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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas players got a chance to tour their new building, the Fred W. Smith Football Center, after a team meeting Friday night.
Social media made it clear they approved of their new home.
Several players posted photos and videos of the new facility, which is being completed this month. The facility houses new locker rooms, coaches offices, team meeting rooms, training rooms and has been attached to the Walker Pavilion.
"Fayetteville is now home to the nicest football facility in the country," Arkansas tackle Brey Cook posted on his Twitter page, attaching a picture of the locker room.
Center Travis Swanson posted a 15-second video on his Instagram page as well, showing the reaction of players as they walked around the locker room. Swanson then posted a picture of himself sitting at his new locker.
"The new locker!! This new facility is unreal!!!" Swanson wrote on his Twitter page.
Arkansas also showed the facility off to recruits who were in town over the weekend as well. Several of them posted their reactions and thoughts on the facility.
Bret Bielema said last week at Southeastern Conference Media Days the Razorbacks will take ownership of the new football center Monday.
He specifically mentioned a players' lounge that has 20 chairs in it, joking that he feels like "slapping our guys" because "they have it way too good."
"It's going to be one that I think is off the charts," Bielema said. "I'm not saying we're going to be the top in the country, but we're definitely in the upper division now both in the locker room, the training room equipment room, players' lounge."
Commitment bonanza
Arkansas enjoyed a big week on the recruiting trail, landing seven commitments for the 2014 recruiting class and another for 2015.
Four of the 2014 commitments came Saturday, when Dutchtown (La.) receivers Torrance Mosley and Corey McBride, Metairie (LA) Archbishop Rummel High cornerback Henre' Toliver and linebacker Dwayne Eugene announced plans to become Razorbacks. They joined Dallas Bishop Dunne offensive lineman Jovan Pruitt, Grossmont (Calif.) Community College cornerback Kweishi Brown, and Lassiter (Ga.) cornerback Chris Murphy as Arkansas commitments this week.
Arkansas now has 12 verbal commitments for 2014.
Arkansas also added a verbal commitment for 2015 in Conway High offensive lineman Colton Jackson on Saturday. Verbal commitments are non-binding.
"Recruiting is a process and that process is really starting to be rewarding. This day is going up, up, up! #hardworkpaysoff #NeverYield," Bielema tweeted Friday.
Uniform update
Arkansas football recently posted a video showing off its 2013 uniforms. There are no drastic differences, but the Razorbacks did some minor tweaks.
One of the biggest was eliminating the gradient numbers, which complies with new NCAA rules. Numbers from the 2012 jerseys were difficult to decipher last season because of the faded pattern. The new numbers are solid colors (red numbers outlined in black on white jerseys, white numbers outlined in black on red jerseys).
The lettering on the white jerseys have changed as well. Arkansas was stitched onto the chest in a gray font last season. It has been changed to red for 2013.
Another change: Arkansas' alternate white helmets now have a red Razorback on them instead of the white logo that was outlined in red. In addition, Arkansas has the phrase "Woo Pig Sooie" etched in the inside neckline of its new jerseys, replacing the Bobby Petrino-era phrase of "Ring the Bell" from last season.
Hometown thoughts
Bielema used the national stage at SEC Media Days to let his hometown of Prophetstown, Ill., know he was thinking about them last week.
A fire ravaged the small town's historic business district Monday, causing an estimated $1 million in damages. Two brothers (a 16-year-old and 12-year-old) admitted to police they were involved Tuesday, according to the Quad City Times.
"My hometown that I came from had a fire that took down a number of buildings in my town," Bielema said. "When you only got 2,000 people, there's not a lot of buildings. It wiped out quite a few.
"I appreciate all the people reaching out to me over the last couple days. It means a lot to me. Can't wait to help support my hometown in any way possible."


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Installing Memcached on Mac OS X and using it in Java
In this article I will explain how you can:
- Install and Configure Memcached on Mac OS X
- Use Memcached in your Java Application
I won't go in too much detail about the benefits of using a distributed cache in your applications, but let's at least provide some use cases for applications that are running in the context of an enterprise portal, eXo Platform in my case - surprising isn't? And I will show this in another post.
We have many reasons to use a cache (distributed or not), in the context of enterprise portal, let's take a look to some of these reasons:
- A portal is used to aggregate data in a single page. These data could come from different sources : Web Services, Database, ERP, ..... and accessing the data in real time could be costly. So it will be quite interesting to cache the result of the call when possible.
- If the portal is used to aggregate many data from many sources, it is sometime necessary to jump into another application to continue some operation. A distributed and shared cache could be used to manage some context between different applications running in different processes (JVM or even technologies)
Note that the Portlet API (JSR-286) contains already a cache mechanism that cache the HTML fragment, and that eXo Platform also provide a low level cache, based on JBoss Cache.
Installation and Configuration
Installing Memcached from sources
You can find some information about Memcached installation on the Memcached Wiki. The following steps are the steps that I have used on my environment.
As far as I know, Memached is not available as package for Mac OS X. I am still on Snow Leopard (10.6.8), and I have installed XCode and all development tools. I have use the article "Installing memcached 1.4.1 on Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard" from wincent.com. For simplicity reason I have duplicate the content and updated to the latest releases.
1. Create a working directory :
$ mkdir memcachedbuild $ cd memcachebuild
2. Install libevent that is mandatory for memcached
$ curl -O http://www.monkey.org/~provos/libevent-1.4.14-stable.tar.gz $ tar xzvf libevent-1.4.14-stable.tar.gz $ cd libevent-1.4.14-stable $ ./configure $ make $ make verify $ sudo make install
3. Install memcached
Go back to your install directory (memcachedbuild)
$ curl -O http://memcached.googlecode.com/files/memcached-1.4.10.tar.gz $ tar xzvf memcached-1.4.10.tar.gz $ cd memcached-1.4.10 $ ./configure $ make $ make test $ sudo make installYou are now ready to use memcached that is available at /usr/local/bin/memcached
This allows you to avoid changing to the pre-installed memcached located in /usr/bin, if you want to replace it instead of having you own install, just run the configure command with the following parameter: ./configure --prefix=/usr
Starting and testing Memcached
Start the memcached server, using the following command line:
$ /usr/local/bin/memcached -d -p 11211
This command starts the memcached server as demon (-d parameter), on the TCP port 11211 (this is the default value). You can find more about the memcached command using man memcached.
It is possible to connect and test your server using a telnet connection. Once connected you can set and get object in the cache, take a look to the following paragraph.
