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The ultimate name in the realm of rock and metal and one that shaped and defined metal music, the group band Metallica is about to make a historical return to Indonesia after their first appearance 20 long years ago, and the stage is set for their grand concert in Jakarta's Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium, on 25th August 2013.
"As August shapes up to be one of the most unique and special months in Metallica touring history, we are also super excited to be returning to Jakarta, Indonesia for only the second time ever. It's been over 20 years (WAY too long!)" stated the legendary metal band on their official website, www.metallica.com, expressing their excitement to play again for all the 'metal militia' across thos huge archipelago.
Scheduled to take place in the largest performance venue in the country, the concert is set to be one of the biggest ever to be held in Indonesia. For the concert, the band will bring their own equipment and staging details with the total weight of 60 tons. The concert will also be supported with a powerful 200,000 watt sound system, and a number of giant LED screens to be placed in a number of corners of the stadium.
With their signature growly vocals and the chord strokes of James Hetfield, the explosive drum beats of Lars Ulrich, the slicing and sophisticated solos of Kirk Hammet, and the hard and heavy Bass tones of Rob Trujillo, Metallica truly defines what metal music is all about. As one of the pioneers of the genre, their music may be categorized as heavy metal, thrash metal, speed metal, power metal, or anything else, or all of them.
The band may have had its golden age in the 80's and 90's, but some of their works transcend times and have become eternal anthems of the metal world. With hits such as "Battery", "Sanitarium (Welcome Home)", and "Master of Puppets", their third released in 1983 album Master of Puppets was described by many music critics as one of the most influential and "heavy" thrash metal albums. Commercially, the band spread a worldwide metal wave in the early 1991 with their eponymous fifth album (also known as The Black Album), which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and sold over 15.8 million copies in the United States alone. The "black" album also unleashed some of the most renowned Metallica hits such as "Nothing Else Matter", "The Unforgiven", and also the iconic "Enter sandman" which video clip was named as Best Metal Video in 1992's MTV Video Music Award.
Metallica has released nine studio albums, four live albums, five extended plays, 25 music videos, and 37 singles. The band has won nine Grammy Awards, and five consecutive albums debut at number one on the Billboard 200, making Metallica the first band to do so. Metallica ranks as one of the most commercially successful rock bands in history, having sold over 100 million albums worldwide.
Metallica staged their first ever show in Indonesia on 10th April 1993 at the Lebak Bulus Stadium, Jakarta. Although the show ended in a rather unpleasant situation, the concert was regarded as a milestone in the history of Rock and Metal music in Indonesia. The historical concert was also captured and documented in Anthropologist Sam Dunn's "Global Metal" documentary. Released in 2007, the documentary that dealt with the global spread of Metal also acknowledged Indonesia as a country where Metal music continues to flourish.
Blackrock Entertainment, as the promotor of the event has put special concern on safety and security issues ensuring that the 1993 incidents will not occur again. Tickets already on sale via online since 8th July 2013 ranging from IDR400,000 to IDR7,500,000.
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For hardware, I used a cheap-as-dirt Rosewill 125N as the multi-SSID AP, and a Raspberry Pi on a powered USB hub and a hand full of random wireless cards as the clients providing interaction with the AP.
The ultimate goal was to log into a WPA2-PSK network with a complex passphrase, designed to be non-trivial to brute force (and likely impossible given the duration of the challenge, 2 days).
The passphrase was comprised of 3 overlapping parts. Each piece overlapped with the others to provide alignment hints.
Part one of the passphrase was the MAC address of a client probing for somewhat obvious networks - hints about other components of the challenge, etc. Converting the MAC address to ASCII got you the first piece. Additional hints were in the SSIDs probed for - "Part one is right in front of you".
Part two of the passphrase was the WEP key of an encrypted network. A client routinely joined the WEP network and pinged, to force an ARP exchange. Standard WEP cracking (aircrack-ng) would disclose the key.
The third and final part of the passphrase was concealed by a WPA-PEAP client. The client was deliberately misconfigured to not validate certificates. By bringing up a WPA2-EAP network for the client looking for "ARE YOU MY MOMMY?", with a radius server configured to accept any login, the client would join, arp for an IP address, and then send a UDP frame containing the final component of the WPA2 passphrase.
The probing client hinted towards this network by probing for SSIDs like "there's a lost client" "he's very trusting" "can you give him a home"
With all 3 components of the passphrase, joining the network would cause a client to ARP for a specific IP address again, then send another UDP frame with the target email address.
Originally the plans were much more evil - requiring a SDR of some sort and hunting across multiple frequencies given. I hope at least people had fun!


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GoDaddy Revokes Lavabit's Security Certificate After Reading About How The Feds Got It
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"[W]e're compelled by industry policies to revoke certs when we become aware that the private key has been communicated to a 3rd-party and thus could be used by that party to intercept and decrypt communications," says GoDaddy spokesperson Elizabeth L. Driscoll, in response to an inquiry about Lavabit's keys being revoked.Of course, since the service is already shut down, this move has no direct impact on anything, but makes a fairly strong symbolic statement. Many have been wondering, if the feds are ordering Lavabit to hand over its SSL keys, it's quite likely the same demand has been made of many other companies as well, most of which likely complied. So, this raises the question of whether or not certificate authorities are going to start looking for the possibility of other compromised certs and revoking them....
Separately, as Hill notes, this could also aid Levison in his legal case, as he can now legitimately argue another way in which being forced to turn over the keys could create an unreasonable burden on his business by having the keys revoked.


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Actually the manufacturer might get profit after the original buyer re-sells it in the way of technical service or parts, of course there is a parallel third party business.
In any case cars and car manufacturing is not a good analogy for many reasons, one of them is that usually you re-sell your car years after having buy it (unless you are one of those able to renew car every 6 months), with video games you usually play it in a month or even less and that was it, with very few exceptions you might get to play it once every year if not you just resell it or lend it while the game is still being sold.
There are ways around it, as I said I don't think their concern is lending games to friends but making a business around that in they detriment.
I like the PS3 way with PSN games, you could get your friend to give you access to their account and that lets you install the game in up to three consoles more, if your concern is lending to friends.
In my case I don't buy used games but I usually never buy them at launch, I just wait until the price gets cut by the reseller.
