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It is premature to panic over Mike Pelfrey after two horrific starts that have given him an unsightly 15.63 ERA.
Pelfrey said he'll return to square one for tonight's game against Colorado, and will rely more on his fastball and splitter something he didn't do against Florida Opening Day and last week in Philadelphia when he gave up seven runs in two innings.
"I know I need to be better,'' Pelfrey said in a classic understatement. "I just have to rely on my fastball and splitter, which I didn't to the first two times out. … If I get beat, I have no problem walking off the field if I can say they beat my best stuff.''
Against the Phillies, Pelfrey threw first-pitch fastballs to six of the 18 batters he faced. He didn't say why he went away from his bread-and-butter.
This is what happened to Pelfrey last July when he was winless.
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Pensacola, FL–(BYU-Hawaii Athletics) All-American outside hitter Stella Chen hammered 20 kills, hit .389, and came up with 19 digs to lead the Brigham Young University Hawaii women's volleyball team to a 3-0 sweep of West Texas A&M in a quarterfinal match at the NCAA II Elite Eight today. All-American setter Michelle Chen played an outstanding match as well, putting up 46 assists, serving both of the teams aces, and getting ten digs as the Seasiders advanced to tomorrow's semifinals where they will face five-time defending champion Concordia-St. Paul.
The Seasiders, now 25-3 for the season and tied for fifth in the AVCA National Coaches Poll, started slowly as West Texas A&M got out to an 8-6 lead in the opening set. The Seasiders used a four-point run to overtake the Lady Buffs and never trailed again despite never being quite able to pull away.
After giving up the first two points of the second set, BYU-Hawaii scored six straight points, two of them on kills by senior Lauren Hagemeyer, and pulled away for the win to go up 2-0.
BYU-Hawaii dominated the third set, scoring the first five points to put the Lady Buffs in a deep hole. West Texas A&M rallied briefly to within two points at 9-7, but it was all BYU-Hawaii the rest of the way.
The Seasiders dominated the match statistically, hitting .302 for the match to just .142 for the Lady Buffs. BYU-Hawaii knocked down 53 kills to just 29 for West Texas A&M, and the Seasiders won the dig battle 55-37. The battle of the blocks also went the Seasiders' way by an 11-8 margin.
Hagemeyer powered 11 kills and Tuli Tevaga added ten for BYU-Hawaii. Ariel Hsu notched eight kills and three blocks. Courtney Skaggs knocked down just two kills in four attacks but played a huge part for BYU-Hawaii at the net, putting up eight blocks. Tevaga got in on five blocks and Hagemeyer four for the Seasiders.
Stella Chen, Erh Fang (Ariel) Hsu and Tuli Tevaga each knocked down eight and Skaggs added six for BYU-Hawaii. Sophomore setter Michelle Chen, the Daktronics Regional Player of the Year, set for 37 assists and Tevaga came up with 12 digs. Hsu, Skaggs, and Stella Chen each put up three blocks in the match and Michelle Chen served both of BYU-Hawaii's aces in the match. Junior libero Melanie Manutai notched eight digs in the win.
Kameryn Hayes had 11 kills to lead West Texas A&M, who finish the year 33-5. However, Hayes had eight of her kills in the first set while hitting .636. After Head Coach Wilfred Navalta made adjustments to the BYU-Hawaii defense, Hayes had just three kills over the final two sets and hit .000. Lauren Beville had 11 digs for the Lady Buffs in the loss.
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Robert Pattinson Dodges Kristen Stewart Questions on 'Today'
Robert Pattinson greets fans with a smile as he arrives for an interview at the Today show on Thursday (November 8) in New York City.
The 26-year-old actor went on the program to discuss his upcoming flick The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2.
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"I want to ask, cuz we get asked it all the time, everyone always asks, like for four years. Who is actually asking? Is it in your contract?" Robert asked host Savannah Guthrie after she questioned if they were dating again.
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EM Mode
EM Mode
- EM Mode officially means Engineering Mode, but we also call it Emergency Mode. If the LinkStation encounters a serious error with the hard drive or file system it will enter EM Mode. When in EM mode the LinkStation loads its file system from the flash instead of the hard drive. The LinkStation can be seen on the network with the IP address 192.168.11.150 but can only be reached via ping or the LinkStation firmware flasher. The firmware updater is able to find the Linkstation, only if UDP-Port 22936 is open. This is always true in EM Mode. An FTP server appears to be running but we currently don't know the username/password and what can be done via FTP.
- You will need to correct the hard drive error and re-flash the firmware to get the LinkStation out of EM mode. Some users have reported success with installing a blank hard drive (in ext3 format) and flashing the firmware.
LED Analysis
Take a look at the LED analysis for your LinkStation:
Frequently asked questions about EM Mode
From the following forum thread: The Linkstation Community Forum / Everything else / Clarifications regarding big drives and EM Mode - FAQ Entries
EM Mode really is a mystery, there are some misunderstandings here:
1) I read several times that some others wrote that pressing the reset button while powering the linkstation gets the LS into EM Mode.
Thats simply not true. If you start your LS that way you will get into something lets call "Christmas Tree Mode"...all leds of the LS are blinking together. This mode in reallity just bypasses the watchdog. If ppc_uartd or avr_evtd are missing the boxes stop working after 5 minutes. In christmas tree mode these processes are not needed. One supposes this was a way to deal with the diskchecks that take place from time to time and which are time consuming (they need more than 5 minutes). Mindbender changed openlink 0.73b so that ppc_uartd (which is currently used...but will be replaced soon with avr_evtd) starts earlier. So this problem should not happen anymore in OpenLink.
2) How do we get into EM Mode? how do we get out of it again? whats the status?
This is where everything is prepared to change. Lets start with the current status and then comment what is planned:
General Info (PPC)
There is always a partition in flash that holds an endless OKOKOK... sequence inside. Just look at the content of the devices by cating the content of the flash-partitions:
For example for a LS1:
cat /dev/fl3 >/fl3_dump
For the HG use this instead:
cat /dev/mtd2 >/mtd2_dump
In the boot process after the kernel is loaded, the kernel checks if OKOK.. is inside this partition or not. If yes, then the Operating System from the HDD is booted. If no, then EM Mode is loaded from the Ramdisk which is also stored in flash inside firmimg.bin
Current Status
How to get into EM Mode:
It depends if you risk to open the LS or not. modifying the content of the correct flash partition and therefore triggering EM Mode:
1. PPC/MIPSEL - Hard Drive Error
- If you open the LS and remove the hard drive; powering the LS without having the Hard Drive attached.
- If you delete or corrupt the contents of /hda1 somehow, your LS may enter EM Mode on reboot
- If you install a unpartitioned/blank hard drive, your LS may enter EM Mode when turned on.
There is evidence that to force EM Mode with the stock bootloader you need to unplug the hdd and try to boot once...then connect the hdd (or a blank hdd) after shutting it down again and boot.
2. PPC - Via commandline while stock kernel
(can be dangerous if wrong device is echoed to)
echo "NGNGNG" > /dev/fl3
echo "NGNGNG" > /dev/mtdblock2
echo 'NGNGNG' > /dev/mtdblock2
- LS2: the info from: Information/MIPSelFlashROM is quite incomplete. someone testing is needed to make sure.
after reboot the LS should boot from Flash instead of from the HDD...
3. U-boot
From u-boot shell:
=> run emboot
4. MIPSEL - FreeLink only
After complete boot (~ 4 minutes) press the red button on the back longer than 20 seconds. then reboot.
5. Starting the flashing process via the firmware updater and then just cut the network connection
Mindbender has gotten his LS1 several times into EM Mode by starting the flashing process via the firmware updater and then just cutting the network connection
6. ARM9 - Interupt boot process 3 times
JonSenior: This doesn't appear to work on my LinkStation Live v2 running Freelink from a 2.10 stock firmware
Do this 3 times
- Turn on your LS Pro/Live and hear the first sound.
- Stock initrd: You will hear no second sound.
- Just go to 3 after 20 - 23 seconds
- lb_worm`s enhanced initrd (bundled with freelink/custom firmwares):
- The second sound is played after about 20 - 23 seconds.
- Stock initrd: You will hear no second sound.
- Press the power button as long as it takes so the LS Pro/Live turns off.
On the Pro Duo there is no such thing as a power button, but the software part of things works similarly - 3 times:
- Turn on the Pro Duo
- Wait for about 60 seconds (it takes the Duo longer to start up)
- Cut power (the on/off/auto switch doesn't do anything at this stage)
On the fourth boot, you will end in EM Mode.
How to get out of EM Mode:
You have three possibilities.
1. Reflashing via the firmware updater
Reflashing via the LinkStation firmware flasher of course will get you out of EM mode.
2. ARM9-boxes only: Mark the rootfs as ok
mv /boot/rootfs_* /boot/rootfs_ok echo `date` > /boot/rootfs_ok reboot
3. Using the built-in command (can be sent using ACP Commander)
chghddboot reboot
How to get into EM Mode:
After avr_evtd is built-in into OpenLink & FreeLink you will be able to get your LS into EM Mode simply by pressing the reset button longer than 20 seconds. This is already working really well, it just has to be integrated.
How to get out of EM Mode:
1. Telnet access
In EM Mode you will have telnet access in the future. Mindbender has already created Telnet and FTP enabled ramdisks inside new firmimg.bins which you can use to partition the hdd to your needs while in EM Mode. Executing "write_ok" gets you out again.
The stock firmimg.bin does NOT have telnet + ftp enabled. These firmimg.bin here are enhanced versions which have telnet + ftp enabled.
This makes it possible to fix various problems that normaly would lock you out of the box
and that would demand a complete reflash via the firmware updater.
the firmimg.bins from here can be used:
On the LS Pro series, you may be able to use ACP Commander to enable telnet, even on stock firmware.


