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David Bowie
Lindsay Kemp
Jack Birkett
Pierrot in Turquoise
The Looking Glass Murders
When his debut album flopped in 1967, David Bowie thought his pop career was over. The years of practice and ambition had sadly delivered nothing but the indifference of the public (who preferred The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's) and the bewilderment of critics, who could not quite understand this young singer (who sounded like Anthony Newley) and delivered such diverse and original songs. Bowie had discovered the width of his talent, but not its depth. Understandably, disheartened, Bowie considered packing it all in and becoming a Buddhist monk at the Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland, but fate played a hand and he soon found himself under the influence of a charismatic fan - the brilliant dancer, performer and choreographer Lindsay Kemp.
Kemp loved Bowie's first album, and used one its tracks "When I Live My Dream" for one of his shows. Kemp offered Bowie a new career - as dancer, actor and member of Kemp's dance troupe
On 28 December 1967, David Bowie made his theatrical debut in Kemp's mime Pierrot in Turquoise or, The Looking Glass Murders at the New Theater in Oxford. Bowie wrote and performed the music, and co-starred as Cloud, alongside Kemp's Pierrot, Jack Birkett's Harlequin, and Annie Stainer's Columbine.
The production was still in rehearsal when it played for its one night at the New Theater, which perhaps explains why the Oxford Mail described the show as "something of a pot-pourri," though it highlighted Bowie's contribution for praise:
David Bowie has composed some haunting songs, which he sings in a superb, dreamlike voice. But beguilingly as he plays Cloud, and vigorously as Jack Birkett mimes Harlequin, the pantomime isn't a completely satisfactory framework for some of the items from his repertoire that Mr Kemp, who plays Pierrot, chooses to present….
...No doubt these are shortcomings Mr. Kemp will attend to before he presents Pierrot in Turquoise at the Prague Festival at the invitation of Marceau and Fialka next summer. No mean honour for an English mime troupe.
The mime told the story of Pierrot and his attempts to win the love of his life, Columbine. Of course things are never simple, and Columbine falls for Harlequin, and is then killed by Pierrot.
After a few tweaks, Pierrot in Turquoise or The Looking Glass Murders opened at the Rosehill Theater, Whitehaven, before its proper run at the Mercury Theater, and Intimate Theater, both London, in March 1968….
More on Bowie & Kemp in 'The Looking Glass Murders', after the jump…


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2010-11: Appeared in six tournaments...tied for 6th at the Sacred Heart Invitational (81, 76)...tied for 16th at the Harvard Invitational (80, 79)...tied for 18th at the Princeton Invitational (77, 75, 78).
2009-10: Appeared in seven tournaments as a junior…Best finish was third place at the Yale Intercollegiate (76-75-151)…Finished 17th at the Ivy League Championship…Best round was a 73, shot at the Nittany Lion Invitational…Averaged 79.83 strokes per round…Following the season, selected to the 2010 Collegiate All-Star Golf Team for the Asia Tour
2008-09: All-Ivy selection…Appeared in all eight tournaments as a sophomore…Finished tied for fourth at the Ivy League Championship with rounds of 76, 77 and 73…Also finished fourth at the Ross Resorts Invite (75-73-82)…Best round was a 73, shot at the Ross Resorts Invite and Ivy League Championship…Averaged 77.23 strokes per round…Following the season, won the sectional qualifier for U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links and advanced to match play…Played in the WWGA Championship…Advanced to the round of 16 of match play in the North & South
2007-08: Appeared in six tournaments as a freshman…Best finish was sixth place at the Lehigh Invitational…Best round was a 77 at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational…Averaged 82.9 strokes per round…Following the season, qualified for U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links… Finished second on the Collegiate Players Tour at Orange County National…Played in the match play of the North & South Amateur at Pinehurst…Qualified for the National Tournament on the CPT
Before Yale: A 2007 graduate of George Jenkins High School in Lakeland, FL … Lettered all four years…First team All-County in 2006 and received honorable mention in 2005…Received Most Improved Player award in 2004…Captained the team and won the Senior Award in 2006…Wendy's High School Heisman nominee in 2007…Tom McClurg Award winner for Best Student Athlete in 2006…Received High Honors w/ Distinction all four years…FCWT Academic All-American 2006-2007
Personal: Parents are David and Joanne Boles…Has one younger brother, Charlie, who played soccer for Birmingham Southern College and is now at Rochester Institute of Technology … Father played basketball at the University of Central Florida
Nickname: Cessie
Residential College: Silliman
Major: Psychology
Future Plans: Graduating from Yale and working in public policy or law to help improve nutrition education and end the obesity epidemic. Having fun with life!
Lowest Score: 70
Why She Chose Yale: I wanted to attend an out-of-state school and after my official visit I fell in love with Yale. The residential college system, which is unique to the university, was another reason Yale was my first choice. The majority of students choose to live on-campus because of the supportive environment and life-long friendships the colleges help establish. And upon seeing Handsome Dan for the first time, I knew it was love at first sight.
Other schools officially visited: Georgetown, Princeton, Indiana
Favorite place at Yale: Silliman's courtyard
My favorite class at Yale: Nutrition and Chronic Disease (Dr. Susan Mayne)
Song: Ain't No Mountain High Enough
Food: My family's homemade pizza
Book: Eat, Pray, Love
Golf Course: Ko'olau Golf Club (Oahu, HI)
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During the game, the trio led a balanced offense to help No. 2 Duke rout Alabama 92-57 on Sunday.
Liston scored 20 points, Williams added 13 and Peters had 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Blue Devils (3-0), who posted the 400th win at Cameron Indoor Stadium in program history.
"It's one ball, it's our ball, and we've got to get it in the right place on every possession," Duke coach Joanne P. McCallie said. "And the right place on every possession can be different according to the game. But there's no doubt that we're building depth. I have a lot of confidence in our scoring."