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Marshall Schecter, 18, member of Pops' Oworldn AZA and son ^Mr.;andMrs. MartiQ::Seliecter^m3 ^}ew- field Rd., won the^bworldn Award for his outsiandinp^ese^^d^ Zion Chapter accomplishments in leader- outstandli^ miember-in lJif^<)id'i,"WeM TEL AVIV, (JTA)--The United Nations cease-fire observation group has abandoned its headgiiarters at Qantara on the Israel-held east .bank cf the Suez Canal because It came under Egyptian artillery fire almost daily and has established a new control center 30 miles back from the canal, beyond the range of tbe ' Egyptian gunners. The UN cease-flre observers have also given up two observation posts along the narrow embadanent OR the east side ofthe canal north of Qantara because Egyptian firhig had made them virtually untenable. NEW YORK (WNS)—The National Co^ttee for Furtherfutce of Jewish Education has re-issued Its Prayers for Small Children, a 16-piiige prayer booklet that contains about a dozenjprayersinEiigllsb, Hebrew ahd transliteration. Copies are available from the Committee's Publications Division, 824 Eastern Parlc- way, Brooklyn, JN.Y. 11213. WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Abe Fortas, the fifUi Jew to serve (m the United States^ Supreme Court anclthe first to be nominated for the post of Chief Justice, re¬ signed : this week underfire for accepting-but later retumlng-a $20,000 fee from the W«dfson Foundation. President Nixon immediately acceptedthe resignation. Louis Wdfsonj founder oif thefamfl^foundation. Is now serving a prison terin for stodc manipulation. The nomination of Mr; For^is to ^beCljIef Justice In .^une, 1968;.toucted off a batUe in Congres chEu:ge&''of airtl-Semiasm were majte" notiiibc^i^s"^wefji that Unttecl^States, Goyentment had received $3,^66,4S7 from israel'ini'8etttem«it of, claims risii^ Crom ^e attack by IsraeU jettf and torpedo boats on tlie electronic intelligence shi|> USS liberty on June 8, 1967 at the height df the Six-Day War. The sum of ^,323,500 was paid by Israel^ tbe U.S. on May 31, 1968 on behalf ot the famOIes of 34 men kUled in the attack some 13.6 mUes off the Sinai coast. ' Soviet, Mid-Easf Topic Of Israeli -> '4 ) ;| ¦I Vi Dl -' l>j Asher Nairn, first secre¬ tary of the Israeli Enibasay in Washington, Dlc, wHl address a meeting of the Public Afbdrs Committee of tlie Cotumbus Jewish Center on Tuesday, May 27, at 8:30 p.m.^he topic ofthe meet¬ ing, wMch will be held atthe center, will be "The Middle East Crisis and tbe Soviet Bloc." Following Mr. Nalnf 8 address, the topic wQI be discussed by apanelof reac- tOTS. , The meeting willbe chair¬ ed iiy wmiam V. Kahn, Is¬ rael committee chairman of the CunmuniiyRelations Committee ofthe United Jew¬ ish Fund and CounclL It Is jointly sponsoredby tiie Pub¬ lic AfEairs Commtttee and tiie CommunityRelations Committee. The puUIc is Invited to attenil A native of Tripoli^ Libya, Mr. Nairn immigrated to Is¬ rael with Ms family iiii 1944. , .Iai;isri^)i Ik jcdnedthe Ebgtm- ^,iiab betwevUieostaUisfanient ''~;at'is!raeli'ind:itte IsraeU Oefen^^Foncedia^ itie War df Independence. Af¬ ter atten^ngtbe HdirewUid- versity In Jerusalem and re¬ ceiving a'Masters of Juris¬ prudence, lie jolnM the Is- raell'Fdrelgn Ministry. While in the Foreign Mi¬ nistry, Mr. Nairn served in Africa, the Middle East, and tiie Far East. He served as ship and scholarship. Shel¬ ley HirscU, 18, mpp^r of Chaverim B.B.G.,syMaugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs'. Alex Hlrschl, 2274 TEdisman Ct, earned the B.B.G. award for her outstaniBng contribution to the B.B.(I program, lea- dersliip abllUy and schdlar- sidp. MarshaU and SheUey training awards to Andi Goodman, ZiyB^B.G.; Susan Wohlstein dhf^lCheri Freed¬ man,' EminaLazarusB,B.6.; MdUle Love, '¦ B'at Shalom B.B.G.; and Janice Harris, Chaverim B.B.G. The TwinRivers outstand¬ ing B.B.& program award ( Continued on Page 11 ) Timeless Shavuos Meaning UrgenKCasli pemaiid Stressed 'An unprecedented number of payments Iiave been m^rfeon current pledges to the United Jewisli Fund and Council, Morris Mattlin, chairman of the cash coUection campaign has stated. ^ ! "Titere can be no.^securiiy on Israel's borders without strength and confldepjbe on the home front," Mr. Mattlin said. "The IsraeU! gbvemment cannot possibly Jbear the burden of the nationds social welf&re programs.::!^ addi- ftdl, and many others have, tion to rising dejlinisede- made substantial payments mands. Immigrati(x^^t^B- <» tiieir 1969 pledges. Tlie ing, medical c^e^'edu- results of tU6 campaign re- catlon and rehabfiitation cently concluded were mag- are parts of the vast social welflure programs that are the responsibiUty ofthe Am¬ erican Jewish Community. We cannot permit tiiese pro¬ grams, so vital to Israel's morale and welfare, to go unaided for one day." Mr. MattUn expressed the thanks and appreciation of the United Jewish Fund and CouncU, for the magnificent way tbe community bas res- poocled to the plea for pay¬ ment at this time. "We are pleased and gratified that so many piiapie have already Pdd their (piuTcnt,BijB*P9l(j nificent, and the resxKmse to date has demonstrated that our contributors under'stand the gravity of the situation. Many of the payments in¬ clude additional gifts tothe Israel Emergency Fund, which were net pledged wh6n the original gift was made. I am confident that the ur¬ gency of the situation wlU spur others on to do the same, and that payments wlU continue to come in promptly. We urge everyone who can do so to pay your pledse now. The Uves of many people .d?««rt «»J!<W,«ift<?!!:.:;;-;-;'.v BY DR. BERNARD MENDELBAUM The puzzle of a paradox often points to a tantalizing truth about life and history. This is particulary true about two traditions in RabUnic literature describing the great moment in history known as Revelation, the granting of the Torah-to the Children oflsrael at Sinai - the occasion for celebrating Shavuoth. Both traditions suggest that the Almighty offered the Torah to other nations before approaching the IsraeUtes. It was turned down because the responsi¬ Ulities and duties were too demanding. The thought then continues in the Talmud (Sabbath 88 A)^ commenting on the verse; "And tbey stood under the mountain" (Exodus 19:17). This teaches that the Holy One, blessed be Re, over¬ turned the mountain upon the ChUdren of Israel like an inverted cask and said:' "If you accept the Torah 'tis weU. If not, you wIU be buried right here." On the sune page of the Talmud, Rabbi Chaina saadChanina asks, "What is meant by the verse: 'As the apple tree among the trees pt the wood so ts my iieloved among the sons' (Song of Songs 2:3)? Why are tbe Israelites com¬ pared to an apple tree? To ,.]