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LAFAYETTE -- Throughout the season, the Ellender Memorial High School Patriots had little trouble scoring baskets in clutch time.
But in Friday nights Class 5A boys championship, the Houma team couldnt come up with points when it mattered the most.
Tied at 66 in overtime, the Patriots took a quick 69-66 lead after a basket from Sterling Jones. But after that, everything went downhill for Ellender.
Westgate High of New Iberia got two consecutive baskets from Raymon Jones and Tyrun Walker to take a slim 70-69 advantage. The Tigers went on to outscore the Patriots 5-1 in the final 2:06 in their 75-70 victory.
The Patriots went 1-of-9 from the field in the extra session. But Westgate sealed the victory by going 5-of-10 from the free-throw line down the stretch and 53.3 percent for the game.
Following the game, a visibly disappointed coach Scott Gauthreaux tried to explain the Patriots heartbreaking loss.
"We lost to a better team," Gauthreaux said. "It was a hell of a ride, but losing is not fun. I enjoyed it to the absolute last second. These guys played their tails off."
Westgate coach Oliver Winston said the Tigers were excited to take the top-seeded Patriots to overtime. The win gave the Tigers (32-8) their first state title in school history.
"We got to overtime and we all came up to each other and smiled," Winston said. "We all looked at each other and said lets go after them. We didnt care if it went to two or three overtimes. We were ready to play and wanted to win a state championship."
The Patriots finished the season with a 38-3 overall record. It was Ellenders third trip to the state finals. The Patriots (1 for 3 in state-title games) won their lone title during the 1998 season.
Fridays was Ellenders final game in Class 5A. Next season, the Patriots will drop to Class 4A.
"I have no complaints about it," Gauthreaux said. "Somebodys got to lose. Three minutes to go, down by one, I was fired up. I loved every minute of it. We talked all week about one possession. I dont think my guys took one possession off. Weve been doing it all year."
The Patriots played the final minute of overtime without leading scorer Sterling Jones. Jones, who had a team-high 27 points and 12 rebounds, fouled out of the game with 1:10 remaining.
Though they fell short, Gauthreaux was proud of the way the Patriots played together.
"They battled to the end," Gauthreaux said. "I cant complain that they didnt. They played so very unselfish. Thats what makes this team special."
The game was the final one for Walter Jones, who finished his high-school career with 15 points against Westgate. Despite losing, Jones said he will never forget his final season in a Patriots uniform.
"I enjoyed myself," Walter Jones said. "I had a great time playing with them, and Ill be back next year to watch them come back and win it next year."
John Woodside, Bruce Harding and Juquincy Cross were the other seniors for the Patriots.
Gauthreaux added that the experience of coaching his first championship game is something he will never forget.
"I was a nervous wreck. I couldnt eat or sleep before the game," Gauthreaux said. "For the last 15 years, Ive been in them bleachers watching seven state championships. Every time them lights go up, I just wanted to be there. Dont get me wrong -- we werent just excited to be here; we wanted to win. We had our opportunities, but we lost."
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Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç stirred some controversy on Monday, when during an Eid el-Fitr speech, he said chaste women should not laugh in public.
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fish soup with rice
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clams, shrimp and scallops sauteed in a creamy pink sauce served over rigatoni pasta
traditional seafood and rice dish with chicken
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fish and seafood stew
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What is Gods plan for our love relationships?