$ telnet 127.0.0.1 11211 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to tgrall-server. Escape character is '^]'. set KEY 0 600 16 This is my value STORED get KEY VALUE KEY 0 16 This is my value END
The set command allows you to put a new value in the cache using the following syntax:
set <key> <flags> <expiration_time> <number_of_bytes> [noreply] \n\n <value>
- key : the key used to store the data in the cache
- flags : a 32 bits unsigned integer that memcached stored with the data
- expiration_time : expiration time in seconds, if you put 0 this means no delay
- number_if_bytes : number of bytes in the data block
- noreply : option to tell the server to not return any value
- value : the value to store and associate to the key.
The get command allows you to access the value that is associated with the key.
You can check the version of memcahed you are running by calling the stats command in your telnet session.
Your memcached server is up and running, you can now start to use it inside your applications.
Simple Java Application with Memcached
The easiest way to use memcached from your Java applications is to use a client library. You can find many client libraries. In this example I am using spymemcached developped by the people from Couchbase.
1. Adding SpyMemcached to your Maven project
Add the repository to you pom.xml (or you setting.xml)
<repository> <id>spy</id> <name>Spy Repository</name> <layout>default</layout> <url>http://files.couchbase.com/maven2/</url> </repository>
then the dependency to your pom.xml
<dependency> <groupid>spy</groupid> <artifactid>spymemcached</artifactid> <version>2.7.3</version> </dependency>
2. Use SpyMemcache client in your application
The following code is a simple Java class that allows you to enter the key and the value and set it in the cache.
package com.grallandco.blog; import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.Console; import java.io.InputStreamReader; import java.util.Date; import java.util.logging.Level; import java.util.logging.Logger; import net.spy.memcached.AddrUtil; import net.spy.memcached.MemcachedClient; public class Test { public static void main(String[] args) { try { System.out.print("Enter the new key : "); BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(System.in)); String key = null; key = reader.readLine(); System.out.print("Enter the new value : "); String value = null; value = reader.readLine(); MemcachedClient cache = new MemcachedClient(AddrUtil.getAddresses("127.0.0.1:11211")); // read the object from memory System.out.println("Get Object before set :"+ cache.get(key) ); // set a new object cache.set(key, 0, value ); System.out.println("Get Object after set :"+ cache.get(key) ); } catch (IOException ex) { Logger.getLogger(Test.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex); System.exit(0); } System.exit(0); } }
So when executing the application you will see something like :
Enter the new key : CITY Enter the new value : Paris, France 2011-11-16 15:22:09.928 INFO net.spy.memcached.MemcachedConnection: Added {QA sa=/127.0.0.1:11211, #Rops=0, #Wops=0, #iq=0, topRop=null, topWop=null, toWrite=0, interested=0} to connect queue 2011-11-16 15:22:09.932 INFO net.spy.memcached.MemcachedConnection: Connection state changed for sun.nio.ch.SelectionKeyImpl@5b40c281 Get Object before set :null Get Object after set :Paris, France
You can also access the object from a Telnet session:
get CITY VALUE CITY 0 13 Paris, France END
You can use any Java class in your application, the only thing to do is to make this class serializable.
This is it for the first post about memcached and Java, I am currently working on a small example integrating Web Services call, Portlets and memcached.

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Obama's day: A trip to sign the farm bill
President Obama goes a long way for a bill signing on Friday, traveling to Michigan for a ceremony on the new farm bill.
Obama will also tour the Michigan Biotechnology Institute in Lansing, where the White House says the president will review "what institutions are doing to create jobs and drive innovation that benefits farmers, ranchers, our rural communities and our nation as a whole."
The president will sign the $956 billion farm bill after remarks at Michigan State University in East Lansing.
Obama also plans to discuss a new administration project called "Made in Rural America," designed to help increase agricultural exports overseas.
The farm bill maintains assistance to agriculture while making changes to the food stamp program:
Reports the Associated Press:
"The bill expands federal crop insurance and ends direct government payments to farmers, but the bulk of its cost is for the food stamp program that aids 1 in 7 Americans.
The bill cuts food stamps by $800 million a year, or around 1 percent, one-fifth of the cut approved last fall by the Republican-led House. Conservatives remain unhappy with the bill and its subsidies for groups ranging from sheep farmers to the maple syrup industry."


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the most rapid rate of voltage change; in cellular electrophysiology it applies to phase 0 of the action potential.
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An enzyme that interacts with the protein product of Myc by means of a leucine zipper motif, instructing cells to mature, divide or undergo autodestruction or apoptosis.
MAX. A gene on chromosome 14q23 that encodes a member of the basic helix-loop-helix leucine zipper (bHLHZ) family of transcription factors, which form homo- and heterodimers with other family members—e.g., MAD, MXI1 and MYC. MYC-MAX upregulates transcription; MAD-MAX downregulates it.


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MMSF Instrumental Fellowships: Harp Fellowships
The Philharmonia Orchestra's Harp Fellowship Programme is designed to support the development of talented orchestral instrumentalists at the beginning of their career. The programme has been designed not only to support their musical development, but also to provide them with an awareness of how an orchestra runs and their role within it.
Previous MMSF Harp Fellow, Michela Zanoni
Applications for 2020/21 season Harp Fellowships are now open. The deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 7 February 2020. To apply, please complete an online application form here.
Please note, the Harp Fellowship has been re-designed in consultation with the Orchestra and the sector, and will now be a two year programme.
For more information please email firstname.lastname@example.com
A list of current recipients can be found here.
The content of the two year Programme will be tailored to meet the individual needs and development rates of the artists, but will include:
Each recipient will receive a grant towards their studies and in acknowledgement of any travel costs associated with participating in this programme.
In addition to the Philharmonia's Director of Education, each recipient will be paired with a Philharmonia player to offer them structured feedback, advice and guidance throughout their Fellowship, ensuring that they are welcomed to the Orchestra and receive a constructive and positive assessment of their performance and progress.
During the course of the two year programme, recipients will have access to a range of masterclasses and seminars on relevant topics related to working in the orchestral sector, including:
- Orchestral repertoire coaching and preparing extracts
- Orchestral etiquette advice
- Careers advice
- Mock auditions and feedback afterwards
- Coaching prior to auditions
Each recipient will be offered the opportunity to sit-in on carefully selected rehearsals with our Principal Harpist, weighted predominantly to the first year of the two year programme.
At the Principal Harpist's discretion, the Harp Fellow may be offered a defined number of dates with the Orchestra for which they are paid in the second year of their Fellowship. This is for both rehearsals and concerts.
As part of their Fellowship, the recipients will be offered paid project work with the Education department, providing them with invaluable training within learning and participation settings – an increasingly important skill for the 21st century orchestral musician.
