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Each year, Praxis holds a national call for entries seeking new screenplays by Canadian writers. Following careful jury selection, approximately eight entrants are invited to our Fall Screenwriting Workshop in Vancouver, B.C. During the Fall Workshop, each selected script is carefully matched with an "advisor" (veteran screenwriter or story editor), in consultation with the writer. The advisors and writers meet in Vancouver for three days over a one week period. During this time they work together intensively, analyzing the writer's intentions, rewriting, rethinking, and charting a course for further development. The writer should leave these private meetings with a clear plan of how to proceed through the next draft. If others are involved with the project (producer, director or co-writers), they are invited to participate as well.
Writers who complete our Fall Screenwriting workshops are given an invitation-only opportunity to apply for our Summer Readings, an annual event where their new screenplay drafts are professionally cast for table readings. During the Fall and Summer workshops we may schedule additional group sessions with producers and development personnel to help address practical concerns necessary to move the project toward production. Over thirty Praxis scripts have been produced – most recently Jacob Tierney's The Trotsky. Our Advisors include numerous highly accomplished screenwriters and story editors.
Deadline for application - FALL 2013 FEATURE FILM WORKSHOP: June 14, 2013 (postmark date)
Praxis requires: Three bound copies of a completed first draft of a feature film script. (These must be three-hole punched with brads, and your name and address removed). Information regarding all relevant rights and option agreements if the script is not based on original material. A non-refundable application fee of $45.00 enclosed for each title. A completed application form with all relevant support material, a resume, and/or biographical information. A PDF version of the script should also be emailed to email@example.com by midnight on the deadline, with the subject line clearly indicating the name of the writer and title of the script. Send complete application package and payment to: Praxis Centre for Screenwriters Suite 3305, 149 W. Hastings St. Vancouver, BC V6B 1H4
Feature film screenplays in all genres can be submitted to the competition. Each writer remains anonymous to the jury until a short list has been identified. In order to attract the best scripts in the country, we cover all workshop costs. There are no fees for the workshop except an application fee of $45; in some instances, out-of-town participants' transportation and accommodation expenses are partially covered. Writers must be Canadian citizens or Landed Immigrants. All rights remain with the writer. Praxis has no proprietary interest in any of the projects.


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Raider fans are notorious for making Oakland one of the NFL's most difficult places for a visiting team to play, a reputation that Broncos players enjoyed overcoming.
"There is no better feeling – other than maybe winning the Super Bowl, but I don't know how that feels yet," cornerback Champ Bailey said after the game. "It's awesome, especially for the city of Denver. I know how much they hate the Raiders and so do we. It's good to come in here on their turf and get the win."
"There is no greater feeling in a season than winning here," added linebacker Wesley Woodyard. "This is what it's all about – a true football atmosphere. They hate (us), we hate them. This is what NFL football is all about."
Defensive lineman Elvis Dumervil felt the change in crowd atmosphere as the Broncos took control late in the contest.
"That was sweet," Dumervil said. "It was pretty loud (early on) – their crowd is always into it. We came out, made some plays and (the crowd) definitely got softer. That was a good feeling and a good thing for the Broncos."
While the players enjoy all hard-fought wins, they took special pride in knocking off a divisional rival on the road.
"You come in here and you know it's going to be a hostile environment," said wide receiver Eddie Royal. "It's us against them. We have to rely on each other and that's what we did today."
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The popular Civil War Days are held at Valley Park, along with many firework displays.
"It can get really congested," Counts said. "I foresee a day when there will be a traffic light."
Williamson said the new entrance would be more for park-goers while traffic headed to the wave pool will be guided toward the old entrance, only a few feet away.
Last year, the wave pool had problems for much of the swimming season. However, Williamson said before the pool opens this year, a new motor that powers the ocean-like waves will be installed and ready before Memorial Day weekend. Two years ago, the slides at the pool were refurbished.
"It will be like having a new wave pool and a new park," Williamson said. "We have people coming from outside the county and state looking for [the wave pool]."
Walking trails will be expanded and connected with others in the park -- something Counts especially likes.
"Look at how populated Teays Valley Road has become," he said. "With our state not being so good with health and wellness, I think the more we have the better.
"Some people might say with Hurricane City Park being just down the road that it's overkill, but with the population still growing, I don't think it's an issue."
The expansion is being funded by a tax-increment financing (TIF) district meant to fund infrastructure and recreational projects. The district was set up in 2003 and is mostly composed of Teays Valley.
"It's nice to actually be able to see where the money is going and that it's being well utilized," Counts said. "I think it's fantastic."
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To remove taste and odor, you use carbon.
