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Since taking over as head coach of the Canadian men's national team in August, Benito Floro has been on the hunt for young talent to help make his side competitive in the years ahead.
Over the next several weeks, he'll have his best opportunity yet to see exactly what the future may have in store – and so will Canadian fans.
The FIFA Under-17 World Cup kicks off in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, and Canada will be making their second straight appearance in the biennial competition.
Under head coach Sean Fleming, the Canadians will be looking to build on their performance in 2011, the high point of which was a famous 2-2 draw with England that featured a late equalizer from Toronto FC goalkeeper Quillan Roberts. That result earned Canada their first-ever point in the competition in their fifth all-time appearance.
This time out, Canada find themselves in Group E of the six-group, 24-team field, alongside Austria (Saturday, 9 am ET), Iran (Oct. 22, 9 am ET) and Argentina (Oct. 25, noon ET). The top two finishers in each group, along with the top four third-place finishers, will qualify for the knockout stages.
Before Canada can dream of the round of 16, though, they'll need to focus on procuring a first-ever win. The team did show some attacking flair in this year's CONCACAF Under-17 Championship, with Vancouver Whitecaps Residency midfielder Marco Bustos, FC Edmonton midfielder Hanson Boakai (above) and Toronto FC Academy striker Jordan Hamilton among the standouts.
Canada booked a spot in the U-17 World Cup by reaching the semifinals of that tournament and would go on to defeat Honduras (who also qualified) on penalty kicks in the third-place game. Mexico and Panama contested the CONCACAF final, with the Mexicans – the reigning Under-17 World Cup champions – taking the continental crown.
For some players, the turnaround from this tournament to the senior national team is quick – Samuel Piette and Keven Aleman went from the Under-17 World Cup in 2011 to representing Canada at this past summer's CONCACAF Gold Cup. So this year's team could very well feature players that will be on Floro's radar as Canada look ahead to qualification for Russia 2018.
At the very least, there's a good chance the kids will do something the senior national team hasn't been able to do in a long time – score a goal.

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On July 29, 2011, I found myself sitting in a kayak, paddling quietly off of Oderin Island, in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. I couldn't help but marvel at the good fortune that brought me to this beautiful place in the name of doing archaeology.
As a way of explaining how I came to be sitting in a kayak with archaeology gear stowed in the hatches and strapped to every available space on the boat's deck, I suppose I ought to backtrack a little.
My name is Amanda Crompton, and I work and study in the Department of Archaeology at Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland. I'm an almost (almost!) completed archaeology PhD candidate, a sometime undergraduate course instructor, and part-time co-ordinator for a large research project. My own research interests revolve around the European presence in Newfoundland—and Europeans have been coming to Newfoundland for a very long time—which means there's lots of different kinds of archaeology to do in Newfoundland.
I'm particularly interested in the French presence in Newfoundland. The French have a long history in Newfoundland; since the early sixteenth century, French fishing ships sailed across the Atlantic to catch, process and dry codfish on Newfoundland's shores. This was a seasonal venture for a long time, so the French didn't live here year round. That all changed in the mid-seventeenth century, the French founded an official colony at Plaisance (now the community of Placentia).
I was fortunate enough to direct an archaeological project at Placentia that explored the remnants of the colony for four years, and the project continues on today. I'm now interested in the French settlement that occurred outside of the colony—the unofficial settlements that were established in Placentia Bay, on the Burin Peninsula, and off the south coast of the island of Newfoundland.
One of these settlements was established on Oderin Island. We know it as Oderin today, which is an English adaptation of its original French name, Audierne. Oderin is located in western Placentia Bay, about 9 kilometers offshore from the Burin peninsula. The first reference to permanent settlement on the island is by two families, one of whom was the Lafosse family. Only a handful of historic documents mention the Lafosse settlement, and most of those don't contain much detail. This means that most of what we're going to learn about the settlement is going to come from archaeology. Still, what we know of the Lafosse family from these documents is fascinating, and their story was one of the main reasons behind my decision to do archaeology on Oderin Island. I think their story would make a fantastic movie, actually. It's a complicated story, which means it's a long one, so bear with me.


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US-EU Integration moves closer to a single Economic/Political Integration (While You Slept)
The United States-European Union Parliament has been a reality since 1999 with American members of Congress and European members of Parliament meeting together with corporations to "Harmonize" the two regions, acting as one government. Corporations from both regions will be the driving force for this integration of the US-EU, both economically and politically. United States sovereignty will be history when this integration is finalized.
The goal for this integration of the US and the European Union is to adopt "by December 2015 of the key elements of a 'Transatlantic Partnership Agreement'…including stronger institutional structures for the relationship."
PHOTO: The US-EU will become one "region". This integration, a "harmonized region", will become the new governing system based on the economy.
The final goal of this economic and political merger of the United States and the European Union will be the TTIP, The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. It will overturn rules and laws that corporations want made null and void.
The result would be a permanent US-EU parliament, consisting of corporations and lawmakers from the United States and the European Union (TPN). And as with other trade agreements, corporations and experts from the United States, and from Europe, are the groups that decide what legislation is given to our elected members of Congress and from Parliament.
NOTE: There is another huge regional agreement being put together in the Pacific, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). The merger of the TTIP, however, of these two giant economic powers will finish off the United States since this US-EU Partnership will bring about the integration and harmonization of American and European laws, to the detriment of America.
The first international law will be our first amendment. This law would have free speech, but with exceptions. They carry penalties. The violation of them brings with it long prison sentences for violations, even if your speech is true.
From an article by Joe Wolverton, ll. J.D.
"On June 17, 2013 in Ireland, President Obama joined British Prime Minister David Cameron and Messrs Barroso and Van Rompuy to pitch the jobs-and-prosperity EU-US partnership."
Van Rompuy gave a hint as to the deeper nature of the proposed EU-U.S. partnership.
PHOTO: President Obama is leading the merger of North America, plus the 34 nations of the Americas (Partnership for Prosperity in the Americas), the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership), and the TTIP (The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) with a permanent US-EU Parliament that will bring about the end of the United States as a sovereign, constitutional nation. Instead, another 138 million more hostile (MEXICAN) foreigners will constantly tell Americans by 2050 with a clear, loud message that they hate white America.
[ "The positive ramifications will even go beyond the economy as such, he said. "We are making our economies all over the world more interdependent." For those familiar with globospeak, "interdependent" and "interdependence" are instantly recognized as favorite terms of one-world activists who abhor national independence and sovereignty. It is the basis of "the project" — which is how EU insiders refer to their burgeoning superstate. Although it was originally sold to the public of the six original member nations merely as a coal and steel collective, the architects had planned from the beginning to keep "widening" (adding more member states) and "deepening" (usurping more and more national powers). The deepening process involves "integration" and "harmonization," which means completely intertwining the economies, political structures, policies, laws and regulations, and bringing them all under the authority of the EU institutions.
