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Originally published on Tue January 24, 2012 10:00 am
Good morning. I'm Renee Montagne. At Disneyland and Disney World, everyone working there has a clean-cut image. It goes back to the 1950s, when Disneyland first opened and facial hair was banned. Even though Uncle Walt Disney had one, moustaches weren't even allowed until 2000. But starting next month, employees will finally be allowed to have beards, as long as they're kept short and trim, unless maybe you're one of the seven dwarves. It's MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
Competitive eater Takeru Kobayashi is best known for eating hot dogs. He once ate 69 in 10 minutes. Now he's on to a different food. TV host Wendy Williams invited Kobayashi on her show to set the Guiness record for most Twinkies consumed in a minute. There was no previous record for Twinkie eating.
Originally published on Tue January 24, 2012 5:07 pm
Given the nonstop, stereo-rock news cycle, the warp speed tempo of geopolitics and the constant to-and-fro between the media and the president, has the State of the Union address become obsolete?
Traditionally, the speech — an annual where-we-stand lecture delivered by the president to a joint session of Congress — has for decades been an opportunity for the professor in chief to issue a national report card and put current events in calm, codifiable context.
The hotly-contested Republican primary has gotten a lot of attention lately. Tuesday night, President Obama has a chance to reclaim the spotlight. He's delivering his annual State of the Union address. It's a high-profile platform for the president as he tries to frame the choice facing voters in November.
You might remember, last summer, the U.S. women's soccer team caught the attention of the nation with its dramatic run to the final of the women's world cup in Germany. Well, this week, the team is playing in an all-important, Olympic-qualifying tournament in Vancouver. And Christine Brennan is there covering the event for USA Today.
Christine, good morning.
CHRISTINE BRENNAN: Good morning, David.
David Greene interviews Michael McFaul, the new U.S. Ambassador to Russia, about the future of U.S. Russia relations and the rocky reception he's been given by the pro-Putin media.
As we've been reporting on the program this morning, Mitt Romney went on the attack at the GOP presidential debate in Florida last night. His target was rival Newt Gingrich, who was forced to defend his record as House speaker and later as a consultant to mortgage giant Freddie Mac. Gingrich denied charges of influence peddling that were leveled by Romney. And Gingrich said he was the type of bold, tough leader Washington needs.
Roll out the red carpet. We'll soon know the movies with a shot at Oscar gold. Nominations for the Academy Awards will be announced this morning in Beverly Hills. Kim Masters has been watching the Oscar race as editor-at-large for the Hollywood Reporter, and she joined us from NPR West. Good morning.
KIM MASTERS, BYLINE: Good morning, Renee.
This is MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. Good morning. I'm David Greene.
And I'm Renee Montagne.
A string of debates and primaries has kept the Republican presidential candidates in the spotlight this election season. Tonight, it's the president's turn to take center stage. President Obama will deliver the annual State of the Union Address, and in many ways kick off his own campaign for re-election. It's a reminder that Mr. Obama is running for president.
This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. Good morning. I'm David Greene.
GREENE: The latest Republican debate - last night in Florida - was more subdued than when the candidates last took the stage, in South Carolina. But still, it contained plenty of sharp jabs. After it was over, another dramatic turn in the race, with new revelations about Mitt Romney's taxes. We'll explore those numbers in depth, in a few minutes.
The two dominant candidates for U.S. Senate from Massachusetts say they want to keep superPAC ads out of the state. Sen. Scott Brown and his Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren have signed a pledge requiring that each candidate donate half the cost of any outside ad to charity, if that ad either supports their candidacy or attacks their opponent.
NPR's business news starts with another powerful woman in Brazil.
The Brazilian state oil company has a new chief executive. Her name is Maria das Gracas Foster. Petrobras is the world's fifth-largest oil producer, and Foster becomes the first woman to run a top-five oil company. This comes as the firm looks to double its production by 2020.
The company's stocks surged on news of the appointment. Foster will be the second-most powerful woman in Brazil, after the president. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
Originally published on Wed January 25, 2012 12:45 pm
And our last word in business today is a pat-down throwdown. The Transportation Safety Administration says it did not detain Kentucky Senator Rand Paul. But officials at the agency did stop one of their most outspoken critics while he was going through the airport security line in Nashville yesterday.
The Republican senator was going through a body scanner when the alarm went off. Apparently, it was an anomaly. Then, he refused to submit to a pat-down, so he was escorted out of the screening area.
Several states — including Illinois and New York — are now pushing forward with plans to offer lotteries on the Internet. That's in the aftermath of an opinion from the Justice Department, which reverses a long-standing policy and says states are free to conduct online gambling within their borders.
Originally published on Wed January 25, 2012 9:35 am
On Tuesday, it is likely the presidential campaign's focus will shift to Mitt Romney's tax returns, which show him making $42.5 million in 2010 and 2011. That number may be bigger than he can finesse by saying in essence: Don't hate me because I'm successful.
After Newt Gingrich's bravura performance in the final South Carolina debate and his drubbing of Mitt Romney on primary day, the former speaker's challenge in Monday night's debate in Tampa, Fla., was to maintain if not increase his momentum eight days before the Florida Republican presidential primary.
Meanwhile, Romney's challenge was to give his supporters who were shell-shocked by the Palmetto State results reasons to believe he had it in him to turn it around, to stand to do what needed to be done to beat Gingrich in Florida.
Connecticut has two casinos that generate millions of dollars a year for the state. Following a recent change in the interpretation of regulations against online gambling, casino operators and state officials are closely watching to see what kind of impact online poker will have on their revenue.
Even though it's a weekday, there are plenty of people are sitting at slot machines or playing table games at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Students graduating from college are entering perhaps the toughest, most uncertain job market in generations. In our series, we met recent grads who shared the frustrations and fears they faced as they set out in search of work. In this installment, we follow-up with one of our previous grads who has now landed a job after a yearlong search.
Seventy five years ago, before Theodor Geisel rocked the culinary world with green eggs and ham or put a red-and-white striped top hat on a talking cat, Geisel (who you probably know better as Dr. Seuss) was stuck on a boat, returning from a trip to Europe.
For eight days, he listened to the ship's engine chug away. The sound got stuck in his head and he started writing to the rhythm. Eventually, those rhythmic lines in his head turned into his first children's book: It was called And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street.
Originally published on Wed May 23, 2012 11:06 am
To spend a day in the life of National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore, there are a few things you have to get used to. Really long drives, for one. Tigers charging at you. And, of course ... well ... messes.
"I'm the only studio portrait photographer I know whose subjects routinely poop and pee on the background right in front of me," he says from behind the lens.
Originally published on Tue September 18, 2012 6:13 pm
This post was originally published shortly after John Levy's death late last week. Click the audio link above to hear a remembrance of Levy by NPR's Sami Yenigun.
This weekend, we learned that the jazz businessman John Levy died on Friday. His wife, Devra Hall Levy, announced the news on Saturday in a press release available on John Levy's website, Lushlife. He was nearly 100 years old.
It didn't take Mitt Romney long to come out swinging in Florida after his stinging defeat in this weekend's South Carolina primary.
