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Automobile (Manufacturer Warranty)
The California Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act requires automobile manufacturers and other warrantors to maintain service and repair facilities sufficient to carry out the terms of their new car warranties. The warranty itself must clearly describe what is covered; it must state what the warrantor will do in the event of a defect, malfunction, or failure to conform with the warranty; and it must include a step-by-step explanation of the procedures the consumer should follow to obtain performance of any warranty obligation. These requirements are part of both federal and California law.
The Department of Consumer Affairs, Arbitration Certification Program (ACP)certifies and monitors third party arbitration programs of participating automobile manufacturers to ensure compliance with California laws and regulations for new vehicle warranties and manufacturer-sponsored arbitration programs. One of the program's goals is to promote the use of alternative dispute resolution in lieu of court action and reduce the strain and cost on consumers and the court system.
Arbitration Certification Program
1625 N. Market Blvd. Suite N112
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 574-7350
(916) 574-7363 Fax
The DMV's Investigations Unit Investigates allegations of fraud in the sales of vehicles.
DMV - Investigations Unit
The New Motor Vehicle Board processes complaints regarding manufacturers or dealers who fail to honor warranties or service contracts and will investigate fraud and give advice about asserting Lemon Law rights.
New Motor Vehicle Board
1507 21st Street, Suite 330
Sacramento, CA 95814-5297
(916) 445-1888
(916) 323-1631 Fax
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The Office of the Attorney General will investigate fraud or questionable conduct.
Office of the Attorney General
Public Inquiry Unit
1300 I Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(800) 952-5225 (Northern California)
(916) 323-5341 Fax
(800) 593-8222 (Southern California)
(213) 897-2000 (L.A. office)
The California State Bar provides referral services specifically for Lemon Law and warranty disputes.
State Bar of California
(415) 538-2000
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gathers and distributes information on safety recalls. They also gather statistics and reports on trends to find out if similar problems reported indicate a pattern of problems with model of vehicle.
Center for Auto Safety
1825 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite330
Washington, DC 20009
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Hankel Transforms of Linear Combinations of Catalan Numbers
Professor Christopher French cowrote an article, "Hankel Transforms of Linear Combinations of Catalan Numbers" with math majors Michael Dougherty, Benjamin Saderholm, and Wenyang Qian, all math majors in the class of 2012. The article appeared on April 20 in the Journal of Integer Sequences, Vol. 14 (2011), Article 11.5.1. In this paper, the authors consider the result of applying a certain operation called the Hankel Transform to certain sequences of numbers obtained in a natural way from the famous Catalan number sequence. Other authors had shown that when one applies the Hankel Transform to the sequence of sums of adjacent Catalan numbers, the resulting sequence consists of every other Fibonacci number. This paper generalizes that result to more general linear combinations of Catalan numbers. The research for this work was done during the summer of 2010, as part of a MAP that Dougherty, Saderholm, and Qian participated in.


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Tokenization, Part 1: Regular Expressions
About Tokenization
Tokenization is the process of splitting a string of characters into tokens: useful sequences of characters that all belong together. When analyzing natural language, tokens are often conflated with words, and defining what is and what is not a word, from either a linguistic or a computer's point of view, is problematic. Should a contraction be split into a separate word? Should ice cream be two tokens or one?
But I'm going to keep this simple, so we're going to define a token/word in the simplest way possible, and we're going to use regular expressions to do it.
About Regular Expressions
Regular expressions (often shortened to regexes) are a mini-language used
inside a full-fledged programming language or other tool to specify how to
match text. For example, you can create a regex that says that you want to
match one or more a characters (
a+) and use that pattern to find or replace
a group of a's in a string.
Regexes also have short-cut ways to indicate classes of characters. For
instance, the class
\w matches any alphanumeric character or underscore.
Underscore? As it turns out, when regexes say "word characters," you should usually add "as defined by the programming language C." Words in C can contain non-accented ASCII letters, numbers, and—you guessed it—underscores.
\w is not ideal for tokenizing. It doesn't handle any letters that aren't
used in American English; it doesn't include apostrophes; and it does include
underscores. But as I said, I'm trying to keep this simple. Later, you can muck
things up with theoretically pure tokens that actually make sense.
Enough Talk Already!
Let's fire up Clojure with the scripts we created in the last posting and see what damage we can cause.
Clojure user=>
Clojure has a simple syntax for creating regexes. To make a regular expression
to find groups of "word" characters, just put a quote around the pattern and
put a hash mark (
#) in front of it. Also, the backslash has special meaning
in Clojure strings, so you'll need to double it, so that Clojure will pass the
backslash to the regex pattern:
user=> #"\\w+" \w+
That creates the regex, to use it, we'll pass both it and a string to the
re-seq function.
user=> (re-seq #"\\w+" "This string contains some tokens. Yipee!") ("This" "string" "contains" "some" "tokens" "Yipee")
(Don't worry about how functions are called. Just type in what you see above. I'll explain what's happening in the next few postings.)
That's it. We've got the basics of how to tokenize a string down. Next, we'll learn how to package it up so we know we'll always be tokenizing consistently.
More about Regular Expressions
This is as much as I'm going to cover about regular expressions. That doesn't mean that regular expressions aren't insanely useful: they're just also insanely complicated. If you do much text processing, however, you'll want to get intimate with all their useful craziness.
Here are some resources for learning regular expressions:
Java Tutorials: Regular Expressions This is a Java-oriented tutorial on regexes, so they should translate exactly to the engine underlying Clojure's regexes.
Regular Expressions Tutorial This is a good overview that focuses on Perl 5 regular expressions, which are used in many modern programming language, including Java and therefore Clojure.
Regular Expression HOWTO This focuses on Python's implementation of regular expressions, which is also very similar to Perl 5 regexes.
Learning to Use Regular Expressions This again uses Python as the reference.
Regular Expressions: A Simple User Guide This is an introduction to the regular expressions used in Apache, PHP4, Javascript, Vim, Emacs, and other tools. It's a little different than Perl-style regexes, I think.


