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Williamstown, MA – The Williams College Ephs (5-5/5-3 NESCAC) defeated the Hamilton College Continentals (1-11/0-8 NESCAC) 9-5 in today's match-up on Farley-Lamb Field on the campus of Williams College.
With less than a minute into the game, Kevin Stump scored for the Ephs to start a three-goal streak that would ultimately give the Ephs the edge they needed to in order to secure tonight's win.
With a win from Alex Kitt on the opening face-off translating to possession that led into the first goal of the day, Williams was able to take control early on from a goal by sophomore attackman Kevin Stump. Both teams displayed stellar defense which led to a scoreless remainder of the first quarter. Williams was up 1-0.
The Ephs took control of the second quarter in the same fashion at 12:41 by senior captain James McFarland scoring a goal while drawing two penalties on the Continental defense. With a man-up opportunity, Williams took advantage and Kevin Stump netted a goal, assisted by John Hincks to give the Ephs a 3-0 lead. Three minutes later, Hamilton answered back with their first goal of the game by Chad Morse, assisted by Henry Hunt to bring the Ephs' lead down to 2. With just thirty-nine seconds left in the remaining first half, Chad Morse scored once again. The score at halftime was Williams 3 – Hamilton 2.
The first seven minutes of the second half were scoreless, with great defense shown by both teams until Williams netted two scores within thirteen seconds of one another by James McFarland and Alex Kitt to give the Ephs a 5-2 lead. Hamilton soon answered back with a score by Clay McCollum assisted by Zach Larsen. With two minutes left in the quarter, Kevin Stump found his third goal of the day off of a doge from below the goal to bring back the three-score lead. The score at the end of the third quarter was Williams 6 – Hamilton 3.
In the final quarter at 13:41, a second unanswered goal was scored by the Ephs after a shot by James McFarland, earning his third goal of the day. Less than a minute later, Hamilton answered back with a goal unassisted by Chad Morse. Ephs' captain McFarland scored another goal in the final ten minutes of the game assisted by Cory Lund to give Williams an 8-4 lead. With 3:22 left in the game, sophomore Kevin Stump scored a fourth goal of the night, assisted by Cory Lund. With four seconds left in the ball game, the Continentals scored one more goal by Henry Hunt assisted by Owen McCarthy to bring the final score to Williams 9 – Hamilton 5.
The Ephs were led by both Kevin Stump and James McFarland with four scores each, followed by Alex Kitt with one goal. The Continentals were led by Chad Morse with three scores followed by Henry Hunt with one goal and one assist.
The Ephs saw one goalie tonight, George Peele with 15 saves and 60 minutes of play. The Continentals also used one goalie this game, Kyle Gately with 15 save and 60 minutes in the net.
Eph head coach George McCormack stated, "I thought the defense really showed up tonight, it was a great opportunity to see them bounce back so strong and we're looking forward to this coming weekend."
The Ephs return to action this coming Saturday when they will play home in a NESCAC match-up against Colby, taking on the Mules at 1pm. The Hamilton Continentals will next play away in another NESCAC matchup against Connecticut College, taking on the Camels on Saturday at 1pm as well.

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Last night, Ed Schultz broke one of MSNBC's biggest scoops ever—revealing the identity of the man who surreptitiously taped Mitt Romney insisting that "47 percent" of the American people were deadbeats. Then, moments after his fascinating interview with 38-year-old bartender Scott Prouty, Ed announced that the last Ed Show will air tonight, and that he's moving to a new weekend slot on MSNBC in April.
This morning, as many of us were still trying to digest that bit of tumult, the network announced that Chris Hayes, longtime Nation writer and host of the smartest, most stimulating political show on TV, Up w/ Chris Hayes, will replace Schultz in the choice 8 PM weeknight spot.
Although Schultz has been a vociferous champion of labor—indeed, Prouty said he chose Ed's show to reveal his identity because Schultz has been "speaking up for workers all across America. That's the reason I'm here today"—Hayes is, if anything, even more progressive. But he's not quite the picket organizer Ed clearly likes to be. Hayes is a younger, cooler and decidedly more nerdy-in-a-good-way on-air personality. He likes to question issues from every conceivable side and to think outside the two-party box. He not only brings on guests you don't usually see on TV, but his heady discussions often fire up brain cells you don't usually use, especially when sitting in front of the tube. The only question is, will Hayes have that sort of latitude in a show half as long.
The New York Times's Brian Stelter, who in November speculated that MSNBC might replace Ed with the WaPo's Ezra Klein, posed the shift from Schultz to Hayes as "bluster" vs. wonk. While Schultz's ratings were quite healthy, Stelter writes:
The change is predicated on the belief that MSNBC can win a wider audience with Mr. Hayes than it did with Mr. Schultz, a champion of the working class whose bluster didn't always pair well with Ms. Maddow and the channel's other prime-time program, "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell." Mr. Hayes, on the other hand, is just as wonky as Ms. Maddow and Mr. O'Donnell, and is a regular contributor to both of their programs.
