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Food was as expected- no where near ***** (French Laundry, Per Se, George V), but tasty enough. I'd estimate that the MDR during the late seating was 60% full. We had adjacent tables which were empty for the entire cruise, including the captain's table.
During a tour of the kitchens I learned that every bit of meat, fish and poultry was delivered frozen and maintained frozen for 4 months before they are thawed and cooked. Given that, it's not hard to understand that many dishes can't be prepared to optimal status. Despite this- one dish in the MDR was very good- the grilled veal shop was nearly fork tender and juicy.
Biggest disappointment in terms of food came to us at Ocean Liners. Fortunately- this meal was comp'ed by American Express. The offerings were no better and in some instances, worse than the food in the MDR. Based on this experience we cancelled our reservation for a meal in the Tuscan Grille. IMO, it's simply not possible to create a 5 star meal when working with frozen and thawed products. Judging by the nearly empty venue, it appeared they were having a lot of trouble convincing guests to pony up another $40 per person.
Condition of the ship- the upcoming dry dock for a complete refurb is easy to understand. Lots of wear and tear. Rusty railings. Worn carpeting.
Finding open deck chairs was a major ordeal. Further, finding deck chairs that weren't broken was another issue.
Casino- Poker Pro is legalized larceny. Celebrity collected 10% of each pot- up to $15.
The crew overall was accommodating.
The social scene was sedate. It seemed that the majority of the guest population went to bed by 10:30.
Theatrical performances were so outdated. My 85 year old parents would have enjoyed them. When the cruise director has to resort to making an event out of guests wearing overpriced junk from the gift shop, aka a "fashion show", you know that they're scraping the bottom of the barrel for entertainment.
Had a good chuckle during our last dinner. My wife asked -- "Isn't it nice that Celebrity doesn't go in for all of that singing and dancing waiter nonsense?" I suggested that it must be due to their "upscale" image. Well, less than a couple of minutes later we had to endure a 20 minute long pat on the back as the cruise director introduced everybody from the head of food and beverage to the 2nd cousin of the pot scrubber. And then, as we feared, the dancing waiters took their cues to humiliate themselves via their rendition of Gangnam Style.
The ports had nothing to do with the ship- so no need to comment.
Walked off @ 6:45am and arrived at FLL @ 7:25am
Home in Atlanta before noon.

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The modern apartment house project "Campus Lodge" is placed in Vienna's second district, in Josef-Fritsch-Weg 1-5, next to the underground station U2 "Stadion", not far away from the leisure time facilities of famous Prater. A further advantage is the adjacency to the new University of Economics and Business.
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BURAS, La. - Amidst the music, food, and festivities, there's a story of recovery at the Plaquemines Parish Orange Festival.
"I'm a sixth generation citrus and vegetable grower," said Patrick Becnel, owner of Becnel Citrus Company.
Becnel is among dozens of citrus farmers in Plaquemines Parish still recovering from Hurricane Isaac. Heavy winds ripped down about 85 percent of his navel crop.
"When the storm is over and it's safe enough to go outside and you're taking a look on the ground and see everything you know you were going to sell to pay your bills and pay your notes and everything, it's really disheartening," said Becnel.
Farmers like Becnel lost hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fruit during Isaac, which makes the crop that survived so vital.
"We really haven't fully recovered from Katrina so we're in recovery from Katrina and here we are slapped back down again," said Becnel.
Becnel is working to sell some of the crop he salvaged at the Plaquemines Parish Orange Festival. The 66 year old fest shines an annual spotlight on the area's deep-rooted citrus industry. This year, it has special meaning.
" It's important to get down here and see the citrus industry is really still alive," said Stephanie Becnel, Orange Festival Queen and relative of Patrick Becnel.
While Patrick Becnel lost much of his crop to heavy winds, his trees didn't sit for long in standing water like those of other farmers in the area. Farmers with flood damage have a much longer road ahead.
"It's going to take replanting, it's going to take at least five years until they get to the size where you can pick and harvest fruit off of," said Becnel.
The storm didn't just damage the area's orange crop. It also damaged the building where the festival is normally held. Fort Jackson remains closed to the public. Organizers opted to hold the fest just outside.
"This is where the orange fest lives so we wanted to feel at home," said Stephanie Becnel.
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PENDLETON — Pendleton Heights completed a sweep of the Madison County cross country meets by winning the girls event for the second straight year.
In the girls' race, Pendleton bunched eight runners up front early and held on to have seven of the top eight finishers.
Alex Buck finished first with a time of 19:27.9, defeating teammate Alli McCarty by 35 seconds to win going away. "It was fun" Buck said of the run. "I'm so proud of our teammates. Our goal was to get as many in the top 10 as possible."
Emma Hall and Maddi Hinton completed the top four sweep for Pendleton while Faith Baer (sixth), Chelsea Blackwell (seventh) and Monica Dudley (eighth) put an impressive stamp on the event for the Arabians.
Lapel's Mandie Flora broke up the Arabian domination with a solid fifth place finish. "Not a bad day," Pendleton Heights coach Melissa Hagerman said. "I would like to have seen a perfect score (top 1-5 finish), I know it sounds greedy but I would have liked to have seen it."
The Arabians were close to perfection as Flora beat Baer to the line by just a shade over a second. Michaela McCurdy of Liberty Christian finished ninth while Lapel's Sierra Ratzlaff rounded out the top 10.
Lapel finished second with 51 points, Frankton was third with 102, Alexandria was fourth with 112, Elwood was fifth with 133 and Anderson was sixth with 140.
For Lapel, Micah Bryan was 11th, Plensah Tay Sakeuh finished 12th and Lilly Ratzlaff ran 14th. Katie Quick was Frankton's top finisher, coming home in 13th. Sherrie Riser was 18th, Sammie Kilgore was 21st, Naomi Gollmer was 23rd and Shania Ray was 27th.
Alexandria was led by Courtney Skinner's 15th place finish, Kaitlyn Davis was 19th, Macy Hood was 24th, Alisha Paddock was 25th and Antonia Ruiz was 29th. Kim Cole came home in 10th for Elwood's top finish. Jamie Harris was 26th, Taylor Bogard was 28th, Grace Arbuckle was 33rd and Savanna Jones was 36th.


