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The board of directors of Sonoma Clean Power filled 13 spots on two key public advisory panels Wednesday without a single Latino face, causing some board members to question the outreach effort to recruit volunteers.
"Given that this is 40 percent of our population — soon to be 50 percent — this is a huge oversight ... We blew it, quite frankly," said Director Shirlee Zane, one of two members from the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors.
CEO Geof Syphers defended his recruitment effort, saying he had placed advertisements and public service announcements with major local newspapers and radio stations and posted the unpaid positions on the Internet, but he admitted he had not approached the newspaper La Voz or radio station KBBF-FM, both bilingual news outlets popular with local Hispanics.
"I share your concern and would have liked to have had some more applicants from that community," he told Zane, "and I would like to do better next time."
Sonoma Clean Power hopes to begin offering electricity to its first customers, mostly businesses in Sonoma County and several of its cities — Sonoma, Santa Rosa, Cotati, Windsor and Sebastopol — in May. The bulk of residential customers will join in stages by 2016. The agency will compete directly with PG&E and customers are free to chose to remain with the older utility.
Zane said the lack of Latino representation on Clean Power committees could hurt the participation rate if PG&E does aggressive marketing in Spanish.
The eight board members appeared to agree with Zane's dismay at the lack of diversity on the panels, one of which is designed to advise on rates and the other on business policies at the fledgling county power agency, but they disagreed on how to remedy the problem.
Several, including Chairwoman Susan Gorin, the other representative from the Board of Supervisors, suggested appointing a non-voting liaison from the Latino community, with an eye toward appointing that person to a voting position when one comes open.


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The ClamAV technologies will also serve as the "foundation" for a range of specialized next-generation gateway security offerings, Jackson said. The company did not rule out a potential leap into the desktop security market.
Under Sourcefire's initial plans, it will extend new support and training services for existing ClamAV users during the fourth quarter of 2007, in a model similar to the one used by Red Hat for its enterprise Linux products, according to the CEO.
After a clean-up of the project's code base, Sourcefire will likely create a new license for third party providers of the technology during the first quarter of 2008.
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Daniel's Broiler - Leschi
- Address:
200 Lake Washington Blvd
Seattle, WA 98122Neighborhood:
Leschi / Madrona / Madison Park
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Daniel's Broiler - Leschi
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.schwartzbros.com/daniels-broiler/daniels-leschi/
- Phone: 2063294191x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday 10:00am-2:00pm and 5:00pm-10:00pm
Monday- Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm;
Friday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm;
Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm and 5:00pm-11:00pm;
- Payment Options: AMEX,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Jeff McCarthy
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: Daniels' Broiler in Leschi can accommodate large parties of up to 20 people. The entire restaurant is available during the day and can accommodate up to 80 people.
- Private Party Contact: Schwartz Brothers Private Dining 4259906310x
- Special Events: Join us for our year round Weekend Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am-2pm.
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Daniels' Broiler in Leschi serves USDA PRIME BEEF EXCLUSIVELY .Continued
Spectacular views of Mt. Rainier and Lake Washington are available from every table and outside waterfront dining is available during the warm weather.
Spectacular views of Mt. Rainier and Lake Washington are available from every table and outside waterfront dining is available during the warm weather.
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Daniel's Broiler - Leschi reviews from OpenTable diners
118 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (99)special occasion (77)romantic (58)neighborhood gem (54)great for outdoor dining (47)notable wine list (40)fit for foodies (32)great for brunch (30)good for groups (17)vibrant bar scene (10)kid-friendly (10)late-night find (8)hot spot (6)great for lunch (5)Show More
- Yum!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/30/2014We were looking for a great steak and view and found it at Daniel's! My only issue was that the table at which we 4 were seated was a bit crowded. I saw that there were roomier tables and wondered if, when assigning tables based on reservations that the size of the party is considered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our poorest visit to dateOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014We have been to Daniel's in Leschi many times. Friday night was the worst experience we've had. We sat outside, which was fine, except for a family with three young boys who were running around and making noise. Our waitress wasn't very attentive. We had coffee and a refill was never offered. I had to take my check inside to try and get it processed and even then, it took at least five minutes for it to come back. Our main entrees were great. The appetizer, prawn cocktail was really bad. The prawn was severely over cooked and the sauce tasted exactly like ketchup. Our cocktails were very good also. Hopefully it was just an "off" night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food & ViewSnowbirdVIPDined on 8/27/2014Wonderful location and very nice outdoor patio dining, the food was great too.Special Features:
- Great timesGerryDined on 8/26/2014Food was very good. Service was very good overall fun night with the family for my birthday!Special Features:
- DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/21/2014Daniels in Leschi is my favorite restaurant The steaks however are now far out of my price range.Special Features:
- Wonderful!GourmandVIPDined on 8/16/2014Totally enjoyed a fabulous dinner and the service was terrific! The view stands alone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/14/2014Food was very good. Service left something to be desired. Empty salad plates not picked up for 15 to 20 minutes. Had to finally get hostess attention and she picked them up. Additional minor glitches with the waitress but perhaps it was just a bad night. Dined at the Bellevue Daniel's a few days earlier for a birthday and the service there was great. Daniels, should have comped a dessert or something for the lack of service.Special Features:
- Overall DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014The shrimp, steak strips, and artichoke appetizers were tasty and seasoned well. My two boys and husband had the Delmonico and Rib Eye, and they were delicious and perfectly cooked. But their mashed potatoes were woody and dry, and their steamed brocooli was just, well, steamed with nothing on them. My crab-stuffed shrimp barely had crab, was dry and woefully under-seasoned. The shrimp lacked flavor and were overcooked and chewy. The potatoes had absolutely no seasoning, and the asparagus simply had melted butter, I believe. The cookie/ice cream dessert was yummy, but the creme brulee was flat and uninteresting. To spend $460 on bland food was disappointing. Thankfully the service and the view were good.Special Features:
- We skipped the steaksOpenFoodieDined on 8/11/2014Although we always enjoy Daniel's steaks, this time we both ordered seafood dishes. I had the Dungeness crab stuffed prawns and my husband had the ahi. Neither one of us was disappointed. Both meals were done to perfection.Special Features:
- felt rushedHuntersDined on 8/4/2014Anniversary dinner in less than an hour. Entree came before the salad was finished. Halibut over cooked. No prime rib available until Friday.Special Features:
- Daniels -LeshibabyjezebelDined on 8/3/2014Always a real treat!!! If you crave red meat, this is the destination you need!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Summer NightTacomaTravelerDined on 8/2/2014Great food and a tremendous summer night on the Lake Washington waterfront. Romantic and absolutely a beautiful meal with great service and an atmosphere that was magic. Have been here many many times and each time seems better than the last (if that is possible). Keep up the stellar work and I will continue to return for the food, service and ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing, given the $$$$DavidGDined on 8/2/2014My wife and I had been looking forward to trying Daniel's so were disappointed when both of us were served heavily marbled, fatty and somewhat bland prime ribs. They did comp the dessert, so perhaps we need to go back and give them a second chance. But given their prices, I doubt I'd risk it. Too bad, because the setting right on the Lake Washington waterfront was exquisiteSpecial Features:
- Delightful DinnerGG2014VIPDined on 8/2/2014Pure heaven with the sun, water, all the boats from Seafair/Blue Angels. Emily gave us a perfect spot outside. Sipped the best cocktail. A vodka citrus something that was perfectly pink and so good. I felt like we were on a mini vacation. The lobster salad was perfect for the hot day. The other 2 guests loved their meal, a filet mignon for my husband and the chicken for our guest. The friendly service here is absolutely lovely. Thank you!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/1/2014We have been to Daniel's more than a few times. Sorry to say, but the prime rib dinner was terrible. It was very dissappointing as it was our anniversary. We sent it back, but the replacement was just as bad. We were compensated by waiving the bill, but would have much rather had a good meal!Special Features:
