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Trent-Led Research Project to Assess Environmental Risks to the Great Lakes
Collaborative project led by Dr. Marguerite Xenopoulos awarded $574,000 NSERC Strategic Project Grant
With the ecological health of the Great Lakes, at risk both now and in the future, a team of researchers led by Trent University's Dr. Marguerite Xenopoulos will seek to improve our understanding of these complex aquatic ecosystems with the help of a significant $574,000 Strategic Project Grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) announced today.
The highly collaborative three-year project will focus on Lake Erie, the so-called "poster child" for pollution problems and involves Professor Xenopoulos and Dr. Paul Frost from Trent University, and researchers from Environment Canada, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment as well as other partners in both Canada and the United States, including a Trent alumnus, Dr. Michael Twiss, now working with Clarkson University.
"Lake Erie has been facing some of the worst algal blooms ever. This funding will allow us to better quantify the impact of nutrient loading on lakes and to assess current and future environmental risks to all of the Great Lakes," said Dr. Xenopoulos, associate professor of Biology at Trent University and project coordinator. "The time is right to collect data to provide improved management plans and better water quality in these lakes and waterways for future generations."
The research project, entitled Linking regime shifts to carbon dynamics in Lake Erie, will aim to better understand the new ecological state (regime) of the Great Lakes. Determining this information in a timely manner is of critical importance as these lakes provide our society with a panoply of ecosystem services including drinking water for the City of Toronto, recreational and commercial fishing, tourism, and transportation of goods, while enhancing regional biodiversity and wetlands.
The study also has immense potential to positively assess current and future environmental risks in the Great Lakes, and thus inform government policy on potential remedial activities. Ultimately, it will also help to inform future Canadian initiatives in identifying slow (but potentially reversible) regime shifts in other large lakes (such as Lake Winnipeg, named in 2013 the world's most threatened lake by the Global Nature Fund) and coastal waters.
The funding to support Professor Xenopoulos' project is part of a $43 million investment by NSERC in support of 77 scientific teams at universities across the country announced today in British Columbia by The Honourable Greg Rickford, Minister of State (Science and Technology).
At the announcement, Janet Walden, chief operating officer of NSERC said: "By taking fundamental research and moving it towards solving real-world problems, these talented research teams are helping improve the lives of Canadians, and build Canada's future economic prosperity. These collaborations exemplify NSERC's goals to connect and apply the strength of the talented researchers in our learning institutions with the needs of industry."
About NSERC
NSERC is a federal agency that helps make Canada a country of discoverers and innovators. The agency supports almost 30,000 post-secondary students and postdoctoral fellows in their advanced studies. NSERC promotes discovery by funding approximately 12,000 professors every year and fosters innovation by encouraging over 2,400 Canadian companies to participate and invest in post-secondary research projects.
The NSERC Strategic Project Grants aim to increase research and training in areas that could strongly influence Canada's economy, society or environment in the next 10 years in four target areas: environmental science and technologies; information and communications technologies; manufacturing; and natural resources and energy.


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Nikon D7000 vs Nikon D5100
Entry-level DSLR
$474 body only
$459 with 18-55mm lens
|Much higher true resolution
|Lower frame rate movies
|Significantly smaller viewfinder
Pro DSLR
$1,149 - $1,297 body only
$1,797 with 24-120mm lens
|Much higher true resolution
|Lower frame rate movies
|Much larger
Entry-level DSLR
$709 body only
$1,097 with 18-55mm lens
|Much higher true resolution
|Lower frame rate movies
|Slightly shorter battery life
Entry-level DSLR
$600 body only
$567 with 18-55mm lens
|Much higher true resolution
|Lower frame rate movies
|Shorter battery life
Entry-level DSLR
$629 - $697 body only
$997 - $1,150 with 18-140mm lens
|Much higher true resolution
|Lower frame rate movies
|Doesn't focus continuously recording movies
Entry-level DSLR
|Much higher true resolution
|Significantly higher resolution screen
|Go with the cheaper body, ALWAYS. Spending more money on a better body will not help you take better pictures, lenses, on the other hand, combined with some basic knowledge will help you take better shots
|D40 has 23.7x15.5mm sensor!!
|I love my old manual lens from 1983. no motor no meter its nothing but glass in this thing and it awesome.
| Hi,
I have D5100 for nearly one year. It is a perfect camera for beginners. I definitely recommend you to save your money for lenses. D7000 is for sure better than D5100 but if your budget is limited, don't waste your money for the body. I'm sure using good glasses you can perform much better with D5100 than D7000 with bad glasses.
|Well, there is hardly any difference in snaps of D5100 & D7000.And what I have found out D5100 performs better in most of the cases.It seems unbelievable but it is it in reality.I have both, and what I have found out results of D5100 are always much better, I don't know why.
| Well this comparisson will not end. Which one is the best between the two camera. Most of the people here are just sharing their opinion but didn't actually applied it in reality. If we compare function to function of both camera, what's the difference?
Here are some throw away question that everyone may consider in choosing both camera:
* Are the image quality different for both camera with the same lense, same ISO setting, same shutter speed and apperture setting?
* Do you need your camera to be expose in a dusty or even a high humid area to take photo so you need to be weather sealed?
* Do you always shoot under the rain or dusty condition?
* Do you need a higher than 4 frames per second to take a photo in sports mode?
* Are this qualities you are looking and bragging for produce great shots?
* You want the D7000 because you want to show to every one that your more of a professional photographer...isn't it?
* You became more of a professional photographer because you got a mid pro gear?
* You can use some of the old lense because D7000 have a built in motor and and D5100 doesn't have, but do you really need to use it?
Well to be frankly speaking, even a point and shoot dummy digital camera produce such a stunning photo. Cameras are just tools, photographer and skills creates good photos. IMHO, better buy a camera that you can afford and try to master your techniques in taking good photos.
Cheers to all...
| i found this great article of D5100 VS D7000
|Do you have samples of D5100 with kit lens?
| Which one did u buy i m choosing these days and i cant decide!
| hi,
did you try the 18-55 lens on the d5100 and the d7000....i have heard that lens is really a sharp lens.
the kit lens i have with the d80 18-135 is not that sharp and noticed using a friend's d60 with the 18-55 lens
that her photos were amazingly sharp.
|I'm an enthusiastic photographer with limited skills. I travel quite a bit and spend a lot of time hiking in the mountains. I take a ton of landscape and waterfall photography. I've gotten into HDR photography over the last 18 months or so and am looking to upgrade from my current Nikon. I'm debating between the D5100 and the D7000. Obviously the D7000 seems to be the logical choice, but I'm interested in the in-camera HDR feature that the D5100 has. As I do hike quite a bit, the weight is also of interest to me. I'm also looking to upgrade my wide angle lens. Anything recommended?
|changing ISO in D5100 is harder than D7000
|I'm looking to buy my first camera - so I have a really low budget. Obviously the best is D7000, and frankly I'm in love with it. I'll never be able to afford it with any lenses though. With the right lenses, will the D5100 produce pictures to rival the D7000 and make up for the missing settings? Or do I have to settle with being content with investing in lenses rather than cameras (which are always improving, so I feel like good lenses will last longer competitively than the actual cameras)?
|Can I use my Nikon 18-135 SWM lens ( which was originally supplied with D80 and then discontinued ) with Nikon D5100 ? Will I face any difficulties in focussing in movie mode ?
|With nikon whether you buy d80 or d3 you get more or less the same colours.
| Most of my family photos use afs lens like 18-55mm works great and have sharp photos.
If I am shooting lanscapes, I have plenty of time to manually focus non AFS lens.
Most of time, this gave better photos than rely on auto focus, that is spot metering and aperature priority.
So not having focus is not a big hinder for me.
With the extra dough I have. Rather go out and buy prime lens.
Just remember the camera depreciate but prime lenses appreciate ovrr time! !!
|Hi Camro, I just got my nikon D5100. Your post was 5 mos ago but if you are still interested for the sample photo of D5100 here's the link click here
|add 30fps for video in d5100 advantage
|You will be able to use older lenses with both cameras but you will not be able to autofocus with the older lens with the D5100 because it doesn't have a built in focus motor. The D7000 dose have a built in focus motor.
|Question: Will the 5100 and 7000 both allow me to use older model lenses from film cameras?
|Thanks a lot J Lush, for your comments..
| Questions on D7000
1. Weather sealed ? What does it mean. Dust Proof ?
(OR) Rain Proof ? (OR) Both Dust & Rain proof ? Any mentions,
anywhere by Nikon.?
The D7000 has weather sealing against dust and rain, but it is not 100%, so I would try to keep it dry, and not too dusty. Also, most Nikon lenses have minimal weather sealing. For maximum weather sealing get a Pentax K-5. The D5100 has minimal protection, so keep it dry and dust free.
2. What Lens?
a. It has Built-in AF motor.
So should i go for non-AF lens.? Any negatives of using non-AF with
D7000 ? Does it degrade any features of D7000?
Get AF (auto-focus) lenses, all will work with the D7000, no disadvantages.
b. Any positives of AF-S lens on D7000 or is it same as using non-AF lens?
AF-S lenses have superior AF performance, and are quieter.
3. Is there a way work-around to acheive the below mentioned features of D5100 in the D7000?
a. Slow-motion video in D7000.? I like it. I want it. Any suggestions ?
Don't think D5100 has built in slo-mo, but you could use software.
b. Miniature effect in D7000.? I like it. I want it. Any suggestions ?
Again some software will have this functionality, google tiltshiftmaker.
c. Do I have to really worry about HDR feature in D7000. ? how helpful is it?
Not as good as using dedicated software like Photoshop.
6. Do i miss any other features of D5100 in D7000 ?
Look at the missing feature list and see if you need any of them.
Questions on D5100
1. ABOUT VIDEO : Considering my video requirements as shooting family functions at home, videos of new born, family outings.
a.Heard that there is no Manual Exposure settings in video mode. How bad is it for a user like me.
For most people this is probably not essential.
b.How better is the 30fps video than the 24fps for a user like me.. Can
i really find any difference on my 24-inch Full HD LED monitor.
You might find 30fps has a smoother look.
2. Which lens would you recommend ?
The kit 18-55 VR lens is reasonable. The 18-200 VR lens is excellent but expensive.
Flexi LCD : when using cam at diff angles, handling cam is difficult,
thereby taking shot is complex, it would obviously shake. Is this
feature a real-time win advantage?
This is an advantage. The only disadvantages is that it might make the the camera less robust, which is why I think the D7000 doesn't have it. Also, less room for buttons.
| find similar cameras ........third line is wrong i guess it shld be....record movies at1080p@24:disqus ,30fps.....
|@KAK, that's just a wrong thing to say. Some older Nikkor lenses are amazing but they do depend on an on-camera AF-Motor to autofocus.
|I have seen the horrible video quality on the AF D7000, what is it like taking it off of Auto?? Does the D5100 use the same AF video system? Debating over the 60D or the D7000. Dont need the pro aspects so the D5100 should fall right into place.


