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Touching Base: A Message from the ChiefJanuary 26, 2014@PPDChiefSanchez
For Your Information:
Pasadena Police Department's Mobile Command Post,
Curbside Coffee & Chat, is on the move in 2014. The police
department has received several requests for the mobile command post from
neighborhood watch groups and other local stakeholders. The mobile command post
is being utilized as a highly visible platform to engage our community members.
If you would like the Mobile Command Post Curbside Coffee & Chat to visit
your neighborhood, please call Officer Ralph Ordonez at (626) 744-7651, or
email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
On January 27, at 6:00 p.m., the Alkebu-ian Cultural
Center will honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "Eyes on The Prize
Documentary" Part-1. The event and community potluck will take place
at 1435 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena. For further information, please call
(626) 794-9470.
On January 30, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m., Vice Mayor Jacque
Robinson will host a "District 1 Mix and Mingle" event, which will be held
at the "Lincoln Restaurant," 1992 Lincoln Avenue, Pasadena. The event is
free, but RSVPs should be sent by January 25, to Tina Williams, District
1 Field Representative at: email@example.com, or by calling (626) 744-4444.
Our Community:
On January 20, several Pasadena Police officers
stopped by Jackie Robinson Park to help celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
Day. I understand the event was very well attended and included speakers,
music, dancers, and praising. The program was followed by a Freedom March
Video Breakfast, which was also well attended.
On January 22, Pasadena Police Lieutenants Taylor and
Hettema hosted a meeting with the East Arroyo Neighborhood Association
(EANA) to discuss traffic concerns and safety issues associated with the Rose
Bowl Events (January 1 and 6). The meeting was held at the Brookside
Clubhouse and I understand it was well attended. EANA community members were
engaging and offered their perspective and observations. District 1
Field Representative Tina Williams attended the meeting and EANA John
Dean helped coordinate the gathering.
On January 22, Assistant City Manager Julie Gutierrez and
I attended the weekly Pasadena Rotary meeting, which was held at the
University Club. The keynote speaker was Pasadena Transportation
Director Fred Dock. Pasadena Director of Libraries Jan Sanders introduced
Fred, who focused his remarks on mobility in our community. The meeting
was well attended and Fred's remarks were spot on! (Photos
On January 23, Pasadena Fire Chief Wells, PFD-PIO Lisa
Derderian, Police Chief Sanchez, and PPD PIO Lieutenant Ibarra
visited the Channel 7 Studios. The site visit was facilitated by KABC-TV
Assignment Editor Susana Quintero-Chamberlin. We spent some time
talking with the different news crews including Meteorologist Dallas Raines and
Assignment Editor Jay Eckstein (Photos@PPDChiefSanchez).
On January 23, Pasadena elected officials, local
community leaders, and PCC officials and city staff attended the Grand Opening
of the Pasadena City College Center for the Arts. Dr. Anthony Fellow,
PCC President Dr. Rocha, and others provided brief remarks.
Dr. Rocha also introduced Boone Family, key donors for the center.
If you have time in the near future, please swing by the Center for the Arts,
it is and extraordinary building! (Photos @PPDChiefSanchez).
On January 23, Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard hosted the
State of the City, which was held at PCC in the new Center for the
Arts. The 2014 State of the City theme was "Arts + Innovation =
Pasadena." The event was very well attended by elected officials, city
staff, community leaders, and many community members. The colors were
posted by the Pasadena Fire Department Color Guard and the National Anthem was
performed by PCC vocalists. Vice Mayor Jacque Robinson served as
the emcee and introduced several local officials. The podium was turned over to
Mayor Bogaard, who provided the state of the city (Photos @PPDChiefSanchez).
Pasadena's Finest:
On January 17, I received an email from a community
member commending Pasadena Police Officer Jack Preston for his
professionalism during a field investigation. The author wrote, "… I am
thinking that if Officer Preston is typical of the officer's in your
department, this reflects very well on you and the organization culture you
have created. Thank you for having Officer Preston in your department…"
On January 23, I received an email from a city
employee commending the Pasadena Police Air Operations Unit. The author's
son was on leave from the United State Air Force and visited the department's
heliport (he is a helicopter mechanic). Lieutenant Ingram and
other personnel assigned to Air Operations spent several hours providing an
overview of the section and how it functions.
On January 23, Pasadena Police Sergeant Lomeli, PhD, and
Officer Ordonez attended A Healthy and Safe San Gabriel Valley
Collaborative meeting. The gathering was held at the Duarte Community
Center. The Collaborative for a Healthy and Safe San Gabriel Valley is a
grassroots movement seeking to build awareness and to uncover the fundamental
causes of violence within the cities of Azusa, Duarte, Monrovia, and
On January 23, I participated in a tour of the
Burbank Airport along with Glendale Police Chief Castro and Burbank Police
Chief LaChasse. Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority Chief, Ed
Skvarna facilitated the tour. The chiefs discussed homeland security
issues/concerns, public safety topics, and other related issues (Photos
Critical Incidents:
On January 22 at approximately 6:15 p.m., Pasadena Police
officers responded to the area of Washington Boulevard and Mentor Avenue
regarding a traffic accident (automobile vs. pedestrian). On arrival, officers located
the victim, a Male Hispanic (Pasadena Resident) lying in the street suffering
from injuries caused by the collision. The Pasadena Fire Department responded
and transported the victim to a local hospital where he later died from his
injuries. PPD's preliminary investigation suggests the victim attempted to run
across Washington Boulevard when he was struck by a car traveling east.