I've always liked that MSNBC's nighttime hosts "didn't always pair well." I like that the lineup mixes it up in terms of smooth and rough: There's the heartfelt activist Al Sharpton, the obsessive politico Chris Matthews, the sharp analytical Maddow, and the Hollywoodish O'Donnell with the insider cheat sheets.
Then there is the more populist Ed, a sports-loving, gun-owning, non-coastal guy, a self-described former right-wing shock jock who learned how the system crushes the little guy and will have none of it. Sure, he can be hot-headed, but usually only on his popular radio show, where he'll occasionally yell at right-wing callers. And sure, his show would ask incredibly leading poll questions (like, "Do you trust Republicans to play by the rules with election money?").
But I thought it was bold of MSNBC to give a show to a lefty who could go head to head, and gut to gut, with right-wing talkers and who is like a rock for workers and unions. And his ratings, second only to Maddow's on the network in February, seemed to bear out this approach.
Ed says he can put those qualities to better use in a 5 to 7 PM show on Saturdays and Sundays. Others may see it as a demotion, but:
I raised my hand for this assignment for a number of personal and professional reasons. My fight on The Ed Show has been for the workers and the middle class in this country. This new time slot will give me the opportunity to produce and focus on stories that I care about and that I know are terribly important to American families and American workers.
I'm very proud of the work our team has done here at 8 PM, but I gotta tell you, sitting behind this desk five nights a week just doesn't cut it for me. I want to get out with the people…and tell their stories.
Ed's defense of the union movement has been all too rare in mainstream American politics, where even using the word "labor" can seem, at best, old-fashioned and, at worst, vaguely commie. Indeed, the media's avoidance of labor issues parallels how the word "jobs" has disappeared from economic discussions, buried alive by abstract distractions like "deficits," "fiscal cliffs" and "sequesters."
Prouty, a registered Independent, chose to come out on The Ed Show, though he was invited on by much higher-rated programs, like The Today Show, because he liked Ed's advocacy.
The Prouty episode is the perfect summation for Ed's primetime journey at MSNBC, the exclamation point for his show. We'll see the next chapter in April.
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gazzer wrote:I don't very often go by bus these days but last week, to save my daughter collecting me from Fareham railways station, I caught the bus to Gosport.
This single decker of 2016 vintage was horrendously noisy, not only from the engine/hydraulic gearbox but the clunking etc of the chassis.
How do bus builders get away with it? Surely better sound insulation from the rear mounted drivetrain would be possible?
I reckon my 1980 F12 was quieter by far!
The gearbox was the producer of most of the noise!
They're cheap and nasty rubbish nowadays. When it was privatised, the profiteers had the last years of the last well-engineered vehicles. Now they just buy short-life machinery, because their backers will not fund long-term plans. Grrr...


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Malachi wrote this oracle in 433 B.C., King Artaxerxes was King of Persia; Nehemiah was his servant. Nehemiah later returns to Jerusalem to learn the Jews fell into sin once more. The Sabbath was broken, intermarriage with foreigners, priests were corrupt. Malachi condemns the Jews for their sins in his oracle; the last book of the Old Testament.
Malachi 1:8- "When you bring blind animals for sacrifice, is that not wrong? When you sacrifice crippled or diseased animals, is that not wrong? Try offering them to your governor! Would he be pleased with you? Would he accept you?" says the Lord.
vs-13- "When you bring injured, crippled or diseased animals and offer them as sacrifices, should I accept them from your hands?" says the Lord. 14- Cursed is the cheat who has an acceptable male in his flock and vows to give it, but then sacrifices a blemished animal to the Lord. For I am a great King," says the Lord Almighty, "and my name is to be feared among the nations."
Malachi is condemning the Jews for the animals they are bringing before the altar for sacrifices. Moses was specific; the animals that were to be sacrificed to the Lord for offerings were to be without defect.
[2:1-3] 1- "And now this admonition is for you, O priest. 2- If you do not listen, and if you do not set your heart to honor my name," says the Lord Almighty, "I will send a curse upon you, and curse your blessings. Yes, I have already cursed them, because you have not set your heart to honor me. 3- Because of you I will rebuke your descendants; I will spread on your faces the offal from the festival sacrifices, and you will be carried off with it.
vs-8-"But you have turned from the way and by your teaching have caused many to stumble; you have violated the covenant with Levi," says the Lord Almighty. 9- "So I have caused you to be despised and humiliated before all the people, because you have not followed my ways but have shown partiality in matters of the law."
Malachi rebukes the Jewish priests for their false teachings and for not honoring the Lord with their lives. God was sending curses upon them for leading their flocks astray with their teachings; also cursing their blessings.
[3:7] -"Ever since the time of your forefathers you have turned away from my decrees and have not kept them. Return to me, and I will return to you," says the Lord Almighty. "But you ask, 'How are we to return?' 8- "Will a man rob God? Yet you rob me. "But you ask, 'How do we rob you?' "In tithes and offerings. 9- You are under a curse—the whole nation of you—because you are robbing me. 10- Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me on this," says the Lord Almighty, "and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessings that you will not have room enough for it. 11- I will prevent pests from devouring your crops, and the vines in your fields will not cast their fruit," says the Lord Almighty. 12- Then all the nations will call you blessed, for yours will be a delightful land," says the Lord God Almighty.
