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T-Mobile UK Decides Mobile Broadband Shouldn't Actually Be Used For Mobile Broadband
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"Browsing means looking at websites and checking email, but not watching videos, downloading files or playing games. We've got a fair use policy but ours means that you'll always be able to browse the internet, it's only when you go over the fair use amount that you won't be able to download, stream and watch video clips."Basically, this is T-Mobile UK announcing to the world that it doesn't have the bandwidth to actually give people what they want, and it hasn't invested in the necessary upgrades to offer a reasonable service. Or, a simpler way of explaining it, is that this is T-Mobile UK telling users in the UK who actually want to use mobile broadband to find another provider.


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CHICAGO (AP) — U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin says veterans attending public colleges shouldn't be burdened with out-of-state tuition and fees.
The Democratic senator is working with lawmakers to fix an unintended consequence of the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill.
The bill provides up to $18,077 for veterans attending private colleges. It limits the benefit for veterans at public colleges to the amount charged for in-state tuition and fees.
In a press release, Durbin's office says many veterans are having trouble establishing residency and qualifying for in-state tuition. More than 20,000 veterans have had to pay the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition out of their pockets. Durbin says those costs can be dramatic.
He says there's an "easy fix." His proposed legislation would provide up to $18,077 to help cover out-of-state tuition at public universities.

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ST. PAUL, Minn.—A Minnesota hospital's mistaken handling of a stillborn baby is rare, but not unprecedented.
The latest case happened at Regions Hospital in St. Paul, where officials on Wednesday apologized after the body of a stillborn boy was found in a sheet at a commercial laundry.
An Associated Press review of news coverage in recent years found accounts of a dozen similar incidents from 1996 through 2009 at hospitals across the U.S. and Canada. In some cases the body went through the wash before it was found. Some cases led to legal action.
The AP search also found several other cases where the remains of stillborn babies were allegedly lost, discarded in the trash, disposed of without the family's knowledge or kept indefinitely.


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If you want to get a look at guitarist-composer Aaron Flanders in a larger-than life situation, check out the film "American Hustle." He�s the scraggly haired fellow in a scene shot at the Worcester Art Museum, trying to get Christian Bale to introduce him to "the sheik." If you�d rather catch him up close and personal, and in a musical setting, catch his set at Johnny D�s in Somerville on March 7, where he and his instrumental band will be playing tunes from their new CD "The Third Floor."
The Chicago native and longtime Cambridge resident recently spoke about his multi-directional career. He was an extra in the films "Housesitter" and "Blown Away" and a stoned hippie in a New Hampshire State Lottery ad, he�s the Balloon Man, and has written many books about balloon animals, he�s designed music for children�s toys, he�s played guitar on a number of other performers� albums. The last time an album came out with his name on the cover was in 1994, for the release of "The Blue Jester," a collection of instrumental duos with David Ormonde Thomas, who�s also on the new album, with bassist Fernando Huergo and Joe Cunningham on saxes and flute.
"The tunes on �The Third Floor,� even though they have sax, are sort of folk-rock and blues structures," said Flanders. But asked for a good description of what people will hear at Johnny D�s, he said the no one knows how to classify instrumental music. "People either think jazz or classical, and this is neither of those, though there are elements. I describe it as sophisticated, acoustic guitar-based instrumental pop tunes. The way I look at my tunes, there are often artistic intros: fingerstyle, delicate, pretty intros that sort of lead into joyous, upbeat jams. And the jams are all pretty rocking and bluesing."
Aaron Flanders and his band will play "The Third Floor" in order and in its entirety at Johnny D�s Friday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10. The album will be on sale there. Info, 617-776-2004.
Arias in the air
But maybe vocals are your thing. Make that operatic vocals. And maybe you�d like to do the singing. Anyone, from professionals to amateurs to those who have limited their singing to solos in the shower, can take part in Open Mic Opera, part of the Tuesday Nights concert series at St. Peter�s Episcopal Church, 838 Mass. Ave., Cambridge. The next session is on March 11. Folks are invited to bring in the music from their favorite piece, which will be played by collaborative pianist Juliet Cunningham. It all starts at 7 p.m. Suggested donation is $10 at the door. I�m thinking of honing my "Barber of Seville" chops. Info, www.saintpeterscambridge.org/news-events/announcements/tuesdaynightconcertseries
Smithereens rock on
A blast from the past will be going on the Violet Jam stage at The Verve in the Crowne Plaza in Natick when the great blue collar New Jersey rockers the Smithereens appear on March 7. They�ve been around since � gulp! � 1980, and though there have been a few lineup changes over the years, the current band still has original members Pat DiNizio (vocals/guitar), Jim Babjak (guitar), and Dennis Diken (drums) along with bass man Severo Jornacion, who�s been with them for most of the past decade. They�ll be performing material from their newest CD "The Smithereens 2011," but don�t be surprised if they reach back to grab something from early CDs such as "Especially for You" or "Green Thoughts." Who knows, they might even pull out one of their cool Beatles covers from their 2007 treat "Meet the Smithereens!" Showtime is 9 p.m. Info,
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There�s still plenty of all kinds of music in store all over the place. House of Blues in Boston will get funkified by George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic on March 7. The sounds of the Carlos Nunez�s Galician bagpipes will kick off Revels Fringe at the Center for the Arts at the Armory in Somerville on March 7. Former Bostonian singer-songwriter Peter Mulvey tries out some standards for his 15th album "The Good Stuff" from which he�ll play selections on March 7 at Amazing Things in Framingham. Heather Maloney opens for Mulvey. Blues-folk-country-rock-jazz singer Les Sampou plugs in her hot electric guitar at Club Passim in Cambridge on March 8. The Ten Tenors present Broadway�s Greatest Hits at the Hanover Theater in Worcester on March 8. Local guitar-harmonica blues king and queen Paul Rishell and Annie Raines will be at Johnny D�s in Somerville on March 11.
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If you want to get a look at guitarist-composer Aaron Flanders in a larger-than life situation, check out the film "American Hustle." He�s the scraggly haired fellow in a scene shot at the Worcester Art Museum, trying to get Christian Bale to introduce him to "the sheik." If you�d rather catch him up close and personal, and in a musical setting, catch his set at Johnny D�s in Somerville on March 7, where he and his instrumental band will be playing tunes from their new CD "The Third Floor."


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Hi Fede,Fede wrote: Everybody who experiences pain, suffers pain, in the physically sensitive way. I cut myself, it hurts, you cut yourself - it still hurts.
But I don't dwell, lament, complain, bemoan, throw a hissy fit, that I cut myself. I simply think, "That was careless" and move on.
I suffer pain, but I do not suffer the mental lamentation of having suffered physical pain.
A cut? Sure, just move on. But let's not trivialize. There is an immense amount of physical suffering/dukkha in the world, that doesn't go away in 10 minutes like a cut-- relentless pain from hunger, disease, bodily deterioration, etc. That's the kind of pain I was referring to in my response.