The driver stopped his vehicle after the collision. Alcohol was not
involved and the driver cooperated fully with our investigation.
On January 23 at about 3:30 p.m., the Pasadena
Police Department received several calls of a "bear sighting" in the 1500
block of Old House Road. PPD officers and SPCA officials responded to the
area for public safety considerations. The media was streaming live shots of
the bear as it walked through the neighborhood. Officers contained the
area, remained at a safe distance, and encouraged inquisitive neighbors to
remain indoors. Fish & Game officials were notified; however, the bear made
its way back into the forest before they arrived.
On January 23 at about 6:35 a.m., a MTA Bus passenger
reported a stalled vehicle on Orange Grove Boulevard near Colorado
Boulevard. Pasadena Motor Officers Gilbert Ortiz and John
Watkins responded to the area. On arrival, officers located an
abandoned vehicle on the Colorado Street Bridge. Nearby they saw a Male
Hispanic (Los Angeles Resident, 40s) who appeared distraught. When Ortiz
and Watkins contacted the subject he yelled, "Shoot me! Throw me over."
Ortiz and Watkins began talking with the subject hoping to calm him down.
They negotiated with the subject for an extended period of time, ultimately
persuading him to seek help verses committing suicide by jumping off the bridge.
The subject agreed and was taken into custody without incident. The
subject was later transported to a local hospital for mental health evaluation.
It is very likely the calm actions of Gilbert and John saved the subject's life
by preventing him from jumping off the bridge.
On January 23 at about 4:45 p.m., Pasadena Police
Department received a bomb call at the Goodwill Shipping Store, 340 South
Fair Oaks Avenue. On arrival, officers talked with the witness who said
he located what appeared to be a hand grenade in a box on a table in the
building. The officers maintained a safe distance and could clearly see the
device. It appeared to be a "real" hand grenade, which included the
"spoon" and pin inserted into the firing mechanism. The building was evacuated
and the immediate area around the building was closed off to pedestrians and
motor vehicles. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Bomb Squad was
called to the scene. LASD Bomb Techs inspected the device and determined
it was inert. No foul play was suspected. A LASD Tech removed the
device from the premises for disposal. Pasadena Police Sergeant
Villalovos supervised the incident.
On January 24 at about 7:45 a.m., the Pasadena
Police Department received a call of a possible burglary in progress.
The witness observed the suspect (Male White) in the 1100 block of Blanch
Street near Wilson Avenue breaking into parked vehicles. On arrival,
patrol officers saw the suspect and contained the area. Additional
resource (PPD Team 6, WSGV Anticrime Task Force, Motors, PPD Team 7, and
detectives) responded to the incident. PPD Sergeant Kirby supervised
the search for the suspect, who was subsequently found by Lieutenant Torres
hiding inside a trash chute. The suspect was taken into custody without
incident. The on-duty watch commander, Lieutenant Clawson, supervised
the incident.
Phillip L. Sanchez, Chief of Police Pasadena Police Department207 N. Garfield Ave., Pasadena, CA 91101Office: (626) 744-4545 Mission First, People Always


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Here's a half-cocked rant on extremist fandom that I whipped up for KSK. There will be more where that came from.
Kissing Suzy Kolber.
Why do gamers make great boyfriends? Because the only cheating they do involves an online strategy guide. Yeah, well your mom isn't funny, either.
C an the world's leaders save our environment? Hey, it's friggin' December over here; can we get this global warming thing going any faster?
This is titled "Heartbroken: 10 Great Sports Stories That Could Have Been." Fresh…respected.
THE Smoking Section.
And this is called "Behind The Grind" with pro skater Terry Kennedy. Better than "Behind The Book Depository," I suppose. It's funny because he's still alive.
Real Talk NY.
Finally, an actual-sized Optimus Prime ice sculpture. "Autobots, it's time for the salad course."
"Sons Of Anarchy" is pretty sweet. Here's something about the Season 3 finale. Spoiler alert: it might involve motorcycles and that guy from Hellboy.
Warming Glow.
Leave it to cops to ruin your angel dust high. That's what they do when there aren't any blacks around to oppress.
Gamma Squad.
Cosmo's "Secrets of Male Arousal" debunked. Obviously, "Bring your Asian friend to dinner and hold the Flip cam" didn't make the list.
THE Smoking Jacket.
If you're looking for a comprehensive guide for heckling LeBron James, look no further.
The Urban Daily.
There's a new date set for the second coming of Jesus. It's not news…
Brazil elected a clown into their legislature. I don't know why that's a big deal; we just elected hundreds into ours last month.
Fork Party.
The Pacers beat the Lakers earlier this week. And then Kobe Bryant raped Stephen Jackson or something. Don't quote me on that.
The Hoop Doctors.
