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ATLANTA – Rallying from a 2-1 deficit, the No. 23 Yale women's tennis team extended its winning streak to eight matches by beating Georgia State 5-2 Sunday afternoon at Piedmont Park. The match took nearly five hours and included some epically long battles, capped by senior captain Stevi Petrelli's 13-11 win in a third-set tiebreaker that ended the day. The win snaps the Panthers' school-record nine-match winning streak.
Yale (11-2, 0-0 Ivy League) lost the doubles point for just the second time in the eight-match winning streak. At No. 1, junior Vicky Brook and senior Lindsay Clark quickly closed out Georgia State's Kir Kemp and Tereza Lerova, the No. 66 doubles team in the country, 8-2. But Georgia State won at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles to take the point. At No. 3, sophomore Elizabeth Epstein and freshman Blair Seideman fell behind 7-4 but rallied to take an 8-7 lead. Georgia State's Katerina Gresova and Martina Ondrackova fought off a couple match points and tied the score 8-8, then won the tiebreaker 7-5. That match wound up lasting nearly two hours.
After Seideman bounced back quickly to win 6-1, 6-1 at No. 3 singles, a win by Georgia State (9-1, 1-0 CAA) at No. 2 singles put the Bulldogs behind 2-1. But straight-set wins by junior Stephanie Kent (at No. 4) and freshman Annie Sullivan (at No. 6) gave the lead to Yale. For Sullivan, it was her eighth win in a row.
Brook then clinched the match by finishing off a 6-3, 7-5 win over Lerova at No. 1. That left the No. 6 singles match, Petrelli vs. Georgia State's Kir Kemp, as the last match on the courts. Petrelli claimed the first set 6-2, but the second set did not come nearly as easily. Kemp forced a tiebreaker, and then saved four match points before finally falling 13-11 more than two hours after the match began. Petrelli extended her winning streak to nine in a row.
During the winning streak, Yale's eight victories have come by a cumulative score of 47-8. The Bulldogs now face another group of Bulldogs, No. 11 Georgia, on Wednesday. Yale's spring break trip south also includes a neutral-site match vs. No. 57 Purdue on Thursday.
After the trip Yale returns to Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center, where the Bulldogs are undefeated, for a pair of matches on Mar. 27 vs. Quinnipiac and Fairleigh Dickinson. Yale is hosting a food and clothing drive on that day. Admission is free and fans are asked to bring food or clothing to support Connecticut Food Bank and Stepping Stone Emergency Housing.
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F BRIAIS needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 80 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
We need a logo for a sexy oriented dating website.
Attention : sexy doesn't mean porn !
It's a high end website for sexy encounters.
Already operating a large gay dating site, our company is lauching a new service for heterosexual sexy encounters.
The service will give a focus on ladies and should be clean looking.
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- A suggestive logo (better a red pepper than a pair of breasts)
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The first-ever Ridley bicycles with Campagnolo parts have landed in the warehouse of American distributor Quality Bicycle Products (QBP), the dominant parts & accessories wholesaler in the US. A limited edition of 50 Campagnolo Record Ridley Fenix models with a suggested price of $5,295 will be at shops July 1.
The bikes are "close" to ProTour team spec, said Ridley US manager Todd Schmidt, with a Deda 35 cockpit, a San Marco Concor and a full Campagnolo Record group. Instead of high-dollar Campy wheels, however, QBP has chosen to spec Fulcrum Racing 5 wheels.
Campy and Ridley, together for the first time in the US
A 56cm Ridley Fenix with the above wheels tops the scales at 16.6lbs.
The frameset alone is $1,795
"There is no other frame that we know of that is anywhere near close to this price that is raced at the ProTour-level," Schmidt said.
Only 50 of these bikes will be sold in the US. A 56cm bike weight 16.6lb
Ridley Cyclocross goes all in on discs
For 2014, QBP will only sell disc-brake 'cross bikes in the US. While canti framesets will still be available, every bike from the $1,695 X-Bow on up with come with disc brakes.
BikeRadar already reported on the new Ridley X-Night with SRAM Red 22 hydraulic brakes, but QBP recently showed off the US frame color. The hydro bike gets a black and gold treatment while the Shimano Ultegra mechanical bike is black, white and blue.
Not red, white and blue, but... this is one of two color schemes for the US X-Night
As noted in our earlier reporting, Ridley tweaked the geometry for the X-Night with a lower bottom bracket, a lower head tube and a more aggressive position.
"We're seeing more manicured, less psychotic World Cup courses than in years past," Schmidt said. "Now that the American public can view courses through YouTube or Steephill.tv or whatever, they are getting a real sense for the incredibly fast type of racing that is done at the elite level — which is what these bikes are built for."
Also as previously noted on BikeRadar, the new X-Night is a whopping 500g lighter than the old model.
Ridley is all in with disc brakes for cyclocross this season
"The original is based on the [Ridley] Damocles, with a threaded alloy BB, tube-to-tube construction and an integrated seatmast," Schmidt said. "For 2014, gone are all of those things. Now we have a monocqoue chassis with a 27.2 seatpost and a design that's based off of our Helium SL."
The X-Night starts at $4,695.
In a refreshing change for cyclocross-bike availability, the full Ridley line will be available July 1.


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July 15, 2013 — The original version of this news release misstated the season dates for the North and Central Dove Zones. The dates listed now are correct.
Teal Bag Increase, Expanded White-winged Dove Zone Approved
AUSTIN – Texas bird hunters might consider investing in an extra box or two of shells this year to take advantage of increased bag and possession limits and expanded opportunities.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has approved for Texas this year an expanded Special White-wing Dove Area (SWWDA), a six bird daily bag during the September teal season and increased possession limits for all migratory game birds.
The SWWDA will now extend eastward along its current boundary and continue south along Interstate 37 from San Antonio to Corpus Christi, effectively doubling its current size.
