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SANTA BARBARA, Calif., June 4 (UPI) -- Seniors at a California high school decided to make their principal face the music as part of a senior prank on Tuesday.
The principal of Santa Barbara High School, John Becchio, was greeted by a four-member mariachi band when he arrived in his office and the group followed him around while he went about his business.
Although the prank only lasted for an hour, it lives on in perpetuity thanks to the Internet.
"When Santa Barbara High Principal John Becchio walked into his office at 7:30 this morning, imagine his surprise when he opened the door and four mariachis were in his office," the district said in a statement on Tuesday. "It was a senior prank that delighted students and staff."
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LEAWOOD, Kan. (AP) — In a story April 14 about victims of the shootings at two Jewish community sites in suburban Kansas City, The Associated Press erroneously identified the mother of the 14-year-old victim as Mindy Losen. Her last name is Corporon.
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Victims of Kansas shootings were physician and grandson, occupational therapist for children
By BILL DRAPER and JIM SUHR
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LEAWOOD, Kan. (AP) — William Lewis Corporon was taking his grandson to a singing audition at a community center. Terri LaManno was visiting her mother at a nearby retirement complex.
It was a seemingly quiet spring Sunday, but neither Corporon nor his grandson or LaManno made it home alive, their lives cut short by a shooting spree that targeted the two Jewish facilities in the mostly affluent suburb of Kansas City known as Overland Park.
Investigators have not revealed any motive for the attack, though suspected gunman Frazier Glenn Cross had a long history of white-supremacist activities and anti-Semitic beliefs. Never mind that Corporon and his grandson were Methodist, and LaManno was Catholic.
Cross, 73, has been jailed awaiting charges that investigators said could come as early as Tuesday.
Mindy Corporon said her father, a 69-year-old physician, and her son were headed for the "KC Superstar" competition, an American Idol-like singing contest for high school students.
Corporon's grandson had waited three years for the tryouts. Dressed in a coat and tie, 14-year-old son Reat Griffin Underwood practiced two songs — "On the Street Where You Live" from "My Fair Lady" and "You Will Miss Me When I'm Gone" — before getting a kiss and "I love you" from his mom and leaving with the grandpa he knew as "Popeye."
Corporon went to a lacrosse game but found it canceled, then headed to the community center to watch her son perform.
What she saw instead was horror: The two had been randomly ambushed, each shot in the head outside the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City.
Corporon said she spotted her father's pickup truck, its doors open and her dad motionless. At first, she thought he had suffered a heart attack but soon knew otherwise.
"Very quickly, I realized it wasn't that, and I knew that my dad was in heaven," she said.
Corporon ran around the vehicle and saw her son on the ground, two strangers attending to him. Before she could get closer, a man approached her, hugged her tightly and led her from the scene.
She said she later learned that neither her son nor father had felt any pain or had seen the attack coming.
Minutes later, LaManno was gunned down outside the Village Shalom assisted living center.
LaManno, 53, was eulogized Monday as a devoted Catholic wife with two college-age children. Her St. Peter's Parish described her as "a gentle and giving woman," as did the Children's Center for the Visually Impaired, where LaManno worked as an occupational therapist for eight years.
"She was honestly one of the kindest people I've met," said Nicola Heskett, the center's executive director. "She was always gracious, always full of gratitude."


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Armstead, who doubles as a shot putter for his college, isn't one of the top-ranked offensive tackles, ranking well below Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel, Central Michigan's Eric Fisher and Oklahoma's Lane Johnson, but is regarded as a rising player.
He played in the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine all-star games.
And his time may embarrass a few skill players incapable of matching that display of speed.
Meanwhile, North Carolina offensive guard Jonathan Cooper, who's one of the best players in the draft and projected to go high in the first round, ran a respectable 5.13 40-yard dash.
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Lost: Season 5 (US - BD RA)
Gabe takes another Blu-ray layman's trek in preparation for the final season...
And so begins another journey into the world of Lost, and so soon after the official Blu-ray release of seasons one and two. At least I'm watching this one in order, and I know what's going on this time, right? This, the fifth season of the wildly popular series sees the Oceanic Six splitting into groups, returning to The Island, finding themselves trapped in time, walking on eggshells, and bickering, bickering, bickering. No one gets tripped up by a boar this season.
The Vonnegut inspired 'unstuck in time' motif was definitely fun for an episode last year, but through gross overuse it grows numbing and frustrating as it defines the first third of the fifth season. At first the motif recalls the solid season four episode, and it creates a sense of suspense not usual for the show, but after about two episodes the process starts to feel like an awkward stop gap on the part of the storytellers. My dislike of the show's continuous time biding more or less defines my overall negative opinions concerning the series, and I can't think of a better way to spread a story over a full six seasons than time travel (just look at Heroes). The motif also starts to resemble a video game, which isn't unusual for the show (which was apparently originally based on the Myst game series), but an aspect I haven't ever really appreciated. In what I'm assuming is an effort to keep the audience from getting too confused the flashback motif is forgone during the time-jump scenes, and I quickly found myself missing it, along with further development of the more scientific-ish aspects of the series mythology. These episodes move very quickly, creating the illusion of more forward motion in the overall storytelling, but things remain rather stagnant for the first six episodes. Frankly I was busy, and almost gave up.
Thank God I found the strength, because the seventh episode breaks the time shift, and the story viewers were left with last season starts to pick up again. It all feels a little like a reboot (the characters are literally taken back to 'the beginning'), or perhaps a smidge too reminiscent of Life on Mars (British version, 'natch). I'm definitely tired of time travel stories, and the Lost producers pulled this same trick this year with Star Trek, but there aren't many shows that pull time travel plus a three year skip (plus the lampshade hanging via Hurley and Miles is amusing). It's a gimmick, but Lost can't be accused of avoiding gimmicks (I'm not sure any 'high concept' show can be). The latter half-plus of the season manages to recapture a lot of the addictive serial storytelling, and multi-faceted character construction that made the second and third seasons such a sensation. As an 'outsider' watching these seasons for review purposes, not really as a fan (I still don't really watch the show when it airs), I personally can't help but think that compacting aspects of season four and combining them with this latter section of season five would've made for more efficient and better storytelling in the long run. Perhaps it's all stems from the shorter run series I tend to watch and worship, like Mad Men and Venture Bros..
