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We've finally managed to find a place for some vintage Ladderax modular shelving that we've had stored away for a few months. A very large, very heavy vintage industrial unit has been sold, freeing up a large space in our lounge. We've now got lots of more versatile storage space available – and somewhere for our vinyl collection and record player at long last. We're big fans of Spotify combined with wireless Sonos speakers dotted about the house, but you can't beat the tactile experience and warm sound of vinyl sometimes.
Number 2 in our list comes closest in appearance to Ladderax. It has a mid century modern feel – simple and pared back in style with a combination of black metal and wood – very pleasing to our eye. Number 1 has acres of shelf space and a couple of drawers to hide things away too – neutral in colour and a good budget option. And I'm completely in love with the multi-coloured Cubit system – the various size options and graduated colours provide endless possibilities.
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Alaska Refrigerator History
Above is one of the ice boxes from Alaska Refrigerator's 1901 catalog. Many of its models featured fancy woodwork.
Alaska Refrigerator was one of the charter members of the new Muskegon Heights project. The company actually got its start in Michigan City, Indiana, in 1878. John Moon, a Muskegon lumberman, was one of leading stockholders. Five years later Moon purchased controlling interest in the company and became president.
When the company was looking to expand in 1890, it quite naturally looked to Muskegon. President John Moon was no doubt aware that the Muskegon Improvement Association was offering buildings and cash bonuses to businesses willing to relocate to Muskegon.
The spot picked for Alaska Refrigerator was on the north side of McKinney Ave (later Broadway), between Sanford and Sixth streets. The main factory building measured 60 x 340 feet and stood three stories high. A two-story warehouse 60 x 400 feet also was built. A smaller building housed boilers and power equipment.
People at that time often referred to refrigerators as "ice boxes." They were, essentially, a cabinet with a block of ice inside. No moving parts were needed. The shelves were arranged so the air circulated around the ice and kept the contents cold. Usually a pan at the bottom collected water as the ice melted. Some models offered a spigot to drain the water. Commercial models might use a tube running directly to a drain to carry off melt water.
Just a year after operations began here (1892), Alaska Refrigerator shipped 4000 refrigerators on a single train (42 freight cars) to a sales distributor in Massachusetts. The event was highly publicized and got a lot of exposure for the company. It quickly became an annual event.
Within the next two decades Alaska Refrigerator would grow to be amongst the largest manufacturers of its kind in the world. In the year 1901 the company published two (80 plus page) catalogs, one for the commercial trade and one for household refrigerators. (See Hackley library for copies). On one page was the note "Over 475,000 sold since 1878."
The Alaska name became known world-wide. An article in the Muskegon Chronicle, July 20, 1911, describes some of the foreign shipments that year. The biggest order was for 900 units to be shipped to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Another of 229 units was destined for Melbourne, Australia. Pretoria, South Africa, was also listed as an important customer.
The plant was said to cover 8 city blocks in 1911 and had a capacity of 5000 refrigerators a month. The company employed 325 men. The officers were Thomas Hume, president; Paul Moon, vice president; W. H. Mann, treasurer; and J. H. Ford, served as secretary and general manager.
In the 1920s, refrigerators began to be electrified. The public was quick to appreciate the much greater convenience of automatic refrigeration. Alaska, however, seemed slow to adopt the new technology to its product line and lost business to other companies. In 1926, the capital stock of the company was purchased by Coldak Corp. of New York. Five years later the property was acquired by Borg Warner Corp. Borg Warner moved its Norge (refrigerator) division from Detroit to here, and a whole new era began for the Muskegon Heights company.
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Additional Counties Eligible for SBA Disaster Assistance in Alabama
May 09, 2014, 10:27 ET from U.S. Small Business Administration
ATLANTA, May 9, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Small Business Administration adds more counties to the disaster declaration due to severe storms, tornadoes, high winds and flooding that occurred on April 28 through May 5, 2014.
The disaster declaration now covers the counties of Baldwin, Blount, DeKalb, Etowah, Jefferson, Lee, Limestone, Mobile and Tuscaloosa in Alabama which are eligible for both Physical and Economic Injury Disaster Loans from the SBA. Small businesses and most private non-profit organizations in the following adjacent counties are eligible to apply only for SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans: Bibb, Calhoun, Chambers, Cherokee, Clarke, Cullman, Escambia, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Macon, Madison, Marshall, Monroe, Morgan, Pickens, Russell, Saint Clair, Shelby, Tallapoosa, Walker and Washington in Alabama; Escambia in Florida; Chattooga, Dade, Harris, Muscogee and Walker in Georgia; George, Greene and Jackson in Mississippi; and Giles and Lincoln in Tennessee.
SBA disaster loans are available to homeowners and renters, businesses of all sizes and most private non-profit organizations to cover uninsured losses from the disaster. Interest rates are as low as 2.188 percent for homeowners, 4 percent for businesses and 2.625 percent for private non-profit organizations. Loan terms can be up to 30 years. "SBA disaster loans offer an affordable way for those affected by the disaster to pay for disaster related losses," said Frank Skaggs, director of SBA's Field Operations Center East in Atlanta
Applicants may apply online using the Electronic Loan Application (ELA) via SBA's secure website at https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/.
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Low-rank optimization on the cone of positive semidefinite matrices
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The quantity of mRNA transcripts in a cell is determined by a complex interplay of cooperative and counteracting biological processes. Independent Component Analysis ( ICA) is one of a few number of unsupervised algorithms that have been applied to microarray gene expression data in an attempt to understand phenotype differences in terms of changes in the activation/ inhibition patterns of biological pathways. While the ICA model has been shown to outperform other linear representations of the data such as Principal Components Analysis ( PCA), a validation using explicit pathway and regulatory element information has not yet been performed. We apply a range of popular ICA algorithms to six of the largest microarray cancer datasets and use pathway- knowledge and regulatory- element databases for validation. We show that ICA outperforms PCA and clustering- based methods in that ICA components map closer to known cancer- related pathways, regulatory modules, and cancer phenotypes. Furthermore, we identify cancer signalling and oncogenic pathways and regulatory modules that play a prominent role in breast cancer and relate the differential activation patterns of these to breast cancer phenotypes. Importantly, we find novel associations linking immune response and epithelial - mesenchymal transition pathways with estrogen receptor status and histological grade, respectively. In addition, we find associations linking the activity levels of biological pathways and transcription factors ( NF1 and NFAT) with clinical outcome in breast cancer. ICA provides a framework for a more biologically relevant interpretation of genomewide transcriptomic data. Adopting ICA as the analysis tool of choice will help understand the phenotype - pathway relationship and thus help elucidate the molecular taxonomy of heterogeneous cancers and of other complex genetic diseases. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 44 (10 ULiège)
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It's Britney, bitch — so what'd you expect? Britney Spears had many, many things to say on her special I Am Britney Jean, which premiered on E! Sunday, Dec. 22. As the pop superstar, 32, promotes her new Britney Jean album and gears up for her big-time Las Vegas residency show (at Planet Hollywood), she opened up about her infamous breakdown, her early 2013 breakup, her creative process, being "cheesy" and much, much more. Here, Us Weekly recaps just a few of the "Perfume" singer's wackiest, most memorable quotes from the special.
"My alter ego, onstage persona makes me bipolar sorta."
"When the director and I put our ideas together it's an orgasm!" -Speaking about the Vegas extravaganza
"I love sex, I think sex is great, but I feel a little different about it now that I'm older. Sometimes I feel like I'm 20, sometimes I feel like I'm 50."