A copy of that Sylvester Stallone porn movie sold for $412K On eBay. I wouldn't expect the acting in that film to be anything special.
Ego TV.
Kid sees the dark side of the internet for the very first time. Good night, Ned.
Ned Hardy.
The ten best ninja movies, as determined by some jagoff that probably knows nothing about ninjas.

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text: Hodgson Retires! Paul Carruthers | April 22, 2010Former World Superbike Champion Neil Hodgson announced his retirement from the sport today, the Brit unable to recover from the serious shoulder injury he first suffered just over a year ago while motocrossing in Southern California.Hodgson never fully recovered from the shoulder injury, but opted to return to racing for another go at it this year in the British Superbike Series with Rob McElnea's Motorpoint Yamaha team. But Hodgson crashed in practice for the season opener and re-injured the shoulder. After getting it looked at again yesterday by a specialist in England, Hodgson made his decision."It's a big day, obviously, in announcing my retirement," Hodgson said today via telephone from England. "It feels a little weird. I still feel young, but I know it's the right decision. It's not something I just thought about overnight. I've been thinking about it ever since Brands Hatch. I've really struggled with my shoulder and then when I crashed on it again it was like, 'What am I doing here?' I've always said that I wouldn't do this sport for the money. You want to sit on that startline knowing that you're there to go for the win and I just couldn't face it. I knew I couldn't do the job I needed to do because of my shoulder, so there was no point in doing it. I had a good deal this year with a lot of personal sponsors because I came back to England, so I'm turning my back on an easy pay day, but my pride is more important."There's some irony in the fact that Hodgson's career ended at one of the very same places where it took off – Brands Hatch. Hodgson crashed there in practice for this year's British Superbike Series opener and landed on the injured shoulder, effectively forcing him out of racing – 10 years after what he calls his greatest year of racing when he won as a wild card at both Donington Park and Brands Hatch on his GSE Ducati."The best part was when I won as a wild card in 2000," Hodgson said. "That was like a peak – that was the top for me as far as the sheer entertainment of racing. That was it. That was by far the best moment."Hodgson's performance in those two races and his efforts in winning the 2000 British Superbike Series after a season-long war with Chris Walker led him back to World Superbike racing in 2001 with Ducati. In 2003, he was crowned World Champion."I don't feel negative about retiring," Hodgson said. "It feels weird, but I'm not negative about it. I genuinely feel pretty blessed that I've had a good 20 years road racing. I never thought I could have achieved what I achieved. I met so many nice people and seen so many nice things doing World Championship racing and living in America. I've had such a good time so it's definitely a positive. I'm not like, 'Oh, I'm really miserable that I'm retiring and I still feel like I could beat the world.' I'm not like that at all. I did 10 times better than I ever thought I could do and really enjoyed it all. Even when I first started, there were a lot of young lads who were faster than me, but I just kept going and thankfully I earned a bit of money."Hodgson also points to his seasons in AMA racing as some of his best memories."I had a real good experience in racing in America and living in America was actually a dream come true," Hodgson said. "I'm going over there again in a few weeks to take a bit of a break and will watch the last Supercross."As for the future…"I don't have a master plan just yet because it's early," Hodgson said. "I've always done a bit of TV work over here that I've really enjoyed doing so I might do a bit of that. I have some outside business interests. I could surprisingly fill a day quiet easily working and getting stuck into stuff. I'd also like to do something with fitness… a training school or something. I'm just going to let the dust settle a little bit and see if anything comes in of interest and then make a plan."Hodgson's Career Recap…Hodgson started his career on 125cc GP two-strokes and was the British 125cc Champion in 1992 at the age of 18. From there he went to GPs full time and in 1995 went to the 500cc class where he rode a Yamaha to 11th in the championship.In 1996 he went World Superbike racing for the first time and finished 10th in the title chase on a Ducati. In '97 he ended up ninth in the championship and switched to Kawasaki for the 1998 series and finished 11th. He won the British Superbike Championship in 2000 after a battle with Chris Walker that will be long remembered. It was also in 2000 that Hodgson regained the attention of the World Superbike Series when he won as a wild card at Brands Hatch and Donington Park. In 2003, Hodgson reached the pinnacle of superbike racing when he won the World Superbike Championship on a Ducati.In 2004, Hodgson raced with the d'Antin Ducati team in MotoGP, but it was a miserable season and he ended up 17th in the series. In 2005, Hodgson came to America to race in the AMA Superbike class with Ducati. He scored his only AMA Superbike win at Road America in the rain. In 2006 he was back with the Parts Unlimited team in AMA racing and ended up fifth in the series.In 2007, Hodgson worked as a test rider for Ducati in both MotoGP and World Superbike and had a one-off ride for the Corona Extra Honda team in the AMA series, finishing fifth at Laguna Seca. He raced full time with Honda the following season and ended up sixth in the championship. In 2009, he was back on the Corona Honda CBR1000RR, but suffered the shoulder injury early on, though he was able to return to action late in the season.Paul Carruthers | EditorPaul Carruthers took over as the editor of Cycle News in 1993 after serving as associate editor since starting his career at the publication in 1985. Carruthers has covered every facet of the sport in his near-28-year tenure at America's Daily Motorcycle News Source. Comments


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Boy missing in Knox County, Mo.
Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:57:25 GMT —
UPDATED: Wednesday at 1:31 p.m.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has confirmed the body of 6-year-old Christin Baucom was found in a pond Wednesday afternoon. Click here to read the newest details.
The Knox County Sheriff's Department and the Missouri Highway Patrol still are looking for a missing 6-year-old boy in Colony, Missouri and Wednesday the ground search and search by air has continued with more than 75 volunteers.
An endangered persons advisory has been issued for Christin Baucom. He is 3 feet-4 inches tall, weighs 50 pounds and has blonde hair and blue eyes. He was wearing a gray shirt, blue jeans and no shoes when he went missing just minutes before 1 p.m. Tuesday.
Christin has autism and will not answer when his name is called.
"It makes it a little more challenging in that as a normal 6-year-old kid. You can't yell to him. He won't respond to his name, so it makes it harder. And the fact that he's autistic, if he hears some noise, he could just hunker down and hide rather than come out in the open and we'd locate him," Lt. Nelson Elfrink with the Missouri State Highway Patrol said.
The search is concentrated within a 2-mile radius.
KHQA's Lindsey Boetsch was able to confirm that one pond has been drained and a dive team is in place in another.
Volunteers are searching on horseback, all-terrain vehicles and on foot while an airplane is circulating overhead.
KHQA spoke with a substitute teacher who had Baucom in her class. Danielle Bair says she could easily see the boy hiding somewhere. If that's the case, she says it'll take a group effort to find him.
"I think this shows the true community that we live in. The heart of everybody, that when someone needs something, we're all going to come together. We're going to do what it takes to find him, and we're not going to stop searching until he's found," Bair said.
When asked if this could be a kidnapping, the Missouri State Highway Patrol stated that it is looking at all possibilities.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol group also told us that Christin's twin brother drowned near the home last August when he wandered away.
Anyone who has information related to Baucom's disappearance should immediately dial 9-1-1, the Highway Patrol - Troop B at 660-385-2132 or the Knox County Sheriff's Dept. at 660-397-2186.


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Guest blogger: Jeannie, Customer Service
Adoption has always been something we have talked and prayed about as a couple but we never felt the time was right. Getting a daughter off to college, a wedding, and welcoming two granddaughters back-to-back it just was not on our radar. That was until my friend adopted a son from Ethiopia and our church went on mission trip - my interest got peaked. We were asked to sponsor a child from a government boys' orphanage in Addis Ababa. Of course we said yes and we waited to be matched up with a child. I will never forget the first moment we saw his face, my husband and I were on vacation in Key West and I got an email with his picture.
The minute I opened that email and saw his face I fell in love. I looked at my husband and said "Uh oh, this may be trouble." There was just something about this boy and I was in love immediately. It was like looking at the face of my own daughter after I gave birth to her - instantly in love and filled with that fierce 'mother love" for a child. It was at the very moment I knew what I had to do.
Lee, my husband, took a little more persuading. He likes to say it was a "truth and grace" moment. He is all truth, filled with all the "logistics and worry about this and that and I was in full-on grace mode, ready to move any obstacle that got in our way. Pretty soon we came together and it has been a FANTASTIC journey ever since.
Going to Ethiopia in October and meeting him and spending time with him really sealed the deal for me. I loved everything about the country of my son's birth. The sights, the sounds, the smells are like none other. He is a wonderful little guy, full of fun, so smart, speaks great English, is full of a mischief, and is super sweet and loving. He will fit into our family just perfectly. Walking through the airport door and leaving him behind was the single most difficult thing I have ever done in my life. I was so happy to get home to see my husband, daughter and grandbabies but leaving him was like leaving half my heart. The only thing I knew was that I would be back so that gave me some reassurance and I was able to get on the plane (it was not a pretty sight).
My husband and I are in the final steps of getting him home - we hope to be back in Ethiopia in about seven weeks and look forward to bringing him home this summer. Perfect timing, my husband is a teacher and will be able to spend the whole summer with him and it will give him time to adjust and get ready to start 7th grade in the fall, at the same school where his dad teaches (no riding the bus for him!). We can't wait to introduce him to our family, friends, church, community and we are looking forward to taking him to NYC to visit my family. He loves history and museums (which works out well since my hubby is a history teacher) so we will show him all the sights in NYC. We feel so blessed that, out of all the families in the world, God picked us for this special boy. We know that there will be challenges, but we are just very excited to start this chapter in our lives.


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ACAPULCO, México - Christina McHale battled into the first WTA final of her career at the Abierto Mexicano TELCEL on Friday night, edging Caroline Garcia in a two-hour, 44-minute grinder, 36 62 75.
McHale had been stopped in her two previous WTA semifinals - both at Québec City, in 2010 and 2013 - and for a while it looked like history would repeat itself this time too, as Garcia won the first set routinely and, after dropping the second set, went up 2-0 in the third set with points for 3-0.
But McHale kept grinding, winning seven of the next 10 games to close it out.