Richa Jackson added 15 points off the bench and Alexis Jones had 12 points to help Duke extend its home winning streak against unranked opponents to 124 games.
Duke opened the game with a 19-4 spurt and led 31-8 midway through the first half.
The Blue Devils made 12 of their first 16 shots from the floor and shot 52 percent for the game.
"I think we were moving the ball really well in the first half offensively," Williams said.
Khadijah Carter and Shafontaye Myers scored 13 points each to lead Alabama (0-3). Karyla Middlebrook added 11 points and Daisha Simmons had 10 points for the Crimson Tide.
Alabama played on the road for the third time in as many games, each contest coming against an NCAA tournament team from a year ago.
"We're a new staff with a new group," Alabama coach Kristy Curry said. "We're there to build it back. We're going to have some lumps and bumps. With us right now, it's about brick by brick and finding little joys in every day working as hard as we can to build it back."
Alabama turned over the ball on its first three possessions and had 15 of its 26 turnovers in the first half.
Liston sparked the Blue Devils early with hot shooting from the perimeter, staking her team to a 47-24 lead at halftime.
Liston made a 3-pointer on her team's second possession to give Duke a 5-0 lead, then added another 3-pointer two minutes later. She followed up with a jumper and a third 3-pointer, putting the Blue Devils ahead 24-8 with 12:45 left in the first half.
Duke misses were rare early, but Peters converted some of them into points. A game after grabbing a career-high 20 rebounds, she scored three times after offensive rebounds in the first half.
The Crimson Tide cut Duke's lead to 37-20 after a driving layup by Carter with 5:54 left in the first half, but they never got closer.
"I mean, obviously they're a Final Four team and picked to win their league and No. 2 in the country for a reason," Curry said. "We're not there yet, but we're working to get there."


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What is the Linux kernel?
The kernel ensures that all other processes in the system are synchronized to work together properly.
Why rebuild the kernel?
Rebuilding the kernel enables end users to make modifications to their devices that are normally not intended by the device manufacturer, such as theming the device by changing system icons and removing/modifying system components. Please note that Sony Ericsson is not recommending this.
Considerations before building your own kernel and reflashing your device
As mentioned in the beginning of this article, the first step is to unlock the boot loader. When the boot loader is unlocked, the sensitive data is removed, such as DRM certificates, and the user partition of the file system is wiped out. But all other functionality, such as the camera and other drivers, is left intact. Please note that content, like music files, that require the DRM certificate will not be accessible any more. But most importantly, you may void the warranty of your phone if you decide to unlock it. Aside from the considerations mentioned above, the functionality is there, just waiting for you to take advantage of it. So, if you're ready, here's how to get started.
Building the kernel
It takes a few main steps to build the kernel. Below we'll show you how to build a Linux kernel and flash it onto the device.
Step A – Download the necessary software
Download the following software to get started:
- The kernel source code can be downloaded from the copyleft archives on Sony Ericsson Developer World. You can use the file called 3.0.A.2.181_182.tar.bz2 for our Android™ Gingerbread devices. This is the source code for the Linux kernel as used in the Xperia™ PLAY.
- The Fastboot client which is part of the Android SDK. This is the standard Android flashing utility. This allows you to flash the image you are about to create onto the device.
- The Init RAM disk. The initial RAM disk (also known as the initrd) is the initial filesystem that the kernel will mount and start running processes off. You can configure the Init RAM disk to grant root access. How you create or download your own Init RAM disk is beyond the scope of this article.
- The ARM cross-compiler. A cross-compiler is used to build ARM binaries on a different architecture, such as x86. This allows you to compile software (such as the kernel) into a format that the device can run. We recommend getting the CodeSourcery Lite compiler, especially the GNU/Linux variant, as you'll need that if you want to build binaries for a full-blown Linux system on the device later. However, any EABI ARM compiler capable of compiling the Linux kernel should be enough for this step.
Step B – Building the kernel
To build the kernel, you first need to unpack the kernel. Once you've unpacked the kernel, you need to configure it, and then build it. The example below is based on you using the file called 3.0.A.2.181_182.tar.bz2.
1. Go into the kernel directory:
cd kernel
2. Configure the kernel:
ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=/opt/arm-2010q1/bin/arm-none-eabi- make semc_zeus_defconfig
Note: Replace
/opt/arm-2010q1 with where you installed your cross-compiler. Also, this example is for Xperia™ PLAY. Replace
defconfig with the following values depending on what device you want to configure it for:
|Xperia™ PLAY
|Xperia™ arc
|Xperia™ neo
3. Build the kernel:
ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=/opt/arm-2010q1/bin/arm-none-eabi- make
/opt/arm-2010q1 with where you installed your cross-compiler. Once done, you should have a compressed kernel-image in arch/arm/boot/zImage.
Step C – Getting a RAM disk
The RAM disk is the initial filesystem the kernel will mount before transferring control to userspace. How you create your own root filesystem is beyond the scope of this article, but you can use the following instructions to pack/unpack the file.
Unpacking (you have ramdisk.img, and want to create a directory of files out of it):
gzip -d - < ramdisk.img > cpio -idm
Packing (You have directory of files, and want to create ramdisk.img from it):
find . | cpio --quiet -H newc -o | gzip > ramdisk.img
Step D – Assembling the boot.img
Now that we have all the parts we need to create a flashable file. The next stop is to package the parts. To do this, you'll need the program mkbootimg, which is part of the standard Android tree. If you don't feel like compiling all of Android to get this tool, it is available to download from various trusted sites on the Internet.
Once you have the tool, this is the command to combine your kernel and RAM disk into a flashable file:
mkbootimg --base 0x00200000 --kernel kernel/arch/arm/boot/zImage --ramdisk ramdisk.img -o boot.img
Step E – Flashing the file
You should flash the file using Fastboot. If you've unlocked the boot loader on your device, you already have Fastboot.
