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Total Solar Eclipse on July 11 2010 at 19 deg. Cancer. In this eclipse, Sun/Moon are sextile Mars in Virgo and biquintile Neptune/Chiron in Aquarius. Mars is octile Mercury. For this 6 month period, we can expect things to go fairly smoothly on a personal and professional level, with a sort of ease in getting things done. We may feel more satisfied in general with our actions, but possibly less so with our words. Many of us may feel a particularly strong urge to be truly compassionate with others, and so may sometimes feel at a loss for words. This is a good time to speak with one's eyes, one's heart, and one's actions. There is a wide opposition to Pluto, powerful nonetheless. Changes in home or work situations may be easier to accomplish and see through to the end, but for some, changes may be initiated by outside or opposing forces. Karma related to painful childhood experiences or trauma may unfold naturally, and all kinds of memories are likely to surface. Issues related to property may also be intensified. A focus on truly and sincerely taking responsibility for those in our care is important during this time, and this can sometimes mean cutting ties or dependencies that do not serve them, or us!
On a less personal note, this is a time for taking action to protect our loved ones, including our communities and our nations. While nationalistic sentiments might be expressed more passionately, we need not act rashly, but may instead be intent upon taking intelligent, well planned action to assist those in need (disaster victims comes to mind!), and to demand that our citizens, and all citizens of the world, are cared for and protected - with full respect for life and liberty!
NASA July 11 2010 eclipse info
Previous Eclipse: Annular Solar Eclipse on January 14 2010 at 25 deg. Capricorn. In this eclipse, Sun/Moon are conjunct Venus and sextile Uranus in Pisces, while Jupiter/Neptune/Chiron are conjunct in Aquarius, and nearly opposite Mars in Leo. The trend for the next six months is to embrace new friendships, and to find moments to celebrate and appreciate people from all walks of life. The tendency to judge on appearances or by reputation should be replaced by the attitude that all encounters with others have value, and everyone has something to teach us. These open-hearted meetings can bring healing to every area of life, that can easily extend to society as a whole if we wish them too. Take action on social opportunities that present themselves, and take life to a whole new level by finding a way to connect and heal with every word, every look, every gesture!
Partial Lunar Eclipse on June 26th, 2010 at 4 deg. Capricorn... has Moon opposite Sun/Mercury in Cancer, and square Jupiter/Uranus in Aries, with trine to Mars in Virgo. We can expect a 6 month trend characterized by a desire to take action toward lofty, surprising, unusual, creative, rebellious and even risky goals. This is a good time to consider how your path in life jives with your philosophy and your vision for humanity. Dream, scheme and keep your vision alive. What you think and feel is what you are, and is what carries forward to those you meet along your way!
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with Dates, Data, Signs, and Astro-Significance
ARIES Moon
Headstrong, Willful, Hot-Tempered, Brave, Energetic
Goddess - ARTEMIS Artemis/Diana Temple
The Fiery Aries Moon brings passion to our emotions, instant reactions, bravery in the face of adversity! Give in to the energy.... strive for new beginnings.
More about Aries Moon... woman, man a little more
TAURUS Moon
Relaxed, Practical, Sensual, Patient, Stubborn
Goddess - VENUS Aphrodite Altar
The Earthy Taurus Moon settles us down to practical matters, a search for comfort and security, musical sojourns and relaxing pleasures. Your feelings don't budge...
More about Taurus Moon... woman, man a little more
GEMINI Moon
Friendly, Witty, Aware, Rational, Flighty
Goddess - ATHENE Goddess Altar
The Airy Gemini Moon gives our hearts joy - we welcome friendly chats, neighborly visits, take an interest in community, and consider many points of view....
More about Gemini Moon... woman, man a little more
CANCER Moon
Nurturing, Emotional, Sensitive, Imaginitive, Sentimental
Goddess - HERA Goddess Altar
The Watery Cancer Moon .brings up memories of childhood, and encourages warm comforting hugs and tender touches for our loved ones. We may be more sensitive emotionally, and protective.... watch out for crabbiness!
More about Cancer Moon... woman, man a little more
LEO Moon
Playful, Bold, Dramatic, Managerial, Organized
Goddess - ISIS Isis Altar
The Fiery Leo Moon sets our hearts aflame, and we express with greater dramatic flare and a playful, royal attitude. Take joy in family and work responsibilities, and make a tasteful, if not flashy fashion statement.
More about Leo Moon... woman, man a little more
VIRGO Moon
Practical, Hard-working, Pure, Meticulous, Helpful
Goddess - DEMETER Goddess Altar
The Earthy Virgo Moon brings awareness about all the little details and how we can help and serve others. Enjoy healthful foods, pure activities and a clean environment. Time to be real.
More about Virgo Moon... woman, man a little more
LIBRA Moon
Charming, Attractive, Luxurious, Fair-Minded, Loving
Goddess - GAIA Goddess Altar
The Airy Libra Moon gets us looking at all that is beautiful... and perhaps wanting to take it home. Art and music call to our senses. Romance is in the air! Well thought-out decisions benefit all.
More about Libra Moon... woman, man a little more
SCORPIO Moon
Passionate, Intense, Magnetic, Sexual, Powerful
Goddess - LILITH Goddess Altar
The Watery Scorpio Moon brings passion, desire and perhaps some possessiveness. We may be more intuitive about the motives of others, and are likely to fight harder than usual if necessary.
More about Scorpio Moon... woman, man a little more
SAGITTARIUS Moon
Honest, Straight-forward, Energetic, Optimistic, Wise
Goddess - KALI Kali Altar
The Fiery Sagittarius Moon impels us to speak honestly and get straight to the heart of the matter. Trust is strong, small talk is out... big dreams and lofty plans take shape in our minds. Take a little trip... read a book.
More about Sagi Moon... woman, man a little more
CAPRICORN Moon
Ambitious, Serious, Determined, Practical, Capricious
Goddess - HECATE Goddess Altar
The Earthy Capricorn Moon helps us set our sights and goals higher, and brings real life challenges closer to our hearts. We may work harder through challenges, and take love more seriously, too.
More about Capricorn Moon... woman, man a little more
AQUARIUS Moon
Rebellious, Wild, Rational, Friendly, Unpredictable
Goddess - FREYA Goddess Altar
The Airy Aquarius Moon is rational, sure-minded, scientific, rebellious and ingenious. Wild happenings are all too possible! You never know who you may meet, or what you might do. Be Careful...
More about Aquarius Moon... woman, man a little more
PISCES Moon
Sensitive, Imaginative, Psychic, Empathetic, Creative
Goddess - ISHTAR Ishtar Altar
The Watery Pisces Moon feels everyone's woes with a kind and sensitive heart. This is a great time for solitude, giving to others, and sharing your dreams. If your heart tends to wander, try not to get lost!
More about Pisces Moon... woman, man a little more
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Living by the Moon, The Phases explained
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Halos or Rings Lunar Phases explained
Blue Moon? Lunar Nodes Scientific Facts about the Moon
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What does it mean when you see a "ring" around the Moon? A halo, "ring," or rainbow around the Moon is caused by the moon shining through a layer of ice crystal clouds (cirroform) located at altitudes above 25,000 feet. The ice crystals act as tiny prisms which bend the Moon's light into a circle and tint that circle with faint rainbow colors. Since cirroform clouds generally are the forerunners of weather disturbances, in most (though not all) cases, a "ring" or halo around the Moon or Sun is followed about 18-24 hours later by low clouds and precipitation.
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What is a Blue Moon....
A Blue Moon only happens, well - once in a Blue Moon! It's not only a beautiful,sweet old song, it is also something wonderful that happens VERY rarely. How rarely you ask? Once in a Blue Moon!! Okay, sorry - it's the second Full Moon occurring within one calendar month. There, I told you....
So because I'm nice, I'll give you some dates.....the last Blue Moon happened on June 30, 2007, and the next ones will occur on December 31, 2009 and August, 31, 2012. There, and I'm not looking through the whole century for the rest of them - That'll just have to do for now!
But - these dates don't tell it all, because there happens to be another explanation... Four Full Moons in one Season, as opposed to the usual three.. I refuse to figure that one out... but if you look thoroughly through the links on the link below... you may find there is more to say about Blue Moons - with a little controversy, too!
