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Intrepid Goes Academic: Fall Classes Start Tomorrow
Fall is upon us – the chill is in the air, the holiday preparation is underway, the scarves are out of their summer hiding spots. While Intrepid Shakespeare finds itself between shows at this time of year, that doesn't mean that Artistic Directors Sean and Christy Yael-Cox are taking extended vacations. Far from it. Beginning tomorrow, both will start teaching fall classes at the theater.
"It's a nice time of year," says Sean, who is also Intrepid's Director of Education. "We are in pre-production for Macbeth and gearing up to announce our fifth season and our 2014 reading series." Believe it or not, in the land of Intrepid, this is what qualifies as "downtime." Fortunately for experienced actors in need of a tune up or new faces needing a landing place, this is also the perfect time for Intrepid to offer a selection of classes revolving around Shakespeare, public speaking, comedy, and scene study.
While Sean will helm two of the classes, The Play's the Thing: Intermediate Scene Study will be taught by Producing Artistic Director Christy Yael-Cox. "It's a great opportunity for people to work with Christy," says Sean of the woman who has directed or co-directred the entirety of Intrepid's productions this year, all of which were honored with Critics' Choice. "She rarely has time to teach classes, so those who are signed up for this one are really lucky."
In order to register for Christy's class, at least one year of training is required, or experience acting in at least one production. Christy will be tackling both Shakespeare and modern scenes with her actors, and describes the class as ideal for those who want to work on their craft.
"It's like a mini-rehearsal session with her," says Sean.
If a more intensive Shakespeare experience is the goal, Sean will be teaching a class on approaching and acting the Bard for new and experienced actors.
"It's amazing when I talk to seasoned actors in town and mention our upcoming Shakespeare auditions," says Sean, who played the title role in Hamlet earlier this year. "Even the most experienced actors have said that they would love to audition, but Shakespeare scares them."
In light of this, Sean feels it is important to bring Shakespeare down from its unreachable, scholarly pedestal and tap into its origins.
"When he was alive, his plays were popular with everybody," explains Sean. "People forget that Shakespeare wrote for everyone."
If there's any fear that four weeks of Shakespeare will be entirely lecture-based, Sean is quick to dispel that. "We'll be discovering the material by doing," he says. In other words, be prepared to get on your feet.
Sean's Shakespeare session is open to new and experienced actors, and he is quick to assure participants that both are necessary to the process of unpacking this playwright.
"Everyone learns so much by watching other actors in class," he says. "It's actually really nice when there's different levels."
Both The Play's the Thing: Intermediate Scene Study and Willpower: A Shakespeare Class will commence this weekend and run on Sundays for four weeks. There is still time to register for limited available spots.
Also on the fall docket is Phil Johnson's A Master Class on Comedy, which will take place November 24. Public Speaking with Sean will begin November 3 for two sessions.
Classes will be held on Intrepid's mainstage theatre, the Clayton E. Liggett, on the campus of San Dieguito Academy. For more information on fall classes, click here.
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First, let's get this out of the way right up front:
"I'm not going to be the Alabama head coach." — Nick Saban, two weeks before he became the Alabama head coach.
So, with that matter taken care of, down to the business at hand.
For well over a month, Nick Saban has, once again, been connected to various openings around the NFL. Specifically and most vociferously, the Tide head coach's name has been bandied about as a possibility for the opening with the Cleveland Browns. Hell, as late as this week, and even as Cleveland had seemingly set their sights on another head coach from the collegiate level, a Northeast Ohio scribe was penning a piece headlined "Browns' Haslam seems poised to make run at Alabama's Saban."
All the while, Saban has steadfastly denied an interest in returning to the scene of his only coaching crime, although the denials rang hollow in many an ear thanks to the bungled public handling of the Miami Dolphins situation just over six years ago. Even attempts by Saban's wife Terry to quash the speculation — "as far as I'm concerned, this is it" — failed to reach its intended target as the rumors connecting her husband to the professional ranks continued.
Just two days before the Tide takes the field against Notre Dame for a shot at a third BCS title in four seasons, Saban was once again asked about a possible future in the NFL. And, once again, the future Hall of Fame coach attempted to tamp out whatever embers of a move to the NFL may still be smoldering.
"I don't have any unfinished business in the NFL," Saban told reporters during the BCS title game media day in Miami Saturday morning. "It's not something I'm concerned about. It's not even anything I want to do."
Saban's choice of words to kick off his latest denial is interesting to say the least. Purveyors of the annual Saban-to-the-NFL rumors like to point to his 15-17 mark in the brief two-year stay with the Dolphins as the main reason he would return to the professional ranks, that easily the worst stop in his otherwise highly successful coaching career has left an itch that he will eventually scratch. That his drive to excel at everything and anything he puts his hands on would eventually lead him back to the NFL to redeem the lone blemish on his coaching résumé, his steadfast public commitment to the Tide be damned.
Saban's a smart individual, though, and must realize that his very public butchering of his Dolphins departure makes it impossible for most to accept at face value his myriad declarations of love for his current job. The only thing he can do to put the rumor wolves at bay? Nothing really, other than continue on with the job at hand at Alabama. And continue building a powerhouse FBS program that's the envy of all but a handful of schools across the country, one that has a chance at BCS history in South Beach Monday night.


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Williams also had some interesting comments that offered a glimpse into his rationale for investing heavily in his big-league club over the years, usually at the expense of bringing top-shelf amateur talent into the organization, a trend which ended with the last offseason.
"To not be in the free agent market, or even the trade market to the degree we usually are, it was just a strange offseason," Williams said. "At the same time, we are confident in our young players that are still kind of feeling around for that veteran feel that can bring it all together. It was just different. My phone bill was lower.
"Ideally, you don't like to go into the free-agent market. You build a foundation and build from within. What people don't understand about the difficulty in that is that we are what we are. We're an organization that has tried to build our brand up to the point that people can count on our aggressiveness. They can count our competitiveness (as a team) that will sustain a $100 million payroll.
"If you take a little different focus, for instance, let's say you're going to take a couple of years and overspend in the draft, overspend on the Latin American front, overspend anywhere other than on the major-league team, trying to be competitive. We run the risk potentially of not even being able to support a $100 million payroll, because our situation is different. We have to compete for our attendance to sufficiently warrant that $100 million payroll.
"Now you're talking about killing yourself on the back end and the front end. We always have to be in the mode that if we're going young, when we identify young players we have to be right. We have to market the major-league club as well and blend in some youth at the same time."
April 13, 2012
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5 things Google Glass has taught me about beta testing
Trying out Google Glass as one of 8,000 Glass Explorers marks the first time I've ever beta-tested a technology product. My "Get App-y" column focuses more on how technology fits into regular people's lifestyles, so being an early adopter is new for me. Here are some things I've learned about the beta-testing process:
1) The product you're testing is not entirely ready for market, so lower your expectations. You, as a beta tester, have it to provide input for the company to get it ready for market. Google is looking for feedback from Glass Explorers so it can see how the device will be used in the real world. In a strange twist, Explorers are paying for the privilege of doing so — they shelled out $1,500 plus tax to be an early adopter of Glass and buy the device.
