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After some serious thought and a long discussion with Paul Papadeas, IASCA is going to step it up for, as you've called them, the "old school" cars and competitors.
One time only, IASCA has arranged to have space at SBN for 10 old school Sound Quality vehicles to be featured front and center in the main hall at the Ocean Center at this year's SBN, to compete in an old school class using Ultimate Division SQC and IQC rules.
There's no entry fee to compete, no cost for the space and these vehicles will be featured in the main hallway between the arena and exhibit hall with rope & stantion protection. If you just want to bring your vehicle and not compoete, that's okay too.
This is available to the first ten cars only... so first come first served... but, we need ten cars... not two, not five... ten cars.
Qualifications are as such... the vehicle must have competed (or have been competing) more than ten years ago and feature "old school" equipment... it must be open for display at the show so the public can view it easily and there must be someone with the vehicle at all times to promote the vehicle, our sport and the brand they used.
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We're now less than two weeks away from the premiere of Top Gear's 19th season, and while we've given you a ton of great details about the mayhem the BBC has in store for us, one critical question has gone unanswered: What celebrity will be put to the test in a reasonably-priced car on the show's famous test track?
UNTIL NOW. We have learned that the Jan. 27 premiere will feature super-intense Homeland star Damian Lewis on the "Star in a Reasonably-Priced Car" segment. Lewis is probably best known to American audiences as the repatriated U.S. Marine with a shady agenda on Showtime's smash hit (which I recommend pretty highly if you haven't seen it) but he's actually British and has starred on several BBC shows. Presumably, Lewis will take to the track in the Kia Cee apostrophe d hatchback, which has been used for the past few seasons.
Will Lewis bring glory to Queen and Country by taking the title from Matt "Joey" LeBlanc, who set the fastest driver record last season? OR IS HE A TERRORIST WHO WANTS TO KILL US ALL?!?
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Originally a collection of small settlements on the banks of the Rhine, Ludwigshafen owes its growth to the rise of the chemicals industry and did not really play a part in history until the 19th century. Today, art and culture have given the city a new identity. Like all towns on the Rhine, Ludwigshafen is a compelling destination, with an urban face and green lungs, a fascinating history and its own particular charm.
Ludwigshafen has a mixed past, having belonged to Bavaria, Baden and the Palatinate in its time. A landing stage for ships was built here in 1811. After the Congress of Vienna in 1815, the Palatinate to the west of the Rhine was given to Bavaria, and the river docks were renamed Ludwigshafen in honour of King Ludwig I of Bavaria. In 1859, Ludwigshafen became a town, shortly before BASF located there in 1865. The company had just been founded as the Baden Aniline and Soda Factory but could not find any premises in Mannheim (Baden). So it moved to Ludwigshafen, which in the meantime was located in the Palatinate again. Today, Ludwigshafen is known for far more than its chemicals industry and has become an easy-going, friendly city with a positive attitude to life and a passion for the arts. It also has a vibrant culinary scene, which is centred around the oldest district of Ludwigshafen, Hemshof. Following a shopping spree in the Rhein-Galerie mall with its 130 or so shops and restaurants or a trip to the Walzmühle shopping and cinema complex, a haven of tranquillity can be found under the tall plane trees on centrally located Ludwigsplatz square.
Works of art dotted around the city, including the famous 'Endlose Treppe' (endless steps) by Swiss artist Max Bill, have turned Ludwigshafen into one big exhibition space for modern art. The Wilhelm Hack Museum, which features the famous ceramic mosaic wall by Miró and well in excess of 9,000 other artworks, is internationally acclaimed. Founded with a donation from the businessman Wilhelm Hack, it has now become the most important museum for art of the 20th and 21st centuries in Rhineland-Palatinate. The Ernst Bloch Centre, situated next to the Walzmühle, is named after one of the town's most famous sons and houses an extensive library and the academic legacy of this great philosopher. In one room, a glass floor enables you to look down on a reconstruction of Bloch's study below. More of a place to relax than to work, Ebert Park is an oasis of green in the city centre. A fragrant rose garden, a sensory garden and a fountain garden with various water features combine to form a harmonious ensemble – like the city itself, if you take a closer look. Ludwigshafen invites you to do just that.
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Marin Theatre Company Presents WAITING FOR GODOT, 1/24-2/17
Marin Theatre Company begins 2013 and the second half of its critically acclaimed 46th Season with Samuel Beckett's modern classic, Waiting for Godot, which runs from January 24 to February 17. MTC's artistic director Jasson Minadakis directs, returning to "this greatest of 20th-century plays" (The New York Times) over a decade after he first directed an "excellent, electrifying" (The Cincinnati Enquirer) production at Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival. MTC's production features a talented cast: Oregon Shakespeare Festival company member Mark Bedard, popular Bay Area actors James Carpenter and Mark Anderson Philips and Cirque du Soliel and Ringling Bros. clown Ben Johnson, as well as two local southern Marin youths. Opening night is on Tuesday, January 29.
"I am excited to be returning to Waiting for Godot," Minadakis said. "It's one of my favorite - if not my favorite - play. In fact, it's a large part of the reason I fell in love with the theater. When I last directed the play in 2000, I promised myself I would return to it every decade. Of course, first I needed to find a cast I wanted to re-explore this play with. A few years ago, I saw Mark Bedard's work for the first time at OSF in a legendary performance of Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters and I knew I wanted to work with him in my next Godot. Then, two seasons ago, I found Mark Anderson Phillips fooling around with his shoes during rehearsal for Tiny Alice and I immediately saw him as Estragon. It was then that I knew I had Beckett's two clowns."
The play follows Didi and Gogo as they dally by the side of the road. They are expecting the imminent arrival of another man. They've asked this man for nothing very definite, but eagerly anticipate his reply. And though they admit that they do not know him well and won't even recognize him when they see him, they wait. They wait for Godot. Voted most significant English language play of the 20th century by 800 playwrights, actors, directors and journalists in a poll by the Royal National Theatre, Waiting for Godot remains, after innumerable productions worldwide over the past 60 years, "a witty and poetic conundrum" (The Guardian), "humorous and deeply human" (The Press), "entertainment of a high order?" (NY Times) and "something that will securely lodge in a corner of your mind for as long as you live" (The Sunday Times).
Originally written by playwright Samuel Beckett in French in the late 1940s, En attendant Godot premiered on January 5, 1953, at the 233-seat Théâtre de Babylone in Paris, a year after an abridged version of the play was performed at the Club d'Essai de la Radio's studio for broadcast on French radio. The play's first two translations were in German, one by Elmer Tophoven (in collaboration with Beckett) and one by an anonymous inmate at Remscheid prison in Lüttringhausen. The German premiere of Warten auf Godot was September 8, 1953, at Schlosspark-theater in Berlin (the inmate's version premiered on November 29, 1953, at the prison). The English version of the play, which Beckett translated himself, premiered on August 3, 1955, at the Arts Theatre in London and, later, transferred to the Criterion Theatre in the West End (though the play was heavily censored by the lord chamberlain after it transferred to the publicly owned and operated theater). Waiting for Godot received its US premiere on January 3, 1956, at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Florida, with its Broadway premiere following in April of that same year.