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Orange Downloads (a branch of PVFS)Orange Version 2.8.7OrangeFS is released as LGPLed source code in gzipped tar format. OrangeFS is the next evolution of PVFS and is the currently maintained trunk of PVFS. Version 2.8.7 fixes bugs found in version 2.8.6, which provides significant improvements in performance, extended Linux Kernel support (including 3.x) and new Direct Interface libraries for POSIX and system calls. The project team also announces support for WebDAV and S3 in its first offering of Web Pack, a separate download to be extended in future releases as a rich toolkit for Web-based communications. The current release of OrangeFS is 2.8.7:
View the ChangeLog for the current release. Please see the documentation page to find information about how to build, install, configure, and use OrangeFS. Beta ReleaseA beta release of OrangeFS is listed as orangefs-2.9beta20130530. NOTES:
Note that in order to build the latest release of MVAPICH (1.2), you need to download and apply to that package the patch listed below. Previous ReleasesPrevious releases of OrangeFS(up to 2.8.2-1) and PVFS can be downloaded here: Previous releases. Previous releases of OrangeFS after 2.8.2-1 can be downloaded here: Newer releases.DependenciesOrange is easy to install, requiring only a few dependencies, which are often pre-installed on most Linux systems.Server Dependencies
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Related SoftwareMPI-IO (ROMIO)MPI-IO is the recommended interface for interacting with Orange from a parallel application. MPI-IO support for Orange version 2 is provided through the ROMIO package. The latest versions of ROMIO as distributed with MPICH2 already contain Orange version 2 support by default.Please visit the MPICH2 web site to download this software or find out more information. pNFS with OrangeCollaborators at CITI have designed and implemented a prototype of pNFS that exports a Orange filesystem providing high-performance over an NFS v4 protocol. See the CITI pNFS website for further information.Orange FUSE InterfaceJohn Chandy at the University of Connecticut has written a FUSE interface for PVFS v.2. This allows Orange clients to access Orange volumes from non-Linux machines, such as Mac OS X and FreeBSD. More information is available from the pvfs2fuse website.NOTE: FUSE support for Orange is now included in the latest Orange release, version 2.8.2. PatchesOrange releases have been tested for stability. We provide fixes to bugs found in the most recent release as patch sets. Each patch set can be applied to the most recent release until that release is superseded.


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- Geno Smith is West Virginia's Heisman Trophy candidate. He's the quarterback who was invited over the summer to camps reserved for the elite players at his position.
He was named the Big 12 Conference's preseason offensive player of the year even though he's never played a snap in the league.
Tavon Austin also parlayed the Orange Bowl into headlines and spots on all the preseason watch lists available for a receiver.
He joined Smith on the preseason all-Big 12 team, popped up in conversations about sneaky Heisman candidates and earned a reputation strong enough to make all-conference and all-America teams as a punt returner, even though Austin will admit he wasn't too good at it in 2011.
Freshman Jordan Thompson locked down a starting spot as an inside receiver and at Austin's former position, which had people in some circles predicting Thompson to be one of the country's most productive freshmen on offense.
Even at WVU, senior J.D. Woods was perhaps the most compelling story of preseason camp because of his rise from academic question mark on the scout team to starting receiver.
Absent from all that and from seemingly every conversation about No. 11 WVU before Saturday's season opener against Marshall is the player who set a school record for receiving yards and delivered WVU to the Orange Bowl with his acrobatic fourth quarter, final drive catch against South Florida in the regular-season finale.
Has college football gone crazy and forgotten Stedman Bailey?
"I hope so," offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson said. "I wouldn't mind that."
Certainly when the Mountaineers play host to Marshall at noon and on FX at Mountaineer Field, Bailey will line up on the outside and have the full attention of the Thundering Herd defense.
"He's not a secret weapon," Smith said. "I know defensive coordinators around the country, especially ones we'll be facing, know all about him. Put on the film and you see him making plays game after game. Put him in a one-on-one situation and it's pretty much a given he's going to do something."
So WVU won't be springing Bailey on anyone, not after 72 receptions, 1,279 yards and 12 touchdowns as a sophomore last season.
Yet he's still unheralded, at least compared to his teammates. Despite the success last season, when Bailey finished No. 7 nationally in receiving touchdowns, No. 13 in receiving yards per game and No. 14 in yards per catch, he was left off the preseason all-Big 12 team.
He was named to the Biletnikoff Award's preseason watch list, meaning he was considered one of the country's 65 best receivers, but Bailey was omitted from the Maxwell Award and Walter Camp Award watch list. Both name candidates for the national player of the year, but Bailey wasn't considered to be in the top 64 for the Maxwell or the top 50 for the Walter Camp.