Among the better section are a few standout stand-alones, but mostly the plot-wagon is driving to the end of the trail at this point in the series. Some of the new additions to the greater plot (such as certain revelations about Miles' 'abilities') have the distinct aroma of 'too little, too late', but as the man that complained about the show's seemingly never ending story arc, I have to appreciate the fact that things seem to be building to an end. The second to last season ends with a few more sudden shifts in character dynamics than I'd prefer (the fact that no one is beyond out of the blue double-crossing has become a parody at this point), but this series has always excelled in the realm of season finales. Season five doesn't feature the strongest ending in the series' history, but it's a damn good two parter, effectively telling two exciting, intersecting 'A' stories, while gracefully underwriting them with previously missing snippets of the greater continuity puzzle.
It's hard to judge perfection against more perfection, but I think this may be the most impressive Lost Blu-ray yet. There really isn't a weakness across the entire transfer. There's plenty of fine grain, but no real compression noise or artefacts, and the grain is super fine. Besides the utter clarity, there's the matter of every other thing that makes a high definition transfer worth the effort – colour quality, fine details and consistency. The colours are rich and varied, including all those lush, green jungle environments, stark Dharma interiors, sunny Dharmaville exteriors, and bleak, orange lit caverns. The colours aren't often stylistically created through complex lighting rigs or gels, but are appropriately clean, cut, and hyper real. The details are just as varied, from the expansive, deep set locations, to clothing textures and hypnotizing facial hair. The consistency is the only thing worth noting in a semi-negative light. Even at their worst things are still nearly perfect, but those looking for problems will notice a few minor inconsistencies in overall detail, colour cleanliness, grain, detail sharpness, and black levels. The black levels are the only items I'd bitch about a little, as the blued blacks of some of the underground scenes are a hair bothersome. The incredible clarity makes the submarine effect stick out much more than the producers likely intended.
Season five comes fitted with yet another super theatrical, super exciting, super solid DTS-HD 5.1 track, and once again, there's nothing much worth complain about here. The time skipping sound is just as grating for the audience as it is for the characters, but it's an intense bit of multi-channel sound design, kind of like a high frequency THX test. Other notable moments that sound just as aurally impressive as any big budget movie release include another plane crash (rough landing?), and that awesome magnetic charge in the pit that builds slowly, and features dozens of metal bending bits throughout. I caught one noticeable bit of inconsistent dialogue audio on the whole thing. When Sawyer and Jack are fist fighting at the top of the second half of the finale Jack's voice gets loud and somewhat distorted. Otherwise the center channel is all smooth sailing and natural spoken word. Michael Giacchino's music continues to be a driving source of the mix's most satisfying moments, even if the scores this season sound a little overused. I'm guessing Star Trek cut into things a bit this year.
The extras begin on disc one with the always helpful 'Season Play' option, and a ' Lost Starter Kit' previous season wrap-up, for those of us that don't remember everything. Also on this disc is a commentary track for the first episode, 'Because You Left', with executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse. The producers perhaps should've chosen the season finale as the episode to speak over, because they cover story points throughout the entire season. The focus is almost exclusively placed on plotting and script writing, which is interesting to me, but probably a lot less interesting to fans who have studied all this stuff thoroughly already. Disc three features the other commentary track, this one for the 'He's Our You' featuring executive producers/writers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz. These guys are also focused on writing, but are more low-key, and spend a lot of time dealing with on-screen action, which is pretty dull.
Disc four features ' Lost 100' (19:17, HD), a behind the scenes look at the construction of the 100th episode of the series, and the milestone's effect on the cast and crew. The story is told through raw, on-set footage, and warm-fuzzy interviews. The celebratory cake is pretty cool. I have a feeling that the next Blu-ray collection will have something similar for the last episode of the series.
The disc six extras begin with ' Lost University', which requires BDLive capabilities, which I do not have. So then, I'll move on to 'Mysteries of the Universe' (26:15, SD), which the title card claims is an episode of a short lived ABC series from the '80s. This is, in fact, just a very clever ruse, and the extra is actually a fake expose on the fictional Dharma organization. The piece is expertly crafted as a faux dated documentary series, including even audio and visual cues that recall VHS taped television. 'Making Up for Lost Time' (13:47, HD) is a look at the season's time travel motifs, featuring cast and crew interviews, and decent explanations for the overuse of the trope. 'An Epic Day with Richard Alpert' (12:14, HD) follows the actor on a day acting in two timelines for the finale. His natural eye-liner comes up, which is funny to me, if not anyone else. 'Building 23 and Beyond' (12:00, HD) is a tour of the production offices in Burbank with Michael Emerson, who briefly interviews the show's major production and writing staff.
Things come to an end with another set of ' Lost on Location' featurettes, this time seven total (37:44, HD), exploring subject matter such as on-set water shooting, car stunts, set design, jungle shooting, and shoot-outs, eight deleted scenes (13:43, SD), and a blooper reel (3:48, SD).
This might be the year I finally remember to watch Lost when it regularly airs on plain old television. Season five gets off to a slow, rocky start, but once it settles in it's pretty good stuff, and everything ends on a…er…explosive enough note I may need to know what happens next. Series fans have nothing to fear concerning this Blu-ray release. The video and audio quality is next to perfection, and the extras, though not exactly overwhelming in scope, are perfectly pleasant.
* Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Gabriel Powers
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good review, Gabe. Now I wonder what is on the exclusive bonus disc that Best Buy has to offer (supposedly more deleted scenes and a featurette or two)
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I just bought all five seasons on Blu-Ray on amazon for $108.99.
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Dogville wrote: I just bought all five seasons on Blu-Ray on amazon for $108.99.
Same here, a bargain.
Same here, a bargain.
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Dogville wrote: I just bought all five seasons on Blu-Ray on amazon for $108.99.
yeah that was an awesome deal but i'm too obsessed with fancy box sets so i decided to wait for the eventual complete series collection.
yeah that was an awesome deal but i'm too obsessed with fancy box sets so i decided to wait for the eventual complete series collection.