With each of its premieres, Godot faced audience controversy (which fuelEd Strong ticket sales and more productions) and mixed critical response with The Sunday Times championing the play as "insidiously exciting" and The New York Times highlighting the excellent performances in an otherwise "puzzling... uneventful, maundering, loquacious drama." Turning 60 years old this month (January 2013), Godot has since become Beckett's most successful play and is often produced. Two of the more notable recent revivals both occurred in 2009 - one on London's West End with Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart and one on Broadway with Nathan Lane and Bill Irwin. Recent Bay Area productions include Tides Theatre (2011), THEOFFCENTER (2010) and A.C.T. (2003). Director Peter Hall, who directed the London premiere of Godot, said of the play's legacy in 2005:
Waiting for Godot hasn't dated at all. It remains a masterpiece transcending all barriers and all nationalities. And it could have been written today: there is nothing of the 50s about it. It is the start of modern drama and it gave the theatre back its metaphorical power. Godot challenged and then removed 100 years of literal naturalism where a room could only be considered a room if it was presented in full detail with the fourth wall removed.
MTC's artistic director Jasson Minadakis directs this production of Waiting for Godot. He won the 2010 San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for best director (Equivocation) and was nominated in the same category in 2011 (The Glass Menagerie). Minadakis previously directed the play for Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival, which he co-founded and served as producing artistic director. The Cincinnati Enquirer called the production "the Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival's most flawless production ever, and it is the outstanding smaller theater production of 1999," saying, "Minadakis's direction is masterful. He gets everything right, including the long, thinking pauses. Silence isn't just golden. It's funny and nerve-wracking."
MTC's production of Waiting for Godot features the return of Bay Area actors James Carpenter (9 Circles, Two for the Seesaw) and Mark Anderson Philips (Edward Albee's Tiny Alice, The Last Schwartz) to MTC. This production marks the MTC debuts of Oregon Shakespeare Festival company member Mark Bedard (Animal Crackers, The Servant of Two Masters) and local actor Ben Johnson (Cirque du Soliel, Ringling Bros.), as well as two southern Marin youths - Lucas Meyers, a Mill Valley resident and seventh grader at Mill Valley Middle School, and Sam Novick, a San Rafael resident and eighth grader at Greenwood School in Mill Valley.
Waiting for Godot is on the California Department of Education Recommended Literature List for grades 9-12.


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Ramsey Concert Hall
Guest artists consistently praise Ramsey Concert Hall, a 360-seat facility located adjacent to the Hugh Hodgson School of Music. Located in the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center, this performance space is outfitted with full recording capabilities and shares a green room and dressing rooms with Hodgson Hall. Visiting artists, small ensembles, and Hodgson School faculty and students all perform in Ramsey Hall throughout the year.
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Farming is not easy, not pretty, not wildly profitable. And I had no prior experience; then, why did I even get into it? I believe I felt a connection. Plus the challenge excited me - To be a successful farmer nowadays, one has to be equal parts entrepreneur and agronomist. As I dug into it, I also found farming to be fulfilling. That's how I branched into agriculture, as the Sanskrit aphorism "Vriksho Rakshati Rakshitaha" (Trees, when protected, protect you) took on a new meaning for me.
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Teaching about energy gives Brett the inside track on energy efficiency
Brett Batson
Trine University - Allen School of Engineering & Computing
B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Iowa State University
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After earning my doctorate, I worked for Compressor Controls Corporation in Des Moines, Iowa. I then taught thermal systems courses at Iowa State University as an adjunct professor. After that, I became involved in all aspects of patent prosecution and technical consulting at a law firm in Des Moines.
I have been at Trine University since fall of 2006, teaching courses in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, measurements and gas turbines. I was awarded the Steve and Mary Yacynch McKetta Excellence in Teaching Award in Engineering the first year I was eligible.
During the summer I work as a patent consultant. As we heat our home with wood, I cut most of that during the summer from our own timber. I enjoy vegetable gardening. Spending time with my family is also very important to me.


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Humankind has evolved through working with the materials that nature provided. Survival depended upon our ability to use both head and hands to shape those materials to suit our needs. Our ancestors were intimately familiar with the living landscape, relying on it as they did for food and warmth, clothing and shelter. In the modern world, technological developments have brought comfort and safety. We have however, paid a price for these gifts. In handing over responsibility for our daily needs we have lost the practical skills we once relied upon. There are other losses. The loss of our independence, our sense of worth, our sense of place in the world.
By rekindling our relationship with the Earth, by working with the materials it provides, through traditional crafts and landscape skills we can regain our sense of self. We can rediscover that by working to transform these materials we transform ourselves also. By teaching our children these skills, we can enable them to craft their own futures.


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Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow
Mother of God, Joy of All Who Sorrow is the name of at least three well-known wonderworking icons of similar design.
On October 24, the Church commemorates the icon of the Mother of God, Joy of All Who Sorrow of Moscow. A woman named Euphymia (sister of Patriarch Joachim) received healing from sickness after obeying a voice telling her to find this icon and have the priest celebrate a Molieben with blessing of water. This miracle occurred on October 24, 1688.
On July 23, the Church commemorates the icon of the Mother of God, Joy of All Who Sorrow of St. Petersburg. This icon was glorified in 1888 when the chapel it was located in was struck by lightning. Miraculously, this icon survived despite all else being burned, and twelve coins from the poor box became attached to the icon.
On November 19, a third icon of similar name and design is commemorated.
There is also an akathist to the Theotokos, Joy of All Who Sorrow.
Icon's Design
The design of this icon depicts the Theotokos, a most beautiful blossom of heaven, standing among the flowers of paradise. Her Son is visible above her in the clouds, the King of heaven and earth. Along both sides of the icon, framing the Mother of God, are suppliants (us), asking for her intercession. She stands with her arms spread open and her head tilted as if listening. The tenderness and kindness of a loving mother are evident in her face. She stands in paradise and yet among us.
Icon's Theology
The theology in this icon depicts the Theotokos as also being our mother, who feels our pain. It is believed, by Orthodox Christians, that she intercedes for us, bringing our pain into her Son's presence. She is praying our prayers with love, bringing our needs into the unique relationship that a mother shares with her children.
She is our joy, because in her love she hears us. Her unceasing intercession and her limitless love help heal our sorrows.
Troparion of the Icon (Tone 4)
- Let us the sinful and unworthy fervently run to the Mother of God
- And fall down crying in repentance from the depths of our souls:
- Help us, O Lady who hast had mercy on us.
- Hasten, for we perish from a multitude of sins.
- Turn not thy servants empty away, for we have thee as our only hope.
Kontakion of the Icon (Tone 6)
- We have no other help, we have no other hope,
- Apart from thee, O Lady.
