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NEW YORK, NY - March 28, 2012 - On April 9, 2012, "LIVE! with Kelly" host Kelly Ripa will unveil "LIVE's" brand-new set and kick off a week of celebration, highlighted by "House DJ Week" - five of the top DJs in the country stopping by to spin some tunes and rock "LIVE's" new home.
The new set is the most extensive update to the show's studio since its 1988 debut in national syndication. The set has the feel of a contemporary downtown-style loft, spacious and yet maintaining the studio's warmth and intimacy. With earthy and textured materials such as wood and stone finishes and a 20-foot-tall stacked stone tile wall backing the main staircase, the space features a warm golden palette accentuated by punches of color. Other additions include more production spaces for performances and demo segments, and an updated lighting system with state-of-the-art LED fixtures.
Monday, April 9, 2012 - Kelly and co-host Howie Mandel get the party started by giving viewers their first look at "LIVE's" stylish new digs. Kicking off "House DJ Week" is Samantha Ronson, arguably the best-known and most iconic DJ on the scene today. Ronson also is a singer-songwriter whose latest album, "Chasing the Reds," was released in Fall, 2011. Monday's guests are "Modern Family" star Sofia Vergara and L.A. Reid from "X Factor," plus the latest eliminated contestant from "American Idol" performs.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012 - Howie Mandel returns as guest co-host. Kelly and Howie welcome "Jersey Shore" star DJ Pauly D, who has parlayed his fame from the MTV reality show into a red-hot DJ career and his own spin-off show, "The Pauly D Project." Also making guest appearances on Tuesday are Christina Applegate from the NBC series "Up All Night" and Oscar(R)-nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe from "The Big C."
Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - Joining Kelly at the co-host desk is style maven Carson Kressley. Wednesday's House DJ is the favorite of President Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Jay Z and Beyonce -- DJ Cassidy, whose ability to blend musical genres electrifies audiences wherever he mans the tables. Also visiting is actress Cheryl Hines from ABC's "Suburgatory," and recording artists Monica and Brandy perform their latest duet, "It All Belongs to Me."
Thursday, April 12, 2012 -- Making his guest co-host debut is "Community" star Joel McHale. New York native DJ Chrissie Miller, a regular fixture during New York's Fashion Week and the owner/designer of Sophomore Clothing, will provide the soundtrack as "The Big C" star Laura Linney and actor Bradley Whitford from the new horror film, "The Cabin in the Woods," sit down to chat with Kelly and Joel.
Friday, April 13, 2012 - Kelly and Joel McHale team up again as co-hosts. "House DJ Week" wraps up with DJ Twist, a New York-based veteran of the turntables who has been the go-to DJ for performances and events throughout the country for more than a decade. Friday's guest lineup includes "Mad Men" star John Slattery.
"LIVE! with Kelly" is distributed in national syndication by Disney-ABC Domestic Television. Produced by WABC-TV in New York and executive produced by Michael Gelman, "LIVE! with Kelly" airs in more than 200 markets across the U.S. Visit "LIVE" on the web at www.livewithkelly.tv, on Facebook, or follow "LIVE" on Twitter @LiveKelly.


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Highland Park police are investigating whether an 18-year-old was "huffing" from compressed gas canisters or similar intoxicants before she crashed her father's car into a family on Labor Day, killing a 5-year-old girl.
Asked whether Carly Rousso was inhaling a chemical-laced spray before the crash, Deputy Police Chief David Schwarz in an interview with the Tribune said, "We are looking at intoxicants that could include what you just mentioned."
In the meantime, Rousso, of Highland Park, has been cited with a misdemeanor and is not in custody as the probe continues.
On Monday afternoon, Modesta Sacramento, 25, also of Highland Park, was walking along a downtown sidewalk in the 700 block of Central Avenue with her three children as Rousso approached, driving a Lexus coupe registered to her father, David Rousso.
The vehicle jumped the curb and struck the four family members, according to police.
Sacramento and her 2- and 4-year-old sons were injured, and her daughter, Jaclyn Santos-Sacramento, died later that day at Evanston Hospital.
The two boys were released from Highland Park Hospital earlier this week; their mother was discharged this afternoon, a hospital spokesperson said.
According to police, authorities issued the minor citation to Rousso on Monday, but it was not filed with the Lake County Circuit Court Clerk until Wednesday. After consultation with the Lake County State's Attorney's office, police said, Rousso was released on Monday without restrictions and without having to post money as bond.
By Wednesday, perceived delays in the investigation had sparked an outcry in the community, particularly among Hispanics, and prompted Mayor Nancy Rotering to release a letter to residents that criticized prosecutors for what she said was unnecessary delays in the case.
Within hours of Rotering's Wednesday evening criticism, the Highland Park city manager announced that Rousso had been issued a citation for driving under the influence of an intoxicating compound or compounds.
Those substances are defined in state law as any of a long list of chemicals — including solvents found in paint thinners, nail polish remover, rubbing alcohol, and cleaning products.
Police said additional charges could follow once the state crime lab completes toxicology tests, adding that the delayed announcement of charges was due to a procedure typical of similar cases.
They said police issued the initial ticket Monday in order to collect blood and urine samples. The state's attorney prefers to approve all charges at once, and because pending toxicology tests left the potential for more severe charges, no citations were announced, Schwarz said.
"There's a risk of double jeopardy if charges aren't approved simultaneously," Schwarz said.
In other words, if a judge accepts a guilty plea to a lesser charge, no additional charges can be filed in that case, Highland Park Deputy Police Chief George Pfutzenreuter said.
After further discussion among police and prosecutors, authorities decided to file the misdemeanor charge with the circuit court clerk on Wednesday and continue to wait for the toxicology test results.
On Thursday, about 1,200 people, including Rotering and other Highland Park City Council members, attended a memorial walk and rally in Highland Park and neighboring Highwood to remember Jaclyn.
Despite the recently-announced DUI charge, some who attended the rally said people in the Hispanic community still felt a conspiracy was afoot to protect Rousso.
The teen is the daughter of David and Gabrielle Rousso; her father serves on the board of The Art Center-Highland Park, and her mother is its executive director.
"Lake County has a history of not treating people of color correctly," said Alfredo Miranda, 46, of Waukegan, as he walked with the throng down Green Bay Road. "Justice is supposed to be blind. It's very tough being Hispanic in this community, because you have to carry your last name."