^jftfh.,y9U,, Must asja».jb^ ^ of tho apple tree precedes its leaves, ,so do tiie Is¬ raelites give precedence to •We wiU do' over 'We wffl barken.'" (Exodus 24:7). BOTH STORIES, hi the same RabUnic tradition and - Indeed - on the same page of the Talmud seem to be paradoxical, if not outright contradictory. The first im- Idies compulsion and force on God's part to bring the truth of Torah to mankind via the ChUdren of Israel. The sec¬ ond Indicates a spontaneous, voluntary desire by the ChUdren of Israel to re¬ ceive tbe Torah and observe the Law. Yet, are these two em¬ phases contradictory? Do they not reveal a fundamen¬ tal, human, psychological truth about man's relation¬ ship to any important value? On one hand, we must have an inner commitment and love for Justice, law, mercy; at the same time, tiiere are momenta, and they are fre¬ quent, when tt is necessary to push oneself and force oneself to do the right tMng, guided by considerations of Justice, law, and mercy. It would be unrealistic to ex-- pect that finite man, al¬ though made in God's image, could always be capable of doMg or even wishing to do the right thiiig. . THE CHALLENGE is to resist temptation when Jt temptation. TUs is evident by numy statements in the Talmud such as the foUow¬ hig: "The high place occu¬ pied by those who are genu- hwly repentant, cannot be reached even by therif^- eous." (Beracbot 34BX A Hakidic saytaig puts tt tul way: "The angels have their virtues and flaws, and men have their virtues and flaws. The virtue of angels is that tiiey cannot deteriorate, and ( Continued on Page 12 ) Asher Nairn representative of Israel In both tiganda and Kenya. He later beaded tlie foreign op¬ eration of the IsraeU Fo¬ reign aid program for tlie developing nations andinthls ci^acity was ilent on sevend missions to Aflrica. After a brief laiBsignmeiit'in Japai^ ^ ¦:^pi^;r!a$^if^S0^^fie9d,Ao'>tbk^' lln^ltEinlikssy iid Washing- liiqin^aiid^liiai^serTOd as^lrst Secr^airy since 1968. ¦ ^''- '¦' - , ¦ "¦ "" • ^ Officers Initcilled The Columbus TorahAca¬ demy P.T.A. wiU present a trip to Israel or Eiircyie on Monday, May 26 Agudas AcMm' social haU at 8;15 pim. Tickets may lie ob¬ tahied for $1 firam any par¬ ent in the school or by cal¬ Ung 237-4963. Officers for the coming year, to be instaUed by Mrs. Irving Fried, are as foUows: poresident, Mrs. HaroldTen- nenbaunv vice presidents f or'^ progranuning, Mrs. Frank Nutis, Mrs. Herliert Wagnei^ lunorary vice president, Mr. Irvlng^Frle^ recoriAng sec¬ retary, Mr. Edward MeU¬ man; correspooding secre¬ taries, Mr. Ronald EUdns, Mrs. Otto Neabauer, Mrs. . 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Corsair Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T Review
I have always liked the looks of Corsair's cases and appreciate the innovation in its products. Last year, we reviewed the Corsair Graphite Series 600T when it first debuted, and it received excellent praise for the features, looks, and cooling ability. Unfortunately, we ran into a clearance issue with the upper 200mm exhaust fan rendering the ability to use a push/pull configuration on the particular heatsink not available — causing relatively poor CPU temperatures. However, aside from that, the original 600T is well-liked by many. Today, I will be sharing the Special Edition Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T with a side panel window that can be replaced with the included mesh insert. The white coloring offers a contrast in the design and the included window alone is worth $29.99 on top of the original price tag as a separate accessory.
Currently, the Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T is receiving great feedback on many different sites that sell it. It is a Corsair quality product, with great features, intuitive wire management solutions, and is huge for a "mid tower". The Graphite Series 600T includes a built-in, variable speed fan controller, six hard drive caddies with SSD capabilities, room for a top-mounted 240mm radiator for water cooling support, a removable side window that can be replaced with a mesh insert (allowing up to four extra fans), and what seems like a goliath list of more features. I really enjoyed reviewing Corsair's Obsidian 650D last month, and knowing that Corsair pulled a lot of features from its Obsidian line into this case makes me excited to get going and get inside the box.
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The packaging for the Special Edition White Graphite Graphite 600T is identical to that of the original version, as well as that of the Obsidian series. The front of the box shows a wire-frame image of the case, with paragraphs of text to the right of it. Each paragraph explains in detail some of the key features that the Graphite Series 600T offers (in several languages). The left and right sides of the case contain the same information, which is a small table that shares specifications such as the dimensions, construction materials, weight, etc. This information will be in the Specifications & Features section of this review. The rear of the box, as I pointed out in the Obsidian 650D review, has an exploded diagram of the case showing the individual pieces with an explanation behind each. This diagram makes it very clear what to expect, which is a strong reason why I like the way this information is presented on the Corsair packaging.
The case, just like every other case we see, is sandwiched between two Styrofoam blocks. The part that differs between manufacturers, however, is the materials used. Corsair uses a stiff, white Styrofoam and a cloth bag to prevent scratches on the paint job, as well as to act as a dust barrier. As far as accessories go, we see the difference between the original Graphite Series 600T and this Special Edition White version is the replacement mesh insert. Other than that, this case is provided with your normal screws — both fine thread for hardware components and large, coarse thread for fans — keys to the locking side panel, twist ties, and user manual. Also, you'll get the standard-issue Corsair reading material, which is a warranty card and a product "flier".
Now that the "cat's out of the bag", or rather, the case is out of the box, it's time to get started by taking a close look of the outside of the case and its features. Check out the next page for a detailed evaluation of the exterior of the Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T.


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After A Ten Year Nap The Government Wakes Up On Cramming, Finally Holds Big Carriers Accountable (Sort Of)
from the better-late-than-never dept
Back in October, the FTC announced it had struck a $105 million settlement with AT&T, with an investigation finding that not only did AT&T turn a blind eye to crammers and the mountains of consumer complaints, it actively worked to make getting refunds more difficult. The telco also intentionally made bills more confusing so customers would have a harder time figuring out that they were being ripped off:
"The structure of AT&T's consumer bills compounded the problem of the unauthorized charges, according to the complaint, by making it very difficult for customers to know that third-party charges were being placed on their bills. On both the first page of printed bills and the summary of bills viewed online, consumers saw only a total amount due and due date with no indication the amount included charges placed on their bill by a third party. The complaint alleges that within online and printed bills, the fees were listed as "AT&T Monthly Subscriptions," leaving consumers to believe the charges were part of services provided by AT&T."AT&T's not alone. Rumors indicate that Sprint is about to face similar penalties, and it seems like only a matter of time before Verizon joins the party. The FTC has also struck a settlement deal with T-Mobile that has the "uncarrier" paying $90 million in consumer refunds, $18 million in fines and penalties to the attorneys general of all 50 states, and another $5 million in fines to the FCC. Despite their recent reputation for consumer friendly behavior (the company said the FTC's allegations were "unfounded and without merit" earlier this year), T-Mobile, like AT&T, made getting refunds nearly impossible and intentionally made the charges hard to see on consumer bills:
"According to the FTC's July complaint, T-Mobile's phone bills made it nearly impossible for consumers to find and understand third-party subscription charges. The FTC's complaint against T-Mobile noted that in many instances information about the third-party charges crammed on to customers' bills was buried deep in phone bills that totaled more than 50 pages in length."Of course if you figure out that carriers were getting 40% of $10 per month charged to tens of millions of customers for more than a decade, the fines don't even come close to the amount of money these companies made by ripping off their subscribers. Better late than never?


