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'You Cannot Pass': New Zealand Venue Cancels on Alt-Media Personality Lauren Southern
RT, August 3, 2018
Right-wing activist Lauren Southern has fallen victim to yet another last-minute venue cancellation, after the owner of a New Zealand building recieved complaints about Southern and co-speaker Stefan Molyneux's platform.
The self-described "alt-media" pair was swinging by Auckland on the final stop in their antipodean tour, fresh off the back of visiting Australia, where Southern begged God not to "nuke Melbourne" for it's supposed Biblical sins. Dogged by controversy, it appears that strife followed them across the Tasman with their only New Zealand venue canceling at the last minute.
Due to a raft of complaints, owner of Auckland's Powerstation venue Gabrielle Mullins canceled the event, citing a disagreement with the speakers' message. "As soon as we found out [what their message was], we weren't comfortable at all because it goes against quite a lot of things that we say," the owner told the NZ Herald. "They can say whatever they want but personally I don't want it in my venue."
Southern took to Twitter, lampooning yet another cancelation by quoting the Lord of the Rings, a film New Zealand is famous for. "One does not simply walk into a venue in New Zealand," she wrote to her 387,000 followers.
Southern's agent, Caolan Robertson – who also manages now-bailed darling of the UK's right-wing community Tommy Robinson – told Newshub that the manager of the venue was well aware of the nature of the event he agreed to host. He added the speakers were unable to secure another venue in time. Axiomatic Events confirmed on their website that "due to circumstances beyond our control tonight's event in Auckland has been cancelled" and that "all ticket holders will be refunded within 14 days."
The Facebook page of Powerhouse has apparently experienced a surge of reviews since it was annouced it had agreed to provide the stage for the duo. The confirmation email sent to ticket buyers to rate it high for the courage and because "the intolerant Leftists will be rating them low for no other reason than they had the audacity to host a conservative event." Both the initial decision and the cancelation got their shares of supporters and detractors.
Earlier the NZ leg of the tour saw the duo banned from local council venues, with Auckland Mayor Phil Goff saying he did not want people stirring up ethnic tensions. They have also been met with protests and significant media attention, as they did in Australia in the days prior. Around 100 people, including Kiwi MP Marama Davidson, the co-leader of the Green Party of Aotearoa, protested the arrival of Southern and Molyneux on the scheduled day of their event.
Last week, the Canadian caused a controversy by stating she had heard of race riots in the Sydney suburb of Lakemba – clearly confusing the town with Cronulla, located over 20km away. She also said on camera the predominantly Muslim western Sydney suburb had no British culture left, and immediately had journalist point out an Irish bar across the road. She was also moved along by police as she tried to harass Muslims at the Lakemba mosque.
Southern is banned for life from the United Kingdom. In the 23-year-old's own words, she was banned by the Home Office "because she was caught distributing racist leaflets."
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Q: keeping a Directory backup/copy up-to-date I am trying to make a "backuper script" to keep a copy of a directory up to date on a USB-drive.
Basically every time I open my computer it run rsync -qrup dir/path backupKey/path. I want a copy instead of an archive backup so that the USB-drive is usable on the go
Now my issue is that anytime I change the structure of my bookshelf dir tree.
e.g: I move
~/bookshelf/studies/html to ~/bookshelf/studies/web-development/html
In my backupKey rsync will simply copy ~/bookshelf/studies/web-development/html(the new location) but not delete the original files at ~/bookshelf/studies/html.
This end-up creating duplicates that I have to manually delete.
Various things I've thought or read:

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*doing a full copy using cp, but this would be a lot more slow and resource intensive.

*Using diff patch only work on text file (I saw advanced possibility but it getting complex and I don't understand fully)

*Other binary diff checking tools like bsdiff jdiff don't seem to have a recursive option and I also don't know if it will work on various file type.

*Looping trough all the file and delete the one that are at teh wrong place(duplicates) e.g: if file1 is in dirB but not in dirA delete it.

If someone as code examples of the loop. I need it to work with any file type digital books as much as notes and images. Sorry its been multiple hour I search online and can't find a solution that fits my idea.
Here is my script:
#!/bin/bash
## Create an backup script to keep my usb device.

## check if media Bookshlef is available
exec &>> /home/$USER/.local/scripts/bookSUpdater.log

echo "-----"
echo `date +%Y-%m-%d-%T`

if [ -e /media/$USER/Bookshelf ]; then
echo "Bookshelf usb key is available"

## use rsync to copy documents to usb dev.
echo "Starting transfer"

rsync -qrup /home/$USER/bookshelf/ /media/$USER/Bookshelf
## d= copy dir wihtout recursing, l= keep symlink:  rsync -qdlup /home/$USER/bookshelf/* /media/$USER/Bookshelf
## try with binary difference tool
## make a loop to check if file are deleted. IF YES delete

echo "Operation succesful"
echo $? && exit 0

else
  echo 'Error: Usb device unavailable aborting'
  echo 'Usage: Usb device '\"'Bookshelf'\"' must be plugged in.'

