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Singer Joe Jonas celebrated his 25th birthday in Las Vegas with a special performance from a dancer dressed as Miley Cyrus.
The former Jonas Brothers star marked the milestone at Beacher's Madhouse club at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino on Friday.
As Jonas sat on stage in front of a giant fake cake, he received a lap dance from a dwarf dancer who donned a furry bear leotard similar to the one Cyrus made famous at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards.
In addition to the mini-Miley, a mini-Jonas Brothers performed and he also received a dance by a woman named Little Spinner, who is known as the "world's smallest stripper."
Jonas was joined by younger brother Nick, who previously dated Cyrus, and the siblings kept the party going on Saturday with celebrations at both the Encore Beach Club and XS Nightclub.

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At the Black Hat USA 2010 conference in Las Vegas, Barnaby Jack, director of research at IOActive, demonstrated attacks that would allow a criminal to compromise ATMs. The attack techniques could allow hypothetical thieves to steal cash, copy customers' ATM card data, or learn the master passwords of the machines. While one of the attacks required a few seconds to open the ATM and insert a USB drive with code to overwrite the system, the other attack used a remote management feature commonly found on standalone ATMs.
Jack's presentation targeted machines made by Tranax and Triton, but other ATMs likely have similar security issues, he said.
"I found specific vulnerabilities in the ATM machines," Jack said during a press conference following the presentation. "But the attack surface is [similar] across the ATM industry as a whole ... In every ATM system I've looked at, I've been able to find flaws."
Jack said he used fairly simple analyses of the operating system and software commonly found on ATMs to create the exploits he demonstrated on stage. "We are back to 1999 in terms of code quality," he said.
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Big Rapids, Mich. - The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Tournament quarterfinal-round matchups have been set for the Ferris State University men's and women's basketball teams.
The Bulldog women's basketball squad will be the number six overall seed in the tournament and visit third-seeded Wayne State on Wednesday, March 6, at the Matthaei Complex in Detroit. Tipoff is slated for 8 p.m. (ET).
Meanwhile, the FSU men's basketball team also drew the number six overall seed and will travel to third-seeded Findlay for quarterfinal-round action on Wednesday. Tipoff is at 6 p.m. (ET) inside Croy Gymnasium in Findlay, Ohio.
The quarterfinal-round winners in both the men's and women's tournaments will advance to the GLIAC Tournament semifinals and finals set for Saturday and Sunday, March 9-10, at the site of the highest remaining seed in each field.
The winner of both the men's and women's GLIAC Tournaments receive an automatic bid into the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional Tournament slated to be held March 15-18 (women) and March 16-19 (men) at locations yet to be determined.
Ferris has posted a 10-12 overall record in 13 previous league women's basketball tournament appearances and will be making its second-straight appearance in the women's field. A year ago, the Bulldogs reached the championship game in their first berth since the 2008-09 campaign when FSU advanced to the GLIAC Tournament Semifinals for the third-straight time.
The Bulldog men are 10-15 all-time in 13 previous tournament appearances and reached the GLIAC Tournament Championship game as the host institution two years ago before falling on the road at Michigan Tech last year in the quarterfinals. Ferris captured the 1997-98 league tourney title and will be making its eighth appearance in the last nine years, including a fifth consecutive showing.
The women's team enters postseason play with a 13-12 overall mark and earned a wild card nod after posting a 12-10 record in league play.
The Bulldog men's basketball team concluded the regular-season with a 14-12 overall record and also claimed a wild card spot after placing fourth in the North Division with a 13-9 league ledger. FSU tied with Hillsdale for the fifth overall spot in the field, but dropped the tiebreaker to the Chargers.
Details on Ferris State's media coverage plans for the GLIAC Tournament Quarterfinals along with ticket information will be announced soon.
GLIAC Women's Tournament
Women's Quarterfinal Games (March 6)
#8 Northern Michigan at #1 Ashland, 7 p.m.
#5 Grand Valley State at #4 Michigan Tech, 7:30 p.m.
#6 Ferris State at #3 Wayne State, 8 p.m.
#7 Saginaw Valley State at #2 Findlay, 8 p.m.
GLIAC Men's Tournament
Men's Quarterfinal Games (March 6)
#8 Lake Superior State at #1 Wayne State, 6 p.m.
#5 Hillsdale at #4 Grand Valley State, 7 p.m.
#6 Ferris State at #3 Findlay, 6 p.m.
#7 Northwood at #2 Michigan Tech, 5:30 p.m.
Semifinals/Championship Games (March 9-10)
Site of highest remaining seed after quarterfinals in respective field (men/women)
Times & Pairings To Be Announced
For complete tournament information, please visit the GLIAC website at the link below:
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Annual to bamboo-like; roots generally fibrous
Stem generally round, hollow; nodes swollen, solid
Leaves alternate, 2-ranked, generally linear; sheath generally open; ligule membranous or hairy, at blade base
Inflorescence various (of generally many spikelets)
Spikelet: glumes generally 2; florets (lemma, palea, flower) 1many; lemma generally membranous, sometimes glume-like; palea generally ± transparent, ± enclosed by lemma
Flower generally bisexual, minute; stamens generally 3; stigmas generally 2, generally plumose
Fruit: achene-like grain
Genera in family: 650900 genera; ± 10,000 species: worldwide; greatest economic importance of any family (wheat, rice, maize, millet, sorghum, sugar cane, forage crops, ornamental, weeds; thatching, weaving, building materials)
Reference: [Hitchcock 1951 Manual grasses US, USDA Misc Publ 200; Clayton & Renvoise 1986 Kew Bull Add Series 13]
See Glossary p. 26 for illustrations of general family characteristics. Generally wind-pollinated.