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Butler Praised as Teacher, Mentor, Friendby Steve Charles • December 8, 2012 Share:
In the spring of 1976, Professor David Hadley and his political science department colleagues concluded job candidate Melissa Butler's interview with dinner at Crawfordsville's Redwood Inn.
"It was a dark and potentially stormy night," Hadley said with a grin, recalling the moment Wednesday during a reception for Professor Butler, who retires this winter after almost four decades at the College. "During dinner, I said, 'Melissa, if you hear something that sounds like a freight train coming, you should duck under the table, because it's probably a tornado.'
"When a freight train did come by soon after, Melissa didn't flinch. I knew we had the right candidate for the job; she had the moxie it was going to take for a woman to join a faculty that had infinitely more Davids on the faculty than it did women."
Thirty seven years later, the College's first tenured female faculty member may be the most deeply respected teacher, innovator, colleague, and mentor on campus.
Professor of History Stephen Morillo described that tenure as "37 years of dedicated and often trail-blazing service," as faculty, staff, and students packed the Rogge Lounge on Wednesday to pay tribute and wish Professor Butler well.
"I know I'm not alone in counting her not just a colleague, but a mentor and friend. She's a fount of good advice because she's never been afraid to tell people what they're doing wrong, as well as what they're doing right. And she does this with genuine interest in her colleagues and their families.
"She guided Division III with a deft combination of policy wisdom and personal interest in those whom she was leading, protecting the interests of her group of social scientists while clearly bearing in mind the larger interests of the College," Morillo said, with a nod to Professor Butler's avocation as a sailor. "When I became division chair myself, I really had one simple goal: Keep steering Melissa's ship on a steady course."
"Throughout my 26-year career at Wabash, Melissa has not only been my best friend at Wabash, but has been a wonderful advisor and mentor," said Professor of Economics Kay Widdows, who has taken students around the world with Professor Butler. "I took my first immersion trip with Melissa, and I can't say enough about her way with students, her ability to make every kind of experience into a learning experience for the students, and her ability to cope just about anything."
"If I could do anything to convince her not to leave, I would," Widdows added. "But I wish her the best."
As chair of the College's humanities division, Professor of Theater Dwight Watson worked closely Professor Butler for six years.
"She is an amazing resource, and I learned so much from those many meals we had together, the kind of substantive questions that should be asked and consideration that should be given during candidate interviews."
Watson recalled an evening he and his wife, Jamie, spent with Professor Butler last summer while traveling in China.
"She had taken us to the French section of Shanghai and it was pouring rain, so afterward she shepherded us through the city and back safely to our hotel," Watson said. "And that's a fitting description of who Melissa is and has been to me—a shepherd—and I'm very grateful."
Professor Butler recalled that during her 1976 trip from the East Coast to Wabash to be interviewed for the job at Wabash, she encountered the Bicentennial Wagon Train outside of Philadelphia as it prepared to make its way west.
"I wondered, how could I possibly be going out to Indiana, wherever that was," Professor Butler said. "But I figured it was just two years, and you could put up with anything for two years!
"As it turned out, after 37 years, it's been a wonderful career, with wonderful students and wonderful colleagues, and not nearly as much of a wild place as I thought! Thank you for being such good students, such good colleagues."
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Friday, October 31, 2008
peace out
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
joy delights in joy
handmade video portraits
In all this time, I had no idea that there was a blog on etsy. Did you know this? How did I miss this. It's called 'storque' and it's a superblog ~ there's so much goodness on it, I can't cover it all right now. Today I was made aware of a GREAT feature on storque. It's called 'handmade video portraits'. Quick little video portraits of etsy artists. They're so inspiring and it's just fun to see the personality and thought process behind some favorite etsy sellers. oh, and seeing how they make their art is the highlight {check out milliner, topsy turvy design}
I was really excited to see, Katherine Rasmussen of Reiter8 as one of the featured portraits. I love her recycled sail boat, sail bags {and house! I want a closet under my staircase}. Have a look and then go over to the handmade video portraits page for more.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
I dream of genies
Tired of using and hearing the term, "genius!", my friends and I shortened it to, "genie", "you're a genie" or sometimes, "genie in a bottle" {usually said with little or no emotion. i'm not sure why, but that's how it's done }
the following are a few product designs that I find super genie~
Snap and Dine~ generally, this term is more about how I serve up dinner at my house. I think grade schools should make this mandatory in the lunch line. product designer: demelza hill
Hamster Shredder~terrible name. we used to have a pet mouse named 'tooth' {it was white} how handy would this have been? shreds the paper for you as it runs on the wheel. genie, tom, pure genie. product designer: tom ballhatchet
Flying Carpet~ any of the corners can be rearranged over the wedges, for a comfortable little putting green to hang out, eat your cereal, wear your red pants, drink some brown stuff and watch a little T to the V. product designer: emili ana design studio
Fading Page A Day Calendar~ the ink fades as the day passes. Kind of like eye liner. product designer: shiyuan
Glide Toaster~ sometimes you have to shorten, "brizilliant" to "brazil". this would be one of those times. bread goes in to the ceramic toaster and gllllliddddes on through to the holder. brazil. product designer: george watson
"Central Park" wallpaper~ Don't just speed pass this. Come in closer....closer. Rats and fire hydrants. Do you see them? All wrapped up and pretty.
