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Petr Svoboda Photography4 Reviews
Your Moment in Time
Santee, CA | 619-300-5110
We understand that our customers may have unique needs, we offer custom packages to accommodate those needs. Our portrait / engagement shoots start...(more)
Unveiled Wedding Photography43 Reviews
La Mesa, CA | 619-660-2712
One of San Diego's premier wedding photography studios, Unveiled Wedding Photography features four highly skilled wedding photojournalists (with...(more)
Dennis Mock Photography5 Reviews
Documenting Life's Stories
San Diego, CA | 858-722-5573
Dennis Mock Photography is a premier boutique studio located in San Diego, California. We would love to hear more about the beautiful day you're...(more)
nK | Nathaniel Kam Photography16 Reviews
Specializing in Vibrant Contemporary Weddings for the Modern Bride
San Diego, CA | 858-876-4053
Nathaniel Kam Photography is the Contemporary Bride's Choice for Vibrant Wedding Photography. We specialize in photos that show the world in a...(more)
Dennis de Jesus Photography4 Reviews
Spring Valley, CA | 619-518-9828
I love photographing Weddings because I love seeing two souls that were made perfect for each other like a puzzle piece, "we are all a puzzle piece...(more)
Aga Jones Photography31 Reviews
Southern California & Avaible Worldwide
San Diego, CA | 619-315-6133
Aga Jones Photography is based out of San Diego Destination wedding photographer. For Aga capturing your special day it's not only about capturing...(more)
SD Photo Studio6 Reviews
San Diego, CA | 619-823-8289
A stunning blend of creative and classic. With 13 years of experience, we bring a wealth of knowledge that we are all too happy to share with our...(more)
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Blue Spot Photography31 Reviews
Awarded Wedding Photographer
San Diego, CA | 619-370-5672
Specializing in wedding photography, including engagement parties, bridal photo shoots, and wedding receptions. With a blend of a creative and...(more)
More Than Words Photography15 Reviews
Santee, CA | 619-249-2815
At More Than Words Photography we pride ourselves with the quality of our photos. We are competitively priced for the superiority of our work. The...(more)
JW Productions15 Reviews
Making Moments Into Memories
San Diego, CA | 858-255-1606
At JW Productions we focus on creating a memorable video that will capture all the emotion, fun, and beauty of your very special day. With over...(more)
Andrew Abouna Photography26 Reviews
Some Moments Do Last Forever...
San Diego, CA | 619-997-4707
Wedding Photos Are Memories That You'll Love to See and Feel Hello, my name is Andrew, owner and principal photographer of Andrew Abouna...(more)
Cyndi Hardy Photography30 Reviews
Where Real Life and Art Come Together
Arizona/California | 623-252-1582
We are a modern, boutique wedding photography studio specializing in storytelling. We love connecting with our wedding couples, getting to know...(more)
Tim Otto Photography9 Reviews
San Diego, CA | 858-273-5889
Tim's photojournalistic approach artistically creates unique and contemporary images with a blend of tradition. His enthusiastic, warm and...(more)
Stephina Photography36 Reviews
You're marrying your bestfriend, who better to capture those beautiful moments than two best friends
San Diego, CA | 619-573-3487
Stephina Photography is unique because Stephanie and Tina have been best friends for 20 years. Tina and Stephanie, work together like a husband...(more)
Acqua Photo39 Reviews
Evocative Wedding Photojournalism
Carlsbad, CA | 858-345-5582
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Alon David Photography37 Reviews
A Story In Every Shot.
San Diego, CA | 858-699-5376
VOTED SAN DIEGO TOP WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER 2010 ALoN Wedding Photography specializing in; Wedding Photography, Engagement Photography, Newborn and...(more)
Burlap & Blossom | A Modern Duo9 Reviews
Photography & Stop-Motion
San Diego, CA | 858-231-3687
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Amore Wedding Photography24 Reviews
Wedding & Engagement Photography
Carlsbad, CA | 760-443-0711
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Leah Malkinson Photography9 Reviews
Inspired. Unique. Personal.
