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Proud to be the original member of the Lawry's fine dining family, the Tam O'Shanter has been a Los Angeles landmark for more than 80 years. It is the city's oldest restaurant operated by the same family in the same location. Within the Tam's historic walls are timeless treasures that serve as the perfect backdrop for tour groups of all ages and interests. Enjoy our warm Scottish charm in a unique setting—a special place where Walt Disney, John Wayne and countless Hollywood actors and actresses have dined.
We are pleased to offer tour operators special consideration and accept groups of 15 or more guests.
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The Tam O'Shanter is conveniently located off I-5 (Golden State Freeway) and is in close proximity to the following Los Angeles tour destinations: Griffith Park & Observatory, Greek Theatre,
LA Zoo, Gene Autry Museum, Disney Concert Hall, Glendale Theatre, Forest Lawn, Dodger Stadium, Downtown Los Angeles.
Complement your tour with a visit to the Tam O'Shanter where your group will enjoy delicious food while having a genuinely unique and memorable experience.
This room has an especially charming atmosphere with its colorful heraldic flags, genuine antiques and Walt Disney's favorite corner booth beside the inviting fireplace. Seating is available for daytime parties of up to 36 guests.
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I had a vm with a development enviroment with Delphi 7.
I run the same machine, with the same disk (i copied it for test this issue), in my notebook (i5, 4gb, video Intel HD Graphics) and in my desktop pc (i5, 8gb, video geforce gts 250)
In notebook, virtual box version is 4.0.12, y pc 4.1.4 (but i try with 4.1.0 and the same error occurs).
When i execute and exe compiled from my application code, in notebook runs ok, in pc crashed with an "Stream Read Error".
I run the application from the IDE and the lines of code reaching the error are:
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TPicture.RegisterFileFormat('xI', '', TIcon);
TPicture.RegisterFileFormat('xL', '', TBitmap);
TPicture.RegisterFileFormat('xF', '', TJpegImage);
Application.Icon.LoadFromFile(IncludeTrailingPathDelimiter(CarpetaDeEjecucion) + ChangeFileExt(ExtractFileName(Application.ExeName), '.xI'));
imLogo.Picture.LoadFromFile(IncludeTrailingPathDelimiter(CarpetaDeEjecucion) + ChangeFileExt(ExtractFileName(Application.ExeName), '.xL'))
imPrincipal.Picture.LoadFromFile(IncludeTrailingPathDelimiter(CarpetaDeEjecucion) + ChangeFileExt(ExtractFileName(Application.ExeName), '.xF'));
The same exe (compiled in pc) runs without any problem in notebook, or host OS.
But from the IDE or as an standalone exe, it reach the exception.
My video memory is set to 128Mb, with 1 monitor, without remote screen.
I try with different combinations of HW acceleration (3D, 2D), but still get to the error.
It seems to be some change (bug) on version 4.1.x
Thanks you all for any suggestion or solution... (i actually have working version 4.0.12 installed, but i will probably want to update in a future)!


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iluvk9 wrote:My sympathy for you and your family during the difficult time ahead. I lost two dogs to cancer, and recently lost another to unknown causes.
Loving our dogs sets us up for final sadness, but well worth every minute being with them.
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BONIFAY � Deputies arrested a Ponce de Leon teacher for paddling a 5-year-old handicapped student on Oct. 11, according to a news release from the Holmes County Sheriff�s Office.
BONIFAY � Deputies arrested a Ponce de Leon teacher for paddling a 5-year-old handicapped student on Oct. 11, according to a news release from the Holmes County Sheriff�s Office.
Arrested was Ryan Leavins, 39, of Ponce de Leon on charges of child abuse, according to the sheriff's office. Leavins was a teacher at Ponce de Leon Elementary School.
The investigation started on Sept. 4 when the sheriff�s office received a report of an alleged child abuse at the Ponce de Leon Elementary School.
Police discovered that Leavins had paddled a five-year-old handicapped student, resulting in bruising to the child�s bottom.
Leavins admitted to spanking the child after the child became unruly in class, according to the release.
�The safety and security of our students is our highest priority,� said Superintendent Eddie Dixon on Wednesday. �It is unfortunate that the situation occurred; however it is important to note that the district is following standard procedure and board policy throughout this investigative process.�
In accordance with state law, the case was turned over to the Department of Children and Families as well as the Holmes County Sheriff�s Office for investigation, Dixon said. On Oct. 11 Dixon was notified of the formal charges brought against the employee, according to the release from the superintendent�s office. The school district is engaged with legal counsel throughout this ongoing investigation.
According to the sheriff�s office, Leavins said he asked the child repeatedly to calm down, then showed him the paddle, then took the child out of the classroom on three different occasions and spanked him a total of five times on the buttocks.
Based on the severity of the bruising, Leavins was charged with child abuse, according to the release. Leavins turned himself into custody and was released on his own recognizance.
Leavins was placed on paid administrative leave, pending an investigation into the incident, but Leavins submitted his resignation to the school board on Oct. 11, according to a news release from the superintendent�s office. Leavins� resignation was accepted by the Holmes County School Board on Oct. 15.