- Come to our help. We hope in thee
- And in thee we glory.
- Let us not be confounded,
- For we are thy servants.
See also
- Her icons that have names like "The Joy of All who Sorrow" ("Vsekh Skorbiashchikh Radost"), "Ease my Sorrows" ("Utoli moia pechali"), "Intercessor of Sinners" ("Sporuchnitsa greshnykh"), "Comfort in Griefs and Sorrows" ("V skorbiakh i Pechaliakh Uteshenie").
External links
- Icon of the Mother of God "the Joy of All Who Sorrow" in Moscow (October 24)
- An account of the story behind the icon commemorated on October 24, from the Prologue of Ohrid.
- Icon of the Mother of God "the Joy of All who Sorrow" (with coins) in St. Petersburg (July 23)
- Icon of the Mother of God "the Joy of All who Sorrow" (November 19)
- Akathist to the Theotokos, Joy of All Who Sorrow


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Members of the Swedish super-group ABBA just admitted their unusual outfits were not merely a reflection of Scandinavian style in the 1970s.
Turns out that Swedish tax law allowed performers to deduct the cost of stage outfits, so long as they were too outrageous to be worn on the street, the band wrote in "Abba: The Official Photo Book," published to mark 40 years since they won the Eurovision song contest with "Waterloo," the U.K. Guardian newspaper reported Sunday.
In the book, band member Bjorn Ulvaeus said: "In my honest opinion we looked like nuts in those years. Nobody can have been as badly dressed on stage as we were."
That got us wondering which other oddly dressed musicians had unexpected motives for their sartorial choices. Click through the gallery above for some outlandish(?) speculation on that front.


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Hotel Europa Life
Hotel Europa is located in the heart of Frankfurt just 100m away from the main train station. This is an ideal base for sightseeing and onward travel.
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Very centrally situated at the Frankfurt main station, all places and attractions are within walking distance.
From Frankfurt Intl Airport take underground -S8 / S9-to main station-3rd Station Hbf-,go south exit out, cross 1 street to Baseler street 50m at the right side is hotel Europa.
From Intl Airport by car, Autobahn -A5- 8 Miles direction north-Kassel-Hannover-Dortmond-, exit City-Stadtmitte-head 3 Miles pass the main station to Baseler street 50m at the right side is hotel Europa.
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Turner's rough outing hurts chances of making rotation
If right-hander doesn't make team, No. 5 spot would likely go to Slowey
KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- Jacob Turner made his final audition for a spot in the Marlins' starting rotation Sunday afternoon, and the results were less than encouraging.
Pitching under dark clouds that gave way to rain as soon as he left the mound, Turner allowed four runs on five hits, four walks and a long home run to center field while striking out one over 4 2/3 innings against the Astros at Osceola County Stadium. He threw 85 pitches, 47 for strikes.
Manager Mike Redmond said the Marlins would meet Sunday night to finalize the plans for their starting rotation, which should be announced as soon as Monday. Though nothing is official yet, it would be hard to imagine Turner making the cut at this point.
If Turner is not part of the rotation, veteran Kevin Slowey will likely become the fifth starter. Slowey is scheduled to start Wednesday against the Red Sox, after lefty Wade LeBlanc and right-hander Henderson Alvarez, which is exactly where he would line up in the Marlins' starting rotation.
Turner would start the season with Triple-A New Orleans after a spring in which he's given up 14 earned runs on 18 hits and nine walks over 13 innings.
"I think the most important thing is just continue to pound the strike zone. The stuff's there. He's got good stuff. It's just consistency," Redmond said. "He's 21 years old. That's the biggest thing to being successful in the big leagues is the consistency of pounding the strike zone, being able to consistently deliver your pitches. Everybody works on that, especially the young guys.
"That's what happens. You never know with young players. They could look great one day and really struggle over the course of time. That's the beauty of the big leagues. The guys who are great players are so consistent day in and day out, year after year after year. The great pitchers continue to get better and they always seem to find a way no matter how many years they've pitched -- find another pitch or another way to pitch or another way to approach hitters -- and that's why stay around for so long. So much of it is just experience."
Redmond said before Sunday's game that Slowey has been stretched out enough this spring to start in the regular season in the event Turner doesn't make the rotation. If Turner somehow ends up winning the fifth-starter battle despite his poor spring, Redmond hinted that Slowey could make the Opening Day roster as the long man.
But that role wouldn't suit Turner, a highly ranked prospect who was brought in last year in the deal that sent Omar Infante and Anibal Sanchez to Detroit. His future is in the rotation, and a reliever's workload could hamper his development.
Turner repeatedly said he has tried to look on the bright side of everything that's happened this spring, from his rough start Sunday to his mostly disappointing Spring Training performance. To that end, he was pleased that he managed to last 4 2/3 innings without feeling comfortable on the mound.
"I was just kind of battling. I felt like, early on, obviously, there were some pitches that I would've liked to have been in a little bit different places," Turner said. "Kind of as the game progressed, I got a little more comfortable out there. Not every day you're going to have your best stuff, so you've just got to go out there and compete with what you've got."
But he experienced the same failure to pound the strike zone that's plagued him all spring. He walked the leadoff hitter in each of his first three innings, and two of those runners scored. Rick Ankiel walked to begin the second and scored on a double by Fernando Martinez. Turner then walked Jose Altuve to lead off the third and served up a homer to Brett Wallace that bounced off a light tower just past the 410-foot marker in center field.
Turner went on to work a scoreless fourth and recorded two quick outs in the fifth before giving up a single to Ankiel. With that, he had reached his pitch limit and exited the game. He wouldn't have spent any more time on the mound anyway, as reliever Zack Phillips made only two warmup pitches before a torrential downpour sent both teams off the field and ended the game.
"Obviously the walks are a concern," Redmond said. "The last couple innings, he was better. I think he came out and looked like his velocity was up. But obviously the biggest thing that we've talked about all spring is we've got to pound the strike zone and get ahead of hitters. We're not a team that's going to be able to afford to walk guys. When you walk guys, the big guys behind them make you pay for it. That's kind of what happened in those couple innings."
Over the past two seasons, Turner has posted a 2.85 ERA over 18 Triple-A starts. Meanwhile, he's 2-6 with a 5.19 ERA in 13 Major League starts. Everything about his pedigree suggests he'll someday become the kind of consistent big league pitcher Redmond talked about Sunday.
But if this spring has been any indication, he's not quite there yet, and the Marlins could make that official by sending him back to Triple-A.
"No matter where I'm pitching, I'm going to try to get better, try to improve on the things I might be struggling with at whatever time it may be," Turner said. "Keep pitching the same way no matter where you're at."


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Just in case you wondered why there are so many frameworks in Python land, here's a basic server (including a request dispatch mechanism) in only 50 lines of code (syntax highlighted code here).