KAli1212 Member Join Date: September 2008 Location: United States Posts: 4
Same here... Hopefully, the complete series collection won't be $300 or so like the Battlestar Galactica set. I had to pinch myself to avoid this deal =P
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This post is obligated and obvious. Fair review, although I personally want ga-ga over the first few time travel eps since they've been teasing time travel since Season 3. I felt that Jughead, which falls into the initial arc you mentioned, was the most entertaining one of the year. Also, making Daniel so integral to the first half of the season, only to Spoiler: Faraday's Fate have him disappear for most of the latter half, and to kill him by having him moronically storming a camp threatening to kill Richard felt like a cheat. I understand why the character wasn't needed anymore (since the time travel was over, his expertise isn't necessary), but it could have been done without making him look just plain dumb.
Curiously, I hadn't recalled hearing that Myst was such a major influence on the series, but it does have some striking similarities.
And since the on-island events (despite the time jumping) take place 3 years prior to the off-island events, one could argue that those are the flashbacks/flashforwards... semantics, naturally.
Curiously, I hadn't recalled hearing that Myst was such a major influence on the series, but it does have some striking similarities.
And since the on-island events (despite the time jumping) take place 3 years prior to the off-island events, one could argue that those are the flashbacks/flashforwards... semantics, naturally.
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Release Date: 8th December 2009
Discs: 5
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English, DTS 5.1 Spanish and French
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish
Extras: Commentaries, Lost on Location, Building 23 and Beyond, An Epic Day with Richard Alpert, Making Up for Lost Time, Mysteries of the Universe, Lost 100, Lost University BDLive, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Season Play
Easter Egg: No
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Cast: Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Terry O'Quinn, Josh Holloway
Genre: Action, Adventure and Drama
Length: 731 minutes
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A 17-year-old Terrebonne Parish native was killed in Florida Thursday while on a senior trip with classmates after an SUV drove onto the sidewalk and hit him, police said.
Mark Garrard Robertson, who is originally from Theriot, was hit about midnight while walking to his Panama City Beach, Florida, hotel room, police there said.
The honors student graduated from Westminster Christian Academy in Opelousas on May 17 and had traveled to Florida with other seniors. An SUV drove onto the sidewalk, crashed into a light pole and hit Robertson as he walked, Panama City Beach Police said.
He was taken to Bay Medical Sacred Heart Health Center where he was pronounced dead at 1:46 a.m., authorities said.
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The crash is still under investigation and arrest records do not indicate that drugs or alcohol played a factor.
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Antec Truepower Quattro 1200W Power Supply Review
Antec Inc., headquartered in Fremont, California, is a leading provider of high performance computer components for the enthusiast market. Most of you I'm sure will be aware of the name and in particular their range of power supplies which include the Truepower, Quattro and Earthwatts series and their high quality Nine Hundred and Sonata series computer enclosures for the gaming and enthusiast market. Antec's offerings also include, amongst other things, Veris home theatre enclosures, notebook coolers and AC adapters, computer cooling solutions and HDD enclosures.
This time around I am going to take a look at the Antec Truepower Quattro 1200W power supply and see how well it performs. The power supply features DC to DC convertors, carries 80 Plus Silver certification and a feature I haven't seen before, PowerCache, which will be explained later in the review.
Closer Look:
In order to adequately house and protect the power supply the Antec Truepower Quattro 1200W is packaged in a large and sturdy red and black themed box. The top face of the box leaves little doubt over the power supply wattage and along with a graphic to illustrate the PowerCache feature, there are 80 Plus Silver and Nvidia SLI Ready logos. The bottom face of the box carries a feature list, larger 80 Plus Silver logo with a paragraph explaining the origin and merits of the 80 Plus award scheme and a full list of the quantities and types of connector with illustrative photographs. The text throughout is given in three languages, English, French and German.
The front face of the box shows a small photograph of the power supply along with the ECC flag which presumably indicates that this specific model is made for the European market. In the bottom left hand corner of the front face the power supply physical dimensions are given along with the power supply type and a short sentence to emphasize the fact that the Truepower Quattro will give 1200W of continuous power. The opposite face carries a comprehensive specification table along pictorial storage information along with agency approval logos.
One end panel, black this time rather than red, carries a short paragraph explaining some of the main features which include the continuous power rating, six 12V rails and 80 Plus certification along with a couple of small photographs showing the power supply with and without the modular cables installed. The opposite face uses a series of small pictograms to illustrate some of the main features which include universal mains input, pulse width modulated fan speed control and industrial grade protection.
Lift the lid and the user manual sits on top of the foam encased power supply with the captive and modular cables filling the gaps on two sides along with the correct UK type power cord. The foam inserts lifts off to reveal the Truepower Quattro 1200W enclosed in a plastic bag to further protect the unit.
The power supply along with the box contents which includes the modular cable set, user manual, power supply mounting screws and power cord.
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Both John and Jane and their son John were all born in Northern Ireland. They are buried in Mt. Moriah cemetery in Philadelphia PA. I believe they immigrated to Philadelphia after 1839. I have searched ships logs available on line but have not been able to piece together a logical story. Unfortunately for me, Thompson seem to be a common name in Ireland. Most probably they came to Philadelphia with other family members but I can't find any traces in the records. I don't know Janes's maiden name. They were Protestants here in America so were probably the same in Ireland. Later generations were of all different faiths.
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National Championship Preview: Kentucky vs. Connecticut
Destiny will meet destiny when No. 7 Connecticut and No. 8 Kentucky take the court Monday night in Arlington, Texas for the national championship.
The Huskies and Wildcats couldn't compete in last year's tournament due to postseason bans. In fact, Kentucky has won 11 straight NCAA tournament games, and with their last loss coming in 2011 to Connecticut. (via @SportsCenter on Twitter)
This year, the two teams have made two of the most surprising runs in tournament history.
Connecticut's tandem between Shabazz Napier and Ryan Boatright stifled Florida's Scottie Wibekin to only four points on 2-of-9 shooting from the field, and 0-for-3 from long range.
Napier's stout defense led to his strong ability to see the court offensively, setting up DeAndre Daniels in the paint, and his quickness allows him and Boatright to create space to score. Napier scored 12 points along with six assists, three rebounds, and four steals. Boatright added 13 points, six rebounds, and three assists.
Meanwhile, Aaron Harrison had had three of the most clutch performances in NCAA tournament history, after hitting shots against Louisville, Michigan, and Wisconsin to put the Wildcats in the title game. Aaron, and his twin brother, Andrew scored eight and nine points, respectively against the Badgers. Aside from the Harrison's, fellow freshman James Young was overshadowed, leading Kentucky in scoring with 17 points in the semifinals.