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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Both the Village of Mount Kisco and a property owner were claiming victory after a judge's ruling on who is responsible for cleaning up a site used to make the first atomic bomb.
Judge Nelson Roman, in White Plains Federal Court, allowed several claims by Mark Stagg, majority owner of the 105 Kisco Avenue property to move forward against the Village/Town of Mount Kisco, the county Health Department, Paul Carozza, the previous owner of the site, the federal government and six other companies.
The judge dismissed claims against an environmental consulting firm and the Mount Kisco Urban Renewal Agency. The agency purchased the property in 1966, working with the county health department to clean up the site and demolish a uranium refinery.
Thomas Stagg, an attorney who is representing his brother, Mark, said they were pleased with the judge's ruling.
"The site is contaminated," Stagg said. "The village and county did a very poor job of cleaning up the site. It could cost up to $15 million. We believe Mount Kisco and the county have an obligation to step up and clean up the site like they should've done 50 years ago."
Stagg said during the discovery process, they intend to obtain documents and testimony that show the village has been long aware the site was contaminated but kept quiet about it.
Not so says Whitney Singleton, the attorney for the Village/Town of Mount Kisco.
"The site was cleaned up 50 years ago," Singleton said. "Their files are replete with evidence of what the site contains. The property owner should be looking to remediate its site for contamination that was created by its predecessors, not by third parties."
Singleton said he was pleased many of the claims against the village were dismissed. He said he believes the remaining claims will be dismissed because of statute of limitations.
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IAWM Celebrates Pat and Chris Whiteby Jim Amidon • February 17, 2013 Share:
The Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men is the College's largest and most active alumni group. Each year its members raise money to support scholarships, host dozens of recruiting activities, and come together for social events ranging from large golf outings to more intimate networking dinners.
One of the IAWM's most successful and enduring events is the Winter Bash, which was held last Saturday night at the Regents Bank Tower. The Winter Bash started off as a holiday dinner dance back in 1963, but since 1994 it has been held in mid-February.
Since 1975, the IAWM has used the occasion to honor a "Man of the Year," and reviewing the list of past recipients is like reading through the pages of Wabash College history. John Collett, Dick Ristine, Ben Rogge, Bob Mitchum, Byron Hollett, Vic Powell, Lew Salter, Will Hays, and Dan Evans are just a few of the past Man of the Year award winners.
It seemed only fitting that at its 50th anniversary event Saturday night, the IAWM would honor Pat and Chris White, who since 2006 have served Wabash as dedicated President and First Lady.
See pictures from the event here.
The Whites have contributed so much to Wabash and to Crawfordsville, but also to alumni groups around the country — though none as much as the Indianapolis Association. As they near the end of their service to the College, the IAWM chose to bestow upon them their highest honor.
Chris White became only the third woman to be named "Woman of the Year" and joins Lou Ristine and Anne Ford to receive the high honor.
In presenting Chris with the award, long-time IAWM volunteer Jon Pactor paid tribute to her graciousness and commitment to the men and women of Wabash.
"You act with care and compassion and with humor and strength for your family, for our College, and for the greater good of the community and its inhabitants," Pactor said. "Whatever you do and wherever you do it, you exude endless energy and bring together people with differing thoughts and make something good happen. You are a First Lady for all seasons."
Pactor saluted Chris White's commitment to Crawfordsville and cited her work with the Montgomery County Community Foundation, Crawfordsville Main Street, League of Women Voters, Christian Nursing Service, and the Montgomery County Free Clinic.
"You have been a power for the health of Crawfordsville and Montgomery County. You are their special Vitamin C. You have spent countless hours to help bring vitality to the locality… You have been a dedicated nurse to the body politic," he said.
Moments later, Pactor invited President White to the lectern and read his citation. And given that both Pactor and President White have sharp, comedic tendencies, there was plenty of humor in the tribute, too.
"Like so many boys then and now, you had dreams as you were growing up in Dixon, Illinois. One of your dreams was not to become the president of a small liberal arts college for men in Crawfordsville, Indiana," Pactor quipped.
While Pactor cited some of Dr. White's notable accomplishments in fund raising, facilities construction, and program development, he focused primarily on the President's friendliness and personality.
"You have forged personal, one-on-one relationships with the College's stakeholders," Pactor said. "You have been kind, thoughtful, and enthusiastic, often combined with humor and wit… You have supported students in athletics, in the theater, in the glee club, in their fraternities and dorms, and everywhere else. As you advised them not to become fake adults, you have exemplified what it means to be a genuine gentleman and a responsible citizen."
It was noted throughout the evening that many of President White's encouraging words have now become woven into the very language students and alumni use to describe the College. That Wabash inspires "students to become heroes in their own lives" and "takes young men and their dreams seriously" is a direct result of President White's aspirations for the College.
Pactor concluded by thanking the President for living out the College's mission.
"Wabash alumni know that the Wabash education is not just the transfer of data but is the application of education to create better men and a better world," Pactor said. "By your words, by your conduct, and by your character, you are a Wabash Man through and through. As our president, you have thought critically, acted responsibly, and led effectively, and now so many men and women are living more humanely because of you. Your Wabash life is our Wabash inspiration."
Pactor ended the tribute by recreating a long-standing Wabash tradition. Just as President White has rung in and rung out all of Wabash's incoming and graduating classes since the fall of 2006, Jon Pactor raised a hand bell and rang out the President and First Lady.