At a news conference in Florida, which holds the nation's next contest on Jan. 31, Romney called former House Speaker Newt Gingrich "erratic" and said his work for government-backed mortgage firm Freddie Mac could haunt the GOP in the form of "October surprises."
The battle over Iran's nuclear program escalated Monday as the European Union announced an embargo on importing oil from Iran.
For years, Europe has been reluctant to join the United States in imposing tough sanctions on Iran. The United States years ago stopped buying Iranian oil, while European nations including France, Spain, Italy, and Greece kept up their purchases. European countries right now buy about 600,000 barrels of oil per day from Iran.
Citing the Golden Rule and saying that "all men and women in our state [should] enjoy the same privileges that are so important in my life," the last legislator needed to pass same-sex marriage legislation in Washington State announced this afternoon that she will support the measure.
Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen, a Democrat, posted a statement about her decision here.
Hospital food, like airplane food, is the kind of institutional food we love to hate.
But the days of jello cups and puddles of grayish gravy are numbered.
A lot of people — from deep-pocketed foodies to fast-food lovers to locavores — aren't standing for barely edible hospital food anymore.
At one end of the spectrum, some hospitals are going extreme gourmet. And not just with spinach salad or whole grain rolls on the tray.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are one of professional sports' most storied franchises. But they're up for auction because much-maligned and outgoing owner Frank McCourt was forced to put the team under bankruptcy protection last summer.
Now, preliminary bids for the Dodgers are due on Monday. The team lost its luster during McCourt's ownership, but estimates for the winning bid range from $1.2 to $2 billion, dwarfing the record $845 million paid for the Chicago Cubs a couple of years ago.
Originally published on Mon January 23, 2012 6:25 pm
Egypt's Islamists formalized their new stature on Monday as the first freely elected parliament in six decades held its inaugural session in Cairo.
The session was broadcast live on Egyptian state television and was largely spent swearing in the 508 members, most of whom belong to the Muslim Brotherhood and ultra-conservative Salafist movement.
But outside the parliament, not everyone was celebrating.
A few weeks ago, Mike Wendlinger bought himself a Christmas present — a Nook Simple Touch e-book reader. And when he did, he joined a wave of Americans who have combined to make e-readers and their more powerful bretheren, tablet computers, into genuine mass market devices.


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I came across this article at Science Daily, Gravestones Talking Through Time. It seems that Geologists have discovered an interest in gravestones.
We have heard in the past about different views on the care of gravestones. These people are interested in the wear in a different way.
The link to the article is very long, so instead of providing it, the article title is linked. Just click your cursor on the titile above.
Pasco County Genealogy Blog is here to help society members with research questions they may have. We will also be posting fun and serious genealogy related material. Non-Members that are interested in Pasco County Florida Genealogy are welcome to post to this blog.
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- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2010 at 9:14 AM
Excellent news article. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. I love to visit cemeteries.
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Personally, I think that the iPod shuffle is a good product, dependent on your situation. for me, I do use it in a gym but use it while I travel more. For this reason, I think that an ipod mini or an ipod 4g 20gb is better for me. But for someone who is an athelete (or the like), the iPod shuffle would probably be better
Posted by Kiara in Virginia on January 25, 2005 at 9:26 AM (PST)
Sounds as though Danyboy is in the same situation as me. I unfortunately found my iMac FlatPanel does not have USB 2.0 and the Autofill was really slow. No big deal. Pick the lists and walk away. I love this thing.
My wife has a 3G 20GB iPod which holds our whole library and we sync the calendar/address book which is nice on trips. I would occasionally borrow her iPod for work. Whenever I would use her iPod I'd select an "On the Go" playlist and then shuffle it throughout the day without looking at the screen.
The shuffle is perfect for my needs. I love that it just hangs around my neck and I can use the controls easily without looking at the unit. I find the earbud cord is a bit too long, but I'll get that silly cord wrap thing recommended here.
IMO the screen is not a necessity and it fits my needs perfectly. I'm sorry, Mavman, if you can't find 250 songs in your Library that you wouldn't mind listening to then you've limited your musical taste severely. This is now my own personal radio station with only the songs I want to hear popping up randomly as I move through my day.
Posted by fishert on January 25, 2005 at 5:10 PM (PST)
i am a 3G 15gig ipod owner. i think the ipod shuffle is something to complete the ipod collection on case of things to want in a mp3 player. original ipod, people loved, but thought of it as too fragile, and you had to baby it whereever you took it, then the ipod mini came, not, because of the different casing you didn't feel like you needed to carry this puppy around using your fingertips when it didn't have a case. (i've seen people do it) and then there was the price, the cheapest bran new one you could get is the ipod mini price, and at that price you could chell out another 50 bucks and get more than quadruple the memory. (though i know ipod minis are more a fashion statement than anything else for most people) but now the ipod shuffle comes along. like most of the posts prior to me have said: it's not for everyone. but it's for the people that thought of the ipods are too fragile, too expensive, too complicated..ect... apple is getting every comtumer to buy thier products now who did not buy ipods prior for listed reasons. and at a great price none the less. and for the already ipod users, this is just ipods little brother, and if you have both you can use either for different occasions, if you are going somewhere and are worryed about getting your ipod stolen or broken, bring the shuffle instead, inconspictuous in your pocket, and what people can't see, they wont't steal. (though if you are worryed abut someone stealing your ipod, don't wear the white earphones, it's a dead give away)
overall ipod is ipod #5 in a great family tree.
(prior ipods being ipod, ipod mini, ipod U2 edition, and ipod photo)
Posted by ayedoubleyou in california on January 25, 2005 at 7:48 PM (PST)
What are the power specs for the optional power adapter? Is it really the same as the iPod's (like the review said) with 12v output? Or is it 5v like standard USB?
Does anyone know what range of voltages the iPod Shuffle will handle? The iPod is pretty forgiving for anything from 6v to 18v (at least).
Posted by Joe Hendrickson in Canberra, Australia on January 26, 2005 at 8:18 PM (PST)
Well, I've had my Shuffle for three weeks now and I'm still impressed by it's size and weight. I used it every day to go walking. My wife uses it in the evenings. I may get her one for Valentine's Day!
My only complaint is the time it's taking to get the case I ordered from Apple. I think they only made one case for the introduction.
Posted by MichaelZ on January 28, 2005 at 1:26 AM (PST)
The Shuffle was my first iPod purchase. I am happy, but won't go bigger - just not for me. I only need a couple hundred songs for my portable player.
thanks apple!
Posted by Mega in California on January 28, 2005 at 8:31 AM (PST)
I have had my Shuffle for 2 days and the mini for about 6 months. Though the mini is not as full featured as the mini I find the shuffle a great mobile music player. Currently the Shuffle has 239 songs the mini 750.
I took the Shuffle snow boarding today and I found it nearly invisible the entire day.
The device sounds great and easy to use even with gloves on.
The simplicity of the device is why I made the purchase. I could have purchased other brands devices but I like the apple interface and it usabilty. Apple also seems to be on top of their software. For instance the auto fill feature is great.