So what does one do on a Blue Moon? Try doing something completely new and different and wild!!!
What is a Gibbous Moon? - the Lunar Phases
New Moon -- when the Moon is not illuminated by direct sunlight. Moon is 0 to 45 degrees ahead of the Sun
Waxing Crescent -- occurs when the visible Moon is partly but less than one-half illuminated by direct sunlight while the illuminated part is increasing. Moon is 45 to 90 degrees ahead of the Sun.
First Quarter -- when one-half of the Moon appears illuminated by direct sunlight while the illuminated part is increasing. Moon is 90 to 135 degrees ahead of the Sun. Low (Neap) tides
Waxing Gibbous -- when the Moon is more than one-half but not fully illuminated by direct sunlight while the illuminated part is increasing. Moon is 135 to 180 degrees ahead of the Sun.
Full Moon -- when the visible Moon is fully illuminated by direct sunlight, Sun and Moon are on opposite sides of the earth. Moon is 180 to 135 degrees behind the Sun. High Tides
Waning Gibbous (Disseminating)-- the Moon is less than fully but more than one-half illuminated by direct sunlight while the illuminated part is decreasing. Moon is 135 to 90 degrees behind the Sun.
Last Quarter (3rd Quarter)-- is when one-half of the Moon appears illuminated by direct sunlight while the illuminated part is decreasing. Moon is 90 to 45 degrees behind the Sun. Low (Neap) tides
Waning Crescent (Balsamic) -- occurs when the Moon is partly but less than one-half illuminated by direct sunlight while the illuminated part is decreasing. Moon is less than 45 degrees behind the Sun.
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The path the Earth takes around the Sun is known as the plane of the Ecliptic. The Moon's path around the Earth is not exactly aligned with the ecliptic - but inclined by about 5 degrees. As the Moon travels around the earth, it periodically crosses paths with the ecliptic - first going North and then heading South. These points of crossing are known as the North Node and the South Node. These points move backwards through the Zodiac, changing by no more than 2 or 3 degrees per month. Someone born around the same time as you is likely to have the Nodes in the same signs, but the house positions will probably be different.
Your North and South Lunar nodes are in opposite Signs and Houses. They have a karmic significance, both from the past and for the future. The house & sign positions are important because they create a pushme-pullyou affect in the personality. Simply put, the North Node represents positive & helpful connections, and the South Node represents negative & outworn influences. One strives to overcome certain tendencies or situations - karmic traps or residue (South Node), and reaches out for opportunities and fortunate connections with people (North Node). The problems associated with the South Node must be overcome in order to fully realize the promise of the North Node.
These polarities are (very simplistically): 1st/7th House - Personal agenda vs. Relationship; 2nd/8th House - My stuff, money and survival vs. Other people's money and transendence; 3rd/9th House - Small details and local events vs. the Big Picture and Higher thoughts and Philosophy; 4th/10th House - Home and family vs. Reputation and career; 5th/11th House - Creativity, fun and children vs. Friends, society and innovation; 6th/12th House - Perfectionism, purity and hard work vs. Peace, serenity and self-sacrifice. The Signs the Nodes are in help to color the situation and add depth to the interpretation - try a Natal Chart Reading or Sweetheart Chart - to learn how to treat that Special Loved One. )
What the LUNAR PHASES mean to Earthlings
In your Daily Life In your Natal Chart
The New Moon is a good time for Love and Romance, especially during daylight hours.
When the Moon is Waxing - that is going from New to Full - the water levels on earth - seas, rivers and underground sources - are Rising. This is the time to plant, especially leafy crops and crops that require lots of water. Because of the increasing water supply, leaves and fruits can thrive. It is also the time to work on healing, growth, and prosperity. Visualizing and working on goals is a wonderful focus for the Waxing Moon.
When the Moon is Full, the gravitational pull between the Moon on one side of the earth and the Sun on the other has a great affect on our own bodily water levels, as well as the earth's. You may or may not notice the effect (depending on how powerful the Moon is in your Astrological chart), but there is no doubt that this energy creates an inner pull, or fullness - and may help us to connect psychically with others. Everything becomes clearer and more intense under the light of the Full Moon - emotions and egos can become quite inflated, and we may have more awareness and focus on relationships. You may also feel energized by the light of the Moon and have more luminous dreams. Bleeding and hemorrhaging are more likely during a Full Moon, so take care. This is the time to Harvest, Pray and be Thankful, and to work on fertility and prosperity. Love and Romance go wild under a Full Moon, especially around midnight.
When the Moon is Waning - that is, going from Full to New - the water levels are dropping and plants develop their root systems. This is the time to plant root crops as they will grow downward to reach water. This is also a time to harvest, prune and to work on eliminating whatever doesn't work in your life. Establishing your ideals and working toward solidifying beliefs can also be a focus during this time.
More about Lunar Phases in Daily Life from Misty MoonVale!
Lunar Phases in Your Astrological Chart
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Description & Pictures of Phases Lunar Phases in Daily Life
If you were Born during a...
You have a highly subjective personality. You strive to accomplish and fulfill your own personal plans and ideals. You tend to react impulsively and emotionally.
You are assertive. You are working against past karma to build a new future
You have a very strong will. You are in the midst of building your dreams, and you seek the help of others in doing so.
You are striving to improve yourself and find some meaning to your place in society
You are highly objective, clear minded and aware of your own needs and the needs of others
WANING GIBBOUS (Disseminating)
You have a need to share your knowledge with others
You have developed a structured belief system that you strongly adhere to and avow
WANING CRESCENT (Balsamic)
You feel freed of the past, a future visionary. You are able to sacrifice for an ideal
The Moon in each Sign and House
*Moon in Aries
Your emotions are right on the surface and immediately expressed. You have a tendency to take charge in emotional situations, leading the way to resolving difficult problems. You are highly intuitive regarding emotional matters. You nurture others by encouraging their independence. You need a relationship with your mother that is characterized by independence, discovery and high energy.
*Moon in Taurus
Your emotional reactions are calm and steady, and you shy away from confrontation. However, if you feel very strongly about something, you will stubbornly defend your position - never backing down. You need a serene environment. You have a melodious voice and musical talent. You nurture others by providing for their needs. You need a relationship with your mother that is peaceful, calm and secure.
*Moon in Gemini
You have a need to continually express your feelings. You are quick to arrive at a logical solution for any emotional problem - and will jump right in to provide a helpful opinion. Your feelings may switch on you. You see the various aspects of a situation, and bend and adjust to others. This could make you appear fickle or two-sided, but it is really the sign of an open mind. You nurture others by staying in friendly communication. You need to relate to your mother as a friend and keep in regular contact.
*Moon in Cancer
The Moon rules Cancer... You may have a round, moonlike face with either a big smile or a somewhat crabby disposition. The Moon's position and phase at any time will have a profound affect on you. You are probably attracted to the sea. Your home environment is very important to you, and you like to make it cozy. You may be very touchy emotionally, and need to hide in your shell sometimes. You are a strong defender of family and tradition. Although your temperament is changeable, people will come to you readily for nurturing and care. You look to your mother for protection and nurturing.
*Moon in Leo
You have an emotional need to shine and be praised by others. You may express your feelings in a childlike manner - either playfully or dramatically. You have a natural affinity with children. You have a knack for organizing and leading. You nurture others by giving praise and encouraging them to be strong, bold and fearless. You view your mother as a regal, dramatic or prestigious person, and look for independence, warmth and strength in that relationship.
*Moon in Virgo
You tend to sort your emotions out logically, always perfecting and refining your responses. You strive for purity and healthfulness, practicality and hard work. You have great moral and spiritual strength and will help anyone in need. You nurture others by assessing their faults and helping to find solutions for them. You look to your mother to be a model of purity, morality, hard-work and practicality.
*Moon in Libra
You need a harmonious relationship with a loving partner to feel at peace emotionally. You may be constantly assessing your emotions, seeking just the right balance with others. You have a flare for beauty and art, and can express these in a meaningful way. You nurture others by treating them fairly and seeing their beautiful qualities. You may expect your mother to be a model of beauty, kindness, charm and fairness.