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Gojju is a way Karnatakites savor their vegetables in gravy. You can find 'n' number of gojju's and I loose count every time I make an attempt to keep track of them. There are variations to the recipe which makes them different, different vegetables used in preparing gojju's gives them a new taste.
Each region has it's own way of making! As we move north of Bangalore and reach Chitradurga, Davanagere you see Javalikayi/cluster beans gojju, avarekaalu/surti papdi gojju, mix vegetable gojju, ...list goes on..South of Bangalore..Mysore etc have most popular tomato gojju, mango gojju, menthe menasu gojju etc so we have different gojju's altogether. I have not made an prompt attempt blogging all the gojju's mentioned above.
It is most important (in my house) to find an appropriate partner for gojju, ex javalikayi gojju/cluster beans gojju goes well with joalada/sorgum flour rotti and dose, avarekaalu gojju for joalada/sorgum flour rotti and akki rotti, ufff...so basically you know how we have complicated our lives by matching and pairing them up with certain Indian breads/rottis. But believe me that is the best way to enjoy them :) Now..why did I tell gojju purana? here..oh ya..I have raw mango gojju on menu :D which can be paired with hot plain rice :) simple isn't it?
Raw Mango Gojju (Makes enough for 2 people)
Guest of Honor of the dish :
Raw Mango : 1 washed and cut into bite sized pieces with skin
Taste a piece of mango and you will know the sourness levels of mango. Use tamarind accordingly. Jaggery is used to mellow down the sourness of the dish.
Powder :
Dry grated coconut : 2tbsp
Coriander seeds : 1.5tsp
Fenugreek Seeds/Menthe kaalu/methi daana: 2 seeds
Red Chillies : 4 (adjust according to the hotness levels required)
hurkadli/Huridakadale(split dalia) : 1tbsp
EDITED TO ADD: in case u don't get huridakadale fry and add a teaspoon each of Chana dal/Kadalebele and Urad Dal/Uddinabele
Dry roast coriander seeds, fenugreek seeds, redchillies on a hot pan and powder it with coconut and split dalia. Empty the powder to a dish and mix it with half cup of water to make a paste.
Tampering :
Oil, mustard, turmeric, asafoetida/hing & curry leaves
1.Do the tampering in a vessel you intend to make gojju. Allow mustard to crackle fully before you add other ingredients to hot oil.
2.Add raw mango pieces after curry leaves. Stir nicely and add 2 cups of water and cook under medium flame with the lid closed.
3.It takes about 5-6 min for mangoes to cook. Keep checking.. When mangoes are soft ie., when you insert a fork into a piece it should pierce with ease ..reduce the flame or switch off the stove & add the paste that you have made and keep stirring. Add salt.
If you do not stir the mixture paste will stick to the vessel
4. Bring it boil and add little more water if required. Keep the final dish little thick/viscous (?)
5. Taste to see if you have to add any jaggery to mellow down the sourness of the dish. Adjust flavors accordingly. Serve hot with plain rice.
Eating Tip: Half a tsp of ghee with mango gojju makes gojjanna(gojju+rice) a tasty morsel :)
I want to eat it again :D do you?....prepare it to know it!
Other Gojju I have on TOM :
Bendekayi Gojju/Okra in Green Sauce
Sending this to SWC-Karnataka hosted by Sheetal of My Kitchen
Sending this bowl of Gojju to Srivalli for her Curry Mela event


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What Truly Matters• December 13, 2007 Share:
Although she officially retired from the College in May 2007, Public Affairs Senior Writer Susan Cantrell wasn't well enough for a reception until last August. And as we gathered in the Trippet Hall dining room for the event, some of us worried that the turnout would be less than appropriate for someone who had done so much for so many at Wabash. Susan had been struggling with her health for several years, she hadn't written for the College for more than a year, and in our line of work, you tend to be appreciated for what you've covered or written—lately.
Besides, it was summer, and many of those who would want to come were on vacation, or not yet returned from sabbaticals.
But two hours after the reception began, as I stood in line still waiting my turn to greet the guest of honor (listening to her most recognizable laugh and remembering another reason we had missed her), I realized the only thing we really had to worry about was running out of food.
So many people had come! And, in typical form, Susan was talking with each one like he or she was the only person in the room.
As scores of Wabash students and professors she has interviewed over the years will tell you, Susan creates a safe place for conversation. It's both her vocation and simply who she is. She's done it professionally as an aide for Senator Charles Percy, in her work with CBS in New York where she interviewed the social and political elite of the city, and she's done it at Wabash as director of
public relations and senior writer.
In the process, she has written the College's most moving and elegantly crafted speeches, articles, and citations.
Eloquent as she is, though, Susan's skillful use of language has a higher calling. Her role at the College may have changed over the years, but one thing never did—her ability to show us why the person she's writing about should matter to us, and why we matter to each other more than we dare say.
The most important thing we learned from Susan was not the history of Wabash, though she knows it like few others; or even the importance of finding just the right word for the occasion, though she always did.
What we have learned from Susan is something she does even better than research or writing—to pay
attention to the connections between us. The bond we share. To take time for each other, to listen, and to laugh. And to never lose the joy of working in a place of where curiosity and questioning are expected, where discovery is the norm.
Which is why the turnout at her reception was so gratifying. Not only had faculty, staff, and friends at the College not forgotten Susan, but they were honoring the relationships she had nurtured with them—they were practicing the life Susan wrote about, lived, and taught us during her years here. They were being Wabash.
We may be able to replace some of the skills Susan brought us, and thanks to other longtime staff and
faculty we may be able to hold onto some of the institutional memory that leaves us with Susan's retirement. But that spirit of joy, that wisdom of knowing what truly matters, is irreplaceable.


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Susan Granger's review of 'Sabotage'
Arnold Schwarzenegger plays John "Breacher" Wharton, veteran leader of a dauntless squad of grubby undercover DEA agents, who discovers, after effectively hiding the $10 million they skimmed off after a massive raid of the "money room" at a Mexican drug cartel safe house, that someone has heisted the cash, which was hidden inside a sewer line, leaving a single bullet in its place. During the subsequent official inquiry by the FBI, they're all suspended from duty.
By the time Breacher reassembles the eccentric group after the lengthy layoff, they have grown suspicious and resentful of one another. There's Joe "Grinder" Phillips (Joe Manganiello), Eddie "Neck" Jordan (Josh Holloway), Julius "Sugar" Edmonds (Terrence Howard), Tom "Pyro" Roberts (Max Martini), Bruce "Tripod" McNeely (Kevin Vance), along with impulsive, substance-abusing Lizzy (Mireille Enos) and James "Monster" Murray (Sam Worthington), her similarly addicted husband.
Chomping on a massive ci-gar, resolute Breacher gives his crew a pep talk, vowing vengeance.
Then, one-by-one, they start suffering violent fatal "accidents." One is killed after his motor home -- with him inside -- is parked on a Georgia railroad line and demolished by a train; another is nailed to the kitchen ceiling in a crucifixion pose.
Meanwhile, brooding Breacher, who is coping with a guilty memory from his own brutal past, gets close to skeptical Caroline Brentwood (Olivia Williams), an Atlanta homicide investigator.
Confusingly, yet predictably co-scripted by Skip Woods ("Swordfish") and director David Ayers ("End of Watch"), who say they were inspired by Agatha Christie's classic mystery "And Then There Were None," it's ghastly and gruesome, eschewing logic and reason, concentrating instead on repellent details of extreme violence and dismemberment.
Action scenes are abundantly grisly and gory, as bloated corpses are poked and prodd-
ed, eliciting protruding vis-
Indeed, the entire deceitful concept is so repugnant that competent actors like Williams, Howard and Worthington should seriously consider changing agents.
On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Sabotage" is a flimsy, testosterone-
fueled 4, destined to be-
come a muddled stop on Schwarzenegger's mucho
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By "teams who missed the win by minutes or seconds"Only 1 team comes to mind. Tara and Will. I actually think they should've been back for TARUB, but since it was only seasons 12-17, I guess they couldn't.There are so many teams that are "superstar" worthy, I wouldn't even know where to start. If it was a bad cast and they have 24 seasons (assuming the next all stars is 25) of teams to choose from...I would throw a fit. I could make half of an allstars cast just based on these past 3 seasons. Whoever has the job of making the superstars is in for a treat. But I wouldn't have a problem with people back for a third time. Dustin and Kandice are definitely superstars in the amazing race world and you can't have a superstars edition without superstars!
Bolo & Kristy have suggested that it was a minute.
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Um sshfsdsiu scuse me Blooper, Brenchel was the saving grace of TAR20 so they are sure to return. tnx
Quote from: Kandace on November 17, 2012, 02:55:10 PMUm sshfsdsiu scuse me Blooper, Brenchel was the saving grace of TAR20 so they are sure to return. tnxYeah i would say that too. And Mopper.
I think its very, very unlikely that we'll see anyone beyond, say, Season 17, since only one team was picked. Brooke and Claire should definatly come back, and maybe we'll see Nat and Kat again. For season 19 I want NO ONE to come back, with the exception of Andy and Tommy and Jeremy and Sandy. Most likely though, we'll get stuck with Bill and Cathi and/or Amani and Marcus. Oh well. Season 20 has Mark and Bopper, who will come back without a question. Nary and Jamie might come back since they're one of the more memorable all female teams. I hope Joey and Danny come back since they totally got screwed at the fast forward, and Bretchek because...well...they're Bretchel. As of this current season, Jaymes and James might come back (I like them), along with those twinnie girls (don't like them). If Trey and Lexi don't win, I'd love to see them return.In order for teams to return (in my opinion), they must 1) Be fairly popular and memorable, or at least stand out; no Mel and Mikes or Zev and Justins allowed 2) Have left due to a bad taxi or tough course or simply bad luck; people like Liz and Marie, Jill and Thomas, and Amy and Daniel should. People like Art and JJ, Caitlin and Brittany, or Bill and Cathi should not, y'all left fair and square. Oh, and dummies shouldn't come back either. Yeah, I'm, talking about YOU, clowns! 3) Have a good reason to return and really deserve the money; no millionares competing for more millions. That's what try to look for now in teams that should come back for all stars, and rather my own picky favorites (a flaw in the past that I have made).
Me wants:1. Bill/Cathi2. Kaylani/Lisa3. Vanessa/Ralph4. Mark/Bopper5. Jaymes/James6. Twinnies
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Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer's subpar performance last year may have made him 2012's lowest paid CEO of the Dow Industrials, but it doesn't seem to have impacted his personal wealth much at all.
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With a fortune of $17 billion, the software maker's chief by far topped the 2012 list of wealthiest CEOs among those heading the 30 largest publicly-traded U.S. firms, according to a report released Wednesday by net worth intelligence provider Wealth-X.
That comes as Ballmer's bonus was trimmed to $620,000, less than half the possible maximum bonus of $1.37 million and below his 2011 bonus of $682,500. His total salary of just $1.3 million fell far below his peers, who earned as much as $40 million.
The second wealthiest CEO last year was Hewlett-Packard's (NYSE:HPQ) Meg Whitman, the only female of the top 30 richest chiefs to rank on the Wealth-X rating, which was compiled using proxy statements from members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
While Whitman, who was hired to help turn around the embattled computer maker, only recorded a base salary of a dollar last year, she took home more than $15 million in total compensation, putting her net worth at $1.2 billion.
Whitman, formerly the CEO of eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY), was one of several Silicon Valley executives, including Facebook's (NASDAQ:FB) Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle's (NASDAQ:ORCL) Larry Ellison and Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) Larry Page, who pledged to only take a salary of one dollar in 2012 to underscore their overhaul efforts.
Rounding out the top five richest Dow CEOs was UnitedHealth's (NYSE:UNH) Stephen Hemsley, who has a net worth of $480 million, and Cisco's (NASDAQ:CSCO) John Chambers and United Tech's (NYSE:UTX) Louis Chenevert, both worth about $430 million.
Interestingly, only one banking executive made the list: J.P. Morgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon, who has an estimated fortune of $340 million even though his pay was halved in 2012 to just under $19 million following the "London Whale" trading mishap that cost the No. 1 U.S. bank by assets more than $6 billion.
Among the other wealthiest CEOs were American Express' (NYSE:AXP) Ken Chenault, General Electric's (NYSE:GE) Jeff Immelt, Exxon Mobil's (NYSE:XOM) Rex Tillerson and Travelers' (NYSE:TRV) Jay Fishman.