So here are some of my thoughts: Google Glass is a beautifully imagined device that works exactly as promised, today. It takes calls, records video and takes photos with voice activation, connects to your smart phone, shares things to social media and performs Google searches, among other things. However, operating Glass is still a bit clunky; the device is not as useful for my everyday life as I'd like it to be. I'd like to use Glass more like my smart phone, but I still find myself turning to the smart phone because many things are just easier to do on it. Glass doesn't have many available apps for it; I also am slightly self-conscious using Glass if I am not using it to show off to people. I suspect that will change as more people have it because Glass is comfortable to wear and unobtrusive.
The "timeline cards" that pop into my stream to allow me to use Glass do so chronologically; navigating to the one I want to see/use requires scrolling through each one. An app that releases too many cards into my timeline clutters it.
Google regularly releases updates to improve Glass in this testing period. The most recent one gave us YouTube videos on Glass and better navigation, among other things; the last one included a better camera.
2) Support and how-to information are hard to come by. I have to scramble to find out how to do things on Glass, but I've enjoyed learning from others who have the device and are developing for it. That's where my best information comes from. The Glass Community that Explorers get connected to once they pick up their device has the most useful information and lots of discussions. Battery life? Contacts? Photos? You name it, people are asking, but as a beta tester, sometimes I'm the first one to ask the question. In addition, I discovered a list of additional available apps from developers all on my own. I also get information by being plugged into several Glass discussion groups on the social media site Google Plus, and Google has helpful "Glass Guides" ready to answer any questions, too. I have to go seeking for the answers, unlike with other products already on the market. Those have enough users who have filled out online support information.
3) People are interested in the product and want to try it. As new technology that's not out yet, Glass attracts a lot of attention, especially since it's so visible on your face. People will ask about it, and you're a lone ambassador most of the time. And as much as I like to share, sometimes I just put it away so it doesn't dominate conversations. There is a lot going on in the world out there besides Glass, and I like hearing what my friends are doing.
4) Computer types are developing the apps for Glass, and the apps are not quite ready for market either. These developers also have written all the support materials for them, and they haven't passed through editors who bring their language into the real world. The instructions for installing or using the apps require a bit of familiarity with the tech side of doing things or a willingness to try to problem-solve on my own. I have found myself frustrated at times when trying to understand how to install apps successfully on Glass. I am constantly amazed at developers' vision for using new technology, but I think sometimes they forget that the 8,000 of us Explorers who are getting Glass now may not live in a tech developer world where their languages makes sense.
5) As a beta tester, you're a part of a community shaping a future. This community includes Google fans, excited Glass users, skeptics, regular people, those who will use Glass every day and people who will only get out the device for certain niche situations. All of us have an interest in it. I don't know where Glass is going, but I am interested to see what it's like when it's finally released to the public.
It's fun to be an early Glass Explorer contributing to the present use of Glass and what it will be in the future.
Have you ever beta-tested a product? Tell me here a little bit about the experience and why you did it.
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Dealing with the technology of the day is part of the President's job description, but some have looked to the future more resolutely than others. Today being President's Day, here are five Commanders in Chief who gave their geek constituents stuff to actually geek out about.
Thomas Jefferson: Jefferson's belief in the power of technology extended far beyond Presidential policy. He invented an improved plow himself and was the architect of a navy with leaner gunships. He ran the nation's first patent office as Secretary of State and his home at Monticello was packed with experimental furniture and unique gizmos. There were few aspects of his life that weren't informed by his idealistic belief in the power of ideas.
Dwight Eisenhower: In addition to making nuclear dominance a national priority, Eisenhower oversaw the creation of the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways, a vast network of state-to-state roadways that have shaped the country economically and culturally. The freeways helped accomodate an increasingly automobile-dependent society but were also posited as an essential infrastructure for matters of national defense.
John F. Kennedy: "We choose to go to the Moon," he told the nation, and that's just what we did. With a helpful push from Cold War paranoia, Kennedy kickstarted our fledgling space program and in 1962 announced the ambitious goal of putting a man on the moon before the decade's end. After seven years of frenzied innovation and tireless engineering, the dream became a reality.
Jimmy Carter: After an oil crisis in 1977, Carter formed the Department of Energy to oversee energy-related policy and research as well as the management of the nation's nuclear weapons. The department now funds more scientific research than any other federal agency. Prior to his presidency, Carter served as a submariner in the U.S. Navy, working with nuclear-powered subs before he was honorably discharged. Nuclear-powered subs! C'mon that's awesome.
Ronald Reagan: Though Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, a system of space-based weapons designed to protect the United States from nuclear attack, was criticized as being unrealistic—an early proposal called for nuke-powered x-ray laser satellites—it did set the stage for researching and funding defense technologies that are essential today. And how can you not secretly geek out on a Presidential project known to most of the country as "Star Wars."


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Beyond this requirement, a statement of purpose for a Club has other benefits, principally that if every member of the Club is aware of the the Club's reason for existence, it is a focus point to help Committees and Membership remember what's important. It's your philosophy. The main aim of the Club and it's members. The reason for it's existence. (Surely not just to mow the grass and pick up show jumps)
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"To instil in riders a love of horses and horse riding in a supportive, innovative and fun club environment."
"Through innovative coaching and learning strategies provide a fun, challenging and interactive environment for riders to learn about horse care and riding."
"Create a positive, supportive and educational environment for families to come together to share their love of horses and horse riding."
"To encourage young people to ride and to learn to enjoy all approved kinds of sport connected with horses and riding."
"To provide instruction in horsemanship and to instil in members the proper care of their animals, and through this medium to promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship, citizenship, and loyalty, and to cultivate strength of character and selfdiscipline in the members of the Clubs."
"To be the leading youth organisation promoting through the love of horses, the highest standards of horsemanship, riding skills and personal development."


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BAGHDAD, July 12 — Clashes in a southeastern neighborhood here between the American military and Shiite militias on Thursday left at least 16 people dead, including two Reuters journalists who had driven to the area to cover the turbulence, according to an official at the Interior Ministry.
The two Reuters staff members, both of them Iraqis, were killed when troops on an American helicopter shot into the area where the two had just gotten out of their car, said witnesses who spoke to an Agence France-Presse photographer who arrived at the scene shortly after their bodies were taken away.
The Reuters employees were Namir Noor-Eldeen, 22, a photographer, and Saeed Chmagh, 40, a driver.
