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Glasto A-Go-Go
Although I've just returned off my jollies, I've already found myself wistfully thinking 'This time last year…' at least 81 times so far this week. That's because, after my second trip to the hallowed fields of Worthy Farm last year, I am not currently hiccupping on cider at 2014's Glastonbury Festival.
Last year, I was almost crippled by the Sunday and so missed must-see James Blake and was dazed and confused during my final headliner, Cat Power. This factored somewhat into my decision not to pitch up tent once again this year, as well as a lineup that is Glasto-levels strong but missing a next-level legend like Prince or Bowie. Of course, with curveballs like Dolly Parton and Metallica amongst the array of Top 40 acts, superstar DJs, hippies with guitars and madcap crazy acts you'll find playing in something approaching a rabbit hole (in fact, there's a stage called The Rabbit Hole!), there's plenty to get excited about even if you're not dashing around Michael Eavis's backyard trying to catch five bands at once.
If, like me, you'll be camped out in front of the TV all weekend (this is the REAL World Cup, yeah?) then the BBC is your best friend. My dream red button lineup includes Arcade Fire, Lykke Li, Warpaint, Blondie, James Blake, Jack White, MIA, John Grant, The 2 Bears, London Grammar, Lana Del Rey and so on and so forth… who will you be watching??
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Water Supply: Northern Ireland — Question
Part of the debate – in the House of Lords at 3:21 pm on 9th February 2011.
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Lord Shutt of Greetland Lords Spokesperson (Northern Ireland Office), Captain of the Queen's Bodyguard of the Yeomen of the Guard (HM Household) (Deputy Chief Whip, House of Lords) , Liberal Democrat Lords Chief Whip 3:21 pm, 9th February 2011
I was there at the time, so I can tell the noble Lord that there was a bit of bother in the south as well. Incidentally, a piece of work was published yesterday by the Consumer Council for Northern Ireland showing that the biggest problem was people understanding what was going on, indicating that they had problems, wanting assistance and getting through to those who could help. That was the problem in Northern Ireland. If you look at the 60-page paper that was produced yesterday by the consumer council, you will see that it believes that Northern Ireland Water-these are the council's views, not mine-was not prepared for an emergency of this type. It has been asking Northern Ireland Water whether it could see the advanced planning in case there is an emergency and it had not had it.
Hansard source (Citation: HL Deb, 9 February 2011, c227)


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THE KEG ROYALTIES INCOME FUND ANNOUNCES INCREASE TO ROYALTY POOL
Vancouver: December 7, 2005 – The Keg Royalties Income Fund (the "Fund") (TSX:KEG.UN) and Keg Restaurants Ltd. ("KRL") are pleased to announce that as of January 1, 2006, the gross sales of seven new Keg restaurants, opened during the period October 3, 2004 through October 2, 2005, will be added to the royalty pool (the "Royalty Pool") on which the Fund earns royalty revenue. The Royalty Pool will receive an estimated increase in net gross sales of $24.7 million annually due to the addition of $30.7 million in estimated annual gross sales from the seven new restaurants, less $6.0 million in actual annual gross sales from two closed restaurants. The addition of these restaurants, after taking into account the two closures, will increase the total number of restaurants in the Royalty Pool to 91.
"The performance of the new Kegs which will be added to the Fund's Royalty Pool has once again exceeded expectations," said David Aisenstat, the Keg's President and CEO. "The average annual sales of these restaurants are estimated to be in excess of $4.3 million, which we view as a great endorsement of the strength of The Keg brand." The Fund indirectly owns certain trademarks, and other related intellectual property used by KRL in both the operation and franchise of its Keg restaurants in Canada and the United States. The trademarks are licensed to KRL for 99 years and in return KRL pays the Fund a top-line royalty of 4% of gross sales of Keg restaurants included in the Royalty Pool.
Annually on January 1st, the Fund's Royalty Pool is adjusted to include the gross sales from new Keg restaurants that have opened on or before October 2nd of the prior year, after deducting the gross sales from any Keg restaurants that were permanently closed during the preceding calendar year. In return for adding these net sales to the Royalty Pool, KRL receives the right to indirectly acquire additional Fund units (the "Additional Entitlement"). This Additional Entitlement is determined based on 92.5% of the royalty revenue added to the Royalty Pool divided by the annual yield of the Fund units. KRL receives 80% of the estimated Additional Entitlement initially, with the balance determined and awarded when the actual full-year performance of the new restaurants is known with certainty with effect from January 1st of that year.
Based on the new formula previously announced, as a result of the January 1, 2006 contribution of the additional net sales to the Royalty Pool, and assuming receipt of 100% of the Additional Entitlement, KRL's Additional Entitlement will be 842,815 Fund units. This represents 7.31% of the issued and outstanding Fund units on a fully diluted basis. These Fund units were calculated using a weighted average unit price of $13.21, which resulted in a yield of 8.19%. KRL will also receive a proportionate increase in monthly distributions from the Fund. Combined with the January 1, 2006 Additional Entitlement, KRL will be entitled to 3,120,489 Fund units, representing 27.08% of the Fund units on a fully diluted basis.
Also, the January 1, 2005 addition of new restaurant sales to the Royalty Pool has been finalized. The actual sales for the four new restaurants added to the Royalty Pool for the 52 weeks ended October 2, 2005 were $27.6 million, for a net sales increase of $17.1 million, approximately 9.8% in excess of the amount originally estimated. Considering the new roll-in formula, this resulted in KRL receiving an entitlement equivalent to 651,235 Fund units as compared to the 595,267 Fund units originally estimated and 694,953 Fund units KRL would have received if using the old roll-in formula.
Vancouver-based Keg Restaurants Ltd. is the leading operator and franchisor of steakhouse restaurants in Canada and has a substantial presence in select regional markets in the United States. KRL continues to operate The Keg restaurant system and expand that system through the addition of both corporate and franchised Keg steakhouses. Keg Restaurants Ltd. has been named one of the "50 Best Employers in Canada" by the Globe and Mail's Report on Business Magazine for the past four years.
The Trustees of the Fund have approved the contents of this release.
For further information: Karyn Byrne, Investor Relations Manager, Tel: (416) 646-4960, karynb@kegrestaurants.com