text: Islanders Insurance – Providing Insurance Products Since 1983! Health Insurance Reform is Here! Even though the roll out has been difficult the open enrollment period of October 1, 2013 – March 31, 2014 remains intact. No pre-existing conditions exclusions, no denial of coverage. If you qualify, subsidies or tax credits for lower income folks is available via the exchange (www.wahealthplanfinder.org). If you do not qualify for subsidies it makes more sense to purchase coverage directly from the carriers via your health insurance agent as more carriers and products are available. YOUR CURRENT INDIVIDUAL HEALTH PLAN WILL EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND YOU WILL RECEIVE CANCELLATION NOTICES ACCORDINGLY - unless it is a grandfathered plan. Call us and ask for Gigi, Ian, or Kerwin with questions. Based in Friday Harbor, with a branch office on Lopez Island (Tuesday afternoon's – by appointment), Islanders Insurance is proud to serve the needs of Friday Harbor and the San Juan Islands. We also work with clients on Orcas Island, by appointment. As of January 1, 2011, Gigi Zakula has acquired an ownership interest in the agency – joining Kerwin & Margaret Johnson as co-owners. |


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5-star luxury hotel in Villeneuve-les-Avignon near Fort St-Andre
Situated in the historical district, this luxury hotel is close to Eglise Collegiale Notre-Dame, Fort St-Andre, and Tour Philippe le Bel. Also nearby are Pont d'Avignon and Musee du Petit Palais.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Le Prieure features outdoor tennis courts. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and free parking.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and air conditioning.
Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Le Prieure Amenities
- General
The hotel offers a restaurant. Le Prieure features outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This luxury hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and a garden. Concierge services and tour assistance can be provided. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- Outdoor tennis courts 2
- Concierge services
- Room service (limited hours)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free parking
- Secure parking
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Banquet facilities
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Total number of rooms - 38
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Tour assistance
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Patio
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Elevator/lift
- Tennis on site
- Restaurant
- Garden
- Year Built 1322
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Free parking, Secure parking
- Room Amenities
- Complimentary newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Direct-dial phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Shower/tub combination
- Window opens
- Cable TV service
- Welcome amenities
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Complimentary toiletries
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dining
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Le Prieure - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Reservations are required. Open select days
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Swimming on site
- Tennis on site
Le Prieure Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Caters to couples
Caters to families
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.20 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Breakfast fee: EUR 27 for adults and EUR 14 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Awards & Affiliations
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- The property is a member of Relais & Chateaux.
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Once again, local merchants have pardnered up with the Gold Nugget Museum and the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce to promote our local gold! Businesses are celebrating our rich gold rush history so please visit the festive general stores, mercantiles, banks, parlors or saloons. Indulge your inner barmaid, shop keeper, crusty ol' miner or sheriff, and dress the part every Friday in April!
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RIPLEY - Brocton (15-1, 11-1) clinched CCAA Division 4 Tuesday night behind 15 points from Dan Ferguson and 12 from Jordan Patterson during boys basketball action at Ripley, as the Bulldogs upended the Eagles, 48-29.
"We raise the bar to play the tougher teams," Ripley head coach Adam Chambers said. "And the teams we have a chance against, we can't finish."
Brocton led 12-6 after the first eight minutes and took a 26-9 lead into halftime, before outscoring Ripley, 30-20, in the second half.
"We played tough," Chambers added. "We played better defense than I think we had all year."
Kyle Hammond had a team-high 13 points for Ripley while adding three steals two rebounds and as many blocks. Eric Horstman hauled down a team-high eight rebounds in the loss.


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The Anthony Lakes Tent Campground is situated on the southern end of Anthony Lake. Since the campsites are adjacent to the lake, they have easy access to lakeside activities and offer spectacular...[more] Anthony Lake Tent CampgroundDirectionsFrom Baker City head north on Highway 30 toward Haines approximately 10 miles; In Haines turn left and follow the Anthony Lake Highway signs (turns into Forest Road 73) for 25 miles to the Anthony Lake Recreation Area. Turn left into the Anthony Lake Campground. The tent campground is accessed on either the east or west side of the lake near the boat ramp or trailhead. From La Grande head south on Interstate 84 for 25 mile to exit 285 inNorth Powder, Oregon; In North Powder follow the ski area signs on Highway 237 for 4 miles to Ellis Road; Turn left on Ellis Road and go about 1 mile to the Anthony Lake Highway; Turn right and follow the Anthony Lake Highway (becomes Forest Road 73) for 16 miles to campground entrance on your left. The tent campground is accessed on either the east or west side of the lake near the boat ramp or trailhead. Activities
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By Peter Rudegeair and Carrick Mollenkamp
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. banks, with nudging from regulators, are planning for the day when the economy recovers, rates rise, and depositors yank money from safe but low-paying accounts.
Those withdrawals could be fast and painful for banks, which will have to pay depositors with either cash on hand, money borrowed from elsewhere, or in a worst case scenario the proceeds of asset sales.