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India's austerity push in a budget to be unveiled on Thursday threatens to have the unintended impact of adding to inflationary pressure, hampering chances for rapid interest rate cuts that the government wants, RBI officials told Reuters.
New Delhi plans to cut public spending by up to 10 percent in the fiscal year starting in April, officials involved in the budget preparations told Reuters last week, as Finance Minister P Chidambaram struggles to bring down the fiscal deficit to 4.8 percent of gross domestic product and stave off a credit rating downgrade.
Yet, officials in the Reserve Bank of India fear that cutting capital spending on projects with strong multiplier effects like building roads and bridges, won't help revive growth, which is seen as a priority if the economy is to avoid a downward spiral.
And they also worry that maintaining populist spending on subsidies for food, fuel, fertiliser and cooking gas will push up prices.
While this spending, fuels consumer demand, especially for food, it is also a key driver of inflation in India.
"If spending on social schemes comes at the expense of capital expenditure, it will be bad," an official with direct knowledge of policymaking told Reuters.
"Inflation will go up, and there will be food inflation from the demand side."
But with an election just a year away, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's beleaguered government, facing a backlash for raising fuel prices as well as a string of corruption scandals, is in a bind.
It needs to get its fiscal house in order, but cutting the outlay on populist schemes would alienate voters, already upset over stubbornly high inflation.
"Given that election is around the corner, it would be difficult for the government to cut its social outlay. Cutting investment expenditure is a soft target," a second official involved with monetary policy-making told Reuters.
Asia's third-largest economy is on track to grow as little as 5 per cent in the fiscal year that ends next month, its worst in a decade, even as inflation remains sticky near 7 per cent.
To get the economy going, the government should ideally be spending on infrastructure, which would in turn kick start stalled private sector investment.
Investment in technology, better transport and storage for India's vast agriculture sector could also help dampen supply-side inflation pressures by reducing wastage.
Instead, some of the savings on capital investment planned in the budget will be reallocated to help fund a $22.27 billion food security bill, officials have told Reuters.
The central bank has privately expressed its discomfort to the finance ministry over high government spending towards consumption.
"The RBI wants less non-planned expenditure and more capital expenditure because it supports growth," a third senior official said.
Non-planned expenditure refers mostly to subsidies and consumption-based spending.
None of the officials wanted to be identified because they are not allowed to speak to media.
The RBI is also concerned about a trillion rupee cash hoard that the government has piled up during the closing weeks of the current fiscal year as it desperately tries to bring the fiscal deficit within a targeted 5.3 percent.
Economists believe the government is holding onto the cash so it will be able to borrow less in 2013/14, and keep the credit rating agencies at bay.
The trouble is that taking that money out of circulation instead of putting it to work puts another drag on an economy already losing momentum, and dilutes the impact of a recent rate cut as banks keep deposit rates high in order to attract funds.
Graphic http://link.reuters.com/baw24t on fiscal deficit
The RBI has long resisted pressure from the government to cut interest rates, but relented slightly in January by reducing its policy repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.75 per cent.
Making its first cut in nine months, the central bank warned that high food prices could exacerbate inflation in the latter half of 2013.
After that cut and fall in the annual inflation rate to 6.62 per cent in January, the lowest in three years, economists have stuck with expectations that interest rates will only be able to come down another 0.75 percentage point over the course of the year.
Chidambaram wants the RBI to cut rates further to stimulate growth and in the bargain reduce the fiscal deficit, which would in turn lower government borrowing and spur private investment.
That argument could be at risk if the central bank isn't convinced that inflation is under control.
RBI Governor Duvvuri Subbarao made clear last weekend, while attending a G20 summit in Moscow, that the central bank is looking beyond the headline figure of the government's budget deficit, and examining the type of spending cuts planned.
"It's very important, for growth to accelerate and for inflation to remain contained, that investments take place.
"For private investment to take place the government has to spend on capital expenditure, on infrastructure," Subbarao said.
"So while we look at the headline fiscal deficit number in the budget, we will look also at the quality of fiscal adjustment in determining our monetary policy stance."
(Additional reporting by Maya Nikolaeva in Moscow; Editing by Suvashree Dey Choudhury and Tony Munroe and Simon Cameron-Moore)


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YEOVIL Town's FA Cup dream came to an end as they lost 2-0 at Southampton.
The Premier League side were too strong as a penalty from Guly Do Prado and Sam Gallagher's first senior goal dumped the Glovers out of the cup in the fourth round.
Gary Johnson's men were looking to reach the fifth round for the first time since 1949 but must now turn their attention to their fight to say in the Championship.


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L.A. schools Supt. John Deasy announced Friday that as much as 30% of a teacher's evaluation will be based on student test scores, setting off more contention in the nation's second-largest school system in the weeks before a critical Board of Education election.
Leaders of the teachers union have insisted that there should be no fixed percentage or expectation for how much standardized tests should count — and that test results should serve almost entirely as just one measure to improve instruction. Deasy, in contrast, has insisted that test scores should play a significant role in a teacher's evaluation and that poor scores could contribute directly to dismissal.
In a Friday memo explaining the evaluation process, Deasy set 30% as the goal and the maximum for how much test scores and other data should count.
In an interview, he emphasized that the underlying thrust is to develop an evaluation that improves the teaching corps and that data is part of the effort.