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Venus Williams announced that she is withdrawing from the 2012 Australian Open on her website Monday.
I regret to announce that I am withdrawing from the 2012 Australian Open. After several months of training and treatment, I am making steady progress to top competitive form. My diet and fitness regimen have allowed me to make great strides in terms of my health and I am very close to being ready to return to WTA competition. I have every intention to return to the circuit in February.
The Australian Open, which Williams won in 2003, takes place from January 16 to January 29 in Melbourne.
The 31-year-old hasn't played competitively since the U.S. Open on Aug. 31, when she pulled out of the tournament due to issues related to Sjogren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease that causes fatigue and joint pain.
Williams is currently No. 100 in the WTA rankings.
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During our business students' experience at Bryan College, the majority of their learning and exposure to new concepts occurs in a traditional classroom setting. This is an important part of students' education in that it provides a wealth of information and skill levels that will enable them to succeed when they begin their careers.
The process of applying the classroom education to the work environment is facilitated by the Bryan Business Department's internship program. This program permits our students to begin working in a business environment while still enrolled in the college. The benefit of such a program is that students are able to apply the knowledge they learn in the classroom before graduation.
This experience allows Bryan business students to not only gain upper division elective credit, but it also permits them to gain an insight into the business world and practical experience in business before graduation.
Eligibility for the internship program:
- Students must be pursuing a major in the Department of Business Administration.
- Students must have completed four semesters or at least 60 semester hours of credit toward a business degree.
- Students must carry a minimum of a 2.5 GPA and meet any other requirements set by individual employers.
- Students must be recommended by their advisors for internship credit.
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Students may petition the Department of Business Administration to earn up to three semester hours of college-level, business elective credit by meeting the following criteria:
- Maintain a journal relative to the job. The journal should contain documentation of all tasks performed during the internship, specific experiences pertaining to the major and anticipated career field, and observations regarding information and practices that relate to what they have learned in the classroom. This journal will be submitted in stages during the internship and a final draft will be included with the final report as an appendix.
- Submit a report summarizing the internship experience and knowledge gained. The report is the heart of the internship. An internship bridges the classroom with the workplace. The report allows students to demonstrate that they are able to link the two together. It is important that students discuss specific information learned in their business courses that was useful in the internship. The report should also integrate information from the internship-related readings that they have done during the experience as well as discuss skills attained on the job.
- Prepare and give an oral presentation to the Bryan business faculty. The presentation is essentially a summarized oral form of the report and journal. Students should use visuals, including PowerPoint, to facilitate their presentation. Presentations should normally be 20 minutes long.
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MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Toluca will face Tijuana for Mexico's Apertura championship after both came through their semifinals this weekend.
Toluca lost 2-1 to America on Sunday, but advanced to the final 3-2 on aggregate, while Tijuana defeated Leon 3-0 to go through 3-2 over the two legs.
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bath with shower, walk-in closet, and an outdoor balcony. The first
floor offers a big living room with vaulted ceiling, spacious
kitchen with icemaker and dishwasher, full bath, bedroom with twin
beds, a laundry, and an arctic entrance. A crib and high chair are
available. The futon in the living room offers additional sleeping
space. The tranquil woodsy setting provides for maximum
relaxation. A large deck and attractive landscaping, as well as
plenty of parking space complete the exterior.
The rental package includes all bed, bath, and kitchen linens, as
well as paper products, soaps, and laundry products. The kitchen is
well stocked with herbs and spices, salt and pepper, flour, etc. In
other words, all you need to bring is your clothing and groceries.
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Willow is located in "Alaska's Playground" and offers the
following: World class fishing. Nearly 3000 miles of groomed
trails. Dogsledding and multile winter sports. Hiking. Boating and
all manor of water sports. Flightseeing. Day trips to numerous area
attractions. Iditorad restart most years.
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text: Mother's Day Gift Ideas For New Moms 15 Gifts to Make Mom's First Mother's Day Memorable by Lisa Horten 5/07/14 0 Reactions 39 Shares Print 13 4 15 0 7 Our favorite gifts for new moms are ones that merge practicality with a bit of fun and indulgence. A bespoke British tote featuring an image of baby, an agenda to keep her on task (with a chic animal-print cover), stationery with a sense of humor . . . these are the things that are sure to make a newly minted mama smile on her first Mother's Day. Celebrate Spring, and the new mom in your life, in style! Kate Spade Picture Frame What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What new mom isn't eager to show off her little one's most photogenic moments? This beautiful silver-plated Kate Spade picture frame ($40-$100) is a classic gift that will be a welcome addition to her desk or vanity. 1 / 15 Anya Hindmarch Bespoke Photo Keepsake Box What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 British designer Anya Hindmarch's Bespoke Secret Photo Keepsake Box ($375) allows Mom's doting family to share a personal message on the exterior and a favorite photo on the inside. So chic! 2 / 15 Cadence Lee Customized Outline Pendant What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Because a beautiful baby's silhouette goes with everything . . . Cadence Lee's customized pendants ($345-$595) are a gift she's sure to treasure. 3 / 15 Momagenda Desktop Planner What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For the traditionalist who prefers to keep her calendar with paper and pen, Momagenda's Desktop Planner ($43) features mom-oriented page themes to ensure she's always organized and in command of her days. Choose from a bold leopard or zebra print, or go classic with a solid. 4 / 15 Name Ring What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A brilliantly affordable gift idea, customizing a name ring ($30) with the new babe's first name or monogram is a subtle way to celebrate her arrival. 6 / 15 Plum Pretty Sugar For BHLDN Loungewear What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Since the reality of a new mom's day is that it's spent tending to her baby's needs, a chic piece of loungewear like this Plum Pretty Sugar for BHLDN ensemble ($84) gives her time at home a glamorous upgrade. 6 / 15 iPhone 5c What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ask many a mom what her saving grace was during those chaotic first few months, and she's likely to skip the baby gear and put her iPhone (from $99) at the top of her list. 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It's Time to Retire "Boob Plate" Armor. Because It Would Kill You.
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Your breasts do not need shaped armor, and in fact breast-shaped chest plates may kill you
Males buy a lot of video games, males like looking at breasts, female characters in games need armor, so therefore we need to make that armor look like breasts. This simple equation has done much to control how female characters are designed in video games, as well as fantasy and science fiction visuals. We just gotta see those boobs.