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WNYC's Radiolab is audio storytelling at its best: Experimental, wonderful, and weird. The show's new app for Android and iOS is designed to get you in on the action of making the crazy sound happen.
The app has a built-in recorder that allows you to capture audio wherever you are and submit it to the show for use on the air. Crowdsourced journalism, hurray! As you'd expect, the Radiolab app also allows you to browse the show's archive, listen to podcasts streaming, and download them for listening on the go. If you think you've got the chops to be a radio host yourself, the app also lets you record and submit the show's credits. All of that for $2.99. But wait, if you're doing all that work for the show, shouldn't it be paying you? [iTunes and Google Play via Engadget]


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Preserving Personal Pasts — One Story at a Time
The stories are out there: in Brooklyn, in Atlanta, in San Francisco, in Mesilla, N.M., and in tiny Upstate New York towns like Rensselaer Falls. Each quarter, former WRVO staffer Jasmyn Belcher '06 produces a month's worth of weekly segments for broadcast on National Public Radio's "Weekend Edition." The job requires hours of listening to StoryCorps archives and traveling to find new stories in communities across America. Jasmyn Belcher '06 believes that everyone anywhere has a story to tell. It's just a matter of finding them.
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"I'm a Runner!" For Runner's World magazine (April 2012)
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Cain fans eight, allows four runs against Rockies
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- The Colorado Rockies scored in each of the first three innings off San Francisco Giants ace Matt Cain and rolled to a 10-4 Cactus League victory Thursday night at Scottsdale Stadium.
Both starters were roughed up somewhat. Cain permitted four runs and seven hits in five innings, though he struck out eight. Colorado's Drew Pomeranz allowed 10 hits and two walks yet gave up just three runs in five innings.
With one out in the first inning, Josh Rutledge tripled to left-center field, the first of three extra-base hits Cain yielded. Carlos Gonzalez's groundout scored Rutledge.
Wilin Rosario's two-run homer, which immediately followed Todd Helton's one-out single, lengthened Colorado's lead in the second inning.
"He tried to surprise me high on my hands," Rosario said of his home run. "And I surprised him."
It didn't matter to Cain that this game counted for nothing. "You're still looking to make good pitches and win," he said.
The Giants received a second-inning RBI single from Minor Leaguer Ryan Cavan, a late replacement in the lineup when second baseman Marco Scutaro reported back stiffness. Cavan also belted a solo home run in the eighth inning.
Dexter Fowler tripled and scored on Troy Tulowitzki's two-out single in the third, but the Giants responded with a run in their half of the inning as Buster Posey singled home Hunter Pence.
San Francisco narrowed the difference to 4-3 in the fifth. Pence drew a leadoff walk, advanced on Joaquin Arias' third single of the evening and came home on Francisco Peguero's double.
The Rockies padded their lead in the seventh as Jonathan Herrera's two-out triple off Giants reliever Ramon Ramirez scored Reid Brignac.
The Rockies pulled away with five runs in the eighth inning, striking with two out and nobody on base. With the bases loaded, Dan Runzler walked in a run and wild-pitched another home before ex-Giant Charlie Culberson lined a two-run single and Corey Dickerson grounded an RBI single.
Giants up next: Left-hander Madison Bumgarner will pitch in a Minor League exhibition Friday to build up his pitch count and avoid overexposing him against a National League West foe, in this case Colorado. Facing a Rockies split-squad at Salt River Fields instead will be right-hander Chris Heston, MLB.com's eighth-rated Giants prospect, with coverage on Gameday Audio. Heston, who already has been sent to Minor League camp, was 0-1 with an 8.10 ERA in three previous Cactus League appearances, which didn't include a strong three-inning outing in a "B" game against Arizona.