Connecticut is led by DeAndre Daniels, who scored 20 points and 10 rebounds in their semifinal win over Florida. Even though the Huskies trailed early 16-4, Daniels hit two three's to help get Connecticut back in the game. His outside and inside game made it difficult for the Gators to defend, as the Huskies scored more points in the paint in the second half (26) than the Gators did all game (24). There's no doubt Kentucky will have their hands full with Daniels, but Florida's Patric Young did score 19 points, and the Wildcats post players may find similar success.
Down low for Kentucky, freshman Julius Randle and Dakari Johnson along with sophomore Alex Poythress held Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky to eight points on the defensive side of the ball. Offensively, Randle scored 16 points, Johnson added 10 points, and Poythress contributed eight points.
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It will interesting to see how Connecticut's defense holds up against Kentucky's offense, as the Wildcats like to push the ball. Both teams have a very good inside presence, and the key may come down to the glass. Kentucky edged Wisconsin, 32-27 in rebounds, and 11 to six in offensive rebounds. It will key for the Huskies inside to keep Randle, Johnson, and Poythress from making big plays inside, and from getting rebounds.
After all, if the game does comes down to a late three-pointer again, simple advice is to guard beyond the arc, and Aaron Harrison. For Kentucky, the Wildcats needs to stop Napier from penetrating, and finding passing lanes to set up Boatright and Daniels. The Wildcats will need to create turnovers in order to play at their own pace.
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Join us on a trip from Europe to America – this month we once again presented some of our prime real estate, and today you will have the opportunity to review these property highlights. Which is your favourite property?
Spain, Son Font (Mallorca)
An oasis of tranquillity in the midst of a picturesque landscape
Not only is this extraordinary finca situated high up in the mountains, it also offers the highest possible standard of living as well as a warm and pleasant atmosphere. Each of the many terraces offers breathtaking views over the mountains to the sea. This oasis of tranquillity in the midst of nature gracefully combines Mallorcan tradition with modern living. Property profile ID: W-020B7M
Italy, Lake Garda
Lake Garda – a place where dreams come true
High-quality marble bestows a stately atmosphere to this elegant double-storey home. This luxurious 720 m² property close to Lake Garda offers exceptional comfort and convenience and includes a fireplace, a spa with steam bath and whirlpool, high quality parquet flooring with underfloor heating and a heated outdoor pool – to mention but a few of its exclusive features. Property profile ID: W-01GSEF
USA, Lake Austin (Texas)
Texan living at its best
The best of both worlds: traditional materials and modern living. The unobstructed views of Lake Austin and the fantastic outdoor area are a guarantee for unadulterated living pleasure. This unique property is a true paradise not only for cowboys. Property profile ID: E-0016W8
Spain, Son Vida (Mallorca)
Magnificent property on Mallorca
This lovingly renovated property on Mallorca is embedded in a beautiful landscaped garden with thousands of Mediterranean plants, and is surrounded by endless orchards of orange, lemon and olive trees. The highlight: a own lavender field, whose wonderful fragrance engulfs the entire property. Property profile ID: W-00ABCR


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Cabin-Style Suites Above Massive Indoor Water Park
High above Fort Mackenzie—a four-story waterlogged treehouse that feels like it could be a part of The Swiss Family Robinson or Pirates of the Caribbean—a 1,000-gallon bucket slowly fills with water. Suddenly, the big bucket topples, drenching those gathered below in a torrent of water. It's 1 of more than 10 splash-filled attractions at Great Wolf Lodge Charlotte/Concord's indoor water park, which is heated to a balmy 84 degrees year-round, drawing visitors to this aquatic getaway no matter the season. In addition to braving Fort Mackenzie, you can crash into 3-foot waves at Slap Tail Pond, careen down a six-story funnel slide at Howlin' Tornado, and race your family at the Mountain Edge Raceway mat-racer water slide.
The 80,000-square-foot water park is the pièce de résistance among many activities on the hotel's multi-entertainment campus. Guests can play their way through 18 holes of interactive mini golf or head over to the MagiQuest live-action adventure, where kids wield magic wands and journey through a kingdom to encounter mythical pixies and a dragon. Scooops Kid Spa offers manicures and pedicures for pintsize patrons sitting atop ice-cream-cone stools and banana-split thrones; free ice cream tops off each visit. Fuel up with heartier fare at the Pizza Hut Express or dig into the buffet at The Loose Moose Cottage.
Up to eight vacationers can comfortably sleep in the Grand Bear or Grizzly Bear Suites; each features two TVs, natural-log bed frames, and a sleeper sofa for extended hibernation. KidKamp, Wolf Den, and KidCabin Suites come with miniature log cabins inside the rooms, which double as the kids' sleeping quarters with a bunk bed and a TV.
Charlotte, North Carolina: Burgeoning Tourist Destination in an Art-Friendly Town
Fifteen miles southwest of the lodge, Charlotte's glittering downtown buildings scrape the sky. This regional financial capital is home to Fortune 500 companies and a burgeoning tourism industry spearheaded by the city's art scene and sports teams.
Originally a blue-collar mill district, NoDa now buzzes with art galleries and boutiques; a neighborhood gallery crawl takes place twice monthly. Cajun, Southwestern, and creative pizza restaurants have taken up residency in the neighborhood's original brick buildings and mill houses. Families looking for an educational day trip or new families can visit Discovery Place, an interactive museum with a 3-D IMAX theater.


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This is a way of cheating at video games. Basically, the player backs up game files (usually savegame files) and then restores them after dying. The result is that the player never really dies and beats the game much more quickly, taking much of the fun out of the game. As far as I know, this originated in the rec.games.roguelike.nethack newsgroup.
From the rec.games.rougelike.nethack newsgroup: "You should be aware, however, that there is a general consensus that savescumming is actually detrimental to the development of proper playing skills"
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As more features are packed into Internet security bundles, the price steadily increases. Trend Micro has ditched its PC-Cillin name and gone straight for some of the market that Kaspersky, F-Secure, Panda and BitDefender seem to be gobbling up from McAfee and Norton. A one-year subscription will still set you back £55, and this price puts Trend Micro's Internet Security Pro on a par with Norton 360 and McAfee's leading suite, so what are you getting for your money?