"For the last two decades, white-winged dove populations have steadily expanded both their numbers and their geographical extent," said Dave Morrison, Small Game Program Director with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. "We believe, and the Service agrees, an expansion is appropriate to take advantage of additional hunting opportunities."
To take advantage of the earliest possible opening dates for the special area, the season will run Sunday, Sept. 1 through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2, and then reopen Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sunday, Sept. 8. The bag limit during the four-day season is 15 doves in the aggregate to include no more than two mourning doves and two white-tipped doves and hunting is permitted only from noon to sunset.
Dove season in the North and Central zones will run concurrent from Sept. 1-Oct. 23 and Dec. 20-Jan. 5. The South Zone dove season is set for Sept. 20-Oct. 27 and Dec. 20-Jan. 20, with the season in the SWWDA Sept. 20-Oct. 23 and Dec. 20-Jan. 20.
Also new this year, teal hunters will be able to take up to six teal daily during the statewide September teal-only season, set to run Sept. 14-29. The early Canada goose season will also run Sept. 14-29 in the Eastern Goose Zone with a daily bag limit of three Canada geese.
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noelchurchill needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 58 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
Power Happy Hour
Power Happy Hour (PHH) is a new iPhone application that will help people find all active happy hours happening at restaurants and bars near a specified location. It will show all active happy hour specials on a map of their location and the details of what the drink or food special is.
The target audience is anyone over the age of 21, who is likely to be a socially active person and spends time going out with friends to get a drink. They obviously have an iPhone and are located somewhere in the US. They are also probably willing to explore new restaurants and bars in their area and appreciate getting a deal on their drink.
I don't have any specific vision of what this icon and logo needs to look like, so I'm looking for you to take the creative lead. I want the icon and logo to have a similar look and feel to them. I think an orange color or tint might have a good fun feel. In general I want it to look very polished, professional, and high quality, yet have a fun feel to it.
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Prince "Lovesexy" by Norn Cutson
After ten years in the (print) game, the hip-hop/soul/funk magazine Wax Poetics has reached its 50th issue, and to celebrate they have commissioned an exclusive mix from LA's King of the Boogie, Dam Funk. In keeping with the issue's theme, the mix is all about, as the magazine itself says: "one of the most iconic musicians in the history of African American music, the one and only Prince."
A Prince-themed mix by Dam Funk? That's two of the most brilliantly funky acts of modern times coming together. Dam stays away from the obvious hits, to focus instead on album tracks, live recordings and re-edits, and even adds his own exclusive cover version of the song "17 Days". It's great and a must for all Prince fans, even the most obsessed who think they've heard it all. You may know some of these tracks, but you won't have heard them quite like this…
Wax Poetics' 50th issue is also dedicated to the purple sex pixie (truly one of the most outstanding artists in the history of popular music, no?) and features interviews with, and wrtiting on; Larry Graham, Morris Day, Questlove, The Family, Frank Ocean and much more. You can buy the magazine, which is being printed on high quality paper and is designed not to be disposed of, directly from the Wax Poetics website. In the meantime, you can check out Dam Funk's Prince mix right here:
1. Prince & the Revolution – 17 Days (original version)
2. DāM-FunK – 17 Days (D-F Re-Freak)
3. Prince – Irresistible Bitch (Props Re-Edit)
4. Prince (featuring Andre Cymone & Pepe Willie) – One Man Jam
5. Prince – Wet Dream Cousin
6. Prince – Dirty Mind (1981 Live Version)
7. Prince – Soft & Wet (original version)
8. Prince – Ballad Of Dorothy Parker (D-F Extended Re-Edit)
9. Prince – Sticky Like Glue (Props Re-Edit)
10. Prince & the Revolution – All My Dreams
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Sen. Baucus Calls for Hasty Approval of Dangerous Tar Sands Oil Pipeline
Proposed Tar Sands Pipeline Threatens Water, Air, Farmland, Health
WASHINGTON - This week, Montana Senator Max Baucus asked the U.S. State Department
to speed a decision on whether or not to approve a massive new pipeline
designed to carry the world's dirtiest oil from Canada into the United
The Keystone XL pipeline would crisscross Montana, South Dakota,
Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, putting drinking water at risk for
thousands of Americans and threatening one of the most important
sources of agricultural water in the United States. The U.S. State
Department is currently considering whether or not to grant a permit for
the pipeline, and has received tens of thousands of comments from
Americans urging that it not be built.
Senator Baucus' letter to the State Department falls in the midst of a
series of oil pipeline disasters that underscore the risks the Keystone
XL project would bring.
Statement of Sierra Club Dirty Fuels Campaign Coordinator Kate Colarulli:
It's disappointing to see Senator Baucus stand on the side of
Canadian oil companies rather than protect the health and well-being of
In recent months we've seen just how dangerous oil pipelines can be.
Disasters in Michigan and Illinois have polluted our rivers and soil
with more than one million gallons of oil and have put American families
at risk.
Now a Canadian oil company wants to build a massive pipeline that
would carry the world's dirtiest oil into America, jeopardizing the
health of millions of residents.
The Keystone XL pipeline would bring toxic tar sands oil into
America's heartland, putting drinking water and farming at risk. Worse,
dirty oil from the pipeline would end up in refineries in American
cities, ratcheting up cancer-causing air pollution.
If ever there was a time to proceed with caution, it is now. We
shouldn't put American communities at risk from toxic pipelines just
because the oil industry is eager to turn a profit.
Tens of thousands of Americans have called on the State Department not to approve this dangerous pipeline.
The very least our leaders can do is answer basic questions about the
safety of this project before exposing Americans to the risk.
The State Department needs to take a good hard look at the facts
about pipeline safety and tar sands oil. This summer's oil disasters
have taught us just how high the cost of oil can be.