Still, wearing armor shaped for breasts is a bad move, for the reasons listed in the above story. What's even sillier is the armor where sections of the chest are left unprotected in order to show some cleavage. Sure, it leaves the vital organs exposed, but BREASTS.
One of the source articles also brings up an interesting point: Some women like wearing fitted breast plates because it makes them feel fierce and sexy, which is a valid point. Still, the gentleman who designed one such arrangement worries the wearer will fall and the point between the breasts will be driven into her sternum. That... does not sound pleasant.
Another article that is linked in the above Cut goes into a bit more detail, along with images of what feminine armor can look like while still being functional. We may be talking about breasts, but the underlying principles of matching a female character to her armor, something that is common with male characters, is fascinating. The design and fit of armor should say much about the person who is wearing it, and in some ways prominent breasts can take away from that character, while also being impractical.
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(WMC-TV) - A man who crashed his truck into a gas pipe Wednesday afternoon nearly hit multiple children as they were getting off the bus.
Highway 51 south of Hernando, Mississippi at Belmont Road was shut down to one lane for clean up.
Scarlett Plemmons was trapped in her house on the highway after a man lost control of his truck, ran over her mailbox and hit the gas pipe to her house.
"It was extremely scary I didn't know where my kids were," said Plemmons.
Her children had just been dropped off by the school bus. At first, she saw the bus but no children. She only saw the man in his truck barreling down the driveway.
"I didn't know if they were, plowed over, if they were standing ... Panic. Complete panic," said Plemmons.
Her husband arrived not knowing what was going on. He could not get past the blocked road.
"It was very scary. I didn't know what to do. I didn't now what was going on," said husband Ronnie Taylor. "The gas was so loud. It was scary."
Taylor says the man driving the truck tried to leave, but two women who saw the children safe on the road crying blocked him in and called police. The man ended up in an ambulance.
Investigators say he had some kind of medical emergency, and that is what caused the crash.
Taylor carried out parts of the man's truck while crews worked to turn off the gas.
The frightened family is grateful no one was seriously injured.
"This man almost ran over my kids," said
Mississippi state police say the older man driving the truck will not be charged.
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Matt Millen's seven years as general manager of the Detroit Lions did not exactly go according to plan. His Lions had the worst record in the NFL from 2001-08 (31-84) and Millen was responsible for an embarrassing string of first-round draft picks — Joey Harrington, Charles Rogers and Mike Williams.
Yet apparently that resume makes him qualified to be a college and NFL analyst for ESPN. Millen did a media conference call with Kirk Herbstreit yesterday, and gave Tim Tebow the kiss of death …. er, a ringing endorsement for the NFL.
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Seen in Central Park: When the musicalized Two Gentlemen of Verona first debuted in 1971 via the Public Theater, it soon transferred to Broadway, winning the Tony for Best Musical. If there is any off-Broadway show that deserves a Broadway transfer, it is the revival of Two Gentlemen playing at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park. With one notable exception the cast is stellar and while the music may be a bit early-70s dated, it still kicks. Kathleen Marshall's deft direction keeps the action flowing nicely in, on, around, and under Riccardo Henandez's two-tiered, industrial setting that serves the story quite well. The lighting by Peter Kaczorowski is top notch and the costumes by Martin Pakledinaz are fun and easily mix traditional Shakespearean garb with a modern-day hippie look that supplies an added does of pizzazz. The sound design by Acme Sound Partners was ideal for the open air setting and as usual, the pastoral sounds of Central Park, blended nicely with the production (not so much the flight path to LaGuardia overhead, but hey). The cast is headlined by Broadway veterans and newcomers alike and the result is a delicious stew that should be sampled by all theatre aficionados. One of the finest voices in theatre, Norm Lewis is exceptional as Valentine and it's a shame that most Americans only know him from an Olive Garden commercial. Newcomer Oscar Isaac as Proteus exudes sexiness reminiscent of Antonio Banderas and plays the sympathetic rogue quite well. This is certainly an actor I look forward to seeing in more future productions on and off-Broadway. Playing the returning warrior Eglamour, Paolo Montalban gives a suitably over-the-top performance quite different from his role in Pacific Overtures last season and it's fun to see this gifted actor's range. Don Stephenson is an actor I've seen in a variety of roles from romantic lead to bumbling nincompoop is ideal in the role of Thurio and Renee Elise Goldsberry sets the stage on fire as Sylvia. All around, these Two Gentlemen would be welcome guests during any Broadway season.
Seen in Columbus, Ohio: After being spoiled on what Broadway has to offer, it can be dicey seeing a national tour of a hit musical. Luckily that was not the case when The Phantom of the Opera stopped at the Ohio Theatre in Columbus. The sets, costumes, and lighting were perfectly reconstructed from the Broadway/London original. However, the sheer grandeur of the Ohio Theatre made the mock-grandeur onstage seem pretty underwhelming. The proscenium for the Phantom only went half as high as the theatre's soaring proscenium. Likewise, the famous chandelier that takes such a prominent role in the show was dwarfed by the theatre's majestic chandelier that was easily three times as big as the prop. The only differences in the staging were subtle ones—Christine and Raoul exit stage left at the end of "All I Ask of You" rather than down a staircase from the Paris Opera House roof and the candelabras in the Phantom's subterranean lair move on from the wings rather than rise through the floor. The performances were as good as any of the various Broadway casts I've seen. Also refreshing was witnessing the reactions of audience members who were seeing the show for the first time. To be amidst a Midwest audience's laughter and applause was almost like seeing the show for the first time (instead of the thirteenth!).
