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With a potential seed shortage for some rice varieties and rising seed costs, growers may want to consider reducing seeding rates this year — and they may be able to do that without sacrificing yield potential, say rice specialists across the belt.
"We've reduced seeding rates almost 25 percent and maintained yield in Arkansas," says Chuck Wilson, University of Arkansas rice specialist, who with counterparts from other rice-producing states, exchanged production ideas and updates recently at a Valent-sponsored rice seminar at San Antonio.
Wilson said Arkansas changed its seeding recommendation last year, dropping rates from 90 pounds per acre on silt loam soils to 70 pounds.
"We need to adjust upward for clay soils," he says. "We've recommended 120 pounds per acre in the past; now we're down to 90 to 95 pounds."
He says early season insect damage may be a concern for some growers. "They can lose stand, so seed treatments could be an advantage with reduced seeding rates."
Growers in Northeast Arkansas are still looking at seeding rates. "We're evaluating varieties and looking at row spacings."
Narrow row planting may offer some advantage. "We saw a significant yield advantage the first year in narrow row. Last year, we didn't see much difference."
Tim Walker, Mississippi State University, says lodging problems were not as bad with lower seeding rates. He looked at two varieties, Wells and Francis.
"Wells, at 40 pounds per acre, was one of our best-yielding treatments. With the seed situation this year, lower seeding rates could be a benefit."
He says growers should consider "how much risk they are willing to take" with lower seeding rates. "With a full gamut of seed treatments, they might be more willing to cut rates."
Lee Tarpley, Texas A&M, says reduced rates, 40 pounds per acre, with CL171, showed yields on the main crop to be about the same. "The ratoon crop was significantly better."
Walker says seeding rates that optimize main crop yields appear to optimize ratoon yields as well.
Seeding method also affects rate; if growers water-seed, they use about 30 percent more seed than in drill-seeding.
Texas studies showed Cypress variety, at 40 pounds per acre, as the best yield in one year's test.
Studies also showed that a 20-pound per acre seeding rate resulted in 100 percent of seed producing seedlings. At 120 pounds per acre, that percentage dropped to 50 percent.
Karen Arthur, a Valent product development manager, said ongoing development of seed treatments should produce options that combine insect, disease, and nematode controls with growth regulators, herbicide safeners, and fertilizer polymer coatings.
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She said commercial products will not be available for "several years," but that several products look promising. Rice water weevil and stem borers are primary insect targets.
Specialists said seed treatments for water weevils would provide benefits for growers. They said early tests show excellent results and good yield responses.
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Phase I Study of Cetuximab in Combination With 5-fluoruracil, Mitomycin C and Radiotherapy in Patients With Anal Cancer Stage T2 (>4 cm) - T4 N0-3 M0 or Any T N2-3 M0 (NOAC8)
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- To establish maximum tolerated dose of the two cytotoxic drugs 5-fluoruracil and mitomycin C when given together with the antibody cetuximab in patients with locally advanced cancer in the anal region
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- To evaluate late toxicity
- To evaluate response rate
- To evaluate recurrence free survival
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|Drug: Cetuximab Drug: Mitomycin C Drug: 5-Fluoruracil Radiation: Radiotherapy
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|21 participants
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|Phase I Study of Cetuximab in Combination With 5-fluoruracil, Mitomycin C and Radiotherapy in Patients With Anal Cancer Stage T2 (>4 cm) - T4 N0-3 M0 or Any T N2-3 M0
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|June 2012
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|January 2019
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|Experimental: Cetuximab, Mitomycin C, Fluoruracil
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- To establish maximum tolerable dose of the two cytotoxic drugs 5-fluoruracil and mitomycin C when given together with the antibody cetuximab and radiotherapy in patients with locally advanced cancer in the anal region [ Time Frame: Participating patients will be followed during the study period; 8 weeks. ]
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- Stage T2 (≥4 cm) - T4 N0-3 M0 or any T N2-3 M0
- ECOG performance status 0-1
- Hb > 100 g/L
- ANC > 1.5 x 10 9/L
- Platelets ≥ 100 x 10 9/L
- Creatinine < 1.5 x ULN
- Bilirubin < 1.5 x ULN
- ALAT < 3.0 x ULN
- Competent to comprehend, sign and date an approved informed consent form
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- Previous pelvic irradiation
- Previous chemotherapy for anal cancer
- Previous malignancy within the last 5 years, except curatively treated non-melanoma skin cancer or carcinoma in situ of the cervix uteri
- Pregnant or nursing females or patients of child-bearing potential not using adequate methods of birth control
- Patients with active infections or any other serious underlying medical condition, which would impair the ability of the patients to receive the protocol treatment
- Known hypersensitivity to any of the components of the treatment
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|University Hospital, Dept. of Oncology
|Oslo, Norway, 4950
|Skåne University Hospital, Dept. of Oncology
|Lund, Sweden, 221 85
|Accademic Hospital, Dept. of Oncology
|Uppsala, Sweden, 751 85
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|March 12, 2018
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|March 2018
Keywords provided by Lund University Hospital:
Anal cancer
Locally advanced anal cancer
Mitomycin C
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Anus Neoplasms
Rectal Neoplasms
Colorectal Neoplasms
Intestinal Neoplasms
Gastrointestinal Neoplasms
Digestive System Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Digestive System Diseases
Gastrointestinal Diseases
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Four MIT women's volleyball players reached double-digits in kills while two posted double-doubles in a 25-27, 25-17, 25-19, 25-18 victory over the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Tuesday night. With their fifth win in a row, the Engineers improved to 15-2 on the year and 3-1 in NEWMAC play. The Bears, meanwhile, saw their ledger lower to 8-6 overall and 2-2 in conference action.
Freshman Ada Taylor (Durham, N.C.) racked up a match-high 15 kills to go along with a .462 hitting performance and four blocks for MIT. Classmate Meryl Gibbs (Bellaire, Texas) produced 14 kills and two blocks while senior Trinity Leonard (Mill Valley, Calif.) tallied 20 digs, 11 kills, and two blocks. Junior Tatiana Berger (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) contributed 11 kills and two blocks as classmate Kristine Bunker (Falmouth, Mass.) added 10 kills and two blocks. Senior Katie Spielbauer (Lakeview, Mich.) and freshman Lindsey Wang (Cupertino, Calif.) both earned three aces in addition to collecting 16 and 15 digs, respectively. Senior Alyssa Rothman (Plainview, N.Y.) rounded out the squad with 48 assists, 14 digs, and two blocks.
Senior Keriann Mason (Highland, Calif.) paced Coast Guard with 10 kills as classmate Samantha Marmolejo (El Paso, Texas) totaled 16 digs. Senior Karen Matic (Oswego, Ill.) dished out 19 assists while junior Kelsey DePorto (Frankfort, Ill.) generated five blocks.