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Next Jan Marie directed us to Pike Place Chowder which is the home of Americas Best Chowder. They were eventually banned from competition and put in the Chowder Hall of Fame being unbeatable. Their clam chowder has won first-place awards everywhere in the country and may be the only chowder to have accomplished this fete on both coasts. This place does chowder, pure and simple. And while their great New England-style clam chowder has national awards, they also do Manhattan clam chowder, smoked salmon chowder, mixed seafood chowder, and even a Southwestern-style chowder with chicken and corn. We were lucky to sample 3 of their chowders including a Charred Scallop which was my personal favourite woth a "nutty" flavour. This tiny place is tucked away in Pike Place Market's Post Alley.
Jon Jacobs, owner of I Love New York Deli, passed around sandwiches and Jan Marie described what makes his pastrami so moist. The sandwiches are the "real deal" with corned beef or pastrami sliced to order and piled high on homemade rye or wheat bread. I am told that native New Yorkers get choked up at the sight of the classic sandwiches turned out here. Must be because this deli is "richtiker chaifetz", which, according to the menu, is Yiddish for "the real McCoy." Much on this meaty menu is sourced from purveyors in Jon's old New York neighborhood, from the brisket and pastrami to the kosher salami and corned beef. He also has stocked his teeny space with Wise chips and Drake's cakes along with a selection of homemade knishes for some hand-held comfort food. This is a New Yorker's dream!!!


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Registration for the second summer term at Wayland Baptist University in Plainview will be held Monday, June 24, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in Gates Hall.
Courses are available in a variety of disciplines, with most meeting from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each day for three weeks. Tuition rates have been cut in half for the summer once again, making these classes even more affordable for those continuing their education or starting from scratch.
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|This is the article on chapter 626. For other uses, see Hashirama and Madara (disambiguation).
"Hashirama and Madara — 2" (柱間とマダラ 其ノ弐, Hashirama to Madara — Sono Ni) is chapter 626 of the original Naruto manga.
Confused about what Madara said, Hashirama questions his friend, asking if what they were building in the village wasn't his true dreams. Madara rebuffs Hashirama, noting that his dream had no connection to the village. Despite the fact that Madara abandoned Konohagakure, other nations praised the innovative system that had been created and soon began to imitate it upon seeing what two previously rival clans could create. As time passed, the village flourished greatly, however, this was punctuated with random attacks on the village by Madara. In what would become their ultimate battle on the edge of the Land of Fire and Land of Sound, after the Susanoo-clad Kurama was shattered by a thousand punches, the titanic battle waned down to the two men facing each other directly — sword and kama respectively. As Hashirama fell, Madara noted that unlike all the other times, he was the one left standing. As Hashirama tried to speak reason to his former comrade and Madara constantly ridiculed the dream they once shared, Hashirama pierces Madara from behind with a sword revealing that it was only a wood clone that fell and not Hashirama himself. Declaring that he would protect his village believing it to be the best way to protect shinobi, and that anyone that tried to destroy that would receive no forgiveness from him. As Madara fell, Hashirama resolved himself to endure in order to protect his dream while Madara, still resolute, declared that he would one day become darkness which enveloped the village. Back in present day, Hashirama tells those present on site that he did not know how Madara survived, because he was sure he had killed him. He then goes on to tell them that it was for the sake of the village. After explaining what his vision for the village was, Hashirama goes on to explain that shinobi were people who endure to achieve their goals, but depending on what they chose as their goals, it could change who they were; like the way Madara, and he himself had changed.