Well, I didn't make it to the barn today. Work sort of took over the better part of the day, as well as a very grumpy toddler. If I had left for the barn when I could have (4pm) it would have taken me 2+ hours to get up there...A reminder of how much I can't wait until Finn is closer to home and I can shoot up to see him whenever.
While pricy, this saddle pad is AMAZING. I have at least fifteen other saddle pads and I'm pretty sure I won't ever use another pad again. I have a very forward cut jumping saddle and the normal, cheap, square pads I usually get don't fit my saddle at all. There's no padding on the flaps, so no bulk, and high density foam in the seat area to protect from impact= a comfy-backed horse. Even though Finn gets his saddle fitted regularly, the day I used this pad he moved much more freely than he normally does. I even like it better than his Back on Track saddle pad (and I'm the biggest BOT advocate). The material is also super breathable, and for a horse that normally sweats buckets, Finn was dry for the first time ever under this pad. I've also washed it once and it looks brand new. Definitely an awesome buy!
While popular in the UK, these aren't as well known over here. The mitt has three settings and is supposed to help promote relaxation, improve flexibility, and improve muscle tone. When the chiro was here he did a bit of body work and said Finn was very tight through his neck and hip areas, and that he would benefit from regular massage. While I don't think the massage mitt will be a substitute for regular massage, I'm hoping it will help work the kinks out a bit with regular use. This should be arriving at the end of the week and I'm excited to try it out.
After a year with Finn and seeing what works, and what doesn't, I'm a firm believer that holistic treatment is very beneficial, along with the normal veterinary treatment. Anything I can do to make my boy more comfortable, I will. I know how much back pain he came with when I got him, and I never want to see him in that condition again.
Spoiled pony! I'll check out that saddle pad brand - I'm in the market for a new one as well.
K has one of those pads and it seems pretty cool. I am supposed to jump with a mattes pad per fitters recommendation so I haven't bought one.
You should look into laser treatment. A woman comes to our barn once a month and goes over the horse with a laser - it promotes the movement of lactic acid and the release of tension in the muscles. I think she charges $65 per session, so totally not unmanageable if it's just once a month. Since we've gotten her to come out, all the horses have shown dramatic improvement in muscle recovery time, as well.