Others felt the case is more about class than race.
"The color that matters in this town is money," said Lisa Gibson, 63, of Highland Park.
Schwarz and Pfutzenreuter, the deputy police chiefs, said later at the rally that Rousso did not get special treatment.
"Nothing's trying to be hidden," Pfutzenreuter said.
"I don't know the driver or her family," Schwarz added. "I want to dispel that emphatically."
Schwarz said police hope to know whether additional charges can be filed before Rousso's first court appearance, scheduled for Sept. 21. Police are working to expedite the toxicology tests, which sometimes take months to return, he said.
Freelance reporter Ruth Fuller contributed.

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Mobilities, Boundaries, and Travelling Ideas: Rethinking Translocality Beyond Central Asia and the CaucasusManja Stephan-Emmrich and Philipp Schröder (eds.)
This collection brings together a variety of anthropological, historical and sociological case studies from Central Asia and the Caucasus to examine the concept of translocality. The chapters scrutinize the capacity of translocality to describe, in new ways, the multiple mobilities, exchange practices and globalizing processes that link places, people and institutions in Central Asia and the Caucasus with others in Russia, China and the United Arab Emirates.
Illuminating translocality as a productive concept for studying cross‐regional connectivities and networks, this volume is an important contribution to a lively field of academic discourse. Following new directions in Area Studies, the chapters aim to overcome 'territorial containers' such as the nation‐state or local community, and instead emphasize the significance of processes of translation and negotiation for understanding how meaningful localities emerge beyond conventional boundaries.
Structured by the four themes 'crossing boundaries', 'travelling ideas', 'social and economic movements' and 'pious endeavours', this volume proposes three conceptual approaches to translocality: firstly, to trace how it is embodied, narrated, virtualized or institutionalized within or in reference to physical or imagined localities; secondly, to understand locality as a relational concept rather than a geographically bounded unit; and thirdly, to consider cross‐border traders, travelling students, business people and refugees as examples of non-elite mobilities that provide alternative ways to think about what 'global' means today.
Mobilities, Boundaries, and Travelling Ideas will be of interest to students and scholars of the anthropology, history and sociology of Central Asia and the Caucasus, as well as for those interested in new approaches to Area Studies.
The VolkswagenStiftung (Volkswagen Foundation) has generously contributed towards the publication of this volume.
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Part 1: Crossing Boundaries: Mobilities Then and Now
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2. Crossing Economic and Cultural Boundaries: Tajik Middlemen in the Translocal 'Dubai Business' Sector
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Can We Trust the Cops?
Are police officers allowed to lie to you? Yes the Supreme Court has ruled that police can sink to the lowest of low and be deceitful and lie while questioning you. Hey what do you expect, police have to deal with criminals everyday that lie and are deceitful.
Police officers are very good at lying, twisting words and they are trained to be manipulative. Don't try to out smart the officer, or try being a smooth talker, because you will loose! If you can keep your mouth shut, you might just come out ahead alot more then you expected
Police officers and other law enforcement agents are very skilled at getting information from people. Many people are afraid that if they refuse to cooperate, it will appear as if they have something to hide. Don't be fooled. The police are allowed to (and do) LIE to you.
The federal government made a law that says citizens can't lie to federal agents. They can lie to us, but we can't lie to them. Makes perfect since don't it? The best thing you can do is ask for a lawyer and keep your mouth shut. How can you be charged with something if you haven't said anything?
Although police officers may seem nice and pretend to be on your side, they are likely to be intent on learning about the habits, opinions, and affiliations of people not suspected of wrongdoing, with the end goal of stopping political activity with which the government disagrees.
Don't try to answer the police officers questions, or try to "educate them" about your cause, it can be very dangerous!
You can never tell how a seemingly harmless bit of information that you give the police officer might be used and misconstrued to hurt you or someone else. And keep in mind that lying to a federal agent is a crime.
Officers may promise shorter sentences and other deals for statements or confessions. The police cannot legally make deals with people they arrest.
The only person who can make a deal that can be enforced is the prosecutor, and he should not talk with you without a lawyer present who represents you.
Teach your children that the cops are not always their friends, and the police officer must contact a parent for permission to ask your child any questions.
Remember that the police are trained to put you at ease and to get you to trust them. Their job is to find, arrest and help convict a suspect. And that suspect is you!
Remember that the officer is not trying to be your buddy and become a new friend, they are on a fishing expedition to find something against you!
They have nothing criminal on you, so there looking for anything while they have you pulled over. Also keep in mind that the entire conversation is being recorded and video taped by the police.
Remember to speak clearly and look at the video camera in the police car and say "AM I FREE TO GO?" and/or "I DO NOT CONSENT TO THIS SEARCH!"
Lies that the Police use to get You to Talk...
There are a lot of ways the police will try to trick you into talking. Its always safest just to say the Magic Words: I am going to remain silent. I want a lawyer.
The following are common lines the police use when they're trying to get you to talk:
"You will have to stay here and answer my questions" or "You're not leaving until I find out what I want."
"I have evidence on you. Tell me what I want to know or else." (They can fabricate fake evidence to convince you to tell them what they want to know.)
"You're not a suspect. Were simply investigating here. Just help us understand what happened and then you can go."
"If you don't answer my questions, I won't have any choice but to take you to jail."
"If you don't answer these questions, you'll be charged with resisting arrest."
You don't have to answer any of the police officers questions.
Simply say: I have nothing to say! I would like to speak to a lawyer. When the police officer says: Why you want a lawyer, you're not under arrest. The you would say: Am I FREE to GO?
Never resist physically! Don't run from the police or resist, even if you believe you are innocent.
As bad cops are control freaks and will use even an accidental bumping up against you as an excuse to charge you with assault on a police officer and resisting arrest, as well as justification for the use of force.
Be careful and keep your hands in view at all times. Tell the police officer when you are going to reach into your pockets for your license, this is to avoid getting shot.
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The Top Posts of 2012
I thought it would be fun to count down my top 5 most popular posts from 2012. This past year was really my first offical year of blogging and I learned alot about the kinds of posts I like to write. The kinds of posts people like to read... well that's still a bit of a mystery to me. What I tried to do was write things that felt right and genuine to me. Some of them didn't work out, but a few did. And here they are!