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Big news from Washington today. A lady married to a Republican spends a crapload of money on extremely boring clothes. Which potential First Lady is it?
It's Callista Gingrich— America's distant, awkward third wife.
According to Buzzfeed, Callista's fond of using a personal shopper to comb what I like to call the "Daughters of the American Revolution" section at Nieman Marcus. Her style's so predictable to the staff at the store that they could even correctly predict what outfit she was wearing while giving her speech at CPAC— a red blazer that looks like it could've been made by St. John's.
The staff at the Tyson's Corner Nieman Marcus doesn't have any personal problems with Callista and Newt, or, as I'm going to refer to them henceforth, Newlista. Callista frequently visits the store and drops "I Am The 1%" level coin on blazers and twinsets and jackets with gold buttons that warn onlookers that she's probably not an excellent hugger. And Newt's right there, by his wife's side, nose buried in whatever novel it is he's reading.
No word on whether Newt needs Callista's help when he dresses himself.
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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Why do Korean crosswalks even exist? Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Why do Korean crosswalks even exist? Goto page Previous 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Next Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Discussion Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message schwaJoined: 18 Jan 2003Location: Yap Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 2:18 am Post subject: Just be careful & view the pedestrian crosswalks (the ones without signals) as a suggestion not a right. I have one in front of my house that I use daily. I always wait for a clear break both ways before stepping out, but more & more often now drivers are starting to stop & wave me across. I've been here a long time & thats a nice new development. Many drivers are becoming more courteous but to insist or bank on all of them stopping would be insanity. Korean traffic safety is definitely improving, but these things take time.Last edited by schwa on Wed Nov 14, 2012 2:22 am; edited 1 time in total Back to top newbJoined: 27 Aug 2012Location: Korea Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 2:22 am Post subject: ,.....Last edited by newb on Wed Nov 14, 2012 7:41 am; edited 1 time in total Back to top tanklor1Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 4:33 am Post subject: Re: Why do Korean crosswalks even exist? Smithington wrote: Honestly, why put white stripes across thousands of roads throughout the peninsula if they are to be ignored? Think of the money and manpower involved in putting down crosswalks. Every time I use a crosswalk (that is when it's not blocked by a car parked on it) I feel like I'm risking my life. I have cars fly up to me while I'm crossing and stopping mere feet from me. I've also had many cases where cars won't even stop even though I'm in the middle of crossing. They honk and fly past in front of me. Others stop only with the greatest of reluctance and resentment. Honestly, if they aren't going to serve the function for which they are intended, why even bother putting them down? Safety. Back to top fermentationJoined: 22 Jun 2009 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 4:47 am Post subject: I've had several narrow misses while crossing. After a while, you just say screw it and cross whenever and wherever you feel like it. When in Rome right? Back to top SteelrailsJoined: 12 Mar 2009Location: Earth, Solar System Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 5:12 am Post subject: It's weird because a lot of people in my small town are pretty anal about following the law regarding jaywalking. I dunno, back home we started to have an epidemic of idiot college kids and young people who would just cross wherever because they knew the law was "on their side", not to mention the idiot cyclists who somehow get to enjoy all the privileges of the road, complete with holier-than-thou attitude, but aren't required to be licensed and insured. At least in Korea it has the Darwinian logic of "Faster Bigger Thing Wins" so get the heck out of its way, even if it is a complete abomination of all things roady. Driving in Korea is simultaneously way more stressful and way more relaxing. If you're in a non-crowded, easy-flowing environment, it can be nice because there isn't some iron-fisted band of federales ready to take you down the second you make a wrong move, instead you can bend the rules a little when common sense dictates it shouldn't be a problem. On the other hand driving through the big city can be a white knuckle experience. Back to top JustinCJoined: 10 Mar 2012Location: We Are The World! Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 5:48 am Post subject: It would be interesting to compare Korean roads with those that have a similar traffic flow; are the more 'chaotic' rules responsible for more collisions or does the fact pedestrians are more unsure of their rights lead to more careful road users and less injuries? Back to top young_clintonJoined: 09 Sep 2009 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 6:50 am Post subject: From what I've observed the crosswalks with thier signals are significantly safer than Jaywalking. That is even if Koreans tend to ignore them. I still think they are safer especially the ones that have lights on them. Back to top CentralCaliJoined: 17 May 2007 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 7:05 am Post subject: Re: Why do Korean crosswalks even exist? tanklor1 wrote: Safety. Walking past a construction site in Myeongdong some years ago, I asked my Korean companion what "안전 제일" on the signs with the crosses meant. Her response was, "Nothing. It's just decoration." Back to top CentralCaliJoined: 17 May 2007 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 7:08 am Post subject: Steelrails wrote: I dunno, back home we started to have an epidemic of idiot college kids and young people who would just cross wherever because they knew the law was "on their side" The funny thing about this is that those pedestrians are almost universally incorrect in their understanding of the law. It's a myth that "the pediestrian always has the right of way." My hometown is a college town, also. When a new college opened up there, I think the hospital should've opened up a new emergency room too, owing to the number of new folks who couldn't be bothered to pay attention to the laws regarding jaywalking. I share your stance on certain bicyclists. I ride my bike quite often; however, I obey the traffic laws. And I pay attention for morons, either of the ambulatory or mechanically-transported variety. Back to top Who's Your Daddy?Joined: 30 May 2010Location: Victoria, Canada. Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 2:40 pm Post subject: When middle school finishes for the day all rules go out the window. The boys are all trying to impress and have no fear. But to the OP: The crosswalk tells drivers where pedestrians should be crossing, without them they'd cross everywhere. Back to top matrix815Joined: 21 May 2009 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 4:43 pm Post subject: highstreet wrote: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6b6_1352573803 The video reminds me of this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e70fRb--zms Back to top TheUrbanMythJoined: 28 Jan 2003Location: Retired Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 5:24 pm Post subject: Quote: TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in Korea, you may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The ROK's roads are well paved, traffic lights are functional, and most drivers comply with basic traffic laws. However, the Republic of Korea has a significantly higher traffic fatality rate than does the United States. Causes of accidents include excessive speed, frequent lane changes without signaling, running red lights, aggressive bus drivers, and weaving motorcyclists. You should be aware that motorcyclists sometimes drive on the sidewalks, and drivers of all types of vehicles do not always yield to pedestrians in marked crosswalks. It is safer to use pedestrian underpasses and overpasses where available... In all accidents involving an automobile and a pedestrian or motorcycle, the driver of the automobile, regardless of citizenship, is presumed to be at fault. http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1018.html The above is from the website of a sub-department of the U.S Department of State. I'd say they are an authoritative/reputable source. While they do note that drivers do sometimes not follow the crosswalk rules they clearly state that if the driver is in an accident he is presumed to be at fault. As for pedestrian right-of-way here it is from the USFK 8th army http://8tharmy.korea.army.mil/SOCKOR/pdf/USFK_Pam_385-2.pdf Quote: b. Pedestrians. Pedestrians have the right-of -way at intersections and marked pedestrian crosswalks. Exceptions and ignorant locals notwithstanding...those are the rules. Back to top sendittheemailJoined: 15 Oct 2008 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 6:47 pm Post subject: According to the US State department ROK Advisory page, you should be looking for under and overpass bridges, as crosswalks are not safe for human usage in Korea: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1018.html#traffic_safety Back to top ScorpionJoined: 15 Apr 2012 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 6:56 pm Post subject: Motor vehicles not stopping for pedestrians on crosswalks. Cars parking on crosswalks. Motorcycles on sidewalks. etc. Most behavior that we find to be obnoxious here can be put down to selfishness. Not in my little bubble of relationships = non-person. This explains not only the rude, inconsiderate driving culture but the cutting in line, pushing, littering, spitting, moving furniture at 3am, etc. etc. Selfishness pure and simple. Back to top 3DRJoined: 24 May 2009 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 9:36 pm Post subject: Driving here is a joke. I live near City Hall in Incheon, and during the summer, I would ride my bike down the designated bike paths. These paths are clearly marked with pylons but some idiot always thinks that the openings at the ends of the paths are perfect parking spaces. 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Our minecraft world is nearly completed, we have humans we have zombies we have animals and the environment were just perfect. If we ever think about something that minecraft lacks which is different from reality would be these little living creatures.
All of these reptiles can be friendlies or enemies, you have to try and see it for yourselves. There will also be ways to breed them and ways to feed them, which you will have to find out inside the game… so what are you waiting for! Get the Reptile Mod and start breeding a crocodile!
Reptile Mod Main Features
- Komodo Dragons
- Savanna Monitors
- Desert Monitors
- Peretie Monitors
- Lace Monitors
- Parked Monitors
- Crocodile
- Alligators
- Gopher tortoise
- Giant Tortoise
- Little turtle
- Iguana
- Camelon
: All of these reptiles eats different animals and drop different items…
How to Install Reptile Mod
- Install Minecraft Forge API for this the mod
- Press "start"
- Go to "run"
- Select ".minecraft" folder
- Select "bin" folder
- Open "minecraft.jar" with winrar or 7zip
- Extract your Reptile Mod's contents here
- Also don't forget to install FML guys!
- Everything should run according to plan now