"When we reached the spot where Namir was killed, the people told us that two journalists had been killed in an air attack an hour earlier," said Ahmad Sahib, the Agence France-Presse photographer, who had been traveling in a car several blocks behind Mr. Noor-Eldeen but was delayed by the chaos in the area. He said he was in touch with Mr. Noor-Eldeen by cellphone until his colleague was killed.
"They had arrived, got out of the car and started taking pictures, and people gathered," Mr. Sahib said. "It looked like the American helicopters were firing against any gathering in the area, because when I got out of my car and started taking pictures, people gathered and an American helicopter fired a few rounds, but they hit the houses nearby and we ran for cover."
The American military said in a statement late Thursday that 11 people had been killed: nine insurgents and two civilians. According to the statement, American troops were conducting a raid when they were hit by small-arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades. The American troops called in reinforcements and attack helicopters. In the ensuing fight, the statement said, the two Reuters employees and nine insurgents were killed.
"There is no question that coalition forces were clearly engaged in combat operations against a hostile force," said Lt. Col. Scott Bleichwehl, a spokesman for the multinational forces in Baghdad.
The military command offered condolences to the families of the civilians who were killed during the combat action, the statement said.
Officials at the Interior Ministry and at a Baghdad bank drastically revised their account of a large robbery at the Dar Es Salaam bank on Wednesday, saying that there had been confusion about how much of the stolen money was Iraqi dinars and how much was United States dollars. The robbers made off with 282 million Iraqi dinars, equal to about $225,000, and $366,000 American dollars; on Wednesday the police reported that $282 million had been stolen.
In Baghdad, violence racked the southern neighborhood of Saydiya, where the police picked up 17 of the 28 bodies found in the capital on Thursday. The neighborhood has become a battleground over the past several months, with Sunni Arab extremists controlling many of its streets and killing people who refuse to help them.
Shiite Mahdi Army militiamen allied with the anti-American cleric Moktada al-Sadr have been attacking the area as well, residents said. They described sometimes arriving home after work and being unable to approach their front doors because of gunfights in the streets.
A suicide bomber attacked a wedding in Tal Afar, a town 30 miles north of Mosul, killing four people and wounding six, said Brig. Gen. Mohamed al-Wakaa of the Mosul police. The groom was an Iraqi policeman. A car bomb targeting a police patrol in central Mosul killed one policeman and wounded eight, General Wakaa said.
And in central Iraq, gunmen opened fire on a police checkpoint on the road near Samarra, killing four policemen and two Iraqi soldiers.
In Diwaniya in southern Iraq, American helicopters fired on six men burying a roadside bomb, killing five of them, said Maj. Marc Young, a spokesman for the Multinational Force-Iraq. A hospital worker in the city said the five men were connected to the movement allied with Mr. Sadr. Later in the day, Mr. Sadr's supporters walked through the streets mourning the death of their colleagues, chanting anti-American slogans and promising revenge, said witnesses who watched the procession.
An American soldier was killed Thursday east of Baghdad while involved in combat operations, the military said in a statement.
The two journalists who were killed Thursday had been gathering information for a report on weightlifting early in the day, and then they heard that something was happening in the Ameen neighborhood and drove there to learn more about it, according to a Reuters official.
According to a Reuters report after the incident, some people at the scene said that American troops fired into the area from a helicopter, and a police report stated that the American attack killed the two journalists and nine other people.
Mr. Noor-Eldeen, who was not married, was originally from Mosul and first worked for Reuters there, moving on to Baghdad after receiving threats. Mr. Chmagh had worked for Reuters since before the United States-led invasion in 2003 and had four children. He also supported his sister's family after her husband was killed by insurgents.
"Noor-Eldeen and Chmagh's outstanding contribution to reporting on the unfolding events in Iraq has been vital," said the chief executive of Reuters, Tom Glocer, in a statement.
"They stand alongside other colleagues in Reuters who have died doing a job that they believe in," he added. Six Reuters employees have been killed in Iraq since the invasion.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees made an urgent plea on Thursday for money to help it increase aid for Iraqi refugees, whose numbers continue to rise. Nearly two million Iraqis are displaced within the country and nearly two million more have left, fleeing primarily to neighboring countries. About 2,000 Iraqis a day flee their homes, according to the United Nations appeal.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia will expand Medicaid as called for by the federal health care overhaul.
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin said Thursday the plan would extend coverage to about 91,500 low-income residents.
Tomblin was one of just two Democratic governors who had yet to choose whether to expand Medicaid. He leaves Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear as the party's last holdout.
President Barack Obama is deeply unpopular in West Virginia, and the state's Republican Party attacked Tomblin over his expected decision even before he announced it.
The decision follows a financial analysis that found more than $5 billion in promised federal funds will cover nearly all of the resulting costs over the next decade. But the report also calculates that West Virginia's share during that time will increase by $375 million.


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Are the knobs just simply supposed to pull off? Tried that and even tried a little persuasion but seems like there is more to it than meets the eye. Maybe just terrifficly junked up?
Ouch! That seems pretty drastic. Besides, I can't find a source for the replacement knobs
Quote from: daytho1 on July 05, 2010, 09:11:28 AMOuch! That seems pretty drastic. Besides, I can't find a source for the replacement knobsWhat's drastic is the amount of heater control levers that are broken by people trying to pull the knobs off.Aren't 67 & 8 the same as 69? Classic Indutries list them as 69-81, but seriously, what do they know about correctness? :p KW409. $10 a set. Look identical to me.Other suppliers list them as 67-81..


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She's breaking her silence, and now Rihanna is also ready to return to the stage.
In her first solo public performance since her assault in February, Rihanna will take the stage at the 2009 American Music Awards on November 22 on ABC, Access Hollywood has confirmed.
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It will mark an AMA return for the "Russian Roulette" singer as well, as Rihanna performed "Rehab" at the 2008 awards show and in 2007 sang "Umbrella" and "Hate That I Love You" with Ne-Yo.
At this year's awards show, she joins an impressive list of previously announced performers, including Adam Lambert, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez and the Black Eyed Peas.
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'…the rage of Caliban not seeing his own face in a glass.' (Wilde-the Preface/The Picture of Dorian Gray)
In the recent times no other ruler would have come close to absolute power than Joseph Stalin, who forged the shape of Soviet Russia. By 1929 he had complete control over the lives of his people and till death he was their undisputed leader. Did such power make him complete? He was vain enough to want be immortalized in verse. There were poets, writers like Ehrenberg and Pasternak but he avoided them lest they should see through the small man with bad teeth and pock marked face. A dictator's rage at being made ridicule of is like the rage of Caliban not seeing his own face in a glass. In his case his power is the face. Stalin's rationale in not sitting for a painter who daubs in his warts and all is understandable. He has to be made a Colossus or not at all. Do you think the praises sung by bad poets are anymore remembered than the thousands of larger than life statues, all bad art? Power does not necessarily make good art.
"I can make lords of you every day, but I cannot create a Titian," said the Emperor Charles V to his courtiers who complained that the monarch spent more time with the painter than in their midst.