DIY Wall Art: Bubbles This was my first blog post that really took off and I give it credit for getting me excited about blogging. These little bubbly canvases are the kind of thing I'm always working on and I usually just throw them in the closet or give them away. Publishing this and having it take off made me think "Hey, people actually want to see the little projects I'm working on. This could be fun!"
Hand Embroidered Cards I actually had made these cards a couple years before I wrote this post and tried to sell them in my failed Etsy shop. I assumed people hated them because there was very little interest, so when I wrote this post it was totally on a whim. It was meant to be a bit of a filler post because I had nothing else to say. What I thought was just filler has turned out to the bread and butter of my blog posts. It's been pinned thousands of times, I've seen the post all over the internet and translated into several languages. So if you have any draft posts growing mold somewhere, maybe you should clean them up and hit publish because you just never know.
DIY Wall Art: Dreamy Letters After the success of my Bubbles Art post, I decided to try my hand at DIY art again. I had a lot of fun dreaming this one up and believe it or not, took weeks to get it right. This post ended up being published on the Ruche blog and I became a proud member of the Ruche Blogger Family.
How Not to Paint Ikea Furniture To this day, this post is by far my most commented on. People love to point out my obvious mistakes and laugh at me. I didn't really want to publish this one at first because it's so dorky, but I'm glad I did. I was planning on just destroying the evidence and never speaking of it again, but I decided to share the story hoping nobody else would make my mistakes. Maybe you'll even have a little chuckle at my expense.
Fall Freebie This post was the first in what I hope to be a continuing trend on my blog- giving away free digital bits. I figured an iPhone background is something a lot of people could use, and I've since expanded these posts to include a desktop background too. I'm really glad these freebie posts turned out to be so popular because I really enjoy making them! Don't worry, the January background is coming very soon!!


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So this past week Thursday through Monday morning bright and early I've been having a great time up in San Francisco. Granted, Thursday and Friday were spend going all over town promoting the CA Dreamin' Racing Series with The San Francisco Marathon and over those two days I basically ran a marathon.
Yea. As of recent I basically was running about 10-15 miles. I wasn't running much at all. I was just starting to build my base back up. My long runs were still decent but I was just starting to get back on that training pony. Well now I'm officially back on because this past week I ran 8 miles on Sunday, 8 miles on Monday, 14 miles on Thursday and 13 miles on Friday, not to mention walking about 2 miles on Friday around downtown.
We ran a lot of the first half, which I ran last year for the first time, and I enjoyed it. It was simply great weather and every one was out and about enjoying the day.
I made my first trip to Sports Basement! I have heard many of my northern California friends talk about this place and it's pretty awesome. While I was there I stocked up on a ton of sharkies.
My favorite thing. I love the Golden Gate and am so lucky I can visit it so often. It was so clear out, I couldn't believe it. I don't think I've ever seen it this clear.
The course is no joke though and I was still exhausted after the first day of running. The second day lead to more running, brainstorming, planning and traveling all over town but it was another beautiful day and then I met up with T & M to go to a Restitution Press art show that evening. I can't wait to show you my wonderful piece of art that I purchased. I am automatically cultured.
It was absolutely gorgeous weather up in the bay and I do love the area. It's one of my favorite cities, hands down. The golden gate is so romantic. Sigh. As for work, it was SUPER productive. Way more than I thought even could be, which is really good.
I hung out the rest of the weekend with Tara and Maritza which was awesome per usual. I'll have the full recap of that tomorrow with more pictures of the trip, my art purchase and also a wonderful blogger meet up!
Let's just say, another 8 miles did me in for the weekend on Sunday morning, but I think it was just what I needed to get me back into gear. Oh and I got talked into 5 more marathons. That is for another day, along with my training plan. Man, there's lots to catch up on!
43 miles in a week? I'll take it, and I'll take this awesome I can run again attitude too.


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Jerri Ledford liked to think of herself as a good friend, but she had finally reached her limit. Despite subtle hints and blunt reminders, Carla just could not understand that calling Jerri every day and keeping her on the phone for an hour or more was getting in the way of Jerri's work.
"I tried to hint, I tried being short with her, I tried avoiding her calls. Nothing seemed to work," recalls the Tennessee mom of two. "It was getting to the point where I'd dread answering the phone, fearing it would be Carla. For a while, I quit answering it altogether."
We all have a Carla—or a Carl—in our lives, someone who cannot seem to take a hint. Someone who is rude or thoughtless. Someone who is, in a word, difficult.
Dealing with difficult people is a balancing act. You want to draw boundaries, but you do not want to be rude. You want to be direct, but you do not want to alienate anyone. So what is the solution?
The key, experts say, lies in realizing you are not at the mercy of a difficult person, even when that person may seem to hold the power in the relationship, as in the case of a supervisor. "There are many alternatives that people have at their fingertips," says therapist William J. Knaus, EdD, author of Take Charge Now.
For instance, Jon Hess, assistant professor of communication at the University of Missouri-Columbia, studied ways in which people handle difficult relationships. He came up with a variety of options, including:
Of course, some of these options are more effective than others. Sometimes, the best thing is to bite your tongue and let the irritation pass. Other times, though, you may need to confront the person directly about their behavior, or even end the relationship altogether.
How you handle the difficult people you encounter depends on several factors, including:
In the case of a short-term interaction with someone with whom you have little investment—the reckless driver who cuts you off on the highway—you may decide to let the irritation go. It is simply not worth the effort to try to change such a situation. Instead, take a few deep breaths and put your mind elsewhere.
On the other end of the spectrum, though, are those tough interactions extending for months or years, like with family, friends, or co-workers. Not only do you have more invested in these relationships, you also have to deal with these people over and over, making the irritation much harder to overlook.
The solution here, says Sybil Evans, a personal coach specializing in conflict and the author of Hot Buttons, is to take a systematic approach to addressing the problem.
When conflict arises, Evans recommends first listening to what the other person has to say in a non-defensive, empathetic manner where you set aside your own thoughts and feelings. "This is the toughest thing to do," says Evans, given the natural tendencies to run away from conflict, to get defensive, or to attack.