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HARWICH, Mass. (May 19, 2011)—One of the most successful seasons in MIT baseball history came to a close on Thursday morning as MIT was beaten 3-2 by the Tufts University Jumbos and eliminated from the NCAA Tournament. The Engineers, who were seeded fourth in the New England Regional at Whitehouse Field, finish their season with a 25-15 record.
MIT took a 1-0 lead in the top of first when designated hitter A.J. Hansborough singled through the left side to plate senior center fielder Brian Doyle, who led off with a single and advanced to second on single by shortstop Bryan Macomber.
Macomber and senior right fielder Ryne Barry each had two hits for MIT, which ended up with seven as a team.
The Jumbos took a 2-1 lead in the third on RBI singles by Sam Sager and Ian Goldberg. MIT tied the game at two in the top of the fourth inning on a RBI groundout by Doyle, but the #1 seeded Jumbos took the lead back in the bottom half of the inning. Second baseman Frank Petroskey reached on a single and advanced to third on a throwing error before scoring an unearned run on David LeResche's ground-out to third.
Torre Swanson took the loss for MIT, pitching three and a third innings for MIT and allowing three runs, two of them earned, on nine hits. Swanson struck out two batters and did not walk a Jumbo. Chris Vaughan and Henry Zhu pitched six innings of scoreless ball in relief, neither of them allowing a walk.
Tufts starter David Ryan pitched eight strong innings, walking four and striking out four to get the victory. Edward Bernstein worked a scoreless ninth, fanning two, to earn a save.
David Orlowitz and Chase Rose both went 3-for-4 to lead nationally ranked Tufts (27-8-1) to a 14-hit attack.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb women's tennis team dropped to a 2-4 mark on the season on Friday night when they were defeated 5-2 by UT Martin at the Whitworth Racquet Club in Nashville.
"We came out a little slow in the doubles tonight and need to continue to work on consistency right now," head coach Andrew Harris said. "Singles, Welcher and Borck showed great maturity tonight by coming out and finishing their matches. We have two weeks now to evaluate in more detail what we need to do from here to make sure we continue to progress. This will be a critical two week stretch for us."
The Lady Bison started off with a 1-0 deficit after dropping the doubles point in a straight sweep, UT Martin taking all three matches.
Sophomore Alyssa Bellini and freshman Deahna Welcher were defeated 8-1 at No. 1 by Alice Lang and Anna Marie Herbold, while senior Elizabeth Keevil and freshman Jenny Borck fell at No. 2 to Ivon Simic and Jodie Tiley, losing 8-5.
The senior duo of Danielle Hansen and Samantha Bowman lost at No. 3 to Anna Winklemann and Jessica Silva 8-2.
Down 1-0, the Lady Bison entered into singles play where the two freshmen showed all the leadership.
The only two wins for the Lady Bison came at No. 2 and No. 3 where freshmen Welcher and Borck defeated their opponents, both in straight sets.
At No. 2, Welcher defeated Johanie VanZyle 6-3, 6-1, while Borck took down Simic at No. 3 6-4, 6-1.
UT Martin posted wins in the remaining four singles matches.
Bellini was defeated 6-2, 6-1 at No. 1 by Tiley, and Keevil was shut down by Herbold at No. 4, losing 6-2, 6-0.
At No. 5, Hansen fell to Winklemann 6-1, 6-2, while Bowman was defeated at No. 6 by Silva 6-0, 7-5.
The Lady Bison will be back in action after two weeks off on Friday, Feb. 24 when they face Abilene Christian at the Whitworth Racquet Club at 7 p.m.
1. Lang/ Herbold (UTM) def. Welcher/ Bellini (LU) 8-1
2. Simic/ Tiley (UTM) def. Borck/ Keevil (LU) 8-5
3. Winklemann/ Silva (UTM) def. Bowman & Hansen (LU) 8-2
1. Jodie Tiley def. Alyssa Bellini (LU) 6-2, 6-1
2. Deahna Welcher (LU) def. Johanie VanZyle (UTM) 6-3, 6-1
3. Jenny Borck (LU) def. Ivon Simic (UTM) 6-4, 6-1
4. Anna Marie Herbold def. Elizabeth Keevil (LU) 6-2, 6-0
5. Anna Winklemann (UTM) def. Danielle Hansen (LU) 6-1, 6-2
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Thatguy wrote:In my server, guilds ask women to get naked and dance on webcam.
They then have to give their CC number.
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Don't even wanna know what are the requirements for our scrub guilds that are considered the most progressed ones.
So how many girls are in your guild?
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 29, 2010) - Fresh off its best start in school history, the ETSU baseball team is set to face former SoCon rival Appalachian State Tuesday and ACC foe Virginia Tech Wednesday in two non-conference mid-week games.
The Buccaneers head to Boone, N.C. Tuesday for a 3 p.m. game against the Mountaineers at Smith Stadium. ETSU will then host the Hokies at Cardinal Park on Wednesday with the first pitch slated for 7 p.m.
ETSU (16-5, 5-1 A-Sun) is coming off of two big wins at Lipscomb this past weekend winning its fifth straight weekend series. The first place Bucs have been hitting lights out in non-conference games with a .349 average and 28 home runs. Junior Paul Hoilman (Johnson City, Tenn.) has been leading the way for the Buccaneers hitting a team-best .453 with 11 home runs and 35 RBI.
Appalachian State (14-6-1, 2-6-1 SoCon) is 0-4-1 in its last five contests after being swept by The Citadel on the road last weekend. The Mountaineers are led by senior Wes Hobson who is hitting .378 with eight doubles, four home runs and 20 RBI.
The Bucs are 50-68 all-time against the Mountaineers. ETSU dropped a 15-12 slugfest to Appalachian State on the road last season in a game that saw the Mountaineers rally for four run in the eighth for the win.
The Hokies (16-9, 4-5 ACC) have won three of their last four including a series win over Wake Forest in Blacksburg, Va. Virginia Tech as a team is hitting .331 with 59 doubles and 27 home runs. Junior Austin Wates leads the Hokies hitting .420 with 12 extra base hits and 19 RBI.
Virginia Tech leads the series with the Bucs 17-30, but ETSU has won five of the last seven meetings against the Hokies including three straight at home.
Live stats and audio are available by clicking the links above. The Virginia Teach game can be heard live on ETSUBucs.com and on the radio on the Holston Valley Broadcasting Corporation's family of stations, which include WKPT-AM (1400) and WKPT-FM (94.3) in Kingsport, WOPI-AM (1490) and WOPI-FM (97.9) in Bristol, and WKTP-AM (1590) and WKTP-FM (97.7) in Johnson City. Tune in one half hour before the game to catch all analysis on the Atmos Energy Dugout show, and don't forget to stay with us after the game on the 10th Inning Show presented by General Shale.
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A bad day for technology stocks Friday held back the stock market's big run-up.
Microsoft led the slump in tech, falling the most in more than four years after the company wrote off nearly $1 billion on its new tablet computer and reported declining revenue for its Windows operating system. Google dropped after its revenue fell below analysts' forecasts, partly because the Internet search leader's ad prices took an unexpected turn lower.
With tech stocks falling, the Standard & Poor's 500 index was held to a gain of 2.72 points, or 0.2 percent. That pushed the index up to another all-time of 1,692.09. The S&P 500 has rebounded from a poor performance last month and is up 5.3 percent in July.
Despite the market's broad advance this month, a growing list of poor tech results is raising concerns about the strength of the economy and the stock market. Intel and eBay also reported weak results this week, and chipmaker Advanced Micro reported a second-quarter loss because of a worldwide slump in PC demand.
Technology "has definitely been a sector that people have been expecting big things from and it has not delivered," said Randy Frederick, Managing Director of Active Trading & Derivatives at the Schwab Center for Financial Research.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 4.80 points, or 0.03 percent, to 15,543.71. If not for the declines in Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and IBM, the index would have gained about 70 points.
A brighter outlook on the U.S. economy from industry bellwether General Electric was also overshadowed by the slump in tech.
The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite fell 23.66 points, or 0.7 percent, to 3,587.61. The index was the only major market benchmark to end the week lower, falling 0.4 percent.
Technology stocks in the S&P 500 have lagged the S&P 500 this year, gaining only 8.5 percent, versus 18.6 percent for the broader index. The industry is one of four of the 10 sectors in the S&P 500 that are expected to see earnings growth contract in the second quarter.
So far, 104 companies from the S&P 500 have reported earnings. Two-thirds of them have beaten analysts' expectations, according to S&P Capital IQ data. Just under half have exceeded analysts' forecast for revenue.
Microsoft dropped $4.04, or 11.4 percent, to $31.40 after reporting its earnings late Thursday. That's the biggest one-day decline since the stock slumped 11.7 percent in January 2009. Google fell $14.08, or 1.5 percent, $896.60. It also posted earnings late Thursday.
The stock market rose sharply in July after the Federal Reserve reassured investors that it won't pull back on its economic stimulus before the economy is strong enough. The U.S. central bank is currently buying $85 billion in bonds every month to keep long-term interest rates low and to encourage borrowing and hiring.
In government bond trading, the yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.48 percent from 2.53 percent late Thursday. Ten-year Treasurys have risen, pushing their yield lower, since July 5, when the government reported strong hiring in June. The yield rose as high as 2.74 percent that day.
The pullback in bond yields should help stocks sustain their rally because it makes them look more attractive compared to bonds, said Paul Zemsky, head of multi-asset strategies for ING U.S. Investment Management. Lower interest rates should also support the housing market by holding down mortgage rates.
"A lot of the fears that had come from these higher rates are abating," Zemsky said. "Rates have come back down and that's good."
The price of crude oil edged up a penny to $108.05 a barrel. The price of gold climbed $8.70 to $1,292.90 an ounce.
Among other stocks making big moves:
— General Electric rose $1.09, or 4.6 percent, to $24.72 after posting a slight gain in net income in the second quarter. GE also said its U.S. operations are picking up steam. The results were better than analysts had forecast.
— Chipotle Mexican Grill climbed $32.22, or 8.6 percent, to $408.90 after the Mexican fast-food chain reported results that beat analysts' expectations.
— Whirlpool surged $9.54, or 8 percent, $128.91 after its second-quarter net income soared 75 percent as demand improved for its appliances. Whirlpool also benefited from some tax credits.