During the course of their Fellowship, recipients are able to take advantage of performance opportunities. As well as appearances at Development and Philharmonia Friends events, there is an end of year Showcase Concert at the Royal Festival Hall. In addition, if Fellows wish they can apply for further recital performance platforms (solo or as small chamber groups) in pre- or post-concert slots at our major residencies, including De Montfort Hall in Leicester, Three Choirs Festival and the Bedford Corn Exchange, incorporating the experience of putting together a proposal and programming ideas, along with a marketing plan and social media approach.
Successful recipients are asked to contribute to and sign a bespoke learning agreement to outline their commitment to the Fellowship Programme. The musicians are expected to participate in an evaluation process, to include completion of a brief progress report form at the end of the first in order that the Philharmonia can ensure the Fellow is receiving the best experience possible.
We want to invest in talented instrumentalists who are pursuing an orchestral career. In order to be eligible for the Philharmonia MMSF Fellowship Programme, you must be able to demonstrate in your application an interest in an orchestral career, and some experience of working in an orchestral setting.
We want to support artists who have the potential to build a sustainable professional career and you will be asked to describe how the Philharmonia MMSF Fellowship Programme would make a significant difference to you at this particular point in your career. You should consider the impact the Fellowship would make to both your creative development and long term career aims. Please note we are not able to support applications from orchestral saxophonists at this time.
The Philharmonia MMSF Harp Fellowship Programme is a two year scheme. Each round is likely to be highly competitive. The panel will review all submitted information and will be asked to consider:
- Your artistic achievements to date and the impact you are currently making in your studies and work
- The impact a Fellowship would have for you as a prospective orchestral musician
Applicants must be over the age of 18 and in full or part-time education, or no more than 18 months out of full or part-time education at point of applying. You will need to be able to demonstrate this clearly on your application form.
As a guide, the programme has been developed with fourth year undergraduate and postgraduate students in mind. We will accept applications from young undergraduates but ALL applicants must be over 18 years old.
The Philharmonia MMSF Fellowship Programme is open to applicants of all nationalities. However, if you are from overseas, you will need to demonstrate that you are still in education and will be for the duration of the Fellowship with a valid visa (if applicable).
Two references must be written specifically for this application, including one from your current teacher. They should ideally contain the following information:
- How the referee knows the applicant
- In what context they have got to know them
- Why the applicant will benefit from being given a place on the Fellowship Programme
- The applicant's qualifications for the Programme
- How the Programme will benefit the applicant's future development
Two references must have been received by the deadline; otherwise the application will be rejected. The applicants are themselves responsible for ensuring that their application is complete. They should contact their referees in plenty of time to ensure that they are happy to provide a recommendation and are able to do so by the deadline.
Through this scheme we are unable to consider applications for:
- Formal courses of study, training or research (including postgraduate degrees)
- Lessons with your regular teacher
- Costs associated with participating in competitions or showcases
- One off performances, touring or recording costs
- Instrument or equipment purchase
- Any costs incurred prior to a grant being offered
Applications for Woodwind and Brass Fellowships are now open. The deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 7 February 2020. To apply, please complete an online application form here.
You must provide two references as part of your application, one of which should be from your current teacher or head of institution. These may be uploaded on the online application system or sent directly to firstname.lastname@example.com, but must meet the same deadline as the application and be clearly identifiable as your references.
Please note, the Philharmonia will not accept any alternative applications such as CVs or recordings.
If you are selected for audition, you will be asked to pay a registration fee of £20.
The Philharmonia Orchestra is committed to equal opportunities and welcomes the positive impact that difference has in our organisation. We are working to achieve diversity and welcome applications from all sections of the community.
First round auditions will be screened. Final round auditions will not be screened. All auditions will take place on the same day.
If invited to audition, you will be sent all of the relevant information about what to prepare, including audition piece and orchestral excerpts. Candidates may be asked to do some sight reading.
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BMW and the Ultimate DC Charging Machine
Imagine pulling up to a gas station with a GM, Ford, Honda, Toyota, Etc. logo and topping off your tank and driving away without having put a charge on a credit card or cash.
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Imagine pulling up to a gas station with a GM, Ford, Honda, Toyota, Etc. logo and topping off your tank and driving away without having put a charge on a credit card or cash.
This, in effect, is what is happening in the still-growing world of electric vehicles. Not only are the vehicle manufacturers faced with the daunting challenge of creating vehicles that are durable, reliable, capable, and, yes, even appealing, they are also dealing with the development of a recharging infrastructure.
Tesla has done the most in this space, creating its Supercharger network of stations that allow owners of its EVs to plug in to get a sufficient amount of juice (generally 80% of charge) in about 20 minutes and then continue.
BMW has announced that it, along with Bosch Automotive Service Solutions, has developed "BMW I DC Fast Chargers" for its i3 electric vehicle. This fast charger can recharge an i3 to 80% in 30 minutes.
Another advantage, this of a infrastructural nature, is that the device, unlike other charging stations, which are approximately the size of a major appliance, measures just 31 x 19 x 12 in. and weighs just 100 lb., so it can be affixed to a wall. In addition to which, BMW is going to market the devices to "authorized BMW partners" for $6,548.
And while on the subject of money, it is worth noting that i3 drivers in California who activate their ChargeNow cards, which come with the i3, and use it at a participating eVgo Freedom Station (which, admittedly, sounds a bit over the top for what is otherwise described in an internal combustion context as a "gas station"; c'mon, electronics aren't that fancy) by the end of 2014, will have free DC charging—which necessitates, of course, it i3 being equipped with the SAE DC Fast Charging option—through the end of 2015.
"This is a milestone in the development of the DC fast charging infrastructure. With more than five years of real world experience, we understand that a robust network of publicly available DC Combo Fast Chargers is a key part of the mobility of tomorrow. . BMW is offering the BMW i DC Fast Charger at an appealing price point, and more manageable size, to make the convenience of DC fast charging more accessible for BMW i3 owners," said Robert Healey, EV Infrastructure Manager, at BMW of North America.
At some point, the charge stations are going to charge the same way that the aforementioned gas stations do.
But as OEMs build the market for EVs, it seems as though it is a good time for early adopters when it comes to the cost of energy.
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The Fate of Michelle Malakova: 'Oppositional Behavior'
At the opening ceremony of the new Queens Family Courthouse in February 2003, New York State Chief Judge Judith Kaye said,
For too long, families with cases in Queens Family Court have been subjected to anything but dignified surroundings, but now, with the opening of this new justice complex, they will be in a place that will inspire confidence and respect again.
The governmental press release that quotes Kaye goes on to praise the building's "beautiful five-story atrium" and to conjecture that "waiting areas with exterior views and maximum exposure to natural light should make the long waiting periods less stressful to families." A non-architectural solution to the problem of chronic lateness was evidently never contemplated. Long waiting periods are a fundamental, almost sacred part of the legal system, indispensable to the administration of justice.