1. To flash the boot.img file, use the following the command:
fastboot –i 0x0fce flash boot boot.img
2. Now, it will prompt you to connect your device. To do so, follow these simple steps:
- Make sure your device is powered down.
- Hold down the Search button (Xperia™ PLAY only) or the Back button (all other Xperia™ devices). The device's notification light should shine blue to confirm it's in Fastboot mode.
- Connect the USB cable.
- Flashing should now start and complete.
3. As a last step in the process, you need to reboot the device. You can either remove the USB cable and battery to power the device down. If you prefer, you can instead issue the following command (either method will work):
fastboot –i 0x0fce reboot
Important information!
Sony Ericsson does not guarantee any support on this, but we will monitor the Building the Linux kernel for Xperia phones thread on the XDA Developers forum. However, we cannot guarantee an answer for every question asked in this forum.
Additional information for experienced Linux kernel experts
The kernel is pretty standard, all the regular things you're used to is there, and available to use. Things that are different are the memory config and the kernel commandline. The memory config is hardcoded (i.e., ATAGs aren't used for this). It's set in the board-file for your target, such as kernel/arch/arm/mach-msm/board-semc_zeus.c in the function msm7x30_fixup. The kernel commandline is also not fetched from the boot.img file, but compiled into the kernel (CONFIG_CMDLINE). Some arguments are also added from the boot loader.
Additional information if porting non-Linux format files to the device
The boot loader will accept any reasonably formatted boot.img file. For example, at the Android Kernel Git, you will see the format of the boot.img file. This allows you to create a boot.img file containing two loadable files (kernel+ramdisk), which will get loaded into RAM. Once the boot loader is loaded, it passes the control to the first instruction of the loaded kernel image. After control is passed, the kernel can rely on the data contained in the RAM disk already being loaded.
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Anyway, the FO is Catriona by Debbie Bliss. I had wanted to make this top for ages (I just loved the cable pattern) but convinced myself that buying yet another knitting book for just the one pattern was an extravagance. Then I discovered the wonders of prima magazine's online knitting archive. The project is ravelled here, but the stats for blog record are as follows:
Needles: 3.0 mm & 2.5 mm addi circs.
Yarn: 6.5 skeins of Rowan RYC Cashsoft 4 Ply in 'monet'. The first skein was a christmas present from my brother, I just added a few more to make it into a whole garment - thanks for the inspiration Jim!
Mods: I worked in the round till v-neck divide, then seporate pieces flat. I contemplated steeking, but was too much of a wimp. Only two little seams for the shoulders, which if I'd been thinking I could have kitchenered. As usual, I did the entire thing without the aid of a cable needle. I also sketched out a chart as, it being a Debbie Bliss pattern there wasn't one and I prefer things pictorially.
The project actually started out as the chevron lace top from Romantic Style (wip shot here). I also adapted that to work in the round, but just after I divided for the arms I decided it wasn't nearly as nice as it looked in the pattern photos (especially the non-lace bits under the armpits), so frogged it down to the ribbing.
I'm very pleased with it, the sleeves are way more flattering than I thought they'd be - I might work up a design using similar sleeves if I have time this summer.
And in non-knitting life, here's a very nearly done work-in-progress and a very exciting 'finished object'. The wip is a print-out of my thesis. My 2nd-supervisor wanted a paper copy to read from, and because I'd just been treating it electronically, only occasionally printing a chapter at a time, I'd not really had an idea of its size before. Thank goodness I inherited a box of my Dad's giant paperclips (he orchestrated film scores, he needed good paperclips). The FO is a book of academic essays I co-edited.
Today is 'polishing off conclusion day'. Then I'm emailing the thesis to my mum for a proof-read and running off to Oxford for the weekend for a History of Science conference.


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(Reuters) - Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc said on Friday it would boost its takeover bid for Botox-maker Allergan Inc for the second time this week, contingent on the two sides negotiating.
Laval, Quebec-based Valeant said it would pay $72 in cash - up from $58.30 on Wednesday - and 0.83 share of Valeant stock for each Allergan share. The revised, unsolicited offer was triggered by Pershing Square, the hedge fund controlled by Bill Ackman that is Allergan's biggest shareholder, agreeing to take only stock in Valeant for its Allergan shares.
The offer is worth $53.8 billion, up from Wednesday's $49.9 billion bid.
Allergan shares closed 5.7 percent higher at $167.46 while Valeant shares ended 1.5 percent higher at $131.21.
BMO analyst David Maris said the revised offer will fall short, adding it seemed "odd and erratic" that Valeant would raise the bid two days after its chief executive, Mike Pearson, promised not to negotiate against himself.
"It makes investors scratch their heads when a new bid comes in before the ink is dry on the previous one," Maris said.
But analyst Ronny Gal of Bernstein Research said the offer increases pressure on Allergan to take action to raise the company's value and also to negotiate with Valeant.
"The offer now appears credible," he said. "We do not think this is a 'done deal' by a long shot, but obviously the likelihood of success is higher now."
Allergan said in a statement that it plans to consider Valeant's latest proposal once it receives it. It is best known for its Botox medicine, which is injected into muscles to smooth wrinkles. Ackman said he called Pearson on Friday morning and offered to take stock for his Allergan shares if Pearson increased the cash offer to other shareholders. "We believe that our gesture to the other Allergan owners makes an extraordinarily strong statement about our belief in the long-term value of this highly strategic business combination," Ackman said in a statement.
The deal value is based on Allergan's 303.5 million diluted shares outstanding as of March 31, 2014, and Ackman's holding of 28,878,638 shares. Along with cash and shares, it also includes the possibility of additional payments worth up to $7.6 billion related to future sales of an experimental eye drug.
Valeant on Wednesday raised the cash component of its bid for Allergan, but the offer disappointed and both stocks dropped.