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Do you want to make a difference in people's lives? Are you looking for a health care career that allows you to develop long-term, caring, respectful relationships with the people you care for? Are you interested in improving the quality of life for our most vulnerable citizens?
If you answered yes to these questions, then home health care may be the setting for you (also see Long-term Care). Home health care refers to health care and personal assistance services provided to people with disabilities or long-term illnesses in their own homes. In fact, over 675,000 people work as home health care providers. Licensed practical nurses (LPN), registered nurses (RN), physical therapists (PTs) and occupational therapists (OTs) all work in home health care settings, but the most common occupation in home health care is the home health aide.
Home health aides provide hands-on care, supervision, and emotional support to millions of people with chronic illnesses and disabilities. The majority of home health care recipients are elderly, but many are younger adults or children. Home health aides and paraprofessionals provide very personal care. In addition to helping with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, and managing medication, these workers provide personal interaction that improves the quality of life and quality of care for chronically sick and disabled individuals.
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Loved ones mourn family killed in crash
Father, three children killed in crash near Groveland
Neighbors are reeling over the death of a father and his three children, who were killed in a crash near Groveland.
"I used to see the kids and him in the neighborhood on their bikes," neighbor Rashard Stafford said. "It's really personal to me. To have a child the same age as one of the children -- it really touches you."
Wilfredo Malave, 41, and his three children were killed in a crash on State Road 33 on Friday night.
The children were 2, 7 and 9 years old.
Malave somehow lost control of the vehicle and hit two trees and a pole. The smallest child was riding in a car seat and the other two were wearing seat belts.
Further details about the crash were not immediately released.
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Time for another developer blog! I want to go behind-the-scenes and talk about the stuff we're working on. (This ended up being pretty long, but it's mostly shop talk; there's no earth-shattering news in here. The tldr is "next update is in a couple weeks with new content and some rebalances.")
Next Patch Content: "War Caches"
There's a lot of features coming in the next update, but the bulk of our development time has been focused on a new system of level
I wanted to give you an update on our plans for near-future game updates. But first, let's talk about the demo!
Project: Gorgon Demo Is Available!
We're happy to announce that the "demo" version of Project: Gorgon is available. This has taken a while, but we knew it was important for this game. Project: Gorgon is pretty unusual, and you can't really tell if it's going to be your thing until you try it. So now you can! (You can download it from our Steam store page
Works in Progress, or, The Summer Doldrums
Hi, Im srand, Citan's partner and more-or-less second in command. Citan is unavailable at the moment (although I think I hear muffled curses coming from his subterranean lair), so I'll be delivering the dev blog today.
In previous dev blogs, we've talked about our iterative style of development. During alpha and beta our goal has been to get something out the door every two to four weeks. But it's been twice that twice that
Hi guys! The next update is coming in just a few days. I've been focusing pretty heavily on the update, but I had some time today, so I wanted to give you a status update.
Remember, this is a dev-blog. It's not an official announcement about future changes, it's just me talking about what I'm doing and thinking. I like to share my current plans, but these plans change often. Speaking of which...
About That Treasure Rebalancing
The last dev blog talked
May 2018 Developer Blog
Hi, I'm Eric ("Citan") Heimburg, the lead developer of Project: Gorgon. It's been a while since I did a dev blog -- while we were crunching on the UI rewrite, and then the Steam integration, there wasn't a lot to say besides "we're still doing that thing we already talked about." But now that we have some space, it's time for a dev blog!
Before I start, though: What's a dev blog? It's a developer diary, a look at where we
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Annual statistics reporting from the American Cancer Society shows the death rate from cancer in the US has declined steadily over the past 2 decades. The cancer death rate for men and women combined fell 20% from its peak in 1991 to 2010, the most recent year for which data is available.
"Cancer Statistics, 2014," published in the American Cancer Society's journal CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, estimates the numbers of new cancer cases and deaths expected in the US this year. The estimates are some of the most widely quoted cancer statistics in the world. The information will also be released in a companion article, Cancer Facts & Figures 2014.
A total of 1,665,540 new cancer cases and 585,720 deaths from cancer are projected to occur in the US in 2014. During the most recent 5 years for which there are data (2006-2010), cancer death rates decreased by 1.8% per year in men and by 1.4% per year in women. The combined cancer death rate has been continuously declining for 2 decades, from a peak of 215.1 per 100,000 in 1991 to 171.8 per 100,000 in 2010. This 20% decline translates to approximately 1,340,400 cancer deaths avoided during this time period.
Progress among middle-aged black men
The rates of new cancer cases and cancer deaths vary quite a bit among racial and ethnic groups. Death rates from 1991 to 2010 have declined more than 50% among black men aged 40 to 49 years, more than in any other group. Even so, black men continue to have the highest cancer death rates among all ethnic groups in the US. Asian Americans have the lowest rates.
"The progress we are seeing is good, even remarkable, but we can and must do even better," said John R. Seffrin, PhD, chief executive officer of the American Cancer Society, in a statement. "The halving of the risk of cancer death among middle aged black men in just two decades is extraordinary, but it is immediately tempered by the knowledge that death rates are still higher among black men than white men for nearly every major cancer and for all cancers combined."
The report calls for applying existing knowledge about fighting cancer across all segments of the population, especially groups in the lowest socioeconomic bracket, as a way to speed progress against cancer.
Lung, colon, prostate, and breast cancer
Lung, colon, prostate, and breast cancers continue to be the most common causes of cancer death, accounting for almost half of the total cancer deaths among men and women. More than 1 out of every 4 cancer deaths is due to lung cancer.
Among men, prostate, lung, and colon cancer will account for about half of all newly diagnosed cancers in 2014, with prostate cancer alone accounting for about 1 in 4 cases. Among women, the 3 most common cancers in 2014 will be breast, lung, and colon, which together will account for half of all cases. Breast cancer alone is expected to account for 29% of all new cancer cases among women.
However, the rate of newly diagnosed colon cancer has declined rapidly in recent years. New colon cancer cases have dropped by more than 4% per year from 2008 to 2010. This progress has been attributed in part to more people havingcolonoscopies, which can prevent cancer through the removal of pre-cancerous growths called polyps.
The rate of new lung cancer cases has also continued to decline as fewer people smoke. Lung cancer incidence rates began declining in the mid-1980s in men and in the late 1990s in women. The differences reflect historical patterns in tobacco use, where women began smoking in large numbers about 20 years later than men.
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ASHEVILLE NC – New Belgium Brewing is bringing its beer-toting, film-traveling, nonprofit-benefiting show to your backyard. Clips Beer and Film Tour is coming to Asheville on Friday, September 6 at Pack Square Park: Roger McGuire Green. This is the fourth annual tour, which has raised more than $250,000 for nonprofit organizations since its inception. In Asheville, the nonprofit partner is Asheville on Bikes, supported by the Asheville Downtown Association.
Clips offers a venue where guests can try New Belgium's most esoteric offerings while watching short films created by New Belgium fans. Up to 16 beer varieties will be on tap, including selections from the Lips of Faith series and brewery classics. The best part is that 100 percent of the proceeds from beer sales benefit local nonprofits working to improve communities nationwide.
New Belgium beers will be available in 3-ounce samples or a 12-ounce pour. Served up by local beneficiary volunteers, there's plenty of fun to be had alongside a host of traveling tricks and contests. Food from Avery's Hot Dogs & Gypsy Queen Cuisine will also be available.
"Clips combines our love of hand-crafted beers with independent films while giving people a chance to enjoy an evening in the park," said Christie Catania, Clips Manager-at-Large. "As for films, there's something for everyone from comedies to short documentaries, and the beautiful thing is that you're drinking a beer under the stars, watching films and supporting your community."
New Belgium selects approximately 20 short films for the tour each season. All chosen entries for the 2013 tour will receive a custom gift from New Belgium and screenings in 21 cities. This year, the chosen films include mastering the technique of dice rolling; the quest for the ultimate full moon shot; a duel to be the hippest hipster; and homebrewing in a small New York City apartment. It's a diverse and highly entertaining line-up that can't be missed!
7:00 p.m.
Pack Square Park: Roger McGuire Green
Proceeds Benefit:
Asheville on Bikes, supported by the Asheville Downtown Association
Asheville on Bikes is a nonprofit organization that cultivates the culture of commuting and urban cycling within Asheville through celebration and advocacy.
Recycling By:
Asheville Greenworks (www.ashevillegreenworks.org)
Admission – free
3 oz. sample – $1.25
12 oz. beer – $5.00
Other tips:
Food is welcome; alcohol is not (leave that to us)
Bring low chairs or blankets to lounge on the grass
Entire families are welcome
Bring your I.D. if you plan to sample beers!
For the latest information on Clips, go to www.newbelgiumclips.com. For more information on New Belgium Brewing, visit www.newbelgium.com.
About New Belgium Brewing Company
New Belgium Brewing, makers of Fat Tire Amber Ale and a host of Belgian-inspired beers, is recognized as one of Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work and one of the Wall Street Journal's Best Small Businesses. The 100% employee-owned brewery is a Platinum-level Bicycle Friendly Business as designated by the League of American Bicyclists, and one of World Blu's most democratic U.S. businesses. In addition to Fat Tire, New Belgium brews eight year-round beers; Ranger IPA, Rampant Imperial IPA, Shift Pale Lager, Sunshine Wheat, 1554 Black Ale, Blue Paddle Pilsener, Abbey Belgian Ale and Trippel. Learn more at www.newbelgium.com.
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Gravity die casting
Gravity die casting, also known as permanent mould casting or chill casting, is a process in which the molten aluminum is poured into a steel mould or casting die without any external forces. Gravity die casting is ideally suited for casting assignments where very tight size and casting tolerances are required. Vostermans Alu Foundries has the required expertise and experience to complete any gravity casting assignment to full satisfaction. The cooperation with partner companies, provide a wealth of experience in the planning, designing and delivering of products and ensure their products meet the highest quality standards.
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The casting process begins by preheating the mould to 150-200 °C to ease the flow and reduce thermal damage to the casting. The mould cavity is then coated with a refractory material or a mould wash, which prevents the casting from sticking to the mould and prolongs the mould life. The mould's lifespan is also influenced by the size, the shape and the complexity of the product. After the coating, sand or metal cores are installed and the mould is clamped shut. Molten aluminum is then poured into the mould. Soon after solidification the mould is opened and the casting removed.
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- Environmentally friendly production technique