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It's the first meeting on Dog Pound ice this season between the teams as the Bulldogs (14-7-1-2, 2nd Island) host the Clippers (17-8-0-0, 1st Island) for the first of two straight head-to-head meetings, and the first of four of the next five between the teams.
The Clippers took the first two meetings of the season between the teams on back-to-back Fridays to open this month in Nanaimo, 5-4 in overtime on November 7th and 5-2 on November 14th.
The Bulldogs were last in action Sunday in Coquitlam when they won their fourth in a row 4-1 over the Express in Coquitlam to sweep a three-in-three weekend. The Clippers last played Saturday night at home when they scored a last second power play goal to beat the Trail Smoke Eaters 2-1 to snap a two game losing streak.
Van Isle Ford Bulldogs Hockey on 93.3 The Peak FM at 7:00pm with the pregame show kicking things off at 6:45 with myself, Bruce MacDonald and Dan Tisserand providing the play-by-play/colour-analysis and team and player statistics.
If you aren't in radio listening range of 93.3 The Peak FM you can listen/watch the game by:
Listening Live on your computer: www.933thepeak.com
Listening Live on your SmartPhone : www.tunein.com/mobile/
Watching Live on your computer/SmartPhone www.fasthockey.com
Bulldog Chase Van Allen, now into his Sophmore season with the University of Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves, where he currently leads the team in points.
With the Bulldogs in his 20 year old season Chase was named the team's Best Defenceman and Community Hero along with Most Inspirational.


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Transfer Tuesday
Oct 15
Tuesday, October 15, 2019 4701 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21210 Fourier Hall, room 002
Stop by NDMU to:
- Drop off application pieces
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- Speak with an admissions counselor
Campus tours are not offered with our Transfer Tuesday event. If you are interested in a campus tour, please sign up for one of our "Campus Tour & Admissions Meetings." You may also bring your application pieces to your campus tour and admissions meeting to receive an instant decision.
To receive an instant decision, please complete the following:
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Mostly through a series of thinly-veiled tweets during the offseason, Jamal Crawford expressed his discontent with the LA Clippers' front-office.
Crawford watched the organization fall over itself trying to lure back DeAndre Jordan without his help, and raised an eyebrow at the signings of Lance Stephenson, Josh Smith, Austin Rivers and Paul Pierce.
Crawford remains unsure what his role will be on the Clippers' second unit, but he says that he's fully onboard with Doc Rivers' grand experiment.
Per the OC Register:
If Doc Rivers had it his way, he would leave his players alone in the summer. […] "Let them vent, be happy, unhappy whatever," the Clippers coach said. "When they get back, they'll see what we're trying to do, and they'll either like it or not."
The two men eventually spoke over the summer, and had another conversation shortly before the opening of training camp, an important conversation that solidified things between the two. […] Crawford saw the vision. He saw his place on the team. And, he bought in.
"I just didn't know how it was going to fit," Crawford acknowledges. "You basically have five people in the second unit who can all handle the ball and make plays. There's only one basketball. How's this going to work?" […] "I'm so far in," Crawford said. "No matter what it is – touches, minutes – everyone's going to have to sacrifice something to go where we want to go. And I know that, whole-heartedly."
Doc Rivers Says Clippers Aren't Trading Jamal Crawford


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Truffled parsnip & parmesan bruschetta
Scented truffle oil and fresh parmesan make humble parsnips the star in this tasty Christmas canapé
Nutrition and extra info
- Easily doubled / halved
- Vegetarian
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal112
- fat8g
- saturates3g
- carbs9g
- sugars2g
- fibre2g
- protein3g
- salt0.28g
- 1 mini ciabatta or panini roll, cut into 12 x ½cm slices
- 1 garlic clove, halved
- 50g butter
Butter is a dairy product made from separating whole milk or cream into fat and…
- 3 large parsnips, halved and quartered, cored and cut into 1cm cubes
The fact that the parsnip is a member of the carrot family comes as no surprise – it looks…
- 1 tsp truffle oil, plus more to serve if you like
- 2 tbsp olive oil, plus more to serve
Olive oilol-iv oyl
Probably the most widely-used oil in cooking, olive oil is pressed from fresh olives. It's…
- handful rocket leaves
Rocket is a very 'English' leaf, and has been used in salads since Elizabethan times. It…
- 50g parmesan (or vegetarian alternative) shavings
Parmesan is a straw-coloured hard cheese with a natural yellow rind and rich, fruity flavour. It…
Heat a griddle pan and toast the bread for about 2 mins on each side until golden and marked. Rub the cut side of the garlic clove over each piece.
Heat the butter in a large frying pan. Add the parsnips, season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, then cook over a medium heat, shaking regularly until golden and softened, about 20 mins. Add a splash of water if you need to. Remove from the heat and whizz to a purée in a food processor with both of the oils. Season to taste. Set aside at room temperature if serving on the day. Can be chilled up to two days ahead.
To serve, top the toasts with the truffled parsnip mix (it should be room temperature), scatter with rocket leaves and parmesan shavings, then drizzle with a little more olive oil or truffle oil.
Recipe Tip
Truffle oil tipTruffle oil doesn't keep its flavour forever, so use it up while it's good. Try adding a drop to creamy mashed potato.
Recipe Tip
Make it lunchTurn this starter into a light lunch by topping larger bruschetta with a soft poached egg.
Recipe Tip
Prepare aheadPrepare the parsnip purée ahead of time so that prep is kept to a minimum.