Accordingly, the architectural firms of Pei Cobb Freed and Gruzen Samton took it as one of their highest priorities—perhaps the highest priority of all—to make the corridors where people wait interminably as pleasant as possible. In The New York Times of July 6, 2003, Ian Bader of Pei Cobb Freed recalled the agonizing that went on at the firm over the facing pairs of wooden benches that line the corridors. "The first dimensional decision was, what is a comfortable distance face-to-face?" Bader said. Eight feet was finally arrived at: "close enough to accommodate large amounts of seating but not so close that it would make strangers feel uncomfortable facing one another." "It's not that architecture can solve the problems of the people who come to the building," Bader added modestly—too modestly, perhaps.
When I attended the criminal trial at Queens Supreme Court of Mazoltuv Borukhova and Mikhail Mallayev for the murder of Borukhova's estranged husband Daniel Malakov, all my attempts to speak to Borukhova's sisters and mother were rebuffed; they refused to have anything to do with me. But in Queens Family Court, when I took a seat on the bench opposite Natella, Sofya, and Istat Borukhova, they did not rebuff me. Under the spell of Pei Cobb Freed's dimensional magic, they began to accept my overtures, and to see me as someone to whom they could tell their side of the terrible story, though always with caution and reserve.
One day I arrived in the waiting corridor to find Natella, a mother of six, with a little rosy-cheeked boy of two on her lap. She was playing a game with him: she would uncurl and kiss his fingers one by one, then curl them up again, as he crowed with delight. The Malakov family's grim belief that the Borukhova sisters and mother were accomplices in the murder (the Malakovs did not hesitate…
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Apparently, a bunch of designated drivers don't give a crap about your safety and booze it up anyway.
In fact, nearly 40 percent of them get liquored up to some extent (a drink or two) before getting behind the wheel, says a report released Monday by the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
Nearly a fifth drank enough to get drunk. Since DDs are generally someone we know pretty well, this sort of means we can't trust our friends, right?
Yeesh. Talk about a buzzkill.
It should be noted, though, that the University of Florida survey was fairly narrow in scope. Researchers followed 1,071 barflies, 165 of them elected chauffeurs for the night. They tested them six random times over a three-month period.
The sample wasn't that diverse either. Most of them were white college bros. All were from a southeastern Florida college and nightlife district (they study doesn't disclose where, which is too bad because it'd be nice to avoid it).
Eighteen percent in the group took breathalyzer tests and scored 0.05 percent or higher. That's considered the "impairment zone," but still legally sloshed. The federally set legal limit for a DUI, of course, is 0.08 percent, but the National Transportation Safety Board wants states to move to the 0.05 level.
You can read the original report right here.
The study concludes that people need to get schooled on the concept of designated driving – an idea struck up in Scandinavia before migrating to the United States about 30 years ago when Harvard famously introduced the Alcohol Project, which touted DDs as "the life of the party," The Atlantic Wire tells us.
But evidently, there's still a long way to go, despite lobbying efforts by Mothers Against Drunk Driving and other public safety advocacy groups. MADD says about 10,000 people die from drunken driving a year and hundreds of thousands more get hurt.
The university study's authors say they hope their report will "identify the need for consensus across researcher, layperson and communication campaigns that a DD must be someone who has abstained from drinking entirely."
Until then, just call a cab.
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ZEW interview: Anders Osborne & Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi Allstars)
Hangout Festival North Mississippi Allstars are back in action and ready for another round of rousing tornadic riffs and licks, live at the Soul Kitchen this Saturday night (Dec 17) with special guests, The Weeks.[display_podcast] Luther Dickinson (who played with Black Crowes at Hangout as well) was in town last Saturday when he joined NOLA legend Anders Osborne for a night of funky soul rock and roll. Â They dropped by the ZEW studio for a chat about how a NOLA dude teamed up with a blues dude from north Mississippi (they had mutual admiration for each other's skills and finally got to meet during Jazz Fest), Anders' new album on Alligator records, and is that Sonny storyline on Treme inspired by Anders' life story?? Inquiring minds.
In case you didn't know, North Mississippi Allstars have another collection of earthy rockin', strong songs (first album since legendary daddy Jim Dickinson passed away) that includes a cover of Bob Dylan's 'Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again". Asked why they chose that particular song, Luther told us a sweet story of his dad working a different chord arrangement to the tune while he lay in a hospital bed. Â You can listen to the interview below.
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Transfer news: Manchester United to consider sending Wilfried Zaha out on loan
Man United manager David Moyes admits he will consider the possibility of sending Wilfried Zaha out on loan in January.
Last Updated: 27/10/13 11:44am
The highly-rated winger only completed a permanent switch to Old Trafford over the summer, with a deal having initially been struck with Crystal Palace for his services in January.
After seeing out the 2012/13 campaign as a Championship play-off winner at Selhurst Park, and a senior England international, big things were expected of the 20-year-old forward.
He has, however, been restricted to just one run-out in the Community Shield and another for the England U21s this term - meaning he is still waiting on his Premier League bow.
Numerous clubs are said to be keen on offering him the opportunities he craves, and those he needs if he is to continue developing.
United were reluctant to discuss a loan deal at the start of the campaign, but Moyes now concedes that he will address the issue when the transfer window re-opens in the New Year.
He said in The Sun: "I've said if I couldn't get him a game I would look at it in January.
"I really thought when he came in he needed to be here for six months to see how we work.
"There is competition in the wide areas with Nani, Antonio Valencia, Ashley Young, Adnan Januzaj and even Shinji Kagawa - that makes it one of the areas where we are strong.
"It's not because Wilf has not done enough, it's because we have got big, big competition and there are a lot of players to give some playing time to.
"Unfortunately we've not been able to do that with Wilf. If I can't do a lot for him by January then I will look at it.
"We've not had the right opportunity to introduce him as much as we'd like but he's very much in my plans."


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Never let it be said that geeks aren't without a sense of humor - even the saddest moments seem somewhat happer when expressed through code.
A sad poem of an algorithm where solitude brought excessive use of cpu cycles and memory allocation for redundant data (it copied over and over again the same image till all memory was filled with it)
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By Adrienne Ross – http://www.motivationtruth.com
The media has been busted conspiring once again. This time the target is Alaska's Joe Miller who is running for Senate. Not too many knew who Miller was before he received the support of Governor Palin, and the lamestream media–along with other PDS sufferers–see a loss for him as a win against the Governor. So once again, the media stops at nothing to promote their agenda. This one is particularly troubling, and heads should roll. Nonetheless, we see an example of this truth: "what's done in the dark will come to the light."
Big Government reports:
The following voice mail message was inadvertently left on the cell phone of Joe Miller campaign spokesperson Randy DeSoto.