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Mark Tremonti: My Top 5 Yacht Rock Jams
From his go-to karaoke song to tunes that take him back to childhood car rides
Mark Tremonti
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Most people know Mark Tremonti as the founding guitarist of Creed, the lead axeman in Alter Bridge and the head honcho of his titular heavy metal band Tremonti. He's one of the foremost hard rock players of the 21st century who obviously has an ear for stomping riffs and raspy choruses, but what many fans may not know about the 47-year-old is that he also has a soft spot for, well, much softer sounds.
Tremonti is a bona fide superfan of yacht rock music, the cheeky name given to the wave of artists who found massive success throughout the Seventies and Eighties by replacing rock n' roll's gusto with wispy guitars and supple melodies that hang in the air like smoke gently rising out of a burning incense stick. Tremonti loves the stuff, and his taste goes a lot deeper than the entry-level acts like Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers.
In advance of Tremonti's self-titled band releasing one of the heaviest albums of their career, Marching in Time, this Friday, we wanted to swing in the exact opposite direction and pick his brain about music that's slow, smooth and designed to make cold drinks taste colder and sea breeze feel even sweeter. These are Tremonti's top five yacht rock jams and what he loves about each of them.
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Bobby Caldwell - "What You Won't Do For Love"
Bobby Caldwell is an amazing guitar player and vocalist. He's got a ton of soul, a ton of emotion. Since I was a kid, he was just an inspiration. Growing up, one of my favorite things to do is listen to music in the back mom and dad's car driving back and forth from their work or school. Still to this day, I've told people in interviews that my favorite styles of music are heavy metal and Seventies soft rock. It's perfect for me and yacht rock is right up my alley.
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Climax Blues Band - "I Love You"
Climax Blues Band's "I Love You" is just a song that's always struck a chord with me. It's a song I have always loved. I sing it often when I when I do karaoke. That song is always one of my top karaoke go-to jams.
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Gerry Rafferty - "Baker Street"
"Baker Street" is one of my favorite songs of all time. I remember growing up in Detroit and that song was just huge and played on the radio all the time. It has one the best and most memorable saxophone lines of all time in popular music I believe. You know, I always wanted to do a cover of that song until the Foo Fighters beat me to it.
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Christopher Cross - "Sailing"
"Sailing" by Christopher Cross is just such a relaxing song to listen to and it brings me back to my childhood every time I hear it. It was on the radio all the time and is the definition of a perfect yacht rock song. It's just one of those classy, timeless songs.
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Loggins and Messina - "Danny's Song"
"Danny's Song" by Loggins and Messina has one of the greatest choruses ever. You know, I just love it. I just love the mood it puts me in and I always have. Every time it comes on the radio, I always stop everything and turn it up. You can't help but love it.
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16 Seth Kinneman 1 2 3 66.7 15 5.0 0 1 15.0 0 118.1 0 0
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33 Herschel Brazell 10 94 247 2.6 2 0 0 24.7
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10 Nahjai Brown 4 7 4 105 15.0 0 0 26 10
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SAU 290
CH3 chondriteChondrites are the most common meteorites accounting for ~84% of falls. Chondrites are comprised mostly of Fe- and Mg-bearing silicate minerals (found in both chondrules and fine grained matrix), reduced Fe/Ni metal (found in various states like large blebs, small grains and/or even chondrule rims), and various refractory inclusions (such
Found February 13, 2004
21° 04′ 31.6′ N., 57° 08′ 49.3′ E. During an expedition in Adam County, Oman, Rainer and Claudia Bartoschewitz found 64 fragments of a single meteoriteWork in progress. A solid natural object reaching a planet's surface from interplanetary space. Solid portion of a meteoroid that survives its fall to Earth, or some other body. Meteorites are classified as stony meteorites, iron meteorites, and stony-iron meteorites. These groups are further divided according to their mineralogy and lying on a limestoneA common form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Other common forms of CaCO3 include chalk and marble. gravel plateau all within a distance of 10 meters (Bartoschewitz et al., 2005). The total weight of the constituted meteorite was 1.796 kg. The classification of SaU 290 was initially considered to be an anomalous E chondrite microbreccia with a weathering grade of W2, but the O-isotope composition of Sayh al Uhaymir 290 plots within the CH chondriteRare carbonaceous chondrite class that is chemically very close to the CRs and CBs as evidenced by the CH/CBb meteorite Isheyevo. The "H" stands for "high metal" since the CH chondrites contain up to 15 vol. % Fe-Ni metal. The first CH chondrite was found in the Antarctic Allan Hills field, distinguishing it as a member of this very rare carbonaceous group.
The microstructure and microchemistry of a variety of FeNi-metal condensateIn the solar nebula, product of a chemical condensation reaction where a mineral phase precipitates (condenses) directly from a cooling vapor. particles from CH chondritesChondrites are the most common meteorites accounting for ~84% of falls. Chondrites are comprised mostly of Fe- and Mg-bearing silicate minerals (found in both chondrules and fine grained matrix), reduced Fe/Ni metal (found in various states like large blebs, small grains and/or even chondrule rims), and various refractory inclusions (such were examined by Goldstein et al. (2005). A portion of the metalElement that readily forms cations and has metallic bonds; sometimes said to be similar to a cation in a cloud of electrons. The metals are one of the three groups of elements as distinguished by their ionization and bonding properties, along with the metalloids and nonmetals. A diagonal line drawn particles were found to be zoned, with cores that are enriched in Ni and Co and depleted in P, Cr, and Fe. Other particles are unzoned and homogeneous, possibly reflecting diffusive equilibration during an extended period within the hot gas, a period of longer duration than that experienced by zoned particles. Ni-rich precipitates occur in a portion of both of these condensate types. In addition, a high-Ni metal grain identified as tetrataenite has been found. A silica-rich component similar to that observed in other CH chondrites was also identified (Zhang et al., 2007). CH-chondrite components originated from both highly reducingOxidation and reduction together are called redox (reduction and oxidation) and generally characterized by the transfer of electrons between chemical species, like molecules, atoms or ions, where one species undergoes oxidation, a loss of electrons, while another species undergoes reduction, a gain of electrons. This transfer of electrons between reactants and highly oxidizingOxidation and reduction together are called redox (reduction and oxidation) and generally characterized by the transfer of electrons between chemical species, like molecules, atoms or ions, where one species undergoes oxidation, a loss of electrons, while another species undergoes reduction, a gain of electrons. This transfer of electrons between reactants environments, constituting more than a single reservoir (Kimura et al., 2011).
A large N gas content has been found in SaU 290, residing in at least four components (Murty et al., 2007). The heavy N component (δ15N) is present in the same abundance as in other CH chondrites. Several carrier phases for the δ15N have been identified, including C–silicateThe most abundant group of minerals in Earth's crust, the structure of silicates are dominated by the silica tetrahedron, SiO44-, with metal ions occurring between tetrahedra). The mesodesmic bonds of the silicon tetrahedron allow extensive polymerization and silicates are classified according to the amount of linking that occurs between the aggregates, FeNi-metal+Fe–Cr-sulfide, Si-rich metal+FeS, and in hydrated areas; however, it is believed that a single carrier, the C–silicate aggregates, was the original δ15N source prior to its redistribution into metallic phases during a quick nebular heating event (Sugiura and Zashu, 2001). In their in-depth study of Bencubbin, Perron et al. (2007) proposed that water and 15N-bearing organics were degassed from the hydrated clasts during the impact of one or more chondritic objects. These hydrated clasts were agglomerated onto the Bencubbin parent bodyThe body from which a meteorite or meteoroid was derived prior to its ejection. Some parent bodies were destroyed early in the formation of our Solar System, while others like the asteroid 4-Vesta and Mars are still observable today. during its initial accretionary stages. The lower abundance of δ15N located within the hydrated areas is thought by some investigators to be the product of mixing of normal N and δ15N on the parent body. The presence of a carrier phase having a low abundance of δ15N has been seen in experiments, but has not yet been identified (Murty et al., 2007).
Based on a noble gasElement occurring in the right-most column of the periodic table; also called "inert" gases. In these gases, the outer electron shell is completely filled, making them very unreactive. studies at the University of Tokyo (J. Park, K. Nagao, and R. Okazaki), SaU 290 was shown to contain the highest solar noble gas abundances among CH group members. The He and Ne isotopic ratios in SaU 290 are consistent with solar values. A 21Ne-based CRE age has been established at 1.2 m.y. The average Δ17O value of –2.2 (±0.6‰) is nearly identical to the values in most CH, CB, and CH/CB magnesian cryptocrystallineCrypto meaning "hidden" refers to a rock texture in which individual crystals are too small to be distinguished even using a standard petrographic microscope. Crystals are typically less than a few μm in size - any smaller and the texture would be considered amorphous. Among sedimentary terrestrial rocks, chert and chondrulesRoughly spherical aggregate of coarse crystals formed from the rapid cooling and solidification of a melt at ~1400 ° C. Large numbers of chondrules are found in all chondrites except for the CI group of carbonaceous chondrites. Chondrules are typically 0.5-2 mm in diameter and are usually composed of olivine, indicating their likely formation from a common reservoir resulting from a single impact event (Nakashima et al., 2011). Given the range of O-isotopic values in those cryptocrystalline chondrules having anomalous values, it is proposed that they might have formed along with the type-I porphyritic chondrules.
A complete mineralogical inventory of the refractory inclusionsInclusions found predominantly in carbonaceous chondrites and are rich in refractory elements particularly calcium, aluminum and titanium that in various combinations form minerals such as spinel, melilite, perovskite and hibonite. There are two types of refractory inclusion: • Ca Al-rich inclusions (CAIs) • Amoeboid olivine aggregates (AOAs) Refractory inclusions were and Al-rich chondrules present in SaU 290 has been prepared by Zhang and Hsu (2009). The CAISub-millimeter to centimeter-sized amorphous objects found typically in carbonaceous chondrites and ranging in color from white to greyish white and even light pink. CAIs have occasionally been found in ordinary chondrites, such as the L3.00 chondrite, NWA 8276 (Sara Russell, 2016). CAIs are also known as refractory inclusions since they content of SaU 290 reflects the low abundance (0.1 vol%) and relatively small size (ave. ~40 µm) typical for other CH chondrites, but unlike those from other carbonaceous chondriteCarbonaceous chondrites represent the most primitive rock samples of our solar system. This rare (less than 5% of all meteorite falls) class of meteorites are a time capsule from the earliest days in the formation of our solar system. They are divided into the following compositional groups that, other than groups. The small CAI sizes are thought to be the result of either a nebular sorting mechanism or a mechanism which controlled the growth rates. The CH group CAIsSub-millimeter to centimeter-sized amorphous objects found typically in carbonaceous chondrites and ranging in color from white to greyish white and even light pink. CAIs have occasionally been found in ordinary chondrites, such as the L3.00 chondrite, NWA 8276 (Sara Russell, 2016). CAIs are also known as refractory inclusions since they are unique in composition from those of other carbonaceous chondrite groups and exhibit a highly refractory nature experiencing higher solar nebular peak temperatures of 1386–1074°C. They consist primarily of hiboniteRefractory mineral, Ca-aluminate (CaAl12O19) that occurs in terrestrial metamorphic rocks and in CAIs of many chondrites. Meteoritic hibonite tends to be blue as seen in the meteorite Isheyevo (Ch/CB). Hibonite is one of the most refractory minerals found in primitive meteorites. and grossiteCalcium aluminate, CaAl4O7, first found in metamorphosed Israeli limestone and recently in CAIs in CV3 and CR-CH-CB carbonaceous chondrites., along with meliliteGroup of minerals found in the CAIs of meteorites such as CV chondrites. Melilite consists almost exclusively of the binary solid solution gehlenite (Ca2Al2SiO7) – åkermanite (Ca2MgSi2O7). The melilite in CAIs is closer to gehlenite in composition. The first-formed (highest-temperature) melilite crystallizing from a melt is relatively aluminum-rich and becomes progressively, spinelMg-Al oxide, MgAl2O4, found in CAIs., fassaite, and anorthiteRare compositional variety of plagioclase and the calcium end-member of the plagioclase feldspar mineral series with the formula CaAl2Si2O8. Anorthite is found in mafic igneous rocks such as anorthosite. Anorthite is abundant on the Moon and in lunar meteorites. However, anorthite is very rare on Earth since it weathers rapidly, and various combinations thereof. While some CAIs exhibit igneous features consistent with crystallizationPhysical or chemical process or action that results in the formation of regularly-shaped, -sized, and -patterned solid forms known as crystals. from melt droplets, others have a layered texture indicative of nebular gas–solid condensation. An ultrarefractory inclusionFragment of foreign (xeno-) material enclosed within the primary matrix of a rock or meteorite. was identified in SaU 290 by Zhang et al. (2015), which is composed of such ultrarefractory phases as panguite, davisite, and Sc-rich anosovite, together with the more typical refractory phases spinel, anorthite, and perovskiteTerm applied to A2+B4+O3 high-pressure minerals with a perovskite structure (general formula ABX3) where "A" is a metal that forms large cations such as Mg, Fe or Ca, "B" is another metal that forms smaller cations such as Si (called silicate perovskite), Ti and to a lesser degree Al, and. This ultrarefractory CAI is depleted in 16O, which attests to its formation in the outer region of the protoplanetary diskFlattened and rotating disk of dense gas and dust/solids orbiting a young star from which planets can eventually form. where isotopic self-shielding during UV photolysis of CO preferentially produces an 16O-poor gas (Krot et al., 2009).
In addition, rare amoeboid olivine aggregatesMillimeter sized, fine-grained inclusions present to a few volume-percent in most carbonaceous chondrites. They can be round but can also be irregularly shaped like an amoeba (thus the name amoeboid). They are forsterite (Mg-rich olivine) and Ca-Al-Ti mineral aggregates. The most characteristic texture of AOAs is an anorthite core (sometimes (AOAs) composed of olivineGroup of silicate minerals, (Mg,Fe)2SiO4, with the compositional endpoints of forsterite (Mg2SiO4) and fayalite (Fe2SiO4). Olivine is commonly found in all chondrites within both the matrix and chondrules, achondrites including most primitive achondrites and some evolved achondrites, in pallasites as large yellow-green crystals (brown when terrestrialized), in the silicate portion, Al-diopside, and anorthite have been identified in CH chondrites (Krot et al., 2014). These are texturally and mineralogically similar to AOAs in other carbonaceous chondrite groups that were formed as nebular condensates during the earliest stages of Solar SystemThe Sun and set of objects orbiting around it including planets and their moons and rings, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids. history. A suite of Al-rich chondrules compositionally unique to those of other carbonaceous chondrite groups have also been documented. These are likely products of melted precursor material derived from both CAIs and ferromagnesian chondrules. The study presented evidence for low degrees of both thermal metamorphism and aqueous alteration on the CH parent body, leaving the inclusions in a pristine state and reflecting the nebular conditions in which they were formed.
Further information about the CH group can be found on the Acfer 214 page. The specimen of SaU 290 pictured above is a 2.88 g partial end section with an unpolished cut face. The photo below shows the ~200 g fragment from which the above piece was cut.
Photo courtesy of S. Turecki
For additional information on CH chondrite petrogenesis, read the PSRD article by G. Jeffrey Taylor: 'The Oldest Metal in the Solar System', Sep 2000.
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If you've missed Pam (Martin) and Rochelle (Everybody Hates Chris), then wait no longer. Tichina Arnold will soon return to television on Happily Divorced. The TV Land comedy pilot will star Fran Drescher as a woman who heads back into the dating world after finding out that her husband is gay. (It's based on Drescher's real-life story.) Rita Moreno and Robert Walden will play Drescher's parents.
After playing on two black ensemble casts, Arnold will now play the "black best friend" to Drescher. If the pilot goes well, perhaps a larger audience will get to laugh with Martin's arch-nemesis and Chris' no-holds-barred Bed-Stuy mother.
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In other news: The Crisis in Egypt Intensifies.