Someone please put this in your guest bathroom. I don't really do gold, so not me, but the humor in this is wonderfully passive. product designer: dan funderburgh
Little Field of Flowers~ then there's the king, die-cut, cool product design genie himself: Tord Boontje. Die-cut, wool felt flower rug. Comes in autumn red too! Tord you're a brazil genie in my book.product designer: Tord Boontje
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
pumpkin seed laureates
photo cred: martha stewart via aphrochic on flickrLast year, around this time, I posted some great recipes and photos, giving total: credit, praise, snap-finger-gun-winks and long meaningful blog hugs etc. where they were due ~ along with a link to the source. A few days later, the author of the recipes emailed me and asked me not to use them.
actually the email kind of went something like this {in caps}: " HEY! BEACH BUNGALOW 8 YOU CAN'T JUST TAKE MY RECIPES WITHOUT MY PERMISSION AND THEN GO PUT THEM ON YOUR BLOG!!!!" did you know this? recipes are copyrighted? Seriously, I didn't know recipes were considered literature.
photo cred: sarah leeab on flickrRed cheeked, palms up, head tilted in my best mea culpa stance, I removed it all {except for the photos, the source was ok with the photos} and, people, I won't do that again. ever. I won't even mention the site...which is actually quite good. Instead I'll share with you my very own, recipes given willfully by my friends~ the great pumpkin seed laureates themselves:
Analisa: "I just kind of wing it. lil butter, salt, sometimes spices... actually, Tanner did a bunch of different kinds...chili or cayenne pepper for spicy, cinnamon and sugar for sweet, garlic salt, and the list goes on." ~Yum! thanks Ana, sounds like Tanner's some cook! Ally: "Clean the seeds, rinse and leave in a colander for a few hours, spread out on a baking sheet, cover and cover and cover with salt, and more salt and roast in the oven, I think I did a lower temp, maybe 250, for about an hour. Stinky breath, ooh wee, stinky stinky stinky. But so tasty." ~Ally, fellow sister in the Over Sensitive Olfactory Sorority, if the whole party is eating them...who cares? Ann: " I just put mine on a cookie sheet with olive oil and kosher salt until they are a little toasted and slightly brown and they are yummy!"~Ann, sometimes simple is best.photo cred: melissann on flickrand finally my recipe:
clean the goobies off of the seeds
place in a bowl and toss with melted butter and any spice that suits your fancy. Salty and sweet is good, as are Cajun spices or Indian spices {I've even heard of ground black tea used here}
spread out on cookie sheet {if you're patient, let dry over night~ I have no patience}
bake in preheated 300 degree oven for at least 30 minutes
BTW: feel free to post these recipes recklessly, all over the internet.
Monday, October 27, 2008
light in shining armor
Not long ago, my friend Patricia of Mrs.Blandings, did a great posting on updating one's outdoor area with symmetrical, iron design elements. One of her finds was this great light fixture from shades of light: I had once bookmarked it or tagged it, and had since forgotten all about it. But now that I have the ubiquitous 'Imperial Trellis' wallpaper living in my home {settle down. I know it's everywhere... and I still like it } a renewed interest got the best of me.
I have to hop in here and tell anyone that's spotted the painting on the ceiling, I DID NOT stencil my ceiling. It was done by the previous owner. Everytime I attempt to edit it out of the photo, it just looks funkier. So there it is. In all of its unmitigated glory. Look at it and wonder, as i have, "wtf?"Bonus: the price was great for a quick fix. I have no issues with painting a room or hanging a few rolls of wallpaper, but having recently stuck my finger in a light bulb socket~ a weird and painful experience~ I don't mess with the electricity. I left the job to Nick, who did a great job and I should apologize right here for muttering under my breath to Patricia, that his handyman prowess is limited to putting up Christmas trees. He has been exonerated.
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mixed tape monday
if you'd like to follow my mixed tape mondays by rss feed click *here*wow, it' s monday again? As for those of you at work: you may want to turn down the cody chesnutt song, there's a little, naughty, naughty in it.
cover art cred: "pumpkin and skull lurve" by jek in the box
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Friday, October 24, 2008
peace out
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
twenty gauge
One of my favorite places to find refurbished vintage steel and other fantastic treasures is twenty gauge. mint condition, lockers, wire baskets, tanker desks, drafting stools, o' plenty. the target training poster , above....is awesome. but is also one of the countless pieces of paper curiosities twenty gauge carries. old maps, educational charts....piles and files of them.
take a look at those drawers {sort of looks familiar actually} vintage scarves, waiting to be taken home and sewn into your own special pillow... a la eddie 'betsy' ross style.
weird funky tramp art that makes you want to touch it.
this chair was my favorite. if I was doing a boy's room....this would have had to come home with me {well. this and some of the lockers in the background}
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
who scribbled on my tabula rasa?
yesterday, i woke up feeling like this....
which in turn, had me needing to do this.... all day
what is it with wednesdays? photo cred: zoe jaremus
found first at and by design for mankind
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vintage porcelain glove molds?they make good art.
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watch out...
just in time for the holidays, chicken soup and moth balls are dictating the design world.
i fully expect that red volvo station wagons, with labs in the back and wreaths on the {car} grill for christmas, are soon to follow.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
form and function junction
if you've seen photos of my bungalow or been to my home you know...i have no kitchen. or, rather, i have a little sliver of an after thought of a kitchen. oh! what i would give for a workable kitchen with a lot of counter space {miles and miles of poured concrete, please} a kitchen filled with shiny speciality spouts and a ton of, organized storage space. modern amenities or not, these are two items that i can't do without: the chemex coffee maker~ a mainstay in my parent's kitchen growing up. the elegant carafe doesn't just sit there looking good, it makes great coffee too. the tagine~ the crock pot of morocco. but if cooking's not your thang, and you want an 'exotic' easy meal that feeds a dinner party of 2 or 10....
go. now. get one of these, and find a recipe here. if that doesn't work, you can always just stick it on your head and speaking in a breathy baby voice, talk about great design. it's all about owning it.
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Monday, October 20, 2008
the nose knows
is this really a better version of what was? (empress and her new clothes much?). i can't help but think that this room might smell a lot like stale cigarette smoke and georgio perfume.
mixed tape monday
i love mondays. seriously i do. it's a reminder that there are, metaphorical, clean slates in life. tabula rasa and all that. sort of like that brand new notebook on the first day of class thing, but every week. pencils up! aaaaand......go. happy, happy monday!beautiful artwork by Emily Dimov-Gottshall
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Friday, October 17, 2008
peace out
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
i'm starving for fall
i'm like the hungry guy in the cartoon~everything he looks at morphs into a nice, juicy porter house.
the shoot factory
but for me, it's a hunger for fall colors while living in a permanent state of summer.
one of the things i've always loved about autumn is the contrast of the seasonal hues~ a sugar maple against a soft gray sky or fallen leaves on wet concrete.
these days i'm seeing it everywhere.
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Well, that's what I get for reading the earlier posts a month ago and then not reviewing them in detail, relying on Amazon to make things clear as mud with their generic placeholder! Obviously, this is certainly due to some autobot's evil machinations - never trust an autobot farther than you can throw it ... which will have to be virtually, in this case, since Amazon doesn't seem to have a single human-answered phone number, much less a physical presence outside its sweatshop (literally, they get to over 110F) distribution centersGareth Halfacree wrote:It is going to be made available in Kindle format. If you cast your eyes up-thread, you'll see that the book is being released in dead-tree, Kindle, ePub and PDF formats. It's just that Amazon only has a pre-order page for the dead-tree version at the moment - and that's something Amazon has done itself, it's nothing to do with the publisher.
