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Ky hills wrote:I see Jo's point as well, but it is unlikely that any control would be ceded over to individual states at this time in history. I would like to see our producers be able to market meat direct to consumers easier, and more cost effective. My support of COOL is two fold, with out it I am concerned that it could lead to mass importation of beef, both processed and on the hoof, and that in turn could have devastating effects on our local demand and increase health concerns for our livestock. I agree that it would be easier to have our voices heard on a state level than at the national level.
There is actually legislation in the works to change this and give this authority back to the states. Probably won't get to far because the meat monopoly lobbyists will fight this tooth and nail on the grounds of meat safety. Personally, I have no problem with imports because I believe quality will always sell and I seriously doubt those who care more about price than quality give a hoot on whether their meat comes from the USA or Uganda. I think Walmart showed us that. I also don't mind the USDA having a part in food inspection but I believe their role should only be when it comes to interstate or international sales.
As for immigration, the meat lobbyists are one of the strong supporters for open borders because they rely so heavily on immigrant labor to work in their huge slaughterhouses so much so most all the meat lines are now facing east to appease the muslims. The irony here is that WE, through the mandatory beef checkoff funds ultimately fund this very lobby that clearly goes against our very beliefs and interests.
The big question here is why should the USDA have any say on what we do with our beef when its sold to our neighbors in our local community? I think most of us have enough sense to know if our neighbor runs a good sanitary operation or not and we don't need some gov't stamp to tell us they are conscientious and do a good job. Heck, I'm sure we all know of a restaurant or greasy spoon in our community that has the gov't stamp yet we all know it is nasty and and unfit to eat at. So we don't. And soon, capitalism will put them out of business. However, we are deprived of this knowledge by the federal government because the game is rigged to the large meat processing monopoly and they are given the luxury of anonymity through their large size.
If you look at this historically you can see how a lot of this came about by Sinclair's book The Jungle, where he talked about the plight of the workers in these big meat packing facilities. He spoke of the unsanitary conditions in these plants but what by his own admission his main emphasis was that of the plight of the worker and how they were being used. The public was outraged and legislation was passed to correct this. Upton later admitted that his message fell on deaf ears because the legislation passed did nothing to address the problem he saw and it penalized the good parts of the industry. In other words, it put the small local butchers out of business.
These local butchers created skilled jobs. They were family businesses and unlike a mega-processor who hires someone to make a single cut on a carcass the employees here had to know how to process the whole animal into cuts of beef. These people were highly trained and this craft was essentially an art and people made careers of it. Even more, you knew these people and got to look them in the eye when buying their meat. In my small town we had three butchers, each competing against the other and each had at least six full time employees. You could carry a calf to one of them and they would either process the whole thing for you or you could do it on shares and they would sell their share to the public or you could just sell them the whole calf and there was never any re-calls on millions of pounds of meat like we see today.
Just think about how this could effect your bottom line of your operation. Just say you took one calf and ground the whole thing into burger and were able to sell it without the expense of the unnecessary bureaucracy. Sold as ground, one calf would fetch you around $2000 and this wouldn't include the money you'd receive from the fifth quarter. And this doesn't even factor in the fact that your friends and neighbors would be getting some of the best beef they've ever had and this in itself would negate any concerns we might have with imported beef because people wouldn't want imported because they would know the difference. As it is, very few people truly know the difference.
The million dollar question is, why are we not allowed to do this when all it would do is good for our local community and for our operations? Clearly, its not about food safety so its got to be about something else.


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I have a working one for PC platform, but I need it to work on Android now.
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One of Berlin's most popular destinations, the Reichstag, is open for the public to visit free of charge. For many years the monumental construction didn't serve the purpose for which it was built, but since the German reunification it is once again the seat of parliament. And what a spectacular building! After a massive restoration by architect Norman Foster, the famous glass dome offers a stunning 360 degree view of the city. A column of mirrors casts light into the parliament's assembly hall.
When the Reichstag reopened in 1999, the design of its 8,000 ton glass dome with a 40-metre diameter was quite controversial. Foster recreated the original dome, which was destroyed in a fire in 1933, in glass as a metaphor for the transparency of democracy. Through the glass dome you can see into the lower assembly hall. Today, the German people can keep a close eye on their elected representatives. One can no longer just walk into the building but the Reichstag still draws approximately 10,000 visitors a day.
The famous fire of 27 February 1933 that destroyed the Reichstag marked the beginning of a period during which the German parliament was no longer seated in the Reichstag – a period that would last for 6 decades. Dutch communist Marinus van der Lubbe was accused of setting the fire; he was later convicted and decapitated for this act. However, doubts about his guilt soon began to emerge. The case continued for decades after his death, and in 2007 Van der Lubbe was finally acquitted of the charges and pardoned.
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City Lights events feature Penn State standouts
City Lights events feature Penn State standouts
From a symphony performance in Philadelphia to a special look at New Jersey's Adventure Aquarium, Penn State's alumni and faculty stars will headline six City Lights events from February through May.
To register for a City Lights event or to find out more information on each, including cost, program schedules and speaker biographies, visit the Alumni Association's website at alumni.psu.edu/events.
