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CBBC Newsround: JKR Editing "Deathly Hallows"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
February 02, 2007, 11:24 AM
Following on the earlier report today confirming the story regarding JKR completing "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" at a hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland, CBBC Newsround is is also now reporting that the book has "has been delivered to the companies who publish her books in the UK and America." More importantly, they report that Jo
"... is "busy editing", the process where she goes through the story with someone from her publishers to see if any small alterations are needed before it's printed.
There's no information yet about how long the book will be.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows will be released on July 21, 2007


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Bodemeister won the 2012 Arkansas Derby in dominating fashion, edging out Secret Circle by multiple lengths to take home a $1 million purse at Oakland Park in Hot Springs. The pair of Bob Baffert-trained horses were tabbed as favorites before the race. Bodemeister was given 9-5 odds despite racing without blinders for the first time in his career. Secret Circle earned 5-2 odds as the more proven horse, though with less raw potential.
Bodemeister had no trouble with the No. 11 post position. Jockey Mike Smith gradually brought him over to the rail right at the outset as the horse took immediate control from the gate. He held off Stat and Secret Circle by about a length coming around the final turn. Bodemeister opened up from there, pulling away from the field to solidify himself as one of the favorites to win this year's Kentucky Derby.
Sabercat moved up late to take third place, while Cozzetti closed out the Superfecta.
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Superb food I love dining here when Im over west
Posted: Wed Oct 17 2012
Whiteley's may have seen better days, but Rowley Leigh's celebrated brasserie looks as good as ever, with its art deco lines, tall leaded windows and graceful grey-green banquettes. At one end, beneath a stunning chandelier, is the café/oyster bar; at the other the open kitchen. The appealing menu is nicely varied, from raw, cured and smoked seafood and meat (oysters, pickled herrings, rabbit rillettes) via assorted appetisers (the famous parmesan custard with anchovy toast, watercress soup) to straightforward bistro fare (omelette, burger, fish pie). Prices are steepish, but don't have to be: roast chicken leg with oregano and skordalia costs under a tenner. We enjoyed some excellent fish dishes – a juicy slab of hake with samphire and tomato (from the summer set menu) and two lip-smacking mackerel fillets that paired perfectly with gooseberry sauce – but kipper pâté (served in a dinky Kilner jar) was a bit rough and ready, and came with burnt toast and a cold soft-boiled egg. Staff were charming and attentive, and the wine list is enticing (if expensive). The main problem on our visit was lack of atmosphere; it's a big room, and without the hustle and bustle of a crowd can seem painfully quiet – a problem that no amount of culinary fireworks can remedy.
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Le Café Anglais
8 Porchester Gardens
020 7221 1415
Lunch served noon-3.30pm Mon-Fri, Sun. Brunch served noon-3.30pm Sat. Dinner served 6.30-10.30pm Mon-Thur; 6.30-11pm Fri, Sat; 6.30-10pm Sun
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Main courses £16.50-£22. Set meal (Mon-Fri) £20 2 courses, £25 3 courses. Set lunch (Sun) £25 2 courses, £30 3 courses
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Superb food I love dining here when Im over west
I always leave satisfied and content. Cannot wait for my next meal.


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A vehicle crashed into the entrance of a popular store in Simpsonville on Thursday afternoon.
The crash happened about 4:30 p.m. at the Target store at 694 Fairview Rd.
A picture of the scene showed a sport utility vehicle inside the middle entrance of the store. Employees had used shopping carts and caution tape to secure the area.
According to the Highway Patrol, the driver of the vehicle was taken to Greenville Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The cause of the crash was not immediately released.
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Oasis Casita in Albuquerque
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 595 - $ 595 / week
$ 1,820 - $ 1,820 / month
vacation rental description
Fall is almost here. It has been a great summer. Thanks to all of you who shared it with us. We still have lots of sun very warm during the day. The roses are beginning to have their fall blooms. The rains have continued and even the dry mesas are green. The night sky is full stars. Balloon Fiesta is right around the corner and balloons are flying.
Come join us!
Great hiking and biking. The trails are excellent and are within minutes from the casita.
Welcome to this wonderful oasis centrally located in the charming north valley.
You enter through your own private courtyard into an inviting casita (small house) with kitchen, bedroom, queen size bed and bath with shower. There is a single size pull out sofa in the front room. Forced air heating. Wireless internet access and cable TV. This is a NON-SMOKING unit.
We are located on one enclosed acre of land with an automatic gate for your security.
Your home away from home.
Welcome Balloon enthusiast we have plenty of space to park balloon trailers.
Easy access to I-25, 15 minutes to Albuquerque's Old Town, 15 minutes to the Tram and one hour drive to Santa Fe. Minutes from the RailRunner (commuter train) and the Hot Air Balloon Park.
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Last modified on 08-29-2014 at 10:36 AM.
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Rae Miller
cottage rental amenities
You do have a washer and dryer available for use.
Newly added central refrigerated air conditioner.
activities and attractions in Albuquerque New Mexico
We are located close to shopping malls, movie theaters, golf courses, a large variety of excellent restaurants. 2 excellent wineries within minutes. If you love to go antiquing there are over 35 antique shops in Albuquerque and 14 within minutes. Kelly Jo ceramic designs studio is also minutes away. She produces stunning landscape design pottery.
Skiing is great in New Mexico. We are a 45 minute drive from our local mountain (Sandia Ski area). If you choose you can take the tram to the top of the ski area (amazing views)and they have a great resturant. Photo 14 is a view from one of the runs at Sandia. Also, Santa Fe ski area is 1 1/12 hrs away. Very good skiing at Santa Fe mountain.