- Beautiful EstablishmentlyssalindburgDined on 7/26/2014We celebrated our third wedding anniversary here last weekend and the food was amazing. The atmosphere was high end and the valet was perfect. We have a window seat with a gorgeous view of Lake Washington and Mount Rainier in the distance. Absolutely a great time. The staff even surprised us after our meal with a freshly baked brownie, ice cream, with a candle on top for our anniversary. Such a special touch!!! I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting amazing cuts of meat, perfectly prepared, and a higher end atmosphere.Special Features:
- What a gem of a restaurant.marky4markVIPDined on 7/21/2014On a beautiful day this is the place to be. Great view, great service and wonderful food. I see they also serve brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/20/2014We decided to celebrate our first wedding anniversary with brunch at Daniel's Leschi location. The staff was amazing, the hostess and our server both knew it was our anniversary and made it extra special with a great window seat and a bonus dessert. Everyone was so nice and helpful. And of course the food was amazing, my husband said his filet mignon was one of the best steaks he has ever had. We will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Good food in a nice settingSidLee4VishusDined on 7/19/2014This is a great place to eat or grab a drink for a very scenic view of Lake Washington. The service is very good/professional, not scripted. The food is tasty, but not outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SirAlDined on 7/19/2014We were very impressed with the food, wait staff, view, and over-all experience. This was a great place to celebrate a birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and servicesOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/18/2014We have been at Daniel Leschi multiple times, and food and services have always been good. It's expensive, but for special occasion, it is definitely worth the money.Special Features:
- Fantastic Dinnerbarri1Dined on 7/18/2014I had dinner on Friday night with a great friend who was visiting Seattle from Santa Barbara, CA. The service was outstanding, the food incredible, and the overall evening a treat. I highly recommend it to everyone.!Special Features:
- Wonderful dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/14/2014We had been to your restaurant on only one other occasion. At that time the service and food were excellent. This time, however, the service and food were over the top. All we can say is that our experience at your fine restaurant was stupendous! Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stellar eveningtealrockDined on 7/10/2014Server was brand new to Daniels and didn't know too much about the wine list. But she made up for her inexperience by being very friendly and attentive. We had dinner on a night with a full moon over the lake, with the sun setting on Mt Rainier. Doesn't get much better than that. Calamari appetizer was really tasty, salmon really good but not overly flavorful, and the steaks were perfect. This is our favorite Daniels location, though not the most convenient to drive, it's always worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed in SeattleAngusinredmondDined on 7/10/2014After hearing rave reviews of this location of Daniels Broiler, I was greatly disappointed. My wife had the ribeye and the rest of us (3) had halibut. The steak was way oversalted, while the halibut was rather tasteless. All in all, I have had much better at restaurants with less notoriety, and at significantly lower prices.Special Features:
- Enjoyable dinner and viewDRPCDined on 7/5/2014What a great view and a dinner to compliment the view. My wife and I had a great time celebrating my birthday at this wonderful venue. This is how summer in Seattle should be appreciated. Well done!Special Features:
- Spectacular ServiceluvambienceDined on 7/2/2014From the hostess, to the bartender, to the waitstaff, service was amazing! We sat out on the deck- the view was fabulous, and they provided the perfect amount of shade. The whole experience was wonderful.Special Features:
- chickDined on 6/29/2014Superb steaks and as always the service is the best.Special Features:
- ExpensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/28/2014Remember price is only relevant (perceived) in the absence of value. How can it be so hard to cook a steak, when that is all you do? Medium rare is not medium well. If you like to cook, you can go to Costco, get a prime cut ribeye, and grill it yourself, and get better "value". If you want to be waited on with an excellent view and have great service, then Daniel's is the place to go.Special Features:
- spectacular view & diningjazzzy206Dined on 6/27/2014The entire experience was beyond superb. The food is always in point and the staff are always so accommodating to our groups needs. We were well attended and our steaks were cooked to each picky eaters desired temperature. I recommend this to all friends! They have a great hh if you want a tasting also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JohnJohnloves2eatDined on 6/27/2014Daniels has always been a gem the food is always better than most restaurants in Seattle in a great location with a beautiful waterfront view looking towards Bellevue and the Cascade Mountains. The Salmon was referred to by two in our group as "The Best Salmon They Ever Had". I had the 8oz. Fillet and it was prepared to perfection. I cannot forget to mention the Artichoke Heart Appetizer and how everyone loved it. The Creme Brulee was as good as it gets..........If you haven't dined at Daniels Lately you are missing out!!Special Features:
- Great meal as usualFoodloverDined on 6/24/2014We come to this Daniel's in Leschi every month or so. We live over an hour east of the restaurant and would be closer to the Bellevue Daniel's. But we prefer the one in Leschi. The experience is always wonderful. This was for our 32nd wedding anniversary and we couldn't have been more delighted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, except for...dksj4Dined on 6/21/2014Great view, attentive service, and good food with the exception of my rib eye. First it came out inconsistently cooked, part of it medium well and part of it medium rare (which is how I ordered it). In addition, the quality of the cut was marginal with it being extremely fatty. I told the wait staff this, and when they brought out a second steak it was still inconsistently prepared and equally as poor a cut of beef. I was able to eat about half of it, the rest being fat I had to cut away. I understand marbling, but at $49 I expect a much higher percentage of my meal to be edible. The fact that I called their attention to this and still received an inferior cut is enough that I can't recommend the restaurant and won't return.Special Features:
- brandywineDined on 6/21/2014Problems at Daniels. Great dining room and view but it's very expensive and the food and the service don't live up to the price. Meat generally well cooked but potatoes, spinach and other sides were unremarkable. Deserts were better. The service was competent but not gracious or outstanding.
- Birthday dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/21/2014We celebrated my husband's birthday. He ordered the Delmonico - his favorite! And it has not disappointed him. I ordered the Prime Rib special and, boy, was I glad I did! When the waitress came to put my plate down I almost told her "Oh no, that's his." But there was no mistake my Prime Rib was a 12 oz delight!!! It was cooked as I ordered, well done. Perfection! My husband was treated with his own birthday dessert. He finished his chocolate pudding cake with vanilla bean ice cream and fresh berries! And he usually is not akin to chocolate! This was our 17 year old's firt time to Daniel's. He was a bit overwhelmed and ordered the salmon special which he enjoyed very much. He liked my Prime Rib must better though. Best outdoor dinner view!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oly70Luv2dineDined on 6/21/2014We were late for our reservation because of traffic. We were greeted warmly and graciously. The food and service was exceptional. I would highly recommend Daniel's for any occasion.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/15/2014enjoyable for the most part although it was very noisy! The table we sat at was cracked and chipped. Food was excellent.Special Features:
- Good Food/View- ExpensiveKBRMDined on 6/15/2014Very good food, Great location & view. Just not sure it's worth the price.Special Features:
- Father's Day BrunchthesaintDined on 6/15/2014Often, public special occasions like Mother's Day and Father's Day don't make for the best day to visit your favorite restaurant. Not so at Daniel's Broiler Leschi. The food and service was stellar and the restaurant was packed. My father-in law had a great time.Special Features:
- Leschi Danielspeppermintpatty1216Dined on 6/14/2014This is the best Sunday brunch I have found. You order from your table, it's not a buffet. But the food is hot and wonderful. You don't have to wait in line for food that has been sitting for a time. They have great espresso, wine, cocktails and a fabulous view. Watch the rowers practice in their long canoes, you cannot beat the ambiance. If you go on Sat. there is a little street market that is fun. Kid friendly- if they are well behaved. I say this for my own benefit because I don't want unruly kids spoiling my perfect brunch! Less than half the price of Salty's brunch, and so much better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Although they opted out of attending this year's MTV Video Music Awards in Brooklyn, New York on Sunday evening, Beyoncé Knowles and Jay Z stepped out later in the evening to attend one of the VMAs after-parties, hosted at PH-D Rooftop Lounge at the Dream Downtown hotel.