There somethings I do dislike about it. The smooth power switch makes it is difficult to turn on and off. I am not sure if there is a button hold feautre but if there is n't I would like to see that. I would like to see a clip like te ipods have.
Great device glad I have it
Posted by bruinsrme in Wister MA on January 29, 2005 at 12:21 PM (PST)
It sounds like the shuffle is a nice addition for people who already own an iPod but want a smaller more activity friendly device. The Shuffle would be great to take along on ski trips etc. I would like to see an add-on device to allow Autofill from an iPod to a Shuffle. I can see myself taking both on an extended ski trip, using the Shuffle on the slopes and syncing it with the iPod at night.
Posted by Trix606 on January 30, 2005 at 4:57 AM (PST)
The shuffle is good for people who are money-concious like myself and who don't really care what song you're playing. Also, good for those who don't have alot of songs like myself. The only feature that I despise about this unit, I have one myself and no other iPod, is that you must have a computer to charge it...And there is no direct adapter that you can buy to hook up to the power outlets...You must have the dock and the power adapter.
Posted by AsianAndrew in Toronto, Ontario on January 31, 2005 at 1:47 PM (PST)
To jaisonline- Lots of devices dont have displays. The BOSE wave system is a no display system (except for the clock) only controlled by a remote. I just ordered my shuffle, and it looks incredible.
Posted by Almost Famous on January 31, 2005 at 4:29 PM (PST)
Hello World!
I am from Taiwan and I am a tyro to ipod.
Ipod 4G 40gig is my ideal walkman but I can not afford it because I am a student and do not earn so much for my living.
Ipod series are really attractive and I will have one if I have enough money.
Now, ipod shuffle makes my dream come true earlier than I've expected.
I can afford ipod shuffle and I do not care that the functions of ipod shuffle are simple.
The capacity is big enough because I could carry on ten CDs with me.
I booked one around one week ago and I will get it around middle February. I can't wait!
The most important of all, I have my first ipod!
I believe ipod shuffle is very great for new comer and professional user and it depends on how you use it.
Despite of some shortcomings such as no screen, no recording function, no handy charger, and so on, ipod shuffle itself is really user-friendly and the buyer-friendly.
I'll post more aspects after I get it and use it for a while.
p.s. sorry for my poor English
Kai-Chi from Taiwan
Posted by Kai-Chi in Taiwan on February 1, 2005 at 3:00 AM (PST)
I love Apple, and how they are an innovator on many levels, but the iPod Shuffle is not the first "Screenless MP3 player". Do any of you remeber the old Nike PSA things from about a year before the iPod waas released. They came in 64,128,256 and 512 I beleive. They were not that good though. Their button arrangement reminds me of the Shuffle.
Posted by BlackAndRediPod in Orland Park, Illinois on February 2, 2005 at 4:56 PM (PST)
When your working out in a mode, the last thing you want is to be distracted by trying to look at a screen and looking for songs.
Shuffle is perfect for the gym. I just cant wait for the armband to come out.
Posted by Xav3D in California on February 3, 2005 at 12:23 PM (PST)
i think the shuffle is very cool
Posted by daveari in New York on February 5, 2005 at 5:26 PM (PST)
I have to retract my earlier negative "Shuffle" comments. Until you actually go to the Apple store and hold, touch and feel this own your own, you will miss-judge on first impressions just as I did. Now that I own one, after checking the "Shuffle" out hands-on at the store, I am sold. Yeah there is no screen, but if that really blows smoke up your butt then by all means spend a few dollars more and get a iPod Mini. If archiving your music is your main concern, then the Mini will be too small in capacity so then opt up to the 4G model that best suits your needs.
As a iPod owner I have a 3G 10gig, a Mini, a 4G 20gig and now a 512mb Shuffle. Basically I'm all around covered. Be it a quick few songs via the Shuffle. My 20gig resides at home for use. The 10gig stays in my car (i never listened to the radio anyways) and the mini at the office connected to my notebook.
Yes I agree, on your point of the simplicity of the shuffle at the gym. I just tried it last nite and today. In the past I would bring out the mini for this purpose, but the mini falls short in battery life in comparison to the shuffle. Also I bring the shuffle into the sauna without worries (no moving parts, no screen for heat & moisture to ruin) Sweet! In the past I would wrap the mini in a towel hoping that 15 - 20 mins of sauna time wouldn't ruin it forever.
I have yet to fill the shuffle up with music, just opting to migrate over a few of my fav's from iTunes selection, about 30 songs. I have yet to mess with the encoding, but after reading the above article I might be tempted to see how much can really be sqeezed in without sacrifacing sound quality.
On a final note; here is hoping that the same company that brought us the awesome iPoDonut glow-in-the-dark does something similar with the shuffle's controls. Something simple like that would cause me to empty somemore $$$ happily.
Don't judge the Shuffle until you try it!
Posted by milk3pod in chicago, il on February 7, 2005 at 7:18 PM (PST)
Just wondering if a survey would be possible of the percent of 512mb vs 1gig purchasers. I'm just curious.
Posted by milk3pod in chicago, il on February 7, 2005 at 7:24 PM (PST)
The lack of screen is not a problem I think... As it's called, you play shuffle... So let's be surprised, even if you know what you downloaded in your ipod shuffle...
Posted by mikbrand from paris, Fr in Paris on February 8, 2005 at 3:18 AM (PST)
Can I connect the Shuffle to the Bose Sound Dock system? I am hoping that they offer a retro attachment to make this connection. Has anyone tried this or aware of anything Bose is doing to make this an option? Thanks
Posted by Bill The Thrill on February 9, 2005 at 11:07 AM (PST)
I'd just like to say, I've gone about 2 years without an mp3 player. I sit on the bus for an hour each day next to screaming babies and annoying people. I haven't been able to convince my parents to spring for an mp3 player. When the shuffle came out they jumped at the idea of getting me one. I think its great for any user that is interested in low cost and simplicity.
^_^ no more headaches for me ^_^
Posted by Shroin in Canada on February 9, 2005 at 8:08 PM (PST)
I'm waiting for someone to talk in more detail about the actual *operation* of the Shuffle.
One of the things that bothers me most about other flash MP3 players is the lack of "resume" -- start playing right where you were when you shut it off. Does the shuffle have this feature? It was some time before I found that pausing my 2G iPod (instead of turning it off directly) gave me this feature. But I've always been disappointed that plugging in the charger cord (unless I do it *while it's playing*) wipes the current playlist and I have to start all over again. This competes with shuffle mode, because battery life is still less than the total number of songs, so if you have to re-shuffle each time you turn the unit on, you're going to hear repeats.
Some might say this is a small point, but to me it's the most important point of shuffle mode. Everyone likes to credit Apple with genius interface, yet no one talks about it in detail!
Posted by creeble in San Francisco on February 10, 2005 at 6:14 AM (PST)
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Viewing entries tagged with 'Round 19'
Dragons power through Sharks
THE St. George Illawarra Dragons have powered through Cronulla Sharks to defeat them 18-10 at WIN Stadium in front of 18,292 fans.
Bulldogs in seventh heaven after accounting for plucky Parramatta
CANTERBURY has extended their sensational winning streak to seven after defeating a courageous Parramatta 32-12 tonight.