Next, acknowledge the other person's feelings, using language such as, "You really sound concerned about this issue." By doing so, "You're really showing that you understand. That will definitely disarm the person," she says. One hint: It is critical that you are sincere in your response. "If it's not coming from the heart or feels phony, the person is going to get even more angry," warns Evans.
Finally, ask questions to determine what is really bothering the other person. Try open-ended queries such as, "What would you like to see happen here?" or "What can we do now to bring about the kind of resolution you would like?" This is another technique to make the person feel heard, as well as to get them to focus on problem solving rather than blaming. After you reach this step, you can, hopefully, put together a joint plan of action to address the area of conflict.
What if these approaches just do not work? "Not every single conflict, everywhere, can be resolved constructively," admits Evans. If you cannot come to a meeting of the minds, you may need to agree to disagree. Another possibility is to take a break and reconvene the discussion later.
If, however, the conflict is ongoing and is profoundly affecting you, it may be time to end the relationship, whether it is a work situation or a relationship with a friend or family member. When you are making this decision ask yourself, "Does this relationship enhance my life or diminish it?" says psychotherapist and relationship expert Mel Schwartz, author of The Art of Intimacy, the Pleasure of Passion. "And when you ask that question, you know the answer immediately."
Before you take this final step, though, Schwartz recommends evaluating your own role in the conflict—especially if you seem to be dealing with more than your share of difficult folks. "If you're running into difficult people in all facets of your life, you're drawing them in," he says. "The question is, why?" By asking what you might be getting from these problematic relationships, you can further your understanding of your own strengths, weaknesses, and needs. Schwartz continues, "Your relationship with others is a mirror of your relationship with yourself."
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Madrid Barajas Airport is located 12km (8 miles) northeast of Madrid.
Avenida de la Hispanidad, s/n
28042 Madrid
Dialling Code: +34
Telephone: 913 211 000.
Lufthansa at the airport
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You can relax, take forty winks or get down to some work before your next flight in the Lufthansa and Star Alliance partner lounges at all major international airports.
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How to get there
Driving Directions
From the M40 (ring road) encircling central Madrid, head onto the A2 (in the direction of Barcelona) and take the exit at junction 10 to the M14, which leads directly to the airport.
RENFE (tel: 90 2320 320; www.renfe.com) trains operate along the C1 route between Madrid Barajas Airport Terminal 4 and Prínicipe Pio station in the city centre (fare: €2.55; journey time: 40 minutes). The service also stops en route at Atocha (journey time: 25 minutes) and Chamartín (journey time: 11 minutes). There are RENFE offices in the arrivals area of Terminals 1 and 4, which provide information and ticketing services for the national rail network.
Madrid Metro (tel: 90 2444 403; www.metromadrid.es) line 8 connects Madrid Barajas Airport with Nuevos Ministerios in the heart of Madrid's financial district (journey time: 15 minutes; fare: from €4.50). Trains leave from the underground stations at Terminals 2 and 4. The metro also provides links to stations on the Spanish railway network.
EMT (Madrid Municipal Transport Company) (tel: 90 2507 850; www.emtmadrid.es) runs regular services between Madrid Barajas Airport (Terminals 1, 2 and 4) and central Madrid. Bus 200 connects to Avenida de América station (journey time: 30 minutes; fare: €1.50), while the Línea Exprés 203 operates to Atocha station (journey time: 40 minutes; fare: €5). Several intercity bus and coach services also call at the airport.
Taxis are available from outside all terminals (journey time to the city centre: 20-30 minutes; fare: from €25). Passengers should make sure the meter is turned on at the beginning of the journey and they are advised not to accept any offers of taxis inside the terminal building – official taxis are white in colour with a red stripe. AeroCity-Ares Mobile (tel: 91 7477 570) provides chauffeur-driven cars.
Car Parking
Long- and short-stay car parking is provided at Madrid Barajas Airport within six public parking areas. Short-term options include the outdoor P1 car park in front of the terminal building, the indoor P2 car park (which has direct access to terminals T2 and T3), and a 'parking express' facility (for stays of less than 30 minutes) at Terminal 2. Long-term parking is available at a remote car park with 1,655 spaces: a free shuttle operates between this area and the terminals. Additional services include VIP car parks near each terminal.


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Parents told to stop the control and just let kids be kids
DESPITE our best intentions to raise children with a positive level of self-confidence, evidence suggests we are setting them up for failure by over-parenting.
A recent Queensland University of Technology study surveyed nearly 130 parenting professionals across Australia and found most had witnessed incidents of over-parenting.
Even when parents had the best intentions at heart, they could set their children up for failure as adults if they did not allow their offspring to experience failure as a child.
University of the Sunshine Coast psychology lecturer Rachael Sharman said failure was very important for instilling resilience in children.
"Failure feedback is absolutely vital," Dr Sharman said.
"It's vital for people to learn from their mistakes and I would share the concern with those professionals that we're not creating a very resilient society at the moment, particularly with children.
"We even have schools propping up with a 'no-fail' policy where your child will be valued for the skills that they bring and that's not helpful in the real world because that's where it all falls down - when they actually try and function in the real world."
The initial idea of "every child wins a prize" came about in the 1970s when a study was done with a correlation between self-esteem and success, but Dr Sharman said further studies suggested that this was not the case.
Having low demands on a child was another category outlined as over-parenting and in some instances this occurred when a parent expected a school to change its policy for their child.
"It's interesting because that's not how the world works and for them to believe that the world will adapt to that person, they're going to have major problems adapting in life," Dr Sharman said.
"We're seeing this in people that really think that workplaces should adapt to them."
The other concern in over-protecting our children is deciding when to nurture indolence and make children let go of the apron strings.
This covers mile-stones such as allowing them to walk to the corner store or travel to school on their own.
Dr Sharman said children under the age of 12 were not good at assessing risk.
"They might make some very strange decisions," she said.
"For example, they might not tell a parent that something happened that was really quite bad because they're worried that they might get in trouble.
"Around the age of 12 or 13, the brain undergoes fairly radical change and we start to see a radical change in the frontal lobe area.
"Children are then able to really weigh up the pros and cons of a situation.
"They can understand long-term consequences or that people might have nefarious motives.
"But prior to that, they're not very good at it so you do have to keep an eye on them."
Mother-of-four Melissa Clegg might have walked to the shops by herself when she was younger but would not let her nine-year-old daughter Ruby take that risk now.