The Lively Stones Outreach Ministry kicked off its first Relationship Conference on Sept. 26-28 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Shandett Cage, minister of New Birth Faith Tabernacle and the director of the event, said her vision was to educate people about the biblical standards concerning relationships. A lot of people dont know that there are standards you should go by when choosing a mate and that God has a plan for their lives, Cage said. If we do it Gods way, we will have a greater success and be happier in our relationships. One of the first things that was taught at the conference was that your relationship with God is the most important, followed by your relationship with yourself and then with others. The conference began on Sept. 26. Hattie Lamb, a member of New Birth Church, was the speaker of the night. She focused on the single life and referenced the scripture Jer. 29:11. On Sept. 27, Rev. Sabrina James, pastor of Tag Team for Jesus Ministry focused on marriage, her title was "The Right Relationship and her scriptural reference was Ruth 1:16. On Sept. 28, there was a panelist discussion and attendees were able to submit questions for the panelists to answer. The panel included married couples: Pastor C. J. & Deacon John Kelly of New Birth Faith Tabernacle, who were married for 43 years and Pastors Camille and Windsor Ferguson of Kingdom of God Ministry, who were married for 27 years. Diamonique Dixon, 17, a student at American High School and a member of the Lively Stones, said that she enjoyed Friday the most. Seeing the panelists who were married for several decades inspired her. It made her think of the future of her current relationship. Maybe I could do that one day, she said. Maybe I can be [like] them. Dixon said she also learned that she should talk more with God. I should talk to Him more, see what He has for me and just wait, she said. Charles Valon, 38, a member of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Miami Gardens, said the conference was a great and uplifting experience. His girlfriend, Tiffinay Cage, 37, who is a member of Lively Stones, invited him. He said he would use what he learned about relationships in his relationship with God, his girlfriend and everyone else. He said he enjoyed the conference night on Sept. 27 the most because it made him feel that there was hope in Black relationships. According to Valon, even though many people assume that Black relationships are not sustainable, he has learned otherwise at the conference. There is hope that we can make it, he said.
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When Boise State's Ian Johnson was asked earlier this week about the Broncos falling in the BCS standings, the running back thought the reporter was kidding.
"Did we seriously drop?" Johnson asked. "I really had no clue we dropped. I thought it was a joke."
It was no joke. A day after Boise State blew out rival Idaho 58-14, the Broncos fell from No. 18 to No. 19 in the BCS standings. Tennessee, which needed Vanderbilt to miss a last-second field goal to win 25-24, jumped Boise State in the BCS standings. The Broncos are 10-1; the Volunteers are 8-3.
"We're not voters," Johnson said. "We have no control over whether we go up or down. Whatever we deserve, we'll get."
Maybe not. A year after Boise State finished undefeated and ranked No. 5 in the final Associated Press top 25 poll, it's almost as if its miracle season never happened.
And with the way last season ended for Boise State -- with the Broncos scoring on a hook-and-ladder play to force overtime against Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl, and then scoring a tying touchdown on a halfback pass and winning two-point conversion on, of all things, a Statue of Liberty play that seemingly was drawn up in the Arizona sand -- it's hard to believe its 13-0 record and 43-42 win over the Sooners could be so easily forgotten.
"I think there certainly was validation that a WAC team that qualified for the BCS was able to prove itself," WAC commissioner Karl Benson said.
But as No. 19 Boise State prepares to play No. 15 Hawaii at Aloha Stadium on Friday night (ESPN2, 9 ET), in what might very well be the most important game for the WAC in more than two decades, neither team is guaranteed of getting the same opportunity the Broncos had a year ago.
Hawaii is two victories away from finishing the regular season unbeaten. After playing the Broncos, the Warriors host Washington on Dec. 1.
Even if Hawaii wins its final two games, though, it might not finish in the top 12 of the final BCS standings, which would guarantee the Warriors an automatic spot in a BCS bowl game. Boise State or Hawaii also would qualify for an automatic BCS berth if it finishes in the top 16 and is ranked ahead of a champion from one of the six BCS conferences (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Big East, Pac-10 and SEC).
At this point, both scenarios are far from guaranteed.
"I think that if Hawaii wins out, I'm still confident the system will get them to the top 12," Benson said. "I wish I could say the winner of the game would be given a spot, but that's not the case. A Boise State win will probably require a few more losses by teams above them. But I've said this from the get-go: a 12-0 Hawaii will make it to the top 12."
Benson can only dream of equality. While other teams have leap-frogged Hawaii in the BCS standings during the past few weeks, the Warriors seemingly have been stuck in neutral. After Hawaii beat New Mexico State, Fresno State and Nevada, the Warriors actually fell from No. 14 to No. 15 in the BCS standings.
"We knew from the start that we had to win them all to get any respect," Warriors coach June Jones said.
Beating Boise State, the five-time defending WAC champion, would be a pretty good start. The Warriors never have beaten the Broncos during WAC play, losing six games in a row, including a 41-34 loss in Boise, Idaho, last season. Boise State won 44-41 in its last trip to Hawaii in 2005.