Barroso provided another hint, stating that the TTIP is "a powerful demonstration of our determination to shape an open and rules-based world." Yes, but many observers would point out that if we are to go by the "rules-based" model imposed on the EU by Barroso and his confreres, we are talking about arbitrary international rules that will be fashioned by faceless, unaccountable international rule-makers, and enforced by international bureaucrats, regulators, and tribunals.]
Read the complete article as one example of the end of democracy and what will become the real New World Order, a soulless, unelected planet, with an interconnected database and everyone will be accounted for.
The plan for the TTIP, The Transatlantic and Investment Partnership, can be found at publications of the Transatlantic Policy Network, under July 2013 TPN – Report – Completing the Strategic Vision – The Next Step in a Beautiful Friendship.
The TTIP has members of the U.S. Congress who have been diligently working to bring about the integration of the United States with the European Union and the end of America. They are in fact traitors to their country. Here is a partial list of U.S. Senators and Congressmen who should be publicized for their actions.
U.S. Senators include Thad Cochran (R), Barbara Mikulski (D), Pat Roberts (R)
U.S. Representatives John Boehner (R), John Dingell (D), Eric Cantor (R), John Mica (R), Jim McDermott (D), Dennis Ross (R).
PHOTO: U.S. Representative John Boehner (R) is actively working to finish the final days of America's history. Ask him why.
The complete list of Congressmen can be found here.
For those of you who are interested in the members of the new US-EU Parliament, here is the list.
Here are some of the major member European groups of the US-EU Parliament:
EPP: Group of the European People's Party, ALDE: Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, S&D: Progressive Alliance of Socialists & Democrats.
This is a list of Business Members who are building this US-EU economic region and bringing about the complete demise of American sovereignty. A few of the companies guilty of destroying the United States include Coca-Cola, AT&T, Microsoft, Caterpillar Inc., Time Warner Boeing, JP Morgan, Facebook. Here is the complete list of companies.
The TTIP, The Transatlantic and Investment Partnership, will bring an end to the United States and it's U.S. Constitution, to be replaced with a US-EU mini Parliament, put together by corporations and legislators. Here are a few changes that are being implemented. Go to the link, Completing the Strategic Vision above:
THE LEGISLATORS' DIALOGUE (On how to build the US-EU Parliament 2013. See the link on "Completing the Strategic Vision" here.):
*Formally involve Members of the European Parliament and the US Congress more directly in the TTIP negotiations and statuary role in dealing with such challenges as jobs and growth, climate change, INTERNET POLICY, agriculture, financial issues and China.
*Encourage relevant Committees of the European Parliament and the US Congress, under the guidance of their chairmen, to coordinate their actions with regard to TTIP, including parallel hearings on TTIP issues and testifying before each others' Committees.
*One Member of each relevant Committee should be designated to act as the liaison person with its Counterpart on the other side of the Atlantic. The European Parliament has established an office in Washington, DC. A similar action to establish a Congressional office in Brussels would help deeper legislative cooperation. (page 26)
*Strengthen the current legislators' dialogue by enhancing plans to begin small group work between members of Congress and members of the Parliament on specific issues.
*Lay the groundwork for eventual creation of a Transatlantic Assembly of legislators from both sides of the Atlantic to discuss mutual regulatory and economic concerns and to hold to account the executive on both sides of the Atlantic.(page 27)
(The President of the United States and the President of the European Union will implement all legislative acts by the joint legislative bodies.) Yes. You read that correctly. No more U.S. Constitution and a gutted Bill of Rights.
The most important Bill of Rights and the first one to go will be the First Amendment. Under Digital Agenda:
*Coverage policy and regulation affecting digital market access and participation across the Atlantic, notably in the areas of intellectual property, privacy, consumer protection, network access, network and internet governance, and standards. (page 31)
The current European Union system for speech is Freedom of Speech, with Exceptions. That means you can not have true free speech. In fact, if you say, write or publish anything on the internet that causes harm to another person, group, race, etc.-even if is true, you can be arrested and tried in court. If found guilty, the penalty can be 3 years in prison or more.
NOTICE: If you are one of the truth seekers out there, here are some documented facts you may be interested in. Remember, this completion of the US -EU Region will be aiming for 2020. If you find links blocked out, it is the result of these guilty parties- the U.S. Government, USNORTHCOM, the U.S. Department of State, the Transatlantic Policy Network and others. If you find a line through some facts, it was done by those who don't won't you to see the truth.
Something to consider:
"The United States government actively participated in the drafting of the Cybercrime Convention from the beginning. The American Ambassador signed the Convention on behalf of the United States on November 23, 2001, but it would not be entered into force in the United States, until it was ratified by the President, after the U.S. Senate had consented. On August 22, 2006, the President signed the United States instrument of ratification for the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime. The Convention entered into force for the United States on January 1, 2007." (Michael Buchanan in Today in Crime History Nov 22)
PHOTO: Dutch Member of Parliament Geert Wilder was charged with a crime for his speech but was later freed. He could have received up to 3 years in prison. The United States will eventually adopt speech as a "hate crime" with the integration of other regions of the world.
Note that our merger with the European Union includes harmonizing the definition of Cybercrime with the EU and most of the world, where your speech can be classified a Cybercrime, punishable by a fine, or imprisonment from 3 to 10 years for your speech.
There will be no more First Amendment, no freedom of speech in this new world order. Is that what you want?
Finally, some reading for those of you who are looking for the truth:
- Bush and Democrats Slam Workers and the Environment.
- George W. Bush agrees to Merida Plan to secure Mexico's southern border for part of the North American perimeter.
- A Single Political Framework for the U.S.-European Union by 2015.
- Universal Civil Registry: Integrating the Americas.
- Obama's Justice Rep. reveals "inflammatory" speech toward Islam could violate civil rights.


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Kozma hustles home from third in 10th on passed ball to deliver victory
ST. LOUIS -- On a night when the Cardinals had fewer total hits (four) than the Mariners had two-hit innings (five), they made their move back to the top of the division by merely being more opportunistic.
Without scoring an earned run, the Cardinal stole a 2-1, 10-inning win from a Mariners team making its third trip ever to St. Louis. Having just been swept by the Astros, Seattle saw its youth exposed against the Cardinals, who knew before their final at-bat that there was ground to gain in the National League Central.
The crowd of 40,506 at Busch Stadium had already cheered when the Pirates' loss to the Cubs went final. Minutes later, the Reds fell to the Brewers. When Pete Kozma scored on a passed ball with two outs in the 10th, the Cardinals assumed sole possession of first place.
