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I'm going to address this once.
I've been deluged by emails recently—much like the Facebook blowup earlier this year—from people who are going to be attending FeverCon that are upset about other people who are planning to attend FeverCon, asking me to make those other people behave. As if. Do I look like the ruler of the universe? I think that honor belongs to my cat, Moonshadow, LOL.
It appears there are a few people that are bitterly unhappy with everything about the conference, from the itinerary to the food to the goody bags. I've seen absurd posts and emails where some of these unhappy people propose I should be giving away free IPods in the Goody Bags, (the iPods we bought for prizes were nearly $200.00 with tax!) These few people are vociferous in their anger and making threats that they certainly intend to air their feelings at the Con, and people had better watch out.
I think many people don't have any idea what costs are involved behind the scenes in putting on a conference of this scale. Nearly $40.00 a ticket from every ticket is lost off the top between the charges levied by the registration platform, an ecommerce gateway that also charges a per-transaction fee and a monthly fee for having it available, the amount I had to pay my web designers to build the database platform, the credit card companies that charge a per-transaction fee (Amex is insanely high for small merchants) and the bank charges on my account for having the ecommerce account, plus a per-transaction fee. It's unreal. That money is gone the minute the ticket is sold. It's the cost of doing business as a small business.
More behind the scenes: we pay for every single mic (there are fourteen on the stage at the concert) every day we use them, each cable, cord, mixer, monitor, amp, stand, speaker, subwoofer, snake cable, lights on the stage—we even have to pay the power bill to the hotel! We pay load in and load out of equipment and staffing for it. (The Con is on a weekend. Hotel staff is $75.00 an hour but weekends are time and a half. Do the math.) We hire the bartenders for both events to run the cash bar. We pay for the lights and decorations for the costume ball (which is going to be awesome!) including the centerpiece candles on the tables we ordered and had shipped to the hotel, to the masses of pink candy, balloons, helium tanks, etc. We pay for the printer and materials to print photos of the event. We hired photographers and audio and video specialists to record the Con for your future enjoyment. We pay for storage room at the hotel to hold the thousands of books and giveaways, the people to stuff the bags, and the rooms for the assistants and planners who are coming in days in advance to set things up.
That doesn't even begin to touch it. We pay for an insurance policy for the event. The programs had to be designed and printed. The invitations and name badges had to be designed and printed. The goody bags had to be designed, printed and shipped. There are engagement fees, hotel room fees, flights for the speakers. And yes, there is the food and it was absurdly expensive. Will it be exquisite? I very much doubt it. Catered food at Cons rarely is. It's expensive and adequate. However, I have high hopes. Will the menu please everyone? Of course not. No menu will.
There are so many more charges but I will not—here or anywhere—post a fiscal accounting of the Con. My accountant—who is also charging me for handling the business end of this—is the only one that will see it, as should be. But I assure you I am not making a profit on the Con. In fact, I will likely end up out of pocket on it. And I'm okay with that because I think the weekend is going to be amazing. If anyone creates problems at the Con, hotel security will remove them.
I don't know how this negativity began festering, but it needs to stop now. If you are genuinely that unhappy about attending the Con, contact Leiha and we'll figure something out to keep you from having to subject yourself to such a miserable time. Leiha has been a dynamo of planning and execution for the event. She may not be an "official" event planner, but no official planner could have done better.
In six days, we'll be partying at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Atlanta. And although I can't possibly guarantee that everyone will feel the event was worth the money, most of you will. From scene sketches Eric is going to be acting out with volunteer 'Macs' from the audience, to a snippet from Shadowfever read by the sexy-voiced Phil Gigante after breakfast Sunday, to lots of time with me just dancing and hanging out and talking all weekend—not to mention all the surprises we have planned—it's going to be fabulous!
I'd like to believe people are just nervous and excited and that tends to bring out the best and worst in all of us. I can't make anyone behave. I'm not the boss of everyone and I don't want to be. Chill until you get there and see what you think, all right?
Following are the menus. Do NOT write to me to complain. I'll have cans of tuna for Moonie. She'll share if anyone's that miserable.
DINNER Friday
Custom Dinner Buffet
Baby Lettuce Salad with Crisp Vegetables and House Vinaigrette
Grilled Asparagus with Citrus Vinaigrette and Orange Zest
Low and Slow BBQ Rubbed Tenderloin of Beef with Bourbon Sauce
Buttermilk Marinated Baked Chicken Breast with Wild Mushrooms, Roasted Shallots, and Red Wine
Portobello Mushroom Strudel with Smoked Tomato Coulis
Seasonal Fresh Vegetables With Lemon Zest and Herb Butter
Yukon Gold Potato and Caramelized Shallot Gratin
Warm Farm Bread, Roasted Garlic Loaf, Tomato Jam and Butter
Crème Brule Shooters
Assorted Cakes and Cheesecakes, Torts, and Truffles
Iced Tea, Regular, Decaffeinated Coffee & Tazo Teas
LUNCH Saturday
Deli Lunch Buffet
Chef's Soup Du Jour
Romaine Caesar Salad with Garlic Crostini
Penne Pasta Salad with Shrimp Lemon Dressing
Brown Mustard Potato Salad
Tuna Salad, Garlic Seared Roast Beef, Glazed Smoked Ham, Roasted Turkey Breast
Swiss, Cheddar, and Provolone Cheeses
Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle Spears
Mustard & Mayo
Georgia Specialty Breads
Homemade Potato Chips
New York Black & White Cookies
Carrot Cake Served with Caramelized Walnuts
Freshly Brewed Seattle's Best Coffee, Decaf, & Tazo Tea Selection
BREAKFAST Sunday
The All American Plated Breakfast
Freshly Scrambled Eggs
Smoked Bacon
Served with Hyatt Signature Breakfast Potatoes and Roasted Tomato
Breakfast Bakeries
Sweet Butter, Jam and Preserves
Chilled Juice
Seattle's Best Coffee, Tazo Tea Selection and Soy Milk


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Carbide.j was Nokia's IDE for Java ME. Nokia discontinued it in 2007. This note explains why:
- When Nokia first introduced the Nokia Developer's Suite for J2ME™, the forerunner of Carbide.j, the support for mobile development provided by most Java™ IDEs was limited. However, over the past couple of years, features specifically aimed at mobile developers have become increasingly common in a range of open source and free Java development solutions. Therefore, having reviewed the options available to mobile Java developers, Nokia has decided not to develop Carbide.j further.