"I will let my daughter Ruby walk to the shops with her brothers because they're 13 and 15 and I know they'll hold her hand and look after her," Mrs Clegg said.
"But I would never let her go on her own and being a girl is different - especially after all the things you hear.
"Most children get 'taken' 100 metres from their homes, so I won't let her go without her brothers."
Over-parenting can be classed into three categories:
Very high responsiveness
A parent tries to become best friends with the child, thinks their child is always right or is in constant contact with them.
Low demands on a child
A parent helps their child avoid an unpleasant life by driving them everywhere or catering to all of their requests, or a parent demands the child's school alter its policies in areas such as discipline to suit their child.
High demands on a child
A parent places high emphasis on their child's achievements in their school and social life, and over-schedules the child's time.
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Ilari 'Ziigmund' Sahamies Takes on Miss Finland in Reality TV Show Survivor
Finnish high-stakes poker legend Ilari 'Ziigmund' Sahamies is a survivor in more ways than one!
Phil Ivey, real name Phillip Dennis Ivey Jr. is widely regarded as one of the best poker players to ever grace this earth. His massive personality and phenomenal poker skills have taken him to the top of the poker world throughout the past 20 years. To try your hand at becoming one of the best, we suggest Carbon Poker for USA players. He was born in Riverside, California on Feburary 1st 1976, and started playing poker around his twenties were he got his first nickname "No Home Jerome" come from the ID he used to play at the local casino and later on he got the nickname "Tiger Woods of Poker".
It was from here Ivey started to hone his skills and slowly start to become noticed as a very scary opponent.
"The Corporation" vs Andrew Beal
Perhaps one of the most notable stories surrounding Ivey's poker career is that of his Heads Up battle with billionaire banker Andrew Beal back in 2006. According to several reports around that time, Ivey and Beal played three days of poker against each other, with Ivey coming out on top with a cool $16.6m profit. This whole saga stemmed from an ongoing battle between Beal and several top players for many years before that, in which the players then decided to club together, coin themselves 'The Corporation' and take on Beal. It was also reported that the $16.6m win meant that 'The Corporation' had won back $10m they had lost to Beal previously and added the $6.6m to their bankroll as a whole.
World Series of Poker and World Poker Tour
Phil Ivey have had a glorious poker carrier having won ten World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets as well as one World Poker Tour (WPT) Final and also appearing nine times at the final table.
Ivey was named Poker Players of the Year by "All In Magazine" in 2005 and 2009
As TheHendonMob reports Phil Ivey has accumulated more than 23 million dollars from tournaments alone, and over $10m in online winnings. A big percentage of this money came from other regular high stakes players such as Patrik Antonius, Viktor Blom, and Tom Dwan.
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Easter breads celebrate the holiday with yeasty, buttery goodness
All the dietary deprivations of Lent give way to indulgent celebration on Easter Sunday -- and we're not just talking chocolate bunnies. Many European cultures that celebrate Easter do so with a rich, yeasty bread that stops the show, whether it's a towering Russian kulich, an almond and citrus-flecked German Osterbrot, or the braided, egg-studded breads found in Italy, Greece and beyond.
Between the soakings, kneadings and multiple risings, these breads are a labor of love, daunting to first-timers, perhaps, who eyeball what looks like a six-hour baking marathon and run for the hills -- or, more likely, the bakery. That's fine if the bakery in question is Oakland's Rockridge Market Hall, for example, where pastry chef Neucimar "Nel" Dias da Silva is changing gears this week. He has spent the last week making chocolate Passover cakes, but early this morning, his gigantic KitchenAid mixer and commercial ovens began churning out plump round loaves of German Osterbrot, stollen's even more delicious cousin.
But once home bakers have a few loaves of Osterbrot or kulich under their belts, they realize that although a kulich may require four risings, it's the yeast that does the heavy lifting. You mix a few ingredients and let it rise. An hour later, you stir in another cup of flour and let that do its thing while you return to your TV or laptop until the timer dings again. Step by step, rising by rising, your kitchen fills with the fragrant aroma of Easter tradition.
Of course, if you prefer to just buy your Osterbrot or hot cross buns, Dias da Silva is delighted to help. But he's sharing the recipes for both and dividing them into easy-to-follow steps: the fruit mixture, the nuts, the butter mixture and the sponge.
"The German bread I learned with Thorsten Phillippi, who has a few bakeries in Frankfurt called Philippi's Backstube," he says. "This recipe is an adaptation from a stollen recipe. I made the bread lighter by reducing the amount of butter and letting the bread proof longer than the stollen."
It's finished with a brown butter icing that's sinful enough to erase any Lenten sacrifices -- or New Year's resolutions -- you may have made. A quick and easy glaze, it starts with powdered sugar and butter that has been melted until it's just starting to turn brown. Vanilla and evaporated milk give it texture and even more flavor. You are supposed to drizzle it over the Osterbrot, or any other cake, bread or cookie for that matter, but if you start spooning it directly into your mouth, we won't tell.
At this time of year, Nel also makes traditional hot cross buns, using a recipe he adapted from one by Peter Reinhart, a master baker and James Beard award-winning author of several bread books. At the bakery, they serve the buns drizzled with the same brown butter icing, then topped with vanilla pastry cream.
A riff on Italian Easter Bread
Adapting a traditional recipe to modern tastes can be a glorious thing. That was certainly what Elaine McCardel was thinking when she tackled her family's favorite Italian Easter bread a few years back and turned the long braided loaf into individual braided circles. The results look like flowers, with a golden egg at each center.
A Lansing, Mich., cooking instructor and avid Italian cook, McCardel channels that passion into her Italian Dish blog (http://theitaliandishblog.com), which offers readers recipes, many inspired by her mother, who grew up it Italy, for everything from fresh pasta to a 60-second pie dough.
"My mom was from Italy, and cooking from scratch in our household was just what we did," she says. "The Easter bread version is something I made up, because I never liked the traditional shapes. I just thought that these little individual sizes with one egg worked so much better."
Most recipes for breads of this type, which are popular in Greece and Eastern Europe as well, call for hard-boiling the eggs before dyeing them, but McCardel says that's not necessary -- the eggs will cook when the bread bakes. Just be gentle with the raw eggs as you're dyeing them. The shells are fragile.