City Lights is presented by the Penn State Alumni Association and sponsored by The Village at Penn State.
"A Night at the Symphony"
Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, Philadelphia
5:30 to 8 p.m. Feb. 1, followed by symphony performance (included)
In partnership with the Division of Development and Alumni Relations and the College of Arts and Architecture
Experience Philadelphia's world-class Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts with Maureen Carr, distinguished professor of music at Penn State. She will examine the compositional process and inspiration of three pieces by Eastern European composers, to be performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra following her presentation: Smetana, "The Moldau"; Bartók, Piano Concerto No. 3; and Dvorak Symphony No. 6.
"Lincoln's Second Inaugural and the Meaning of the Civil War"
National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg, Pa.
6 to 9:30 p.m. March 6
Explore the impressive National Civil War Museum with historian Jeffry Wert, Class of 1976, who'll take you through Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, delivered nearly 150 years ago on March 4, 1865. Considered the shortest — yet finest — of all presidential inaugural addresses, Lincoln's words gave meaning to our country's watershed event.
"From the Pentagon to the Podium"
National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
6 to 9:30 p.m. March 27
In partnership with Penn State's College of Information Sciences and Technology
Visit Washington, D.C.'s National Press Club, where global leaders convene and news happens every day. Retired Marine Cobra pilot Jake Graham will take you on his journey from the Pentagon's halls to Penn State's podium. Learn about Graham's Analytic Decision Game, which he developed as a pedagogical approach to teaching security and risk analysis.
"Past, Present, Future: Baseball and the Media"
PNC Park, Pittsburgh
6 to 9:30 p.m. April 16
Enjoy the scenic vistas from PNC Park, an intimate, classic-style ballpark that embraces Pittsburgh's progressiveness while saluting the spirit of early ballparks. Marie Hardin will explain how baseball in the United States was key to the rise of modern sports journalism. Journalists, in turn, influenced the way the game is played and understood by fans, leading to a symbiotic relationship between baseball and the media.
"Behind the Seams on Broadway"
The Pershing Square Signature Theatre, New York City
7:30 to 10 p.m. May 12
In exclusive partnership with Penn State's College of Arts and Architecture
Enter the world of renowned costume designer Carrie Robbins, Class of 1964 and her work of 40 years for Broadway, theatre, opera and ballet. Find out why Robbins has been ahead of the curve in technology in her field, as she shares visual aids, slideshows and actual garments. The new Frank Gehry-designed Pershing Square Signature Center and its Alice Griffin Jewelbox Theatre provide an unparalleled and intimate setting for this unique program.
"Adventures in Aquatic Animal Care"
Adventure Aquarium, Camden, N.J.
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. May 31, followed by aquarium access (included)
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How can you do surgery on a fish, draw blood from a hippo or remove coins swallowed by a penguin? Take part in a family-friendly day at the Adventure Aquarium and gaze upon a 550,000-gallon Shark Realm exhibit with more than 20 sharks, as former Adventure Aquarium chief veterinarian Donald Stremme, Class of 1971 captures the imagination with interesting, odd and funny aquatic animal care stories. The aquarium is the fifth largest in the country, the only one in the world to exhibit hippos and one of only two in the country to exhibit a hammerhead shark.


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DUNEDIN: Otago rugby may be flat broke, but their Highlanders are flush with talent, optimism and followers as they continued their impressive start to the new Super Rugby season last night.
Jamie Joseph's men, at what must be the noisiest rugby stadium in New Zealand, stunned the Crusaders with a 27-24, three-tries-to-two victory that was just reward for a fabulously committed and skilful performance - even if it did end in farcical fashion.
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After Hosea Gear's 69th-minute try put the home team in front for the final time, the Highlanders twice kicked the ball out thinking they had won the match because the ground clock showed time up. In the first instance there were still three minutes left, in the second, one.
But the Highlanders survived their faux pas and held on for a victory that sent 23,000 joyous souls out into a cool Dunedin night to celebrate.
This was the best match of the season so far. The Highlanders won because their forwards were more aggressive at the breakdown and shaded the possession battle. They also finished well and made best use of the good conditions to run in the tries when they had to.
The Highlanders deservedly took a 20-10 lead into the sheds after a surging first half where they scored two tries to one and made most of the play.
It was the visitors who scored the first try, after an early penalty apiece. From a lineout, Robbie Fruean was the target in midfield, in a flash Matt Todd was through and Israel Dagg was finishing handy to the posts.
Two minutes later the Highlanders were back on terms at 10-10 when Andrew Hore did very well from about 15 metres out to barrel over. HIs try was followed by Lima Sopoaga slotting a second penalty and Burleigh sneaking a try before the break.
But the Crusaders were not going to go quietly. Tyler Bleyendaal slotted a second penalty, Andy Ellis their second try and it was game back on at 18-20. Two further Bleyendaal three-pointers followed and the visitors led 24-20. But this is a Highlanders outfit made of much sterner stuff and Gear's excellent try sealed victory
HIGHLANDERS 27 (Phil Burleigh, Hosea Gear, Andrew Hore tries Lima Sopoaga 3 cons 2 pens) bt CRUSADERS 24 (Israel Dagg, Andrew Ellis tries Tyler Bleyendaal con 4 pens) at Forsyth Barr Stadium. Referee: Jaco Peyper.