Sporting wavy tresses, she showed off her curvy figure wearing a long-sleeved Tom Ford dress with circular sheer inserts going down the sleeves and sides of the dress, elevating this look from a simple LBD to a sexy LBD.
She paired her look with Brian Atwood 'Floris' black ankle-strap pumps with gold embroidery on the heel, a gold Giuseppe Zanotti clutch, humongous Lorraine Schwartz interlocking diamond earrings and her own custom made rock crystal and diamond ring.
As for Mr. Carter, he looked comfortable in a blue shirt, a pair of jeans and Timberland boots, accessorizing with many gold chains.
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Is It True to Say That God Made You So That He Could Love You?
The following is an edited transcript of the audio.
Is it true to say that God made you so that he could love you?
It depends on who "you" is. I could say it for everybody in one sense, but not everybody in the same sense.
There's an electing love that is true for the elect. And there is a general, broad love that is true for everybody—a John 3:16 kind of love.
But I suspect this question is not asking for that distinction. Rather, the question is probably, "Do I think this is a too man-centered way to say it?" That might be the question.
This is not a bad statement. It's not a false statement: "God made you in order that he could love you." And I'm just going to define love here so that we understand.
He made us, according to Isaiah 43:7, that he might glorify himself in us. He made us so that he would look great in making us and saving us. He made us for his glory. That's what it says.
Now the question is, "Is that love?" And it clearly is. That's what love is.
Love is being brought into being in a way that will grant you everlasting joy. And that joy is found in knowing and admiring and making much of the most beautiful person in the universe, namely, Jesus Christ, who is God.
So, yes, God made us in order that he might love us. But "love" there is not primarily his getting satisfaction from us, but rather giving us the privilege of getting satisfaction from him.
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Norwich – Police have identified the woman who was fatally shot early Sunday morning in the parking lot of the Mai Thai Restaurant.
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Our own Gerald Henderson lands on the list, which makes sense. There are a number of possible candidates on that list, but the most intriguing would be Derrick Williams, not because I think he's good, but because Hendo can play on the wing and that's what the Wolves need. I'd really like to have Paul Millsap, however.


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Some on San Ramon City Council back manager's high pay
Original post made on Aug 27, 2010
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, August 26, 2010, 4:47 PM
on Aug 27, 2010 at 7:24 am
There is no justification for these salaries. San Ramon is a great town and is fairly well managed, but this is another example of public sector salaries out of control.
on Aug 27, 2010 at 8:07 am
Why don't these articles specify the duties of the city manager? I am curious: does it require an advanced degree (like a law degree, business degree, etc)? How large is the organization he is responsible for (people and budget)? Is he in a position where he generates significant revenue (e.g. fundraising) for the city?
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Kudos to the media for keeping the sunlight shining on this shocking lack of financial controls and fiscal discipline in San Ramon city staffing. Mr. Hudson's justifications are ridiculous and frankly depict a lack of business experience. Of course the City Council will defend the result of their lack of oversight...do you really expect them to say, "by golly, you are right, we really let things get out of control"...not going to happen.
Moreover in essence he is saying "Herb runs the show, the Mayor doesn't do squat"...it will be interesting to see how Pave'em Abram will react to his City Council claiming that his position is largely ceremonial. Seems to fly in the face of his campaign claims.
Folks, all of us will pay this exhorbinant retirement package and this is just plain old government run amuck. If I lived in San Ramon I would absolutely hold their feet to the fire on this. Clearly the Grand Jury for the County should look into this whole situation if they are not already.


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DURHAM — When Duke tips off against Kentucky at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in Atlanta, it will be a study of contrasts, with youth taking on experience.
Kentucky is so young that the Blue Devils had to search for film to study as they prepared for their early season test against the freshman-heavy Wildcats.
We were even watching film of their Blue and White scrimmage, Mason Plumlee said. I dont think you can look at it and just define their team right away because it is so early in the season.
The No. 3-ranked Wildcats (1-0) start three top-rated freshmen in guard Archie Goodwin and forwards Nerlens Noel and Alex Poythress. Another highly touted newcomer, Willie Cauley-Stein, will see significant time as well.
No. 9 Duke (1-0) will counter with three starting seniors in Plumlee, Ryan Kelly and Seth Curry.
Older, really good players are the best thing a coach can have in college right now, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said in the preseason. You always want the young, great player, but if the seniors are outstanding and they have game experience and are 22 or 23 years old, which our guys are, it gives a different dimension to your team.
When asked for thoughts about Duke, the first description Kentucky coach John Calipari used was veteran. Plumlee and Kelly played on Dukes 2010 national championship team, and Curry practiced with the group while sitting out after transferring from Liberty. Since then, there have been numerous other high-profile games for Duke upperclassmen.
In last seasons Champions Classic victory against Michigan State (more notable for being Krzyzewskis 903rd win, making him college basketballs all-time wins leader), Curry scored 20 points in Madison Square Garden. A few weeks later, in the Maui Invitational, Tyler Thornton, who will likely start at point guard, made two late 3-pointers to help beat Kansas.
The core of the Wildcats have only played in one college game, a 72-69 win over Maryland in Brooklyn last week. And Kentucky will likely play without starting guard Ryan Harrow, a former N.C. State player who has been unable to practice since the game because of flu-like symptoms. Harrow had blood work done Monday in an attempt to find out why he has been lacking energy.
As a sophomore, Harrow was one of the most seasoned Wildcats. The youngsters are still getting used to the college game setting.
I could feel the crowds vibrations and how loud it was, Cauley-Stein said about the Maryland game . It was my first time in a big college game like that, with all the people, and playing as a new center.
Cauley-Stein and fellow freshman Noel are key components of the Wildcats frontcourt, which struggled against the Terrapins. The Wildcats gave up 28 offensive rebounds to the Terrapins. Its a skill the group hadnt had time to practice outside of scrimmages.
There are so many things to work on because were freshmen that makes it hard, Calipari said. We thought, because were so big and long, well be able to rebound. Well, if you dont work on it, they dont know it.
The Wildcats rebounding woes provide an opportunity for Kelly and Plumlee. And while that pair attempts to control the low post, Curry and a few other veteran shooters will be waiting on the perimeter.
That thought, more than any other, doesnt sit well with Calipari.
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BATH TOWNSHIP — The Delphos Tri-County Wrestling Club is still holding onto many great matches as the season goes on.
Saturday's event at Bath High School saw the crew collect 20 total pins, where competition was fierce.
Other teams competing were Graham, Ottawa-Glandorf, Elida, Milton Union, Ada and Bluffton.