"I never understood why anyone would bother to boil the egg first," she says. Just dye them raw. One less step! They come out as perfectly hard-boiled eggs."


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- As seen on Monday's RAW, Ric Flair made his return to WWE. His return was something that had been scheduled for a few weeks but what his role would be was changed several times. Vince McMahon himself reportedly opened lines of communication with Flair about a month ago. They even discussed doing one angle that would have introduced his daughter, NXT Diva Charlotte.
There is nothing official on the books regarding Flair but it's believed he will be back to do a short TV angle with CM Punk. The angle would not include a wrestling match as Vince McMahon has been adamant about not violating the terms of Flair's 2008 retirement stipulation.
There had been talk of Flair not doing physical angles because of his age and what happened with Jerry Lawler. WWE obviously had a change of heart as the angle on Monday was their idea and not something he asked for. Flair came to Philadelphia for RAW and was ordered to first undergo an EKG to make sure he was healthy enough to do something physical. WWE wants him to take more medical testing because they do have plans to use him in the future in other physical angles.
For his return on Monday, Flair was hidden away in a trailer. There was some talk backstage that he would appear but nobody saw him.
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It's that time of year–Autumn. The leaves turn, pumpkins are harvested and coziness settles in. It's our favorite time of year. A time of year that invites outside play, beautiful sunsets and family interaction. Here is a fun outdoor activity for Little Pnuts of all ages that envelopes the Fall harvest. Perfect for a pumpkin playdate or a Halloween party–why not play a game of Pumpkin Patch Leap Frog?
What You Will Need:
- Eight medium-sized pumpkins test them out to see if your Little Pnut can jump over them easily
- Two short pieces of rope these will be used to mark your start and finish line
- A timer to be used to see which Little Pnut gets through the pumpkin patch the fastest
How to Play:
Find an open area and create your pumpkin patch obstacle course, either by placing your pumpkins haphazardly or in a straight line about 3 feet apart.
Using the pieces of rope, mark a starting point and ending point on both ends of the line.
Have your Little Pnuts line up, taking turns, have each Little Pnut leap over each pumpkin one at a time all the way to the finish line.
Using a timer, time each Little Pnut to see how fast it takes them to leap from start to finish.
End of Game:
The Little Pnut with the fastest time leaping through the pumpkin patch, without tipping over a pumpkin, wins.
Developmental Milestones:
This activities focuses on the following Developmental Milestones for your Little Pnuts:
Gross Motor Skill Development, Coordination, Balance, Focus & Concentration, Logical Reasoning, Understanding of Winning & Losing, Competition, and Social Interaction.
—Based on a game found in "Kids' Garden, 40 Fun Indoor and Outdoor Activities and Games", by Whitney Cohen


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The dust is starting to settle after the most expensive elections in U.S. history. According to the non-partisan Center on Responsive Politics, the total cost of the 2012 elections will come close to a staggering $6 billion—with about $2.5 billion of that expended on the race for the White House.
If you're anything like me (a simple guy from Kansas), don't you agree that it would have been better to have spent all that money on a nice down payment for building a flood wall in lower Manhattan? Whatever your views are on global warming, at least we could all point to something, well—concrete—that we accomplished together.
As a long-time resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia, I also can tell you that I'm very, very relieved that the onslaught of political television commercials should abate—at least temporarily. Two weeks ago, the Wesleyan Media Project reported that more than 915,000 presidential ads had aired on broadcast and national cable television since June 1—a 44.5% increase from the 637,000 ads aired during the same timeframe in 2008. And that was with two weeks left to go. I feel as if I've seen every one of those ads. If you live in a battleground state, you know that most have been negative (on all sides), which has contributed to bad feelings all around.
So enough venting already…it's easy enough to feed into the rampant cynicism about the sorry state of our nation's political discourse. Let's instead talk briefly about what the results of the elections will mean for the investment advisory profession. And how can we move the ball forward—for your businesses and your clients—during the coming months and weeks?
In my last blog, I emphasized that individuals appointed by the president to run the departments of Treasury and Labor, SEC, CFTC, and other regulatory agencies will have a big impact on policies and programs governing the investment advisory profession. Now that President Obama has been re-elected, it will fall to him to figure out who will replace Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and SEC Chairwoman Mary Schapiro (both of whom are likely to call it quits in the near future), and whether Labor Secretary Hilda Solis (and Assistant Secretary Phyllis Borzi) will continue at DOL and Chairman Gary Gensler at the CFTC.
Whatever choices the president makes will have a profound impact on the regulatory agenda for investment advisory businesses. You can call me a coward for not making predictions about who will be appointed and what their agenda will be. But my 25 years in Washington, DC, have taught me that such political appointments are extremely difficult to predict—and that predicting those appointees' ultimate track record is even more tenuous.
Perhaps the biggest irony of the elections is that, after all is said and done, we're essentially ending up back where we were on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue: Obama in the White House; Harry Reid and more than 50 Democrats and Independents trying to find a few votes from the other side of the aisle in the Senate; and the House in the hands of a slightly diminished Republican majority.
In terms of legislation that will directly affect investment advisory firms—such as the Bachus SRO legislation that failed to move this year—a split in control of the U.S. Congress may be the best prescription for avoiding extreme legislation and fostering more intelligent discussions about potential legislation. Don't get me wrong—there is always the chance for ill-advised legislation to move forward if some scandal occurs. But absent that type of scenario, the cards that have been dealt should favor a more subdued environment for potentially game-breaking developments on Capitol Hill. Ultimately, the Senate will still be the key in deciding what legislation, if any, will move to the president's desk.
The most telling bellwether of what these elections mean may be how—or perhaps whether—the Congress and White House deal with the rapidly approaching fiscal cliff. Most investment people I talk with (and most of them tend to be Republican) would favor a "grand bargain" that deals with essential adjustments that need to be made in Social Security, Medicare and other entitlement programs; seeks to reduce other federal spending; and, yes, includes some type of additional tax revenue. These are the biggest issues that are restraining our economy from the robust rebound that many economists feel is poised to occur.
Given the results of the election, it seems to me that all of our political leaders should understand that our country continues to have deep political divisions. Compromises will not be easy, but trying to bridge the gap is the only responsible course of action. I believe the American public will reward leaders who are willing to recognize the necessity of finding solutions, who are willing to tell the truth, and who will reach across the great political divide to discuss potential options.