Instead of putting our communities in harm's way from a toxic
pipeline, we should be investing in the kind of clean energy that will
end our dependence on oil, create good, safe jobs, and infuse new life
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Samsung Smart Home Terms of Service
Welcome to Samsung Smart Home.
PLEASE READ THESE SUPPLEMENTARY TERMS OF SERVICE FOR SAMSUNG SMART HOME ("SAMSUNG SMART HOME ToS") CAREFULLY BEFORE USING SAMSUNG SMART HOME.
Samsung Smart Home ("Samsung Smart Home" or "the Service") is a mobile application and related service provided by Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and its affiliates (collectively, "Samsung", "we" or "us") which enables users ("You", "Your" or "Users") to remotely connect with any of the User's products manufactured, distributed, or sold by Samsung to which the Service is applicable ("Product") - including, but not limited to, washing machines, air conditioners, robot cleaners, cooking appliances, LED lights, smartphones, smartwatches, tablets and smart TVs – for the purposes of (i) controlling the Product(Device control), (ii) providing a view of the User's home in real time through the Product's built-in camera and/or sending a smart phone push message when any movement is detected within the User's home(Home view), or (iii) any other services related thereto. You may also be able to use the Service in respect of Products manufactured, distributed or sold by a third party ("Partner").
This Samsung Smart Home ToS governs the legal relationship between Samsung and You as related to Your use of Samsung Smart Home. Your use of Samsung Smart Home is also subject to Samsung's privacy policy, located at https://account.samsung.com/membership/pp ("Privacy Policy"), which is hereby incorporated by this reference, and other policies that Samsung may adopt from time to time.
This Samsung Smart Home ToS supplements the Samsung Service Terms and Conditions ("Service Terms and Conditions") available at [https://account.samsung.com/membership/terms] that You have already agreed to when You registered Your user account with Samsung (the "Samsung Account"). If You do not have a Samsung Account yet, please read the Service Terms and Conditions provided through this link [https://account.samsung.com/membership/terms] and open a new Samsung Account before using Samsung Smart Home. The Service Terms and Conditions form an integral part of this Samsung Smart Home ToS. In case of any inconsistency or conflict between the Samsung Smart Home ToS and the Service Terms and Conditions, the terms of the Samsung Smart Home ToS shall prevail but only as specifically related to Samsung Smart Home.
1 Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions
1.1 BY ACCESSING OR USING SAMSUNG SMART HOME, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD AND UNCONDITIONALLY AGREED TO THIS SAMSUNG SMART HOME ToS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE SAMSUNG SMART HOME ToS OR TO THE SERVICE TERMS AND CONDITIONS, YOU MAY NOT USE SAMSUNG SMART HOME.
1.2 SAMSUNG SMART HOME IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 13. IF YOU ARE UNDER 13 YEARS OLD, YOU MAY NOT USE THE SERVICE OR PROVIDE SAMSUNG WITH ANY PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION. If You are 13 or older but under the age of 18, You represent that You have reviewed these terms and conditions with Your parent or legal guardian to make sure that You and Your parent or guardian understand these terms and conditions. If You are a parent or guardian permitting a person under the age of majority in his or her resident jurisdiction (a "minor") to use Samsung Smart Home, You agree to: (i) exercise supervision over the minor's use of Samsung Smart Home; (ii) assume all risks associated with the minor's use of Samsung Smart Home, including the transmission of materials, content or other information to and from third parties via the Internet; (iii) assume all liabilities resulting from the minor's use of Samsung Smart Home, including applicable payment obligations; and (iv) ensure the accuracy and truthfulness of all information submitted by the minor.
1.3 Samsung may modify this Samsung Smart Home ToS from time to time and we will notify You of such changes by email and/or by a notification when You first open Samsung Smart Home following such change. If You continue to access or use Samsung Smart Home after such modification, You will be deemed to have read, understood and unconditionally agreed to such changes.
2 Grant of License and Restrictions of Samsung Smart Home
2.1 Samsung Smart Home is available for qualifying Samsung devices. If Your Samsung device qualifies for the use of Samsung Smart Home, in consideration of Your agreeing to comply with these Samsung Smart Home ToS, Samsung grants You a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited, personal and revocable right and license to access and use the Samsung Smart Home service for Your personal use and in respect of your domestic premises only, provided that You comply fully with this Samsung Smart Home ToS. You shall not interfere or attempt to interfere with the operation or use of Samsung Smart Home in any way through any means or device including, but not limited to, spamming, hacking, and uploading computer viruses or time bombs, or any other means. Samsung reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to change, modify, update, add, discontinue, remove, revise, delete or otherwise change any portions of Samsung Smart Home at any time, and in no event shall Samsung be liable for any claims, costs or damages caused by or arising out of such actions. You acknowledge that the components and/or scope of Samsung Smart Home can vary depending on the country and the device, and that different features might be available in different countries.
2.2 You may not reverse engineer, copy, decompile, disassemble, derive the source code of, modify, adapt, capture, reproduce, publicly display, publicly perform, transfer, sell, license, create derivative works from or based upon, republish, upload, edit, post, transmit, distribute, exploit, circumvent or otherwise translate (or encourage or assist any other person to do any of the foregoing) Samsung Smart Home in whole or in part.
2.3 If You fail, or Samsung suspects that You have failed to comply with any provisions of this Samsung Smart Home ToS, without limiting Samsung's other rights and remedies, all of which are expressly reserved, Samsung, in its sole discretion and without notice to You, may (i) terminate Your use of Samsung Smart Home; (ii) terminate the licenses granted hereunder; and/or (iii) preclude access to Samsung Smart Home.
2.4 You acknowledge and agree that some of the functionalities or services offered by Samsung Smart Home may be provided by Samsung's affiliates or subcontractors on behalf of Samsung.