The following brought home first-place ribbons: Troy Pseekos, Cole Binkley, Brady Zalar, Cody Bockey, Conner Anspach, Isaiah Bretz and Dominic Estrada.
Taking second were: Blaine Maloney, Royce Kill, Aiden Lanteigne, Clayton Paddubny, Mason Vonderwell, Avery Schulte, Jason Seekings, Brady Welker, Chase Bailey, Kane Plescher, Braden Lewis and Kole McKee.
Third-place finishers were: JJ Murphy, Landen Grothaus, Joshua Ringwald, Austin Giesige, Tyler Herron, Eli Zehender, Jay Goetz, Trent Vonderwell and Justin Weiging.
Fourth-place ribbons went to: Ty Rudasill, Garrett Trentman, Keilik Cross, Cody Bailey, Nathan Ditto, Logan Dickman, Alex Gerow, Caden Wright, Colin Bailey, Jacob McConnahea, Isaac Cross, Gabe Steyer, Ben McKee, John Pseekos and Ean Boecker.
Pins: 2 pins: Cole Binkley, Kane Plescher, Isaiah Bretz and Dominic Estrada. 1 pin: Blaine Maloney, JJ Murphy, Royce Kill, Landen Grothaus, Tyler Herron, Avery Schulte, Gabe Steyer, Jason Seekings, Brady Welker, Chase Bailey, Braden Lewis and Kole McKee.
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Retro Will Be Strongly Considered for the Next Metroid Game
September 20, 2013 - Shigeru Miyamoto talks about Retro and its chances of taking on Metroid once again.
Metroid Fan Film Launches on Kickstarter
August 9, 2013 - A Kickstarter campaign has launched for Metroid: Enemies Within, a fan film that aims to give the franchise "the Hollywood treatment."
E3 2013: Nintendo, Retro Discuss Future of Metroid
June 12, 2013 - Why is Retro working on Donkey Kong instead of Metroid? Can it work on Metroid at the same time? And what does Nintendo want to do with the series?
Ex-Metroid Prime Dev Thinks His Games Suck
April 22, 2013 - In a candid conversation, ex-Retro Studios designer Mark Pacini talks about how he feels about the Metroid Prime games (and his upcoming game, too).
Whatever Happened to the Metroid Movie?
December 28, 2012 - In 2004 Nintendo teamed up with director John Woo to bring Metroid to the big screen. What happened?
Rumor: Star Fox and Metroid Teaming Up on Wii U
May 19, 2012 - We're finding this one difficult to believe, but rumors are starting to suggest that Retro Studios is working on a Star Fox/Metroid crossover for Wii U. Yup, you read that right.
What is Retro Studios Working On?
January 12, 2012 - It's been a while since we've seen a full project from Retro Studios. Just what are they working on? Zelda? Metroid? We look at possibilities.
The Missing Link: Voice Acting in Video Games
November 26, 2011 - Should Link stay silent? Does Commander Shepard's voice acting draw players in or push them away? The pros and cons of fully voiced characters.
The Best of Metroid
August 5, 2011 - Metroid's 25th anniversary is upon us, and we're dishing out awards in celebration. Which game takes the top honor? Read on to find out!
Why Metroid Worked
July 15, 2011 - Super Mario Bros. had its 25th anniversary and so did The Legend of Zelda. Metroid is up next, and we're here to start the celebration.
Imagining Metroid on Nintendo's Wii U
July 14, 2011 - Wii U's innovative controller will change the way gamers interact with games. How will it affect franchises we know, like Metroid?
Nintendo's Most Disturbing Moments
June 23, 2011 - Nintendo prides itself on its family-friendly approach to gaming. But that's unfair on a company that's proved it can go dark when it wants.
Nintendo's History at E3: 2007
May 17, 2011 - It was a parade of new peripherals as Nintendo announced the Wii Zapper, Wheel and Balance Board in '07. Also, E3 was kind of dead.
Nintendo's History at E3: 2006
May 16, 2011 - Mario soared into outer space and Solid Snake started Brawling in the Wii's first E3 showing. Step back in time five years to E3 2006.
Video Games That Should Be Movies
March 29, 2011 - Ridley Scott's Halo? Vin Diesel's Excitebike? We've selected six gaming franchises that need to receive the call to moviedom.
GDC: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Donkey Kong Country Returns and Retro Studios
March 3, 2011 - Metroid Prime and Donkey Kong Country Returns developer Retro Studios spills the bananas on the development of their hit Nintendo games.
So Where Does Metroid Go From Here?
October 19, 2010 - Reactions to Other M have been mixed at best, but even the game's most vocal detractors can't deny that Samus' adventures will continue. So in this new in-depth feature, we explore possible directions for the series' next sequel.
Samus: A Visual History of Metroid's Heroine
August 18, 2010 - From bikinis to beauty marks, we chart the many looks of our favorite female bounty hunter. Join us... on a journey of discovery.
E3 2010: Kensuke Tanabe and the Metroid Palm Tree
June 17, 2010 - Donkey Kong Country is making a major return on Wii this year, and we sat down with the people making it happen. Jump inside for our exclusive interview, and learn about how hard it is to shift from bounty hunting to hunting bananas.
E3 2010: Retro Working on Donkey Kong Revival?
June 12, 2010 - The rumors start flying around this time, just days before Nintendo pops the lid off its hugely secretive line-up at its E3 press conference. One of the wildest, but certainly credible, rumors we've just heard from those in the know: Retro Studios -- the Nintendo-funded studio that worked on Metroid Prime and its two sequels -- is now working its magic on a Wii game starring Donkey Kong.


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The Stars are enjoying a three-game win streak, and it's no coincidence that Jamie Benn has six points in those contests. The effort did not go without league-wide notice as he's been named the NHL's second star of the week.
Glen Gulutzan knows this is just par for the Stars' course this year if they want to scratch their way into the playoffs, telling media Monday - "It took a few games for him to get into game shape. It's not easy when you've been off for that long. He's up and running and we need him to run hot and heavy here for the next two or three months to get where we need to be."
The Dallas Stars are off to Edmonton after an early practice Monday morning in Frisco. There wasn't much in the way of news out of this one, and that's a good thing as stability appears to be producing results and metrics headed in the right direction.
Kari Lehtonen will start in goal on Tuesday in Edmonton, so the question becomes, depending on what transpires against the speedy Oilers, who will go in Calgary on Wednesday? Placing backup netminders in less-than-favorable situations on the road on the second night of back-to-backs is, so the popular narrative goes, the way Dallas got themselves into this slide on the second night of these sets.
Will they risk Kari Lehtonen again, knowing they'll need him in top, top form on Friday night in Vancouver? Or is Calgary such a mess that Richard Bachman gets the Calgary assignment with confidence? We'll see.
Coming up this week...
Tuesday, 2/12: @Edmonton
Dallas saw the danger of Edmonton just five days ago at Rexall. The speed of the Oiler forwards, the subsequent penalties they draw, and the lethal power play unit that follows is a recipe for success, led by Taylor Hall, who seemingly never left the ice. The Stars survived them into overtime last Thursday before Jagr won it on a sensational individual effort, but can the Stars stay out of the box this time and control the play, lest the speed and skill of the Oil break it wide open?
Wednesday, 2/13: @Calgary
Calgary plays their 10th game of the year tonight, where Dallas has played 12 already. The Flames are low in the standings, but perhaps gaining in confidence as they earned points in three of their last four before a loss in Vancouver, which is inevitable these days. They'll likely get Miikka Kiprusoff back for this one.