The Bears jumped out to an 8-3 lead and maintained their comfortable cushion as they stayed in front at 13-8. MIT responded with five unanswered points to create the first of 10 ties that would occur in the frame. The fourth lead change of the set came on an ace by freshman Emily Gilland (Daleville, Ind.) while a block by DePorto and Matic put Coast Guard ahead, 23-21, and prompted a timeout by the Engineers. Following the break, MIT registered the next three points to reclaim the lead and earn set point; however, another block by Matic leveled the score at 24. Leonard's kill gave the Engineers the edge, but a hitting error and back-to-back strikes by Mason clinched the first-set win for the visitors.
The Cardinal and Gray established an 11-4 advantage in the second stanza which eventually grew to 21-11. Coast Guard responded by scoring six of the next eight points but it would get no closer as strikes by Bunker and Berger closed out the set.
A block by DePorto and senior Catherine Walker (Dearborn Heights, Mich.) along with a DePorto kill opened the third set for the Bears. MIT replied with a five-point spurt and maintained its slight cushion until mounting a 12-6 run that resulted in a 22-13 lead and a Coast Guard timeout. Like the second set, the Bears picked up six of the next eight points as a strike by Walker and an ace from sophomore Elise Sako (Cleveland, Ohio) denied the Engineers set point. However, the late rally ended courtesy of a kill from Leonard.
Strong serving by Wang early in the fourth set produced three aces and a 9-3 lead for the hosts. The Bears slowly chipped away at the deficit as a kill from Matic narrowed the gap to 16-12. MIT recorded five consecutive points to gain some breathing room; however, Coast Guard continued to attack and trimmed the margin to 22-17 following back-to-back strikes from sophomore Leigh Anne Brazier (Stony Brook, N.Y.). Bunker earned a kill off the Bears' block as a hitting error resulted in match point for the Engineers. A serving miscue extended the night for Coast Guard but a blast from Berger secured the victory for MIT.
Both squads return to tournament action this weekend. MIT will participate in the Johnson & Wales University Fall Classic while Coast Guard will travel to Stevens Institute of Technology for the Ducks Invitational.


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ASA: A Space Adventure is a first-person slideshow adventure game made in tribute to Riven and 2001: A Space Odyssey. You play in 2057 as an astronaut who finds a strange black cube, which will teleport him on an unknown spaceship called the Ark. You will soon discover that you're not the first astronaut from planet Terra to come here : Philip Forte lived the very same experience in 2011 and, fortunately, he left a diary explaining his story. With this help, you will visit the Ark and try to access the various environments and planets, with one single thing in mind : going back home ! ASA was created by a single person for the love of puzzle games of an era, and if you're fond of the Myst or Rhem series, it's more likely that you will enjoy this journey ! <<With a captivating backstory and engaging, challenging puzzles, ASA: A Space Adventure is a welcome addition to the pantheon of Myst-style puzzle-adventure games!>> (AdventureGamers.com)
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"He's dying!"
The shrill cry cut like a knife through the searing Costa Rican air that had been doing a lethargic tango with the sounds of crashing surf, clinking glasses and Jimmy Buffet's "Cheeseburger in Paradise" crackling through a primitive boom-box.
It was a jarring wake-up call from a pool-side seat last month during a family vacation to the warmer climes of Central America. Our family tries to join the snowbirds for a week each February to recharge the batteries. A little fun in the sun, some family togetherness and some memories to last a lifetime.


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Alps gun murders 'act of savagery'
Three members of a British family have been gunned down in an act of "savagery" in their car in the French Alps, police have revealed.
Saad al-Hilli, 50, who was originally from Iraq, was shot in the head alongside his dentist wife, named by neighbours as Iqbal, and a woman believed to be her mother.
The couple's four-year-old daughter, named locally as Zeena, was found alive in the BMW estate underneath the bodies of her relatives around eight hours after the massacre, which also saw a passing French cyclist, Sylvain Mollier, 45, shot dead.
The al-Hillis' seven-year-old daughter, believed to be called Zainab, was in a medically induced coma in Grenoble University Hospital after being repeatedly beaten around the head and shot in the shoulder in the attack.
Three of the four who were killed were shot in the middle of the head, but the man investigating the spree played down suggestions of "professionalism" in the attack. Public prosecutor Eric Maillaud told a press conference: "I won't say it was professional, what I will say is it was tremendous savagery. And what is certain is that somebody wanted to kill."
But one of the family's neighbours in the upmarket village of Claygate in Surrey said he was going to alert police to something Mr al-Hilli said to him before travelling to the Le Solitaire du Lac campsite in Saint-Jorioz, close to the Swiss border.
Jack Saltman said: "I know one little thing which I am not prepared to speak (about) at the moment. I will tell the police about it. It was something Saad said to me before he went, but at this stage I do not feel I can disclose that, but I will tell the police exactly what he told me before he left."
The powerful BMW was discovered surrounded by spent bullet cartridges in a car park near footpaths on the outskirts of a forest near Lake Annecy, a picturesque region popular with tourists. A British cyclist, a former RAF serviceman who had been overtaken by the French rider, discovered the grisly scene in a quiet car park, said Mr Maillaud.
The four-year-old lay undiscovered as police waited for forensic experts to arrive at the scene from Paris. She was found "terrorised, motionless, in the midst of the bodies" after fellow campers at a nearby site told officers the family had two children, said Mr Maillaud.
Mr al-Hilli was known to the security services and was put under Metropolitan Police Special Branch surveillance during the second Gulf war, it was reported in the Daily Mail. A Scotland Yard spokesman said they could not comment because Mr al-Hilli had not yet been formally identified.
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For today's product profile, we're going to talk about a new line of BMX bikes now available here at Performance. Eastern Bikes is a fellow North Carolina company that was founded in Raleigh in 1996, and is currently headquartered about 40 minutes from our own corporate office. Eastern Bikes is serious about BMX, and they've got a team of rad riders to show off their bikes, like Eric Holley catching some air below.
But if you really want to watch their team in action, head over to their video page to see their crew tearing up bike parks, urban environments, and pretty much anything else that looks fun and challenging to ride. In the video below, the Eastern team headed out to the Woodward West camp to ride all the set-ups and meet up with young campers and other visiting pros.
Perfecting the tricks performed by the pros on the Eastern team takes lots of practice. And the Nitrous line of Eastern BMX bikes is the perfect place for the young rider to start. They deliver the look and feel of a pro bike, but in an affordable package. While these may be beginner's BMX bikes, they are designed and assembled with the same quality and attention to detail that goes into Eastern's pro-level bikes, with a solid component spec that won't hold the newbie rider back.
With its steeper head and seat angles, shorter wheelbase and front and rear brakes with detangler, the Shock Freestyle BMX Bike is the ideal entry-level bike for the beginning flatland rider, or it would make a great all-around BMX bike for smaller/younger kids too.
2011 Eastern Battery Freestyle BMX Bike
The Battery is the perfect bike for young riders who want to take a stab at perfecting jumps and tricks or who just want to cruise the neighborhood in style.