If you enjoy rock climbing the Sandia mountains offer wonderful rock faces and there is a indoor rock gym located within a few minutes of our casita. There are some of the best bike trailes in the area within minutes.
There are several open space walking/biking areas near the river just a short drive away.
Enchanted New Mexico welcomes you.
vacation rental rates
Winter rates are in effect. Weekly = 5 nights $475 7 nights = $595 28 days (monthly) $1820
Minimum stay 5 nights
Exception Balloon Fiesta week contact owner
$200.00 fully refundable booking deposit. Returning guest receive a discount.
Balloon Fiesta & Holiday weeks contact us for rates.
All prices are subject to a 7% sales tax.
Rae Miller
payment methods
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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 Albuquerque
- Tram ride to the top of 10K mountain
- Play golf - over 10 courses
- Casions
- Balloon Fiesta
- Old Town and Santa Fe
Top things to do on a budget
- Zoo & museums
- Hiking in the Sandia Mountains
- Skiing at Sandia or Santa Fe
- Grill on the deck
- Relax in the gardens
Top things to do with a family
- Biotanical Gardens/zoo
- Cliffs amusement park
- Wonderful bike trails
- Fishing
- Shopping
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Conventional wisdom holds that we live in an increasingly interdependent world. But what does this mean? It means that economic decisions made in Ireland impact Vietnam, that grass-roots ideas sprouting in India alter ways of thinking in South Africa, and that challenges faced by policymakers in São Paulo and Quito are of growing relevance to their counterparts in London and New York. It means that we all have a stake in global issues. It means, moreover, that we can no longer satisfy ourselves with an isolated existence. Americans in increasing numbers are studying foreign languages and cultures, and traveling and living overseas. We do so because we must, in recognition of the fact that globalization makes us all citizens of the world.
Most students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges have an off campus/international learning experience in the course of their studies. Whether the experience is examining environmental issues in Ecuador and Peru, studying Chinese language and culture in Beijing, or living with a French family, students at the Colleges understand the value of "breaking away" for a time to immerse themselves in another culture and to discover something about themselves and others that cannot be as easily discovered in Geneva.
Often these experiences change how we view ourselves and others, and through them we can expand our notions of who we are and what we can become. We can adopt new perspectives and appreciate another culture as we learn to identify with the people in that culture. Talking to anyone who has studied abroad about his/her experiences will confirm how powerful an off campus experience can be.
Hobart and William Smith Colleges encourage students to look for an off campus experience that is appropriate to their personal and academic interests. The Colleges provide opportunities for off campus study by sponsoring a variety of programs in different academic disciplines throughout the world. These are, above all, academic programs, and successful applicants must demonstrate how participating in a program will be an integral part of their academic experience.
This guide will provide you with the information you need in order to understand what is expected of you if you are interested in an off campus experience. Students are encouraged to visit the Center for Global Education to get more information.
An important part of Hobart and William Smith Colleges' educational philosophy is to provide students with "worlds of experience", with the aim of encouraging you to live "lives of consequence". In support of this philosophy, the overarching mission of all Global Education programs at HWS is to help students become global citizens. Being a responsible, effective citizen of the world demands skills and values which enable individuals to assume an active, positive role in their own community and in the larger world. Global citizens appreciate and are guided by an understanding of the relationship between actions made locally and globally and a commitment to the betterment of people's lives everywhere.
Global Citizens...
Global Citizenship provides an imperative for the individual to become fully engaged in his/her own and/or the other culture in which he/she finds himself/herself. Global Citizens feel compelled to work towards genuine understanding among peoples and actively work across lines of class, culture and nationality to solve pressing human issues.
The Center for Global Education strives to provide students with "worlds of experience" through our study abroad programs, and we encourage students to apply these experiences to living "lives of consequence".
As you consider your off-campus options, you might want to start by asking yourself the following questions:
These questions are posed only to get you started thinking about choosing the Global Education program that is most appropriate for you. We encourage you to seek advice from classmates who have studied off-campus, as well as family, faculty, and deans. Get as much information as you can before you make your final decision about the Global Education experience that is best for you.
The following guidelines apply to students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges who wish to study off campus, either on programs sponsored by the Colleges or those sponsored by another institution.
Sophomores, juniors and seniors in good academic and social standing, although some programs require junior status or higher. No student may be accepted for participation in an off-campus study program while on academic or social probation.
Program participation is a privilege to be earned through solid academic achievement, demonstration of maturity, and strong motivation for program participation. Matriculation at the Colleges, in and of itself, does not guarantee the "right" to study off-campus. Students who wish to participate in a Global Education program sponsored by the Colleges must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. (However, note that some programs have a higher minimum GPA.) In cases where a program attracts more applicants than available places, even students meeting the GPA requirements might not be selected. Students who wish to join another institution's program or study independently at a foreign institution will be expected to have established a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better and be at junior or senior year standing by the beginning of the proposed program (NOTE: Approval to participate in these non-HWS programs is highly competitive, see #5 below.) All students must be in good academic and social standing in their college to be eligible for off-campus study. Some programs have prerequisites that must be fulfilled prior to participation. Students must be on campus the semester before their program starts in order to meet the pre-requisites and attend all mandatory meetings (except under extraordinary circumstances, which you must discuss in advance with the CGE).
Admissions decisions are made jointly by the faculty director(s) of the program (if applicable) and the staff of the Center for Global Education in consultation with the Deans' Offices. For affiliated programs, the final decision rests with the program administrator. Students are encouraged to speak with CGE staff or faculty directors prior to applying to learn more about program criteria. Students may appeal admission decisions by submitting a written letter within one week of the date of the decision letter. The appeal letter must be submitted to Dr. Thomas D'Agostino, Associate Dean for Global Education and will be reviewed by the Provost and Dean of Faculty.