Perennial; rhizomes, corms generally 0
Stems generally erect, generally densely clumped
Leaves ± basal; sheath closed to near top, glabrous to short-hairy; ligule thin, membranous, tip obtuse to truncate, generally jagged; blade generally 25 mm wide, flat, veins inconspicuous
Inflorescence raceme- or panicle-like, generally narrow
Spikelet: glumes papery, back rounded, tip rounded, translucent, lower glume 35-veined, upper 13-veined; axis generally breaking above glumes; lower florets fertile, 17, uppermost florets sterile, ± densely clustered at axis tip; lemma ± like glumes, prominently 57-veined, veins not converging, base ± red; palea < lemma
Species in genus: ± 80 species: generally temp, except Australia
Etymology: (Latin: honey, or old Italian name for plant with sweet sap)
Reference: [Boyle 1945 Madroño 8:126]
Stem 511 dm
Leaf: ligule 36 mm; blade 16 mm wide
Inflorescence 536 cm, narrow to wide
Spikelet 3.57 mm; glumes 26 mm, ± equal; fertile florets 12, sterile cluster 0.54 mm, acute to obtuse; lemma 37 mm, acute or obtuse, generally glabrous or minutely scabrous
Chromosomes: n=9
Ecology: Dry rocky hillsides, chaparral, woodland
Elevation: < 1500 m.
Bioregional distribution: c&s Sierra Nevada, San Francisco Bay Area, South Coast Ranges, Southwestern California, Mojave Desert
Distribution outside California: Baja California
Flowering time: AprMay
Horticultural information: 15, 16, 17; part SHD: 7, 11 &IRR: 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24; also STBL.


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Daniel Bowman Jr., Assistant Professor of English at Taylor, is looking forward to the publication of his first collection of poems, forthcoming in early 2012 from Virtual Artists Collective, a small independent poetry press in Chicago.
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"Scott Russell Sanders has written, 'How could our hearts be large enough for heaven if they are not large enough for earth? The only paradise I know is the one lit by our everyday sun, this land of difficult love, shot through with shadow. The place where we learn this love, if we learn it at all, shimmers behind every new place we inhabit.'
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Jeanne Murray Walker, author of New Tracks, Night Falling (William B. Eerdmans, 2009), and recent keynote speaker at the William Fry Making Literature Conference here at Taylor, said:
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Professor Bowman is currently completing a revision of a novel, and hopes to begin compiling and editing a poetry anthology in the spring as well. Last summer, when his book was accepted for publication he described the experience on his blog.


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April 21, 2006
Yale Head Coach Will Porter is pleased to announce that the Class of 2010 is complete with the addition of Tess Gerrand and Maren McCrea. Both are outstanding oarswomen and will bring to Yale a fantastic work ethic and tremendous racing experience.
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Here is a closer look at these two rowers:
Tess Gerrand, 6-1, New South Wales, Australia
Gerrand alternated her rowing between her hometown Manning River Rowing Club and the Pymble Ladies College for her final two years of school. At Pymble, she won numerous awards and won the prestigious Head of the River two years in a row in the schoolgirl eight. She has won two gold medals in the Australian National Schoolgirl Eights, two gold medals in the Australian National Double Scull, one gold in the U17 Australian National Single Scull and most recently won the U19 Australian National Single Scull as well as earning a bronze in the U19 Double Scull. She is currently training to represent Australia at the Junior Worlds in a sculling event.
Academic interest: Economics
Other sports: Basketball
Quote: "Pain is temporary, pride lasts forever" "Go hard or go home"
Quoting Coach Porter: "Tess is a very talented athlete and we look forward to her continued development in our program!"
Maren McCrea, 6-0, Larkspur, CA
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Academic interests: Literature, pyschology, political science and communications.
Idol: Sandy Armstrong, current rowing coach
Quote: "No regrets" "No Chain" (adapted from Lance Armstrong's book)
Quoting Coach Porter: "Maren comes from a strong rowing tradition; her brother is a standout rower, and she competes for a highly regarded program in California. I have no doubt that both of these influences will allow her to be a tremendously successful varsity rower at Yale."


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SAN DIEGO, Calif. – Mitchell Haag won the high jump with a leap of 7'02.50" and was named the Field Athlete of the Meet, helping the UC Santa Barbara men's team to a third-place finish at the Cal/Nevada Championships at UC San Diego on Saturday. The Gaucho women's team finished fourth.
Haag's winning jump gave him the victory over teammate Max Villaba who finished second with a mark of 6'08.75".
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Shyan Vaziri posted a victory in the 800 meters in a time of 1:50.17, while Juan Paredes won the 1,500 in 3:55.98 and Abel Mogesse claimed the 10,000 meters in 30:55.03. Evan Walker was third in the 100 meter final with a time of 10.72 while Sean Johnson ran a 14.80 in the 110 meter hurdles to finish fifth.
In the 3,000 meter steeplechase, Andrew Farkas, Bryce Rausa and Austin Goodheart finished 3, 4. 5 and in the 5,000 meters, Bryan Guijarro was third at 14:38.32.
Sacramento State won the men's competition with 166 points followed by Nevada with 136.5 and then UCSB at 129.5.
On the women's side, Jennifer Carey led the Gauchos win a win in the 400 meters as she clocked a 54.47 to win by more than a second over the second-place runner from San Diego State.
Amanda Rodriguez was second in the 400 meter hurdles in a time of 59.94. Jessica Chadwick and Ariana Selix finished 2-3 in the 3,000 meter steeplechase with time of 10:47.34 and 10:48.20 respectively.
Sarah Schreck was fourth in the 10,000 meters, running a 36:51.37, while Cassie Brooker was sixth in the 1,500 meters at 4:32.19.
UCSB's 4x400 meter foursome of Cherrelle McMillian, Alyssa Schlom, Jennifer Carey and Amanda Rodriguez finished second with t time of 3:47.02.
In the field events, the Gauchos were paced by Irene Kujor who placed third in the shot put with a mark of 48'09", seventh in the discus at 154'07" and eighth in the hammer at 168'09". Veronica Gines was fifth in the long jump with a leap of 18'09.25" and seventh in the hammer at 169'11". Jennifer Melton and Grace Esslinger were sixth and seventh in the javelin with throws of 127'03" and 123'10" respectively.
The women's team competition was won by San Diego State which scored 166 points. Nevada was second at 136.5, Sacramento State third at 109.5 and UCSB fourth at 83.5.


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Wherein I am False I am Honest; Not True, to Be True.
34 comments:
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- 21 March 2012 at 10:36
- an3drew said...
"Wherein I am False I am Honest; Not True, to Be True."
well you're
winner there !
- 21 March 2012 at 12:28
- No One In Particular said...