*Moon in Scorpio
Your emotional reactions are very powerful and commanding. You could be a dangerous opponent to anyone who crosses your path the wrong way. You are extremely loyal. You have a need to delve into and transform your feelings - either through your own self-searching or through outside channels. You are intuitively aware of the inner motives of others. You nurture others with your magnetism, intensity, loyalty and protectiveness. You need a strong emotional relationship with your mother, and look upon her as a fierce protector.
*Moon in Sagittarius
You achieve emotional fulfillment through learning and travel. You express your emotions with directness and honesty, and a sense of humor. You have an unending curiosity - a need to explore your world. You seek truth and meaning in emotional relationships. You may be fascinated with philosophy or religion. You nurture others with your knowledge and understanding of the world, and by encouraging their independence and educational goals. You look to your mother for wisdom and knowledge, and see her as an independent, adventurous soul.
*Moon in Capricorn
You seek propriety and dignity in all things - thus you may be one who does not readily express emotion.. You take emotional situations seriously, weighing the outcome of your words and actions. You prefer to be with people who are disciplined and correct. You are ambitious, practical and a good leader. You nurture others by acknowledging their achievements and encouraging them to persevere. Your look to your mother for discipline and order, and may see her as a person of high status.
*Moon in Aquarius
You have an emotional aloofness - a knack for objectivity regarding your own and others' feelings. You view emotional situations logically, scientifically. Your feelings may come up erratically. You prefer to channel your emotional energy into intellectual pursuits. You may also seek the company of friends for emotional fulfillment. You nurture others by appreciating their genius and accepting their eccentricities. You look to your mother for friendship and intellectual stimulation, and may feel that she is distant or aloof.
*Moon in Pisces
You merge easily with others emotionally. You have a great capacity to comfort and heal. You are able to give all of yourself for the sake of those around you. You may become confused about your own feelings - and need to spend time alone to meditate and heal. You nurture others by making sacrifices to fulfill their needs, or by helping them to find spirituality and transcendence. You look to your mother for spirituality and compassion.
*Moon in 1st House
You are a kind, mothering spirit who people readily come to for nurturing and care. Your emotions are right on the surface. The Moon's position and phase at any time will have an affect on your disposition. You may have a round, moonlike face with either a big smile or a somewhat discontented look, depending on your very changeable mood.
*Moon in 2nd House
You feel safe and secure as long as you are financially stable and have plenty of food / resources on hand. You are nurtured by your possessions. You may collect things that come from water or the sea. You are protective of your possessions and very sentimental.
*Moon in 3rd House
You are receptive to the feelings of others, and freely share your own emotions. You are a defender and protector of family and community. You like to shine in your community.
*Moon in 4th House
The Moon rules this house...You are deeply connected with the past, your mother or other caretaker, your family and your subconscious mind. You can get lost in memories. Your home is a safe haven - a refuge. You may be very moody, and strongly affected by lunar phases.
*Moon in 5th House
You are emotional and protective in recreational activities, childrearing and other creative pursuits. You nurture others by participating in fun or creative activities with them. You feel safe and nurtured among creative, fun-loving people and children.
*Moon in 6th House
You have the ability to nurture and mother yourself and others, particularly when it comes to health, diet and hygiene. You are very particular about foods, wanting only the best and most nutritious.
*Moon in 7th House
In close relationships you are warm, charming, nurturing and kind. You enjoy pampering and being pampered. You feel lost and alone without a love partner. You need to feel warmth and security from your mate. You may be extra protective and/or clingy.
*Moon in 8th House
You are emotional and protective in sexual relationships. You may tend to mother your partner. You are intense, loyal, and possibly very jealous. You need financial security to feel nurtured and safe.
*Moon in 9th House
You have an understanding and sympathy for other lands and cultures. You feel drawn to learn more about the world and understand it as a whole. You are protective toward animals.
*Moon in 10th House
You want to shine in your chosen profession, and be recognized and appreciated. You are emotionally involved with your work. You may take on a mothering role - providing a sense of security for your associates.
*Moon in 11th House
You are very protective of friends and groups you are associated with. You have an emotional need to contribute your nurturing qualities to society in some way. You have an interest in networking with others, new age ideas, and helping to create a world without prejudice.
*Moon in 12th House
You are extremely empathetic and sensitive emotionally. You may feel lost - overwhelmed by the drama of humanity all around you. You need to retreat periodically - disconnect from the world and allow yourself to be alone with your feelings.
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Sonic to visit Mario on Gamecube?
Posted by Edwin Soto Categories: Video Games,
In the latest issue of NOM Magazine, Yuji Naka, head of Sega developers - Sonic Team, sat down for an interview to deal out some goods about the next few games in development for Gamecube and DS. Also, the article hints about a future Mario and Sonic game in the works:
Sonic Team head, Yuji Naka, revealed two new Sonic the Hedgehog games for Nintendo in an exclusive interview with NOM in London at the end of last year.
"We are in development with a new GameCube Sonic game, which we hope to release before the end of 2005," Naka exclusively revealed to us. "Sonic Team is also currently making a Sonic game for the DS. We are taking our time to make sure the game makes good use of the DS's many new features." Double whammy!
We pressed for details and Naka revealed that the DS game will incorporate parts of the screen-rubbing Sonic tech-demo shown at E3 last year. Naka expects both titles to be playable at this year's E3 and, as always, we'll be there to see it all.
Pick up NOM UK next month for the full interview, where Yuji Naka reveals his secret conversations with Shigeru Miyamoto about getting Sonic and Mario to appear in a game together.
No, you are not dreaming.
Box.net Online Storage Contest Winners
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Another contest has come to a close, this one sees three people walk away with one year of free online storage courtesy of Box.net. The three winners are benplaut, bayyar, and TheMetsAreBad. You will now have 1 GB of online storage for a year. All the rest of us can get it on it for $2.99 per month.
Scientists Develop a Motorcycle That's Too Quiet
Posted by Hector Martinez Categories: Misc. Tech,
You just can't seem to please everyone. Make bikes too loud, and pedestrians complain about the noise. Make them fuel-cell powered and super-quiet and people say they're an accident hazard. The new prototype bike, developed by British manufacturers Intelligent Energy, are said to make about as much noise as a PC. In an even greater act of blasphemy, they are going to add a switch on the bike to allow artificially generated noise so that people will know when it's approaching. No, it's not April first yet.
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Okay, so what if you don't want people to know you still use that Elmo nightlight in your room. Now there's a cooler way to keep some light around when you're going to bed. It's an encased lightbulb that charges up during the day through solar power, then glows at night. Kinda pricey at $45, but still a great idea.
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Sony PSP Value Pack Giveaway Winners
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We received over 400 entries into our PrizeCube sponsored Sony PSP Value Pack Giveaway, which is the most we have had for any contest thus far! Unfortunately, only two people will actually be walking away with Sony PSP Value Packs from this contest. If your name is R. Franz or E. Barrett, you have already been in contact with me regarding your prizes. For all the rest of you, don't fret - you didn't really want one anyway, did you? Oh well, at least you can look at some images until launch.
Stow Your Bike In A Tree
Posted by Hector Martinez Categories: Misc. Tech,
Looks like thieves are going to have one thing less to steal. A tree-like device already used in Geneva, will stow your bike away from the reach of ne'er-do-wells and varmints. You simply attach your bike to a chain, swipe an electronic ID card, and the tree will lift your bike along the trunk to tuck it away, even protecting it from the rain. The tree takes mininal foot space, and the whole gig is solar powered. Awesome!
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Internet Explorer 7 Features Leaked
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Microsoft has made a point to stress that the next version of IE will primarily have just better security features. But aside from that, the biggest concern people seem to have is that IE needs to finally incorporate tabbed browsing. Ask Microsoft directly, and you'll get a big fat "no comment" in return. Insiders in the know are hinting that IE 7.0 will indeed be a tabbed browser. Other bits of information we're hearing: international domain name (IDN) support; transparent Portable Network Graphics (PNG) support, which will allow for the display of overlayed images; and new functionality that will simplify printing from inside IE 7.0. The new browser also will likely include a built-in news aggregator. Is it too late to woo back those who have switched over to Firefox?