In the coming weeks there'll also be a more tightly-focused 'how to get started' book comprising the first six chapters, dubbed Meet the Raspberry Pi. That one is eBook-only, and again will be launched in Kindle, ePub and PDF formats.
As for the launch dates, they're placeholders - the book will hopefully be out significantly in advance of the supposed October launch. Oh, and the typos (programmes instead of programs, as you highlight - which, by the way, isn't really a generational thing, but has been common parlance for decades) aren't mine - I don't actually know who wrote the synopsis on Amazon.
Will the ePub and PDF versions be encrypted, with each having a unique key? I've never had to deal with that since I generally just go with whatever the distributors use in their cross-platform apps. Is it possible to keep code sections unencrypted and copy-pastable so that students will be able to accurately use longer chunks in their programs? Or, will the examples be downloadable from a web site? I realize it's a good idea for students to type code in for the muscle memory effect, but, those of us who can already type at 200+ wpm would appreciate the shortcut (now everyone knows why my posts are 200,000+ words long ).
Heck, I could have written the Guide months ago, if I didn't waste so much time making these posts ... hmmm, I think your Guide needs a companion 3-D graphics volume ... hey, that's exactly what I've been writing code about the last couple of months - so, I've almost got my examples for that book done! Now all I have to do is explain how it all works ... geez, that's gonna be the hard part - and readers are gonna want it formatted with lots of helpful diagrams, photos, etc.? This author stuff is harder than it looks!
Thanks very much for the quick and informative reply and I hope this is a chart-topper - hundreds of thousands would equate to how many printings? We can only dream, right?


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Oh, n/m what I said! Critter-Subs is actually releasing translated episodes after all, but you need VLC Media Player or it won't show the subtitles. And, the torrents seem to only have Tinkle. I found the first episode of the first season, but it was kind of difficult to find and the others aren't coming any easier..
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Critter-Subs have done up to episode 3 of Tinkle, and I can watch them all on a Windows 7 machine with Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic with Shark007 codec installed.
Anyway, episode 4 was so cute! It's one of the extremely few ways that I can tolerate jealousy-based plots. And we gets to see some other students as well!
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She also did Nanase in the first series, who sounds more like the characters I'm used to hearing from her.
Or maybe all the seiyuu have to breathe helium in order to do the Jewelpets?
By the way, Dian still hasn't spoken any as of episode 6. Maybe FukuJun is too busy? Or is this version of Dian mute? Anyway, best scene in episode 6 (which had many, many great scenes):
BGM: Dun...dun...dundundundundun...
Akari: What's with the music?
Jaws: *Appears!*
Everyone: *PANICS!*
Godzilla (though, like Jaws, never really named) and the rope bridge were also nice touches. Though I'm a little concerned that the principal is a furry pervert with a karaoke and collector's item obsession.
On thing I love with this series that even though Leon is supposed to be the cool knight type, the creators aren't above putting him in silly situations and have the silliness affect him (yes, he screams in horror with the rest of them). Compare that to many other shoujo series in which the "knight" character is unblemished cool and collected (except for anger, but even then, the anger isn't disgraceful) until the very end.
They did the same thing with Dian/Andi in the first series, as they kept in mind that even though Andi looked the part of a dark and handsome prince, he's still just Dian beneath the surface.
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Oh dear... If original Jewel Pet was the creators finding their footing, and Tinkle where they perfect the generic fluffy Mahou Shoujo, then Sunshine is where they start to experiment.
Kanon is THAT girl, you know, the pretty, poised and popular girl who tries to hard to be better than everyone else (usually the antagonist to the heroine, you know, Kurumi to Sawako like, except with less deception).
The love interest seems to be at least somewhat genre savvy. (and WTF on Ruby getting a hole in her chest)
Ruby is between her Classic and Tinkle personalities.
There's a random goat in the back of the classroom, a random robot at a desk and a random alligator, plus the teacher is a Maito Gai-wannabe pink dolphin Otaku-Something.
There's not enough WTF in the world for this! Genre should be What The Fluffers?! or something like it.
Animation is not totally horrible either, so I'll be watching this for my fluffy fix. Though I expect there to be QUALITY moments.
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Would be nice if both Original and Tinkle got finished in terms of their translation. Although Tinkle is much closer.
Which is also part of the reason for "As far as I can tell". Lack of Japanese understanding and the fact Sunshine has only aired two episodes. However I'm pretty sure they're separate.
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Sadly the subs for the full first and second seasons aren't available, so it's not that I have my choice anyway.
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I read that this series replaced the "Onegai My Melody" series' timeslot so I am going to watch it soon. I see 2/52 eps by SFW for season 1 and Critter has done 50/52 for season 2 (twinkle) which shares this thread, kinda confusing... well, there are groups doing Ashita no Joe 2 even though the first isn't done so I guess it's not that weird.
Even if the 2nd is better (and I may like it more) the obsession with chronology (no matter how little it may mean in certain episodic anime) means I gotta wait I guess
Do you guys think Critter will collect a batch .tor after the last 2? Makes me wonder if they'd move on to Sunshine, or go back and do 1st, or abandon series, hm.
Edit: actually when I was checking Nyaa, it looks like they did finish the series, it's just only listed up to 50 on animesuki.
51: http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrentinfo&tid=250584
52: http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrentinfo&tid=251067
No batches visible yet.
Also we don't have a tracker for it but it looks like Ayako has picked up the 3rd Sunshine season: http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrentinfo&tid=248486 and have done up to ep 4 so far: http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrentinfo&tid=251574
Also it appears Stardust may have picked up the initial series: http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrentinfo&tid=254905 perhaps unsatisfied or unaware of SFW doing the first 2, not sure.
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It probably isn't know and not many people watch it and it might not be subbed, but Jewelpet Sunshine is so entertaining.
And on top of it, the heroine/protagonist is one of the best I've ever seen.
No sarcasm!
More people should watch it.
...Just that this definitely is not for young girls... Unless it wanted to traumatize them.
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Sunshine is definitely a fun series overall. Speaking of fun, I think part of the appeal of Jewelpet for me is how they changed things up each time. Sure, some things are universal such as Ruby being the main Jewelpet.
However you have things like Rinko vs Akari vs Kanon. With all three of them being rather different from each other. Plus, the "premise" of each series is a bit different too.
I've watched all of Original, Tinkle, and have watched 12+ of Sunshine. I definitely plan to finish it. I'm also tempted to re-watch Original. Just kind of wish it was subbed more. Ah, well.
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Clarkson University's Maria Gracheva Edits Nanopore Book
Clarkson University Assistant Professor of Physics Maria E. Gracheva has edited a book and co-written an article about her research on nanopores.
Gracheva joined the faculty at Clarkson in 2008 after working with the University of Illinois on a National Institute of Health-funded project involving nanopores and DNA sequencing.