Carlsbad, CA | 619-405-3982
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Lovers of Love Photography14 Reviews
Oceanside, CA | 760-458-3504
We looooove love! We love people and we love photography! We're young newly weds! Though we're not new to photography. we both have bachelor...(more)
Ron Miller Photography86 Reviews
Modern Wedding Photography
San Diego, CA | 360-333-4086
Our studio is perfect for couples looking to invest in edgy photos and have a blast taking them! We are originally from the Pacific NW, but after...(more)
Holly Ireland Photography23 Reviews
Carlsbad, CA | 917-749-8606
Holly Ireland Photography loves telling the story of your day. Husband and wife team, Holly and Bruce, will work with you to design your day the...(more)
Sutography - Photo + Video51 Reviews
Modern and fun imagery!
San Diego, CA | 619-393-6623
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Brett Charles Rose Photography & Videography18 Reviews
San Diego, CA | 619-819-5222
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Jack & Patrick Photography9 Reviews
Beautiful Wedding Photography for today's Brides
San Diego, CA | 619-356-3536
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ABM Wedding Photography103 Reviews
San Diego, CA | 858-271-8029
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Caity & Drew Photography10 Reviews
San Diego, CA | 619-985-0514
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True Photography Weddings25 Reviews
San Diego, CA | 858-345-1248
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M. Marie Photography13 Reviews
It's your story. Let's Capture it.
Imperial Beach, CA | 619-840-4993
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The thousands of new Internet-connected TVs at CES all feature access to unlimited streaming video from the likes of Netflix, Hulu (Comcast, NewsCorp, and Disney) and YouTube -- without needing to pay north of $100 a month for cable or satellite TV.
So what does this proliferation of easy-to-use streaming apps mean for media giants? Cord-cutting hasn't proven much of a threat, but all these technologies -- and all the viewing they're driving -- is likely encouraging a trend that's much harder to quantify: "Cord Nevers."
Cord Nevers are exactly what they sound like: kids who move out on their own but never pay for a monthly TV service. They're used to streaming on their smart phones and laptops, and they're not intimidated by what it takes to get apps on their Internet-connected TVs. And now their ranks could be fueled by many of the services making news here at CES: they're designed to help people watch video on their flat screens without that monthly cable bill.
Aereo kicked off CES with news that it's expanding its access to live and recorded TV for as low as $8 a month nationwide. After starting off in the New York region over the course of the last year, it plans to launch in 22 markets, becoming accessible to 97 million consumers by the end of 2013.
The company can offer television access inexpensively because it's based on a controversial technology: it owns a minuscule antenna for each customer, enabling it to broadcast TV without paying re-transmission fees to media companies. (Litigation from media companies is ongoing).
CEO Chet Kanoja is entirely upfront about the fact that he is going after the young "cord never" demographic. He says half of Aereo's subscribers have never paid for cable. "You know anyone under the age of 30 isn't going to go out and get a cable subscription," Kanoja said. "So they represent a massive audience and the opportunity to create a completely new ecosystem."
Other companies with new products here at CES are appealing to the same demographic, but without the same overt attack on the status quo.
Google's YouTube showcased a new app that's designed to make it easier to watch YouTube videos on a TV set. The app allows users to search for video -- and create a video queue-- on a smart phone. A tap on the screen sends the video to the TV set. And it's not just skateboarding bulldogs; YouTube has been pouring funding into professionally-generated content made for the web, from everyone from Ashton Kutcher to Amy Poehler.
Google had been testing this app with Google TVs, but its latest announcement brings this app to all the major TV-makers.
So just how big a threat are "cord nevers" to the traditional media business? It's very tough to count the number of people who have never signed up for something. The sheer number of people who pay for some sort of television service -- from a cable, telecom, or satellite TV company -- is holding strong.
But media research firm SNL Kagan sees a rise of 'cord nevers' in the fact that a declining percentage of American households are paying for TV.
SNL Kagan analyst Ian Olgeirson noted that 85 percent of American households paid for TV service in the third quarter of 2012, down from 87 percent penetration in the third quarter of 2009. SNL Kagan estimates that 4.3 million people relied on Internet video instead of paying for TV, projecting that number will more than double by 2016.
How fast the ranks of 'cord nevers' grows depends on a couple factors -- how easy and high-quality the content options are that don't require paying for TV, and how much the traditional distributors do to make their subscriptions worthwhile. This is the battle that's playing out in the announcements here at CES -- the stakes are high and driving innovation.