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THANKS to the NSWRL here are the teams for the 19th round of the VB NSW Cup.
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AS they become available, grab this weekend's Toyota Cup National Youth Competition lineups for Round 19.
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ALL the teamlists from Round 19 of the Telstra Premierships across Tuesday afternoon, with the first of the NRL's Rivalry Rounds coming up this weekend.
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Cotton House offers a multitude of activities to enjoy at the resort, around Mustique, and throughout the Grenadines.
Resort amenities include:
Swimming Pool
2 Restaurants
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Great Room Lounge/Veranda
Also available:
Horseback Riding
9 Island Beach
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Golf Trip to Canouan
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Enjoy Cotton House's Swimming Pool furnished with teak lounges and umbrellas, with views across the hotel gardens to the Caribbean Sea.
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The two recently refurbished Tennis Courts are available for guest use at the resort. An additional 4 flood lit courts are located two minutes drive from the hotel. Private lessons are available with the Mustique Island Tennis Director.
Endeavor Beach offers complimentary water sports, lounges, towels and umbrellas, plus beach service for resort guests. 360° View
Scuba diving, boating, plus complimentary watersports such as snorkeling and windsurfing, are arranged right at Cotton House's Endeavor Beach.
The watersports building is at the land's end of the jetty. Click for 360° View from the jetty
Shop at Cotton House's Boutique, located in the spa complex, for a range of Cotton House logo wear, exclusive designer clothing, swimwear and beachwear and gift items from Paris and neighbouring Caribbean islands as well as exquisite items made locally on the Island of Mustique.
The Verandah Restaurant (above) open for breakfast and dinner; the Beach Cafe (right) open for lunch and snack. See our dining page for more information including private and in-room dining.
The Great Room (right) for an elegant atmosphere, and the Beach Cafe (below right) for daytime beach service.
The Oliver Messel designed Great Room, with it colonial feel, makes this room a focus point of the hotel where guests mingle, meet and relax.
Enjoy your afternoon tea on the veranda that overlooks the Lily pond, have a pre-dinner cocktail or after dinner cigar and cognac; this room is a lounge that creates a feeling of being.


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Brand new, official 2011-12 Rosenborg home shirt available to buy online. This is the new football shirt from Rosenburg which is manufactured by Adidas and is available to buy in adult sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL.
We stock only authentic Rosenborg football kits and Rosenborg soccer jerseys.
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 20 October, 2011.


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In Week 6 of Mountain West play there are six games currently schedule, possibly five depending on what happens to Air Force vs. Navy. This is a light schedule and two of the games are on Friday night when Utah State hosts in-state rival BYU, and Nevada heads to San Diego State.
On Saturday there is just one conference game when San Jose State travels to Hawaii for a late night kick off, while the rest of the games are wrapping up most of their non-conference slate. Off this week are Wyoming, UNLV, Colorado State and Boise State.
Here is your Week 6 Mountain West football TV guide:
Friday, October 4 | TV/Web | Time |
BYU at Utah State | CBS Sports Network | 8 p.m. ET |
Nevada at San Diego State* | ESPN | 9 p.m. ET |
Saturday, October 5 | TV/Web | Time |
Air Force at Navy | CBS | 11:30 a.m. ET |
21/23 Fresno State at Idaho | KSEE 24 (Fresno) | 5 p.m. ET |
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French Transatlantic Cable
In the 1870's, several communication corporations were formed as speculative ventures. One such organization, the Compagnie Francaise du Telegraphe de Paris a New York, began in 1879 with the objective of laying a transatlantic cable. In Great Britain, the company was known as the P.Q. Company after its president, Monsieur Pouyer-Quertier. Shortly after its inception, the corporation settled on a route from Brest, France, to the island of St. Pierre in the Miquelon Island group and then to Cape Cod. Using a cable built in England by the Siemens Brothers and an American ship, the U.S.S. Faraday, the cable was laid in four months. It stretched 2,242 nautical miles across the Atlantic to St. Pierre and 827 nautical miles from there to Cape Cod.
At the North Eastham terminal on Cape Cod, the company constructed a large building that served as a cable station. Here the messages were received in international code and, in turn, transmitted via an overland telegraph line to New York. The station had offices, quarters for the staff, and space for social gatherings. Because the cable arrived approximately two weeks before the structure was completed, office space was provided during that period in the basement of the Nauset Light Beach lighthouse keeper's dwelling. When the station was completed, the cable was transferred from the dwelling to the station. The married workers built homes near the cable station at Nauset Light Beach. These men, however, subsequently complained that the isolated location created a hardship on them and their families. The school that their children attended, churches, and stores were far from their homes. Building the Cable Hut Because of the workers' plight, the cable company decided to center its Cape Cod operation in Orleans, Massachusetts, and opened a new station house in March 1891. A cable from the old station at Nauset was laid across Nauset Marsh to the foot of Town Cove at Orleans and then to the new cable station house. Maintaining the large, old station merely as a connection point proved too costly, and, as a result, the Nauset station house was sold in 1893 to A. W. Reed. At the same time, a small hut that measured about ten by fifteen feet was constructed near the old station as a connecting point for the cable. That hut currently forms part of the structure known as the French Cable Hut. It was common practice to erect cable huts if the station house were set a distance back from the shore. When the hut was constructed, it had shingle siding on the exterior and cedar shingles on the roof. The inside was not finished, with the studs visible. It was devoid of furniture. Only a connection box, fixed to the corner of the southwest wall above where the cable entered the structure, occupied the room. The French Cable Company operated the cable until France surrendered to Germany in June 1940 during World War II. While that war continued and for several years thereafter, the cable hut stood vacant. In the spring of 1949, Alice Snow's husband, who worked for the company, went to the cable hut and found it padlocked. After making an inquiry, he found that the hut had been sold to Dorothy LePage in 1946 for nonpayment of property taxes, even though the cable company had never been notified of such action. Undersea Communications in General
More than six hundred cables have been laid around the world. Between 1857 and 1928, 28 telegraph cables were placed across the North Atlantic between Europe and North America. After 1928, those cables which connected Europe and North America were designed for telephone use. The early cables ran between Great Britain and Newfoundland or Nova Scotia connecting overland to New York with two exceptions. An 1869 cable laid by the French Atlantic Telegraph Company connected Brest, France to Canada via St. Pierre Island and the Compagnie Francaise du Telegraphe de Paris a New York's 1879 cable connected Brest, France, to Cape Cod via St. Pierre Island. This was the first submarine cable to connect the United States to Europe. In 1897-98, the French Cable Company (Compagnie Francaise due Telegraphe de Paris a New York) laid the first cable directly between the United States and Europe. It ran 3,173 nautical miles from Brest, France, to Cape Cod. This second cable to Cape Cod did not pass through the cable hut. It went directly to the Orleans station. In 1899, a submarine cable was laid between the Orleans station and New York. The 28 submarine cables laid between North America and Europe from 1857 to 1928 are listed below. 1857 - Atlantic Telegraph Company 1858 - Atlantic Telegraph Company 1865 - Atlantic Telegraph Company 1866 - Anglo-American Telegraph Company (England to Hearts Content, Newfoundland) 1869 - French Atlantic Telegraph Company (Brest, France to Canada via St. Pierre Island) 1873 - Anglo-American Telegraph Company 1874 - Anglo-American Telegraph Company 1874 - Direct United States Telegraph Company 1879 - Compagnie Francaise du Telegraphe de Paris a New York 1880 - Anglo-American Telegraph Company (renewal of the 1866 cable) 1881 - American Telegraph and Cable Company (Cornwall, England to Canso, Nova Scotia. Connected from Nova Scotia to New York in 1889) 1882 - American Telegraph and Cable Company (same route as its 1881 line) 1883 - Commercial Cable Company (LaHavre, France to New York via England, Ireland, and Dover Bay, Nova Scotia) 1884 - Commercial Cable Company (same route as its 1883 line) 1894 - Commercial Cable Company (same route as its two previous lines) 1894 - Anglo-American Telegraph Company 1897-1898 - Compagnie Francaise du Telegraphe de Paris a New York (First direct cable from Brest, France to the United States) 1900 - German Atlantic Telegraph Company (Europe to New York via the Azores) 1900 - Commercial Cable Company 1901 - Commercial Cable Company 1903-1904 - German Atlantic Telegraph Company 1905 - Commercial Cable Company 1910 - Anglo-American Telegraph Company 1923 - Commercial Cable Company (Europe to New York via the Azores) 1924 - Western Union (Europe to New York via the Azores) 1926 - Western Union (same route as 1924 cable) 1926 - German Atlantic Telegraph Company 1928 - Western Union (New York to Europe via Newfoundland and the Azores) |
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Cinderella band members Eric Brittingham and Jeff LaBar join Brandon Gibbs in creating a new band titled CHEAP THRILL.