2011 Eastern Lowdown Freestyle BMX Bike
The Lowdown Freestyle BMX Bike is perfect for the beginner BMXer who wants a well-built bike that's going to stand up to rough use. It features a rugged steel frame, forged chromoly 1-piece crankset and alloy U-brake for efficient speed control.
2011 Eastern Piston Freestyle BMX Bike
An ideal BMX bike for smaller riders and beginners the Piston Freestyle BMX bike is ruggedly built, so it can stand up to the stresses doled out by novice riders.
So if you've got a young rider ready to give BMX a try, check out our selection of Eastern Bikes – they'll get the look & feel of a pro bike, but in an affordable and durable package that will survive whatever they throw at them!


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Parents need to learn and accept that there are no winners or losers at their kids' soccer games.
B.C. Soccer and a number of local districts and clubs have eliminated league standings at the Under-12 and below levels, in line with a national directive from the Canadian Soccer Assocation (CSA) as part of its long term player development (LTPD) strategy.
Although this approach has been in place for some time — first drafted with the CSA's LTPD model as early as 2009 and effective at B.C. Soccer sanctioned tournaments since May 2013 — criticism flew from Province readers after a May 28 article about Coastal FC's Umbro Challenge Cup, which eliminated the "public display of scores" for its more than 100 U12 and younger teams that took part.
"(This) is deluding our kids and putting a halt to natural competitive instincts ... these are priceless life lessons," one reader commented.
"Kids need to know how to win and lose while being good sports about it. Everyone hates a sore loser," wrote another.
But according to Vancouver United FC technical director Gregor Young, this reaction is "applying faulty logic."
"These are development years and we don't need to be concerned about the results here," said Young. "There's soccer lessons to be learned before you're going to be at an age, at a level where you've learned how you can win soccer games when it starts to matter."
"If we want Canada to do well at a national team level in the future, these are the critical development years and our players are not learning how to play the game, they're learning how to win at U9 and that does nothing for our national teams."
According to Young, to win a game at U8 or U9 generally involves bashing the ball down the field to score, which won't help at the older, more competitive levels. The emphasis at the 12-year-old level and below should instead be on the "principles of the game," like getting comfortable with the ball, spatial awareness, dexterity, ball control, decision making and technical and mental skills.
"You're never going to be an elite player if you've missed out on those three, four years of coaching where the emphasis isn't on winning," said Young.
For Jason de Vos, former professional soccer player and current TSN commentator, winning games and trophies as a kid had "zero impact" on his later success.
"What helped me become national was learning the fundamental skills of the game," he said. "The outcome of an Under-8 soccer game should not be about who wins and loses.
"We need to change the way we look at games."
But the hardest part of implementing this aspect of the LTPD model is education — especially with parents.
"Far too many adults are compromising the development of those skills at the expense of winning trophies," said de Vos. "It isn't that it really affects children in any way, it's the behaviour in adults that scores and standings bring out that is detrimental to the development of children."
And while he admit that kids likely still keep track of the score, it's the parents who "get carried away" that make it detrimental to their development.
"It's the children's game and far too many adults forget that," said de Vos. "It becomes this win-at-all costs mentality."
Heated parents not only put pressure on the kids, but also on the coaches who then feel pressured to coach for the end result, meaning they only play the strongest players and keep the weaker ones on the bench.
Not only do those players miss out on development opportunities, but then teams start winning (and losing) by large margins — and a 10-0 score isn't great for LTPD and its "active for life" phase.
"You start creating true winners and losers and those losers tend not to stay in the game," said Coastal FC executive director Chris Murphy. "The return rate and the re-registration of those players the next year (is) very low."
"They simply don't enjoy their experience (and) you have no ability to move players through the development system because you've lost them."
According to de Vos, kids are leaving the game "in droves" simply because they're no longer having fun.
"Youth soccer is about teaching kids how to enjoy the game, so they can enjoy the game for the rest of their life," he said. "We have to get soccer at the grassroots level back down to that level of kids playing and having fun," he said. "The more fun you have, the more likely you are to keep doing something, the longer you do something, the more likely you are to get better at it."
So by eliminating standings at the Umbro Challenge Cup and under 12 levels across the country, it's not about "putting kids in bubble wrap and taking away the goals," said Murphy.
It's instead about allowing coaches to "truly coach within the game and to allow players the opportunity to take risks and to be successful without fear that they're going to be punished ... by way of loss in a game or score change in a game," he said.
"If I'm a coach I don't need a standings table to know how my team did or didn't do — there's always going to be outcomes at the end of every game."
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the CSA unveiled its Canada Soccer Pathway, a new curriculum that is aiming for a " unified technical development vision for soccer in the country" to better connect Canada's youth players to national and professional teams. Alongside this curriculum release, the CSA also issued a LTPD community guide for parents, which lists that there are no league standings for the first three LTPD stages, which should instead focus on "learning and fun."
"They're at a learning stage — games are used as learning and not performing," said the CSA's LTPD Manager Syvlie Beliveau. "Performing is for the national team, learning through games is for the kids."


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Facebook Axes Places, Lets uses tag updates with a Location
Facebook didn't want to feel like the "odd man out" of the geo-location game. So to combat the likes of Loopt, Foursquare and Gowalla (and a million other check-in apps), Foursquare unleashed its Places option inside the main Foursquare app that with its then 500 million users, was just supposed to destroy the check-in game for anybody else involved.
A year later, Facebook has grown to in the neighborhood of 700 million users, but hardly anybody (with the exception of Facebook employees) is using Places like initially estimated. So according to the Facebook blog, it has cancelled the Places option and has move towards a more Twitter like experience by allowing users to tag their status updates with a location, instead of doing a separate check-in action. Additionally, you will now be able to append your location to a status update no matter what device you are using.
In other words, Facebook isn't totally calling it quits with the geo-location, check-in game, just getting out of the "create an entirely separate function/feature/app to the mix" and sticking with keeping the feature closer to the overall Facebook experience. The Places feature and it's settings will be phased out, and the new location tag will be implemented in the next coming weeks.


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Loops | 15/03/10
Loops 2 is the second issue of a landmark collaboration between Domino and Faber – a twice-yearly journal dedicated to engaging and diverse writing about music.
The following is an edited extract of Matt Thorne's piece for Loops 2.
'Gigolos Get Lonely Too': Prince, His Protégées, Side-Projects and Their Influence (Part One: '78-'84)
As with Prince's own releases, the records that his protégées and friends have put out over the last thirty years have been of variable quality. This strand of Prince's music is driven by two major motivations: Prince's delight in hiding from public view, and the fact that enjoys being in a studio or on stage over anything else. But it's more than a straightforward desire to release as much as possible. In fact, it isn't stretching things too far to see 'Vanity', 'Apollonia' and 'Sister Fate' as Prince's characters, part of the novel he sings about trying to write in the unreleased 'Moonbeam Levels.' Others have suggested it makes more sense to see them as Prince's alter egos, the name 'Vanity' believed to have been inspired by the physical similarity between Denise Matthews and Prince.