The voices are believed to be those of the news director for CBS Anchorage affiliate KTVA, along with assignment editor Nick McDermott, and other reporters, openly discussing creating, if not fabricating, two stories about Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, Joe Miller.
The following is a transcript of a call recorded after CBS Alaska affiliate KTVA called Joe Miller's Senate campaign spokesperson. The call failed to disconnect properly. It was later authenticated by McDermott, who sent a text to Randy DeSoto stating, "Damn iPhone… I left you a long message. I thought I hung up. Sorry."
Clearly the reporters were conspiring to set up some type of smear of Joe Miller. With glee, they even cite a recent controversy over an incident involving the Rand Paul campaign, while discussing how they would spread the story via social media after whatever incident they had in mind came off. It also brings to mind another recent episode that ended with Jerry Brown's California gubernatorial campaign being caught up in controversy when someone from Brown's camp called Brown's opponent, Republican Meg Whitman, a "whore."
This calls into serious question what type of campaign coverage CBS' KTVA has been providing Alaskans all along, given their reporters' willingness to conspire against Miller.
This totally makes me sick to my stomach. Can the public no longer count on the media to fairly report the news? That is the media's job, is it not? We saw this type of nonsense here and here when, during the 2008 campaign, "Journolisters" went after Governor Palin after Senator McCain tapped her to be his running mate and she was deemed a threat to their victory plans. We saw it in the media's decision to protect then-candidate Obama from serious scrutiny and downplay his radical associations. We saw it with the conspiracy to depict all Republicans as racists. We see it still–everyday–because the lamestream media has decided that their job is to be the deciding factor in who the public respects and elects. Joe Miller is just their newest target.
May this truth exposed send Alaskans to the polls with a determination to vote for the real Joe Miller, rejecting the Left's sick agenda–so sick they joke and laugh about child molesters. Their behavior is disgusting, and certainly not befitting those who should be honored to represent our First Amendment rights. The term "sick puppies" comes to mind.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
The three Beaulieu brothers.....maybe
The note I have says that 'our Beaulieu' was "Frenchman from Manitoba, trader in Kootenai for many years. His brother was Francois Beaulieu who was 1 of 6 voyageurs accompanying Sir Alex. McKenzie in 1773 [sic]."
This tempting snatch of information has led us on a wild goose chase for many years!
The grandson of the woman who collected this information (and whose daughter gave the information to my aunt) confirmed the story, but told us that his grandmother had not written the story down as she heard it from James Birnie's children.
That makes it a secondary source -- a very distant secondary source, unfortunately!
If you hear a story, write it down immediately -- two hundred years from now someone will say 'thank you.'
It seems unbelievable that 'Our Beaulieu,' who crossed the Rocky Mountains with NWC explorer David Thompson in 1807, was brother to the voyageur who accompanied another NWC explorer (Alexander Mackenzie) to the Pacific Ocean in 1793 (not 1773).
And so I set out to find out if this story could be true.
First I discovered that the name of the Beaulieu who accompanied [Sir] Alexander Mackenzie to the Pacific coast was Francois.
And then I googled......
This was many years ago and I doubt that these sites are still online, but they may be.
From: www.peace.mb.ca article, "Native Spirituality -- Francois Beaulieu," by Caroline & Rod Lorenz:
"That the Catholic faith was planted among the Dene Nations is due not only to the heroic efforts of the missionaries, but also to a remarkable man named Francois Beaulieu. His life has become a legend in the north. More than anyone else, it was he who opened the door to the Gospel of Christ. The people called him, 'Old Man Beaulieu.'
"Francois Beaulieu was born in the 1770's, in the Great Slave area. His father, a French trapper, had settled and married among the Chipewyans. As Francois later told Father Petitot, "I am the son of a Frenchman. My mother was a Chipewyan; my grandmother a Cree: there are three bloods in my veins."
"It was not until he was fifteen that young Francois saw men from the outside world. As an old man he recalled, "I remember it as though it was yesterday. I was living with my parents. One day we hear that white people were coming. There were lots of them. My uncle called all the Indians from the Great Slave area to meet with them.""
Even better: "Our Metis Heritage ... a portrayal," by the Metis Association of the Northwest Territories, 1976:
"Francois Beaulieu (Old Man Beaulieu) (1775-1885) -- Francois Beaulieu was born around 1775. His father Francois Beaulieu was one of the guides who accompanied Alexander Mackenzie down the river to the Arctic Ocean in 1789 and four years later to the Pacific. "I am the son of a Frenchman. My mother was a Chipewyan; my grandmother was a Cree; there are three bloods in my veins...
""What I am going to say happen at the North West arm of the Great Slave Lake, on Big Island (near Fort Providence). At the time I was not a grown up man. However I remember as if it was yesterday. I was 15 years old. I was then staying with my parents. One day, we heard that the White Men were coming. There were lots of them. My uncle, Jacques Beaulieu, chosen a spokesman for the people, called all the Indians from all over the Great Slave Lake area. Many Dog Ribs came also....."
So, here we have three family members in the Athabasca district:
We have Francois (now Francois II) "Old Man Beaulieu," his father Francois I, and his uncle named Jacques or Zacherie -- probably an older brother because he took charge (but maybe he took charge because he was present when his brother was not).
Old Man Beaulieu is Metis -- his mother was Chipewyan; his father French -- was his maternal grandmother Cree or was it his paternal grandmother?
Was Old Man Beaulieu's father French Canadian, or French/Cree Metis?
Another descendent of Francois, Old Man Beaulieu, agrees with this latter theory, and tells me that "the elder Francois (that is, Francois Beaulieu I) was referred to by our Francois .. as having a French father and a Cree mother and was a former employee of the Compagnie des Sioux (begun in 1827) until it fell apart following the French defeat by the British (1763)."
The NWT Metis Association put me in touch with the wife of a descendent of Old Man Beaulieu, and she answered another lot of questions for me.
"Extracts from the submission to the Historic Site and Monuments Board of Canada -- Francois Beaulieu II; this document clearly demonstrates the presence of Francois Beaulieu in the North Slave....
"Pages 383-84 quotes historian Martha McCarthy as noting that Francois Beaulieu (I) left the country and his wife Ethiba remarried a Chipewyan hunter referred to by the traders as "the Rat" (1995:10). With the departure of his birth father, Francois Beaulieu II's early years were apparently spent with Yellowknife and Dogrib relatives north of Great Slave Lake (McCarthy 1995: 110, Menez Nd: 4-5)."
If Old Man Beaulieu's father Francois Beaulieu left the country and returned home, where was his home?
Montreal or Quebec? Detroit or Illinois or Duluth? Red River district? Michilmackinac? Sault Ste. Marie? Where did he come from and where did he go?