Michelangelo was another who faced the envy of the powerful because Pope Julius II had him brought over to Rome. However the Pope was too busy to see him. After days waiting in the antechamber of the Papal Palace he had enough. "Tell his holiness, if he wants me, he must look for me elsewhere," and he left for Florence. Thrice the Pope wrote for his return to no avail. The wilful Julius II threatened war with Tuscany if the celebrated artist didn't immediately return.
Return he did. As he came for that awkward audience the artist knelt at the Pope's presence and waited in silence. One bishop dared to mediate on behalf of the artist saying, ' these artists are a proud lot'. As Vasari in his Lives tells us, the Pope observed reproachfully, "You speak injuriously of him, while I am silent. It is you who are ignorant." Raising Michelangelo, the Pope embraced the man of genius. It takes a genius to recognize the patent merit in another. To the eternal credit of the Pope we have works of this genius enshrined in marble. Michelangelo will not go out of fashion even after punk artists clutter galleries with their works, merit of which are encapsulated in its immediacy and shocking value. Like the newspaper of yesterday who cares for it once read?
Art at its best has the power to communicate. What is true for us if stated clearly can touch another no matter if he were far removed in time and place. Poets with their words and artists with their medium delineate truth. The Great masters are who hold a true mirror to our own inner self. Power that Stalin wielded did not really speak for his true self. Nor did in the case of Hitler. The rage of Caliban was not seeing his face in a glass. Their power factor, outrageous in its falsity cannot be captured in art. Why you might ask? For the simple reason it is not the true state of man who is, as King Lear would say,'poor forked animal.' Even as I write this I am listening to Ombra mai Fú from Handel's Xerxes,- and it is a consolation for anyone who has lived and longed for perfection and knows that life is a mirage. Art is the blessed salve administrated by man for his kind. He knows truth as seen in a glass darkly but must somehow dare to hit at it in a consistent way. He has dedicated his life, perhaps it is quixotic, and yet he cannot do otherwise.
An artist is foolhardy to think he will buy himself with art into affections of the world. The world in its own muddling ways shall not recognize man but truth has a way of settling accounts. Consider the life of Charles Baudelaire. Two years before his death the author of Les Fleurs du Mal took inventory of his poetic capital. (In this context let me point out that he had, at the age of 21 inherited a modest fortune of 100,000 francs.) Having squandered his inheritance very early on he found he had earned only 15,982 francs and 60 centime from more than two decades of versification.
Baudelaire is still read while fashions of age like clockwork rise and fall. Those who prostituted their art for praise of the mob are forgotten. Art of Baudelaire, Balzac and Van Gogh are for all time. Every generation in coming to terms with the human condition, – of darkness in men to work evil or be agents of that darkness, will discover in Baudelaire something useful and apt for its needs. Our nature makes us find in Baudelaire, 'not a kindred spirit but a twin,' the same he described of Edgar Allen Poe. The French poet seems to have also said, 'if Poe had not existed, he would have had to invent him'. No one can invent what is not there in shadows and as tokens. Baudelaire was grateful there was his alter ego in another continent and he merely served as a medium. Truth shall call to account man's works and proves from life of man that no sacrifice of life on the altar of truth shall go to waste. Power as wielded by Stalin or Putin shall always be shown by posterity for what it is.
(Ack: 1.Literary Characters-Isaac Disraeli, Pub: Fred. Warne and Co 2.Melvin Maddox review in Time Feb,14,1977 -Alex de Jong biography on CB)


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Cheers To The New Year — New Year's Eve Events In Western New York
The end (of the year) is nigh.
In less than a month, we'll all be gathering together to watch the ball drop, yell out the last few seconds of the year in unison and drink copious amounts of champagne. We hope 2013 has been good to you, but whether it has or hasn't, you deserve to celebrate. We've compiled a list of major events -- both family-friendly and not so much -- happening locally this New Year's Eve so you can say goodbye to 2013 and hello to 2014 in style. We'll be adding more as the date gets closer, so keep an eye out!
New Year's Eve Celebration and Torchlight Parade
Where: Holiday Valley Mountain Resort, Ellicottville
Time: 11 p.m. – 12 a.m.
The torchlight parade begins at 11:30 p.m., followed by a fireworks show.
New Year's Eve Guitar Drop & Outdoor Concert
Where: Hard Rock Café
Time: 8 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Hard Rock Cafe hosts the city's fifth annual New Year's Eve Guitar Drop®! Fans will count down to 2013 with a 10-foot Gibson guitar drop. Hard Rock will also feature a FREE outdoor concert, headlined by a national artist TBA.
First Night Buffalo
Where: Buffalo Niagara Convention Center
Time: 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
First Night features exciting activities for all ages, including carnival rides rides and amusements, bounce houses and much more. Also, don't forget the grande finale ball drop. It's fun for the whole family!
New Year's On The Canal
Where: Gateway Harbor, North Tonawanda
Time: TBA
There will be a kids fun zones, scavenger hunt, live bands, pub crawl and ball drop at midnight.
New Year's Eve Buffet & Party
Where: Byrncliff Resort, Varysburg
Time: 6 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Enjoy live music, dancing, lodging, deluxe buffet and special a la carte diners, hats, noisemakers and champagne toast at midnight.
The Statler City Ice Ball
Where: Statler City
Time: Doors open at 6 p.m.
Tickets start at $99 per person.
New Year's Eve at Rendezvous
Where: Rendezvous -- The Nightclub
Time: 9 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Doors open at 9 p.m., and there will be an open bar from 10:30 p.m. until 1:30 p.m. Early bird tickets $40; general admission TBA.
Salvatore's Mionetto Prosecco Bubbles Ball
Where: Salvatore's
Time: 6:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.
Open bar starting at 6:30 p.m. $150 per person in advance.
View the events on the map below!
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The UK's emergency helicopters have been replaced with a private American companies helicopters. We then deal with troubles on the stream, and move to the emergency backup system. 50 years ago yesterday, the Beeching report cut a lot of railways. This was in the same newspapers as the above story.
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We've read the Incognito-Martin texts; so, what's the big deal?
Richie Incognito's alleged bullying of Jonathan Martin has been well-documented. But we've never known for sure what exactly the Miami Dolphins linemen said to each other or how their relationship was structured — until now.
The Big Lead has obtained more than 1,000 text messages between the two from October 2012 to November 2013, after Martin left the Dolphins. The texts are, as you might expect, mostly vulgar, disgusting and repulsive, but don't seem to point to any single incident that would have caused a falling-out between the men.
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For the most part, Martin seemed to respond passively to Incognito's invitations to party, and Incognito offered little to no argument when Martin declined. The majority of the thread is nothing but what we assume to be typical (and, unfortunately, X-rated) conversation between two professional athletes.