CHEAP THRILL brings you a sound flavored with Cinderella tunes such as Nobody's Fool, Heart Break Station, Gypsy Road; Hello and Goodbye from Jeff LaBar's soon to be released CD; along with the newest song from Brandon's solo record, This Town, which is currently featured on ESPN 2 for the NHRA season. This show is littered with popular covers and stadium rock songs.
Brittingham and LaBar, both of Cinderella, a multi platinum band that emerged in the mid-80s and sold more than 15 million albums, are pumped about CHEAP THRILL and the opportunity to continue working together and alongside Gibbs. Depending on show location - Add to this already talented lineup one of the following powerhouse rock drummers, Cheney Brannon, (Collective Soul 2008-2012) or Sal Giancarelli (STAIND) or Troy Patrick Farrell (White Lion/Gilby Clarke) only enhances the force of this show.
When Cinderella isn't touring, Gibbs and Brittingham have always found themselves working together off and on throughout the last five years. Legendary Rock Interviews, John Parks said in a recent review of a Cheap Thrill show of Brandon Gibbs, "Brandon Gibbs continued to erase any doubts or preconceived notions I may have admittedly had about him or his seemingly under the radar status. The guy is a star, as in a "Jani Lane in his prime" quality front man." The Nashville-based group CHEAP THRILL made their debut on the Monsters of Rock Cruise in March of 2013, and thus started the buzz about this new band that is storming the country with their modern mix of rock and stage presence that is loaded with more energy than a steaming locomotive.
"Being able to transition from a three-piece acoustic show to an all out pumped up electric show keeps the project fun and versatile," says Brittingham. Gibbs says, "It's all about the music. We have fine-tuned a product that will appeal to audiences of all ages."
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Project Cost: $41 millionPermit Date: Applied January 2014Completion: TBAOwner: The J.M. Smucker Co.Tenant: The J.M. Smucker Co.Architect: N/AContractor: N/ADetails: The J.M. Smucker Co. has filed a $16 million permit with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement as part of its planned plant expansion at 4789 Cromwell Ave. in Oakhaven.
Hard Rock Cafe International (USA) has filed a $2.5 million permit with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for interior renovations at 126 Beale St.
The Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau forecasts 2014 to be a banner year, thanks to increased consumer confidence with leisure travelers and a booking pace for conventions, meetings and sporting events that is easily outpacing last year.
It was shortly after 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 3, and Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris got an urgent message about a problem on Beale Street.
The Blues Foundation is about 80 percent of the way toward securing its $2.5 million budget for construction of the Blues Hall of Fame, which will be housed at 421 S. Main St.
2013: On the front page of the Daily News, Club Crave, at Fourth and Beale streets, had been closed as a public nuisance under a General Sessions Environmental Court order. The order followed a Christmas Eve shooting at the club that killed one person and injured two more. Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. vowed the city would seek to demolish the building. The club still stands but has not reopened since.
2013 brought plenty of unique and out-of-the-ordinary moments, as well as the launch of new events, businesses and civic ventures that collectively made the Memphis experience richer.
Much of it was covered in these pages, including in recent days a U.S. Supreme Court justice eliciting chuckles from and sharing his constitutional philosophy with an audience of Memphis lawyers.
A national music conference is headed to Memphis, bringing a variety of leaders in education and fundraising, plus youth groups and music teachers, to the Westin Memphis Beale Street Hotel and Minglewood Hall for a concert and master class.
City attorney Herman Morris Jr. is the 2013 recipient of the International Municipal Lawyers Association's Joseph I. Mulligan Jr. Distinguished Public Service Award, which recognizes a local government attorney for achievements in local government law.
The Memphis brand is having a moment.
In just the past week alone, national media attention has showcased a handful of local businesses and landmarks, with outlets talking up everything from Beale Street and the National Civil Rights Museum to Graceland, the Memphis Grizzlies and Muddy's Bake Shop.
The Center for Southern Folklore will present the Memphis Music & Heritage Festival Saturday, Aug. 31, and Sunday, Sept. 1, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Main Street between Peabody Place and Union Avenue. The event will include music, food, and arts and crafts vendors. Cost is free. Visit southernfolklore.org for a list of performers.
Business and Professional Women of Tennessee members will meet Friday, Aug. 30, at 11:30 a.m. at Jason's Deli, 3743 Poplar Ave., to discuss re-establishing a Memphis chapter. The state organization is an affiliate of the BPW Foundation, an advocate for women on work-life balance and workplace equity issues. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 489-5481.
Graceland – the Whitehaven mansion and the artifacts in it – is not for sale.
But 85 percent of Elvis Presley Enterprises, the corporation that operates Graceland and owns the rights to the entertainer's image, royalties and publishing on his music, is for sale as another Elvis Week reaches its end.
To illustrate the stiff competition Memphis faces in landing conferences and conventions because of hotel room capacity available in the city, Memphis-based hotel consultant Chuck Pinkowski points to a formidable foe just three hours away.
The state of Tennessee has withdrawn $316,680 from the city for a riverfront bike and pedestrian system due to inactivity, according to state officials.
"Sorry for the bad news but this project is very old and there was no movement and I could not get any information out of any one on why there was such a delay in getting the project constructed that Federal Highway Administration said they were pulling the funding," Lisa Dunn, transportation planner with the Tennessee Department of Transportation, wrote in an email to Jim Reeder, project development coordinator for the Riverfront Development Corp.