"It feels amazing - it still hasn't really sunken in yet," McHale said afterwards. "Caroline was playing really solid in the first set and I was getting pushed too far behind the baseline, so I really tried to dictate a little bit more. I started getting into the games more and serving a lot better, as well.
"I kind of had a good feeling this tournament."
The very end of the match wasn't so smooth, though - McHale won it on her sixth match point.
"Definitely on the match points it was on my mind that I was almost in my first WTA final," McHale commented. "Also, Caroline was playing some really amazing shots on all of those match points.
"I was so happy when the challenge system showed the last shot was out."
Awaiting McHale in Saturday night's final will be No.1 seed Dominika Cibulkova, who defeated No.8 seed Zhang Shuai by a 4-2 scoreline when the Chinese rising star was sunken by a right arm injury.
"I had a very good start, 2-0 up. My arm was fine, and my forehand and serve were feeling really good," Zhang said. "But in the start of the third game I couldn't hit those shots properly anymore. I was nervous to hit the ball because it was very painful. So I couldn't continue, and I'm very sad."
"She was playing really well at the beginning - so aggressive, so free. I thought it was going to be a really, really tough match," Cibulkova said. "All of a sudden she retired - I hope she gets better.
"But I've had tough matches every day, so it's nice to have a quicker day today. And I still had to prepare for the match and play half an hour, and I was happy with how I played, so it's fine."
Cibulkova has beaten McHale in both of their previous meetings.


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Absolute Zero wrote:Tammuz wrote:Sumo, though i'm not really sure about starlock.
I picked him for lack of another option.
Another planet the beasties could come from is Jungle Planet.
Ah, yes, good ol' Animatros.
Incidentally, why would the Maximals and Predacons (as factions) come from anywhere but Cybertron? If the new, more fuel effecient bodies were smaller than the previous ones it would make sense that they might adopt alt modes better suited to the size.


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Fashion News | March 31, 2013
Week in Review: Kids' Choice Awards, Three Stylish Birthdays, and More
Week in Review: Kids' Choice Awards, Three Stylish Birthdays, and More
This week was certainly a busy one — starting with a trifecta of stylish birthdays. All looking as cool as ever, Keira Knightley, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Elle Macpherson each turned one year older — can you believe Macpherson celebrated the big 5-0? We can't. We also turned our attention to Spring break travels, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, and all things seasonally chic. To top it all off, the Kids' Choice Awards provided another round of red (er, orange) carpet glamour. It's time to catch up on the week's latest and greatest, right this way.
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|This shot of Fred speaks volumes of the man. In the summer of 1974 I was holed up in the Meadows and Fred passed through. Word had it that he was looking for a partner for some remote grade IV or V wall on the East Side, most likely it was accomplished. The word "Iconic" came to mind when I first glanced at this photo. Keep up the great work Blitso.
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Aug 26, 2009
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|A legend in the Cascades and beyond. Great guy
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|Fred...you are my hero. Quite the inspiration. Butch....Blitso? Don't you mean Blitzo?
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Carey Mulligan Goes Androgynous For 'The Great Gatsby' Pre-Met Ball Screening
On the even of fashion's biggest night, Carey Mulligan attended a pre-Met Ball screening of her newest movie, The Great Gatsby.
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Ambassador for Romania in Sri Lanka said that Romania is to strengthen bilateral trade and economic relationship with Sri Lanka as there is tremendous potential in the fields of tourism, developing road infrastructure and machine building for industries.
He said Romania is the second largest country in Central Europe and has a high degree of integration to EU.
Romania exports electrical equipment, chemicals and papers to Sri Lanka while importing rubber, tea essential oils, seafood and clothing items from Sri Lanka.


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What you really need to do is read the following chapter from the PostgreSQL User's guide: http://www.postgresql.org/idocs/index.php?mvcc.html It explains all you need to know about how PostgreSQL handles concurrent access. Pay special attention to section 9.3 as Read Committed Isolation Level is the default for PostgreSQL. --- "P.V. Subramanian" <pvsmian(at)hotmail(dot)com> wrote: > Hi all > > I thought enough experimentation would reveal this > mystery, but its very > confusing, so I'll ask. Yes, I imagine that experimenting would be very confusing. Fortunately the documentation is very good. > When 2 processes/people are simultaneously working > on a table > > * does Postgres automatically enforce some sort of > locking? Yes. And it does so at the row level. It's very cool. > * do the changes made by process A become visible to > process B immediately > (of course, the result of a SELECT wouldn't change > dynamically, but suppose > process B did another SELECT, would it access > process A's records?) It depends on the isolation level, and on what you mean by "immediately." In the default isolation level if transaction A starts and then transaction B starts transaction A cannot see any of the changes from transaction B until transaction B is committed. Bruce Momjian explains it much better than I ever could, you should also take a look at the relevant chapter of his book: http://www.ca.postgresql.org/docs/aw_pgsql_book/node98.html > Thanks > > PVS I hope this is helpful, Jason __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? NEW from Yahoo! GeoCities - quick and easy web site hosting, just $8.95/month. http://geocities.yahoo.com/ps/info1
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IMF TO SHUT OFFICE HERE AS NORMALITY KICKS IN - The International Monetary Fund's man in Ireland, Peter Breuer, is leaving to return to Washington and the IMF's office here is to be shut. Mr Breuer, who has been based in Ireland for three years, is expected to return to the US capital by the end of July. No new IMF representative will be posted to Dublin, the fund told the Irish Independent. The IMF office here will be closed in the coming months. It's another sign of the normalisation of Ireland's economy after the bailout, although the €22.5 billion lent by the fund still has to be repaid. The first payments are due next year. Post-programme surveillance will continue with twice-yearly review missions here. As the IMF's man on the ground, Mr Breuer became one of the most high-profile names associated with Ireland's bailout programme. The IMF is due to carry out an in-depth review of its performance in Ireland and evaluate what lessons can be learned from the experience. Yesterday, however, in what was likely to be his final public address before his departure, Mr Breuer highlighted some of the "preliminary" lessons learned from the bailout.