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Creative Writing (MFA) Faculty and Staff
Lynne Bruckner
Professor of English
Joined Chatham : 1994
Academic Areas of Interest
Early modern literature, especially Shakespeare; Ecocritical and ecofemnist approaches to literary and cultural texts.
Personal Areas of Interest
Dressage, Organic Gardening, Keeping Chickens, and Pottery.
Lynne Bruckner teaches in both the BA and MFA programs in English, and coordinates Women's Studies. She has been a faculty member at Chatham University since 1994. Her courses range from British I, to Women in Science Fiction, Ecofeminist Literature, and Ecocritical Shakespeare. Lynne has published on Chaucer, Sidney, Shakespeare, Jonson, Cavendish, Atwood, Bambi and Finding Nemo. Dr. Bruckner's work reflects on the historicity of emotion, constructions of gender, the nexus between the human and more than human worlds, and environmental degradation.
- Ph.D., Literatures in English, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J., 1997
- M.A., Literatures in English, Rutgers University
- B.A., Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont, cum laude, high departmental honors in English, 1987
- Ecological Approaches to Early Modern English Literature: A Field Guide to Reading and Teaching, Eds. Lynne Bruckner, Jen Munroe, and Ed Geisweidt (forthcoming Ashgate).
- "Consuming means soon preys upon itself": Political Expedience and Environmental Degradation in Richard II" in Shakespeare and the Urgency of Now, Eds. Cary DiPietro and Hugh Grady (forthcoming 2013).
- "Teaching Shakespeare in the Ecotone" in Ecocritical Shakespeare, Eds. Lynne Bruckner and Dan Brayton.
- Ecocritical Shakespeare, Eds. Lynne Bruckner and Dan Brayton, Ashgate Press, 2011.
- Grief and Gender: 700-1700. Eds. Jennifer C. Vaught with Lynne Dickson Bruckner.
- "A Sense of Wonder in the Wonderful World of Disney?: Ecocriticism, Bambi, and Finding Nemo" in Framing the World. Ed. Paula Willoquet, UVA Press.
- "Let Grief Convert to Anger': Authority and Affect in Macbeth" in Macbeth: New Critical Essays. Ed. Nicholas Moschovakis, Routledge.
- "Surfacing in the Ecofeminist Classroom." Atlantis: a Women's Studies Journal.
- "Ben Jonson's Branded Thumb and the Print of Textual Paternity" in Parenting and Printing. Ed. Douglas A. Brooks, Ashgate.
- "Deflection in the Mirror: Feminine Discourse in the Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale." Studies in the Age of Chaucer, 1993.
- "Sidney's Grotesque Muse: Fictional Excess and the Feminine in the Arcadias." Renaissance Papers, 1992.
- Jane Burger Advising Award, 2007-2008
- Modern Language Association
- Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment
- Rensaissance Society of America
- Shakespeare Association of America
- Buhl Professorship, Chatham College, 2005-2006
- NEH summer stipend, Habits of Reading Seminar, Folger Shakespeare Library, summer 1997
- NEH focus grant participant, Greening the Humanities, Chatham College, summer 1996
- Spenser L. Eddy Award for best-published essay, Rutgers, 1994
- Spenser L. Eddy Award for best-published essay, Rutgers, 1993
- Excellence Fellowship, Rutgers University Graduate School, 1991-1992
- Twice named to Who's Who in America's Teachers (1998, 2004)
- "Trans-corporeality in The Rape of Lucrece," Shakespeare Assoc. of America, 2013.
- "Titus Andronicus and the Failures of Ecological Reciprocity," Shakespeare Association of America, 2012.
- "Human Humus," World Shakespeare Congress, Prague, 2011.
- 'No Island is a Fortress: Ecocriticism and Richard II," ISLE, June 2009
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CHICAGO—Marian Hossa and the Chicago Blackhawks were well aware they'd been playoff underachievers since they captured the Stanley Cup in 2010.
Now, they're eyeing another championship. And they just took an important step toward it.
Hossa scored twice to back a strong effort by goalie Corey Crawford, and Chicago beat the Minnesota Wild 5-1 Thursday night to win the first-round playoff series 4-1.
The Blackhawks will face either San Jose or Detroit, if the Red Wings get past Anaheim, in the next round.
"We knew we hadn't done it in two years," Hossa said. "Minnesota, they still have a great team and are missing some players. We found a way. Now we get ready for the next round."
The way the Blackhawks have dominated, anything less than a trip to the Stanley Cup finals would be a disappointment for them.
They got off to a record start and captured the Presidents' Trophy for finishing with more points than any other team. Now, they're eyeing the biggest prize of all. And after bowing out in the first round the past two years, they sure are looking good.
Even so, coach Joel Quenneville insisted they need to step it up a notch.
"It's not the regular season," he said. "There's another appetite that we've got to get as well. I don't think we should be happy where we're at with our play. Let's get angry as we go along here."