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Norwalk deli owner jailed in organized crime gambling scheme
The owner of a Norwalk deli became the latest figure in a Gambino gambling enterprise to be sentenced to prison.
U.S. District Judge Vanessa L. Bryant last week imposed a six-month prison term on Victor Amereno, 43, formerly of Stamford and Greenwich, who operates the Blue Cactus Grill on Stevens Street. Amereno was also ordered to forfeit $15,000. He pleaded guilty in April to operating an illegal gambling business.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Hal Chen told the judge that Amereno was a bookmaker who reported to Richard Uva, 45, formerly of Stamford and currently of Trumbull. Uva was sentenced to 46 months in prison and ordered to forfeit $175,000 found in a closet of his Stamford home following an FBI raid.
Uva and Amereno were arrested as part of a joint investigation conducted by the FBI, IRS, state and local police from Bridgeport and Stamford in which 20 associates and bookmakers affiliated with the Gambino crime family were arrested. The gambling operation included an internet site based in Costa Rica, street bookmakers who paid an annual fee to the Gambinos and high-stakes gambling houses in Stamford and Hamden.
Chen provided the judge with transcripts from several wiretap recorded telephone calls between the pair. In a Sept. 23, 2010, call, Uva directs Amereno to collect money from one of his deadbeat gamblers. They discuss a strategy in which Uva suggests going easy on the gambler who they don't want to lose as a customer.
"You don't feel like spending the night in Rikers with me?" Amereno jokes.
In an Oct. 26, 2010, recorded call Amereno contacts the Costa Rica-based Internet gambling service the Gambinos are running. He tells the customer service representative to reduce a gambler's betting maximum in casino games from $20,000 to $5,000.
As a bookmaker Amereno received half of his gamblers losses, according to Chen. Over 38 weeks, Chen claimed Amereno made nearly $39,000.
Sebastian DeSantis urged the judge to allow Amereno to remain free so he could continue to run his deli and take care of a disabled daughter. The lawyer said Amereno has gone through some personal difficulties including the death of his father, his daughter being born disabled and his wife obtaining a divorce.
DeSantis said Amereno turned to gambling to supplement his income.


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"Art and Design" volume 5 number 3/4. Includes article by Rupert Martin "Spaces, Places and Landmarks: Environmental Art"
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"Art and Design" volume 5 number 3/4. Includes article by Rupert Martin "Spaces, Places and Landmarks: Environmental Art"
"A Foot & Mouth Recovery Plan for the Forest of Dean District. A Submission to the South West of England Regional Development Agency by the Forest Regeneration Partnership"
With annotations
"A summer celebration of Forest of Dean creativity: Your 'What's on' guide to all things arty" publication
Published by Art Forest. Includes information on the project "Diversity", with photograph of temporary artwork by Erika Tan
"Activities & Adventures in the Royal Forest of Dean" leaflet
"Arnolfini Preview" publication
"Arnolfini Preview" publication
Includes article by Rupert Martin on the Forest of Dean project
"Arnolfini Preview" publication
Features articles on educational workshops in the Forest of Dean and "The Forest as Art"
"Art Ecologies: Art, Nature & Environment Conference 2006" conference leaflets
Held 12 - 15 July 2006 at University College Falmouth
"Art of File International: Update 1996: China, Barcelona, USA" publication
Catalogue of "Color Slides and CD-ROMs of Public Art, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Design". Includes section on "Great Britain: Sculpture Parks" and the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail
"Arts South West: The newspaper of South West Arts" publication
Issue 36. Includes article "Forest flowers" discussing the collaboration between South West Arts and the Forest of Dean


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Dodgers add Lowe to bullpen with Minor League deal
LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers have added to their bullpen depth by signing free-agent pitcher Mark Lowe to a Minor League contract.
Lowe, 29, pitched in 36 games for the Rangers last year and missed time with a strained side muscle. He went to the Rangers from Seattle in the 2010 Cliff Lee trade.
Lowe would earn $1.5 million if he makes the Major League roster, according to ESPN.com. But unless there is a new injury, the Dodgers have a loaded bullpen with closer Brandon League, setup men Kenley Jansen and Ronald Belisario, situational lefty J.P. Howell, as well as Javy Guerra, Matt Guerrier, Shawn Tolleson, Paco Rodriguez, Stephen Fife and Josh Wall.
In addition, if the top five starting pitchers are healthy, there isn't room for Chris Capuano, Aaron Harang and Ted Lilly.
However, Chad Billingsley, Lilly, Jansen, Guerra and Guerrier are coming off injuries that required them to miss considerable time last season.


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The Epson R2000 and SureColor P400 are, in effect, the same printer. The print quality is the same, the color gamut is almost identical, and the color profiles can be swapped. Given that, we publish this report and apply the data to both printers.
This report addresses concerns and arguments about the true cost of ink in desktop photo printing. We conducted a series of print tests to determine how much ink is used in a full coverage 8"x10" print. From that figure we extrapolated ink usage per square inch. The objective is to share a realistic cost per print vision with inkjet users. The choice to pursue photo inkjet printing is in the end an individual economic choice.
This chart shows the cost of ink used in making prints:
The "true cost of inkjet printing" is a source of constant debate in the media and on web forums. With claims of ink costing five to ten thousand dollars per gallon, it's not a mystery why the debate continues. Still, inkjet printer sales and printing continue to increase and studies indicate this trend will continue in the short and mid-term. Do the majority of end users simply not care about the cost, or do they know something that is missing from the discussion? This report looks at the cost of ink per square inch for two Epson desktop printers. The goal is to determine the cost for various popular print sizes, and to report those numbers. Further, we hope to spark more discussion and debate about the merits of inkjet printing in light of its unique ability to offer on-demand continuous tone photo reproductions that will last many decades.
Ink cartridge use calculations
New cartridges were installed at the beginning of the test. At the end of printing:
For final ink estimates, a screen capture was made of the Epson Status Monitor, which shows a display of ink cartridge status. From the screen grab, a graph breaking the ink level into 10% increments was used to make an estimate of ink remaining. It was assumed that the Status Monitor display offered an acceptably accurate account of how much ink was in the cartridges. From previous experience we observed the printer quitting immediately or just after a cartridge displayed "dry". That proved helpful in making estimates of ink left per cartridge. (See end section for all screen grabs)
For the purpose of this experiment, the question of how much ink is left in an "empty cartridge" is moot. If the printer quits then effectively the cartridge has run dry. The final results focus on actual yields, not questions of lost milliliters in spent cartridges.
Cartridge Equivalent Usage
The CEU of the R2000/P400 for 200 satin 8x10 prints is below:
Costs in Dollars
Our calculations are based on the market price for each ink.
Using the Cartridge Unit Equivalent figures, we've extrapolated the cost of ink by print size (roughly 100% coverage)
Equation: (Square Inches Printed) x (CEU per Square Inch) x (Cost of one ink cartridge) = Ink Cost Per Print
Sources of Error
We acknowledge that there are potential errors in testing and calculations. They are listed below:
Given possible sources of error, it is fair to attach a margin of error of +/- 10% to our results.
Red River Paper always assumed and communicated with customers that $1.00 worth of ink per 8"x10" print was to be expected. At current ink prices, that is probably an overestimate. However, given potential sources of error, using the $1 figure could be applicable for those pessimistic of our calculations.
What does this mean then to the photographic community at large? In our opinion it is and always has been up to the end user. The value one places on print quality, convenience, speed, control, and media availability is what determines if inkjet is right for them. Given that the quality of the average $700 inkjet printer rivals or may exceed a $50,000 photo lab printer, the typical inkjet user indeed has a great tool at their disposal.
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text: Low-Carb Lazy Egg Roll Bowls slimquickcoach | May 11, 2017 Normally, Laziness + Egg rolls = closest Panda Express drive-through. For those of us watching our carbs and our cabooses, a lazy man's egg roll can still be easy, delicious, and scratch that fried foods craving itch right where you needed it. Ditch the high-fat high-carb wrappers, lean up your ground meat choice and stuff it with filling and fiber-full… Read More