echo $? && exit 2
fi

A: for same need i use
rsync -rt --delete /souce /dest

See man rsync
--delete is for delete extraneous files from dest dirs

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Steve Jobs Rejects Radiation Monitoring iPhone App
2:56 pm March 24, 2011 By Roland Hutchinson
iPhone apps are rejected from Apple's App Store all the time, but it looks like one has now been rejected personally by Apple's CEO Steve Jobs, the app in question is a so called radiation monitoring app, from a company called Tawkon.
It looks like Tawkon tried to capatilize on the recent tragedy in Japan with this app, and Steve Jobs has obviously reviewed the ap himself as he has told the company behind it that Apple has 'no interest' in publishing it.
It looks like the developers of the radiation app will be adding it to the Cydia store instead, personally we think the app is in poor taste and they shouldn't be trying to cash in on the disaster in Japan.
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The unthinkable has happened in the Marvel Universe! In the wake of House of M, in the blink of an eye, 90 percent of the world's mutants lost their powers! In this new world order, Xavier's School becomes a haven for those that are different. But has this former sanctuary become the one place most dangerous for mutants?
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Tweet7: A clean, no-fuss iPhone Twitter client built with iOS 7 in mind
by Paul Sawers — in Apps
Just what the world needs, another mobile Twitter client, right? Well, no actually. But when we heard that the good folks behind the awesome Dollarbird smart calendar app were building one, we thought we'd give it a look.
Tweet7: How it works
Tweet7 has been built with iOS 7 in mind, serving up a clean, no fuss app that lets you peruse your stream and construct a tweet via the single button that's planted at the bottom of the main screen. This is all you can do from the main interface though.
To access your other data, you swipe in from the right. For @mentions you swipe at the top of the stream.
To get to your direct messages and personal profile, you swipe from the middle and bottom respectively.
It's a nicely designed app for sure, but it won't appeal to everyone. For example, the app is devoid of Push Notifications.
Then there's the issue of Twitter's API restrictions, which means that third-party clients such as this are limited to 100,000 tokens – this will hamper its growth. "While the API restrictions are a problem, we still decided to build a Twitter client that feels at home on the new iOS, and is built on the same principles as iOS 7," explains creator Levente Szabo.
It's available to download for $2.99 now.
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PICTURES: Huntly manager Allan Hale pleased with debut goal for new signing Robbie Foster in the 3-0 Highland League win over Turriff United
ALLAN Hale admits he is excited by new signing Robbie Foster after his debut goal for Huntly.
Huntly forward Robbie Foster scores on his debut. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
The Christie Park manager signed Foster from Fort William last week after the 20-year-old impressed him while playing for the Lochaber outfit.
After penning a two-and-a-half year deal with Huntly, Foster came off the bench against Turriff United on Monday and scored in a 3-0 home win.
The new boy's goal was assisted by trialist Andy Hunter, who Hale is also eager to recruit after impressing in two matches for the Black and Golds.
Huntly trialist Andy Hunter. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"Robbie is a player that really impressed us when we played Fort William at Christie Park earlier in the season," said Hale.
"I thought he really stood out, his composure on the ball and his decision-making was really positive and he was impacting on the game in a positive manner for Fort William.
"After that game, Stefan (Huntly assistant Laird) and I managed to keep an eye on him and got people to watch Fort William's games.
"We've kept tabs on him, he has adapted really well to the Highland League and was scoring goals.
A good turnout at Christie Park for the festive derby. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"We identified it as an area that we needed to strengthen and we felt it was best to act now, as we believe Robbie would have moved on to another club in the Highland League anyway.
"We tried to get a deal done and thankfully Fort William were really great to deal with in that respect.
"He has obviously made the best impact that he can. He was down seeing his family over Christmas and travelled back up on Boxing Day at the back of eight at night and he only met the team for the first time (on the matchday).
"It wasn't easy circumstances, he doesn't know us or how we play but he made a really positive impact when he came on.
Off the bench and on the scoresheet - Huntly new boy Robbie Foster. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"It was a composed finish for the goal and he's a player that we are excited about and I'm sure he will do really well for us.
"He has a bit to go in terms of fitness as Fort William haven't played many games recently.
Huntly skipper Glenn Murison (left) and Turriff's Callan Gray compete for the ball. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"Just getting up to the intensity that we demand from our players and the work that we do without the ball, he will need a bit of time to get up to speed with that.
"We brought him in to play a prominent role in our team and I'm sure he will do that once he's up to speed."
Turriff's Dylan Stuart leaps in front of Andy Hunter to clear the ball away. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
Former Inverurie Locos man Hunter netted on his Huntly debut in a first trial game against Lossiemouth, and again impressed in the Turriff match.
The striker has also featured on trial at Formartine United and Deveronvale - where he scored five goals in two games - and can play one more match for Huntly before deciding where his future lies.
On-loan Aberdeen youngster Jack MacIver (left) has an effort on goal for Huntly in the opening period. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"He's talking to a few clubs and training with a few," Hale said. "He has been a trialist for two or three clubs now and we would love to sign him as he has made a positive impact in our last two games and provided us with a real focal point up front.
"He brings a lot of experience to the group and he communicates really well with the players around him.
"He is someone we feel can have a positive impact on our group and we would love for him to sign on at Huntly but Andy will rightly take his time and make a decision on what he feels is best for him. Hopefully it will be with us at Huntly."
Hale admitted his team made a sluggish start against Turriff and were fortunate not to go behind, before Elgin City loanee Joel MacBeath netted for the second game running to give the home team a slender advantage at the interval.
Celebration time for Joel MacBeath. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
Gavin Elphinstone then scored his sixth of the campaign, before Foster sealed the win late on with his eighth of the season - seven with former club Fort.
Huntly's Gavin Elphinstone (left) and Turriff's Rhys Clark (right) in action. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"I thought Turriff started the game really brightly and had a couple of chances and perhaps should have taken the lead from some indecision from us defensively," Hale said.
Huntly forward Joel MacBeath is on loan from Elgin City. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"Defensively we started the game really casually but it was something we addressed at half time.
"I felt throughout the 90 minutes we always posed a threat going forward and created plenty chances, we had something like 20 shots in the game.
"We were far from our best but three goals, a clean sheet and three points a couple of days after Christmas, you will take that any time.
Huntly forward Joel MacBeath wheels away to celebrate after scoring the opening goal against Turriff. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
"That's us now levelled the points total from the previous full season after winning on Monday. To do that halfway through the season is always pleasing, and shows that there is progress being made."
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New research shows most of the grassland nitrogen losses is as a benign gas
Ciaran Moran
Dec 3, 2015, 7:10am
New research into soil processes has discovered that over half the nitrogen applied to grazed grassland soils in temperate regions was lost as environmentally benign di-nitrogen (N2) gas.
The research, published in the respected Nature Scientific Reports Journal, was led by Teagasc's Environment, Soils and Land Use Research Department at Johnstown Castle in collaboration with partners in Northern Ireland (Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute) and New Zealand (Lincoln University and AgResearch).
Grazed grasslands are common agricultural systems in temperate climatic countries such as Ireland due to the long growing season more suited to grass growth.
Grazing is associated with low nitrogen use efficiency, which means that, typically, only 15 to 30% of the nitrogen applied is captured in farm produce.
The remainder of the nitrogen is either stored in the soil, or lost to water or the atmosphere. Of particular concern is the loss of nitrous oxide (N2O), which is a powerful greenhouse gas that is responsible for approximately a third of greenhouse gas emissions in Ireland.
Research to date has focused on the loss of nitrogen gases that are directly detrimental to our health, the climate and the environment.
Losses of di-nitrogen (N2), which comprises 78% of the air we breathe, are still poorly understood, due to difficulties in measuring them and the complexities of the processes involved.
That means that – thus far – our scientific understanding of both nitrogen losses and greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture has been incomplete.
Teagasc says this collaborative cutting-edge research has now completed the jigsaw, by using advanced isotopic methods to measure these benign di-nitrogen (N2) emissions from grazed grassland soils.
These were found to account for 57% of the nitrogen applied in the form of cow urine to soil. The source of these benign emissions is a little-known process called co-denitrification which has been seldom studied.
By contrast, emissions of the potent greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (N2O), accounted for merely 0.7% of the applied nitrogen.
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By Sean Kleefeld | Friday, December 22, 2017 Leave a Comment
A few years ago, I detailed a bit of the history of Johnny Hart's B.C. in animated form. I cited the 1973 Thanksgiving special as the first time the characters had been animated. Apparently, that wasn't quite true. I just found this 1966 television ad for Dr Pepper that includes a short animated sequence in the middle featuring Hart's characters...
A little more research finds that these aren't actually from B.C. itself, but were a separate group of caveman characters Hart had created specifically for a Dr Pepper ad campaign that ran for a few years in the mid-'6os. The print ads frequently featured a very Hart-style comic strip called Harmon, created exclusively for the campaign. Here's a few examples...
Clearly, an ad executive was superbly impressed with B.C. (which had debuted in 1958) and hired Hart over to work on this ad campaign. How/why they thought cartoon cavemen selling Dr Pepper made sense, I don't know. But if nothing else, it did lead to additional development on Hart's primary strip; in a later interview, Hart apparently noted that the B.C. character Grog came pretty directly from Harmon.
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NCAA transfer portal plus pandemic fallout wreaking havoc on basketball recruiting | Mike Jensen
With new rules allowing college seniors to return, and transfers to begin playing immediately, it's had a trickle-down effect on where high school athletes fit into coaches' plans.
Denzel Atkinson-Boyer, a senior at Penncrest High School, at Morris Sapovits Park in South Media.Read moreCHARLES FOX / Staff Photographer
by Mike Jensen | Columnist
When Denzel Atkinson-Boyer was a Penncrest High junior, his college recruiting hit a point where Atkinson-Boyer didn't know where he would be playing college ball, just that he could be confident of it happening.
Then the pandemic hit, with all that entailed. And NCAA transfer changes were announced, immediate eligibility becoming the new norm. His own senior season got abbreviated, no college coaches in the gym. Atkinson-Boyer could sense the change in his recruiting. It wasn't subtle.
"I had coaches — they just stopped talking to me," Atkinson-Boyer said.
"I have a 6-[foot]-7 kid," said Penncrest coach Mike Doyle, referring to Atkinson-Boyer, explaining how in previous years, there would have been legit and varied interest. "No calls at all."
Atkinson-Boyer found out how being a member of the high school class of 2021 is pretty much the perfect bad recruiting storm. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, college seniors have been given an extra year of eligibility, whether their team played this season or not. Add to it, the new rules being implemented allowing transfers instant eligibility at their new schools, creating virtual free agency. And last year, there wasn't much of a summer circuit.
There's a trickle-down impact to all this, resulting in fewer spots even being available. Villanova stars Collin Gillespie and Jermaine Samuels are both returning to school for a fifth season of play. Jay Wright didn't hide the fact that this probably factored in to forward Cole Swider deciding to transfer to Syracuse.
» READ MORE: Recruiting also means re-recruiting in the transfer-portal era
So keep going. Maybe Syracuse had less of a need for a high school forward, which meant that player, whoever he was, could end up in, say, the Atlantic 10. ("I'm going to go after guys who we think are going to change the program," is the way St. Joseph's coach Billy Lange put his approach to recruiting high school players right now.) If a potential A-10 player drops down … it keeps going. A lower D-I player ends up in D2. Except D2 programs on the East Coast didn't even play last season. Many of their seniors are coming back (or the best of them might be trying to transfer up.)
"The offers in our league to [high school] kids are almost nonexistent," said West Chester coach Damien Blair, whose team is a traditional contender in the D2 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. "Kids are willing to come for free because they don't have options."
Meaning, scholarship money is spoken for, for all the returning players.
"There are a lot of guys we would definitely be interested in during a normal recruiting cycle, but we just don't have any room," said Dan Burke, coach at D2 Wilmington. "I'm interested to see the impact on the '22 class if the '21 guys go prep or [to junior college.] We'll be in the same situation next year."
Not just the guys. Similar scenarios exist in women's hoops, in football, in other sports. While schools are being granted a one-year expansion on roster limits, there is no additional money allocated. So maybe the rich get richer still. If you think about it, even with an increased roster size, places on the court don't increase, so coaches are going to be leery about taking in a freshman who can't get playing time. He'd be a strong candidate to transfer himself.
Now, some individual programs may feel a benefit of this trickle down, if they are able to recruit a higher-caliber of player than in normal years. Consider Division III, where there are no athletic scholarships, just financial aid considerations. Maybe D3 couldn't compete with D2 scholarship offers in past years.
» READ MORE: Forward John Harrar becomes third Penn State basketball player to leave transfer portal and return to Nittany Lions
"It's been equal parts challenge and blessing," said Rosemont coach Bobby Hughes.
What's the blessing part?
"Scholarships are scarce, so more talented players are answering calls and interested in our program," Hughes said.
There's another part of this landscape. How are you supposed to even evaluate players properly?
"COVID messed me up," said Atkinson-Boyer, not saying that he had it, just that staying home, having to learn virtually, "the support wasn't the same. It affected me a lot. I think I missed the first game due to my grades. There were a lot of struggles. I wasn't the only one. I felt like I could have had a better season."
» READ MORE: Penn State football questions coming out of the spring
Maybe so. But who saw it?
"He's clearly a college basketball player," Doyle said. "He's not a 5-10 guard. He's a long, lanky athletic kid who passes every single eye test. A three-year starter for a team that's been pretty good."
Now, Doyle has been around awhile, has coached D3 ball himself, been an assistant at St. Joseph's — still has a school record for three-point shooting, playing D2 for Herb Magee on Henry Avenue. Doyle is picking up the phone right now, making calls about Atkinson-Boyer.
"I'm basically going to call schools and ask to take him like I would a walk-on," Doyle said, adding that he told Atkinson-Boyer, "I would have no shot if you were a guard."
At least one D3 school already began the admissions process, so Atkinson-Boyer's story still could have a happy ending. (After this story was published on Inquirer.com Friday, two D3 coaches, one in Pennsylvania and one in New Jersey, reached out Friday morning expressing interest in recruiting Atkinson-Boyer.)
But Doyle talked about how, in a normal year, some coach might have seen Atkinson-Boyer have 17 points and 17 rebounds and four blocks, like he put up this season against Harriton, could have decided that one day was enough to prove potential. With the limited season, just the Central League for Penncrest, there were no high-exposure events. Doyle mentioned that Atkinson-Boyer had been MVP of a game against St. Joseph's Prep as a junior in the Jameer Nelson Classic. But there was no Jameer Nelson Classic this season.
Again, this isn't about one player. You mention a high-performing starter for a top Philadelphia Catholic League team to Blair at West Chester, a guy still looking for a home as a senior. Blair said he loves this player.
"Just don't have any money or roster space!!!" Blair texted.
In a normal year, the Donofrio Classic in Conshohocken would be going on right now, area small college coaches scattered around the bleachers.
"Denzel is the classic guy who would go to Conshy, everyone sees him, he ends up somewhere," Doyle said. "That was the story for decades. No Conshy, no last breath."
So sure, you wouldn't think a couple of senior starters returning to Villanova would impact Division III prospects. Except in this world, everything eventually impacts everything.
"It's one domino," Doyle said. "But it keeps going and going and going and going."
Mike Jensen
I write sports columns focusing on colleges and Philly hoops. Over the years, I've covered Smarty Jones, World Cup soccer, and a memorable decade of John Chaney.