They've scored the same number of goals in 9 games (25) that the Stars have in 5, but need their goaltending/defense to come around. The Stars will be looking for that elusive back-to-back win here.
Friday, 2/15: @Vancouver
The Canucks got off to a very mediocre start going 2-2-2 in their first six games, but have regained their juggernaut form since. They're 5-0 in the last two weeks and have out-scored opponents 16-5 in that span. They're just not getting scored on right now, and the Stars will have their hands full trying to generate offense.
What's the over/under on Stars win this week? Or number of times you fall asleep on the couch for these late ones?


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This is one of the better shots you'll see tonight. It wasn't a buzzer beater and it didn't come at a critical point in the game, but Loyola Marymount's C.J. Blackwell pulled off something more akin to a trick shot than what one would see during live action.
Blackwell was falling down and anticipating contact at the time, and seemed to throw the ball up at the rim like a player would in an attempt to make a foul a shooting foul. He was falling over and facing the wrong way, taking a shot that was more desperation than anything else.
Of course it went in. We wouldn't be posting a GIF if it bounced off the rim harmlessly.
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With the launch of Covered California — the state's health insurance marketplace — tens of thousands of uninsured North Coast residents will be able to enroll in either low-cost health insurance or an expanded Medicaid program, the two main components of President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
Even as the GOP continues to seek to de-fund or delay Obamacare, its main components are expected to go live Tuesday as scheduled.
Nor would a government shutdown likely stop it, since the federal government can rely on other sources of funding to implement Obamacare in the event of a lapse in appropriations funding, according to report this summer by the Congressional Research Center.
Whether or not Obamacare is in any peril is not something local health care providers are preoccupied with right now.
"Many of our patients have been eagerly awaiting Oct. 1," said Beatrice Bostick, CEO of Alliance Medical Center, a federally qualified health center in Healdsburg.
The health center has doubled the number of its application assistors from two to four to help get people enrolled in either Medi-Cal, the state's Medicaid program, or subsidized health insurance through the state health exchange.
About 50 percent of the health center's uninsured patients — about 1,800 people — will become eligible for insurance under the Medi-Cal expansion, Bostick said. Uninsured patients make up about 30 percent of Alliance's 12,000 current patients.
A smaller share will be eligible for "insurance products" offered through the exchange, she said.
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Nuclear Security and Risk
Since its founding as the Center for International Security and Arms Control, CISAC has worked through scholarly research and Track II diplomacy to influence policies that will help reduce the dangers posed by nuclear weapons.
November 9th, 2012
Co-founder Drell receives Federation of American Scientists 2012 Public Service AwardCISAC News
CISAC Co-Founder Sidney Drell, a pioneer in the field of arms control, will receive the 2012 Public Service Award from the Federation of American Scientists. The award is given to an outstanding statesman or public interest advocate who has made a distinctive contribution to public policy at the intersection of science and national security. Read more »
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Cybersecurity Fellow Mayer exposes leaks of personal data by 2012 campaignsCISAC in the news
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...also Demo'd a "Fat Bike" yesterday!
Yesterday was our annual MTB Demo at one of the State Parks. Went there to drool & dream about a new $2000+ MTB and while I was there I got to try out one of these,..
Fat Bike!
It was Freaking Awesome!!!! I took it off the trail and into an area that had been cut n bulldozed! I was amazed at how easy this bike was to pedal in shit that would have had me bouncing off my MTB left n right!! It just peddled right over ruts n bumps, rocks and even 6 & 7 inch logs!! Rolled right over them without having to hop the front tire or even stand in the saddle!!!!!
I swear, I never even had to stand up on the peddles once & I was riding in some REALLY rough shit!!! They're made for riding in sand, mud and wait for it,.... "SNOW"!!!!
I really want to get one so I can keep riding the trails next winter!!!
Also, as a Nature/Outdoor photographer,.. add a couple of good racks and I could haul my photo gear just about anywhere with half the effort!!!!
These things look like they are a BLAST!!!!
Anyone else have/Rode one? Post a pic!!!
You're only Young Once,.. but you can be Immature FOREVER!
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I got LOT's of incredulous looks from the other MTB'rs while I was off on the side of the trail in the twigs n branches & logs and such! you REALLY can't believe what they'll ride over & thru until you take one there yourself!!! Apparently they held a winter Demo last year. I'm hoping they do that again next year! I really want to try one in the snow!!
Pictured model is the "Muckluck" I think! $2300 freakin' dollars!! Lower end models start at $1700! again!!!
You're only Young Once,.. but you can be Immature FOREVER!
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The staff was fantastic and cannot say enough enough about their service. Keep in mind, this is an Italian cruise line and English is the last language they speak. French, Spanish and even German were more popular than English which means the staff members who do speak English aren't fluent. Most of the staff members who do speak English are servers and are from the Philippines as English is taught through their schooling. The guest services reps don't speak English well and I would definitely opt for the 1 hour daily Q&A session with the English speaking rep for any help you may need. The food was very good, especially the pasta, but Costa was lacking with the grand meals to accompany the Gala evenings like Royal does, so that was a little disappointing.
The mixed drinks are terrible! Be forewarned, stick with beer , wine, or straight liquors drinks. The mixed drinks are nothing but mix and have very little alcohol despite their 6.75 euro price tag.
The ship excursions were run very well and a Costa cruise member travelled with each excursion to ensure it went well. See my port reviews for more details on ports. Avoid the Jeep Excursion in Mykonos!
Overall very pleased with the Costa Romantica and would sail Costa again. I understand they are remodeling the ship and adding more floors, 4x the number of balconies and activities like rock climbing walls which was definitely needed. My husband and I are under 30 and we struggled to entertain ourselves since the activities on the ship were really focused for a much older crowd, but Costa seems to know that and is working to remedy that on the ship.


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GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) -- The Cleveland Indians sent former first-round draft pick Trevor Crowe and three others to the minor leagues on Thursday.
Crowe, a switch-hitting outfielder who missed most of last season after having surgery on his right shoulder, was reassigned to minor-league camp along with right-hander Chen-Chang Lee from Taiwan. Optioned to Triple-A Columbus were infielder Cord Phelps and right-hander Zach McAllister. Only Lee has yet to appear in a major league game.
Cleveland has 46 players remaining in its big league camp.
Crowe was the 14th overall pick in 2005, from the University of Oregon. In 205 games over the past three years for Cleveland, he has hit .245 with three homers and 29 steals.


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'Waste Of Public Money'
Councillors in Leeds have issued a joint statement criticising the Government for approving plans to distribute 'deeply unsatisfactory' leaflets to more than 400,000 homes across the city. The document details the forthcoming Mayoral election.
– Joint statement from Cllrs Keith Wakefield, Andrew Carter, and Stewart Golton.
Leeds is being forced to print avery confusing question on its ballot papers in May, which the Council may yetseek to challenge. The leading nature of that question will only be compoundedby the selective information contained within this centrally approved andcentrally funded leaflet.**
Councillors say voters could be given unbalanced information that could impact on the decision they are being asked to make in May about how their city will be run.
The Council will dispatch the Government approved leaflet this week.
– Joint statement from Cllrs Keith Wakefield, Andrew Carter, and Stewart Golton.
The Government may be footing the bill for this leaflet instead of the Council but it remains a poor use of £150k of public money.