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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
VeganMoFo: "Fresh Food Fast" Cookbook Review
Last week I picked up a copy of the latest cookbook from Peter Berley (of "Modern Vegetarian Kitchen" fame) at our local used book store. It's not all vegan, but there are a lot of good vegan or veganizable recipes inside. I've made many wonderful meals from MVK, so I was happy to get a good deal on this lovely book.
The book has a lovely, easy layout with great pictures and clear instructions. It is arranged by season, which I appreciate since I get most of my produce from the farmers markets. Also, each menu is designed to be made in less than one hour. To my joy and delight, the meals I've made so far have actually come in at under an hour, including prep, but have been tasty and complex meals that don't tasty "express-y" - if you catch my drift. Most menus are designed to serve 4. I also like that each menu has a section where he suggests an order for preparing the meal (prepare soup to step 3, preheat the oven, saute the veggies... whatever).
First thing I made was Balsamic-Roasted Seitan with Cipollina Onions (I used shallots instead). Wow. This was a wonderful, hearty, filling dinner with a healthy "stick to your ribs" feeling. The flavors were new and rich and sweet-savory all at once. As suggested I made the accompanying Mashed Potatoes with Garlic and Parsnips to serve with the seitan. This meal calls for premade seitan, so I defrosted some my "Real Food Daily" Chicken-style seitan from my freezer. This tiny serving is all that was leftover to photograph, because when we ate this at my grandpa's house, there was no time for photography!
Next up I made the Pumpkin, Pear, and Fennel Soup & the Quinoa with Brussel Sprouts and Tempeh. Wow! I LOVED this Quinoa dish. It's definitely a new standard. And it's really quick. Maybe 30 minutes from start to finish? I used black quinoa, for the first time, and that wasn't really such hit. It's crunchier and almost more like poppy seeds. Could be neat in certain applications, but it won't become a new favorite. The quinoa dish was full of flavor, veggies, and tempeh. And it made a lot. I'd say it could feed 5 or maybe even 6. So yummy. I quite liked the soup, which was a 15-minute recipe in the pressure cooker, but Musty doesn't ever like soups with pear or apple in them, so he rejected it. In the end, I ate a lot of it, and also shared some with my family.
Most recently I made Autumn Menu #4: Red Lentil Curry with Sweet Potatoes & Pita Bread, and accompanying Red Cabbage with Tomatoes and Cumin Seeds. Yum! I used winter squash instead of sweet potato, since Musty doesn't like those delicious orange tubers. The curry was mild, but hearty and delicious. You could easily up the spices or use some coconut milk in place of some of the water - but it's a quick, nutritious, and easy base recipe for a curry. The Cabbage was totally amazing. I chose to leave out the raisins. It's lemony, spicy, and delicious - very Indian. The curry easily served 4 hungry people, and there was even some leftover for my grandpa to have for lunch the next day. Next time I'll double the cabbage though, because we polished that off in a jiffy!
Based on my results so far, I"m really excited about this book, and I'd definitely recommend it.
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Great review!! Definitely sounds like a worthy cookbook.ReplyDelete
A friend of mine has Modern Vegetarian Kitchen and that looks pretty good so I don't doubt this is lovely too. I'm going to add it to the list.ReplyDelete
I don't have either of his cookbooks, but I look for them on your recommendation. I like time management tips! And the food looks fantastic! That purple cabbage certainly caught my eye.ReplyDelete
I'm a sucker for a cookbook with full color photos! And all these dishes look so good...I'll have to check it out.ReplyDelete
Also, I'm glad you clarified on why there only two pieces of seitan in that picture. I was afraid that was all you'd eaten, and I felt like a pig ... cause I would have eaten more.
Sounds great! The quinoa dish sounds perfect for us, we love quinoa & brussels!ReplyDelete
This book, his Modern Vegetarian Kitchen, and also the Angelica Home Kitchen (which shares some recipes in common with Modern Vegetarian) are the awesome trilogy of vegan cookbooks. He really missed the mark with his "Flexitarian" book, however.ReplyDelete


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Goldman's 'Fabulous Fab' Trial in 90 Seconds
Jury selection begins in the trial of Fabrice Tourre, a former Goldman trader known as "Fabulous Fab." The SEC is accusing Mr. Tourre of misleading investors about a transaction tied to subprime mortgages. WSJ's Ashby Jones breaks down what to watch.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
I ... shares of Goldman Sachs the months before the financial crisis are back in spotlight today when a civil trial kicks off in federal court ... a few years ago the SCC accused a former trader at the Bank ... of Greece Toray of misleading investors ... about a complex financial transactions tied to subprime mortgages ... it led to nearly one billion dollars in losses from Goldman's clients ... the bank settled with the SCC for five hundred fifty million back in twenty ten ... but Mr. Tourre's going to try to say he's done nothing wrong ... the key was just a cog in Goldman's massive mortgage machine ... here's what to watch for ... Mr. Tories' a Corfu character in emails can probably see that he refers to himself as ... the fabulous Fab and uses other descriptive language can predict the fall of the mortgage market ... but the case is also about Goldman Sachs its actions are likely to be rehashed in vivid detail during the trial ... a win for the fab ... would allow Goldman to put the matter behind them for good ... total loss was stated that establishing a federal jury found in its mortgage business did in fact ... defraud investors ... with the Wall Street Journal I'm Ashby Jones ...