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MIDLOTHIAN, Va., March 29, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cordia Bancorp Inc. (Nasdaq:BVA) announced today that it has completed its share exchange with Bank of Virginia (the "Bank") resulting in the Bank becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Cordia Bancorp. Under the terms of the Agreement and Plan of Share Exchange between Cordia Bancorp and the Bank, each outstanding share of Bank common stock owned by persons other than Cordia Bancorp have been exchanged for 0.664 of a share of Cordia Bancorp common stock. Shares of Cordia Bancorp are listed on The Nasdaq Stock Market on under the symbol "BVA". As a result of the reorganization, Cordia has approximately 2,778,900 shares of common stock outstanding. Shareholders of the Bank will receive information shortly on how to exchange their shares of Bank common stock for shares of Cordia Bancorp common stock.
About Cordia Bancorp and Bank of Virginia
Cordia Bancorp is a private bank holding company founded in 2009 to bring new leadership and financial strength to undervalued community banks. Substantially all of the assets of Cordia consist of its investment in Bank of Virginia. Bank of Virginia, a state chartered bank headquartered in Midlothian, Virginia, currently operates four full-service offices in the counties of Chesterfield and Henrico, Virginia. Additional investor relations information can be found on the internet at www.bankofva.com. Bank of Virginia is a member of the FDIC and Equal Housing Lender.
This news release may include forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on current expectations that involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Should one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may differ materially. These risks include: changes in business or other market conditions; the timely development, production and acceptance of new products and services; the challenge of managing asset/liability levels; the management of credit risk and interest rate risk; the difficulty of keeping expense growth at modest levels while increasing revenues; and other risks detailed from time to time in the Bank's periodic filings with the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, including the Bank's annual report on Form 10-K as filed with the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. Pursuant to the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, the Bank does not undertake to update forward-looking statements contained within this news release.
CONTACT: Jack Zoeller, Chairman & CEO, Bank of Virginia President & CEO, Cordia Bancorp 804-763-1333Source:Bank of Virginia;Cordia Bancorp Inc.


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When I first started playing this game I knew it was fun, but only after many, many more hours of play did I start to realize how truly awesome it is. Every new dungeon isn't just a new layout, but a whole new set of conditions and clever tricks to mess with the player.
Every class (and there are many) has it's own place within the game, and indeed its own unique style.
I have spent well over 30 hours with the game (and probably much more than that) and have never even begun to feel like each run wasn't its own unique and exciting experience. Furthermore I'm pretty sure my total "completion" of the game is still well under 10%, maybe even under 5% depending on how you count it.
Even when doing a "Normal" run on a map I know there is still challenge and excitement to be had as I attempt to earn new badges.
I have just started cutting my teeth on the hard dungeons, and find that they all seem to have a unique flavor, or even sometimes a "trick" that one must overcome. These often completely alter the strategy needed to approach them, so even as one becomes better and better and the base gameplay unique challenges are around every corner.
I just want to take a second to applaud the developers for taking the time to make such a fantastic game, and not only that but to also take the time to work all the bugs and kinks out of the game and to polish it up and make it the best it can be before release. Many game companies have been "cashing in" on steam with incomplete/buggy games and I'm glad QCF isn't taking that route.


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Ann Coulter was at the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend, which is awesome because that means she was among her own and wasn't out in the world trolling up the joint. But she did manage to debut some unique new racism. What did she say this time?
"Voters with forty years of politically correct education are ecstatic to have the first Black president. They just love the idea even if we did get Flavor Flav instead of Thomas Sowell."
I don't think most of the audience knows who Thomas Sowell is. But, laughter anyway! Validation achieved!
Coulter's the closest thing America has to a real life Disney princesses right now, if Disney princesses were disliked by the animals and spread glum, bitter hate wherever they went instead of sparkly love and happiness. Gloom on, you muddy, pea green diamond, Ann. Gloom on.