Students participating in HWS off-campus programs are required to take a standard HWS course load (4.0 credits), except in cases where the host institution has a different requirement. Students will not be permitted to exceed a standard course load of 4.0 HWS credits except in extraordinary cases as determined by a student's dean's office, academic advisor, and the Center for Global Education.
Students participating in CGE programs retain financial aid on the same basis as previously awarded (with the exception of work study) as determined by merit and/or demonstrable financial need. The Financial Aid Office should be consulted to determine the exact details of aid to be awarded. Tuition and associated fees are charged at the same rate as on the HWS campus, plus an administrative fee of $550. Room and board charges may vary. Consult the informational brochures or the program descriptions on the CGE web page for further details: CGE web page.
If a student withdraws from an off-campus program, their $350 deposit will be forfeited. In addition, students may be responsible for additional expenses beyond the $350 if they withdraw from the program while it's in progress or less than 90 days before the program arrival date. Specifically, students will be held accountable for any expenditures made on their behalf that the CGE is unable to recoup, such as housing or hotel deposits, tuition payments to other schools, excursion deposits, contracts for coursework or internships arranged specifically on their behalf, etc.
A student participating in an HWS or non-HWS off-campus program who withdraws from that program after arrival at the program site may not return to campus to take classes that semester except under extraordinary circumstances, as determined by the student's dean's office, the Center for Global Education and the Vice President for Student Affairs.
Receiving approval to transfer credit from a non-HWS program to fulfill HWS degree requirements is highly competitive. A limited number of places on these programs will be approved annually. These places are reserved for students whose academic needs/degree requirements cannot be met by any HWS off-campus program. Merely preferring another location is not a sound academic reason for petitioning for credit for a non-HWS program. Some non-HWS programs are ineligible for consideration of transfer credit (for example, the Semester-at-Sea and NOLS programs). Therefore, a student who wishes to participate in a program sponsored by another institution should check first with the CGE to ensure that the program is accredited and that credit transfer is allowed. The student should present his/her case in writing as follows:
Applicants must complete all of these steps:
A student seeking permission to participate in an off-campus program sponsored by another institution (non-HWS program) is required to complete the "Application for Approval to Participate in Another Institution's Off-Campus Program" (green form) which can also be obtained from the CGE office. Transfer credit will not be awarded for students who have not completed this process and received written approval in advance.
Application forms and program brochures are available on the CGE web page.
|Fall 2014 (or full year) HWS programs and fall 2014 (or full year) non-HWS programs
|Friday, October 4, 2013
|Spring 2015 HWS or non-HWS programs
|Monday, March 3, 2014
IMPORTANT: Applications are due by 5 p.m. on the dates listed above. Applications received after 5 p.m. will be automatically waitlisted. See the next section for information about the waitlists.
Return all application materials to: THE CENTER FOR GLOBAL EDUCATION, Third Floor, Trinity Hall
Upon submission of all required application materials, your candidacy will be reviewed by the appropriate faculty and the Center for Global Education. Due to the selective nature of the programs and the limited number of spaces available in any one program, it is not possible to accept all applicants. Therefore some applicants will be placed on a waitlist.
We strongly recommend that students apply for more than one program. All programs are competitive and there is no way to predict how many applications we will get for a particular program in a given semester. Students who apply to only one site are very likely to be disappointed and will be left with no backup options if they are not accepted to their first-choice program. Note that separate applications and essays are required if you are applying to more than one program.
Accepted students are given a date by which they are required to place a $350.00 non-refundable deposit with the Business Office and hand in an acceptance form to the Center for Global Education to secure their place in a program. If you do not confirm your participation by the stated date and there is a waitlist, you will forfeit your place. Students who have been accepted to participate in an HWS Global Education program must contact the Registrar's Office to register for classes during normal HWS registration for the semester you will be abroad. This is very important!
If you have been placed on a waitlist, you do not need to take further action. If/when a place opens you will be contacted by the staff of the Center for Global Education. Many students who are initially waitlisted do receive an acceptance offer, but this cannot be guaranteed. Note that students who are on a waitlist must fulfill all program prerequisites in order to be accepted into a program if space becomes available. This means, for example, that if you are waitlisted on a program that has a language or other pre-requisite, you MUST register for this course in order to be offered a place on the program if one becomes available.
Priority will be given to applicants on the basis of academic achievement (i.e. GPA), quality of study abroad essay, the "fit" of the student to the program curriculum, and class standing. Factors that might impact an admission decision include social/disciplinary record and previous participation in an off-campus study program. Students on academic or social probation are ineligible for off-campus study. Students who have already participated in an off-campus study program will typically be placed on the wait list until slots become available. If you have any questions with respect to the application process, please contact the staff of the Center for Global Education.
Your essay is a very important part of your application. We encourage you to start writing early, so that you'll have enough time to rewrite and revise. Be sure to read the essay question carefully and respond specifically to each part of the question. Although you are welcome to include examples of your previous personal experiences or describe why a particular program is your "ideal," the most successful applicants describe a strong academic motivation for the program(s) of interest. Be sure to include information about how the particular program will help strengthen your major or minor or otherwise support your long-term academic or career goals. If writing is not your strong point, we encourage you to take your essay to the Center for Teaching and Learning for assistance.
Remember - the best essays interest your readers, express something unique about you, demonstrate knowledge about the country and program, and fully address the essay questions!