In the summer of '79 Prince took his band of the era to Boulder, Colorado to work on his first planned side-project, a New Wave band named The Rebels. Although the nine Rebels songs are cherished by collectors, it's disappointing the record wasn't released, as just as his recordings as Madhouse reveal Prince the jazz musician, the rock underpinnings of several of Prince's Rebels songs reveal Prince the New Waver but also Prince the rockabilly. It's also the only album Prince has been involved in where he really is just one of the band rather than merely trying to give this impression; from now on he'd always remain in command.
Instead of The Rebels, Prince's most significant early side-project was the first album by The Time. The six-track album features Prince in deep disguise, co-producing under the pseudonym Jamie Starr. The Time would evolve into a band with a very clear identity, but the project initially grew out of, Lisa Coleman told me, jokes and silliness. She was living with Prince at the time, and her contribution to the album was greater than has previously been acknowledged. "My room was upstairs, so he would call me down, 'Lisa, would you help me do this string part? What about these lyrics? Can you finish this verse?' He involved me, I punched him in while he was playing the drums, whatever it was."
She wasn't there the night they decided to make Morris Day the front-man, but remembers him as a cute freckle-faced boy with a big 'fro who would run and get them hamburgers. Lisa says Prince never doubted that Morris would rise to the challenge, although she felt, "The guy had had a huge responsibility thrust upon him and what seemed like fun and games at first became a big deal.'"
Vanity 6, Prince's first female-fronted side-project, was closer to Dirty Prince. The band started out as the Hookers, and very nearly had a lead singer named 'Vagina', but Vanity 6 were always a pop band. What gives Prince's earliest work much of its charm is his tireless subservience before unkind, promiscuous or uninterested women, and it seems surprising but sweet that when writing his first songs for women to sing he didn't take on the persona of the unavailable lover, but imagined instead a sister to his poor sexually frustrated brothers. The band's most famous song, 'Nasty Girl,' may be less well-known than Prince's greatest hits, but it's among the most influential songs Prince has written.
While working on the Vanity 6 album, Prince had also been preparing The Time's second album, released a fortnight later. Morris Day stands alone on What Time Is It?, checking his watch in front of a wall covered with clocks. The record has more character than its predecessor, and although it is structured similarly, with three long dance tracks and three shorter songs, the lyrics are sharper and less generic, the concept now clearly in focus. It'd be the hits from the third Time album that'd truly fix the band in the public consciousness, but this is just as good.
Prince took these two bands on tour as support when promoting 1999, happy to reveal himself as puppet-master. The friction between the various camps spilt out beyond the shows and Lisa remembers there being no doubt as to who was in charge. "There were three buses. Our bus had a video-machine on it, and we stopped at a truck stop and the video machine was gone. Me and Dez went onto Vanity 6's bus and Prince was on the bus watching something with Vanity. And we said 'hey, that's from our bus' and he said, 'they're all my buses.'"
Almost two years would pass between the second Time album and Prince's next full-length project with a protégée, Sheila E's The Glamorous Life (1984). Prince presented Sheila E with songs that he'd already recorded, allowing her to replace his scratch vocal and then building up most songs around her percussion. Prince often experiments with techniques and styles in his side-projects that don't reach full fruition in his own work until several years later and the first Sheila E album has less in common with the very mainstream rock record he'd just completed than their later collaborations on Sign O'The Times and Lovesexy.
The Time's third album, 'Ice Cream Castle' features the two songs for which the band are now best known, 'Jungle Love' and 'The Bird' (they perform both in Purple Rain (1984)), but the first single was 'Ice Cream Castles', in which Morris Day drops his usual 'bring me a mirror' schtick to sing about falling in love with a white woman. Nothing else on side one of 'Ice Cream Castles' is as powerful, but it's the three songs on Side Two that make this The Time's most commercially and artistically successful album. Nevertheless, for all his love of party-time, Prince's musical experimentation would soon get more serious, and the events surrounding his next project, The Family, would ultimately change the direction of his music, and the course of his career, forever.


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DCY we roll up and smoke any (w)rapper on the scene no but(t)s
I was on the original but 8's too minimal, over 16's no pedo stuff (POW)
Big up Lethal B yo cuz? It's still little Derek 'cept he's grown up
Coming down your chimney Santa – Santos, aggro but I would never eat no…
Hammer time, they can have their time but I'm more like the Jay-Z so what
Teddy riddem Bear witness, I bet they bare kids when they hear this
Agghh the beats so f@£ked
Pull it, pull it, pull it yeah reload 'Cause since Game Over Freestyle the ego's large
Now my heads looking bigger than Cee Lo's does, I've been coast to coast I don't need no clutch
I move torpeado fast wanna PA? You better talk P bro fast
Nuff of these emcee's ain't balling they all share pads like it's pro evo pass
Every screaming out #TEAMUK man are running with the ting but I don't see no pass (Ah Ah)
It's like south Africa all over biggin' chests but we don't see no Cups
Joy ride beats call these go-karts, I ain't never moved keys
But you see those sparks, team full of Spartans
If you see 300 views it's only because the screen froze up
And I'm a good sport call me PE and supported PE. Yo Chuck!
You would think I sell food, the way my BB goes off
Postman so Posty post up from I dropped my Delivery the scene woke up
It left 'em in a haze (Hayes) like Dave did Audley harassing (Harrison) the game since 3T broke up
I hear noise them man are Cher Lloyds, they just can't rap! Aww he's so dark
Yes I'm a Blackstar blacker than a berry, I'm a torch I'll have a an emcee shown up
Yeah, Sway's wild on the beat, go blind on it I'm a Ray Charles on the beat
They study my every sentence the bars can't hold this Konvict F the trail I'm a beast
Ain't that right lads, I "Go Hard", ain't that right Yazz?
Only way is up, One Direction F what "Simon says" I'm like bye lads (I'm Mad)
(WOW) Sway's gone and done it again
(WOW) They better run it again
(WOW) Time for another disclaimer, no diss, everybody's my friend (Cool)
Line rental I don't need credit, no pay as you go but I go go get it
Everybody's like, yeah that's spirit, but I'm more like nah it's just Derek
I'm trying to keep the Chrismas Merry (Aye)
And this is your Christmas pressie (Aye)
And I just rip'ped it RIP another hit get's buried. Amen
Nah, you can't mess with Sway a Monster out 'ear I'm next to Dre
I'm a star but F your Christmas tree, I would rather be on top of (Guess the name?)…
Mwah, Swah, under the mistletoe, and my little dons got the missles go
If you ever see me up in Westfields "Yo!", you better know that I'm spending doe
Welcome to my Dome, only thing I o2 my fan's in to light up arena's no Indigo
In an attempt to revive his dying career, UK hip hop veteran Lethal Bizzle released a remix of his 2004 club smash Pow!