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Ted Nugent Praises 'Duck Dynasty' Star Phil Robertson as A&E Lifts His Suspension
'Duck Dynasty' star Phil Robertson's suspension has ended barely a week after it began, and Ted Nugent is one of the many protesters he can thank for his reinstatement.
According to CNN, A&E has agreed to resume production of the popular reality television show, complete with Robertson, amid a flurry of petitions and protests demanding his return. Robertson, the patriarch of both the show and his family's million-dollar duck hunting equipment empire, had been suspended after making controversial comments about race relations and homosexuality in a GQ magazine interview.
This news no doubt sits well with Nugent, who recently blasted the "politically correct cult of denial" for trying to muzzle his "1st Amendment blood brother" Robertson's right to free speech in a commentary that was posted on WND.
"This is all the result of one of the 'Duck Dynasty' guys, Phil Robertson, stating what he and many millions of Americans believe about the Bible and homosexuals in a GQ magazine interview," the famously outspoken rocker declared. "Welcome to the culture-war party, Phil. State a commonly held belief and watch the other side go ballistic. You will learn to love the line drawn in the sand. I've been dancing on it for 50 years."


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Instead of the locker item? it would have to be better than those things then. Locker items are pretty epic to just let go.
Based on yours, I would propose these:
+1-2 base damage per level.
Starts with an extra mana potion, and an additional spawns on map.
Starts with an extra HP potion, and an additional spawns on map.
Starts with +10 HP and an additional HP booster is on the map.
Starts with +2 MP and an additional MP booster is on the map
Starts with +10% damage, and an additional attack booster is on the map.
Every level requires 1 less experience to attain, and spawns 3 extra gold piles.


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By Mike Stoller, MIT Sports Information Assistant
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – On Senior Day, the MIT football team rolled out the red carpet honoring its upperclassmen and had considerable opportunities to make an even bigger splash in the game, before falling short to visiting Salve Regina University, 28-17, in a New England Football Conference (NEFC) match-up on Saturday afternoon at Roberts Field.
Playing in his last home game for the Cardinal and Gray, senior Division III All-America back DeRon Brown rushed for 246 yards, including two touchdowns to keep the Engineers within striking distance all day. Brown also set a new institute record with 41 carries, breaking the old mark of 38 set in 1993.
MIT had its chances to take control in the first half, after Salve Regina opened the scoring on a one-yard keeper by Jeff St. Onge, capping an 11-play drive, with Brendan Deasy adding the point. The Engineers followed by manufacturing an eight-play drive starting from their own 41, with Davey Hunt hauling in a 38-yard pass from quarterback Kyle Johnson that brought the ball to the Seahawk 16. On the ensuing play, Johnson rolled for 13 yards to the Salve Regina three. But the Seahawks' held the Engineers on four rushing plays thanks to a big defensive stand by Austin Freeman, C.J. Hein, Carlos Santos, and Nick Jentz.
Late in the first quarter, the Engineers started in good field position at their own 46. But the 15-play drive consumed mostly on the ground fell short when Hein picked off a pass intended for Nathaniel Forbes in the left corner of the end zone and ran it back 36 yards. A penalty on MIT advanced the ball to the Tech 49. The Seahawks then scored on a three-play drive. Trey Scales picked up big gains of 15 and 23 yards, and St. Onge ran for 11 more for the capper. Deasy's kick made it 14-0.
The Engineers managed to get on the board late in the second quarter as Brown capped a 58-yard drive with an 11-yard run. Brown did most of the honors on the drive, while Sean Kelly, who shared QB duties with Johnson, connected on passes of nine and 15 yards to Mike Yurkerwich and Forbes, respectively. Corey Garvey booted the extra point to cut the deficit to 14-7 at the half.
MIT started to roll again on the opening possession of the third quarter, but Matt Peterson intercepted a pass at his own 25 to halt the effort, after the Engineers earned a first down on a four-yard run by Steve Yablonski that advanced the ball to the Seahawks 47.
Salve Regina chipped away on its next possession until exploding for a 46-yard town toss from St. Onge to Nick Piscitelli on the seventh play of the drive. Deasy kicked the point to give the Seahawks a 21-7 lead.
The Engineers stayed within range when Peter Gilliland connected on a 40-yard field goal, after a drive led by Brown, who carried seven times on the effort, that started from the MIT 35. But the Seahawks responded with an 85-yard march capped by an 18-yard pass from St. Onge to Matt Shubert. Deasy's point-after made it 28-10.
Brown then took off on his 58-yard TD score on the first play from scrimmage, after Brian Doyle ran back the kick 13 yards to the MIT 42. Garvey's kick closed the scoring at 28-17.
St. Onge tossed for 170 yards, including two touchdowns, on 16-of-23 passing, while Piscitelli had five catches for 91 yards, for the Seahawks. Scales rushed for 96 yards on 21 carries, while punter Jeff Bartek kept the Engineers at bay, averaging 35.8 yards on boot, his longest of 44.
In addition to Brown's big day for MIT, Forbes caught 6 passes for 53 yards.
Defensively, the Seahawks were led by Shane Lang, who had 15 tackles, while Nolan MCGarrrity and C.J Hein contributed 12 and 10, respectively. Freeman, Santos, and Brian Bernarducci had nine apiece, while Steven Benavides and Nick Jentz each recorded six.
Gilliland led the Engineers with 13 tackles, while Aaron Fittery followed with nine. Kristopher Weaver and Corey Garvey had eight apiece, while Will Gibson and Alex Rubino each had seven.
Brown Busts Loose but Tech Falls Short to Salve Regina, 28-17, on Senior Day
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by Lou Mancinelli
Near Spring Mill Creek in Conshohocken (five minutes from Chestnut Hill), where the quiet and rural River Road meets Barren Hill Road, a general store that also served as the town post office was constructed in 1831.
In 1978, chef, world traveler, former Germantown Friends School (GFS) teacher, multilingual French-born Michele Haines opened the Spring Mill Café in that building. She made the tablecloths for the five lunch tables herself. Thirty-five years later the café serves up to 40 for brunch, lunch and dinner six days a week
Haines organized a global celebration of women and food event to raise funds for Les Dames d'Escoffier International Scholarship and Green Tables initiative, which helps provide food and nutritional education, at The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College in University City on the first week in May.
"I love projects," says Haines, who recently returned from five weeks in Australia and the Philippines, where she followed her interests that had been roused by a magazine article and ended up in various locations across the country. "I don't care where they are."
Haines will be making crepes in Sister Cities Park along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway May 10, the Saturday before Mother's Day. She will be joined by a Russian chef whom Haines will be visiting in Nizhny Novgorod, Philadelphia's sister city in Russia, later this month.
It was Michele's wish to do a project through Slow Food, a global organization founded in 1986 with more than 100,000 members in 150 countries dedicated to eating locally, that triggered Haines' recent trip to Australia and the Philippines.
There, she encountered something not unlike herself, women who own and operate their own businesses. She also coincidentally encountered other members of Slow Food, like at a cheese farm located in a UNESCO Heritage site in Mindanao, the second largest and southernmost island in the Philippines, run by a woman named Olive.
Haines, 71, is unsure whether she encounters more women now running their own businesses abroad or at home than there were during her travels in the past, but it is something she is more aware of now.
Haines was born in 1942 in the Touraine region of France on the border between Nazi occupation and the Vichy regime. In 1944, when her father was killed in an American bombing, she was found safe in his arms. Though she won scholarships to Radcliffe and Stanford, her family prohibited her from attending. When the chance to work as a United Nations translator surfaced, she capitalized on the opportunity and in 1961 moved to New York City.
But Michele disliked how the program turned her into a machine. She quit within five days and joined a federal program run out of Florida State University, training foreign language teachers for American high schools.
In the summer of 1963 the program sent her to Tallahassee, which she had never heard of until then. That same year she traveled to Birmingham, Alabama, and marched with Martin Luther King, Jr. in Civil Rights marches. She was arrested twice, once because she sat next to a black friend in a restaurant and refused to move. On one occasion a man attacked her. She defended herself by picking up a nearby wooden stool. It was red by the end of the encounter.
The next stage of her career brought her to Providence, Rhode Island, where her fluency in French, German and English gained her acceptance into Brown University's graduate-level Russian program.
That is where she met her husband-to-be of over 40 years, New Jersey native Arthur Carroll Haines, who at the time was an undergrad at Brown. In 1965, she joined the faculty of the Mary C. Wheeler High School, a Montessori school in providence, RI, where she used her expertise to found a new language program: not German, French or Russian but Spanish. A few years later, when her husband's enrollment at the University of Pennsylvania brought Haines to Philadelphia, she joined the GFS faculty, where she taught French before founding its Spanish department.
Sometime last year Haines called her friend Bob Schmidt, a former GFS teacher she had not seen for about 40 years. Haines wanted to do an event in Hawaii. "He had moved off the mainland years ago,"Michele said, "and it turned out he was a member of Slow Food Hawaii. The two of us organized the event, and last summer I traveled to Hawaii."
While in Hawaii, one of the people Haines met was the assistant to the Consulate General of the U.S. in Melbourne, Australia. Haines is a woman of action who has traveled to more than 70 countries by herself, so she turned on the charm and said she would love to cook a meal for the U.S. Consulate in Melbourne. One thing led to another, and a year later it was arranged. In late February she traveled to Melbourne for nine days, where she cooked a traditional French meal for members of the Australian Parliament.
About the same time she was planning her Melbourne excursion, she read an article about an organic coffee farm run by women in the Philippines. Haines contacted a Russian couple she had met a few years ago while in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. The couple operated a cyber café in the Philippines, so Michele arranged to visit both them and the coffee farm.
"You have to trust yourself, and when you see something exciting or something interesting, just do it," said the local chef, "because then other things start to fall in place, other things start to happen … You can always find a way to have a trip. You just have to work a bit harder."
Her independent streak translates into liberty when traveling alone. "If I want to turn left, I turn left, and I don't want to have an argument about it," said Haines.
When she was in the Philippines during her recent trip, she read a magazine article about a woman named Olive who operated a cheese farm. Haines contacted her and visited the woman. The woman had started by making cheese for her children and wanted to learn more. She traveled to California and Wisconsin and now runs her own cheese farm and is a member of the Slow Food Movement. Her husband runs an ecology resort and maintains a retreat for the Philippine eagle, the world's largest eagle and a critically endangered species.
To Haines, these coincidences and connections are beautiful. The link stretches from France to Tallahassee, from Providence to Hawaii to Manila and many more points in between.
"A path is being made for me," says Haines.
More information at Spring Mill Café, 164 Barren Hill Rd. in Conshohocken, at springmill.com or 610-828-2550.