So instead of using Carbide.j, use either NetBeans or Eclipse and the EclipseME plugin to develop. See articles Java ME and Getting started with Java ME.
For those who still have a previous Carbide.j licence you can download the original version which does not have support and will NOT install on Using Nokia SDKs and Tools on Windows Vista due to the age of the install kit and will NOT be fixed. This kit is only recommended for people who have previously used this product as there is no support for it. An outdated installation guide is available here, and a datasheet here. Many known problems exist for this product.

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The doctor is out!
"Time's up" called the exam proctor. "Pencils down." As I turned in my exam materials, I felt the total relief of completing my last final of the year. I walked out of the building and saw the tired, happy faces of my fellow medical school students in the warm summer's sun; I couldn't help but smile. We had come a long way in this first year of medical school, and we learned more than we thought our heads could hold.
But even though the Queen's campus was bare and exams were over, the year wasn't quite done yet. Each spring, Queen's sends its first-year medical students across Ontario to work in rural family medicine clinics. During this time, we were to apply what we've seen in our textbooks to real patients, and get a feel for "small-town living." It's called "Community Week," and students often cite it as the highlight of the first year of medical school. Armed with our stethoscopes, white clerk coats, and a healthy mix of confidence and fear, we dispersed across the province to work in the clinics for the first time.
I was sent to Arnprior, a town of 7,500 people located about an hour north of Ottawa. After a week there, my classmate, Justin Bell, Meds'15, and I drove 2,000 km to Dryden, just east of the Manitoba border, to spend an additional month working in a "summer studentship" at a rural family medicine clinic.
The most striking features of these small towns are the warm welcome and hospitality. While we were in the Ottawa valley, the hospital CEO and local mayor wined and dined us as they showered us with reasons to move to their town one day. "The physicians live a five-minute walk away from the hospital." "You'll never believe how inexpensive property is here!" "The town has everything you need here, but don't forget the city is just down the highway."
However, more important to us than the welcome accorded us by the politicians and administrators was the reception we received from the townspeople. They welcomed us into their homes and took us kayaking, fishing, and boating. The people wore the pride of their town on their sleeves, and many made a point of asking if I would move to the area someday to take over the local practice. Even though I introduced myself as a medical student, I was regularly addressed as "doctor," a foreign sound to my ears that caught me off guard each time.
I was completely charmed by these cottage-country villages, and even more impressed with their physicians. The family physicians in small hospitals are faced with a great breadth of practice. These doctors are internists, obstetricians, coroners, anesthetists, emergency physicians, and more – they are true general practitioners. However, the disadvantage of a rural hospital is the lack of resources. For example, the hospitals don't always have the personnel to employ lab and imaging technicians on Saturday and Sunday nights. In addition, complicated cases must naturally be referred to larger facilities.
Spending five weeks working in rural communities was an eye-opening adventure for me. I learned about the value of tight-knit communities, saw a variety of medical practices, and caught a glimpse of native culture.
In Dryden, I was struck by the uniqueness of the Aboriginal patient population. I encountered young men who were plagued with suicidal ideation because most of their family and friends had already attempted or died by suicide. I met a lovely elderly woman who suffered horribly because her grandchildren kept stealing the narcotics she needed for relief. I saw intoxicated men who were within inches of death because they were high on deodorant, paint thinner, and hairspray.
However, I also got a chance to learn a little about Ojibway culture and to see wonderful instances of Aboriginal families helping each other. For example, I met an exhausted daughter caught between old traditions and modern living, trying to care for countless troubled family members while holding down her own job. In addition, I observed a loving mother sternly lecturing her grown son in Ojibway to stop drinking, and helping him get off the streets.
Spending five weeks working in rural communities was an eye-opening adventure for me. I learned about the value of tight-knit communities, saw a variety of medical practices, and caught a glimpse of native culture. Perhaps one day I will return to these communities, but for now I look forward to returning to Queen's in the fall equipped with fresh, hands-on clinical experience and a brand-new perspective.


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Guardian Voices: A harsh city for queer youth
By Mia Tumutch
I moved to San Francisco at 19, having recently escaped small-town Texas because of ignorance and hatred associated with the fact that I am transsexual. I arrived on a Greyhound with a huge purse, a duffle bag, and big dreams for the queer wonderland.
Then life happened. Unable to find a job because I was too visibly trans, I ran out of money and ended up homeless.
Thousands of other young queers have runa way to San Francisco, but they still face daunting statistics once they arrive. Our city by the Bay has long been assumed a safe haven for the gays — however there's more work to be done. It's our responsibility, as San Franciscans and decent human beings, to ensure LGBTQ youth don't face more violence and discrimination once they make it here.
LGBTQ youth face a disproportionate amount of obstacles to success, including bullying in school, family rejection, violence on the street, and job discrimination. After coming out of the closet, 26 percent of LGBTQ youth are kicked out of their homes by their parents. While LGBTQ youth account for only 5-10 percent of the population, we represent 40 percent of the homeless youth in San Francisco. The number of LGBTQ youth coming out and becoming homeless continues to increase, while funding for services to this very vulnerable population is cut back almost every budget season.
There are more than 94,000 LGB people living in San Francisco and approximately 6,000 LGBTQ youth, but there is still not a single queer homeless shelter. There are currently 36,000 vacant housing units in San Francisco, and only 6,000 homeless people; why can't homeless people live there?
In recent years there have been a number of policy changes that have made life harder for the homeless. In 2010, proposition L, passed making it illegal to sit or lie on a sidewalk between 7am and 11pm. This law further demonizes homeless people who can be hit with $500 fines and even a month in jail for accessing public space.
In 2011, Scott Weiner, an out gay politician representing Harvey Milk's former district, implemented a harsh new policy even further criminalizing homeless people in the Castro. This law makes sleeping, camping, cooking, creating a shelter, and using a four-wheel shopping cart all illegal at all times in Jane Warner and Harvey Milk plazas. The law goes further to ban the selling or bartering of merchandise without a permit.