Hello William Albert, thanks for that.
- 21 March 2012 at 14:32
- No One In Particular said...
Hey and3rew, the Eternal Bard always puts it best.
- 21 March 2012 at 14:32
- Rob said...
Good stuff Suzanne. I often find myself patting my mind on its head.
"There is just This, and what is made of it by Mind is neither here nor there." That's it!
- 21 March 2012 at 14:34
- an3drew said...
"Fear no more the heat o' the sun, Nor the furious winter's rages; Thou thy worldly task hast done, Home art gone, and ta'en thy wages:
Golden lads and girls all must, As chimney-sweepers, come to dust."
some of us were chimney sweepers in the first place
btw the real author of shakesepeare was sir henry neville !
- 21 March 2012 at 21:38
- CVB said...
Suzanne, love this post....
P.S., did you ever see Jeremy Piven on a show called CUPID?
- 22 March 2012 at 19:59
- Ged said...
Hi Suzanne, do you experience divinity or godliness in who you are?
- 24 March 2012 at 11:41
- No One In Particular said...
Hey Rob, pat away. I like that line too, it's a good, concise pointer. Not written by "me" of course! This stuff really does write itself.
- 26 March 2012 at 09:26
- No One In Particular said...
Hey CVB, I have now. Shame it only lasted a season - great vehicle for Piven.
- 26 March 2012 at 09:27
- No One In Particular said...
Hey and3rew, it was wrote itself. It doesn't matter who apparently wrote it, but I love that particular scholarly mystery.
- 26 March 2012 at 09:29
- No One In Particular said...
Hi Ged, I am everything, and everything is divine, so yes!
- 26 March 2012 at 09:29
- an3drew said...
suzanne re sir henry neville writing shakespeare
well if you don't research that matter you might think it wrote itself
again if you research it you realise its not a mystery anymore
as sir henry neville wrote "As chimney-sweepers, come to dust"
there's work invovved in sorting anything out and that includes "being awakened" and not passing the time writing the usual advaita cliches like "it's all this" or some other nonsense !
everything may be a manifestation of the divine , but that's along way from being divine!
could you at least show some sign you are understanding what i write and not just flicking it off with pat/tart replies!
oh, i forgot, cliches and tart replies are just as it is
- 26 March 2012 at 22:39
- No One In Particular said...
Hi and3rew. I have looked into it and there is no universal agreement amongst the Shakespeare scholars as to who authored what have been usually been labelled Shakespeare's works. There is a compelling case put forward for Sir Henry being the author and some notable adherents to this theory, including some well known scholars switching camps and rallying behind Sir Henry, but no general agreement. Anyway, it IS all This, in an absolute sense. What's wrong with the odd cliche now and then? One can't always be zeitgeist's cutting edge harbinger.
I'm afraid that all I have time for are quick and pat (and "tart" even) answers, as extreme busy-ness seems to be arising around here...family terribly active, need loads of support. I'm lucky I can even find a moment to rattle off the incessant cliches and unexamined replies. I'm sorry, and3rew, but I'm destined to be a perpetual disappointment to you!
- 27 March 2012 at 13:12
- an3drew said...
one thing i have learnt over many years on the web is to be careful with replies and blogs and message boards that you get a return for your effort by processing and sorting things out, so you are not a disappointment, i am learning from this exchange and i think you are too !
it's much clearer to me what advaita is
it's people like you who are busy and don't really have the time or have never put the time in for reflection or that deep quieitude overyears and months that shows an absolute face to eternity that shows the "just as they are " advaita patois to be nonsense!
like zen really, some false sense of absolute really is constructed (samadhi in zen's case) and this is the answer and they never do any real work looking across time and the very good quality writings like sa'di's "the rose garden " which is needed to widen the perspective
congradulations on permitting my posts, every "spiritual board " or blog bans me at some point because i am authentic and they are not !
this might seem immodest to say but it is the reality !
sir henry neville is agood example of the difference which is really the weeks and over the months i have spent sorting it out that i am 100% certain he wrote those plays and poems, you can't do that but i have the advantage in the certainty and knowing how it is and until you put that work in, you are forever looking from the outside wondering what is true?!
in the end it's priority and your family and life is your first priority and probably rightly, however we are always on the edge of malfunction which renders everything pointless ....
wether you get to the next step of a deeper humility about what you don't know and some realism about the difference between what you actually do and what is needed seems unlikely, tho my advice again is to try and get more in touch with nature, natural scenery, walks etc
advaita is destructive to you
- 28 March 2012 at 00:24
- an3drew said...
a big pause, is it menopause lol
; o )
- 30 March 2012 at 01:13
- Bernard said...
My mind is a blind worm biting its way through the ground, believing its mission is of great importance and that light is to be found ahead :-)May the gardener's spade dig it out, it will become the magpie's delight.
Best regards to Divine Suzanne,
- 30 March 2012 at 11:15
anthreedrew said:
"advaita is destructive to you"
On this we can agree.
Even a broken watch is right twice a day.
- 30 March 2012 at 23:16
- Karuna fromThe Gathering said...
Enjoying our path for where ever it takes us and whatever it is, is the way Grace works. Everything is the essence of the Source, even Ari!
Thanks for bringing so much humor into this subject!
Well done!
- 31 March 2012 at 18:36
- an3drew said...
well well well, jeremy piven (ed. actor) made the same mistake as steve jobs, they both being piscarians (seafood only eaters)
in job's case the accumulated arsenic inducted pancreatic cancer and in pivens case he got mercury poisoning
well, well, well
they might have been both overefficient iron absorbers and would have benefited by my blood donation advice
- 3 April 2012 at 14:37
- an3drew said...
huh, there is a real ari gold
(ed. a character in the tv show "entourage" 2004 - 2011 and played by jeremy piven)
i never watched an episode : o ) thank goodness !
ari emanuel is the real life person on whom ari gold was modelled on
it's an interesting world, ari emanuel's father was a doctor and a member of the israeli guerilla group irgun fighting for independence
ari's siblings are talented and he was dyslexic and hyperactive !
interesting video
he identifies the central problem of the web which is there's so much content and it's so competitive, how do you make money from it and my view is you can't !
do !
maybe this is why so many writers end up in the "spiritual" scene, seeking real people with cash
(lol, a ten page long LOL ; o )
it's interesting to see how an agent thinks, the basic problem of "monetizing" writing and acting skills !