2.5 Use of Samsung Smart Home may require Your Products to have access or connection via mobile network or Internet (fees may apply), and may require obtaining updates or upgrades from time to time. Because use of Samsung Smart Home involves hardware, software, and Internet access, Your ability to use Samsung Smart Home may be affected by the performance of these factors. You acknowledge and agree that complying with such system requirements, which may be changed from time to time, are Your responsibility and that Your use of any third party service are subject to the terms and conditions of use established by the respective third party service providers.
2.6 You acknowledge that remotely operating a Product will require the use of electricity and, if operated over a prolonged period, it might be subject to risks including fire resulting from overheating, defects, short circuits, etc. The User will be solely responsible for any damages arising from such risks and agrees to hold Samsung harmless from such damages.
2.7 Samsung Smart Home may require You to download and install updates from time to time. You agree to such downloading and installation of updates as part of Your use of Samsung Smart Home.
3 Your Use of Samsung Smart Home
3.1 In order to use Samsung Smart Home, You are required to already have or open a Samsung Account. In addition to the registration data You provided about Yourself when opening the Samsung Account ("Registration Data"), You may be required to provide additional information ("Additional Data") before You can use Samsung Smart Home which are required for the sole purpose of providing service to You. You agree to provide accurate, current and complete Additional Data and to update Your Additional Data as required. Your Registration Data and Additional Data will be subject to the Privacy Policy, located at http://www.samsung.com/us/common/privacy.html, which is made part of this Samsung Smart Home ToS.
3.2 You understand that certain functions of Samsung Smart Home may be linked to Partner Products and/or their related services ("Partner Services") and other Samsung services. By using any Partner Service, You permit such Partner Service to access and store relevant portions of Your Registration Data and Additional Data. By using Partner Services, You also permit Samsung to receive certain information about You from the applicable Partner Service providers Your use of any Partner Service is subject to the terms and conditions of use imposed by the applicable Partner. For the avoidance of doubt, Samsung is not responsible for, and hereby disclaims all liabilities relating to or arising from any Partner Service, including but not limited to quality, performance or malfunctions. The Partner shall assume full responsibility for any error, defect, or inaccuracy regarding the Partner Service or any such issue in the Samsung Smart Home service that results from the act or omission of a Partner. Samsung shall not be held liable for any inaccuracy and/or lack of reliability or availability, unless such inaccuracy or lack of reliability is attributable to Samsung.
3.3 You may not use Samsung Smart Home for commercial purposes or for any purpose that is unlawful or prohibited by the Samsung Smart Home ToS. You shall not use a Product as a camera in a publicly open place or to record others without their consent. Samsung shall not be held responsible for any photograph taken by using the built-in or attached camera on the Product. You are specifically prohibited from using (or authorizing a third party to use) Samsung Smart Home in any which, or in connection with any contents, services, programs or applications that, (i) are in violation of any third party's rights, including but not limited to intellectual property rights, contractual rights, moral rights and rights of privacy; or (ii) contain viruses or other harmful software, code or other means that impact or limit the functions or services provided by Samsung Smart Home or the devices running Samsung Smart Home (including but not limited to avoiding or disabling Samsung's technical protections in the Service). You may not use any automated tool other than software and hardware approved by Samsung. Samsung will respond to notices of alleged copyright infringement by complying with applicable intellectual property laws and regulations. If You fail to comply with this Section 3.3 or any other terms and conditions of the Samsung Smart Home ToS, Samsung may immediately suspend or terminate Your right to use Samsung Smart Home without notice to You.
4 Intellectual Property, Ownership
4.1 You acknowledge that Samsung Smart Home is proprietary to Samsung and its licensors, and protected under applicable copyright, patent, trademark and trade secret laws. You further acknowledge and agree that, as between You and Samsung, Samsung owns and shall continue to own all right, title and interest in and to Samsung Smart Home, including all associated intellectual property rights under the above referenced applicable laws. This Samsung Smart Home ToS and Your use of Samsung Smart Home does not grant You any ownership interest in or to Samsung Smart Home, and You are granted only a limited license to use that is revocable in accordance with the terms of this Samsung Smart Home ToS. You shall neither copy, redistribute nor republish, nor permit a third party to use for commercial purposes the Service without prior written consent from, or separate agreement with Samsung. You shall neither lend, sub-lend, sub-license, sell, assign, pledge, nor transfer the Service.
4.2 Samsung Smart Home may include software and data provided by third parties.
5 Protection of Privacy and Content
Samsung may collect personal data of the User as required for his/her use of the Service with consent from the User. Samsung is committed to the protection of Your personal data. To learn more about how Samsung protects and handles Your personal data and other information provided by You, please carefully read Samsung's Privacy Policy, located at [https://account.samsung.com/membership/pp], which forms an integral part of this Samsung Smart Home ToS.
6 Fees and Advertisement
Even though Samsung Smart Home is initially offered to You only with free-of-charge features, Samsung reserves the right to add fee-charging features and functionalities in the future. Samsung also reserves the right to display advertisements in connection with Samsung Smart Home.
7 Indemnification
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Friday, September 22, 2006
Forgive me for my last posting was nearly a month ago. And this one is a reprint of what's on my Hardcore Zen blog.
I've been hard at work on the fim, though. It's just about ready to get seen by people who might want to distribute it. So I'll be sending it out in the next couple weeks. Fingers crossed!
Last night I went out and saw the movie American Hardcore. It's a documentary about — what else? — the American Hardcore punk movement of the early to mid 1980's. I first heard about this film a couple months ago when I was already pretty deeply into making my film Cleveland's Screaming. I was kinda worried the movies would be very similar. And, of course, in some ways they are. But, while American Hardcore is about the big movement and its major players, my film is a lot narrower in scope, focused as it is on just a single small geographic region.