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I'm new to Arduino but I have programmed PICs and PCs in the past so I have reasonable experience.In contrast to some other Forums I follow (JRuby programming and model railways) this Forum is really busy. That means that a question I asked yesterday morning is now on page 4. I did get some helpful information in response but I suspect there may be more available from some other forum readers. However I'd be very surprised if it is is ever seen again. It has been completely swamped (just like every other question) by dozens of newer different questions. ...
Or if one would rather see it as a near real time interaction of people asking questions and people trying to provide answers. I would lean towards the latter. I'm more interested in the people side of the forum rather then it's possible academic value as some kind of repository.
Impossible to "follow along" with members, get to know them, and their interests. It's not so much a small community as a giant airport terminal with strangers every day I've never seen before.
If you want/need an Arduino forum just for toy trains, start one, but don't stunt the growth of this one.
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KOGELO, Kenya (AP) — President Barack Obama's Kenyan half-brother says the president's African relatives are optimistic that he'll win Tuesday's election.
Malik Obama told The Associated Press Sunday that the family sees no reason why Obama shouldn't be elected for a second term. He said they're also praying for Americans to recover quickly from last week's superstorm Sandy.
Villagers at Obama's father's home town of Kogelo have high expectations that Obama will win on Tuesday. At the St. Richard Catholic Church, a parish elder said he prayed for Obama's reelection.
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vintage fabrics from What Cheer? (round one) - i particularly love the funky barkcloth sailing scene and this wool plaid (apparently a half-finished scarf?)
round two at What Cheer? this weekend found me more plaid (i couldn't get this image out of my head when i saw this fabric in the store) and a great 60's knitting booklet. the cover, alone, was enough to get me to buy it, what with a couple smoking cigarettes at a table covered in coke bottles, sitting in two feet of water.
but i want to make this shawl-collared sweater in an oatmeal/brownish shade.
and finally, i found this precious little packet of transfers at Rocket to Mars.
the good thing about having all this good stuff is that i'm newly unemployed and will soon have too much time on my hands (hopefully not for too long). the bad part is that i'm not supposed to buy anything.
also, guess what - the Tideland pattern has just been published - go buy it here right now, because it's discounted until november 6! i can't say enough what a beautiful pattern it is. aren't they great?
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The Man Who Knew Too MuchDVD - 1955
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The son was kidnapped in the 1955 remake. In this film, it's a daughter that was kidnapped.
it was their son who was kidnapped, they didn't have a daughter
GOOD 1956 Alfred Hitchcock remake of his 1934 film with same name. James Stewart and particularly Doris Day were excellent - I've been enjoying seeing her various films from the past. Quality production overall.
Enjoyed watching this film again after many years. I have always loved Jimmy Stewart and began watching his films as a youngster with my mom. And, I had forgotten how tremendous a singing voice Doris Day has. This is an good movie if you like old time suspense with two excellent actors.
The discription of the film is the first version with Peter Laurie from 1934. This is the rerelease of the remake with James Stuart and Doris Day and is shot In 1956 but could be much later in its fine modern version. Hitchcock makes a cameo appearance in the scene with the acrobats.
My mother took me to see this film when I was 9-years-old. I loved it. But now I see it through older eyes and am just okay with the film. Frankly the plot is stricly Hitchcockian. That means to suspend our better sense and logic and let the man with the misshaped body and head to direct us for a few hours. Frankly, I don't see the McKenna family vacationing in Morocco, have their son kidnapped, keep it from the police, go to England with the idea that they can retrieve their son with none of them getting hurt. Personally I liked the original film from 1934 where Peter Lorre made his debut to the film world. Lorre didn't speak English and had to memorize all of his lines for the film. The Stewart/Day film takes place in 1955 and has no standout personality playing the bad guy. Without the bad guy there is no real drama.
I liked this movie. If you like 1950 style mystery suspense movies, you will like this movie. Alfred Hitchcock did a great job with it.
This is an under-rated Hitchcock movie in my opinion. It's Doris Day's best acting and Jimmy Stewart was wonderful as well. The scene at the Royal Albert Hall with the symphony makes the movie come alive. And I loved the classic Hitchcock ending! Entertaining all around.
doris day had nice hooters
"The man who knew too much", 1934 starred Leslie Banks, Edna Best, Peter Lorre, and 15 year old Nova Pilbeam. What attracted HItchcock was blond women and that was Edna and Nova. But the real force here is Peter Lorre with his slicked down hair and the white stripe. Lorrie has a devilish look in his eyes and doesn't shrink from gun fire. It was his first English language role with no detectable foreign accent. I thought Hitchock put a tremendous amount of action in this 76 minute film. It is a little campy (this is a British film and it is only 1934) but there were no previous films to give audiences the feeling they have seen these scenes before. The shootout between the bad guys and the police with neighborhood people barely standing out of the way is quite good. Hitch remade this film in 1956 with James Stewart and Doris Day as the worried parents. That remake took 120 minutes with not as much of a buildup as the 1934 film.
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Richard Frenkiel received the Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University and the Master of Science Degree in Engineering Mechanics from Rutgers University in 1965. He joined Bell Laboratories in 1963, and soon afterward became involved in the design of cellular systems, an involvement which was to last for sixteen years. He was an author of the technical report on cellular which AT&T submitted to the FCC in 1971, and which became the basis for the first cellular systems.
For his work in cellular and cordless, Mr. Frenkiel has received the Alexander Graham Bell Medal of the IEEE in 1987, the Achievement Award of the Industrial Research Institute in 1992, and the National Medal of Technology in 1995. He was named New Jersey Inventor of the Year in 1995, was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1997, and received the Engineering Achievement Award of the Rutgers Alumni Association in 2004.
After the commercialization of AT&T's first cellular system in Chicago, Mr. Frenkiel ventured into the very different world of Consumer Electronics. He became head of R&D for AT&T's Cordless Telephone business, and led the team that designed the 5000 series of cordless telephones. These telephones set a new standard of voice quality, and incorporated other new features in terms of battery life and security, thus moving cordless telephones from the status of unreliable gadgets to that of legitimate telecommunications devices. He was also responsible for the first manufacture of those products in Singapore.
Following his 30 year career at AT&T, Mr. Frenkiel joined WINLAB, the Wireless Information Networks Laboratory at Rutgers in 1993, where he serves as Senior Advisor.
Richard Frenkiel was selected to receive the 2012 Rutgers School of Engineering Alumni Lifetime Achievement Medal. This award honors an alumnus/a who has made significant contributions to the field of engineering over the course of his/her lifetime. There is no one more deserving for this award than Mr. Frenkiel, who received the 1995 National Medal of Technology from the President of the United States for his involvement in the design of cellular systems.
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Katie Holmes seems happily getting used to flying commercial, following her split with Tom Cruise. The actress was spotted at JFK yesterday with daughter Suri as they prepared to board a plane. A witness said, "Katie was carrying everything, stuffed animals and kids things. She had no handlers with her. And Suri looked adorable in bright pink. As they were waiting on line, Suri said, 'I love you, I love you, I love you, Mommy.' Katie gave her the biggest smile."
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Summary of Board Actions - Fall 2004 & Winter 2005
Summary of Executive Board & Council ActionsThe following is an informal account of some of the discussions and actions taken by the AAPT Executive Board during its summer and October 2004 meetings, and by the Executive Board and AAPT Council during the 2005 Winter Meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A more complete description can be found in the minutes from these meetings.
2004 Election Results
Mary Beth Monroe reported to the Executive Board the results of the AAPT 2004 national elections. Harvey Leff (California State Polytechnic Univ. at Pomona) was elected President and John Roeder (The Calhoun School, New York) was elected Member-at-Large, representing the high school community. Mary Beth Monroe (Southwest Texas Junior College) was re-elected to her third term as AAPT Secretary. Their terms began at the close of the 2005 Winter Meeting.
Nominating Committee
The Executive Board and the Section Representatives have completed the appointments for the Nominating Committee that will select candidates for the fall 2005 national elections. In 2005, AAPT members will elect a Vice President, a Member-at-Large representing two-year colleges, and a Treasurer. In addition, the Nominating Committee will select two members for each AAPT area committee. Elected board members and new committee members will begin their terms of office at the close of the 2006 Winter Meeting in Anchorage, Alaska. Members of this Nominating Committee include William McNairy, Chair, Jane Flood, Francis Tam, George Amann, and Dwain Desbien.
Editorial Appointments
Upon recommendation from the AAPT Publications Committee, the Executive Board approved the Editorial Board appointments:
American Journal of Physics:
David Griffiths, Reed College
Elaine Oran, Naval Research Laboratory
Sid Redner, Boston University
Resource Letters:
Suzanne Amador Kane, Haverford College
Michael Nauenberg, Univ. California, Santa Cruz,
The Physics Teacher:
David Kagan, California State Univ.
Terri McMurray, Winston Salem/Forsyth City Schools
Greg Puskar (re-appointment), West Virginia Univ.
The appointees began their three-year terms in January 2005.
Also, the Executive Board authorized the following appointments to the newly created Online Publications Advisory/Editorial Board:
Robert Beichner, North Carolina State Univ.
David Donnelly, Texas State Univ.
Machelle Cable, Wake Forest Univ.
Cathy Ezrailson, Texas A&M Univ.
Marc Gagne, West Chester Univ.
Lisa Grable, North Carolina State Univ.
Beth Hufnagel, Anne Arundel Community College
Edward Lee, American Physical Society
Gregor Novak, U.S. Air Force Academy
The board will advise the editor, Bruce Mason, and will help with strategic planning of AAPT Online Publications.
Sale of Homer L. Dodge Building
In 1986, the AAPT purchased a building on Berwyn Road, in College Park, Maryland, to use as its headquarters. In 1988, the building was designated the Homer L. Dodge Building in recognition of the association's first president. Although AAPT moved its headquarters to the American Center for Physics in 1993, the association kept the building as rental property. In late fall of 2004, AAPT sold the Dodge Building for $900,000. The Board allocated $250,000 of the sale proceeds to establishing the Homer L. Dodge Fund, which continues the association's recognition of the contributions made by its first president and the financial donation made by his family when AAPT purchased the building.
2004 and 2005 Budgets
AAPT Treasurer Chuck Robertson presented an overview of the budget for 2004 to the Executive Board and the Council. The total AAPT budget consists of the operating fund and the income and expenditures from designated funds, such as the Klopsteg Fund, Bauder Fund, and Fuller Fund. The projected budget for 2004 anticipates a small deficit of about $150,000. The total net income for 2004 is projected to be about $1 million. Robertson also reported that the AAPT has achieved its financial goal to establish a long-term reserve fund equal to one year's operating costs (approximately $5.5 million).
The Executive Board approved the 2005 budget, which projects total expenditures to be $6 million with a deficit of $200,000.
Review of AAPT Publications
The AAPT will be conducting its five-year review of The Physics Teacher. Serving on the review committee are Dwight Neuenschwander, Chair (Southern Nazarene Univ.), Marvin Nelson (Green River Community College), and Diane Riendeau (Deerfield High School). The committee will present its report to the Board in January 2006.
Also in 2005, the review of the Physical Sciences Resource Center (PSRC) will be completed. Patsy Ann Johnson, Chair, (Slippery Rock Univ., Pennsylvania), Dan MacIsaac (SUNY Buffalo State College), and Nancy Watson (Burris Lab School) are conducting the review
New AAPT Section
Thirteen AAPT members in Alaska petitioned the AAPT Council to establish an Alaska Section. During the 2005 Winter Meeting Council members unanimously voted to accept this petition. Jim Pantaleone (Univ. of Alaska at Anchorage) is the representative for AAPT's 47th section.