The full transcript can be seen here (again, language warning). But we've skipped to end, which is what matters:
— On Oct. 23, 2013, Incognito sent Martin what seems to be his reaction to the initial bullying allegations. Martin replied with the now-famous "murder your family" text.
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— For the next week, the two exchanged uncharacteristically civil — and deep — messages regarding the situation, and neither player seemed to have a real problem with the other.
— Finding out that the NFL Players Association was getting involved apparently set off Incognito's alarm, as he sent Martin a screen shot of the report and asked: "What's up with this?"
— Incognito requested further explanation from Martin after finding out the Dolphins were contemplating cutting the guard, but he received crickets. And that's where TBL's transcript ends.
The Dolphins suspended Incognito for the final eight games of the 2013 season. He can become a free agent in March. Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said he didn't expect Incognito or Martin to be back next season, but later backed off that statement.
The NFL hired an independent investigator, Ted Wells, to determine what happened. Wells' findings are expected to be released within days.


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American Gothic Doghouse
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Decks can work wonders in many different ways… contemporary in style, yet simple and natural. They blend home and landscape with broad, inviting vistas creating a feeling of freedom and expansiveness and offer an oasis of comfort in the open air. Sometimes the best room of the house is outside on the wood deck.Download PDF
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Planter Bench
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Storage Shed
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Trash Can & Firewood Storage Unit
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MONTICELLO - For years, the unfinished shell of Dunbar Towers has loomed over the intersection of West Broadway and Route 17B in Monticello as a symbol of the broken dreams of developers and the broken hopes of Sullivan County residents.
Now the condominium project whose downfall had made it a punch line is about to open to the public and prospective buyers, two years after being purchased in a foreclosure auction.
The new owners, Dunbar Equity Partners LLC, have renamed the project the Sullivan Regency and are organizing a grand opening next month to showcase parts of the 92-unit property, which has one-, two- and three-bedroom condos.
Visitors will get a first look at what will be a full-service building with 24-hour security and a doorman, indoor and outdoor pools and a 5,000-square-foot fitness center, said Charles Brodsky, managing partner for Dunbar Equity.
"This place is very special," said Brodsky, a Monticello native. "The units are absolutely beautiful."
Dunbar Equity is looking to accomplish what Brooklyn developer Lieb Puretz fell short of doing when he first got approval to build the seven-story, $17 million luxury condo project in 2006.
By 2010, work at the seven-acre site halted as Puretz ran out of cash in the wake of the recession and the battered housing market.
Bankruptcy followed as TD Banknorth foreclosed on a loan to Puretz. In January 2012 Brodsky and his partners bought the project for $2.1 million at auction.
"Even before the gambling was coming I was trying to put this together," he said. "I always thought it was a great property."
Brodsky and his partners, who also developed the Regency at Lawrence on Long Island, are marketing the units to locals and out-of-state residents looking for a second home.
One-bedrooms will start at $129,000 and two-bedrooms at $179,000," Brodsky said. The Regency's four, 2,500-square-foot, three-bedroom units, which are "super-special," will be for sale later, he said.
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MONTICELLO - For years, the unfinished shell of Dunbar Towers has loomed over the intersection of West Broadway and Route 17B in Monticello as a symbol of the broken dreams of developers and the broken hopes of Sullivan County residents.


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Fountain of Youth: Life Begins at 40 for These NBA PlayersA slightly different version of this article was originally published in the April 2004 issue of Basketball Digest.
Ponce de Leon never found the fabled Fountain of Youth. Maybe that's because he never met Michael Jordan, Karl Malone, John Stockton and Kevin Willis. They seem to have discovered the secret to eternal (or at least prolonged) youth.
It is rare for a pro basketball player to continue playing past his 40th birthday and almost unheard of to be productive at that age. Before John Stockton only two players logged significant minutes in the season during which they reached their 40th birthday: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Robert Parish. Abdul-Jabbar turned 40 near the end of the 1986-87 season, during which he averaged 17.5 ppg and 6.7 rpg. He made the All-Star team and his L.A. Lakers won the NBA title that year. He increased his averages to 19.2 ppg and 6.8 rpg in the 1987 playoffs, but his statistics declined in his final two seasons.
Parish was still a credible center when he turned 40 before the start of the 1993-94 season, during which he produced 11.7 ppg and 7.3 rpg for the Boston Celtics, who did not make the playoffs. Parish played three more seasons, setting an all-time record with 21 seasons played, but his numbers dropped dramatically. In 1996-97, his final season, he played less than 10 regular season minutes per game for the eventual champion Chicago Bulls and appeared (briefly) in only two of their playoff games.
Michael Jordan's career has traversed a tremendous arc, starting as a young buck shattering scoring records for a mediocre Chicago Bulls team. Then he became the driving force behind the Bulls' "three-peat" run of championships. After that he retired at the height of his abilities, a la Jim Brown. Jordan's ensuing attempt to play pro baseball was scuttled by his refusal to cross picket lines during Major League Baseball's labor problems in 1994.
Jordan's remarkable comeback to basketball in 1995 saw him ascend once again to the top of the NBA as he led the Bulls to three more NBA titles. After that Jordan seemed to ride off into the sunset for good, at least as a player--but he soon realized, as he put it, that he had a competitive "itch" that needed to be "scratched."
This second comeback brought his career full circle; he was once again a high scorer on a mediocre team--except as an old Wizard he scored less and lost more than he did as a young Bull. Jordan's second comeback ended after two seasons with no playoff appearances and a pink slip from Wizards' owner Abe Pollin, so it certainly was not an unqualified success. On the other hand, Jordan had some notable accomplishments during his last tour of duty in the NBA.
In 2002-03, the season during which Jordan turned 40, he played all 82 games, averaging 37.0 mpg, slightly lower than his career average of 38.3. He produced 20.0 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 3.8 apg and 1.5 spg. He twice captured Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors in 2002-03: from December 30-January 5 he averaged 22.3 ppg, 8.0 rpg, 5.3 apg and 2.25 spg as the Wizards won three of four; from February 24-March 2 Jordan posted 24.5 ppg, 8.3 rpg and 4.8 apg, again leading the Wizards to three wins in four games.
During 2001-02 and 2002-03 he rang up eight 40-plus point games, with the Wizards winning seven of them, including a pair of victories against the Nets, the Eastern Conference Champions in both seasons. Just days after his 40th birthday, Jordan scored 43 points in an 89-86 victory over the Nets on February 21, 2003, becoming the oldest player in pro basketball history to score at least 40 points in a game. Jordan scored just enough points as a Wizard to retain the career ppg title at 30.1 ppg, edging Wilt Chamberlain.