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Mark Berokoff is the head basketball coach of the Hillsdale Baptist College Saints in Moore, Oklahoma. On Monday, May 20th the city of Moore was slammed by a tornado with catastrophic results.
Where were you when it hit? Funny story: on Sunday I was mowing the yard when my back went out. I went to a spine specialist and found out that I have two slipped disks that are impinging on my sciatic nerve. Therefore, I was not at work on Monday when the tornado hit. I was watching the news reports and following the path of the tornado as it was heading towards Moore. On the news they kept saying that two schools had been hit, but I had no idea which two. Due to the jammed phone lines and cell towers being down it was several hours before I was sure that Hillsdale was still standing. I talked to some of my colleagues who were there, and they said it sounded like the loudest train you could imagine. Our women's coach, Hannah Owen, was at the school when the tornado hit. Her parents thought the school was hit and were trying to find a way to get down there: no one could get a hold of her for several hours. Lee Bauder, head of facilities at the school, did an amazing job of getting everybody coordinated and into the shelter before the tornado hit.
What was the most frightening part? It was really scary for two reasons: not knowing what was going on where the tornado had actually hit, and knowing that a lot of our students, faculty, staff live in that area.
How are the recovery efforts going? The great thing about Oklahoma is that we know how to deal with catastrophes like this, everyone just jumps right in and gets to work on what needs to be done. That is why they call it the "Oklahoma Standard".
Are all of your friends, family, players, coaches okay? Everyone I know is safe. One of our faculty members had some damage to his house and one of our All-American honorable mention freshmen lost his house (as did his brother). Thankfully there was no loss of life for anyone affiliated with our school.
Was this experience enough to cause you to move away in the future? No. I am in it for the long haul. Seeing how everyone has responded to this tragedy and seeing the willingness and generosity of people to help others who they do not even know has been overwhelming.
If someone wishes to donate to the disaster relief fund , what kind of impact do you think their contribution would help make in Moore's time of need? Monetary contributions are crucial right now. Our school is partnering with World Vision to provide things such as cleaning supplies, towels, toothpaste, soap, etc., to the tornado victims, in addition to providing housing to a lot of the out-of-state relief workers who have dropped by to help. All of these services cost money, and the recovery effort will go on for months and months to come. Any donation that people can send to the school will help Hillsdale continue to provide these services to the community. If anyone has any other questions on how they can help, they can contact me directly at mberokoff(at)yahoo.com.
Thank you for the opportunity to be able to tell our story. Sometimes smaller organizations do not get enough national attention but we still need as much help as we can get.
How did you first get into coaching? My first coaching job was for my brother's sixth grade AAU team in Compton, California (one of the players was a kid named Tayshaun Prince!). I was the assistant coach and got to learn from a man named George Hunter.
You worked with the Los Angeles Rockfish AAU team where you coached more than 50 future Division One players. Who was the best player who came through the Rockfish program? The best players that came through the Rockfish program were Andre Miller and Austin Croshere, those are the two that most people would know about. We also had Justin Hawkins (first-team all-WAC in 2007), Julian Sensley (a Jordan Classic All-American), Landry Fields (formerly of Stanford, currently playing for the Toronto Raptors), and Russell Westbrook (2012 Olympic gold medalist).
In 2005 you were one of the basketball coordinators for the movie "Coach Carter". What was it like to work with Samuel L. Jackson, and what is the key to making basketball in the movies look like basketball in real life? Obviously, working with a legend like Samuel was a great experience, and he definitely portrayed the character of Ken Carter very well. The hardest part about making a basketball movie look realistic is working with actors who have never played basketball before because it takes time to train them. The greatest thing that we had going for us was that all the other players in the movie had college or professional experience, and the producers allowed us to have free-flowing games so that the action would seem realistic.
In the 2010 CIT as an administrative assistant for Coach Kerry Rupp at Louisiana Tech you beat Southern Miss before losing to eventual champion Missouri State. What made Rupp such a good coach, and how good were the Bears that March? Coach Rupp was such a good coach due to how detailed he was in scouting, as well as being a defensive mastermind. A lot of people do not realize that for the majority of the year we were projected to be a #6-8 seed in the NCAA tourney. We ended up going to the WAC semifinals after beating Fresno State (led by current Indiana Pacer Paul George) in the first round of the WAC conference tourney. Injuries to Magnum Rolle (future NBA second-round pick) and Kyle Gibson (future D-League player) hurt our chances of going any further. When we played Missouri State we were missing three starters. That being said, you could tell that Missouri State was on the verge of something very special. They had all the pieces needed to make a deep run, and the following year they had an outstanding season.
In 2012 you worked as the Director of Basketball Operations at Texas State, how do you think the team is adjusting to joining their third different conference in the past three years (Southland/WAC/Sun Belt)? I think the transition of going into a third different league is much more difficult than people understand. You have to familiarize yourself with different travel, arenas, scouts, and in general a different style of play and type of recruit. Moving into the Sun Belt will be hard because most people do not understand that it is a very competitive conference. I think the new staff will do a great job.
You helped establish the 1 Dream Foundation, a non-profit organization which provides educational opportunities for foreign athletes, what has the foundation been able to accomplish so far? 1Dream has been able to help a lot of kids get into college who otherwise would not have had the chance. The head of the program is Tom Mott, who has taken numerous groups over to Africa to do clinics, medical work, and basketball camps. Our two biggest success stories are Daniel Gomis (Oregon State) and Marco Bourgault (St. John's). Another 1Dream player is Ibrahim Salih (Hill College), who was able to go to school here in America and has established his own charity foundation to help the less fortunate in his home country of Ghana.
How does coaching at a small Baptist college compare to coaching at a big secular institution? Coaching at a small school is different in that you really get a sense of family. Instead of 35,000 students like at Texas State, we only have about 250 students here in Moore. We see them every day on campus, we talk to their teachers, and we know what is going on in their lives. Everyone is in it for the same reason.
The Saints' basketball program has won a whopping 7 national titles over the past 25 years: how have they been able to play so well for such a long stretch of time? Our location really helps us out with that. The state of Oklahoma is often overlooked by big-time D-1 schools, so even though we are a non-scholarship school we are able to really focus on some of the great players who are getting largely ignored or kids who are looking for a second chance after starting at a higher-level school. We have been fortunate enough to have had three players go on to play professionally overseas.