The Rebel on Beale summer country music concert series will kick off with Emerson Drive Thursday, June 20, at 7:30 p.m. in W.C. Handy Park at Beale and South Third streets. Cost is free. Visit rebel953.com.
The Westin Memphis Beale Street Hotel, RedRover Sales & Marketing and Angela Copeland will hold Memphis to Moore, a fundraiser for rebuilding efforts in Moore, Okla., Friday, June 14, at 7 p.m. at Westin, 170 Lt. George W. Lee Ave. Funds will go to the Moore Public Schools Tornado Relief Fund. Tickets are $50 in advance and $60 at the door. Visit memphistomoore.org.
The Daily News will present Literatini, benefiting Literacy Mid-South, Thursday, June 13, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at The Booksellers at Laurelwood, 387 Perkins Road Extended. The event will include martinis and food, an auction, live music and a wine pull. Tickets are $50 per person or $75 per couple. Visit literacymidsouth.org.
The city's tourism and travel industry is thriving as a one-of-a-kind destination for leisure and business travelers, but industry insiders believe a larger, technologically updated convention center is needed in years to come if Memphis wants to remain competitive in bringing larger groups to town.
Memphis Rotary Club will meet Tuesday, May 21, at noon at the University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. Tim Brown, president of Kroger's Delta Division, will speak. Cost is $18. R.S.V.P. to Taylor Hughes at email@example.com.
The owners of Club 152 in the Beale Street entertainment district are due in Shelby County General Sessions Environmental Court Monday, May 20, for the first hearing on the injunction that closed the popular nightspot Thursday afternoon as a public nuisance.
Club 152 in the Beale Street entertainment district was closed Thursday, May 16, as a public nuisance.
Memphis Police and officials with the Shelby County District Attorney General's office emptied the three-level club of customers and employees and then had a locksmith padlock the doors to the club.
National Hispanic Professional Organization-Memphis will meet Thursday, May 16, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hilton Memphis, 939 Ridge Lake Blvd. Speakers include Larry Jensen, president and CEO of Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors LLC, and representatives from Washington think tank Excelencia in Education. Cost is free for members and $20 for nonmembers. R.S.V.P. to email@example.com or 466-6476.
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art will host Vin-A-Que, part of the 2013 Memphis Wine + Food Series, Friday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at the museum, 1934 Poplar Ave. The event will include snout-to-tail barbecue, other dishes prepared by local chefs, specialty cocktails and wines, and live music. Tickets are $100 at the door. Visit memphiswineandfoodseries.org.
Business Over Coffee International will launch a six-part social media training class titled Weave Your Own Web on Thursday, May 9, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the group's headquarters, 5865 Ridgeway Road, suite 300. Classes will continue the second Thursday of each month. Cost is free for members and first-time guests, and $10 for returning guests. Visit businessovercoffee.biz or call 820-4469.
In-Synk and The Daily News will host a Leadership Lunch & Learn about Nate Silver's book "The Signal and The Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail – But Some Don't" Friday, May 3, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Triumph Bank board room, 5699 Poplar Ave. Cost is $20. Register at lnlsignalnoise-rss.eventbrite.com.
MEMPHIS (AP) – Hundreds of union members and their supporters marched in Memphis on the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s murder, calling for a new commitment to the human rights causes he died for.
Four of the five players in the 2013 recruiting class of the University of Memphis basketball team will be featured in the annual Jack Jones Basketball Shootout that begins Thursday, March 21, and continues through Saturday, March 23.
The 37th edition of the Memphis In May International Festival's Beale Street Music Festival features a 68-act lineup from Alice in Chains to ZZ Top.
The lineup of musical performers playing over three days from May 3 to May 5 was formally announced Thursday, Feb. 28, although much of the lineup had already been confirmed.
Black Business Association of Memphis will meet Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 8 a.m. at the association's office, 555 Beale St. Jozelle Booker of Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division will discuss what MLGW's recent disparity study means for minority businesses. Visit bbamemphis.com.
The Orpheum Theatre will present "Anything Goes" Tuesday, Feb. 26, through March 3 at the theater, 203 S. Main St. Visit orpheum-memphis.com or call 525-3000 for showtimes and tickets.
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The tall ceilings and 100-year-old wood flooring of the historic 409 S. Main St. building were right in line with the American Advertising Federation Memphis' 2013 ADDY Awards ceremony, themed beware of "The Creeping Boredom."
Mark Weaver, principal with Hnedak Bobo Group, was recently elevated to a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.
A past president of AIA Memphis and AIA Tennessee, Weaver was recognized for advancing the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of architectural education, training and practice.
Make-A-Wish Mid-South will host Wine for Wishes Thursday, Feb. 28, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at The Cadre, 149 Monroe Ave. The fundraiser will include food and wine pairings, a silent auction and live music by The Will Tucker Band. Visit midsouth.wish.org.
Dorchelle T. Spence has been promoted to vice president at Riverfront Development Corp. Spence, who formerly served as director of communications, will assume broader organizational responsibilities to focus on providing strategic direction in addition to marketing, public relations, advertising, community relations, programming and government relations.
The Booksellers at Laurelwood will host former Vice President Al Gore, signing "The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change," Monday, Feb. 18, at noon at the bookstore, 387 Perkins Road Extended. Visit thebooksellersatlaurelwood.com.
Memphis Child Advocacy Center will hold its Works of Heart valentine auction, featuring works by more than 100 local artists, Saturday, Feb. 9, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Memphis College of Art, 1930 Poplar Ave. Visit memphiscac.org.
Phrases used to describe Cynthia Ham at the Thursday, Jan. 24, American Advertising Federation Memphis meeting included "the Memphis enthusiast," "the art-aholic," "the hostess/entertainer," "a local celebrity" and even "a pushy broad."
The Metropolitan Memphis Hotel & Lodging Association recently elected its slate of officers to serve in 2013, and the group now ramps up for a busy year, including the 14th annual MMHLA Lodging Industry Update on Feb. 22 at the Hilton Memphis.
Tuesday, Jan. 15, would have been the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 84th birthday.
In the almost 45 years since his assassination at the Lorraine Motel, the South Main district and Downtown as a whole have certainly seen its ebbs and flows. But 2013 has the potential to be one of the years in which the civil rights icon would be most proud of the area's revitalization.
Black Business Association of Memphis will meet Thursday, Jan. 17, at 8 a.m. at the Renaissance Business Center, 555 Beale St. Ricky Tucker of Rix International will speak, and a light breakfast will be served. Visit bbamemphis.com.
Center City Development Corp. board of directors will meet Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 9 a.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphis.com.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. said 2013 will be the year his administration reopens discussions about a new convention center.
Wharton's open question about how to compete for convention and meeting business comes five years to the month that his predecessor as mayor, Willie Herenton, talked of building a new convention center or expanding the existing one, which underwent a major renovation in 2005.
There's something newly electric in the air. That's how the editors of National Geographic Traveler describe Memphis, putting the city in the category of 20 must-see places in 2013.