Banks are preparing through steps including borrowing in bond markets and from Federal Home Loan Banks. But getting ready for rising rates has not been easy because there is little historical precedent for the current environment, where interest rates are essentially zero and borrowers can move money out of banks with a few clicks.
"What happens to deposits when rates rise is a big unknown," said Kerri Corn, director for market risk at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Washington, D.C. regulator. "That's a main worry for us." The OCC has been pressing banks to prepare for rising rates across their businesses since 2010.
Banks have high levels of deposits to think about now. Since the financial crisis, low short-term rates have left individuals and companies with few low-risk options for cash, other than pouring it into banks. Deposits surged 40 percent from September 2008 through the middle of the last month, to $9.57 trillion, according to Federal Reserve data.
But short-term rates will not stay low forever, which became painfully apparent to banks this summer when longer-term rates spiked.
Some banks say they are getting ready for that possibility now, to minimize later damage. Recently, Fifth Third Bancorp
Other banks are also seeking different forms of funding. Commercial banks' loans from Federal Home Loan Banks rose by $40 billion in the second quarter, the fastest pace of growth since 2007, according to analysts at Portales Partners.
Even when rates start rising and cash starts moving elsewhere, U.S. banks can afford to lose 23 percent of their deposits and still have enough money to fund their loans, based on historical ratios, Fitch analysts said in an August report that analyzed bank deposit flows.
Deposit outflow is not an immediate threat to balance sheets at most banks. The Federal Reserve said last month it will not start winding down its bond-buying stimulus program, let alone raise short-term rates, until the U.S. economy shows more evidence of having improved. With the federal government partly shut down, robust economic growth seems further off.
For now, corporate depositors have little incentive to switch into money market funds. A corporation can earn about 0.09 percentage points of interest on bank deposits, more than the 0.02 to 0.04 percentage points paid by a government debt money market fund and about even with the 0.08 to 0.12 percentage points on a riskier prime money market fund, according to Tom Hunt, director of treasury services at the Association for Financial Professionals.
In other words, bank deposits pay many customers the same as or more than a money market investment. That may be why money-market fund assets declined from a peak $3.85 trillion in January 2009 to $2.67 trillion in September 2013, according to iMoneyNet, a money-market data provider.
Meanwhile, deposits have surged.
"Banks were fighting each other for deposits in 2004, 2005, and 2006, but since then, deposits have become easy. I've had bankers tell me, 'I can't turn the deposit faucet off,'" said Scott Hildenbrand, a strategist at investment bank Sandler O'Neill who advises banks on their assets and liabilities.
Some banks have tried to turn down the faucet. In August 2011, during a U.S. debt ceiling crisis, Bank of New York Mellon Corp announced a plan to charge some corporate and fund management clients a fee for adding too much to their deposits, although it never acted on that threat. It thought about making a similar move last year amid euro zone turmoil.
Banks can pay higher rates to depositors because they have the freedom to invest customers' funds into longer-dated and higher-yielding instruments compared with money-market funds, said Dave Robertson, head of the financial services practice at Treasury Strategies, Inc, a consulting firm.
Short-term rates are still near zero, but rising longer-term rates have already shown signs of hurting bank profit. Wells Fargo & Co
On the deposit side, UMB Financial Corp, a Kansas City, Missouri bank with $15.3 billion in assets, has already experienced a painful loss of business. The lender said in a securities filing that one customer plans to move $1.08 billion of deposits to another bank in the coming months. As of June 30, that represented 7.42 percent of UMB's total deposits. The bank, which celebrated its 100-year anniversary this year, said that losing the customer could cost it 4 cents to 9 cents in per-share earnings in 2014. The bank earned $3.07 per share in 2012.
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I have an old American Arcoliner boiler in a single family house that needs parts. Specifically, a water level gauge, low-water control, aquastat and mixer. Everything else works great .
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Paul Ryan's path to Saturday's surprise announcement that he would be Mitt Romney's running mate began with a walk in the woods.
But these were not just any woods. No, these were the woods where the Wisconsin congressman grew up. To escape his Janesville home undetected on Friday, Ryan snuck out his back door, walked through the woods behind his house and past the old tree fort he built as a boy and the driveway of his childhood home.


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Special prosecutor Dan Webb's Koschman investigation bills now top $585,000
BY TIM NOVAK AND CHRIS FUSCO Staff Reporters November 28, 2012 2:04PM
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The cost of the ongoing investigation by a special prosecutor into a 2004 death linked to a nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley is up to $585,739. The Cook County Board's Finance Committee is set to vote Tuesday on the latest bill submitted by special prosecutor Dan K. Webb, the former U.S. attorney appointed by Cook County Judge Michael P. Toomin in April to reinvestigate David Koschman's death following a drunken confrontation with Daley nephew Richard J. "R.J." Vanecko. The bill for $219,120 covers August and September. Previously, the county has paid bills for the reinvestigation totaling $366,619. Toomin appointed Webb in April to determine whether Vanecko should be charged in Koschman's death. Toomin also ordered Webb to investigate whether "employees of the Chicago Police Department and the Cook County state's attorney's office acted intentionally to suppress and conceal evidence, furnish false evidence and generally impede the investigation into Mr. Koschman's death."