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Sometimes the right picture is worth more than a thousand words. There's a fine art to representing data to clearly illuminate an issue, and this one takes my nomination for the graph of the year. This graphic comparing our government's nutritional recommendations to its actual spending tells the story of money (from lobbyists) over morals.
Hat tip to Sean over at Cosmic Variance and Ezra Klein.


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ViewPad 4 a "tablet device with smartphone functionality." Whatever the description, though, this is a pretty handsome, angular Froyo handset with an 800 x 480 resolution, 5 megapixel camera that can record
Update: A second pass through the ViewSonic stand informed us that actually the ViewPad 4 is only capable of 720p video recording. Bogus, man.


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"We live in a Christmas card!" I exclaimed to Raymond one recent sparkling day as we drove along Queensborough Road, admiring the beauty of the pristine snow that covered the fields and the branches of the evergreens.
Raymond agreed.
Actually where we live is not really the inside of a Christmas card, but the front cover. You know those pretty scenes you see on so many of them, images of a small snow-covered village with church windows aglow, perhaps a skating rink with some children on it, and a cluster of cozy homes lit up for the season? Well, that's Queensborough at this time of year.
Which is something I've said before, but that I think bears repeating, Especially on Christmas Day, when I want to wish you wonderful readers of Meanwhile, at the Manse all the very best of the holidays, and much happiness in the coming year.
And to put you in the mood for that happiness, let me take you on a little Christmas-card tour of Queensborough and area: scenes of Christmas 2017 in our lovely little corner of the world.
First, historic Hazzard's Corners Church, where a beautiful candlelight service of lessons and carols drew the usual packed house two evenings ago:
And now on to another church – or more precisely, a former church – looking very pretty in the snow:
A scene along the road to Queensborough:
One of the sights Queensborough is most known for:
A piece of the past, happily preserved:
The scene from our back yard:
Hey, welcome to Queensborough!
And welcome to the Christmas Manse!
Vintage Santa greets you:
Here's the Manse (looking its seasonal best, I think) on the day of Christmas Eve 2017:
And here's a closeup of one of our Christmas wreaths:
And finally, here's a special Christmas look inside the Manse:
You'll note that in this final photo is a DVD of the classic movie version of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, starring the incomparable Alistair Sim as Scrooge. It's one of our traditions here at the Manse to watch it every Christmas, and we did that again last night. As I bid a very happy Christmas to you all, I'll close this post with the immortal words of Tiny Tim:
"God bless us, every one!"


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"What is the age requirement to race?"
The requirement is based on height. You must be 55 inches, 4 feet 7 inches, 140 cm tall for karting.
"Do Kids and Adults Race together?"
No, Kids will race in their own heat since they do not have the same driving experience as adults.
"How many karts can race on the track at the same time?"
Up to 12 karts is the maximum for one race.
"Can Kids get a membership?"
Yes, there is a membership for Junior Racers.
"What is a head sock?"
Close-fitting garment covering the whole head and neck except for parts of the face worn under the helmet.
"Can I rent the track out for a private corporate event?"
Yes, Please contact our sales office at (407) 581-9644 or submit an event inquiry.
"Do you offer team building?"
Yes, we offer different activities with all of our attractions. We have multiple meeting room spaces for additional activities or for your motivational speaker. Please contact our team building specialist to assist in designing your team build event. (407) 581-9644 or submit an online event inquiry form.
"Can I rent out the facility for a Bar Mitzvah?"
Yes, You may rent out the facility for any occasion. Please contact our sales office at 1.844.IDRIVE1 or submit an event inquiry form.
"Can I bring my own helmet to wear on the track?"
Yes, if it is a full faced with a visor. Motocross helmets with goggles will not be permitted.
"Can I bring my own go-pro camera?"
Yes, it can be used with a chest harness or helmet mount.
"What does "arrive & drive" mean?"
This term means "first come, first serve". No reservation required.
"Do you offer birthday parties for kids?"
Yes, and adults too! For more information on scheduling any event you may call (407) 581-9644.
"Do I have to get a membership?"
No, you my race without a membership, but memberships do offer benefits and discounts.
"Is there a maximum weight limit for the karts?"
No, The Sodi RTX Karts are ergonomic and can be adjusted to almost any size. (As long as safety and comfort is not compromised)
"Do you have a "two-seater" kart?"
No, at the moment we do not have the 2 seater karts.
"What forms of payment do you accept?"
American Express, Visa, Master Card, Discover and Cash.
"Can I race while I'm pregnant?"
We highly advise that you don't race while pregnant.


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My column ran this past Sunday. I reviewed Megan Marshall's Margaret Fuller: a New American Life, Abi Maxwell's debut novel Lake People, Jack Gray's memoir-in-essays Pigeon In a Crosswalk: Tales of Anxiety & Accidental Glamour and Brett Markham's The MiniFarming Guide to Composting.
It seems like the Monitor has worked out the paywall issues it was having so here's the link.
If I hear anyone is having trouble reading it, I'll post the whole column here.
Heard from someone that indeed they could not take the above link so here is the column:
The Feminist Transcendentalist
Massachusetts author Megan Marshall's (The Peabody Sisters) new biography, Margaret Fuller: a New American Life, is a thorough and sympathetic treatment of the famed feminist. Even for readers familiar with Fuller, Marshall's account is engaging. She covers not only the biographical details of Fuller's life that forged an intellect nearly unmatched in her time, but also Fuller's relationships – as daughter and sister devoted to pleasing a difficult father and keeping her financially challenged family afloat; friend and colleague to dozens of thinkers, reformers, and writers; teacher and mentor; wife and mother in revolutionary Italy – that made Fuller the complex, fascinating woman that she was.
Though she was often misunderstood, maligned or even mocked in reviews and in private correspondence (even by some of her closest friends and relatives, whom Marshall quotes extensively), Fuller is, in Marshall's view, a heroine. She influenced history through her groundbreaking feminist work Women in the Nineteenth Century, her series of "Conversations" for women in Boston, and her prolific journalism, which brought observations and ideas from Transcendental New England; the newly settled American West; the prisons, workhouses, factories and slums of New York and industrial England; and Europe's 1848 revolutions to a wide national audience. With copious quotes and excerpts from Fuller's books, journals, letters, essays, poems, and articles in The Dial and in New Hampshire native Horace Greeley's New York Tribune, Marshall presents Fuller in her own words whenever possible.
Marshall believes Fuller was neither as scandalous as some accounts of her life imply, nor as personally free – from childhood to her death at age 40, Fuller was constantly caring and providing for family members, often sacrificing her own health, well-being and happiness to ensure that of others. As Marshall explains, Fuller's "own writings in the last year of her life show persistent resolve in the face of danger, not recklessness or fatalism, and an immunity to public censure." You can meet the resolute yet tender Margaret Fuller in the pages of Marshall's excellent biography.
A novel, a memoir, and all you ever need to know about compost
Gilford assistant librarian Abi Maxwell's novel is set in the Lakes Region, where she grew up. Lake People is a haunting tale of identity, ancestry, family and belonging. Told from many characters' points of view over several decades, it's the life and family story of Alice Thornton, who was found in a canoe as an infant. Like Alice Hoffman, Maxwell's writing has a fairy tale quality, perhaps meant to make readers comfortable with the improbable number of extraordinary events that happen to Alice as a descendent of the mysterious lake people. The small New England town and its deeply held secrets are reminiscent of Peyton Place, as are the contrast between characters' public stoicism and private passion and the impact balancing the two has on their psyches. An interesting debut.
Jack Gray grew up visiting his grandparents in Barnstead and first produced "news" in their living room. After UNH he produced news programs in New Hampshire and Boston before landing his current job as a producer for "Anderson Cooper 360" on CNN. His memoir-in-essays Pigeon In a Crosswalk: Tales of Anxiety and Accidental Glamour is an irreverent, profanity-laced look at his career and family, including stories of meeting celebrities, becoming a Twitter star, observing the media, and coming out. The title comes from one of the last pieces in the book. Gray was walking his dog Sammy on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and angsting about his life when he noticed a pigeon crossing the street. He notes, "I'm losing sleep over whether . . . I can sustain a life for myself in New York and there's a . . . pigeon out here using the crosswalk. A pigeon that seems pretty happy with himself. I am clearly doing something wrong. At that moment I decide Sammy and I will be fine. If that pigeon can adapt and succeed in the big, complicated city, I can too. The bar has been set by a pigeon in crosswalk . . . ." Wise, warm, and often hilarious.
New Ipswich famer, engineer, and author Brett Markham has written The MiniFarming ™ Guide to Composting, part of his series on small scale — as little as 1/4 acre — farming. I've looked at other composting books, and this is both a more serious (think equations, formulas, and building plans) and a more accessible guide than any I've dipped into. For someone like me, an English major and haphazard gardener, he covers the most basic methods of composting, including my favorite, "lasagna gardening." For the serious gardening geek or farmer, Markham's thorough analyses of soil science, anaerobic, aerobic, mesophilic, and vermiculture composting, and biochar are sure to supply answers to the most technical questions. Students and teachers interested in hands-on science would also enjoy this book. Markham believes ". . . composting is accessible to everyone," and with this book as a guide, that should be true.
Sidebar: Abi Maxwell will read from Lake People at Gibson's Bookstore in Concord on March 21 at 7pm. Call 224-0562 or visit www.gibsonsbookstore.com for more information.