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Daniel Birnbaum
Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin
'Innen Stadt Aussen' (Inner City Out) is the first solo exhibition by the Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson in a Berlin institution. The exhibition's central theme stems from Olafur Eliasson's close relationship with Berlin, the city in which he has lived and worked for many years. It is also where he has set up his multi-faceted studio, combining the functions of research, production and teaching. Since 2009 he has held a chair at Berlin's University of the Arts, where he heads the Institute for Spatial Experiments. Curated by Daniel Birnbaum.
curated by Daniel Birnbaum
Innen Stadt Außen (Inner City Out) is the first solo exhibition by the Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson in a Berlin institution. The central theme of the show, which has been curated especially for the Martin-Gropius-Bau by Daniel Birnbaum, is Berlin, the city in which the art- ist has lived and worked for many years. Here he has set up his multifaceted studio, which combines research, experimentation and production; and as a professor at the Berlin Univer- sity of the Arts founded the Institut für Raumexperimente (Institute for Spatial Experiments) in April 2009. The exhibition concerns itself closely with the relationship between museum and city, architecture and landscape, and space, body and time. The site-specific investigations within the museum are amplified through various projects in public space, thus linking the Martin-Gropius-Bau to other places within the city. The entire project includes 28 works, most of which have been created especially for this occasion.
In the words of Daniel Birnbaum:
Innen Stadt Außen is based upon Eliasson's close relationship with Berlin, but perhaps it is also the other way around: the life of Berlin is integrated into Eliasson's work. Similarly, while the Martin-Gropius-Bau is a place in the city, in this exhibition, the city is brought into the museum. Large slabs of granite from the sidewalks of Berlin, for instance, form a pedestrian space inside the galleries.
The impression sometimes arises that Eliasson's art is mostly about nature, and, more pre- cisely, about powerful natural phenomena such as wind, water, fog, and light. However, he uses these merely as means to make artworks whose construction is often laid bare to visi- tors, as when the structural support of a lawn, 'flying' outside a first-floor window, is left in full view. Focus is on the very process of seeing and experiencing the world. Your experience.
The mirror recurs throughout Innen Stadt Außen and turns insides into outsides and vice versa. Bicycles with oddly dematerializing mirror wheels appear across Berlin, as do mirrors in unexpected corners. In one work, a van with a very large mirror attached on one side drives slowly through the city, thereby streaming its live, ephemeral filmic portrait. The mirror introduces a surprising split-screen effect where the actual and the reflected surroundings coexist, simultaneously but differently. It brings into motion the static houses and buildings through gliding distortions. This offers not just a doubling of space, but reversed extensions of space into space, carrying the brief imprints of pedestrians, cyclists, and cars, as they make their way through the city.
Eliasson's capacity to double, extend, and turn inside out is nowhere more visible than at the heart of the Gropius-Bau. He eclipses the ornaments of the interior facade by installing a gargantuan kaleidoscope, reaching to the skylight, that catapults the viewer into a perplexing architecture of infinite reflections. With simple means, the artist stages the visible illusion of a crystal palace where the visitors, enveloped in this porous architecture, are suspended be- tween inside and outside.
As part of the exhibition Innen Stadt Außen, Olafur Eliasson's The blind pavilion can be seen on the Pfaueninsel, Berlin, until October 2010 (free entrance).
The blind pavilion – an outside project accompanying the exhibition
Olafur Eliasson's The blind pavilion (2003) on the Pfaueninsel in Berlin is one of several interventions in the public spaces of Berlin in connection with the artist's solo exhibition Innen Stadt Außen. The pavilion is located on the northeast banks of the Pfaueninsel – an island situated in the River Havel near Potsdam – where it can be visited until 31 October, 2010.
The blind pavilion consists of a double-layered steel construction clad in a series of transparent and translucent polygonal glass segments. Visitors can walk between the glazed layers that at some times reflect and some times obscure the surrounding area. The pavilion's structure follows a central perspective geometry. The panes of glass are arranged in such a way that the viewer is surrounded with a completely black panorama when standing in the pavilion's centre – an illusion which collapses when he or she moves a step to the left or right. The visitor's movements expose the 'perfectly blinded view' as a mere construction and at the same time presents the island's unique surroundings in an entirely new light.
Representing Denmark at the 50th Venice Biennale in 2003, Eliasson transformed the structure of the Danish Pavilion, which he called The blind pavilion, with multiple installations and by constructing a wooden ramp that wrapped around and over the building. This ramp connected the interior and exterior spaces and formed a continuous loop that visitors could follow, culminating in the namesake pavilion on top. The pavilion was later exhibited on a hilltop on Videy Island in Iceland. It can now be found on the Pfaueninsel, where it invites visitors to engage in a special walk around the island.
The blind pavilion, Pfaueninsel, until 31 October 2010; Nikolskoerweg ,14109 Berlin
Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin and on other sites in Berlin
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Baden-Württemberg AG and Montana Møbler
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Martin-Gropius-Bau and various sites in public space
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Long Gropius-Bau-Nights on the occasion of the Gallery Weekend Berlin:
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The 2nd Michigan Cavalry Regiment was a cavalry regiment that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War.