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You are not about to be punk'd.
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are engaged, E! News exclusively confirms.
Kunis was spotted shopping earlier today wearing a diamond ring on that finger, and a source tells us that she and her former That '70s Show costar are indeed planning to make it official.
She and Kutcher, who are pretty darn adorable together, have been dating for almost two years. That '70s Show fans were first treated to signs of Jackie and Kelso's real-life coupling back in April 2012, though it took a number of months for them to be more public with their romance.
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Kunis even laughed off the early dating rumors as "absurd" at the time. Kutcher had split up with Demi Moore about seventh months prior to kindling the flame with his former costar.
And now...
GALLERY: Fashion Spotlight: Mila Kunis
"It's amazing," Kurtwood Smith, who played Red on the series, said of their relationship in November 2012. "They're both great people, so I'm happy for them."
In fact, at the time, Smith joked, "Maybe they should get married. We'll all go to the wedding and that could be the reunion. It'll be a reality show."
Well, the wedding part is underway. Let's get to work on that reality show.
PHOTOS: Mila &Ashton's romance rewind
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to Kutcher as "daddy-to-be" and referenced an Instagram account that was not Kunis' official account.


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Instagram influencer Felicite Tomlinson – sister of One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson – has died aged 18.
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The aspiring fashion designer was found dead in her west London flat on Wednesday (13 March), following reports of a cardiac arrest.
Cardiac arrest
Louis Tomlinson, 27, was told of her death on Wednesday and has cancelled his appearance on Comic Relief tonight.
Felicite and Louis (who shared five other siblings) lost their mother, Johannah, to Leukemia in 2016.
Last week, the Doncaster-born singer released a song he wrote to help his family deal with the grief.
Police were called by London Ambulance Service at 12:52 on Wednesday 13 March to a residential address following reports of a woman having a cardiac arrest.
Police called to west London flat
"A female believed to be aged 18 was pronounced dead at the scene," the police statement said.
"A post-mortem examination will take place in due course."
Celebrities have paid tribute to Felicite online, offering support to Louis Tomlinson and his family.
Actor James Cordon and Olly Murs led the tributes. Cordon said, "You are not on your own in this. So many people are pulling for you and your family right now."
Such incredibly sad news today. You're not on your own in this @Louis_Tomlinson So many people are pulling for you and your family right now x
— James Corden (@JKCorden) March 15, 2019
Absolutely heartbreaking hearing the news of Louis sister Félicité 💔sending my love to him & all his family right now! Awful news 😢😞
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England's Lord Macaulay perhaps said it best: The King James Bible is "a book which, if everything else in our language should perish, would alone suffice to show the whole extent of its beauty and power."
The surprising story of the Bible's origin and history is told in a new website funded in part by the NEH and produced by the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC and the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, with assistance from the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin. "Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Afterlife of the King James Bible" is a richly illustrated website teeming with information about the English translation of the Christian Bible completed in 1611 at the order of King James I.
This King James Bible was not the first Bible translated into English. Versions of an English Bible had circulated throughout England, even though possessing such a book was regarded as heresy at various times, punishable by death.
The translators operated on the principle, according to Hannibal Hamlin, the co-creator of the exhibition and associate professor at Ohio State University, that "if it wasn't broke, they didn't fix it."
They worked in committees. They laid down 15 rules. They toiled line by line and word by word for eight years. King James never lifted a quill toward the effort. William Shakespeare, then at the height of his career, didn't have a hand in it either. The translators were interested only in producing the most perfect rendition of the word of God.
How do we know? It's on the website, along with frequently asked questions, a kids' section with a scavenger hunt, and videos, interviews and photographs galore. The answer to the question about Shakespeare's (lack of) involvement in the Bible and other reader queries is contained in another website feature — a regularly updated blog.


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Grain and oilseed markets were mixed with more bearspreading. December corn closed 3 ¼ cents lower at $4.60 ½, November soybeans 1 ¾ cents higher at $11.83 ¼, and September wheat 15 ¼ cents lower at $6.45 ¼.
The market continues to drag lower on beneficial rains and a general lack of anything bullish for the market to cling to. Informa released their yield expectations this morning and lowered their corn number to 158.6 (from 160) and bean yield to 42.7 (from 43.9). This was slightly favorable for soybeans. The crop progress report showed a 1% gain in corn and soybean ratings. They are both rated at 64% good-excellent which is about where the market had them pegged so we don't expect any market surprises on tonight's reopen.
It's hard not to sound like a broken record with this kind of market activity but really the fundamentals have not changed much in the past 2-3 weeks. Favorable weather continues to drag the market down as yield expectations grow. Ethanol profitability is coming back into play but that doesn't mean that demand will come back strong enough to make a big difference on corn carryout. We are already pegging ethanol usage at 4.8 billion bushels. Even if we top 5.0 billion we could still see a 2+ billion bushel corn carryout.
This is a chart that has obviously caught a lot of people off guard and could continue to do so into harvest. We are recommending our customers to stay well hedged through this time frame. Please call EHedger for a second opinion of your marketing strategy using the AgYield software.


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Brazos Valley area submits Medicaid waiver plan
Following federal approval for a waiver that allows Texas to provide cost-saving Medicaid improvements, the Texas A&M Health Science Center has taken a leading role in two of the state's new regional healthcare partnerships (RHPs)– one in Central Texas, the other in the Brazos Valley area. Each partnership includes a regional health care plan that incorporates regional health assessments, participating local public entities, identification of hospitals receiving incentives and their yearly performance measures, and incentive projects such as infrastructure development, program innovation and redesign, quality improvements and population-focused improvements.
A Nov. 14 meeting was held at the Brazos Valley Council of Governments, where the plan for RHP 17 – Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Montgomery, Robertson, Walker and Washington counties – was signed and certified, then submitted to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission for formal review and approval.
From left, front row, seated: Penny Wilson, director of health care services, Montgomery County Hospital District; Hon. Betty Shiflett, county judge, Grimes County; Sally Nelson, chief executive officer, Huntsville Memorial Hospital; Robert Reed, director of mental health services, MHMR Authority of Brazos Valley.
Middle row, standing: Lynn Yeager, executive director, Brazos Maternal & Child Health Clinic; Nicole Rogers, executive director, Montgomery County Health Information Exchange; Randy Johnson, chief executive officer, Montgomery County Hospital District, and executive director, Montgomery County Public Health District; Shayna Spurlin, senior program coordinator, Texas A&M Health Science Center (RHP 17 anchor team); Hailey Hale, community health resources coordinator, Huntsville Memorial Hospital; Robert R. Hardy, chairman, Walker County Hospital District; Dr. Timothy Elliott, professor, Texas A&M University; Gentry Woodard, regional director of government and community affairs, Scott & White Health System; Bill Kelly, executive director, MHMR Authority of Brazos Valley.
Back row, standing: Hon. Phillip Grisham, Precinct 2 county commissioner, Madison County; Tim Ottinger, vice president of community relations, St. Joseph Regional Health Center; Dr. James Alexander, treasurer, Burleson County Hospital District; Tom Holt, chief financial officer, Conroe Regional Medical Center; Dr. Craig Blakely, dean, Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health; Hon. John Brieden, county judge, Washington County; Hon. Duane Peters, county judge, Brazos County; Jack Buckley, executive in residence, Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health (RHP 17 anchor team).
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Flash gaming is just about to get better. Adobe is bringing full hardware-accelerated 3D graphics to both Flash and Air. It's also improving 2D graphics as well.
All this would mean that Adobe could bring console style gaming to the Flash platform and improve integration with social networking sites like Facebook.
Sounds great! In the above video, Adobe Evangelist Andrew Trice and his wrinkled, yellow shirt talk us through the features.
Besides console quality gaming on browsers and smartphones, Flash and Air will also HD video support and full HD video with Surround Sound 7.1. Adobe Flash 11 and Air 3 are slated for release this October.
Adobe's Latest Version Of Flash and Air Will Deliver Console Quality Gaming [Gizmodo]