American Hardcore is a terrific film. This is the first documentary movie that has really dealt with what has to be one of the most significant cultural movements of the late 20th century in a comprehensive way. Don Letts' Punk: Attitude really doesn't go much into Hardcore. Docs about specific bands like We Jam Econo about The Minutemen don't really cover the movement itself — though We Jam Econo is also a terrific move as is Punk: Attitude. There are a whole lot of, frankly pretty lazy semi-documentaries out there which, for the most part, just string together a lot of live clips without any real context. American Hardcore really puts it all together in an entertaining and educational way that should open some eyes to what went on in them days.
The bummer to me was that the filmakers completely ignored the Ohio scene. But, then again, they ignored the Kansas scene and the New Mexico scene and the Alaska scene and on & on... They're California kids. What can you expect but a California-centric film? The general consensus seems to be that California was the heart of the Hardcore movement. I have my doubts about that. I think the main reason for that impression is that kids in California had better access to the means by which to get their stuff heard. Even if they weren't directly connected with the entertainment industry, kids out here are so steeped in how that industry works that even when they go DIY they're a hell of a lot more savvy and efficient than we could've been back in Ohio where the people around us were all tire factory employees and steel workers. While it's certainly a fact that the Los Angeles and Orange County scenes were tremendously important, I think that importance has been somewhat exagerated by the fact that most of the folks who wrote the history of the movement come from out here.
Which is not meant as a put down of the film. I still highly recommend it. It's amazing to me no one has done a movie like this before. I mean it's like everyone thinks Nirvana just sprang up from the ground fully formed in 1991 or that Green Day invented punk rock. You kids today! You don't know how your elders suffered for your sake! Hack! Hack! Where's my Metamucil? What did you kids do with my teeth? Rotten brats...
ANYWAY, the neatest part of the movie for me was an interview with Dave Dictor of MDC Stains (authors of "John Wayne Was a Nazi" and "Corporate Deathburger") is talking about MDC's transition from a more punk rock sound to Hardcore. He says something like, "What we had in common with bands like The Bad Brains, Minor Threat and Zero Defects was..."
I didn't hear the rest cuz I was too busy scraping my jaw off the floor. Thanks Dave!! At least someone from the NE Ohio scene got a shout out.
Another kind of interesting moment for me was a brief interview with a guy who was like a roadie for Black Flag or something — wish I could remember. Anyhow, the guy is now the minister of a Universalist Unitarian church. In his interview he says something like, "Sometimes you see ministers who were formerly rock and rollers who say that that was when they were a sinner and now they're different. But for me it wasn't like that. Being a minister is a progression from what I did as a punk rocker." Actually I can't remember what he said, so I'm totally misquoting him. But it was pretty much that sentiment. Which is how I feel about my role as a Zen monk. I never felt like I abandoned punk for Zen. To me, it's more been the next logical step down the same path.
American Hardcore is set to open in select theaters throught the US next week, I think. But most likely it won't get a huge PR push. Even in LA I had to dig to find out about it. I missed the actual premier because I didn't know it was going on and I check the papers pretty thoroughly for that kinda stuff since it's part of my job. So you may have to look for this one. But I highly recommend you do because it's really worth seeing.
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Like the article stated! as an effort to do an animated CG movie in latin America is great, even with all its flaws, the initiative of the production team (Alpamayo group) is what counts, they dare to do something unthinkable for most Latin American animation studios, where this technique is yet under develop, the fact that the budget of the film was less than a million dollars says a lot to me too! (and is admirable how cheap animation here in Latin America is!) compared to Big budget movies. I watched the movie and is OK for a first attemp to do something serious with a low budget. FACT: this movie wasnt the first CG film done in Latin America! in fact the credit for that was for a brazilian movie (80 minutes or so) called Cassiopeia 1995 and yes it was by months the first CG movie ever (toystory USA 1995)...I really dont know why toystory has the credit for that...I imagine that is because of the propaganda around big budget films as the article on the link below said. http://www.mci.org.br/historia/cassiopeia/cassiopeia.html (*)The link is in portuguese and contains a few pics of the movie it has a brief story of the project technical specs and other related topics. Marc


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The Korean Peninsula was home to one of the Cold War's hottest conflicts. Combat raged for three years, and the Korean people have lived under a cold peace ever since.
Today, the situation in Northeast Asia is as dicey as any time since the 1953 armistice.
Kim Jong-un remains a top concern. Dear Leader III recently had his own uncle executed. Rumors that it was a death-by-dogs affair attracted all kinds of attention, until that story was traced to a Chinese satirist.
Though now debunked, the story remains troubling for two reasons. First, a lot of people found it quite plausible — showing how accustomed we are to expecting the worst from Pyongyang.
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South Korea is now caught up in China's latest round of rewriting international norms. Late last year, when Beijing expanded its Air Defense Identification Zone in the East China Sea, it included territory claimed by Seoul. That move sparked an angry response from the South Korean government.
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Last year, South Korea reacted strongly to remarks and acts by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who backtracked from Japan's previous apology for invading Korea during World War II. South Korean apprehension rose again when Tokyo recently announced plans announced to upgrade its self-defense forces.
Lately, South Korean President Park Geun-hye has tried to dial down the anti-Japanese tone in Seoul, but public opinion polls are going the other way. Many South Koreans now rate Japan as a security threat on par with, or exceeding, North Korea or China.
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Tips 3 through 6By Ericka Chickowski | Posted 2008-03-25 Print
Dig around a little and you'll find that service-oriented architecture is worthy of much of the hype it receives. But if you are just starting out, can your business and infrastructure handle all the complexities? Here are ten tips for approaching SOA successfully before over-committing, over-paying and under-delivering.
3. Function-first, not product first.
Both Schmelzer and Heffner emphatically agree that one of the easiest ways to kill your SOA hopes is to approach your design phase backwards.
"People are doing it so backwards, they are saying, oh I need SOA, so then let me buy an EMC solution, oh and then let me figure out what services to build and then let me figure out what architecture I need," Schmelzer said. "Before you even build your services, think about how the services are going to be used, because you can create a service any of two hundred different ways."