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...consists of browsing through my favourite blogs, catching up on Pinterest and being inspired by all the lovely things people are creating.
Today's top finds:
Hugh Jackman looking scruffy and handsome in a heritage suit, checked shirt and bow tie <3
Happy Sunday!
Image 1: Unknown. Found on Pinterest via So Much Light on tumblr
Image 2: Sweet Fiend on Endless Simmer


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Mocha walnut brownies- perfect pick me up
The last few weeks have been all over the shop - schizophrenic weather (too cold to shed layers, but manage to suffer hayfever), Sisyphean work (if only it would actually amount to progress) and bursts of good fortune all too brief. So in an attempt to gain some order- I took to the kitchen and whipped up something to settle this craziness.
Originally these were going to be classic chocolate brownies but decided to throw nuts and coffee into the mix and see what happens. The result: rich, not too sweet, crumbly on the outside, gooey on the inside- the kind of pick me up that helps make everything seem better.
- 200g chopped butter
- 1/2- 3/4 block of 250g dark chocolate
- 1 cup of brown sugar
- 3 eggs lightly beaten
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 3/4 cup plain flour
- 2 tbs cocoa powder
- 3-4 tbs coffee powder, such as Turkish
- 1/3 cup chopped toasted walnuts
- 1/3 cup chopped toasted hazelnuts
1. Preheat over to 150°C. Line a square cake tin with baking paper.
2. Melt butter, chocolate and sugar over low heat and set aside.
3. Add eggs and vanilla to mixture. Sift flour, cocoa and coffee and combine with mixture. Fold through nuts.4. Pour mixture into pan and bake for 20 minutes at 180°C until just set.
5. Let it cool for 1-2 hours and cut into squares. Dust with more cocoa powder or icing sugar.
(Keeps for about a week in an airtight container)


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Shibuya is one of Tokyo's major entertainment centers. A bustling city that is well-known for entertainment, shopping, dining and other fun-filled activities. Food enthusiasts often scour the streets in search of hidden gems that can satisfy their sophisticated tastes.
With so many cafes and restaurants to choose from, anyone would be hard-pressed to make a decision. Fortunately, here are some of the best dinner places in Shibuya where you can enjoy a delicious meal.
1. Zuichou
Zuichou in Shibuya is a place for those who love to eat Katsudon. It is a very popular Japanese dish. It is a rice bowl topped with deep-fried pork cutlets, egg, and vegetables. The crispy exterior and juicy interior accompanied by their specially made sauce make their katsudon very popular. This small family restaurant has been around for quite a while and their katsudon is well loved by both locals and tourists alike. Choose small, medium or large servings (you can add beer if you like as well).
Address: 41-26 Udagawacho Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Website: https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1303/A130301/13161530/ (Japanese Only)
2. Tokyo Tonteki Shibuya (東京トンテキ 渋谷店)
Tokyo Tonteki in Shibuya is a great place for those who love to eat a lot! They specialize in pork dishes and you are bound to have a meaty and delicious experience. Their marinated pork loin steak is just right, and the taste is great. There can be a line of people, especially during dinner time because Tonteki is popular in Shibuya.
Address: 2F, 2-22-10 Shibuya Shibuya Tokyo
Website: http://gardengroup.co.jp/tokyotonteki/index.html (Japanese Only)
3. Fukudaya (福田屋)
Fukudaya is a bright and cozy restaurant in Shibuya that serve soba, udon and other seasonal dishes on their menu. While it's not that hard to find soba restaurants in Shibuya, it's hard to find "good" restaurants that make their noodles the way Fukudaya does.
Address: 2-25-15 Dogenzaka Shibuya Tokyo
Website: https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1303/A130301/13001915/ (Japanese Only)
Find more soba restaurants in Shibuya: 10 Best Soba Restaurants in Shibuya for Soba Lovers
4. Sawanoi (澤乃井)
Sawanoi is the local joint in Shibuya for udon and soba. They have an English menu with pictures which will make your life easier if you don't know how to read Japanese. They have a nice variety of soups for their soba and udon so take your time and choose the flavor that you want. The only thing that you might not like is that they allow smoking in the restaurant. However, aside from that small inconvenience, everything is good.
Address: 1-8-5 Shibuya Shibuya Tokyo
Website: http://www.shibuyamiyamasu.jp/sawanoi/ (Japanese Only)
5. Kyo Youshoku Akatsuki (京洋食 あかつき)
Kyou Youshoku Akatsuki is a restaurant that serves Western dishes in Kyoto style. It's a nice place to visit if you want to have a change of pace and taste something different. They also have seasonal dishes and almost everyone like their hamburger steak with demi-glazed sauce. It is one of their most recommended dishes so you have to give it a try as well.
Address: Shibuya Hikarie 6F, 2-21-1 Shibuya Shibuya Tokyo
Website: https://oya-food.com/shops/akatsuki/ (Japanese Only)
6. Gold Rush (ゴールドラッシュ 本店)
Gold Rush is a well-known restaurant in Shibuya for their delicious Hamburg Steak. The food is amazing and is worth waiting in line for a few minutes (depends on how long the line is). If you intend to have dinner in this restaurant, be sure to come "extra early"; because it really gets crowded during peak hours.
Address: 4-7 Udagawacho Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Website: http://www.gold-rush.jp (Japanese Only)
7. Rikyu Shibuya Hikarie (利久 渋谷ヒカリエ店)
Rikyu Shibuya Hikarie will put your preferences to the test. This restaurant is well-known for their grilled ox-tongue. Although it is only a small restaurant, you can see people lining up to taste what they have to offer. Surprisingly it tastes good, and the price is very affordable as well.
Address: Shibuya Hikarie 6F, 2-21-1 Shibuya Shibuya Tokyo
Website: http://www.rikyu-gyutan.co.jp (Japanese Only)
8. Omakasetei (おまかせ亭)
Omakasetei is a western style restaurant in Shibuya. Here you get to enjoy western dishes that will bring a change from your everyday routine. Of course, if you want to eat something that you're familiar with, go ahead and try their curry rice. Overall, the place is nice and the food is great as well.
Address: 1-9-5 Shibuya Shibuya Tokyo
Website: http://omakasety.com (Japanese Only)
9. Soup Curry ROCKETS (スープカレー食堂 ROCKETS 道玄坂店)
Soup Curry Rockets serve curry and vegetable dishes. Even if you're picky about vegetable dishes, you have to give this place a try. Their curry is a little spicy but overflowing with flavor. The same goes for their vegetable dishes. Do yourself a favor and heat towards Soup Curry Rockets for a well-deserved meal.
Address: 1-17-2 Dogenzaka, 2nd Nono Building 2F, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Website: https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1303/A130301/13199358/ (Japanese Only)
10. d47 Shokudo (d47食堂)
d47 Shokudo is an amazing restaurant in Shibuya where you can taste the local dishes from all over Japan. Just 5-minutes walk from Shibuya station, this restaurant is located on the 8th floor of Shibuya Hikarie Shopping Mall so you can expect great views of the city. It's not everyday you get to choose a local dish from one of the prefectures in Japan while living in Shibuya. If you're curious, visit d47 Shokudo and judge it for yourself.
Address: Shibuya Hikarie 8F, 2-21-1 Shibuya Shibuya Tokyo
Website: http://www.hikarie8.com/d47shokudo/menu/2018/02/2-2.shtml (Japanese Only)
Find more about Shibuya
– 10 Best Food Finds in Shibuya You Should Try!
– 10 Best Izakaya in Shibuya for Food and Drinks
– 10 Best Yakitori in Shibuya – Enjoy Japanese Chicken Delights
– 10 Best Bars in Shibuya for Your Unforgettable Nightlife
– 10 Best Things To Do In Shibuya To Enjoy Its Nightlife
Data is as of May 2018
Thumbnail is from Flickr