Sway was asked to jump on the remix, but was cut down to a measly 8 bars in favour of truly shocking artists, like Chipmunk
Sway wasn't having that. So he took out an afternoon to record 72 bars of his own, which unsurprisingly blew everyone else out of the water. X Factor, Blackberrys, PS3, Westfield shopping centre, Leonidas, David Haye and Santa Claus. Enjoy


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Leprechaun peeked in my window
Posted 28 April 2011 - 10:03 AM
It's only happened once. I do dream of some places I've lived, but never that apartment, and the dreams are usually Dali-like, with distortion of the room and furniture.
I don't know what he'd be doing in Paris. I am part Irish (as are most Americans), but I didn't the impression that he was looking for me in particular. He just looked curious.
Posted 28 April 2011 - 04:49 PM
My belief is that bashing should be allowed in the constituation of Ghost Village only in the case of when someone produces clearly faked evidence. Nothing angers me more then when you can tell something has been photoshopped into an image because it hurts the cause of ghosthunters like myself and many others. Not that our image is the greatest because of shows like Ghost Hunter's faking their evidence but ratings should not equal success when it comes to ghost hunting. And for that, people should be bashed.
Were ya hiding a wee-bit-o-gold on ya, lad?
Posted 29 April 2011 - 01:56 AM
Were ya hiding a wee-bit-o-gold on ya, lad?
More like lassie. I had only got a few old silver fillings alas.
Posted 29 April 2011 - 02:12 AM
Also, I'm part Irish as well. My grandfather would go off on the more epic of rants when we messed up his lawn.
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Immortal Technique Breaking It Down With Alex Jones (On New World Order, Gun Control, Illuminati, Citizenship & More)
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You know I love anything bright and colourful so this new collection from Skinfood is definitely worth a showcase!
Skinfood seem to be taking a leaf out of Etude House's book and going for the brights! The problem with Skinfood is that I still haven't found an amazing product from them for a while…but nevertheless, let's window shop…
The idea of Skinfood is that it's a 'food' based range (or inspired by) so Jungle Fruits is…a bit of a cop out…but hey it's cute!
They have a range of cheek and lip tints 'Real Fresh Tint Juice':
There are also 6 'multi' juices for lip and cheek.
My favourite – pencil eyeliners! Like Etude House, Skinfood have a selection of super bright colours, like an orange and turquoise:
The colours are; Sparkling Black, Sparkling Moka, Summer Orange, Jungle Lime, Golden Fish Tail, Jungle Aqua and Jungle Plum.
They have two foundation pacts, which I almost never buy because they are just too light for me. There is one powder which is a all over (very natural!) bronzer:
There is a bronze body balm:
Jungle Fruits Nails:
And there is a range of nail stickers.
There is a new waterproof mascara:
I have used the Seaweed mascara before and didn't think much of it.
At first I was excited about this range, however thinking about it, there's actually nothing I would invest in because Skinfood can be blah at the best of times. If pressed I would choose the Jungle Green eyeliner and yellow nail polish.
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Several major transformations are embodied within a single unusual hour of television airing on PBS Wednesday evening. A 1958 Jerome Robbins ballet, which astutely captured the essence of that moment's younger generation, has been transformed into a highly contemporary dance film shot in unexpected New York City locations.
Beyond that, there is the improbable tale of two young New York City Ballet soloists who envisioned the entire project and became self-taught executive producers, fighting the odds to get the film made. Along the way, two youthful but experienced filmmakers, with no knowledge or expertise about ballet, directed an innovative film in which dancing -- along with the textures of New York City -- is captured with bracing energy and immediacy.
Robbins choreographed "N.Y. Export: Opus Jazz" on the heels of the hugely successful "West Side Story," which he directed and choreographed. Its 16 dancers move with edgy, punchy wariness as well as playfulness, often seething with sensuality. Some view it as a distillation or extension of Robbins' fascination with the musical's youthful gangs. He made "Opus Jazz" for Ballets: USA, his short-lived but extremely popular company composed of quintessentially versatile American dancers, set to a pulsating jazz score by Robert Prince. It caused a sensation in Europe with its new approach to ballet -- technically rigorous yet with a finger on the contemporary pulse.
When "Opus Jazz" was introduced to New York in 1958, Lincoln Kirstein and George Balanchine immediately coveted it for New York City Ballet's repertory. Robbins had been that troupe's associate artistic director and choreographed there regularly since 1949. But it was not until 2005, seven years after Robbins' death, that the company -- which maintains a vast Robbins repertory -- finally danced the ballet.
For Ellen Bar and Sean Suozzi, NYCB soloists who performed in that production, "Opus Jazz" was a revelation. "We thought we knew all Jerry's ballets, because we've performed so many of them. But none of us had ever heard of this one," Suozzi said recently at the David H. Koch Theater, where NYCB performs. "So the whole experience seemed like we were learning new choreography. Even though it was from the '50s, it did feel really contemporary to us."
"We understood what the characters were about -- that they were disaffected. I think we all understood what it felt like to be young in New York City," said Bar. "The ballet wasn't a history lesson; it was much more about an emotional response: You're a kid hanging out with your friends, looking at the audience like they're an adult interloper."
Bar and Suozzi sensed the ballet's potential as a film. They felt that in contemporary clothes, danced in gritty urban locations, the choreography could resonate anew. Key to their conception was a series of brief interludes between each of the ballet's five sections. They brought their concept to the Robbins Rights Trust, which zealously guards Robbins' choreographic legacy.
Chris Pennington, executive director of the trust and the Jerome Robbins Foundation, said: "Based on Ellen and Sean's respect and love for Jerry's work and because they were so connected to this particular ballet and committed to re-imagining it for their generation, we just said 'do it' -- and they created a gem."
Through mutual friends, the duo found the film's co-directors, Henry Joost and Jody Lee Lipes, both (as are Suozzi and Bar) in their late 20s. "Ellen and Sean invited us to see the ballet. They said, 'The [original] costumes are a little goofy, but don't you think this would make a great film if we put it in street clothes, moved it out onto streets of New York?' The next day we sat down together and started figuring it out," recalled Joost. "We like setting rules for ourselves. We decided on five camera characteristics and matched them up with the ballet's five movements. So the first section became all static shots, the second movement was Steadicam, the third is hand-held, the fourth is on the crane -- all one shot -- and the fifth is mostly dolly shots," Joost said. The directors sought out offbeat, mostly abandoned-looking locations -- three in Brooklyn, one in Jersey City, one in Manhattan -- that were "spaces around the city that were secret places, where kids could go and just be themselves."
Lipes scripted the interludes, designed to offer a subtle window into each of the five sections, by following a "character" from the ballet. Individual dancers are seen living their lives -- hanging out on a Coney Island beach, whiling away time in an arcade, riding the subway.
In a three-week whirlwind of fundraising, Bar and Suozzi raised the $50,000 necessary to film the ballet's fourth section, a duet, in June 2007. The outdoor setting was the High Line, then an abandoned elevated train track in Lower Manhattan before its transformation last year into a greenspace. Rachel Rutherford and Craig Hall performed the moody, questioning duet at sunset on the weed-strewn tracks as the camera, operating on a crane in a single take (except for one edit), almost caresses them one moment, then looms high above the next.