The Pro label adds a few features from the standard Internet Security 2008 suite, including identity-theft protection, Wi-Fi hot-spot verification and basic PC performance tuning. The subscription price follows the current trend of permitting between one and three installations, and the old PC-Cillin interface has been refreshed.
Speedy scan
What we really liked about Internet Security Pro was the speedy scan process, which on a busy XP machine proved much faster than previous installations of Norton, Panda and QuickHeal. Spyware and virus scanning is integrated together in one scan, but we found scanners such as Ad-Aware to be more effective for spyware.
The product comes configured to run three specific scans on a regular schedule, and you can schedule additional full or custom scans as you wish. Internet Security Pro scans every file that you access by default, including incoming and outgoing mail, but thankfully notifications aren't too intrusive. You can also monitor instant messaging.
The Wireless Home Network Monitor reports on all PCs connected to your network every half an hour (even wired), but its value is limited given that you can manage your Wi-Fi through your router panel or in Windows itself.
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Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Graduates: The Alumni Association is your home for Commencement 2012!
Your official commencement ceremony will take place Sunday, May 13, 2012 at 2:30 PM at the UIC Forum, 725 W Roosevelt Rd., Chicago, IL 60608. Please watch your kentlaw.edu email for announcements and updates throughout the year. For more information, including FAQs, please visit the Commencement Portal online.
Fall 2011 graduates: complete your mandatory graduate survey by Thursday, December 1. The survey is available online at www.surveymonkey.com/s/2011fallgradsurvey.
If you will not be in the Chicagoland area during Spring 2012 and are planning to participate in the Commencement ceremony, please email firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange for tickets, cap and gown, and other graduation information as soon as possible.
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The Class of 2011 Class Gift Committee is hard at work brainstorming ideas for your class gift project! Be on the lookout for a 2012 Class Gift Survey in your email.
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Stop by for free pizza & beer, and learn more about the Class of 2012 Class Gift!
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Committee Chair: Katsie Calhoun
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Alumni from around the world are available to discuss issues such as practice trends, legal markets in specific geographic areas, and other career-related topics. This is an excellent opportunity to start building your personal network with Chicago-Kent alumni!
To search for an Alumni Career Advisor, all you have to do is log-in to the Chicago-Kent Alumni Online Community:
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Pair of Vintage Lamps - $700
Not the cheapest lamps online today, but definitely a refined and glamorous pair, this set of vintage lamps in celadon green are $700. Find purchase info in the first link after the jump.
Apartment Therapy DC Furniture Classifieds are open for your business in the DC Shopping Guide. They are local and JUST DECOR. Post a particularly good thing, and we'll highlight you here on the front page.
• Pair of celadon Marbro Lamps (Capitol Hill) - $700
• Glass acrylic dining room table (Fairfax Station-Lorton) - $500
• Vintage steel printers cabinet with butcher block top (Madison & Mabel / Frederick) - $449
• West Elm dining table (Chevy Chase, dc) - $150
• Vintage chrome and Formica table (Silver Spring) - $95
• Vintage mid-century lamp (Capitol Hill) - $75
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Sometimes when I resume after suspending to RAM, all that shows up is a blank screen with a single underscore at the top left. There is no mouse cursor and the system is completely unresponsive. It only happens occasionally (maybe 1/4).
I have not found any related messages in the logs. Memtest completes successfully too. Does anyone have any idea of what might cause this?
It's like the system is playing Russian roulette with itself whenever I resume.
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I was just about to make a post about this myself
so far... the only thing that remains consistent is that my machine does not wake after the 4th or 5th sleep... then I have to reset my machine
I just see 2 blank screens ( dual monitor ) however I have OpenSSH and use my Nexus 7 as the SSH client and I look at "dmesg" and there are no error showing in there... I've looked in the "error.log" aswell... I too have done memtest
I've can't seem to figure it out...
It's been happening with kernel 3.6.x and 3.7.x
Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth R2.0 - BIOS 1302
GPU: MSI Nvidia GeForce 670 GTX Power Edition
Soundcard: Asus Xonar D2X
I have come to suspect that this may occur after upgrading the kernel without a reboot. I will try to remember to test this with the next kernel release (or when I have some time to downgrade and re-upgrade).
If anyone else experiences this problem, please try the same.
upgraded BIOS to 1503 today and still the same thing...
I'm beginning to think this is not a BIOS problem but a bug in the kernel somewhere and with no errors showing anywhere... it's a bitch to find the issue...
what computer do you have Xyne?
what computer do you have Xyne?
Apparently a broken one.
I have a laptop with Intel Core i5 and 8 GB of DDR3 memory. I'm pretty sure that I have hardware issues even though memtest succeeds. Aside from occasionally failing to resume, I also encounter internal compiler errors regularly when compiling large applications.
I have the same problem after upgrade from kernel 3.8.10 to 3.9.2
wake up from suspend only gives me a blank screen with a cursor on the top left corner.
For my case, after downgraded kernel to 3.8.11 the problem is gone now.
This is happinging to me too with kernel 3.9.2-1-ARCH. I can tell you absolutely that rebooting after building the kernel does not fix it. i have not tried downgrading to 3.8.11.
Run "echo 7 > /proc/sys/kernel/printk", you might see what the computer is doing.
This happens to me 100% of the time with 3.11.6 and 3.10.17, resuming from suspend results in naught but an underscore top left. VT switching appears to work temporarily, I was able to enter in my user name in the VT, but then everything hung on pressing enter. Not sure about earlier kernel versions because this is a fresh install on this hardware. Happens with and without X.
Hibernate results in an underscore before the computer is able to shut down. I tried using pm_trace and dumping logs before/after as recommended around the internet, pm_trace didn't match any hashes & there are no logs after suspend that get written out as far as I can tell. The computer is also unresponsive to the network. I also tried using pm_debug but I wasn't really sure what I was doing, running the core test I thought shouldn't cause the computer to actually suspend, but it did & there was my underscore again in all its glory.
Wish I knew a way to get some more information..
@tzar, this seems to sound like it is highly related to the kernel version. As such, I would have to say that this would constitute a necrobump, as your issue is with more or less an entirely different system that that of the original posters (new packages means new userland).
I think you should start your own thread, providing as much detail as possible. If you think the ocntents of this thread are relevant, then link back to it as a reference.
Did you try "systemctl suspend"?