"as it
is "
- 4 April 2012 at 04:10
- No One In Particular said...
Hi an3drew, well, there is no reason to withdraw or bar your posts so far. The menopause comment was in perhaps poor taste, but certainly not to the extent of barring the comment. Such challenging commentary as yours can do nothing but enhance a forum like this. Or this actual one even.
I hesitate to quote this, as it's the obvious reply, but what the heck: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet." I'm absolutely convinced that you are absolutely convinced that Sir Henry wrote the body of work largely attributed to Shakespeare. I suppose I've devoted - speaking strictly about the apparent unfolding story now, the telling of which is inhibited by my poor memory - about three years of university time studying Shakespeare and his works, and the question of authorship. I had a professor at IU that was intrigued by the debate; many Shakespeare profs refuse to introduce the topic of authorship into class, as they believe it interferes with the study of the work; who actually wrote it is incidental. I'm afraid I am also convinced that many that disagree with the Sir Neville theory have also spent many years looking into the matter, so as your average punter of knowledge, who has to assimilate large amounts of data on many topics and is unable to do personal research on them all, I have to take the viewpoint the the authorship is disputed, and the actual author is unproven in any absolute sense.
I suppose I would point out that at another time, the (apparent) recent past, I had far, far too much opportunity for the "reflection or that deep quieitude over years and months that shows an absolute face to eternity." Such, however, is not a prerequisite to "enlightenment". Everything, or nothing, or life as it is presented, is the prerequisite. All is the face of all, after all. Life is now busy, and surely that will change, but whatever life is, rolling up my sleeves and digging right in is how I'm handling it. So to speak.
Jeremy Piven and his mercury poisoning is neither here nor there. Except that I hope he has recovered, and avoids the overconsumption of sushi! I was aware his character Ari Gold was based on Mark Wahlberg's agent, and Entourage is loosely based on Wahlberg's experiences in Hollywood.
I've only just realised that Mark Wahlberg was Marky Mark. There lies enlightenment.
- 5 April 2012 at 07:09
- No One In Particular said...
Hey Divine Bernard, thanks for jumping in.
- 5 April 2012 at 07:10
- No One In Particular said...
Hey Karuna from the Gathering, 'nuff said. Indeed, all is Source. Perhaps especially Ari.
- 5 April 2012 at 07:11
- No One In Particular said...
Hi Chris. A very brave comment. My thanks.
- 5 April 2012 at 07:11
- an3drew said...
unfortunately the best sir henry neville website is down at the moment, it's brenda james's who discovered the henry neville connection in 2002 by breaking the code in the dedication page of the sonnets !
however she has a book !
understanding sir henry neville and his life and how it fits the sonnets and plays just completely opens up and enhances the understanding of his works !
i wish i shared your optimism about life and the value of being busy ;o)
jeremy piven's mercury hair count went from 60 to 3ppm 11 months after stopping eating fish which i am sure was a big deal to him, but recovery can only ever be partial, he sounds like he has a host of health issues
i much preferred the real life ali, ali emmanuel
i am sorry about the comment on menopause, it's one of nature's cruellest tricks, the deliberate destruction of the most potent form of human, the fertile female !
i do have some comments about the best form of HRT and supplements to reduce the cancer risk ! the younger HRT is started the lower the cancer risk and iodine and selenium supplementation may go a long way to the effective reduction of that risk !
- 6 April 2012 at 02:15
- No One In Particular said...
Hey an3drew. Any and all advice in coping with human reproductive senescence is appreciated, however no signs of this phenomenon have yet arisen in this apparent body. And when they do, perhaps it's best to just go with it and take delight in the grandmother theory:
I certainly hope Jeremy Piven's extreme bounciness as an actor isn't impeded by the long-term effects of mercury poisoning.
Coincidentally, the family and I are having a long-ago planned two day break in Stratford upon Avon in 10 days or so, where we will be seeing The Tempest. I'll see what the Stratfordians think of the Sir Henry Neville theory but my prediction is - not much! They surely wouldn't want to see their tourism cash transferred to Waltham St. Lawrence.
- 6 April 2012 at 08:17
- an3drew said...
i have seen inside shakespeare's house and its obvious he never wrote the plays, he was a very practical man, too practical to have written the plays and poems !
i mean the tempest, a very mediterranean surreal post modern apocalpytic story, who could have written that except sir henry neville?
it's actually a totally out of time play and had to be written by a genuis who never fitted anywhere and again that's sir henry neville and not shakespeare
- 6 April 2012 at 08:44
A brave comment? Apparently I have reached the age where stuff just comes out of my mouth, now free of baggage, and somehow it lands in peculiar ways.
Hey, enjoy The Tempest... coincidentally I just caught Julie Taymor's recent take on it and thoroughly enjoyed it. It has become one of my favorites of the bard's. And as to which physical embodiment actually put pen to paper... it matters not one whit. The stories stand for themselves, and it is just a dry intellectual exercise to pigeon hole. Not that there's anything wrong with it.
- 7 April 2012 at 03:22
- willie said...
Kinda makes me glad that none of this has any relevance. You cast your net into these waters and you never know what gets caught in it!
- 8 April 2012 at 03:37
- an3drew said...
you !
- 9 April 2012 at 02:12
- No One In Particular said...
Hey Willie - ya laugh, or ya cry.
- 11 April 2012 at 18:34
- an3drew said...
the tempest comes out of a severely disillusioned life, wether it's written by a man who was a successful businessman (shakespeare) able to leave a worthwhile inheritance to his wife and children or wether it was written by a man who had spent three years in the tower of london, (sir henry neville) a lot of that time with the daily possibility of execution locked up with his best friend who ratted on him matters !
- 12 April 2012 at 02:18
- Isabelle said...
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We have a total failure of the torch igniter to operate at the momment. We have fuel (everywhere!), ignition but no combustion. I'm guessing this is related to a problem another enthusiast reported with the ignitor plug position being incorrect. We are going try cleaning the torch ignitor injector and then spacing the plug out by 10mm to see if that encourages it.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc is building a data center near Des Moines, Iowa, to bolster its computing power as it rolls out new services and as the growing use of smartphones increase the pressure on its infrastructure.