In the 1970s, a similar sit-lie law in San Francisco was used to unjustly harass gay men. Harvey Milk crusaded against these laws until he was killed — and now the plaza named after him has the harshest sit-lie law in the city, and it's driving LGBTQ youth out of the Castro.
"My queer friends are leaving the city because they feel run out of the Castro," explains a homeless youth and active ally in the LGBTQ community. "We get harassed by cops at least three times a day, when we aren't harming anyone at all. I was told by a police officer that me sitting on the benches in the Castro community was disrespectful of the hardworking people of the neighborhood. Then she told me to get a job."
It's our duty as citizens of a supposed sanctuary city to not turn a blind eye on the plight of homeless people, and especially not LGBTQ homeless youth. Let's repeal sit-lie laws and stop cutting desperately needed funds for LGBTQ youth. Let's create a shelter for LGBTQ people, and establish a permanent source of funds to make housing affordable for everyone. The solution to ending homelessness is not to increase criminalization and harassment; we need to expand our consciousness and compassion.
who have a low probability of being happy and prosperous here, the focus should on making other places more hospitable to gays and trannies, so that they don't need to come here in the first place?
The idea that SF is a place that will take anyone and everyone who has a problem or issue has already led to an unmangeable problem with homelessness, and related problems of drugs and crimes. Making it ever more tempting for come here when there is no reasonable chance of success doesn't seem to most voters to be a high priority.
I'm sorry, you'll have to take a number and get in line behind all the other special-interest groups. Thank you.
SFBG, can you just call "Guardian Voices" what it is, please: "Barely literate writers we don't have to pay."
And come on, Tim, no stories about Stockton, Mammoth Lakes, San Bernardino? These are (were) hotbeds of Tim-onomics!
Stockton, Mammoth and San Bernardino are all hotbeds of conservatism, not "profligate" leftist havens.
Mammoth went bankrupt because they tried to undo a developer entitlement and got sued into bankruptcy by the developer. Roberto's Mexican food on Old Mammoth road seriously rates, FYI.
They're still broke. Viva California!
Most states are mopping up red ink after Wall Street gambled and lost and then pinned the losses on the rest of us.
You are right, this is not a liberal or conservative matter, it is one where prudent governments were hung out to dry in order to make the banksters whole.
The entirety of fiscal mismanagement being the province of liberalism and social insurance is therefore, false.
Pensions are a good thing, health care is a good thing, living wages are good things. It is the implicit socialism of the trillion dollar losses by finance capital that is the problem, especially when finance capital's "good bet" profits are privatized.
The more these issues are kicked down the road, the more the problems will fester and the more significant the punctuation of equilibrium will be.
was the government which allowed this to happen on their watch. Everything comes back to politicians in the end, and that comes back to us because we elected them.
And we wanted cheap mortgages and escalating house prices, and were happy to have no questions asked until the bubble burst.
"I was told by a police officer that me sitting on the benches in the Castro community was disrespectful of the hardworking people of the neighborhood. Then she told me to get a job."
What an idiot! That piece of work cop is in the wrong job. She should never have said that to you or anyone else. Disgusting.
"Let's repeal sit-lie laws"
Considering the direction this city is going in (to the right), that's not going to happen, unfortunately.
who appear to be loitering with malintent. It only takes a complaint by a business or bystander.
The best protection against police interest is to be busy and not "hang out" with menace.
bumming cigarettes, panhandling for spare change and trying to score drugs IS disrespectful to the people who pay to live in that neighborhood.
Let's be honest about what your friend was really doing - she wasn't stopping for a little rest in between her 9-5 job.
"Scott Weiner, an out gay politician"
Is he really gay? I know he says he is, but I'm beginning to wonder. I've never seen him with a guy. He's always alone when I've seen him. To me he comes across as asexual. Is he gay, or is he just using/working the conservative gay "community" for his conservative agenda?
Would being straight somehow make him less credible, in your mind?
What a stupid thing to say. Yes he is gay, not everyone that is gay in SF is skulking around sex clubs having 8 anonymous partners a night.
To me, you come across as an idiot.
you have no credibility unless you're homeless, jobless, non-straight, miserable, uneducated, preferably here illegally, and your idea of a meaningful day is squatting on the sidewalk smelling badly and pouting provocatively at passers-by.
This is a great article, Mia. Thank you for making the connection between the criminalization and police harassment of homeless folks & poor people, and the daily violence and oppression faced by LGBTQ youth. This is a classic example of the grittier side of gentrification; and these are times when we would all do well to keep in mind the structural and systemic injustices produced by state repression that is patently engineered to protect only the interests of wealth and property.
Don't pay any mind to smugly soulless asshats like Chromefields there. Your article lays bare a profound problem in terms that are beautifully simple, humble, logical and compassionate. Moreover, your sentiment is thoughtful and sincere. When you display a heart so big and beautiful, you can't help but invoke the intense resentment of those whose humanity was swallowed up and lost in the gaping black hole in their chests long ago. Leave them to their self-righteous sarcasm and secret self-loathing. Thanks for sharing your words and ideas.
Homelessness is caused by people coming to SF who lack the skills, education, ability and work ethic to earn enough to afford housing in one of the most expensive cities on the planet.
It's not about being gay or TS/TG or colored. Lots of straight white kids want the "SF lifestyle" as well, but they cannot afford it. You see them around Haight St. all the time.
If you move to a city that is too expensive for your job and earning skills, then you're going to be miserable. Not everyone has the fiscal power to live in Aruba, Monaco, Aspen or Switzerland either. It's called reality.
large cities like NY and Boston are "hostile" to GLBT youth too - simply on the basis that she cannot afford an apartment here or find a job which demands no skill set other than an appreciation for queerness?
Newsflash sister - get used to it.
subsidize her lifestyle choices if she can't afford it herself?
It has not been easy for queers to seek refuge here since the 1980s. All of us who fled the heartland had to make significant sacrifices to leave all of that and stake a claim here.
But I'm not seeing of violence and oppression against queers here, rather a city that has no place for the poor irrespective of queer status.
The Oppression Olympics plays in a minority of a minority of activists. Yet that is the messaging we keep on hearing. For the rest of us who are not in with that minority of a minority of activists, it is not always all about the poorest and most marginalized.