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- Stewart Golton, Leader, Liberal Democrat Group


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Sunshine Cottage in Vero Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community
- rates (USD) $ 1,750 - $ 3,500 / month
vacation rental description
Sunshine Cottage is a charming old Florida 1920's cottage located in the
heart of Vero. We have restored her heart pine floors and old casement windows, yet have added the modern conveniences we all like:
microwave, dishwasher, disposal, cable TV in living room and master suite,
high-speed wireless internet, washer/dryer,
central air/heat, DVD player, walk-in tiled shower. The bathroom also has
an antique claw foot tub for a relaxing bath or bathing the kids.
The living room sofa folds out into a queen bed.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 07-14-2014 at 10:16 AM.
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Vicky and Chuck Gould 772 913 1398
cottage rental amenities
Large, private pool is your outdoor oasis. Let the dogs play while you swim, sun, relax or catch a nap in the shade of a palm tree. The cabana includes gas grill, bathroom and private outdoor shower with hot water.
Sunshine Cottage is fully stocked, from kitchen utensils, pots and pans, dishes
and coffee maker to linens and beach towels to iron/ironing board and blow dryer. Just bring your toothbrush and suntan lotion, everything else is here.
activities and attractions in Vero Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Sunshine Cottage is just west of downtown in one of Vero's oldest neighborhoods. It is a quiet area located close to everything. Uncrowded beaches, the mall, movie theatres, restaurants, parks, cultural attractions, golf courses, tennis courts and Historic Dodgertown are just minutes away. Vero is a small town and we are right in the middle of it.
We are only an hour and a half from Disney World and the Orlando attractions,
an hour north of Palm Beach and two hours north of Ft. Lauderdale/Miami.
vacation rental rates
December through April - $135 per night.
May through November - $100 per night.
Cleaning fee - $60
Weekly, monthly, and longer term rates are available, please inquire.
50% deposit required to hold cottage.
Rentals of six months or less are subject to 7% Florida sales tax plus 4% Local Tourist Development Tax.
Cancellation policy: one month prior to rental start date to receive refund.
Small pets welcome, no smokers please.
Vicky and Chuck Gould 772 913 1398
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Scottish Island Knits: Designs by Kaffe Fassett, Di Gilpin, Sarah Dallas, Sasha Kagan, Jean Moss, Brandon Mably & Sarah Hatton
Sally Harding; Jacqui Hurst; Rowan Yarns
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Publication Date:2006
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Opening hours & ticket prices
Opening hours
Van Gogh Museum, Paulus Potterstraat 7 Amsterdam:
- 1 March - 30 June 2014: daily 9 am to 6 pm, Friday until 10 pm
- 1 July - 1 september 2014: daily 9 am to 6 pm, Friday until 10 pm, Saturday until 9 pm
- 2 September - 26 December 2014: daily 9 am to 5 pm, Friday until 10 pm
- 27 December - 31 December 2014: daily 9 am to 6 pm, Friday until 10 pm
Opening hours library
Library, Museumplein 4 Amsterdam:
Monday to Friday 10 am to 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm to 5 pm.
Adults: € 15
Children up to 17: free
Museumkaart: free
ICOM members: free
Rembrandtkaart: free
I amsterdam City card: free
Holland Pass: free
Stadspas: € 7,50
Multimedia tour € 5,-
Multimedia tour and children's audio tour
Multimedia tour is available in English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish and Italian.
Price: € 5.
For children (6-12 years) an audio tour is available in English and Dutch.
Price: € 2.50.
The tours are for sale in the museum or you can make a reservation together with your online ticket order.
Floor Plan
The Van Gogh Museum floor plan is available in several languages.
Free Wi-Fi
The Van Gogh Museum now offers free wireless internet throughout the museum . Check-in on foursquare, update your status on Facebook, visit our website, e-mail or just send a tweet to your followers from the museum galleries.
Follow these instructions for iPhone, Anroid smartphone or Windows Phone:
- Press the Settings icon and then 'Wi-Fi' (iPhone), 'Wireless & networks' (Android) or tap 'Settings' in the App list (Windows Phone) and select 'Wi-Fi'.
- Check if the Wi-Fi is turned on and then select the VanGoghMuseum network.
- A disclaimer will appear automatically: read the conditions and press 'Accept'.
- You are now connected to the Van Gogh Museum Wi-Fi network.
Group visits
For school groups are special arrangements available, see our Education section.
House rules
Works of art can easily be damaged, so please do not come too close or touch them. You are not allowed to take photographs, film, or make audio or video recordings for personal use, except in the designated area's. The use of lamps, flash and/or tripod is prohibited without prior written consent from the Van Gogh Museum.
Large bags, umbrellas and bottles holding beverages or other fluids must be left in the cloakroom. Smoking is prohibited throughout the building. On entering the museum, visitors and all their belongings are subject to security checks, including metal detection.
See also General terms and conditions for visitors.


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Luxury Condo - 5 minute walk to Playa Hermosa beach in Playa Hermosa (Guanacaste)
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Playa Hermosa
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 850 - $ 1,600 / week
vacation rental description
Conveniently located in Playa Hermosa and just a five minute walk to its world famous beach, the upscale condominium corporation of Ocean Breeze is located less than one half hour from the International Liberia Airport.
The village of Hermosa offers a variety of dining experiences, a small modern grocery store and a luxury spa.
A few minutes drive away is the beach town of Playa del Coco where your medical, groceries, banking and entertainment requirements can be found. The shopping is superb and filled with much excitement and gratitude from the Costa Rican people.
Upon entering this immaculate development you will be impressed by the beautiful trees, flowers and vegetation that are home to some of Costa Rica's extraordinary birds and our ever popular Howler Monkeys.
Ocean Breeze has a variety of 2 and 3 bedroom housing units to offer; all with modern kitchens and tasteful décor.
If you are not in the mood for the beach there are three pristine pools in this gated community for your enjoyment or for the adventurer, book one of our amazing guided tours.
Welcome to paradise and enjoy the most beautiful sunsets ever seen!
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Corby Smith
condo rental amenities
Fully Air Conditioned
Gated Community
Color TV with cable service
Grocery Store - 5 min.away
DVD Player
Liberia Airport-30 min. away
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Hot Water
Multiple ceiling Fans
activities and attractions in Playa Hermosa (Guanacaste) Costa Rica
Nearby Water activities include:
Sportfishing, scuba diving,
sailing, snorkeling, kayaking, surfing
Nearby Landlover activities:
Golf, Horseback riding, Zip-lining,
Tennis, Hiking in nearby National Parks, Spas, mud baths, wildlife
parks, and many adventure tours
Night time: Restaurants, bars, casino,shops, disco
vacation rental rates
Short Term:
High Season '13 (Jan. 7 - Mar. 24/13) $175 per night (4 night minimum) or $1175 Week
Easter '13 (Mar. 25 - Mar. 31/13) $235 per night (4 night minimum)
Low Season '13 (Apr. 1 - Dec. 20/13) $135 per night (4 night minimum) or $ 850 Week
Xmas/New Year Season (Dec.21 - Jan. 5/14) $1600 Week
High Season '14 (Jan. 6 - Apr. 13/14) $175 per night (4 night minimum) or $1175 Week
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Corby Smith
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Sinfield retires from International Rugby League
4NTV Kiwis nil Wales
05th November 2011
New Zealand up and running
New Zealand duly gained their first win of the Gillette Four Nations Series with a 36-0 triumph over Wales but they will need to find a major improvement if they are to retain their crown at Elland Road in a fortnight's time.