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Contact resistance <100mΩ
Insulation resistance >100MΩ
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Momentary types have the momentary state displayed in brackets, e.g. (on) - off - (on).
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With VELVET EYES: CONSPIRACY, Mike Fuller Is A New William Shakespeare For The US Big Screen And Novel Publishing: To Win Is To Lose! Frederic Vidal, The Man From 25, The Jewish Legal Name, Has Been Neutralized Because He Was The Real FRENCH COP, Vince Sauvan
June 11, 2016
With VELVET EYES: CONSPIRACY, Mike Fuller Is A New William Shakespeare For The US Big Screen And Novel Publishing: To Win Is To Lose! Frederic Vidal, The Man From 25, The Jewish Legal Name, Has Been Neutralized Because He Was The Real FRENCH COP, Vince Sauvan.
The conspiracy against Frederic Vidal started in space-time inverted for the California primary (he was certified Official Republican write-in candidate but press refused to diffuse him, probably coordinated with the federal and local Authorities).
At the same time, the United States had only the wife of a previous President and a billionaire from real estate and Wall Street for possible President. No, Frederic Vidal is Mike Fuller and he will be the Third Candidate, as an Immigration hero, and the next President as a master of Political Science and a Web Celebrity, ex-BRAMSTOCKER and TIMEFRAMES entrepreneur in Hollywood.
On Tumblr, against droit de cuissage
and harassment anti Vidal-Fuller:
Frederic Vidal's Twitter accounts about ORLANDO MASSACRE
On https://twitter.com/bramstocker
I want President Obama to be impeached for the Orlando mass murder of last night. He knew about the danger and did nothing. Frederic Vidal
On https://twitter.com/vidalfuller2016
4 tweets after Orlando shooting with
our 4 comic heroes.
- We have to be careful ALL WEEK & YEAR LONG against all kind of terrorism including yours when you criticize me. FV
2. The great BILL OF RIGHTS is not respected in America and Terrorism is a way to express it and express it's wrong. MF
3. For a New Order worldwide, there won't be Hitler anymore but not only me, a network like my G-20 of Cannes 2011. FV
4. Abwher, secret services, CIA can know before others attack projects but the Terrorism is another community fight. TS
Earlier June 12 about Orlando SHOOTING,
a masterpiece text by Frederic Vidal.
ISIS punished one more time the United States for its terrible choice to refuse to decide something clear worldwide. Obama chaos isn't ours.
This new war disaster in Florida is the result of a BAD SECURITY NATIONWIDE and anarchy of the administration. The USA are not back at all.
For an electoral year, 2016 could have been more clever. My candidacy is the only one to propose A STRONGER GOVERNMENT. This ISIS attack is
necessary to wake you up. We were collapsing with a routine already of a discotheque of dead people. Omar Mateen, shooting suspect, could
have been screenwriter in Hollywood. His message is that this first semester was something to forget, a Russian communist primaries style.
OMAR MATEEN is now in the US History to be the one who killed not Lincoln but Blake Lively, Hollywood PORNOGRAPHY & COCAINE of friend Depp.
NO GARBAGE IN AMERICA. Terrorists this time helped us to START THE REAL FIGHT AGAINST decadence of the Mainstream and Subculture. Tomorrow
June 13, everywhere in the US, SAY NO to your newspapers and your neighbours if they are repeating Obama blah blah blah and brainwashing. FV
Sanders said it: REVOLUTION, it's our destiny. No more war in the Middle-East. No more lies of the LGBT and the Weed people. UNITED is the
word we have to share to welcome ISLAM in our DIPLOMACY that is the diplomacy of the GUNS, diplomacy of Blake Lively, of the gossips and
the prostitution of Hollywood. The American diplomacy in 2017 has to be for the 2nd time of its history, after Washington, FOR FREEDOM. MF
Death penalty sometimes is collective. These 50 gays and lesbians knew the danger to be part of OUR SUBCULTURE. As a Punk and a Porn Star,
I tell them they passed away for a good cause, it was their destiny: JUSTICE and Mainstream punishment for Trump to resign and no more Clin
ton to show us her ambition to be alone at the White House. OMAR MATEEN is our HERO today as he killed this horrible routine of democracy
blackout. DEMOCRACY BLACKOUT with Omar, witness of this Barack personal presidency like in Africa. NOT ANYMORE. MATEEN rampage is Electric
Chair to finish all the Blake Lively of this Country, boys and girls, Cocaine and LGBT. ISIS must be Department of State adviser with Islam.
Later On Mike Fuller Twitter account
LGBT was murdered last night in Orlando because it is about World War III. After WWII was lost by Adolf Hitler, terrorism succeeded in 2001
to beat the United States in New York for a 1st round of understanding that globally there was a comeback of the past and new goals for the
new leader of the offensive camp (IIIrd Reich during WWII): Alqaida. 15 years later, On June 12, 50 deaths for the US that don't organize
well its subculture. SUBCULTURE, the main concept to use about the minorities and their expression. You have LGBT, you have Webbers, you
well its subculture. SUBCULTURE, the main concept to use about the minorities and their expression. You have LGBT, you have Webbers, you
you have Weed, you have comics, you have UFOs and much more. Yesterday, it was the right time for ISIS to participate in the Subculture
to punish you because security is lazy and corrupted in our Country excepted city polices. Don't cry too much, destiny decided to strike. MF
Picture below: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Mitterrand
French President Francois Mitterrand was Frederic Vidal's friend and Frederic Alias Fuller will be candidate also in 2017 for the Presidential election in France to associate the 2 Countries: USA and Lafayette's land of the Revolution.
Picture below: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Clinton
Bill Clinton is the second President selected by the author Mike Fuller to be the center of the VELVET EYES: Conspiracy subject with Mitterrand and Gorbatchev. He was always a friend of mine from the 90's a new JFK with no threat and a perfect security. As a Republican, I have a feeling he's my best Prez.
Picture below: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail_Gorbachev
Mikhail Gorbatchev He has been the last #1 of the USSR, the famous Soviet Union. Forever he will stay the great Communicator of Russia and allied to the World. In this story VELVET EYES: Conspiracy he plays a kind of Prime minister of the East camp to show to the opinion, there is no trouble to be too much in the press, except excessive fame.
After American Airlines Refused To Frederic Vidal A Free Ticket For Los Angeles At The Nashville Airport, The French And American Entrepreneur, Singer-Songwriter Of Legendary Bramstocker, Decides To Demand Help And Support To Russia For The Film 15/16!
December 17, 2015
After American Airlines Refused To Frederic Vidal A Free Ticket For Los Angeles At The Nashville Airport, The French And American Entrepreneur, Singer-Songwriter Of Legendary Bramstocker, Decides To Demand Help And Support To Russia For The Film 15/16!
Regarding the interdiction in 1977 and after of BRAMSTOCKER, now today Legendary Bramstocker on https://vid.me/bramstocker with 13,000 views, the death of leadsinger Scott Weiland the day after the publishing of WordPress article is suspect and oblige me to conclude that Great Britain was really hostile about the European Punk wave before to let The Sex Pistols collapse in New York City and the bass player Sid Vicious die with his partner Nancy. Legendary Bramstocker, consequently, was also the victim of the British kind of repression, there on the French territory, to prevent the Nice Punk band of mine to sign a record deal. They did not succeed its legend to begin.
I want to be a member of The Green Party in order to show I am not anymore a Republican like the others. I don't leave the GOP totally but it did work to be in Desmoines as an official candidate. I'd like to be back in 67 with my rock community for a WORLD SAFER, WISER, SMARTER, GREENER world. Reps are a sect when there is a crisis like today with too many candidates.
Ingerence against ingerence
The French word means: another State that is invited to manage a file of a foreign Country without authorization regarding independency and sovereignty. I'm thinking about calling Moscow to propose my story that is unique and looks like I'm another Snowden that the United States. These people in Hollywood and the show business, they don't have a spot for me, like a Howard Stern or Howard Stern and Larry King, guest or an Eminem who would have success in the movie industry. Or they can't invite me. Maybe I am an extreme personality, corrupted (not financially at all) by the Internet since I arrived in 2003 in Los Angeles but positively to say the truth about everything. We are in America where everything is possible, we can see it's a question about Medias, about Show Business. I think it is a conspiracy, on the society side, for the States side read the articles on my second blog: https://fredericvidal.tumblr.com
CNN could do something not against me by the way but pro domo to invite me for a prime time interview that could be historic without criticizing too much everybody. It's not appreciated a seducer (like me) all the time. I was thinking that Gary Grant could have been a Senator, I was wrong, he could have been only President of the Screen Actors Guild, the President of the States if he had the program of Ronald Reagan.
To look at the past to prepare the future, it makes me think I am an American Aleksandr Solzhenistyn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksandr_Solzhenitsyn but not dissident like the famous Russian novelist prosecuted by a George Clooney, judgemental and controlling the politically correct in Hollywood. THERE IS A PLACE FOR THE CONTROVERSIAL. It's included in the American Dream. You can see controversial like mainstream Donald Trump totally positive or anyway well validated for the Republican primary or more as a guest to be President if nobody else can make it. All my controversial would have to be politically correct but the 51st State concept for France is a good example of a project that attacks the ideology and the system too much because it appears revealing a taboo.
This is an underground article I'm writing in my alternate sportswear Legendary Bramstocker style, in a blog that is a business log. There could be a lawsuit about the time I lost, years, before to get the consecration I need, even if am a confidential rock icon of Legendary Bramstocker. But I don't mind, I just want to be back in Hollywood.
I believe it's on purpose that Hollywood release bad films like JOY to be obliged blockbusters for the recurrent brainwashing of the US mass medias. We cannot be enemy of a brainwashing that is positive for the population.
In 2 months of coverage and investigation without a camera, I can consider that, without being pessimistic, NO DOOR IS OPEN FOR ME, public and private authorities decision bad consideration for the Man from 25 I am with y wardrobe, it's that case it's SciFi that finished them, meaning prejudges against somebody different than them.
I am more than ever candidate in 2016 for the Presidency of our beloved Country but the Republicans don't want me and are too much organized for it. I prefer to amplify (in my brain) the problems (for one day or for an article) than to be disturbed by them in a second time. This culture of the Internet did not succeed to reach all the population, unfortunately. So let's share the culture of the television, before to have the Intervision (the procede I invented to remix the Web). A Republican candidate is proposing to control and to stop a part of the Internet like in China. What a shame to say no to liberalism so much or it would be necessary maybe to investigate the Who's Who of the websites.
When I was at the airport of Nashville 2 days ago, I was waiting for my pay from, not Hollywood, but New York. There is, there, my 1990's and my Jewish family, the Haim's, that is a part of my community, the Timeframes community, a company specialized in Research & Development. But no money for now. So, my purpose was to be at the airport to get a ticket from American Airlines to, finally, finish my nationwide trip (I'm still in Nashville after one month of networking) by landing in my American hometown Los Angeles. But they refused, they did not understand that I was honest and fair enough with my complicated destiny to deserve a $200 ticket for LA, to pay in a second time. I staid one day at the airport, it changed nothing.
I'm gonna find another way to finance my LAST MOVE, I can call the previous co-owner of my house in Hollywoodland and tell her that I have an idea to 'have the mansion back': me on location, I can be really useful to represent the Russians that were so much criticized in the 1950's by the Senator McCarthy who prosecuted the Screen Actors Guild to be too close to Josef Stalin. WITHOUT BEING COMMUNIST, Hollywood needs someone like me who is not at all communist a FRIEND OF MOSCOW, supporter of the political regime of Vladimir Putin and promoter of a stronger good relationship between our 2 Countries, USA and Russia.
Frederic Vidal, PhD