Even saying that it is not all about the most vulnerable is tantamount to saying that it is not at all about the most vulnerable in the eyes of the Oppression Olympians.
Almost always speaking about things that have no connection to most people is how movements cut themselves off from relevance with "the people" This is why these movements are unable to gain support in the queer, poor or broader progressive and liberal communities.
Yes, it is difficult to move here, it is difficult to establish a toehold here and it is difficult to stay here unless you are rich. Not everyone makes it. This city is no more hostile to un-rich queers than it is to the un-rich in general.
and then proceed to lecture us on Harvey Milk, what San Francisco USED to be and how we should proceed to make it the city THEY want it to be so they're more comfortable here.
Mia Tumutch,
Thank you for your article, and please ignore all the smug hate. There is so much hate out there and online as you probably know and it seems to be getting worse and worse. It can really get one down. It's sickening. I don't know how the Guardian staff puts up with it. That's all that some come on here to do is hate, because that's all they know. They must have really miserable and pathetic lives to be such sours constantly. And they can't bear to hear the name Harvey Milk mentioned (possibly because they can't stand anything he stood for?). Ciao.
homeless, unemployed youth, whatever their sexual orientation. It's not "hate" to see that SF can't be a destination for anyone who feels a little different somewhere else. It's not "hate" to express concern about the cost to this city of having a large underclass here.
People who see hate where there is none are projecting.
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text: Kristan Sarah Moore and Joshua Christopher Brinson were united in marriage June 12, 2010. The double ring ceremony was held at 4:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church in Shelbyville with Pastor David Williamson officiating. The bride is the daughter of Junior and Mary Ann Moore of Milroy. The groom is the son of Christopher and Lesa Brinson of Shelbyville. Matron of honor was Angela Anspaugh of Shelbyville, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Carmen Fransler of Shelbyville, sister of the groom; Alyssa Young of Shelbyville and Stephanie Bailey of Muncie, cousins of the bride; and Misty Moore of Greenfield, sister-in-law of the bride. Flower girl was Kendra Moore of Greenfield, niece of the bride. Best man was Matt Pavey of Shelbyville, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were J.J. Johnson of Indianapolis, Mike Miller of Rosedale, Chris Clark of Edinburgh, Danny Williams of Greenfield, all friends of the groom; and Craig Moore of Greenfield, brother of the bride. Miniature groom was Drake Moore of Greenfield, nephew of the bride. Ring bearer was Jonah Anspaugh of Shelbyville, nephew of the bride. Scott Wildey was organist and vocalist. Chantel Fowler of Milroy, friend of the bride and groom, registered guests. The reception was held at the FOP in Shelbyville and was catered by Sam and Maria Trebley. The rehearsal dinner was held at Occasions in Shelbyville. The bride received her education at Rushville Consolidated High School. The groom received his education at Waldron High School and Vincennes University. The bride is employed by Harcourt Outlines, Inc. The groom is employed by the Rush County Sheriff's Department as a deputy. The couple took a wedding trip to Panama City Beach, Fla. They now reside in Rush County.


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The Bears defense, which has struggled to keep teams out of the end zone this season, dominated the Tornadoes in the first half, allowing only two first downs.
By contrast, Parrish could not stop Lynn's dynamic offense. Meeks found Cagle early and often, twice on the first drive for 24 yards and a touchdown to take an early 6-0 lead. Cagle scored on passes of 15, 32, and 9 yards respectively, in the first half alone, to help the Bears build a 22-0 halftime lead.
The Bears (2-6, 1-5) picked up the second half where they left off the first, driving 65 yards for a touchdown on another Meeks to Cagle pass. The 5-yard touchdown pass wouldn't be the last of the night. On the following drive Parrish fumbled a bad snap and allowed Lynn to recover.
Meeks took advantage and scored from 9 yards out on a quarterback keeper on the ensuing play to give Lynn an insurmountable 38-0 lead.
Parrish (2-6, 1-5) continued to fight however, scoring on a 35-yard touchdown pass from Reid Robertson to Spencer Piper. Later in the fourth quarter, the Tornadoes scored again on a 5-yard run by Tarion Sherer to finish the game with a 38-16 loss, their seventh of the season. Piper led the Tornadoes with 40 yards rushing and 39 yards receiving. Robertson was 9 of 20 passing on the night for Parrish with 73 yards, a touchdown and an interception.
The Bears were led by their star Meeks, who went 18 of 26 passing for 185 yards and four touchdowns, all of which were to Ben Cagle, who caught 11 passes for 118 yards in total. Meeks also added 35 yards rushing on nine carries with one touchdown to lead Lynn's rushing attack.
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Sometimes a street fight isn't really a street fight because it gets stopped as soon as it starts. A punch gets thrown in the heat of the moment, and intervention is served up by someone with a cooler head. That was the case with Ben Askren and Michael Chandler. I decided to add this to the street fighting diaries because it could have spiraled out of control, but cooler heads did indeed prevail on this particular day. Here's the story as told by Ben Askren:
You know what, I'm not a very aggressive person outside of competitive arenas. The only person I ever punched before I started my MMA career was Michael Chandler, who is the Bellator lightweight champion. I had hurt my neck, and it was getting pretty bad, to the point where the doctors were telling me to stop wrestling for a while, not permanently.
There was a tournament, I think it was the US Nationals or something, in 2006. I was trying to push through and deal with it, just do the tournament and then take a handful of weeks off to recover so I could be able to compete in the trials that year. Mike was my partner. We had wrestled together at Missouri, and sometimes he's kind of herky jerky, he's got too many muscles sometimes [laughs]. I said, 'Mike, my neck's bad, take it easy', and he did something on my neck, I can't remember what exactly it was, but I got a bad stinger. He started laughing, and I got so mad I hit him, and then the coaches broke us up. That is the only time I ever hit somebody.
Ben and Michael have remained close, and obviously didn't let this small altercation interfere with their friendship. There's an old saying, 'Don't poke a wounded animal' that could definitely apply here. Furthermore, if you poke it, certainly don't laugh about it afterwards.