In my case no problem with this command. Suspend fails after 1-2-3-4 times good if I use suspend from kde menu or suspend from keyboard key.
Suspend is working if using 3.11.6-1 and Core i7-920 + X58
install acpi-cpufreq /bin/false
Last edited by CyrIng (2013-10-31 06:34:11)
I have the same problem on 184.108.40.206. I upgraded my Arch and cant suspend to ram. It worked on earlier kernel version named 3.9.xx. I'm not experienced so much in order to bring back old one in order to check if the problem went away.
Suspend is working if using 3.11.6-1 and Core i7-920 + X58
install acpi-cpufreq /bin/false
What you inserted in modprobe.conf?
He inserted exactly what he wrote. But be careful, that line totally disables cpu frequency scaling if it's not supported by the newer "pstate" driver.
He inserted exactly what he wrote. But be careful, that line totally disables cpu frequency scaling if it's not supported by the newer "pstate" driver.
...which it isn't as it is a first gen Intel Core processor. Only the Sandy Bridge and newer are supported by the pstate driver.
Furthermore, if the cpu is recent enough to be supported by pstate, the system surely wouldn't load acpi-cpufreq, then that line should be useless.
I have AMD X4 955, so in my case, inserting will not be helpful at all. I tried also mentioned systemctl suspend, and it fails to resume from suspend to ram too.
I'm still trying to fix suspend to ram - it suspends my computer, i checked /var/log/pm-suspend, and i see that computer is going for a sleep, but after resume i have black screen with unblinking cursor on the left side of screen - i tried all solutions over the Arch wiki, pm-utils wiki, suspend to ram wiki, uswsusp wiki - don't know why i cant proper resume from suspend to ram.
Could somebody help me? If you need some logs, tell me and i will post them.
Last edited by firekage (2013-11-09 10:31:07)
if you suspend by systemd through
systemctl suspend
do your system has the same behaviour?
Yes, exacly the same. It goes to suspend, after resume from suspend to ram i have black screen with unblinking cursor on the left. It worked before (i did an update of Arch and installed nvidia drivers over nouveau, but i tried to remove it and on nouveau is the same behaviour). Maybe it is related to systemd, but after installing other...i could not boot at all into Arch - stopped at "Welcome Arch Linux" during boot process.
Last edited by firekage (2013-11-09 11:40:32)
I keep thinking your problem is dued to nvidia proprietary driver. Are you sure you removed both tha packages both the conf file when you tried to go back to nouveau? Did you reboot your whole system then?
Yes. I did it many times. I removed nvidia drivers, nvidia-utils (pacman -Rdd nvidia nvidia-utils nvidia-libgl), than i installed nouveau and mesa-libgl, deleted xorg.conf but it just happens the same thing over and over.
Something also:
He has the same problem, but related to hibernation with created file, but after resume the same thing:
e, but then hangs on an all black screen with a single underscore character in the top left.
I doubt that it is related to nvidia driver...rather to some package in Arch but i'm not able to determine which is at fault or how to check it because pm-suspend.log looks ok.
Last edited by firekage (2013-11-09 17:35:18)
Ok. Go into suspend by systemctl, when it hangs on resume, reboot your system, then post your
journalctl -b -1
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After we endured the hassle of Wal-Mart's "Black Friday" sale, we bought an eMachines laptop for $198. It worked for about 3 months and then the display went dark and something looking like an ink spot was noticed in the lower right hand corner of the display. We phone the company after having to search for their phone number online (using a Compaq laptop) - we contacted the company.
Immediately the person on the phone began to tell us that the display must have been damaged by us or we are using it in extreme weather conditions. It was not damaged because when we turn off the computer, the spot was not there which indicates it was in the machine itself. And the ridiculous explanation of operating the unit in extreme weather conditions was equally silly because it never left our home.
After this we called Wal-Mart and they too brushed us aside telling us we need to ship the unit back to the company. We believe Wal-Mart should be responsible for the laptops since it was purchased from them and they knowingly sold inferior products they ought to have known to be defective in materials and possible workmanship. Shame on Wal-Mart for continuing to sell these products. If a class Action lawsuit is in the works, I am in. I am considering taking legal action against the company and Wal-Mart myself. I don't think they should get away with this.
IRVINE, CALIFORNIA -- I purchased an eMachines laptop for my daughter for Christmas - in 3 months the monitor just went black. I called Gateway Tech, they tried to fix it - could not. Told me to mail it back to them, which I did - cost me about $25, insurance, etc. I received the computer back in about a month, same condition except they mailed it back with the back off of it. I called them again to see what was up. They did not give me an English speaking person - I could not understand them, finally was told the problem was due to customer abuse.
I explained to them that I was the one using the laptop when it went black and it was on my lap, there was no customer abuse. They refused to help. I paid $450 plus tax for the piece of junk and was told they would fix it for $495.95, big of them. I had a computer guy look at it and he said it looked like the plasma inside the monitor overheated and cracked the screen. I would highly recommend that no one purchase anything from GATEWAY. Buy a DELL, they always stand by their products and will even send a tech out to your house if necessary.
I've contacted Customer Service to order recovery CD to reinstall operating system. The customer reps were really rude. Moreover, they were out of the recovery CDs. I contacted them two weeks later. The same thing: customer representative is rude and no recovery cd in the stock. That was crazy. STAY AWAY FROM eMachines period.
NORWICH, CONNECTICUT -- The other reviews you read are true! The power supply gets so hot you have to remove the battery when on AC or you will either burn out the battery or you end up having issues. I was getting these white lines all across the screen and tech support suggested removing the battery when on AC. As if that isn't admitting to a problem they know about. I've only had it a year and now I can't get it to boot! It started crashing and I restored it using the disk, got a hal error on reboot, did a full wipe and install using the disk. While downloading Windows updates it crashed and got another Windows file error on reboot.
Wiped again and it locked up on installing applications. Now it gives a can't read disk error. I knew it was a cheaper laptop and didn't expect it to be fast and powerful. I just bought it to use office, simple enough. But I did expect it to last longer than a year! I should have just bought an old Dell D600, it is slow but I know some that are working over 4 years.


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Few people driving past the corner of Main and Water streets in Ashland recognize the old car dealership.
For almost half a century, the structure that stretches close to a city block across from the Plaza has been reconfigured into stores as part of what is now known as Claycomb's Plaza Mall.