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EPG girls win sectional title
To go where no Titan basketball team has gone before...
Mission accomplished.
El Paso-Gridley is going to the Monmouth Supersectional with a convincing 62-45 victory Thursday over Sherrard at the Orion Class 2A Sectional.
It is the first sectional title for EPG in either girls or boys basketball.
"I told them they had an opportunity to go into uncharted territory," said EPG coach Kyle Bobbitt. "We came into the season wanting to dream big. Why not us?"
The Titans (28-1) will meet Byron, a 58-38 winner over St. Bede at the Somonauk Sectional, in Monday's Elite Eight battle at Glennie Gymnasium at Monmouth College.
El Paso-Gridley led all the way in the program's biggest win so far.
Rebekah Ehresman's defensive savvy and offensive prowess guided EPG.
The junior set the defensive tone early with three steals that she converted into easy scores.
EPG led 10-3 with 3:15 left in the opening eight minutes and 14-9 after a quarter.
Sherrard (27-4) pulled within two points three times in the second quarter before an Ehresman 3-pointer helped the Titans take a 24-21 lead at halftime.
"Rebekah has an instinct about knowing where to be. She reads things so well," Bobbitt said. "We kind of go off how she plays. If she is playing well, our other girls seem to play well."
Ehresman finished with 26 points, 8 rebounds, a half-dozen steals and who knows how many mental mistakes she forced upon the Sherrard.
"Her defense, those steals, set us back. Kind of got us out of our rhythm," said Sherrard coach Doug Swanson. "We weren't as aggressive as we should have been, and it just set a tone for the game."
Still, El Paso-Gridley wasn't on its way yet.
"I told them at halftime, even though we were up, there are still two battles left in this war," Bobbitt said. "I thought we had (Sherrard) on the edge and I told the girls they had to come out with a little fire and take it from them."
EPG responded by holding Sherrard without a basket for nearly six minutes while expanding its three-point halftime lead to 37-24 with 2:34 left in the third.
The Titans led 42-29 after three periods and upped that to 56-34 with five minutes left in the game.
"We just kicked it up a gear there in the third and I think we broke their confidence a little bit," Bobbitt said. "Sherrard is a very good team, well disciplined and well coached. Our girls, though, were ready for the battle."
Jenna Souhrada added 15 for EPG.
Carly Adams had 18 for Sherrard, which lost its third consecutive sectional title game.


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UH Manoa graduate students awarded for excellence in Chinese studiesUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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HONOLULU — The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa's Center for Chinese Studies recently announced the recipients of awards from the Tung Bui Guangdong Project and the Chung-fong and Grace Ning Chinese Studies Fund. The awards of $500 were presented recently to four outstanding graduate students focusing on Chinese studies.
The two recipients of the Tung Bui Guangdong Project Student Excellence Award, designated for students combining the study of China with information technology, are:
· Jennifer Dunn, a student in Asian studies, who has dedicated her academic career to understanding social and cultural aspects of development in China, with emphasis on the multi-cultural Southwestern regions. Her master's project for Chinese studies is the production of a documentary exploring culture, tourism and development on Lugu Lake in Northwestern Yunnan.
· Jay Hubert, who is completing a master's degree in Asian studies with a focus on China. For his master's thesis in Chinese studies, he has begun work on a documentary that explores Sinicization and modernization of Tibetans in the Danba region of Sichuan.
The two recipients of the Chung-fong and Grace Ning Excellence in Chinese Studies Graduate Student Award are:
· Yoshihisa Amae, a student in political science, who began his research on the relationship between China and Taiwan, and its implications for regional security and order. For his dissertation, he is concentrating on Taiwanese nationalism, particularly on the role of the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan in the creation of a Taiwan-centered discourse and identity.
· Kuan-hung Chen, a student in philosophy, who is studying Chinese epistemology from the perspective of the Chinese written language and its symbolic power. His master's thesis in Chinese studies was titled, "A Philosophical Interpretation of A Book from the Sky," a collection of fantastical characters composed by the famous Chinese artist Xu Bing. Chen's essay is being revised for publication in the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism.
The Chung-fong and Grace Ning Chinese Studies fund benefits graduate students and faculty members with China-focused academic projects by providing support for conference or research travel; purchase of books, materials, or supplies; and hiring student assistance. The fund is named for the parents of UH Mānoa Center for Chinese Studies Associate Director Cynthia Ning. They were originally from China, but lived in Pakistan for 17 years before arriving in the United States in 1967. Since all four of their children received scholarships for their education in the United States, they set aside a portion of their nest egg to fund a modest endowment at UH to benefit the Chinese Studies Program.