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Greater Oklahoma City is in the geographic center of North America equidistant from the east and west coasts and major trade partners of Canada and Mexico. The ten county region is at the crossroads of the U.S., sitting at the heart of three major national highways on the NAFTA corridor.
There's a reason Greater Oklahoma City is such a great place for business: Location. The ten county region is positioned within a day's drive of the rapidly-growing south-central region (OK, TX, AR, LA) projected to grow more than 44% during the next 25 years.
Explore the counties and cities of Greater Oklahoma City including major employers and higher education. The ten county region boasts an average commute time of 20 minutes and a skilled workforce over half a million strong.
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After spending a decade as a reporter covering everyone from the mayor to the governor, Janice Francis-Smith cashed in her savings and teamed up with her sister to open a coffee shop.
After spending a decade as a reporter covering everyone from the mayor to the governor, Janice Francis-Smith cashed in her savings and teamed up with her sister to open a coffee shop.
Francis-Smith and Harris, in turn, are the latest additions to the Plaza District, an inner-city retail corridor that a dozen years ago was written off to blight and crime.
Over the past couple of years the district, along NW 16 between Classen Boulevard and Pennsylvania Avenue, has seen an influx of businesses centering on the arts and the neighborhoods multinational population.
For Francis-Smith, a resident of nearby Gatewood, inspiration to pursue her dream followed a visit to one of the districts monthly festivals last winter.
"The space was open, the rent was wonderful and I figured wed never have this chance again, Francis-Smith said. "I cashed in my 401(k), my savings and went all out.
Coffys Cafe, 1739 NW 16, run by Francis-Smith and her sister Denise McGee, features home-made breads, pizzas and other items that are made without gluten.
"Some people just cant process wheat, Francis-Smith said. "It can cause an insane number of physical problems ... and when my friend quit eating gluten, it made a huge difference.
Area is wonderful
Harris also arrived on the Plaza this summer after buying Bad Grannys Bazaar, 1759 NW 16 a shop that features vintage clothing, jewelry and furniture, old records, antiques, art and collectibles. The shop opened in the space six months earlier, but Harris, who had turned garage and estate sales into a hobby, saw potential to expand what was essentially an antique store.
"My son was 16, and it was time for me to get a job and I wanted to work for myself. I came in and got a booth, Harris said. "And as I talked to the owner, I learned he was ready to move on.
Since taking over, Harris has turned a back room into a listening area for old records that doubles as a performance space for high school bands. She also has recruited artists whose works vary from photography to international crafts. "I just love whats going on with Bricktown and MidTown, and I think this area is wonderful, Harris said.
Kristen Vails, hired to help promote the area when it was declared a Main Street district, has seen increasing interest after each opening and new event.
She estimated more than 500 people attended a street festival that coincided with the opening of the Velvet Monkey salon.
Attracting quality
Jeff Struble, board president, estimates the districts retail corridor is nearing 100 percent occupancy. Struble, who has renovated several of the commercial buildings and also built housing along NW 16, believes the district must next attract higher quality venues.
"Weve got people looking at renting the remaining empty spaces, he said. "The next step is to get more quality, more artists and restaurants, and thats what were shooting for.


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This hotel is located in Deerfield Beach (North Fort Lauderdale), close to Planet Air Sports, Deerfield Beach Pier, and Deerfield Beach Arboretum. Local attractions also include Crystal Lake Golf Club and Ski Rixen USA.
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Extended Stay America Fort Lauderdale - Deerfield Beach offers a complimentary continental breakfast. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, and free parking.
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Deerfield Beach hotel also offers barbecue grills, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in October 2012.
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The General Paper is a multi-disciplinary subject in Cambridge University, which requires A Level exam papers that is given to different students in different countries. The paper consists of many formats, which are given depending on which syllabus the student is taking.
Many students taking the International syllabus would get the General Paper 8004 or the General Paper 8001. Both require writing essays but GP8004 would require two essays while GP8001 requires only one. The latter, however, would require the student to solve a comprehension passage in lieu of an essay.
