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Saying he was forced out of small firm he founded after leaving BigLaw, partner, 72, gets a new gig
Posted Apr 3, 2013 2:12 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
A well-known employment and civil rights litigator says he was forced out of the law firm he founded in 2003 after a nearly 23-year career at Paul Hastings.
But Lawrence Ashe, 72, is now starting a new job, as senior counsel, at another firm, Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs.
"We are exceptionally pleased to have a lawyer of Lawrence's stature and reputation join Parker Hudson," said managing partner Wayne Hillis in a press release. "We look forward to working with Lawrence to build a stronger employment law practice as a complement to the firm's thriving business litigation practice."
Ashe's former firm, known until Saturday as Ashe Rafuse & Hill, was surprised to hear of Ashe's exit plan, managing partner and co-founder Nancy Rafuse told the Daily Report (sub. req.). Her firm is now known as Rafuse, Hill & Hodges.
But Ashe said he left for Parker Hudson after his former firm tried to pressure him into retiring, the Daily Report says.
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Q&A: Building Germany's Jewish Future
It might sound counterintuitive given the traumatic history of the 20th century, but over the past few decades, Germany has boasted one of the fastest-growing Jewish communities in the world.
It might sound counterintuitive given the traumatic history of the 20th century, but over the past few decades, Germany has boasted one of the fastest-growing Jewish communities in the world.
From birth, 15-year-old Yana Taratun has been an active member of the Jewish community of Minsk, the capital of Belarus and a city about the size of Philadelphia.
For 11-year-old Alisa Kukla of Riga, Latvia, participation in Jewish community programs offers a dual treat — the chance to meet people "as crazy as I am and as Jewish as I am."
This summer marked 14-year-old Galya's first time at Szarvas — JDC and the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation's pioneering international Jewish summer camp bringing together 1,300 children and teens from 25 countries — but the Turkish teen is no stranger to the idea of being a global citizen.
Wiktoria Jachym, 16, is a proud participant of many Jewish programs in her hometown of Krakow, Poland — Sunday school, community celebrations, the city's innovative 7@Nite Festival, and more. But the high school student's favorite Jewish program by far is Camp Szarvas, JDC's pioneering summer camp experience for young Jewish leaders from around the world.
Philip Rosenfeld knew something was horribly wrong when he looked out his window and saw smoke billowing from the damaged oil refineries of Tokyo Bay.
Founded four decades ago this year, the Myers-JDC-Brookdale (MJB) Institute uses policy research to help Israel address its complex social challenges. We're grateful Jack Habib, the Institute's director, took some time to answer a few questions about MJB's historic milestone.
For years, young Arina, 9, and Rafael, 7, have attended singing and dancing classes at the city's Hesed — one of the JCC-style social welfare centers that JDC coordinates throughout the former Soviet Union. Their parents Irina and Rinat frequently volunteer at holiday celebrations and special events, tailoring costumes, scripting skits, decorating venues, and more.
JDC's Gesher is not your average networking event or professional development conference. For the emerging young leaders of the tiny Jewish communities of the Balkans, it's a lifeline — a reminder that there's a big Jewish world out there waiting for them to get involved.
If you're one of thousands of Jewish tourists planning on visiting the Jewish community of Brazil while you're in the country for the 2014 FIFA World Cup this summer, you might be wondering what to expect.


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Adieu, GuyWe just learned yesterday that Guy Lacelle was killed in an avalanche during the Bozeman Ice Festival. This tragic news strikes at the heart of the Petzl family, adding to a overwhelmingly sad 2009. Guy has long been a close friend to all of us at Petzl, both in North America and Europe.
A day at Pinnacles National Monument, by Ethan PringleHello Petzl blog readers. Thanks for clicking on the link for my first blog… first?!? How could I have let this happen?!? I guess it's just kind of in my nature to be a bit of a slacker. Sorry. But hey, better late than never right? It's the thought that counts? Etc. Etc… Anyway I've been ramping up the PT on my shoulder lately and climbing more and more, so hopefully I'll have some more fun stories to tell for ya'll in the coming months about my vertical adventures!
Jon Cardwell's annual Catalonian climbing pilgrimage(Editor's note: While Jon's post is about climbing in Spain, most of the photos are of climbing during the previous French-leg of his trip. We look forward to future updates from this strong and inspiring Yankee abroad.)
Early Season Ice, by Majka BurhardtMajka is currently on her way to Ethiopia to work on her latest book project, but she prepared this post about getting ready for ice season. And to get you all psyched for the frozen medium, check out this video by Chris Alstrin, featuring Majka and Audrey Gariepy, both Petzl athletes.
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Dreams of Verdon (from a hospital bed), by Sonnie TrotterGlacier blue limestone surrounds me, laced with long pink streaks (the color of wild salmon), the whole wall looking like melting candle wax. Python tuffas in every direction. A flock of birds glide overhead, their chirping echos off the walls soothes my nerves. Standing on two slippery slopers I reach up and drop two fingers into the most comfortable pocket on earth, as if it was molded from my very own hand. My chest vibrates with adrenaline, a controlled release, I look down to place my foot and a beam of sun catches my eye, a reflection bouncing off the bolt hanger 20 feet below.
The new TIKKA2 - ZIPKA2 compact headlampsCheck out the new series of TIKKA² and ZIPKA² compact headlamps. Equipped with the most advanced LEDs, these headlamps are signicantly brighter and longer-lasting than previous generations.
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Woody Harrelson Adds Playwright-Director to His List of Life's Roles
By Stuart Miller
Film and TV star Woody Harrelson sought a long-lost friend to co-write the new fact-inspired Off-Broadway comedy, Bullet for Adolf. Years after "Cheers," Woody still likes to make people laugh.
In the 95-degree heat, Woody Harrelson slides back into a lawn chair, puts his bare feet up and takes a sip of water. No, Harrelson is not relaxing at home with his wife and children in Hawaii. He's in the rehearsal room at the Snapple Theatre Center, directing Bullet for Adolf, a sharp-tongued comedy on race, trust and friendship he also co-wrote. The play opens at Off-Broadway's New World Stages on Aug. 8 following previews from July 19.