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News & Notes: Game 131
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 (6:30 p.m.) – Fifth Third Field
Radio: WWKB AM 1520, bisons.com
TV: Time Warner Cable SportsNet 13
Buffalo Bisons (57-73, 5th(-16.0), North)
RHP Chris Schwinden (7-6, 3.60)
Toledo Mud Hens (62-70, 4th(-19.0), West)
LHP Fu-Te Ni (5-2, 3.16)
TODAY'S GAME: Tonight, the Buffalo Bisons face the Toledo Mud Hens in the first game of a four-game series from Fifth Third Field (6:30 p.m.). The Herd is coming off a 3-1 series win in Columbus to begin this roadtrip. Even with last night's loss, the Bisons have won nine of their last 13 games.
VS. THE HENS: The Bisons are 3-1 against the Mud Hens this season, having won a series back at Coca-Cola Field last week. However, the Herd has not won a game at Fifth Third Field since May 28, 2008. Since then, Buffalo has lost nine straight games in Toledo by a combined score of 64-32.
SCHWING AND MISS: RHP CHRIS SCHWINDEN will make his team-high 24th start of the season tonight. The Triple-A rookie leads the Bisons with a 3.60ERA and 119 strikeouts. Schwinden's strikeout total is the 5th highest single-season total for a Bisons pitcher in the modern era. He is one strikeout behind RHP Randy Kramer (1988) for 4th place. Schwinden is also tied with LHP Pat Misch for seven wins on the season.
HIT KING: OF JESUS FELICIANO has 97 hits this season. The three-year Bisons' outfielder has 365 hits with the team since 2009, only 13 shy of Bill Selby's modern era record total of 378. With two more hits, Feliciano will tie INF Brandon Phillips (267) for the fourth most in the team's modern era.
ROSTER MOVE: The Mets have recalled C MIKE NICKEAS from the Bisons. The backstop began the year with New York and also made a big league stint, July 28 to August 5. In nine games with the Mets, Nickeas has hit .217 (5-23) with a home run and three RBI. He has averaged .214 (36-168) with two home runs and 15RBI in 60 games with the Bisons this season.
MR. VP: INF VALENTINO PASCUCCI continues to lead all International League hitters with his 90RBI. The slugger also has 20 homers on the season, becoming the first Bisons player since DH Ernie Young to post 20HR/90RBI in a single season. Young had 25 home runs and 100RBI in 2004.
BISONS BITS: INF ZACH LUTZ has at least one RBI in eight of his last 11 games…C RAUL CHAVEZ has thrown out 50.9% of would-be base stealers (29CS, 57ATT). He leads all IL catchers by more than 12%.
METS UPDATE: The Mets (60-68) lost to the Phillies, 9-4, last night from Philadelphia. Former Bison OF LUCAS DUDA hit his seventh home run of the year in the loss while INF JUSTIN TURNER had two doubles. The Mets take on the Phillies today at 1:05 p.m.


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The daguerreotype above is believed to be the only known image of railroad worker Phineas Gage, who was enshrined in the history of neuroscience one day in September, 1848, when a large iron rod he was using to tamp gunpowder into a hole in a rock caused an explosion and was propelled through his brain.
The photograph, which shows Gage holding the tamping iron, has been in the possession of photograph collectors Jack and Beverley Wilgus of Massachusetts for 30 years. They had believed it was of a whaler with his harpoon, but someone suggested it might in fact be Gage after it was uploaded onto Flickr. This led them to do some research, and they have written an article about the photograph, which will be published in next month's issue of the Journal of the History of Neurosciences.
This un-watermarked image comes from a short article in the LA Times. The article states that the tamping iron "was successfully removed" from Gage's head; in fact, it entered with such force that it was later recovered some 30 yards away, "smeared with blood and brain". Gage famously survived, of course, but the damage to his frontal lobe led to severe personality changes and complete loss of social inhibitions, so that those who had known him before the accident said he had become a different person. He died 11 years later, after a series of severe epileptic convulsions.


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Boys Athlete of the Week: Alex Saville, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill baseball (video)
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill's Alex Saville started the week with a go-ahead grand slam in the sixth inning of the Red Devils win over New Hartford. The senior also doubled and tripled with the bases loaded, driving in six runs in VVS' victory over Oneida. He also hit three doubles in his team's victory in the second game of a doubleheader against Canastota.
Favorite food: Chicken wings
Hobbies: Playing basketball, fishing, golfing
Favorite golf course: Pleasant Knolls
In five years: "Hopefully still playing baseball somewhere for someone."