"Tonight, this is kind of like what postseason games are like," said Matt Carpenter, who dazzled on defense and twice drew key walks. "Sometimes guys can go out and pitch well and games can be won defensively, games can be won on the bases. You see a little bit of everything in the postseason. Tonight's game was similar to that."
What the Cardinals lacked in offense, they made up for with hustle, glove and Yadier Molina's arm. The Mariners provided ample assistance, too. Manager Mike Matheny described it as a night where his club "kind of made something out of nothing."
Having tallied just three hits in Hisashi Iwakuma's seven-inning start, the Cardinals used an error and a botched double-play attempt to tie the game without an eighth-inning hit.
Pinch-hitter Brock Peterson ran hard on a one-out pop up to shallow right field, so when it fell next to rookie second baseman Nick Franklin, he was alertly standing on second.
"It's not too hard to hustle," Peterson said. "I just saw the way the wind was taking the ball and I kind of had a feeling that it might drop."
Kozma ran for Peterson and, after watching reliever Charlie Furbush throw six pitches to Carpenter, decided he would run on the seventh.
"I got a good look," Kozma said. "He was a little slow to the plate."
Kozma slid in safely, which put him in position to score when the Mariners couldn't turn two on Jon Jay's routine grounder to second. Shortstop Brad Miller, another rookie, short-hopped his throw to first.
"We've got a lot of young players up here," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said. "They're very inexperienced. … When you're playing tight ballgames like a lot of our games have been and you're tight late, that's when it really shows itself."
The tie game was preserved by Molina, who helped bail Edward Mujica out of ninth-inning trouble by throwing out two runners trying to steal. It was a feat last accomplished by a Cardinals catcher in 2001, when Matheny was behind the plate.
An inning later, lefty Kevin Siegrist worked around two singles to strand a pair of runners in scoring position. He would soon be rewarded with his third career win.
Reliever Chance Ruffin opened the bottom half of the 10th with two strikeouts before Kozma -- who had stayed in the game to play short -- singled. Carpenter followed with a walk, as did Jay, leaving Oliver Perez to face Matt Holliday with the bases full. His first pitch got away from rookie catcher Mike Zunino, just far enough for Kozma to sprint home from third.
"Pete right there at the end, he has instincts," Matheny said. "He has as good of instincts as we have with anybody on our club as far as baserunning goes."
It was the fourth walk-off win of the season for St. Louis and the first to come on a wild pitch or passed ball since Sept. 24, 2011.
"I was just ready for anything," Kozma said. "You have to do anything you can to get home safely."
While the Mariners' defense was far from crisp, they, in turn, witnessed what Carpenter described as the best defensive performance of his career. Carpenter closed the fifth inning -- which had begun with a 435-foot homer by Zunino -- with the first of his two defensive gems.
Fully extended, Carpenter made a diving stop on a bouncer up the middle to rob Abraham Almonte of a hit. Franklin, who had been on second, rounded third base, anticipating that the ball would get through to the outfield.
Carpenter further caught him off guard by throwing to third. That initiated an inning-closing rundown.
"That was a seeing-eye single … until he came out of nowhere and made that play," Wainwright said. "A huge turn of events there."
Daniel Descalso turned a sixth-inning double play to strand a runner at third. To open the seventh, Carpenter gloved another up-the-middle grounder while diving and threw out Zunino at first.
"To be able to go out and make plays to help us win games is very rewarding," Carpenter said. "I'm just trying to do whatever I can to help us get into the postseason and keep winning."
"I haven't seen a great deal of him other than [on] TV," Wedge added. "But it's obvious he's a heck of a player."
Those plays helped Wainwright navigate through eight innings. The only one of the 114 pitches he wanted back was the high cutter to Zunino, which Wainwright labeled as "probably the worst pitch of my life."
It was the 14th home run served up by Wainwright in 221 2/3 innings pitched.
Though the no-decision precludes Wainwright from having the chance for a 20-win season, he has rebounded from a dismal two-start stretch against the Reds with two strong outings since.
"He's a fighter," Matheny said. "He loves those kinds of games where he can stand up there and show that he's our ace, and he proved it again."


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Bowie is located in northeast Prince George's County between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland. Named for Governor Oden Bowie in 1874, and built on eighteen square miles, the motto, "Growth, Unity, and Progress" is seen every day by residents. Due to its strategic location, railroad transportation is a significant part of Bowie's past, present, and future. In 1872 the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad established a hub in Bowie to Washington, D.C. Today that railroad link is a part of Amtrak's busy Northeast Corridor.
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Bowie residents are proud of the various recreational and cultural opportunities in their community. Bowiefest is a one day June celebration where residents are introduced to the Best of Bowie! Bowie's International Festival held in October is a time for the community to celebrate. Bowie residents can hike the Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis trail, find plenty of activities available at Genealogical Society Library, local public libraries, and the community recreational centers. Bowie has public parks for golfing, ice skating, boat rentals, its own Bowie Skate Park, tennis, soccer fields and miles of bike trails. The Bowie Playhouse Theatre hosts four theatre companies that provide a variety of live entertainment, as well as the Bowie Railroad Museum. See future baseball stars at a Bowie Baysox AA minor league game at Bowie Stadium! Visit the iconic Belair Mansion, home to Provincial Governor Samuel Ogle, on the National Register of Historic Places and open to the public with free admission.
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Going to Washington, D.C. the Metrobus service connects commuters to the New Carrollton Metrorail station on the Orange line with various stops in Bowie and from the Park and Ride lot near Town Center Mall. New Carrollton is a central hub to Amtrak, Greyhound and Metrobus routes.
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Just say yes to training your dog with treats and praise.
Remember how happy you were if your parents gave you a dollar for every A on your report card? They made you want to do it again, right? That's positive reinforcement.
Dogs don't care about money. They care about praise … and food. Positive reinforcement training uses praise and/or treats to reward your dog for doing something you want him to do. Because the reward makes him more likely to repeat the behavior, positive reinforcement is one of your most powerful tools for shaping or changing your dog's behavior.
Rewarding your dog for good behavior sounds pretty simple, and it is! But to practice the technique effectively, you need to follow some basic guidelines.
Timing is Everything!
Correct timing is essential when using positive reinforcement.
- The reward must occur immediately—within seconds—or your pet may not associate it with the proper action. For example, if you have your dog sit but reward him after he's stood back up, he'll think he's being rewarded for standing up.
- Using a clicker to mark the correct behavior can improve your timing and also help your dog understand the connection between the correct behavior and the treat.
Keep it Short!
Dogs don't understand sentences. "Daisy, I want you to be a good girl and sit for me now" will likely earn you a blank stare.
Keep commands short and uncomplicated. The most commonly used dog commands are:
- watch me
- sit
- stay
- down (which means "lie down")
- off (which means "get off of me" or "get off the furniture")
- stand
- come
- heel (which means "walk close to my side")
- leave it
Consistency is Key!