This facility in Altoona, Iowa, will be the social networking company's fourth since 2010, when Facebook began construction on its first data center in Prineville, Oregon.
Facebook would not disclose the cost of the new data center, but said it would be within the $1.8 billion in capital expenditures that it projected for 2013 in January. A report in the Des Moines Register on Friday, citing unnamed sources, pegged the facility's total cost at $1.5 billion.
Facebook said it received approval for the data center from the Altoona City Council on Tuesday. Iowa officials have been courting Internet companies to build data centers in the state, enticing them with tax incentives.
The new data center, which will be built on a 200-acre plot of former wheat and soy fields purchased by Facebook, comes as the company's 1 billion-plus users are increasingly accessing the service on smartphones and tablets.
Jay Parikh, Facebook's vice president of engineering, said users typically came to the site throughout the day, sending messages and uploading photos. Supporting that ongoing usage while maintaining the ability to offer new services requires more infrastructure, Parikh told Reuters last week.
"We don't ever want to not be able to launch a product because we don't have the compute ready for some new awesome product," Parikh said.
Instagram, the popular photo-sharing service that Facebook acquired in 2012, is also a factor. Amazon.com Inc's Amazon Web Services hosts the service, but Facebook plans to move it to its own equipment and infrastructure by the time the Iowa data center is operational.
The company plans to break ground in June and expects the data center to be up and running by the end of 2014, said Tom Furlong, vice president of site operations.
The initial facility will be a 476,000-square-foot building, based on the same energy-efficient architecture that Facebook designed for its other data centers, but there will be room to expand and build up to three buildings.
The company, which has committed to a minimum investment of $300 million, will receive $18 million in state tax benefits and various other financial incentives from Iowa.
Facebook said it was exploring options for renewable energy for the data center, in keeping with its goal of getting 25 percent of such facilities' power from renewable sources by 2015. The site's supplier, MidAmerican, gets a quarter of its energy from wind power.
Energy use by Internet data centers is increasingly in the public spotlight because of the proliferation of a new crop of "cloud-based" Web services that store user data on remote servers.
Last week, Google said Duke Energy Corp, the energy provider for its North Carolina data center, would offer a renewable power option for the company and other large corporate customers in the region.
Greenpeace criticized Facebook in 2010 for relying too much on coal power at its first data center in Oregon. The company struck an agreement with the environmental group the following year to increase its use of renewable energy.
Facebook plans to rely primarily on renewable energy to power its Lulea, Sweden, data center, which is under construction.
Reporting by Alexei Oreskovic; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn


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Many folks here are familiar with Lua, and probably know you can check whether a solo level's objectives are completed by using "=Level.calculate_completion_state()" in the Lua console. There's no command to change the completion state, since the engine just checks all the underlying conditions. If you're proofreading terminals in a solo campaign, you might need to play through an entire level every time you want to check a "finished" message.
I wound up writing Lua to satisfy the conditions, and set a level to "finished" without playing it all manually. If this sounds like something you need, check it out.
Complete Level command on Simplici7y


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About the IUCN Global Gender Office
Gender equality and equity are matters of fundamental human rights and social justice, as well as a pre-condition for sustainable development. IUCN is committed to furthering gender equality and equity in order to build a Union that understands the importance of equal opportunity and inclusion, and whose policies respect diversity. To learn more about the GGO, please visit http://genderandenvironment.org/.


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Oct. 24, 2005
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - For the second year in a row, Wellesley College defeated MIT in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Women's Tennis Championship. Wellesley posted a 5-1 win over the Engineers for the title. Tech advanced to the finals after posting a 5-1 victory over Babson College in Saturday's semifinals. MIT ends the fall season with an overall record of 8-3 and a conference ledger of 6-1.
MIT's No. 3 doubles team of Jusleen Karve and Jill Konowich tallied the only point in the finals after they defeated Jenny Kendall and Katie Ching, 8-4. Mariah Hoover and Serena Lin dropped an 8-3 decision while Joanna MacKay and Elaine Ni lost, 8-4. Wellesley took the first three singles matches to clinch the win.
On Saturday, the Engineers established a 3-0 advantage heading into singles play against Babson. Lin and Hoover recorded an 8-5 victory over Gretchen Hackmann and Fran Russo. MacKay and Ni along with Karve and Konowich both posted 8-4 wins.
Hackmann posted the Beavers' only point of the match when she defeated Lin, 7-5, 6-2. Ni battled Courtney Farrell, 4-6, 6-0, 7-6 (5), for a win in the No. 2 spot. Yi Wang earned the other victory for the Engineers by posting a 6-2, 6-2 win over Kali Hogan.
MIT vs. Wellesley College (NEWMAC Championship)
Final Team Score: Wellesley 5, MIT 1
1. Jenna Mezin/Hali Walther (W) def. Mariah Hoover/Serena Lin (M), 8-3
2. Trish Devine/Jen Schwarzkopf (W) def. Joanna MacKay/Elaine Ni (M), 8-4
3. Jusleen Karve/Jill Konowich (M) def. Jenny Kendall/Katie Ching (W), 8-4
1. Jenna Mezin (W) def. Serena Lin (M), 6-1, 6-1
2. Trish Devine (W) def. Elaine Ni (M), 6-2, 6-1
3. Hali Walther (W) def. Mariah Hoover (M), 6-2, 6-0
4. Yi Wang (M) vs. Jen Schwarzkopf (W), DNF, 1-6, 5-5
5. Jill Konowich (M) vs. Jenny Kendall (W), DNF, 6-4, 0-1
6. Joanna MacKay (M) vs. Alex Lucas (W), DNF, Warm-up
Babson College vs. MIT (NEWMAC Semifinal)
Final Team Score: MIT 5, Babson 1
1. Serena Lin/Mariah Hoover (M) def. Gretchen Hackmann/Fran Russo (B), 8-5
2. Joanna MacKay/Elaine Ni (M) def. Meena Anvary/Liz Magner (B), 8-4
3. Jusleen Karve/Jill Konowich (M) def. Iryna Neskoromna/Heather Walsh (B), 8-4
1. Gretchen Hackmann (B) def. Serena Lin (M), 7-5, 6-2
2. Elaine Ni (M) def. Courtney Farrell (B), 4-6, 6-0, 7-6 (5)
3. Mariah Hoover (M) vs. Fran Russo (B), DNF, 2-6, 7-5, 2-2
4. Yi Wang (M) def. Kali Hogan (B), 6-2, 6-2
5. Jill Konowich (M) vs. Heather Walsh (B), DNF, 6-1, 1-2
6. Joanna MacKay (M) vs. Meena Avary (B), DNF, 1-1


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New Car Review
2013 Porsche Panamera: New Car Review
Pros: Mid- and upper-end models offer astounding performance; surprising rear passenger and cargo volume; Hybrid version offers 30 mpg highway
Cons: Bubble-back styling isn't for everyone; options costs accumulate quickly; segment offers compelling competitors
What's New: Value-added Platinum Editions of base Panamera and Panamera 4 models
The 2013 Porsche Panamera hit the market in 2009 and was hailed as a novel -- if controversial -- sedan from the manufacturer who banked their reputation on sports cars. Although Porsche's gamble on the SUV market proved successful (and led to the recently upcoming Macan, a smaller spinoff of the Cayenne), the Panamera sedan had a mixed reception.