The room is stifling because it's a mid-July heat wave and Woody — he's one of those rare movie stars who is so friendly and low-key it seems too formal to call him by his last name — doesn't like air-conditioning. He assuages the cast by reminding them that the play is set in Houston "where it's always this hot." The chair, meanwhile, is part of the set and has been giving one of the actors trouble. In life, the serene star doesn't sweat the details but as a director "I find myself being interested in everything."
Forever beloved as Woody from "Cheers," he evolved into a movie star tackling riveting roles from "Natural Born Killers" to "Ramparts." But he never lost his school-age love for theatre that led him to a Broadway understudy role in Biloxi Blues before he was cast in "Cheers."
As his career took off, he wrote a basketball drama called 2 on 2 and starred in new works like Boys Next Door and classics like Edward Albee's Zoo Story. In 1999, he returned to Broadway to star in The Rainmaker and soon after starred with Sean Penn and Nick Nolte in San Francisco in Sam Shepard's The Late Henry Moss and twice in London's West End, including Night of the Iguana. He also directed Kenneth Lonergan's This Is Our Youth in Toronto.
But he always wanted to tell the story of that summer working construction in Houston in 1983. There, the Texas-born, Ohio-raised Woody became friends and roommates with Frankie Hyman, who came from Harlem and says, "I hadn't had white friends and Woody hadn't had any black friends."
Woody couldn't tell the Houston story without Hyman. "He's brilliant and has a terrific sense of humor," he says. Yet they lost touch once Woody went west. From Hollywood he hired a private investigator who hit dead ends. Finally, he "put a shout out" on the "Tonight Show."
Hyman's brother, who hadn't believed Hyman's proclamation of friendship with this celebrity, happened to be watching. "He called me up and said, 'I think that Woody you say you're friends with just mentioned your name,'" Hyman recalls.
Two years ago, they introduced one new character — their former boss Jurgen — as the catalyst, hosting a dinner party in which a "World War II artifact" disappears (both authors prefer maintaining some mystery); Bullet for Adolf finally took shape. (Hyman and others involved hated that name initially but Woody won them over.)
Even then, they only had the show "three-quarters finished — and it's generous to say that," Woody chuckles, until he found a theatre in Toronto to stage it last year. The deadline forced them to finish, though that led Woody to believe that the New York version would be a simple reproduction. "Nothing works like that," he laughs about the changes in lines, props, and blocking.
Woody has final say as director — and as the marquee name and the one with theatre experience — but he says "we get along best when we're writing together. Everything is fluid and we finish each other's sentences."
"The play is really good but there's always room for improvement," he says. "It's all about nuance — making moments a little richer, developing characters a little more or building the laughs."
While the play started as autobiography, it has become increasingly fictionalized, and Woody says, "the characters stand on their own now," allowing them to be ruthless about changes. He and Hyman added about three pages worth of new material but with three weeks to go he cut an entire scene. He's still looking to trim the two-hour play but that, he acknowledges, is mostly force of Hollywood habit, where comedies shouldn't stray beyond 90 minutes.
After this? Well, hard to say. Numerous films, of course, including "Hunger Games" sequels. He'd love to act on stage again but after an unsatisfying London experience with Night of the Iguana, it would have to be a comedy, "the right play, with the right director and the right cast."
Whatever the medium or his role, Woody wants more funny stuff. "The thing that makes me happiest in life is making people laugh."
He has discovered he loves writing and directing. "As an actor, even on a good project with a good director it's someone else's vision," he says. "I've always wanted to present what I think is funny and see if people laugh. I have twisted sense of humor — some might find it offensive."
The problem isn't conceiving projects, it's finishing them. "They say 'Hunger is the best sauce when it comes to eating,' and it's true for writers but I'm not hungry, I have too easy a life," he says. "I love just hanging out with my family in Maui. I'm doing nothing in the sense of not completing projects — I'm not getting work done, I'm getting life done."
He and Hyman are working two more plays, one a Bullet sequel, though that one is barely a scene so far ("three-quarters of one," he admits). And he has three screenplays that are "three-quarters written," he says, before confessing that one is "half-written. Okay, maybe a quarter."
But after a busy 2012, shifting from movies to theatre, acting to directing, he feels like he's on a roll. "Right now I'm in the mode of getting things done," he says.
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Is Josh Hutcherson the new Vincent Chase? The young actor, who has recently transitioned successfully to adult roles with strong showings in "The Kids Are All Right," "The Hunger Games" and "Detention" among others, looks set to star in the upcoming Pablo Escobar film "Paradise Lost." Fans of "Entourage" (yes, that show had fans) will remember that in the series their Pablo Escobar movie "Medellin" was an absolute clusterfuck, so fingers crossed for J-Hutch that this version doesn't go the same way.
Although Hutcherson is in line for the lead role in the flick he won't actually be playing Escobar himself, thankfully Benicio del Toro is also on board and will fill the infamous drug baron's shoes. This will be a biopic more along the lines of something like "My Week With Marilyn," where our lead character is the one through whom we get to meet the famous face. That character this time will be a young Irish surfer named Nick (Hutcherson) who meets the love of his life while visiting his brother in Colombia, but later discovers his new love's uncle is in fact Escobar.
The film is set to start production in Panama in March and will be helmed by the Italian actor Andrea Di Stefano ("Nine," "Life of Pi") who will be making his directorial debut. Di Stefano also penned the script which is reportedly based on a true story. The film looks set to be Hutcherson's next gig after wrapping photography on "The Hunger Games" sequel "Catching Fire," and we're desperately hoping that he sticks true to the original description of the character and tries an Irish accent. Who knows, maybe he'll succeed where so many others have failed. [Deadline]
Turtle | January 8, 2013 1:49 PM
"Fans of âEntourageâ (yes, that show had fans)" What the fuck?