SIR ANTHONY O'REILLY DESCRIBED AS 'INSOLVENT' BY AIB - Sir Anthony O'Reilly, once the State's richest man, was called "insolvent" by AIB as it had a judgment for €22.6 million entered against him in the Commercial Court yesterday, says the Irish Times. Judgment for the same amount was also entered against two of the former billionaire's investment firms, Indexia Holdings and Brookside Investments Ltd yesterday. The Commercial Court heard that Sir Anthony owed €195 million to eight banks and one fund. His debt to AIB represents 11.6% of his overall personal liabilities to creditors, and the bank said it believed his overall debts were greater than his remaining assets. One-time billionaire businessman Sir Anthony O'Reilly has had judgment for €22 million entered against him at the Commercial Court. He has other borrowings of some €195 million, the court heard. AIB said yesterday it was tired of "forbearance" and was worried it would be pushed to the "back of the queue" if it didn't move against O'Reilly. Michael Cush, counsel for Sir Anthony, said his client did not object to the entry of judgment but asked for a six-month stay of registration and execution to allow for the orderly completion of a sale of his unsecured assets and his 750-acre estate in Castlemartin, Co Kildare. Castlemartin, the court heard, had already received "expressions of interest" from potential buyers. The estate includes a church and a family graveyard where the former rugby international's parents and two grandchildren are buried.
EU BECOMES WORLD'S LARGEST EXPORTER OF FOOD - The European Union became the largest exporter in the world of agricultural and food products last year, with increased demand particularly from developing countries. The exports of milk, pig-meat, cheese, fruit and vegetables but in particular of wheat and barley, increased significantly, says the Irish Examiner. Total agri-food exports were worth €120 billion, with China showing the biggest increase in imports from the EU; China was the second fastest growing market behind Saudi Arabia. Exports to the US saw only a modest growth while imports, especially of animal feed increased sharply, according to the Commission's annual report. Overall the growth in EU agri-food exports at 5.8%, was slower than in 2012 when the increase was 12% and 17% in 2011. The EU agricultural trade balance was increased to €18.6 billion last year, attributed to higher exports, as imports remained roughly the same according to the report.
FRANCE SEEKS GERMANY'S SUPPORT ON BNP PARIBAS CASE - France has sought backing from its European partners as it seeks to limit US punishment of BNP Paribas for breaking US sanctions, saying "disproportionate" action against its biggest bank could pose a systemic risk to the sector, writes the Financial Times. President François Hollande has discussed the case with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and French ministers have also taken it up with other European governments, including the UK, a senior French official said. The diplomatic manoeuvring comes as the outlines of a likely settlement between BNP and a group of US authorities is taking shape ahead of an announcement that could come as early as next week. The bank is expected to pay a fine of $8-$9 billion, submit a guilty plea and agree to the termination of more than a dozen employees, several of whom have already left the bank, people familiar with the matter said. US authorities are also seeking to temporarily suspend the bank's ability to clear US dollar transactions - a crucial element for much of its international wholesale banking activity. Negotiations continue on exactly how this suspension will work, but US authorities aim to avoid any impact on the bank's large US retail network, BancWest, the people said.


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Defence chiefs from six African countries and rebel groups have signed an agreement to begin withdrawing troops later this month from front-line positions in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
But one rebel group, the Ugandan-backed Movement for the Liberation of Congo (MLC) did not sign the agreement saying it did not focus enough on fostering political dialogue within the Congo.
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, who has deployed nearly 10,000 troops in the DR Congo, urged the warring parties to co-operate in pulling their forces back at least 15 km (nine miles).
But even as the agreement was being signed in Harare, there were reports of fierce fighting in the southeastern town of Pweto forcing Zimbabwean troops to flee.
Zimbabwe together with Angola and Namibia back the embattled government of President Laurent Kabila against rebel groups separately supported by Rwanda and Uganda.
Cessation of hostilities
Mr Mugabe called on the United Nations to quickly deploy monitors to observe the partial withdrawal.
The UN currently has 100 military observers in the Congo.
"The implementation (of the agreement) should lead to the achievement of a rapid and total cessation of hostilities throughout the DR Congo," he added.
The agreement is expected to take effect from 15 December and be completed within 45 days.
MLC national secretary Valentin Jenga said that disengagement without dialogue would mean the partition of the country.