There are also the GP 8009 and the GP8806, which are the Mauritian and Singaporean versions of the exam. These are very similar to the GP 8001 but customized to meed the needs of the students in their respective countries. It is important to note, however, that Singapore has modified and relabeled their paper to 8807 instead of 8806 since the year 2012.
In Singapore, all students not taking up Knowledge and Inquiry in Junior Colleges are required to take this subject. Like the GP8001, this paper would consist of essay writing and comprehension. The essay would consist of twelve questions of different topics and the student would have to answer any one of these questions within ninety (90) minutes. The completed essay would have to be at least 500-800 words. The comprehension would consist of one to two prose passages and would assess the student's ability to comprehend and understand each passage.
The General Paper, in whatever country it is given, is meant to encourage learners to develop critical and argumentative skills of each student. It also encourages the mastery of the English language, which are skills that would be very useful when the students get to universities. The syllabus for this paper would come from the different topics learned in the school's curriculum, so the school would also be able to assess whether or not the student learned something in the other subjects. The link http://gptuition.com would give you more information regarding the General Paper if ever you need it.
With the advent of the Internet, many people just accept the things they read or see without question. The General Paper helps students think more critically about these things, and it also helps them hone their English skills and get ready for university level studies. The General Paper is also a great way to assess whether these students really learned anything from their different subjects because the questions are integrated with them as well.


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I have been trying to keep up with Luis Urrea's public life while he is on tour promoting his new book, Queen of America. He blogs regularly on his website and shares little snippets about his travels on Facebook and Twitter. The more I read, the more excited I get for his visit to Kalamazoo in March. Did you know there will be several opportunities, including one for a Spanish-speaking audience, to see/hear Urrea in person on March 6th and 7th? You can find all the details here.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Pushing back hard, President Barack Obama forcefully defended the temporary agreement to freeze Iran's disputed nuclear program on Monday, declaring that the United States "cannot close the door on diplomacy."
The president's remarks followed skepticism of the historic accord expressed by some U.S. allies abroad as well as by members of Congress at home, including fellow Democrats. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, one of the fiercest opponents of the six-month deal, called it a "historic mistake" and announced he would be dispatching a top envoy to Washington to try to toughen the final agreement negotiators will soon begin hammering out.
Obama, without naming names, swiped at those who have questioned the wisdom of engaging with Iran.
"Tough talk and bluster may be the easy thing to do politically, but it's not the right thing to do for our security," he said during an event in San Francisco.
The weekend agreement between Iran and six world powers — the U.S., Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany — is to temporarily halt parts of Tehran's disputed nuclear program and allow for more intrusive international monitoring. In exchange, Iran gains some modest relief from stiff economic sanctions and a pledge from Obama that no new penalties will be levied during the six months.
Despite the fanfare surrounding the agreement, administration officials say key technical details on the inspections and sanctions relief must still be worked out before it formally takes effect. Those talks will tackle the toughest issues that have long divided Iran and the West, including whether Tehran will be allowed to enrich uranium at a low level.
Iran insists it has a right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes, and many nuclear analysts say a final deal will almost certainly leave Iran with some right to enrich. However, that's sure to spark more discord with Israel and many lawmakers who insist Tehran be stripped of all enrichment capabilities. British Foreign Secretary William Hague said he expects the deal to be fully implemented by the end of January.
European Union officials say their sanctions could be eased as soon as December. Those restrictions affect numerous areas including trade in petrochemicals, gold and other precious metals, financial transfers to purchase food and medicine, and the ability of third countries to use EU-based firms to insure shipments of Iranian oil again.
The groundwork for the accord was laid during four clandestine meetings between U.S. and Iranian officials throughout the summer and fall. An earlier meeting took place in March, before Iranians elected President Hassan Rouhani, a cleric who has taken more moderate public stances than his predecessor. Details of the secret talks were confirmed to The Associated Press by three senior administration officials.
The U.S. and its allies contend Iran is seeking to produce a nuclear bomb — of particular concern to Israel, which fears an attack — while Tehran insists it is merely pursuing a peaceful nuclear program for energy and medical purposes.