"My grandmother was from London and I think that's where I get it, the sound of it is so jolly." Explaining the British accent she sometimes uses in interviews and songs like "Scream and Shout."
"I'm turning into my f—— father [Jamie Spears] right now, it's horrible!"
"I think cheese is good, extra cheesy!" –Defending the cheesiness of her Vegas show.
"I will say that we have wrestled a few times and she's very strong, surprisingly strong, she pins me to the ground every time." -On little sister Jamie Lynn Spears
"I didn't come out of the house for two years because of the paparazzi." -On her 2007 breakdown
"I believe there are others forces out there greater than us, guardian angels. I believe in heaven."
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A Thankful Village is a British village where every soldier returned alive from World War I. The term, coined by the writer Arthur Mee in the 1930s, now unites a collection of songs by Darren Hayman, who set out to write a piece of music about each of the 54 Thankful Villages.
This is the first of three volumes and contains the songs Hayman wrote about the first 18 villages he visited. As the album progresses, it becomes clear that the focus of the tracks isn't simply on stories of the Great War. The Thankful Villages become a vehicle for Hayman to comment on the history of British village life and to tap into stories of families and communities that would otherwise remain untold.
'St Michael South Elmham', for example, is set around a story told by village local Dorothy Bloomfield, who tells of how her father was posted out to Greece to work with the mules that would carry ammunition to the frontline in World War I. While Dorothy's story begins with her father's role in the war and his eventual return home after contracting malaria, it evolves into a tale of family history and village life. We hear of her father's life after the war; how he would ride his bicycle around the village; how he sang traditional folk songs on Saturday nights; and how his horses would always return at the sound of his whistle.
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Vandals caused extensive damage to mountain bike trails at the popular Forestry Commission Wales site at Coed y Brenin, near Dolgellau, recently.
Large rocks had been levered out of the trail surface, causing hazardous obstructions and leaving big holes. Signs were ripped off posts and branches strewn across the trail. Way-markers were removed at key junctions, and some direction pointers had been taken off and put back on to point in the wrong direction.
The damage could have caused an accident resulting in potentially serious injuries. Any risk was kept to a minimum by the prompt action of the recreation rangers.
"This was all done before a busy weekend and had very obvious safety implications for riders. A few way-markers changed round may be considered to be high jinx. However, just one arrow pointing in the wrong direction could result in a rider getting lost and in poor weather they could be in big trouble," said FC Wales Mountain Bike Ranger Andy Braund.
Coed y Brenin is a very popular and successful recreation destination bringing 130,000 visitors and substantial economic benefit to the area. "It is unclear why anyone would want to cause damage and disruption on this scale. We are assisting the police in their enquiries in an effort to apprehend the culprits," said Andy.
The Forestry Commission has asked Singletrack readers to keep their eyes open when riding there. Report any damage or odd goings on to the Visitor Centre.
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After dropping their first two contests, United has evened their record at 2-2 following their 34-0 victory over Southern this evening. The game marked both team's ITCL Upper Tier opener.
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This was very good and much easier than stuffing the cheese into the chiles, but with pretty much the same flavor of the traditional method. If you don't care for hot food, you could use plain Monterey jack cheese instead of the pepper-jack. For myself I added more pepper. You can see Linda's receipe at; www.genaw.com/lowcarb/chile_relleno_casserole.htmlSubmitted by THELMAGADDIS
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We are currently researching the following surnames:
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The economic stimulus plan President Barack Obama signed today creates yet another new tax break for college: The American Opportunity Education Tax credit. Even if your family hasn't qualified for earlier college tax credits, this one might provide you with thousands of extra dollars.
Technically, the new credit is a temporary (for 2009 and 2010) expansion of the Hope credit. But the $10 billion Congress spent on this expansion has bought a lot of change. The maximum credit increases from $1,800 to $2,500 per year per student; many more families (including both low-income and upper middle-income) qualify; and college juniors and seniors who had exhausted their eligibility for the old Hope credit can claim the more generous version in 2009 and 2010.
(Warning: On your 2008 taxes, the old Hope credit rules still apply. For more information on them, download publication 970, Tax Breaks for Education, from the IRS Web site.)
The expanded Hope credit doesn't replace the existing $2,000 Lifetime Learning tax credit or the $4,000 above-the-line deduction for tuition and fees, but it goes to the head of the class. You can only claim one of these tax breaks per student, and almost all families will be better off opting for the expanded Hope.
Here's why: A credit reduces your federal tax bill dollar-for-dollar, for a potential $2,500 savings. That makes it worth more than a $4,000 deduction, which reduces your taxable income, saving families at most $1,400 in federal tax.
As part of the stimulus expansion, the income limits have been substantially raised, and a new "refundable" feature has been added. Married couples filing jointly who have modified adjusted gross income of up to $160,000 ($80,000 for single parents) can claim the full credit for 2009 and 2010. Above that income level, the credit gradually phases out, with those earning up to $180,000 ($90,000 for singles) eligible to claim a partial credit.
By contrast, the old Hope credit was available in full in 2008 only to couples with incomes below $96,000 ($48,000 for singles). The expanded credit can even by claimed by taxpayers paying the alternative minimum tax (AMT).
This temporary eligibility boost is a boon for parents like Russ and Elizabeth Certo of Amherst, N.Y., who didn't qualify under the old income limits, but should qualify for the full credit for their two college-age children in 2009 and 2010, a $10,000 tax savings over two years. Elizabeth is a physician's assistant and Russ is a physical therapist turned entrepreneur who owns the Medically Oriented Gym, a health club facility that offers specialized physical therapy services. They also have two younger children.
"I'm trying to expand my business, keep people employed and maybe hire additional employees. But with kids in college at today's prices, it is a lot of work," Russ says. "The new tax break comes at a good time.''
The proposed rules will also benefit lower-income families by making the Hope credit up to 40% refundable. What that means is a family which doesn't earn enough to pay income taxes will get $1,000 back. A family which would otherwise owe, for example, $2,000 in income tax, should qualify for the full $2,500--it would have its $2,000 tax bill wiped out and get $500 back as part of the refundable credit.
Here's why the expanded Hope credit is the one to claim next year: The stimulus law also expands temporarily (from two years to four years) the number of years the Hope can be claimed for a student. Why would a provision that's only good for two years contain a four-year eligibility rule? The extension makes students who are in college today and have already claimed the Hope for two years eligible to claim it for another two years. Otherwise, they'd have been limited to claiming the less generous Lifetime Learning credit in 2009.
Under the new stimulus rules, the amount of the Hope credit equals 100% of the first $2,000 of qualified tuition and expenses paid and 25% of the next $2,000 of expenses. Therefore, a student must have incurred $4,000 in eligible expenses for a family to receive the $2,500.
What are eligible expenses? That's the amount of qualifying tuition and related expenses, including student activity fees and required books, paid to an eligible educational institution on behalf of a student (the taxpayer, spouse or dependent) who is studying at least half-time.
Virtually all accredited public, nonprofit and proprietary (meaning privately owned and profit-making) postsecondary institutions qualify as eligible schools. That's simple. Figuring what your family "paid" is trickier.
You can't claim the Hope or Lifetime Learning credits or the tuition deduction for any expenses that were covered by the tax-free portion of a distribution from a 529 state college savings plan, a 529 state prepaid plan or a Coverdell Education Savings Account (ESA).
The credit also can't be claimed against expenses paid from the following sources:
--Tax-free scholarships and fellowships;
--Pell grants from the federal government;
--Employer-provider educational assistance (tuition reimbursement);
--Veterans' educational assistance;
--Another tax-free payments received as educational assistance.