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Poetry's Bright Star — 200 Years Later John Keats Shines On
By Stuart Mitchner
"Portrait of John Keats on his death-bed in Rome," by Joseph Severn
Though a quarrel in the Streets is a thing to be hated, the energies displayed in it are fine; the commonest Man shows a grace in his quarrel.
—John Keats (1795-1821)
Why begin a column about friendship, love, death, and poetry with reference to the positive energies displayed in a street quarrel? You might also question the timing of a tribute to the poet of "beauty and truth" and "fellowship divine" when America is still living in the shadow of the monumental lie that led to the January 6th insurrection, not to mention the monumental truth that more Americans have died of the coronavirus in the past year than in two world wars and Vietnam.
The fact of the moment is that snow is falling, again, as I write, and that John Keats died in Rome 200 years ago yesterday. And the monumentally unfactual word that comes to mind when watching fresh fallen snow is poetry. If you take some liberties with Keats's theory that the poet is the most unpoetical of God's creatures, with no self, foul or fair, no identity, "continually in for and filling some other Body," sun, moon, sea, then it's easy to say the poet is the snow, that it's freshly fallen Keats giving grace and mystery to the day.
Five hours later the morning's poetry has turned to slush and I'm reading "Bright Star," one of the last poems the unpoetical poet ever completed, a sonnet that begins over our prosaic heads, poetical to a faretheewell, so sculpted and lofty, with "Eremite" pulled out of the poet's grab bag to rhyme with "night," and the poetry of falling snow reduced to "a new soft-fallen mask" to rhyme with "task." But all the pomp and circumstance vanishes when the poet comes down to earth with the "soft fall and swell" of his fair love's breast, "Still, still to hear her tender-taken breath, / And so live ever — or else swoon to death."
So ends Jane Campion's biopic Bright Star (2009), the film and the poem's last words both beautifully, brokenly uttered by Keats's grieving Fanny Brawne (Abbie Cornish) as she walks into the snowy dusk on Hampstead Heath. Reading about the poet's last hours in Robert Gittings's acclaimed 1968 biography, I was reminded of the most striking scene in the film — the moment Fanny is told of Keats's death. Rushing from the parlor to the stairs, she holds the bannister for support, she's lost, she's falling, turning one way, then another, groping with her hands, helplessly pleading, supplicating, suffocated, bent double, brought to her knees, jabbing one hand toward her chest, calling for help, choking, "I can't breathe!" Only when she's being held and lifted and sustained by her mother does the wrenching visceral misery of the seizure begin to resemble an actor's performative hysteria, except that by now the force of the fit has generated so much breathless momentum there's no relief until the abrupt cut to the next scene. Seconds later she's a lone figure walking on the snowclad heath, whispering the sonnet so thoughtfully, so tenderly, that even the rhetorical formality of the opening lines live with love as the poet becomes star, night, nature, snow, human shores, mountains and moors.
"Bright Star" (Co-production United Kingdom-United States-Australia-France; Pathé Renn Productions, Screen Australia, BBC Films, UK Film Council)
A Deathbed Sketch
For almost a year now I've been in coronavirus exile from my desk in Kingston. Right now I'm forming a mental picture of the bulletin board I used to see two to three times a week. As work space bulletin boards go, it's fairly typical — a calendar (months out of date): photos of cats, wife, son; and son's artwork (album covers for imaginary rock groups). Less typical is the postcard of Joseph Severn's deathbed sketch of Keats push-pinned at the bottom, in my line of sight, which is where I've kept it, whenever possible, even since I bought it, at 19, after visiting the house where he died.
In his biography, Robert Gittings describes Severn keeping a bedside vigil "day and night" after "stringing up a set of candles, so that as one guttered it lit the other." At 3 a.m. on the morning of January 28, 1821, Severn sketched Keats "to keep himself awake" and wrote below it, "A deathly sweat was on him all this night." Keats's head "cast a shadow on the wall in the light that flickered from the little fireplace with its decoration of marble lions."
On the night of February 14, Keats told Severn that he wanted his gravestone to bear the words, "Here lies one whose name was writ in water." All the while he was holding the large oval carnelian stone given to him by Fanny Brawne, "shifting it from one fevered palm to the other, but never putting it down." After February 19, a calm came over him, "astonishing Severn." The "ideal of disinterestedness" Keats had sought "all his mature life seemed achieved. As he had done in the crisis of life, he now found comfort in the face of death by identifying himself with another person …. His essential belief in the poet's view of life saved him now in death."
Toward the end, Keats asked Severn if he'd ever seen anyone die. If not, "well then I pity you poor Severn." Keats was thinking of the long days and nights he spent nursing his younger brother, Tom, who had died of consumption. The experience that inspired some of the most memorable lines in "Ode to a Nightingale" ("Where youth grows pale, and spectre-thin, and dies") almost undoubtedly infected Keats with the disease that took his life on February 23, 1821.
The "quarrel in the Streets" epigraph is from Keats's February 14-May 3, 1819 letter to his brother and sister-in-law George and Georgiana. Growing up in the rough and tumble East End of London, Keats was known for his "violent temperament" and "the see-saw of his behaviour … always in extremes," sometimes taking part in fights at school, where he once attacked a teacher. According to Gittings, Keats's taller, longer-limbed brother George would sometimes be called on to pin him down until his anger "had exhausted itself."
Another biographer, Nicholas Roe, says Keats measured "his poetic 'reach' like a boxer landing a jab," and thought of his long poem "Endymion" as a bout in the ring, the "boyish game at full-length."
"Wherein lies Happiness?"
In fact, love and friendship were the subject of the 70 lines of "Endymion" I typed on my high-school-graduation-present Olympia, along with the Odes "On a Grecian Urn" and "To a Nightingale," and carried in my wallet, to be read during long waits for rides on the road to and from India. The passage from "Endymion" that kept me company begins with a question, "Wherein lies happiness?" The answer is "fellowship divine, / A fellowship with essence; till we shine, / Full alchemiz'd, and free of space." What energized me had nothing to do with combat in the ring, but the companionable spirit of lines like "that moment have we stept / Into a sort of oneness, and our state / Is like a floating spirit's," leading to "the chief intensity: the crown of these," which is "made of love and friendship, and sits high / Upon the forehead of humanity." At "the tip-top, / There hangs by unseen film, an orbed drop / Of light, and that is love: its influence, / Thrown in our eyes, genders a novel sense, / At which we start and fret; till in the end, / Melting into its radiance, we blend, / Mingle, and so become a part of it."
The lines that had to be read aloud, where the poetry swept you up like a force of nature, begin (minus the line breaks) — "who, of men can tell that flowers would bloom, or that green fruit would swell to melting pulp, that fish would have bright mail, the earth its dower of river, wood, and vale, the meadows runnels, runnels pebble-stones, the seed its harvest, or the lute its tones, tones ravishment, or ravishment its sweet, if human souls did never kiss and greet?"
Something to Fear
At 4:25 p.m., rioters outside the Capitol building beat police officers using American flags.
Reading this sentence in Monday's New York Times sent me back to a passage from my Halloween column on Keats's birthday, October 31, 2018: "My wife and I had been about to take a favorite walk along the lake, it was late afternoon. As we were parking, we saw a group of people heading toward the same path, maybe as many as 20, moving in a straggling line, not quite a parade. Thinking that we'd follow along behind once they'd passed, I was on my way out of the car when my wife urgently motioned for me to get back in. I followed her gaze to a man at the rear of the procession who was carrying a huge American flag and staring right at me. He did not look friendly. The massive flag ended the notion of an innocent nature walk. I got back in the car and we drove to another lakeside spot, saying nothing about what we'd seen until much later. How strange, to think that an American flag could have become something to fear.
In a December 1817 letter to his brothers Tom and George, Keats observes that "The excellence of every art is its intensity, capable of making all disagreeables evaporate from their being in close relationship with Beauty and Truth."
Note: Disagreeables evaporated for me a few minutes ago when I discovered that Abbie Cornish is not only a gifted actress but a rapper. If you want evidence of Fanny Brawne's "fine energies," I recommend a YouTube trip from Bright Star to "Dusk: Way Back Home."