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Sony PSP: A Look Inside The Box
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In a week, Sony will officially drop the Playstation Portable on all y'all in the United States. You probably have yours preordered if you have been salivating over the device since last years E3. If you haven't preordered, it is probably because you just aren't feeling it. Nonetheless, you may be wondering what exactly comes with the launch PSP Value Pack. IGN has put together a nice, organized list of everything you get in the box - including descriptions of each item.
(Thanks Gohan!)
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Google Opens Up Gmail
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While iSnoop has been working just fine for those needing a Gmail account, you can now grab one straight from the source. From the look of the page, Google has apparently invited a bunch of people to sign up for a Gmail account. If you go to the main Gmail page, there is no link provided that lets you sign up for the service. However, using the following link, you can sign up without having to get on any mailing list and requiring no invitation. No telling on how long this one will last, so get in quick.
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Data Sharing for Xbox 2/360 - The Return of Cartridges?
Posted by Edwin Soto Categories: Video Games,
Rumors continue to circle about what we can expect for the next generation Xbox. The latest culmination surrounds a new data technology never been used in video games before. It is a data sharing technology that would help the development of the 'backwards compatible' gaming with system. But that's not the only thing they have in mind; the technology would also incorporate gaming like never before.
Several sources are pointing to using this data sharing technology to help games retain their replay value by taking, for example, sequels, and linking them together to create a new gaming experience. An example of this would allow Halo 2 players to use their favorite Halo 1 weapons because they own the original. On the other side of the coin, you would be able to 'dual wield' weapons in Halo 1 because you can in Halo 2.
The possibilities seem endless with what developers would be able to do as far as imagination and creativity. Let's just hope that they use it to their advantage. Maybe a world where Sam Fisher visits one of Rayman's levels just because they're both Ubisoft? Well maybe not that far fetched but you get the point.
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Untangling the Syrian Refugee Crisis with Open Data
Refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and the internally displaced. For Syrians and journalists, these are the buzzwords of the moment, but I've been curious: are there data that can help to understand the issue better? Since I work in the department in the World Bank responsible for leading the Open Data Initiative, I thought I'd see whether there are open data resources that can help with that.
Each of the terms above describes a different way in which humans move, and all are difficult to measure. In Syria, as a result of the internal conflict, all are in evidence. Refugees need to move in order to preserve their lives or political freedom. Asylum seekers have applied for official refugee status, but haven't received it yet. International migrants move from one country to another - generally for economic opportunity, but also if they are refugees. The internally displaced are people who have fled their homes but still reside within the borders of their original country.


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Author Notes: Visit any eastern shore community throughout the summer and settle in for fantastic slow feast of steamed crabs, not much of a project to steam, but not for the squeamish.
Now this is festival food, but that is the closest that I'll ever get to a fair.
Freshly steamed crabs for dinner tonight! —ibbeachnana
Serves: 2-3
dozen live blue crabs
tablespoons tablespooons Phillips Seafood seasoning
ounces beer
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- Have ready a steam pot that has a basket insert, pour the beer and seafood seasoning into the pot, cover and bring to a boil. Place the crabs into the basket insert and drop into the boiling liquid and steam for 20-25 minutes or until the crab shells turn red.
- Cover the table with brown paper and set out crab cracking tools and anything else you have in mind to go with the crabs other than ice cold beer, steamed shrimp, grilled or steamed corn, lemon wedges and lots of dampened bar towels (big bag at Sam's or Costco). Everyone likes something a little different to dunk some of the crab in, but just enjoy the crab.
- When crabs are done you can serve them on a huge platter or on a covered picnic table just pour the crabs on the paper. Sprinkle with more seafood seasoning. Now this is festival food, but that is the closest that I'll ever get to a fair
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Fair Food
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Swans' Taylor to miss rest of the season
Swansea defender Neil Taylor will miss the rest of the season with a broken ankle.
The 23-year-old full-back suffered the injury in the 20th minute of Saturday`s draw with Sunderland, and was immediately taken to hospital. The Wales international has since had surgery and it has been confirmed that he has broken and dislocated his ankle in three places.
"The surgeons worked hard on Neil's injury and did a very good job," said Swansea's head physio Kate Rees on the club's official website. "He is comfortable and the surgeons are happy with the operation. While he should make a full recovery, the extent of the injury means Neil is likely to miss the rest of the season."
Roberts, who joined the Swans from Wrexham last summer, had appeared in all three of the club's Premier League games this season, having enjoyed a successful debut season in the top flight.
After Taylor's injury, City twice had to come from behind to earn a point - a result that ended their winning start to the season - against the Black Cats. For manager Michael Laudrup, though, the guts and determination shown by his players suggests a positive season is ahead.
"We have played four games, if you include the Capital One Cup, but this was the most important match for me as manager," he said.
"I saw so many great things, so much character in the team."
Laudrup also hailed the performance of 19-year-old Ben Davies, who replaced Taylor at left-back and is now in line for a run in the team.
Midfielder Ki Sung-yueng made his Premier League debut as a substitute, and Laudrup believes that shows the strength of his squad.
"If we look at Ben, he is a young guy and he did a great job in a really difficult moment, and when we were down to 10 men Ki came in and kept the ball for us with Jonathan (De Guzman) and Leon (Britton) and I thought that was really good," concluded Laudrup.


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Shatner: That's happened on occasion, yeah. But I don't know what you're talking about. As far as I'm concerned, I have a smooth, mellifluous delivery that's kind of a monotone.GameSpy: Now, Star Trek: Legacy not only features you as Kirk, but the other four actors who've played Captains on Trek shows do their character's voices as well. Did you do your sessions on your own, or with any of the other actors?
Shatner: No, I was on my own. But we've met. When Patrick Stewart lived in Los Angeles, my wife and I used to spend time with him and his wife.GameSpy: When it was announced that you were doing these games, did you get calls from Leonard Nimoy or anyone else from Star Trek asking if they could be in the games, too?
Shatner: All the time. They assailed me. George Takei called me three times, asking if I could get him in the games. And I said, "George, I'll try," and I never made that call. But they didn't want Nimoy. The only person who wants Nimoy is his wife, and she's been having doubts.
GameSpy: Has anyone ever approached you about doing a T.J. Hooker game?
Shatner: There was a T.J. Hooker pinball game. I've got one, but it's in storage.GameSpy: Is there anyone in your life who's going to be a lot more impressed that you're in a video game than with anything else you've done?
Shatner: My grandson. But then nothing much impresses him.GameSpy: There's been a lot of talk about a new Star Trek movie. What can you tell us about it?
Shatner: My understanding is that Spock metamorphasises into Kirk. That's what I understand.GameSpy: Did you ever think, when you were doing the original show, that you'd still be talking Trek forty years later? Because you've probably done things in your career and known right away they wouldn't last, just as you've probably done things that you thought were pretty cool.
Shatner: And you know what happens? It's always exactly the opposite. You do something and think, "This is going to last, this is huge," and nothing happens, and you do something else you think is nothing, and it ends up taking off. No one ever knows. No one ever does.


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Is there no way of getting it out with out lowering the engine? That's not something I would want to start doing!
Cheers BOF, belt ordered for tomorrow and an alternator too. How difficult is an alternator and belt change on your drive? Is it an easy job or does half the engine have to come out to get access to it?
Sorry the car has been used everyday since I changed the alternator in August 2013, and it was changed because the one that was on it was original and gave up. And the problem only started yesterday.
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MondeoNeil posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHi everyone, After some help please. We replaced our altenator on our 2004 Ford Mondeo 2.0 TDCI, and yesterday we had another problem... The battery light came on and the readings on the trip computer and mileage reading cahnged to dashes like this - - - - I stopped the car and turned it off for a few mins. When I turned it back over there was a screech noise as it started up and the digital displays were OK and the battery light went off. I then made it about another 800 meters and the battery light came back on. I decided to return home and stopped the engine again. Left it for 20 mins came back turned it over and again another screech when it turned over and the light went out. I have left it over night, went to get in it this morning and it wouldn't unlock by the key fob. Got in put the key in the ignition and NOTHING, not one light, not anything. Not even interior light will come on it is completely DEAD! I am a bit worried that this may be something more than an alternator issue as obviously something has either drained the battery completely overnight or there is a further issue. Any ideas, or help greatly appreciated!!!