Vince | January 3, 2013 12:16 AM
Fuck you you retarded son of a bitch Entourage is a great show with a HUGE following 1000x bigger than yours. Entourage is one of the highest rated tv shows over the last 10 years for a reason and your no more than a low life sumbag whose jealous that they get more publicity than him.
Ari Gold | December 19, 2012 10:51 AM
Well,thats like,your opinion man.
Not realy.FUCK YOU.
Entourage is the real wolfpack.not some shitty hangover or something. If you have problem with this series,it's your problem
Doug | December 18, 2012 5:11 PM
"Fans of âEntourageâ (yes, that show had fans."
- Entourage had a large following (for good reason) than you will ever have. Don't insult something just because you're upset about your situation as a tabloid blogger.
TC Kirkham | December 18, 2012 4:28 PM
I love Josh, and he was PNR's #1 Male Rising Star honoree in 2010, but I fail to see how you can consider him transitioning to "adult" roles, when he played teenagers in all three of those films you mentioned...just a thought :-)


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JOHN CURTIS - Daily Union Sports Editor
Shelbyville 7th grade girls basketball got their first win of the season on Thursday, edging Meridian, 14-12. The Moulton 8th grade took a loss, 43-16.
Sydney Trainor led the Rams in scoring with eight of the 14 points, while Danielle Lochbaum was the chairman of the boards, grabbing 12 rebounds.
It was a up beat 1st period with both teams scoring half their points and going into the 2nd period tied, 6-6. Shelby scored in the 2nd and shut out Meridian. That would be the difference in the ball game.
In the 2nd half the teams traded 4-2 quarters, leaving the Rams up by two at the final buzzer. Three Rams scored, Lockbaum, Trainor, and Hannah Karraker ( 2 points). Meridian only had two players score, Herbert (8) and Walker (4).
Shelbyville 14, Meridian 12
Shelby 6-2-2-4—14
Meridian 6-0-4-2—12
Ram stats: Trainor 8 points, 3 rebounds; Lochbaum 4 points, 12 rebounds; Karraker 2 points, rebound.
Meridian stats: Herbert 8 points; Walker 4 points.
Meridian 43, Shelbyville 16
Shelby 5-6-3-2—16
Meridian 10-13-9-11—43
Ram stats: Mia Jones 10 points, 13 rebounds; Dakota Riley 4 points, 6 rebounds; Alexis Woods 2 points, 3 rebounds; Jerrica Hood 5 rebounds.
Meridian stats: Aukamp 20 points; Gete 12 points; C. Herbert 6 points; A. Herbert 2 points; Wetzel 2 points; Bogle 1 point.
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Source: Vatican Radio Full text of the US Catholic Bishops' statement in response to President Obama's proposed changes to the HHS mandate: The Catholic bishops have long supported access to life-affirming healthcare for all, and the conscience rights of everyone involved in the complex process of providing that healthcare. That is why we raised two serious objections to the "preventive services" regulation issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in August 2011. First, we objected to the rule forcing private health plans — nationwide, by the stroke of a bureaucrat's pen—to cover sterilization and contraception, including drugs that may cause abortion. All the other mandated "preventive services" prevent disease, and pregnancy is not a disease. Moreover, forcing plans to cover abortifacients violates existing federal conscience laws. Therefore, we called for the rescission of the mandate altogether. Second, we explained that the mandate … [Read more...]
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Exhibit explores alternate realities at Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla
By Lonnie Burstein Hewitt
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla celebrated an invasion of otherworldly art at the members' opening of "Approximately Infinite Universe" on June 7, 2013. The works explore ideas about time and space travel, aliens, historical re-visions, futuristic cities, and the best (and worst) of all possible worlds.
The show takes its title from a 1973 album of the same name by Yoko Ono, the now 80-year-old avant-gardist whose 1966 video installation, "Sky TV," is on display with multiple small screens framing views of the outdoor sky via live-feed cameras. Ono's album cover is recreated in a drawing done three decades later by Andrea Bowers, a feminist artist based in Los Angeles.
"Approximately Infinite Universe" features an array of styles and subjects, including paintings, photographs and sculptures, along with film installations inspired by the works of NASA, sci-fi writers, Walt Disney and one artist's schizophrenic mother.
To accompany the exhibit, the museum will have special events like movies and music, 5-8 p.m. Thursday evenings with food trucks outside and at 6:15 p.m. July 11, 2013 a screening of Chris Marker's 1962 time-travel classic, "La Jetée."
• What: 'Approximately Infinite Universe' art exhibit
• When: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily through Sept. 1, 2013. Closed Wednesdays
• Where: Museum Of Contemporary Art San Diego, 700 Prospect St., La Jolla
• Cost: La Jolla admission $5, general admission $10, free 5-7 p.m. third Thursdays
• Contact: (858) 454-3541
• Website: mcasd.org
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- [Exclusive VIDEO] Disney's 'Wreck-It Ralph' and 'The Simpsons' Director Rich Moore draws crowds to Spike & Mike's Festival of Animation in La Jolla
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FGCU Maintains Fourth Place After Two Rounds at Atlantic Sun Championship
BRASELTON, Ga. – The FGCU men's golf team completed the second round of the Atlantic Sun Championship held at the Chateau Elan Legends Course on Tuesday with a team score of 302 to maintain its spot in fourth place in the field of 10.
The Eagles' 302 comes on the heels of an opening-round 292 for a two-round score of 596 heading into Wednesday's final round. No. 14 North Florida put together its second straight under-par round with a two-under 286 to sit 10 strokes clear of the field (287-286/573). Defending champ Kennesaw State (291-292/583) and ETSU (288-295/583) are tied for second.
The par-72, 6,975-yard course that was also host to the 2010 A-Sun Championship has seen just 12 under-par round carded over the opening two rounds by the 50-player field. UNF's Sean Dale owns two of those rounds, leading the field with a 68(-4)-69(-3)/137(-7).
Redshirt junior Kyle English (Bloomington, Ill./University HS) held on to his 10th spot in the individual standings with a team-low two-over par 74 on Tuesday that featured 13 pars over his final 15 holes. English shot a one-over 73 on Monday and currently leads FGCU in birdies (6) and is second in pars (22) over the first 36 holes.