Everyone in the family should use the same commands; otherwise, your dog may be confused. It might help to post a list of commands where everyone can become familiar with them.
Consistency also means always rewarding the desired behavior and never rewarding undesired behavior.
When to Use Positive Reinforcement
The good: Positive reinforcement is great for teaching your dog commands, and it's also a good way of reinforcing good behavior. You may have your dog sit
- before letting him out the door (which helps prevent door-darting)
- before petting him (which helps prevent jumping on people)
- before feeding him (which helps teach him good meal-time manners).
Give him a pat or a "Good dog" for lying quietly by your feet, or slip a treat into a Kong®-type toy when he's chewing it instead of your shoe.
The bad: Be careful that you don't inadvertently use positive reinforcement to reward unwanted behaviors. For example, if you let your dog outside every time he barks at a noise in the neighborhood, you're giving him a reward (access to the yard) for behavior you want to discourage.
Shaping Behavior
It can take time for your dog to learn certain behaviors. You may need to use a technique called "shaping," which means reinforcing something close to the desired response and then gradually requiring more from your dog before he gets the treat.
For example, if you're teaching your dog to "shake hands," you may initially reward him for lifting his paw off the ground, then for lifting it higher, then for touching your hand, then for letting you hold his paw, and finally, for actually "shaking hands" with you.
Types of Rewards
Positive reinforcement can include food treats, praise, petting, or a favorite toy or game. Since most dogs are highly food-motivated, food treats work especially well for training.
- A treat should be enticing and irresistible to your pet. Experiment a bit to see which treats work best for your pet.
- It should be a very small (pea-size or even smaller for little dogs), soft piece of food, so that he will immediately gulp it down and look to you for more. Don't give your dog something he has to chew or that breaks into bits and falls on the floor.
- Keep a variety of treats handy so your dog won't become bored getting the same treat every time. You can carry the treats in a pocket or fanny pack.
- Each time you use a food reward, you should couple it with a verbal reward (praise). Say something like, "Yes!" or "Good dog," in a positive, happy tone of voice. Then give your dog a treat.
If your dog isn't as motivated by food treats, a toy, petting, or brief play can be very effective rewards.
When to Give Treats
When your pet is learning a new behavior, reward him every time he does the behavior. This is called continuous reinforcement.
Once your pet has reliably learned the behavior, you want to switch to intermittent reinforcement, in which you continue with praise, but gradually reduce the number of times he receives a treat for doing the desired behavior.
- At first, reward him with the treat four out of every five times he does the behavior. Over time, reward him three out of five times, then two out of five times, and so on, until you're only rewarding him occasionally.
- Continue to praise him every time—although once your dog has learned the behavior, your praise can be less effusive, such as a quiet but positive, "Good dog."
- Use a variable schedule of reinforcement so that he doesn't catch on that he only has to respond every other time. Your pet will soon learn that if he keeps responding, eventually he'll get what he wants—your praise and an occasional treat.
Caution! Don't decrease the rewards too quickly. You don't want your dog to become frustrated.
By understanding positive reinforcement, you'll see that you're not forever bound to carry a pocketful of goodies. Your dog will soon be working for your verbal praise, because he wants to please you and knows that, occasionally, he'll get a treat, too.


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VANCOUVER, BC - With the fifth overall pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft, Vancouver Whitecaps FC today selected striker/winger Erik Hurtado from Santa Clara University.
Erik Hurtado – striker/winger
- Scored 15 goals and added seven assists as a senior with Santa Clara University
- Scored 33 goals and added 20 assists in four years at college
- All-West Coast Conference in 2010, 2011, and 2012
- Was a member of US U-18 national team
"Erik is powerful and quick, and holds the ball well under pressure," said Whitecaps FC head coach Martin Rennie. "He brings a solid goalscoring record during his time at Santa Clara and was a standout at the Combine. We are very excited that we were able to select him today."
Hurtado, 22, joins Whitecaps FC after four outstanding seasons with Santa Clara. As a senior, the 5-foot-9, 180-pound forward scored 15 goals and added seven assists in 19 matches with the Broncos. As a result of his efforts, he was named the West Coast Conference Player of the Year.
As a junior, Hurtado started in all 20 matches for the Broncos and tied for the league lead in scoring with six goals. Hurtado was named All-WCC First Team player for second straight season and named to the 2011 NCAA Men's Division I NSCAA All Far-West Region Second Team in 2011.
In 2010, the Beaverton, Oregon resident netted five goals in 18 matches, while helping Santa Clara win the 2010 West Coast Conference Championship. As a result of a great sophomore year, he was named to the All-WCC First Team.
In his freshman year, Hurtado led the Broncos in goals scored with seven, and was named to the All-WCC Second Team and the All-WCC Freshman Team.
In the summer of 2012, Hurtado played for Portland Timbers U-23 in the United Soccer Leagues (USL) Premier Development League (PDL), scoring six goals and recording one assist in 10 matches.
Erik Hurtado
Position: Striker
Height: 5-09
Weight: 180 lbs.
Date of Birth: November 15, 1990 in Fredericksburg, Virginia
Hometown: Beaverton, Oregon
Citizenship: United States
Last Club: Santa Clara University Broncos
How Acquired: Selected fifth overall in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft by Whitecaps FC on January 17, 2013


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Recipe Courtesy of Yeshivah of Flatbush "Taste" Cookbook
Three 8 ounce boxes wild rice
Three cups uncooked white rice
2 Tablespoons Vegetable oil
1 onion chopped
6 Tablespoons dried apricots, diced
6 Tablespoons Golden Raisins
4 Tablespoons dried cranberries
4 Tablespoons toasted pine nuts
4 Tablespoons toasted slivered almonds
4 Tablespoons shelled pistachios
salt to taste
1. Cook wild rice according to package directions.
2. In a separate pot, cook white rice according to package directions.
3. In another pot, saute onion in oil until golden and set aside.
4. Mix wild and white rice together and then add the sauteed onion.
5. Add half of the dried fruit and nut mixture into the rice and combine. Top the whole dish with the rest of the fruit/nut mixture.