"Everybody has been wanting to play Boise, after the last two years, because of how crazy the games have been," Hawaii quarterback Colt Brennan said.
It has been a crazy season for Brennan, the record-setting quarterback who came into the season as a Heisman Trophy candidate. The senior has missed most of three games because of injuries, and his record-setting production has gone largely unnoticed nationally.
Brennan threw only two passes in Week 12's 28-26 win at Nevada, after suffering a concussion a week earlier against Fresno State. Jones said Brennan will start against the Broncos on Friday night.
Brennan ranks fourth nationally in pass efficiency, completing 69 percent of his passes for 3,237 yards with 28 touchdowns and 12 interceptions.
"He's a special player," Boise State coach Chris Petersen said. "He's just got a knack for finding receivers and throwing the ball in tight coverage. He's one of those guys that has 'it.' "
But Brennan, who needs only one more touchdown pass to break former BYU quarterback Ty Detmer's NCAA Division I-A career record of 121, is barely mentioned among Heisman Trophy favorites.
"Last year, I played Alabama, Arizona State and an undefeated Boise State team," Brennan said. "I had the best statistical season but wasn't invited to [the Heisman Trophy ceremony]. It didn't matter. I think winning football games is what's it's all about."
Few teams have won as much as Boise State during the new millenium. Both the Broncos and Warriors are 7-0 in WAC play. If Boise State wins, it will be the fifth time in six seasons it has finished unbeaten in conference play.
Boise State's only loss this season was a 24-10 defeat at Washington on Sept. 8.
"This is our bowl game right now," Johnson said. "This game is really huge. We've done everything to get ourselves to this point. We lost that one game, but now we've got ourselves turned around. This is the pinnacle for our season."
In an inequitable sport, Johnson might actually be speaking for both teams.
"I'm never surprised about how those things go," Petersen said of the BCS standings. "I think when it's all said and done, and after everybody has played their final game, hopefully the rankings will be where they need to be. If we take care of our business, we'll play somewhere good, and we'll all be happy and have smiles on our faces."
Jones has even bigger dreams for the Warriors.
"I don't think if we go unbeaten that we'll be left out," Jones said. "If we go unbeaten, I think not only will we not be left out, but I think Colt will win the Heisman Trophy. If we go undefeated, he will win the Heisman Trophy. You can book that."
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Lookbook, Red Pens, Jayhawks, Birthday Suits, and more
Here in Weekend Checklist, our main goal is to highlight the standout local shows going on. Sometimes, though, we can't help but talk about our favorite national acts as well, whether they sell out First Ave's Mainroom or draw 50 people to the Turf Club. Occasionally, though, you find a weekend where our rock venues should be packed by the sheer quality of our local scene, and no touring acts need apply. This weekend is one such weekend, so put on your dancing shoes and go sample some of the best of the Twin Cities homegrown:
Dance-pop duo extraordinaire and critical accolade magnet Lookbook (profiled on the cover of this week's City Pages) step on to First Ave's Mainroom stage for the first time as headliners, bringing Slapping Purses (interviewed here), Bight Club, and Zoo Animal along for the adventure. 8:00 PM, 18+, $8 in advance, $10 at the door.
Like your rock and roll a bit more analog? Red Pens--accolade magnets themselves--headline a free show at the Hexagon with Cadette, the Bombay Sweets, and Is/Is. @21+, 10 PM.
TC ubiquitous uber-talented guitarist Mike Michel--you might know him recently as the guy frequently jamming with hip-hop act Unknown Prophets, or just as "Bill Mike"--brings his Co-op to the Turf Club, with Central Division, Right From Rona, and Lazer Forever. 9:00 PM, 21+, $5.
Birthday Suits Birthday Suits Birthday Suits! How exactly does this amazing two-piece make any stage seem so full? If you haven't seen one of the Twin Cities' finest, noisiest bands yet, this is a perfect show to see them: much like their recent tour-mates the Blind Shake, watching Hideo and Matthew play after a long tour means the hits are harder, the guitars noisier, and the kicks are higher after weeks of these two playing nightly shows and daily drives in the van dreaming up more crazy shit to do on stage. Plus, they're bringing Gay Witch Abortion, Pink Mink, and Jim & the French Vanilla along for the ride. At Triple Rock Social Club, 9:00 PM, 18+, $7.