It's a description that came at the end of November in the form of something Memphians aren't altogether used to – the editors of national publications nodding approvingly from afar at a city long relegated to one arbitrary ranking after another.
From Thanksgiving through the first full week in December, four overnight cruise boats will have docked at the Memphis riverfront.
And the Riverfront Development Corp., which manages the riverfront for the city including Beale Street Landing, has been talking with one cruise company about more of the boats coming to Memphis.
The Memphis hotel industry can thank at least 200,000 of its room nights last year to European visitors booked by tour operators.
European stays in Memphis averaged three nights, with each person spending more than $200 per day.
Opera Memphis will soon "turn the opera house inside out" as it kicks off its 2012-2013 season.
Saturday, Sept. 15, marks the first day of a brand new, month-long event called 30 Days of Opera. Every day until mid-October, Opera Memphis will be presenting free performances throughout the city.
Dredge work on the entrance to McKellar Lake off the Mississippi River begins Friday, Sept. 7, as the river level at Memphis rises a bit in the worst drought since the summer of 1988.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has two dredges working the river in the Memphis region in what is a different experience from the record-setting drought of 1988 when the river fell to -10.7 feet on the Memphis gauge.
The second annual Midsouth Autism Conference will be held Monday, July 16, to Wednesday, July 18, at the Landers Center, 4560 Venture Drive in Southaven. Sponsored by Transformations Autism Treatment Center, the conference is geared toward educating professionals, parents and people affected by the disorder. Visit transformingautism.com for a schedule and registration information.
The Memphis Farmers Market will be open Saturday, July 7, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Central Station Pavilion, 545 G.E. Patterson Ave. at South Front Street. Visit www.memphisfarmersmarket.org.
The Great American Steamboat Co. is changing its name effective July 1 to align its brand more readily with the world's largest steamboat.
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Riverfront Development Corp. is preparing for the next phase of Beale Street Landing: development of a riverfront park. The organization has filed a $9.8 million building permit application with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for the park.
If the University of Memphis reaches the finals of the Conference USA Men's Basketball Tournament on Saturday, FedExForum will be at full volume and full capacity.
That's the way it works when the host school gets to play for the tournament title on its home floor. But at the start, the scene is a bit more subdued, as it was late on the morning of Wednesday, March 7.
If the grand sweep of 2011 could be captured on celluloid and presented to an audience on the big screen, all the components of a great film would be readily apparent.
There was drama, in the form of a deluge and historic flooding that led the Mississippi River to crest at nearly 48 feet early in the year. One of the year's big surprises saw President Barack Obama give the commencement address for the Booker T. Washington High School class of 2011 at the Memphis Cook Convention Center.
The four-story office building at Court Avenue and Second Street in Downtown Memphis was built in 1903 as the home of The Commercial Appeal and later became the longtime headquarters of the Welcome Wagon Corp.
For decades, a residential area called French Fort, near the Metal Museum and Interstate 55, has thrived in isolation and anonymity.
The larger area is now poised to return to its one-time role as a gateway. But the owner of two key pieces of property told homeowners not to expect much movement for several years.
Memphis City Council members approved a bond resolution that expands the scope of The Pyramid renovation by Bass Pro Shops.
The project now includes a $75 million city buyout of the county's interest in the Memphis Cook Convention Center, $5 million more for what had been a $10 million city purchase of the Lone Star concrete facility near The Pyramid and a $25 million seismic retrofit of The Pyramid and the land bordering the Wolf River Harbor.
There is Elvis Presley Boulevard and there is Graceland.
The boulevard takes in much more than the considerable financial and cultural presence left by the entertainer who lived and died in rock 'n' roll's house on the hill in Whitehaven.
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The condominium boom that's driven much of Downtown Memphis' residential growth in the past year is stretching beyond the city's redeveloped urban core.
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[JURIST] The US District Court for the District of Columbia [official website] late last week made public two previously unreleased rulings relating to habeas corpus claims by Guantanamo detainees. In a decision ordering the release of Mohamedou Ould Slahi [NYT materials], Judge James Robertson held that the government had to release Slahi because it was unable to prove that he was part of, or provided support to, al-Qaeda [GlobalSecurity backgrounder] at the time of his capture. Applying a test articulated by Judge John Bates in Hamlily v. Obama [decision, PDF; JURIST report], which limited the detention of terrorism suspects who are not actual members of terrorist groups under the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) [text, PDF], and rejected the Obama administration's "substantial support" standard, Robertson explained:
[A] habeas court may not permit a man to be held indefinitely upon suspicion, or because of the government's prediction that he may do unlawful acts in the future - any more than a habeas court may rely upon its prediction that a man will not be dangerous in the future and order his release if he was lawfully detained in the first place. The question ... was whether, at the time of his capture, [Slahi] was "part of" al-Qa[e]da. On the record before me, I cannot find that he was.


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Voters in the north and eastern portions of Delta County find themselves faced with an incumbent they may well never have heard of, as a result of redistricting which split Delta County into two House districts. House District 54 is generally along the City of Delta boundary to the east and stretches from the Montrose County line to the Mesa County line.
House District 61 encompasses east of the Delta city limits and includes Orchard City, Cedaredge, Hotchkiss, Crawford and Paonia.
Incumbent Millie Hamner, a Democrat, is from Summit County. Republican nominee Debra Irvine also resides in Summit County. Gunnison area resident Kathleen Curry, a former state legislator, is running as an unaffiliated candidate. Robert Petrowsky is the American Constitution candidate, and Ellen Temby is a Libertarian.
Four of the five attended a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters last week. Temby sent a letter which was read by moderator Ed Baxter. She feels strongly the two-party system does not represent the diversity of the American population, and she urged voters to research the Libertarian platform and the positions of its candidates.
Hamner, the incumbent, has lived on the Western Slope since the '70s. She served as superintendent of schools in Summit County until she was appointed to fill a vacancy in the Colorado House of Representatives. As a Democratic freshman she says she was able to get things done because she used her skills of "listening and working well with others."
Irvine previously ran for state representative in House District 56 and has been active in Republican politics. She pledges to remove and reduce harmful regulations, restrictions and taxes to help businesses grow.
Petrowsky grew up on a small farm in Kansas and is a firm believer in respecting the rights of businesses and giving them a healthy environment to operate in. Government should offer a protective wing and nothing else, he said.
Motivated by water issues, Curry served in the Colorado General Assembly for six years and chaired the ag committee for five. "I threw my hat in the ring this time because I want to work on those issues but I want to do something about what I consider to be a problem with our government," she said. "It's not functioning very well. That's why I'm running as an independent. We need to reduce partisanship in General Assembly and hopefully get back to problem solving."
Each candidate answered a handful of questions posed by the members of the audience. They all agreed on keeping energy impact funds within the county of origin, rather than using them to help balance the state's general fund.
Their positions diverged on Amendment 64, which would legalize recreational marijuana use.
"That's not one of my top priorities," Hamner said. "I will tell you as a former teacher and superintendent, I'm very concerned about the message we might be sending our children if we start talking about marijuana the same way we talk about alcohol. I am most likely voting no."