Heffner echoes Schmelzer: "In terms of designing your SOA platform, do it function-first, not product-first,. Because by examining the functions you'll need, then you can better map those to what capabilities you'll have in your existing products and what you can get in any new products. Start with that."
4. Don't try to make everything service-oriented.
Not every application in the enterprise is suited to a service-oriented architecture, so don't try to shoe-horn it into everything, Schmelzer says.
"If you apply SOA where things don't change, then all you are doing is introducing variability and inefficiency into the process for no good reason," he said.
For example, it wouldn't make sense for an organization to convert a wire transfer process to SOA because it is not going to change and you wouldn't want to introduce variability into the process, Schmelzer said. In that case, it makes sense to just leave wire transfers as its own service. Schmelzer explains that functions need to be examined first for SOA suitability—another reason to adhere closely to tip number three before delving into an SOA project.
"Ask yourself, is this process going to change? And when it changes, does it cost me a lot in terms of money and complexity?," Schmelzer said. "If the answer is yes, then that could be service oriented."
5. Incremental SOA is a good thing.
Organizations who approach SOA incrementally set themselves up for greater successes than those who chose complex, unwieldy implementations with a lot of long-term returns but very few short-term gains.
"Maybe you want everything in your organization that can be service-oriented to be service-oriented , but that doesn't necessarily mean you should do it all at once," Schmelzer said, "in fact you probably shouldn't because one of the great things about starting small is that the penalty of failure is so low."
It makes more sense to do small, bite-sized projects. It is easier to create miniature business case scenarios for these short projects and their success guarantees future projects.
"Focus on what your immediate needs are for the SOA based solutions you are going to deliver in the near term," Heffner said. "Because, if you don't deliver in the short term, you won't deliver in the long term because you won't get the funding for it."
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CUA-style (regular Windows) shift+movement-key selection is not supported.
What's the hope of having this happen? So far, this is my ONLY gripe while evaluating this otherwise excellent software!
Wilbur, I'll have a look at implementing it. A "partial implementation" using either vi mappings or VS's own handling might be simple enough.
Meanwhile, may I suggest vim's visual mode? It's the reason this feature is not so badly missed by other customers or by myself. You can enter visual mode by pressing 'v', and then move around, which will highlight the selected area. Then, any operator will act directly on the highlighted region ('y' to yank, 'd' to delete, 'gU' to make uppercase, etc...). You can use 'V' to enter linewise visual mode, or Ctrl+V to enter block visual mode, which gives you additional freedom (and you can switch between them while in visual mode by pressing v/V/^V directly).
Maybe you already knew about it and just miss CUA style selection, I only mention it because many vi users (not "vim") don't know about visual mode, which is a vim-specific extension (albeit a very, very useful one).
I'll get back to you though as soon as I can investigate the possibilities of "real" CUA-style selection.
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I've enabled "experimental" support for this in 2.0.47:
Let me know if something doesn't work fine.
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This is great! Very helpful. There's one definite issue in it that you might want to think about fixing as it could confuse others. When you start a selection via shift-left (or other arrow-type motion), and then let go of the shift, continuing to move causes the selection to expand. That is, if I hit shift-ctrl-right, then ctrl-right, I have two words selected. CUA behavior would say that I should have no words selected at this point. No big deal for me, as any action such as Yank, Delete, etc, reverts out of selection mode.
Randy, this is a result of implementing it in a "cheap" way. Implementing it the "right" way would work fine and emulate vim's "select mode", which is similar to CUA selection, but would take quite some time.
Since most vi/vim users use visual mode instead of CUA-style selection, I'll leave this as is unless many people complain and put the time into other, more needed areas.
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Red Sox Pitcher John Lackey to Miss All of 2012 After Tommy John Surgery
After a mediocre year with the Red Sox, John Lackey will undergo Tommy John surgery to repair his elbow that will sideline him for all of the 2012 season.
Lackey disappointed Sox fans in his second year with the team posting a 12-12 record with a 6.41 ERA.
"John Lackey pitched through circumstances this year that I don't think any of us in this room can fully understand," Boston's new GM, Ben Cherington, said Tuesday during a news conference.
News of Lackey's surgery comes after reports said he drank beer in the clubhouse this past season with fellow starters Josh Beckett and Jon Lester during games they didn't start. The allegations added fuel to an unhappy fan base following Boston's September collapse that saw them lose the wild card lead after being up nine-and-a-half games.
Rehab after the reconstructive surgery typically lasts at least 12 months. But it may not be bad news for the club that struggled down the stretch. Change could do this team some good, and if Lackey comes back in top form, Boston could make a run in 2013.


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I need a logo design for a website on sleep apnea. The site will be a comprehensive source of information on the treatment of sleep apnea, which is a type of sleep disorder.
I will have the design coded as a WordPress site.
* Homepage and logo design for a website on sleep apnea. The site will be a comprehensive source of information on the treatment of sleep apnea, which is a type of sleep disorder.
* The site will focus on "alternative" treatments for sleep apnea - in other words, treatments that don't involve the mask and breathing machine that most doctors prescribe for sleep apnea (which is called "CPAP").
* The name of the site is ApneaTreatmentGuide.com. The tagline is "Cure Your Sleep Apnea...Without CPAP!"
* The typical sufferer of sleep apnea is a middle-aged, overweight male. The homepage design should incorporate an image of
a man fitting this profile, preferably smiling.
* Because the site is focused on apnea treatments that DO NOT involve CPAP, the design could also incorporate some sort of "anti-CPAP" image (although this is not necessary)
* The sections of the website are as follows (these should be included in a top menu):
- Home
- Sleep Apnea Effects
- Sleep Apnea Treatments
- Sleep Apnea Disabiity
- Blog
- Resources
* The design should incorporate a newsletter sign-up box on the right side of the homepage (see this page for an example of an effective sign-up box: http://eraseyourbackpain.com/free-b…ain-guide/ ).