You can follow Ben via his Twitter account, @BenAskren


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Solar Photovoltaic (PV) and Renewable Auction Mechanism (RAM) Program Map
PG&E has created a map to help contractors and developers identify potential project sites. The map provides the location of selected electric transmission lines, distribution lines and associated substations within the PG&E service areas. In addition, the map also provides specific information, such as operating voltages, line capacity and substation names.
Please note that the map is a tool to help contractors and developers identify potential project sites. The map is not a guarantee that generators can interconnect at any particular time and place. Several factors influence the ability and cost of interconnecting distributed generation systems to the electric system including
- Size of the distributed generation system
- Type of distributed generation system (i.e. inverter or machine based)
- Substation and circuit load and capability
- Voltage considerations
Any application for interconnection to PG&E's electric system must be directed to our Generation Interconnection team at firstname.lastname@example.com. Actual interconnection requirements and costs will be determined following detailed studies that consider your specific project location, size and application date compared to other projects in the same vicinity. Additionally, government permitting procedures designed to minimize environmental and land use impacts are independent of our interconnection process and may limit the suitability of a particular site.
- The map shows selected electric transmission lines, electric distribution lines and substations within the PG&E service area.
- Contractors and developers can interact with the map to identify potential project sites.
- PG&E's electric system is dynamic. Circuit configurations, particularly on the distribution system, can change for a variety of reasons (new loads, undergrounding projects, seasonal switching patterns, new circuits, voltage and reliability considerations, etc.). PG&E will update the map monthly. Please be aware that the same location may yield different circuit results over time.
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Will the maps be made available directly in a Google Earth file format or any other downloadable format?
At this time, PG&E does not anticipate making the maps available in any other downloadable format because 1) PG&E does not want files representing the electric system in the public domain; 2) the dynamic nature of PG&E's electric system and the prospect of different users having files with different system configurations; and 3) the method PG&E is using to display the data and the associated volume of data.
Will the information in the "pop-up" windows for electric distribution lines be made available in a tabular format (i.e. excel or .csv file)?
PG&E is considering making the distribution circuit data available via an excel file.
Why doesn't the map show the locations of existing distributed generators?
The CPUC decision does not require the utilities to show the locations of existing distributed generators, just the amount of the generation on a circuit. Additionally, the distributed generators are not owned by PG&E. PG&E does not have the permission of distributed generators to show the location of their facilities. Consequently, the map is not configured to provide that type of information.


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Twenty years ago to this day UFC 1 was held, heralding in a new sport to American audiences. T.P. Grant celebrates this occasion by going back and revamping his UFC 1 addition of the MMA Origins...
The Fight Nerd and Zane Simon take you back to the past with a look back at the mess that was UFC 1!
Martial arts legend and actor Chuck Norris talks about the time he had an invitation to invest in the UFC from Rorion Gracie.
Today is the 19th anniversary of the first ever Ultimate Fighting Championship, held in Denver, Colorado on November 12, 1993. Bloody Elbow looks back at UFC 1.
UFC 1 competitor, Art Jimmerson, has taken up training BJJ in a gi at the UFC Gym in Rosemead, California, where he serves as a boxing instructor. Still rocking his famous one glove, Jimmerson has recently campaigned for a rematch with Royce Gracie at UFC: Rio this August. Photo: FullMount.co.uk
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- baths 2½
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One of a Kind, Beautiful Ocean View Home! Nestled in the rare Torrey Pine Trees and tucked privately off of the street. This custom built, newly remodeled dream home allows you to enjoy the ocean view and the view of the nature reserve behind this house. Available for the first time ever for vacationers that really want to relax, reflect and blend in with the beauty of the surrounding nature and views. The Zen garden and new landscaping make this home delightful and peaceful.
Magnificent views of the ocean from the home and large outdoor decks. You will be walking distance to the Torrey Pines State Beach and local restaurants along Carmel Valley Road. We are approximately 2 miles from the Del Mar horse racetrack, Del Mar fairgrounds, and the great restaurants, charming shops within Del Mar Plaza downtown. There's lots of hiking trails throughout the Torrey Pines State Park that lead down to the beach. Torrey Pines Golf Course is approximately 10 minutes away. Enjoy all that this home and Del Mar/San Diego area have to offer. Treat yourself and book now for one of the greatest getaways ever!!!
**Main house has an attached private studio that is closed off with sound proofing. It has a private entrance and private deck. Provided the studio is not booked in advance it can be opened up for a larger party if need be for an additional charge. Please ask for details if needed. Studio is great for one person or a couples get-away! **
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Jeremy W. Peters
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Jeremy W. Peters is a reporter in the Washington bureau of The New York Times. He covers Congress, writing about the full range of issues that the House and Senate confront, and the personalities that run the Capitol.
He has reported on a variety of topics for the paper, including the 2012 presidential election. His focus was on the ways campaigns and outside groups used advertising and other media to sell their candidates and ideologies.
His other assignments at The Times have included covering the financial markets, the economy and New York politics. Jeremy spent two and a half years in the Times Albany bureau, during which he helped chronicle the resignation of Eliot Spitzer and the troubled tenure of David A. Paterson. He contributed to The Times body of reporting that was awarded the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news.
He usually brings a notebook with him on vacation to file dispatches for the Travel section, which has featured his writing on trips from Corsica to the Caribbean. He graduated from the University of Michigan, where he was a reporter and editor for The Michigan Daily, with a B.A. in history and political science. He lives in Washington.
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In a race that could shift control in Washington, Lisa Murkowski has threatened legal action if Mark Begich uses her image to highlight his centrism.
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Press Release: Disney's "Phineas And Ferb" And Marvel's Iconic Super Heroes Team Up For Landmark Animated Adventure, "Phineas And Ferb: Mission Marvel" Premiering Next Summer On Disney ChannelA comics news article
Production is now underway on "Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel," an animated adventure that will assemble characters from two hugely popular franchises, Disney's "Phineas and Ferb" and Marvel's iconic Super Heroes: Spider-Man and The Avengers (Iron Man, Thor and Hulk). The epic television event, premiering in summer 2013 on Disney Channel, will mark the first crossover animated television special for Marvel and Disney properties. Working closely with Marvel's creative team, "Phineas and Ferb" creators and executive producers Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh are designing Marvel's Super Heroes and Super Villains including Red Skull, Whiplash, Venom and M.O.D.O.K. to fit the Danville world of the Emmy Award-winning series.