Students who wish to study abroad during Fall 2014 must submit their applications by Friday, October 4, 2013 and those who wish to study abroad in Spring 2015 must submit their applications by Monday, March 3, 2014.
Applications are due by 5 p.m. on the date listed above.
Applications received after 5 p.m. will be automatically waitlisted.
Return all application materials to:
Center for Global Education
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An edible thistle, the globe artichoke rewards those who brave its thorns with delicate flavor and an elegant presentation.
Season: Year-round; peak March through May.
How to Choose Artichokes
Look for deep green artichokes, heavy for their size, with a thorn at the tip of each leaf; they have a nuttier flavor and a firmer texture than the thornless variety. The leaves should squeak when rubbed together and be tightly packed; splayed leaves and blackening on the stem are signs an artichoke is old. The roundest artichokes have the largest hearts.
How to Store Artichokes
Refrigerated and unwashed (moisture speeds decay) in a plastic bag, artichokes can keep for up to a week, but they're best the day you buy them. If the leaves begin to spread, cook as soon as possible.
How to Prepare Artichokes
To steam whole artichokes, first cut a ½-inch slice off the top, then cut the thorns off each leaf with kitchen shears. Cook the artichokes in a steamer or boiling water until they're tender and the leaves pull away without too much resistance (about 45 minutes). You can eat the stem or cut it off to make a flat base. You can also pare the vegetable down to its heart and sauté it.
How to Use Artichokes
Pull a leaf off; dip it into a vinaigrette, hollandaise sauce, or melted butter; and draw it through your teeth to extract the soft interior. When you get down to the choke, scrape it out with a spoon and savor the tender heart below. Artichokes can also be stuffed and baked. The cooked hearts make an excellent addition to salads.
—Melinda Page
Real Simple Artichoke Recipes:
- Linguine With Shrimp and Artichokes
- Roast Chicken and Artichokes With Cilantro-Caper Sauce
- Steamed Artichokes With Mint Pesto
- Artichoke and Sardine Spaghetti
- Romaine and Potato Salad With Artichoke, Tomato, and Parsley Dressing
What's your favorite artichoke recipe?
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Fruits and vegetables at their peak right now.
Find out what's in season in your area right now, then locate a farmers' market near you.


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On Sunday, KLTV told the story of Noel Franks who is suffering from renal failure; with 85% kidney loss, doctors said he needs a transplant, something his wife Brandi can help him with.
It turns out Brandi is an exact match. Their East Texas community is holding a fundraiser Saturday night to help pay for the medical costs.
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Tide tables and solunar tables for sport fishers in Estero River. Find out the forecast for high tides and low tides before setting out to fish, and other fishing-related data such as the lunar phase, tidal coefficient, sun and moon rising and setting times, hours of maximum fish activity, weather conditions in Estero River ...
We want you to enjoy to the max a well-planned fishing expedition! Good luck!
Today Wednesday, 3rd of September of 2014, the sun will rise in Estero River at 7:08 am and sunset will be at 7:44 pm. The moon set at 1:19 am at 249º southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (111º) at 3:07 pm.
In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first low tide was at 1:23 am and the next low tide will be at 4:29 pm. The first high tide will be at 7:34 am and the next high tide at 11:20 pm.
The lunar phase is a First Quarter Moon. Today we will have 12 hours and 36 minutes of sun. The solar transit will be at 1:26 pm and the length of time the moon will be visible will be 10 hours and 12 minutes.
The tidal coefficient today is 48, a low value, which means that the range (difference between high tide and low tide) will be lower than on other occasions and the currents will also be small. At noon the tidal coefficient increases to 52 to end the day with a tidal coefficient of 57. The tide heights today are 1.6 ft, 2.6 ft, 0.3 ft and 1.6 ft. We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for Estero River which is of 3.3 ft and a minimum height of -1.0 ft.
The solunar fishing calendar in Estero River tells us that today is a good day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is high. Please, read more about solunar tables. The best times of day for fishing are:
Tide timetable for Estero River. The times are generated in local time in Florida (Gulf Coast) and the daylight saving time change is calculated automatically, so you don't need to add or subtract anything. You will also have the lunar phase, sunrise and sunset times, the tidal coefficient and the average fish activity forecast for each day according to the solunar tables:
[ 0 low activity ] , [ average activity ] , [ high activity ] , [ very high activity ]
NOTE: The times reflected in the tide table for Estero River are tide forecasts only valid as references for sport fishing. They shouldn't be used as a guide for navigation. The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
MLLW is the average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the official time segment over which tide observations are taken and reduced to obtain mean value (Tidal Datum Epoch).
33931 Estero River
USA: AL | CA | CT | DC | DE | FL (east) | FL (gulf) | FL (west) | FL (keys) | GA | LA | MA | MD | ME | MS | NC | NH | NY | OR | PA | RI | SC | TX | VI | WA
Start of summer time UTC-4
March 9, 2014 at 2:00 am ► 3:00 am
End of summer time UTC-5
November 2, 2014 at 2:00 am ► 1:00 am
There are 60 days left until the clocks change
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|low tide
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|coefficient 12h
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Major periods
from 8:13 am to 10:13 am and from 8:41 pm to 10:41 pm.
minor periods
from 1:19 am to 2:19 am and from 3:07 pm to 4:07 pm.
First Quarter Moon
Moon age: 8 days
Light: 55 %
|Northern Hemisphere
|Full Moon (6 days)
September 8, 2014 at 9:38 pm
|Last Quarter Moon (13 days)
September 15, 2014 at 10:05 pm
|New Moon (21 days)
September 24, 2014 at 2:14 am
|First Quarter Moon (28 days)
October 1, 2014 at 3:33 pm
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|Lunar transit
|8:41 pm
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|Duration of the moon
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|Duration of the sun
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There's another great chance for Milan, and it comes straight from an Arsenal corner!