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MondeoNeil replied to MondeoNeil's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubGeorge is right!! Get the leak off test done!! The problem was the 4th injector was FUBAR'd!! Replaced and everything runs like clockwork now! The code kept coming back as the Fuel inlet metering valve even after changing it. So the code does not always mean that is what is wrong! Steesh, a local garage charged me £30 for the leak off test! But getting the injector changed getting them recoded, the EGR cleaned out, a new fuel filter (as it had a cheapy one in there so changed for a BOSCH one) and labour cost me £440!!! Plus the £189 for replacing the metering valve for no fookin reason Still problem noe solved and its a dream to drive now!!!
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MondeoNeil replied to MondeoNeil's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubThanks guys, a mate had a code reader, looks like the Fuel Pump Inlet Metering Valve has caused the fault. WIll replace that and see what happens. And gonna get a blanking plate for the EGR as have read a lot about the EGR causing problems. WIll keep you guys informed if changing the valve solves the problem :-)
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MondeoNeil replied to MondeoNeil's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubPrivate sale, sold as seen! Also there was no knocking for the 200 mile trip home! Would they just go that quick?
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MondeoNeil posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHi everyone. I have just bought a 54 plate Mondeo 2litre diesel. Drove it the 200 mile trip home from Northampton with no problems whatsoever. Next morning we drove about a mile then when we accelerated it made a slight judder and the glowplug light started flashing. The turbo then did not cut in so acceleration was slow. However if I stop, turn the engine off, then restart it the light goes out and all is fine. That is until we get to over 2k revs then it happens again. Any ideas as to what would be causing it? It is also starting to sound a little rough (a ticking noise like badly adjusted tappets). Thanks in advance.
MondeoNeil posted a topic in New Member IntroductionsJust dropped in to say Hi. My name is Neil and we Just purchased our first Mondeo 2004 on a 54 plate 2 litre diesel. Has developed a problem the day after buying it (!Removed! typical). WIll post it in the relevant section if anyone with good knowledge of Mondeo diesel engines could help. Cheers
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VIDEO: Fisher discusses the Knicks' roster
Jordan explains Higgins' exit | Beasley as Heat's cavalry? | Jackson, Fisher huddle with 'Melo | Cavaliers closing in on coach
No. 1: Jordan explains Higgins' exit — For years, a lot of casual observers of the Charlotte NBA team (once Bobcats, now Hornets) figured Rod Higgins held his job as president of basketball operations largely because he was a longtime pal of owner/legend Michael Jordan. But in addressing the reason behind Higgins' abrupt deision to resign – Jordan shifted more responsibilities to general manager Rich Cho – the GOAT made it clear why he valued having Higgins around too. Here's a peek at veteran scribe Rick Bonnell's Jordan exclusive in the Charlotte Observer:
"Rod's strong points are working with the coaches and the trainers, traveling with the team," Jordan said. "He was my buffer zone with the coaches. I didn't want to overwhelm them with ideas, so I'd work with Rod on that."
Jordan said he wants Cho, with a background as an attorney, dealing more with budgets and managing the salary cap.
"One of (Higgins') strong points is not negotiating, leveraging teams," Jordan said. "Sometimes when teams would call (proposing trades), they'd bypass Rod to get to Rich."
Higgins, with the franchise since 2007, teamed with Cho the last three years. Jordan said that arrangement led to some "confusion over who reported to whom. It created a contentious environment where I had to step in."
That's when Jordan proposed these shifts in responsibilities, which Higgins considered a demotion. At that point, Jordan said he asked Higgins if they could wait until after the draft to make a change.
"He chose to leave now," Jordan said.
Higgins, 54, has been a friend and colleague of Jordan's for roughly 30 years. They played together with the Chicago Bulls in the mid-1980s. Jordan later hired Higgins to help him run the Washington Wizards' basketball operation. Jordan said that made Friday's parting extra difficult.
"I had to make a decision about a brother," Jordan said. "I hope he gets a soft landing and finds (the job) he wants."
No. 2: Beasley as Heat's cavalry? — Before the 2014 Finals began, the suggestion that Miami might find itself in need of help from erratic forward Michael Beasley would have been seen as an implicit admission that the Heat were headed for trouble against the San Antonio Spurs. Well, they are in trouble, down 3-1 and facing elimination in Game 5 Sunday in San Antonio. And more than a few critics have wondered if Miami coach Erik Spoelstra might look to Beasley as an X factor and counter to Kawhi Leonard's offensive impact for the Spurs. Our man Jeff Caplan didn't necessarily see much of a role for Beasley in the series when they chatted prior to Game 1, but now can offer a look at the maddeningly talented but scatter-careered forward:
Beasley has yet to be active in The Finals and has been inactive in 10 of Miami's 19 playoff games. He's played a total of seven minutes in three games. During the regular season, he appeared in a career-low 55 games and averaged career-lows in points (7.9), rebounds (3.1) and minutes (15.1).
Yet, Beasley said: "Honestly, this season has flown by faster than any other I've been in. I don't know why, I don't know how. I guess time really does fly when you're having fun."
The Heat had no fun in Games 3 and 4 in Miami and now head back to San Antonio for Sunday's Game 5 in the unenviable position of trailing 3-1. After Game 4, Spoelstra was asked if Beasley could be an option in Game 5 to provide some much-needed scoring punch. While his playing time was sporadic, Beasley did record a career-high shooting percentage of 49.9 percent and 38.9 percent from beyond the arc, a better mark than only his rookie season.
Spoelstra didn't give a direct answer, and in an indication as to how Beasley is still perceived, the questioner was roasted on Twitter by fans and also media covering The Finals for having even broached the subject.
"I shouldn't say no. I do, but I'm not going to stress over it," Beasley said when asked if he cares more now how others view him. "People who know me, my family, my kids, my closest friends, they know me. I'm not trying to get everybody to know that I'm a good guy, a great guy or whatever. At this point I'm just focused on playing basketball."
No. 3: Jackson, Fisher huddle with 'Melo — We can assume that, if numbers came up when basketball boss Phil Jackson, new head coach Derek Fisher and GM Steve Mills of the New York Knicks met with Carmelo Anthony and agent Leon Rose Friday in Los Angeles, the Knicks contingent detailed the pay cuts Anthony would be facing were he to leave New York as a free agent this summer. How big would those cuts be? The difference between a nine-figure deal with N.Y. vs. an eight-figure packages from outside suitors, the latest allegedly the Miami Heat in a refurbished Big 4 vision. Knicks beat writer Al Iannazzone laid out some of the basics for Newsday:
Phil Jackson led a contingent of Knicks officials into a meeting with Carmelo Anthony on Friday in Los Angeles, according to a league source, and presented their plan for turning the team into a contender.
The current blueprint includes Anthony, but he has the ability to opt out of his contract by June 23 and become a free agent. All indications are that Anthony will do that.
Jackson has said he hopes Anthony will "opt in" and wait until 2015 to become a free agent. But a league source said Anthony hasn't changed his mind after saying all season that he would become a free agent this summer.
If Anthony were to opt in, it would give the Knicks more flexibility next summer, and perhaps in 2016, to sign multiple stars. The 2015 free-agent class could include LeBron James, Rajon Rondo, Kevin Love, LaMarcus Aldridge, Chris Bosh and Marc Gasol. Kevin Durant is the big potential prize in 2016.
Jackson was accompanied by general manager Steve Mills and new coach Derek Fisher during the sit-down with Anthony and his agent, Leon Rose. It was the first time Anthony met with Fisher since he became coach.
The Knicks can pay Anthony more than any other team in free agency. A maximum deal from them would be five years and roughly $129 million. But Jackson also has said that if Anthony re-signs, he hopes he will take less to give the Knicks more room for other moves.