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Silo Wellness and Entheon Biomedical's Wholly-Owned Subsidiary, HaluGen Life Sciences, Announces Psychedelics Genetic Test Kit Partnership
TORONTO, June 17, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Silo Wellness Inc. ("Silo Wellness" or "the Company") (CSE: SILO) (FRA: 3K70) (OTC: SILFF), a functional and psilocybin mushroom company offering psychedelic wellness retreats, and Entheon Biomedical Corp. (CSE: ENBI) (OTCQB: ENTBF) (FSE: 1XU1) ("Entheon"), a biotechnology company focused on developing psychedelic medicines to treat addiction, have signed a referral agreement (the "Agreement") to help drive brand awareness of the Psychedelics Genetic Test kit, developed and commercialized by wholly-owned subsidiary HaluGen Life Sciences Inc. ("HaluGen"), as well as to empower guests at Silo Wellness' retreats to make informed decisions through better access to information about themselves.
Silo Wellness is a publicly traded company on the CSE with a consumer-facing platform for the sale of functional mushroom products, psilocybin mushroom production in Jamaica, and the facilitation of psychedelic wellness retreats in both Jamaica and Oregon that incorporate a variety of psychedelic-augmented therapies. The intention of the Agreement is for Silo Wellness to provide referral and marketing services for HaluGen's Psychedelics Genetic Test, representing an opportunity to expand access and visibility for the test, which was launched in the US on June 6, 2021. Silo Wellness will receive compensation on each referral made to HaluGen.
The genetic test, a first of its kind, identifies specific DNA biomarkers in order to gauge the risk and potential of adverse reactions toward hallucinogenic drugs. The test provides users with personalized reports and actionable insights, delivered directly to one's smartphone, providing a convenient and safe means to better understand an individual's sensitivity to classical psychedelics and ketamine. The test also provides insights into the short- and long-term potential of psychedelic-induced risks, such as psychosis.
"We're pleased to be partnering with the innovative team at Silo Wellness who are focused on providing legal access to professionally administered wellness retreats which integrate a variety of psychedelic therapies," said Entheon Biomedical Chief Executive Officer Timothy Ko. "Increased visibility and access to the Psychedelics Genetic Test through Silo Wellness' broad network furthers our commitment and ability to provide tools and knowledge to help individuals make informed decisions surrounding the consumption of psychedelics."
"With this Entheon and HaluGen relationship, we can empower our guests to make data-informed decisions to join us for psychedelic experiences with ketamine and psilocybin and soon, 5-MeO-DMT," said Silo Wellness Chief Executive Officer Douglas K. Gordon. "It's all about 'set and setting' with our psychedelic retreats, and one's mindset is affected by their personal anxieties about the medicine and fears of potential adverse reactions. The more opportunity we can give consumers to access information about themselves in advance of a session, the better.
ABOUT SILO WELLNESS
The mission of Silo Wellness is to improve health and wellness by developing and introducing psychedelic medicine to reduce trauma and increase performance by destigmatizing the active compounds in psychedelics and innovating ease of administration and ingestion. Silo Wellness intends to introduce new, safe, and affordable alternatives to current medicines by facilitating entry into new and emerging markets where psychedelics are legal by conducting ketamine and psilocybin wellness retreats and elsewhere by manufacturing and distributing functional mushrooms.
Since inception, Silo Wellness' activities have focused on: (1) development and sales of functional mushroom tinctures; (2) development of a metered-dosing psilocybin nasal spray in Jamaica; (3) offering ketamine-assisted retreats in Oregon and psilocybin- and 5-MeO-DMT-assisted retreats in Jamaica; and (4) the cultivation of psilocybin psychedelic mushrooms in Jamaica.
For further information on Silo Wellness, please contact:
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lisa@trailblaze.co
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ABOUT ENTHEON
Entheon is a biotechnology research and development company committed to developing and commercializing a portfolio of safe and effective N,N-dimethyltryptamine based psychedelic therapeutic products ("DMT Products") for the purposes of treating addiction and substance use disorders. Subject to obtaining all requisite regulatory approvals and permits, Entheon intends to generate revenue through the sale of its DMT Products to physicians, clinics and licensed psychiatrists in the United States, certain countries in the European Union and throughout Canada.
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Readers should not place undue reliance on the forward-looking statements and information contained in this news release. Silo Wellness assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements of beliefs, opinions, projections, or other factors, should they change, except as required by law.
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Q: Crear archivo de texto en ruta especifica para FileWriter Java Estoy precisando exportar los datos de varios JTextField y lo he logrado utilizando FileWriter, el problema que tengo es que deseo crear el archivo desde el programa, quiero que el usuario antes de exportar el archivo, elija el nombre del archivo de txt y donde desea guardarlo.
Ajunto una captura de la ventana y el codigo que utilizo para exportar los datos seleccionados de los jtextfield. Espero su ayuda. Gracias de antemano.
    private void exportarActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
    FileWriter fichero = null;
    try {
        //PRUEBA EXPORTAR
        fichero = new FileWriter("/Users/x/MySQLexport.txt");
        fichero.write("""
                      DATOS DE CONEXION:
                      """);
        fichero.write("Host: " + host.getText() + "\n");
        fichero.write("User: " + user.getText() + "\n");
        fichero.write("Password: " + pass.getText() + "\n");
        fichero.write("DataBase: " + db.getText() + "\n");
        fichero.write("Port: " + port.getText() + "\n");
        System.out.println("El fichero se creeo correctamente: MySQLexport");
    } catch (IOException ex) {
        Logger.getLogger(Conexion.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
    } finally {
        try {
            fichero.close();
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            Logger.getLogger(Conexion.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
        }
    }