Here's the key: You can claim the Hope credit in the same year as any of the above, just not for the same expenses. For example, if a child has $4,000 in qualified educational expenses attending a state university and gets $4,000 in Pell grand money, he has no remaining qualified educational expenses left to claim the Hope credit against. If he's got $8,000 in expenses and a $4,000 Pell, he can qualify for the $2,500 tax credit too. If his family has too little income to pay any income tax, it can still get a $1,000 refundable credit.
Now, in the real world, what student really knows if his Pell grant went to pay for tuition and fees or a host of other charges, such as room and board? I have never been able to get the financial aid administrators at colleges across the country to provide a consistent answer on how Pell grants are applied to a student's college tab. I also think most parents and tax preparers are clueless that this should even be a concern.
The politicians know they have created a potential problem here, because the new legislation requires the Treasury to conduct a study on integrating the new Hope credit with the federal Pell grant. Meanwhile, Rep. Chaka Fattah, D-Pa., plans to push a bill to allow families to ignore Pell grants in calculating their expenditures for the Hope credit and to make the Hope expansion permanent. The changes to the Hope in the stimulus largely came from bills first proposed by Fattah and Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.
What about parents who can't claim the new credit because their incomes are too high? With a little planning, they might be able to claim the credit on
their child's tax return. This works best if a child has highly appreciated assets in his own name he can sell to pay for college--say, stock he got from Grandma. Note that if the child takes the Hope credit on his own return, his parents can't claim him as a personal exemption on their own tax return. But that might be no big loss, since personal exemptions are disallowed in the AMT anyway.
All things considered, despite the complicated rules, the expanded Hope credit is a good thing for millions of families of all income levels.
Troy Onink is a private-school and college funding consultant who offers advice on paying for college at stratagee.com.


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The Gnome project's latest release, comes just in time to be bolted on to Karmic Koala. But with KDE making big strides forward with each point release of KDE 4, are the Gnome team doing enough to keep up? Only just... read on to find out more!
Ah, SCO vs the world. It seems like it has been going on forever, but occasionally a bit of good news crops up. Everyone's favourite Unix company has decided to "terminate" Darl McBride, its outspoken CEO and key figure in the ligitation dramas. While this move will allow the company to "preserve cash and the value of the business", SCO still expects to "raise additional funding and sell non-core assets to bolster working capital". In other words, it needs to flog off some of its products (UnixWare?) to make sure the piggy bank still rattles when shaken.
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In this episode: Linux is reported to be safer for online banking and international stock exchanges than Microsoft Windows, we reveal our personal geek heroes and our Open Ballot asks whether we should embrace Microsoft's open source work.
Want to contribute your views to our podcast? Sure you do, and here's your chance to have a say: do you think we should embrace Microsoft's new-found open source policies, or should we keep them at arm's length? Recently Microsoft has announced the CodePlex Foundation for supporting its own open source code, it has contributed code to the Linux kernel, it has announced that .NET is available under its community promise, and much more. Should we be afraid, or should be happy to take support and code from anywhere as long as it's open?
Our usual Open Ballot rules apply: please state either "yes" or "no" backed up by some sort of cogent reasoning, and give yourself a name that's a bit more original than Anonymous Penguin otherwise we're quite likely - no, very likely - to ignore your intellectual meanderings.
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Netcraft hasn't confirmed it, but the upcoming release of Debian, codenamed Squeeze, will be available in a juicy new FreeBSD flavour alongside the regular Linux version. Well, Debian GNU/kFreeBSD has been around for a while, but now it will be an official part of the distro, combining the titanium-strength FreeBSD kernel with the GNU C library and userland utilities that we all know and love.
Previously at the OpenSUSE Conference we chatted with Program Manager Andreas Jaeger. Later on we caught up with Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier, the distro's Community Manager. Read on for his thoughts on the KDE-as-default-desktop choice, lessons we can learn from Apple's iPhone App Store, and why Linux is like The Ramones...
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In this episode: We talk about the recent Linux conferences we've attended, the final versions of both Moblin 2.0 and Gnome 2.28 and discuss whether Linux is bloated. Our Open Ballot asks 'Are distro release cycles too short?' and Andrew finds a surprisingly practical 'Discovery of the Fortnight'.
When Hudzilla isn't busy working on his free Mono tutorials using C#, he likes to hack on one of his pet Python projects: Gloss. It's hosted right here on TuxRadar and you may already have given it a try. If not, he wrote a short tutorial for PC Plus magazine a few months ago, and took the time to repurpose it for the web.
So, if you fancy learning the fastest way to create Python games, read on as Hudzilla talks you through an example Gloss project...
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The question is: with many distros adopting a six-monthly release cycle, is this a good or bad thing? Should we be looking at longer development phases so that there are bigger changes between releases, and users don't have to upgrade so often? Or perhaps you think six months is not rapid enough – maybe you'd rather have three months, or abandon releases altogether and just have rolling upgrades. Let us know what you think!
We've put up three tutorials using Qt, and we think you should try them. Why? Because they use Nokia's awesome new Qt Creator tool for quick design. Because Qt is easy to learn, cross-platform, super fast and lots of fun. Because each of those tutorials is a complete, finished project that does something useful and is easily extended to fit your needs. But most of all because coding is fun and everyone should give it a try at least once!
Rather than make you dig through Google to find our Qt tutorials, we figured we'd list them here for easy access. And if you have any suggestions for more Qt project tutorials, drop us a comment below and we'll see what can be arranged.
If you've whizzed through all those and want more programming projects to tackle, make sure you check out our coding project archive - it's full of tutorials for Python, C++, C# and more, all for free!
Yes, a brand-spanking-new version of the Gnome desktop is now available for your downloading and compiling leisure (although for most of us, it's easier to wait for the next round of distro upgrades). Various new user-facing features have been rolled into the codebase, but also of interest is the stuff that's removed. As part of the progress towards Gnome 3.0, the developers have ripped out crusty old code - there are no longer any applications that depend on esound, libgnomevfs, libgnomeprint, or libgnomeprintui. Hurrah for that. You can see the full release notes here, or read on for a quick summary of the changes.
We're going to build a complete application that wouldn't take too much additional work to qualify for re-distribution as a bona fide open source application. It's an RSS reader which allows you to add your own feeds, lists the stories on that feed and then lets you read those stories within a browser window attached to the main application.
If you already tried our previous two Qt code projects - Create an ffmpeg front end and Create a media player - and are looking for more Qt fun, read on...
Taking a break from having fun with the 7 cool Linux projects every geek should try, we're attending LinuxCon. So far, the highlight was undoubtedly the Roundtable session held earlier this afternoon. The panel consisted of Greg Kroah-Hartmann, Ted Ts'o, Linus Torvalds, Chris Wright and Jonathan Corbet and it was ably hosted by James Bottomley. It was funny, informative and convivial. But it was Linus that everyone wanted to hear, and despite a reticence for public appearances, he actually had a lot to say. Here's our pick of his quotes.
As autumn begins, the nights start drawing in and you're no doubt itching for new things to do with your Linux box. Well, we asked our projects expert to rustle up 7 great things you can do on your penguin-powered machine - host a photo album, make sweet music, create stop-frame animations and more. Read on to get cracking!
War. In our world, people get into conflicts about all sorts of matters, from religion and belief through to money and oil. And, in the Linux world, tensions can build up and overspill into flame wars on many subjects too. The most popular of these is text editors - yes, the KDE vs GNOME and GPL vs BSD arguments rage on, but the infamous combat between Emacs and Vi predates most arguments you'll see, and is just as heated today.