Haunted House and Dante & the Lobster share some members and gear, but they've definitely got their own unique takes on the fine art of the pop melody. Sure, Tame Impala cancelled, but you don't need them when you have two of the more distinctive indie bands in town taking the stage at the Turf Club. 9:00 PM doors, 21+, $5.
The Jayhawks are practically a venerable institution at this point, a shining example of locals who've gained great success and always remained rooted here. They kick off the first of three nights in First Avenue's Mainroom with KaiserCartel opening. 6:00 PM doors, 18+, $25. This show is sold out, but there's still plenty of tickets for...
...the next night, when they do it all over again at 7:30, with StrangeLights opening. 18+, $25. (If Sunday doesn't work for you, you can also catch them Monday in the Mainroom with Romantica, 7:30 doors, 18+, $25.)
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COLOGNE meets MELBOURNE
Europe Tour 2014
The Tour was great! Thanks to everybody who contributed.
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Ulla Oster, Scott Tinkler, Christina Fuchs, Joe Talia, Christoph Hillmann, Andrea Keller, Ian Whitehurst, Florian Stadler
Artpipes e.V. is excited to announce the second installment of it's Australian-German cultural collaboration. Cologne Meets Melbourne brings two leading female jazz composers from opposite ends of the world together on stage for a series of concerts in Europe, May 2014. Cologne contemporary jazz unit, the Christina Fuchs Quartet 'No Tango' met up with Melbourne's Andrea Keller Quartet in Australia, 2012. Artpipes' first exchange project brought the two quartets together in an international octet experience premiering at Australia's Wangaratta Jazz Festival, with new music written by Fuchs, Keller and 'No Tango' bassist Oster.
15.5.14 Dresden
16.5.14 Berlin
17.5.14 Dortmund (WDR Jazz Meeting)
18:5.14 Luxembourg
22.5.14 Wuppertal
23.5.14 Munich
15.5.14 Cologne
more info: www.artpipes.net special thanks to Maryanne Piper for the idea and organisation
Christina Fuchs 'No Tango Quartet' @ Jazz au Chellah Festival Maroc
No Tango Quartet live @ the Festival Jazz au Chellah Rabat/Maroc
Sept 20, 2015 8:30 pm
After the quartet concert, No Tango will meet the marocan singer Sana'a Marahati with
her band on the same stage at 9:30 pm
Sept 21, 2015 No Tango Quartet @ Tanger /Maroc
Salle Severo Ochoa, 8:30 pm- thanks to Goethe Institute Maroc
WDR JAZZ AWARD winner for COMPOSITION 2014: Christina Fuchs
Johanna Hansen & KontraSax
A brandnew collaboration between artist and writer Johanna Hansen from Düsseldorf and KontraSax.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Newly elected state Auditor John Dougall is shaking up the office's administrative staff.
Dougall, a former Republican legislator from Highland, asked the 43 members of the current staff to submit resignation letters by Tuesday morning. The resignations would be effective Jan. 6.
"As I work to build my team, I will look to balance individuals with fresh, new ideas with others who have the wisdom that comes with experience in the trenches," he wrote in requesting the resignations. "These changes are a necessary adjustment, of course, placing more emphasis in areas and strategy that I believe are central to my vision."
Dougall spent the past two weeks interviewing workers. He also brought in external auditors to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the office.
After that process, Dougall said he received letters from 88 percent of the staff who wanted to be considered for reappointment. Of that group, he said, he decided to keep 76 percent. Some will be reconsidered with new applicants for open jobs, while others chose to retire or seek work elsewhere.
Requesting resignation letters is customary for new public officeholders.
"For most folks, I think they understand the nature of the process," Dougall said.
Dougall ousted longtime Auditor Auston Johnson in a GOP primary election in June. He then handily defeated Democratic candidate Mark Sage in November.