Also making his first appearance in an A-Sun Championship, freshman Jack Hernandez (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS) turned in his second straight counting score and sits in a tie for 14th with a two-round 72(E)-77/149. Hernandez ranks fourth in the field in par 3 scoring (-3) and has now turned in a counting score in 30 consecutive rounds to start his collegiate career.
One of just seven players to fire an under-par round on the first day, redshirt junior Patrick Williams (Toronto, Ontario/Crescent School) slipped from a tie for fourth place into a tie for 20th after an 80 on Tuesday that did not count towards the team's 302. Williams' 71 was his second career under-par round at the A-Sun Championship, as he is tied for the team lead in birdies (6) and par 3 scoring (E).
Seniors Brandon Pena (Clewiston, Fla./Clewiston HS) and Alex Medinis (Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS) contributed the final two counting scores with a 77 and 76, respectively. The duo has each turned in a two-day score of 153 to sit in a tie for 31st overall. Pena, who will play in his 100th career round on Wednesday, leads the team with 23 pars in the tournament. Medinis ended his round on Tuesday with seven straight pars, and has played the par 3s and par 5s at even-par through 36 holes.
The Eagles will hit the course for Wednesday's final round starting at 8:00 a.m. FGCU will be playing alongside fifth place Mercer. Medinis will lead things off for the Green and Blue at 8:00 a.m. from the first tee followed by Pena (8:09 a.m.), Williams (8:18 a.m.), Hernandez (8:27 a.m.) and English (8:36 a.m.).
Live in-progress scoring of the tournament can be found at www.GolfStat.com. A link to the live scoring can be found by going to the FGCU men's golf schedule and clicking on the day's event. Updates will also be available on twitter @fgcueagles.
T-10. Kyle English – 73-74/147
T-14. Jack Hernandez – 72(E)-77/149
T-20. Patrick Williams – 71(-1)-80/151
T-31. Brandon Pena – 76-77/153
T-31. Alex Medinis – 77-76/153
ATLANTIC SUN CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (Golf Week Ranking)
1. North Florida (14) – 287(-1)-286(-2)/573(-3)
T-2. Kennesaw State (42) – 291-292/583
5. Mercer (88) – 303-297/600
6. USC Upstate (148) – 299-302/601
7. Stetson (204) – 307-295/602
8. Jacksonville (151) – 303-304/607
9. Lipscomb (253) – 315-299/614
10. Belmont (207) – 313-302/615


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By Michael Gioia
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The evening, set to begin at 11:30 PM, will also feature Jonathan Cobrda. DeBose played Mary Wilson in Motown and understudied the role of Diana Ross — originated by Tony Award nominee LeKae, who was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Read the Playbill interview with LeKae here.
"I could think of no better way to support Valisia then to donate to an organization that she's found helpful during her fight with ovarian cancer," DeBose previously told Playbill.com. "I also think there is great importance for women of all ages, about being proactive with your health so that you can hopefully 'type yourself out' and lower your risk of breast and ovarian cancer. You are never too young to take your health seriously."
A portion of proceeds from the concert will benefit Bright Pink, a non-profit organization that focuses on the risk reduction and early detection of breast and ovarian cancer in young women while providing support for high-risk individuals.
The band will feature Benjamin Rauhala, Matt Hinkley, Mairi Dorman-Phaneuf and Tim Keiper. Arrangements are by Kurt Crowley.
DeBose, who was a contestant on the reality television series "So You Think You Can Dance?," was also seen on Broadway as Nautica in Bring It On: The Musical. Click here to read her exclusive blog for Playbill.com about performing with both Broadway shows on this year's Tony Awards.
54 Below is located at 254 W. 54th Street. For more information and tickets, call (646) 476-3551 or visit 54Below.com. For more information on Bright Pink, visit BrightPink.org.


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The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched the interactive Single Rulebook, an on-line tool designed to facilitate navigation through the single set of harmonised prudential rules in the EU banking sector. The Single Rulebook aims at ensuring consistent application of the regulatory banking framework across the EU.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the final templates for the 2014 EU-wide stress test. These are common templates for all EU banks and illustrate the type and the format of data that will be disclosed on a bank by bank basis. The EBA will act as the central data hub for all EU banks providing a comprehensive dataset in an editable and user-friendly format. By disclosing data in a consistent and comparable way across the Single Market, the EBA will bring greater transparency to EU banks, contributing to enhanced market discipline of the entire EU banking sector.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a new XBRL taxonomy to be used by competent authorities for remittance of data under the EBA Implementing Technical Standards (ITS) on supervisory reporting. The new taxonomy will have as reference date 31 December 2014 onwards and will be used for the first reports on asset encumbrance and funding plans. The new taxonomy presents the data items, business concepts, relations, visualisations and validation rules described by the EBA Data Point Model (DPM) which are contained in the ITS on supervisory reporting and in the EBA Guidelines on definitions and templates on funding plans.
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The European Commission published today its Report on the operation of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) and the European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS). The report recognises the overall effectiveness and efficiency of the three European Supervisory Authorities in contributing to restoring confidence in the financial sector and promoting the Single Rulebook. It also identifies areas where adjustments might be needed in order to improve and strengthen the functioning of the current institutional set up, also in light of the establishment of the Banking Union.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) specifying the treatment of equity exposures under the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach. These RTS will be part of the Single Rulebook aimed at enhancing regulatory harmonisation in the banking sector in the European Union.
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Raleigh Chamber Music Guild sponsors the American Chamber Players concert in Raleighs Fletcher Opera Theater on Sunday. Together for 27 years, the group is often heard on NPR and on concert series across the country. Their program here includes piano quartets by Mozart and Bridge, plus a Weber trio for flute, cello and piano and a set of variations by Duruflé for flute, viola and piano. 3 p.m. $25 (students $10). Details: rcmg.org.