Nine years ago, Linux Format magazine printed a group test of the best text editors. We sent a red-shirted colleague down - deep below LXF Towers, way under the execute gym complex, far beneath Nick Veitch's cave, and down on into the archives - where we dug up that group test just for you. So, if you've already read the best distros of 2000 and the best window managers of 2000, read on for more historical Linux goodness...
With the OpenSUSE Conference in full swing, we caught up with Andreas Jaeger, Program Manager for the distro. Read on for his opinions on the new eight month release process, the controversial KDE-as-default decision, and how distros can work better together.
Yes, we're here in the lovely city of Nuremberg and Novell's OpenSUSE Conference has just kicked off. Much laughs were had during the keynote speech: laptops were booting up left, right and centre, and then... the Windows startup tones blurted out somewhere in the crowd. We didn't spot the offender, although perhaps it was some canny trolling.
Title: Escape from Targ
In this episode: The first Linux botnet has been detected, version 2.6.31 of the Linux kernel has been released and the Haiku project announces the availability of Alpha 1 of its BeOS-like operating system. We discuss Novell's expensive foray into iPhone development, with its MonoTouch SDK, and we ask whether we should focus on other Unixes alongside Linux.
Once upon a time, there was a person who decided that people needed more distractions in their lives, so he created Twitter. This may not be exactly how they tell the story at Twitter HQ, but that's probably because it would create a less than glamorous image (oh, and it's also wildly inaccurate). After all, Twitter is pretty much constantly in the news. If you want to catch up with where in the world Stephen Fry is now, what everybody in North America had for lunch or precisely how smugly great Jonathan Ross thinks he is today, there's really only one place to turn.
Amazingly, Twitter can be put to useful things as well. As it happens, Twitter's application programming interface (API) is particularly convoluted - it seems to have evolved by using many different ways of doing various things. That needn't worry us, though, because there are plenty of API wrappers for Python. The one that's most suited for us is the standard Python-Twitter, which is available through most repositories and also at http://code.google.com/p/python-twitter.


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A wonderful fireplace device which can jazz up a fire place and also guard it, fire place screens are one among the all-time favorites these days. They are available in a variety of designs, dimensions as well as designs where one can select inning accordance with the requirements. In addition to offering protection to the fireplace, a fireplace screen can match its design, making it a center of attention for the household and all various other visitors. Nevertheless, selection of this product has to be made with wonderful care.
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Ben Thompson, writing about Paper's sustainability vs. success on the App Store:
By every visible measure, FiftyThree, the makers of Paper, are the definition of an app store success story, and this week they closed a Series A round of financing led by Andreessen Horowitz.
It's easy to see this as a big endorsement of the App Store: startup creates a breakthrough product, gets noticed, gets funding, changes the world. And perhaps that's the path FiftyThree is on.
But there's another scenario that may be in play, and if I were Apple, this round of funding and FiftyThree's plans going forward should be a yellow flag that the App Store may not be as strong as it could be.
Erica Ogg of GigaOm conversed with Impending's Phill Ryu and FiftyThree's CEO Georg Petschnigg earlier this week to talk about how developers are coping with App Store economics. The conversation takes us through Ryu's thought process on deciding what's fair to the customer while ensuring his company is able to continue developing Hatch, the soon-to-be-launched app his team has been working on for the past months. Petschnigg's opinion on the matter is that one-time paid apps are limiting.
"In-app purchase is a tremendous opportunity to offer something (like how a) chef only puts what people want to eat on a menu, we see in-app purchase as a mechanism for paring down the feature set and offering up what people want to buy," he told me. "It keeps the software footprint small and efficient. And from a design perspective it's incredibly liberating."
FiftyThree has been one of the most transparent high profile developers in the industry, often sharing what goes into the development of each of their new features on their blog. FiftyThree, starting with just five employees, has grown into a team of twenty two, becoming "a workshop for re-imagining common digital tools." The company has made money by charging for tools through in-app purchases, but Ben points out that alone doesn't appear to be sustainable given their quick growth. What Paper is now working on aren't just new tools for Paper, but hardware and services that have the potential to bring in more revenue outside of the App Store.
Ben also highlights some of the core problems facing the App Store today, given customer's expectations of value and price from a previous article on Adobe's subscription model.
There is so much more Apple (and the other platform owners) could be doing to improve this situation; paid updates and app-store supported subscriptions (beyond Newsstand) would be great places to start.


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New Sheffield United joint-owner, Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad was present to see his new club concede a first-half lead before eventually capitulating to a robust and rampaging Rotherham United who continued their unbeaten league form.
The Saudi Prince's promised 'millions in first team investment' will be badly needed if manager David Weir is to deliver promotion this term as United were out-played and out-fought for much of this scintillating 'sold-out' South Yorkshire derby.
Sheffield United started brightly, however, and were unlucky not to take the lead after three minutes when Tony McMahon's swerving free-kick from twenty-yards crashed against the underneath of Scott Shearer's crossbar.
Rotherham found it difficult to hit any sort of rhythm, the nearest the home side came to breaking the deadlock being two incisive runs from Lee Frecklington who was first denied by a timely tackle from Neill Collins and minutes later by United keeper Mark Howard deputising for George Long who is on duty with England Under 21's.
On 30 minutes Alex Revell came close to opening the scoring when his powerful header from Frecklington's right-wing cross trimmed Howard's crossbar. Two minutes later Florent Cuvelier was thwarted by Scott Shearer as both side's sought an opener.
United took the lead on 35 minutes when Jose Baxter collected Tony McMahon's throw-in on the right. There looked to be nothing on for the for the former-Everton man but, when turning with the ball, he found the Rotherham defence in accommodating mood.
Cutting along the bye-line unbridled by a tackle, Baxter looked as if he was about to cut the ball- back but surprised everyone, not least home 'keeper Shearer, by firing low into the far corner.
Rotherham began the second-half with Daniel Nardiello on for Craig Morgan and a more positive aspect to their play as they reverted to 4-4-2. Within minutes Mark Howard had to be at his best to deny the rampaging Alex Revell, on 49 minutes Revell rose like a Deliah Smith cake only to see Howard get his way by collecting the striker's downward header at his left-hand post.
Rotherham's incessant pressure paid-off on 51 minutes when Kieran Agard latched-on to poor United clearance and found himself in more space than Captain Kirk. Agard had time to control the ball and steady himself before unleashing a twenty-five yard thunderbolt that beat Howard all ends up.
Sheffield United were as rattled as shutters in a cyclone. Rotherham kept up the pressure and both Frecklington and Revell went close to giving the home side the lead.
Rotherham were not to be denied. On 70 minutes Neill Collins bundled-over Nardiello and referee Andy D'Urso pointed accusingly at the spot. With the photographers perched behind Howard's goal like seagulls on a seawall, Nardiello sent his spot-kick low the United keeper's left to give the home side a deserved lead.
Five minutes later, an errant back-pass from Harry McGuire was seized upon by Rob MIlson who, from 18-yards tried to find the same spot in the back of the net as Nardiello and succeeded.
The win maintains Rotherham's unbeaten league form and lifts them to fourth in League One, albeit manager Steve Evans was given to sober assessment.
"I'm delighted with the win, obviously, but we've a had a good rather than great start to the season, " said the Millers boss.