The source code structure is as follows:
1 bbox33:servera $ find . -type f -name \\*.py 2 ./modules/__init__.py 3 ./modules/admin/__init__.py 4 ./modules/admin/disk.py 5 ./rhbase.py 6 ./server.py
Here's a brief demo:
1 bbox33:servera $ python server.py 2 ** 2007-05-30 00:15:18,628 INFO - starting server.. 3 !! please type in a req in HTTP-GET format (or 'q' to quit) 4 >>> http://xyz.net/admin/disk/purge?path=/tmp 5 ** 2007-05-30 00:15:34,889 INFO - do_purge() called for params: 'path=/tmp' 6 ** 2007-05-30 00:15:34,889 INFO - S: http://xyz.net/admin/disk/purge?path=/tmp 7 !! please type in a req in HTTP-GET format (or 'q' to quit) 8 >>> http://xyz.net/admin/disk/list?path=/usr 9 ** 2007-05-30 00:15:48,791 ERROR - no 'do_list' function in '<class 'modules.admin.disk.ReqH'>' 10 ** 2007-05-30 00:15:48,791 INFO - F: http://xyz.net/admin/disk/list?path=/usr 11 !! please type in a req in HTTP-GET format (or 'q' to quit) 12 >>> q 13 ** 2007-05-30 00:15:51,695 INFO - server terminated
And here's what actually went on:
- the server is invoked (line 1) and is given a request URI (line 4) to serve
- based on the request URI path (
/admin/disk/purge) an appropriate request handler is loaded dynamically (
- the request handler's
dispatch()function is called
- by looking at the last segment of the request URI path (
purge) the dispatch function guesses that the request should actually be handled by a method called
do_purge()is invoked, logs the request parameters (line 5) and returns with a value indicating success (zero)
- after the request was handled the server logs the URI and the outcome (line 6 ('S' stands for success))
- on line 8 the user typed in another request URI but this time no handler function could be found (resulting in the error logged on line 10 ('F' stands for failure))
The server
The server is meant to operate on
HTTP GET style requests. The
serve() method (on line 9) accepts a
req string parameter that contains a
HTTP GET style URI.
dfuncs dictionary (defined on line 7) is a request handler function cache. The key is the path portion of the request URI. The value holds the corresponding request handler function.
The scheme + authority portion of the URI are ignored by the dispatch mechanism. Any URIs with identical path portions map to the same request handler module and function.
For example the following URIs both map to the module
modules.admin.disk, class
ReqH, method
The last segment of the URI's path portion is taken to be the request action (i.e.
sleep in the URI path above).
Serving of requests
1 #!/usr/bin/env python 2 # encoding: utf-8 3 import logging, urlparse 4 5 class Server(object): 6 def __init__(self): 7 self.dfuncs = dict() 8 self.modules = dict() 9 def serve(self, req): 10 result = -1 11 req_path = urlparse.urlsplit(req)[2] 12 if req_path in self.dfuncs: dfunc = self.dfuncs[req_path] # in cache 13 else: dfunc = self.load(req_path) # handler function not in cache 14 if dfunc: result = dfunc(req) 15 return(result)
The server first checks whether the handler function for a request is already in its cache (line 12). If this is not the case (line 13), the
load() method is called in order to load the appropriate request handler module and function.
The request handler function — if available — is invoked on line 14. Please note that a zero is returned in case of success and any non-zero return value indicates a failure.
Dynamic code loading
The load method below constructs the name of the request handler module (line 19) and tries to import it (line 23).
For more detail on dynamic code loading in Python
- see Mark Pilgrim's Dynamically importing modules or
- go the Python Cookbook, scroll down to chapter 15 and click on the "Importing from a Module Whose Name Is Determined at Runtime" heading
16 def load(self, req_path): 17 logging.debug("load() called for '%s'" % req_path) 18 m = dfunc = None 19 mpath = 'modules.%s' % '.'.join(filter(None, req_path.split('/')[:-1])) 20 # already have the module needed? 21 if mpath in self.modules: m = self.modules[mpath] # yes! 22 else: # no, try import 23 try: m = __import__(mpath, globals(), locals(), ['ReqH']) 24 except ImportError, e: logging.error(str(e)) 25 else: self.modules[m.__name__] = m # cache it
If the request handler module was imported successfully, the loading logic checks whether the module has a
ReqH class (line 28) and whether the latter has a
dispatch attribute that may be called (line 30).
If all checks succeed the
dispatch attribute is returned as the request handler function (line 34).
26 if m: 27 # got the module, does it have a 'ReqH' class? 28 if hasattr(m, 'ReqH'): 29 # yes, does the 'ReqH' class have a dispatch function? 30 if hasattr(m.ReqH, 'dispatch') and callable(m.ReqH.dispatch): 31 self.dfuncs[req_path] = dfunc = m.ReqH.dispatch 32 else: logging.error("no dispatch function in '%s'" % mpath) 33 else: logging.error("no request handler class in '%s'" % mpath) 34 return dfunc
Logging setup
A proper server needs to log errors as well as any requests received. A
StreamHandler (logging to
stderr by default) is set up as the root logger. For more detail on Python logging see
35 if __name__ == '__main__': 36 logf = logging.Formatter('** %(asctime)s %(levelname)s - %(message)s') 37 lcon = logging.StreamHandler() 38 lcon.setFormatter(logf) 39 logging.getLogger('').addHandler(lcon) 40 logging.getLogger('').setLevel(logging.INFO) 41 logging.info('starting server..')
Minimum scaffolding
The section of code below is a minimal input loop facilitating the experimentation with the server.
42 server = Server() 43 while 1: 44 req = raw_input("!! please type in a req in HTTP-GET format " \\ 45 "(or 'q' to quit)\\n>>> ") 46 if req == 'q': break 47 result = server.serve(req) 48 if result == 0: logging.info('S: %s' % req) 49 else: logging.info('F: %s' % req) 50 logging.info('server terminated')
As noted above, a zero return value is taken to be an indication of success (line 48) whereas a non-zero value signifies failure (line 49).
Request handling
It is an established practice to split the back-end logic into a number of modules that are loaded by the server on demand (as shown above).
In our example each request handler module needs to have a
dispatch() method that takes the URI string as its only argument.
In order to factor out the boiler plate code, a request handler base class that takes care of the request action dispatching is put into place.
Please note that the
dispatch() method is a class method i.e. it receives a class object as its implicit first argument (lines 7-8 below). This is different from a static method that receives no implicit first argument whatsoever.
1 #!/usr/bin/env python 2 # encoding: utf-8 3 4 import logging, urlparse 5 6 class ReqHBase(object): 7 @classmethod 8 def dispatch(cls, req): 9 result = -1 10 targetf = 'do_%s' % urlparse.urlsplit(req)[2].split('/')[-1] 11 12 try: handler = getattr(cls, targetf) 13 except AttributeError: 14 logging.error("no '%s' function in '%s'" % (targetf, str(cls))) 15 else: # is it a function? 16 if callable(handler): 17 try: result = handler(req) 18 except Exception, e: logging.exception(str(e)) 19 else: 20 logging.error("'%s' not callable in '%s'" % (targetf, str(cls))) 21 return(result)
The dispatch code above takes the last segment of the URI path (i.e. the request action) and expects to find a static method called
do_<last_segment> (line 10)
The expected target function must both be present and callable to be invoked. Otherwise the corresponding error messages are logged (line 14 and 20).