Even with the criticism, for Obama the sudden shift to foreign policy presents an opportunity to steady his flailing second term and take some attention off the domestic troubles that have plagued the White House in recent weeks, especially the rollout of his signature health care law. Perhaps with his presidential standing — and the strength of the rest of his term — in mind, he made sure on Monday to draw a connection between the nuclear pact and his long-declared willingness to negotiate directly with Iran.
"When I first ran for president, I said it was time for a new era of American leadership in the world, one that turned the page on a decade of war and began a new era of engagement with the world," he said. "As president and as commander in chief, I've done what I've said."
Later, at a high-dollar fundraiser in Los Angeles, Obama said he will not take any options off the table to ensure Iran does not develop a nuclear weapon.
However, he added, "I've spent too much time at Walter Reed looking at kids 22, 23, 24, 25 years old who've paid the kind of price that very few of us in this room can imagine on behalf of our freedom not to say that I will do every single thing that I can to try to resolve these issues without resorting to military conflict."
The temporary accord is historic in its own right, marking the most substantial agreement between Iran and the West in more than three decades. The consequences of a permanent deal could be far more significant, lowering the prospects of a nuclear arms race in the volatile Middle East and perhaps opening the door to wider relations between the U.S. and Iran, which broke off diplomatic ties following the 1979 Islamic revolution.
However, Obama and his advisers know the nuclear negotiations are rife with risk. If he has miscalculated Iran's intentions, it will vindicate critics who say his willingness to negotiate with Tehran is naive and could inadvertently hasten the Islamic republic's march toward a nuclear weapon. Obama also runs the risk of exacerbating tensions with key Middle Eastern allies, as well as members of Congress who want to deepen, not ease, economic penalties on Iran.
Despite Obama's assurances that no new sanctions will be levied on Iran while the interim agreement is in effect, some lawmakers want to push ahead with additional penalties. A new sanctions bill has already passed the House, and if it passes the Senate, Obama could have to wield his veto power in order to keep his promise to Tehran.
Even some members of Obama's own party say they're wary of the deal struck in Geneva.
"I am disappointed by the terms of the agreement between Iran and the P5+1 nations because it does not seem proportional," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., a close ally of the White House. "Iran simply freezes its nuclear capabilities while we reduce the sanctions."
The Senate's Democratic majority leader, Harry Reid, was noncommittal on the subject of sanctions on Monday. On NPR's Diane Rehm Show, he said that when lawmakers return from their Thanksgiving break, "we will take a look at this to see if we need stronger sanctions ... and if we need work on this, if we need stronger sanctions I am sure we will do that."
Some lawmakers are also concerned about concessions the world powers made to Iran on its planned heavy water reactor in Arak, southwest of Tehran. Two congressional aides said that under the terms of the agreement, international monitors will not being able to watch live feeds of any activity at Arak and will instead retrieve a recording from the preceding day during each daily inspection.
The aides were not authorized to provide details of the agreement and demanded anonymity.
On the positive side, Michael Desch, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame, compared Obama's diplomatic overtures to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's secret outreach to China in the 1970s, which paved the way for the historic opening of U.S. relations with the Asian nation.
"Then, as now, critics complained that the U.S. was in danger of being hoodwinked by a radical and violent regime that was playing us for a sucker," Desch said. "An opening to Iran could potentially not only contain its nuclear program but set the stage for broader changes there as well."
President Obama calls Gov. Quinn after tornadoes
WASHINGTON, Ill. (AP) - Gov. Pat Quinn says he's received a phone call from President Barack Obama after fatal storms hit Obama's home state.
Quinn spokeswoman Brooke Anderson said Monday that Quinn received the call on his cellphone while touring damage in the central Illinois community of Washington. The community was among the hardest hit. The White House confirmed the call, saying Obama relayed concern and expressed gratitude for the responders.
Quinn gave Obama an update on the damage, relief efforts and emergency response. Quinn was with Washington Mayor Gary Manier, who also spoke to Obama.
Authorities say six people died in Sunday's storms when tornadoes flattened homes and caused severe damage. So far seven counties have been declared state disaster areas.
Obama signs bill to avert default, open government
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has signed a measure into law reopening the federal government and averting a potential default.
The White House says Obama signed the bill early Thursday, hours after the House gave final approval.