Most importantly, Jordan's performance--and the standard of professionalism that he set for practices and games--lifted the Wizards from 19 wins to back to back 37 win seasons. That 18 game improvement indicates that Jordan still had the impact of a superstar. He may not have been able to "attack the citadels," as veteran NBA Assistant Coach Johnny Bach picturesquely describes the young Jordan's bold forays to the hoop, but Jordan did hit several game winning shots. The team's winning percentage had declined for three straight years before Jordan donned a uniform and early returns in 2003-04 suggest that the Wizards will not get close to 37 wins without Jordan any time soon.
Time has hardly dulled the sharpness of Karl Malone's game (or his famed elbows, which have already provided free dental work to Steve Nash and Corey Maggette this season). Playing alongside Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant has decreased Malone's scoring, but his passing and rebounding skills are still quite evident.
Malone, who turned 40 on July 24, 2003, became the oldest player to post a triple double (10 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists) in a 103-87 win over the defending champion San Antonio Spurs on November 28, 2003. This broke a record that Elvin Hayes had held for almost 20 years; Hayes was a 38 year old Houston Rocket when he totaled 16 points, 17 rebounds and 11 assists on April 13, 1984, also versus the Spurs.
Malone is pursuing Jabbar's career scoring record and his first NBA title. Coming in to the 2003-04 season Malone needed to average 24.5 ppg while playing all 82 games to pass Jabbar. Clearly, he will neither play in 82 games nor approach 24.5 ppg. Assuming he plays at least 70 games in 2003-04 and 2004-05 Malone will need to average a little over 14 ppg to claim the top spot. Only a severe injury or completely unanticipated sudden loss of skill will deprive Malone of the career scoring crown.
Stockton continued to rank among the yearly assists, steals and field goal percentage leaders when he turned 40. He long ago placed the career assists and steals marks out of sight. His 15,806 regular season assists (10.5 apg, second best career average to Magic Johnson's 11.2) are almost 5600 ahead of Mark Jackson. How big a difference is that? A player with 5600 assists would rank in the top three dozen playmakers of all-time, ahead of Hall of Famers Dave Bing, Walt Frazier, Gail Goodrich and Hal Greer.
Stockton's 3265 regular season steals (2.2 spg) are 751 ahead of Jordan, who ranks second on the career list with 2514. Scottie Pippen, the highest ranking active player, is nearly 1000 steals behind Stockton. Stockton's durability is even more remarkable considering that he is only 6-1, 175 pounds.
Kevin Willis has never been a star of the magnitude of Jordan, Malone or Stockton but he does have an NBA championship ring, an All-Star game appearance (1992 as an Atlanta Hawk), over 17,000 career regular season points and nearly 12,000 regular season rebounds. He is currently playing in his 20th NBA season. Willis plans on playing two more years after 2003-04, which would enable him to surpass Robert Parish for most seasons in an NBA career. He is no longer a starting player and does not log heavy minutes, but Willis is still in outstanding physical condition and provides a valuable inside presence as well as locker room and practice floor leadership for the San Antonio Spurs as they defend their NBA title.
What are the common denominators among the 40 and over set in the NBA? Good genes and the good fortune to avoid a career ending injury definitely play a role, but each of these players increased his chances for longevity by having tremendous dedication to fitness and conditioning. This enabled them to not merely stick around for many seasons but to be durable enough to seldom miss a game.
Stockton played all 82 games in an astonishing 16 seasons, plus all 50 in the lockout year. Until 2003-04 Malone never missed more than two games in a season, with many of the absences due to suspension, not injury. Jordan was sidelined for most of his second season by a broken foot, but he did play 80 or more games in 11 years despite his high flying style of play that left him exposed to a lot of contact. Willis did not display quite the same level of durability as the others, but he has always been respected and admired for his intense workout regimen that not only helped to lengthen his career but also produced one of the most impressive physiques in the league.
There are several players whose work ethic and ability to avoid serious injuries make them potential future members of the NBA's 40 and over club. Prior to 2003-04, Malone's Laker teammate Gary Payton never missed more than three games in a season. Kevin Garnett has never missed more than five games in a season. Tim Duncan has played all 82 games in four of his six seasons and logged 81 in another year. Scottie Pippen and Reggie Miller displayed impressive durability for much of their careers and are closer to 40 than those three, but nagging injuries may force them out of the game before their 40th birthdays.
Life Begins at 40
|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
|17.5 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 56.4 fg% (fifth in NBA) in reg. season; 19.2 ppg, 6.8 rpg in playoffs.
All-Star. Won NBA title.
|Robert Parish
|11.7 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 49.1 fg% in reg.season; DNQ for for playoffs.
|John Stockton
|13.4 ppg, 8.2 apg (fifth in NBA), 51.7 fg% (fifth in NBA), 1.85 spg (10th in NBA) in
|reg.season; 12.5 ppg, 10.0 apg, 2.8 spg
in playoffs.
|Kevin Willis
|4.2 ppg, 3.2 rpg in reg.season; 2.6 ppg, 1.7 rpg in playoffs. Won NBA title.
|Michael Jordan
|20.0 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 3.8 apg, 82 games, 3031 reg. season minutes; DNQ for playoffs.
|Karl Malone
|14.0 ppg, 9.5 rpg, 3.7 apg, 50.6 fg% after 24 games.
Note: Statistics/accomplishments are listed for each player for the season
in which he turned 40.
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Weekend Confirmed 109 - Prey 2, Trials Evolution, Fez, God of War: Ascension
This weekend gets confirmed as Garnett, Jeff, and Jeff are joined by Screen Tear host Carlos Rodela to discuss the announcement of God of War: Ascension, new Prey 2 developments, and share their feelings about Trials Evolution and Fez.
There's no two ways around it, the run to E3 has started. Big news leads off this episode of Weekend Confirmed with Sony announcing a new God of War game in the works for PlayStation 3. One of last year's E3 surprises, Prey 2, also finds its way into the news with word of a delay as rumors swirl around its development. Screen Tear host Carlos Rodela joins the two Jeff's and Garnett as they tackles these stories along with more love for Fez and plenty of enthusiasm for the finger-melting action of Trials Evolution. There's even some board game love worked in there before Finishing Moves brings it all home.
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Did you like CBS' modern version of Sherlock Holmes, Elementary? I'm devoted to the BBC Sherlock, but I liked Elementary well enough. I didn't feel the need to watch it every week, but it didn't linger long on my DVR, either. I did think Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu made a good Holmes/Watson, and it occurred to me, when Natalie Dormer made her entrance as Irene Adler and Elementary took an unexpected leap to the left with how it unwound the Moriarty mystery, that Elementary is the first network drama to respond directly to the pressures being put on network TV by cable.
Network TV is circling the drain and but for a few exceptions—all of which are comedies—the networks are spinning their wheels and making no concerted effort to fit into the changing television landscape. We're moving away from the broad appeal procedurals that dominated the 1990s and early aughts and into more niche programming that rely on serialized plots to tell larger narratives. CSI with its virtually blank characterizations and case-of-the-week stories is no longer the MO for making a successful show.