"Passage for Two," as that section is titled, was shown in various venues starting in late 2007 and impressed many. But a long wait lay ahead, until funding was in place to film the rest of the ballet. (The film's budget eventually totaled $850,000.) The other four sections (ranging from six to 16 dancers) offered greater logistical and financial challenges. The Robbins Foundation provided crucial initial funding -- the start of a lengthy, determined process for the novice producers. In the end, Bar and Suozzi obtained all their funding from individual donors. "We didn't receive any grant money at all. We did all sorts of foundation grant applications and were rejected by every single one. It was exhausting and discouraging," said Bar.
Once WNET, New York's PBS station, came on board last year, Bar and Suozzi hustled to be ready for filming in late summer, when NYCB's dancers have time off. They shot in sultry weather at a vast abandoned public pool and overnight on the grimy top floor of an empty waterfront building.
Finally, their initial conception was becoming a reality. The dancers recognized something special was happening. "I loved doing the film more than any other dancing I've done," said Adam Hendrickson, the one dancer who worked on every day of last year's intensive filming. He spoke fondly even of the most unforgiving setting, with its "unfinished concrete, bird crap and glass."
"I feel more connected to Robbins' work than anybody else's I've danced. The audience gets to see the dancers being something more, getting into themselves. He is still there in his ballets; you still feel him."
Several major transformations are embodied within a single unusual hour of television airing on PBS Wednesday evening. A 1958 Jerome Robbins ballet, which astutely captured the essence of that moment's younger generation, has been transformed into a highly contemporary dance film shot in unexpected New York City locations.


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I bet you know that Herbalife do diet products but did you know they also did skincare?
Yep! So with an open mind I tested their Skin Activator Decolletage – I want to keep that area of me nice and plump anyhow!
They say:
This luxurious cream is specially formulated for skin in the neck, chest and cleavage. As we age and spend time in the sun, this skin becomes thinner and prone to wrinkles. This smoothes the appearance of crepe-like cleavage that can reveal a woman's age, and includes collagen-building Glucosamine Complex aids hydration and firms skin.
I don't really expose that part of my body too much but I am aware that it's not too pretty when the skin round there gets very crinkly. At the same time (does any one else get this?) I find some creams if too rich, give me little spots around that are!Maybe my skin is sensitive there? Either way I don't tend to take my products far down the neck because of this fear of a break out.
The packaging is very plain on this product which is surprising as this product retails for £50!
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It looks like the rest of Columbus agrees with Alive's mantra: a happy-hour destination requires great drinks at even better prices. And not only does Bodega have 50 drafts on tap that would make any aficionado drool, but from 4-8 p.m. on weekdays, they're all half-off. Plus, well drinks are $2 and the house wine is a dollar more. That's why, on any given evening, the bar - and, come spring, its patio overlooking High Street - is bursting with the thirsty.
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The wild things--with their mismatched parts and giant eyes--manage somehow to be scary-looking without ever really being scary; at times they're downright hilarious. Sendak's defiantly run-on sentences--one of his trademarks--lend the perfect touch of stream of consciousness to the tale, which floats between the land of dreams and a child's imagination.
This Sendak classic is more fun than you've ever had in a wolf suit, and it manages to reaffirm the notion that there's no place like home.


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'Great slim design • Single button sits flush • Great accessories bundled •. '
'We were impressed with performance, testing the receiver with a HP iPAQ 112 Classic PDA running the latest CoPilot Live 7 GPS software. '
'It's so small that it comes with a key ring and a belt clip and doesn't look awkward when its worn on either.'
Fast and accurate positioning
'the GPS V is small enough to fit in a shirt pocket and can be used in the car or in the great outdoors.'
'The GPS V is one versatile navigator that delivers. automatic routing, detailed mapping and WAAS. capability — all in a compact handheld GPS. '
'features a built-in compass and altimeter'
'After using the eTrex Vista C handheld GPS Receiver for some time, we are still very happy with it here at the lodge.'
'The SiRF delivers some of the best GPS satellite acquisition times available.'
'This GPS unit's diminutive size and weight, not to mention its rugged design, make it an ideal hiking companion'
'variable-use global positioning device'
'such a huge screen'
'inconvenient memory card slot'
'This unit is lightweight, weighing in at 5.3 oz.'
'newly added high sensitivity GPS receiver results'
'It is light weight at just 5.3 ounces so it will fit in your pocket nicely.'
'The eTrex Legend is also equipped with additional memory totaling eight megabytes.'
'easy to use high definition charting'
'No screen fogging was apparent in the display at anytime.'
'The new SolarMAX™ PLUS display renders brilliant detail in sunlight with the best wide-angle viewing ever available, while advanced pure-white LED screen/keypad backlighting fully adjusts to zero-dim for night fishing.'
'Sensitivity of the Broadband Sounder is so high very little output power is required.'
'While Garmin is well known for its powerful and compact GPS devices, the GPS 18 seemed like a slapped-together solution in comparison to the other packages.'
'The MSN Direct service isn't available in all areas, and names of gas stations weren't always provided.'
'Turn your laptop PC into a powerful street navigator with the GPS 18, a GPS sensor bundled with nRoute and City Select software that automatically guides you with turn-by-turn directions and voice prompts to get you safely to your destination.'
'general purpose global positioning device'
'the navigation on the Rino 520 and Rino 530 are similar to the eTrex Vista C units, in that they come with installed base maps of the US, allows for user downloadable detailed maps, it performs auto routing, off route calculation, turn by turn directions with audible alerts, and has the ability to accept these downloads though a USB connection.'
'The Garmin Rino 530 and Garmin Rino 520 is waterproof to IPX7 standards and is WAAS capable.'
'Compared to other multi purpose GPS receivers on the market, it is midpriced at around $325..'
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Massive carnage once again. Minifig Liberation Army and Santa's Little Helpers form an alliance.
The Minifig Liberation Army's troops move up and attack the Urban Combat Division's flyer.
Thanks to the 14 backstab dice they allocated to damage, the flyer was quickly dispatched.
They then moved their flyer up to attack the UCD's infantry, but it missed.
The Elves' fighter makes a wide turn out over the battlefield, so it and the MLA troops can catch the UCD in a pincer attack next turn.
The Urban Combat Division fires on the mass of Minifig Liberation Army troops on the ground. The four infantrymen miss, but the hero...
Kills 5 Minifig Liberation Army troops, including their Hero.
Minifig Liberation Army: 1
Santa's Little Helpers: 0
Urban Combat Division: 5
Minifig Liberation Army: 5
Santa's Little Helpers: 0
Urban Combat Division: 1
Vehicle Damage Points given:
Minifig Liberation army: 2
Santa's Little Helpers: 0
Urban Combat Division: 0
Vehicle Damage Points taken:
Minifig Liberation Army: 0
Santa's Little Helpers: 0
Urban Combat Division: 2
Backstab Points:
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Awaiting orders for turn 7. I have a feeling this will be the end...