Today, a warren of halls and odd-angled walls divide the 30,000-square-foot building into retail shops such as Bug A Boo children's clothing and toy store, and treatment areas for clients of the Plaza Salon and Spa.
Occupying much of the storefront space is Nimbus, a men's and women's clothing and gifts store that is the mall's oldest tenant.
Over time, irony has also found a place here.
The parking lot, which was once a sales lot promoting the latest cars, has become a tug-of-war between the Claycomb heirs who still own the property and people who have had their cars towed for staying too long.
There is tragic irony, as well. In 1948, Walt DeBoer leased the property to launch Lithia Motors, a Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge dealership named after the nearby springs that contain lithium.
In his first year, DeBoer and his four employees sold 14 cars. The business slowly grew. Then in 1968, he was killed by a car while out for a walk in Phoenix.
His oldest son, Sid, who had been working as his bookkeeper, took over the company. Today, Lithia Motors is the ninth-largest automotive retailer in the United States, with 87 stores and $3.3 billion in revenue last year.
Cars have sculpted Main Street, also known as Highway 99, even before the Claycomb family built the structure in 1920 as a Ford dealership selling Model Ts and As.
In the 1940s, the front of the building was cut back by 40 feet and remodeled, and in the mid-1950s, Main Street became a one-way street to streamline traffic.
After 1966, when cars were bypassing Ashland by taking the new Interstate 5 freeway and city shops were closing, desperate city officials paid a consultant $36,000 to suggest ways to improve the boarded-up downtown.
Recommendations included promoting the thriving Oregon Shakespeare Festival, restricting sign clutter and removing parking meters, according to Joe Peterson's book "Images of America: Ashland."
Before the freeway skirted Ashland, there were a dozen gas stations on Main Street. Afterward, inventive landlords offered inexpensive rents to artists and craftspeople to encourage them to open studios and shops.
After Lithia Motors moved to Medford in 1970, Kim Appleberry leased the car dealership building for his labyrinthine indoor mall, which included his ice cream parlor. The next year, Nimbus Leatherworks took over a storefront space with two swinging barn doors that opened to the sidewalk.
In the abandoned lawn mower repair shop, Nimbus founder Brooks Pride Hodapp built a workbench in a corner where he would toil into the night making belts, bags and other leather craft, says Ken Silverman, who started working at Nimbus in 1974 and bought the business 10 years later.
"After the plays, people would come by to see the belts Brooks would tool during the day," Silverman says, while standing in the original part of the store, which now has men's contemporary clothing, hats and shoes, some of which are sold on Silverman's online store hisfavoriteshirt.com.
According to the late Ashland Daily Tidings columnist Lance Pugh, Hodapp paid Harry Anderson, who would later star in the 1980s mega-hit TV comedy "Night Court," $5 a day to perform magic in the store.
When Anderson later asked for a raise to $15, Pugh says, "Brooks declined, saying, 'Good luck finding somebody to pay you that much money.' "
Silverman learned leatherwork from Hodapp. He also made leather-banded driftwood flowerpots from salvaged redwood under the name Nimbus Woodworks. Later, Silverman expanded the store to include clothes and gifts.
Nimbus' women's department is in a step-down space where mechanics once fixed cars. The store's American contemporary craft and art gallery is in the place that once housed the Village Fair shop, which carried pottery, turquoise and silver jewelry.
"Nimbus kept evolving," says Silverman.
And so does the Plaza.
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Marty Davis was named the head coach of the UCSB men's tennis program in 1999 and is now entering his 14th season in the position. The Gauchos have claimed seven Big West Championship titles under the leadership of Davis, including their most recent title in 2013 when UCSB made history as the first 5th seed to win a Big West Men's Tennis title.
At the end of the 2009 season, he was awarded his fourth consecutive Coach of the Year award, his sixth overall. In the same season, he led the Gauchos to their fourth straight Big West Championship title, upsetting Irvine in the championship match.
No.1 Singles player Philip Therp picked up the Freshman of the Year award in 2007 and, under Marty's guidance, was named Big West Player of the Year in 2008. UCSB then received its second consecutive Player of the Year award as Alex Konigsfeldt took the title the following year.
Davis earned Big West Coach of the Year honors in 2006 after guiding the Gauchos to the 2006 Big West championship and an automatic bid into NCAA Tournament. He was also selected the league's Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2003 after leading the Gauchos to consecutive Big West Conference titles and NCAA bids. The 2006 Gauchos finished the season with a 15-11 record and their No. 1 singles player, Nick Brotman, was named Big West Player of the Year and their No. 2 player, Bijan Hejazi, was selected Big West Freshman of the Year.
In 2002, not only did UCSB win its first league crown under Davis, but the team's top player, Carlos Palencia, was named Big West Player of the Year and was invited to play in the NCAA Tournament. In his first season at the helm of the UCSB program, he coached senior Simon Shen to an undefeated 20-0 dual match record. Shen finished the year 30-3, advancing to the NCAA Championship after being named Big West Player of the Year.
An accomplished professional player, Davis played 12 years on tour (1980-91), finishing in the top-50 in prize winnings five times. He also finished ranked among the top-100 in singles seven times and he reached a career-high singles ranking of 47th in 1985. During his time as a professional player Davis played in 35 Grand Slam events. He reached the semifinals in doubles at the Australian Open on two occasions and he reached the doubles quarterfinals at Wimbledon and the French Open. Davis posted three ATP singles championships and four ATP doubles titles. Over the years, he recorded wins over such players as Brian Gottfried, Ilie Nastase, Johan Kriek and Aaron Krickstein. Davis is the winningest professional player currently coaching college tennis.
Davis was instrumental in launching the ATP Tour in 1990 as a founding member of the board of directors. Over the years he held several positions with the ATP, including Director of Player Services, manager of the ATP Tour Headquarters Tennis Facility and Director of Licensing. Prior to his arrival in Santa Barbara, Davis was an assistant coach at Cal.
Among his other experiences in the world of tennis, Davis has provided color commentary for ESPN, USA Network and Prime Network.
Davis was a three-time NCAA All-American as a collegiate player at Cal from 1977 through 1980 and helped lead the Golden Bears to four top-ten finishes. In his senior year, Davis' Cal team won the national indoor title and finished second in the NCAA Tournament. In October of 2005, he was inducted into his alma mater's Athletics Hall of Fame. Davis graduated in 1980 with his BA in Economics.