Kieran Gibbs does OK against Philippe Mexés to win the set piece, but Christian Abbiati's punch is picked up by Robinho and he releases Urby Emanuelson to surge forward. Eventually they work the ball out to Luca Antonini, who's powering forward and kept onside by Johan Djourou for no apparent reason, but the left back can't get enough on his shot and it bobbles rather aimlessly past Wojciech Szczesny's left post.
A few minutes later, Robinho makes Gibbs look like a 12-year-old by ghosting straight past the erstwhile defender and bearing down on Szczesny's goal. The Brazilian probably should have crossed the ball, but he was looking for his hat trick and made the wrong decision in going for goal.
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Driver claims 'bad tires' led to crash that killed Dorchester girl
The alleged drunk driver who was arrested for striking and killing 7-year-old Dorchester girl Brianna Rosales is claiming the accident was caused by "bad tires."
Olivia Mora, 36, was charged with motor vehicle homicide and driving under the influence after Tuesday's crash, Boston police said. In addition to having "bad tires," her lawyer claims Mora has "medical issues."
Mora's speeding SUV hit a parked vehicle and a fire hydrant before striking Brianna Rosales and her mother, Glendalee Alvarado as they walked home from school on Tuesday, WCVB reports. Police say Mora smelled of alcohol, and then failed a series of field sobriety tests.
Mora was arraigned on charges of motor vehicle homicide while operating under the influence, operating under the influence causing serious bodily injury, and operating a motor vehicle with an expired registration.
Rosales was taken to Boston Medical Center where she later died. Her mother was also taken to Boston Medical Center for injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
Mora is due back in court on Jan. 3. She faces at least a year in jail if convicted of motor vehicle homicide.
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During the final years of its mandate, the Tribunal's Outreach Programme is creating a repository of information material, which will make its work and achievements accessible to a wide range of audiences, and in particular to young people.
With this goal in mind, in recent years the Outreach Programme has intensified its production of documentary films. The films relate both to the Tribunal's achievements in creating groundbreaking jurisprudence, and to the clusters of cases linked to geographical areas which were amongst the most heavily affected by war-time violence in the former Yugoslavia.
The films have been presented and distributed both in the former Yugoslavia and internationally and have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from various stakeholders, including from victims, academics, civil society and students.
In the Outreach Annual Report 2012, ICTY President Theodor Meron said that "the production and presentation of a documentary film about the Tribunal's ground-breaking role in trying crimes of wartime sexual violence, and the translation of this film into Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Macedonian, and Albanian, is an important example of the innovative outreach projects undertaken in the former Yugoslavia".


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Newhall School District officials will budget the first $3 million in spending from the district's $60 million Measure E funds at Tuesday's meeting.
Bath salts. Spice. The words sound innocuous - things you could find in almost any home in America. But those in the drug enforcement community - and drug users - know the deceptive terms can designate two dangerous new designer drugs that are increasingly found in the Santa Clarita Valley.
Hoping to bring a new educational model to the Santa Clarita Valley, Heartwood Charter School is hosting its first official event this weekend.
SAN FERNANDO - The pretrial hearing for a Newhall man who allegedly hit a woman with his car, killing her on Orchard Village Road was continued Friday in San Fernando Superior Court.
School started valleywide Thursday as some 23,000-plus students returned to classes in the Hart district alone. And with the stampede to school came the inevitable traffic jams.
A public meeting for Santa Clarita Valley residents to comment and get more information about the proposed Castaic high school site is scheduled tonight.
Melissa Grason, the 18-year-old with Down syndrome who inspired hundreds to come out for a parade earlier this month and help her realize a dream, has died.
Wide, toothy grins and summer stories exchanged, students became fast friends within moments Monday as the 2012-13 school year dawned at Castaic Elementary School.
College of the Canyons and California State University, Los Angeles, have a partnership in the works that would offer students a chance to get a four-year biological sciences degree at COC's Valencia campus.
Enjoying a little bit of history was part of the summer school curriculum for Hart High's show choir.
Long before the Santa Clarita Valley had gas stations at major intersections, oil derricks stood as symbols of the state's history of speculation.
School bells ring across the Santa Clarita Valley again this week; Castaic Union School District students return to classes Monday, and all other K-12 public-school students are back behind desks by Thursday.
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Spinetti's agent, Barry Burnett, said: "He had cancer for a year, but he was very cheerful to the end. I spoke to him on Friday and he was talking about his plans and everything.'' The versatile actor was able to easily turn his hand from serious classical roles to comedy performances and roles in sitcoms.
He has also been a successful stage director, wrote poetry and became known for his appearances in a Jaffa Cake ad campaign.
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Alexandra Fung began working as a post-graduate fellow in the Civitas ChildLaw Clinic in July 2012. The ChildLaw Clinic is a pediatric law office where Loyola J.D. and LL.M. students learn the lawyering skills needed to represent children while effectively advocating for the clients they serve. Alexandra supervises law students in the representation of children in child protection and child custody cases, and participates in teaching a clinic seminar on child representation, focusing on substantive knowledge, skills development, and ethical concerns in child advocacy.
Prior to joining to the Civitas ChildLaw Clinic, Alexandra was the supervising attorney for the Immigrant Children's Protection Project at the National Immigrant Justice Center, where she represented immigrant children and youth before U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services, the Immigration Court, and the Board of Immigration Appeals. She also provided legal trainings and technical support for pro bono attorneys representing immigrant children in immigration proceedings, and developed and conducted Know Your Rights presentations and materials for unaccompanied immigrant children in federal custody.