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Fueled by Anger, Iraqi Sunnis Make Push for Power
Ten years after Saddam Hussein's overthrow, some of his associates and followers have banded together with other Sunni groups in the most substantial bid for Sunni power since his downfall. WSJ's Sam Dagher reports from Al-Hawijah, Iraq.
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Descendants of Robert Adams: Generation 8
John22 Adams (Joseph Henry21, John20, JOHN19, ISRAEL18, SARAH17, ABRAHAM16, ROBERT15, ROBERT14, RICHARD13, JOHN12, JOHN11, JOHN10, THOMAS9, ROGER8, JOHN AP7, JOHN AP6, THOMAS AP5, JOHN AP4, WILLIAM AP3, JOHN AP2, JOHN AP1) was born 05 September 1825 in Boston, Suffolk, MA, and died 11 September 1869 in Boston, Suffolk, MA[1]. He married Mary Bond? Hill April 1852 in Boston, MA, daughter of William Hill and Phebe Moar. She was born 04 November 1828 in Andover, Essex, MA[2].
Notes for John Adams:
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Ridgewood Cemetery giving dates of birth and death. He is buried in Lot 304, Pl 3. This is the plot purchased by Joseph Henry Adams, 8 grave plot, for $15.00 on 19 May 1865. His mother, father and brother, Frederick Sheridan Adams, are also buried here. At the time of his death, John Adams, his wife and son were residing at No. 9 Staniford St., Boston, MA. He was working as a clerk for his father, according to the Boston Directory of 1865. No record has been found concerning his wife, Mary. Rumor has it that she died shortly after her husband, but no confirming evidence has been found.
Notes for Mary Bond Hill:
She is not listed in the Boston Census of 1870 at the address where they were living when her husband died. It is not known whether she remarried or when and where she died. Rumor has it that she died shortly after her husband, but no confirming evidence has been found.
Child of John Adams and Mary Hill is:
|John Frederick23 Adams, b. 08 January 1853, Boston, Essex, MA; d. 02 February 1926, Haverhill, Essex, MA; m. Amie Batcheller Kelly, 06 June 1876
[1] A Genealogical History of Robert Adams of Newbury, MA by Andrew N. Adams, published 1900 by the Tuttle Co., Rutland, VT; p.301
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Due to conflicting information, there is a good chance i connected one of these up wrong, switching Gnd and 5v. Now i can't seem to get it to work.
void setup() { pinMode(3,INPUT); // ISR 1 Pin pinMode(7,OUTPUT); // TX Pin pinMode(13,OUTPUT); // Onboard LED attachInterrupt(1,rxISR,CHANGE);}void rxISR(){ digitalWrite(13,digitalRead(3)); // Echo pin state to LED}void loop() { digitalWrite(7,HIGH); delay(100); digitalWrite(7,LOW); delay(100);}
Now to figure out the transmitter. I can't believe it cam with no documentation. All these devices are different. How can i tell what pins are what. Will photo be useful?
It Looks like this onehttp://detail.china.alibaba.com/offer/1126300215.htmlBut as you say there are so many different.


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Defense Department Overclassifies Memo On Avoiding Overclassification
from the check-that-out dept
The folks over at NextGov note the irony that the Defense Department's memo (pdf) concerning its IG's evaluation of its over-classification issue was itself classified as "For Official Use Only" (FOUO). Now, to be fair, FOUO documents are still considered "unclassified," so you could argue that this isn't really about overclassification. But, it certainly seems to go against the spirit of the effort, which was to encourage greater information sharing and make it easier for the public to remain informed as well.


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|Kyle Busch Wins ISM Connect 300
|Modified Season Sweep for Santos
|Bell Wins UNOH 175 Truck Series Race
|Mile Kyle: Busch Takes Pole for ISM Connect 300
|Short Track Extravaganza Set for Sept. 2018
|New England Themed Going Away Gift for Junior
It's Not the Same: Trucks Return to NHMS
Absent from the Magic Mile since 2011, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returns to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the running of the UNOH 175 on Sept. 20. It will be part of a raucous and wild weekend of racing, as the F.W. Webb 100 Whelen Modified Tour and Bond Auto Parts ACT Invitational American-Canadian Tour races will also be on the card for Saturday, while the SYLVANIA 300 Sprint Cup Series race will be run on Sunday, Sept. 21.
The Camping World Truck Series had run 16 consecutive years from 1996 through 2011. The trucks made their NHMS debut back in 1996 in a race won by Ron Hornaday Jr., who was also the last driver not named Kyle Busch to win a truck race in Loudon. Busch won the last three truck races at NHMS, sitting on the pole in 2010 and 2011.
But a lot has changed since the Camping World Truck Series last unloaded here at the 1.058-mile oval. But maybe the biggest changes that fans will notice aren't the trucks, but the drivers. Here are some of the biggest Truck Series differences that certainly prove that it's not the same:
From Champ to Rookie
Back in 2011, Austin Dillon was the man in the Truck Series. Then a 21-year-old pilot for Richard Childress Racing, Dillon finished second in Loudon and went on to win the season championship in the No. 3 Chevrolet Silverado. Dillon won two races, including 10 top-fives and six more top-10s that season.
Three years later, Dillon is still in the No. 3 for Richard Childress Racing. But the car number is represented on the side of a Sprint Cup Series car, as Dillon is in a hotly-contested Rookie of the Year battle with Kyle Larson. It's possible the No. 3 Silverado will be on-track Sept. 20, though, as Dillon is 1-for-1 in Truck starts in 2014.
Making His Mark
In 2011, Ryan Blaney was busy winning the PASS South Super Late Model Series championship. Then a hard-charging 17 year old who was following in his father Dave's tire marks, Blaney also made debuts in the ARCA Racing Series, NASCAR K&N Pro Series West and K&N Pro Series East series', garnering top-10 finishes in every start he made - event winning his first-career West start in the season-finale at Phoenix International Raceway.
Flash forward to today and Blaney is the reigning Rookie of the Year in his second full season driving the No. 29 Cooper Standard for BK Racing, leading the point standings by seven points over veteran Truck Series pilot Johnny Sauter.
Bubba's Bid
In 2011, Darrell Wallace Jr., also known as Bubba, was coming off his first season in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. Not only did he win his very first race in the series, he became the youngest pilot to ever win at the track (Greensville Pickens Speedway); the first African-American driver to win there; and first African-American driver to win in the history of the series Finishing third in the series by season's end, he became the first African-American to win the Rookie of the Year award in a NASCAR series.
Today, Wallace ranks fifth in his second full season in the Camping World Truck Series, having already won three races and recorded 18 top-10s in 33 career starts. Wallace has to third-place finishes in three (K&N Pro Series East) starts at the Magic Mile.