"Nanopores are tiny holes in cell membranes which are used for ion and biomolecule transport in and out of cells. We study nanopores in artificial semiconductor membranes with a goal of creating solid state sensors for different biomolecules, including ultra-fast DNA sequencing devices," said Gracheva. "This is of great interest for medicine, but so far all methods of extracting the sequences have been very expensive and time consuming. It costs about $10 million and a month to get the full genome. This obviously restricts research."
Gracheva uses nanopores to bring down the cost and the time to gain the same knowledge.
"I electronically thread a DNA molecule through the nanopore. I do computer simulations of membranes and record information from each nucleotide of DNA," she said. "The vision is to get personalized medicine and preventative medicine for you. The uses of this technology are unlimited."
Humana Press asked her to put together a book on nanopore technology, featuring experts from different research groups. She wrote a chapter as well. The book, Nanopore-Based Technology, is part of the prestigious Springer Protocols series, under Methods in Molecular Biology, volume 870.
"This volume covers single molecule characterization techniques utilizing biological pores, methods for biomolecule characterization with nanoporous artificial membranes, computational studies of the biomolecule confined within the nanopore environment, as well as techniques that use novel materials in conjunction with nanopore sensing," she wrote in a description about it.
Additionally, Gracheva and some colleagues co-wrote an article highlighted in a Nanotechnology Journal editorial. This piece is about "slowing down and stretching out DNA with an electrically tunable nanopore." The fact that it was highlighted "means that our research has been recognized by the editor as making significant contribution to science," she pointed out.
Her current research on multilayered solid state membranes is funded by the NSF. Advanced computations are performed using the NSF funded XSEDE network.
Gracheva works in the Clarkson Physics Department with Research Assistant Professor Dmitriy Melnikov, graduate student I-ning Amy Jou, visiting (summer) international student Anna Nadtochiy (from Moscow State University, the "Harvard of Russia") and Clarkson Honors Program student Chris McKinney.
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Arthur W. Adams, 88, of Decatur, IN, and having family members in Huntington, IN, died Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at Ossian Health & Rehabilitation, in Ossian.
Mr. Adams served in the United States Army during World War II. He retired in 1982 from Rea Magnet Wire, where he had worked for 37 years.
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He was born Oct. 11, 1924, in Fort Wayne to Joseph J. and Blanche B. Workman Adam. He married Vera J. Scherry on July 2, 1949, and she preceded him in death on Sept. 7, 2007.
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Markham residents have been engaged in a dialogue with the City over the years to define their vision for the future. Through numerous workshops, open houses, conferences and surveys people have shaped the plan and will continue to guide its implementation.
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JudyAnn Rector 10/30/2011 1:18:14 PMVery nice, Kathleen... love the lighting and simplicity of your comp.
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When we bought our bungalow we knew that we didn't need all of the space and that it would be nice to get some rent to help pay our mortgage (we chose to live in our favourite trendy neighbourhood where the house prices are pretty high!). So, we renovated the basement to turn it into a one-bedroom apartment which we rent out. This helps us out financially and suits us really well. We love our little home!
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USNTDP players hope their future gets them to where Brown, Parise are todayby Mike G. Morreale
TORONTO -- Don't think for a second that all those U.S.-born draft prospects invited to the NHL Scouting Combine this week aren't paying close attention the Stanley Cup Final between the New Jersey Devils and Los Angeles Kings.
Of the 27 American-made players participating at the Combine this year, five are members of the United States National Team Development Program Under-18 team. Each realizes that for the first time since 1999, an American-born captain will have the opportunity to be the first to raise the Stanley Cup after winning the deciding game of the series.
Significant? You bet.
The lucky captain will be either Minneapolis native Zach Parise of the Devils or Ithaca, N.Y.-bred Dustin Brown of the Kings.
"That's pretty special," USNTDP forward Nicolas Kerdiles told NHL.com during a break from the nine interviews scheduled with NHL teams on Tuesday. "USA Hockey has come so far and has gotten better every year. So having Zach Parise or Dustin Brown lift the Cup is going to be huge in just pushing kids in the U.S. who want to play hockey even more.
"Dustin Brown hits and competes so hard and that's why they've gotten so far … because their captain has led the way. Zach Parise is the same way. He throws hits every game and produces and is an all-round player. That gritty mentality that they have is special, and it's something where it's got their teams to where they are right now." -- USNTDP forward Nicolas Kerdiles
"I think it's special, especially in California, having a Kings team with a chance to win the Cup. The way they're going, there's a chance, so it's helping U.S. and California hockey grow."
Kerdiles, who developed in the California youth hockey system via the L.A. Selects, is ranked No. 29 on NHL Central Scouting's final list of the top draft-eligible North American skaters. The 6-foot-2, 201-pound left wing had four goals, nine points and a plus-8 rating in six games to help lead the U.S. to its fourth straight gold medal at the 2012 World U-18 Championship in the Czech Republic in April.
"Dustin Brown hits and competes so hard and that's why they've gotten so far … because their captain has led the way," Kerdiles said. "Zach Parise is the same way. He throws hits every game and produces and is an all-round player. That gritty mentality that they have is special, and it's something where it's got their teams to where they are right now."
For Kerdiles and his USNTDP teammates at the Combine -- forward Stefan Matteau and defensemen Jacob Trouba, Brady Skjei and Patrick Sieloff -- seeing an American-born captain raise the Cup provides all the motivation they'll need in their draft year.
"It shows how far U.S. hockey has come as a whole, because a while back you would have never thought of this happening in the NHL," Trouba told NHL.com. "I think it shows how the U.S. has grown as a hockey country, and how I think it's only going to continue to grow."
Trouba is the top-rated player from the USNTDP at No. 9 on Central Scouting's final list -- No. 5 among defensemen -- and is considered a candidate to be a top-10 pick when the 2012 NHL Draft is held at Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh June 22-23.
"I think everyone that's involved in the growth of the game in the U.S., including the NHL, USA Hockey and the USHL, play a part in promoting and expanding the game to where there are more opportunities for youth to get involved," NHL Central Scouting Director Dan Marr told NHL.com. "I think the fact we have two American-born captains is a unique circumstance and will only further bolster the U.S. programs."
Matteau, who has dual American/Canadian citizenship, holds no hard feelings over the fact the Devils eliminated his father's former team, the New York Rangers, in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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"I can see how it will be pretty special …. Memorial Day just passed," Matteau, No. 17 on Central Scouting's final rankings, said. "USA Hockey has improved over the years and our whole team is psyched to see that."
Matteau, who led the USNTDP group with 27 interviews scheduled at the Combine, was fifth on the team in scoring with 32 points in 46 games this season. He also accumulated a team-high 166 penalty minutes. Kerdiles led the team in goals (22) and points (48) in 54 games.
Sieloff, who will play for the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League next season, was an alternate captain for the U-18 team that won gold at the World U-18s. He's ranked No. 31; Skjei, who had four goals and 18 assists in 56 games, is No. 19.