No. 4: Cavaliers closing in on coach — Holders of the Draft's No. 1 pick, dreamers when it comes to LeBron James' possible return as a free agent, the Cleveland Cavaliers are said to be getting closer to assigning value to at lease one of their multiple variables: their vacant head coaching position. Longtime Cavs beat writer Bob Finnan wrote about the narrowing field of candidates: Alvin Gentry and Tyronn Lue, both assistants on Doc Rivers' staff with the Los Angeles Clippers, and former Maccabi Tel Aviv coach David Blatt:
Clippers assistant coaches Alvin Gentry and Tyronn Lue and former Maccabi Tel Aviv coach David Blatt.
Gentry and Lue met with Cavs majority owner Dan Gilbert on June 13. It was their second interview with the Cavs.
Blatt reportedly will meet with the Cavs next week. He previously spoke to Cavs General Manager David Griffin about the position left vacant by the firing of Mike Brown on May 12. Blatt told Israel reporter David Pick that he interviewed for the Cavs' head-coaching job via the phone.
The 55-year-old Blatt announced during a news conference in Israel on June 12 that he was leaving his position as head coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv. It is believed that he would be joining an NBA team. If he doesn't get the Cavs' job, he could join Golden State coach Steve Kerr's coaching staff as his lead assistant.
However, he's very much in the mix in Cleveland for the head-coaching position.
Griffin has been doing some background checks on Blatt, and Pick reported that he has spoken to former Cavs' draft pick Milan Macvan, who played for Blatt in Maccabi. Macvan, a Serbian power forward, was a second-round pick of the Cavs in 2011.
There was a report that Blatt wouldn't come to the NBA unless he got a head-coaching job. He said on June 12 that wasn't true.
If those are the three finalists, two of them — the 37-year-old Lue, and Blatt — have never been head coaches in the NBA. The third, 59-year-old Gentry, is considered by some as a coaching retread who has a below-.500 record in 12 years as a head coach. All three coaches are known as offensive-minded, who would take advantage of the Cavs' personnel.
SOME RANDOM HEADLINES: Miami's Ray Allen has at least one of these three R's in his future: Return, relocation or retirement? … Celtics assistant Ron Adams might wind up on Steve Kerr's staff in Golden State, and Julius Randle refutes the claim that his right foot needs surgery. … Tim Duncan has until June 24 to opt in for next season. He, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and Gregg Popovich all have contracts that run through 2014-15, should they choose to give it one more season. … One more inspiring scrap-heap-to-Finals-star Boris Diaw story. … Can Dante Exum vault into the Top 3 and rock the 2014 Draft? … Sid Lowe goes to the Timberwolves for a third (or is it fourth?) go-around, with Sam Mitchell invoking "country club" privileges next. … Larry Bird tries to help disappointed Pacers fans buck up … We're not clear as to which trio should feel more disrespected by this, the Heat's Big 3 or the classic comedic geniuses.


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The Knicks are supposed to win games like this and win them by a large margin. Today did not disappoint. Lets face it, if they did lose this game Knicks nation would be in a complete panic and endless talk of how the first 8 games were a fluke would ensue. Some thoughts on today's game:
- The 2nd half almost seemed as if the Knicks were toying with the Pistons. At least 3 times Detroit would come to within 8-10 points and then the Knicks would go on a big run.
- Carmelo was unstoppable today. When he's scoring from inside and out as well as passing when he's double-teamed there isn't much you can do.
- Welcome back Steve Novak, we missed you.
- Camby looked a lot more mobile today. Hopefully this means he's getting into game shape. We need another rebounder out there.
- Can someone start a movement to ban Rasheed Wallace from taking shots more than 12 feet from the basket?
- Jason Kidd is more important than people realize. In the 2nd quarter Detroit made a run and almost came back to tie the Knicks. Kidd enters and suddenly the Knicks are up by 20. This is not the first time something like this has happened.
- The Knicks were real solid from the line tonight, something that was a weakness up until today.
- Detroits three highest paid players come off the bench. I'm going to go out on a limb and say if half of your salary is spend on 3 players who barely produce you're not making the playoffs.
- Remember when Detroit wanted to build the roster around Stuckey?
- It hasn't been confirmed yet but I believe Charlie Villanueva got a stat other than a DNP-CD today.


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by Paula M. Riley
When William Brennan started teaching social studies at Our Mother of Consolation Parish School, President Nixon was in the White House. Four decades and seven presidents later, Brennan is retiring from teaching U.S. history and current events to OMC's seventh and eighth graders.
Brennan's admits that his favorite period in history is the Civil War, but said he finds interesting aspects about each era, and he believes it is important to teach them all.
"I have always felt it was important to give students a strong foundation in American History before they go to high school," Brennan said.
One of the ways he did this was by introducing fun activities in his classroom. The La Salle University graduate didn't want the children to simply learn the history – he wanted them to appreciate how those in the country and the country as a whole dealt with struggles and difficulties.
While studying immigration, students created an "Immigration Board." Students first researched U.S. policies and then created their own immigration policies. Individuals applying to get into the country came in front of the board and these new policies were the basis on which access was granted or denied.
In one assignment, students memorized a historical speech and delivered it in costume. During Civil War studies, Brennan's students created a newspaper. By writing articles on battles, creating advertisements, and writing personal interest stories, the children learned about the war as well as the cost of goods, the war's impact on inflation and the personal experiences of the citizens.
Brennan taught about the past as well as the present.
"For 40 years, Mr. Brennan has been devoted to the idea that every student needs to understand both the past and the present," said Bruce Hagy, principal of OMC's parish school. " His social studies lessons not only spanned the breadth of past human events but examined the daily events of today's world. Student interaction, discussion, and Socratic questioning are staples of his pedagogy."
Most years, students created a "Current Events Notebook." Each week they choose an article on a current event to discuss with the class on Friday and add it to the book where they summarize the article and give their opinion.
"I tried to stress the importance of understanding civic affairs and the role they (the students) play," Brennan explained.
These lessons in civics did not go unnoticed. Marianne and Tim Dwyer sent all of their seven children to OMC's parish school.
"In addition to teaching strong studying habits, Mr. Brennan kept our children interested in current events,' Marianne Dwyer said. "Today as adults, they maintain that interest in what is going on in the U.S. and around the world."
In his 40 years, Brennan has seen many changes.
"In the early year of teaching, it was mostly lecture presentation, but today teaching is more project orientated," he said. "Today there is an insistence that it's student-oriented – projects and group learning."
He said the focus has gone from having to know information (memorizing) to having to know how to find the information.
"It's now about being able to take the knowledge, apply it to a new situation, analyze and synthesize it," he added.
Brennan serves as the one eighth-grade homeroom teacher, thus his classroom is the last stop before OMC students move into a variety of area high schools.
"Over the years, each student – over a thousand in number – has been given an extraordinary graduation gift – a more highly-refined compass to direct their personal and professional decisions and the practical knowledge to perfect our society and world," Hagy said. "There is no evidence – in the 150-year history of Our Mother of Consolation Parish School – that any other teacher has this record of distinguished, uninterrupted commitment to our school. Mr. Brennan's 7,200 days as a teacher, marked by virtually no absences, still is not the key consideration in regards to his tenure."
Brennan said his retirement years will be spent traveling, taking online courses and exploring his passion – topography – and that he will miss interaction with the children the most.
"Teachers not only share knowledge but you certainly learn every day in the classroom from your students," he added. "I will miss that."
The Rev. Bob Bazzoli, OMC's pastor, reflected on Brennan's tenure and contributions.
"Mr. Brennan has touched the lives of thousands of our students and our parishioners," Bazzoli said. "He has not only provided his students with an excellent academic foundation for some of the most challenging high schools in the area, but he has also – perhaps more importantly – taught our students to center their lives in Christ."
Bazzoli quoted St. Francis de Sales in discussing Brennan.
"De Sales once said, 'Those who go stay and those who stay go,'" Bazzoli said. "A part of Mr. Brennan will truly be in our school for years to come, for he has touched our lives profoundly, and we know that as he leaves, he will take a part of us with him."