}

A: Lo solucione utilizando JFileChooser(); para seleccionar el nombre del archivo, y donde deseo guardarlo, espero que les sirva el aporte:
Importar lo siguiente:
import javax.swing.JFileChooser;
import java.awt.Component;

Y el codigo me quedo de la siguiente manera:
   private void exportarActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
    FileWriter fichero = null;
    try {

        JFileChooser directorio = new JFileChooser();//Creo directorio
        directorio.setFileSelectionMode(JFileChooser.DIRECTORIES_ONLY);//Selecciono el directorio
        //Guardo el directorio
        Component parent = null;
        int returnVal = directorio.showSaveDialog(parent);
        //if= Si el directorio seleccionado es aprobado
        if (returnVal == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) {
            String selectPath = directorio.getSelectedFile().getPath();//Almaceno la ruta
            System.out.println("El directorio que eligió es:" + selectPath);//Muestro donde se guardara
            fichero = new FileWriter(selectPath);//El archivo se guardara en la ruta seleccionada.
            fichero.write("""
                      DATOS DE CONEXION:
                      """);
            fichero.write("Host: " + host.getText() + "\n");
            fichero.write("User: " + user.getText() + "\n");
            fichero.write("Password: " + pass.getText() + "\n");
            fichero.write("DataBase: " + db.getText() + "\n");
            fichero.write("Port: " + port.getText() + "\n");
            System.out.println("El archivo se grabo correctamente en: " + selectPath);
        }
    } catch (IOException ex) {
        Logger.getLogger(Conexion.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
    } finally {
        try {
            fichero.close();
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            Logger.getLogger(Conexion.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
        }
    }
}

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People often mistake attribution and deduplication. Yet, these two notions have nothing in common. Thus, it is crucial to clearly distinguish these two.


Added new, animated, fracture profile (Cross-Section) plots.
Continued to expand the new "browser" based Help System.
Added a data handling capability to "merge" two pressure variables (such as annulus pressure and tubing pressure) into a third, new pressure variable. The primary intent is for frac-pack operations where a "semi-" live annulus is available during pumping, but a bottomhole check valve makes this data meaningless immediately after shut-in. This new "data handling" feature allows analysis using the annulus pressure during pumping, and tubing pressure during the shut-in decline periods.


« What Does"Personalized Learning" Mean in Today's schools?
As I promised, today's post gives my reactions to the beliefs and actions that have emerged from the introduction of Personalized Learning, as I understand them. Digesting all the material in the Education Week booklet was difficult for me, so I may have interpreted some things incorrectly or been unfair in my judgments. I would like very much to hear the opinions of readers who may be more familiar with the concept that characterises Personalized Learning and its performance so far.
Now that I know what personalized learning (PL) means, I realize that I can't support it. What is clear to me is that PL is tied tightly to the CCSS, high stakes testing, and judgments made about the quality of students, teachers, and schools. Those three pillars of federal education policy have controlled public schools for most of this century so far; and there are not likely to be any school programs or teaching practices that do not bow to their power.
The word that has fooled me for some time– and probably many other people —was "personalized." I thought it meant that schools would help students to choose, shape, expand, and use their learning to fit their needs and interests. But, alas, it means only that they will be given different types and amounts of assistance to acquire the the skills and information that government leaders and selected "experts" have determinedto be necessary for success in college and the work place.
Nevertheless, as I read the descriptions of PL being applied in some schools today, I had to admit that it might be better than much of the lock-step teaching and student learning expectations of the recent past. At least, PL acknowledges that students who don't "get" stuff right away deserve some help; and to some extent it allows students to work on projects and give public demonstrations of their learning.
From what I read about the commercial programs being sold to schools, their key components are different forms of presenting information, and additional –perhaps better– explanations of concepts, key skills, and how to learn them. As might be expected, many of the educators consulted seem to think that they also differ widely in quality. Since I read only a few vague descriptions of such programs in the Ed Week booklet, I cannot make any judgment. But I do hope that the schools using such programs have enough variety in every classroom to serve the range of needs and preferences of all students.
Whatever their virtues or weaknesses may be, PL commercial programs also present some new problems in the expense of the programs and the technology needed to use them, the difficulties of keeping track of student progress in those programs, and the complexity in changing teachers' roles. I'm also afraid that many teachers will resist those role changes or feel they are incapable of making them. Also, the presence of multiple commercial programs in every classroom may make it necessary to hire assistants to manage the technology and keep records of students' progress.
Finally, I feel that our schools are being pushed too fast into accepting a new way of operating that is far from being proved effective. So far, research attempts have failed to produce strong and clear answers; and, I can't help thinking that one of the reasons is the weakness of the PL concept. It is not at all certain that various types of assistance and more technology will make every student a winner in the sense that the federal government defines it. Another reason is that the concept of a good education needs to change with the times, and ours has not. Our schools should be modernizing their K-12 curricula, high school course requirements, student discipline practices, class sizes, and the definition of "learning*. Our educational system is still seriously flawed because it has focused on what the people in power believe will raise our status on international tests, and not at all on the needs and aspirations of the young people who are now just subjects in a risky experiment.
Unfortunately, I think it's just another intervention. The sad thing is that I knew teachers who really personalized learning in ways that were simple but honest but their work goes unnoticed. I will write about some great things I saw next week.
This has been a great series, Joanne. And I share your concern.
True personalized learning is a great goal. But seems to me the minute it is systematized through bureaucracy or technology, it has failed. Because they are both the opposite of personalized.
You're absolutely right, Doug. It's easy to name something as thesolution to a problem, much harder to actually provide that solution.
Schools need to be pushed. Most are anachronistic institutions perpetuating "lifestyles" for oblivious kids and too many uninspired, unaccountable veterans.
Advances in technology give us a lot of opportunities to earn about our students–and our teachers. These can only be positives in a time when the efficacy of our public schools spirals downward and accountability is already nonexistent.
Just thinking here, Don. I work with a lot of data and decision making for human efforts based on data. My experience is that data sometimes delivers that kind of value. Quite often it doesn't.
My good friend (and brilliant man) @ShahinKhan has observed that "The ratio of relevant data to irrelevant data will asymptotically approach zero." Meaning that we have to search harder and harder to find data that's meaningful.
I'm personally skeptical of the number and value of the opportunities data provides to learn about students. In a sense, there's vast sums of data that "could be" helpful. But in our business we seek only "actionable" data – data where taking action based on what we learn makes a significant data.
Perhaps expressing it differently…there's a lot of potential data around learning but finding actionable data is hard.
Joanne, it is unfortunate that you are basing your understanding of personalized learning on the Ed Week report. It is definitely biased toward a definition of PL to which you are justifiably objecting. I find iNACOL and the Nellie Mae Foundation to be much better sources on the topic of personalized learning.