"Our partnership with Marvel has yielded big returns this year – first with the launch of the Marvel Universe block on Disney XD, and now with production beginning on the Phineas and Ferb / Marvel special. To paraphrase Phineas himself: best year EVER!," said Gary Marsh, president and chief creative officer, Disney Channels Worldwide.
"'Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel' is an exciting animated special for everyone at Disney and Marvel. Bringing together the worlds of 'Phineas and Ferb' and Marvel's The Avengers is a ton of fun for fans of both properties," said Dan Buckley, Publisher & President of the Print, Animation & Digital Divisions, Marvel Worldwide, Inc. "It's a thrilling opportunity for these two franchises to take advantage of each other in a way that may go beyond this one special. Fans of all ages are in for a very special treat!"
In "Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel," Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor and Hulk enter Danville after Dr. Doofenshmirtz's latest "inator" scheme accidentally removes their powers and immobilizes them. Now it's up to Phineas and Ferb to team up with the Marvel Super Heroes to help them regain their powers and defeat Marvel Super Villains – Red Skull, Whiplash, Venom and M.O.D.O.K. – who are working together with Dr. Doofenshmirtz to use his power-draining technology to create mayhem.
2012 to date, "Phineas and Ferb" is pacing to be TV's #1 animated series among Tweens 9-14 for the fifth consecutive year (1.2 million/4.8 rating) and TV's #1 animated series in primetime among Kids 6-11 for the fifth consecutive year (1.5 million/6.1 rating). [Source: NTI, U.S. ratings, most current, 2012 to date: 12/26/11-6/3/12, trackage data with minimum 5 telecasts]


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Coleman Picks Up First Major League Victory
Coleman out-dueled 1997 World Series MVP Livan Hernandez, who was roughed up for seven runs on 10 hits over 4.1 innings for the Nationals. A career .318 hitter during his three seasons at FGCU, Coleman drilled his first career big league hit passed a drawn-in infield in the fifth inning off of Hernandez. The RBI single scored Xavier Nady from third and knocked Hernandez out of the game.
Coleman retired 17 of 18 batters from the end of the first inning through the end of the fifth, including 10 straight at one point, to even his record at 1-1 and give interim manager Mike Quade his first career win. The righty threw 62 of his 103 pitches for strikes, striking out three while giving up just three hits and two walks. Coleman lowered his ERA from 7.82 to 5.68 by retiring the side in order in the second, third and fifth innings.
The appearance was the sixth of Coleman's major league career since being called-up to the Cubs on August 2. He was the first former FGCU Eagle to make the major leagues and is now the first to pick up a win.
The Coleman family is the first to have three generations of pitchers reach the major leagues. Coleman's father, Joe, played from 1965-79, making the 1972 All-Star Game as a member of the Detroit Tigers. Coleman's grandfather, Joe, was named an All-Star in 1948, highlighting his 10-year career (1942-55). Casey and his father, Joe, will also become the eighth father-son combination to have played for the Cubs but the first father-son pitching combination to appear for the team. Joe was a member of the Cubs' organization in 1976.
Before being promoted, Coleman was 10-7 with Triple-A Iowa this season over 117.1 innings worked, with 59 strikeouts and a Pacific Coast League-leading two complete games. Coleman's 10 wins were tied for fourth in the Pacific Coast League when he was called-up.
Coleman was an integral part of the 2008 FGCU club that posted a 38-15 record and won the Atlantic Sun regular season title in the program's first season in Division I. Over his three seasons, Coleman went 16-6 on the mound with 171 strikeouts, helping lead the Eagles to a 119-49 record over that span. Coleman was also a force at the plate while splitting time at second base, shortstop and third base. Coleman batted .318 with 98 runs scored, 156 hits, 26 doubles, nine triples, eight home runs and 97 RBI. Coleman selected in the 15th round of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Cubs.


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A 200-pound sandbar shark met its match on the beach in Nantucket, Mass. and it was all caught on video.
Elliot Sudal, 24, was fishing for bluefish off the waters of his hometown when he noticed the fish were coming up half eaten. He blamed the sharks swimming in the area.
The avid fisherman grabbed a stronger rod and lured one of the sharks with bait.
The sandbar shark tugged on the line and Sudal refused to let go.
After 45 minutes, the shark had tired out. Sudal ran out and wrestled the shark to the shore.
A large crowd gathered and Sudal posed for pictures.
"I dragged it back into the water. It was only out for a minute or so," said Sudal.
It's not the first time the boat captain had captured a shark but the first time with his bare hands.
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Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
Dissidents Haven't Seen the $ Love from Boehner, Cantor
October 3, 2013
If money builds loyalty on Capitol Hill, and if the House Republican leadership has been giving it out hand-over-fist, why can't House Speaker John Boehner and Majority Leader Eric Cantor make the shutdown go away? There's a reason.
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Gorgeous Williamsville Home - 20 min to Falls in Niagara Falls
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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$ 1,500 - $ 1,800 / week
$ 2,800 - $ 2,800 / month
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Gorgeous home, just 20 minutes from Niagara Falls and downtown Buffalo. Entire house furnished beautifully with large, park-like yard. This is a magical location across from a state park and just a 5 minute walk to the village of Williamsville, one of the sweetest suburbs of Buffalo.
Our home is located on a quiet street and feels more like the country than the suburbs. This location is also available for temporary or executive rental. Everything you need is provided, except for toiletries. Home is completely furnished with beautiful touches, new Bosch appliances, great beds - master with tempurpedic mattress top, delightful sun room, Wisteria covered pagoda with picnic table and much more.
This home is just a five minute walk to Glen Falls, the heart of town, delightful shops, lush day spas, fine dining, and pleasant cafes!
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There are four bedrooms, each with desk and workspace. The master bedroom is third floor of a tri-level home with a $3k queen mattress. Each of the other two bedrooms has a full sized bed with new linens and pillows. The house has one full bathroom and one powder room. As well, there is a wonderful sun room filled with windows that overlook the beautiful grounds, complete with a magical pergola (covered with grape vines, Wisteria and twinkle lights) and picnic table (both built by a local craftsman), a kiva stove, beautiful little nooks and crannies to write or meditate and lots of garlic, chives, strawberries and other goodies growing throughout. Ground care is included in rental price. Cozy up next to a wood burning stove in the winter months!