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Question: What do you think about new shows that have a premise that seems unsustainable beyond one season? When Revenge was announced, it seemed like a good idea for a miniseries rather than a long-term program, and with the results we saw in the second season, that doesn't seem so far off. The new CBS show Hostages sounds interesting, but it doesn't seem like something you could continue beyond the initial 15-episode run without the writers coming up with convoluted ways to keep situations from being resolved or having it turn into a different show entirely. So I guess my question is: Do you think networks are getting desperate to have instant hits and aren't thinking about whether or not the show can last and still be good? - Mike
Matt Roush: Two different issues here. Yes, the networks are more desperate than ever for hits, instant or otherwise (though instant is better). A high-concept thriller like Hostages is one way to aim big and worry about the consequences later. Which leads to the next point. It's hard to pre-judge heavily serialized shows like these until we see how they play out, and all I know from the pilot episode is that the basic situation piles on complications within secrets within twists and should generate enough pure plot to sustain a limited-run season. Of course we have every right to be skeptical about what a second season would look like or if it's even necessary, but if Hostages is a hit (see: Under the Dome), there's no way CBS won't want to milk more out of it. The producers say they have a plan, but it had better be a good one. The model that intrigues me most right now is what FX is doing with season-long anthology series: American Horror Story (though generally not a fan of its monster-mash overkill) and next year's reboot of Fargo, intended to be a self-contained story which, if renewed, would tell an entirely different story in a second season. Maybe that's the way Hostages will go, although that really would be a departure for network TV.
Question: I have a question that really would be more for cable networks. With critically acclaimed shows such as Terriers and Lights Out, could you ever see either networks or writers just developing a one-season run of a series so they don't have to worry about being picked up? - Glenn
Matt Roush: That would be called a miniseries, and I do think we're seeing the renaissance of this long-neglected form in certain corners - on cable for sure (Sundance's Top of the Lake, to name an excellent example), but also on Fox, and it will be interesting to see what happens with projects like next year's 24 reboot, M. Night Shyamalan's Wayward Pines and the remake (however unnecessary) of BBC America's outstanding Broadchurch. The economics of this sort of self-contained long-form programming can be prohibitive, which is where international sales come in. But as mentioned earlier, if any or all of these are successful, they'll almost certainly generate sequels - which make them series, not miniseries.
Question: Like many you have heard from, I am upset over The Glades being canceled and leaving the show on such a cliffhanger. I only watch the show on Hulu as I assume many do who no longer want to pay so much for cable TV. My question is: Does the network take that into account when they decide something like canceling a show, do they consider the thousands of Internet viewers that still watch ads during the show and pay subscription fees to Hulu for example? If they don't, they are not properly understanding the popularity of Internet-provided shows. Personally, I thought The Glades was smart and witty. Too bad it is gone. I am very disappointed. - Kevin
Matt Roush: These viewers on other platforms (including the network's own website) are counted, although with services like Hulu I'm not sure how immediately. But very generally speaking, it's the tune-in on the primary channel that has the most impact on the bottom line, so if the show isn't pulling its weight there, that's what tends to matter most. At least for now.
Question: So I've been following the news regarding the upcoming development season, and I can't help but notice that there are quite a few scripts ordered with put pilot commitments and penalties involved. More so than other years. Any theory as to why that seems to be the trend for the 2014-15 season? Do you think maybe Kevin Spacey's recent speech, and the success of the Netflix model and others like it, might have something to do with this approach the mainstream broadcasters have taken? Could it be that maybe, possibly, finally networks are trying out a different pilot season model? - Alexandra
Matt Roush: Again, I'd caution against describing the Netflix model as a "success" until they start releasing information about how many people are actually watching their original shows. And I'd also caution against obsessing too much about all of these development and pilot deals, because with a few exceptions - like last cycle's bidding war over Michael J. Fox, which ended with NBC committing to a full 22-episode season sight unseen - there's no guarantee of any of these shows' future. But because I tend to keep blinders on when it comes to pilot deals, I turned to a true expert, our L.A. bureau chief Michael Schneider, who added this valuable perspective:
"This has less to do with the Netflix model and more to do with the networks falling back into their old habits of spending more money to compete for hot properties. Competition is fierce for hot scripts and big-name producer/writers, and the networks feel the need to compete with cable networks and digital platforms like Netflix to land that talent. But that means the agents can pit more networks against each other and score a bigger deal. 'Put pilots' and 'penalties' don't mean these projects will ever get made or see the light of day, but it does mean the networks will have to shell out more money to the writers and studios than the usual fees they pay for scripts if the projects don't move forward. (And as we know, most of them won't.) The industry always goes through ups and downs when it comes to deal-making, particularly if there's one desperate network driving up the bidding. These days, every network is desperate."
Thanks, Mike!
Question: Big Brother is ending in less than two weeks. With only five players left, there is a possibility of a controversial contestant winning first or second place. GinaMarie was fired from her job for using the "N"-word and making racial comments, and Spencer made racially insensitive remarks and joked about child pornography. If either or both of these players make it to the finals and somehow win, how would this impact the show's future and the reputation of CBS? - KM
Matt Roush: You're not knocking on a very sympathetic door here. If CBS really cared about its reputation, this wretched show would no longer exist. But since it does, and will continue to do so as long as Julie Chen (who has a fair amount of clout at this network) is involved and the demographics hold up, the real issue here is whether this year's heinous casting will backfire on more than just the current participants. My guess is that it won't, and likely will go forward with the bottom-feeding producers seeking ever more outrageous contestants for future seasons, all of whom have been weaned on this sort of programming, knowing going in that the real goal is to earn as much face time as possible, which means making noise. I suppose this year's fallout may be a cautionary tale for future casts to keep their racist and homophobic opinions to themselves, which would be a plus. But not much of one.
Question: My question has to do with the PBS Masterpiece Mystery! lineup. Over the years we have seen such high quality shows such as Inspector Morse, (Inspector) Lewis, Wallander, Vera, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, etc. but I would love to see current (current for the U.S.) episodes of Midsomer Murders. Years and years ago, this brilliant show ran on A&E. Once A&E went lowbrow, it was dropped, never to be seen on American television again. I believe that next to Doctor Who, it is one of Britain's longest running shows. A huge success that similar to The Walking Dead has had major cast changes and continues to thrive. I understand about PBS being viewer sponsored/funded, but I heard that Midsomer Murders has some special deal that prohibits it from shown in the U.S. anymore. - John
Matt Roush: Masterpiece can import only so many British mysteries, and Midsomer has never been part of that franchise and doesn't appear to be on the future agenda. The series is available to U.S. public TV stations through a syndication deal with American Public Television, and I'm told approximately 50 stations air it - though those episodes don't appear to be the most current. For that, you'd have to subscribe to Acorn TV's streaming service (www.Acorn.TV), which features all of the episodes through Series 14, or get your hands on Acorn's DVD/Blu-Ray releases.