Webb and his staff have been gathering documents and interviewing witnesses, some of whom live out of state. They've also interviewed police officers who investigated Koschman's death in 2004 — when the police said they couldn't determine who hit Koschman — and those who reinvestigated the case last year.
Koschman, 21, of Mount Prospect, died from brain injuries 11 days after he was struck during a drunken confrontation on Division Street near Dearborn Street in the early-morning hours of April 25, 2004. No one has ever been charged in the case, which remained an unsolved homicide for seven years, until a Chicago Sun-Times investigation prompted then-police Supt. Jody Weis to order a re-examination of the case in January 2011.
Three months before Daley concluded his record-setting tenure as mayor last year, the police concluded that the 6-foot-3, 230-pound Vanecko punched the 5-foot-5, 140-pound Koschman — but did so in self-defense and shouldn't be charged. Vanecko, now 38, was never interviewed by the police. Citing problems uncovered by the Sun-Times with the way police and prosecutors handled the case, Toomin agreed to a request for a special prosecutor made by Nanci Koschman, Koschman's mother.


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easyJet makes Glasgow Airport to Palma flights all-year-round
03 August 2012
easyJet has today announced that it will make its Glasgow – Palma flights all year round from the end of October this year. The two-hour direct service from Glasgow to Majorca has been extended due to the popularity of the summer schedule with easyJet's Glasgow customers.
The summer service which currently operates twice a week – on Wednesdays and Saturdays – was scheduled to run until October 29 this year however easyjet has taken the decision to introduce a winter service from October 30. Flights are now on sale for the twice weekly flights with fares starting from £29.99 (one way including taxes).
Hugh Aitken, easyJet's commercial manager for Scotland, said: "The Glasgow to Palma service has been a popular summer route offering holidaymakers the option of a city-break or a leisurely beach holiday.
"As part of our continued strategy to enhance choice for Scottish customers on the most popular destinations in Europe, we have identified an opportunity to extend this route to offer year-round sun.
"We now fly on 16 routes from Glasgow Airport with the extension of this service further strengthening our commitment to the city of Glasgow, as well as helping us to make air travel easy and affordable for our growing customer base in the leisure and business sectors."
There are nearly 3,000 winter flights on sale from Glasgow, giving passengers the best fares early with almost 500,000 seats available for travel from the airport from October 30 2012 through to March 24 2013.
Hugh Aitken added: "Our winter schedule from Scotland's largest city enables us to meet the needs of all of our passengers, offering a comprehensive choice of low-fare destinations."
Francois Bourienne, Glasgow Airport's commercial director, said: "Majorca has always been a popular destination from Glasgow Airport and the feedback we have received from travel agents and customers, particularly those with second homes, is that the demand is there for scheduled flights during the winter months.
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One Tough Little Girl
For Susan Holtzman, the really terrifying parts of Hurricane Andrew didn't begin until the day after the storm. Susan was nine months pregnant at Baptist Hospital in Kendall. It was the day before she was due to give birth.
She compares what she saw to a movie:
…the railroad yard scene in Gone with the Wind where there were just wounded lying everywhere. I mean there were just people everywhere that were hurt. And there's a few I remember: there's a man that had weathered the storm on a boat in a marina and had debris embedded in his back because he had been exposed to the wind.
Holtzman had two reasons to be at Baptist that day. One, pregnant women in their third trimesters, like Holtzman, had been asked to evacuate to hospitals. And two, she worked at the hospital. It was an administrative position; she didn't normally deal with patients. But in the days after, it was all hands on deck.
The first day after the storm, Susan was assigned to help a doctor fill out charts—even though she didn't have any experience doing that.
I remember one doctor saying 'I lost my house, I lost my practice. Do this right; I don't want to lose my license.'
Holtzman went home to check the damage; her roof had blown off. While her husband, Lou, attended to that, she went back to the hospital and went to work.
My husband was very concerned, he wanted me to call my doctor and I kept telling him you know, 'I'm fine, the baby is fine, all these other people aren't fine, so let's just focus on that' which you know, thinking back maybe that wasn't the best thing.
On her due date, Holtzman was at the hospital, answering one of the few working phones. It suddenly occurred to her that she hadn't felt her baby kick.
And so I just thought, "Okay don't panic, you're in the right place." I just felt like I was walking very slowly, one foot in front of the other.
When Holtzman arrived at the labor and delivery ward, she got a nurse's attention. The nurse showed her a monitor of the baby's heart beat. Everything's okay she said. Then, they watched the baby's heart rate drop to zero.