This box should be a very prominent section of the page, as the primary goal of the site will be to encourage visitors to sign up for the newsletter.
The box should have the headline "Ultimate Apnea Treatment Guide", with a placeholder for an image of the guide below the headline (like on http://eraseyourbackpain.com/free-b…ain-guide/ ) . Below the image placeholder it should read "Enter your first name & primary email address and I'll send you a FREE copy of the Ultimate Apnea Treatment Guide".
* The home page should incorporate a "content" section where I will write a message to visitors
* The home page should also have a (small) search box
* The design should incorporate the logos of these two organizations: American Sleep Apnea Association(www.sleepapnea.org), and VeriSign Secured (http://www.verisign.com)
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* I will be having the design coded as a WordPress website.
* The logo should incorporate the site name (ApneaTreatmentGuide.com) and tagline ("Cure Your Sleep Apnea...Without CPAP!"), and reflect the overall theme of the homepage: professional, yet personal. Beyond these instructions, I have no other ideas for the logo.
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SHSU's Fritz earns top FCS coaching honor
SAN ANTONIO — Sam Houston State University's Willie Fritz has been named as the American Football Coaches Association 2012 Football Championship Subdivision "Coach of the Year."
Fritz was one of five outstanding coaches honored today at the 2012 AFCA convention in San Antonio.
LSU's Les Miles, Fritz, Wayne State's Paul Winters, Wisconsin-Whitewater's Lance Leipold and Saint Xavier's Mike Feminis are the 2011 AFCA National Coach of the Year winners -- Miles in FBS, Fritz in FCS, Winters in Division II, Leipold in Division III and Feminis in NAIA.
The winners are selected by a vote of the Active AFCA members (coaches at four-year schools) in the Association's five divisions. The AFCA has named a Coach of the Year since 1935. The AFCA?Coach of the Year award is the oldest and most prestigious of all the Coach of the Year awards and is the only one chosen exclusively by the coaches themselves.
The winners will be honored Tuesday evening at the AFCA Coach of the Year Dinner at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. A total of 149 men representing 107 institutions have been honored by the AFCA as AFCA?National Coach of the Year since the program was established in 1935.
In 2011, Fritz led the Bearkats to a 14-1 record, a Southland Conference title and an appearance in the Football Championship Subdivision national title game. In two years at Same Houston State, Fritz owns a 20-6 record and an overall record of 117-53 at both Sam Houston State and Central Missouri. The national title appearance is a first for the football program.
The Bearkats' 14 victories in 2011 are the most wins in one season in Sam Houston State history. Counting the final two games of the 2010 season, Sam Houston took a 16-game winning streak into the title game in Frisco Jan. 7.
Sam Houston's 20-6 record in Fritz's two years at the university rank as the most wins in a two-year period in the program's 96 seasons of college football.
Fritz earned Southland Conference "Coach of the Year" and AFCA "Regional Coach of the Year" honors this fall as well.
Sam Houston's 2011 Southland Conference football championship is the program's fourth in 25 years in the league. However, the first three titles were co-championships, making this year's championship the Bearkats' first undisputed league crown.
In rolling to their 14-1 record, Sam Houston defeated five nationally ranked FCS opponents and also posted an overtime road victory over FBS foe New Mexico.
Fifteen Sam Houston State players earned All-Southland Conference honors and five received All-America recognition. Running back Tim Flanders was the Southland "Player of the Year", wide receiver Richard Sincere was league "Offensive Player of the Year" and safety Darnell Taylor was "Defensive Player of the Year."
The Bearkats excelled academically as well. Sam Houston State placed seven student-athletes on the 2011 Academic All-Southland football honor squad. Senior center Travis Watson was named as Southland Conference football "Student Athlete of the Year."


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- 1 Objects For Review Plugin for OJS
- 1.1 Enable the plugin
- 1.2 For editors
- 1.2.1 Review Object Types
- 1.2.2 Objects For Review
- 1.3 For authors (mode 1)
Objects For Review Plugin for OJS
This is the user documentation for the objects for review plugin for OJS. The plugin is developed in the project "Functional extensions and value added services for OJS" [1].
Enable the plugin
The plugin can be found under Journal Management > System Plugins > Generic Plugins > Objects For Review Plugin. Then click on the link "Enable".
Image 1: Enable Objects For Review Plugin
For editors
After the plugin is enabled, you will see the following Objects For Review part on the editor's page:
Image 2: Objects for review plugin menu for editors
Click on the link "Review Object Types" to install or create new review object types, to update the installed, and/or to manage the existing ones.
Click on the link "Objects For Review" to set up, create and manage the objects for review. (Note that an active review object type must exists to be able to create an object for review.)
Review Object Types
Choose one or several existing default review object types and languages and click on the button "Install" (s. Image 3).
Image 3: Review object types installation
If an existing default review object type has been extended with additional metadata, translated into a new language or if it's existing translation has been improved, you can update the review object type for that specific language. Select the desired review object types and languages and click on the button "Update" (s. Image 4).
Image 4: Review object types update
You can edit the title and the description of a review object type, manage the metadata list, and preview the form for the creation of the objects for review:
Image 4: Edit review object type
The position of the metadata can be changed (for the objects for review form). Further, you can choose which metadata are required and which should be displayed in the public object for review list. Press the button "Save" to record your changes. If necessary, you can add new metadata (click on the link "Create Review Object Metadata"), and edit, delete as well as copy them to another review object type (choose the created metadata and the review object type from the list and press the button "Copy").
Image 4: Review object type metadata
When your review object type is perfectly finished and ready to be used, click on the link "Activate" to be able to crate objects for review of this type.
Image 5: Activate review object type
If you don't want the objects for review of a type to be created any more, deactivate the review object type by clicking on the link "Deactivate"
Image 6: Deactivate review object type
Click on the link "Delete". This will also delete all objects for review of this type as well as their whole object history i.e. all the existing assignments for these object.