"It shows where USA Hockey has come over the years; their international success has carried over right into the NHL," Sieloff said. "USA Hockey has done a great job putting players into the NHL. Each year it'll keep growing. The scouting for the program has been great across the States."
Kerdiles said U-18 coach Danton Cole, who played seven seasons in the NHL, did a tremendous job this season. He now hopes the lessons and advice learned will be put to good use at the Combine.
"I really thank him for everything he's done, and he's taught me a lot about the NHL-style game that you need to play," Kerdiles said.
"Danton stresses that it's not easy getting to the NHL; he's been through it and he just shows the intensity you need to have and how you have to have that same intensity all the time," Trouba added.
The 6-2, 193-pound Trouba doesn't seem overly concerned with the fitness testing portion of the Combine, which is slated for Friday for all five USNTDP prospects.
"I didn't practice too much," Trouba said. "I haven't been doing anything too crazy. I'm kind of relying on the [work put in] over the last two years to get me through the day, because that's who I am. I'm not going to change."
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Manchester United had Robin van Persie to thank after avoiding a potentially damaging defeat and instead snatching three points against Southampton on Sunday. But the Dutch striker was quick to divert the plaudits to a more deserving candidate.
"I have to say 'thank you' to Paul Scholes," said Van Persie after the game.
"When he came on, everything was ticking. Every single pass he hit was the right one. He hit a couple of unbelievable 30-40 yard passes.
"With him, you are always on your toes because anything can happen. He was my man of the match."
There was a sense of bereavement at Old Trafford when Scholes announced his retirement shortly after Manchester United's defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final of 2011, as the club lost one of its all-time greats.
Sir Alex Ferguson's inability to replace the 37-year-old was quickly apparent as United missed a midfield axis, and Scholes soon established himself as a vital component when he reversed his retirement in January.
Yet his importance to United could be further enhanced this season after the arrival of Van Persie, given the respective strengths of the two players - finding feet and finding space.
Van Persie's favoured position is as a No.10, but his transition over the past 18 months into a more traditional No.9 has seen the 29-year-old continue to find the net at a remarkable rate.
All of Van Persie's goals for Manchester United so far - of which there have been four - have been scored from inside the penalty area, and each success has been converted from a reasonably straightforward opportunity.
Such chances will be more forthcoming at Old Trafford than the Emirates Stadium, and Van Persie will be provided with more regular quality service than he has been accustomed to during his career to date.
The Dutchman's ability to find pockets between the lines and his movement on the shoulder of the centre-back make him nigh on impossible to mark and, in Scholes, Van Persie could have found the perfect player to predict his runs.
At Arsenal, Van Persie forged fruitful understandings with both Theo Walcott and Alex Song, with each player able to lay on numerous opportunities for their captain.
Scholes, however, has the ability to make Walcott and Song appear like Sunday league amateurs in comparison when he has the ball under his control, and will continually feed Van Persie so that his goal glut continues.
"In the last 15 to 20 years the best central midfielder that I have seen — the most complete — is Scholes," Barcelona's Xavi once said of the United veteran, and he remains as important to his club as he has ever been.
Rio Ferdinand refers to Scholes as 'Sat Nav' thanks to capacity to find teammates seemingly at will, and it is this unerring accuracy from which Van Persie and United will benefit greatly this season.
United, of course, can also boast other worthy architects in Michael Carrick, Shinji Kagawa and Tom Cleverley, but the fledgling understanding between Van Persie and Scholes can blossom into the one which lands them the title.
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On Sept. 7, the Mt. Bolivar Grange and the Callahan Emporium will host a barbecue dinner along with two stages of live music by local musicians as well as some from as far away as Alabama.
For those not familiar with the tiny town of Callahan, nestled at the southern end of Scott Valley, the community events hosted there this weekend could be a chance to make new friends. For those who already know and love this historic gold mining town, the events will be more like a community reunion.
On Sept. 7, the Mt. Bolivar Grange and the Callahan Emporium will host a barbecue dinner along with two stages of live music by local musicians as well as some from as far away as Alabama.
The dinner will begin at 6 p.m. for a cost of $15 per person. All proceeds will go toward the continued restoration of the historic grange hall.
Beginning at 5:30 p.m., there will be live music simultaneously on the outdoor grange stage as well as inside the historic Callahan Emporium.
Featured musicians will be the Sundown Poachers, Jason Conley (formerly of Slapshoe Fly), Mandi Rae (from Birmingham, Ala.) Lori Ann Rella, Dave Cross, Vaughn Simms, Darby McDuff, Chief, the Southside Berrypickers and Afro Whitey, to name a few. Music will end on the outdoor stage around 9 p.m. but will continue until 2 a.m. in the Emporium.
The events will continue on Sept. 8 with the Callahan Three-on-Three.
"The Three-on-Three is a 100 percent free, family event that we put on every year to offer folks of all ages a chance to come enjoy the community of Callahan," said Johnny Callahan, the event's founder and primary organizer.
Taking its name from the three-on-three basketball tournament at the heart of the event, the Callahan Three-on-Three also includes a horseshoe tournament, ping-pong, poker and live music all day beginning at 9 a.m. at the Old Callahan Schoolhouse. Food and drink vendors will be on hand, including a carne asada taco stand, hot dogs and burgers, tri-tip sandwiches and a bake sale.
All of the weekend's events will take place right in the heart of "downtown" Callahan along Highway 3. For more information call 467-3701.


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Harvey Edgar Tillman, 85, of Newport, died Wednesday November 28, 2012, at Taylor Extended Care.
Harvey Edgar Tillman, 85, of Newport, died Wednesday November 28, 2012, at Taylor Extended Care.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Harvey served his country in the U.S. Navy, and he was a WWII veteran. He owned and operated Western Auto Store in Havelock, and was a member of First United Methodist Church in Havelock. He was very active in his community service prior to his retirement. Following his retirement, he enjoyed traveling, clamming, floundering, and working in his garden.
He is survived by three children, Kathleen Johnson and husband Clay of Fayetteville, Harvey Edgar Tillman II, of Houston, Texas, and Glenn M. Tillman and wife Tina of Newport, N.C.; six grandchildren, Glenn Moss Tillman II, Ellen Alexandra Tillman, Brantley Chandler Johnson, Julia Chandler Tillman, Kathleen Sarah Tillman, and Harvey Edgar Tillman III� one great-granddaughter, Sefina Grace Tillman; brother Linton �Sandy� Tillman and wife Gail of Greensboro, N.C.; and a sister. Susanne Cattrano, N.Y.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Polly Chandler Tillman, and his parents Linton and Julia Tillman.
Online condolences may be made to the family at http://www.mundenfuneralhome.net/.
Arrangements by Munden Funeral Home and Crematory of Morehead City.
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