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Readies Own Album for Release in 2015NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 2014 — (PRNewswire) —
NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The Golden Hippie (aka Marissa Jack) makes a grand entrance onto the world stage this week with her feature on "Art Official Cage," the lead track on Prince's album, Art Official Age, out this week. (The artist also toured with Prince in May of this year on his Hit and Run tour.) She is signed to Hundred Handed records, a boutique label home to Coheed and Cambria and Stars In Stereo.
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"Great singers are hard to come by," says label owner Jordan McGraw. "Great artists, even harder. The Golden Hippie is a talent that stands above either of those ideas. She is a movement! One that Hundred Handed had to be part of after the first note we heard from her. I have every confidence that she will prove to be one of the most iconic figures in music and beyond."
Label president David Bason added "We'll be hearing a lot about The Golden Hippie in months to come. We're setting up the record now and the initial reactions have been overwhelmingly encouraging."
The online chatter about The Golden Hippie started with the release of her song "Smoke Signals" which started a fire with a flurry of online buzz. Her debut album is slated for release in 2015, and she's just released her next track "Human Animal" which you can check out here:
"I'm very excited for everyone to hear my first album," The Golden Hippie said. "After being spun on the industry wheel, I had to shut opinions out and create a sound that was lyrically and musically honest. The Golden Hippie Movement is about creating something that you are proud of, sharing it, and allowing it to live free. The movement is about the collective, not just myself; we are all golden. "
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For liquor sales in Lewisville, the third time could be the charm.
Two previous tries to allow all alcohol sales in the city failed in the 1970s. Voters passed a measure on beer and wine sales for off-site consumption in 2005, but without any mention of hard liquor.
Now, liquor sales are set to go before Lewisville voters once again in November, backed by a nationwide retailer looking to set up shop in the city. And it comes at a time when some North Texas voters have become more accepting of alcohol sales.
"If you look at the history at large, we've been moving this direction," Lewisville City council member Neil Ferguson said. "And I'm surprised an initiative hasn't been successful prior to this."
The Lewisville City Council will, barring unforeseen circumstances, call for a Nov. 5 election on packaged liquor sales during its meeting Monday, said city secretary Julie Heinze. But it isn't the council's doing, nor do members have much choice in Texas.
Instead, local alcohol laws are changed mostly by option election. Supporters of a proposed change must gather signatures from 35 percent of the district's voters from the last gubernatorial election.
In Lewisville, that effort launched June 13, funded by alcohol retailer Total Wine & More. The Potomac, Md.-based company also partially backed a successful campaign to bring packaged liquor sales to Plano in May.
Edward Cooper, Total Wine & More's vice president for public affairs, said the company plans to open two stores in Plano. The retailer already has locations in Dallas and Fort Worth and now has its sights set on Lewisville.
Total Wine will occasionally work on campaigns to change liquor laws, Cooper said, in "areas that we think hold great promise for us."
Outside contractors did the actual petitioning, led by Tim Reeves with The Eppstein Group, a Texas-based advertising and elections firm. Reeves said the firm has handled "hundreds" of alcohol-related initiatives across the state.
Total Wine, however, wanted to get the Lewisville issue on the November ballot, Reeves said, leaving until July 19 to collect 4,422 signatures instead of the usual 60 days. Petitioners made the deadline, and city staff verified they had 4,542 valid signatures from Lewisville voters in late July.
While some signatures in Lewisville were collected in front of stores, Reeves said most were done door-to-door.
"We have a voter file, and we'll go to a voter's household," Reeves said.
Although Total Wine took an abbreviated route in Lewisville, two changes in state laws have made it easier for alcohol issues to make local ballots in the last 10 years, according to Carolyn Beck, spokeswoman for the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Prior to September 2003, petitioners had 30 days to gather signatures from 35 percent of registered voters in a district.
The impact of the change shows in the number of dry counties in Texas. From 1990 to 2003, the number fell from 57 to 52. Now there are just 13, after six made the switch in May.
"Consistently, each year we have fewer counties that are completely dry," Beck said.
These alcohol-related ballot initiatives have seen a higher passage rate in Texas the last two years, according to the TABC. Voters passed 92 percent of ballot issues in the 2012-13 fiscal year including in Plano, Aubrey and Sanger. A year earlier, 96 percent passed.
But in the 2009-10 fiscal year, voters approved just 59 percent of alcohol ballot issues statewide.
"Now that we've had two years in a row have that high of a success rate, it could be a trend," Beck said. "But right now it's too soon to tell."
For now, the Lewisville liquor initiative has gone mostly unnoticed. James Kunke, the city's community relations director, said most residents calling in have only just heard about it and want to know more.
Right now, most Lewisville residents buy liquor at stores in Highland Village and The Colony, just outside the city, Kunke said. After the 2005 beer and wine approval, he said, there wasn't much change in the Lewisville retail landscape — mostly just convenience and grocery stores added alcohol to their shelves.
Ferguson said he'd just as soon keep people closer to home, decreasing the risk of them opening the bottle too soon.
"Whether we have liquor stores or not, you're not going to change the buying habits of people who want to purchase this product," Ferguson said.
Opinions were sharper during the 2005 election, Kunke said. Supporters said it would increase sales tax revenue, while opponents said costs would increase from additional drunken driving enforcement.
"The extreme examples on both sides proved to be outside of what actually happened," Kunke said. "If that's an indicator, you wouldn't expect to see a major change in numbers after this election either way."
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Wearing the BlueAnt Embrace is a pleasure. Well, it is in as much as any headphones are. The ear pads cover your ear, but don't surround them, for us, this meant our ears stayed cool, and we liked that.
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There are headphones and then there are just headphones. BlueAnt has set out to show how headphones should be done, and as far as I'm concerned, they have really succeeded with the Embrace Stereo headphones.
Now this has to be, in our opinion, one of the most effective packaging schemes that we had in terms of headphones. The product itself is presented in a simple yet elegant hard cardboard overlaying package that has product images of the EMBRACE in both front and back covers.
BlueAnt has been making Bluetooth headsets for years and now is trying out the wired stereo headphone market. The Embrace is an excellent headset built with comfort and quality in mind.
The Embrace headphones move away from BlueAnt's bluetooth wireless line, and focus on comfort and sound quality.
My ears and head appreciate being coddled like this. The sound mimics the Embrace's look and feel: it's smart and sophisticated. The on-ear design does a fair job blocking external noise.
BlueAnt's recently introduced the Embrace headphones, and they've graciously sent a pair for the Gadgeteer to review this week. These are BlueAnt's first non-Bluetooth headphones, using a standard 1/8? connector, and designed with a focus on sound quality and comfort.
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BlueAnt is one of my favorite Bluetooth headset manufacturer, and when I heard BlueAnt introduced a brand new pair of headphones I was really pumped to give them a try. BlueAnt's Embrace headphones aren't Bluetooth enables, nor are they wireless.
BlueAnt has launched their first Wired Stereo Headphones and it is the stylish EMBRACE. The EMBRACE will compete in the same segment as the Bowers & Wilkins P5, V-MODA Cross-fade LP, and Beats by Dr. Dre.
The BlueAnt Embrace headphones are comfortable, sturdy headphones that fold for compact storage in an included carrying case. They feature a detachable cord with microphone and navigation controls for cell phone use, and deliver very good, natural sound.
Is there room for yet another pair of headphones in the mix, let alone from a company that is known for its Bluetooth devices rather than wired-audio? That's the question faced by BlueAnt with the release of their EMBRACE wired on-ear headphones. How do they hold up in an already crowded market? Read on to find out
BlueAnt Stereo Headphones Hands On: We managed to get some time with the headphones, testing them against the noise of the entire showroom floor at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and we walked away both surprised, and pleased.
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I would definitely pick up a pair of these headphones. They're comfortable to wear, they do an excellent job of noise control and the sound quality is excellent.


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PORTLAND — TD Bank officials would not reveal details Friday about a mailing error in which some customers in New Hampshire and Vermont got other people's financial information with their own bank statements.
The bank said it was unclear whether any customers in Maine were affected, either by receiving other people's information or having their own information sent to other customers.
The bank acknowledged that an unspecified number of customers in New Hampshire and Vermont received mailed bank statements printed by a third-party vendor that had other customers' information on them. But the bank, one of the nation's 10 largest banks, would not reveal the full extent of the problem.