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Saturday, January 19, 2008
24c3 Presentation and Research
However, since some of the things I presented were some of my own research which I haven't posted anywhere, I'll write a couple of posts about that in the next couple of days. There isn't too much though, so there's no need to get your hopes up, and if you've seen the video, you already know it.
[EDIT]P.S. Any comments or criticisms about the presentation would be greatly appreciated[/EDIT]
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- mgroves said...
"M$ calls CSRF a 'one-click attack'"
Did you seriously just use "M-dollar-sign"?
- 19 January 2008 at 4:23 pm
- kuza55 said...
Well, in my slides, yeah I had M$, but I said MS, since it's faster, and I was trying to rush through things to keep it under the 45 minute time limit.
Maybe I should replace all references to Microsoft with Monopolysoft?
- 19 January 2008 at 4:43 pm
Good stuff. I haven't watch the video, just read the pdf.
I picked up couple of new stuff like PHP user-agent thingy (weird!). Overall good compilation of weird behaviours in web app world.
- 19 January 2008 at 9:27 pm
- Alex said...
And here is the video:
- 20 January 2008 at 4:39 am
- Alex said...
Well, Blogspot is annoying ...
Next try:
- 20 January 2008 at 4:41 am
- Travis said...
Just finished watching the talk, glad you decided to present. You brought up some interesting topics which I haven't really looked into and you shed light on things I have looked into. I may be emailing you soon with some questions, talk to you soon.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — While Ilya Kovachuk refuses to take credit for the New Jersey Devils' surge since the All-Star break, his teammates can see that the forward has elevated his game.
Kovalchuk had a goal and two assists, and the Devils extended their winning streak to four games with a 5-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday.
Anton Volchenkov, Dainius Zubrus, Zach Parise and David Clarkson also scored for the Devils, who remained perfect since the All-Star break while equaling their season-best win streak. Kovalchuk has been the key to the surge with three goals and seven assists in the four games.
"He's a heart and soul guy," Clarkson said. "He flies out there. He's always been a guy who finds the net and makes plays. He's a positive guy in the room, whether we're winning or losing. It's great to see him doing well, and that's why we're doing well."
When asked about his play, Kovalchuk put the focus squarely on the team.
"We're all playing good," Kovalchuk said. "Individually, you can't do much anymore because everybody watches videos and everybody plays a system. You need the five guys on the ice to be on the same page, to play the same way, to be successful."
But it never hurts to have a star player set the tone.
"Your top players need to be your top players," said Martin Brodeur who made 28 saves and got an assist on Clarkson's empty-net goal in the closing seconds. "We ask every guy to chip in every night. He's doing a lot of things, like killing penalties. He has a lot more responsibility now, and he's taken it with a positive spin."
The win moved New Jersey within one point of fifth-place Pittsburgh in the Eastern Conference.
Matt Niskanen and Evgeni Malkin scored for the Penguins who had won nine of 10. Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury was yanked early in the second period after surrendering three goals, ending his nine-game winning streak.
Kovalchuk powered the Devils to a 2-0 lead in the first period.
Cruising all alone in the slot, Kovalchuk whipped a feed from Patrik Elias past Fleury for his team-leading 22nd goal at 2:21.
Kovalchuk was the playmaker on the second tally at 9:33, sending a return pass to Volchenkov in the slot. It was the first goal in 104 games for the defenseman, and his first with the Devils.
Malkin had two quality chances for the Penguins, including one in the closing seconds of the period as Brodeur denied him with a spinning save.
New Jersey increased the lead to 3-0 at 2:28 in the second, getting a short-handed tally from Zubrus that was set up by a terrific effort by Kovalchuk.
The sequence started when Kovalchuk blocked a shot from Paul Martin at the point. Those two battled down the ice for possession with Kovalchuk winning and driving to the net only to be denied by Fleury. Zubrus knocked in the rebound as the Devils scored their league-leading 13th short-handed goal.
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma pulled Fleury at that point, sending in Brent Johnson.
"It was a tough one to give up," Fleury said. "We were trying to come back in the game. There was a still a lot of time to play and the guys battled back."
The move helped stem the Devils' momentum and the Penguins cashed in the remaining power play when Niskanen scored at 3:02.
"We gave them a couple of goals and we were playing from behind right from the start," Niskanen said. "Brodeur is tough to beat. He was pretty good today and that team in general is tough to play against when they have the lead."
Parise restored the three-goal lead for the Devils with his 20th of the season at 11:33.
In the third, Brodeur maintained the three-goal margin with a stellar stop on James Neal's shot from the right circle.
Pittsburgh turned up the pressure after Volchenkov was whistled for high-sticking midway through the period, and it paid off when Malkin got his 29th, a power-play goal at 11:43.
NOTES: C Adam Henrique returned for the Devils after missing the last three games with a groin injury. To clear roster space, New Jersey returned D Peter Harrold to Albany of the AHL. ... D Adam Larsson (sore back) and C Ryan Carter (hand injury) sat out for New Jersey while RW Cam Janssen was a healthy scratch. ... D Ben Lovejoy and RW Colin McDonald were healthy scratches for Pittsburgh while RW Arron Asham missed a ninth straight game with a concussion.


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See Nicole Kidman Pull a 'Basic Instinct' In Her Upcoming Movie
It's such a famous scene that if we simply say "Sharon Stone's 'Basic Instinct' moment," you know exactly which revealing shot I'm referencing. And apparently Nicole Kidman will attempt to top it – if possible – in Lee Daniels' upcoming drama 'The Paperboy.' Want to see for yourself?
Daniels is bringing 'The Paperboy,' his follow-up to his Oscar-winning 'Precious,' to the Cannes Film Festival this week. It stars Matthew McConaughey as a reporter following up on a story about a death-row inmate (John Cusack) who might be innocent of his crimes. Daniels also cast Zac Efron as McConaughey's younger brother and Kidman as an imbalanced woman who brings the legal case to the reporter's attention.
That's not all she calls attention to. In a scene insiders are referring to as Kidman's 'Basic Instinct' moment, the Oscar winner apparently flashes an unsuspecting viewer, and it's captured in the first official still shot from the legal drama (via Movies.com).
This is the tip of the iceberg, according to Daniels, who hints at a torrid affair between 44-year-old Kidman and 24-yeal-old Efron (on screen, not in real life), and several scenes of what he calls his crew "getting down."
Find out exactly what that means when 'The Paperboy' reaches theaters later this year, likely in November or December so it can be considered for Oscar contention.