So taking this information, I attempted to work out the dates of birth for these three brothers and for Old Man Beaulieu.
Old Man Beaulieu -- if he was 15 when Alexander Mackenzie arrived in 1793, he was born about 1778 (about the time Peter Pond arrived at Great Slave Lake, in fact.)
But was Alexander Mackenzie the man who was in charge of the 'lots of men' who arrived there, or was Francois II talking of Peter Pond's arrival?
For now, I am presuming that he is a Native man who may have adopted his father's stories, merging them with his own memories.
Francois Beaulieu I made the journey to the west coast with Alexander Mackenzie in 1793:
If he was 20 years old, he would have been born in 1773; if 40, in 1753.
He may have been younger than 20 if he came north with his older[?] brother Jacques or Zacharie.
I use Zacharie as well as Jacques, firstly because the names sound so similar, and secondly, because I found so few 'Jacques' in the PRDH when I did my search -- flexibility is required when you are searching for your ancestors in archival records and their names might not always be what you believe them to be.
In the fur trade, voyageurs are old at 40, and so I presume he was born about 1773.
But in 1778, when Peter Pond arrived at Athabasca, would he have been only five years old?
Was he there with his French Canadian father?
Was his mother Native and Jacques Metis, or was there also a French Canadian woman in the Athabasca?
Contrary to belief, there were a few women in the interior -- but very few.
I have even heard of women joining the fur trade as voyageurs, by disguising themselves as men; one was discovered only because she got pregnant.
Our Beaulieu -- Joseph Beaulieu?
If he was Joseph Beaulieu, voyageur contre-maitre in Red River in 1804, that suggests he had some experience in the fur trade and was at least 25 years old, so he was born in 1779.
But if he was 30 years old in 1804 he was born in 1774.
If the same man was 'Our Beaulieu' at Rocky Mountain House in 1807, he was aged 28 to 33; at Saleesh House in 1811, age 32 to 37.
By 40 these hard-working men were worn out; I suspect that our Beaulieu was at the higher end of that age scale, but of course that is only a guess.
So if Joseph(?) was born about 1775, and Francois I born about 1773, and their older brother Jacques/Zacharie born maybe a few years earlier (say 1770?), I searched the PRDH to see if I could find this family born in Quebec.
I set up a number of Beaulieu family trees online, and filled them in.
You will find these trees online, at Ancestry.ca -- all are public and you should be able to access them if you want to:
BAUDRIA-BEAULIEU Family Tree -- I was interested in this family because they were from Montreal and my first information said that our Beaulieu "returned to Montreal."
Though there is a Joseph Raphael Beaulieu born in 1767 at St.-Laurent, Quebec, there is no Francois or Jacques/Zacharie born at any time close to my suggested dates.
In addition to looking for brothers with those names, I also kept my eyes open for boys who may have been cousins growing up in the same area.
It doesn't matter in this case; I did not find them.
BRILLANT DIT BEAULIEU Family Tree -- This family was in the area around Detroit and Mackinac Island, 1750's and later.
I am very interested in this tree, but though I think it is a good possibility that our ancestors are descended from this family, I cannot confirm.
If anyone knows about this family, or knows of archival information or genealogies of this family, I would like to hear from them.
I think that it would be very easy for the men of this family, born Metis in the wilderness around Detroit, to continue in the fur trade and follow it west to Red River or north to the Athabasca.
MARTIN dit MONTPELLIER et BEAULIEU TREE -- This tree is quite large and contains possibilites; I haven't, however, been able to find three brothers or even close cousins that I can say 'might' be our 'brothers.'
THOMAS dit BEAULIEU TREE -- also has possibilities but I have not been able to find our boys in this tree.
I eliminate all men who have wives and children, presuming that our three brothers had none in Quebec.
Finally, the massive HUDON dit BEAULIEU tree has possiblities.
If you remember, one of the archival documents found in the Minnesota archives and mentioned in my posting of Thursday, February 24, 2011, said that Clement Hudon dit Beaulieu (1811-1893) wrote that his uncle Henri was the voyageur Beaulieu who crossed the mountains with David Thompson in 1807.
I have on hand new information uncovered in the Minnesota archives; a letter from the above man's son, also named Clement (1841-1926); it is addressed to Grace Lee Nute who was at that time a research assistant at the archives.
"You ask if I could as far as possible give complete dates about my fathers and other members of my family who were engaged as fur traders.
"I think, to [quote/great] .. extent you will find answers in the papers you already have.
"However at the risk of repetition I will say my grandfather and his two brothers Paul and Henry were fur traders.
"... two first before becoming independents connected with the Astor Am. fur Co. while [sic]
"Henry never came to our country but went west from Eastern Canada in connection with either the Hudson's Bay Co. or some other Canadian Fur Co."
Looking at the Hudon dit Beaulieu tree, I see that the fur trader named Henry, brother of Clement's grandfather Bazile/Basile and Bazile's brother Paul, was Henri Hudon dit Beaulieu, born April 16, 1791 in Riviere Ouelle, Quebec.
If he is the voyageur I discovered in the North West Company records, 1813-1815, he was twenty two years old when he was in the employee of the fur trade.
He cannot be related to the Athabasca brothers; Charlot was born in 1805 so he was too young to be her father; and he was too young to have been David Thompson's voyageur, an experienced man who was a freetrader by 1811.
He might be Josephine's father, but how did he get to be in Montana in 1810?
Our stories may, in the end, be fairy tales, but I am not ready to give up on them yet.
More on Francois, "Old Man Beaulieu," and his father, from other sources:
From: Peter Pond and the Athabasca Country, at www.calverley.dawson-creek.bc.ca
"In 1785 [Peter] Pond sent Cuthbert Grant and Laurent Leroux to establish a post on Great Slave Lakes afterwards known as "Fort Resolution" and another still further North on the Lake, a post afterwards called Fort Providence....
"Now enters a report that has gained little publicity. A historian named Woolacott has written that when the Northwesters reached Great Slave Lake in 1786 they found there a family of French Canadian descent by the name of Beaulieu. Thus it would appear that some French voyageur or coureurs de bois had long preceded Pond..."
Peter Pond first arrived at Slave Lake in 1778, did he not?
From: "The Metis in the Canadian West," vol. 1-3, by Marcel Giraud, Translated by George Woodcock, U of Alberta Press, 1986:
Vol.1, Chapter 1 -- The Appearance of the Metis People (about 1806): "Already we begin to see the appearance of families whose very names evoke even today in the West the race of "mixed blood", the Desjarlais, the Vandals, the Cardinals, the Beauregards, the Dumonts, the Beaulieus, the Deschamps, whose founders, whether employees or freemen, sometimes wandered to the needs of the service, but in other cases began to settle around the posts or in areas which later, like Deer Lake or Lake Winnipeg, became favored concentration points for Metis families."