There was a lot of yelling…sort of orders being shouted: "Get her clothes off." And they told me, "We're gonna break your water here." You have to insert a sharp instrument and the amniotic fluid gushes out and that's not really something you would normally do in a hallway.
The baby's heartbeat came back. Under normal circumstances, Holtzman's doctor said she would have had a cesarean after that. But it wasn't sterile. So the doctor induced labor. He said it would be a while, and he left to check on things at his house.
By then, her husband Lou had arrived. They still didn't know why the baby's heart had stopped, just that it had. Susan was trying not to think about the possibilities.
I had had several miscarriages, three, so the idea that I could carry a baby to term…I think I tried not to think about the outcome. Just go and do what you have to do so that everything turns out okay. And that's to keep the panic down. But you know there was so much of that. That's what we had been doing for days. "Don't panic, walk through it. It's only a roof. It's only a house. It's only, this is only a baby that's not kicking I'm just going to move forward."
A few hours into the waiting, a nurse checked on Holtzman.
She said 'You just stay right there, don't push'. She opened the door and she yelled 'I need a doctor in here'
Holtzman had gotten an epidural, so she didn't realize that the baby was coming.
This doctor came running in from the hallway–someone I had never met. My daughter was born very quickly. My doctor came running into the room going, "What happened? What happened?" He was there right after she was born. He had gone home and taken all the meat out of his freezer and cooked it on the grill and brought it into the nurses
At that point, many of the nurses and doctors had been on call for days—some of them didn't have homes to go back to. The halls were filled with the wounded. The rooms were sweltering because the air conditioning was still out. The water wasn't to be trusted.
And yet, for Susan and Lou, the hospital just sort of disappeared.
It was like everything else didn't matter at the time. It was like we were the only ones in the world at that moment. Still sweating. It was funny because she- she mewed like a kitten. I thought "You know, this is one tough little girl."
That tough little girl is now an accomplished young woman.
Elise Holtzman just finished an internship with Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Shultz. She's about to start her sophomore year at the University of Maryland, double majoring in American History and Government and politics. Elise says as a kid it didn't really sink in what a big deal the hurricane was for her parents.
I think that when I have a child I will be freaking out in perfect conditions and it just shows me that they are such strong people, both of them.
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On A Para Trip: UK Activists Take Aim at Persecution of Disabled and Vulnerable Benefit's Claimants
SchNEWS; 31st August 2012 - Issue 825
Who could possibly take a pop at the Paralympics – you'd surely be lambasted from all sides for daring to attack the most worthy, hyped, affirmative national-feelgood festival of sport of all time. Well there's one group of people who don't have to tread the PC tightrope: the disabled. And thousands did just that when they turned out all over the country this week to take part in a week of actions again Atos, one of the main sponsors of the games.
Disabled campaigners weren't directing their anger at athletes nor at the games in general- wheelchairs rolled in Plymouth, Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield, Bournemouth, Northampton, Liverpool, Swansea, Lancaster, Southampton, Edinburgh, Derby, Stroud, Leeds, Bristol, Newcastle, Hull, Reading, Chatham and Exeter as people turned out to take part in 'the Atos Games', a week of actions organized by the Disabled People Against Cuts protest group.
Hundreds turned out in central London to picket Atos' HQ, whilst hundreds more targeted the Cardiff offices, holding a die-in outside the building.
The French-owned company are busy profiting from £100m-a-year government contracts to assess benefit claimants and find huge numbers of them 'fit for work'. They have undertaken this work with gusto, with their default computer-decided position being to boot hundreds of thousands off their benefits, seemingly almost at random, and then see how many of them fight it through the stressful appeals process. Their callous calculation is that the attrition rate of people who don't contest it or don't have enough court-pleasing evidence to win the appeal (more than 40% of claimants eventually have won) will get them to meet their presumably pre-determined minimum percentage of benefit-slashing needed to meet George Osbourne's targets for raising cash from the poor to pay for all that bailing out of the rich.
But this profitable corporate strategy has been screwing with the lives of thousands of poor and vulnerable people across the country. People like Philip Bayes, a former council road sweeper retired on medical grounds after reconstructive foot surgery left him unable to stand or walk properly. Atos awarded him zero points and according to his family, refused to look at the occupational health report which had declared him unfit. His ESA was immediately stopped and even though the appeal overturned this after considering the report several months later, the whole experience left him severely depressed. Or Stephen Hill of Duckmanton, Derbyshire who died of a heart attack in December, one month after being told he was "fit to work" whilst he was waiting for major heart surgery. Tallying with anecdotal accounts from bereaved families, the Citizens Advice Bureau say they have identified numerous cases where the stress of benefit-claim fighting seems to have been a major contributing factor in someone's death (or indeed suicide) shortly after going through the Atos experience.