Other highlights
• Saturday: Chapel Hill's Voices community chorus offers its Voices ensemble in works by Renaissance composers William Byrd and Orlando Gibbons, plus two motets by J. S. Bach. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Chapel Hill. 7:30 p.m. $15 (students $6). Details: voiceschapelhill.org.
• Saturday: The Ciompi Quartet's second concert of the season includes Brahms' String Quartet No. 3, American composer Joel Feigin's "Mosaic in Two Panels" and Beethoven's Septet, with guest instrumentalists. Baldwin Auditorium, Duke University. $15-$20 (students $10). Details:
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I just barely finished turning up two new datacenters in two different states within two weeks. Exhausting? Definitely. On the plus side, however, I wrote several new tools and plugins to manage all of the APC gear that went into both sites with Nagios and Cacti.
First, a little background. Both datacenters were built to be nearly identical to each other -- from rack layout to equipment, to color-coded patch cabling. The major difference is that one site is cooled with APC ACSC100 In-row air units, and the other cooled with ACRC100 In-row water-cooling units. Both sites are powered from APC Symmetra PX UPSes and PDUs, and use APC racks and 3-phase zero-U rackmount PDUs. In addition, several NetBotz WallBotz 500 units were implemented to provide external environmental monitoring and surveillance of the rooms. Basically, it's all APC gear. I'll be posting more on the build process over the next few weeks, but I wanted to get some of the code out there first.
I wrote two main plugins for Nagios and Cacti to assist in monitoring all this new stuff. The Nagios plugin checks the most pertinent data on the ACRC and ACSC units, as well as the main sensors on the NetBotz units, and the load on each phase on the PDUs. It's come in very handy since the sites were turned up, since I have a easily-digested central view of all PDUs, or all AC units on one page. Tweaking parameters on the AC units becomes very simple when you have all the data in one place, versus having to log into each unit to get status info, or even using APC's Infrastruxure Central Console.
I've released the Nagios plugin, check_apcext, and will be posting the Cacti templates soon. Here's the overview of the Nagios plugin, and a link to the NagiosExchange page. Enjoy.
Usage: ./check_apcext.pl -H <hostip> -C <community> -p <parameter> -w <warnval> -c <critval>
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New ways to stay informed @Queen's
Planned changes to internal communications this spring and summer will enhance faculty and staff communications.
Gazette readership survey feedback and focus groups over the past two years have revealed the need for:
• more timely communications on administrative news and decisions
• more balanced coverage of issues that are important to faculty and staff
• more academic discussion, and
• a greater focus on people and what they do, both in the Queen's and greater communities.
In response, two new communications vehicles are being developed that will strive to meet these needs in our ever-evolving environment.
E-Queen's, a twice-weekly email bulletin will launch in late spring, delivering high interest and need-to-know information directly to all faculty and staff who have active email accounts. A simple format of linked titles and brief story descriptions will make for easy scanning; full stories will be just a click away for every item. This move to more electronic communications follows a trend among other universities towards creating more sustainable and effective communications programs.
Over the summer, the Queen's Gazette will evolve into a new publication designed to complement EQueen's. The last issue of the Gazette as we know it, for this academic year, will publish on May 25, and work will begin on designing a new look and format.
On August 30, Marketing and Communications will launch a magazine-style publication with a focused editorial direction to tell stories for and about Queen's and the people who work here. A small rotating editorial board will collaborate on story ideas and content. Advertising opportunities will still be available to both internal and external clients.
To date, the new publication is unnamed. Check the upcoming May 25 Gazette for details about a naming contest.
In addition to the new EQueen's bulletin and the evolving Queen's Gazette, a re-launched Queen's News Centre (QNC) now brings news and information to both internal and external audiences. Check www.queensu.ca/news for breaking stories, research highlights, profiles, more pictures and updates organized in "beats" for easy access.
An RSS feed from Queen's Events Calendar appears on QNC pages (as well as the queensu.ca home page and Digital Information Network), providing quick access to what's happening on campus in terms of upcoming events, workshops, public lectures, and more. Administrative privileges for the calendar are available to faculty and staff, as well as to some students. Statistics show that the calendar is widely used throughout the year with more than a million page views. For more information or to request access, go to www.queensu.ca/www/eventscalendar/
Social media fans can follow Principal Woolf @queensprincipal, and the Queen's main feed, @queensu on Twitter, or join Queen's University on Facebook at facebook.com/queensuniversity. For an index of active Queen's social media sites, visit www.queensu.ca/www/socialmedia


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Luxury Townhome in Little Harbor a Beach & Marina Resort in Ruskin/Sun City
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Little Harbor Resort
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,700 - $ 3,500 / month
vacation rental description
Location: Ruskin, Florida Central West, Florida, USA (Tampa Airport 30 Mins, Disney 1-1/2 Hours, 15 Min to Outlets)
Accommodations: Townhome, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths (Sleeps 6)
Keywords: Luxury, modern, new, three story, water views, lots of amenities, sunsets
15 minutes to 2 Golf Courses, one 36 hole Championship Golf Course
This new townhouse has all the comforts of home plus the benefits of a waterfront Beach Resort that will fulfill your vacation dreams.
The townhouse is part of The Resort & Club at Little Harbor located in the quiet town of Ruskin, FL. Check their website for more pics and amenities. This Caribbean-style resort is set on 124 acres on the south shore of Tampa Bay. It is surrounded by 3 miles of water frontage, 1/2 mile of white sandy beach, the calm waters of the marina's canals, harbors and Tampa Bay. Just sit back and enjoy the beautiful southwest Florida sunsets at the tiki bar, on the white sandy beach in one of the many loungers or in the full service 7 day restaurant. Also from these areas enjoy the amazing view of the city skylines of St. Petersburg and Tampa. After dark enjoy the nightly entertainment in the tiki bar/restaurant or just walk the tiki torch paths or enjoy the sitting areas with fire pits on the beach in the moonlight.