Hossa scored off a feed from Jonathan Toews late in the first period. Marcus Kruger made it 2-0 with a wraparound early in the second, and Hossa chased the Wild's Josh Harding when he knocked in a rebound minutes later.
Then, after Torrey Mitchell scored for Minnesota, Chicago's Andrew Shaw scored against Darcy Kuemper. Patrick Sharp added his fifth goal of the series early in the third period, and that was more than enough for Crawford.
Coming off his second career playoff shutout, he saved 21 shots, and his performance in this series went a long way toward winning over a fan base wondering if he had the makeup to succeed in the post-season. After all, he let in some bad goals against Phoenix a year ago.
"I'm not the only guy in the league that's given up soft goals in the playoffs," Crawford said. "You guys like to keep telling me about it, but it's something you're trying to learn from and trying to make yourself better from it."
The Blackhawks became the third team to advance in this post-season, along with San Jose and Ottawa. They also bucked a recent trend of early exits for Presidents' Trophy winners.
The team with the most regular-season points had been eliminated in the first round in three of the previous four years. The Wild were hoping to replicate what the Los Angeles Kings did last year and win the Stanley Cup as the eighth seed, but the Blackhawks simply had too much skill, speed and depth.
The Wild were also short-handed after losing one of their top scorers in Dany Heatley to season-ending left shoulder surgery late in the season. They also had to get by without goalie Niklas Backstrom after he suffered a leg injury in warm-ups before Game 1.
That forced the Wild to go with Harding, who played in just five games during the regular season after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis last summer.
"It was a kind of a curveball there, but I thought Josh played very well. I was very happy for him and way that he handled everything," the Wild's Matt Cullen said.
Harding also got banged up in this series. He left Game 4 after a collision with Toews in which his legs got straddled around the left goal post, and he wasn't sharp in this one, allowing three goals on 18 shots even though he was deemed well enough to start.
Coach Mike Yeo turned to Kuemper after Hossa's second goal. He also insisted the injury in Game 4 wasn't a factor in Harding's performance in this one.
"It wasn't," Yeo said. "I don't want to pin this loss on Josh, either. Credit them and their team."
There was also a question about Yeo's job security after this loss. The Wild were widely considered Stanley Cup contenders after they gave free agents Zach Parise and Ryan Suter identical 13-year, $98 million contracts last summer. But they never quite lived up to expectations.
"I can't answer that," Yeo said. "All I can say is if you want to look at it objectively, statistically, if you really want to look at it properly, then there've been a lot of improvements in our organization and our team. I feel that we're going in the right direction."
For a moment, the Wild looked like they might get back into this one.
Moments after Minnesota's Jared Spurgeon hit the right post, Mitchell ripped a one-timer past Crawford midway through the second period. But Shaw answered 35 seconds later with his first career playoff goal when he swept the puck in from a bad angle just to the right of the net, making it 4-1.
As for Crawford, there was some debate in Chicago over whether he or Ray Emery should be the No. 1 goalie in the playoffs. Both were terrific during the regular season. Emery's lower body injury ended the discussion, and Crawford was nothing but solid in this series.
"He's making saves that he needs to make and he's making saves that he shouldn't be making," Sharp said. "When he does that, it breeds confidence throughout the lineup and it filters through everybody."
He even had the fans chanting his name at several points. For example, when Crawford stopped a routine shot by Jason Pominville from the wing and scrambled back toward the middle of the net for a neat pad save against Mikko Koivu on the rebound. That foiled another power play by the Wild after they went 0 for 15 in the first four games.
"I definitely heard (the chants)," Crawford said. "It's nice. It was a good feeling. They've been hard on me at times this year, obviously, but that's a part of it. They want the best. They expect us to be at our best. It's only fair."


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Ten rookies set to become impact players this seasonby Brian Compton
Today marks the start of NHL.com's preview of the 2013-14 season, which will include in-depth looks at all 30 teams throughout September.
Several rookies made an impact in the NHL last season, led by Florida Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau. The third pick of the 2012 NHL Draft had 14 goals and 17 assists in 48 games and was awarded the Calder Trophy as the League's top rookie, beating out Montreal Canadiens forward Brendan Gallagher and Chicago Blackhawks forward Brandon Saad.
With the new season upon us, here are 10 rookies to watch in 2013-14:
Seth Jones, Nashville Predators -- The fourth selection of the 2013 draft, Jones is a smooth skater who could find himself playing more than 20 minutes per game right from the get-go. The son of former NBA player Popeye Jones, this 18-year-old will bring size (6-foot-4, 205 pounds), skill and hockey sense to the Predators' lineup as soon as they open the season, Oct. 3 against the St. Louis Blues.
"Seth is a special prospect and we were fortunate to be in position to select him," Predators general manager David Poile said. "As a player, he brings so much to our organization, from size you can't teach to a skill set that every team hopes to add and a personality and maturity that will allow him to grow and develop with our veteran core and other young players."
Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche -- The Avalanche opted to go with the talented center with the No. 1 selection at this year's draft, and MacKinnon is expected to be in the lineup when Colorado hosts the Anaheim Ducks on Oct. 2. The 18-year-old had 32 goals and 43 assists in 44 games for the Halifax Mooseheads of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League last season, his second with the team. He spent this summer working out with new teammate Matt Duchene and fellow Nova Scotia native Sidney Crosby.
"My biggest goal is to make the team, and then I just want to contribute as much as I can," MacKinnon told the Avalanche website. "There are tons of great players on the team, but I want to help as much as I can and as soon as possible."
Aleksander Barkov, Florida Panthers -- Taken right after MacKinnon at the 2013 draft, Barkov had shoulder surgery in April but is expected to be on the ice when the Panthers open training camp. The 6-3, 209-pound center is extremely talented -- he had 21 goals and 27 assists in 53 games for Tappara in Finland's top professional league -- and should be a very nice complement to Huberdeau.
"He really wants to be a star, he wants to play here, and he wants to play right away," Panthers GM Dale Tallon said during the club's development camp this summer. "He's excited to be here, he loves it here and wants to stay here, so that's a real positive."
Ryan Murray, Columbus Blue Jackets -- Murray likely would have been in Columbus' opening-night lineup last season, but the talented defenseman sustained a season-ending shoulder injury in November while playing with his junior team, the Everett Silvertips of the Western Hockey League. Now healthy, the No. 2 selection in 2012 is ready to join the Blue Jackets' blue line, where it's likely he'll be a mainstay for years to come. Murray (6-1, 198) had two goals and 15 assists in 23 games prior to his injury. He'll turn 20 on Sept. 27.
"I'm excited to see him," Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards told NHL.com. "He spent his whole summer here. He's ready to go. It's a big jump going from junior hockey to the NHL, especially missing the number of games and the time he missed last year because of his injury, so I don't know where he's going to be at. But from everything I've heard, I think he's the real deal and it's only a question of when."
Jonathan Drouin, Tampa Bay Lightning -- MacKinnon's teammate in Halifax, Drouin was the third player selected at the 2013 draft. Expected to play for the Lightning right away, the 5-11, 186-pound left wing had 105 points (41 goals, 64 assists) in 49 regular-season games then had 35 points in 17 QMJHL playoff games. Drouin could be on the top line with Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis when the Lightning open the season Oct. 3 against the Boston Bruins.
"Jonathan has a special compete level and a special skill set that you very rarely see come along," Tampa Bay director of amateur scouting Al Murray told NHL.com. "If any of the fans are watching the YouTube videos of Jonathan, the thing they should really keep in mind is that the best part of his game is his playmaking and not his individual 1-on-1 goal scoring. He's very unselfish and sees the ice really well and really is a complete forward."
Jacob Trouba, Winnipeg Jets -- The ninth pick of the 2012 draft, Trouba (6-2, 187) helped the United States win a gold medal at the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship, where he had four goals and five assists and was named the tournament's best defenseman. The 19-year-old spent last season at the University of Michigan, where he had 12 goals and 17 assists in 37 games and was named a first-team NCAA All-American.
Trouba could find himself as a top-four defenseman in Winnipeg. If that's the case, he said he believes he's ready to make an impact in the NHL.
"It's a goal of mine and a dream come true and it's a good opportunity," Trouba said after signing with the Jets in April. "It's definitely going to be a challenge, playing with bigger guys, but it's something that I need and I'm ready to take that challenge."
Torey Krug, Boston Bruins -- The undrafted 22-year-old burst onto the scene with the Bruins during the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs. After appearing in 63 games in the American Hockey League for the Providence Bruins (13 goals, 32 assists), Krug helped Boston reach the Stanley Cup Final with four goals and two assists in 15 playoff games. He's expected to be a top-six defenseman this season for the reigning Eastern Conference champions.
Valeri Nichushkin, Dallas Stars -- This 6-4, 202-pound right wing could prove to be a steal after the Stars selected him with the 10th pick of the 2013 draft. Nothing will be handed to the 18-year-old, but there's a strong chance Nichushkin is in the Stars lineup when the team opens its season Oct. 3 against Florida. If Nichushkin doesn't make the NHL, he would have to return to Chelyabinsk in the Kontinental Hockey League.
"We're excited. We think he's very close, but I don't want to put expectations on him either," Stars GM Jim Nill told NHL.com. "I want to be careful. He's going to get every opportunity in the world to be on the team. We want to keep him around for a while."
Mark Scheifele, Winnipeg Jets -- The seventh pick of the 2011 draft seems primed to make the jump after coming off another solid season (39 goals, 40 assists in 45 games) with the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League, his third with the team. Scheifele (6-2, 184) played in the NHL in each of the past two seasons, appearing in seven games in 2011-12 and four last season. In 2013-14, he could find himself on the second line, centering Evander Kane and Devin Setoguchi.
"Every year that I've been to camp I've gotten a little taste of what it's like to play in the NHL, but getting in some games last year was huge," Scheifele told NHL.com. "Experiences like that are huge in building your confidence.
"I'm certainly more comfortable now after having gone through this process less than a year ago. Coming in this year, I know what to expect, I know what to do and I know how hungry to be."