The White House budget office has already instructed federal workers to plan to return to work Thursday morning.
The measure restores funding for the government through Jan. 15 and extends the nation's borrowing authority through Feb. 7.
The partial government shutdown started Oct. 1. The U.S. was to reach its debt limit Thursday if no deal was reached.
As the deal neared final passage in the House Wednesday, Obama said it was now time for leaders in Washington to win back the trust of Americans that was lost during the debt-and-spending crisis.
Boonville Schools stick by Superintendent
The Boonville School District is standing by its superintendent following an investigation into the rodeo clown incident. The investigation by the district clears Dr. Mark Ficken of any wrongdoing stemming from the incident at the Missouri State Fair earlier this month. The report, prepared by a former Missouri Public Schools Superintendent and a former Missouri Attorney General, says Dr. Ficken was incorrectly credited as the man making disparaging remarks about President Obama, when in fact, they say, it was a rodeo clown.
Obama's inaugural ambitious meet political reality
WASHINGTON (AP) — Six months ago, President Barack Obama stood on the steps of the United States Capitol and offered a soaring liberal vision for his second term.
But the intervening months have showcased the political limits of Obama's ambitions. The result has been an uneven and sometimes disjointed start to what could arguably be the most important year of his second term.
Legislative victories have been scarce.
The president's gun control measures were vanquished on Capitol Hill, prospects for a grand deficit reduction deal are slim, and an immigration overhaul faces an uncertain future. Domestic troubles and foreign policy crises have also thrown the White House off course and into a defensive crouch.
The president's top advisers insist they came into the year clear-eyed about the potential pitfalls, particularly on Capitol Hill.
Obama defends cell phone, internet monitoring
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is urging Americans to "make some choices" in balancing privacy and security.
Obama is defending once-secret surveillance programs that sweep up an estimated 3 billion phone calls a day and amass Internet data from U.S. providers in an attempt to thwart terror attacks.
The president says it will be harder to detect threats against the U.S. now that the two top-secret tools to target terrorists have been so thoroughly publicized.
The National Security Agency has been collecting the phone records of hundreds of millions of Americans each day to learn whether terror suspects have been in contact with people in the U.S.
The NSA also has been gathering all Internet usage from major U.S. Internet providers in hopes of detecting suspicious behavior that begins overseas.
Meetings continue between President Obama and Xi Jingping
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — Another two hours of talks are scheduled today in California between President Barack Obama and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
They'll wrap up their talks with a range of issues. Obama and Xi met for several hours yesterday evening discussing cyber-espionage and other issues.
Obama says the U.S. and China are in "uncharted waters" as they tackle the contentious issue of cybersecurity.
The two leaders carefully avoided directly accusing each other of spying. But they acknowledged an urgent need to find a common approach to addressing the matter.
U.S. officials cast the more relaxed summit at a California estate as an opportunity for Obama and Xi to hold candid and free-flowing talks on the issues that define the relationship between the two countries, including the economy, climate change and North Korea's nuclear provocations.
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The three classic Go novels are "The Master of Go" ("Meijin") by Yasunari Kawabata, "The Girl who Played Go" by Shan Sa and "First Kyu" by Dr Sung-Hwa Hong.
"The Master of Go" was written by Kawabata and first appeared in book form in 1954 in Japanese and called "Meijin". It was translated into English in 1972 at about the time of his death. The story is based on the 1938 Meijin title game, for which he was a reporter. It records the change from the old order to the new, with it being the old master's last match. Kawabata received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968.
"The Girl who Played Go" was first published in French in 2001 under the title "La Joueuse de Go". The Author, Shan Sa, comes originally from Beijing, but she moved to Paris when a student. The story is set in war-torn Manchuria of the late 1930s and tells of the forbidden love between a Chinese Go champion and a Japanese army officer. The narrative alternates between the perspectives of the two main characters.
"First Kyu" by Dr Sung-Hwa Hong was first published in English in 1999, translated from Korean by American Go professional Janice Kim. The story tells of a young man struggling to become a Korean Go (Baduk) professional and how it affects his life and relationships.
Here is a list of mainstream novels and some other books that feature Go.