Irvine cited an increase in the number of school suspensions and expulsions this year because of the use or possession of marijuana. She is concerned Colorado will become a distribution center, because we will be the only state in the nation that will have legalized marijuana.
Petrowsky said, "From a personal rights perspective, I don't feel I have any right to tell someone what they can do in their home. I believe the voters should decide."
Legalization could lead to controls, taxation and safer access to a multi-billion dollar industry that's been unregulated up to this point, he added.
Curry was frank in her support. "It's a personal right and it's time we started focusing our enforcement energies on more important issues." The real issue, she said, is to prevent people from driving while impaired.
The next question dealt with promoting business across the state. "Specifically, what regulations, if any, do you feel need to be relaxed?" the candidates were asked.
"It's not a regulation, but the Gallagher Amendment needs to be addressed by the Colorado General Assembly," Curry responded. "The relationship between residential and commercial tax rates is out of balance."
Irvine believes the state should assert its 10th Amendment rights, which grant sovereignty, freedom and independence to each state, to minimize burdensome federal regulations from the EPA and other government entities.
"The first thing I would want to do is get an understanding from local businesses," Hamner said. "What are the barriers? What are the regulations that are causing problems? Are they state or federal? That's a strength I bring to office. I want to listen."
Members of the audience were anxious to hear the candidates' position on capturing coal mine methane gas. Hamner was specifically asked about a vote she cast on renewable energy sources. Hamner said she voted against the bill because its wording polarized the environmental community against the mining community. The legislative session ended before a compromise could be reached. "I have made a commitment that I want to be out in the forefront of finding a good solution so we can incentivize the industry to capture methane without alienating the environmental groups," she explained.
Petrowsky said he would propose tax incentives to encourage coal mines to capture that resource, but since he wants to eliminate corporate taxes altogether, he would come up with other incentives to make the process more attractive.
The bill died because of disagreement over whether coalbed methane is a renewable energy source, Irvine explained. The bottom line: The coal mine industry in our district is extremely important and the only person to testify against the bill was a lawyer from an environmental group.
The bill made sense, Curry agreed, but never made it out of a Senate committee because it got so complicated because of conflicts with solar/wind interests and purchase requirements from power suppliers.
Following the tragic shooting in Aurora, gun violence is sure to be a topic of discussion at the state capitol.
All of the candidates expressed their support for Second Amendment rights; the problem, they felt, was recognizing when people need help, and stepping up to make sure they get the services they need.
"We have not been putting our resources into mental health," Curry said. "I'm not saying we have those resources, but look at the price we're paying."
A follow-up question dealt with assault weapons, and whether they should be banned. Hamner was asked specifically about a vote which would have allowed business owners to use lethal force to protect their establishments.
Petrowsky quoted a portion of the Second Amendment, "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
It doesn't define the arm — it's a right, as defined, he stressed. The other four candidates agreed. Hamner explained her vote by saying as a teacher and superintendent, she's seen kids do some really stupid things. "You've got a kid doing a prank and he ends up getting shot — I couldn't get that image out of my mind as I voted."
Fracking has been a hot topic in Delta County, and specifically the North Fork, for a good part of the year but none of the candidates believe it's a matter of concern.
Hamner commended Governor Hickenlooper for bringing all the interests to the table to try to forge regulations for Colorado that are actually a model nationwide.
"However, the public is not quite on board," she said. "I thnk we have work to do. The people aren't convinced that fracking is 100% safe so we've got real work ahead of us to make sure we're providing the proper oversight and that we have good disclosure policies."
Irvine said that's not the position Hamner took at the Club 20 debate, where she reportedly said she opposed fracking. Irvine, on the other hand, described fracking as "sound technology."
Curry said she believes mineral and surface rights are co-equal, but if drilling can be done safely — even with fracking — it makes sense.
That position reflects the sense of balance Curry says she would bring to the table. Her background in water and natural resources is also an asset, she said. Of the 100 state representatives, fewer than five have a background or interest in natural resources, she said. "We need to have that voice."
Hamner reiterated her ability to work with diverse interests to bring forward real solutions. Her passions, she said, are the environment, education and the economy.
Irvine read a prepared statement in which she promised to be passionate about issues, and compassionate about the voters' needs.
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Editors' note: Several design elements, features, and shooting options are identical between Canon's PowerShot A800 and the PowerShot A495 we reviewed earlier, so parts of this review are taken from that one.
Canon's 2010 A-series entry-level point-and-shoots didn't show a lot of diversity. That changed for 2011, though, as each model has noticeable feature differences beyond megapixels and scene modes. The lowest-end model, the A800, has the honor of being Canon's first camera to have a starting price under $100.
While the A800 has few shooting features, slow shooting performance, and an all-plastic body, it probably produces the best photos you're likely to get at its price. If you can't afford to step up to the A1200 or just don't need anything beyond a good automatic camera for the occasional snapshot, the A800 is a sound purchase.
Key specs | Canon PowerShot A800 |
Price (MSRP) | $89.99 |
Dimensions (WHD) | 3.7x2.4x1.2 inches |
Weight (with battery and media) | 6.6 ounces |
Megapixels, image sensor size, type | 10 megapixels, 1/2.3-inch CCD |
LCD size, resolution/viewfinder | 2.5-inch LCD, 115K dots/None |
Lens (zoom, aperture, focal length) | 3.3x, f3-5.8, 37-122mm (35mm equivalent) |
File format (still/video) | JPEG/Motion JPEG (AVI) |
Highest resolution size (still/video) | 3,648x2,736 pixels/ 640x480 pixels at 30fps |
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Battery type, CIPA rated life | AA size (2; alkaline included), 300 shots |
Battery charged in camera | No |
Storage media | SD/SDHC/SDXC |
Bundled software | ZoomBrowser EX 6.7 (Windows; ImageBrowser 6.7 (Mac) |
Given that the A800 has the same lens, sensor, and image processor as last year's A495, I expected the photo quality to be the same--and it is. The camera produces excellent automatic snapshots for the money and actually does better than some more expensive models. As with many inexpensive cameras, it produces the best results below ISO 200, sharp with plenty of fine detail. But even at ISO 800, noise and noise suppression are well-balanced, making 4x6 prints possible. When photos are viewed at 100 percent, you will see noise, particularly in darker areas of photos. However, it's nothing that would keep me from recommending this model. Basically, the more light you have, the better off you'll be, but as long as your subjects aren't moving, you'll get nice photos indoors and out.
The lens has minor barrel distortion at its widest position and no discernible pincushion distortion when zoomed out. Center sharpness is very good, though there was some softness in the very corners. The amount of purple fringing in high-contrast areas is average for its class: visible when photos are viewed at full size, but not likely to destroy a photo.
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General shooting options | Canon PowerShot A800 |
ISO sensitivity (full resolution) | Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 |
White balance | Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Custom |
Recording modes | Auto, Program, Scene, Movie |
Focus modes | Normal, Macro, Infinity, Face AiAF, Center AF |
Macro | 0.4 inch (Wide); 9.8 inches (Tele) |
Metering modes | Evaluative, Center-weighted average, Spot |
Color effects | Normal, Vivid, Neutral, Sepia, Black & White, Custom |
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