Dougall said he wanted to give staffers as much time as he could to decide what they wanted to do.
"Part of the nature is you have only a short period to go through this. You try and get through it as quickly as you can," he said. "From my perspective, letting it hang out there for six weeks would have been a disservice."
During his campaign, Dougall stressed what he sees as the need for the state auditor to be a more aggressive government watchdog, conducting performance and financial audits of state agencies. Tuesday's changes in the office reflect that notion.
"You start in-house, internally with your own shop before you start going throughout the rest of state and local government," Dougall said.
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Federated Farmers expects there will be at least a 40 per
cent drop in honey production due to windy and cool weather
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There would be a lot of beekeepers that probably would not
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to leave the hives to forage, and he predicted there would be
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National Bee Keepers Association president Ricki Leahy told
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On Friday, July 22nd, three very different events will raise funds to support Baltimore Pride and the GLBT Community Center of Baltimore and Central Maryland (GLCCB). At 7 p.m., the GLCCB's annual Pride cocktail party fundraiser, "Twilight on the Terrace," is set for Gertrude's restaurant at the Baltimore Museum of Art (10 Art Museum Drive). The event includes hors d'oeuvres, a four-hour open bar, silent auction, music by Arturo, dancing, and art. For tickets: Twilight2016.eventbrite.com.
A few years ago I had the privilege of working with a group of local LGBTQ youth. The teens themselves were as diverse as the colors of the rainbow that represents our community, but they all had a few things in common. These brave young people banded together to create a safe place for themselves and others like them because, sadly, they felt their community was not a safe place for them. They had all experienced harassment and discrimination; their lives were filled with experiences that proved the world would not accept them. They longed for change, but change seemed impossible.
Dallas, TX - President Barack Obama and former President George W. Bush — in Dallas to speak at the Tuesday, July 12 memorial service for the five officers killed July 7 following a Black Lives Matter protest rally — both spoke this week of the need to heal and to unite to bridge the growing chasm between the black community and police departments nationwide.
In a cramped meeting room in New York City on May 27th, a dozen gay men, HIV-positive and negative alike, came together to answer a vexing question: How do gay men bridge a divide that has been forged through decades of HIV stigma, distrust, and mutual blame? Or, at the very least, what might be done to start a conversation about the divide and begin to heal the wounds?
Urban Lifestyles, a family-owned real estate agency with longtime community roots and history of charitable giving, has joined the national Weichert franchise network. The new office, now known as Weichert, Realtors – Urban Lifestyles, is lead by broker/co-owners Mary and Ron Zimmerman, siblings who've lived in the Baltimore area their entire life.
A more youthful and rested look at a reasonable cost with no anesthesia and no need to go under the knife? Is it any wonder that in 2015 nonsurgical cosmetic procedures have increased by over 700% since 2000? That's according to the American Society for Plastic Surgery. It's a trend that will likely continue as more of us consider anti-aging alternatives that fall between a facelift and a wrinkle cream.
Ta'von Vinson, an African-American gay playwright and Baltimore native, decides to take a break from writing and hops over to The Drinkery for a much needed stress reliever. One can find him frequently at the Bun Shop or in passing with a friendly demeanor and colorful locks in the community. An outreach specialist with Johns Hopkins, he has many accomplishments, including his book Positively Me (about his experiences with HIV/AIDS) and being producer / director of the play What We're Taught at the Arena Players under his company, Theater Coven Productions. He personifies through his writing the celebration of diversity with black gay characters in real life. Baltimore OUTloud caught up with Ta'von briefly to ask him some questions about his character choices, works in the future and the imagery of black gay men on television.
On April 4th, 1969 the Spartan Motor Cycle Club called together members of five gay motor cycle clubs to have a meeting. They met at the apartment of one of the members of the Lost Angels in Washington, D.C., and decided to form an umbrella organization that would help the leather clubs work together. One of the main objectives was to help coordinate the scheduling of events so that clubs would not be competing with each other for attendees. The Spartan MC of Washington, Lost Angels of Washington, Cycle MC of New York City, Second City MC of Chicago, and Vikings MC of Boston formed the Atlantic Mid-West Coordinating Council with the mission of coordinating schedules, developing common rules for membership, and assisting in the forming of new clubs. They sent out letters to other gay motorcycle clubs and asked them to join. The organization continued to grow and by 1974 was made up of clubs from not just Florida, Colorado, and many other states, but also Canada and Europe. Growth brought problems. With so many clubs from all over the U.S. and beyond, the Atlantic Mid-West Coordinating Council was just not manageable. The solution was to break into three organizations: European Council of Motor Cycle Clubs, Mid-America Conference, and the Atlantic Motorcycle Coordinating Council.