Morgan Rielly, Toronto Maple Leafs -- Rielly has been turning heads this summer and is ready to make a name for himself in Toronto after being the fifth pick in 2012. The 6-1, 205-pound defenseman appeared in 14 games for the Toronto Marlies in the American Hockey League last season and had a goal and two assists, after totaling 12 goals and 54 points in 60 games for the Moose Jaw Warriors of the Western Hockey League.
"I understand that I have plenty of time to play pro hockey," Rielly told Canadian Press in July. "If I don't play this year, that doesn't mean that I won't ever play in the NHL. That's a goal I have. But if not, I've just got to keep working hard, keep trying to get better. I'll be 20 this time next year, which is still pretty young, so I'm not too concerned about it. But that's a goal I'm pretty driven to achieve."


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This is another of Howie's homemade wines that he recently gave me when we met up in Niagara. I had previously tried this wine (though of another vintage) at MoCool a couple of years back. This time, though, I was able to spend some time taking a more analytic look at it - the 2004 vintage, to be precise.
12.5% alc. Clear garnet colour with a ruby tinge at the core. Bright, crisp nose comprising elegant strawberry fruit with citrusy influences from the Vidal component. I don't know what the percentage of each grape variety was in the '04, but I can say that I get both Vidal aromas and Foch aromas on the nose here simultaneously, so it's definitely true to the blend. A bit of plum and coffee-roastery aromas now emerge courtesy of the Foch. Crisp with bright acidity on the palate and an extremely well balanced, round, tart mouthfeel. I think I sense some oak, but if it is there it is very slight. Beautifully dry and appetizing; palate-cleansing with excellent table qualities. This is definitely what I would call a pizza or lasagna wine. Clean, warm and dry finish. Light-to-medium-bodied.
Vidal and Foch blended together is a combination that I hadn't seen before Howie introduced me to this wine of his. It's an interesting concept, and obviously has similarities to the Chianti paradigm. It's also exciting to think that such house wines can easily be made from vines grown in backyards all across the Eastern U.S. and Ontario. I'm not sure if Howie co-fermented the grapes or later blended separate batches, but personally what I would do if I were to try this with my own grapes would be to use a red hybrid and a white hybrid that basically ripen at the same time; I would then crush and co-ferment the two on the skins (including the white skins) for maximum tannin extraction. I like the way the Vidal adds lift to the Foch (gives it a brighter edge), and creates a wine that is crisp and elegant.
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BERGERAC, France — Ramunas Navardauskas of Lithuania led a late breakaway in a downpour to win the 19th Stage of the Tour de France on Friday after hitching a ride with his Garmin-Sharp teammates.
Italy's Vincenzo Nibali retained the overall leader's yellow jersey and is expected to take it home with him when the three-week cycling showcase ends Sunday.
Navardauskas stole away from the pack late in the 208.5-kilometer (129.5-mile) northward trek from Maubourguet to Bergerac. He looked back over his shoulder, kissed his fingers and raised his arms in victory, with a bunch of sprinters barreling behind him. They crossed seven seconds later, and the stragglers followed.
The 26-year-old Garmin-Sharp rider became the first Lithuanian to win an individual stage at cycling's greatest race, and gave his team its first stage win this Tour. In 2011, he was also part of the Garmin-Cervelo squad that won the team time trial at the Tour that year, and he also won a stage in the Italian Giro last year.
Garmin-Sharp made the win a team effort.
First, Dutch rider Tom-Jelte Slagter joined a five-man breakaway early in the stage, then sped ahead alone. Alex Howes of the United States helped to pull the Lithuanian up front, before Navardauskas went away solo with about 13 kilometers (8 miles) left.
"I gave it all. My teammates worked really hard for me," said Navardauskas. "I took a risk — you have to try — and it worked."
Within the last few kilometers, around a dozen riders crashed together while trying to turn rightward on the rain-slickened roads. Among them were Slovak rider Peter Sagan, who has the green jersey given to the race's best sprinter, and Jean-Christophe Peraud, who is third overall.
Under course rules, because the crash happened in the last 3 kilometers (2 miles) , nobody who went down lost time in the title chase.
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On the first and third Monday of the month, Younger's Traditional Fish and Chips in Cardiff hosts a gluten-free night. Admittedly, I'm not a connoisseur of take-aways, indeed the biggest benefit of the family food allergies is how much we are forced to cook at home, from scratch. So bear in mind when reading onward that (a) I only ate once, (b) I haven't compared widely, and (c) as a rarely-treated and deeply-appreciative audience, I am pre-disposed to be delighted.
That said, I thought it was quite good. The batter on the fish was crisp, much more so then the typically-floured fish I've eaten here. The chips were good chips. It was all less greasy than most deep-fried meals I've had here, take-away or in the pub. Whether that was due to gluten-free batter or fresh oil in the vat, I cannot say, but I was pleased. And the Real Live Englishman who dined with us was also pleased. He's a Friday-night patron of this particular chippy, indeed walks past neighbouring chippies for this one, and, being English, he has greater scope to compare. Then again, mad dogs and Englishmen, be always skeptical of their judgment…
Happy Guy Fawkes Night from the United Kingdom! Here's wishing good governance to parliamentary democracies everywhere in the coming year. And for what transpired yesterday in the American Republic, may we all be truly thankful.