[13] "You have said harsh things against me," says the Lord. "Yet you ask, What have we said against you?" 14- "You have said, 'It is futile to serve God. What did we gain by carrying out his requirements and going about like mourners before the Lord Almighty? 15- But now we call the arrogant blessed. Certainly the evildoers prosper, and even those who challenge God escape.'"
The Jews needed to return to the Lord as Malachi strongly counsels, to end the generational curses. The priests needed to honor the Lord with their lives and their teachings. The Jews needed to return to the practices taught by the laws of Moses; to bring food to the church and to bring proper animals to the priests to be sacrificed before the Lord. Malachi warns them to return to the Lord!
The Day of the Lord
Malachi 4:1-3- "Surely the day is coming; it will burn like a furnace. All the arrogant and every evildoer will be stubble, and that day that is coming will set them on fire," says the Lord Almighty. "Not a root or branch will be left to them. 2- But for you who revere my name, the sun of righteousness will rise with healing in its wings. And you will go out and leap like calves released from the stall. 3- Then you will trample down the wicked; they will be ashes under the soles of your feet on the day when I do these things," says the Lord Almighty.
Malachi warns; the day is coming when the Lord will say—no more. His wrath will burn against the wicked. But also, at the same time, the Lord will lift up those Jews who revere his name, who walk by righteousness.
This was how the Lord dealt with Jerusalem Jews and priests, 433 B.C.—during the Old Testament.
Malachi was the last prophet of the old testament. God was silent for four hundred years after Malachi wrote his oracle.
The next time God was heard from was when the Word became Flesh. Jesus, the Son of God, walked the earth and became the perfect lamb. Sacrificed on the cross for all mankind's sins. Jesus was the final, perfect, sinless sacrifice for all our sins. There is no need for animal sacrifices for sins because of Jesus.
Hebrews 10:8-10- First he said, "Sacrifices and offerings, burnt offerings and sin offerings you did not desire, nor were you pleased with them" (although the law required them to be made). 9- Then he said, "Here I am, I have come to do your will." He sets aside the first to establish the second. 10- And by that will, we have been made holy through the sacrifice of the body of Jesus Christ once and for all.
Have you accepted Jesus' sacrificed body for your sins? Jesus paid the ultimate price for you? He made everything right between you and a righteous God? Jesus did this for you. But, you must accept the gift freely. Believe that he died on that cruel cross for your sins. Believe that he went to hell in your place. Believe that on the third day, God raised him up out of hell and the grave and now he sets at the right hand of the Father in heaven. Believe that Christ took your punishment for your sins; paid in full.
If you truly believe this, and you want eternal life in heaven rather than in hell with Satan, then pray this prayer. Lord God, I am truly sorry for my sins. I believe Jesus died on the cross for my sins. Please forgive my sins. I want to make Jesus my Lord and Savior. Take control of the throne of my life. Make me the kind of person you want me to be. I declare Jesus, you are my Lord. In Jesus name pray. A-men.
If you prayed this prayer, you are now a child of God. Born again. The scriptures tell us that all of heaven is celebrating you right now. There is shouting, cheering, yelling, all throughout heaven, all because of you. The joy is overflowing.
As a new believer, we are called to study the bible, pray, and attend church to learn about God and grow with other believers. We are also called to take communion regularly.
If you prayed this prayer to rededicate your life to Christ, praise the Lord! Pray for God to show you where He wants to use you in his kingdom, for his glory. Don't be surprised if he requires you to grow and change as a person and in your faith. That is also part of the journey.
I pray that God will use you for His glory,
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I love windows tweaking tools. I've got a large collection of them reaching back into my XP days forward into Windows 8.
Couldn't live without most of them.
However, I've finally met one that just downright scares me. Seriously. I'm still sitting on it wondering if I really want to get behind the wheel of this one (yeah, I do!).
D7 project from Foolish IT
First take a look at a ton of screenshots via this Addictive Tips post: D7 Is All-In-One System Backup, Maintenance, Repair & Tweaking Tool.
From the D7 homepage:
D7 is a tool for PC technicians to aid in many tasks and provide a uniform procedure for technicians to follow. It has many capabilities and many uses including but not limited to:
Too much to list here, right now at least.
- offline and live malware removal assistance via many internal and 3rd party tools
- automatic download/extraction of 3rd party tools on demand when missing
- repairing Windows after malware removals
- general PC maintenance
- offline and live registry editing with mass search & delete features
- offline and live data backup
- CPU/RAM stress testing
- information gathering and quality assurance uses
- OS Branding
- IP/DNS configuration + backup & restore
- shortcuts to frequently used Windows components
- quick access to frequently used Windows tweaks
- numerous right-click context menu (in Windows Explorer) features for working with files and directories
- wrappers / one-click execution options for frequently used command line tools
- synchronization of Malware Scan definition files
- automatic updates of all your favorite 3rd party tools via Ketarin
- offline application of password removal tricks enabling you to gain access to password protected live systems
And then it is accompanied by this warning that I usually just merrily ignore on most tweaking tools but gives me great pause with D7."