And, while I'm up here on my high horse (at midnight on election night), don't forget that you and I have to bear responsibility for engaging with our elected representatives and other governmental officials. Considering its size—more than 10,000 businesses that employ more than 750,000 people and advise more than 23 million individual and institutional clients—the investment advisory profession has not done a good job of educating and informing our elected and nonelected policymakers about who we are, what we do, and how their decisions affect our business. It may sound corny, but we need to take steps to join together to make a difference on issues that affect our profession—not by being spectators, but by rolling up our sleeves and making our collective voice heard.
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When does summer begin? In New Jersey, where I live, it was 86 degrees today. But we topped that in March, so that's not the answer. The ancient Celts marked the beginning of summer with the festival of Beltane. They observed the blooming of certain trees, and Beltane marked the end of the planting season and the beginning of the growing season. This occurs somewhere around May 1, but it moves depending on the weather. This year, it was early. Today, summer begins when school gets out. So, for kids, it is still spring, but my wife is an adult learner, and she got out last week. So, by many measures, summer is here, and I thought it was time to acknowledge it.
Richard Thompson: Sumer is Icumen In
The title of this song translates into modern English as "Summer is Coming In", so I know it fits. The song dates from about 1260, so the language of the rest of the lyrics would require a translation that I do not have. It certainly feels right. I always feel a burst of excitement at the arrival of summer, and this song has that.
Herbie Hancock (with Joni Mitchell): Summertime
Of course, this post had to have a version of the Gershwin classic Summertime. The only problem was, I didn't have one. But I found something wonderful. I hadn't known that Joni Mitchell had worked with Herbie Hancock before the River album. If anything, this performance may top the version of The Tea Leaf Prophecy from that album. Joni nails the soulfulness of this song, and Hancock's playing is brilliant, as always.
John Cougar Mellencamp: Hotdogs and Hamburgers
Here is a classic set up for a summer romance song. The guy gets the girl to get in his car and go for a ride. You can imagine the top down, and the wind blowing their hair around. But John Mellencamp takes it someplace unexpected. His later work has been overtly political, but Hotdogs and Hamburgers was from The Lonesome Jubilee. Mellencamp, at this point, was still doing everyman rock anthems, and this feels like it will be one of them. The Authority Song is certainly rousing, but it has no particular issue in mind. Hotdogs and Hamburgers does. Mellencamp's protagonist gets to know this girl, and what he learns and how he reacts take both him and us by surprise. My friend Boyhowdy says that Mellencamp is a very underrated songwriter. On this evidence, I must agree.
Joni Mitchell: Harry's House - Centerpiece
For me, Harry's House - Centerpiece is centered on one image: "Her body oiled and shining, at the public swimming pool". Harry, a traveling businessman, thinks back on what his marriage was compared to what it is, and that image is the transition point in his reflections. It's a very powerful one. Unlike with John Mellencamp, I don't have to tell anyone what a fine songwriter Joni Mitchell is. But here's more proof.
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The Buskers: Spank That Tambourine
Growing up, I used to make trips by bus into New York City with my best friend every summer. One of my favorite thing about these trips was stopping to listen to the street musicians, or buskers. I heard some truly amazing music that way. Now there is a trio from Vermont called the Buskers. In my mind, that's quite a name to have to live up to. The Buskers manage it beautifully.
Spank That Tambourine, the album, is a wonderfully varied collection. There are folk rock numbers, like the title track. There are some bluesier numbers, including a cover of the Taj Mahal classic, She Caught the Katy. And there are some instrumentals that remind me of the work of David Grisman. The Buskers make it all work, and Spank That Tambourine also works as a coherent album. Spank That Tambourine, the song, is an ode to buskers. It is delivered with the good cheer that a busker must have no matter how they actually feel at the time. Enjoy the song, and don't forget to drop some coins, or even a bill, in their case.


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Born in Derby, raised in Bournemouth, John Wetton first cut his musical teeth on church music at his family's piano. He often played the bass parts to help his brother rehearse tunes for service – an experience that led to John's love of the relationship between top line and bass melodies. This is still a major feature of his music today.In his teens, John focused those melodies on the bass guitar and honed his skills by playing and singing with local bands. He also discovered a knack for songwriting with an early bandmate, Richard Palmer-James; a relationship that would continue to flourish through five decades.
John's early work with a variety of bands allowed him to show off his impressive bass talents, but did little to showcase his equally impressive singing and songwriting skills. Frustrated, John began to listen a bit closer to the sales pitch of an old friend, Robert Fripp, who set about to reform King Crimson in 1972. The eventual Crimson core of Wetton, Fripp, and Bill Bruford is often considered the "classic" line-up, releasing three studio albums ("Larks' Tongues in Aspic," "Starless and Bible Black," and "Red") that truly stretched the band to its imaginative limits. But after a blistering show in New York's Central Park in 1974, the band took a hiatus that became permanent.
Again, John quickly found work to bide his time, but comments from fans and even the media proved to John that there could still be some life in the Wetton/Bruford rhythm section of King Crimson. A series of phone calls and meetings proved to be all the momentum needed in getting U.K. off the ground. The line-up of Wetton, Bruford, Eddie Jobson, and Allan Holdsworth delivered a potent mix of jazzy fusion and progressive pop that brought great success, but also division in the band. After one album, Bruford and Holdsworth were out, and drummer Terry Bozzio in. The trio delivered one studio album and one live album before a demise similar to King Crimson…a hiatus that turned permanent.
At this point, John decided to turn his attentions to a solo career and entered the studio to record "Caught in the Crossfire," an album that, in hindsight, shows a logical bridge from the music of U.K. to the eventual music of Asia. While most Wetton fans are now familiar with "Caught in the Crossfire," not many people heard it in 1980. E.G. Records failed to give it the necessary promotion; a move EG blamed on John's advancing age. He was 31 at the time…..