Seen in Columbus & Madison Square Garden: Say what you will about Neil Diamond, but after seeing him at both the Schottenstein Center in Columbus and Madison Square Garden, I have to admit that I hope I'm as vital as he is when I'm 64. Dressed very smartly in black slacks and a black shirt with only a smattering of sequins (FYI: the shirts were different from venue to venue), Diamond delivered a rundown of some of his biggest hits for two hours! As a self-admitted fan of the jazz singer, I've seen him in concert so many times in the last 20 years that frankly I've lost count. I think these were my seventh and eighth times. As dynamic a performer as he still is, I have to admit that I was disappointed that he did not preview any material from his upcoming album produced by Rick Rubin. Apparently a tepid response to three new tunes during dates in DC assured their elimination from the playlist. However, what should be eliminated is the Jonathan Livingston Seagull medley that seems to drag on forever and was really never that popular to begin with. And personally, if I never hear Sweet Caroline again—especially with the popular "audience participation"—I will be a happy fan. A Neil Diamond entourage member for over 20 years, LD Marilyn Lowey brought sufficient flash and trash to the proceedings utilizing a rig rich with moving fixtures (Cyberlights, MAC 2K Washes & Profiles, Studio Spots). One of the coolest parts of the show was Diamond's traditional encore of Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show where the stage becomes an altar and Diamond is raised on a circular platform while a small ring of Profiles and Washes lower to form a kinetic halo while Diamond gets in his bombastic preacher mode. The set was simple and could easily be modified for an in-the-round concert and appeared to look like a vacant mound as the show opened, but eventually revealing the band members one by one as Lycra sheets were stripped away. IMAG projection was also featured this time around on two screens on either side of the stage with the images rear-projected. With multiple cameras used throughout, the projections were directed more skillfully than most televised concerts I've seen over the years. The only time the singer was onscreen was during the aforementioned Seagull medley when shots of, well, seagulls and clouds were shown, and during America when especially poignant, sepia toned photos of immigrants coming to US shores were shown. However, the final shot was a little odd as it was a scene of the Manhattan skyline, the twin towers standing tall. This scene got an extra round of applause in New York, not so much in Ohio. All in all, Diamond is as much a crowd pleaser as he ever was as the audience was on its feet during a large portion of the show, not an easy task for an arena full of aging Baby Boomers!
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Former Boston Celtics forward and African-American basketball pioneer Don Barksdale will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a part of the 2012 class on Friday night. Barksdale accomplished many firsts during his career. He became the first African-American to be named an NCAA All-American in 1947 as a member of the UCLA Bruins, the first to play on a United States men's Olympic basketball team -- the gold medal team from 1948 -- and the first to play in an NBA All-Star Game in 1953 as a member of the Baltimore Bullets.
Barksdale averaged 11.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game over his four-year NBA career that was cut short due to ankle injuries, but his biggest achievement is that fact that he blazed the way for African-Americans in the NBA. He passed away at the age of 69 on March 8, 1993 after a battle with throat cancer.
For a schedule of the ceremony and information on the other 11 inductees for 2012, be sure to stop by SB Nation NBA's Hall of Fame storystream.
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An Exxon gas station in Jersey City, New Jersey near the Holland Tunnel was offering gas at $1.84 a gallon on Thursday morning.
The first 150 vehicles were eligible for the deal and there was a 15 gallon limit. The offer began at 7 a.m.
The 'Gas Rollback Event' was organized by Americans for Prosperity, a conservative, grassroots organization that draws attention to what it describes as President Barack Obama's failing energy policies.
At $1.84 a gallon, the price is near where it was about four years ago when President Obama took office.
The station is located on the right side of Lincoln Highway/12th Street.
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ABATE riders say, "It's all about the kids" We're talking about the annual MDA ride.
Bikers began and ended their charity ride at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds.
All proceeds go towards the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
This is the 33rd year for the ride and riders say they also want to bring more awareness about bike safety to other drivers.
"Definitely need to pay more attention. I know sometimes it's hard to see us, but you know, you have to always watch," says rider Allen Rosenthal.
The event wrapped up with a live concert at the fairgrounds, featuring four bands.
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Mobile wimax
Mobile wimax equipment which utilize beam-forming and MIMO technologies will become available towards the end of this year. Broadband wireless deployments using pre-802.16e compliant equipment have already begun. In Korea both KT and SK Telecom have implemented mobile broadband wireless networks in specific locations throughout the country.
Equipment manufacturers are becoming increasingly active in mobile wimax. Vendors such as Samsung, Nortel Networks, Alcatel and Nokia-Siemens Networks are all involved in 802.16e projects globally. Motorola have just announced a major deal in Pakistan. Companies that have been heavily involved in operator proprietary broadband wireless implementations such as Alvarion and Proxim are also developing 802.16e compliant platforms. Various chipset providers such as Wavesat, Runcom Technologies and Beceem Communications are developing OFDMA chips and are testing their products for interoperability with solutions from other vendors. Dual mode handsets will be very popular with mobile wimax deployments with GSM/OFDMA and CDMA/OFDMA handsets dominating the market.
But there is confusion. Ericsson believe that by the year 2010 mobile wimax will account for only 5-10% of global broadband wireless revenues and are therefore more focused on broadband cellular technologies. Who is right? Availability of 2.5GHz spectrum is crucial to the success of mobile wimax particularly throughout the western world. In Europe HSPA is dominating the cellular market and this combined with the current unavailability of 2.5GHz spectrum throughout most of the continent is leading to little interest from mobile operators. In the U.S a lot of the 2.5GHz spectrum is owned by Sprint. The carrier will start its deployment by using 10MHz channels to deliver services and could use even larger bandwidths in the future.


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Seiji Yokoyama (横山 菁児, Yokoyama Seiji) (born March 17, 1935) is a prolific Japanese incidental music composer best known for his work on the Saint Seiya series. Yokoyama was born in Hiroshima, Hiroshima. He is a graduate student of Kunitachi College of Music. He made his debut as a composer for the ending theme of The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee in 1974. In Space Pirate Captain Harlock, he developed his symphonic sound for many TV shows.


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Pt. 10720 is a high point in the Front Range foothills in Larimer County, Colorado. Views from the summit block of the High Plains & the obscured Front Range.
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The United States is one of the most diverse countries on earth, jam packed full of amazing sights from St. Patrick's cathedral in New York to Mount Hollywood California.The Northeast region is where it all started. Thirteen British colonies fought the American Revolution from here and won their independence in the first successful colonial rebellion in history. Take a look at these rolling hills carpeted with foliage along the Hudson river here, north of New York City.The American south is known for its polite people and slow pace of life. Probably they move slowly because it's so hot. Southerners tend not to trust people from "up north" because they talk too fast. Here's a cemetery in Georgia where you can find graves of soldiers from the Civil War.The West Coast is sort of like another country that exists to make the east coast jealous. California is full of nothing but grizzly old miners digging for gold, a few gangster rappers, and then actors. That is to say, the West Coast functions as the imagination of the US, like a weird little brother who teases everybody then gets famous for making freaky art.The central part of the country is flat farmland all the way over to the Rocky Mountains. Up in the northwest corner you can find creative people in places like Portland and Seattle, along with awesome snowboarding and good beer. Text by Steve Smith.