"Shibumi" is a thriller where the main character, the assassin Nicholai Hel, learnt Go by himself when a child in Shanghai and then studied in Japan under a pro during WW2. All the sections of the book are given Go terms such as Fuseki, Sabaki and Seki. A recent edition (illustrated) has Go on the cover. The author is named "Trevanian", which is a pen-name of American author and professor Rodney Whitaker (1931-2005).
American author Don Winslow has written the novel "Satori" (2011) as a prequel to "Shibumi". It features the formative years of Nicholai Hel, the Japanese-trained assassin. Winslow learnt Go through being a fan of "Shibumi" and included many Go metaphors and references in the new book.
The fifth book by Chris Bradford "The Ring of Water" in the "Young Samurai" [7] series (March 2011) features the young hero, Jack Fletcher, playing Go in Nara to save his life and those of his friends. Here is a review [8] from BGJ 155 and more about the book [9].
David Mitchell (1969-) is an English novelist who lived more than 8 years in Japan. His 2010 book "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet" [11] is about a Dutchman, who went to live in Dejima, Nagasaki, in 1799, and features some Go references, including games between Japanese officials. Here is a review [12] from BGJ 155. An alternative cover [13] and another alternative cover [14].
David Mitchell also mentions Go in one of the linked short stories in "Cloud Atlas"; in the futuristic Korean setting of "An Orison of Sonmi ~ 451" the title character is mentioned as playing Go on her computer and against a friend.
Jeffery Deaver's crime novel "The Stone Monkey" is about illegal Chinese immigrants and features Go several times in the story as the detective is taught to play by a Chinese colleague. The section header pages all quote from "The Game of Wei-Chi" by Pecorini and Shu.
Jeffery Deaver's 2010 thriller "Edge" is about an agent who is in witness protection and is a games fan. He plans his protection by various games strategies. He collects games (67 in one house and 121 in another) and likes to visit his local games club in DC where one can play "chess, bridge, Go, Wei-Chi, Risk or dozens of other games."
Scarlett Thomas (from Canterbury) has written a mystery novel "PopCo" (2004), where the employees of the PopCo toy company all play Go and the main character's cat is called Atari (see page 11).
David Boop is a Go player and his 2008 novel "She Murdered Me with Science" features Go. The main character visits a Go parlour in America (see page 41) and plays with a Japanese friend. An old lady uses the game position to predict his fortune.
Robert van Gulik (1910-1967) was a Dutchman who lived in Japan and China and produced a series of Judge Dee mysteries set in ancient China. "The Chinese Lake Murders" contains Go within its plot. Here is a review [21] from BGJ 156. An alternative cover [22].
Sara Paretsky's collection of detective stories "Windy City Blues" has a story called "The Takamoku Joseki". In it, Mr Takamoku runs a Go club in his flat in the same block as that of the detective, V.I. Warshawski. He has a problem when someone scratches a Go ban and then one of the players dies during a club meeting.
A successful French novel, now available in English, is "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" by Muriel Barbery (2006). The plot involves philosophy and the relationships between a girl of 12 and her concierge, who is a secret intellectual, and also a Japanese businessman who moves into their building. The chapter "Profound Thought No. 7" features a whole page argument about the basics of Go, between the girl and a film producer who is making a movie of Shan Sa's "The Girl Who Played Go". An alternative cover [25].
"Walking on Glass" by Iain Banks features three stories of converging lives. In one, a couple are trapped in a futuristic tower playing various seemingly impossible and uncompletable games in order earn freedom. One of these games is Open-Plan Go, played on an infinite board and only completable by using stones that are infinite in one direction from a point.
English author David Wingrove features Go in "The Middle Kingdom", the first volume of his epic future history work "Chung Kuo" (and in other volumes in the series too). In chapter 3 the villain plays against a computer while waiting for a victim, the game record he leaves showing him to be one of the strongest players. Later on the rising hero takes 7 stones on a real board against the villain, but slowly watches "his position crumble on all sides", until he resigns. The author's note says it is "not merely the world's best game but its most elegant". He quotes Pecorini and Shu's book "The Game of Wei Chi" (1929) as his source on Go. An alternative cover [28].