Feeling it was time to clean house, John parted ways with his old management, publisher, and record company, and joined forces with Brian Lane, who had just ended a successful run with Yes. John had already started working with Atlantic Records' A&Rman John Kalodner, Kalodner was moving to the newly-formed Geffen Records, and wanted to assemble a group that would unleash a new sound across the musical landscape while preserving the finest elements of progressive rock. He found his dream line-up with Wetton, Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, and Carl Palmer. This "fab four" of progressive pop would rule radio and record sales for a scant year and a half before losing Wetton in an unceremonious shake-up just weeks before MTV's heavily-promoted Asia in Asia concert broadcast. Not long after, John returned to the Asia fold , and as a result,Steve Howe made his exit. The band entered the studio with new guitarist Mandy Meyer to record "Astra." The album showcased a few Wetton/Downes classics such as "Rock and Roll Dream" and "Go," but the die had been cast, and the record companyconfidence translated to lack of promotion,and loss of momentum equalled lost sales.
By the end of the '80s, interest in Asia reignited in Europe. John rejoined Carl Palmer, and eventually Geoff Downes, for a series of concerts that proved successful but left John empty. To him, Asia was sounding tired and he was ready for a break. Further enticing him was a solo deal with Virgin Records. So, after wrapping up a South American tour in 1991, John temporarily bid adieu to Asia… or so he thought.
With renewed energy, John moved to California and began work on his "Voice Mail" album, the first album to really show off his talents for emotional, autobiographical material. Two songs from the album, "Hold Me Now" and "Battle Lines," have become classics among Wetton fans. In fact, "Battle Lines" eventually replaced "Voice Mail" as the album's title when British producer Bob Carruthers selected it as the theme for his film "Chasing the Deer." To promote the album, John embarked on his first solo tour and later released a live CD called "Akustika."
Returning to the studio in the mid 90s, John contributed tracks to tribute albums featuring the works of Jethro Tull, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and Genesis. He furthered the link to Genesis by signing on with Steve Hackett for his "Genesis Revisited" project, which culminated in several highly successful live performances in Japan.
Continued autobiographical songwriting led to 1997's "Arkangel" album, an emotionally gritty album that would add more staples ("Arkangel," "Emma") to John's live solo performances. 2000's "Sinister" album, also entitled "Welcome to Heaven," finished the trilogy of solo offerings. He further promoted these albums with extensive tours of Europe, Japan, and South America.
Despite being left off the tour schedule, American fans had plenty to celebrate in 2002 with the first-ever John Wetton Fan Convention in suburban Allentown, PA. Hundreds filled a local venue to spend a weekend with John, his band, and Geoff Downes, who joined John for a gala Saturday night concert which marked the first time the two had shared a stage in more than ten years.
Fans delighted in a resurgence of the Wetton/Downes team when John returned to the studio to begin work on 2003's "Rock of Faith." Two new songs written by John and Geoff ("I've Come to Take You Home" and "I Lay Down") created a buzz among fans hoping for an eventual reunion of the original Asia line-up. That buzz roared in 2005 with the release of "iCon," an album of original music by Wetton and Downes that the duo followed with a number of live shows. Fans cheered the fact that Wetton sounded as good in person, if not better, than he did during the heyday of Asia.
With Wetton at the top of his game (again), imagine what it would sound like if Downes, Howe, and Palmer all joined in! It indeed happened in early 2006, as the four musicians responsible for Billboard's Number One Album of 1982 sat down in a London hotel and began the groundwork for a worldwide reunion tour. After a media blitz across the US, the tour kicked off in Rochester, NY in August of 2006. Fans quickly snapped up tickets as more and more dates were added.
Several months into the reunion tour, Asia and its fans were stunned to learn that John Wetton needed emergency heart surgery. During his hospital stay in London, worried fans flooded the switchboard with calls about his progress. Thankfully, John made a remarkably quick recovery and, after a few short weeks of resting at home, Asia returned to the road.
During this same time, John and Geoff released the second of their iCon albums, "Rubicon." The historical meaning of the title was not lost on the musicians or their fans, as the songs reflected John and Geoff's personal and professional decisions to sever restrictive ties of the past and forge a positive new outlook.
As Asia set out on a much-anticipated second year of touring, fans demanded more. They wanted to hear what would happen if Wetton, Downes, Howe and Palmer sat down in a studio and created a new album. Fans got their wish as the band retreated to the studios at Liscombe Park and got to work on "Phoenix." The appropriately titled project was an incredibly balanced one, fully showcasing the writing and playing of each band member. John's thoughtful reflections on his health crisis and his healthy resurgence coloured many of the lyrics on the album.
Asia wrapped up months of touring in the spring of 2008 with a series of shows in Eastern Europe, leaving John and Geoff with time to craft their third iCon album. The Phoenix tour resulted in the Live CD/DVD "Spirit of the Night". A track from that album, An Extraordinary Life, was also selected as the theme to America's Got Talent.
The band's success continued with the recording of the second album of their reunion, Omega. The subsequent World Tour resulted in the release of "Resonance" which captured a live performance in Switzerland.
Wetton returned to his solo career in 2011 to record Raised in Captivity, an album of new compositions with Billy Sherwood. A band was formed to tour the UK and Japan, playing music from the new album and a career spanning back catalogue. Wetton's other ventures during this period included the reunion of UK with Eddie Jobson and guest appearances for Cleopatra Records.
In 2012, ASIA returned to the studio to record XXX, proving that a reunion can last longer than first time around. The album cover shows the ASIA dragon 30 years later and was supported by another World Tour, taking in America, Europe and Japan.
In 2013, Steve Howe announced he was leaving ASIA and Wetton was instrumental in selecting new guitarist, Sam Coulson, to join the band. The band plans to record a new studio album, Valkyrie, for release later in the year…
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DALLAS, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Michael Ryder and Eric Nystrom scored in the third period Monday and the Dallas Stars moved into first place with a 5-3 victory over Anaheim.
With the score tied early in the final frame, Loui Eriksson gained control of the puck behind the net and fed a pass to Ryder, who was unguarded in the slot and whipped a shot past Jonas Hiller 6:42 into the period.
Nystrom added an insurance tally 7 1/2 minutes later and the Stars won for the fourth time in five games, surging into first place in the Pacific Division.
Mike Ribeiro added a goal and an assist, while Brendan Morrow and Alex Goligoski also found the net for Dallas.
Richard Bachman turned aside 25-of-28 shots for the winners.
Teemu Selanne, Lubomir Visnovsky and Nick Bonino netted consecutive second goals in the second period, but it wasn't enough to prevent the Ducks' 12th straight road loss.
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