Davis is married to his wife Jill and has two sons. His eldest son, Taylor attends UC San Diego and his youngest son, Kyle, attends UC Santa Cruz.


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Fresh on the heels of Wisconsin's Harley-Davidson branded license plates, the Keystone State is set to make Harley-Davidson the official motorcycle of Pennsylvania. An honor already bestowed by Wisconsin this past February, Pennsylvania also has a bill in the state's House of Representatives that would give special status to the Bar & Shield.
Sponsored by Representative William Kortz (D-Allegheny County), the Pennsylvania law would pay homage to the "thousands of Harley-Davidson enthusiasts [who] have trekked to York to witness firsthand the living legacy of Harley-Davidson USA." The bill continues on with some feel-good patriotic sentiment, saying that "the Harley-Davidson motorcycle is a true-blue American iron horse manufactured in Pennsylvania by American workers using American steel."


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In addition to extensive experience in general neurosurgical conditions, the efforts of the department are focused in several major programmatic areas. The faculty is organized into areas of sub-specialization, which gives the resident excellent exposure to each of these disciplines as well as the more general neurosurgical experience. The emphasis of the training program is to provide outstanding clinical experience and expertise in all fields appropriate for pursuing a career in academic or clinical neurosurgery. The volume and intensity of the exposure has enabled many graduates of the program to obtain positions without taking additional fellowship training.
All aspects of cerebrovascular disease are managed at the participating hospitals. Microsurgical management of aneurysms and arteriovenous malformations is an area of major interest. In addition, interventional neuroradiology with the availability of intra-arterial embolization, angioplasty, and stenting have increased our ability to manage the complex disorders that are referred to us at both hospital sites. Dr. Flamm and Dr. Gordon are responsible for the management of intracranial and extracranial cerebrovascular disorders.
Active programs in surgery and treatment of brain tumors exist at both Montefiore and Roosevelt Hospital. These include the management of benign and malignant tumors in both adult and pediatric populations. In addition to the neurosurgical management, emphasis is placed on the multidisciplinary management of these complex problems. Close interaction between Neurosurgery, Neurooncology and Radiation Oncology through the Tumor Board provides an opportunity for the residents to be exposed to current protocols and management strategies. The Department of Neurosurgery is also a participant in the Montefiore-Einstein Center for Cancer Care.
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Dr. Goodrich works closely with the neurologists in determing which patient with trigeminal neuralgia may benefit from glycerol rhizolysis, radiosurgery, or a microvascular decompression. Dr. Abbott also works closely with the rehabilitation doctors to determine which patients may benefit from intrathecal pump implantantation for chronic spasticity. Dr. Goodman at Roosevelt Hospital directs much of the deep brain stimulation program for movement disorders. Epilepsy Patients with complex partial seizure disorders are evaluated for management and consideration for surgical treatment. Facilities for monitoring patients with implanted electrodes to aid in localization are available at both sites. PET scanning is used to complement the electrophysiologic localization of the seizure focus. Dr. Lasala and Dr. Abbott direct the adult and pediatric surgical program in epilepsy and collaborate with the Epilepsy Center of the department of neurology.
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A group for atheists in Alberta to post local issues and concerns and just to get to know one another.
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Started by Mark Andersen. Last reply by Katie O'Grady Aug 22, 2013. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Well I do have a blue t-shirt that says atheist on it
I agree with having a reservation for a table. Or at least a predictable table. Or maybe someone could hold up a big sign "godless heathens" to help me find my way.
Wednesdays are particularly bad for me, but life is so full right now, that any night is difficult. But I'd like to meet you all!
Pickle Monkey when is the next podcast?
So I contacted Toad and Turtle, they can make reservations, just not for Wednesday because it's busy, because it's wing night...
I'll be there. Added it to http://www.meetup.com/Central-Alberta-Skeptics
I believe that's wing night too. I'm sure my son will be there, as he likes the cheap food and beer that night. And Picklemonkey, he's quite "atheist-y"...just not in this group.
Pick a time. 7? 8? Which works best for you people?
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The World's Freest Economies: America Barely Cracks the Top Ten
The Heritage Foundation has released its annual list of the world's freest economies and, wouldn't you know it, the Asia-Pacific region is number one. Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand are all on top while the world's largest economy, America's, barely cracks the top ten.
The ranking is based on 10 indicators like government spending, trade and labor market freedom. The top ten are:
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Switzerland
- Canada
- Chile
- Mauritius
- Denmark
- United States
No members of the financially-troubled Eurozone can be found in the top ten. Ireland, however, comes in the 11th spot.
The United States' overall score is 76.0, down from 76.3 last year. America lost points in all categories of regulatory efficiency, but actually picked up points in government spending.
But, hey, it could be worse. North Korea, Cuba, Zimbabwe, Venezuela, Eritrea, Burma, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Turkmenistan and Iran received the ten lowest scores.
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2011 Ferrari 599 GTO: Overview
Pros: Unique styling sets the GTO apart, even from the regular 599; Return of Ferrari's famed GTO name, last used in 1985; Brutal performance and mind-blowing handling
Cons: Difficult to find and expensive to buy; Intense performance means a harsh ride and loud cabin; Only two seats, so just one passenger can come along for the ride
What's new: The 2011 Ferrari 599 GTO was only offered for one year as the high-performance variant to the 599 GTB Fiorano.
The 599 GTO was a high-performance variant of Ferrari's high-dollar 599 GTB Fiorano exotic super car. The 599 GTO was only offered for one model year (2011) before 599 production was stopped to make way for the upcoming F12 Berlinetta.
Like the standard 599 GTB, the 599 GTO was powered by a 6.0-liter V12. But the GTO added 50 horsepower and 10 lb-ft of torque. The result was 670 hp and 448 lb-ft. Even more drastic changes were made to the 599 GTO model's exterior. Revisions included unique wheels, a carbon fiber roof, a lowered ride height and dramatic front and rear diffusers. Unlike the 599 GTB, the 599 GTO did not offer a convertible body style.
The 2011 Ferrari 599 GTO was only offered in limited numbers. For interested buyers who could get their hands on the exotic super car, pricing started at $430,000. That made it around $100,000 more expensive than a standard 599 GTB. A 6-speed, single-clutch automatic was the only transmission offered.