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How about an update on how Vincent Wine Company wine sales are going? Not sure if anyone's too interested, but I once asked and some readers suggested yes, they wanted to hear about it here and there. And after all the detail of making wine in my garage and then transitioning to commercial production, vineyard visits, bottling days, etc., surely you want to know if and where all the wine goes, no?
The short story is this - things are going great. The wines are selling well, reaching more and more better and better places, and generally my issue right now isn't whether or not the wine will sell, but whether or now I'll run out too soon before the next vintage is ready. That's not a bad problem to have.
The longer story is a little more complicated.
I won't lie. The first year of sales - mostly my 2009 Vincent Pinot Noir Eola-Amity Hills - was a little daunting. That's in part because selling wine is hard, in part because things actually went much better than they might have, but still it was hard and the wine took time to sell. In retrospect, my feeling after selling through the 2009 vintage was like a tight rope walker who looks back after a successful crossing and gulps, realizing the peril s/he didn't notice en route. Things could have been much, much harder.
The sales year for the 2009s started well. My nascent mailing list purchased a healthy amount of the first wines. My first winery open house event with a friend and her label was a huge success (would that there were always such big crowds at our open house tastings...). And my first ventures into the local market selling my own wine began wonderfully - a nice shop downtown bought two cases right away. Another couple shops bought cases. I was off and rolling.
Then reality set in. I had a bit more than 200 cases and my early sales moved maybe 1/3 of it. Then I fell into the pattern of stores or restaurants buying some wine but never buying more. Suddenly I realized that instead of 20 accounts that might move a few cases of wine over the year, I needed many more accounts because they would likely just a bit and that would be it. The wine would sit on the shelf. I'd come in a month or two later and see how things were going but there were the same bottles, getting dusty. The owners would say, what can we do, you're new, no one's heard of you...to the point where I stopped asking. I'd see the bottles sitting there and duck out, hopefully without being noticed so there wouldn't be that weird conversation about how they were sure things would pick up.
Throughout the year, my sales days got harder and harder. Some places I really didn't want to be going to weren't so thrilled to see me either. I'd spend a precious day in the market and move barely a case of wine, inside worrying what I'd do it the wine wouldn't sell. A little voice would tell me though - be patient, be charming, know that you're making incredibly special wine and don't give in. And I didn't.
Sure enough, the wine from that first year sold, but I'd be lying if I didn't say I wanted to declare the vintage sold out months before I finally was able to. I'd actually released the 2010s before the 2009s were finally gone, a little out of frustration, a little out of the reality that people were ready for new wine, not so interested in trying that same old wine again. It's a cruel reality of the business, though hardly unique to wine.
By year two of sales, I noticed a few things. One - stores that greeted me skeptically tended to now take me more seriously. I got it - shops wanted to see if I was for real before going to long on my wines. Would I be back the next year? Would the wines be good in another vintage, or were my '09s just lucky starts? Sure enough, yes I was back and yes the wines were good again, and even though I made 40% more wine in the 2010 vintage, the wines sold in half the time.
That was a little problem. Where with the '09s I have wine available all year, with the '10s I was sold out seven months after release. How'd that happen? Mailing list growth, shops ordering and reordering more quickly, restaurant placements picking up, even a special deal with Whole Foods that go my wine throughout Oregon and Washington stores - that all added up to wine disappearing almost too fast. Oh, and I picked up distribution in New York and that definitely moved some wine. Nice.
I'd already planned for more production for 2011, and could have made more still but don't want to grow too fast. My 2011s came out last fall, all 400 cases or almost double what I made in 2009, and as of today I have about 80 cases left. And that's including wine allocated for a local restaurant glass pour list for this summer (20 cases?), as well as an expected order from my NY distributor. Otherwise the rest of the wine will go to the winery tasting room and a few important accounts around Portland that I want to make sure don't run out of wine.
In 2012 we upped production further to at least 550 cases, probably a bit more once everything settles out. We've picked up distribution in Rhode Island and, with the coming year, I'd love to add Los Angeles (my home town). If everything goes well, that organic growth should take care of the increased production, leaving me in position to monitor wine sales rather than push, push, push. Wouldn't that be nice.
Meanwhile, I still do push some to get the wine where I want it. And I hear that voice - be patient, be charming, believe in what you're doing. And I'll just say, again, thank you.