Elementary is introducing some of those cable-esque elements like serialized plots and complicated, often unlikeable, protagonists, but it also retains the case-of-the-week format, so it's straddling the line between the familiar and the new. Another cable-ish thing it has going for it is the quality of actor it employs—the kind of actor that gets a major press release when they sign on.
Like Rhys Ifans, who Deadline announced will be joining as "Sherlock's older brother" (Mycroft, or the apocryphal Sherrinford—why the mystery?) in season two. Ifans is a legendary asshole with a tendency to flip his sh*t at the drop of a hat (click here to read about his crazy interview with The Guardian), so it'll be interesting to see if he can keep it together and handle the brutal hour long drama schedule. It should help that he's only going to be recurring, and not a regular, since he'll only have to work for a few weeks instead of the twenty-something it takes to produce the whole season. But if anyone could turn a guest role on a television show into A Situation, it's Rhys Ifans. I'll admit to being a little more interested in season two now. Are you?


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It's Leadership Walton's monthly meeting inside the Christian International church. David Goetsch, vice-president emeritus of Northwest Florida State College and author of more than 70 books on topics such as leadership and management is in front of the room.
He asks the group for their craziest/most creative solution to this problem: getting a flat tire on the way to work. Answers vary.
"Call everyone at work and make them come to you."
"Buy a new car."
"Call a spaceship."
The last one gets his attention.
"This is what I'm looking for," he said. "Exercises like this are a good way to get everyone involved and it helps those who are shy and reticent to share ideas."
It's tips like these that have sent business leaders from all over Walton County to apply for Leadership Walton since 2000.
"We've done everything from learning the fundamentals of business to putting skills to the test by playing different roles and touring businesses and organization throughout Walton County," said Lori Leath Smith, director of public relations and marketing for Seaside.
Tim Lamica, corporate services manager at CHELCO, said the classes have made him a better person and manager.
"Not only is it good networking with business leaders and future leaders, but I've learned more about myself and how to apply my personality traits into leadership roles," he said.
However, in May, when the 2013-2014 Leadership Walton class graduates, they'll leave with more than business skills.
As part of the program, members choose a project that will benefit the local community. This year, members chose to represent both North and South Walton with two separate projects. The team of 15 have been busy patching and painting walls, replacing carpets and even purchased and installing a flat screen television at The Arc of Walton County in DeFuniak Springs. They also spruced up the South Walton Senior Center with new patio furniture and various small projects within the office space.
It was Camile Burlison, director of membership development at the Walton Area Chamber of Commerce, who presented the idea of working with The Arc of Walton County to her class. She surveyed the needs of non-profits within the chamber and came across Arc.
"I toured the facility and talked with Kim Lonas, the executive director who is an amazing woman," Burlison said. "It really touched me."
The Arc is a national organization that advocates for and serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Their local office, in DeFuniak Springs, partners with the Chautauqua Learn and Serve Charter School to provide service to local individuals.
After several other class members visited Walton County's Arc, there was no convincing needed when choosing to support the organization.
"It has been fun working with the team members � knowing that we're making a difference," said Katina Laird, assistant supervisor at Walton County Tax Collector. "We've had the chance to meet a few of the clients they serve, which was a great inspiration."
With a little more than a month until graduation, the service projects are not yet complete. The team is continuing to raise money to purchase supplies for each organization's projects. The goal is $5,000.
"The organizations are growing," Burlison said. "Especially Arc since they provide services to Bay and Okaloosa County as well. As the programs grow, they're going to need updates."
And after eight months of Leadership Walton, these 15 people aren't classmates anymore, they're friends.
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Long before the emergence of planets, stars, or galaxies, the universe consisted of an exploding quantum soup of elementary particles. Encoded in this formless, shapeless soup were seeds of cosmic structure, which over billions of years grew into the beautiful and complex universe we observe today. The lecture will explore the connection between the inner space of the quantum and the outer space of the cosmos. The inner space/outer space connection may hold the key to the nature of the dark matter holding together our galaxy and the mysterious dark energy pulling apart our universe. Edward W. Kolb (known to most as Rocky) is a founding head of the NASA/Fermilab Astrophysics Group at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and a Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at The University of Chicago. Presently he is the Director of the Particle Astrophysics Center at Fermilab. A native of New Orleans, he received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Texas. Postdoctoral research was performed at the California Institute of Technology and Los Alamos National Laboratory where he was the J. Robert Oppenheimer Research Fellow. He has served on editorial boards of several international scientific journals as well as Astronomy magazine. In addition to over 200 scientific papers, he is a co-author of The Early Universe, the standard textbook on particle physics and cosmology. His book for the general event, Blind Watchers of the Sky, received the 1996 Emme Award of the American Aeronautical Society. Rocky teaches cosmology to non-science majors at the University of Chicago and is involved with pre-college education enrichment programs. He has traveled the world, if not yet the Universe, giving scientific and event lectures. He has appeared in several television productions, and can also be seen in the OMNIMAX/IMAX film The Cosmic Voyage. His distinctions include: Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fellow of the American Physical Society, recipient of the 2003 Oersted Medal of the American Association of Physics Teachers, winner of the 1993 Quantrell Prize for teaching excellence at the University of Chicago, Harlow Shapley Visiting Lecturer and Centennial Lecturer with the American Astronomical Society. He has also presented event lectures at the Royal Society of London, and in Rio de Janeiro, Valencia, and Barcelona.


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Western Pa. nuclear reactor online after refueling
A reactor at FirstEnergy Corp.'s nuclear power plant in western Pennsylvania has returned to service after being shut down for refueling and maintenance in September.
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (http://bit.ly/RLMZn5) reports Monday that Unit 2 at the Beaver Valley Power Station returned to service Saturday. It was taken down Sept. 24 for refueling which occurs every 18 months. The unit also underwent other maintenance and a $14.8 million turbine upgrade.
FirstEnergy officials say they expect the 904-megawatt plant will return to full power by the end of the week.
The power plant, which provides enough electricity to power 1 million homes, is located in Shippingport, about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. FirstEnergy is based in Akron, Ohio.


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If you're a teen who will be near the West End Library on Wednesday, stop in to get pampered!
There will be he normal Teen Lounge stuff – Xbox, Wii, Art Corner, and snacks, but you can also make a body scrub from scratch – this sugar-based concoction will make your skin smoother if you're into that.
You can take home easy skin care recipes to make from stuff you probably have in your own kitchen.
This could be a great Mother's Day gift, too!
It's from 4:30-6:30 and is FREE as usual. Check out the event page by clicking here.