Example request handler module
What follows is a "minimalistic" request handler module. It is derived from the
ReqHBase class and hence inherits the latter's
dispatch() method.
Please note: more sophisticated request handler modules may be derived from
object and implement their own
dispatch() methods as needed.
1 #!/usr/bin/env python 2 # encoding: utf-8 3 4 import logging, urlparse 5 from urlparse import urlsplit 6 from rhbase import ReqHBase 7 8 class ReqH(ReqHBase): 9 do_nothing = 1 10 @staticmethod 11 def do_purge(req): 12 logging.info("do_purge() called for params: '%s'" % urlsplit(req)[3]) 13 return(0)
In conclusion
The server presented in this article is quite simple (it handles all requests in serial fashion, no threading is used etc.). Nevertheless, it clearly demonstrates the potency and the productivity of the Python programming environment.
A little code goes a long way 🙂


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2nd-6th November 2016
at London E1 6QR
An observer's note.
2nd-6th November 2016
at London E1 6QR
This site is Yuichi Ikehata works site.
Kakuunohito "架空の人" is
my disappearing performance unit name.
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Tokyo graphic passport (Portfolio viewing award)
PX3 Prix de la photographie paris
Silver winner and honorable mention
IPA International Photography Awards
Honorable mention
Kontinent Awards 2013
Official selection
6th_Photography Masters Cup
London International Creative Competition 2013
Finalist and Honorable mention
PX3 Prix de la photographie paris
Bronze winner and honorable mention
IPA International Photography Awards
1st place (gold) winner and honorable mention
Kontinent Awards 2014
Official selection
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Honorable mention
PX3 Prix de la photographie paris
honorable mention
IPA International Photography Awards
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1996 Clue select exhibition
1997 5th International exhibition MILANO-TOKYO
1998 Tama select exhibition
2010 Tokyo graphic passport (Portfolio viewing award)
2011 白黒ショー vol.3 / +81 Gallery+Lab Photo exhibition
2012 The Collective & The Collection ArtGallery Bat-Yam Israel
2014 Group exhibition Vol.65 +81 GALLERY New York
2015 FLUX EXHIBITION at Royal College of Art Kensington
2016 FLUX EXHIBITION at The Old Truman Brewery
2016 IPS – Flowers of My Soul at Forografia Pino Giannini
Series concept:
The mass of the material is chipped off in the photograph, and there is also no unevenness due to the stroke of the brush, so it is only on the surface.
Maybe the way of looking at what it expresses varies according to the feeling of the person looking at it, and they can look at the surface at a glance.
With the photograph as the medium, I mix reality and fiction, and by the process of creation, I'm creating the work while facing reality and fabrication myself.
As for transversing the solid body and the level surface, even though I'm dealing with reality and fabrication directly, I think it's a suitable method.
Up to now I've been making a series of photographic works using an organic design, but although I've tried to represent the space with the same method, it hasn't been successful.
By means of whichever organic design, the atmosphere of how I thought the space should be expressed was obstructed.
Because of this, I stopped using wire and thread, made a more simple solid object with paper, and I represented it at first glance as an inorganic space.
A familiar scene made into a motif.
I captured that scene in the photograph and made it into a work by making it into a solid object with the unneeded forms simplified, then took the photograph again.
The shining of the light brings it closer to a photograph made into a motif.
Ultimately, I'm attempting to extract something which has a connection to my spirit.
It could be said that the theme of this series is me as the subject looking at that scene.
By making this series for this space at the same time as the "Fragment of LTM series", I wonder whether the contrast and blending of organic and inorganic things comes out.
In all, with the blending of the subject and environment, I hope to enlarge upon my theme of the state of reality and fiction.
I made the title of this series the "Polytope series".
IPS – Flowers of My Soul
26 Nov. Vernissage 19:00
27 Nov. 15:00 – 21:00
28 Nov. – 3 Dec. 10:00 – 13:00 / 17:00 – 20:00
at Forografia Pino Giannini
2nd-6th November 2016
at London E1 6QR
11th-14th December 2015
at Royal College of Art Kensington


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Year Built2001
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October, 30th Held in the Quinzi Lodge at Eyer Park, 200 Wilson Ave. Fun activities include crafts, games, donuts and cider for East Rochester residents pre-school- 5th grade. Costumes are encouraged.
Veteran's Day Ceremony
Monday, November 11th, 11:00 am – American Legion Post #1917, local, county and state officials along with the public honor local armed service veterans. Ceremony held at the Verzella Gazebo at Edmund Lyon Park, 750 Main Street in view of "The Station of Hero's".
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Advent Tree Lighting Ceremony
December 1st, 5:00 pm. Held at Verzella Gazebo in Edmund Lyon Park, 750 Main Street (location may change due to inclement weather) Open to the public. Sponsored by the Association of Churches and supported by the Town/Village of East Rochester to kick off the Advent Season.
Advent Craft Show
December 7th, Beginning at 9:00 am - Held annually at East Rochester School Campus, 200 Woodbine Avenue. Sponsored by the Association of Churches and supported by the Town/Village and the East Rochester. Crafts made by vendors from all over the county. Proceeds benefit the East Rochester Community Resource Center.
East Rochester Christmas Festival
December 7th, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the East Rochester School District and the Town/Village. This event celebrates the season of Joy and Happiness & Family. Providing horse drawn carriage rides, caroling and a visit from Santa & Mrs. Claus and much, much more. Please visit www.erchamber.org for more information.
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Professional Community for Car Dealers, Marketing, Advertising and Sales Leaders
Views: 287
Here is an example of a new model getting big hits. It has about 18,000 more than the KBB Corolla review that comes up on the same search. I put this Corolla up when it first came out. That made a huge difference as well:
I no longer work at this dealer, so its still valuable to them because I am not seen in the background. I usually make my videos straight forward without much flair. I'm going for expertise and function more than excitement and thrill. Researchers are looking for hidden value and extra information to consider. That is what I like to deliver.
Jason Manning
Jason's videos are pretty darn good!...but as he says, "From start to finish, I spend about 60 minutes on each video." There is definately a huge quality trade off, no question. An alternative if you do not have the resources to spend one hour per vid might be to auto load from your sites canned slideshow as you will spend from start to finish about zero minutes on each (zero dollars too). As a side note, Dealer.com's narration of the slideshow vids they produce do not sound computer generated, a big plus for anyone using them. I would like to have a 2012 Tundra in my driveway but for now my 20 year old Toyota Pickup will have to do me. Much can be said for making the best from what you have to work with.
Good videos Jason, well planed and executed.