Service
The 2nd Michigan Cavalry was organized at Grand Rapids, Michigan, on October 2, 1861. It numbered 1,163 officers and enlisted men upon completion of recruitment.

The 2nd Michigan Cavalry was initially placed in St. Louis at the Benton Barracks with the 2nd Iowa Cavalry. The regiment trained and drilled at the Benton Barracks under the newly promoted Colonel Gordon Granger.

The 2nd Michigan Cavalry joined a newly formed cavalry brigade in John Pope's Army of the Mississippi.  At the Battle of Island Number Ten, Ltc. Seldon H. Gorham was acting as head of the regiment as Col. Gordon Granger was elevated to lead the brigade. The brigade consisted of two regiments, the 2nd Michigan and 3rd Michigan Cavalry. "Granger's 2nd Michigan Cavalry helped capture Point Pleasant, 12 miles southwest of New Madrid where the river could be blocked to prevent Confederate reinforcements coming up."

The regiment was mustered out of service on August 17, 1865.

Total strength and casualties

The regiment suffered 4 officers and 70 enlisted men killed in action or mortally wounded and 2 officers and 266 enlisted men who died of disease, for a total of 342
fatalities.

Commanders
Col. Gordon Granger
Col. Philip H. Sheridan
 Col. Archibald P. Campbell

See also
List of Michigan Civil War Units
Michigan in the American Civil War

Notes

References
The Civil War Archive

External links

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1865 disestablishments in Michigan
1861 establishments in Michigan
Military units and formations established in 1861
Military units and formations disestablished in 1865


ETAP or stitches are pain in the abdominal area that can occur during certain activities such as running. Studies of ETAP have indicated that up to 69% of runners may experience these painful episodes.
2.What are the causes/predisposing factors of ETAP?
ETAP is widely believed to be due to spasm or irritation of the diaphragm muscle. The diaphragm muscle is used during breathing. It is a dome shaped muscle that separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity. When we inhale, the diaphragm moves downwards; assisting in filling the lungs with air. When we exhale the diaphragm springs back upwards.
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Breathing and stride patterns are coordinated. Most runners breathe out and step down on the same leg all the time. The most common pattern is a 2:1 ratio of strides per breathing cycle. That is 2 complete strides for one inhalation and exhalation.
Interestingly, the stomach is attached to the diaphragm by ligaments on the left side. Here, a left foot strike/exhalation pattern may cause stitches if the stomach is heavy. This may have given rise to the idea of not running on a full stomach to prevent stitches.
There are a number of other theories regarding the causes of ETAP, but the one mentioned above seems to have gained the most popular acceptance.
3.How can we treat/prevent this problem?
There are a number of strategies for "stitch busting".
a)Change your breathing pattern. Very simply breathe out while landing on the foot on the opposite side of the stitch.
b)Press up under your rib cage on the right side to elevate the liver slightly and reduce tension on the diaphragm.
c)"Belly breathe". When inhaling try to expand the abdominal cavity rather than the chest cage.
d)Upside down cycling. Lye on your back with your hands on your hips; elevate your hips and legs above you and make cycling motions in the air with the legs.
e)Try loud grunting- this is supposed to decrease the spasm in the diaphragm.
f)Strengthen your abdominal muscles with crunches and sit ups.
g)Do not take in excessive food or water immediately prior to running.
h)Relax. Visualize a relaxed abdominal area and take deep breaths.
Hopefully these pointers will lead to a happier more pain free running experience.