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CHICAGO — Illinois officials are opening a Chicago office aimed at helping Mexican Americans with social and civil services as Mexican leaders visit Illinois.
Gov. Pat Quinn announced Monday that the center — which will be called a "casa" — will be located on the near West Side.
Gov. Eruviel Įvila of the State of Mexico is in Illinois this week with other leaders. He and Quinn met last year when Quinn was in Mexico on a trade mission.
The casa will help serve as a liaison with state authorities.
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Heh, nice to see all this juicy info trickling out now. This really DOES make up for the lack of a chapter this week.
Anyway, I'm also gunning for Dofla being the one who sliced off Z's arm. I mean, it would be kind of random if it turned out to be FORMER WARLORD FROM ROGER'S ERA or whatever. Plus, the fact that a guy like Dofla was capable of crippling an admiral to that extent would just hype him up even further as a major enemy in the series proper.
And yeah, looks like Z is a true badass. A mentor of the 3 admirals (as well as being able to fight on par with them), an arm made out of freaking SEASTONE, and ISN'T a DF user!? Well, I'll be damned. Also, what really impresses me is that (yeah, I'll be putting this in spoiler tags although this already is a spoiler thread):
Maybe, but I sort of doubt that Garp would be counted as being "officially" part of the trio since he was still a VA back then. I'm kind of thinking that the admiral trio are meant to be a symbol of sorts among the marine (like how it's necessary to have seven pirates to make up the shichibukai).....
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To add on to this, imagine that Luffy is a gun while Shira is a nuke. Now Kona, can you tell us which is the stronger "weapon"? Or do you seriously think a single shot from a pistol can destroy the whole world?
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Hmm...if we were to make one-on-one fight Shirahoshi vs Luffy...there's a lot of variables to work with. On land Luffy would get to Shirahoshi and murder her before she could even call the Sea Kings, in water on the other hand Luffy has near 0 mobility so she would have enough to to gain distance and call the Sea Kings to take him out. But let's say Shirahoshi was on a bubble where she could move freely as if in water and they were surrounded by water except for a platform...Luffy would get to her before the Sea Kings even got there. But again...many variables come into play.
If we're talking about who can destroy more and better, Shirahoshi takes it hands down considering that some Sea Kings are bigger than large islands...
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Yeah, this movie concludes in a way that I didn't expect (which is nice and keeps the power levels in perspective). Hopefully, we'll also see Akainu's post-skip appearance; it just wouldn't feel right to see all the marines' big shots but him. But the one thing I totally didn't expect at all was Doflamingo's involvement in Z's past. Just how many people's business has this guy stuck his nose into? He never ceases to amaze me. And this basically confirms that Doflamingo became a shichibukai 10 years ago since that's when Z left the marines.
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Thanks for the spoiler info. This movie sounds really, really great. This feels like a story that could have easily been in the manga. In fact, I think it sounds better than the two recent arcs of the manga.
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You do know that the sea king Momonga took out is nowhere near comparable to the sea kings Shirahoshi can summon, right? I suggest you get your eyes checked, because the sea kings on Fishman Island were island sized (which is extremely massive).
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Garp fought gold rogers, I don't know how much more symbolic you can get. Kong tried to promote Garp, so the Marines thought highly of Garp and his capabilities. If Garp had any interest I think he would have beaten Sengoku for the title of Fleet Admiral.
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Here's the vid Momonga cakewalking the seaking just in case you forget.
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WB had power to destroy the world. Why wasn't his fruit considered an ancient weapon?
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Garp is not an idiot. Sengoku thought shiki was gone but Garp knew he would return. He knew Rayliegh's habit has well has the marines capabilities when a marine questioned if they should send the location of Raleigh's position to Fleet Admiral Sengoku. Garp may act stupid at times but underneath he is a person that should never be over looked or underestimated. Akoiji has great respect for him, the Marines acknowledge him has a hero, and Kong saw fit to try and promote him couple of times. His service and dedication to the Marines should not be overlooked. He is also not a weak person. Even in his old age he put Marco Phoenix in his place at Marine Ford. What kind of power did he have in his prime? Also Kong and Garp's may have been close, seeing how Garp treated Admiral Kong during the meeting in strong world chapter. I won't be surprised if Kong was the reason why Garp joined.
I saw the spoilers posted on Marvel B's post. He truly is a badass and a powerful person. If wonder if Oda will make this the first movie to tie into the Manga.
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That's why I'm wondering if the marines back then had their own admiral trio whom everyone respected/feared in the same vein as the trio we're more familiar with. It seems clear now that Z was one of them, so if we pair him and Sengoku then there should be one more person (of admiral rank) to make this trinity complete.....
And as far as Garp battling Sengoku for the FA rank goes.... I don't see that happening. Mainly because the two of them seem to have a kind of brotherly relationship, so I doubt they'd find a need to fight each other to the death for the sake of status.....
Hey now, Punk Hazard ain't over just yet! Let's put that particular judgement on hold until AFTER the storyline is finished, eh?
Actually, it was BDK who posted the spoilers this time around. I only added my comments.
|2012-11-12, 15:42
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So someone over at AP who managed to see the premiere of the movie posted the latter half of that plot summary that BDK posted earlier. Therefore, credit goes to sandman from AP for this juicy info:
Spoiler for 2nd half of plot summary:
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|2012-11-12, 16:46
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Franky takes out a whole bunch of White Kuma PX models? Now that is awesome. Seeing as how he's not part of the monster trio, that is very impressive.
Akainu in silhouette form, eh? I guess Oda wants to save his full reveal for the manga storyline. What a tease.
Nice to know that some of the buster call VAs (if not all of them) accompany Kizaru to deal with Z.
This film really shows that there's some deep history amongst the marines. I imagine that once everyone gets to see it, the popularity of the marines will surely rise amongst the fanbase.
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In the recent few months I was troubled in thoughts what JavaScript library we should used, now that we are rebuilding our product web UI.
The first limitation is that we will use the corporate common UI library which uses Prototype and Scriptaculous, but some components are missing from these libraries. The common UI library author did try to improve the library by adding more components to it, but they are far from being complete.
My main other options was YUI and Dojo. I followed and liked YUI from its very beginning – it seems like a nicely designed library with a devoted community. Then I attended Alex Russell's presentation at the ISOC conference, and I was impressed by the Dojo design concepts he presented, namely events and widgets.
However, I recently read the Ext library by Jack Slocum was released, and that it can work against Prototype, YUI and jQuery. I knew it was started as a grid for YUI which lacked that feature but added it in the recently released 2.2.0 version, but when I took a look at Ext's component collection, I realized it has exactly all the components we needed for our revised UI:
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There is one problem with Ext – although it is released under an Open Source license (LGPL), they encourage people who use it commercially to be a license. I didn't see similar requests on YUI and Dojo. I don't really know how our corporate will handle this license issue, but I think that when coding time approaches, I'll start the process of using Ext in our product. Meanwhile I'm playing with it so I can show off what it can do to our product.


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Marshalleklund needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 39 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
Body Revolution
I am owner and director of Marshall Eklund Pilates and Fitness. I am a 25 year veteran of the fitness industry. We are the STOTT PILATES training and certification center for San Diego County. We pride ourselves on professional, smart, edgy and sometimes a bit of smart asses.
We launching our brand new 12-week lifestyle transformation program. Body Revolution: A complete body and life transformation with expert personal training, nutritional coaching, mentorship an support.
This program is include up to 5 personal training sessions per week and tons of nutritional advice. It will include pilates, Fitcamp (see my other contests, and Lift).
This is for our clients and future clients. Both men and women ages 30-60. This is for people who want to get in great shape. Many will come to lose body fat. It has to be fun and exciting.
This poster is to motivate and engage people to sign up of this significant commitment.
1. this is to be a 3X4 foot poster to be hung vertically.
2. It should be very easy to see and read by others in the studio
3. these are the 20 core values of our program.
4. My firm has two brands Marshall Eklund Pilates Studio and MIX-mod Athletics
5 this program is presented by these brands. Maybe attach logo.
6. you can use or not use a pic of me.
look at studio at SanDiegoPilates.com
look at my current contest for fitcamp
The poster should include this list:
the use of all caps is great
Body Revolution
Life is tough-- train for it!
Invest in your health and wellness
Food is fuel
You are responsible
Abolish clutter
Water! Lots of water!
A strong body yields a powerful spirit
Banish negative self-talk
Be a body of motion
When you fall, get up, finish
Beware of all
Purge ridiculous excuses
Laugh, joke and smirk
Run with the "right" crowd
Sugar is evil
Happy, sad, mad, glad—you choose!
Feel health and strength
Eccentricity is good
Eat whole nutritious foods
Train for yourself --no one else!