"I got it wrong in the first-half but right in the second. We changed it around and it worked. We had to get more support to our front two and quicker, which is what we did and they couldn't cope with it."
Sheffield United manager David Weir could not hide his disappointment.
"The manner of the way we collapsed in the second-half is very, very disappointing, " said Weir.
"We contributed in no small way to our own defeat and didn't deserve to win"
ROTHERHAM UNITED (4-1-4-1) ; Shearer; Brindley ,Davis,Morgan (Nardiello 46), Skarz; Mills; Milsom, Frecklington, Pringle, Agard; Revell.
Subs: Collin (GK),Hylton,Tubbs, Nardiello, Tidser, Rowe.
Booked: Morgan (14)
SHEFFIELD UNITED (4-4-2); Howard; McMahon, Maguire, Collins, Hill, Flynn (Bunn 69); Coady,Cuvelier, Doyle; Baxter, Porter (Taylor 69).
Subs: Willis (GK); Westlake, Bunn,McGinn, Ironside, Taylor, McFadzean.
*Booked: McMahon 82*
Ref: A. D'Urso (Essex)
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The Rumpus Interview with Ben Tanzer
Ben Tanzer discusses his new essay collection Be Cool, why running is so important to him, and not being precious about his work. ...more
Oh my god, I'm stuck again. A truck in the muck. A cat up a tree. An explorer in quicksand. Winnie the Pooh in the door of Rabbit's house. Trying to birth a column and needing a Caesarean. Is there any horror worse for a writer than a deadline?...more


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What happens when you merge NASCAR with the sport of kings? Magic, my friends. Oh, and two horses colliding during a warmup on the Churchill Downs racetrack. I gave this a closer look and I swear I saw glue squirt out from the impact. I'm assuming that was the magic part.
I understand that now they'll be posting signs near the track to better enforce traffic, but horses cannot read. They are horses. Those signs will not be read to them.
Thanks to Vince for thinking of us.


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(Noun) A cock related object descending from the lebaneese tribe of lebanon. Lebs are often sucked in these tribes in exchange for cocaine and other sexual favors.
A lebisin (leb) can most commonly be found in your ears, mouth and other orifices. It is a universal term, often over powering the more common word, cock. Ex. Guy 1: "How many lebs have you sucked today man?" Guy 2: "Oh about 947,632." Guy 1: "O fuck man. Did u bap them all with a towel rack too?"
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Thursday Night Football: Eddie Royal's Big-Play Ability Is Denver's Only ChanceNovember 18, 2011
Frankly, tonight's game between the Jets and Broncos doesn't set up very well for the Broncos. The Jets defense is just a better unit than the Broncos offense, and that will show.
The Broncos are improving defensively, but I like the Jets to do more against them than the Broncos offense will do vs. the Jets defense. Frankly, that's not really even in question.
But the Broncos do have one guy who can change the game. That is return man Eddie Royal.
Most of his damage comes as a return man, although he does play as a receiver as well. As a return man and on offense, the Broncos will need to find ways to get the ball in his hands.
Royal's playmaking ability gives the Broncos their best chance at the hidden yards of special teams. That's really their best chance in this game.
If you've ever watched a game where one team looked dominant and dominated the stat sheet but lost the game, special teams probably had an awful lot to do with that.
The advantage for the Broncos is that while this game seems to favor the Jets, the New York offense is still inconsistent, and that's a compliment. In other words, they won't be scoring enough points to really put this game out of reach.
So, if Royal can make a big play or two, a likely loss turns into a likely win very easily. That's what happens when you're playing a team without much offensive punch. It just doesn't take more than a play or two to turn the game 180 degrees.
If the Jets find a way to keep the ball away from Royal, I really don't like Denver's chances in this game. Frankly, New York is just a better team and their defense will really neutralize the strengths of Tim Tebow. More importantly, they will expose Tebow's greatest flaws.
But if Royal makes a few big plays, then Denver looks much better in this game. So, if you're looking at one player to make a difference, Eddie Royal is your man.


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Starfish Villa Was Featured In The June 2009 Issue Of The Acclaimed Travel Magazine,
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'It's the holy grail of villa rentals: A home smack on the beach, where your terrace is just a shell's throw from the sand and where the first thing you see when you sit up in bed in the morning is an unobstructed expanse of turquoise sea.'
Wendy Perrin
Conde Nast Traveler
Experience a PREMIER, BEACHFRONT villa located in the Coral Beach Club on Dawn Beach in Dutch St. Maarten. 'The Starfish Villa' provides breathtaking ocean views, has one of the largest living areas(2400 sq ft indoor), and you will enjoy THE LARGEST OUTDOOR TERRACE AND POOL ON THE BEACH (VILLA STARFISH HAS A TOTAL OF 5,240 SQ FT!!!!). Our terrace is so spacious that it can easily handle 6 deep seated loungers, 4 deep seated chairs, large table for 8 with plenty of moving space. Imagine yourself waking up to a stunning sun rise, stepping across your terrace and into your sunken pool gazebo with the most comfortable upholstered cushions and pillows for your ultimate relaxation, while enjoying your morning coffee or tea. Maybe your journey continues with a morning stroll on the warming sands of the secluded Dawn Beach as you begin to plan your day in paradise. This spectacular, NEW 3 bedroom, 3 ½ bathroom villa is waiting for you.
This villa is specifically designed for people who appreciate fine living, inspiring architecture and quality design. It is also designed with the island setting, climate of St. Maarten, and the qualities of life associated with the tropics…all emphasizing natural ventilation and light.
The 'Starfish Villa' offers your own private plunge pool; provides an expansive indoor and outdoor living area; designed with travertine stone flooring, high ceilings, ceiling fans, and central air conditioning throughout the villa for year round comfort. This villa boasts luxurious furnishings with a Caribbean flare that were specifically designed for our villa by a French interior designer; custom draperies with blackout liners; fully equipped gourmet kitchen; and you will be able to enjoy cable TV, wall mounted iPod docks, wireless internet, and a professionally designed sound system in the living area and all bedrooms. Enjoy the Caribbean sounds through your outdoor speakers while relaxing on your comfortable deep seated loungers. Also included are direct dial portable telephones and in-room safes.
THE 3, PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED MASTER BEDROOM SUITES: All bedrooms are spectacularly furnished with plantation style furnishings and include: king size beds with 16' mattress & super plush pillow tops, central air conditioning, ceiling fan, 32 inch flat screen television, surround sound system including in-ceiling mounted speakers, wall mounted IPod dock, desk, personal safe, spa robes, en-suite bathroom with Hansgrohe Rainshower System.
The living area offers a custom state-of-the-art professional Denon audio and visual component system featuring a 50 inch wall mounted plasma TV, Denon DVD player, 5.1 custom Boston Accoustics surround sound system with in-ceiling mounted speakers and separate subwoofer that truly makes your music and movies come alive, and Denon Ipod dock that supports all of the latest Ipod models.
It is elegantly decorated with plantation style furnishings designed for your comfort and enjoyment. The formal dining table offers seating for 8 persons. There are 4 counter stools surrounding the breakfast island in the kitchen area.
The fully equipped, gourmet Effe Ti Italian kitchen, features handpicked Viking kitchen appliances: including an electric cook top & oven, refrigerator/freezer with icemaker, dishwasher, microwave, and 32 bottle wine cooler. There are quartz kitchen counter-tops, stainless steel double-bowl deep kitchen sinks, and a full array of accessories & Cuisinart kitchen appliances to prepare that special gourmet meal. We will be happy to stock the villa with your personal grocery list upon request. A private chef is also available for your dining pleasure.