Winger Gerard Beale and second rower Sika Manu both scored two tries as the Kiwis overcame a gallant Wales in the opening match of today's double-header at Wembley.
It was New Zealand's seventh win in 10 meetings with the Welsh but Iestyn Harris' men emerged with considerable credit after achieving their primary aim of improving on their opening 42-4 defeat by England.
The Welsh, who had seven part-timers in their 17-man team, never looked capable of producing an upset but they played with pride and determination in a performance that mirrored their battling efforts against England seven days earlier.
The Kiwis, who were presented with their jerseys by Great Britain legend Ellery Hanley, were indebted to the half-back wizardry of skipper Benji Marshall and the tactical awareness of Wigan hooker Thomas Leuluai, who was named man of the match.
The warning signs for the Welsh were there in the opening moments when Marshall was held up over the line while dangerous right winger Beale was brought back for a forward pass by impressive full-back Kevin Locke.
The under-pressure Welsh were forced to concede four goal-line drop-outs in the first 12 minutes and were probably content to concede just two tries in that time.
Left winger Jason Nightingale profited from a kind bounce following Marshall's grubber kick to open the scoring and the talented Locke took a lovely inside pass from his captain to add the second.
A run of four consecutive penalties enabled Iestyn Harris' men to relieve the pressure and they managed to cause the Kiwi defence some problems, with winger Rhys Williams going close and centre Ian Webster able to get only one hand to the ball following Lee Briers' clever kick to the line.
Prop Jordan James, who went off after the first tackle of the England game, was able to make his presence felt, along with fellow front rowers Gil Dudson and Craig Kopczak, but the Welsh lost young second rower Tyson Frizzell with an arm injury midway through the first half and New Zealand gradually imposed themselves on the game.
Harris would have been alarmed at the way three defenders fell off Manu as he went in for his first try before doubling his tally 10 minutes before the break when Wales failed to deal with Marshall's high kick.
The Kiwi captain then showed his class with a deft pass to free Alex Glenn, who got Beale over for his side's fifth try just before the break, but it was another 20 minutes before the Welsh defence cracked again.
Kopczak, who caught the eye in defeat against England, was at the heart of a superb rearguard defensive effort but the holders emphasised their class with two further tries in the final quarter.
Nightingale was pulled back for a forward pass but Beale grabbed his second try on the hour after Leuluai's cut-out pass found him in space.
Leuluai then burst clear to get replacement Nathan Fien over for the New Zealand's seventh try, with Marshall kicking his fourth goal.


text: Bach score and recording hits public domain following Kickstarter campaign Culture 29 May 12 by Mark Brown Tweet Elias Gottlob Haussmann A year-old Kickstarter project to release a public domain score and studio recording of J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations has finally wrapped up, and the copyright-free files are now available online.Bach might have written his seminal work over 270 years ago -- meaning it has long been in the public domain -- but any recorded performances have their own copyright. It means that openly accessible recordings of centuries-old songs can be hard or impossible to find.With that in mind, Robert Douglass and pianist Kimiko Ishizaka asked Kickstarter for $15,000 (£9,500) to create a professional studio recording of the Goldberg Variations, and make them available for anyone to download, own and use without limitations.After meeting their funding goal, Ishizaka has performed the music on a Bösendorfer 290 Imperial piano in the Teldex Studio in Berlin. The recording was produced by Anne-Marie Sylvestre and the score, provided by Werner Schweer, was created using the MuseScore software.The MuseScore team put the score out for a public three-month peer review period, so music enthusiasts and scholars around the world could validate the score before it was released and recorded.The collection -- named The Open Goldberg Variations -- is now available to hear at Soundcloud, or download in a number of high quality formats. Best of all, it's available under the Creative Commons zero license, where work is dedicated to the public domain and all rights -- worldwide -- are waived so it can be freely copied, modified, distributed and performed."The project has been a monumental success, and I hope you will agree with me that the results are most beautiful," Douglass wrote, on the Kickstarter's update blog. "Thank you to everybody who supported us." Musopen -- a similar (and arguably more ambitious) project, which aimed to make public domain recordings of the Beethoven, Brahms, Sibelius, and Tchaikovsky symphonies is also nearing completion. On 22 May, the Kickstarter's organisers wrote, "editing is complete, we are now mixing the music and adding finishing touches." Edited by Duncan Geere Comments Read more on Music Everything from bands to festivals to instruments to tonal experimentation Technology Sonos drops need for Bridge, releases new one anyway Culture Spotify's Serendipity visualises songs playing in two places at once Culture iTunes festival lands Elbow, Rudimental and more Culture 2014 iTunes Festival lineup revealed Science Headbanging to Motörhead can kill you, says science Science Chimpanzees prefer African and Indian music Read more on Creative Commons Creative Commons is a movement designed specifically for the purpose of encouraging creative people to offer up their works for others to legally build upon and share Culture Creative Commons is 10 Technology Intro to CC Culture History of CC Science What does Creative Commons mean for science? Science What does Creative Commons mean for music? Culture What does Creative Commons mean for photography? Latest on wired.co.uk


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2014 Northern Festival of Bands
The Northern Festival of Bands is an annual band festival for high school band students, which typically hosts over 40 schools and over 250 individual students in a weekend long event. This year the festival will be held February 6-8, 2014. The event will feature performances by the UNI Wind Symphony and UNI Symphonic Band on Friday evening, as well as Saturday afternoon's performance featuring solo competition winners, the festival's percussion groups, Festival Concert Band and Festival Symphony Band.
Guest Conductors
Denis Salvini, Conductor of the Centro di Formazione Bandistic of Brescia, Italy
Thad Driskell, Director of Bands at Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School
Festival Performing Ensembles
|Festival Symphony Band
|Denis Salvini, conductor
|Festival Concert Band
|Thad Driskell, conductor
|Northern Iowa Wind Symphony
|Ronald Johnson, conductor
|Northern Iowa Symphonic Band
|S. Daniel Galyen, conductor
|Festival Percussion Ensemble
|Randy Hogancamp, conductor
|UNI Chamber Ensembles
The Application Process
The Northern Festival offers two festival bands: the Symphony Band for 11th and 12th grade students and the Concert Band for 9th and10th grade students. The Percussion Ensemble is selected from the two festival bands. Students are selected on the basis of the application forms submitted by each school and director. In recent years, we have received over 400 applications with approximately 100 selected for each band. WE REQUEST THAT EACH SCHOOL SUBMIT AT LEAST 2 NAMES FOR CONSIDERATION.
This year all applications will be submitted via our website. Applications should be completed by Monday, December 2, 2013 at 5:00 p.m.
Application Instructions:
- Register online at: https://pantherband.wufoo.com/forms/northern-festival-of-bands-2014/
- Complete each of the boxes and click on "submit' once
- Repeat for each application
Students accepted for either of the festival bands will audition for chair placement between 4:00 pm and 6:45 pm on Thursday afternoon, February 6. In order to complete these auditions in time for the rehearsal and to accommodate those driving long distances, we will use the following audition schedule:
4:00-5:00 pm – Schools within a 50 mile radius of UNI
5:00-6:00 pm – Schools within a 100 mile radius of UNI
6:00-6:45 pm – Schools outside a 100 mile radius of UNI
Audition material will be sent with the notification of selection.
Concert Dress
Performance dress will be that normally worn by each school. For some this will be uniforms; for others it will coat and tie for gentlemen and dresses for the ladies. Please dress appropriately.