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Situated in Vezin-le-Coquet, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Stade de la Route de Lorient, Freslonniere Golf Course, and Pontchaillou Hospital. University of Rennes 2 and Rennes Cathedral are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Inter-Hotel Les 3 MarchesImpasse de l'Enclos ZI Route de Lorient Vezin-le-Coquet Ille-et-Vilaine 35132
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 1453 square feet (135 square meters) include conference space. This Vezin-le-Coquet hotel also offers a garden, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Amna Kirmani, professor of marketing for the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business, has been elected to serve as president the Association of Consumer Research, effective Jan. 1, 2014.
Avid sports fans Derek Shewmon, MBA '09, and Federico Campbell, MBA '09, had often found themselves watching games from the "nosebleed section," and wondering why so many great seats remained empty throughout the game. They were classmates in Smith's part-time MBA program in Washington in 2009 when that simple observation turned into a business idea.
College Park, Md. – October 11, 2013 – The University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business today honored Chris Sultemeier, executive vice president of logistics for Walmart U.S., as the 2013 "Person of the Year" in the supply chain and logistics industry.


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Four leading hunger, nutrition and education nonprofit organizations have selected Prince George's County Public Schools, Maryland as a grant recipient for Breakfast in the Classroom, a new project funded by the Walmart Foundation.
Prince George's County Public Schools is among five public school districts demonstrating exceptional need and potential for success chosen to participate in Breakfast in the Classroom. A total of 21 Prince George's County Public Schools are now participating in Breakfast in the Classroom and the program has resulted in an immediate increase in students receiving breakfast.
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Freak Brothers, skippered by co-owner Bill Frater,
with co-owner and tactician Wayne Morgan, forward-hand Robert
Ley and apprentice Paul Wilkins, all of Timaru, was the first
to cross the finish line of the classic in four hours and 48
An unrecorded crew from Dunedin in the boat Garfield
took the handicapped second place with a finish in six hours
and 53 minutes, while Hyperactive, with a crew
including skipper Gavin Shaw and Alex and Karen Bruce, all of
Queenstown, came in handicapped third in four-hours and 51
Les Rogerson, of Arrowtown, took part in the race for 30
years before his doctor said it was time to slow down, but he
still knew the tricks of the trade.
''It is a bit like the America's Cup, they don't want to give
anything away until the last minute.''
The key to a good run to Kingston and back changed every year
and depended greatly on the wind, Mr Rogerson said.
The fastest time in 34 years was an impressive two-hours and
20 minutes. However, any time under three hours was good, he
Conditions on Friday were fine with a moderate southwesterly.
The winner was presented with a token bottle of rum.
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Tantas: "Good Peruvian Food in Central Lima" Lima Restaurant Tip by TooTallFinn24
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This was the first meal we had in Peru. There were four of us. We were looking for some place where we could eat outside because it was a warm winter day. So we arrived at Tanta in old town. There is another Tanta's in Mira Flores.
I had the Tanta version Papa La Huancaina. The dish consisted of potatoes Sliced Boiled Potatoes spicy yellow sauce (which contains Turmeric) served on top of lettuce greens. There was a distinct taste of egg and cheese in the dish. It was good even though when it arrived at the table I had my doubts.
My wife had a pulled pork sandwich. We couldn't remember the Spanish word for it but she indicated it was good and it had a dark sauce almost like a mole sauce. The other people in the party had cerviche. They indicated that Tanta's cerviche was quite good. It was served with fruit that looked like oranges and lemons.