"THIS TOOL IS INTENDED FOR EXPERIENCED PC TECHNICIANS ONLY, NOT FOR "END USERS." This tool can be very dangerous and destructive if you don't know how to use it properly, or are inexperienced in malware removal techniques."
Need more info before jumping in?
Pics and Vids via D7 page
Online Manual via D7 page
According to the author it is fully portable but there are some considerations. Please see the SETUP section of the online manual for a good understanding.
It's a simply amazing tool for advanced sysadmins and PC techs.
Wield it with caution!
Dragons lurk here…
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Our recent family vacation to Florida was memorable and lots of fun. The kids spent time with Grandma and Great-Grandma – including a day at Disney with both Grandmas(!) that involved Jedi training, a rascal scooter, an unexpected reunion with Ohio cousins, and intermittent but pleasant showers.
Despite torrential rain our first day at the beach (or more appropriately, because of these storms) the wife found a record number of shark's teeth. It could have been warmer, but the Gulf was hospitable as always, and we had three nights of excellent fresh seafood. Continue reading


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Prevention is better than cure.
Instead of relying on getting Deposit Insurance after bank went bankruptcy,
it will be better if we can detect when certain banks are going "bad".
Found this "Examiner's guide to Problem Bank identification, rehabilitation and resolution" from
Comptroller of the Currency Administrator of National Banks, US:
PDF file
The part "Problem Bank Identification" and "Accounting Issues in Problem Banks" are particular useful.
Some of the red flags mentioned (the "guide" teaches on details of these red flags):
1.rapid growth/aggressive growth strategies
2. deterioration in economy
3. management/oversight deficiencies
4. inappropriate limits on OCC access to bank staff and documents (applies to US, in simple term, not letting enough "regulator"'s access to bank staff and documents)
5.risk management deficiencies
6.significant off-balance-sheet exposure
7. asset quality deterioration
8.significant ALLL (Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses) and asset valuation adjustment issues
9. strained liquidity
10.insider abuse and fraud
Beware of bankruptcy – bank (2)
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1972 barracuda cuda hemi 6.4 Mopar pro touring 70 71
- Make: Plymouth
- Model: Barracuda
- Type: Coupe
- Year: 1972
- Mileage: 35
- Color: Black Pearl/Silver
- Engine size: 6.4 Hemi
- Number of cylinders: 8
- Power options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: 5 speed manual
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: Black
- Drive side: Left-hand drive
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1972 Plymouth Barracuda
72 CUDA... Built to run. Built to show. Engine: HEMI6.4 Hemi crate motor. ModernMuscle Performance ECM with Diablo tuner. Mopar alternator, AC compressor. MCRobb mini stater. Milodon center sump oil pan. Quick Time light weight bell housing. Billet steel fly wheel. Spectre air cleaner.
Transmission: Tremec TKO 5 speed. Stage 2 hydraulic clutch. HD universal joints and yoke.
Rear Differential: Mopar 8 3/4 "742" case. Eaton Detroit Trutrac limited slip 3:73 ring and pinion gears. Moser axles.
Brakes: Hydratech hydraboost. Wilwood master cylinder. Proportioning valve. 4 wheel 12.19 disc brakes (vented and drilled). 4 piston wilwood calipers. Emergency brake incorporated in rear discs.
Front Suspension: Reilly Motor Sports AlterKation coil over system. QA1 adjustable shocks. Sway bar. Rack and pinion power steering.
Rear Suspension: Reilly Motor Sports Street Lynx Triangulated 4 bar system. Adjustable QA1 coil over shocks.
Exhaust: Custom TTI 1 3/4" headers. 3" exhaust with H pipe. Dynomax turbo mufflers. Chrome tips.
Fuel: Walbro EFI In-tank fuel pump. XV fuel tank. Steel lines.
Cooling: Aluminum radiator with catch can. Spal twin electric cooling fans.
Batteries: 2 Optima yellow top batteries located in the trunk. Hidden manual trunk and door release in the event of a dead battery. Built in Battery Tender.
Interior: Power seats with custom upholstery. Power windows, door openers (key fob). Power trunk release. Tilt column with push button start. This car is completely keyless Momo steering wheel. Speedhut Revolution custom gauges in a rally gauge cluster. Pistol grip 5 speed shifter. Vintage Air AC. FatMat sound deadener throughout passenger compartment. Rear view mirror with temperature and compass. Alpine CD player with Bluetooth. Alpine 6x9 and 5 1/4 speakers. 2 10" JL sub woofers. Alpine 5 channel amp and Alpine mono amp.
Body: Very solid, Very straight- black pearl and silver 2 tone paint. AAR hood with flat black-out and rear spoiler. Custom front bumper. Shaved marker lights and door handles. Snake Eyes headlights with signal. All OEM stainless trim. New glass with window tint. Strut tower brace. XV motor sports laser cut sub frame connectors, inner fender braces and lower radiator support. Smoothed firewall and inner fenders.