Solo Competition
All students accepted into either of the festival bands are welcome to audition for the Solo Competition. The winner will perform at the final festival concert on Saturday afternoon and receive and an offer of a music scholarship not to exceed $6000.00 (over a four year period). This award is restricted to students who wish to pursue a music degree at the University of Northern Iowa.
The application/audition process is as follows:
- - As you complete the registration form, each student wishing to audition for the Solo Competition should complete the soloist section of the student registration form (the online registration form can be found here).
- - The School of Music will provide an accompanist for the audition and the performance on Saturday. Each student is responsible for providing the piano accompaniment.
Festival Fees
Students - $35.00
Conductors - $30.00
The fees include the banquet meal, festival music, conductor fees, and other event costs.
The complete schedule will be available at Registration on Thursday in Russell Hall. Currently, the following time frames are in place:
|Thursday, February 6
|4:00-6:30 pm
|7:00-9:00 pm
|Rehearsal I
|Friday, February 7
|8:30-12:00 noon
|Rehearsals and Concerts
|1:30-4:00 pm
|Rehearsals and Concerts
|Concert - UNI Wind Symphony &
Symphonic Band(Great Hall)
|Saturday, February 8
|Rehearsals and Concerts
|12:00 noon
|Festival Banquet
|2:00 pm
|Final Festival Concert
If you need further information or clarification, please contact Danny Galyen at (319) 273-2173 or email@example.com.


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Try these ghoulishly easy Halloween recipes for chomping vampire cookies and vampire cupcakes. If you're short on time, use ready-to-bake cookie dough and pre-made cupcakes, then decorate away to turn them into festive Halloween desserts.
Prep Time: 1 hour
What You'll Need:
1 package (16 oz.) Pilsbury Ready To Bake! Refrigerated Chocolate Chip Cookies
Gel food color, red
1 container ready-to-spread frosting (any white variety)
1 container ready-to-spread frosting (any chocolate variety)
¼ cup white vanilla baking chips
Miniature marshmallows
Candy-coated chocolate candies, red
1. Heat oven to 350°F. On ungreased cookie sheet, place cookie dough rounds 2 inches apart. Bake 12-16 minutes or until edges are light golden brown. Cool 2 minutes; remove from cookie sheet to cooling rack. Cool completely, about 10 minutes.
2. Create a red glaze for the "blood"-tipped teeth. In a small bowl, mix about 1 tablespoon of white frosting with enough red gel food coloring to reach the desired "blood" color. Add water, a few drops at a time, and stir until the frosting is the consistency of school glue. Dip the pointed ends of white baking chips into the red glaze. Set aside to dry.
3. Spoon chocolate frosting into a resealable food-storage plastic bag. Cut 1/2 inch off one corner of the bag, and pipe the frosting on bottom of 1 cookie. Press another cookie, flat side down, on frosting at an angle, cookies touching on one side and about 1 inch apart on the other, to look like an open mouth.
4. Prepare two more frosting bags for decorating the cookies, one with white frosting and one with chocolate frosting. However, this time only snip a tiny piece off of the corner of the bag.
5. To decorate, press "blood"-tipped white vanilla baking chips in frosting for teeth. (Tip: A toothpick may be helpful to adjust placement.) For the eyes, squish mini marshmallows between your fingers so that they are slightly flattened. Use white frosting to attach marshmallow eyes to the top cookie. Then attach red candy-coated chocolates to the marshmallows. Pipe chocolate frosting into the center of the eye and to make eyebrows. You can also use a toothpick to add more of the red glaze "blood" to drip off of one of the teeth.
6. Pipe chocolate frosting onto the top cookie to make hair in a "widow's peak" style.
What you'll need:
1 cupcake (any flavor)
White frosting
Grape and strawberry fruit leather
Chocolate jimmies
2 orange mini marshmallows
1 purple Jordan almond
1 green gumdrop, halved
1 white gum ball, halved
Red gel icing
4 candy corns
1. Turn the unwrapped cupcake upside down and frost. Set on a cape made from the grape fruit leather.
2. Use the jimmies for hair, the marshmallows for ears, the almond for a nose and the gumdrops -- placed on the gum balls -- for eyes (make them bloodshot with gel icing). The teeth are candy corns with red gel blood, and the tongue is strawberry fruit leather.
Recipes courtesy of Spoonful.com.
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Your backyard is your private retreat. Enhance it by adding touches that make it special: a water feature, comfy seating, lovely plant beds, even just a hammock. Here is some inspiration.
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When you need a day trip from Chicago or a weekend getaway from the big city, you don't have to go far. These escapes—including Amish Country, Indiana; Galena, Illinois; and Lake Geneva,...
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This Saturday June 8, Bloody Elbow will present live fight results and coverage of Chad Dawson vs. Adonis Stevenson on HBO. HBO Boxing After Dark: Dawson vs. Stevenson airs Saturday, June 8 live on HBO with a fight time of 10:00 p.m. ET, and Bloody Elbow will have live fight coverage all night.
There's no denying it - this is not the most compelling fight we've seen in boxing's red hot 2013. Dawson is not a fan favorite, and Stevenson is largely untested at the top. But there still are some interesting aspects of the fight to break down. And who better to offer his analysis than champion Andre Ward? Ward is the last man to defeat Dawson, and is the champion in Stevenson's normal weight class.
More Dawson vs. Stevenson coverage:
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Here then is HBO Boxing's Andre Ward Scouting Report on Dawson vs. Stevenson. Ward's take:
Chad Dawson: Needs to show that he can still take a punch and that he has the potential to still be a dominant champion.
Adonis Stevenson: Needs to prove he is ready for the step up.
Nothing revelatory here, but a nice, simple breakdown from Ward, along with footage of his fight with Dawson, which is always fun to watch.
Join us here at Bloody Elbow for HBO Boxing After Dark Dawson vs. Stevenson results, discussion, and live fight coverage this Saturday June 8.
Chad Dawson (31-2; 17 KOs) vs.
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In Fight With Hackers, We Are on Our Own
A brush with identity theft was a rude reminder that consumers have to go it alone when they run into cybercriminals.
August 7, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON: Hold Security LLC , Identity Theft , Frauds and Swindling , E-Mail
Aiming to Be the Netflix of Books
Monthly subscription services from Amazon, Oyster and Scribd offer access to unlimited e-books, but many newer books aren't yet available.
August 7, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON: Books and Literature , E-Books and Readers , Amazon Kindle , Scribd , Oyster
Keeping Confidential Personal Data Out of Hackers' Hands
First and foremost, change all your passwords and make sure they aren't based on dictionary words.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON: LastPass.com , Russia , Identity Theft , Cyberattacks and Hackers , Computer Security , Hold Security LLC
Easier Ways to Make Payments With Smartphones
Several new products and services have been released that could make mobile payments more convenient and worth trying.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON: PayPal , Google Inc , Mobile Applications , Starbucks Corporation , Shopping and Retail , Mobile Commerce , Smartphones
OKCupid Plays With Love in User Experiments
The dating website OKCupid published the results of three experiments it conducted on users in the name of social science.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON: Dating and Relationships , Research , Privacy , Facebook Inc , OkCupid , Data-Mining and Database Marketing , Online Dating
LG's Snappy G3 Phone Is Poised to Test Rivals
The many enhancements of the new device could help LG, not widely thought of in the U.S. as a maker of high-end smartphones, challenge its rivals.
July 28, 2014, Monday
MORE ON: Android (Operating System) , LG Electronics , Smartphones
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