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The U.S. Department of Education recognizes the great work of teachers throughout the country, who give of themselves to improve educational opportunities for all students. We support the work of teachers through initiatives and resources that lift the profession and help educators and students succeed.
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Teach to Lead is an initiative of the U.S. Department of Education and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards to advance student outcomes by expanding opportunities for teacher leadership, particularly those that allow teachers to stay in the classroom.
The initiative seeks to:
- Highlight existing state and district systems that are working to support teacher leadership;
- Share resources to create new opportunities for teacher leadership; and
- Encourage people at all levels to commit to expanding teacher leadership.
Watch Arne Duncan's speech announcing Teach to Lead and listen to his discussion with teachers at the National Board's Teaching and Learning conference. [Transcript]
"Teacher leadership means having a voice in the policies and decisions that affect your students, your daily work, and the shape of your profession. "
- Visit the Teach to Lead website and learn more.
- Take an online survey to get involved.
- Follow us on Twitter (@TeachtoLead) and Facebook (Teach to Lead).
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The Teachers Edition is a weekly newsletter written by teachers at the Department of Education that celebrates teaching and leading.
The Teachers Edition highlights great teachers and teacher leadership and offers a number of resources, including examples of best practices and links to interesting reading and emerging research that help educators solve problems and answer burning questions.
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RESPECT represents a vision to elevate and transform teaching and leading so that our nation's most important profession—educating our young people—becomes its most respected and supported one.
- Read President Obama's Blueprint for RESPECT [PDF, 4.3MB], a plan developed after two years of conversations with educators.
- Watch a video of educators discussing the RESPECT vision.
- Learn more about the RESPECT initiative, including how RESPECT was developed and formed into a plan for the profession.
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The Teaching and Principal Ambassador Fellowships are designed to improve education for students by involving teachers and principals in the development and implementation of national education policy.
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Police have released more information about a violent series of events, that led to the arrests of eight people in Atlantic City Monday night.
Atlantic City Police first responded the 3800 block of Ventnor Avenue around 10 Monday night for a report of an armed robbery. No victims came forward to report the incident at the time.
Later in the night, around 11, Police responded to an assault in progress at the Sea Breeze Condominiums. Police say four men entered one of the condos and assaulted the occupants with various weapons, including a golf club a crow bar and a baseball bat. Two men, 22 year-old Melvin Young, of Egg Harbor City and 20 year-old Jasper Walker, of Mays Landing were taken to the hospital for head and leg injuries sustained in the attack. Their injuries are not considered life threatening. The condo was also damaged during the attack.
Four Atlantic City men, 20 year-old Marcus Mason, 22 year-old Karl Knowles, 22 year-old Keith Garland, and 23 year-old Nicholas Russo, were arrested for that incident.
Further investigation revealed that three of those four men were the victims of the earlier armed robbery on Ventnor Avenue. Police say cash, wallets and phones were stolen as the suspects pointed a gun at the occupants of the home, including a 4 year-old child. Police later identified Young as the man who pointed the gun in the armed robbery. Young, Walker, and a 17 year-old juvenile were charged in connection with the armed robbery on Ventnor Avenue. Police recovered the handgun used in that robbery.
All who were arrested, except a woman who was found in possession of marijuana at the Condo where the assault took place, and the juvenile, are being held at the Atlantic County Justice Facility.
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Video: 1804 Silver Dollar Electrotype Certified by PCGS
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Another day of Kansas City Chiefs training camp brings another round of photos from Arrowhead Addict camp reporter and frequent commenter Mike Gooding.
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Plea deal pulled in Ariz. 'naked carjacking' case
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PHOENIX -- A naked man accused of running through a Scottsdale intersection and causing a crash moments after police say he carjacked a driver has backed out of a plea deal.
KSAZ-TV reports that John Brigham changed his mind on the plea deal Friday. That's when his lawyers said they were withdrawing a guilty plea and would be going to trial to fight the carjacking charges.
Police say the bizarre case began when Brigham carjacked a vehicle and caused a crash in June 2012. Brigham also faces robbery and aggravated assault charges.
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Fourteen members of the 2013 Grey Cup Champion Saskatchewan Roughriders made their way to the City of Yorkton this past Friday with their good friend the Grey Cup, first for an autograph signing at the Co-op Food Store, followed up by a show of athleticism in the form of a basketball game at the YRHS gym.
The Riders spent over an hour and a half signing autographs at Co-op, where lucky fans could also take their photo with the beautiful trophy that was on display for the entire afternoon.
But one might wonder why these athletes took the time to visit Yorkton in the middle of winter, all the while hauling around their most prized possession, the Grey Cup?
Well Darcy Zaharia of Yorkton Minor Football is one of the people to thank for bringing the Riders to town. "We contacted the Riders a few months ago because they did a charity hockey game here I think during the year of Riderville in 2010," said Zaharia, continuing, "We had Dan Foster, he's their community relations guy, come to the school last year with Keith Shologan who was speaking here."
"They mentioned that they wanted to do a basketball game so we said 'hey, yeah, for sure', it's a great thing to do to get the Riders here. They wanted a couple of places for the Grey Cup to go and seeing as Co-op always treats the whole community pretty good we talked to Bruce Thurston over and he jumped at the chance to host the Riders autograph session for the community."
And while the idea was started with the initial conversation between Zaharia and Foster, it was the Riders players themselves who felt they should come out to Yorkton. "We came out here because they (the fans) support us. They do everything they can to be there for us and cheer us on so we just wanted to come out and do the same for them," said Riders second year wide receiver Taj Smith.