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WALTHAM, Mass. – The Brandeis University men's basketball team had tough first half from the floor against visiting Lasell College as the Lasers built a 21-point halftime lead and held off a furious rally by the Judges to prevail, 91-82, in the season opener for both teams.
With nine different players scoring in double figures - five for the hosts and four for the visitors – the difference came down to the Judges' dreadful start. Brandeis hit just 20 percent from the field (7-35) in the first stanza, while the Lasers connected on 51.7 percent (15-29). Lasell also outshot Brandeis from 3-point range (58.3% to 16.7%) and from the line (76.9% to 52.6%). The Lasers built a 47-26 halftime lead as junior guard Sean Bertanza (Seymour, Conn./Trinity Pawling) and classmate Sonny Melo (Fall River, Mass./Durfee), a forward, each scored 13 points, combining to score as many points as the entire Brandeis roster. Senior Vytas Kriskus (Kvedarna, Lithuania/Holderness School) paced the Judges with eight points and seven rebounds.
The Lasers scored the first five points on a 3-pointer by junior guard Arthur Alexander (Port St. Lucie, Fla./John Carroll) and a lay-up by senior forward Javon Williams (Mattapan, Mass./Cathedral) to double up the Judges at 52-26 less than a minute in. Brandeis, which twice overcame 19-point deficits to win last season, was not daunted, going on a 19-8 run over the next six minutes to get within 15 points on a Derek Retos (No. Attleboro, Mass./Brimmer and May) trifecta at the 13:09 mark.
Lasell answered with nine of the next 13 points to push the lead back to 20 points, 69-59, on a Dominik Orloff (Slupsk, Poland/Henry P. Becton) lay-up at 11:25. After a Brandon Ganesh (Wellington, Fla./American Heritage) bomb made it with 8:55 remaining, the Judges were still down by 17 when they made another push. Bookend layups by senior guard Tyrone Hughes (Roslindale, Mass./Taft School) were part of an 11-3 that cut the lead to single digits at 76-67 with 4:02 left. After Ganesh answered with two from the line for Lasell, Brandeis sophomore center Youri Dascy (Fall River, Mass./St. Andrew's School) was fouled on a put-back and converted the three-point play, making in just an eight-point deficit with 3:29 left.
The visitors were resilient, however, with Ganesh feeding Orloff with time running down on the shot clock on their next possession and then getting a stop. Two free throws made the lead 12 points with just 2:27 left, and the Judges were unable to get the deficit back to single digits until just before an uncontested lay-up at the final horn.
Lasell was led by Bertanza, who finished with 17 points on 6-of-10 from the floor, 3-of-3 from downtown, and 2-of-3 from the line. He also led the visitors with nine rebounds and three steals. Senior Nate DiSessa (West Palm Beach, Fla./Grandview Prep) and Ganesh had 15 each, while Mello finished with 13. Alexander led all players with five assists. After their fine shooting performance in the first half, Lasell improved to 54.2 percent in the second (13-24) to finish at 52.8% for the game (28-53). They also connected on 55.6% from beyond the arc (10-18) and 78.1% from the line (25-32).
Brandeis's shooting improved dramatically in the second half as they came back, hitting 20-of-39 in the second (51.3%), but it only enough to raise their efficiency to 36.5% for the game (27-74). For the second year in a row, they had two double-double performances, as Dascy finished with game-highs of 18 points and 12 rebounds for his third career double-double, while Kriskus picked up his second with 17 points and 11 boards, including seven on the offensive glass. Bartoldus finished with 13 points, while Retos and Hughes had 10 each. The Judges outrebounded the Lasers, 48-33, including 25-5 on the offensive glass, but it wasn't enough to overcome the shooting woes.
Brandeis returns to action on Thursday evening against Emerson College at 7 p.m., while Lasell hits the floor against Nichols in their home opener at the same time.


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Paul Simon, 'Live in New York City' – Album Review
'So Beautiful or So What,' the album Paul Simon released last year, was his best in two decades. It's funny, smart, tuneful and, most of all, personal. Simon has never shied away from revealing too much. Going all the way back to Simon and Garfunkel's earliest recordings, and continuing throughout his solo albums, the singer-songwriter finds universal truths through his own relationships.
That he still found much to say about love, life and death at age 70 says a lot about Simon. That he can make a 2011 concert in his hometown of New York City sound like an intimate performance for just a few friends says even more. The 20 songs on the 90-minute 'Live in New York City' (which comes with a DVD of the show) span his career -- from 'The Sound of Silence' to 'So Beautiful or So What' -- and most of them still sound remarkably fresh.
Part of the credit goes to Simon's eight-piece band, which holds back on the quieter tracks ('Hearts and Bones') and cuts loose on the celebratory 'Graceland' songs (there are five of them here). But this is mostly Simon's show, from the nimble opener 'The Obvious Child' (from the underrated 'Graceland' follow-up LP 'The Rhythm of the Saints') to the closing 'Still Crazy After All These Years,' a fitting cap to both the concert and the album.
In between, Simon covers the expected ('Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes,' 'The Sound of Silence'), the unexpected ('Slip Slidin' Away,' 'The Only Living Boy in New York') and a few that never pick up much momentum in the setting ('50 Ways to Leave Your Lover,' 'Late in the Evening').
Better are the handful of songs that Simon hasn't performed onstage in years, including 'The Obvious Child,' 'Mother and Child Reunion' and 'Kodachrome.' And even though the 'Live in New York City' versions of the 'Graceland' songs aren't as glorious as they were back when Simon toured with South African musicians in 1987, they're highlights of the set, with both band and audience connecting with the grooves. And somehow even these moments don't get away from Simon, who lords over them with a deft, subtle touch. It's like he's playing them just for you.


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The Mentor (1965-2001) was a science fiction fanzine by Ron Clarke published in NSW, Australia.
Issues No. 1-23 of The Mentor, which were published from 1965 till 1973, were edited and published by Ron Clarke, before reappearing in 1978, also as The Mentor for issues No. 24-95, which ran from 1978 till 2001.
The Mentor featured the regular columns "Grimesish Grumberlings" by A. Bertram Chandler; "The Yankee Privateer" by Buck Coulson, editor of Yandro, and a column by Mae Streklov.
Other contributors included Peter Brodie, Meryl Brown Tobin, Bill Congreve, Janet Cooper, Andrew Darlington (Ludd's Mill), Shane Dix, Wayne Edwards, Louise Hollingberry, Brent Lillie, Vol Molesworth, Margaret Pearce, Richard Reeve, William P. Robertson, Pauline Scarf, Steve Sneyd (Data Dump), Andrew Sullivan, David Tansey, Julie Vaux, Jim Verran, Pavel Viaznikov, Sean Alan Wallace, and Sean Williams.
Contributors of poetry were Peter Brodie, Meryl Brown Tobin, Tom Kretz, Lloyd Michael Lohr, Giovanni Malito, E.D. Paul, M.S. Raper, Richard E. Reeve, and Bill West
Artwork was by Malcolm Edwards (Vector), Steven Fox, Andrey Karapetyan, Peter Lempert, and Mike McCann, Peggy Ranson, Antoinette Rydyr, Kurt Stone, Jozef Szekeres, Julie Vaux, Tonia Walden, and Rod Williams, among others.


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Does Trademark Law Have Room For A Sense Of Humor? Dolce & Gabbana Sue Dolce & Banana
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"Dear Stefano, please let us be. And visit us in Cape Town. I have always admired your famous sense of humor so present in your brand and in your designs. And although I appreciate that Dolce & Gabbana is a very successful commercial enterprise, I fail to understand why Dolce and Banana is a threat."In the end, it's that final point that is the key. How was this brand doing any damage at all to D&G?


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Just making the red link go away.
Please watch Explain XKCD:Community portal/Administrators' noticeboard
I'd like to ask that the admins consider adding Explain XKCD:Community portal/Administrators' noticeboard to their watchlists. On a similar note, I've just started a discussion there about spammers. -Philosopher Let us reason together. 02:02, 4 August 2012 (EDT)
'Bout a couple of things.
The comic counter is a bit off, and that apology from Jeff has been around for ages. There's also a double redirect to the main page that I can't fix. O almighty admin, bestow your gift of power upon us and fix these annoying niggles for us editors. Davidy22 (talk) 09:19, 12 October 2012 (UTC)
- Ix-nay'd the we're back announcement; that's easy. The counter one I'm going to hold off on; there's some voodoo in the calculation I don't fully understand; there was a discussion about that augmented math that will bear some looking into. I recommend reactivating the appropriate discussion on the Community Portal. Anyway, hopefully half fulfilled is still fulfilled... IronyChef (talk) 13:34, 12 October 2012 (UTC)
- ... oh, and that double-redirect is history, too. IronyChef (talk) 13:37, 12 October 2012 (UTC)
This is getting ridiculous
The spam recently. It's obscene. Could you block anonymous page creation and account creation for a few days? Davidy22 (talk) 23:29, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
- OM(F)G... yeah, we've been hit by a spambot again. I think Jeff is the only one with those priv's, but let me look into what I can do, too.


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