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A radical faction of House members is flirting with the notion of tying legislation to raise the country's borrowing capacity to defunding or delaying Obamacare, or possibly some other demand. The current shutdown of the federal government is harmful to the economy, but it pales in comparison to the global financial crisis that could result from the U.S. not paying its debts.
Even entertaining such a possibility or allowing a lengthy debate to continue on the topic leading up to the Oct. 17 deadline could have serious consequences for the economy.
Mercifully, it appears U.S. House Speaker John Boehner is indicating to his Republican colleagues that he will stop this madness. Reports on Thursday said Boehner is willing to pass a bill to raise the debt ceiling with mostly Democratic votes if he has to.
Any measure to raise the debt ceiling should be a "clean bill," without conditions.
Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colorado Springs said, "Under no conditions would I allow the United States to default on its bond obligations to pay the national debt. This is a binding legal and moral obligation. Apart from raising the debt ceiling, there is more than enough money coming into the treasury each month to stay current on these obligations. The full faith and credit of the United States must not be questioned."
We believe the nation's nearly $17 trillion debt is outrageously high and that Washington should take serious, long-term steps to address spending and revenue to reduce it.
But playing chicken with the full faith and credit of the United States is quite another matter. On Thursday, the Treasury warned that a default could freeze credit markets, send the value of the dollar spiraling downward and jack interest rates sky high.
This is the second time since 2011 that the self-destruction clock has counted down so far. And it's a good opportunity to ask why we have a debt "ceiling" at all. In 2011, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, proposed changing the law to give the president the authority to raise the debt ceiling, something that Congress could then vote to stop if it wanted.
We think this idea, from a conservative Republican, is a good one and could put an end to the crises we've faced the last few years.
— The Denver Post


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CHICAGO — Illinois officials are planning late-night enrollment events at hospitals, a library and at Ann Sather, a popular Chicago restaurant known for Swedish pancakes.
Enrollment counselors will help people sign up until midnight Saturday, Sunday and Monday in the Chicago area, Mattoon and Rockford. At a call center in Chicago, operators will answer questions from around the state those three days until midnight. Meanwhile, a federal call center is open 24 hours a day.
The scramble to reach procrastinators — including a "last call" public service announcement from President Barack Obama — may push the president's home state to a federal goal of 143,000 enrollees for 2014 health coverage, or it may not.
That won't be known until mid-April when the Obama administration is expected to release figures for first-year enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. Even then, it may not be clear how many Illinois residents paid their first monthly premiums and were actually covered.
For now, Illinois officials are optimistic — and busy. They say they're on track to meet the goal.
"We're making sure Illinois consumers have every single opportunity to enroll before the deadline," said Jennifer Koehler, executive director of Get Covered Illinois, the state's online insurance marketplace. On Monday, the help desk received 7,647 calls, its highest one-day volume.
Koehler expects young adults to be the toughest holdouts. So far, 1 in 4 Illinois enrollees has been 18 to 34 years old. "We've really ramped up our messaging to that demographic, making sure they're aware of the free help available across the state," she said.
Meeting the deadline means avoiding financial penalties on 2014 federal taxes. After Monday's deadline, only people with limited special circumstances, such as a divorce or a moving to a new state, and low-income people who qualify for Medicaid will be able to get coverage that meets the federal law's requirements.
People without insurance can be fined either 1 percent of their income or $95, whichever is greater, when they file their 2014 federal taxes.
"Many people are unaware of the March 31 deadline and what it means to them," said Kurt Kossen, vice president for retail marketing for Health Care Service Corp., the operator of Blue Cross plans in Illinois and four other states. After Monday, some consumers might be eligible to purchase a short-term temporary policy, but it likely would have skimpier coverage and the consumer would still have to pay a tax penalty.
Others are responding to the tick-tock of time running out. "We've seen an increase in activity in the past couple of weeks," Kossen said. "Clearly there are some individuals who understand it and are taking action."
The White House has said it won't push back the deadline to sign up for coverage, but if someone has started an application, they will get some extra time to finish it.
Koehler said people shouldn't wait until Monday to get started shopping on the health insurance website or to get help from an insurance broker, agent or enrollment counselor. Many people are surprised, she said, by how many insurance plans they need to review. Most areas in Illinois have 30 or more plans being sold.
"We want them to know that if they want time to consider their options to talk with family, they shouldn't wait until the last minute," she said.


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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PacWest Bancorp (Nasdaq:PACW) announced today that its Board of Directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.25 per common share. The cash dividend is payable on November 29, 2013 to stockholders of record at the close of business on November 18, 2013.
PacWest Bancorp ("PacWest") is a bank holding company with $6.6 billion in assets as of September 30, 2013, with one wholly-owned banking subsidiary, Pacific Western Bank ("Pacific Western"). Through 73 full-service community banking branches, Pacific Western provides commercial banking services, including real estate, construction and commercial loans, to small and medium-sized businesses. Pacific Western's branches are located throughout California in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Diego, San Francisco, San Luis Obispo, San Mateo and Ventura Counties. Through its subsidiaries, BFI Business Finance and Celtic Capital Corporation, and its divisions First Community Financial and Pacific Western Equipment Finance, Pacific Western also provides working capital financing and equipment leasing to growing companies located throughout the United States, with a focus on the Southwestern U.S., primarily in Arizona, California, Utah and Texas. Additional information regarding PacWest Bancorp is available on the Internet at www.pacwestbancorp.com. Information regarding Pacific Western Bank is also available on the Internet at www.pacificwesternbank.com.
CONTACT: Matt Wagner, Chief Executive Officer, (310) 728-1020 Vic Santoro, Executive Vice President and CFO, (310) 728-1021Source:PacWest Bancorp