The Zimbabwean defence ministry confirmed on Tuesday night that "serious fighting" had broken out in Pweto, forcing Zimbabwean troops to make what it called a "tactical withdrawal".
Reports said up to 300 Zimbabwean and 1,000 Congolese soldiers were among hundreds of refugees who had fled into Zambia due to the fighting.
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Amy Maitland Gardner
Gestures in Late Classic Maya Art: A Classification and Interpretation of Ancient Maya Bodily Communication
My research focuses on understanding the role that gestures played in ancient Maya society through an analysis of Late Classic Maya figural art. Gestures, defined as body movements that express and communicate meaning, encode important information about how people relate to one another. In my thesis, I investigate the types of messages that different hand types and body postures communicated through Late Classic Maya iconography (on ceramic vessels, murals and stone monuments) and I explore the ways in which iconographic gestures were emblematic of the actions in daily engagements (of social, political, economic and ceremonial nature) performed in the communities in which the art was produced. With regard to Harri Kettunen's (2006) methodological study of Nasal Motifs in Maya Iconography, my research places particular emphasis on methods for recording and analysing body elements (including full body postures, arm positions, hand types and hand placement). My research also features a cross-cultural comparative perspective on gestures (inspired by recent anthropological, sociological and psycholinguistic research) to stimulate hypotheses for the interpretation of ancient Maya bodily communication.
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Educational background
- BA Hons., Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, 2009
- MA, Comparative Art and Archaeology, UCL, 2010
2012. Staging Interactions: Etiquette and Ceremony at the Maya Royal Court. Paper presented at the 34th Annual Conference of the Theoretical Archaeology Group, Liverpool, UK.
2012. The Maya Royal Court in a Comparative Perspective. Paper presented at Palatium, Utrecht, Netherlands.
2011. The Maya Royal Court: A Model for Rules of Engagement. Paper presented at the 33rd Annual Conference of the Theoretical Archaeology Group, Birmingham, UK.
2011. Pallan Gayol, C. Benavides Castillo, A. and Maitland Gardner, A. La Portada Jeroglífica y Otros Monumentos de Hwasil: un centro Puuc del noroeste de Campeche. Proceedings of the 21st Encuentro 'Los Investigadores de la Cultura Maya', Campeche, Mexico; Noviembre 2011.
2011. Exploring Maya social and political interactions through a study of posture and gesture. Paper presented at the Institute of Archaeology Graduate Conference, UCL, London.


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Mr. Velez-Villar joined the FBI in 1985 working in the San Juan Division and became a special agent in 1992. He was first assigned to the San Antonio Field Office, where he worked organized crime and drug matters, and then returned to the San Juan Field Office, where he investigated public corruption. In 2000, Mr. Velez-Villar was promoted to FBI Headquarters as a supervisory special agent and was detailed to the Drug Enforcement Administration's Special Operations Division, coordinating major drug trafficking investigations throughout the United States. In 2002, he transferred to the Los Angeles Field Office, supervising organized crime and drug matters and the Joint Terrorism Task Force. In 2004, he was promoted to assistant special agent in charge of the counterterrorism program in the same office. In 2006, Mr. Velez-Villar was appointed deputy director of the Terrorist Screening Center in Washington, D.C., and in 2008, he went back to the Los Angeles Field Office as the special agent in charge of the newly created Intelligence Division. In September 2009, Mr. Velez-Villar was named the deputy assistant director for the Directorate of Intelligence; he was appointed the assistant director in January 2012.
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DANIEL AGGER has put pen to paper on a new long-term contract with Liverpool.
The Denmark international was the subject of strong interest from Manchester
City during the summer.
But with 18 months left to run on his previous deal, Agger has committed his
future to the Reds.
The Dane, 27, said: "It means everything to me. This is where I want to be and
I'm happy the club want me.
"I am really happy right now. I've never wanted to go anywhere else.
"I feel I am a part of this club — and I want to be a part of this club in the
"I like the way it is going right now with the style we're playing, and
hopefully the results will come soon as well.
"The support from the fans has been unbelievable. The game when they were
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"It was such a good experience for me and I'd never experienced anything like
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Robbie Lawler was one round away from achieving his dreams.
Just think about that for a moment. All of the training, the years of dedication, the hours at the gym, the sweat and tears, the sacrifices at home… and he fell a hair short of that gold strap. And although we as fans and pundits alike can tell Robbie that he has absolutely nothing to regret… that he fought one of the best fights in the history of the welterweight division… it would do little to quell his thoughts of "what if I had done this" or "what if I had done that".
"It's easy to look back now and look at the things you should have done, but yeah, I probably should have pressed a little bit more and pressed to finish," Lawler said, after the fight. "I didn't do it tonight, and he fought a hell of a fight."
The fight was so close that it all came down to a single takedown, late in the final round. That takedown was doled out by Hendricks, and when he landed it, the look on Lawler's face was a foreshadowing of the scorecards to come. He knew that the championship had just slipped through his fingers.
"I was thinking, 'Oh s–t, he's laying on me.'" Lawler said. "That's what I was thinking.