Last year even a report from MPs was forced to conclude that the introduction of medical assessments Atos-style prompted "fear and anxiety among vulnerable people" and acknowledged the tests resulted in large numbers of seriously unwell claimants being refused support. But this year Atos have been awarded more contracts worth some £400m to work their evil magic by slashing the number of people on Disability Living Allowance benefits. George Osborne wants 20% savings at least – even though it's been estimated that less than 0.4% of disability claims are fraudulent. No problem say Atos - but first let us big up our brand by sticking our name all over the Paralympics and have some of our grinning managers seen smooching around athletes at medal-giving time.
No wonder that this leaves a sour taste in the mouth for many people – the type of people who might have shared their Atos experiences on an online forum run by CareWatch until it was summarily shut down by the company in an aggressive bit of reputational control. But no worries for the Paralympics organizers whose ethical defence consists of saying that er, without sponsors there would be no games – so why not go the whole hog and boost the budget further by getting cash from landmine manufacturers and Grünenthal Pharmaceutical (the makers of Thalidomide). Hell, why not invite the Eugenics Foundation?
The largest turnout of the week is expected on Friday 31st, when DPAC are holding the Atos Games closing ceremony at Atos' London HQ. Some former Paralympians are expected to attend.
Meet this Friday 31st in Triton Square (near Euston Road) at 12:45pm for direct action and creative protest, with plenty of surprises…
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Per the Toledo Blade. That would make this earlier report incorrect. It's possible he planned on going to MSU, but Mark Dantonio wouldn't answer a question about Hayes earlier this week.I thought I'd fanshot this because it isn't technically a fanpost and well....it might be considered spamming. I'm trying to do the whole twitter thing again especially with football season starting. Post your names so I can start following some rational/insightful/funny Spartans. @RickTBMartel
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SB Nation - 99 College Hoops Thoughts, Facts And Predictions For The 2012-13 SeasonThe Michigan State defense has made tremendous strides in recent years under coordinator Pat Narduzzi. It is difficult to even elaborate much on how they were good or what made them good in 2011 -- they were simply strong at just about everything. The Spartans have improved from 63rd in Def. F/+ in 2009, to 42nd in 2010, to 13th in 2011. Recruiting has certainly improved in this time as well (Gholston was a five-star get, while players like strong safety Isaiah Lewis, and starting linebackers Max Bullough and Chris Norman were four-star recruits), and that certainly doesn't hurt. But while tackle is a concern, this should still very much be a Top 20 defense -- a unit that can win games if the offense meets a minimum standard.
2012 Michigan State Football Preview: Windows And Passing Games - SBNation.comCoaches love Green because he is the embodiment of every coaching cliché about 'hard work trumping talent' out there. He wasn't originally a primary recruiting target of Michigan State. He wasn't supposed to be a good perimeter shooter, but he made 37 and 39 percent of his 3-pointers his final two years of college. He wasn't supposed to be an elite college talent, but arguably no college player had a greater statistical impact on his team than Green this past season. He wasn't supposed to be a NBA player, but here we are.
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Maxim Gorky wrote of Chekhov that "in the presence of Anton Pavlovich, everyone felt an unconscious desire to be simpler, more truthful, more himself." The persona that emerges from Wish I Could Be There: Notes from a Phobic Life, Allen Shawn's book about his life as a phobic, produces a similar effect. Shawn's writing generates an atmosphere of almost palpable authenticity; one reads the book in a kind of trance of trust, certain that the writer is incapable of pretense and falseness. To learn that he grew up in a household ruled by pretense and falseness is to hear the shoe drop. Yes, of course. Those who have been lied to are especially prone to compulsive truth-telling.
Allen Shawn was born into one of those postwar upper-middle-class families where nothing is what it seems. The parents were Jewish—but not really Jewish. The mother was depressed—but always cheerful. A daughter (Allen's twin) was autistic—but not acknowledged to be, and then sent away. The marriage was troubled (the husband had a mistress)—but appearances were kept up. If the family habit of lying gave Allen Shawn his taste for truth, it had less desirable consequences as well. "The secrecy itself and the atmosphere it created are surely relevant to the evolution of my phobias," Shawn writes in a passage about his father's double life (of which he didn't learn until he was almost thirty) and its sometimes comical complexities: "It wasn't uncommon for him to eat, or at least, attend four or even five meals a day to accommodate all the important people in his life."