Objects For Review
There are three menu elements for the objects for review management: Assignments, Objects For Review and Settings.
First define the mode your journal is working in: 1 - the available objects for review will be published under a new menu "Objects For Review" in the horizontal navigation, interested authors can request the objects for review and the editor will be able to manage the object reviewers. 2 - editor matches the submissions to each object.
Define the weeks the reviews are due after. If the automatic e-mail notifications should be send to the reviewers before or after the due date, define the days when the notifications should be sent.
Finally, add some more information that will be published along with the objects for review.
Image 7: Objects for review settings
Objects For Review
Here you can see the list of the created objects for review. You can filter them by the editor or type, search for words in the title or abstract, and use the table column titles to sort the list as needed. You can also delete an object and create a new one. Depending on the mode your journal is working in (s. Settings above), you will also be able to assign an object to a reviewer (in mode 1) or to select an article that contains the review of the object (in mode 2).
Image 8: Objects for review mode 1 and mode 2
Choose a review object type and press the button "Create". Fill in the required metadata fields, specify the language and if you have a copy of the object, eventually upload a cover page and write some additional information for the internal use only, specify the editor responsible for this object and define if the object is available for review i.e. can be reviewed.
Click on the link "Delete". This will also delete the whole object history i.e. all the existing assignments for this object.
Clicking on the link "Assign" (in mode 1) will lead to a list of the journal authors. You can then select the appropriate author from the list, and ask him/her for the object review. This assignment will then appear in the list of the assignments. Note that an object can be assigned several times, to different authors, i.e. reviewed by different authors.
Clicking on the link "Select" (in mode 2) will lead to a list of the journal articles. You can then select the appropriate article from the list, that contains the object review. This assignment will then appear in the list of the assignments. Note that an object can be assigned several times, to different articles, i.e. reviewed by different authors in different articles.
Here you can see the assignments lists. If you are working in the mode 1, you can see all, requested, assigned, mailed and submitted assignments lists and manage the reviews. You can filter them by the editor or review object type, search for the words in the object title or abstract, and use the table column titles to sort the list as needed.
Image 9: Objects for review assignments mode 2
Else, if working in the mode 2 you can only see and manage the assigned submissions here: you can jump to the submission view page or, if necessary, you can change the assigned submission by clicking on the link "Select".
Image 10: Objects for review assignments mode 1
If an author requested an object for review, you can accept or deny the request by clicking on the appropriate link "Accept" i.e. "Deny".
If you possess the physical copy of the object, you entered it so in the object form, and you mailed the copy to the author you can make the note and change the assignment status to "Mailed" by clicking on the link "Object Mailed".
You can remove an assignment by clicking on the link "Remove".
Select submission
You can select/assing a submission by clicking on the link "Select". If a submission is already assigned, you can jump to the submission view page by using the link "Edit" or, if necessary, change it by using the link "Select" again.
If working in mode 1 authors see the following Objects For Review part on their home page:
Image 11: Objects for review plugin menu for authors
There they see the their assignemnts lists: all, requested, assigned, mailed and submitted. The table column titles can be used to sort the list as needed.
Image 12: Objects for review plugin menu for authors
Review submission
When submitting a review for an object, the author can choose the appropriate object from the list of the objects assigned to him/her in the submission step 5.
Image 13: Review submission, step 5, determining the object


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After obtaining his degree in Fine Art at Liverpool, Richardson lectured for a short time (mainly life drawing) then moved to Italy in 1979. This was very important as he became aware of colour and light as if they had not existed previously. Also the introduction to early Tuscan Artists was an enormous discovery and influence. His studio is in Spain; which suits him as he prefers to work in total isolation and did not start showing work until 1996 as before then he had not felt ready to. Since then Richardson has exhibited extensively throughout the U.K.
The abstract in Art has a purity that I have always loved. Since I was a student I have been trying to paint abstract paintings; however, I have always worked from observation. At first I concentrated on developing my representational skills as I felt they were vital. More recently I find that to achieve my aim the world around me is the richest source of material. The physical presence of paint and the relationships between colours and marks are the essential elements. All ideas are obtained by observation. Selection and the use of them are subjective decisions, though I strive for accuracy all the time.Only landscape and still-life are my themes and sources. The introduction of the human presence in portraiture changes the discipline; to include it is a move I would not make. Lastly, I find my mind alone does not produce adequate material.
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Date: 3/8/2008 0:56 am EDT
Avaire should not be exposed to prolonged temperatures above 110F. However, no permanent damage will occur unless the temperature exceeds ~160F. As there are hundreds of wood burning stoves on the market, we unfortunately cannot test each individually. Please consult your wood stove manual for guidance on temperatures.
Regarding your question about how long floors have been installed. The very first Avaire floor was installed on March 9, 2006. That floor is still performing very well, as are all the other Avaire floors installed since then. In fact, I just inspected a floor installed in July 2006 that is in the shipping office in our original building. The floor looks great - no problems at all. I certainly invite our existing customers to post their experiences.
Regarding the grout sinking, we've heard of this in just three situations including the one reported on this board (out of thousands of installations). I would not expect this to be an issue for you.
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My husband and I are also thinking about installing this in our kitchen and bathroom. We have a woodburning stove in our kitchen and was wondering if we can install this under the woodstove? How long has one of these floors been installed in a home and how is it holding up? Most of the comments on line are current and I don't see any feed back from someone that's had it installed for over a year.
I also was wondering about the air holes that some of the people have talked about is there a way to get around having to grout the floor twice to seal these holes?
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Our product can
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Two key words for our product are information and innovations.
We are looking for clean, sharp and focused design to highlight innovative nature of our product.
We have plans of raising additional financing soon, so we would like the design to be oriented both to consumers and investors
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Product end users
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Potential investors
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