New Winner
From 2009-11, Kyle Busch reigned supreme over the Magic Mile, winning three consecutive Truck races. During that span, Busch led 396 of the 525 (75 percent) laps run, winning the last two from the pole. In fact, the victor of the last six Truck races has won from the front row.
It's a guarantee Busch won't be winning this time around, as Rowdy won't be in the field for the UNOH 175. Here is a list of the top drivers that could find their way into Sunoco Victory Lane:
- Ron Hornaday Jr. - the veteran driver has won two of the last five races at the Magic Mile, and was the first-ever winner at the track in 1996.
- Johnny Sauter - With a 5.7 average finish in three-career starts, Johnny Sauter has been a very reliable driver at the 1.058-mile oval. Now all he needs is a win.
- Ryan Blaney - The sophomore pilot doesn't have a lot of experience at the Magic Mile, but given his consistency so far this year (seven top-fives in 11 starts), it's a safe bet Blaney will be in a position to contend.
- Darrell Wallace Jr. - One of only two drivers to win multiple races this year, Wallace is going to be a factor.
- Matt Crafton - A two-race winner himself this year, Crafton has never been to Sunoco Victory Lane at New Hampshire. But there's a first time for everything.


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DescriptionMark is on an oceanic expedition with his wife Angel, swimming and hunting for treasures around the perimeter where his small boat is anchored. Suddenly, they are attacked by unseen forces, with Mark being shot and plummeting to the sea. Miraculously, he survives and wakes up on a desert island, where he starts to carefully search the strange surroundings and ruined buildings for his spouse, finding ancient artifacts and devices on bizarre locations haunted by ghosts, while slowly uncovering pieces of information about the mysterious place.
Twisted Lands: Shadow Town is a hidden object game with some elements borrowed from traditional point-and-click adventure games. The player assumes the role of the protagonist, seeing the world from his perspective. The main objective is to gather a series of items and use them to solve all the puzzles found on most locations.
Some of the tools are only received after completing one of the hidden object challenges, taking place on separate screens where several items have to be found and clicked amongst the cluttering paraphernalia scattered around the scenery. The hint button is a mirror at the bottom-right corner, showing the position of one of the required objects, but breaking and taking some time to reform after each use.
After finishing the seek-and-find scene and finding all the objects from the list, one of the collected items is stored inside the inventory at the bottom, from where it can be dragged and dropped on interactive hotspots to perform an action or complete a pending task. The inventory slides upwards to reveal its contents, automatically receding down to show more of the background graphics.
Mini-games take place inside interactive windows at the center of the screen, where pieces and mechanisms have to be manipulated directly to solve puzzles. They can be optionally skipped after a few minutes.
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- "Twisted Lands: Shadow Town HD" -- iPad title
- "Twisted Lands: Pueblo en sombras " -- Spanish title
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- "Twisted Lands: L'île Fantôme" -- French title - Micro Application's retail release
- "Twisted Lands: Die Schattenstadt " -- German title
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The Chamber of Commerce presented the State of the City Address on Wednesday afternoon and guests were updated and informed of several projects going on in Dodge City.
The Chamber of Commerce presented the State of the City Address on Wednesday afternoon and guests were updated and informed of several projects going on in Dodge City.
The presentation opened with a special remembrance of Commissioner Jim Sherer who died earlier in the week, then City Manager Ken Strobel began by discussing arguably the biggest issue facing the city right now — housing.
According to Strobel, Dodge City has added 59 new housing units in the past few years, another 38 are under construction and 174 are in the design/planning stage.
"We've made some huge strides recently," Strobel said, "but we still have a long way to go. The 2010 census said we still need nearly 900 housing units."
Strobel also praised the Rural Housing Incentive District (RHID) program for giving developers incentive to come to Dodge City and build more housing units.
Next, Strobel brought up the subject of infrastructure. Two major projects are in the works for Dodge City. The first, is expanding Comanche out to Highway 50. The expansion would be a four-lane road with turn lanes and a median. Strobel said the next step in this project is to figure out financing for the project.
The second infrastructure project is the reconstruction of west Trail Street. Repairs are being completed in several stages, the first was done last summer, and the second is scheduled to be done this summer.
Along with road improvements, the city is making several improvements at the airport.
"We have seen a 43 percent increase in air-travel since we've made the partnership with Garden City," Strobel said. "I think that's a great improvement, and shows that we made the right decision."
A new ramp, new hanger and a new parking lot are all planned for the airport.
Strobel also talked about how much additiional use city transportation has seen since hours were increased and the service area expanded.
"In just the past year we've seen a 300 percent increase in use," he said.
The city buses are operated on a demand/response system, meaning that to use the bus a resident must call in advance, then they will be picked up and dropped off at their exact destination.
In the future the city hopes to look into expanding their travel to even more of the surrounding communities.
Other aspects of the city were also mentioned including STAR bonds, Why Not Dodge projects, the Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Library, Main Street and Economic Development.
To close Strobel took a moment to thank all the city employees.
"It's great to be able to talk about all the exciting things going on in the city," Strobel said, "but none of it would have been possible without the hard work of all the city employees, and the City Commission members."


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Split boasts one of the finest boulevards along the Dalmatian coast: the Riva. Sooner or later everybody ends up here, whether it's to drink coffee in the morning, sip a glass of rakija in the evening, or join one of the huge celebrations. The boulevard is wedged between the ocean and the south side of the 1,700-year-old palace of Roman emperor Diocletian.
It should come as no surprise that the emperor picked this exact location to build his palace. Of course, the breathtaking view over the port and the islands in the distance was already there in the 4th century. And the many bars and restaurants that dot today's bustling Riva are proof that people can never get enough of this great location. The diverse musical selection ranges from traditional choir music to thumping dance.
Riva only acquired its modern form when this part of Croatia was ruled by Napoleon. Since those days, the boulevard has undergone many expansions.
The Riva feels almost like the city's 'living room': a daily gathering place for leisure and fun that stretches along the entire length of the historic city centre. Measuring a respectable 250 metres by 55 metres, the boulevard is spacious enough to accommodate a variety of cultural events. At the modern end of the spectrum you will find the annual 3D Street Art Festival which takes place in June: the pavement is decorated with elongated pastel drawings that, from a certain angle, provide incredible depth of field. For a more traditional celebration, experience the (exuberant) carnival and the festivities dedicated to St. Domnius, the city's patron saint, which is celebrated every year on 7 May.
Don't be surprised if the area of Split right behind the Riva looks familiar: the city's historic heart is often used as a film location for Game of Thrones. Especially the area in and around the Palace of Diocletian. Despite its name, the palace is hardly a palace anymore, but a walled collection of approximately 200 buildings. Over the course of centuries, this miniature city has gained a Roman bell tower and a synagogue. Not captured by the GOT cameras are the modern fashion boutiques and trendy shops that line the narrow streets. But in the palace basement it doesn't take much to imagine some dragons lurking there.