Our townhome has 3 full bathrooms, 1 master suite & 2 queen bedroom suites all with covered patios, water views and patio furniture. Back view of canal & marina, front views of Tampa Bay. Fully furnished with flat panel TV's in all bedrooms and livingroom. A fully appliance kitchen, washer & dryer, linens, towels, dishes etc. Included is a local phone service, high speed internet access, cable.
Come enjoy the best the Gulf Coast of Florida has to offer at an incredible weekly price.
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- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-10-2014 at 7:14 PM.
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Lesa Watson 207 754-3882
townhome rental amenities
The resort and residential village offers:
-Two restaurants overlooking the beach.
-A beach side tiki bar with live entertainment
-36 holes of championship golf at Cypress Creek 8 miles away in Ruskin
-2 golf courses all within 15 mins away in Sun City
-250 ft fishing pier
-2 deep water marina's with total of 330 boat slips, fuel dock, bait & tackle store, ramp, parking for trailer.
- heated pools, a canal side pool with hot tub
-Jet skis, kayaks and fishing boats are available to rent.
-Meeting rooms and special event rooms for 200 people.
-3tennis courts one night lit with gallery seating, horseshoes, shuffleboard, volleyball
-Fitness gyms
-Main living area is one flight of stairs (enclosed) on second floor. This townhome is NOT wheelchair accessible.
activities and attractions in Ruskin/Sun City Gulf Coast Central
Activities (on site and nearby)
- Golf
- Tennis
- Theme Park (Amusement Park)
- Zoo/Wildlife Park
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Restaurants
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
- Shelling
- Swimming
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Windsurfing
- Fishing
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Racquetball
- Basketball Court
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Live Theatre
- Museums
- Horseshoes
- Shuffleboard
Other Activities Two RC tracks close by, 15 mins to Golf. Free Manatee viewing and museum 5 mins away.
vacation rental rates
May 1, 2015 - Nov. 1,, 2015.. monthly only $1800
Nov. 1 - Dec 21, 2013.....$ 800. a week/7nights/ $2,800. a month-28 nights
Dec 20 - Jan 3, 2015...$ 1,200. a week/7 nights "Christmas Weeks" 5 night min $200.00/night
January 03 - 31, 2015...$ 850. a week-7 nights /$ 3200. a month-28 nights
Feb-Mar booked for 2015 call for 2016 rates
*Cleaning Fee $100. /
$300. Weekly( $500. Monthly) Deposit due at time of booking. balance due 60 days prior to arrival date.
**We accept PayPal as well
Refundable Security Deposit or hold ($300.)
Check in 5pm-Check out 10am
For reservations e-mail or more pictures & info contact owners
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
- Credit Cards Accepted
Lesa Watson 207 754-3882
accepted payment methods
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 Ruskin/Sun City
- Tampa Bay
- Golfing
- St Petersburg
- Gulf Coast
- Shopping / Theater
Top things to do on a budget
- Manatee Viewing & Museum Free
- Beaches
- Flea Markets
- Outlet Shopping
- Fairs
Top things to do with a family
- Manatee Viewing & Museum
- Boating
- Beaches
- Outlet Shopping
- Golf
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42 U.S. Code § 17197 - Center for Geothermal Technology Transfer
(a) In general
The Secretary shall award to an institution of higher education (or consortium thereof) a grant to establish a Center for Geothermal Technology Transfer (referred to in this section as the "Center").
(b) Duties
The Center shall—
(1) serve as an information clearinghouse for the geothermal industry by collecting and disseminating information on best practices in all areas relating to developing and utilizing geothermal resources;
(c) Selection criteria
In awarding the grant under subsection (a) the Secretary shall select an institution of higher education (or consortium thereof) best suited to provide national leadership on geothermal related issues and perform the duties enumerated under subsection (b).
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A grant made under subsection (a)—
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I-64 Widening and High Rise Bridge Replacement
Project at a Glance
$5 million for Environmental and Preliminary Engineering
Hampton Roads Communications
About the Project
In March 2013, the Hampton Roads 2034 Long-Range Transportation Plan was amended to include an environmental study for the improvement of the I-64 corridor from I-464 to I-664/264, including the replacement of the High Rise Bridge. The purpose of the environmental study is to develop alternative solutions to address insufficient transportation capacity and correct roadway and bridge deficiencies throughout the corridor.
Current Status
The study is underway and VDOT anticipates publishing the Environmental Assessment this fall for public review and comment.
Public Meeting Information
At the open forum meeting held on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2013, project experts were on-site to answer questions about the study corridor which encompasses I-64 from the I-64/I-464 interchange to the I-64/I-264 interchange at Bowers Hill, and replacement of the existing High Rise Bridge over the southern branch of the Elizabeth River.
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The ticket to better mental health
Students, staff, faculty, and alumni are teaming up to support the unique initiatives Queen's is leading in its drive to promote student wellness.
When Samuel Singh (a pseudonym) arrived at Queen's on a scholarship in the fall of 2011 from out west, he didn't know anyone. Back home, he'd always lived with his parents and brother. But when he arrived on campus he quickly made friends with members of his orientation group and his residence floormates. He started classes in the Faculty of Arts and Science, got involved in campus life, and regularly saw family members who live in the Kingston area.
But Sam was homesick. His first year at Queen's was fun, but it was anything but easy. "It's difficult to come from a really supportive family and community to a new place all by yourself," he says. He experienced bouts of intense anxiety. He tried to manage them alone, but at times, they became overwhelming. "The transition into adulthood from high school is a big mental jump," he says. "I got to the point when I was in the middle of an anxiety episode that I thought 'I need to go to Health Counselling and Disability Services [HCDS].' "
Sam's orientation leader and his floor don both had told him about the services offered at HCDS, and he knew it was close by. He sought help and learned how to manage anxiety and stress. "I was lucky to have had the opportunity to access the resources that are here and to work through everything," he says. "It's about optimism and putting in the work."
Sam's experience is not uncommon, says HCDS director Mike Condra, MA'78, PhD'82, and an adjunct professor in the Department of Psychology.