So far, the Panamera has bucked skeptics and become quite successful. For 2013, the Panamera is offered in eight variations: base ($75,850), 4 ($80,450), S ($91,350), 4S ($96,350), GTS ($111,000), S Hybrid ($96,150), Turbo ($138,650) and Turbo S ($175,300). New for the 2013 Porsche Panamera line are Platinum Edition models of the base Panamera ($80,500) and Panamera 4 ($84,600), which add silver exterior accents, adaptive headlights, front and rear parking assistance, two-tone partial leather interiors, an upgraded audio system and large, 19-inch wheels accented with full-color Porsche crests. And while the Panamera's look barely differs from model to model, the specifications are staggeringly different: the base model can hit 60 mph in a respectable six seconds flat, while the quickest, the Turbo S, achieves that speed in a supercar-like 3.6 seconds.
Certain Porsche purists believe the Porsche crest should only grace highly focused, 2-seater sports cars, but the Panamera has succeeded by attracting new buyers to the marque and offering a benchmark in the hotly contested high-end sports sedan field.
Comfort & Utility
Porsche has long held a form-follows-function design philosophy, and the Panamera is no exception. With a greenhouse that is rounded to maximize interior volume, the sedan's backseats can accommodate passengers as tall as 6 feet 2 inches in height. With a coupe-like center console that divides the whole cabin, the rear quarters can accommodate only two passengers -- but there is an overall feeling of airiness thanks to the tall roofline.
Despite its sedan layout, the Panamera shares some elements with crossover vehicles that have elevated profiles for greater cargo capacity. An automatic liftgate is standard and roof-mounted hinges make it possible to load larger objects, making the Panamera more of a plus-size hatchback than a traditional 3-box sedan. The trunk offers comparable storage volume to the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and the BMW 7 Series, but when the rear seats are folded down, an expansive 44.6 cu ft of cargo capacity becomes available.
The seats are supportive and sporty but comfortable enough for long drives, and front occupants are treated to the cabin's focal point: a button-intensive console that has slowly made its way into the rest of the Porsche lineup. While it may not be the most pared down design, the feature is distinctive, stylish and easy enough to get used to.
Porsche is an engineering-focused company, and in keeping with that, the Panamera offers a wide array of cutting-edge features in unexpected places. For instance, optional bi-xenon headlights in black ($1,345) not only incorporate an auto-leveling and washing system, they also have static and dynamic cornering abilities and speed-sensitive headlight range control. Auto start/stop engine technology works with the 7-speed dual-clutch transmission to optimize fuel economy, while adjustable suspension dampers are available for $1,990. Auto-leveling air suspension can be had for $3,980, while an active anti-roll system with torque vectoring adds $5,000 to the MSRP.
Available creature comforts are also tech-heavy. A 16-speaker, 1,000-plus watt Burmester sound system is one of the finest available in any production car, and runs a steep $5,890. Rear multimedia entertainment via two 7-in color touchscreens is available for $2,990.
Each tier of engine is packed with tech features, from VarioCam Plus variable valve timing to the Turbo S's special titanium/aluminum turbine wheels, which allow for quicker response time and help produce 553 lb-ft of torque during brief periods of overboost. Ceramic brakes are also available for $8,520, offering fade-free, track-ready stopping capabilities for the most demanding (and deep pocketed) drivers.
Performance & Fuel Economy
Thanks to the extensive use of aluminum for weight savings, the Panamera lineup manages to walk the tightrope between high performance and relatively low fuel consumption. Not one Panamera model is subject to the gas guzzler tax.
Although the base V6 model achieves a decent 18 mpg city/27 mpg hwy (good numbers for a large sedan capable of 160 mph), the Panamera S Hybrid bests that by hitting 60 mph in 5.7 seconds -- 3/10 of a second faster than the V6 model -- returning 22/30 mpg. The hybrid's win/win of performance and fuel economy may not justify its $19,800 premium, but it could be a no-brainer for many a spendy Porschephile, who will also likely fall for the plug-in hybrid when it reaches the U.S. market in 2014.
The GTS model's 430-hp V8 enables a 4.3-second 0-to-60-mph time, but for truly blistering performance, look no further than the Turbo and Turbo S models, which produce 500 and 550 hp respectively and are capable of launching the 4-seater to 60 mph in 4.0 and 3.6 seconds. Both models return 23 mpg on the highway.
The Porsche Panamera incorporates eight airbags for upper body, knee and side protection. Optional rear side airbags use a roll sensor that activates curtain airbags and belt latch tensioners.
The Panamera's body structure incorporates strong boron alloy and multi-phase steel into the passenger cell for sturdiness. Up front, a longitudinal and crossbar structure absorbs energy using two different load paths, which helps protect the interior in the event of an accident. Also shielding the footwell is a stainless steel structure prepared using a special process involving high-pressure molding.
Other safety features include standard park assist, available adaptive headlights, traction control, stability control and active all-wheel drive.