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Since we announced we would be converting the main floor of 163 East Pender into a space welcoming to coworkers we've received a lot of support both in social and now in traditional media. Gillian Shaw wrote about our coworking space as well as about the other programs and services offered by Building Opportunities with Business in Monday's Vancouver Sun.
We signed up a couple new coworkers yesterday but we still have lots of room and are not near our cashflow positive number of twenty coworkers. We are also getting a lot of enquiries about renting the entire space during the Olympics. It has been taken. As part of our efforts to revitalize Vancouver's historic Chinatown and to encourage Olympic visitors to walk three blocks East of Stadium Skytrain station we're going to have an official art installation in our space. It will be open to the public and created jobs for two or three locals as greeters.
Unfortunantly it is basically forcing our coworkers, who want to work during February, upstairs. BOB has a number of spare desks and will add more to the 2nd floor of 163 East Pender. To offset the Olympic inconviences and to entice professionals and non-profits to consider making coworking@BOB their new home, we're offering January and February for free if they are willing to sign up for a six month stint with the first payment due March 1st 2010.
We've continued to improve the space. We've added some storage lockers which will be available to coworkers for a small aditional fee. This compliments our other lockable storage options of desks drawers and filing cabinets. All coworkers will get a cubby (shelf space) and there is plenty of storage for kitchen supplies as well as our loading bay for bikes and what not.
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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - May Sijun Theme: FRUIT Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Gallery/Finished Work View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "May Sijun Theme: FRUIT" SumalethAdministratorMember #Joined: 30 Oct 1999Posts: 2896Location: Australia Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 4:26 am We had an apple theme a long way back, so let's try broadening that general idea to: FRUIT And for a little inspiration here's a link to Joachim's excellent pic from the original apple theme. 2D and 3D accepted, digital and not, finished or sketched. Feel free to cross-post images into other relevant threads, and to post older images that fit the theme. -- 2011-4: ABSTRACT 2011-3: TACHIKOMA 2011-2: MATERIALS 2011-1: SQUARES_________________Art Links Archive -- Artists and TutorialsLast edited by Sumaleth on Thu Jun 02, 2011 5:06 am; edited 1 time in total Back to top Kylarjunior memberMember #Joined: 27 Jan 2011Posts: 3 Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 6:17 am found one old applepicture from me, pencil and crayons Back to top NidememberMember #Joined: 20 Jul 2009Posts: 477Location: Banks of the Styx Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 6:35 am Last edited by Nide on Mon May 02, 2011 6:18 am; edited 1 time in total Back to top rodjermemberMember #Joined: 04 Jan 2009Posts: 66Location: Moscow Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 1:09 am _________________http://veselbln-rodjer.livejournal.com Back to top Quintus DiasmemberMember #Joined: 11 Sep 2010Posts: 387 Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 11:51 am I've been obsessing about scale lately, I hope it is ok that I made a sketch in my style? Good job on these themes Sumaleth, keep em coming. Btw I really like your apple there. Back to top Quintus DiasmemberMember #Joined: 11 Sep 2010Posts: 387 Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 11:23 am Wow Lmao, I killed the thread. Back to top LakkamemberMember #Joined: 27 Sep 2007Posts: 811Location: Espoo, Finland Posted: Wed May 25, 2011 6:06 am phoenix down Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Gallery/Finished Work All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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Album of drawings and watercolour sketches made in Italy, Greece, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine in 1853.
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Alexander Colvin Ainslie Collection
Album of drawings and watercolour sketches made in Italy, Greece, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine in 1853.
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1) Black and white photographs of objects in various Italian museums, including Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, Florence, Museo Archeologico (complete set), and Naples, Museo Archeologico Nazionale.2) Two black and white photographs of views o...
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Arundale, Francis Vyvyan Jago
John Wintour Baldwin Barns Collection
Notebooks, notes, copies of texts, photographs, lecture notes, drafts of articles, and facsimiles.
Barns, (Revd) John Wintour Baldwin
Two albums containing plans and drawings of Egyptian monuments.
Barry, (Sir) Charles
William Henry Bartlett Collection
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Elise Jenny Baumgartel Collection
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Berlin Academy Photographs Collection
Photographs of Abû Simbel, Amâda, Bîga, Dâbôd, el-Dakka, Dendûr, Edfu, Gammai, Gebel Addala, Kalâbsha, Konosso, el-Maarraqa, "Meschek", Philae, Qar Ibrîm, Saqqâra, el-Sebua, and Tâfa (Gardiner MSS 9, 12, and 14). Photographs of foreigner...
Preussische Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin
One notebook.
Birch, Samuel
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107 postcards collected in Egypt between 1900-1906 by Miss E. Blyth (objects in Cairo Museum, sites, Cairo views, and Nile views) and 1 postcard of Bethlehem in Palestine.
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Notebooks, notes, drafts of articles, teaching notes, xeroxes, card indexes, copies of inscriptions, impressions, photographs, negatives, transparencies, tracings, drawings, and correspondence.
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Three notebooks.