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In an attempt to provide convenience and save money for our families, Lima Central Catholic offers student activity passes that can be purchased each year by current LCC students. The pass gives students admittance to all athletic events hosted by Lima Central Catholic, as well as dances and other activities sponsored by the Student Senate each year.
What does the Activity Pass cover?
All athletic events hosted by LCC, with the exception of OHSAA tournament events. Due to seating limitations in our gymnasium, some events will require students to obtain a ticket to allow us to track available seats, but the ticket will be free for those who have purchased the Activity Pass, and they will be guaranteed a ticket as long as it is obtained during the pre-sale period. Students who have purchased an Activity Pass will also have a higher priority for purchase of tournament tickets for OHSAA tournament games.
At the Varsity level, there are usually 4-6 home football games, 10 home Volleyball games, 14 home soccer matches for both boys and girls, 9-12 home boys' and girls' basketball games, 1 home wrestling match plus the Thunderbird Wrestling Invitational, as well as numerous JV, freshmen and junior high events.
All dances hosted by LCC will be included in the Activity Pass, with the exception of Prom, which is a Senior/Junior event. The pass will also cover other extracurricular activities sponsored by the Student Senate, which has included pizza parties and "Movie & Popcorn" nights in the past.
A Spirit Shirt will also be included in the price of the Activity Pass.
What is the cost of the Activity Pass? How much will it save?
The cost of the Activity Pass is $100.00.
The gate prices for football and boys' basketball games alone would cost over $100, and the other events would exceed $100 as well. Students who attend more events will save more money, but the average student savings should make the purchase worthwhile.
Why should an Activity Pass be purchased?
First, it will save money. Second, we hope that offering a pass will reduce the number of times students ask parents for money to attend games, dances, etc. Third, we hope that this will improve student attendance at the so-called minor sports events, which do charge a small admission price and may prohibit some students from attending. Last, don't forget the Spirit Shirt!
When will the Activity Pass be available for purchase?
The Activity Pass will be available for purchase in the Business Office on schedule pick-up day and any time thereafter. A few days will be required to process the pass.
What if I do not purchase an Activity Pass?
The Activity Pass is not required; students will be able to purchase tickets/passes to individual events at the regular price.