- Viking appliances
- 32 bottle wine cooler
- Travertine floors, inside and out
- Central air-conditioning throughout
- 9 1/2 feet ceilings throughout
- Large glass doors opening to the outside terrace areas, providing an outdoor ambiance indoors and maximum enjoyment of the constant trade winds
- Fully upholstered gazebo cushions
- Wall mounted 50' flat screen television with surround sound and DVD player in living room
- Wall mounted 32' flat screen televisions with surround sound in all bedrooms
- Outdoor patio speakers
- Surround sound in ceiling speakers in all rooms
- IPod dock in living room, and all bedrooms
- High-speed wireless internet and cable television
- Private washer and dryer
- Personal safes in each bedroom
- Spa Robes
- 24 hour security
- Concierge service for airport pickup, restaurant reservations, baby sitters, drivers for shopping, etc.
- Cribs available
- Personal chef available
- Outdoor Weber barbeque grill
- Maid service daily
- Onsite private gym
Keywords: Luxury Beachfront Property, Private Oceanfront Villa, Spectacular 5 Star Paradise
I live every moment to the fullest, plan everything down to the smallest detail, and cherish all that I have before me. By noticing every painstaking detail and experiencing every comfort, you will understand that this is more than just your average villa. When you stay here at Starfish Villa, and gaze across the serene open ocean from your personal and private BEACHFRONT gazebo, it will sink in that this place is truly your home away from home!!
The Owner purchased this villa in 2007
After we stepped off the cruise ship and boarded a taxi to spend the day at Dawn Beach, we knew we were in for something special. After we stuck our toes in the sand, we knew this was where we would want to be. From that moment on, we have worked to create a truly captivating vacation home that literally transports you to an exotic island paradise. Dawn Beach in St. Maarten is something that needs to be seen and experienced to be fully realized. This was an opportunity in a lifetime that has yet to disappoint and we would hope that you feel the same way on your vacation in our home!!
We have taken our time to make sure that you will be transported to a lavish beachfront paradise the moment you step into the door. The only thing you will wish you had by the end of your stay.....was that you had more time to be pampered in pure bliss!!
Beautiful unit! From decorations to the view! Well stocked kitchen! Loved everything about it, thanks for sharing!
We just returned from a week at the Starfish Villa (April 8-15). I planned this vacation in August. We had never been to St. Maarten. After talking with Anna, I hoped that the vacation would be all she described - it turned out to be far more. This was an absolute dream come true vacation. Not one of us was disappointed in any way - and we had very high expectations.
First the villa itself is perfect. It is so well designed. The 3 bedrooms are really all master suites. They are spacious and the beds and linens are wonderful. The common area with kitchen, dining and living room is set up to give everyone enough space, but encourage togetherness. The flooring is travertine - why isn't this in every beach villa? It is beautiful, forgiving and not slick when wet. The air conditioning works well, the water tastes great, and it is just a beautiful home to be in.
Now the outside. How do you even put words to perfection? The back veranda and pool are spectacular.
But the beach - oh this beach. The sand is white powder sand. The water is exactly like the photos. The ocean floor is perfect sand - not a rock in sight. No need for water shoes at this beach. The water is simply perfect. Some days the water was flat as glass - other days there were enough waves to body surf.
I was really concerned as we were traveling with four teenagers. I wanted an area that had plenty to do - but not too much! The ocean was perfect and the kids went snorkeling, kayaking, body surfing, boogie boarding and just had a great time.
Down the beach just a few yards are several different restaurants. I was blown away by the quality of the food. All of these restaurants obviously know their money is in repeat business and they got ours. Mr. Busby's was our favorite, though Kanoa (sp??) was a close second. The kids loved the pizza. Most nights, the kids ate by themselves and my husband and I had a wonderful dinner. The kids found plenty to do. There is a small grocery store on site with very friendly folks working there.
Anna was exactly right. Plenty to do and when the kids wanted to jet ski, etc., we went to Orient Beach - just 15 minutes up the road - for the day.
Anna knows the area and I cannot thank her enough for her guidance. I talked to several owners before booking, but felt like she really cared and wanted to make sure it was the right place for our family. It was.
We just returned from a trip to Villa Starfish with two adults and four almost grown kids. There is nothing missing here. The villa has absolutely everything anyone could want or need from a fully stocked kitchen and spacious, comfortable living area to three huge master bedrooms. The largest bedroom has sliding glass doors to the amazing patio, pool, and beach. Waking up to the sound of the crashing waves was a great treat. The location is great - very centrally located on the island. The local restaurants were excellent (Big Fish, Canoa), Orient Beach and Loterie Farm were fantastic day trips, and Grand Case was another beautiful beach with many delicious restaurants. We had a wonderful vacation. The villa is very well maintained and all of the staff members are friendly and helpful. The villa owners were very nice and helpful as well. Highly recommend this property for a truly memorable vacation!!
We can't say enough positive about our families' week stay at Starfish Villa. The home is just perfection. The kitchen is very well equipped, the bedrooms and baths are lovely and comfortable with great linens, the pool and ocean views are spectacular. There was a good bit of seaweed on the beach a couple of days but the staff worked hard to get it cleaned off the beach. While the seaweed was less than ideal, we felt like we we on the beach because the pool area is so comfortable and so close to the water. We enjoyed several of the nearby restaurants ...Big Fish was our favorite!! The staff at CBC is very friendly and helpful. Our AC went out and they had someone to repair within an hour (after 5 on a Friday)!! I can't recommend this beautiful home enough. It is paradise.
Absolutely wonderful! Pristine! From the moment we walked in we were speechless! This villa is perfect and every detail thought of from kitchen appliances, to fresh linens, to outdoor furniture/music. Having a private pool was amazing, perfect for our three teenagers! Every room in the home was spacious. Great size for our family of five: 3bed/3baths.
We planned this vacation to celebrate our oldest daughter's high school graduation. We have always vacationed in Destin, FL but wanted to try something different. St. Maarten and Starfish Villa was simply perfect! We spent every evening sitting in the pool gazebo, listening to music, and sharing quality family time.
Oceanfront and steps to the beach is this villa! The staff was extremely friendly and attentive. Harry and Rob made sure we had chairs and umbrellas each morning. Loved the outdoor shower for washing off after the beach!
The restaurants were so close and convenient, just a few yards down the beach. We ate out each evening and really enjoyed each restaurant, but really liked the atmosphere at Beau Beau's. One night we had pizza at Mr. Busby's and it was definitely a hit with the kids. The night we ate at Kanoa's our kids took an absolutely breathtaking picture of the sunset, such a peaceful place to enjoy a meal.
John and Anna, we thank you for sharing your amazing villa and all the memories we were able to make during our stay in St. Maarten!
The Starfish Villa was perfect for our family of 4 including 2 teens. The owners are very communicative, and the property is managed on site. We had no problems checking in or out. There is daily cleaning service that takes care of the unit beautifully. The rooms are comfortable and the a/c is perfect. The view is as good as it looks in the pictures. This location is ideal for groups that don't want to spend every minute in the sun, but still want an ocean view. The pool and sunken gazebo were fantastic. Having a market and a chicken rotisserie take out shack down the beach was a huge bonus, as we wanted to enjoy the villa a couple of nights rather than go out. The only hiccup is the seaweed on dawn beach. They clean the beach really well, but it's not great for swimming. We still would rent this beautiful villa despite the seaweed, because there is very nice swimming up at Grand Case about 15 minutes away, and the comfort of this home is worth it!