Buying Allergan would push Valeant closer to its goal of becoming a top-five pharmaceutical company by market cap before the end of 2016, although Pearson also mused on Wednesday about potentially breaking up the company.
Allergan has criticized the sustainability of Valeant's rapid growth through acquisitions, which included contact lens maker Bausch + Lomb last year.
Reporting by Rod Nickel in Winnipeg, Manitoba; Ransdell Pierson and Caroline Humer in New York; editing by Marguerita Choy, Matthew Lewis and Prudence Crowther


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Timbers hope to continue strong form against Revs
Portland, OR – The Portland Timbers and New England Revolution will look continue their impressive runs of form when they meet at Jeld-Wen Field on Thursday.
While both sides are coming off of quality wins, Portland managed to extend its MLS club record unbeaten streak to six games with a shock 3-2 victory at Sporting Kansas City on Saturday.
Given how strong Sporting has proven to be on its home ground, it would seem as if the Timbers managed to steal a result. But head coach Caleb Porter squashed that notion, saying that his side was the deserved winner.
"We didn't steal the result - we matched [Sporting] toe-to-toe tonight for 90 minutes," Porter said. "I thought we gave them a lot of problems and they had their moments, their chances as well.
"We knew it was going to be that way we knew it would be a game where they had some chances but we had quite a bit as well. In terms of the flow, possession and our ability to press them I thought we really executed the plan we put in place."
The Timbers twice fell behind in the contest, but Ryan Johnson believes that the team's perseverance helped them overcome the deficits.
"We haven't crumbled all season," Johnson said. "We've been in this situation in many games so all of those [events] helped mold us into a team that could handle this situation. We were fine and we knew that we were going to get back and we did."
It is precisely that change in culture that has been the catalyst for change in Portland. A season ago, conceding the lead at Sporting would have meant dropping the result. But this time around, under the guidance of Porter, the Timbers have shown confidence to claim points wherever they go.
Portland has been consistent regardless of whether or not it plays at home, evidenced by the club's six points from road matches and seven points from matches at Jeld-Wen.
The same can be said for New England, which has managed four of its eight points on the road.
In their last outing, the Revs snapped a five-game winless run with a 2-0 home victory over the Philadelphia Union.
Expect head coach Jay Heaps to deploy similar tactics after the tandem of Lee Nguyen and Kelyn Rowe thrived in their central playmaking roles against Philadelphia.
"I thought [Saturday] we put a lot of confidence in Kelyn [Rowe] and Lee [Nguyen] to step up there and be two kinds of playmakers, with Kelyn trying to penetrate, pick up loose balls and Lee to be more of the playmaker in the terms of with the ball at his feet," said Heaps. "The two of them have a nice style. I think they did a nice one-two tonight. I think Lee has a nice way of playing balls and Kelyn reads it pretty well."


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My Family has us staying near indian beach on the lower outer banks over the 4th of July week. Any suggestions on windurfing sites??
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I've always sailed around Avon, Its halfway down the island just north of the Hatteras Lighthouse..... usually there are good thermals in the afternoons, but ive only sailed there in the spring. Best winds are on a south west, So head north and see what you can find.
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Maybe watch the wind and catch the Ferry out of Cedar Island early morning on up to Ocracoke for the day or all the way to Hatteras - sweet little day trip even if you don't sail.
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He's smoking crack!!! I live in Pine Knoll Shores and sail all the time. Have been out 3 of past 3 days. Email me back and we can hook up. I have a soundside and an oceanside launch spot.
It cracks me up seeing people only sail at the hatteras area when it smokes down here. All they have to do is pull the wind graph from Cape Lookout to see it's usually the same. Actually in the summer it usually blows more here due to the thermals created inland. In hateras, the sound is so big they don't get the mid-summer thermals as much as we get.
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Just look for the 'Cama' public access signs on either the sound or ocean side of the island. I had a great afternoon last Sunday sailing out of the 11th St. launch in Morehead City. Have also had a couple of good days from 4th & 6th (?) street launches in Pine Knoll Shores, or Salter Path. I'm not really sure where the boundary is. The sound shoals up pretty quickly in spots, so keep an eye on the water depth. Tried sailing off the beach from the Sheraton parking lot, but picked the wrong day... Offshore breeze & the high rises on the beach conspired to make a less than pleasant experience.
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He's smoking crack!!! I live in Pine Knoll Shores and sail all the time. Have been out 3 of past 3 days. Email me back and we can hook up. I have a soundside and an oceanside launch spot.
It cracks me up seeing people only sail at the hatteras area when it smokes down here. All they have to do is pull the wind graph from Cape Lookout to see it's usually the same. Actually in the summer it usually blows more here due to the thermals created inland. In hateras, the sound is so big they don't get the mid-summer thermals as much as we get.
Nice ," he's smoking crack " , how original and engaging. So I've watched the wind everyday since your statement. The Cape Lookout meter has shown wind the equivalent of the N.oBX. on days that just don't cut it for short board sailing. Anywhere south or east of there and the wind is not even close .
Now today with a good SW build Cape Lookout is lagging by 2-3 Knots of the best spots on Hatteras . Which is what I usually notice when checking and making my decisions on driving to sail. Most know 2-3 knots can make all the difference on a good short board sailing day .
[ Edit - 7-5-07 2 pm : Cape Lookout 16 G-20
Avon Sound 21 G 25
Windmill Point 26 G 31
This is the type of thing I usually witness checking the graphs . Usually the stronger winds are happening on the Northern Outer Banks.
Not to say there isn't good sailing to be had at Cape Lookout and going East or South , I don't think for a minute it's as regular or as strong as the Northern OBX has to offer.
Show us the data.
There are many more points to take advantage of on Hatteras and being willing to drive a little is key. ]
I and I'm sure others would really be interested in checking it out and some real info would be nice and appreciated . Like where to sail on Cape Lookout. and how to get to the other spots that you claim are as good as Hatteras.