Question: I just watched the first five episodes of The Fall with Gillian Anderson on Netflix. I am hooked. I found the way the story was told to be very riveting. It was so bizarre to see this loving family man become Serial Killer Crazy Man at night. And Gillian just kills it as Stella Gibson. Excellent acting and storytelling. How soon after the show aired on BBC did the show become available on Netflix? And the big question: How long will I have to wait for the second season (or should I say series)? - Jo
Matt Roush: Wasn't that a sensational series - next to Orange Is the New Black, my favorite of Netflix's "originals" this year. And yes, as I wrote back in May, Anderson is simply ravishing - and Jamie Dornan is awfully compelling as the twisted killer. The show got lost in the hype for Arrested Development because both were issued on Netflix the same week, but I'm glad to see that people are discovering and enjoying it. From what I can tell, The Fall began airing on BBC2 in mid-May and was still in progress when Netflix launched the entire five-episode run in late May. No word on when the second series of episodes will be filmed. Probably depends on when the very busy Anderson (who booked the midseason Crisis on NBC) is available.
Question: My questions are about two very different shows not from the big four networks. First: TNT's Franklin & Bash, a fun, funny summer show that is light and feels smartly written to me. Any word on how well it's doing and if it will be renewed? At just a few episodes per season (it goes by too quick), it seems like as long as the stars are willing to play, they could keep it going for a while. My second question is: Have you learned any information about the BBC's Sherlock? I enjoy watching it much more than CBS' take on the Holmes myth. I'm late to the show, but just caught the second season finale on Netflix and was blown away. I hope there are plans for a third season even though I know both Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch are busy with movies now. - Jeremy
Matt Roush: Hard to say about Franklin & Bash. It's among several TNT shows in limbo, and last year it wasn't picked up until late September, so there's probably time on their contracts for the network to figure out its options. (There are some very intriguing shows in TNT's development slate for next year, which may decide the fate of its more marginal current offerings.) The good news is that there definitely will be a third season of Sherlock coming to PBS's Masterpiece Mystery! in 2014. Air dates not yet established here or abroad, and there has been talk that unlike Downton Abbey (which airs here months after the British run), Sherlock may air in closer conjunction with the U.K. premieres. It will certainly be among the most highly anticipated shows of early next year. (And a fourth series seems a certainty, though much will hinge on the suddenly high-profile stars' increasingly busy schedules.)
Question: I think I've realized why I'm disliking so many shows right now: the background story arcs have taken over as the "story" of the week. Example: Royal Pains. It used to be a different client each week and they'd go through the motions to find out what was wrong. With Boris being one week in a background arc, the next Paige/Evan, Evan trying politics, etc. Now it's Paige/Evan, politics, Boris's death/resurrection, Divya's pregnancy, Hank's pain/drug problem etc. Necessary Roughness with TK, the star-in-waiting baseball player, Nico/Dani, et al. And how about Covert Affairs with the CIA shake-up, Auggie/Annie, etc. This isn't just limited to USA Network shows, but those jump to mind. I like the background arcs, but as background. I have enough, and mounting, drama in my life ... I want some escape. I'm not asking if you like these or not (a person has a right to their own opinion despite what Internet comments would have you believe), I was just wondering if you see this new trend as well. - Scott
Matt Roush: No question this trend caught the attention of many, and has sparked an ongoing debate in this column throughout the summer, with some viewers championing USA's (in particular) move into more serialized and, in most cases, darker arcs - which I do tend to believe makes the shows more interesting, though not every show can sustain it - and others like yourself who decry how they appear to have spurned their lighter, episodic escapism in the process. It's a balance that works for some shows better than others, and it makes me really curious how White Collar (one of my faves) will play out when it returns later this fall.
Question: I'm an adult between the ages of 22 and 30 and can't seem to get enough of Nick at Nite's brilliant freshman comedy Wendell & Vinnie. Growing up, I watched quite a few Nickelodeon shows (All That, The Amanda Show, Kenan & Kel) and as I reached post-adolescence continued checking in on the Dan Schneider creations like iCarly and Victorious. While I'd never openly admit to watching kids' shows to my grown-up peers, I don't consider watching Wendell & Vinnie a guilty pleasure. It's above all funny. It's smartly written, has more heart then the top five network comedies and is well cast with the talented Jerry Trainor, Nicole Sullivan and Buddy Handleson. Is this now-canceled show Nick's greatest? I feel that it deserves some award recognition for writing and acting in addition to six seasons and a movie. What are the odds this show filled with humor and heart-warming moments that appeal to both kids and grown-ups will receive any love? Finally, what do you feel is the state of children's programming today? I feel it's become more sophisticated and richly weaved over the years just as the people in my demographic have changed. It's almost as if the Dan Schneiders of the world know I'll keep watching as I grow older. - Nick
Matt Roush: I'm sorry this show never made it onto my radar, and given that its run is almost over, I fear it may not get its due unless discovered retroactively online or on disc (don't know if Nick will continue to repeat it). But thanks for calling attention to it, however late in the game. To your bigger question: I don't pretend to be an expert on current children's TV, especially when it comes to comedies on Nick or Disney or elsewhere, so won't even attempt to make generalizations based on what little I've been able to sample. I do regret not making Wendell & Vinnie's acquaintance, though - but with the new fall season gearing up as these episodes come to an end, I'm afraid this bandwagon's going to have to go on without me for now.
Question: I'm not much of a summer TV viewer, but I'm glad for some of the network shows I've been enjoying, and I'm wondering whether two of them will be renewed, and if so, whether I'll have to wait until next summer to see them. The first is my guilty pleasure, Mistresses. When I first watched it, I thought it was a mess of nothing but I soon got caught up in the lives of the characters and now I love it. The second is Unforgettable. I was glad it was resurrected, but disappointed it was no longer taking place in Queens, because I could recognize many of the neighborhoods and that adds to the mix for me, but I soon changed my mind because being in Manhattan gave them the chance to up the stories, and I think they're doing a fantastic job each week, plus it's probably garnering a larger audience because of its city shots, or just because of the new vibrancy it seems to have attained with its new locale and addition to the cast. So any hope for more? Or are their season finales going to be series finales? I'm looking forward to the return of some of the fall shows and the addition of new ones and your take on them. I read your posts all year 'round, but I'm especially happy when they're on shows I watch. May it be a rewarding season! - Dorothy
Matt Roush: Hear, hear. Look for TV Guide Magazine's Fall Preview issue on sale this week. Hoping you'll find something you like there. As for the summer shows - if either Mistresses (which pales next to the British original, so what else is new) or Unforgettable return, and I wouldn't be surprised if they do - they'll almost certainly stay part of the summer schedule, which is becoming an increasingly important time for the networks to continue offering brand-appropriate originals that aren't all of the cheap and cheesy "reality" variety. Can't say I got attached to either, but they beat the alternative.
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I'm currently downloading the Microsoft Development Kit. If any of you would give me some basics, it would be highly appreciated.
I'm currently downloading the Microsoft Development Kit. If any of you would give me some basics, it would be highly appreciated.
Uh...what language are you using?