"So many high-achieving students get here and find themselves surrounded by peers who are just as accomplished as they are," he says. "It can take some time to adjust and renew your confidence. Many students are stressed by their new academic and social world. But we're here to help if that happens."
Each year students make more than 25,000 visits to HCDS, where they receive support and care for a range of physical and mental health concerns, as well as academic accommodations for disabilities.
Sam's experiences led him to volunteer in his second year as a Peer Health Educator in HCDS's Health Promotion unit. The unit co-ordinates outreach and education that support healthy choices and lifestyles. Sam now leads the unit's social media program and runs workshops in residences on healthy eating, safe alcohol consumption, sexual health, and good sleep habits.
Queen's is being pro-active
"The biggest piece of advice I now have for my fellow students is to get enough sleep," he says. "It's the perfect regulator. If you get enough sleep, a lot of other things fall into place; it makes everything better."
Sam has been happily surprised that so many first-year students he has spoken with exercise regularly and pay attention to what they eat. "That's different from my first year," he notes. "I didn't work out, and I didn't think about food; I just ate."
Sam has also noticed an increasing awareness of the importance of mental health. As a result, he does whatever he can to encourage help-seeking behaviours among his peers. "In one of my biology labs, I overheard someone say he had a housemate who had highs and lows," he says. "I suggested that person go to HCDS, and the guy said he'd already suggested that to his friend. Everyone knows about HCDS. It's a big deal.
"Queen's is being extremely proactive about making people aware of campus mental health resources and about fostering a positive space for students who need access to these resources."
Queen's also recognizes the value of peer interaction and is one of the few universities in Canada at which students themselves manage the University's health promotion Facebook page and Twitter feed.
"We give our trained volunteers information and tools and we monitor the pages, but students determine the content," says Health Promotion Coordinator Beth Doxsee, MA'06. "It's an effective way to get the word out and engage students."
She adds that a recent article about anxiety posted to the "Queen's Be Well-Do Well" Facebook page got more "likes" than any other article posted this year.
And Beth doesn't have any problem recruiting student volunteers to help run her programs, which include pet therapy, yoga in residences, a knitting group, creating original videos, and exam care packages that include healthy snacks and study tips.
"Students genuinely feel a connection to the University and want to impact other people because others have impacted them," she says. "Maybe it was their Gael or don or someone they've met – students want to do something to help."
When Beth sought volunteers for 2013-14, she received 50 applications for 15 positions. Eventually, she would like to offer some paid internship positions for the students in the unit. "We deliver more than 250 outreach initiatives every academic term," she says. "But there is always more we can do to positively impact the lives of our students."
Lindsay Reynolds, Artsci'13 and Katie Conway, Artsci'13, have spent their undergrad years at Queen's working in peer health education and support. Katie was the 2012-2013 AMS Social Issues Commissioner while Lindsay was the 2012-2013 director of the AMS Peer Support Centre. Lindsay was Katie's Gael – their group still keeps in touch – and the two women are committed to increasing student awareness about mental health and mental illness and making a difference.
Workshops promote openness and understanding
They're particularly proud of a new workshop that was developed in partnership by the AMS Peer Support Centre, the AMS's Mental Health Awareness Committee, Residence Life, and HCDS' Health Promotion unit to help combat the stigma of mental health issues. The group also consulted with Prof. Heather Stuart (Community Health and Epidemiology), the world-first Bell Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair.
The workshop was held 16 times over the winter and spring in residences, and it focused on student volunteers who talked about their personal experiences with depression, anxiety, or eating disorders – the three most common mental health problems on campus – as a way of increasing understanding and empathy among their peers. This "contact-based" educational approach has been proven to be among the most effective methods of reducing stigma.
"You can feel a sense of acceptance in the room," Lindsay says. "The questions being asked by the participants are amazing."
The workshop is believed to be the first of its kind at an Ontario university, and it has been recognized with the 2013 Queen's Human Rights Initiative Award.
Lindsay hopes the workshop will help promote more openness and help-seeking behaviour among students, something she and Katie have noticed has been growing in their five years on campus.
"Where the campus was then and where is it now is really different," Katie says. "You can now say 'I went to see a counselor today at HCDS,' and nobody will judge you. People are dedicated to creating a more supportive campus, to eradicating stigma and creating a more inclusive community."
The anti-stigma workshop aligns with 116 recommendations made last November by the Principal's Commission on Mental Health. The Commission spent a year developing a framework for a mental health strategy for Queen's (www.queensu.ca/cmh/index.html). An overall implementation plan is being developed for the recommendations. Among the most recent initiatives are an Advisory Committee on Academic Accommodations and a business-card-sized "green card" for students, which lists mental health information and important phone numbers. This resource was produced by the University in partnership with the AMS and the Society of Graduate and Professional Students and follows a "green folder" that was sent to all faculty and staff last fall.
Mental health initiatives are a campaign priority
"The commission's recommendations are wide-ranging and more than half are in progress or completed," says Vice-Provost and Dean of Student Affairs Ann Tierney, Law'89, MPA'2004, who was one of the five commissioners. "One of the things we're working on is a 'University 101'-type transition program for first-years. We want to help them develop skills they need to manage the personal, emotional, and academic transitions from high school to university."
Student Affairs is also developing an early-alert pilot program that will flag first-year students who are struggling academically in first term. A similar model is being explored to flag second-year students who are at risk of academic probation. The University would reach out to these students to offer support from peers and professionals.
These and other student health and wellness projects have been identified as priorities for the University's $500-million Initiative Campaign.
"There are many ways that supporters can help us address the critical issues of student health and wellness," says Principal Daniel Woolf, who has initiated a post-secondary network on student mental health with his peers at five other Canadian universities. "Our students are helping to lead the way to find innovative approaches to building community and reducing stigma about mental health issues. We'll continue to work with them to develop new services and programs that encourage everyone to seek help if and when they need it."
Sam Singh applauds such initiatives. Reflecting back on his experiences in first year, he says he learned a lot and has grown and matured. He also feels that his volunteer efforts are making a difference for others. "Sharing experiences is a staple at Queen's," he says. "I walk away from each workshop feeling that it has had a positive impact."