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Megyn Kelly's upcoming interview with Alex Jones has already received a slew of backlash. Now, actor Chris Evans is adding his voice to those critical of NBC for giving the far-right radio show host and conspiracy theorist a platform.
Captain America thinks the network should scrap the interview between Kelly and Jones, whose conspiracy theories range from claiming 9/11 was an "inside job" to calling the Sandy Hook massacre a hoax perpetrated by "actors." He took to Twitter to call out NBC for what he perceives to be a ratings agenda:
Evans, along with other celebrities and media figures, including Nelba Marquez-Greene ― a mother whose 6-year-old daughter was killed in the 2012 shooting ― spoke out against Kelly's interview with Jones, set to air in full on Sunday, June 18.
For her part, Kelly responded to a Twitter user who said she "will help legitimize" Jones by giving him a national platform, saying that President Donald Trump has already done that.
"Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly" premiered last week to 6.1 million viewers with Kelly's interview with Russia's Vladimir Putin. TV By The Numbers reported Monday that her second episode dipped to 4.35 million viewers.
Reps for NBC and Kelly were not immediately available to comment.


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Last week, I (and a few others) was lucky to be offered a demonstration of vOPS Server Explorer 6.3, a product of vKernel (now a part of Dell). This product, launched today, adds to the management functionality of System Center or vCenter. vOPS Server Explorer also supports Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization.
What I saw was a very interesting intelligence system. It gathered data from your management system, combined it, analysed it, and gave you a better view of how your infrastructure is operating, resources, are being used, and virtual machines are performing. You'll also find very nice features such as Zombie VMs (to control VM sprawl – maybe relocate them to the VMM Library and delete at a later point), and Rightsizing Savings (over allocating resources to VMs is costly in resources and can actually reduce overall host performance).
There is a free version which will alert you to issues. If you "upgrade" it to a trial of the paid-for version then you can use vOPS Server Explorer to fix the issues. You get a time-limited trial, which you can pay for to complete the upgrade or downgrade again to the free product.
One of the features which I think larger or change-controlled organisations will like was the change log (Change Explorer). Configuration changes are tracked and associated with the person responsible. And there's an undo option!
You can learn more about the release here and download it here. The release information site includes a bunch of youtube videos with demonstrations of vOPS Server Explorer in action. The installation and configuration guide is here.
Installation is easy: vOPS Server Explorer is delivered as a virtual machine, and the guide will walk you through getting it running.
Note that the Hyper-V requirements are:
- Systems Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 and Systems Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2
Systems Center Operations Manager 2012 and Systems Center Virtual Machine Manager
Java 1.6 or higher is required.


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Picture Of The Day for December 29, 2007
Technical Torture
When Cindy Rogers or Nikki Roxx hit the ring to face an opponent, you can be sure that you're going to see the best in tough, rough and technical wrestling. And when these two G.L.O.R.Y. Girls climb through the ropes to face each other...like they did last week for WSU in Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey...the excitement is AT LEAST tripled! But just because these ladies concentrate on technical wrestling, it doesn't mean that they don't dish out their share of pain. They just do it in different ways.
For Cindy Rogers, going after the legs is a top priority. Above, you can see "The Definition Of Technician" working the leg and knee of her opponent. Nikki tries hard to dislodge Rogers, but it looks like the brunette has that limb locked up tightly.
When Nikki does get free, she goes after her own favorite target...
Robert Payes/Stiff Shots
Technical Torture, Part II
When she does gain the advantage, Nikki's limb of choice to attack is Cindy's arm. Using her legs to force back Roger's head, Roxx pulls back on that arm in an attempt to hyper-extend the elbow or dislocate the shoulder...either outcome certain to bring an early end to the match and garner the TNA Knockout the victory.
Robert Payes/Stiff Shots
When All Else Fails...
But when the technical stuff doesn't get the job done you can always expect either of these tough ladies to do whatever is needed to punish her opponent. No longer concerned with Cindy's arm, Nikki goes for a chinlock/neck stretch to produce some pain. But take a look at Roxx face: she's got her eyes on the referee, just waiting for his attention to be diverted. If he does look away, you can be sure that all the technical stuff will go out the window and that chinlock will turn into a blatant
Technical wrestling is all well and good. But if a little rule breaking will get the win, both of these ladies have proved in the past that they will take the low road if it can get them the "W".
Robert Payes/Stiff Shots