This very special rental is available for a limited time this summer and will provide a much more comfortable experience for your getaway than a sterile hotel/motel setting. A multi-purpose space suitable for family use, business travelers, romantic getaways, and a relaxing vacation!
activities and attractions in Niagara Falls Western New York
5 minute walk to Glenn Falls and Village of Williamsville - a whimsical little town with fine dining, leisurely cafes, unique shops, day spas, and more...
20 minutes from the tourist hotspot Niagara Falls
15 minutes from city of Buffalo
less than 10 minute drive from airport
10 minutes from Walden Galleria Mall with plenty of fun and entertainment!
Easy access to NYS thruway with direct route to 'ski country' and other tourist attractions
Niagara on the Lake
Niagara on the Lake wine tour
Buffalo Zoo
2 hrs from Toronto
City of Buffalo Museums, Music, Restaurants!
Niagara River
Lake Erie
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vacation rental rates
Peak Season (May 15-Sept. 30, and all holidays)
Nightly (4 bdrm house) $285.00
Weekly (4 bdrm house) $1750.00
$150 cleaning fee
Catherine Miller 310-491-4777
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Niagara Falls
- Falls view from Canadian side
- Maid of the Mist
- Cave of Winds
- Goat Island
- Museums
Top things to do on a budget
- View Falls
- Buffalo Site Seeing
- Great Food
- Hikes
- Scenic Drives
Top things to do with a family
- Art Museum
- Science Museum
- Philharmonic
- Carosel in N Tonawanda
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These dogs are being trained to find missing people, including children or Alzheimer's patients. They will also be trained to assist local police departments with searches for bodies.
"Walker County does have a high number of Alzheimer's patients," said Billy Click, who is heading up the program. "The dogs are doing great on finding lost people in the woods, but this was their first day looking for cadavers."
The training program is being overseen by K Nicholas, whose now-retired dog, Fudge, assisted Click in finding several bodies of drowning victims in the Black Warrior in years past. Eventually, the dogs currently in training will be trained to go on boats and search in the water for drowning victims and submerged bodies.
On land, the training includes teaching the dogs to search for people and bodies and how to search effectively, which Nicholas says doesn't come naturally to dogs.
"You have to teach dogs to look up and down because dogs have no idea about looking up in trees for people or down at the water for bodies," Nicholas said.
The dogs in training currently include Click's dog Walter; volunteer Roger Pledger's German Shepherd, Duke; Nicholas' German Shepherd, Nicky; her Staffordshire terrier-mix, Asher; and another volunteer's dog, Sparky.
"I think our dog team is going to work out pretty well," Click said. "We offer several programs for the community and this will be another thing we can offer."
Nicholas added, "I think just the fact that Walker County is training search dogs is important. When we're done, they will be fully trained and certified."


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1. Why use this guide?
Use this guide if you are looking for original sources on the Easter Rising held at The National Archives.
On Easter Monday, 24 April 1916, members of the Irish Volunteers and the Citizen's Army occupied buildings in Dublin and proclaimed an Irish Republic.
2. Essential information
The records at The National Archives have detailed information on the political and military activities as well as the events leading up to and following the Easter Rising.
They contain detailed information on some key figures of the Rising.
Our catalogue contains descriptions of our records. Very few of the records described in this guide are available online.
To view most of the documents that you find references for, you will need to either visit The National Archives at Kew or pay for copies to be sent to you. Alternatively, you can pay for research.
Many relevant records are held in local or other archives. Search the Access to Archives database to see what records are held elsewhere.
3. General search tips
Look for mentions in this guide of:
- department references such as WO (War Office) or CO (Colonial Office)
- record seriesA grouping of records held by The National Archives, based on common function or subject. references such as WO 35 or CO 903
These will help you to focus your search for relevant records using the advanced search option in our catalogue.
Search for relevant records in our catalogue using keywords or a combination of keywords such as:
- Irish AND rebellion
- Ireland AND rebellion
- Easter AND Rising
- Disturbances AND Ireland
- Prisoners AND Irish
- Irish AND nationalist
For general tips on searching the catalogue, use the help page.
4.Key record series
You may find the following record seriesA grouping of records held by The National Archives, based on common function or subject. particularly useful - click on the links to find out more about them:
- WO 35 - includes records of army activities in Ireland including the maintenance of order during the Troubles (1916-1922)
- WO 32 - you can find Commander in Chief reports and other reports about the rebellion
- CO 904 - records of the British administration in Ireland prior to 1922
- CO 903 - reports of political activities in Ireland during the period 1885-1919
You can also browse these records to find document referencesA unique set of letters and numbers identifying a document in The National Archives..
5. Intelligence reports and inquiries
The records in CO 904, known as the Dublin Castle Records, are a major source of information for the Easter Rising. In particular, the following may be of interest:
- CO 904/23, part 2 - detailed analysis of the numbers and arms of the Irish Volunteers
- CO 904/23, part 3 -reports from British agents 'Chalk' and 'Granite' who were placed within the Irish Volunteers
- CO 904/193-216 - intelligence profiles of leading nationalists, including figures like Eammon De Valera, later President of Ireland. These date mainly from 1917 but include people who were involved prior to 1917
Records from the Royal Commission enquiring into the events of the Easter Rising are in HO 45/10810/312350 and PRO 30/67/31.
You can also search our catalogue using keywords for intelligence reports and inquiries within HO 45 and HO 144.
6. Courts martial and prisoners
6.1 Courts martial records
The following records relate to courts martial following the Easter Rising.
- CO 903/19 - intelligence records listing 171 people tried by courts martial
- WO 71/344-349 - records of the 15 men executed between 3 and 12 May 1916 including evidence against the defendants, their statements and proclamations
- WO 35/67 - reports and inquiries into the execution of prisoners
- WO 35/94-119 - lists of civilians prosecuted, arranged by case number. Use the index in WO 35/120 to identify the relevant case number first.
- WO 35/97 - reports of prosecutions of civilians. Search WO 35/97 by name in the advanced search option of our catalogue
- WO 35/132 - a register of cases tried by courts martial
6.2 Prisoners
HO 45 and HO 144 contain records relating to nationalist prisoners, mainly in gaols in England. You can search our catalogue using terms such as 'Irish AND nationalist' or 'Irish AND prisoners' within HO 45 and HO 144.