Driving Impressions
It may be a large sedan with an imposing footprint, but twist the ignition key with your left hand in Porsche's Le Mans-inspired tradition and the Panamera takes on the personality of a sports car.
Everything starts with the oversize, centrally positioned tachometer. Its orange needle implicitly suggests that engine rpm is of more immediate concern than vehicle velocity. Get the thing going, and the steering feels direct and responsive, making the Panamera feel smaller than it should given its outside dimensions.
Handling is intuitive and responsive -- and grippier than any sedan has a right to be. It won't be confused with a Boxster, but the Panamera's ability to address the road belies its heft in a way that validates Porsche's reputation as an engineering company first and a car manufacturer second.
How fast can the Panamera go? The answer varies dramatically depending on your budget: With nearly $100,000 separating the base prices of the entry-level V6 model and the Turbo S, acceleration ranges from adequate to breathtaking. Put this way, the top-tier Panamera model is a full second faster to 60 mph than the base model 911 Carrera. Now that's impressive.
Other Cars to Consider
Aston Martin Rapide - Starting at $209,995, the British-built Rapide is pricier than the Panamera, but it's also a rarer, more delicately appointed and more exotic 2+2 as well. And while the Panamera's backseat has coupe-like styling affectations, it's considerably more spacious than the unapologetically snug rear quarters of the Rapide. The Aston Martin's V12 makes all the right sounds, and its sumptuous curves exude a far sexier flair, but die hard drivers will prefer the Porsche's purposeful sense of function and performance.
Audi A8 - The V6-powered Audi A8 3.0 TFSI Quattro starts at $72,200. The long wheelbase L variant brings the price up to $78,500. The A8 range is topped by the $134,500 W12 6.3 model, which packs a 500-hp 12-cylinder engine for top-level performance. It may lack some of the feedback and feel of Porsche's bubbly sedan, but the Audi excels in interior design and high-end details. We expect the A8 to attract buyers more concerned about enjoying creature comforts and a lavish interior than the more driver-oriented Panamera.
Mercedes-Benz S-Class- Like the Panamera, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class is offered in a variety of flavors from mild to ferocious, starting with the fuel efficient S350 BlueTEC diesel ($93,000) to the high-performance, V-12-powered S65 AMG ($212,000). A bit long in the tooth -- the current model was first introduced in 2005 -- the S-Class does not offer the same sense of connecting to the road as the Panamera, but it does offer a style treatment that's arguably more elegant than the humpback Panamera.
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The Porsche Panamera comes in so many variants -- all good -- that the choice is up to your appetite for speed and the amount you're willing to pay for it. The new Platinum Edition models of the base 2013 Panamera and Panamera 4 sedans represent decent values, adding many popular features at a discount in comparison to selecting each of the additional features separately.


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Women Make Noise During Sex to Get You to Hurry Up
Studies show that most women make noise (and lots of it) when engaging in sexual intercourse. It's not because they're nearing orgasm. Those loud moans are more of an effort to make you feel good about yourself and the size of your package and because she wants you to hurry the hell up.
U.K. researchers conducted a study of 'copulatory vocalization,' which is academic-speak for "moaning so friggin' loudly that your perverted, eavesdropping neighbor will get off." They polled 71 sexually active heterosexual females between the ages of 18 and 48. So they essentially spoke to the women that aren't sleeping with you anyway.
The ensuing results were published in 'Archives of Sexual Behavior' and found that 87 percent of the subjects moaned "to boost their partner's self-esteem," while 66 percent of the subjects "oohed" and "aahed" in order to get her partner to hurry up and ejaculate.
A woman will also moan before and during their partner's climax. Other reasons she's moaning? Boredom, fatigue and discomfort and those shoes she saw at Macy's.
Want to make her really scream? Buy them for her. She might even have sex with you again.
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McKinley Morganfield, better known as Muddy Waters, was born on 4/4/1915 in Rolling Fork, Mississippi. Some sources indicate his birth year as 1913, but the bio on MuddyWaters.com cites 1915. He died on April 30, 1983.
Waters ranks second only to Robert Johnson as the top blues acts of all time. Waters was pivotal in the development of the Chicago blues style. He taught himself to play harmonica in the early 1920s and picked up guitar in the early 1930s.
Among his most significant songs are "I Feel Like Going Home" (1948), "Rollin' Stone" (1950), "Hoochie Coochie Man" (1954), and "Got My Mojo Working" (1957). All have been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. The latter three and "Mannish Boy" also made the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's list of the 500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll. "Hoochie Coochie" is also in the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress and made NPR's list of the Most Important American Musical Works of the 20th Century. "Mojo" is also among the RIAA's selections for the RIAA's 365 songs of the 20th century.
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Best of (1954), Down on Stovall's Plantation (1966), McKinley Morganfield (aka "Muddy Waters") (1971), The Chess Box (1972), Can't Get No Grindin' (1973), and The Complete Plantation Recordings (1993) are all Blues Hall of Fame inductees. In addition, Time magazine named The Anthology 1947-1972 (1947-72) one of the Top 100 Albums of All Time.
His most celebrated album is At Newport, a live album from 1960. It makes the DMDB's lists of top 1000 albums of all time, Top 10 Blues Albums of All Time, and the top 50 live albums of all time. It also ranks as one of the 100 Greatest American Albums according to Blender magazine and one of the 100 Essential Albums of the Century according to Vibe magazine.
- one of the top 100 acts of all time
- top 100 music makers of the pre-rock era
- Blues Hall of Fame inductee
- one of the top 100 blues acts of all time
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee
- Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
Resources and Related Links:
- Muddy Waters' DMDB Music Maker Encyclopedia entry
- MuddyWaters.com: biography
- DMDB page for At Newport
- DMDB page for The Anthology 1947-1972


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Global Compression Load Cells Market 2018 Top Players :Mettler Toledo, Vishay Precision Group, Keli Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd
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April 13, 2007
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The No. 68 Santa Clara Broncos defeated the visiting Nevada Wolfpack 5-2 in men's tennis on Friday night at the Degheri Tennis Center. With the win, SCU improves to 17-6 on the season. The doubles pairs swept all three matches to get the Broncos started as the team remained undefeated when winning the doubles point. SCU won the first three singles matches to clinch the match 4-0.