Kory Sheets, the 2013 Grey Cup MVP and one of the most dynamic running backs to ever suit up for the Riders also made it clear that the reason they are here is not because they were doing it as a community relations gimmick, but because of each and every Rider fan in the City of Yorkton. "It really is important for us to come out here to show our gratitude and our appreciation for them (the fans)," said Sheets.
Sheets went on to mention how nice it is to visit Yorkton, saying, "It's a good, small town and a nice place to be around. The people are friendly."
The game
With the autograph session finished it was time for the main event: the charity basketball game.
But just who was the Riders' opponents for this basketball game? Did a group of Winnipeg Blue Bombers travel to Yorkton to battle their rivals on the court?
Or was it a host of Calgary Stampeders that came, galloping, into Yorkton?
The answer is no on both cases. Instead, glaring into the eyes of the Riders was none other than the YRHS Raiders Senior Boys basketball team. A team of teenagers who, most likely, had spent each 2013 Rider game glued to their televisions, watching their heroes bump and thump their opposition into the ground en route to the 2013 Grey Cup championship.
But now they weren't watching the Riders on the television. They weren't rooting for them, cheering them on in hopes of seeing the Green Machine come out victorious. Instead, they were the ones facing the men who they once considered idols but now see as opponents. "You see them on the field now you see them on the court but the difference is you're on the court with them. It's actually pretty crazy," said an awestruck Braden Oystrick. "They're childhood heroes."
"It's like we're B.C. or Montreal or something, it's pretty surreal."
Oystrick's teammate Tyrell Ulmer echoed that statement. "It's very surreal. You can't really put it into words how awesome it truly is. Playing against these guys it's just a great feeling. Guarding Kory Sheets, who is one of my favourite players, and playing against Neal Hughes and Jordan Sisco, it was really cool."
And while the Raiders fell to the Riders by a score of 42-24 it didn't matter. Players on each side of the court enjoyed the experience, playing in front of a loud, proud group of Yorkton citizens and raising just over $1,500.00 for a great charity known as KidSport, which is a children's charity that helps families that face financial difficulties by paying for their children's registration fees and equipment costs.
Yorkton KidSport representative Shawna Taylor said that the charity was honoured to receive the silver collection donation, despite not even expecting to be involved with the event. "We didn't expect to be invited to this event but we are very grateful for these opportunities and we thank the sport community for thinking of us and inviting us to get involved."
"We'd like to thank Yorkton Minor Football and Darcy Zaharia very much for organizing this event and we appreciate you guys thinking of Kidsport. We'd also like to thank the Riders for coming out tonight and making this possible."
Taj Smith, however, felt that KidSport is the one that should be thanked. "Everybody needs help. I just wish I would have had this (Kidsport) when I was growing up. But I didn't. They just try to do all they can to give back."


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Nicole Medvitz's routine is anything but routine. When you're a young gymnast competing on the national level, life revolves around practice, competition and schoolwork. "It's an extreme balancing act," says Craig Zappa, Nicole's longtime coach and co-owner and director of ENA Gymnastics in Paramus. "It's balancing a full day of school and a full-time job on top of it."
For Nicole, her day begins like most other seniors at Paramus High School. Get up, get dressed, grab a bite to eat, grab the keys and drive to school. It's when classes end for the day that her path diverges. After a quick trip home to change, Nicole heads to ENA for 4-1/2 to 5 hours of practice, six days a week. This fall, her day off is Wednesday. Practice begins with 30 minutes of stretching and then on to each of the disciplines: vault, floor, bars and beam. There's also strength and conditioning work.
Back home around 8:30 p.m., she eats and then the honor student does homework, sometimes until midnight or 12:30 a.m. Then sleep, until the next morning when the routine begins again for Nicole, who has won two straight national Junior Olympic balance beam Level 10 titles. Only Elite, the competition level for Olympians, is higher.
"It's taught me time management," Nicole says. "I really like the hard work. It's what I want to do."
It's something Nicole has always done, according to her mom, Denise Medvitz. "She is so self-disciplined. I never have to get on her case," Denise says. "Gymnastics teaches them focus and time management."
Time management is vital not only to the success of young athletes, but also to the inner workings of that athlete's family. Until Nicole got her driver's license, Denise had to set her schedule around getting Nicole to and from practice, something she began in earnest at age 7 (she first took lessons at ENA at age 4). Denise works out of the house and that gives her the flexibility to be with Nicole when she travels to meets around the country from December through May. Meanwhile her husband, Bob, stays home with their two sons, 16-year-old David and 13-year-old Eric.
For the Medvitz family, Nicole's hard work, determination and ability have paid off in a tangible way. She has been awarded a scholarship to attend and compete for Penn State next fall. But Denise knows how lucky they are – the odds are against all but a few to get a free ride to college. "We never mentioned scholarships to her," Denise says. "We never wanted to feel disappointment if she didn't get it. We never wanted to put that pressure on her."
That doesn't mean the family and her coach didn't develop a plan for Nicole as she demonstrated the ability to compete at the national level – along the way she even bested Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas in a meet. By the time Nicole was 10, she was competing at the Nationals at Level 9. Even at that young age, gymnasts who show extraordinary potential and their parents must make a critical decision. For almost everyone who wants to pursue a shot at the Olympics, the choice involves home-schooling and, for most, moving away from home to work with one of the top coaches.
That was not a route Nicole and her family chose. Instead, they worked with her middle school and high school to make accommodations for the demands of the gymnastics schedule. "What helps is that most gymnasts have Type-A personalities and they won't accept failure at anything," Zappa says.
That's why early on Zappa "lays out exactly what's expected" of his gymnasts. "My very first meeting, I try to scare them out of it," he continues. "What it's going to cost money-wise and also time-wise. There's a lot of sacrifice families have to make. They have to have a full understanding."
Part of that sacrifice means not being able to have a "typical" teenage life. Nicole admits that her non-gymnastic friends don't always understand. "It's hard to explain to them," Nicole says. "They don't know how much time we put into it. How hard it is."
For Nicole, the benefits far outweigh what she's missed. She's traveled around the country and even overseas, competing in Switzerland last year. For the upcoming season, she's set her sights on another national title at the Junior Olympics and helping her ENA squad, of which she's the captain, to make it to the Nationals as well.
"It's who they are," Zappa says of Nicole and her teammates. "'I'm a gymnast.' That's her identity."