The villa is gorgeous and very well appointed. We particularly appreciated the surround sound and the wifi connection. We also really enjoyed the comfortable patio furniture and outdoor shower. There are several fantastic restaurants on-site. However, the beach was so covered in seaweed we could not use it. I know this is beyond control, but really not what I was expecting from the description and photos, and had I known I would have booked a different property as other beaches were not affected by the seaweed.
Westin Hotel less than 1 minute away with Casino, Spa, Fitness Center, fine dining. Also Starfish Villa guests have health club privileges at Coral Beach Club onsite. Boats leave for St Barts each day and can also catch ferry to Anguilla from French side. Nearby Captain Oliver's marina offers charters, boating and fishing experiences, etc. Two excellent restaurants right next door.
***HIGH SEASON 27% DISCOUNT***Jan 6 - Apr 15, 2018***$1100/Night
***LOW SEASON 30% DISCOUNT***Apr 16 - Dec 15, 2018***$725/Night
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WrestleMania 28: Adding Shawn Michaels to Undertaker vs. Triple H Is a MistakeMarch 17, 2012
He may be Mr. WrestleMania, but Shawn Michaels should not be involved in The Undertaker and Triple H's match at WrestleMania 28.
The two put on a great match at last year's WrestleMania, but it's easy to see why WWE might want to add some sort of stipulation to spice things up.
Even the epic Undertaker vs. Michaels rematch at WrestleMania 26 had the angle that Michaels put his career on the line.
Any problem with repetition, though, was essentially covered by making it a Hell in a Cell match. It's a different kind of environment we haven't seen the guys compete in.
Not feeling content, the company decided to make Michaels the special referee.
WWE did a good job of building this match initially. Undertaker might have won the match last year, but he was carried out on a stretcher. Triple H made the very good point that although he might have lost the battle, he won the war.
In order to set things straight, the Undertaker wants another match.
It's all a pretty straightforward story.
However, The Heartbreak Kid has just become an unnecessary distraction in an otherwise straightforward match.
You don't just add Michaels to have him show up and make the three count. He's going to be involved in the match in one way or another.
This whole thing is very similar to Michaels vs. JBL angle of a few years back. JBL had a World Heavyweight Championship match against John Cena at Royal Rumble 2009.
HBK was an employee of JBL and at ringside during the match. So many fans were focused on what Michaels would do during the match instead of actually watching the match.
That wasn't necessarily a bad thing because it's just a John Cena vs. JBL match. Not to take anything away from those guys, but what they were doing wasn't anything transcendent.
WrestleMania 28, on the other hand, involves The Undertaker's vaunted undefeated streak. At this stage, that should be the main focus.
The streak is different from any sort of title or almost any storyline in the company.
Fans should wonder whether or not whether Triple H is going to beat the Undertaker and end the streak.
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Quinta said Matthews has a Blues style reminiscent of Etta James.
He scheduled the "Valentine's Blues Review and Dance" as an after-dinner event.
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EXPERIENCED Zimbabwe rugby coach Godwin "Jaws" Murambiwa has warned the Young Sables to brace for a tough tournament when they host the World Rugby Under-20 Trophy in Harare next month.
Eight teams are expected to take part in the Tier Two world competition that is divided into two pools.
The hosts have been drawn in Group A where they will face Fiji, Samoa and Uruguay while Group B features Hong Kong, Namibia, Spain and the United States.
However, Murambiwa, who led Zimbabwe to their best performance in the junior tournament, feels Zimbabwe have a lot of technical catch-up do if they are to impress in front of their home crowd.
"Technically, we are four years behind because we have not been exposed to the level of play equivalent to that at the Junior Trophy tournament.
"A lot of things have changed so that means a lot of work has to be done. We also have to take into consideration that the Under-20 side has a new technical team," said Murambiwa.
Murambiwa led Zimbabwe to their best finish in the junior tournament in 2007 when they finished seventh in the 12-team competition.
The last time Zimbabwe featured in the junior trophy tournament was in 2012 and the team was coached by current Zimbabwe Rugby Union director of rugby Brighton Chivandire while Murambiwa was his assistant.
"Fiji have just been relegated from the World Championship and they would like to go back.
"Samoa, like Fiji, are very physical.
"Like all the other teams in this group, Uruguay will play a forwards-game so the ideal plan would be to run them around.
"But I hope that the coaches also remember that Fiji tend to have a problem with their discipline and should try to rattle them," said Murambiwa.
Zimbabwe have had problems with conditioning.
"We need to work on fitness, Under-20 rugby is real men's rugby so our conditioning should be up to scratch, the technical team needs enough time with the boys," said Murambiwa.
Making a return to the competition after four years, Zimbabwe qualified for the world junior rugby trophy tournament by virtue of being hosts. World Rugby competitions manager Simon Kibble arrived in the country last night for a two-day visit to assess the country's state of preparedness.
Kibble will tour the proposed two match venues, the National Sports Stadium and Harare Sports Club, and is also expected to meet Sport and Recreation Minister Makhosini Hlongwane.
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••••• Deal with a key person directly who has an impact on you personally and/or professionally. At times, you might find that your guard goes up when this person shares. Tonight: Togetherness works.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
•••• Let others express what they want. By encouraging such exchanges, others will feel more comfortable and be willing to share with you. Tonight: Go with the flow.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
•••• Focus on accomplishments and getting a project completed. Your creativity surges and might distract you, but if you funnel it into what you're doing, it could help you complete and/or add a little more imagination to that project. Tonight: Squeeze in some exercise.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
••••• Brainstorm and share more with others. At the same time, you do not want to reveal too much about a particular person. Tonight: So what if it is Monday?