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Sorry didn't mean to offend the bigairhead but his first comment prior to my post (which he/she has since edited) was for Mr. Nickens to ditch his family and go 6hours to Hatteras since that is essentially "THE ONLY PLACE" to sail in NC and it only blows 10-15 here.
Believe me, I know how good Hatteras is. I lived in the Corolla area for 5 years and after that lived in Hatteras for 4mos a year for 4years. It does average the most wind year round hands down and has so many excellent sailing sites. I love Hatteras but, its not the only place to sail in NC.
Here in the Atlantic Beach area it can be awesome also. I'm on my 6th straight day of ocean sailing. Granted, I'm only 160lbs and was on a 114L "wave board" much of the time.
Wind data from Cape Lookout and a site in Pine Knoll Shores:
Places to sail as above, any CAMA marked free parking site along the entire Island.
2 Inlets:
Beaufort Inlet on a SW with an outgoing tide can be phenomenal. Right side can have big standing waves. Center is about 60ft deep. So a lot of water moves through a narrow area. HOWEVER, boat traffic on a weekend in the summer can be a little dangerous but when it starts blowing they gets less. We go by boat to Shakleford banks and launch from there, used to be able to launch from Radio Island, but I think they might have closed it. Also could launch from Fort Macon.
Bogue Inlet is very shallow and can waterstart much of the way. Long (2miles) of waveriding. I prefer outgoing tide with a strong SW.
Harkers Island has great shallow sound sailing and a great spot to launch at the end of the Island.
Neuse River can be good also if you don't want to drive the extra 45min.
If your looking for someone to sail with around here, let me know.
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Hey IP , I didn't tell him to "ditch" his family nor did I say it was the only place to sail in NC , simply tried to give him some advice based on my somewhat local knowledge of the wind patterns that you slammed and now basically agree with . He's a big boy and if it is windy when he's at Indian Beach then he will sail there .
Now you sign on and give some actual useful info and substantiate what I had said in my post in the first place , thank you.
Seems you took it a little personal that your backyard was being maligned , truth is if it's windy in your backyard I wouldn't mind sailing there. Takes me 4 hours to Avon , if I could be on the water in 3 at Lookout I would try it , truth be told I've made a few trips to Atlantic Beach area over the years and got skunked but that was before Iwindsurf.
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Hey bigairhead, It's tough to get to sites East of Cape Lookout unless you're offshore or North of there as it sits on the southernmost tip of Core Banks. One of the best access points to that area is from the eastern end of Harker's Island @ the Ranger's Station/Shell Point. There's about a 2mi run across to Core Banks. The site is wide open to NEasters and is best on rising tides with that wind. I rarely go that far east unless it's really honking NE. Check link:
Earlier mentioned is the Cedar Island/Ocracoke ferry site. Also good on N-NE winds. Swells pumping straight onshore with that wind. Never been there on NW but it might also be OK then. I understand that to the W of the ferry landing it's not quite as clear in the water along the shoreline though. Watch for old dock or net pilings.
There's a good site at the North River bridge, about 5mi east of Beaufort on hwy 70E, especially with S to SW winds. Mucky bottom and you might want some shoes to keep from getting cut on the shells. Best at high to fallilng tides. Back when Isabel came thru Dana Miller, Terry Murphy, myself and a couple of others were ripping along next to the bridge on a NE wind that overpowered my 4.1Windwing. We were matching pace with the cars on the bridge before I packed it in. AWESOME day! Parking at W side of NR bridge. Check Link:
From the east side of Radio Island(public access) is a good launch point to access Back Sound/Shackelford Banks and the Beaufort Inlet. Best conditions are falling tide and SW winds. There are places to park all along Bogue Banks to access the oceanside and soundside. Seems the one Windsurfing/Kayak shop gave up a while back. There are quite a few kiters down this way these days in comparison to windsurfers. While I understand the kite's advantages on lite days and in shallow water I still love the feel of a shortboard in the swell/chop when it's howling. Check link:http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&country=US&popflag=0&latitude=&longitude=&name=&phone=&level=&addtohistory=&cat=Radio+Island&address=&city=Beaufort&state=NC&zipcode=
For all the windy advantages of up-island sailing you can keep the summertime crowded roads and hordes of tourists. Maybe I'll see you in the Fall. Till then I'll stick to the Crystal Coast, thanks.
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Post subject: Bay River is another place to check out
Here's another place to sail - 1 hour drive form Atalantci Beach. Nice, peacful place:
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Here is an update of our situation. I had several emails with the DOL in Washington State. As I suspected, we can't stay Washington residents (no surprise here). A physical address is required. If we use someone else's address (like our kids) this is a felony. Now, that's scary. However, we have a little breathing room. As far as the state is concerned, our vehicle licenses are valid until they expire in Feb 2008. Same thing with driver's licenses (for several years). The quote from the DOL guy was "The state has no opinion." So, we will be retired at the end of March 2007, and be wheels rolling by the end of April. We have a few months before we have to do anything, but we will probably be joining Jeff Cousins as SD residents. SD will allow us to become residents without ever setting foot inside it. (Now THAT's a friendly state!) However, we do have to show up to take the vision test for driver's licenses. There is time for that.
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Since when did a resistor, diode or capacitor
become "a chip"?
I count no more than 3 chips at each end, the rest of the devices in the photograph are dirt cheap passive components.
Want to know why Apple is charging £39 - $50 in the US - for its Thunderbolt cable? For once it's not entirely the company's price-high-for-fanboys policy - the cable is an active transmitter. Apple's Thunderbolt cable Apple's Thunderbolt cable: on the outside... The kit disassemblers at iFixit.com have found that the …
But I'll bet that those chips cost pennies to make, probably on a par with the copper in the cable. Assuming it is copper cored of course.