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"Sopranos" last run poses: will Tony die?
By Arthur Spiegelman Today at 1:36 am
He is a fat, balding, heavy-breathing man with an explosive temper and a reptilian gaze. Starting on Sunday and lasting nine weeks, Americans are going to be on tenterhooks, wondering if he will live or die.
He is, of course, mob boss Tony Soprano, the first of a new breed of anti-hero to dominate the U.S. television screen, a character whose corrupt, sometimes murderous deeds have failed to stop a large part of America from adoring him.
Now everyone wants to know, as "The Sopranos" heads into its final nine episodes after six acclaimed seasons on cable channel HBO, whether Tony gets whacked or whisked into the witness protection program.
Will Tony, the conflicted head of a northern New Jersey crime family, get the last laugh, or will the state, federal and local law enforcement agencies pursuing him all these years come out on top?
One hallmark of the show has been that it is often hard to tell the good guys from the bad ones. And as far as honor among thieves is concerned, forget about it.
Tony, played by James Gandolfini, inhabits a world where he can trust no one, not even his own mother, who in collusion with an uncle once tried to have him killed. They failed, and Tony thought seriously about killing mom.
Media scholar Robert Thompson, head of Syracuse University's Center for the Study of Popular Television, said Tony Soprano's persona as a "lovable, huggable murderer" helped him cultivate a huge following.
"This was a show that demonstrated how novelistic and how sophisticated television could be," Thompson said. "It is not only about bad guys, it's about people who are at the heart, horribly, morally corrupted individuals. But at the same time, they were presented in a way where we really could identify with them."
Instead of bringing the show to commercial broadcast television, series creator and guiding light David Chase struck a deal with HBO to carry the program. Its runaway success helped give HBO new clout in the industry and raised the bar creatively for television as a whole.
As a subscription-based channel free of the advertising and regulatory constraints facing commercial television, HBO could let "The Sopranos" indulge in sexually frank scenes and profanity, with Tony uttering such bon mots as: "You don't **** where you eat. And you really don't **** where I eat."
That line was chosen by Fred R. Shapiro, editor of "The Yale Book of Quotations," as one of the 10 best lines from the program. Another was Tony's line, "I won't pay. I know too much about extortion."
Terence Winter, a writer and producer on the series, said the show was not intended to convey any message about corruption, morality or family values, even though almost every episode is a study in moral corruption.
"Art asks questions. It doesn't give answers," he said in a recent interview. "We don't feel and we're not beholden by any kind of pressure from anywhere to wrap stories up in a neat bow or to explain things or to necessarily have a moral at the end of the day.
"Certain people think Tony lives a very glamorous life. And certain people think, 'I wouldn't want to be Tony Soprano for all the money in the world.' We don't take a position. ... We just sort of present the characters for who they are."
As far as Winter is concerned, the more uncertainty about how the series ends, the better.
"We are so sworn to secrecy. And truth is, the audience really doesn't want to know, they think they want to know. They don't. You want to see it go down and enjoy whatever happens."
(additional reporting by Steve Gorman)
`Sopranos' star ready for show to end
Yesterday at 4:11 pm
The time has come for HBO's "The Sopranos" to be rubbed out. And Michael Imperioli is ready for the end.
The 41-year-old actor returns as Christopher Moltisanti for the final season of the Emmy-winning mob drama, which premieres Sunday (9 p.m. EDT).
"I love the show," Imperioli told AP Radio in a recent interview. "It's gonna be sad to leave it. I think the timing is right to end it."
What's in store for his character?
"I would like to end it in the psychiatric hospital with Uncle Junior," he joked. "It's probably gonna end, I would imagine, not the way people expect."
Imperioli said he hopes Tony Soprano, played by James Gandolfini, won't allow Christopher to take over as mob boss.
"If it ends with me as the boss then what's the point, it's over, right? Then I don't get to enjoy it," he laughed. "I don't have any desires in that how it ends. I mean, I know however it's going to end, it's going to be interesting and appropriate."
He said it would be funny if Christopher's fiancee, Adriana La Cerva (Drea de Matteo), got revenge on him.
"Maybe (she) comes from beyond the grave, makes him a zombie and brings him to the netherworld. I don't know, I always thought he could be killed by Adriana but that's not gonna happen," he said.
i watched this video to get me caught up for it. ive never seen one full episode of the sopranos ever.
...cant figure out how to put the vid on the page
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA — The city council has approved of a policy and program to accommodate new mothers with a location to breast-feed their children while at city hall, or at the Central Park community center.
The policy also provides breast-feeding education and support and raise community awareness.
The city council approved the policy, with councilman Bill Alexander dissenting. The program will be paid for by grants from First 5 San Bernardino funds, and the California Department of Public Health Childhood Obesity Prevention Program, in the first year.
The project will provide equipment and resources to create two permanent Mother's Rooms at the James L. Brulte Senior Center, and at city hall.
Rooms will include a hospital grade breast pump, electrical outlets, secured storage, a locking door, a comfortable chair with proper support, a table or other flat surface to hold a breast pump, and a microwave for sanitizing personal equipment.
Leslie Bramson, an assistant professor who teaches lactation management at the Loma Linda University School of Public Health, spoke in support of the program at a recent council meeting. Bramson said a supportive policy and program to accomodate breastfeeding helps women overcome barriers to balancing their life and work. Benefits include lower job turnover, less absenteeism, and savings in reduced medical spending, she said.
"You are setting a gold standard, not just for your community, but for the nation as a whole," Bramson said. "Everyone will be looking to you as an example."
Councilwoman Diane Williams was among councilmembers in support of the program said she's proud of a policy that would help new mothers with a space to breastfeed. She related the time years ago when women could only do so in a restroom.
"To be able to accommodate them is wonderful that they have a proper kind of facility," Williams said.
Alexander said he was concerned, however, about the cost to taxpayers from bureaucracy that would be generated from the program.
"I don't know of anybody against breastfeeding or anybody against a facility to do that," Alexander said. "But the only way we're getting these funds from First Five is to first have a policy. And it's going to pay for consultants and room preparation and a refrigerator. There's nothing wrong with supporting the whole concept and idea. It's the whole bureaucracy of this that really bothers me."
Williams disagreed.
"I'm just delighted that it's comes this far," she said. "I'm not gonna address the bureaucracy at all, because if that's what it takes to make it happen, then so be it."
The policy is a part of the city's Healthy RC initiative, which aims to improve the health and wellness for city employees and residents.
The city, according to a report on the matter, recognizes that breast-feeding is a strategy to reduce childhood obesity and related chronic diseases. The report states that breastfeeding boosts an infants immune system, and is helps lower rates of Type 2 diabetes and childhood obesity.
The new policy also provides provisions to prevent harassment of employees who may be using the rooms to breastfeed their children.
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If you're paying someone to do your taxes, don't just talk with them about income, deductions and the bottom line.
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Three More Rental Kitchen Ideas from Domino
10 kitchen improvements for renters was a hit; lots of you are in rental kitchens! But that was just a start: there are plenty of other good ideas on brightening a rental kitchen. Here are three more ideas we noticed in at Domino.
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- Storage with style: In kitchens that lack storage, hide shelves with a colorful curtain, and be playful with other storage. For instance, here they use a vintage Champagne bucket for cooking utensils, sort of like this bucket in David Lebovitz's kitchen.
- Cover the backsplash: Here Domino suggests a polyurethane boa material to cover the backsplash with style. That's a little too much wildlife for our tastes, but it might look great in a more glam kitchen. Our tips also suggest covering the backsplash; it's great if you can use something magnetic and then use it for magnets, notes, and recipes.
- Change the flooring: We also mentioned this, but we never thought of wall-to-wall carpet! Domino demonstrates how it can work: FLOR tiles are easy to clean, and they are fully removable.
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Mirta Martin can relate to the nontraditional students who often fill the campus of Nicholls State University.
Mirta Martin can relate to the nontraditional students who often fill the campus of Nicholls State University.
"Their story is my story," she said. "I came to this country as a refugee (from Cuba) escaping a communist regime. I remember what it was like with my grandmother, to be on our hands and knees, cleaning bathrooms to put food on the table … I worked a 40 and 50 hour week while still going to school full-time. It's my time to pass it forward, and this is the way I can pass it forward."
Martin, dean of the school of business at Virginia State University, is one of six semifinalists for the presidency at Nicholls.
Her nontraditional background, work ethic and passion for education make her the ideal candidate, she said.
Martin's "deliberately diverse" career, as she calls it, started in retail and commercial banking, where she oversaw multi-million dollar bank portfolios and operating budgets. After 10 years, she traded her role at First Union National Bank of Virginia for a job in higher education.
She has since served as a professor, special assistant to the president at John Tyler Community College and to the chancellor of the Virginia Community College System, and dean of the Reginald F. Lewis School of Business at Virginia State University.
"The diversity of my background is an asset," she said. "I'm as comfortable in a classroom as I am in a boardroom."
It's that experience that will help her move Nicholls to the next level, she said.
The first step is to develop and extend the university's brand, she said. Not only will this come in handy for athletics, but also for academics.
"What are programs that have greatest potential and impact so that we can create brand awareness toward Nicholls?" Martin asked. "We need to be able to carry value proposition of Nicholls education into businesses, the state, the nation."
Once the brand is developed, she plans to learn the needs of the region and cater to them; expand the current partnership with Fletcher Technical Community College to make it more seamless for a student to transfer from a two- to four-year institution; and to "not fundraise, but friend-raise" to get additional money for the university.
Martin recognizes the university's budget problems will make achieving those goals difficult, but she said she is confident she can do it.
If anyone could, it's Martin, said Cheryl Mitchem, assistant dean of the business school at Virginia State.
"She's been dean for a little over four years, and she's revamped the entire curriculum," Mitchem said.
From implementing the use of digital textbooks as a cost-saver for students to building connections with the business community, Mitchem said Martin is "dynamic."
"She's passionate about her students," Mitchem said, noting Martin's visibility and her open door policy. "She goes out of her way for almost everybody. She's very warm."
Her approachable nature was one thing that stood out during her interview, said Albert Davis, dean of Nicholls' university college and one of about 30 faculty members who attended the public interview. "She turned and looked at the audience," Davis said. "She seemed like she cared."