Nicole's Accomplishments
Nicole has won the balance beam at the Junior Olympic Nationals the past two years, scoring a 9.5 in 2012 and 9.7 in 2011. At Nationals in Hampton, Va., earlier this year, she also finished fourth in the uneven bars and 15th in the all-around. In 2011, at the Nationals in Long Beach, Calif., she was 17th in the all-around.
In her past 13 competitions, she has won the beam all but once, when she finished third. In those meets, she's also earned four all-around titles, while finishing second, five times and third, once.
Since reaching Level 10 in 2009, she has won thebeam three times. At the Level 10 State Championships this year, Nicole won gold for the beam and in the all-around.
As a Level 9 competitor, Nicole finished fourth all-around and first on beam at States and won beam at Regionals in 2006 and then took the State title in all-around, uneven bars and beam in 2007.
Nicole earned her first state titles at Level 7 in 2005, capturing uneven bars, balance beam, floor exercise and the all-around. In 2004, Nicole set a new state record while winning the beam at the Level 5 State Championships.


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President Barack Obama gave a speech today calling for background checks on all gun sales, whether in stores or at auctions and conventions, as part of efforts to prevent gun violence.
The president also called on Congress to reinstate the ban on military-style assault rifles and limit ammunition magazines to 10 rounds for all weapons and urged the public to pressure Congress and the gun lobby to push for stronger steps against gun violence, saying "the only way we can change is if the American people demand it."
Obama also issued 23 executive actions that do not require congressional approval that he believes will prevent gun violence, including strengthening background checks on gun sales and expanding safety programs in schools.
U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita released a statement saying that Obama's gun control proposals are "a radical overreach by a power-hungry executive branch that is committed to restricting the 2nd Amendment rights of law-abiding Americans, without any concern for either the constitution or how this plan would actually work in the real world."
"More laws and regulations will not and cannot stop evil," Rokita said. "Only strong families and communities can. Instead of focusing on the real reasons for criminal and violent activity, the White House wants to restrict the rights of conscientious, patriotic, and responsible gun owners who, quite often, deter violent criminals. I will pursue each and every constitutionally-available means to stop new gun control measures from taking effect and will help lead the conversation in the halls of Congress, where such debates ought to be held, on what should be done to protect our communities and our Constitution."
The National Rifle Association of America also responded to the president's proposals, saying that only honest, law-abiding gun owners will be affected and children will remain vulnerable to the inevitability of more tragedy.


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On Sunday afternoon, Curry Elementary student Shawn Anthony will be ready to display his pitching skills on the mound at Regions Park prior to the Birmingham Barons baseball game.
"I've been practicing. I can throw really good," Anthony said with a sly grin. "I'm confident."
Looking at Anthony's physical attributes he seems to be like any other normal kid: happy, rambunctious and "all boy," as his grandfather, Charles McNair (Papa), would say. However, people on the outside looking in would never guess that Anthony has a genetic disease called cystic fibrosis. According to the Children's of Alabama website, cystic fibrosis is "a life-threatening disease that causes mucus to build up and clog some of the organs in the body, particularly in the lungs and pancreas. When mucus clogs the lungs, it can make breathing very difficult."
Approximately 30,000 people in the U.S. have cystic fibrosis. The life expectancy of a child born with cystic fibrosis is around age 40. Some, but not all, symptoms include very salty-tasting skin, poor weight gain, constant coughing/wheezing or shortness of breath, greasy stools, several lung infections and nasal polyps.
"The pulmonary department, endocrine department and the gastrology department, he uses all three departments over there (Children's of Alabama), because when he was born his intestines ruptured, so he had a third of his intestines removed," McNair said. "That's called 'short gut syndrome.' He'll be just fine and then all of a sudden ... He's already been in the hospital four times this year."
Anthony was in the hospital for seven days due to a blockage in his intestine. After that he went in for sinus surgeries, four separate surgeries, where huge polyps formed inside his nose and made breathing difficult. A daily routine for Anthony consists of waking up and putting on a percussion vest for 30 minutes to shake up the congestion in his lungs (also done for 30 minutes at night), taking two inhalers (which consists of two different types of medicines used in a nebulizer), taking 12 pills and then enzymes when he eats meals.
Despite his sickness, Anthony continues to live a fulfilled life and enjoys football, basketball, swimming and playing video games. Correction — loves video games.
"He wanted to play football, but they (doctors) weren't crazy about that because of the stomach surgeries that he's had. I asked them, 'What about martial arts or taekwondo,' and they said that would be good," McNair said. "Last year he won World Supreme Overall Grand Champion; that's the highest rank you can achieve for one year."
For those with normal immune systems, sicknesses like pneumonia or bronchitis wear down on a person's body for a few days. Anthony has had pneumonia twice and was placed in the hospital for 14 days the first time. McNair said his grandson stayed in the hospital for 121 days after he was born.
With cystic fibrosis, a person's lungs may become scarred and inflamed and covered in mucus, which could potentially lead to a lung transplant (or double-lung transplant). McNair said learning about the disease, the life expectancy and then dealing with the entire process is rough and tiring at times, but he's happy for the days he does get to spend with his grandson and other members of his family.
"Nobody knows when they're going to die," McNair said. "You never know, but you want to make those odds as good as you can. It's just something you have to deal with, with any child that's sick."
From what family members say, Anthony is a little charmer. During his visits to the hospital, he gives the nurses candy and tons of hugs. Anthony's doctor, Dr. Wyn Hoover of Children's of Alabama, has been treating his young patient for almost seven years and has a great comradery with him.
"He is warm, funny, enthusiastic and determined," Hoover said, " and a diehard Alabama fan."
He and McNair joke about this because Hoover is an LSU fan.
"Cystic fibrosis is a fetal diagnosis," Hoover said. "The average survival rate is 37 years old at this point. His is moderate, but he has to do a lot to stay healthy; he's rarely in the hospital."
"We get with physicians in the hospital to nominate patients whose families they'd like to highlight, then they submit names. We have a relationship with the Barons," said Children's media relations coordinator Rachel Olis, "and it's set up to where it's every Sunday for a child to throw the first pitch. They (the Barons) just came to us when they built the field about a year ago at Regions Park and asked, 'What can we do to help the patients?'"