Jan Macek and Kevin McQuaid got the night started for SCU with a dominating 8-1 win in doubles over the Wolf Pack's No. 1 pair of Laurent Garcin and Guillaume Tonelli. Robert Gallman and Blane Shields at No. 2 and Brian Brogan and Jay Wong at No. 3 completed the sweep with victories of their own, both by 8-3 margins.
SCU got right to work in singles, winning three straight matches to take an insurmountable 4-0 lead. Wong won his 28th match of the year to move within two wins of the all-time single-season record for victories to get SCU going. He defeated Benjamin David 6-2, 6-2 on court 3.
Gallman made his return to the lineup a triumphant one with a 6-1, 6-2 victory at No. 5 singles. Macek then clinched the victory with an impressive 6-3, 6-2 win over Garcin at No. 1. A win at No. 6 by Tommy Hicks put SCU up 5-0.
Shields and Brogan lost close three-set matches to account for the final margin. Brogan split a pair of tiebreakers with Tonelli at No. 2 before losing 10-8 in a supertiebreaker. The loss by Shields was just the second of the dual match season for him.
Santa Clara returns to work on Sunday, April 15 with its final two regular season matches. SCU hosts UC San Diego at 10 a.m. PT and then plays Sacramento State at 3 p.m. PT at the Degheri Tennis Center. Seniors Bobby Rasmussen and Macek will celebrate Senior Day prior to the match against Sacramento State.
No. 68 Santa Clara def. Nevada 5-2
Doubles: (Order of finish 1, 3, 2)
1. SCU Jan Macek/Kevin McQuaid def. NEV Laurent Garcin/Guillaume Tonelli 8-1
2. SCU Robert Gallman/Blane Shields def. NEV Benjamin David/Guerin Smith 8-3
3. SCU Brian Brogan/Jay Wong def. NEV Alex Daruty/Eldar Dzhafarov 8-3
Singles: (Order of finish 3, 5, 1, 6, 4, 2)
1. SCU Jan Macek def. NEV Laurent Garcin 6-3, 6-2
2. NEV Guillaume Tonelli def. SCU Brian Brogan 7-6 (10-8), 6-7 (7-3), 1-0 (10-8)
3. SCU Jay Wong def. NEV Benjamin David 6-2, 6-1
4. NEV Alex Daruty def. SCU Blane Shields 1-6, 6-2, 6-3
5. SCU Robert Gallman def. NEV Arzhang Derakhshani 6-1, 6-2
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After college in Rochester, Kent (now called the University for Creative Arts) I set up my workshop producing domestic stoneware and terracotta garden pots with the aim of working economically and efficiently to make pots for everyday use at a price that most could afford. That was 1980, and now although my work has gone through many changes my original aims are still current. I no longer make terracotta and make less tableware, my main output is stoneware for the garden, individually decorated pots and one-offs.
I am approaching a time when the need to produce quantity is receding and the desire to create more individual work is calling.
I love experimenting with materials, especially locally found. I have used a local clay and ash glaze for many years and chased the elusive copper reds for over 20 years. Lately I am experimenting with a chun glaze which was inspired by a visit to the Percival David collection at the British museum. The changes I go through are not rapid or diverse but a matter of building on previous work slowly but surely.
I believe you should pass your skills and enthusiasm onto others to create, so alongside making I also teach. Sometime ago I set up a separate business, "Clay in Schools", which is great fun - not so much pot making but anything in clay from animals to murals.
This site is dedicated to my one off pots; my production work and diary of events can be seen on the "Potteryman" website.
David's current work includes reduction fired stoneware, domestic/garden and exhibition work.
David takes part in exhibitions but most of his work is sold direct to the public or wholesale through shops and galleries. See the artist's website or email for details. David also exhibits with the Kent Potters' Society.
David has started a blog - basically about the being a potter with a section on tips. I aim to blog once a week and will use it to promote shows and interesting sites as well.
Find it at: www.potteryman.wordpress.com
Stockists include:
Primavera – Cambridge
Rufford – Nottinghamshire
Hayrack – Northamptonshire
Dazzle – Yorkshire
Room15 – Oban
Gailey pottery – Stafford
Westgate gallery – Grantham
Bel green – Exeter
David uses a self built gas reduction kiln, fired to 1280c. Glazes are his own formulae, some made using local materials.
In 2013 David was a selected finalist out of 1100 participants on the Craft & Design magazine website
Using one of his glaze designs he won a competition designing a yacht sail as part of the Whitstable White Horses project.


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Alumni Rugby Matchby Michael Warren • April 24, 2008 Share:
Sophomore Will Hoffman could not participate due to an injury that required surgery, but that didn't stop him from organizing another match for his rugby teammates. On a cold, wet, and windy day just suited for rugby, a team of Wabash alumni clashed with our student club team in a competitive, but friendly alumni game. It was a tightly contested battle through the first half with the alumni holding slight advantage, but youth would prevail on this day with the student team pulling out the victory over a worn out alumni group.
Thanks to all of the alumni who returned to participate in the game and postgame cookout. Lee Sutton '00, who apparently still competes regularly with a team back home in Colorado, was there to compete against brother Daniel '09 with parents Larry and LuAnn watching on. Also, representing the alumni in the match was official Tim Craft '00.
See photos from the action here.


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For five action-packed days between June 7 to 11, 2017, the border towns of Coolangatta and Tweed Heads will be fuelled with party atmosphere. Pre-1970 cars, nightly cruises, rock'n'roll and rockabilly music, buskers, dancing and family fun are all trademarks of this annual, much-loved festival, and let's not forget the poodles!
The Poodle Oodle Parade, one of the best-loved family events on the festival calendar, returns for its seventh year!
Poodles, schnoodles, foodles, moodles, labradoodles and cavoodles will hit the dogwalk for the Poodle Oodle Parade as they take the stage to perform tricks for Cooly Rocks on fans.
Many of the regular canine contestants have become natural paw-formers, enjoying the attention of the crowd. Now it's time for the young pups to teach these old dogs some new tricks. Prizes will be awarded in a number of categories including 'Waggiest Tail', 'Owner and Pooch Lookalike' and 'Best Rock'n'Roll Dog'.