Regarding New vehicle videos versus Used vehicle videos on YouTube... I have seen plenty of success for both, but far more "Not Much Action" results for both new and used vehicles. This discussion kind of reminds me of Ebay. While there are hundreds of dealers who sell thousands of vehicles a month using Ebay exclusively, there are still plenty of dealers who are convinced that Ebay does not work, despite glaring facts and proof otherwise. What it really comes down to is this... Just because someone tries to use YouTube to market and promote Used Cars and fails miserably at it does NOT prove that YouTube does not work for selling used cars, it just proves that the person who failed to make it work did exactly that... Failed.
I have been to Ebay based used car dealerships located in industrial parks that made it a challenge just to find their physical location, that were continuously and profitably selling between 300 to 450 used cars every month on Ebay. So, when a franchised used car dealer says "Ebay does not work" what you should translate that into is "I have failed in my attempts to sell used cars on Ebay".
Likewise, there are sooooo many cases, including Ken Beam in New Jersey, of dealers doing exceptionally well using YouTube to market, promote and sell used cars that when somebody suggests that YouTube does not work well for selling used vehicles, you should likewise translate those statements into something like "I have failed in my attempts to sell used cars using YouTube".
Never confuse somebody's inability to perform with a failure of strategy!
The White House uses video for information. Just look at the expressions on their faces (especially Hillary's LOL) and know the power of information when it is pertinent to someone:
Videos are power for selling. They have to be done right with high quality and pertinent information. They take Time, Talent and Effort.
Jason Manning
Dealers need to advertise on Youtube. They spend most of there time loading videos no-one watches. Youtube advertising is cheap and can be done with precision targeting. And, it should be joined at the hip with Facebook marketing.
It's worth mentioning, a lot can be done without spending a dime on ads, too.
I know, I'm biased, I own a marketing company.
Wow.............. now this is a very interesting thread. Lot of great points here. Hey Jason that`s a really good clip of that 2011 Corolla too..........
As for New or Used vehicles........... hell I say shoot `em all!~ You never know who`s going to stumble upon them................
Nothing wrong with adding a little flair & excitement too! Everyone has their own style!
In regards to "Views"........ I really don`t care.........why??? Because it only takes the right "One" view!
I use these clips consistently on our sites with plenty of success;
Like I said, I really enjoyed this post! Thanks Donna!
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September 23 - 26, 2014
International Trade Fair for Transport Technology - Innovative Components - Vehicles - Systems
Location: Germany, Berlin
Venue: Berlin Messe
Booth: 606, hall 22a
InnoTrans has become established as an international industry showplace focusing on Railway Technology. A full range of rail vehicles are presented on the Messe Berlin tracks located outside the exhibition halls. Other key InnoTrans segments include Railway Infrastructure, Interiors, Public Transport and Tunnel Construction.


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Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University women's basketball team had its six-game winning streak snapped by Michigan Tech on Thursday (Jan. 10) night as the visiting Huskies climbed into a first-place tie with the Bulldogs atop the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) North Division standings with a 60-46 win at FSU's Jim Wink Arena.
The Bulldogs had held a one-game lead over Michigan Tech entering the first GLIAC North Division contest for both teams, but the Huskies earned the win to improve to 9-4 overall and 7-2 in conference play. FSU fell to 8-4 overall and 7-2 in the GLIAC with the setback.
Ferris State bolted out to a six-point advantage only 3:19 into the game before Michigan Tech battled back to grab a 24-19 edge at halftime. The second half, however, was a different story as the Huskies outscored FSU 36-27 the rest of the way.
Michigan Tech pushed its lead to as many as 21 points with 9:08 to play. Ferris State cut the margin down to eight points at 51-43 with 3:38 remaining, but the Huskies answered with a 9-1 run to put the game away.
The victory snapped a three-game losing streak to the Bulldogs for Michigan Tech, which reached the national championship game only two seasons ago. FSU had won back-to-back games over a top 10 nationally-ranked Michigan Tech team at Wink Arena in 2010-11 and 2011-12 prior to the loss on Thursday night.
Ferris State's loss came despite a game-high 21 points from junior guard Sarah DeShone (Elkhart, Ind./Jimtown), who played despite an injury and made nine-of-15 shots from the floor and three-of-five three's in 34 minutes of action.
DeShone was the lone Bulldog player to reach double-figure scoring as FSU shot only 32.7% for the game and was five-of-15 (33.3%) beyond the arc along with seven-of-10 (70%) at the line.
While no one else reached double-digits, the Bulldogs did receive nine points apiece from both sophomore forward Kara Hess (Grand Rapids/Grandville) and junior forward Ashley Rando (Jackson/Northwest). Both also had two steals each.
Ferris State also welcomed the return of senior guard Kylie Muntz (Dayton, Ohio), who returned to the floor and scored four points with a team-high two assists after missing two games last week.
Michigan Tech post player Kylie Moxley fueled the Huskies' second-half run with a team-best 19 points in the contest. Standout guard Sam Hoyt added 12 points and three assists while Jillian Ritchie added 12 points and 10 rebounds in a double-double performance.
Overall, Michigan Tech shot 39.7% for the night and connected on six-of-23 (26.1%) three's along with eight-of-10 (80%) free throws.
The Huskies also recorded a 42-32 rebounding advantage and grabbed 11 offensive caroms to eight for the Bulldogs, who were outscored 9-7 in second chance scoring. FSU also turned the ball over 17 times compared to 16 for Michigan Tech with the Huskies recording 13 steals to eight for the hosts.
In all, the contest featured only a single lead change and was tied just twice. MTU posted a decisive edge over FSU in bench production by a 28-3 count.
Ferris State will try to get back on track as the Bulldogs wrap up a four-game league homestand against Northern Michigan on Saturday, Jan. 12, with tipoff set for 3 p.m. (ET) inside Wink Arena. The game will be carried live by Sunny 97.3 FM and the Bulldog Sports Network online at FerrisStateBulldogs.com.
Saturday will be Kids Day with all youth in grades K-12 admitted free with a paid adult. Tickets can be purchased in advance online at StarTickets.com. Please call (231) 591-2888 for more information or visit FerrisStateBulldogs.com..
Ferris State Falls To MTU In Battle Between GLIAC North Leaders
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|Ferris State (8-4, 7-2 GLIAC)
Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University women's basketball team had its six-game winning streak snapped by Michigan Tech on Thursday (Jan. 10) night as the visiting Huskies climbed into a first-place tie with the Bulldogs atop the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) North Division standings with a 60-46 win at FSU's Jim Wink Arena.


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that's the thing, this AND some of the original Clone Wars are canon.
Ok, I'm going to take it as an interpretation of events, but not necessarily exactly what happened....
Yeah, it's kinda how I view the original Clone Wars. Things like the Mace episodes specifically. You could say they were retold through the eyes of that little kid, who, not knowing any better, and being a kid, blew it out of proportion and made Mace into a superhero. Just an example.Adeptus_Astartes wrote:
Isn't Skywalker's apprentice missing a headtail?