A TD Bank spokeswoman, Kate Toy, said Friday afternoon that she had no information on whether the problem extended to Maine customers.
"I can't share the name of the vendor. I can't provide any additional information on the location or number of impacted customers," Toy said via email. "We are contacting all customers who are impacted by this incident and will offer two years of credit monitoring services at no charge. At the same time we are working with our vendor to make enhancements to ensure this does not happen in the future."
TD Bank said the error is not considered a security breach or fraud. Under Maine law, companies are required to disclose information about data breaches or losses, although no formal timetable governs how or when companies must notify customers. Last year, as many as 267,000 TD Bank customers were affected by the loss of two data backup tapes that contained personal information such as Social Security numbers and driver's license numbers. That data loss affected 34,907 residents in Maine. The company took six months to alert the attorneys general in the affected states.
The data loss affected customers in at least six states, and included names, addresses, dates of birth and account numbers. Customers in Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland and California were affected.
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Feb. 2, 2008
BOWDOIN, Maine - MIT primed itself for the postseason with another dominating team effort in a five-way meet hosted by Bowdoin College. Tufts scored 107 points to lead the race for second, although the Engineers amassed 240 points to cap the dual portion of their slate with a perfect 6-0 record.
Sophomore sensation Stephen Morton scored 40 points to pace MIT's attack. Morton authored four first-place finishes and provisionally qualified for the NCAA Division III Championships with a winning leap of 46'0.75" in the triple jump. Morton also won the long jump with a season-best distance of 22'8.5" while he dominated the sprint events in typical fashion to cap another impressive day.
MIT athletes littered the top of the results, taking 1-2 finishes in four events while winning both relays. In the 200-meter dash, Anthony Teixeira split a season-best 23.18 to finish just back of Morton while the Engineers shined in the middle distance and distance events.
John Granata led from the gun en route to a new MIT freshman record in the 600m, finishing with a time 1:23.63 to out-last teammate Bill Phipps. In the 3000m, MIT swept the top three places. Yermie Cohen earned the win in 8:43.73 after battling senior Brian Jacokes (8:45.95), who set a big personal best. The Cardinal and Gray also enjoyed a 1-2 finish in the 5k as Hemagiri Arumugam and Gihan Amarasiriwardena also ran personal bests.
MIT was impressive in its sweep of the relays. Granata carried over momentum from his victory in the 600m to lead a come-from-behind win in the 4x400 as he split 50.5 to anchor the winning performance of 3:25.56. In the 4x800, the Engineers were never threatened and despite a modest run of 8:02.93, MIT hopes it accomplished the goal of landing a spot in the fast section at the New England Championships.
Omari Stephens returned to the track for the first time in three weeks and made his season-debut in the 55-meter hurdles with a personal-best 7.94 en route to the win. Greg Tao picked up 10 points with a win in the pole vault (14'2.75") while Matt Bieniosek finished first in the 800m (1:57.84).


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The musings of an ordinary sort of God-bothering curate and educator from Yorkshire, God's own country. Sometimes I think I am in a parallel universe as I ponder why some Christians seem so wilfully theologically illiterate.
"My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together." "When I hear people say politics and religion don't mix, I wonder what Bible they are reading." (Archbishop Desmond Tutu)
"And what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, and to love kindness and mercy, and to humble yourself and walk humbly with your God?" Micah 6.8
"Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable--if anything is excellent or praiseworthy--think about such things." Philippians 4.19
"Work out your salvation with fear and trembling." Philippians 2.12
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Author Notes: Start an elegant menu with a tray of cherry tomatoes, cucumber slices, assorted olives and those toasts as hors d'oeuvres or accompany them with a Greek style salad as a first course. Pour a California Chardonnay and your party will get the perfect beginning.
The Mustard-Chive butter is also delicious over baked fish or roasted vegetables. Some times I use cream or goat cheese instead of butter and horseradish instead of mustard, or mix in just a little of finely minced smoked salmon.
A loaf of Italian bread works perfectly too.
Food52 Review: WHO: Kukla is a classical pianist living in West Hollywood.
WHAT: A tasteful upgrade to a classic party hors d'oeuvre.
HOW: Simply mix up your compound butter, spread it on toast, and layer on the salmon.
WHY WE LOVE IT: Kukla's use of herbs, mustard, and lemon make for a perfectly-balanced compound butter. We love this preparation -- who wouldn't? -- but we also see this butter on top of a white fish, vegetables, or just about anything that needs its rich, herby tang. Since there are so few ingredients, make sure to use the best of each. Party time! —Food52
Serves: makes 20:
10 ounces of the best quality smoked salmon in medium-thin slices (Norwegian or Wild Alaskan)
2 sticks unsalted butter, room temperature
1 tablespoon lemon zest
3 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1/2 cup finely chopped chives or green onions
1 tablespoon fresh dill, finely chopped
1 1/2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 thin, long French baguette, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Place bread slices on baking sheet. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, until golden and crispy. Let cool.
- Mix butter, lemon juice and zest, chives, mustard, dill, salt and pepper in a bowl until well blended. Cover and refrigerate. Bring to room temperature before using.
- Spread a thick layer of the mustard- chive butter and place a slice of smoked salmon on top of each toast. Place on a platter or serving tray and serve.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The national-champion Yale lightweights will depart Tuesday for Henley-on-Thames, England, to race in the Henley Royal Regatta from June 29-July 3. The Bulldogs earned their trip by winning the IRA national championship two weeks ago in Camden, N.J., edging then-undefeated and top-ranked Harvard by a mere .022 seconds and extending the careers of the four seniors in the varsity eight.
Yale has not sponsored a lightweight trip to Henley, a traditional destination for championship Yale crews, since 2005, the last time that the Bulldogs won the IRA title, although several fours comprised of Yale lightweights have chosen to make the trip on their own in the last six years. Henley offers a unique experience for the lightweights for several reasons, the most obvious being the traditional racing format. Rather than offering six-lane heats and finals, Henley features five-days of consecutive dual races, with one loss resulting in elimination. Additionally, Henley does not contain lightweight events, and Yale will face crews outweighing them by as much as 40 pounds per rower.
The eight will compete in the Temple Challenge, an event in which the Bulldogs have had considerable success during their last several trips to Henley. In 2000, Yale defeated Oxford Brookes University in the final, becoming the first lightweight crew to win the event, and, in 2005, the Bulldogs reached the final before falling to Trinity.
The Temple Challenge Cup, restricted to eights comprised entirely of students, features 64 entries this year, including crews from five different countries. The Yale lightweights are one of six American crews entered in the event and will be joined by heavyweight varsities from Florida Tech, Hobart and Virginia as well as heavyweight freshman crews from Cal and Harvard in representing the United States. With only 32 spots in the main draw for the Temple Challenge Cup, the majority of entered crews will be forced to qualify in a time trial held on Friday, June 24, while several crews, including Yale, have been "pre-qualified" by the regatta stewards, allowing them to bypass the qualifying round.
In addition to the lightweights, two other boats at Henley will have a predominantly Yale feel. A group of Yale lightweight alumni, rowing as Four Score and Four Rowing Club, will race in the Thames Challenge Cup for club eights and will look to improve upon its 2009 run to the quarterfinals. Additionally, the Oratory Cardinals Rowing Club entry in the Britannia Challenge Cup for club coxed fours contains four Yale alums.
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Varsity Eight
C: Emma McBurney (Jr., London, United Kingdom); S: Andrew Hakanson (Sr., Newtown Square, Pa.); 7: Colin Corcoran (Sr., Lansdale, Pa.); 6: David Walker (Jr., Greenwich, Conn.); 5: Thomas Swartz (So., Chevy Chase, Md.); 4: William Zeng (Sr., Great Falls, Va.); 3: Greg Hausheer (Jr., Maitland, Fla.); 2: Brendan Harrington (So., Garden City, N.Y.); B: Trey Chandler (Sr., Burlington, N.C.)
Michael Buttrick (Sr., Zurich, Switzerland); Chad Bailey (Jr., Folsom, Cal.)
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