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"This is an interesting article that deals with the rising use of rail in Canada for shipping crude oil.
"While companies such as Gibson are biting off small chunks of the pipeline business away from TransCanada Corp. and Enbridge Inc., others such as Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railway are taking increasingly large mouthfuls."
"I am currently invested in CNR."
Eoin Treacy's view Thank you for this informative article which may be of interest to subscribers. Here is a section:
"Our network provides direct access to the Bakken as well as heavy oil and bitumen production areas in the Lloydminster, Peace River, Cold Lake, and Athabasca regions," said Mark Hallman, CN director of communications and public affairs.
FirstEnergy Capital expects CN to move 100,000 barrels of crude oil per day by rail in 2013, plus fracking sand and drill pipe. The company told investors crude shipments contributed $50-million of incremental revenues during the fourth quarter with an incremental 9,000 carload.
Despite the surge in rail shipments, some analysts remain unconvinced that crude-by-rail is a long-term proposition for shippers.
Industry estimates vary, but Bernstein estimates that pipelines are 65% cheaper than rail.
But as long as Western Canada Select and West Texas Intermediate trade well below Brent crude benchmark prices, it remains a viable option.
Southern Pacific, which is shipping its entire bitumen via CN, sees its transportation cost at US$31 per barrel, but it is fetching higher prices in the Gulf Coast than it would from Western Canada.
Rail becomes more expensive as differentials between Canadian crude and other benchmarks start to tighten, CN's Mr. Ruest told investors. "It's a question of depending where you're going and how that works out," he said. "Rail is not the cheapest mode for the crude but it's a very good mode to get to a more profitable market."
As volumes grow from new oil and gas fields across North America, the challenge of how to ship the product to where it can be turned into valued added products is becoming increasingly pressing. (Also see Comment of the Day on February 6 th) . Railways have benefitted from this evolution because they have networks already in place with access to relatively remote areas which are not currently serviced by pipelines. How long this remains the case will be influenced by the potential for continued production from new fields, the long process of attaining permits to build pipelines and the spread between various markets for crude oil. http://www.fullermoney.com/x/default.html?mc=y&id=3874&schtxt=rail
The spread between Brent Crude and West Canada Select hit a medium-term peak near $65 in December and has contracted to $47. The equivalent spread for WTI is close to $27. Provided the spread justifies the cost of transportation ($31 is quoted in the above article), railroads are likely to benefit. However, the tighter the spread becomes the more compelling the argument for building pipelines. This would suggest that while railroads are likely to benefit in the short to medium term, they are unlikely to represent long-term haulage solutions for crude oil if the size of the reserves are as large as we expect.
Canadian Pacific Railways and Canadian National Railway continue to hold progressions of higher reaction lows and are becoming progressively more overextended relative to their respective 200-day MAs, Breaks below $100 and $116 respectively would suggest a deeper process of consolidation is underway.


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Rutgers, The State Univ., New Brunswick, NJ. Cook Coll.
A horticultural core curriculum and draft copies of three horticultural cluster curricula are provided. Materials related to the curriculum development project appear first. The core curriculum is designed to provide broad initial instruction in horticulture for students in the first year of a secondary-level vocational horticulture program. The format for each of the 11 units is as follows: purpose, time requirement, specific objectives, unit outline, suggested activities that are cross-referenced to major sections of the unit outline, evaluation (including suggested method--written and/or performance), and list of references. Units cover career orientation, Future Farmers of America in horticulture, soils, general knowledge of plants, general safety procedures, horticulture hand tools, basic horticultural practices, small engine power in horticulture, identification and control of plant problems, safe application of horticultural chemicals, and horticultural business management. The cluster curricula are: (1) arboriculture; nursery operation and management; turf; and landscape design, establishment, and maintenance; (2) floriculture--floristry and greenhouse operation and management; and (3) olericulture, tree fruits, and small fruits (YLB).
Authoring Institution: Rutgers, The State Univ., New Brunswick, NJ. Cook Coll.


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Golfers on the ball for kiddies' playground
A CHARITY fundraiser has meant a group of mothers are tantalisingly close to achieving their goal of opening a children's playground.
Sally Gerrard, of the Playground Taskforce, is presented with a donation by Cheryl Weeks, of Barclays, after a sponsored golf day with Anne Williams, Julie Hart and Alex Vasey.
After a wet and windy match, members of Windlesham Golf Club presented a cheque for £3,567 to the Playground Taskforce, which has been raising money to install a play area at the village's Field of Remembrance.
The charity golf day was held last Tuesday and was organised by Nick Lambert, who wanted to do something to assist the group's fundraising efforts.
Sally Gerrard, group chairman, said: "Nick found out what we were doing and wanted to get involved. He and his wife, Sue, worked hard to get 76 people to play. The players bought raffle tickets and took part in the auction.
"The money was split between us and Golf Dreamers, a charity for children with serious illnesses, which received £1,100.
"I was overwhelmed with the generosity of the golfers and they have really helped us in our quest to reach the fundraising target of £67,000.
"They braved the pouring rain and went round the course and now we are the lucky beneficiaries. Barclays Bank also offered its support during the event."
Although the playground is scheduled to open on November 18, the fundraising is not about to stop because the taskforce must keep money in reserve in case of emergencies.
Mrs Gerrard added: "We have got a Hallowe'en party planned for the children on October 31 at the Windlesham Theatre and Club. The event will run from 5 to 7pm and tickets are £3.50 per child.
"I am also running a cookery course at £12.50 per ticket, which starts at 7.30pm on Tuesday November 27 at St John the Baptist Church in Windlesham."
Tickets for both events need to be bought in advance. For further details call Sally on 01276 471086.


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Set Date and Time for Each Command You Execute in Bash History
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By default, all commands executed by Bash on the command line are stored in history buffer or recorded in a file called ~/.bash_history. This means that a system administrator can view a list of commands executed by users on the system or a user can view his/her command history using the [history command][1] like so.

```
$ history
```
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Linux History Command

From the output of the [history command][3] above, the date and time when a command was executed is not shown. This is the default setting on most if not all Linux distributions.

In this article, we will explain how you can configure time stamp information when each command in the Bash history was executed to be displayed.

The date and time associated with each history entry can be written to the history file, marked with the history comment character by setting the HISTTIMEFORMAT variable.

There are two possible ways of doing this: one does it temporarily while the other makes it permanent.

To set HISTTIMEFORMAT variable temporarily, export it as below on the command line:

```
$ export HISTTIMEFORMAT='%F %T'
```

In the export command above, the time stamp format:

1.  `%F` – expands to full date same, as %Y-%m-%d (year-month-date).
2.  `%T` – expands to time; same as %H:%M:%S (hour:minute:seconds).

Read through the [date command][4] man page for additional usage information:

```
$ man date
```

Then check your command history as follows:

```
$ history
```
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Display Linux Command History with Date and Time

However, if you want to configure this variable permanently, open the file `~/.bashrc` with your favorite editor:

```
$ vi ~/.bashrc
```

And add the line below in it (you mark it with a comment as your own configuration):

```
#my config
export HISTTIMEFORMAT='%F %T'
```

Save the file and exit, afterwards, run the command below to effect the changes made to the file:

```
$ source ~/.bashrc
```

That's all! Do share with us any interesting history command tips and tricks or your thoughts about this guide via the comment section below.

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Founded in 1928, Iscor was intended to make South Africa self sufficient in the provision of steel while providing employment for poor whites. Economic considerations prevailed when Iscor began replacing expensive white labour with cheaper black labour. From 1934 to 1948 black labour was employed to curtail costs. While being replaced by black labour, white employees' salaries and fringe benefits remained better than those of their black colleagues. Affordable houses were provided for white employees while blacks were housed in overcrowded compounds. No medical or pension benefits were made available to black employees or their families, while white employees enjoyed both. White employees were provided with what were arguabley the finest sports facilities in the country while black facilities were neglected. With the National Party victory in 1948 more emphasis was placed on the employment of Afrikaans speaking white South Africans at the expense of blacks and English speaking whites.