The father, as the reader must know, was William Shawn, the late legendary editor of The New Yorker, whose own phobias are part of the legend. When Allen Shawn writes of what he calls his father's "additional partner," he is letting out no family secret. The secret was let out by the partner herself, Lillian Ross, in 1998, when she published a memoir, Here But Not Here. The book came as a shock to many people who had known William Shawn. Shawn guarded his privacy as if it were his most precious possession, and Ross's heedless chronicle of their forty-year-long affair (with photographs to buttress her words in case anyone doubted them) seemed an especially brutal violation of trust. Today, fourteen years after Shawn's death, the book reads differently. The waters have closed and Shawn has entered the ranks of the illustrious, unmortifiable dead. Ross's revelations about Shawn's intimate life that seemed distasteful when he was freshly dead now seem merely—interesting. They will be gathered by Shawn's biographers and pasted into some corner of the collage of found scraps that constitutes biographical portraiture. Most important, perhaps, they freed Allen Shawn to speak of the family secret that gave his childhood its phobia-inviting unease. Here is his problem:
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BEER + WINE San Francisco is awash in a sea of suds right now, and based on the number of wine bars that keep opening, it's like there's a citywide edict that every neighborhood has to have at least one good wine bar — not like that's a bad thing. It's a lot to keep track of, though, which gets extra-challenging when alcohol is involved (hic), so consider this your handy cheat sheet on all the latest places to hit.
Let's start with the biggie, shall we? Locals are going nuts for this first US location of the famous Copenhagen beer bar (a partnership between Chuck Stilphen of The Trappist and Trappist Provisions and Mikkel Borg Bjergsø of Mikkeller). The draw? Forty taps of very choice beers that will keep you coming back, plus two cask handles, poured by a staff that is entirely composed of certified cicerones, so you can get an education with every sip. Downstairs, the Tivoli Sour Room just opened, where you'll find 80 bottles of lambics and sour beers. You can order up some beer-friendly food, like housemade sausages, soft pretzel rolls, sandwiches, and more. Expect a crush of humanity: yeah, this place is hot-hot-hot. 34 Mason, SF. www.mikkellerbar.com
The next time you find yourself in Union Square and in need of something frothy to drink, this casual place has more than 100 beers — with 50 on draft! It's also a game room, for those of you who dig things like shuffleboard. It has an adult clubhouse-meets-tavern vibe, sporting fun, eclectic décor (it's on the second floor of the historic Press Club building). 449 Powell, SF. www.ggtaproom.com
Right by that crazy wind tunnel on Market Street is this newly opened spot that's hard to notice unless you know it's there. (So now you know.) There are 20 taps of craft California beers, plus a retail selection with bottles you can cart home. Oh yeah, and if you're with someone who prefers wine, well, they'll find something to drink, too. It has a modern tavern look, and since it's right by the Twitter offices, expect a post-work scene. 1 Polk, SF. www.thebeerhallsf.com
Freshly opened — like, just this week! — is this new gastropub in the Design District. Twenty beers on tap include selections from afar, like Sculpin in San Diego or Ommegang in Cooperstown, NY, and local brews like Drake's Brewing Company and Social Kitchen and Brewery (chef Chris Wong was previously at SKB). There's a menu of cute pub fare; open for lunch and dinner. 680 Eighth St, #170, SF. www.blueprint-sf.com
One of the most exciting wine-related openings is inoVino in Cole Valley, because the owner, Claudio Villani, knows his shit. He was formerly the wine director at Perbacco, and here he has decided to focus on Alpine and volcanic wines of Italy. He wants the wines to be approachable, as in not breaking the bank, so that's always appreciated. Since it's an enoteca, there are also things to eat, like different presentations of mozzarella, bruschette, panini, and more. It has a chic look, with a Carrara marble bar, and sleek metal wine racks, and will be a great date spot, mark my words. 108 Carl, SF.
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A little car guided entirely by a living rat's brain: what could go wrong? Well it could crash it's way through the grocery store's cheese isle for one. Plus leave its little rat-pellets all over the floor for two. *heaving* I thought somebody was leaking chocolate chips!
The animal-robot hybrid was developed by researchers at the University of Tokyo, who explained its purpose to IEEE Spectrum:
"We wanted to develop a brain-machine interface system aiming for future wheelchairs that paralyzed patients can control only with thought," says Osamu Fukayama of the university's Medical Engineering and Life Science Laboratory. "RatCar is a simplified prototype to develop better electrodes, devices, and algorithms for those systems."The researchers first implanted electrodes in the motor cortex of each rat's brain, and then trained it to tow the contraption around while the motor was turned off. Next the rat was suspended beneath the car so that it could only lightly touch the ground, and couldn't actually move the robo-car with its limbs. Then the car was switched to brain-reading mode and researchers watched to see if the rat could control the car's movements with only the pulses from its motor cortex.
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I need to generate a backupset for data stored in LTO tapes, the nodes im trying to generate the backup set are OLD nodes that holds its information within a LTO pool.
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See 'help generate backupset'
Essentially, you don't have to run another backup. If the data on tape (assuming all of the tapes are in the library) is valid, TSM will create the backupset from the tape pool.Ed
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