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Edward Snowden's NSA surveillance disclosures have drawn global attention to the sometimes esoteric world of Internet infrastructure governance. Political reactions have ranged from wanting to "route around" American Internet exchange points to walling off services through data localization and nation-specific cloud computing. But these responses sometimes overlook how the Internet works in practice.
Now Comcast and Netflix have announced that they will directly interconnect their networks, rather than having Netflix traffic flow first through a third-party network. With this, another layer of Internet architecture - interconnection and peering - is under the microscope. The Internet is not actually a cloud but a collection of networks that technically conjoin, or "interconnect," and exchange traffic based on negotiated business arrangements known as "peering" or "transit" agreements.
Many have reacted with anger to this recent interconnection announcement, viewing it as a direct threat to the principle of net neutrality. But the responses here again underscore the lack of technical and economic understanding of how the Internet works - which could be attributable to the lack of transparency in this space.
Here are five things to keep in mind when you think about the Netflix-Comcast (and soon, perhaps, Netflix-Verizon and Netflix-AT&T) deal.
1. Content companies are already globally connected to Internet access providers.
Many have claimed that this is the "first time a content company has connected directly to a consumer network or paid for interconnection" and that it will threaten the open Internet. In reality, long gone are the days of a tiered system in which so-called "Tier 3" Internet service providers paid "Tier 2" intermediary networks that, in turn, paid "Tier 1" global backbone providers for access to the global Internet. Interconnection is more organic, messy and decentralized than that. Large content companies like Google and Facebook distribute and replicate their content all over the world, connecting directly to Internet access provider networks either from their own server facilities, via Internet exchange points (IXPs) or via content delivery networks like Akamai and Limelight.
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Columbus police are actively searching for a man they say shot two people then ran off. It happened on Valencia Drive in Columbus, Tuesday afternoon.
Sergeant Matthew Blackstock identified Jamal Johnson, 22, of Columbus as the gunman. As of Wednesday evening, Johnson was still on the run.
According to investigators, Johnson interfered in a domestic dispute between his sister and the sister's boyfriend Tyrecquiss Wells. The argument escalated and ended with Wells, 22, shot in the chest and the alleged gunman's sister shot in the ear.
We spoke exclusively with a neighbor that lives two doors down from where the shooting happened.
"There was a lot of ringing of our door bell and banging on the door. My mother opened the door and the [victim's girlfriend] said, I've been shot! Can you call 911," said the neighbor. "My mother then called 911 and tried to calm the girl down and control her bleeding."
The neighbor said the injured girl kept repeating, "He shot me, he shot me, he shot me!'"
"She would not tell me [who shot her]," said the neighbor. "Then, I looked outside and I saw my neighbors and there was a lot of commotion going on," the woman said.
The neighbor said she ran out of her house with no concern for her own safety. "That's when I saw my neighbor lying in his driveway, he was shot."
The woman said she had to act quickly.
"I went into my trunk and got a t-shirt to try to put pressure on his wound."
She said Wells was conscious and told her he didn't know how many times he was shot but he heard three shots.
Wells was rushed to the Medical Center but was quickly transported to a hospital in Macon. Investigators reported Wells had fragments near his heart and required surgery.
We spoke with Wells' father who says he's not doing well; he's currently listed in unsatisfactory condition.
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Two men were involved in a fight when one of them pulled out a weapon and stabbed the other, at 6th Street and Mill.
The stabbing suspect ran off, but has since been taken into custody.
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Everglades City is known as the gateway to the Ten Thousand Islands, Canoe the mangrove tunnels. Take a fishing and backcountry excursion. Hike through the Big Cypress National Preserve.
Distinct from other houses on the island - We are located on the North end of Pleasure Island at Club Everglades. Our home boasts a FULL wrap-around, screened porch and private yard for fishing from the point sure to promote the warm Florida weather. Convenient docking is provided within steps from the house at no additional cost to renter. We have a full dining room and kitchen, which includes microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, and coffee maker. Additional amenities are full in-house washer/dryer, central A/C and ceiling fans throughout the house.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jets backup QB Tim Tebow has been working on his throwing mechanics with former major league pitcher Tom House, ESPN.com reported Friday.
Tebow, whose unorthodox throwing motion has been often criticized, spent this week with House at the University of Southern California. House, a volunteer pitching coach for the Trojans, has worked with several NFL quarterbacks over the years, including Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Alex Smith.
House tells ESPN.com he thinks Tebow is "getting better, but the proof is in the pudding. Being out here at USC is different than being with the New York Jets."
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The MVSU campus in Itta Bena and the Leflore County Civic Center closed on Thursday and Friday in response to a bomb threat.
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Award-winning children's book author and illustrator David Small has written a chilling, unsentimental, beautifully illustrated memoir of his childhood that's strictly for grownups. From the safe remove of adulthood, Stitches reads like a how-not-to guidebook on child-rearing. Consider: Small's father, a radiologist in the 1950s, repeatedly gave the young boy high-dose X-ray treatments for his sinus problems. When Small was 14, he awoke from what he'd been told was a routine operation to find that he could no longer speak: a cancerous vocal cord had been removed, leaving him with a scar stretching from behind his right ear to the top of his chest. This book was a finalist for the National Book Award last year — only the second graphic novel to receive that distinction.
329 pages, $15.95, W. W. Norton & Co.