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Atheist – Unquestionable Presence (re-release)
30th June 2015 Thomas Nielsen Album Reviews 0
I remember when word about this young, hot death metal band from Florida reached these shores in 1989. I read about this album called 'Piece of Time' and how it was redefining death metal as we knew it, looked at the picture of the cool, red cover and thought that I had to own it.
And when I finally put the vinyl disc on the player and swung the needle over the grooves, what blasted out from my speakers certainly was something else. It was definitely related to my faves Death and Pestilence as well as Slayer, but beside that, this album had a completely unique sound. From the slightly odd and quirky sounding front man, Kelly Shaefer, over the hectic, riff-filled bass playing by Roger Patterson (who, tragically, was killed in a car accident in 1991 during a tour with Candlemass) to the jazzy influences of Steve Flynn's drumming and the aggressive, yet extremely controlled and at times progressive guitar playing by Shaefer and Rand Burkey (who by the way played his guitars upside down, because he was left-handed, but used guitars for right-handed), Atheist made a huge impact on the scene with this approximately half-hour long album.
After the untimely departure of Patterson, the rest of Atheist decided to continue. Cynic (and later Pestilence) bassist Tony Choy was recruited to replace Patterson, and Choy was indeed the right choice. With 'Unquestionable Presence', Atheist went on to lift the technical bar even further, refining what they'd begun with the debut album. The sophomore effort was and remains to this day a milestone in death metal with its high technical level and atmospheric sound. Just listen to the eerie intro to the title track – it always fascinated and spooked me at the same time. As did the effects on Kelly's voice and his less than straight-forward phrasing.
There was nothing typical about this album when it was released, and it still holds true after so many years. Alongside the Death and Pestilence albums from around the same time, new standards were formed for death metal with 'Unquestionable Presence', and for that reason alone you should go and pick up this re-release if you don't already have the album in your collection.
Relapse Records re-released the Atheist back catalogue in 2005, and the track list for 'Unquestionable Presence' was the same as the current version (including pre-production demos and stuff), but Season Of Mist have decided to throw in an additional DVD with unreleased live material, rehearsal footage, an interview and a drum video. That should give cause to itchy fingers among the hardcore Atheist fans out there.
If you haven't tried Atheist already, do so!
1. Mother Man
2. Unquestionable Presence
3. Your Life's Retribution
4. Enthralled in Essence
5. An Incarnation's Dream
6. The Formative Years
7. Brains
8. And the Psychic Saw
Pre-production demo:
10. The Formative Years
11. Unquestionable Presence
12. An Incarnation's Dream
13. Retribution (instrumental)
14. Brains (instrumental)
Demo 1990:
15. Enthralled in Essence
Drums and bass tracks:
16. Mother Man
Rhythm tracks:
17. And the Psychic Saw
Playing time: 67:39
Release date: 24th of July, 2015
Label: Season of Mist
Website: www.facebook.com/AtheistOfficial
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The Dirty South Soccer Interview: John Murphy
Georgia Southern's new coach fills us in on the Eagles' progress
By Jason Longshore@Longshoe Oct 7, 2016, 3:15pm EDT
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Georgia Southern University men's soccer
John Murphy is in his first season in charge of the Georgia Southern men's soccer program. Statesboro is the latest stop in a career that has seen Murphy work at Power 5 schools, internationally, and in Major League Soccer. He worked with the New England Revolution, Columbus Crew, and Colorado Rapids in a variety of capacities, including assistant coach, player development, and college scouting.
The Eagles are 4-5-1 and coming to Atlanta for an intra-state rivalry match with Georgia State tomorrow night.
Thanks to John for taking the time to chat with us!
Jason: How is the team coming together so far?
John: "I've been impressed with the group that I have inherited and despite fielding three to five freshman every game. We have shown very well overall with just a couple of exceptions thus far. I arrived on campus the day before pre-season, so we have been together for just over six weeks. During that time, there has been a great deal of growth from each individual and now we just need to add some cohesion to the process. In my experience, it takes time to get so many people on the same page off the field, forget about on it! The staff needs to be patient while holding our standards high each time we step on the field."
JL: What are some of the strengths of your squad at this point? Who are the players to watch?
JM: "I feel that we have depth and variety in attacking areas of our system which in encouraging. The ability to play different shapes depending on opposition and situations is always helpful. At this point, Blake Wilson has six goals in ten games and has been quite effective for us as a target striker. In the back, Emil Laursen and Justin Little have been very good as well. It is a solid group of players that are working towards reaching a higher level of performance as we enter conference play the first week of October."
JL: Was it a tough decision to leave the Northeast to come to Statesboro for this opportunity?
JM: "It is always tough to leave your home town and your family, but as a professional opportunity, it was an easy one. I have everything here regarding facilitites, location, support and resources to build a successful program. It will be a multiple year effort, but I am confident that we can compete within the conference, regionally and eventually on a national stage."
JL: What are some of your long term goals for the Georgia Southern program?
JM: "Well as I alluded to, it will take a few years to get the foundation of the program in order. That is the reality of our businesss. You are working more like a CEO than a traditional coach nowadays. So that means setting up a compreehsnive recruiting infrastructure state wide first and foremost. Our roster must have a strong in-state presence. Luckily for us, Georgia is one of the best states in the country for men's soccer talent. Secondly, player development must be at the heart of our work. Utilizely the strong sport science facilities and manpower on campus as well as exposing our players to top competition whether it means upgrading our schedule, taking our team oversees (Team is going to Germany in March 2017), or friendlies against pro teams in the spring, we must realize the standard of expectation here for our players."
JL: Some of your players benefited from playing in the PDL this summer with the new club South Georgia Tormenta in Statesboro. How beneficial are the summer leagues to a college program?
JM: "We have a great relationship with Tormenta as their head coach Ben Freakley is a former Eagle himself and as you mention, we had a few of our team members on the 2016 squad. I feel that these summer leagues can be quite beneficial as long as the individual player is not burned out by the end of the PDL experience. Going straight from such an intense competition into a college pre-season is not ideal and needs to be handled appropriately re: recovery and tapering work loads. Regardless, I believe this strong working relationship with Tormenta is going to be mutually beneficial to both of us and will certainly help promote the sport in the Southern Georgia region."
JL: What are some of your favorite memories of your time in MLS? How does that experience benefit you at the college level?
JM: "I was fortunate to work with some great coaches, players and teams during my nine years in the league. The 2004 Columbus Crew won the Supporter's Shield, the 2002 New England Revolution team advanced to the MLS Cup final, and my 2008 Colorado Rapids Reserve team won the MLS championship. The core of that team eventually won MLS Cup in 2010. Many of these former players coaches in the league themselves. Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado HC), Jay Heaps (New England HC), Greg Vanney (Toronto HC) as well as Jovan Kirovski (Galaxy TD), Pat Noonan (Galaxy AC) and Adin Brown (Portland AC) are all doing very well at the moment and I'm happy to see them still in the game."
JL: How important do you feel that coaching education to the development of the sport in the U.S.?
JM: "I feel it is vital as quality coaches education presented to hundreds of coaches annually will effect thousands of kids over multiple years in a positive way. US Soccer has restructured coach education at the national level which is certainly a positive thing. However, the State G, F, E and D licenses has always been effective in connecting novice adults with the game. Maintaining higher uniform standards are so important in developing a better level of coach in this country. Our appreciation of individual technique and an increased tactical sense will be required for this country to move forward and produce a higher level of play at every standard."
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Martineau Homes would like to thank everyone for the wonderful out pouring of support we received during the Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes. Our home received the most visitors of any of the homes in the parade, and we'd like to thank you for that.
We received many wonderful comments about our home, but we could not have done it without help from our committed subcontractors and suppliers. Our thanks goes out to them for their wonderful craftsmanship and the dedication they show to Martineau Homes.
Overall this year's Parade of Homes was very successful, with almost 65,000 visitors coming through the homes. Photos showing the highlights of our home have been posted on our Facebook page, under the album "Tranquility".
Martineau Homes is looking forward to the next few months, with many projects starting. Stay tuned for more information as they begin.