Wheels and Tires: 18" rear and 17" front Foose wheels wrapped in BFG g-force rubber.
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Even Alex Pareene Must Know He Is Babbling Nonsense, Right?
"[Murkowski] had no idea she was signing on to a hugely unpopular and politically suicidal campaign to restrict the rights of women!"
Hey, I'd like a six pack tonight! I think if my employer refuses to pay for it, I will whinge that it is restricting my rights.
Pareene then piles the rubbish heap yet higher:
"She is pro-choice. She is obviously pro-contraception. She just voted against those two principles because..."
So, if I am pro-book, but vote against forcing employers to buy their employees books, then I am voting against my principles?
These are just rhetorical ploys, right? He can't actually believe these arguments make any sense.


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Opening of the 10th ASEAN Expo, packaging machines cited concern
2013 of 3 September, the annual China - ASEAN Expo in Nanning, Guangxi during a grand opening it. This is the China-ASEAN strategic partnership in the tenth year, it will not only have a lot of politicians and entrepreneurs
Dialogue and exchange activities, but also for the bilateral economic and trade cooperation to provide a favorable political environment and mechanisms to protect and promote the implementation of relevant projects.
In Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Centre Hall 7, that is, food processing andexhibition, attracting a large number of buyers from the ASEAN countries, many Chinese exhibitors said the next few days there will be a situation. Because China
Food processing and packaging the product cost compared to the previous sessions have a major breakthrough. With highly competitive and extraordinary strength. I believe we will attract a lot of ASEAN buyers, there are a lot of businesses come to consult and cooperate with the intention of packaging machines, the exposition has become one of the most popular exhibition. We also wish the participating companies have more and better harvest.


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WTF, YouTube?
YouTube is a major part of videogame culture. It's where the trailers appear. It's where we post our let's play videos. It's where we put speedruns, walkthroughs, strategy guides, tournaments, highlight reels, reviews, rants, genre deconstructions, analysis, and glitches. YouTube serves roughly the same purpose as the stands do in a modern sports arena. That's not where the game is played, but it's hard to imagine the sport without it. Like gaming sites and forums, it's part of the connective tissue of the hobby.
Which is a shame, since YouTube is a horrible broken mess of Byzantine rules with Orwellian enforcement.
Two weeks ago YouTube personality Doug Walker (The Nostalgia Critic) teamed up with a number of other individuals to protest the unjust behavior of Google's Content ID system. It was a great video that outlined how unfair YouTube was, how destructive it was to conversations, how random and unpredictable its behavior was, and (worst of all) how it created an incentive for people to steal the modest income of small content producers who aren't breaking copyright laws, but who don't have the financial and legal muscle to protect themselves. It kicked off a social media protest under the #WTFU (Where's The Fair Use?) hashtag and tried to make the public at large aware of just how bad things are for people trying to make content for YouTube.
How it works is this: Let's say you make a video review, preview, or critique of the new Tomb Raider game. Maybe you use trailer footage to show people the gameplay. Maybe you use game footage you recorded yourself, which will naturally includes the in-game cutscenes. The problem is that someone else already uploaded the same (or similar) footage and claimed themselves as the the owners of the copyright on that material.
Maybe it was Sony. Maybe it was Square Enix. Maybe it was a major gaming site. Maybe it was a small outfit of copyright trolls who exist only to harass people like you. It doesn't matter. For the purposes of this example, I'll call this other party "Rando". YouTube's Content ID system notices that twenty seconds of your video is identical to twenty seconds of Rando's. Therefore your half-hour video is deemed to be infringing on Rando's copyright. Two hours after your video goes up, the automated system detects your nefarious crime. Advertisements run before your video, and all of the revenue is sent to Rando.
(Imagine if the reverse was true. If a television talk show showed a viral cat video and the original cat owner could simply claim all of the income for the entire show, even though the hour-long program only played a few seconds of cat video.)
Not only is this system deeply unfair, it also runs without any sort of checks or balances.
You immediately file a dispute, saying that your video is clearly not infringing. Rando's claim to ownership might be valid or not (I've had to deal with outfits who uploaded someone else's trailer and pretended they own it) but in any case, the claim is bogus because excerpting twenty seconds to make a half-hour of original video is a completely legitimate action. Just like I could quote a couple paragraphs of a Stephen King novel here in my article without needing to cut a check to King, you're allowed to sample a small part of a longer work for illustrative purposes.
Rando doesn't need to respond. They can just ignore your counter-claim for a couple of weeks and continue to soak up income from your video. If they don't respond, then eventually their claim against the video will pass and you'll once again start getting ad revenue from it. Of course, by then everyone has already watched the video. Rando filed an unjust claim against you and took 95% of the revenue from original content that you produced.
But wait, it's worse! Not only is this system deeply unfair, it also runs without any sort of checks or balances. Rando can continue to run this scam forever, stealing the income from hundreds of tiny producers. Rando never has to give back the money and there will never be any punishment for it, no matter how many invalid copyright claims they make. (Or rather, no matter how many invalid claims are made on their behalf by the automated system.)