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Four xerox copies of sketches of Philae drawn on 26 January 1846.
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1 folder containing unsorted notes.
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SEAForth 40C18 Architecture
This diagram comes from the Bay Area, not from the Qabbala. It is the block diagram of the SEAForth 40C18 . (View Image.)
SEA is for Scalable Embedded Array multicore processors and Forth is for Forth because you program these in a tiny Forth that fits the memory model of array processing.
It's called the 40C18 because it's forty C18 cores (an earlier Chuck Moore architecture was the C16) running asynchronously in a 4x10 matrix with N-S-E-W interprocessor communication automatically synchronized.Each core is an 18-bit dual-stack Forth machine with 32 opcodes, 64 words of local RAM, 64 words of local ROM, 18-bit registers and a 10-bit address bus.
Certain edge nodes can do various types of external I/O, which is how the chip can talk to the outside work beyond the data and address buses. No node internal to the matrix can do external I/O, hence programs are whispered down the lane from node to node. The interprocessor read address can be the program word fetch.
The stacks are 8 entries circular with a TOS and S (second-on-stack) regiser for the Data stack (making 10 total data stack positions) and R for the Return stack (making 9 total return stack positions). Circular means if you keep pushing you overwrite. As the 40C18 data sheet sublimely reads,
The concept of stacks being full or empty represents an assumption in software ... There is no hardware detection of stack overflow or underflow conditions.
A node can pass a program load to an adjacent (up, down, right, left) node including an load address and address which the receiving node should start execution. At any time, if the nodes agree to do so, a given node A can pass an instruction word to an adjacent node B which jumps to the port address for an instruction fetch. When A writes such a word, A sleeps until B reads and accepts; if B goes to read, B sleeps until A writes such a word.
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The eye can be examined with relative ease regarding both its function and its structure. A practical evaluation includes the capability to move in the orbit and the response of the pupil to light and lodging.
The function of the eye may be checked in a number of methods. The patient might be asked to determine illuminated letter or objects of differing sizes on what is called the Snellen chart.
Alternatively, the examination of the structural part of the eye might be made in several methods. Stress within the eyeball is measured by a "tonometer." In particular illness, especially in glaucoma, the tension in the eyeball is increased markedly.
Nevertheless, it should be well kept in mind that a patient with an eye issue may have other problems too. Frequently other physical conditions are main and affect the eye as a repercussion. The look of the eye can notify the client and the doctor to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even before other symptoms present themselves.
Subsequently, one's reliance on sight is highlighted when one deals with a possible or momentary long-term loss of this essential sense. When corrective measures are sought, certain forms of vision correction such as contact lenses or eyeglasses are prescribed.
On the other hand, some people are bothered with that they have some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this reason, advanced surgeries were developed to encourage decreased utilization of contact lenses or glasses. One of which is the now popular LASIK eye surgery.
Generally, LASIK eye surgical treatment is the short-term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its tangible equivalent, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another type of vision correction. The only difference is that with this kind of surgical treatment, one's vision is remedied completely.
With LASIK eye surgery, the refractive mistakes in the cornea are completely transformed. This can be done using an "excimer laser."
The primary function of this surgery is to produce a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea using a blade called "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is lastly reformed, enabling much better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
Appeal vs. Disadvantages
Amidst the growing appeal of LASIK eye surgery, there are still disadvantages that individuals must useful content understand. Probably, the primary reason why this kind of eye surgery has actually become well accepted is due to the fact that the majority of its cases had actually achieved success.
However, in spite of its success, there are still some disadvantages. Here is the list:
1. It is an operation applied to the most delicate part of the eye
Because LASIK eye surgery includes the operation of the retina, which is among the most sensitive portions of the eye, the majority of people state that the operation can be very risky.
To puts it simply, a easy error could almost trigger an individual's lifetime loss of sight. It is essential to think about many elements prior to choosing whether LASIK eye surgery is the best restorative step one has to go through.
2. It is not a best treatment
LASIK eye surgery may correct your vision but it does not always suggest that it can give you a twenty-twenty. Even if statistical reports show that 70% of the patients may have 20/20 vision, this does not necessarily indicate they have perfect vision too.
Given all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the popularity of the operation, LASIK may not constantly be the ideal eye surgical treatment the method the majority of people view it
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Like its tangible equivalent, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another type of vision correction.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) Tyler Russell threw for 274 yards and four touchdowns to lead Mississippi State to a 45-14 victory over Arkansas on Saturday.
The win snaps a three-game losing streak for the Bulldogs (7-3, 4-3 Southeastern Conference). It also ends a three-game losing streak against the Razorbacks.
Arkansas (4-7, 2-5) moved the ball well to open the game and led 14-7 early in the second quarter. But a series of turnovers and miscues gave life to Mississippi State on both sides of the ball. The Bulldogs led 17-14 at the half and took control of the game for good in the third quarter. Arkansas finished with five turnovers.
LaDarius Perkins finished with 137 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns for Mississippi State. Chad Bumphis caught six passes - two for touchdowns - setting a single-season school record.
For Arkansas, Tyler Wilson finished the game 23 of 29 for 225 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.


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