We all had a couple rounds of Pisco sours. For those of you not familiar with this drink it consists of pisco, lemon or lime juice, egg whites, syrup, and bitters. The pisco sours at tantos were very good and hit the spot. After the second pisco sour I could definitely fill it and ended up walking around downtown Lima a lot slower that day.
None of us had any desert. The cost was higher than we expected. For four it was about $75.
Favorite Dish: The Papa La Huancaina definitely was good and unique.
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I want to find a low-cost path between two vertices on a directed graph where the cost of each edge is the same. Ease of implementing the algorithm and performance time are very important, so I am willing to sacrifice an optimal solution for one that is near-optimal, if the algorithm is simpler and quicker.
An edge can be blocked by an obstacle. The probability that an edge is blocked is known beforehand. Blockages are independent of each other. An edge is found to be unblocked or blocked when the vertex at the head of the edge is reached.
My problem is similar to the Canadian Traveller Problem, but my understanding is that solutions for stochastic programming problems are relatively difficult to implement, and the time taken to find an optimal policy can be relatively high.
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Malaysian election reform activists are calling for an investigation into the March 8 polls, saying the opposition would have won outright if voting was clean and fair.
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Spanish police say Ola Brunkert, a session musician who recorded and toured with the Swedish pop group ABBA, has been found dead at his home in Spain after apparently falling from a window.
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The Indonesian Government has defended security arrangements at a Jakarta court where a senior Jemaah Islamiah (JI) commander was allowed to go for lunch with his family.
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Victorian Health Minister Daniel Andrews says he is pleased medical professionals will not be going on strike tomorrow.
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NATO troops have come under fire during Serb riots in the northern Kosovo flashpoint of Mitrovica.
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A Sydney father and son have taken less than a week to sail to Hobart in their five-metre catamaran.
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has mobilised the army's ovens to deal with the country's massive bread shortages amid rising social unrest.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has laid a wreath at Israel's Holocaust memorial on a highly symbolic visit marking the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Jewish state after the Nazi genocide.
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The Storm kick-started their NRL premiership defence with a commanding 32-18 victory over the Warriors in their season-opening clash at Docklands in Melbourne on Monday night.
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China's Parliament has approved Li Keqiang as Vice-Premier, state TV said, making the protege of President Hu Jintao the most likely candidate for prime minister in five years' time.
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The Federal Government will review the management and finances of the Northern Land Council (NLC) after deciding recent events warrant investigation.
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Tasmanian Police have scaled down the search for a man and boy missing at Clifton Beach in the state's south.
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More ferry services on the River Murray in South Australia are operating under weight restrictions because of the falling river level.
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Defending NRL premiers Melbourne scored three tries to the Warriors' two to set up a 16-12 lead at the half-time break in the Monday night clash at Docklands.
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The Australian Senate has called on China to respect human rights as it deals with protests in Tibet.
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Some of the world's glaciers are melting at twice the rate they were three decades ago, according to a study by the United Nations.
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Dr Mohamed Haneef has hired a specialised legal team in his bid for compensation for his bungled arrest on terrorism charges.
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Adelaide Fringe festival organisers hope that starting a week later next year will build on the box office boom in 2008.
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Zain Verjee
|Zain Verjee
|Zain Verjee
February 11, 1974
|Notable credit(s)
|CNN International's World One, Zain Verjee Group
|Ism'aili Muslim
Zain Verjee (born February 11, 1974) is journalist who was born and raised in Kenya. Verjee now runs her own Africa focused production company, and is passionate about capturing the new narrative of Africa from authentically African voices. Zain is currently building aKoma, a storytelling and content platform for Africa. aKoma is in a private beta and is looking to launch in 2016. The aKoma team is building a base of content creators at www.akomanet.com. She spent 14 years at CNN as an anchor and correspondent, living in Atlanta, Washington DC and London. Prior to leaving CNN in April 2014, Verjee was the anchor of CNN International's European daytime program "World One". She worked as a newsreader for The Situation Room, as a State Department correspondent, and as a co-anchor of CNN International's Your World Today with Jim Clancy.
She went to Hillcrest Prep School and Hillcrest Secondary School in Nairobi, following the British private school education system. She did three A level subjects, English, History and Economics. Verjee received her undergraduate degree in English from McGill University in Montreal. She is currently enrolled at Oxford University in London and is pursuing her Masters of Studies degree in Creative Writing.