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Yet Another Story Of A Guy Arrested For Filming Police
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JJ sent over a ridiculous story from Philadelphia where a Temple student was arrested for photographing the police, which he actually did as part of his photojournalism class, where he had a "night-photography" assignment. When he saw the police pull someone over near where he lived, he went over with his camera and started taking pictures. What happened next seems positively ridiculous:
As Van Kuyk tells it, he grabbed his camera and began taking photos of the occurrence. After being told to move away from the scene, Van Kuyk distanced himself but continued to take photos, he said. However, an officer soon after demanded Van Kuyk to stop taking photos, he said.The National Press Photographers Association sent a letter to the police commissioner decrying this behavior, noting that just a few months ago, the commissioner, Charles Ramsey, had actually sent out a memo to police officers, reminding them that they can be "photographed, videotaped or audibly recorded" when in public.
"He was pushing me, and I kept taking pictures and he didn't like it, and he…got real aggressive and threw me to the ground," Van Kuyk said.
When his girlfriend, Meghan Feighan, tried to pick up the camera, she was arrested and held for nearly 18 hours, he said. Van Kuyk was arrested and held for nearly 24 hours.
Unfortunately, that hasn't stopped the prosecution of these two individuals from moving forward. The girlfriend agreed to "settle" her case, paying $200 and agreeing to 12 hours of community service, for daring to pick up her boyfriend's camera after he'd been shoved to the ground. However, Van Kuyk is still facing charges -- including one potential felony charge for "hindering apprehension." One hopes that the court here agrees with the appeals court in Boston. Either that, or the prosecutors in Philly learn about the $170,000 Boston just had to pay out...


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Now That Booz Allen Scared The Gov't Into Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars In Contracts, It's Time To Cash Out
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Of course, that's good for the firm, but what about its investors? Well, now that it's scared the government and the public into handing over all this cash, it looks like its investors want to cash out. The company has now announced plans for an IPO so they can walk off with the cash, built off of scaring the public over a supposed threat for which they have little actual evidence. What a deal!


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The Boston Architectural College celebrated its 2011 Commencement at on Saturday, May 28 at Old South Church in Copley Square. One hundred and forty-two students graduated in the disciplines of Architecture, Design Studies and Interior Design. The BAC presented 27 Bachelor of Architecture, 84 Master of Architecture, 19 Bachelor of Design Studies, 2 Bachelor of Interior Design, and 10 Master of Interior Design Degrees.
In keeping with BAC tradition, a jazz band accompanied graduates, special guests, and members of the Board of Trustees and Overseers in a procession through the City of Boston's historic Back Bay. They walked in full regalia from the iconic BAC building on Newbury Street to the church building in Copley Square.
President Landsmark addressed the largest-ever graduating class. "You have also learned from Hurricane Katrina, disaster relief work in Baton Rouge, the earthquake in Haiti, tsunamis in the Pacific, tornadoes in the mid-West, volcanic eruptions in Iceland, and a wide range of other natural disasters that have called into question how we are designing for a rapidly changing environment. You have built a solar house and designed for energy conservation. You have worked in economically poor communities and designed furniture for children, ramps for the elderly, facilities for returned veterans, performance installations for programs at other colleges, homes, offices, schools, hospitals, and spiritual and recreational facilities. No one can say that the hard work you've done, the creativity you've shown, or your willingness to serve others who need you, has ever been limited. Ordinarily, a college president would encourage you to go out and change the world. I don't have to do that - you're all already working on things that will change the world."
M. David Lee, FAIA, Founding Partner of Stull and Lee, Boston, provided the Commencement Address. He and his partner, Donald L. Stull, NCARB, FAIA, along with Jane Thompson, AICP, President of Thompson Design Group, and Wilson F. Pollock, FAIA, Founder and Former President of ADD Inc., were the Commencement 2011 Honorary Degree Recipients.
"In the design professions, it is our special challenge to use art, our passion and our talents to create places in this world that are environmentally sustainable, visually interesting and spiritually nurturing," said David Lee in his address. Throughout 45 continuous years of distinguished work and public service, the small design firm of Stull and Lee, Boston has built innovative public schools, housing, transit facilities and other public works that demonstrate that design innovation is enhanced by close and clear understandings of what clients need today, and generations from now.
David Lee and Donald Stull each received a Doctor of Community and Urban Design for their work in Urban Architecture and Planning. Jane Thompson, visionary editor, designer, and planner, received a Doctor of Design Research and Innovation for her role as a catalyst for change in the field of design. Wilson Pollock received a Doctor of Entrepreneurial Leadership in Design.