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 29, 2013) – With only one more non-conference game left before opening Atlantic Sun Conference play at the start of the new year, the ETSU men's basketball team will be aiming for its seventh win in nine games as the Buccaneers host Valparaiso Sunday afternoon.
Tip is set for 4 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
This will be the first meeting ever between the Bucs (6-6) and Valparaiso (8-6), despite the fact both teams have strong tradition in men's basketball with a total of 17 NCAA Tournament appearances – nine for ETSU and eight for Valpo.
Fans are encouraged to bring their children to games this year to take advantage of the special Sweet Frogs $5 kids' ticket during men's basketball games.
For more on the contest, read the game notes below or click on the game notebook link located on the right. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the 2013-14 season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State University in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
Buc bits
The ETSU men's basketball program was glad to see the 2012-13 campaign come to an end, following a season which saw the team face multiple obstacles and challenges -- such as a brutal schedule that featured the likes of North Carolina, Arizona, Ole Miss, Virginia Tech, Georgia and Hawaii ... Other issues for the team included senior post Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) missing the season with ankle injury that he suffered in the preseason, senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) being academically ineligible for the first two months of the year, and two other senior guards who were expected to be major contributors were dismissed from the team in early November for violations of team rules … This left head coach Murry Bartow and his coaching staff with a young, inexperienced group of underclassmen, several true freshmen, one redshirt freshman and a pair of junior college transfers … Those obstacles proved to be tough to overcome, as the Buccaneers posted a 10-22 record and finished 8-10 in Atlantic Sun Conference play … It was the toughest campaign in Bartow's 10 seasons at ETSU, a tenure that has produced many championships, postseason tournament appearances and 20-win campaigns … In all, Bartow's teams have earned three NCAA Tournament invitations (2004, 2009 and 2010), one NIT appearance (2007), and one CIT berth (2011), and the Bucs have eclipsed 20 wins five times. …
The series vs. Valparaiso
This will be the first meeting between the Bucs and Valparaiso ... Both teams have strong men's basketball traditions, with ETSU making nine trips to the NCAA Tournament all-time, while Valpo has eight trips to its credit.
Last time out
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 21, 2013) – Trailing 77-70 with five minutes left, the ETSU men's basketball team put together a 14-0 offensive run and ultimately wrapped up a holiday gift for Buccaneers' fans, dropping non-conference foe Austin Peay 84-79 Saturday afternoon inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... With the win, ETSU enters the Christmas break with a 6-6 overall record, while the Governors drop to 5-8 on the year. ... The Bucs trailed by as many as 15 in the first half and were behind 50-37 at the break, having allowed Austin Peay to shoot 66 percent from the field and 57 percent from 3-point range before the intermission. However, ETSU responded by outscoring the Govs 47-29 in the second half, and held Austin Peay to just 34 percent shooting from the floor and 22 percent from beyond the arc in the final 20 minutes. ... The Bucs got a team-high 21 points from junior guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa, Fla.), while fellow junior guard Jaley Riley (Racine, Wis.) pitched in 16 points. In addition, freshman guard A.J. Merriweather (Jackson) and senior forward Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) netted 14 points apiece. ... In the final five minutes, the Bucs got strong defensive efforts as well, as Gadsden-Gilliard, Rembert and senior post Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) combined to block shots on three of five Austin Peay possessions. Those stops led to ETSU baskets on the other end. In fact, it was following Rembert's block with 1:48 left that Poderis rebounded the ball and dished to Riley, who then found a cutting KGG, who hit his layup and was fouled, completing a traditional 3-point play to give the Bucs their first lead of the second half at 80-77. ... They would never relinquish that advantage. For the game, Austin Peay enjoyed a 38-30 advantage on the glass, but the Bucs grabbed 13 steals and forced 20 turnovers by the Governors. ETSU also ended the game with a 17-of-20 clip at the foul line (85 percent), and shot 47 percent from the field.
Bartow closing in on 300 and 200
ETSU head coach Murry Bartow is just two wins shy of 300 for his career, and just five wins away from No. 200 as head coach of the Buccaneers ... Bartow is the second winningest coach in program history, behind only legend Madison Brooks' 370 victories for the Blue and Gold ... Bartow's .580 winning percentage also ranks second in the modern era for the Bucs, behind only Alan LeForce's .607 percentage.
Rembert hoping to stay hot as 2013-14 season begins
Junior guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) has made the most of his increased playing time over the last two seasons ... Last season, Rembert ranked fourth in the A-Sun in 3-point field goal percentage at 39.7 percent for the year. ... This year, he has shown a marked improvement in his style of offensive play, and currently leads the team with 14.7 points per contest.
Difference between winning and losing for ETSU
Rebounding has been a particular indicator for the Bucs this season when it comes to wins and losses ... The statistics below show the differences for the Bucs is several important categories so far this season.
Statistical category Wins (6-0) Losses (0-6)
ETSU scoring 85.8 PPG.................. 65.7 PPG
Opponent scoring 75.2 PPG................. 78.2 PPG
Rebounding margin +3.7............................... -11.3
Shooting % .501.............................. .390
3-pt. shooting % .352.............................. .296
Assists 13.3 APG............... 10.8 APG
Merriweather continues to shine, posts double-double
Freshman guard A.J. Merriweather (Jackson, Tenn.) has certainly made an impression in the early going this season, and he continued to make more news with his second career double-double in the win over Austin Peay (12/4) ... In that game, Merriweather had career highs with 18 points and 11 rebounds. ... He followed that performance with an 18-point, eight-rebound effort in the loss to Georgia Tech (12/7) ... The 6-2 guard collected his first career double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds earlier this year against Morehead State (Nov. 12) ... His current team ranks are first in rebounding (6.8 rpg), fourth in scoring (11.1 ppg), second in steals (1.3 spg), and third in minutes played (27.8 mpg).
All-around effort by Gadsden-Gilliard impressive
Setting new personal bests with 12 rebounds and six assists in the win over Samford (11/21), senior forward Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) had people thinking "triple-double" when he added an 18-point effort to his statistical line ... The Bucs hope that KGG can make these types of efforts more consistent ... KGG responded to that expectation by putting together a 19-point, seven-rebound and seven-assist outing against Marshall in an 88-78 victory on Nov. 30.
Riley named A-Sun Newcomer of the Week
MACON, Ga. (Dec. 23, 2013) – The Atlantic Sun Conference announced Monday that ETSU junior guard Jalen Riley (Racine, Wis.) has been named the league's newcomer of the week. ... Riley registered a career-high 28 points in the Bucs' blowout victory over Tusculum on Dec. 16, and continued his quality week with 16 points in ETSU's comeback victory against Austin Peay on Dec. 21. The win over Austin Peay extended the team's home winning streak to five games, and ETSU now sits at 6-6 on the year. ... On way to his first newcomer honor of the season, Riley averaged 22 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game. He also collected a career-high seven rebounds and four assists in the win over Austin Peay.
Giplaye makes return following open heart surgery
Earlier this year, the Buccaneers got a serious scare when junior forward Ron Giplaye (Lowell, Mass.) had to undergo open heart surgery for a condition that was described as "life threatening." ... Following the successful procedure, Giplaye has slowly regained his strength and was able to play two minutes against Tennessee Tech (11/27), marking his first competitive compeition since the 2011-12 season when he played at Providence. ... He then played five minutes in the loss to Georgia Tech (12/7), scoring his first two points in an ETSU uniform and grabbbing three rebounds.
Young Bucs still face obstacles with experience
The last two seasons, ETSU head coach Murry Bartow has faced the challenge of developing a roster with minimal experience ... As the 2013-14 Buccaneers begin play, Bartow is once again looking at a team with several new faces and limited playing time ... In all, the Bucs return just six players who saw time on the floor last sesaon, while there are a total of seven newcomers to the program ... When counting the entire 15-man roster, the Bucs have a total of just 11 varsity seasons between the team for an average of less than a season per player.
Shuffling starters was the "new normal" for Bucs
Last season, ETSU head coach Murry Bartow used 17 different starting lineups in the team's 32 games ... Injuries and dismissals left ETSU's coaches searching for the right combination all season. ... Bartow hoped to find more stability with his rotation in 2013-14, but he had used five different starting lineups in the first five games of the year. ... Since that time, he has played with the same starting lineup in seven of the last eight games, with the team going 6-2 in those contests.
Bucs have tradition of postseason appearances, success
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
Three-point streak for Bucs dates back nearly 20 years
Since Feb. 16, 1987 in a game against Davidson, the Bucs have made at least one 3-pointer in 806 consecutive games. ... ETSU was 0-for-8 in that 1987 game. ... The Bucs currently rank as the 7th longest streak in the NCAA, just behind Arkansas at 813 and ahead of Oakland at 780.
ETSU picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
In the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Bucs -- who have enjoyed nine NCAA trips, one NIT and one CIT berth, 14 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85 -- ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun team, as well as former SoCon rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, at that time the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as programs such as Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson and Fla. State.