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Trying to indentify something so liquid and ever changing as the jazz scene in Mexico is daunting. Because of lack of space and thorough study on the matter, the scene is complex and multilayered. Given this richness, I would like to share the Mexican "shape of jazz to come," with a few glimpses of what I believe have been the forces that have ignited a thriving and creative music scene, both from Mexican artists living in Mexico and abroad.The idea of a Mexican jazz does not resonate with the impetus and vigour that I believe it should among the international jazz community. Given the increasing volume of artists, recordings, and concerts, as well as the ever-growing audience that Mexico has amassed in the past two decades; the seriousness of jazz coming from Mexico, its history and its artists, should become more celebrated by jazz connoisseurs and the public at large world-wide.
Where is Mexican jazz going? Should people appreciate it because it is Mexican, or can the Mexicanity of jazz be relegated to a secondary position, for people to appreciate exclusively the music, without any disclaimers of denomination of origin? Mexican jazz is now approaching a moment where the music performed and written by Mexicans, which has been percolating for so many years, is coming to fruition and beginning to gain the recognition it deserves.
As Latin-American artists, we are still in the process of understanding how to promote our work. We are not as adept as, for example jazz artists from the United States, who have many decades of experience publicising their music. Therefore, many Mexican jazz artists, are challenged by getting their names out to the international music scene. The few Mexican artists who have gained world recognition are part of not a movement of artists coming from Mexico, but rather solo efforts that have exposed in many cases the absence of other Mexicans performing in top- level venues worldwide. A case in point is amazing drummer Antonio Sanchez, whose presence in the "major leagues of jazz" for close to two decades, has been nothing less than brilliant. His notably successful career includes performing and recording with the likes of Chick Corea, Danilo Perez, Pat Metheny, and his own quartet.
A big part of the growth of jazz in Mexico has to do with the inclusion of a jazz programme within the Mexican Superior School of Music (ESM), which has been an important part of the development of jazz for more than twenty years. Additionally, the emergence of a handful of private and public contemporary music schools that include jazz in their programmes have functioned as great magnets for young jazz and pop music enthusiasts to pursue their artistic efforts in amore regulated and organised environment. This has provided Mexico with a new generation of students of jazz that are blossoming into potentially important jazz artists.
In the last ten years, there has been an eruption of jazz venues in Mexico City along with Guadalajara, Monterrey, Mérida, Tijuana, Jalapa, San Luis Potosi and other cities. A special mention should be made to New Orleans Jazz Bar, Blue Monk, and El Convite in Mexico City for enduring with notable consistency and specialising in promoting jazz for many years.
Role models in Mexican jazz have been a decisive factor for the growing scene in Mexico nowadays. Paramount actors of the jazz scene in Mexico, like bassists Roberto Aymes and Agustin Bernal, pianist Hector Infanzon, drummer Rodrigo Villanueva, saxophonist Juan Alzate and guitarist Eduardo Piastro not only have the capacity to garner large turnouts at their own concerts,
but also promote jazz education with a great degree of commitment.
Communicators and radio personalities like German Palomares, Erik Montenegro, Oscar Adaad, and Yonathan Amador, have radio shows about jazz. Writers and columnists Antonio Malacara, Alan Derbez, and Xavier Quirarte to name a few, have been talking about jazz for quite some years, initiating a conversation between the jazz community that was
long overdue. The resurgence of big bands in the Mexican jazz scene, primarily in the Mexico City area, has been received with enthusiastic approval by audiences thirsty for different sounds. Two large ensembles that stand out are the Tlaxcaltecatl Latin Jazz Band, and The Big Band Jazz de Mexico. These ensembles have increased
the jazz repertoire by fusing many elements of the popular Mexican folkloric songbook repertoire with jazz orchestrations. Moreover,
this movement has invigorated the relationship between composer/arrangers and ensembles. Composers/arrangers like Rosino Serrano,
Mario Santos, and the late Eugenio Toussaint, are examples of artists who have chartered new territories in the genre of jazz large ensemble.
A very brief list of Mexican performers of note within the Mexican jazz world include bassists Arturo Baez, Arturo Luna and Israel Cupich; saxophonists Remi Alvarez, Javier Vergara, Adrian Terrazas, Gerry Lopez and Otis Ganceda; pianists Alejandro Mercado, Roberto Verastegui, Enrique Haneine, Enrique Neri, Javier Resendiz, Edgar Dorantes and Mark Aanderud; Guitarists Francisco Lelo, Hugo Fernández, and Alberto Medina; drummers Israel Varela, Gustavo Nandayapa, Jorge Fernández and Moises Natenzon; vocalist Iraida Noriega and Dannah Garay, as well as bands like Sacbe, Los Dorados, El Quinto Elemento, Craneo de Jade, and Muna Azul. Lastly, a special mention should be made to vocalist Magos Herrera, who may be the most internationally well-known jazz artist to come out of Mexico in the last ten years.
The question then, is not: How is the jazz scene in Mexico? Rather, the question should be: Do the Mexican jazz scene, and the body of work of Mexican jazz artists, have the potential to transcend into a globally accepted art form, and should we aim for that? I believe our music does have the potential, and we are already on the path to tackling that goal. Mexico's jazz is alive and well. Increasing numbers of Mexicans are performing, composing, attending shows, and writing about jazz. There are also combined efforts between artists of diverse nationalities
with Mexican artists. What is taking place in Mexico is a multi-generational, plural and diverse effort that has never occurred before in these formations and quantities.


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RICHMOND, Va. – Sorry, Mo Alie-Cox, we didn't know any better.
Generally, whenever a power forward or center finds himself on an island beyond the 3-point arc, the audience treats it like a stunt from Jackass. They egg the big guy on until he agrees and lets the shot fly, then they gasp in horror. And much like the guy who rides down a steep hill in a shopping cart while on fire, the audience goes nuts when he sticks the landing.
It continues this way until the audience is convinced that this isn't just a parlor trick, that it's an actual feature of the player's game. There are a lot more Chris Kamans in the world than Arvydas Sabonises, so it takes longer for the big guys to gain the public's trust.
So when Alie-Cox, a chiseled, 6-foot-6, 250-pound power forward, found himself marooned with the ball atop the 3-point line with 14 minutes remaining in a six-point game Saturday night, he was met with the usual roar of curious encouragement. Calmly, Alie-Cox sized up the shot and buried it.
"That's been a shot I've been working on all summer. Coach told me, if I'm wide open, shoot it. Or if I'm not, just go ahead and reverse it. They left me wide open, so I just hoisted up the shot and it went in," Alie-Cox said afterwards.