Although to be fair, It's probably better value for money than some of the 'solder some connectors on the ends of a length of copper' hi-fi interconnect manufacturers...
...the port can also handle forthcoming optical cables - and the "gubbins" for sending and receiving the optical signal is also in the cable. If the gubbins were in the port the port would not be compatible with optical cables and you'd be whining about that instead.
Read up on the subject.
And even further in the future Intel are planning to turn the port into optical only, so read deeper into the subject before mocking - the port is already doomed to obsolescence.
The port can't natively support optical cables - that's why the gubbins will exist (and had been explicitly stated in the case of optical) but there is no reason the first thunderbolt interface couldn't be natively copper with the expected gubbins in the future optical cable.
It's also easily possible for a port to be both - check out mini-TOSLINK 3.5mm jacks that already exist in Apple kit. There's no reason Thunderbolt couldn't have taken a similar approach.
They take one serial protocol (PCI express) and another (Display Port - though unidirectional and four(?) lane) and add in a bunch of expensive chips just to save on a few extra pairs of wires and no increase in cable length. And a requirement for power. And the connector is already multi pole.
That makes no sense, even for Apple volumes.
If a new protocol isn't reliable enough to run over 2 metres of cable without expensive circuitry then the thing is broken. That's not surprising seeing as Light Peak was supposed to use fibreoptic cable originally and ended up using copper and was gimped in other ways. Presumably if the system had been optical as promised the cable could have been 10 metres in length and still worked.
Apple shouldn't have included the tech at all in its current state.
You're talking out of your arse. Thunderbolt is implemented over copper cable, not optical cable. The tech was gimped before it was released and what was released is copper only. It may well be that when Thunderbolt 2 turns up it will finally offer optical but that will be zero use to people stuck with the copper only version 1. Which is the case for every existing Mac implementation.
No, actually you are.
Thunderbolt was as "gimped" as USB3 (remember how everyone said it would come as optical too) and even DisplayPort (VESA's been talking about optical DisplayPort since 2007), trouble is when it comes to getting ports out it's always too expensive so it gets dropped time and time again.
Thunderbolt is also not the first electrical protocol that needs active cables, DisplayPort actually already supported it. It makes sense for thin wires and thin connectors.
When optical Thunderbolt comes around it's quite likely there will be a way of connecting that to then legacy devices and ports.
I've followed Light Peak long before it was released and was extremely optimistic for the tech. It was precisely because USB3.0 was such a fudge of extra pins and wires that I was hoping Light Peak would become the natural successor. It was just such a clean concept where it could even act as a unified bus inside PCs with legacy protocols like USB / SATA etc. all travelling over fibre instead of a mess of cables like now.
And the clue of how it was supposed to work is in its codename - Light Peak. Light. It was always meant to be optical with the potential for insane data transfer rates over long and short distances. Then suddenly it turns up in copper and is rebranded Thunderbolt. Not only that but as we can see it's been gimped, and requires expensive cables.
"When optical Thunderbolt comes around it's quite likely there will be a way of connecting that to then legacy devices and ports."
Yeah, a horrifically expensive hub or dongle.
One thing is certain, in it's present incarnation this thing is not going to replace USB 3.0. Maybe some niche users will find a purpose for Thunderbolt as it is but niches don't drive mainstream acceptance as we can see from Firewire.
The reason they went away from lasers? They couldn't get the reliability they wanted and still be cheap. While high-bitrate optical setups exist, they're all industrial-grade, meant for backhaul (translation: expensive as hell). Intel's been working on laser multiplexing, lasers in ICs, and other tech meant for Light Peak, but they've been slow going. I would imagine Intel's trying to steer people away from USB before it develops an all-optical USB4 that could take the shine away from any future true-optical solution.
That would be LEDs, not Lasers. Optical links usually run on LEDs, unless you're going distance.
Multimode = LED lit (usually)
Monomode = Laser lit (usually)
You may have a point, cost wise, FC ports for instance do cost an arm and a leg but LEDs are much cheaper and you really don't need a Laser unless you're going over a long distance.
Maybe in the future it would be possible to replace the 2m of copper with a longer fibre, just change the chippery for suitable alternatives. The connection to the pooter would remain electrical so there wouldn't be any need to change the port.
Also aren't electrical connections more resistant to dirt etc than optical ones.
Clearly the author doesn't have experience buying Fibre Channel and external SCSI/SAS cables, both of which are more expensive and usually come in speeds slower than this.
The problem is the bidirectional bit, it's much easier to just stuff the bits all to one direction, but when you have them going back and forth at the same time it makes everything much harder, at these speeds it's an nightmare.
As for optical fiber, yeah would have been good, but would anyone then buy the ports at 50x times the cost? (even then the optical cables wouldn't be that much cheaper either)
Question is will El Reg be reviewing this cable as they did for the iPad HDMI?
Considering PC world have a 3M ethernet cable (HP branded) @ £44.99 (real copper though) I don't think the apple cable is that poor a price.
Lets see people we have the following taxes to apply to this cable
The 'early adaptor tax'
The 'no other supplier tax'
The 'apple tax'
It's a reasonably fast bus and it's in the early stages why wouldn't it be expensive at the minute.
Have any of you tried to purchase a decent quality USB OTG (Mini A in my case) cable at a reasonable price that on the whole will be a thoroughly unreasonable price.


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Who are the principals of your firm/business? I'm the owner of the business, and I also design all of the custom pieces. I consider myself exceedingly lucky to have the most amazing group of people who work for me – artisans, technical people and sales staff.
What is the scope of your profession? My chief vocation is that of lighting designer and creator, but I came to this profession by way of a degree in fine arts. So I look at my job as creating useful pieces in a very artful way. I truly relish the process of both designing the pieces as well as having a hand in their production. I also am a shop-owner and do a bit of interior design work, mainly for clients who ask me to get involved in projects where my lighting will be the focus.