"Limbo System" is a Sci-Fi novel by Rick Cook (1989) in which all the chapters are named after Go terms. An starship comes into to contact with demonic aliens who want to steal their technology. Sukihara Takiuji is the best Go player in the crew and plays every day against other crew members and even against the aliens. Go principles are used to analyse the aliens' actions.
"Starborne" is a Sci-Fi novel by Robert Silverberg (1996), reworked from a science fiction short story named "Ship-Sister, Star-Sister", in which the crew of a starship set out to explore the universe. Quite a big part of both the short story and the novel mention Go, describing games between various characters (one of them a Blind Go player) at some length.
"Jian" by Eric Van Lustbader (1985) is the first of his two thrillers that feature Go. The main characters play and analyse politics and their actions against Go strategies, in a background of battles for control of Hong Kong.
"Shan" by Eric Van Lustbader (1986) is the second Jake Maroc story and the follow up to Jian. It features battles between opium gangs.
"Silk Road" by American poet Jeanne Larsen (1989) is a fantasy set in 8th century China (part of a trilogy). It features a girl's quest to find her mother guarded by celestial beings. Two of these, the Jade Emperor and an under-secretary play Go with black and coloured pearls, and they also hold conversations around the board.
"Queen Magic / King Magic" by Ian Watson (1986). This fantasy novel features two countries at war with magic initially by the rules of Chess. The game rules change in other worlds to Snakes and Ladders, Monopoly and so on. In one world the game is Go and camps appear on an empty plain, alternately black and white, obeying Go rules.
"Split Infinity" by Piers Anthony (1980) is the first of the Apprentice Adept series of novels by this England-born American fantasy writer. It features two parallel worlds and the exploits of a game champion, serf Stile.
"Isle of Woman" by Piers Anthony (1993) is a collection of short stories about men and women through history. Chapter 16 "T'ang" features Go, but any game of skill could have replaced it.
"The Left Hand of Darkness" by Ursula Le Guin (1969) is a feminist science fiction novel, the first in the Hainish Cycle. It mentions Go in chapter 16. The authoress is well known for being a some time Go player.
"No Shadow in the City" by John Callaghan (2012) is a mystery story about crime in Glasgow. However the main character, Stevie McCabe, is away in London at the start of the book and one of the things he is doing there is playing Go.
"Intuition" by Allegra Goodman (2006) is set in a cancer research lab. On page 164 two characters are playing Go.
"Cryptonomicon" by Neal Stephenson (1999) has a two-page scene involving a Go board and a rambling digression using Go as a metaphor, in the middle of its 1100 plus pages about cryptography at Bletchley Park and in a fictitious 1990's country.
Other European books featuring Go include German Günter Karau's war thriller "Go Oder Doppelspeil Im Untergrund", which features Go on the cover, and French Georges Perec's "La Vie mode d`emploi" (Life a User's Manual) and "La Disparition".
Non-fiction works that mention Go include:
There are many books with passing references to Go. For instance, Arthur Golden mentions Go twice in the novel "Memoirs of a Geisha". Sensei's Library has a list of minor references [43].
An online Sci-Fi story by Ken Liu, "Mono no Aware" [44], mentions Go.
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[9] http://britgo.org/youth/youngsamurai.html
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[12] http://britgo.org/node/3371
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[43] http://senseis.xmp.net/?Literature#toc2
[44] http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/mono-no-aware/


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"Most people say 'My dog never gets out,'" Lead Animal Control Officer Cindy Doak said. "Well yesterday we had thunder and lightning and we probably had 20 calls yesterday about dogs running at large because of the storm. The dog that is normally sweet and nice gets in a panic situation and they get out, and a lot of times they are a long way from home."
Doak and several Washoe County team members spent Tuesday afternoon inserting microchips dogs and cats for local residents during its free microchipping clinic as part of a yearlong campaign providing Washoe County residents a chance to protect their animals. The goal of 5,000 free microchips to residents in 2013 is on pace to exceed expectations as Washoe County Regional Animal Services has given 3,800 since February, not including the line of people waiting for their turn at the Scolaris on Disc Drive Tuesday.
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When a dying King Hussein shocked the world by picking his son rather than his brother, the longtime crown prince, to be the next king of Jordan, no one was more surprised than the young head of Special Operations, who discovered his life was in for a major upheaval.
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