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text: Laboratory Challenges in Clinical Toxicology of Pain Management By Michael (Rusty) Nicar & Marc McCain Clinical Tandem Mass Spectrometry: Cutting Edge Technology for the Clinical Lab Children's Medical Center October 2010 Texas Medical Board Rules 2010 What is Chronic Pain: "a state in which pain persists beyond the natural course of an acute disease or healing of an injury." Appropriate drug therapy: "recognized by consensus." "A physician may require laboratory tests for drug levels upon request." How Many Patients Have Chronic Pain? 1 out of 4 Americans have recurrent pain 1 out of 10 have pain of at least 1 yr duration Treatment of Choice for Chronic Pain CHRONIC OPIOID Rx Hydrocodone is the most prescribed drug in the USA. Others used for pain: morphine, codeine, fentanyl, oxycodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, meperidine, methadone. Why Do Pain Doctors Drug Test Concerns: Drug Diversion (majority of overdose deaths in W. Virginia were due to diversion of opioids, JAMA 2008 300:2613) Taking non-prescribed or illegal drugs Taking more than the prescribed dose Overdose Estimated Number of Emergency Department Visits in 2006: Opioids – 250,000 Acetaminophen – 50,000 NSAIDS – 35,000 What Medications Do Pain Patients Take What Are Patients Taking CT: Cymbalta, Lyrica, Fentanyl, Hydrocodone GG: Flexeril, Rozerem, Lortab, Allegra, Relafen TK: Duragesic, Percocet, Ambien RT: Lyrica, Norco LV: Zantac, Carisoprodol, Wellbutrin, Topamax, Ambien, Hydrocodone, Celebrex, Flomax, Lexapro, Morphine, Baclofen What Are Patients Taking RR: Oxycontin, Percocet, Topamax, Metformin, Foltix, Lasix, Singulair, HCTZ, Nifedapine, Diovan, Premarin, Zetia, Omega 3 ML: Sirolimus, Cellcept, Metoprolol, Methadone, Effexor, Synthroid, Norvasc, Lisinopril, Allegra, ASA OP: Skelaxin, Robaxin, Norco, Methadone FH: Fentanyl, Tramadol Why Do Pain Doctors Drug Test State regulators require physicians to test patients during pain management. Testing improves the Quality of Care. Testing is the Standard Of Care for pain management. Pain Physician 11:S5-S62, 2008. Journal of Pain 10:113-130, 2009. Laboratory Monitoring "Standard of Practice" for laboratory monitoring of pain patients is urine drug testing. Because it was readily available, rapid, non-invasive, and inexpensive. Not because it is the best scientifically. Urine Drug Positives Study from Johns Hopkins in 11,000 chronic pain patients confirmed positives in theiurine specimens (JAT 2008): Amphetamines 2% Barbiturates 3% Benzodiazapines 22% Cannabis 9% Carisoprodol 3% Cocaine 3% Fentanyl 4% Meperidine 1% Methadone 11% Opiates 82% Propoxyphene 4% Drug Screen Results in Dallas At CHOICE Laboratory, I see the following distribution on AU urine drug screens: Negative – 25% Opiate – 50% Opiate + Oxycodone – 16% Illicit Drug Use Among Pain Patients Patients must also be tested for illicit drug use. A study in Kentucky reported the following percentage of pain patients using: Marijuana – 11% (13% of females, 7% of males) Cocaine – 5% Methamphetamine – 2% Pain Physician 9:215-226, 2006 Illicit Drug Use in Dallas Patients At Choice Labs: Marijuana (THC positives confirmed) – 8% * Cocaine – 2% * Methamphetamine – 1% *no false positives by AU immunoassay screen Limitations of Immunoassays Crossreactivity of the antibody Can't identify specific drugs Opiate = morphine + codeine + hydrocodone Cut-offs (Qualitative) Commercial assays come with cut-offs Limitations of Immunoassays False Positives due to crossreactivity: Cannabinoids – Protonix, Daypro Methadone – diphenhydramine, propoxyphene PCP – meperidine, dextromethorphan Oxycodone - Oxymorphone Instrumentation Immunoassays for single drugs can be quantitative and the Beckman Olympus AU has a semiquantitative mode for drug classes (ie Opiates, Benzos) – but these assay still use antibodies and have limitations. Confirmation instrument of choice for pain management labs: LC-MS/MS Why LC-MS/MS SPECIMEN PREPARATION: LC-MS/MS requires significantly less specimen prep than GC/MS GC/MS – treatment and derivatization LC-MS/MS – little or no treatment and no derivatization "Dilute & Shoot" Why LC-MS/MS SPECIMEN VOLUME: LC-MS/MS requires significantly less specimen than GC/MS GC/MS – 2-5 mLs LC-MS/MS – 0.2-1 mL Why LC-MS/MS SENSITIVITY LC-MS/MS requires dilution of specimens while GC/MS requires specimen concentration GC/MS Opiate LOD = 100 ng/mL LC-MS/MS Opiate LOD = 25 ng/mL Why LC-MS/MS Single scan determination of many drugs in minutes. But…..CPT codes are for "assays" and Medicare pays for each assay – not for each drug measured. The Pain Drug Screen Amphetamine Barbiturates Benzodiazepines Cannabinoids Cocaine MDMA Methadone Opiates PCP Propoxyphene Oxycodone TCAs Creatinine Alcohol Cotinine Buprenorphine Adulterants The Pain Drug Confirmations Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, MDA, MDMA, MDEA Buprenorphine, Norbuprenorphine 7-aminoclonazepam, Hydroxyalprazolam, Oxazepam, Lorazepam, Nordiazepam, Tamazepam Carisoprodol, Meprobamate Benzoylecgonine Methadone, EDDP Propoxyphene, Norpropoxyphene The Pain Drug Confirmations, cont Morphine, Codeine, Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone Oxycodone, Oxymorphone, 6-MAM Amitriptyline, Nortriptyline, Imipramine, Desipramine, Doxepin, Desmethyldoxepin, Cyclobenzaprine, Clomipramine, Norclomipramine Fentanyl Tramadol, Meperidine, Normeperidine Amobarbital, Butabarbital, Pentobarbital, Phenobarbital, Butalbital, Secobarbital THC-COOH Children's Medical Center 2010 Thank You.


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Robin Williams, Edward Norton, Catherine Keener
Kids show host Rainbow Randolph is fired in disgrace while his replacement, Sheldon Mopes, aka Smoochy the Rhino, finds himself a rising star. Unfortunately for Sheldon, the kid's TV business isn't all child's play.
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- Production Co: Warner Bros.
- Released: 29 March 2002
- Imdb Rating: 6.4
- Runtime: 109 Mins.
- Writer: Adam Resnick
- Director: Danny DeVito
- Cast: Robin Williams, Edward Norton, Catherine Keener


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The House of Blues, located at Barefoot Landing, features a concert hall, restaurant and outdoor stage. Hosting large acts from a variety of genres like Trace Adkins, Bullet For My Valentine, Megadeth, Love and Theft, and Hinder, the House of Blues is one of the top entertainment venues at the beach. In addition to top-name concerts, the House of Blues also has a Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre, Gospel Brunch and The Deck, where bands perform on an outdoor stage complete with patio chairs, a corn hole game and an outdoor bar. The on-site restaurant, Crossroads at House of Blues, features a menu produced by Chef Aaron Sanchez. Delicious menu items include Applewood Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf, Buttermilk Fried Chicken, Lobster Mac and Cheese, Citrus Marinated Steak Salad and Pulled Pork Sandwich.


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Spinach, Mushroom, and Potato Oven Omelet
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Serves: 6
- 1 lb. fresh spinach
- 1½ tbsp. olive oil
- 1 lb. red potatoes
- 1½ tsp. salt
- 1 onion
- 8 oz. mushrooms
- 1 tbsp. butter
- ½ c. lightly packed fresh basil leaves
- 8 eggs
- ½ c. half-and-half
- ½ c. plain yogurt
- 1 tbsp. all-purpose flour
- ¼ tsp. pepper
- .13 tsp. grated nutmeg
- 1 c. sharp Cheddar cheese
- Heat oven to 325 degrees F and grease an 8-inch or 9-inch casserole dish. If using fresh spinach, wash and pull off any tough stems. Put spinach in pot, cover, and cook over high heat, stirring occasionally until cooked, 3 to 4 minutes. Drain, cool, and chop.
- Heat oil in large skillet. Add potatoes, sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon salt, and cook, tossing occasionally, until browned, about 5 minutes. Add onion and cook until browned, about 10 minutes. Remove to platter. Sauté mushrooms in skillet in butter 3 minutes until lightly browned; add to potatoes.
- In food processor or blender, puree spinach, basil, 2 eggs, and half-and-half. In large bowl, beat remaining 6 eggs. Add spinach puree, yogurt, flour, pepper, nutmeg, and remaining 1 teaspoon salt, and beat until blended. Stir in potatoes, mushrooms, and cheese. Turn into casserole.
- Place casserole in roasting pan and add hot water to come halfway up side of casserole. Bake 1 to 1 1/4 hours. until tip of knife comes out clean when inserted in center. Can be kept warm in turned-off oven for up to 2 hours. Serve hot, warm, or cold.
- To reheat: If room temperature, bake 25-30 minutes at 325 degrees F; if cold, bake 45 minutes at 350 degrees F.
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