If you don't know which, Ruby is an easy to learn/use language that you can learn, might wanna learn HTML or some easier to learn language to get the hang of what it'll look like.
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first of all I would like to thank you all for the good work and sharing knowledge!
My new Pi Zero W should serve as a music player. From my first research I thought I just molder a Toslink transmitter to the correct pins and configure Raspian... Poor research! (Btw: Why doesn't that work???)
But reading this thread gives me hope for a solution. Is this TinyTOSLINK available for Pi Zero W? The "wired" solution (like in http://abload.de/img/rev_b_pluse7oi5.jpg) suits the purpose, the perfect PCB is not necessary.
BNC would be as good.
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These two left tonight
for a last minute trip to visit Brandon's parents in Ft. Myers.
I stayed behind.
I wasn't ready to travel again
and had lots of things I could get done while they were gone.
Caleb surprised us by crying hard as they were getting into the car. It was heart breaking.
I second guessed my decision, as usual, but I am hoping it will end up being good for us all.
I miss them already.


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Rejoice, spoon-lickers: Eating raw dough unlikely to cause salmonella.
Not long ago, I made a marble pound cake. Marble pound cake requires making a vanilla batter, adding chocolate to half of it, and then swirling the batters together in a pan. This meant that once my loaf pan was in the oven, I had two bowls and two spoons coated in sweet, egg-y batter. I licked them all clean. Please don't be alarmed by my lack of manners: I was by myself at the time.
But, to be honest, I probably would have licked the bowl even if other people had been around. I always lick the bowl. When I was visiting family for Christmas a couple of months ago, I consumed cookie dough, fruitcake batter and homemade eggnog. Every time I have made a type of cake or cookie for my recipe column, I've unfailingly consumed some of the uncooked mixture. Heck, every time I've made a type of cake or cookie just for fun, I've unfailingly consumed some of the uncooked mixture. And I have never in my 27 years gotten salmonella poisoning.
A quick back-of-the-envelope calculation: I estimate that I've baked cookies, cake or brownies once a month, on average, since I started baking by myself around the age of 12 and that I have tasted the dough or batter every time. Let's say that each of those batches of cookies, cake, or brownies has contained two eggs - a conservative estimate. This means that I have ingested the innards of - at the very least - 360 uncooked eggs in my life. And this isn't even counting the many times I licked brownie batter from my fingers as a small child, in direct defiance of my elders' continual warnings: Don't eat that, you'll get salmonella.
Why have those prophecies turned out to be false? Is salmonella not as common as my parents, aunts, and teachers thought when they drilled caution into my head when I was in elementary school in the 1990s? Have I just been lucky not to encounter any salmonella-infected eggs in my career as a spoon-licker? Or have I been blessed with an exceptionally robust microbiome, rich with "good" bacteria that will overpower malicious invaders immediately, enabling me to eat all the raw eggs in the world without getting sick?
It's probably mostly the first: Salmonella in eggs has always been rare, and it's gotten even rarer since I was a kid.
Salmonella Enteritidis is the subtype of salmonella that's most commonly responsible for salmonellosis, otherwise known as salmonella poisoning. Unfortunately, SE doesn't produce any visible symptoms in egg-laying hens, which means that it can pass through henhouses undetected until consumers start complaining of diarrhea and vomiting, which are sometimes so severe that they lead to hospitalization. This is what happened in the mid- to late 1980s, when egg-associated salmonella outbreaks in the northeastern United States killed dozens of people and sickened hundreds of others. Following these outbreaks, egg producers started following protocols to prevent salmonella transmission among their hens. Pennsylvania, in particular, was at the vanguard of the salmonella prevention movement: The Pennsylvania Egg Quality Assurance Program has required participating farms to test incoming pullets (immature hens) for salmonella, prevent hens from coming into contact with other animals (like rats) that might carry SE, and keep eggs refrigerated at all times to prevent any bacteria from reproducing, among other measures.
The Pennsylvania program was voluntary but popular, according to Paul Patterson, a Pennsylvania State University professor of poultry science who helped design it. "The poultry industry wanted to get their hands around this thing because they were losing market shares," says Patterson. "These are good farming families that were feeling that their eggs were no longer safe, and that was just incredible to them." Pennsylvania succeeded in reducing the portion of SE-infected henhouses from 38 percent statewide to 8 percent. Other state programs were similarly successful, and large egg producers also started taking voluntary steps like vaccinating hens against salmonella; they deemed the extra expense worthwhile if it meant avoiding the PR nightmare of being responsible for people's deaths. These voluntary programs haven't eradicated salmonella - indeed, you may recall a bad outbreak that was traced to Iowa henhouses in 2010. But federal restrictions have recently gotten tighter: In 2010 the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Agriculture began requiring large-scale egg producers to follow safety regulations modeled after the Pennsylvania program, and in 2012 it expanded that requirement to medium-scale egg producers (those that keep between 3,000 and 50,000 hens).
All this is a long way of saying that egg producers have succeeded at reducing the rate of salmonella infection in egg-laying hens since the early 1990s. But there are other reasons salmonella infection is uncommon. Infected hens don't always lay infected eggs - only rarely does the salmonella bacteria enter a hen's ovaries and, consequently, its eggs. Using data from the 1990s, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that one in 20,000 eggs is internally contaminated with salmonella. Since salmonella prevention practices have improved since then, the egg contamination rate is probably even lower now - indeed, according to Patterson, in Pennsylvania only 0.012 percent of eggs from salmonella-infected flocks are contaminated. That in and of itself probably explains why I've never gotten salmonella from raw eggs. (The fear that eggshells might be infected with salmonella even if the inside of the eggs isn't is unfounded: The FDA requires rigorous egg cleaning, which means that any salmonella that might be on the shell of an egg - from infected hens' fecal matter, for instance - is killed before the egg reaches a consumer.)
But let's say an infected egg does make it into a consumer's kitchen. If the egg is kept at or below a temperature of 45 degrees, the salmonella bacteria will have no opportunity to grow. (Most salmonella outbreaks are linked to restaurant settings, where large quantities of eggs are commonly mixed together and kept at unsafe temperatures - practices Patterson calls "egg abuse" - thereby giving bacteria a chance to spread from one egg to another.) If the amount of bacteria in the egg remains relatively small, it's perfectly conceivable that a spoon-licker like myself would simply miss the infected portion of the egg, which would end up getting killed in the oven or washed down the sink.
Finally, even if that bacteria does end up in your mouth and stomach, it might not make you sick. "Salmonella, like a lot of food-borne bacteria, are what we think of as opportunistic organisms, in that they really don't compete very well with a lot of other bacteria and microbes that are not only in nature but also are in the human intestinal system," says David McSwane, a retired public health professor at Indiana University and the co-author of "Essentials of Food Safety and Sanitation." In other words, salmonella bacteria fare really well inside a room-temperature egg, where they have all the nutrients they could possibly want to feast on. But they don't do so well in a healthy human intestinal tract, where they have to compete with thousands of other bacteria for nutrients. If you're a reasonably healthy adult, like me, you could probably depend on your microbiome to out-compete small quantities of SE and to prevent you from getting sick.