No, she has two. I don't think she's a Twi'lek, though, anyway. I think she's the same species as Shaak Ti. Which I can't remember the name of right off.
Well i thought they were supposed to have three. I cant realy remember the name either but it bugs me how they throw in a character who probably wont die, so it makes it odd that she was never mentioned or seen in episode three.
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At first blush, it might not seem that Florida is as rich in holiday traditions as, say, New England, what with all the temperate weather and beaches here in the Sunshine State.
Not so, all you smug Northern hot-chocolate sippers! Take it from this Florida native, our state's natural attributes make a dandy backdrop for annual rituals with family and friends.
When my two sons were younger, our post-presents Christmas Day routine revolved around a trip to New Smyrna Beach (or occasionally nearby Ponce Inlet) for a game of touch football on the beach. The sand is pretty much unpopulated at midday on Christmas, which offered the old man a chance to stare out at the water in quiet contemplation – until one of the rug rats mounted a sneak attack.
Even on the coldest days, the Christmas Day weather is pretty nice, which makes for prime bragging material with Yankee relatives socked in by some snow storm. After all these years, it's impossible for me to complain about living here.
The kids are older now, so the touch-football tradition has mostly gone by the wayside, but others have emerged in its place.
In recent years, I have been welcomed into another annual rite: the New Year's Day trek with friends to J.B.'s Fish Camp, one of those rustic places that time forgot between the beach and the Indian River, about seven miles south of The Islander Resort, along South A1A.
On New Year's Day, the aftermath of the previous night's party makes the atmosphere even more laid back than usual. Waitresses aren't in much hurry to turn around their tables, so there's ample opportunity for lingering. In past years, our group eventually managed to migrate to nearby Chases on the Beach (3401 S. Atlantic Ave.) or the deck at the Grille at Riverview (101 Flagler Ave.) for additional drinks and conversation about the coming year.
On one occasion, the road trip extended to The Last Resort (5812 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange), the dive-bar made famous as the hangout of serial killer Aileen Wuornos. Its earthy charms are an acquired taste.
If you didn't make the beach getaway for the holidays, don't despair. Until the spring breakers kick off the tourist season, a quiet New Smyrna Beach excursion is an excellent way to start a new tradition of your own.
At first blush, it might not seem that Florida is as rich in holiday traditions as, say, New England, what with all the temperate weather and beaches here in the Sunshine State.


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[Star Alliance – Press Release] The New Terminal 2 Set to Open on June 4th, 2014
LONDON, U.K. – June 4th, 2013 – Today the countdown to the opening of the new Terminal 2 at London Heathrow Airport begins. In 365 days the home of Star Alliance at Britain's premier aviation hub will welcome the flying public.
Mark Schwab, CEO Star Alliance commented: "In a year's time we will ring in a new era for our customers, member carriers and employees at London Heathrow.
The purpose built Terminal 2 will be our home and will offer a superior travel experience to our customers, create new business opportunities for our member carriers and provide an improved working environment for employees."
With the move to Terminal 2, all 23 Star Alliance member airlines serving Heathrow and representing over 20% of the airports traffic, will for the first time ever operate from a single terminal.
This will give Star Alliance the opportunity to enhance its seamless 'hub' experience, increase the number of passengers transferring through Heathrow and provide shorter connecting times between member airlines.
Moreover, the state-of-the art terminal allows Star Alliance to provide a new and improved level of service for passengers, offering today's air traveller the right balance and choice between technology and the personal touch. Terminal 2 will have more automated processes and common facilities than currently exists in any one terminal at Heathrow, giving passengers more control over their journey.
Operating 'under one roof' enables the Star Alliance member carriers to share operational facilities more efficiently, and make the best use of space and services. Together, this will make Terminal 2 a commercially attractive European 'hub' option for the airlines.
The Star Alliance carriers will begin to move into Terminal 2 in phases between June and December next year.
From Terminal 2, 23 Star Alliance airlines – Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana Airlines, Austrian, Brussels Airlines, Croatia Airlines, EGYPTAIR, Ethiopian Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, SWISS, TAM Airlines, TAP Portugal, Turkish Airlines, THAI, United and US Airways – will provide 136 flights a day to over 51 worldwide destinations. Future member carrier EVA Air will be joining the member carriers in T2 during the course of 2014.
About Star Alliance:
The Star Alliance network was established in 1997 as the first truly global airline alliance to offer worldwide reach, recognition and seamless service to the international traveller. Its acceptance by the market has been recognised by numerous awards, including the Air Transport World Market Leadership Award and Best Airline Alliance by both Business Traveller Magazine and Skytrax.
The member airlines are: Adria Airways, Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana Airlines, Austrian, Avianca, TACA Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Copa Airlines, Croatia Airlines, EGYPTAIR, Ethiopian Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, SWISS, TAM Airlines, TAP Portugal, Turkish Airlines, THAI, United and US Airways. EVA Air has been announced as future member.
Overall, the Star Alliance network offers more than 21,900 daily flights to 1,329 airports in 194 countries.
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Soccer Heading Worse for Women's Brains than for Men's
Soccer Heading—Not Collisions—Cognitively Impairs Players
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Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Associate Professor, Dominick P. Purpura Department of Neuroscience
Associate Director, Gruss Magnetic Resonance Research Center (MRRC)
Michael L. Lipton, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.R.
Dr. Lipton, a neuroradiologist and neuroscientist, is Associate Director of the Gruss Magnetic Resonance Research Center and Director of Radiology Research at Albert Einstein College of Medicine as well as Medical Director of MRI Services at its University Hospital, Montefiore Medical Center, both in New York. He divides his professional time between the clinical practice of neuroradiology, teaching and research. Dr. Lipton's research broadly addresses the use of advanced noninvasive imaging technology to reveal heretofore-inaccessible substrates of brain dysfunction, particularly in the realms of behavior and cognition. More specifically, his research program has focused for nearly a decade on detecting and characterizing the effects of mild brain injury (AKA concussion). Specific areas of emphasis at present include the understanding of inter-individual differences in the manifestations of brain injury and the cumulative effects of repetitive subconcussive injury in sports. Dr. Lipton's work on the impact of subconcussive "heading" on brain structure and function in amateur soccer players, funded by the Dana Foundation and the National Institutes of Health, has been reported extensively in the press worldwide.
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USA Today features research by Dr. Michael Lipton that finds soccer heading is much worse for women's brains than men's.


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You'd think that a Comcast-themed version of 2 Chainz' "Spend It" couldn't help but slip into absurdist parody. But you'd be wrong. This is a legitimately fun and a little adorable rap song about being a Comcast cable tech.
"Ridin Around and Fixin It" by Antoine Richmond takes you through the life of a New Jersey cable tech, and all the stuff they deal with. While we're not cerrrrtain that everyone involved actually works for Comcast, we're going to believe in truth in art until we're proven otherwise. [Consumerist]


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(Reuters) - Twenty First Century Fox, whose Fox network is getting an average of $4 million for a 30-second spot on its sold-out Super Bowl telecast, has almost reached that mark on its Spanish-language channel and online video stream.