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RICHMOND, Va. – With practice less than two weeks away, the VCU basketball team is looking forward to writing a new chapter in the program's history.
However, for a moment this past weekend, the players, coaches and support staff took a moment to enjoy last year's magical year one last time when the program's Final Four rings were handed out.
"There aren't many people that get an opportunity to wear one of these. It's humbling to think about all that happened this past spring and now we'll all have these as reminders of just how special it was," senior Bradford Burgess said.
The Black & Gold captured global attention this past March with their improbable run through the 2011 NCAA Tournament to the Final Four in Houston. It was so improbable that the team won the ESPY Award "Best Upset" and were in the spotlight with some of the biggest names in all of sports.
As unforgettable as the run was, Burgess and his teammates are focused on a new year that is quickly approaching.
"We know that everyone is going to be talking about last year, but our focus is solely on this year and nothing else," Burgess said.
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The planet Jupiter's four largest moons are called the Galilean satellites after Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei, who first observed them in 1610. The German astronomer Simon Marius claimed to have seen the moons around the same time, but he did not publish his observations and so Galileo is given the credit for their discovery. These large moons, named Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto, are each distinctive worlds.
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Io is the most volcanically active body in the solar system. Io's surface is covered by sulfur in different colorful forms. As Io travels in its slightly elliptical orbit, Jupiter's immense gravity causes "tides" in the solid surface that rise 300 feet (100 meters) high on Io, generating enough heat for volcanic activity and to drive off any water. Io's volcanoes are driven by hot silicate magma.
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Europa's surface is mostly water ice, and there is evidence that it may be covering an ocean of water or slushy ice beneath. Europa is thought to have twice as much water as does Earth. This moon intrigues astrobiologists because of its potential for having a "habitable zone." Life forms have been found thriving near subterranean volcanoes on Earth and in other extreme locations that may be analogues to what may exist on Europa.
Close-up images taken by the Galileo spacecraft of portions of Europa's surface show places where ice has broken up and moved apart, and where liquid may have come from below and frozen smoothly on the surface. The low number of craters on Europa leads scientists to believe that a subsurface ocean has been present in recent geologic history and may still exist today. The heat needed to melt the ice in a place so far from the Sun is thought to come from inside Europa, resulting primarily from the same type of tidal forces that drive Io's volcanoes.
The next major mission to explore Jupiter's moons is NASA's Europa Clipper. Clipper will conduct detailed reconnaissance of Jupiter's moon Europa to see whether the icy moon could harbor conditions suitable for life.
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Ganymede is the largest moon in the solar system (larger than the planet Mercury), and is the only moon known to have its own internally generated magnetic field.
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Callisto's surface is extremely heavily cratered and ancient—a visible record of events from the early history of the solar system. However, the very few small craters on Callisto indicate a small degree of current surface activity.
The interiors of Io, Europa and Ganymede have a layered structure (as does Earth). Io has a core, and a mantle of at least partially molten rock, topped by a crust of solid rock coated with sulfur compounds. Europa and Ganymede both have a core; a rock envelope around the core; a thick, soft ice layer; and a thin crust of impure water ice. In the case of Europa, a global subsurface water layer probably lies just below the icy crust. Layering at Callisto is less well defined and appears to be mainly a mixture of ice and rock.
Moon Interactions
Three of the moons influence each other in an interesting way. Io is in a tug-of-war with Ganymede and Europa, and Europa's orbital period (time to go around Jupiter once) is twice Io's period, and Ganymede's period is twice that of Europa. In other words, every time Ganymede goes around Jupiter once, Europa makes two orbits and Io makes four orbits. The moons all keep the same face towards Jupiter as they orbit, meaning that each moon turns once on its axis for every orbit around Jupiter…


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As part of a partnership with the Council of Fashion Designers of America and vogue magazine, Google looked to inspire a number of up-and-coming designers.
And after announcing the finalists last year and showing off the couture, the company is now offering ready-to-wear items, including a T-shirt, pendant and scarf.
Befitting the high-design aspirations, the prices are fit for someone with a lot of Google stock -- the cotton jersey tee from Gary Graham costs $85 while the knit scarf from Alexa Adams and Flora Gill weighs in at $300.
Not surprisingly, Google VP Marissa Mayer originally announced the contest finalists. Mayer, who sits on the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's board and is regularly spotted at society galas wearing couture, seems increasingly convinced that she has a refined sense of taste and style.
Google's foray into clothing sales doesn't seem to be part of the company's mission in any way, but it does seem to be an attempt by Google to associate itself with the type of high-end design that Apple is famous for.
But to do that, the company would probably be better off designing attractive products.
Jackson West wouldn't wear that Google tee even if it was free schwag.


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Maasim, Sarangani Province, 20 November 2010 – Around 75 boats are used to form the words "Clean Energy" in what is perhaps the first of its kind of maritime protest in Maasim, Sarangani in Mindanao, the Philippines' deep south. Hundreds of fisherfolk later joined a flotilla welcoming the Rainbow Warrior as she anchors near the site of a proposed coal-fired power plant. The Rainbow Warrior arrived in Mindanao yesterday for its "Turn the Tide" tour of Southeast Asia, to join thousands of Sarangani folk as they sought to 'knock out' coal and broadcast their rejection of dirty coal power. Conal Holdings Corp is planning to build a coal plant in Maasim municipality to the detriment of the health and livelihoods of surrounding communities. Greenpeace is supporting communities in Southeast Asia in their struggle against coal and is calling for the massive uptake of clean, renewable energy with an Energy [R]evolution. (c)Greenpeace
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The first edition of the 2013 NAIA National Football Players of the Week were announced Monday by the national office. Bryce Baker of Rocky Mountain (Mont.) was named NAIA Offensive Player of the Week, Zach Hollier of Grand View (Iowa) received NAIA Defensive Player of the Week and Zach Keenan of Benedictine (Kan.) claimed NAIA Special Teams Player of the Week honors. Baker, Hollier and Keenan were chosen for their performances during the week of August 26 – Sept. 1 and were chosen out of a pool of conference and independent award winners.
Baker, a native of Fernley, Nev., led the Battlin' Bears to a 35-30 upset win over No. 14 Southern Oregon on August 31. The junior quarterback, who is receiving the national offensive weekly honor for the second time, threw for a 2013 NAIA single-game best 517 yards, including three touchdowns in the win. Baker completed 31-of-51 passes (60.7 percent) and was intercepted twice.
Hollier, a sophomore linebacker from Beaumont, Texas, set a career-high with eight tackles, including two tackles for loss and two sacks, in Grand View's 21-16 victory over NCAA Division I FCS Drake (Iowa). Additionally, Hollier had a key interception in the second half that stalled a Drake offensive series. With the performance, he ranks amongst the top five nationally in forced fumbles (1st), sacks per game (3rd) and total sacks (3rd).
Keenan, a senior kicker from Alton, Ill., connected on field goals of 41, 43 and 44 yards in Benedictine's dominating 30-9 victory against Briar Cliff (Iowa) on August 31. Additionally, Keenan converted 3-of-3 extra points en route to scoring 12 points on the afternoon. He is second on the Raven's all-time kickers scoring list with 212 career points – eight points shy of tying the record of 220.
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Offensive Nominees: Terrance Cobb, Cumberlands (Ky.); Brady Roland, Grand View (Iowa); Malcolm Coleman, Haskell (Kan.); Lamont Wims, Robert Morris (Ill.); Tyler Audsley, Peru State (Neb.); David Chapman, Bacone (Okla.); Kurtis Walls, Valley City State (N.D.); Michael Karls, Midland (Neb.); Billy Pavlock, Webber International (Fla.).
Defensive Nominees: D'Ante Meeking, Oklahoma Baptist; Chase Rettig, Bacone (Okla.); Andrew Jones, Benedictine (Kan.); Brennan Dunklin, Belhaven (Miss.); Matt Miller, Briar Cliff (Iowa); Josh Johnson, Rocky Mountain (Mont.); Austyn Flores, Valley City State (N.D.); Steven Willis, Webber International (Fla.).
Special Teams Nominees: Marcus Kerrigan, William Penn (Iowa); Jarrod Harrington, Campbellsville (Ky.); Rhys Felton, Carroll (Mont.); Thomas Cortez, Valley City State (N.D.); Kirk Zinermon, Midland (Neb.); Anthony Woythal, Webber International (Fla.).
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Offense: Bryce Baker, Rocky Mountain (Mont.)
Defense: Zach Hollier, Grand View (Iowa)
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