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"We defended hard, we rebounded hard, and we forced a lot of steals," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team has won 10 of its last 13 games. "We just didn't shoot it well so it wasn't a pretty game to watch. That makes it ugly. Now we have the quick turnaround and I can guarantee Monday's game with
Five ETSU players scored in double figures, led by a game-high 15 points and five assists from sophomore guard Courtney Pigram (
The Bucs made the first basket of the game and UNF responded to tie it at 2-2, but from there ETSU never trailed, building a lead of as many as 16 points at 32-16 before eventually holding a 37-23 advantage at the break.
In the second half, the Ospreys managed to cut the lead to 12 at 41-29, but the Bucs again pulled away and actually led by as many as 27 points at the 7:51 mark of the second half. UNF managed to get the deficit under 20 in the final minutes thanks to a 10-4 run to end the game.
UNF was led offensively by 12 points from forward James Grimball, while Chris Timberlake and Arnold Henry each scored 11. The Ospreys did shoot 44 percent from the floor, but were only 59 percent from the charity stripe and could not overcome the Bucs' full court pressure defense.
The Bucs shot just 35 percent from the floor and 26 percent from 3-point range, but were 83 percent from the foul line and had 11 steals in the game. ETSU also dished out 16 assists as a team.
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Another tough conference opponent for Bulldogs.
It sounds like a broken record for the winless Rolla High School football team.
But the Bulldogs have another steep Ozark Conference mountain to climb tonight.
Rolla travels to Springfield tonight to take on state-ranked Springfield Hillcrest in league play. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
It will be Senior Night for the Hillcrest Hornets.
The Bulldogs come in still searching for their first victory, as they are 0-7 both overall and in the conference.
Hillcrest is 5-2 and is one of three Ozark Conference teams ranked in this week's state poll. The Hornets are No. 9 in the Missouri Class 4 state rankings while in Class 5 Springfield Kickapoo is tied for No. 5 and Camdenton is No. 9.
Last week Rolla dropped its homecoming game to Springfield Glendale 36-21 while Hillcrest thumped Springfield Parkview 55-24.
RHS head coach Willie Howard says the No. 1 priority for the Bulldogs tonight is to keep the Hornets from getting loose in the open field.
"This group is probably the most athletic group in the conference," said Howard, whose team was outscored by Hillcrest 34-20 last year. "Matt Rush and Juwan Johnson make quite a pair on offense.
"Our goal is for our linebackers and defensive linemen to execute their responsibilities and keep the gaps covered to keep them pinned in."
The senior duo of Rush at quarterback and Johnson at running back or wideout is indeed one of the most potent 1-2 punches in the OC.
Rush, a former standout receiver at Waynesville before transferring to Hillcrest two years ago, took over as the Hillcrest starting QB this fall.
Rush has hit on 61-of-109 passes for 772 yards with five interceptions and eight TDs. On the ground he has rushed for 1,003 yards on 120 carries (8.4 yards-per-carry) and 10 TDs.
Johnson has rushed 99 times for 992 yards (10.0) and 14 touchdowns and has caught 19 passes for 241 yards and two more scores.
Senior wideout Darnell Green-Beckham, brother of current Mizzou standout Dorial, has 18 Hillcrest receptions for 241 yards and two TDs.
As a team the Hornets are averaging 39.3 points per game while allowing an average of 23.1.
Defensively the Hornets run a five-man front and like to create stunting and blitzing pressure.
Senior free safety Stanley Murphy has 52 solo and 79 total tackles to lead Hillcrest while senior linebacker Jake Beam has 43 solos and 53 total; junior defensive back Deaunte Clayton 52 total tackles and three interceptions and Johnson, also a defensive back, has three interceptions.
"They're very aggressive defensively," Howard said. "Their main objective is to get the ball back to their offense quickly."
Rolla is averaging 14.0 points while giving up 36.4.
Junior running back Andy Satulla continues to pace the RHS offensive attack with 938 rushing yards and six TDs while making 13 receptions for 184 yards.
Bulldog sophomore quarterback Kyle Morris has hit on 56-of-130 passes for 623 yards, four interceptions and four touchdowns. Senior wideout Jared McBride has 12 catches for 137 yards.
Senior defensive back Joe Drallmeier leads the RHS defense in tackles.
Howard stresses that with the new playoff format instituted a year ago in Missouri, Rolla still has time to turn around the season and make a playoff push.
"That's what we've preached to the kids," he said. "We've just got to get it right come district time. The kids have just got to keep fighting to get better each week."


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The Lady Bucs have been practicing since opening camp on Oct. 2, while the men's team held their first practice last Friday.
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Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman (31 May 1819 - 26 March 1892 / New York / United States)
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To A President
ALL you are doing and saying is to America dangled mirages,
You have not learn'd of Nature--of the politics of Nature, you have
not learn'd the great amplitude, rectitude, impartiality;
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Detailed extensively on Pocketables earlier today, Dish Network is sending out the Roku 2 XD set-top box to any Dish subscriber that called up customer service to complain about the loss of AMC Networks. Dish Network removed AMC, IFC and We TV channels from the satellite TV channel lineup due to expensive rates and low ratings. Representatives for AMC claim that Dish Network didn't want to come to the negotiation table and that ratings have been stellar on programming like The Walking Dead and Mad Men.
Prior to the removal of AMC Networks, Dish Network relocated all the AMC channels in the lineup in order to dissuade people from watching commercials encouraging subscribers to call up Dish Network in order to save the stations. The AMC channel was available in approximately 96 million households, but the total number of households is reduced by 14 million with the loss of Dish Network. AMC was also in a contract negotiation with AT&T earlier this month, but reached an agreement on July 2 to preserve the AMC Networks channels on AT&T's U-verse TV service.
With the upcoming launch of season five of Breaking Bad on July 15, Dish Network subscribers have been calling up to complain about the lack of AMC in the channel lineup. According to John Freml's account on Pocketables, he called the customer service number and choose an automated option to cancel his account. After being transferred to the retention department, he complained about the loss of AMC and brought up a competitor's package. The customer service representative immediately offered a free Roku 2 XD with HDMI cable in addition to a $10-a-month discount for one year. The representative encouraged Freml to use the savings to purchase new episodes of Breaking Bad through the Amazon's Instant Video application on the Roku set-top box. However, Freml warns others that the offer of the Roku 2 XD may depend on the current subscription package and how much that it worth to Dish Network.
DirecTV customers are about to be in a similar situation at midnight Eastern time on Wednesday. According to a report from the New York Times today, DirecTV and Viacom are currently embroiled in a contract renegotiation and DirecTV customers may lose the ability to watch Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, VH1, CMT, Spike and TV Land.
Basically, twenty million households will be without these stations tomorrow morning if a new deal isn't struck tonight. According to an account on the official Viacom blog, the company claims that one in five DirecTV customers is watching a Viacom station at any given time and Nickelodeon is the most popular network on DirecTV due to the amount of children's programming on the channel.
Compared to Dish Network, DirecTV will have to be more creative with offers from the company's retention department tomorrow. Viacom did sign a deal with Netflix for Nickelodeon content and popular Comedy Central shows like The Daily Show and The Colbert Report can be found on Hulu Plus. In any case, the customer service department at DirecTV will likely be extremely busy tomorrow if Viacom is pulled from the satellite TV channel lineup.
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Bob Hope was the wisecracker. Milton Berle was a clown. George Burns and Gracie Allen were farceurs of domestic life. And Jack Benny was the "Everyman" comedian.
For nearly half-a-century, Benny kept audiences in stitches with his alter-ego of a vain penny-pincher who was forever 39 and delusional about his skill at playing the violin. His catchphrases — "well" (with a long pause) and "now cut that out" — were part of the pop culture landscape for decades.
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