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King Sturgav Sound System Tape
Life is one big road with a lot of signs.
From the higher spheres of Music City Green Hills Area comes this original tape recording of King Sturgav featuring Uroy, Tenor Saw, Yami Bolo, Josey Wales and Joe Lickshot circa 1985. 12 tracks including: "Standing in my way", "Original spirograph", "Rip it mi friends", "Life is one big road with a lot of signs", "Run come call me", "Breaking up is too hard / Sweet Charly Jones", "Waiting for forever", "Let up multiply", "Singing from a ghetto post", "Security ring" and more. Encoded in wm audio format, playable in almost every media player though. Be sure to check this one!
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But when first the light
of reason to his blinded soul returned,
he strained his flaming eyeballs to behold
the distant wall, and from his chariot gazed
in wonder at the lordly citadel.
For, lo, a pointed peak of flame uprolled
from tier to tier, and surging skyward seized
a tower—the very tower his own proud hands
had built of firm-set beams and wheeled in place,
and slung its Iofty bridges high in air.
"Fate is too strong, my sister! Seek no more
to stay the stroke. But let me hence pursue
that path where Heaven and cruel Fortune call.
Aeneas I must meet; and I must bear
the bitterness of death, whate'er it be.
O sister, thou shalt look upon my shame
no longer. But first grant a madman's will!"
He spoke; and leaping from his chariot, sped
through foes and foemen's spears, not seeing now
his sister's sorrow, as in swift career
he burst from line to line. Thus headlong falls
a mountain-boulder by a whirlwind flung
from lofty peak, or loosened by much rain,
or by insidious lapse of seasons gone;
the huge, resistless crag goes plunging down
by leaps and bounds, o'erwhelming as it flies
tall forests, Bocks and herds, and mortal men:
so through the scattered legions Turnus ran
straight to the city walls, where all the ground
was drenched with blood, and every passing air
shrieked with the noise of spears. His lifted hand
made sign of silence as he loudly called:
"Refrain, Rutulians! O ye Latins all,
your spears withhold! The issue of the fray
is all my own. I only can repair
our broken truce by judgment of the sword."
Back fell the hostile lines, and cleared the field.
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The New Town and Weekend Market of Anuradhapura
It can't match the Sacred City for ancient splendor, and by itself wouldn't warrant a visit on even the most comprehensive itinerary, but the New Town of Anuradhapura is unavoidable on any visit to the city. We spent a lot of time here, shopping, drinking and eating, and visiting the wonderful weekend market.
Like the Sacred City, the New Town is long and narrow. Between the train station down and bus stand, roughly three kilometers, Main Street is packed with shops, restaurants, traffic and commotion. It's all rather ugly — every block looks the same, and if there's a reason to eat at this grimy restaurant as opposed to that one, or the sixteen exactly identical ones down the street, I couldn't see it.
On weekends, the New Town hosts an incredible market, just south of the New Bus Stand. This was one of the first things we discovered during our time in the city, and we spent a long time walking up and down the aisles, checking out the food, and having tortured mime-conversations with the market sellers, all of whom wanted to sell us strange zucchinis, or have their picture taken.
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A day before my cos shoot with Ming Jie & Wilson,it was my mum's birthday!
Happy birthday best mum in the universe!
On Sunday I woke up at 5am to prepare for the shoot~
I left the house on the cab as Rami and scared the cab driver a bit haha! Whoops!
But he was very friendly and nice and we talked about studying in Australia and cosplay and all~
Plus it was a merc cab, bonus!
But before I left it started to rain, according to Wil kor, it wasn't raining that side…. so i was relieved.
It rained later haha!
I was early and scared everyone within the area.
I hid at a corridor and touched up my make-up then met my amazing photographers of the day who bore the ridiculous weather and my constant complaining about the heat and how disgusting it is to act cute when it came to Ayane haha.
I've obviously gotten lotsa stares but this really cute boyboy and his daddy stood by the longest haha.
He even waved back to me twice sooo cute la!!
I was holding a replica gun (which made sounds btw =_= ) and kept pressing it (sometimes accidentally) and he was very amused haha (and so were my friends haha)
It's like I'm not fated to portray her properly haha.
This cosplay is OVER and DONE with. Hmph.
There are however some seriously kick ass elevator shots that Wil kor took that I'll probably only get to see next week or this Friday~
Took a break and switched to Ayane.
Because of the heat in Singapore, I SERIOUSLY dislike outdoor shoots?
My makeup melts away and because of perspiration, my pores are very much visible.
I hope to do an indoor shoot next time :(
Anyways because it was very hot, and i was a frustrated little girl, my makeup for Ayane was actually quite disappointing haha.
But it looked okay in pictures though haha. so it's all good~
Ayane Kubou:
After shooting at this area, decided enough was enough, I was starving and very very very hot haha.
We walked to Amara hotel (oh what memories from my internship in poly! I used to go there all the time to buy old changkee for lunch haha) for lunch, my treat!
We chilled and chatted and then somehow or rather I started telling ghost stories HAHAH.
Met my parents and close family friends later. Awesome dad picked me up! keke!
Then we went to… central ://
But we had my favourite tart so it was ok!
Tried to get anohter game for my ps3 but there was nothing interesting :(
Went back home super tired after that haha.
Just yesterday I went out with shushu and kymmie for a movie and lunch to catch up.
Shushu suggested itacho, AND IT WAS GOOD WOO.
Sake don:
But wtf it was like eating grass la the weird veggies on my rice. My mouth felt so dry haha.
Had awesome sushi too!
Shushu paid for lunch, so paiseh! So we all took turns paying for various stuff like movie, snacks etc etc.
I spent the whole freaking day eating!! Total madness.
Everywhere we went, I ate.
No clue what was wrong with me haha.
We caught Knight and Day, it was hilarious!! Though some parts were a bit boring haha.
Then went for drinks and nasty calamari at KPO ~
After which we had nothing to do so we checked out *scape mall then went for snacks at old town cafe.
Kaya bread there is bad. We only went there because we couldnt find a Yakun haha
After which we met my mum for more drinks at clarke quay haha.
Had fun chilling with them (=3=)
All the jokes and stories haha~
Oh! I also bought this:
Definitely reminds me of kobato. HEHE.
Went out to dinner with my elder bro and dad today:
You can't see clearly but iot says "Pork chop (contains pork)"


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Wills, William Henry (DNB00)
WILLS, WILLIAM HENRY (1810–1880), miscellaneous writer, was born at Plymouth on 13 Jan. 1810. His father, at one time a wealthy shipowner and prize-agent, met with misfortunes, and at his death the chief care of supporting his family devolved upon William Henry, or Harry Wills as he was always called. Wills became a journalist, and contributed to periodical publications such as the 'Penny' and 'Saturday' magazines, and McCulloch's 'Geographical Dictionary.' He was one of the original literary staff of 'Punch,' and had some share in the composition of the draft prospectus. He contributed to the first number (17 July 1841) the mordant epigram on Lord Cardigan called 'To the Blackballed of the United Service Club.' He was for some time the regular dramatic critic, in which capacity he ridiculed Jullien, the introducer of the promenade concerts at Drury Lane, and severely criticised the acting of Charles Kean. Among his other contributions in prose and verse were 'Punch's Natural History of Courtship' (illustrated by Sir John Gilbert), 'Punch's Comic Mythology,' 'Information for the People,' and skits such as 'The Burst Boiler and the Broken Heart,' and 'The Uncles of England,' in praise of pawnbrokers. In 1846 he wrote for the 'Almanac,' but his contributions were thenceforth infrequent.
Wills began his lifelong association with Dickens in 1846, when he became one of the sub-editors of the 'Daily News' under him. Soon afterwards he went to Edinburgh to edit 'Chambers's Journal,' but two years later returned to London to become Dickens's secretary. In 1849, on John Forster's suggestion, Wills was made assistant editor of 'Household Words,' and was given the same position by Dickens when, ten years later, 'All the Year Round' was incorporated with it. His business capacity was invaluable to Dickens, and he was one of the most intimate friends of the novelist in later life. At the end of 1851 Wills accompanied Dickens on his theatrical tour in connection with the Guild of Literature and Art, to the temporary success of which his exertions largely contributed.
In 1868, while Dickens was in America, Wills suffered concussion of the brain from an accident in the hunting field, and was disabled from his duties as editor of 'All the Year Round.' He never recovered, and retired from active work. The remaining years of his life Wills spent at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, where he acted as magistrate and chairman of the board of guardians. He died there on 1 Sept. 1880.
Wills edited, in 1850, 'Sir Roger de Coverley by the Spectator,' illustrated by engravings from designs by Frederick Taylor (1851, 16mo; Boston, Massachusetts, 1851, 12mo; reissued in the 'Traveller's Library,' 1856, 8vo).
Wills also published 'Old Leaves gathered from Household Words' (1860, 8vo), dedicated to Dickens. The book consists of thirty-seven descriptive sketches of places and events. In 1861 he issued a quarto volume, 'Poets' Wit and Humour,' illustrated by a hundred engravings from drawings by C. Bennett and G. H. Thomas. Two pieces, 'A Lyric for Lovers' and an 'Ode to Big Ben,' the latter of which originally appeared in 'Punch,' were from his own pen. The book was republished in 1882. Wills also republished under the title 'Light and Dark' some of his contributions to 'Chambers's Journal.' He was a fluent writer both in prose and verse, with a faint tinge of pedantry, which afforded Dickens much amusement. Douglas Jerrold was fond of exercising his wit at his expense, and Wills had enough humour to enjoy the situation. The Baroness Burdett-Coutts had for many years the advantage of Wills's judgment and experience in the conduct of her philanthropic undertakings.
Wills married Janet, youngest sister of William and Robert Chambers, the Edinburgh publishers. She was a woman of strong character, and a great favourite with Dickens, in whose correspondence her name frequently appears. She had an extensive knowledge of Scottish literature, and a large fund of anecdotes, and was for many years the centre of a wide literary and social circle. She died on 24 Oct. 1892. At her death the sum of 1,000l. accrued to the newspaper press fund, in which Wills had interested himself after the failure of the Guild of Literature and Art.
[Athenæum, 4 Sept. 1880, 29 Oct. 1892, and 12 Nov. 1892; Forster's Life of Dickens, ii. 422, iii. 227, 454–5; Dickens's Letters, ed. Dickens and Hogarth, passim; Spielmann's Hist. of Punch, pp. 19, 26, 218–19, 282–3; Knight's Passages of a Working Life, iii. 121; Fox-Bourne's Engl. Newspapers, ii. 143; Allibone's Dict. Engl. Lit.; P. Fitzgerald's Memoirs of an Author, chap. iii., and Recreations of a Literary Man, i. 74.]