Some people claim that YouTube "has no choice" but to use Content ID. That's not quite the case. It's true that the DMCA does put obligations on YouTube (or any other media-streaming service) over how they need to operate, but Content ID goes above and beyond those obligations.


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The daffodils are popping up all over Seattle, but bone broth is still something I savor sipping on a daily basis. I drink it in a mug either with meals or as an energy pick me up between meals. Kids will enjoy sipping theirs out of tiny bowls or teacups too.
My last post discussed the benefits of bone broths and how Pacific foods has just made it that much easier to have it on hand with their high quality pantry-friendly product. However, many of you might still prefer to make it at home once in a while, especially my snowed in friends on the East coast!
My recipe for Effortless and Nourishing Bone Broth is a great starting point. However, I am excited to share two Paleo bone broth recipes my client, Ellyn, developed. Ellyn was slightly hesitant to begin drinking broths, but now drinks them to start her day on a consistent basis. She was so excited to find broths that tasted great to her she wanted to share them with you too.
Broth (also known as stock) can also be used as a base for soups and stir-frys. Nothing beats the taste of homemade broth, and it doesn't get easier than making it in a slow cooker. Don't have a slow cooker? You can follow the recipes below in a large stock or soup pot.
Dark Bone Broth
- 1 package frozen grass feb beef bones* (1-2 pounds)
- 1 package frozen grass fed lamb bones* (1-2 pounds)
- 1/2 cup raw apple cider vinegar
- One white onion
- One large carrots
- 4 cloves garlic (optional)
- 1 tablespoons rosemary (fresh or dried)
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 packages frozen grass fed chicken and/or turkey bones (1-2 pounds)
- 1/2 package beef bones (1 pound)
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 4 large carrots
- 1 white onion


text: In The Factory Project, located in Beacon, NY, I work in an abandoned industrial space that was once an active factory that produced bricks used to build the Empire State Building and other New York City monuments. I use the space as a private studio, where I create works using local found materials (bricks, metal scraps, and wood) together with contemporary technologies (drones, smart phones, tablets, and digital archives) in order to redefine the connection between manual labor and art.Through this project, I reconsider the notion of "mark making" and its evolution in the digital age. The experience of using a public space as an artist studio simulates working in the cyber space. Both offer free access, and allow for communication, as well as a sense of false privacy; both demand you surrender ownership, and submit your product to be adopted, altered, or destroyed by others. It is a challenge to the notion of the studio as a sacred place. www.liortamim.com.


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It took an industrious student blogger to pop the lid off the will-they-or-won't-they mystery regarding UTSA's potential bid to join the Conference USA/Mountain West intergalactic merger late Friday night. Buried deep in an agenda posted on the UT System web site was a stunningly detailed report indicating that the Roadrunners will indeed be accepted into C-USA for 2013, pending the rubber stamp of approval from the UT System Board of Regents.
(A league athletic director indicated that the C-USA presidents will also have to provide one final OK, which should be a formality considering they gave commissioner Britton Banowsky authority to issue the invitation in the first place. But as former Express-News columnist Dan Cook once put so eloquently, it isn't over until the fat lady sings. Witness Louisiana Tech, which remains stunned after being passed over at the 11th hour in the league's last round of expansion in 2005.)
UTSA athletic director Lynn Hickey, en route to next week's Western Athletic Conference meetings, is so petrified of doing anything to jeopardize her school's dream date that I could barely coax a "no comment" out of her. Likewise, the rest of her staff remains on a double-secret probation gag order. It wasn't hard, however, to gather that UTSA folks are fairly shocked not only that an agenda was posted, but the level of detail in it.
At any rate, through no fault of their own, the cat is not only out of the bag but thoroughly skinned.
There will certainly be no shortage of belly-aching that such a neophyte program has been added to a league that still retains some amount of prestige and visibility despite its recent gutting at the hands of the Big East. But the Roadrunners will be deaf to those complaints after going from a school with no clear path to the Football Bowl Subdivision to reaching their ultimate destination, as identified in their initial plans for football, in such a short span.
UTSA officials figured it would take years to reach C-USA, if ever. Yet here they are, standing on the verge despite having played just 10 football games. Granted, this C-USA is not that C-USA, but it's still a luxury downtown condominium compared to the towering inferno that is the WAC, from which the Roadrunners were forced to accept an invitation just to get their foot in the FBS door.
Now they'll be there for just one season before drifting away on their golden parachute while fellow WAC members like Idaho and New Mexico State are left to ponder grim futures. (You'd have to imagine that Texas State, which will also join the WAC this summer, is a prime candidate for Karl Benson's Sun Belt, but that's 100 percent speculation on my part. Benson's comment to my colleague Jerry Briggs should be reassuring for Bobcats fans: "I don't expect Texas State will be without a place to play football.")
For all the challenges that still remain — budgets, facilities, competitive — it pales in comparison to the ones UTSA has already surmounted by starting a football program and using it to gain entry to a level of visibility it couldn't even have imagined when Hickey took over more than a decade ago.