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Today in Apple history: iPhone 3G brings a big speed boost
By Luke Dormehl • 9:15 am, July 11, 2022
Did you own the iPhone 3G?
July 11, 2008: The iPhone 3G goes on sale. Expectations for the smartphone sequel run high, and Apple delivers with the addition of GPS, 3G data and a higher-quality build.
To make things even better, Apple's second smartphone runs on a new mobile operating system. iPhone OS 2 introduces a better Mail app, turn-by-turn navigation and a little something called the App Store.
Every iPhone ranked, from worst to best
By Luke Dormehl • 7:30 am, September 27, 2018
What was your favorite iPhone?
Photo: Ste Smith/Cult of Mac
The new iPhone XS and XS Max are generating rave reviews. Having marked the iPhone's 10th anniversary with last year's awe-inducing iPhone X, Apple has now set the stage for a second decade of smartphone innovation.
But what about all the awesome iPhones that led us to this point? Which models are the classics that will occupy museum shelves long after they've stopped working? I decided to dive in at the deep end and rank every phone Apple ever made. Wish me luck!
Leaked CIA exploits have already been fixed, says Apple
By Buster Hein • 10:03 am, March 24, 2017
The CIA's leaked hacking tools don't work on updated iPhones.
Photo: CIA.org
The iOS and macOS vulnerabilities revealed by the latest WikiLeaks data dump of CIA hacking tools have already been fixed.
Apple says that an early evaluation of the info released by WikiLeaks hasn't found any new bugs or attacks that can be used on iPhone or Mac users. Some of the exploits contained in the leaks were able to grant access to an iPhone's call logs and SMS conversations, but only if the CIA had physical access to the device.
Today in Apple history: iPhone 3G sells 1 million in single weekend
The iPhone 3G went on sale on this day in 2008.
July 11, 2008: The iPhone 3G goes on sale, becoming the first Apple product in history to sell more than 1 million units in its first weekend.
Building on the original iPhone by adding GPS, 3G data and a higher-quality build, the iPhone 3G also coincided with the launch of iOS 2, which introduced push email, turn-by-turn navigation and, most importantly, the App Store.
Today in Apple history: Steve Jobs shows off iPhone 3G
By Luke Dormehl • 6:00 am, June 9, 2016
The iPhone 3G was a big hit for Apple.
In the music industry, they talk about the "difficult second album." Fortunately that didn't hold true when it came to Apple releasing its highly successful second-gen iPhone, which it unveiled for the first time on June 9, 2008.
Adding GPS, 3G data and a higher-quality build than its predecessor, the iPhone 3G was arguably just as revolutionary for what it did on the software side. iOS 2 arrived at the same time, and introduced push email, turn-by-turn navigation and, most significantly of all, an App Store — something Steve Jobs had previously been adamant Apple would't allow.
Check out the debut of the iPhone 3G below.
Giant iPhone 3G repurposed as an insanely cool Mac monitor
By Luke Dormehl • 6:00 am, June 29, 2015
Suddenly my 5K iMac seems less exciting.
Photo: 92JMFL/Imgur
Back in 2008, when Apple was selling roughly a tenth of the number of iPhones it sells today, the company produced a limited number of giant-sized display iPhones with built-in 30-inch Cinema Displays to show off its new line of smartphones.
Most of them were destroyed after the promotion was finished, but thanks to the wonderful world of the Internet, we can see that at least one made it out alive — and has now been converted by Reddit user 92JMFL into possibly the world's sweetest Mac display.
Check out more photos below.
Conan Gets Called Out By Fan For Trying To Install iOS 7 On His iPhone 3GS [Video]
By Buster Hein • 12:31 pm, October 15, 2013
Like millions of Apple fanboys across the globe, late-night show host Conan O'Brien could not wait to update his phone to iOS 7 last month, however the results were pretty horrific, and one viewer knows exactly what caused Coco's hellish experience – the Ginja Ninja tried to install the new OS on his unsupported iPhone 3GS.
Conan fan 4893McLovin noticed Conan's error on the show and has now been anointed as the first viewer to have successfully challenged Conan on the Fan Correction segment of the show. Not one to be shown up, Coco crafted his own response to the error by showing a hidden segment of Eddie Cue's presentation at the iOS 7 keynote that revealed the existence of the mystical iPhone 3GCOB.
Every iPhone Ever Goes Head-To-Head In A Speed Test [Video]
By John Brownlee • 5:24 am, September 30, 2013
At this point, there have been eight iPhones, and with the exception of this year's iPhone 5c, each has a faster chip and more all around chutzpah than the model that precedes it. You'd naturally think, then, that if you lined them all up in a row and ran a speed test on them, each successive model would accomplish tasks faster than the model that precedes it. But as this video proves, the reality is more complicated than that.
Older iPhone & iPod Users Now Being Contacted About Liquid Damage Settlement
By Killian Bell • 8:28 am, August 5, 2013
Those with older iPhones and iPods are now being contacted regarding a possible payout over faulty liquid damage indicators that caused some customers to lose out on free AppleCare repairs. Apple agreed to pay $53 million in a class action lawsuit earlier this year, and those who may be eligible for damages should be receiving an email soon.
Is This The Budget iPhone's Plastic Shell? [Image]
By Killian Bell • 5:48 am, June 3, 2013
Apple is expected to announce a new low-cost iPhone later this year in an effort to compete with rivals like Samsung in emerging markets. Reports have suggested that to keep costs low, the Cupertino company will give it a plastic form factor similar to that of the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS.
And now that plastic shell appears to have been leaked for the first time.