Now, watch how to make that marble cake.


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Spurious connection
Ostensibly, 9.11 Reflection presents work that engages in some way with the tragic, recent events from which it takes its name. At least that's how it was billed. The exhibit, which includes work by UVA art faculty, seldom deals with 9/11 directly. In fact, a fair amount of work from the exhibit was created or at least begun well before September. Of course, it would be perfectly fair to accept that an artist could investigate his or her own work and find resonance in an event which post-dated that work. However, a few works from the exhibit take such an oblique stand that it's really a stretch to find any reflection.
Adam Wolpa's lithograph "Suppose You Ride Off" is a good example. Here, Wolpa shows the same gee-whiz irony and detached poses that characterized his recent Fayerweather exhibit, Condimentalism. In the lithograph, a grainy cowboy sits astride his grainy horse as a white swoop, like something connotating comic book movement, incongruously connects with the cowboy's head. As in Condimentalism, Wolpa seems to be working with pop culture icons in ways that aren't entirely clear.
Elizabeth Schoyer's "Wallpaper" and "Closer" pairs have an equally hazy connection to 9/11. As the name of the former implies, Schoyer works with wallpaper-like designs— shapes that repeat over and over. Hers are hand-drawn and willfully imperfect repetitions, however. She also preserves what appears to be the ragged edge of a formerly notebook-bound piece of parchment. Schoyer's four pieces do come in pairs, a twinning theme that, however loosely, reminds one of the Trade Center towers.
That twinned theme runs through a few other works in the exhibit, including Dean Dass's "Rocket." Dass contributed two distinct works with the same name. Dass's surfaces are pink, wrinkled, worried, and water-stained, and both canvasses keep long segmented shapes at their center, with auras like comet tails. The centered forms, vertically oriented, can actually suggest the outline of lurching towers.
A few works actually have names taken from the now-infamous date, which, intended or not, saddles a piece with a lot of baggage. Landscape painter Richard Crozier has titled his sole contribution "9/11/01," and then leaves it up to the viewer to guess the connection. It's a typical landscape for him: a hazy treescape of blotchy brushwork under a robin's egg-blue sky. Two trees, distantly spaced, seem to sit apart from the background. There are also a pair of tire tracks cut into the sloping hill. They could conceivably be references to 9/11. Even so, was it fair for Crozier to give his landscape a title with so much weight?
9.11 Reflection moves (with different artists) on February 22 from Les Yeux du Monde to the Fayerweather Gallery on Rugby Road. 924-6123.


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I uploaded these in backwards order, so I guess I will just leave them and explain them that way too! (less time/work).
On December 18th, I hosted our 5th annual Family Christmas Party. Every year we play some kind of game. Some of the past years we have played Christmas Win, Lose or Draw, Bunco and this year we played Minute To Win It. 19 rounds to be exact! It was SO FUN! We drew numbers (either a 1 or a 2) to determine teams. The rule was that everyone on the team had to play at least one game. Each person had given me $10 ahead of time so that I could purchase the prizes--which were $20 gift cards. Since we had 16 adults playing....a total of 8 gift cards were purchased to all different stores/restaurants. Once we figured out which team won the most games, then we had each person on the team complete a timed challenge to determine 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. place. It worked out perfectly. 1st place person got first choice of the gift cards..and so on. If any of you want to copy this idea for a party, feel free to contact me and I can give you lots of pointers that I figured out along the way! :)
Here is a picture of my niece, Jessica, playing High Roller. This is a pic of Jess playing Stack Attack.
My dad and nephew, Craig, playing Yank Me.
Me and my new great nephew, Marshall! What a DOLL! He's only 3 weeks old! (8 lbs)
Brooklyn and my great neice, Alexis!


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My name's Alex. I'm an English teenager with a love of writing (though I tend to spend so long planning that the actual story never gets written...)
*I'm recently getting back into the fandom after an embarrassingly long, International-Baccaluareate- induced absence. I was PI-accredited, but lost the account during my hiatus - I may get myself re-accredited, if I have enough time.* I hope to squeeze in a few fics (and maybe even get some original fiction written...) inbetween doing a degree in Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge and occasionally getting a bit of sleep...!


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Thanks in part to Hollywood's insatiable desire for superhero blockbusters, the nearly 100-year old comic book industry in the United States has seen a major resurgence in sales and public interest since 2010. Despite the rising mainstream attention, the comic book industry remains largely...
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A photographic study of the James Bay Cree taken in four Cree villages in northern Quebec in 1973 at a time when the Cree were starting their negotiations with the...
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On view at the UCSB Library in collaboration with UCSB's Art, Design, & Architecture (AD&A) Museum and the UCSB MesoAmerican Research Center (MARC), the UCSB Library is pleased to present this exhibition as part of MARC's outreach to expand the knowledge of the Arts of Pre-...


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The alternative Nobel Prize awards, the Ig Nobels, have been called for another year, with this particular winner making everyone laugh with a remote-controlled helicopter that collects whales' mucus and breath. A deserving winner, I think you might agree.
Dr Karina Acevedo-Whitehouse, from the Zoological Society of London, cleaned up in the engineering category for the helicopter, which has several Petri dishes attached for collecting specimens. The other winners in the 21st Ig Nobel awards were equally strange, you'll be pleased to hear.
A Dutch man by the name of Simon Rietveld won the medicine category, for his research into the field of asthma – finding that asthma can be treated by riding on a rollercoaster. You can check out the full list of winners in the humorous science mag Annals of Improbable Research. [AIR via BBC]


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What is proxy?
According to Webster Dictionary (http://www.merriam-webster.com), proxy came from Middle English proxi. There are few meanings about it,
the agency, function, or office of a deputy who acts as a substitute for another.
authority, power to act for another
a person authorized to work for another
In computer term, there is no exact description what is proxy. To make it easy to understand, I may say proxy is as an application that acts as a substitute for another applications. At the first time, proxy was designed to create cache files every time we surf on the internet because at the beginning, internet access was not as fast as what we have now. So, if we use cache files, next time we visit the same website, computer doesn't have to download all the contents again because it's already saved in the cache files which it will increase the downloading speed.
Now internet connection is getting faster, faster and faster. We still need cache program but not as much as before. Proxy still do its job but it has an additional job, firewall. With proxy, Network Administrator can block Ports, Internet Link and even set bandwidth quota.
We can set Proxy in one computer.