A few last notes:
* The only real mystery that remains is what final shape the MWC/C-USA intergalactic league will take. A CBS Sports report indicates four teams will join C-USA, including UTSA, which was confirmed by a source. But I'm wondering if the number might actually be five.
Not only would that clear the way for UNC Charlotte, which has repeatedly been cited as an attractive candidate for the league's eastern teams, but it would jibe with heavy speculation that UTEP will be sliding over to the MWC. Add Utah State, and that's 10 on the MWC side, with UTSA, North Texas, Florida International, Louisiana Tech and Charlotte making an even 12 in C-USA.
Or perhaps UTEP stays put and the MWC adds San Jose State as well. Then there's the juicy tidbit, provided by An Anonymous Source, that UTSA also received an invitation from the MWC as well, which might be an indication that the merger/alliance is indeed off. We shall see…
* Despite what it says on the UT agenda, it remains to be seen if the Roadrunners will have to pay a penalty in some form or fashion to the WAC. While they could skirt a proper exit fee with timely notification to the WAC, which shouldn't be an issue, a source said they might have to forfeit all league revenue for the year. You can be sure the subject will be broached during this week's league meeting.


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To the Editor:
On March 4, I attended the fourth annual service of remembrance given at Windemere Nursing Home, in memory of those patients who died in 2012. It was a beautiful, nostalgic, meaningful service. Many of the staff participated.
This is just one of the many thoughtful and innovative programs, unknown to many, that go on at this facility, and it is also one of the many reasons that Windemere Nursing Home is so hightly rated.
Mimi Robinson
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Questions & Answers
We're heading to the Virgin Islands. Any advice or preferred routes?
There are two main avenues from the U.S. to the Virgin Islands (U.S. or British). Getting to either destination usually entails one or two plane changes along the way.
Flying into the U.S. Virgin Islands is a fairly straight forward being that it's a domestic flight. Technically anyway. No passports needed if you're only visiting the U.S. side. You'll find multiple carriers flying into St. Thomas, Charlotte Amalie. If you're flying from the west coast or middle of the U.S. plan on changing planes in Charlotte, NC or Miami (or other coastal city). From there it's a straight shot in on a 757 (or the like).
Approximate travel time: 6-7 hours
If your plan is to visit the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British side, be sure to bring your passport.
Heading to the British Virgin Iislands or BVI for short, passports are a must for all U.S. Citizens. You'll also have a couple of route options. Go though St. Thomas or head straight for Tortola, Beef Island.
Going the St. Thomas route, you'll take a short taxi ride to the dock and hop a fast ferry out of Charlotte Amalie for a one hour boat ride to Sopers Hole in the West End of Tortola. You'll clear customs there.
Approximate travel time: 8-9 hours
Heading straight to Tortola means you have one primary airline choice. American Airlines. For the major airlines, this is it. Departing from just about any state has similar options.
Head to Miami then San Juan, then Tortola, Beef Island.
Approximate travel time: 9.5 - 12 hours
Or, straight to San Juan and on to Beef Island.
Approximate travel time: 8-9 hours
Or, straight to San Juan, spend the night there, then, fly out the next morning to Tortola, Beef Island.
Approximate travel time: 14-18 hours (including 6 hours for overnight)
The last option may sound nuts but it sometimes works out better to leave a day early, spend the night in San Juan (we use the airport hotel for this short stay), and fly out early the next morning. This works particularly well if you're on a later flight. If you can take the extra time, even with the hotel room, this route can save money! Not to mention you get a full day the day you arrive in the BVIs instead of the remains of a travel day.
Customs tips
If you're on your way back from the BVIs you'll clear customs in St. Thomas if you came in that way. If you went though San Juan, you'll go through customs there. Please be sure you account for time in customs when you're booking your flights. A short transfer time in San Juan is a sure way to miss a connecting flight. Try to give yourself and hour and a half at least. Most times we're through in thirty min. But when the lines get long, it can take a bit. The extra time keeps the stress at bay too!
Here are a few quick tips:
The shorter the flight, the more expensive (generally speaking).
Overnight stops are the least expensive (if you stay at the airport hotel or something similar in price).
Flying into Beef Island, Tortola means you're flying American Air.
If you have a preference for an airline other than American, you're taking the St. Thomas route.
Give extra time for customs on the return trip.
Pack light and only take what you can carry yourself.
There are no baggage carts in use in the San Juan customs baggage claim. They are there, locked up, right next to the baggage claim! We've tried. No dice. The carts are for show, not for use.
Layers. Dress in layers. Each airport and plane you get into seem to have their own weather systems. Some frozen others... Amazon hot. It helps to have something to throw on when you get to the San Juan airport (as an example). And just as easy to take off when you get on the propeller plane!
No matter what route you take, they all lead you to the same place: Paradise!
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Celebrate a special couple's engagement with our "A Toast to the Happy Couple" gift box!
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Each box comes in our signature white gift box and hand-wrapped with a beautiful coordinated bow. Want to add a personal message to the card? Leave it in the notes section as well and we'll take care of it for you!