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Terrängen runt Bransgore är platt. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km nordost om Bransgore.  Närmaste större samhälle är Bournemouth,  km sydväst om Bransgore. I omgivningarna runt Bransgore växer i huvudsak blandskog.

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Police: Assault victim has died
Battle Creek police are awaiting results of a Tuesday autopsy as they investigate the death Monday of a 49-year-old man.
Police: Assault victim has died Battle Creek police are awaiting results of a Tuesday autopsy as they investigate the death Monday of a 49-year-old man. Check out this story on battlecreekenquirer.com: http://bcene.ws/295Z8Z0
Trace Christenson, Battle Creek Enquirer Published 5:06 p.m. ET June 27, 2016
A Battle Creek man sustained a head injury Thursday night and a woman was arrested following a shooting.(Photo: File)
DEATH INVESTIGATION: Battle Creek police are awaiting results of a Tuesday autopsy as they investigate the death of a 49-year-old man. Mark Kinney died Monday, said Detective Sgt. Troy Gilleylen, supervisor of the detective bureau. Officials will try to determine if the cause was an apparent assault four weeks ago. Police said they were called to the Haven of Rest Rescue Mission at 148 E. Michigan Ave. at 4:41 p.m. June 4 for a report of an apparent assault. Officers said Kinney had injuries to his face and head and several abrasions to his arms. He told police he was all right and did not need any help and he would not say who assaulted him. He told LifeCare paramedics he was tired and did not want to go to the hospital but he was taken to Bronson Battle Creek. Gilleylen said investigators hope the autopsy will determine if his death was due to an assault or another cause.
SHOTS FIRED: Battle Creek police said they don't believe anyone was hurt in an apparent shooting reported at 9:45 p.m. Sunday outside 60 Greentree Lane. Officers said they had reports of one man firing shots at another man, who ran and then fled in a car.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Battle Creek police have reported the following cases:
• A warrant is being sought for a man after his girlfriend, 19, said she was dragged by the hair in the 300 block of Arbor Pointe Drive at 8:23 p.m. Sunday.
• One man was arrested and a warrant is being sought for a woman after a woman, 22, reported a domestic assault in the first block of Battle Creek Avenue at 6:04 p.m. Sunday.
• A man was arrested after a woman, 38, said she was assaulted and prevented from calling 911 in the first block of Fremont Street at 4:24 a.m. Sunday.
• A juvenile was arrested after officers were called to the 1100 block of West Columbia Avenue at 8:16 p.m. Saturday.
• Police said a woman, 38, said she was assaulted in the 100 block of Cliff Street at 5:18 p.m. Saturday.
THEFTS: • Victoria's Secret, 5775 Beckley Road: shirts, tank tops, sweatshirts and shorts, $1,317. • Meijer Inc., 2191 W. Columbia Ave.: undisclosed, one arrested. • Family Fare, 1525 W. Columbia Ave.: undisclosed.
VANDALISM: • Heather Ridge, first block: storm door.
Call Silent Observer at 964-3888 or text CRIMES (274637) SOTIP or see www.crimereports.com with information about crimes.
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Martin Samuel of The Times was named the SJA's Sports Writer of the Year for the second successive year in the British Sports Journalism Awards. Samuel topped a poll of national newspaper sports editors to win the John Bromley Trophy for his writing during 2006.
The annual awards, sponsored by UK Sport and organised by the Sports Journalists' Association of Great Britain, were presented at a gala dinner in the City of London. The SJA Sports Photographer of the Year was Stu Forster of Getty Images, who impressed the judges to win the Sports Portfolio picture category, while Alex Livesey won Sports News Picture for capturing the moment that England effectively exited the World Cup.
Sky television's Jeff Stelling was acclaimed Broadcaster of the Year for the second time for his anchoring of the marathon Saturday afternoon show Soccer Saturday.
Samuel is the first to retain Britain's top sports journalism award since Patrick Collins (Mail on Sunday) in 1990 and, before that, Ian Wooldridge (Daily Mail) in 1987. Wooldridge, who died earlier this month, was represented at the event by his widow, Sarah, and was remembered by the 400 assembled journalists and photographers in the drinking of a toast.
The SJA Awards also recognise the work of regional and specialist writers and photographers. There was a notable double by Doug Gillon of The Herald, Glasgow, who not only won the Regional Sports Writer title – which he had won previously in 2002 – but also took home the Specialist Correspondent prize.
In addition to Samuel and Stelling, Paul Kimmage of the Sunday Times kept hold of the Sports Interviewer award, while James Lawton of The Independent was named Sports Feature Writer, having 12 months previously taken the Sports Columnist title.
Alan Hubbard (Independent on Sunday) regained the Sports Diarist crown from Charles Sale (Daily Mail). In the four-year existence of this category, Hubbard and Sale are level 2-2.
Getty Images snapped up three out of the four photographic prizes presented on the night, headed by Forster. It is the first time that Forster has won this cherished accolade, which was first presented 30 years ago. He received the Ed Lacey Trophy from Michael Parkinson, the SJA President.
In the citation, read by Leo Mason, the chairman of the photography judges, Forster's work, as illustrated here, was said to contain "the best action and news pictures, the greater variety of sports covered and general feature work".
It was a good night for the world's biggest sports photo agency, and they showed that they are also nurturing new talent, with Julian Finney taking the Young Sports Photographer award for work that the judges called "outstanding" and which included an unusual angle on tennis player Andrew Murray.
The Specialist Sports Photographer award went to the Racing Post's staffer, Edward Whitaker.
With 100 of the best pictures from this year's entry, the SJA has organised a touring exhibition of the photographers' work, to help to promote sports photography in Britain.


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Steve Mertens and his family had been in the industry since 1970, and he noticed a growing trend among decorators. He saw that many decorators started as hobbyists, but didn't have the resources to become a thriving business.
Steve was able to identify the major problem holding them back: a lack of tools and training that allowed decorators to create, manage, and process artwork. They would either have to pay too much for a designer or spend countless hours trying to learn different graphics programs. That wasn't okay with Steve, and Digital Art Solutions was born in 1992.
Steve (and his children Nicole and Craig) assembled a team of developers, artists, and educators to create an easy-to-use system for cutting edge graphics and designs. They also wanted to provide the training necessary to use those tools the right way to get more business and happier customers.
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Since 2006, Project Ploughshares has worked with the policy branch of the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) on a joint project to address the urgent need for linking official development assistance (ODA) programs with armed violence prevention and reduction and, more specifically, with the control and reduction of small arms and light weapons (SALW). The project is intended to provide CIDA with policy guidance on the challenge of integrating armed violence/small arms reduction with sustainable development. It has involved several components—papers, workshops, interviews, and international seminars—and has drawn on the growing, if still nascent, body of policy research and analysis related to the small arms/development nexus.
This paper provides a summary of the recognized linkages between armed violence, small arms, and development as well as the multilateral and national policy landscape related to the integration and mutual resolution of these issues. The paper notes that the small arms/development link could represent an important point of application for Canada's Whole of Government approach to foreign policy. Consequently, the paper explores the role CIDA might play within this collaborative approach by integrating armed violence and SALW control and reduction with its development program.