7. Policy and political reactions
Use the advanced search option in our catalogue to identify relevant Cabinet papers in the following record series.
- CAB 16 - Committee of Imperial Defence, Ad Hoc Sub-committees
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On tap @ Iron Hill Lancaster during their Great Pumpkin Harvest Party on 10/20/11. Served in a footed Pils glass. ABV listed as 7.4%.
Pours a deep looking hazed rose in the glass, with a thin sudsy head of slightly off-white looking foam. This retains with some thin looking edging, which leaves back some light spotty lace that just dots the sides of the glass. The aroma smells of bourbon, ripe fruit, sweet sugars, pumpkin spices, and then some more peppery aspects of the yeast as well. The bourbon and then the fruity and bubblegum flavors from the yeast here really work nicely together. With the spices thrown in, this has a bit of an eggnog character going on with it. Very interesting!
The taste is bourbon up front, which spreads out into the mouth and gathers around a core of vanilla, brown sugar, and some soft ripe fruit. Thos pumpkin spices are scattered throughout the profile and mostly seem to want to hang with those bourbon flavors the most. Yeast mostly controls the finish on this with a dry ending here of spicy pepper accents and some lingering fruit. The mouthfeel is medium bodied and creamy feeling up front before laying more of crispness down on the tongue after each sip. Some more slickness kicks in across the back and this generally drinks pretty good considering the style and that it's barrel-aged.
This was pretty good but was ultimately probably my least favorite of the special pumpkin varietals that I had on this night. It was definitely interesting (and was a nice example of how just the spices can really give that Pumpkin Ale quality to a beer) but the bourbon just held this back a little too much for me in spots. I'm still really glad that I got to try this creation though, as it was quite unique!
10-24-2011 17:06:15 | More by Kegatron
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Served on-tap at Iron Hill Lancaster during their Great Pumpkin Harvest Party. Poured into a 12 ounce glass.
A: Medium brown murky body with absolutely no head on it. Even with some vigorous swirls I couldn't get any head to form. Naturally, no lace or retention either. For being bourbon barrel aged I can't fault it too much as the barrel tends to kill some visuals, but it's still not very attractive.
S: Bourbon notes come to the front of the aroma, along with a very subtle but noticeable Belgian yeast quality. Caramel and toasted malts blend with pumpkin spices of cinnamon and allspice to create a very expected flavor of a pumpkin-style beer with a twist. The Dubbel nature of the beer is very intriguing and adds a nice layer of complexity to the aromas.
T: Bourbon is again the initial flavor, followed by massive amounts of cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. A nice spicy yeast comes in mid-palate along with some silky pumpkin flesh flavors. It's spiced very well and strikes an incredible balance in delivering all aspects of the flavor profile. Delicious.
M: Bubblier than the other bourbon barrel aged pumpkin beer of the night, medium-bodied without feeling watery or thin. There's also a nice silkiness on the palate, finishes somewhat warm in the throat but clean on the mouth.
This was honestly my favorite beer of all we sampled. There was enough bourbon and spice character, toss in some Belgian yeast with a Dubbel base and it makes for a seriously complex and delicious beer. Quality stuff right here.
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TUCSON, Ariz. -- Doug Slaten took the mound in a Cactus League game for the first time Monday and worked a scoreless inning as he remains on track to start the season on the roster.Slaten, who had microfracture surgery on his right knee after last season, got tested right off the bat when the first hitter he faced, Rajai Davis, dropped down a bunt. Slaten fielded the bunt and threw Davis out. "I think he wanted to test me," Slaten said with a smile. "I kind of went after it slowly and took my time with it, but it was good that everything felt fine. I felt good." Slaten is expected to be the club's lone lefty in the bullpen. Last year, he appeared in 61 games and compiled a 3.72 ERA.
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Bradford East MP David Ward told Bradford West MP George Galloway to "stop lying" as the pair clashed during a fiery debate held in front of an audience of students.
Mr Galloway immediately hit back, telling the Liberal Democrat MP that his remark was "defamatory" and asking him to reconsider what he had said.
The pair, along with Bradford South MP Gerry Sutcliffe and Shipley MP Philip Davies, were taking part in a debate on education policy, organised by Bradford College Student Union President Piers Telemacque.
Sparks flew as the MPs heatedly debated the sale of the student loans book to the private sector.
Amid suggestions that the interest charged on such loans could shoot up, Mr Ward stated that interest on the repayments could be controlled through regulation.
Mr Ward then challenged one critic in the audience to put a figure on the interest students would pay on a loan held by a private company. He said: "It's not about who owns the loan book. You cannot answer the question that I asked and it's a shame on you.
"You are informing young people and telling them that this is absolutely outrageous and you have no idea what it would cost them."
Then Mr Galloway, sitting alongside Mr Ward at the top table, entered the fray. The Respect MP said: "Unfortunately for you David it is the electorate that ask the questions not the MPs, and everyone has heard your answer and you will be judged on that."
Mr Galloway was then interrupted by Mr Ward who said: "Stop lying George, just stop lying."
Mr Galloway warned Mr Ward that he might want to consider what he had just said, claiming that it was a very defamatory statement.
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The country music singer remained in critical condition in a Dallas-area hospital; he's being treated for viral cardiomyopathy, a heart condition caused by a virus, according to his publicist, Kirt Webster. The Mayo Clinic's website says the disease weakens and enlarges the heart muscle, making it harder for the heart to pump blood.
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Elton John has canceled a show in London's Hyde Park due to appendicitis that will require surgery. A statement issued Tuesday by the musician's publicist said John was suffering from an inflamed appendix and surrounding abscess. He is undergoing a regime of antibiotics that will be followed by surgery in the next few weeks.
Placido Domingo is in a Madrid hospital after suffering a blockage in an artery of the lungs. The opera singer's representative says the 72-year-old is expected to make a full recovery but will have to miss several appearances. Doctors say the pulmonary embolism was caused by a blood clot.
Domingo returned to the stage just 45 days after undergoing colon cancer surgery in 2010 and has maintained a vigorous schedule.
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