McNair and his wife, Jennifer (Gammie), feel blessed to have Anthony and his older sister, Kaitlyn, 13.
"I know I can throw good," Anthony, who plans on throwing a fastball Sunday, said. "I can run with any kind of shoes but not flip flops or sandals. I don't like them."
Anthony said he would like to be a basketball player when he grows up, but he is already considered a superhero to most already.


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We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Indianapolis Colts, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
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Packers release C Jeff Saturday
The Packers have released C Jeff Saturday, who intends to retire.
Freeney's exit latest example of Colts' sea change
It became official Friday: Dwight Freeney, the Colts' all-time sacks and forced fumbles leader, won't be back in Indianapolis in 2013.
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The Colts on Friday informed their all-time sacks leader, Dwight Freeney, that he won't be back with the club in 2013.
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Dan Plesac confirmed that he will interview for the vacant Cubs' television analyst position this week.
Reached on the phone, Plesac refused further comment on the situation.
Plesac, a Crown Point native who works in studio as an analyst for MLB Network, is set to interview with WGN officials, including current play-by-play man Len Kasper, on Thursday evening and then meet with the Cubs brass — including chairman Tom Ricketts — on Friday, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
Plesac is at the top of a short list of candidates in the mix to replace announcer Bob Brenly, who left the booth last month after eight seasons as an analyst, all of them with Kasper. He replaced former Cubs first basemen Mark Grace in the Diamondbacks booth. Grace was fired after a DUI arrest last summer — his second in 15 months.
A three-time all-star, Plesac played 18 seasons, mostly as a reliever. That included a stint with the Cubs in 1993-94.
The hang-up with Plesac was thought to be his long-term deal with MLB Network. After a conversation with Cubs president Crane Kenney, MLB decided to let him interview for the position.
Plesac interviewed for the Cubs radio analyst position that opened after Ron Santo died in December, 2010, but he was never offered the position that went to former Cubs outfielder Keith Moreland.
Plesac, who has two children, no longer has a residence in Northwest Indiana. He started his broadcasting career with Comcast SportsNet as a studio analyst.
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The fiancée of George Clooney, the actor, could soon find herself in the public eye for reasons other than being engaged to one of the world's most famous film stars.
Amal Alamuddin is to represent one of Col Muammar Gaddafi's most notorious henchmen, who is fighting for a fair trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC), in a case that threatens to dent the authority of the court.
The human rights barrister will argue that Abdullah al-Senussi, the former dictator's intelligence chief who oversaw torture, assassinations and town square hangings, cannot receive a fair trial in his native country and must be sent to The Hague.
Senussi was charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity by the ICC, along with Gaddafi's second son, Saif al-Islam, in 2011.
As one of Gaddafi's closest aides, the 64-year-old has been implicated in a Libyan massacre in 1996, in which more than 1,000 inmates were killed at the Abu Salim prison in Tripoli.
Miss Alamuddin said: "At this stage the ICC case is not about whether Mr Gaddafi and Mr Senussi are guilty of committing crimes against humanity; it is about where their trial should be held.
"In Libya, where they will face a show trial and then be executed, or before an international court in The Hague? No one is arguing that there should be no trial. But we are arguing that there should be justice."
In 1999, Senussi was tried in absentia in France and sentenced to life imprisonment for the shooting down of a UTA airliner over Niger a decade earlier.
United Nations rules stated that the ICC must stage the trial unless Libya could prove it was "willing and able genuinely" to carry out a fair hearing.
Last October, The Hague ruled that Senussi could be tried in Libya, despite claims that he had been mistreated after being extradited from Mauritania, where he had fled after Col Gaddafi's downfall.
It overlooked the refusal by Libyan authorities to let Miss Alamuddin or any of the legal defence team appointed by the ICC visit Senussi in prison to discuss his case.
Miss Alamuddin was hired for the case by Ben Emmerson QC, the UN special rapporteur on counter-terrorism and human rights, who she worked as counsel for when he was investigating the use of drones.
The pair also worked together to defend Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, in extradition proceedings following an application from Sweden.
Mr Emmerson criticized the ICC ruling and said the Libyan justice system was "incapable of conducting fair trials of any Gaddafi-era officials".
Miss Alamuddin, 36, told The Observer that the "point of the ICC is to be there when national systems can't do the job. Instead, it is giving a flawed, dangerous process the stamp of approval".
The barrister, who is based at London's Doughty Street Chambers, sought out Senussi's daughter, Anoud, after failing to get a visa for Libya. She had been kidnapped and jailed in Tripoli after visiting her father in prison but escaped and fled to London.
Having waited six months for the ICC judges to give a date for the appeal, Miss Alamuddin remains concerned that she cannot gain access to the detail needed to argue her client's case properly. "The Hague court penalizes us for not being in a position to give details of all the violations against our client, but there are details we cannot provide because we can't get to see him," she said.
The ICC's reputation as a benchmark for global justice is at stake over its decision to back a Libyan trial.
Legal proceedings began last month with Senussi, looking ill and emaciated, appearing alongside numerous other defendants in a steel cage at the
al-Hadba prison, where the trial is being held.
He claimed Libya had broken its promise to the ICC to find him a lawyer.
Prosecutors have refused to let him see the evidence against him, even though he could face the death penalty.


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6:42pm Saturday 17th November 2012 in Sport
BEN Watson found the target as Dorchester finally ended their losing run on the road in Blue Square Bet South.
Having suffered four straight defeats away from home in the league, the omens did not look good for the county town outfit when Maidenhead took the lead after three minutes, but the visitors raised their game after that to run out deserved winners.
Watson equalised with a fine finish before a second-half own goal sealed the victory - Town's first in the league since September.
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bedpans wrote:My opinion on you does not change either. GET A LIFE
One result does not change my opinion-sack the manager
6:25pm Sun 18 Nov 12
imthere says...
9:27am Mon 19 Nov 12
Fred U says...
imthere wrote:Actually, our league form before this cup run was excellent, far better than could have been hoped for.
bdw like i said to you before ,, glass houses and the very like , your cup runs have been the saviour of your club , and if your honest you will agree ,but your league form is s...e !
However, I do feel that if the club wants to move forwards, it needs someone with experience at a higher level to guide it there.
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