" … The thing is, when you leave it up to the judges, those things happen. I just didn't do enough tonight, they thought. I need to go back to work, obviously, and work on some things, work on throwing a little bit maybe, some more punches. I thought I fought a pretty good fight. I defended some takedowns. It was a hell of a fight."
The main catalyst for Lawler's second-guessing, when it comes to the volume of strikes thrown, is just how close he was to ending Hendricks' night in the third stanza. We saw "Big Rigg's" knees buckle, his eyes widen, and a look of concern was readily apparent.
"I saw his legs buckle a little bit, but he recovered pretty fast, and he was throwing back." Lawler said. "He's a dangerous opponent, and once again, maybe I should've pressed a little bit more and took the fight to him a little earlier.
"He brought it tonight, he was in shape, and he got the victory."
Although Lawler was unable to walk away with the victory this past weekend, he can at least take solace in the fact that – even in defeat – his stock hasn't gone down an inch. In fact, it's quite the contrary; Lawler is probably one win away from challenging for the welterweight strap again. And if it was Hendricks that he faced, the second time around?
"I would go out there and finish him this time," Lawler said. "I should've done more in the fight and thrown more punches, thrown more kicks and took him out.
"I don't know. It's easy to look back now and look at the things you should've done."
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This hotel is located in the heart of the historic city centre, a few paces from the famous Museum del Prado and La Puerta del Sol. Guests will be able to enjoy the benefits of a convenient location, with numerous local places of interest, shopping opportunities and entertainment venues, situated in the vicinity of the property. This charming, historical city hotel was built in 1919 and comprises a total of 192 rooms.
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I heat my workshop with a ratty looking channing 2.
Over the years I have changed out the feed for one with the half moon paddle.
last year the tube that sticks out the bottom of the housing ,for the feed that the paddle shaft goes through ,broke free. I bought and installed a new housing and paddle (shaft had bent and snapped)
This year I fired it up and broke another paddle and manage to strip the gears on the feed motor........after muttering , I replaced them and fired it up. It ran well for a week and then snapped the tube on the housing again.
The coal I'm using has been sitting a while , but nothing else seems out of place....has anyone else had problems like these or am I just lucky.
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I had breast augmentation performed two years ago. I started expieriencing pain/tightness around the same time I started swimming more.But, I only have pain/tightness in one breast. I can seen my plastic surgeon and regular doctor and they don't know why I am feeling this way. Is it because I am swimming more now?
Why Would I Start Feeling Pain Around One Implant 2 Years Post-Op?
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Pain two years after breast implants
There are two possiblities to explain pain that develops months or years after breast imlants:
- Pain can be due to muscle spasms or cramping with increased activity or irritation. This will occure during or after increased activity of the muscle including exercision.
- Pain and tightness can also signify the development of a capsular contracture. This is more likely to be a more constant pain, independent of physical activity.
Both are more likely to happen on only one side and not both.
Learn more: http://www.drhamawy.com/breast/augmentation-westchester-ny/
One sided pain...
To fully answer your question I'd need to know the specifics of your surgery. If your implants are under your muscle then it's normal to have occasions of muscle pain, twanks, or other discomfort. This is typically on one side. The best way to prove that your pain is muscle related put your hand on your hip on the side that's hurting you and push against your hip. Feel the muscle tht's tightening from your armpit on that side down toward your breast. If you grab that muscle down toward your breast and squeeze it you will recognize that same pain. If this isn't the case then your issue may be one of several other that are a bit unusual at this point, but possible. The other that can cause one sided pain is capsule contracture...a hardening/tightening of the normal scar tissue that surrounds your implant. This will make the implant on that side feel a bit firmer than the other.
In general, these are questions that your plastic surgeon should be able to answer. If your plastic surgeon is unsure then a second opinion never hurts! Good luck! Scott Newman, MD FACS
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Pain 2 years after breast augmentation
You may have muscular pain from your increased physical activity or you may be developing a capsular contracture. You should be evaluated by your surgeon to determine the problem. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.
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Pain years after Breast Augmentation Surgery
It's difficult to say without an examination but I also think that it's either overactivity or possibly the start of capsular contracture. If you rest (do not swim) for a week or two and see that this pain has gone away, that is a good way to know that it was due to the swimming. Capsular contracture often happens in one breast - it may feel more firm than the other. I hope this helps.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/procedure_breastaugmentation.htm
Pain 2 years after breast augmentation
Capsular contracture is the 1st thing you must consider. Usually the breast with contracture will feel firmer and may be slightly higher. Muscle Injury and costochondritis, pain from the ribs could be other things to consider.
If this Is an early contracture and may respond to physical therapy Including ultrasound massage and banding.
Trying to figure out relieving and/or aggravating factors may help you figure out the cause of your problem.
Pain two years after breast augmentation
The onset of pain in one breast two years after breast augmentation is usually either activity related or a symptom of capsule contracture. If your breasts feel soft and look the same as they have throughout the post-operative period and you have been more active lately with swimming it may just be muscle pain from the activity. You can diagnose this by giving your upper body some rest. If the pain goes away you can be confident that it is activity related and not likely a sign of capsule contracture.
All the best,
Dr Repta
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