What sets you apart? I think what sets me apart goes back to the fact that I started out as an artist. The lighting design grew directly out of seeing a need for special pieces and knowing that I could find a way to create them. Since we create each piece to order, we are unique in being able to offer completely custom designs both to our retail clients and to those in the design trade.
Why is what you do important to New Orleans? Most agree that the lighting we make has a definite New Orleans style. We are living proof that a creative and productive business can be very successful here. We have a good bit of recognition on the national level, and within the last few years, we have gotten representation in several designer showrooms in cities like Washington, D.C.; Atlanta; Miami; and Boston. So we are bringing national attention to a line of artisan-created products that come from this amazing and artful city.
How does New Orleans affect your profession? What are the benefits and challenges? The city of New Orleans is the single greatest source of inspiration for what I do. Just being alive in this beautiful city makes me feel creative.
The main benefit of being in business here is the people: the wonderfully creative artisans who work with me to create our products and also those who come to us to acquire our pieces. I am also able to show the work of local artists in my shop.
Another benefit is being nestled on Magazine Street amongst other shops owned by amazing people who have a fabulous array of gorgeous and interesting wares. The merchants of Magazine Street are quite a diverse and interesting group.
Another asset is the word-of-mouth way that business gets done. If you need to find a product or service or have something made, there is usually someone you know who knows someone who can do it for you. Likewise, our business relies very much on people referring other people to us.
What else would you be doing if you weren't doing this? I think I would be painting more paintings. I also have a secret desire to win the lottery and rescue all the beautiful but decaying buildings that this city will lose if they are not saved!
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Who are the principals of your firm/business? Jon Vaccari
What is the scope of your profession? Interior design
What sets you apart? My fresh take on classicism – I respect the traditions inherent in the "old New Orleans" style, but I update them for life in the 21st century.
It's all about the mix, really. While my rooms are often anchored with a fine antique piece (I'm fond of the French 1940s designers: Arbus, Pascaud, Leleu), I'll combine it with a more streamlined Italian 1970s cocktail table, say, in Lucite and brass. Quality will always mix with quality, provided that you are working with pieces you love.
Why is what you do important to New Orleans? My shop offers a collection of furnishings and appointments unlike any other in the Deep South. Design enthusiasts can travel the world here! The counterpoint we provide, relative to the more "traditional" antique stores for which New Orleans is already well-known, brings a new perspective to the design community here.
How does New Orleans affect your profession? What are the benefits and challenges? The variety of cultural life in New Orleans is an unending source of inspiration and benefit. Encouraging others to see old things in a new light can be quite a challenge but well-worth the effort sometimes required.
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Welcome to the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Orthopaedic and Plastic Surgery. Our goal is to provide superior care to patients in our region while educating future generations of orthopaedic surgeons. We have a dedicated full-time faculty that interacts well with clinical faculty, providing a comprehensive experience in orthopaedic surgery and related musculoskeletal care fields. The most common learning environment is one-to-one resident-to-faculty interaction in clinical settings, including Miami Valley Hospital (the area's Level I Trauma Center and tertiary referral hospital), Dayton Children's Hospital, the Dayton Veteran's Affairs (VA) Medical Center, Atrium Medical Center and Miami Valley Hospital South. In these clinical settings, the residents participate in orthopaedic patient care in all the subspecialties.
In 2007, the Residency Review Committee (RRC) and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) granted the Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program a full five-year accreditation. This accreditation increased the number of residency training positions to four residents per year. In addition to the five-year training tract, we now offer a six-year tract, which includes a musculoskeletal research year between the first and second clinical training years. All positions are filled through the National Residency Match Program (NRMP). The Wright State University Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship Program, under the direction of Dr. Michael Prayson, is accredited by the Orthopaedic Trauma Association, and fellowship positions are filled through the San Francisco matching program.
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Residents rotate through several hospitals during their residency. Miami Valley Hospital is a Level I Trauma Center and a tertiary referral center for orthopaedic subspecialty care. It has more than 3,000 trauma admissions per year. Miami Valley is the sponsoring institution for the residency. Miami Valley Hospital South opened initially as an outpatient surgery center in 2007, but now is a full service hospital. It works in conjunction with MVH, and a large volume of elective/reconstructive orthopaedic cases are handled there. The Dayton Veteran's Affairs Medical Center is one of the largest VA medical centers in the nation providing a comprehensive experience in joint replacement orthopedics. Dayton Children's Hospital is a 155-bed private, not-for-profit tertiary pediatric health care facility that provides comprehensive pediatric orthopaedic services with five pediatric orthopaedic surgeons. Atrium Medical Center has recently been added to the teaching hospital panel. It is a Level III Trauma Center and provides a general orthopaedic surgery rotation. Good Samaritan Hospital also provides case material in joint replacement and plastic and hand surgery for the plastic surgery residents.
Residents complete an intern year, which meets American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS) requirements. At the end of the intern year, residents complete the United States Medical License Examination (USMLE) Step 3 exam to obtain a full medical license. The remaining four years of clinical training include rotations in general orthopaedics, orthopaedic traumatology, spine, hand, foot and ankle, sports/knee reconstruction, sports/upper extremity reconstruction, reconstructive shoulder surgery, joint replacement surgery and pediatric orthopaedic surgery.
All residents participate in and complete a research project. Numerous resources make this research possible: a full-time Ph.D. biomechanics faculty, a fully-functioning animal lab with a full-time pathology-trained veterinarian, a high-volume donation program with a large supply of fresh cadaver material, a comprehensive trauma registry, a gait lab, and a research team committed to collaborative research leading to publishable funded projects truly contributing to the body of knowledge in musculoskeletal fields.
Overall, this is an exciting time to be a part of orthopaedics—a field with boundless potential as technology increases our ability to care for the musculoskeletal problems of our patients. As you explore the website to learn more about our programs, I would be happy to further discuss our opportunities with you.