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Tim Farnsworth, the main character in�Joshua Ferris' new novel, The Unnamed, is a partner in a high-powered law firm in Manhattan. He is married with a young daughter. And he cannot stop walking. Tim's condition "is more of a disease than a compulsion," Ferris tells NPR's Melissa Block. "It's not really a feeling he has to walk, but really his body overtaking him and forcing him to walk."� However, our reviewer found this exploration of the disconnect between mind and body, and the distrustful truce that exists between the individual and society, a "slimmer and considerably slighter effort" than the "substantive, complex and tonally variegated accomplishment" of Ferris' first novel, And Then We Came to the End.
320 pages, $13.99, Reagan Arthur/Back Bay Books
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Amid The Rubbish, Doctorow Finds Meaning
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In his 12th novel, Homer & Langley, the masterful E.L. Doctorow (Ragtime, Billy Bathgate) uses the real-life Collyer brothers as a jumping-off point for a kaleidoscopic trip through 20th century America. It's a wild ride — with a truly loopy narrator as guide.
The Collyers made headlines in 1947 when their bodies were discovered in a Fifth Avenue mansion chockablock with old newspapers and junk. More than 100 tons of rubbish were removed from their brownstone. The strange hermit brothers intrigued readers with their combination of folie a deux and clutter run amok. The 1954 bestseller My Brother's Keeper was inspired by the two, who had Columbia degrees and social pedigrees but lived in squalor.
Doctorow altered the literary landscape 35 years ago when he insinuated "real" characters like J.P. Morgan, Henry Ford and Harry Houdini into a fictional setting in Ragtime. He is back in the groove with Homer & Langley, manipulating time and waving his postmodern wand to make his fictionalized story of the brothers larger than life (and their lives longer by several decades).
Center stage is narrator Homer Collyer, the blind brother. "I didn't lose my sight all at once. It was like the movies, a slow fade-out," he notes. When the novel opens, he and older brother Langley live with their well-to-do parents. Homer, a self-styled "romantic young pianist with a Franz Liszt haircut," has a knack for erotic exploitation, beginning with dalliances with the young women his parents invite to tea. After his parents die suddenly in the Spanish flu epidemic, and while Langley is serving in World War I, Homer fires the butler and driver and beds the Hungarian maid. Langley, who was gassed at the front, returns a damaged man to find the household topsy-turvy.
Langley immerses himself in a decades-long project, obsessively collecting and hoarding newspapers. Matching categories of news against his own warped template, he hopes to develop an "eternally current dateless newspaper, "the only newspaper anyone would need." (Imagine if he'd had the Web.)
Throughout this new novel, we are diverted by the inimitable Doctorow mix of social history and pop culture from the end of the Victorian Age to the frenetic 1980s. Homer plays the piano for silent movies, befriends a gangster at a 1920s speakeasy, gives "tea dances" for cash during the Depression and stands with Langley at the top of their stoop as crowds celebrate the end of World War II. After a 1960s anti-war rally in Central Park, hippies crash in the mansion, and Homer imagines he and Langley are "prophets of a new age."
So who is Homer talking to in his off-kilter monologue? Doctorow answers that question in the final page of his slyly inventive, uproariously engaging new novel.
Jane Ciabattari's work has appeared in Bookforum, The Guardian online, The New York Times, The Daily Beast, Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post and Columbia Journalism Review, among others. She is president of the National Book Critics Circle and author of the short-story collection Stealing the Fire. Recent short stories are online at KGB Bar Lit, Verbsap, Literary Mama and Lost magazine.
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In 1947, police in New York City received an anonymous tip about a dead body in a brownstone on Fifth Avenue. Responding to the call, they found a house so packed with junk that they had to dig through piles of old newspapers and other boxes before they came upon the body of Homer Collyer.
Collyer, a blind, bedridden hermit, had died of malnutrition and heart failure. Weeks later, after excavating more than 100 tons of rubbish, police found Homer's brother, Langley, who had also died in the house after accidentally crushing himself with a booby trap he had set to capture intruders.
The brothers' story of privilege and eccentricity captured the imagination of New Yorkers — including the young E.L. Doctorow. Now the author of other novels full of real-life characters — such as Ragtime and Billy Bathgate — Doctorow re-imagines the lives of the two brothers in Homer & Langley.
"[The Collyer brothers] were always on my mind," Doctorow tells Melissa Block. "Somehow the fact that they had come from a well-to-do family and had more-or-less opted out was the real mystery of them."
The sons of a wealthy physician, the brothers had attended Columbia University before deciding to shut themselves off in the family's mansion on Fifth Avenue. It was there that they gradually retreated from the world and became collectors of everything, including pianos, bowling balls, books and tapestries.
"To me the key thing was not that they were aggregators," says Doctorow. "The really interesting thing was why they had closed the door and the shutters and retreated into this house."
He likens their decision to "emigration," saying: "They were leaving this country and going into the country of their home."
Doctorow says that writing a fictional account of the Collyers' existence required figuring out how to "break into that house" and see what was going on and why. He says that he didn't do much research for his novel; he felt that the brothers required "interpretation, not research."
Doctorow tells his story from Homer's point of view, a character who he describes as "a very compassionate, sensitive fellow."
"The issue for [Homer] is to create meaning out of their lives in this peculiar eccentric decision that they've made," explains Doctorow.
As for the author, he believes that the Collyers represent, in extreme form, our tendency towards archiving and collecting. He says he likes to think of the Collyers as "curators of their life and times, and their house is a kind of museum of American civilization."


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A victory parade for the St. Louis Cardinals will be held on Sunday to celebrate the Cardinals 2011 World Series Championship. Can't be there in person? Wondering how to watch online? We've got you covered.