Verjee joined CNN in 2000, prior to which she was a news reader on Kenya Television Network, Nairobi and as a radio DJ for 98.4 Capital FM. She has covered major world events such as the September 11 attacks, the War in Iraq, the War in Afghanistan, the conflict in the Middle East, the trial of former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milošević, the post-election violence in Kenya in 2008, the Westgate Mall terror Attack in Kenya in 2013. As the State Department Correspondent covering Condoleezza Rice, Verjee travelled the world covering US foreign policy. Among her many trips she covered the historic trip Rice took to Libya, and eventually was a lead reporter covering the fall of Moammar Gadhafi.
She also reported on African feature stories for the weekly program "Inside Africa", which offers an in-depth look into lifestyle on the continent.
Some key people Zain has interviewed includes, Condoleeza Rice, Robin Wright, Laura Bush, Uhuru Kenyatta, Presindent John Dramani Mahama, Kofi Annan, Mahathir Mohamad, Graca Machel, Tony Blair, Cherie Blair, Angelina Jolie, and Lenny Kravitz.
In July 2006, she reported from the Korean DMZ, winning an award for the coverage. In September 2006, she conducted an exclusive interview with former Iranian president Mohammed Khatami on his first visit to Chicago.
In November 2014, Zain announced she was leaving CNN after 14 years to create her own media production company. Zain Verjee Group is based in New York and Nairobi with a focus on African businesses and lifestyle stories.
In February 2015, Zain announced she was creating the storytelling platform, aKoma. In an interview with Radiant Health Magazine, Verjee said "aKoma is all about telling African stories from African perspectives, but also so much more. We want to empower young African people to directly publish and tell their own stories so that it's authentic. It's about Africa. It's about stories by young, cool Africans with ideas and innovations to share with the world.".[1] aKoma provided authentic Kenyan voices and global views on Kenya during President Obama's historic trip to Kenya in July 2015.[2]
Personal life[edit]
Zain is an Ismaili Muslim, a minority group in the Shia Sect of Islam.
When she was 23, Zain published a children's book, "Live & On the Air". It explores experiences of a young girl who moves from rural Kenya to Nairobi to work as a broadcaster. She hopes to pursue her writing career and has written a sitcom, a book of poetry, and is working on a detective novel set in Kenya.
In January 2014, Verjee reported that she had struggled with psoriasis since her childhood and though it affected the way she related with others, she won the battle against the disease through eating well and maintaining a good mental attitude.[3]
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Zain Verjee.
- Zain Verjee's profile on CNN.com
- Zain Verjee at the Internet Movie Database
- Zain Verjee, anchor CNN International
- Daily Nation profile, May 20, 2001.
- Indian Express profile, August 18, 2003.
- Short profile on SAJAforum.org


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Network coding has recently attracted attention as a substantial improvement to packet retransmission schemes in wireless multicast broadcast services (MBS). Since the problem of finding the optimal network code maximizing the bandwidth efficiency is hard to solve and hard to approximate, two main network coding heuristic schemes, namely opportunistic and full network coding, were suggested in the literature to improve the MBS bandwidth efficiency. However, each of these two schemes usually outperforms the other in different receiver, demand, and feedback settings. The continuous and rapid change of these settings in wireless networks limits the bandwidth efficiency gains if only one scheme is always employed. In this paper, we propose an adaptive scheme that maintains the highest bandwidth efficiency obtainable by both opportunistic and full network coding schemes in wireless MBS. The proposed scheme adaptively selects, between these two schemes, the one that is expected to achieve the better bandwidth efficiency performance. The core contribution in this adaptive selection scheme lies in our derivation of performance metrics for opportunistic network coding, using random graph theory, which achieves efficient selection when compared to appropriate full network coding parameters. To compare between different complexity levels, we present three approaches to compute the performance metric for opportunistic coding using different levels of knowledge about the opportunistic coding graph. For the three considered approaches, simulation results show that our proposed scheme almost achieves the bandwidth efficiency performance that could be obtained by the optimal selection between the opportunistic and full coding schemes.
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