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If you're like me and hope we address the receiver position in the draft, you should be excited in this class with where we'll be picking in the late first round. I'd say there's legitimately 8 guys who deserve at least late-first round consideration and a few who could sneak into the discussion before its all said and done.
Besides just the depth of this class, there's a good mix of size and talent, too, which should give Pete and John a great chance to choose the perfect fit. It also means there's going to be some differing opinions on who's the best pick for the Seahawks which make for some fun discussion until the draft.
My top 6 right now:
Keenan Allen, Cal
Justin Hunter, Tennessee
DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson
Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee
Brandon Coleman, Rutgers
Robert Woods, USC
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Terrance Williams, Baylor
Da'Rick Rogers, Tennessee Tech
Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia
Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
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Deadline is reporting that director David Yates is looking to star Emma Watson in his upcoming film "Your Voice in My Head":
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Online Results needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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We need a clean looking logo for a hot Web 2.0 advertising company. The logo will be used for our website, business cards, advertising materials, etc. We're open to suggestions for look and feel!
Thanks everyone for all of your submissions so far!!! Here is what our star rating system means:
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Exponential Audio offers a free 21-day demo of R2. This is a fully functional plugin, limited only by time. In order to run the demo, you will need iLok License Manager on your computer. iLok2 or iLok3 is optional. Redeem your demo code with the iLok License Manager. If you don't have the License Manager on your computer, go to Ilok.com to get your free copy.
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A Cultural Celebration of Kansas City's Vietnamese Community
Join Kansas City writer Rhiannon Ross for an afternoon of Vietnamese poetry, performance art, live and recorded music, video, fashion, dance, and visual art, featuring Vi Tran, performance artist and musician, and Phong Nguyen, poet and assistant professor of English at the University of Central Missouri. Following the presentations, sample a variety of Vietnamese cuisine. The program and post-event reception is presented by the Vox Narro project that pairs writers with immigrant communities to give voice to the voiceless.
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Santa Barbara Calif - The No. 66 ranked UC Santa Barbara women's tennis team lost a spirited battle to No. 46 Saint Mary's 5-2, Monday, after returning from a road trip late Sunday night.
The Gauchos have played three matches in as many days. The match against Saint Mary's was originally scheduled for Monday, March 21, but was rescheduled due to heavy rain.
"We've had our schedule hampered by the rain and were forced to play multiple matches in a very short period of time," said UCSB head coach Peter Kirkwood. "That match showed our toughness and willingness to fight hard and never complain."
Natalia Lozano and Jordan Dockendorf made a big splash in doubles play defeating No. 48 ranked Catherine Isip and Laurie Gingras 8-3 at No.1 doubles. However, the Gauchos failed to capitalize losing matches at courts No. 2 and No. 3 giving the doubles point to Saint Mary's.
In singles, Sofia Novak overcame the fatigue to defeat Ana Chkhikvishvili 7-6, 6-7, (10-4) at court No. 3. Paola Cos also picked up a victory at court No. 5 defeating Claire Soper 6-4, 7-6.
The Gauchos next match is against University of Portland Thursday, March 31 at the Robertson Gymnasium Courts beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Complete results listed below:
#66 UCSB 2 #46 St Mary's 5
#1 Lozano/Dockendorf UCSB def. #48 Isip/Gingras SM 8-3
#2 Poorta/Chkhikushuli SM def. Novak/Meehan UCSB 8-2
#3 Jullien/Soper SM def. Damion/Cos UCSB 8-4
#1 Catherine Isip SM def. Natalia Lozano UCSB 6-4,6-4
#2 Alex Poorta SM def. Jill Damion UCSB 6-4,6-0
#3 Sofia Novak def. Ana Chkikushuli SM 7-6,6-7, (10-4)
#4 Jenny Jullien SM def Jordan Dockendorf UCSB 6-3,6-0
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This year's Sea Otter Classic is now but a fleeting memory but we've still got a lot to show you from the ever-growing tech expo.
Stay tuned for more in-depth articles from our time in the California sun, but in the meantime, enjoy this image gallery of some remaining highlights.
There's everything from heated grips and riding-friendly headphones to bike racks designed for shuttling and a Turner cyclocross bike.
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I do not know whether Tucker Max was right about female insecurity being "a gift that keeps on giving," but I do know that male ignorance about the social injustice of marriage in our new millennium is a gift upon which millions of women rely.
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DNA-Fingerprint now offers DNA testing services for research institutes and private individuals. The analysis will be performed by experienced scientists in DNA-Fingerprint's own laboratory located near Berlin, Germany.
Our DNA Testing services include more than 70 STR markers and human mtDNA testing. We also accept reference samples from other DNA testing laboratories, to resolve unusual alleles or to verify the chain of custody. On demand, we will send out reference DNA samples with known allele calls, to make it easier for other testing laboratories to establish their own STR testing systems.
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Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Krahn, the principal of DNA-Fingerprint and head of the laboratory, has had experience in DNA paternity testing since 1999. In 2003 he started to specialize in more complex ancestry testing, including YSTR, XSTR and mtDNA analysis.
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text: The WWI memorial in the small rural Darling Downs community of Westbrook is evidence of how pervasive the effect of war was on Queenslanders left behind. The popular 'Digger' statue with an honour roll was unveiled around June 1922 by federal parliamentarian LE Groom (his father William had served as the Darling Downs' first federal politician from 1901). The memorial records that 47 local men went to war. About half of the families listed are represented by more than one member. Two families each saw four of their men go off to war. Westbrook community mourned the loss of 10 lives. The 4.2 metre monument, a life-sized soldier statue standing on a pedestal, was designed and produced by Bruce Brothers of Toowoomba. Once, the memorial stood in an open field. Today, development around it finds it adjacent to Westbrook's public hall.


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