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"Finish your dinner! Children in [insert name of socio-economically disadvantaged country here] are starving!" That anguished cry from distraught mothers of baby boomers echoed for decades across post-war United States. And for good reason. World War II had brought the concept of rationing and waste-not-want-not meals to America's dinner table.
Mom was right. The word then was "conservation" – the notion hadn't yet broadened into the prevalent view of sustainability – but the idea that wasting food was shameful at best and sinful at worst was relevant then and still applies today. Fortunately, now that we're responsible adults, we can heed that admonition and take action by changing our eating habits – and changing the world in the process.
Barring any unorthodox practices, chances are you acquire your chow either by making it at home, eating out or ordering in.
If you're a home cook, you probably already know about collecting fresh vegetable scraps, stems and trimmings (and even corn cobs) in your freezer with an eye toward making stock; you can even toss in veggies that are past their prime (but not spoiled). Bring to a boil, simmer and strain. I suggest that you don't salt or season your stock at this point, as you might want to reduce it to intensify the flavor and if you've already added salt, you'll end up with an overly-saline concoction. You probably also know that the carcass from that roasted chicken or turkey, meat bones or even shrimp shells work pretty much the same way. Add enough water to cover, bring to a boil, simmer for an hour or so and strain. For added depth of flavor, roast it all (except shrimp shells, though you may want to sauté them for few minutes) before you pop it in the pot.
But even if you're conscientious in that regard, you've probably clung tenaciously to tids and bits of leftovers until they were green and fuzzy only to ultimately dispatch them to the trash. And if you've engaged the services of a commercial culinary artist, there have probably been times when you didn't clean your plate but opted to send back/discard the leftovers that then suffered the same rubbish-bound fate.
So we're going to embark on a culinary road less travelled with a map that's less about following recipes and more about stumbling upon ideas to get you started on the path to food conservation. You don't have to be a great cook to set out on this journey. You probably already have some basic condiments and seasonings on hand. Ketchup, mustard, mayo (yes, mayo!), salt, pepper, ground chili pepper and maybe a couple of dried herbs – whatever you like – thyme or oregano, perhaps. Onions and garlic, celery and flat leaf parsley will all come in handy, too. Remember, a few herbs and spices and an internet brimming with recipe ideas are your best friends.
What to do with leftover meat or poultry:
- This one is easy. Chop or shred the meat, sauté some onions (maybe a little garlic) and add the protein, plus barbecue or tomato sauce, cook for a while to let the flavors meld and serve on a bun. Presto – sloppy joes.
- Chef's salads often boast a boatload of ingredients, but think elegant: along with those shreds of leftover meat, toss two contrasting greens (arugula and frisée for example), one kind of cheese (chevre is good), heirloom tomatoes and sprinkle with a bit of the unexpected (chopped nuts or olives or capers or currants); top with vinaigrette. Classy. Got leftover salad now? Make a sandwich out of it – stuff it into pita bread and top with a yogurt-based dressing.
What to do with leftover fish or poultry:
- Dice it up, add minced celery and onion, a little chopped parsley, optionally chopped capers or pickles if you've got them, and mayo, salt and pepper, and mix well. Use it to make a chicken or fish salad sandwich or just serve on lettuce or stuffed into a hollowed out tomato.
What to do with leftover bread:
- Make French toast. Soak the bread well in beaten egg with a bit of milk or cream. Add a touch of maple syrup, sauté in butter and call it breakfast. If you add orange liqueur instead of maple syrup, you can call it brunch.
- Bread pudding is another use for leftover bread; check out this collection of Food and Wine's best bread pudding recipes for ideas.
Too prosaic? Already thought of all those? Read on….
What to do with leftover take-out/order in:
- This one's inspired by watching a counter person work with French fries in an Italian bodega (talk about mixing international metaphors). Start by cutting up your leftover fries and beating a couple of eggs. Melt some butter in a sauté pan and when it's bubbly, scramble the potatoes and eggs together with some herbs (optional but ideal), a little salt and a lot of pepper. Toss in some cheese if you like. Buon appetito!
- One of the most common leftovers is that vestige of Chinese restaurant order-in, the little container of plain white rice that's never as good reheated as when it was fresh. So here's a little secret: Chinese style fried rice is best made with day old cold rice. And you can make a simple version of it with almost any ingredients you might have on hand. Get your pan or wok hot, heat up a little oil, then stir fry a handful of leftover shredded meat, poultry, shellfish or scrambled egg, some chopped onion, a little chopped scallion. (If you want to get traditional, a little chopped fresh ginger and garlic and a few bean sprouts will go a long way, but this rendition is more about expediency than authenticity.) Got some peas in the freezer? Throw 'em in. Stir fry together and remove from the wok. Add the cold rice to the hot wok (with a little salt and white pepper if you have it) and stir fry over high heat (for longer than you think) until the rice is soft. It'll actually start to get a little brown. When the rice starts to taste like fried rice, add a tiny bit of soy sauce and mix well. Return the other ingredients to the wok and stir to mix. Then add the other secret ingredient if you want to: a touch of chicken broth (got any leftover wonton soup?). Cover and let it steam for a few minutes; this technique makes the rice soft and moist.
- Leftover cold white rice can be the basis for an easy rice pudding too.
What to do with leftover bacon:
- There is no such thing as leftover bacon.
There's really no limit to what you can do with leftovers. Even leftover cake can become a parfait with a drizzle of your favorite liqueur and some fruit and whipped cream layered in. All you need are a few common ingredients and a willingness to experiment. Do it for the sake of sustainability. Do it for the sake of deliciousness.
Do it for Mom.


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Exception testing for September/October 2015
Greetings Python plugin testers!
PLEASE Install the latest Dev IDE and Plugin as described here: http://forums.nbpython.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=68
This is free-form testing. Test however you like. We are only (primarily) looking for Exceptions that might occur, whether during installation/uninstallation, or during normal use of the IDE.
Cross-testing: Create a Python project (either kind). Run it. Create a Java project (any kind), and Run it. Experiment with switching back and forth between projects, creating and deleting projects etc. There are also some Sample projects you can create in Java - create, run and delete some of those, too.
You can also try some of the JavaFX tests at http://services.netbeans.org/synergy/javafx_-_editor%252C_tasks%252C_and_configuration/8.1
or http://services.netbeans.org/synergy/javafx_-_create_projects/8.1
Flip back and forth between Python projects and other types as you test...
If you encounter an exception, use the tool in the IDE to report it and make sure to include "TESTING PYTHON" in the description, make a note of the bug and exception ID numbers, and report them in a new message here with a subject of "ERROR -" and some description.
If you encounter other, non-exception bugs, make sure to report them here. IF you use bugzilla to report a bug, MAKE SURE that you search through the existing bugs before filing a new one. The list of existing bugs is at: https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?bug_status=NEW&bug_status=STARTED&bug_status=REOPENED&product=python&query_format=advanced
If you find your bug was already reported (likely), please add a comment to it in bugzilla.
We will be testing like this throughout the rest of the month; test early and often. Every few days, uninstall and reinstall as shown in http://forums.nbpython.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=68
Thank you very much - we appreciate your help!