From: "The Metis in the Canadian West," [see above], Vol 2, Chapter 27 -- "Some of them, like the old Metis Francois Beaulieu who with his children exploited the saline springs of the Salt River, had acquired among the Native tribes a prestige that obliged the Company to treat him with special consideration: it granted Francois a virtual monopoly in the extraction of salt and entrusted him with the direction of the Salt River post. It was there that Father Petitot encountered him in 1862. Beaulieu was then eighty-five years old; in 1789 he had been present at Alexander Mackenzie's arrival, and he had accompanied Sir John Franklin to Great Bear Lake as an interpreter, but he still had enough energy to work on the farm he had created, to raise a few head of cattle, to fish, hunt, and supervise the extraction of salt."
An interesting sideline to our story of Old Man Beaulieu: From "Our Metis Heritage .. a portrayal," by the Metis Association of the Northwest Territories (1976), re Francois Beaulieu:
"James Anderson, the Hudson's Bay District manager, made many trips back and forth between Fort Simpson and Portage la Loche, with the Fur Brigade. Portaging the Fort Smith Rapids was always a problem until [quote] Beaulieu, in 1854, guided him through a new route perfectly safe that avoids the Pelican Rapid. The new portage is shorter with a steep hill which may be partly cut down. Beaulieu said that several of the other rapids and portages may be avoided by taking a new route inching to the left of the river. [Quote from letter, J. Anderson, District Manager, 1854]
We have an interesting family connection here -- James Anderson was Chief Trader James Anderson [A] of the HBC, Alexander Caulfield Anderson's older brother.
Those of you who want to research Old Man Beaulieu further might be interested in reading the journals of James Anderson in the Hudson's Bay Company Archives, and the Anderson Family Papers, also in the HBCA.
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My Dad told me that we originated in Canada we were Chippewayan and my Grandmother's name was Emile Beaulieu but I was born in Massachusetts.ReplyDelete
Did you ever hear the story about how the White Bear came to be?
Another point , there is an author in Quebec, whom I am friends with by the name of Bernard Assiniwi who wrote much about Quebec's Aboriginal history.ReplyDelete
He wrote the Francois Beaulieu was an Abenaki Indian who guided MacKenzie and that Beaulieu's Indian name in French was "Couteau Jaune" or Yellow Knife!
This I don't know. Are you descended from Old Man Beaulieu -- I talk to a few of his descendents and they might like to hear your stories.ReplyDelete
Please contact me directly.
This is the way it was told to me by my grandfather;
In the 1760's Jacques and Francois were brothers who came North to trade (my grandfather says they were from Quebec), Francois married Ethiba(Akaitcho's sister)a Dene woman; they had a son Francois Beaulieu "Old Man Beaulieu/Le Patriarche" who was born around 1771-75 and died in 1872. He had 7 wives one from every tribe, gave them all up, except his first wife Catherine St. Germain(Possibly a Cree), when he converted to Catholism.
Apparently before the Beaulieu's there was a Mandeville; Le Camrades Mandeville,who came up in the 1750's, apparently from France, there were two brothers, one went to Louisianna and the other to the North, I only add this because there might be additional info found there somewhere.
Francois Beaulieu was, without a doubt, the first Quebecer to settle in the North. I've been researching Old Man Beaulieu since 1966. His father came to the North in the 1760's and married Ethiba who was the daughter of the Chipewyan Chief Sun Beams and a captive Cree woman. She was about 40 years older than Akaitcho. Pierre St Germain was the next to settle up there and married Thakarilther who was Chipewyan. I was told that La Camarade's father travelled up north with Louison Cayen's father who also came from France. Louison and La Camarade married sisters making them brother in laws. The first written documentation I've seen of the Mandeville name mentioned is when a Joseph Mandeville renewed his NWC contract in Fort Chip in 1798. La Camarade was reputed to be born around 1800 to 1802.ReplyDelete
On to Old Man Beaulieu's age. He claimed to be born in 1761 and was there in the North to witness the arrival of Pond. No reason not to believe him. Another interesting tidbit......in 1802 Alexander McKenzie had gotten into a quarrel with Joseph Labrie and it was Old Man Beaulieu, who had just returned from a hunt, who quelled the situation by threatening to kill McKenzie. He wouldn't have done that had he been born in 1793.
I grew up in Salt River and heard and recorded all the stories told to me by the old timers from there. The old timers I refer to are: Vincent Beaulieu, Xavier Beaulieu, Felix Beaulieu, Germain Squirrel, Germain Tourangeau, Fred Berens, Suzi King, Magloire Abraham, David King, Antoinette Deneyutchele, Nap Naskedhe, Isadore Mercredi, Isadore Jeremie, and Olivier Nadgere among them. These people related the family histories to me as well as the stories/legends such as "The Old Woman Sitting There" and "The Arctic Giant".
Francois' father returned to Montreal shortly after returning from the Beaufort Sea with McKenzie. Ethiba then lived with a Chipewyan trading Chief by the name of "The Rat".
Old man Beaulieu was my great great grandfather. We still have a big Beaulieu family in Fort Resolution NWT and Fort Smith NWT. I am of French, Chipewyan and Cree descent as well.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hello Mahalia. I too am a great-great grandfather of Francois Beaulieu ll. His daughter Madeleine married Antoine Lafferty. Their son, Henry was my grandfather. Another son, Napoleon, was the first Metis Oblate priest in the Athabascan diocese. Henry went on to have over 50 grandchildren!Delete
That should read 'great-great-granddaughter'Delete
I think every Francois had a son named Francios. So who knows how far they go back. My grandfather was Francois King-Beaulieu. My family only uses King now.ReplyDelete
Also thanks for putting all that info into Ancestry.com. I tried to look for family history and I couldnt find anything. One of our great grandmothers was also an Anderson of Scottish descent.ReplyDelete
I've been researching the Beaulieu family history back from 1880 when my family travels to Maine from Quebec. They arrive with an oral history that is largely dismissed by the time I come along, so I search far and wide to explain when and where the Beaulieu family first comes to live with peoples of First Nations. During the process I came upon communications concerning a British prison ship called the Pembroke snow. (Snow is the type of ship.) Anyway, 1755 a man the British record as "Captain Beaulieu" is being deported from Nova Scotia. He has skills in navigation and ship repair, as he leads the prisoners aboard to the safety after repairing the ships mast and leading the mutany that allows them to escape into the wilderness of New Brunswick. They travel to the Saint Lawrence with French, First Nations, and mixed blood peoples fleeing the British. The story is recounted by several people along the Saint Lawrence, but none explain what happens to Captain Beaulieu. Several Acadian families claim him through "dit" names, but they rely upon incomplete documentation of that region and none refer to an individual with the skills demonstrated by this "Captain Beaulieu". His skills do however make him a valuable recruit for "la compgnie des Sioux", which is known to be traveling into the NWT at this time and is said to be the means by which Francois (Old Man) Beaulieu's father comes to the region. The skills demonstrated by "Captain Beaulieu", if passed down to Francois, would prepare him to assist in the organization of resistance to the British and to assist MacKenzie and Franklin. Even that that thing that leads Francois' father to live with First Nations people can be explained thusly.ReplyDelete


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Mylan also reported a 25 percent rise in fourth-quarter profit, helped by sales of its Epipen auto-injector for the treatment of severe allergic reactions.