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Barbados Celtic Festival 2017
Fara perform with Adrian Husband's Spouge Band at Barbados Celtic Festival 2016
The Barbados Celtic Festival is a music festival celebrating the links between the Celtic Countries of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Nova Scotia, the Gallic regions in Europe and the sunny Caribbean island of Barbados – folk music and flavours of food fused between all the countries.
Head chef, award-winning Paul Wedgwood will cook up a storm, from Bajan haggis, made with local ingredients including the black belly sheep, to Caribbean cranachan, a west indian take on our Scottish version with cream, coconut, mango and rum replacing whisky, oats and raspberries, and loads more fine dining!
This music festival has enjoyed performances from FARA, Eddi Reader, Alan Kelly Gang, Peatbog Faeries, Sandra Macbeth, Martyn Graves, Hamish Moore, Jock the Box, Duncan Mackinnon, Big Rory and Ochie, Seudan, The Mackenzie Brothers, Jeana Leslie, Siobhan Miller, Heidi Talbot, John McCusker to name a few.


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fn1Financial support: University of Michigan School of Public Health Global Public Health Program, the Center for Global Health, Rackham School of Graduate Studies, and the University of Michigan Health Management and Policy Department McNerney Award.
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- Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 99, Issue 6, 5 Dec 2018, p. 1407 - 1414
f The Impact of Anti-Retroviral Therapy on Tuberculosis Detection at the National Level in South Africa
Human immunodeficiency virus/tuberculosis (HIV/TB) coinfection is particularly prevalent in South Africa, where TB has been the leading cause of death for more than a decade. The 2004–2008 national rollout of antiretroviral therapy (ART) provides a unique opportunity to examine the population-level impact of ART on the TB epidemic. We performed longitudinal regression analysis to follow the evolution of TB outcomes before and after the introduction of ART using a large data set from the National Health Laboratory Service. This is the first study to produce estimates of the impact of the ART rollout by exploiting staggered timing and geographic variation in the rollout. After ART became available in a health facility, 3.7% (P < 0.0001) more patients were tested for TB and 3.2% (P < 0.0001) more received repeat testing; however, there was a steep rise in testing before the introduction of ART. Although the number of TB-positive patients increased by 4.3% (P = 0.0002) in the first year post-ART, the TB rate among tested patients fell by 2 percentage points (8%, P = 0.001) after 2 years. Sputum smear testing declined relative to more technologically advanced diagnostics post-ART. Antiretroviral therapy availability increased the attention to TB screening and drew new patients into the health-care system. Small increases in the numbers of repeat patients are indicative of retention in care. The decline in TB rates post-ART suggests that the reduction in TB risk due to improved immune functioning and health-care contact likely outweighed the increased TB risk because of the longer lifespan of ART initiators.
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Photography workshops available in Australia:
The art of ocean photography is like no other. It takes an awareness of the external elements and the ability to be able to read, understand and make the most of what's going on beneath the surface. The challenge can be great, but the satisfaction when you nail that perfect shot is even greater.
Join me at an upcoming one day intensive ocean photography workshop in Byron Bay, where I will be covering all the fundamentals to take your photography to the next level. From camera settings and prepping your waterhousing through to practical sessions in the breaks of Byron Bay, you will walk away with a broad understanding of how to make the most of your time in the ocean.
Byron Bay, NSW
Next session date – TBC
Over the course of the day we'll be combining ocean based practice with classroom theory to give you the chance to make the most of your time. In summary, we'll be covering the following:
- Review of cameras, lenses, housings and settings – what's best to capture ocean images in different conditions and how to prep your gear.
- Technique intensive – before we hit the ocean we will spend time discussing image composition by reviewing a selection of pictures I have captured, the story behind them and how the outcome was achieved.
- Practical session in the ocean practicing the techniques learnt in the first half of the day (this session will be made up of either a trip to Julian Rocks, a kayak or a swim off main beach – exact activity is weather dependent and TBC closer to the event date).
- Post Production and Editing session and review of the day's images.
Additional Information
You will be required to bring your own camera, water housing and snorkelling gear (mask, snorkel, wetsuit and towel). Light refreshments will be provided and lunch will be at your own leisure. Should weather conditions prevent us following the above schedule, alternative arrangements will be made.
For booking enquiries and to be notified of the next session please contact Craig Parry Photography HERE
With 15 years experience as a ocean and nature photographer, Craig has travelled to all corners of the world to capture the world from beneath the surface. He is a Global Ambassador for SONY, Aquatech and Cressi and his work regularly appears in publications including Australian Geographic, The Australian, White Horses, Tracks Magazine and Surfing Life.
Recent accolades include –
– 1st Pace – The Ghost – Competition: Golden Turtle International Photography Competition – Category: The Under Water World (2017)
– 1st Place – Life & Death – Competition: International Landscape Photographer of the Year – Category: International Landscape Photograph of the Year (2014)
– 1st Place – Fin Swipe – Competition: International Photographer of the Year – Category: Underwater Photograph of the Year (2014)
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