Can't get to the West End on May 1st? Check out these books:
The Green Guide To Natural Beauty by Karen Gilbert
EcoBeauty: Scrubs, Rubs, Masks, and Bath Bombs for You and Your Friends by Lauren Cox
Herbal Crafts: More than 60 Simple Projects to Beautify Your Home and Body by Jessie Hawkins
Home Spa: recipes and techniques to restore and refresh by Mannie Rosa Golden
Recipes for Natural Beauty: 100 homemade treatments for radiant beauty by Katie Spiers
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Michael Sheen Will Return for 'Breaking Dawn'Oct 26th, 2010 | By Stefanie | Category: Fandom, Featured Articles, Movie News
MTV.com has word from Variety that Michael Sheen has indeed signed on for 'Breaking Dawn'. Previously, Michael Sheen had been sort of mum on the subject of whether or not he'd be back telling MTV, "Who knows? Nothing has been spoken about yet." Check out the rest of the story on MTV's website.
Are y'all as ecstatic as I am that Sheen is returning? It would not be the same without his version of Aro that has just the right amount of creepiness to make you cringe. I'm curious as to whether or not Melissa Rosenberg has included any Volturi backstories. It would be thrilling to get to see the drama between Aro, Marcus and poor Didyme played out on screen, no?


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When you need to communicate with people outside your organization, such as partners, vendors, customers, or other external contacts, you can have an administrator add these people to the organization's address book as shared contacts.
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- Sign in to the Microsoft Exchange Admin Center with your Office 365 email address and password.
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- In the new mail contact dialog box, enter the information about the shared contact, and click Save.
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There's no denying that S.F. is flourishing with on-the-rise micro-hoods and unique, mini-enclaves — with every pocket embodying distinct visual and cultural attributes. It makes scouring the city for savvy style totally unpredictable…which we happen to see as a very good thing.
From Pacific Heights' prep-with-a-twist aesthetic to the Mission's hipper-than-thou getups, hot looks abound in our neck of the woods. And this time around, we ventured to the of-the-moment lower-Divisadero strip (Nopa, to some) to check out how the locals roll, sartorially speaking. Let's just say, we can see what all the fuss is about (not that we needed any convincing). Don't believe us? See our 10 best-dressed, right here!
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AstraTint shows the sample's position in the CIE colour space in the lower half of the screen with the L*, a*, b* and x, y, z co-ordinates to the right. If a reference has been measured the values are stored and displayed above the sample results; while the ΔE value (the difference between the sample and reference) is shown at the bottom of the results pane.
The fibre optic reflectance probe uses a six-around-one fibre configuration, with the six illumination fibres at 45◦ to the receiving fibre to avoid specular (gloss based) reflection. Alternative probes are available while a cuvette holder enables liquid colours to be measured. All sampling accessories are simply attached using standard SMA905 connectors.
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Keysight Advanced Design System (ADS) Basics and Applications – RAHRF209-L
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example 2.3.6 is out of sequence
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in example 2.2.9 how did you get |Vs|**2 = 16? Assuming Vs is an rms value then would Vs not be 8/sqrt(2)? what am I missing and the max power be equal to 2 wats? Thx
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Can you please clarify – applications where MOSFETS used in weak inversion regions?
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How do we produce +1 and -1 voltages?
you can use analog comparator with VDD=+1 and VSS=-1 then reference voltage of vref=0.5
when your input is 0 and less than 0.5 comparator output will become -1 and when it is 1 which is higher than 0.5, output will be +1.
Why do we need the 90 degrees part of the diagram?
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The link for ADS source file examples is corrupted, showing err msg "Failed – No file"
Hello, is it possible to add a direct link for lecture notes below this video. I tried using the coupon but it showed "the coupon code does not exist" ! Thank you.
Hello, how many files should be in the "codes for upload" folder from unzipped from "RAHRF152_Codes.7z"? I found five txt files, but it looks missing one Octave package used in 4.3 Software example named "signal" . please let me know how to find it, thanks.
Hello, I couldn't get the signal package installed. the following erros message kept showing up, looks related to "medfilt1.cc" file in \src folder. [Note, my system is Windows10]. Octave 4.4.1 installed].
Please let me know how this can be resolved, tks a lot.
>> pkg install signal-1.4.0.tar.gz
medfilt1.cc: In member function 'void sorted_window::init(const double*, octave_idx_type, octave_idx_type, oct
medfilt1.cc:91:7: error: 'bzero' was not declared in this scope
bzero (buf, zeros * sizeof (double));
medfilt1.cc:91:7: note: suggested alternative: 'zeros'
bzero (buf, zeros * sizeof (double));
make: *** [medfilt1.oct] Error 1
make: Entering directory `/tmp/oct-TGAldl/signal-1.4.0/src'
C:/Octave/OCTAVE~1.1/bin/mkoctfile-4.4.1.exe -Wall -Wno-deprecated-declarations __fwht__.cc -o __fwht__.oct
C:/Octave/OCTAVE~1.1/bin/mkoctfile-4.4.1.exe -Wall -Wno-deprecated-declarations __ultrwin__.cc -o __ultrwin__
C:/Octave/OCTAVE~1.1/bin/mkoctfile-4.4.1.exe -Wall -Wno-deprecated-declarations -c cl2bp.cc -o cl2bp.o
C:/Octave/OCTAVE~1.1/bin/mkoctfile-4.4.1.exe -Wall -Wno-deprecated-declarations -c cl2bp_lib.cc -o cl2bp_lib.
C:/Octave/OCTAVE~1.1/bin/mkoctfile-4.4.1.exe -Wall -Wno-deprecated-declarations cl2bp.o cl2bp_lib.o -o cl2bp.
C:/Octave/OCTAVE~1.1/bin/mkoctfile-4.4.1.exe -Wall -Wno-deprecated-declarations medfilt1.cc -o medfilt1.oct
make: Leaving directory `/tmp/oct-TGAldl/signal-1.4.0/src'
pkg: error running `make' for the signal package.
error: called from
configure_make at line 99 column 9
install at line 184 column 7
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From where are de-generating frequencies generated in amplifier designed at 5GHz. Are these frequencies coming from power supply or due to non-linearity in transistor.
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Where is quiz/exam, pass/fail, assignment and certificate etc? As I Just completed the course (RAHRF526) in https://rahsoft.com . I also took and completed the following courses in Udemy.com:
RAHRF101 RF Basic Concepts & Components Radio Frequency- Entry Level
RAHRF152 Introduction to Modulation in Communication Systems
RAHRF201 RF Design Theory and Principles (RAHRF201) Radio Frequency
RAHRF209-L Introduction to RFIC software Simulation Using Keysight Advanced Design System (ADS)
RAHRF409 RF Receiver, Transmitter and Transceiver Architecture Design and
RF Microwave and Radio Frequency Transmission Theory
I like to take RAHRF527 but financial hardship on the way, Can I get any consideration?
Hope respective person will help me out to complete most of the wireless RAHSOFT offered courses in online.
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Just updated and added the video Thank you Shamanth and please let me know if anything is missing or if you have any other feedback
Thank you. I needed some sort of course to help me. I've been out of RF for many years.