The company's acquisition of Agila Specialities, a wholly owned subsidiary of Strides, ends months of speculation regarding its sale, with reports suggesting Pfizer Inc (PFE.N) and Japan's Otsuka Holdings as other potential buyers.
The deal will help Mylan, one of the world's largest generic drugmakers, double its injectable drugs portfolio and make it one of the leaders in the rapidly-growing business.
Global generic injectable drug sales are expected to grow faster that other dosage forms, helped by a raft of patent expiries, Mylan said.
The increased portfolio is also likely to help Mylan as many generic injectable drugs, which tend to be administered in hospitals and include treatments for cancer, have been in short supply in the United States.
"Together we will have more than 700 marketed injectables products and a global pipeline of more than 350 injectables products pending approval," Mylan President Rajiv Malik said.
Mylan said the acquisition of Agila, which is based in Bangalore, is expected to immediately add to its adjusted diluted earnings following closing.
"We expect the transaction to have a greater than 10 percent return on invested capital by the third full year from closing," CFO John Sheehan said in a conference call.
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania-based Mylan said Agila's strong presence in Brazil represented an attractive opportunity to tap into the difficult market. Agila gets a quarter of its revenue from Brazil, while the United States contributes 40 percent.
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Samiya is the location of an ancient temple constructed by the People of the Water, and also serves as the location of the civilisation's defining feature, the Sea Crown.
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Samiya was built many eons ago by the People of the Water, as a homage to the Manaphy species, and as such the Sea Temple is constantly moving locations due to the current. It is said that Samiya was constructed to serve as a home for the Manaphy species, and this is present due to the fact that all Manaphy instinctively know the location of the Temple from birth.
Samiya is also sought after by people who wish to steal its crown jewel, the Sea Crown from the center of the Temple. As a countermeasure, the People of the Water adapted a cloaking mechanism around the entirety of Samiya, which in effect allows it to blend in with the surrounding water and therefore go unnoticed. However, this cloaking ability is negated on the night of a lunar eclipse, which The Phantom takes advantage of. When the eclipse ends, Samiya fades away.
The Sea Crown, hidden deep in the center of Samiya, is comprised of a variety of large crystals which serve as the power source behind the Sea Temple. When one or more of these crystals are removed from the base, this results in the dissipation of the energy field enveloping Samiya and allows for water to seep in at a rapid rate. This process can only be reversed if the stolen crystals are returned back to the Sea Crown.
When seen in its entirety, Samiya is roughly the size of a large city. The main base at the center of the Sea Temple consists of a spiraling column ascending upwards into a spire-like peak. When inside, there are a variety of water fountains and sections traversable only through the aid of Water-type Pokémon.
In one particular section of Samiya, there is a stone tablet which bears the emblem of the Sea Crown. However, the text situated below the emblem is written in the native language of the People of the Water, which is a rare enough dialect that only two people are known to understand the symbols, one being The Phantom and the other being Lizabeth's grandfather.
Behind this tablet is a door leading to the location of the Sea Crown. The entrance to this door can only be activated through the use of the jade crystals possessed by the People of the Water, which resonate with one another when brought into close contact.
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- The Japanese name for Samiya, Akusha, is derived from アクア aqua and 社 sha respectively.
- In the Viz Media translation of the manga adaptation of the movie, Samiya is referred to as Akusha. Alternatively, in Chuang Yi's manga adaptation of the movie, it was referred to as Samaya.


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Book review time! I finished reading Fifty Shades of Grey yesterday morning.
The book is a trilogy. The three volumes fast moving. The author is a woman. E. L. James. I specify her sex since from my perspective it is a woman's book written by a woman.
Fifty Shades is #1 on the New York Times best seller list. It is being read world wide. Book stores keep running out.
Fifty Shades is a love novel. Again, written by a woman for women. Not generally the type of book men read. Too lovey dovey.
My sense is the book is going to raise sex to another level.
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And, yet for all the development of "technical knowledge", the civil society has more failings in all of the moral values. Just drive down the road and crazies endanger lives by poor driving technique despite having far better hardware. So to, divorce is rampant, the children are deprived, and the takers far outweigh the makers. Pop star Taylor Swift is uniquely notable because she doesn't do slut publicly; what she does privately is her own business. Listen to any "comedian" and they'd make a Drill Sargent blush. Manhood has been reduced to a metrosexual homosexual who's no longer needed. Womanhood has been reduced to whiny trivial want-it-all given to her. A la Sandra Flock who wants her birth control paid for by others. Our pioneer ancestors would be ashamed. Sadly, I don't know how to fix it. So maybe we just watch it all spin crash and burn like all the empires before us. A lot of folks are going to get hurt along the way. We've come a long way from "You are what you produce." A long long way.
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UK CropNet are pleased to announce the launch of our latest database: CropSeqDB - a sequence database for UK crop plants. This database has been created for two main reasons: i) To act as a repository of sequence information for UK crop species ii) To complement our existing Arabidopsis database (AGR) by linking sequences in CropSeqDB to their likely Arabidopsis homologue in AGR. As a UK crop plant database, CropSeqDB only contains information for species detailed in the MAFF National Listing of UK crop species (which includes cereals, vegetables, oil & fibre plants, and fodder crops). CropSeqDB currently contains nearly half a million sequences (taken from the EMBL database) representing over 150 species. Likely Arabidopsis homologues have been identified for about 70% of these sequences. CropSeqDB can be searched by EMBL accession, gene name, gene product, etc. and all sequences with homologies are linked directly to protein entries in the AGR database. A BLAST server is also provided. For more information, and to search CropSeqDB, please go to: http://ukcrop.net/cropseqdb.html Keith ~ Keith Bradnam - UK CropNet (http://ukcrop.net) webmaster and ~ Arabidopsis Genome Resource (http://ukcrop.net/agr) developer. ~ ~ Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre, University Park, ~ University of Nottingham, NG7 2RD, UK. Tel: (0115) 951 3091