The parade will be streamed live online by St. Louis' local CBS affiliate KMOV at kmov.com. The parade will begin at 4 p.m local time (5 p.m. ET), and will travel through downtown St. Louis to Busch Stadium, home of the Cardinals
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More coverage of the parade can be found on local news channels and at SB Nation's Cardinals blog, Viva El Birdos
The Cardinals will host a victory celebration at Busch Stadium on Sunday. Tickets to the celebration have already sold out on the Cardinals' website. All of the proceeds from the tickets will be donated to Cardinals Care.
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Staff at Natureland say the decision to keep Eve the hooded seal there permanently was a difficult one, but one which they believe will be in her best interests to prevent her from getting stranded again.
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West facing on the building end and outside corner with close ocean and beach views equivilant to four floors up from the ground assures expansive panoramic views to the ocean. The higher elevation assures added security and privacy while the adjacent wide sand beach is accessible from the nearby elevator or stairs and out the adjacent gate. See beach and ocean views straight on from every window and your balcony. You'll enjoy watching the sailboats, the beachgoers, the kite fliers, the surfers and simply gazing at the ocean from this location. Inside the views are sit down or lay down.
~ No interior stairs to navigate.
~ Lots of tall windows for plenty of light and cross ventilation.
~ Condo is well outfitted for singles, couples and families.
~ Hear the surf inside the condo.
~ Comfortable and well maintained furniture.
~ Bathrooms have operational windows for natural light and see the beach if you're tall enough.
This location is adjacent to a beach somewhat off of the beaten track and mostly visited by vacationers. During the summer our beach is lifeguarded and there is a swimming area and a surfing area. There is no on street parking which is wonderful for keeping traffic down and added peacefulness. The marina village lights at night are magical across the river/lagoon and it is an easy walk. There's no raucous buffoonery to deal with vacationing at this accommodation since there's no public access immediately adjacent or in front while you fully experience the ocean and beach surroundings on your terms.
Please contact Frank Grasso for additional information or questions. Occasionally availability changes with little notice. Thank you for reading and ask about the one bedroom condo option if this interests you.
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Large Pool - Large Outdoor spa in lagoon setting - Shared gas barbeque area near pool area and showers and restrooms - Close up beach and ocean views - Internet Service - Gated complex - Gated parking - Near pier - Near harbor and marina village - Second reserved parking space available.
activities and attractions in Oceanside San Diego Area
Swim - Surf - Fish - Boogieboard - Bicycle - Beach related - Boat and kayak rental at the harbor - Beachside walking and jogging - Pier - Marina Village shops and restaurants
This is a popular vacation area
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This condo has a 1bd 1ba option.
Off-Season (September 7, 2013 to mid June 2014):
- 2bd 2ba $900 per week - discounted for additional nights. *$135 per night.
- 1bd 1ba $700 per week - discounted for additional nights. *$100 per night.
*3 night minimum fee.
Season (June 15, 2013 to September 7, 2013):
- 2bd 2ba $1900 per week.
- 1bd 1ba $1100 per week.
**Occasional last minute short stays available.
- $200 - $250; refundable by mail.
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- Extra reserved parking space available at no fee.
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Established in 1997, Academic Services helps Holy Cross students make the most of the academic opportunities at the College, within the Higher Education Consortium of Central Massachusetts (HECCMA) and beyond. Whether you are a first-year student or a senior preparing for graduation, this office should have something to offer you!
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CONVOY – Paulding took on more than another football team at state-bound Crestview on Friday night. The Panthers were forced to face the powerful Knights without the services of senior quarterback Julian Salinas, who continues to recover from an injury the previous week.
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Handicapping Picks for 01/12/2012
Race #8 - Rating = 1
#7 Mark of a Warrior - Fair odds 2/1
#1 Charlie and Chris - Fair odds 2/1
Exactas: 7 over 1,2,5 and (reverse) 1,2,5 over 7 then also 1 over 2,5,7 and (reverse) 2,5,7 over 1
#2 is Bruno's Wager, #5 is Dee Dee's Legacy
Mark of a Warrior runs first off the Hollendorfer RECLAIM, one race after Jerry lost him OUT OF A WIN, additionally having won 3 of 7 at SA previously and finishing 2nd in another two, moving back to the 10K level of his last win just one before last on 11/25 and with every right to get the job done once more. Charlie and Chris was out of his element on turf and in an allowance race last out on 11/29 but right before that at the 12,500 level and here at SA he won nicely, that effort very repeatable in this situation particularly with the jockey change to Rosario, up for the last win when riding for the first and only time.
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Very little snow was needed to create havoc and gridlock on metro Atlanta roads. Once the melting snow turned to ice, roads were mostly impassable.
Now local residents want to know when the ice will melt so roads can be cleared. The National Weather Service extended the winter storm warning until 1 p.m. today, Jan. 29, not because of any additional snowfall, but because ice covered roads remain treacherous.
With the temperature forecast to only reach 30 degrees today, plenty of ice will remain on local roads. The temperature doesn't have to be above freezing for ice to melt with an assist from traffic and the wind. But motorists are being asked to stay off those roads so they can be treated.
The interstates and freeways in metro Atlanta continue to be extremely hazardous due to the ice and snow, the Ga. Department of Transportation reported on its 511ga.org traffic website.
"Travel on Wednesday is not recommended. If you must travel, be prepared with warm clothing, food and water, a full tank of gas, and a cell phone (fully charged)," the website post said.
Don't expect conditions to improve until mid-day Wednesday at the earliest. And it won't be until Thursday that the temperature is forecast to stay above freezing for any length of time, approaching 41 in the afternoon. It's hard to believe now with the temperature at 11 at 8:30 a.m. today, but on Friday the high will be 51 and on Saturday and Sunday it will reach the high 50s.
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