Fox should have sold nearly 90 percent of available advertising time on Fox Deportes by the time the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks take the field on February 2, said Tom Maney, executive vice president of advertising sales at Fox Hispanic Media.
Sponsors signed up so far include AT&T, Anheuser-Busch and Pfizer.
In November, the National Football League and Fox Deportes announced that the cable channel would be the first U.S. Spanish language TV outlet to carry the title game, typically one of the most-viewed sporting events in the world.
Advertisers on Fox Deportes' Super Bowl telecast buy packages that also give them time on its video stream.
Before game time, Fox should also have sold out ad-space on its live stream at Fox Sports Go, said Marla Newman, Fox Sports Digital's senior vice president of advertising sales.
Online advertisers include Anheuser-Busch, Nestle's Butterfinger candy and Volkswagen.
More than 100 million viewers are expected to watch the title game on the Fox TV broadcast, said Brad Adgate, Horizon Media's senior vice president of research.
Far fewer viewers will watch on Fox Deportes, which is available in only 21 million homes. Just 44,000 viewers watched the channel's first NFL game, the Thanksgiving Day match-up between the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers, according to Nielsen data.
"We expect to quadruple, do five times that amount," said Maney. He would not disclose how much advertisers were paying for time on the network.
Fox expects the video streaming of its game on Fox TV to surpass the 3 million unique users who streamed last year's Super Bowl game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens on CBS's CBSSports.com, said Newman.
CBS' stream had 43 percent more viewers than NBC's live stream the year before, which chalked up 2.1 million unique users, according to Adgate.
Reporting By Ronald Grover; Editing by Bernard Orr


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- In a blender or food processor, combine the tomatoes, onion, 1 tablespoon cilantro, and garlic until almost smooth.
- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Add tomato sauce and cook until thickened, about 3-4 minutes. Stir in ¼ teaspoon salt and set aside.
- Heat 2 teaspoons oil over medium-high heat in another large skillet and cook tortillas about 5-10 seconds on each side, until softened. Set on paper towels to drain.
- Break the eggs into the same skillet over medium heat and cook to desired degrees of doneness (cover the skillet if you like the yolk firm). Season with 1/8 teaspoon salt and pepper.
- Dip each tortilla in the tomato sauce and place in the middle of a plate. Spread half of the beans over each tortilla, top with fried eggs, the spoon over the remaining sauce.
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NBC is using the final days of the Winter Olympics to debut two family comedies, neither of which live up to their moderately high concepts.
"About a Boy," which premieres Saturday before moving to Tuesdays, is based on the 2002 film of the same name starring Hugh Grant, which was based on the 1998 book of the same name by Nick Hornby.
And there's the problem right there: A set-up and narrative diluted by overuse, time and the inevitable salt-water saturation that occurs whenever a story moves out of coolly clever British fingers into the softer nest of American hands.
In this case, those hands belong to the talented Jason Katims ("Friday Night Lights," "Parenthood"). If anyone could make this questionable idea work, it's Katims, but he seems to have met his match. Within two minutes of the pilot's opener, I found myself pining for Hugh Grant, an event that seemed impossible up until the moment it occurred.
It's not so much Grant I miss, it's the slow and subtle build of a man who seems to have the perfect life — lots of money, no responsibilities, really good hair — until he meets an odd yet lighthearted child who makes him realize that freedom is, as we have been told before, just another word for nothing left to lose.
This "About a Boy" is as subtle as a chain saw. Meet Will Freeman (David Walton), a guy so mid-life selfish that he calls his friend's baby "it." He also lies about having not just a kid, but one who survived cancer, in order to sleep with the comely single mom he has pounced on in the street.
As luck would have it, wacky Fiona (Minnie Driver) and her son, Marcus (Benjamin Stockham), have moved next door That Very Day. Marcus is presented as a classic weird kid, despite the fact that the hallmarks of this weirdness — colorful sweaters, veganism, adult syntax — are pretty standard among kids on TV these days.
But Marcus needs to be perceived as weird because he needs to be bullied and he needs to be bullied so he has a reason to run into Will's house one day. Once there, Will can then palm him off as the kid he doesn't have.
Before realizing, of course, that Marcus has feelings too, and life is more than just doing precisely what you want every minute of the day.
And that is how each of the first three episodes unfurls. Will acts selfish, Fiona — also made to seem somehow "weird" because she doesn't approve of Will running into the street in his underpants to remind his "date" that she owes him an orgasm — calls him on it, and then Marcus shows him the importance of putting others first.
Katims has promised that, this being San Francisco, some of the characters from "Parenthood" may wander by, but what "About a Boy" really needs is Tami Taylor from "Friday Night Lights" to talk some sense into everyone and then sit them down for a dinner in which no one treats seitan like it is something previously unheard of. In San Francisco.
"Growing Up Fisher," which debuts Sunday before moving to Tuesdays, is a similar muddle of perfectly good parts. Creator D.J. Nash ("Up All Night," "Guys With Kids") has shamelessly stacked the deck — a blind dad played by J.K. Simmons, a "Wonder Years"-like narration by Jason Bateman — but once again the "man 'n' boy learn life lessons together" is dropped on the viewer's head like an Acme anvil.
The exploits of a blind dad who has spent years passing for sighted not being enough, "Growing Up Fisher" opens with young Henry (Eli Baker) realizing that his parents, Joyce (Jenna Elfman) and Mel (Simmons), are getting a divorce.
The kindest, gentlest divorce in the history of nuptial dissolution, it must be added. The problem, apparently, is that Joyce married Mel "too young," i.e. when she got pregnant with Henry's older sister, Katie (Ava Deluca-Verley); now she wants to redo the young adulthood she missed.
Almost 20 years divides Simmons and Elfman and she's clearly playing even younger, so that unplanned pregnancy is a tiny bit worrisome (please God don't let a future episode reveal he was her father's best friend). Still the interplay between Joyce and Katie, who wants her mother to act like an adult, is the best thing about the show.
Unfortunately, this isn't the A-plot, which revolves more around Mel and Henry, especially Henry. How he's feeling about the divorce, his father's new guide dog, girls, his mom's decision to smoke a pipe (my kingdom for a mom not forced to seem wacky!), whatever.
Simmons is great as he always is, but between the divorce, the mid-life crisis, the coming out as blind, the mother-daughter tension and the boy discovering his true self and The Importance of Family, there is simply too much to look at and not enough to see.
'About a Boy'
Where: NBC
When: 11:05 p.m. Saturday; 9 p.m. Tuesday
Rating: TV-PG-DS (may be unsuitable for young children with advisories for suggestive dialogue and sex)
'Growing Up Fisher'
Where: NBC
When: 10:35 p.m. Sunday; 9:30 p.m. Tuesday
Rating: TV-PG-L (may be unsuitable for young children with an advisory for coarse language)