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Apple's Recent Success A Harbinger of IT's Future: Analyst
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By David Needle
Apple's iPad has proved to be a smash hit following its debut last month, reportedly selling over 1 million units of the tablet PC even faster that it was able to sell 1 million units of its megahit iPhone. But you ain't seen nothing yet, according to analyst Phil Leigh, publisher of the Inside Digital Media newsletter.
IDM's just-released Future of Apple market research report predicts Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is on a fast track for mega-growth that will carry it past $100 billion in annual sales in less than five years.
That estimate only accounts for Apple's current product lines, with IDM predicting new products and services pushing revenue and profits even higher. Apple reported $13.5 billion in revenue and net income of $3.07 billion in its most recent quarter.
If Apple grows as IDM predicts, the impact will affect both consumers and competitors. Just as the iPhone energized the sleepy smartphone market, IDM said "most any business affected by the future of media will be directly impacted by Apple's future innovations."
Apple has traditionally enjoyed higher profit margins and more specialized products than its competitors.
For example, the Macintosh line is now limited to a few desktop and mobile models and the iPhone is essentially one model with different storage options (though the iPod Touch and iPad could be considered extensions of the line). But the growing number of Android-based phones and mobile devices are still considered a prime threat to Apple as they promise to address a much broader range of price points and form factors.
Android may continue to do well, but Leigh said it will not marginalize Apple the way Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and its many PC partners did in the 1980s and 1990s. Leigh argues that Apple's vertical strategy of controlling both the hardware and software will win out.
"It's really more a hybrid strategy because Apple controls the software platform but lets developers bring innovation via the App Store," Leigh told InternetNews.com.
Conversely, Leigh predicts Android's more horizontal approach and openness will be its undoing.
"One of the top two reasons people buy Apple computers is to escape the viruses and malware on Windows computers," he said. Leigh predicts that as much as Google and the rest of the Open Handset Alliance partners behind Android will invest to keep the platform secure, its relative openness will make achieving that level of security difficult.
"Android's openness will motivate a lot of innovation and opportunities for profit, but with that will come plenty of opportunities for fraud because it's so open," Leigh said, adding that Apple's other big edge continues to be the fact that it provides a superior user experience.
What's coming next from Apple?
While Apple's clearly established itself as force in mobile, another key aspect of Leigh's bullish forecast are products not yet in Apple's pipeline.
"We think Apple will become quite active in the digital living room," he said. "Apple TV is only the beginning."
"We're not disputing Apple's strength in mobile, but the digital living room is a $220 billion opportunity we don't think they're going to ignore," he added. "If they don't move on it, they forfeit that market to Google."
Apple officials did not immediately return a request for comment.
Beyond the enormous profit potential Leigh sees the iPad bringing to Apple, he thinks the device also has major implications for the IT industry.
"Apple popularized the graphical user interface and mouse, but now you can see how the iPad and touchscreen interface is radically changing the way we interact with mobile devices," he said. "The iPad is going to significantly change the way people consume media where they work and in meetings."
The Future of Apple report costs $1,997 and is available for download at the Inside Digital Media site which also features an audio podcastof the prospectus.
David Needle is the West Coast bureau chief at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.
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The incoming director of UNESCO's Pacific regional office says he hopes the organisation can be a partner in implementing European Union aid to Solomon Islands.
The EU had suspended aid during the ethnic conflict but has now announced that it will give 27 million U.S. dollars to education out of a five year 100 million dollar aid package.
UNESCO's Martin Hadley says education is a human right and the basis to everything.
"UNESCO is very active in what we call post-conflict situations which is the situation in Solomon Islands but now the rebuilding process is underway and definitely that's an area where we can collaborate. I hope that UNESCO can be one of the partners because we are not a funding agency per se. For major projects we look to outside donors."


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Yes pals, I am talking about style frames in motion graphics. That you need to present to your client to get approval of animation and look before you start doing it.
Style frames are the key frame drawing of a motion graphics.
When you are working for your client on motion graphics animation such as Ident creation (logo Identity animation) or a promotion, teaser , opener video… it's important to get the thought process clear of the end product . For that you need to present style frames .
It's neither full fledged story boarding nor pre-viz animatics but it plays a vital role to clear the picture of the end product.
Every head supervisors ,clients or creative head's brain is full of creative thoughts ( that's what they thought of ;-)) and they want to be sure about end result and here comes style frames. Few style frames gives them the consolation that their product is gonna get an amazing look with sound and visual and comes to take them in confidence.
In adverting and films it is mandatory to make full final story boarding before go to the shooting floor. In motion graphics , we also make step by step style frames to convey the idea of actual look and feel.
This can be minimal or frame by frame depending upon the client .But style frames are important and mandatory to learn for every motion graphics artist .
1.Create a story line or concept of your animation : how do u get the concept? Hmm that's really depends on personal observation, thoughts, imagination and Of course referencing . But first know about the brand , their vision , viewersip and people.
2.Scribble the idea on paper : take a pencil, an eraser or grab your wacom pad … Start scribbling the thoughts . Think about the elements which relates the brand, is it a film production house? Is it a food channel? Or a butcher shop? Get the elements and incorporate with your design.
4.Draw key frames on paper or digital : now is the time to put it on canvas , arrange it and make a story out of your frames. You can use software such as adobe illustrator or Photoshop, 3d max or c4d to create 3d elements , after effects to combine them… Whatever the software u use is not matter but your frames should look good !
5.Fill with color and choose such color combination that goes with the theme : paint your sky with your imagination . It's important to understand the brands image and then decide the color . There can be several color option for the same to give client more options to choose from.
6. Write proper description of animation beside those images : Though it is a small story board , if you want to make only important key frames as style frame, you need to describe about the whole animation. Such as camera movement , lighting , special effects etc.
There are lot of examples are there in internet, dig it , google it , think how it would be different from others ? and you will get the idea of making perfect style frames that would amaze the client .
Hope this article would help you to dive in the sea of motion graphics. Please share , comment and spread love.