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Newest Resort on Kaanapali Beach, Luxury Condo w/ Extras!! in Kaanapali
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Honua Kai
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,030 - $ 3,325 / week
vacation rental description
Get ONE NIGHT FREE when you book a two week stay with us! (Excludes holidays)
STAYING LESS THAN 7 DAYS, Book a gap in our calendar & SAVE BIG on a two bedroom condo at Honua Kai!! (Discounted rates are $275-$475, Contact Us for Details)
Stay up to date on our special offers and last minute Honua Kai discounts by signing up for the newsletter on our website or find us on Facebook
In this condo, you'll wake up to a breathtaking sunrise of the West Maui Mountains. (Our past guests say this is a perfect way to enjoy a cup of Maui grown coffee.) And after a day at the beach or exploring Maui come back and relax in the shade on your private lanai listening to the waterfall below.
Honua Kai Resort is Maui's newest beachfront development. This 38 acre luxury 'condo-tel' rests on World Famous Kaanapali Beach. Get all the amenities of a luxury 4-star hotel with spacious condo accommodations.
Honua Kai is centrally located for access to great restaurants, shopping, and two world-class golf courses of Kapalua, Kaanapali, and Lahaina.
We have MORE REVIEWS than any other 2 bedroom condo on VRBO and were RATED AS A TOP VACATION RENTAL on Trip Advisor.
Our LOCAL MANAGER will respond to any questions you have during your stay and lives just 5 minutes away.
We furnish all the extras you'll want for your vacation with no additional cost.
• Beach Towels
• Beach Chairs
• Beach Umbrella
• Boogie Boards
• Cooler
• Pack 'n Play for the little one.
• Welcome amenity package including shampoo, soap, laundry detergent, dish soap, etc.
Maui Blue Properties has additional 1 & 2 Bedroom units so we can accommodate groups. Check them out our website or contact us. You will also find more information about this condo, RENTAL CAR DISCOUNTS, and things to do in Maui on our website.
Registration ID# W31130841-01
condo rental amenities
You will be able to enjoy all the benefits of condo living as well as these first class LUXURY RESORT AMENITIES when you stay with us:
- Adult infinity-edge pool with two pool-side hot tubs
- Pool-side lounge chairs, aqua lounger, and cabanas
- Keiki (kids) pool with 120 foot waterslide and sandy beach
- Meandering river pool with multiple water features and lava rock hot tubs
- BBQ gas grills, tables and chairs for enjoying your home cooked dinner while watching the sunset (or bring a blanket and have a picnic on the lawn).
- WORLD FAMOUS OCEAN FRONT DUKE'S RESTAURANT (Duke's also offers pool-side service throughout the day.)
- Gourmet coffee, deli, and sundry shop (Aina Gourmet Market)
- Concierge service
- Fitness center
- Family Fun Club
- Drive-up valet service
- Underground parking garage
activities and attractions in Kaanapali Maui
FAQs about the Area:
GROCERIES – There is a supermarket directly across the street from Honua Kai. There is also a gourmet market (Aina's) right on the resort.
GOLF COURSE – Golfing is nearby at Kapalua and Kaanapali golf courses.
SHOPPING – The beach boardwalk in front of the resort connects to Whaler's Village. The charm of Lahaina is just a short drive away (10 minutes).
Do you have other questions about the area? JUST ASK US!
vacation rental rates
2014 Rate is $475/night. Excludes holidays
Off-peak and Gap Discounts up to 30% OFF (Spring & Fall Rates as low as $330/nt)
Cleaning and taxes are additional.
$500 Reservation Deposit Required to confirm booking.
Balance due 60 days before check-in
We accept Visa, MC, and Discover via Pay Pal
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A special meeting has been scheduled for 6 p.m. at city hall to approve a resolution requesting the funds from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs.
If approved, city officials intend to use the money to build a police station, fire department and city hall/library as well as realign Main Street so that it connects to First Street just below Long Memorial United Methodist Church.
Long term recovery manager Steve Ostaseski said ADECA representatives are expecting all proposed projects to correlate with properties that were damaged by the April 27, 2011 tornadoes.
He added that because state officials have not shown the same interest in the realignment of Main Street as local leaders do, the city hopes to underscore its importance with the placement of the three new construction projects.
"If we were doing modern strip development, we'd be building four or five parking spaces for every 1,000 square feet. We're just making that parking on the street. That's the logic that we'll be using with ADECA," Ostaseski said.
Ostaseski also said the city will need to dip into its insurance proceeds to finish designing the projects that are being presented.
Ostaseski provided an update on the grocery store project as well.
He said the design now includes 1,600 square feet of retail space. The site will also include a small park, partially to prevent the expense of a retaining wall.
Site preparation is now expected to begin in September.
"We're trying to make all this work within the $1.4 million budget we have from HUD. We think we can," Ostaseski said.
The preliminary site plan unveiled at this week's meeting also shows affordable housing located on the new Main Street on the former Piggly Wiggly land.
Several citizens expressed opposition to that aspect of the plan after it was posted to the city's "Cordova Conversation" Facebook page on Wednesday.
Mayor Drew Gilbert responded that discussions with planner and economic developers led local leaders to conclude that affordable housing would facilitate vitality and growth in the new downtown.
Gilbert also challenged residents to consider a model that has proven successful in other areas.
"Something that we must remember is that Cordova had about 70 percent vacancy in downtown before we were struck by the tornadoes. We must change our previous way of thinking and design that led us to this, otherwise why would we expect a different result?" Gilbert said. "Walkable, livable downtowns are economically thriving downtowns. This is our desire, and our plan will accommodate such."
Later in the post, Gilbert cited Birmingham-based Sloss Real Estate as the developer associated with the proposed housing.


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Leaky's Daily Quotedown to Deathly Hallows: 81 DaysDH Film
There are now only 81 days left until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" hits theaters! We are posting a quote from the first half of the book every day in celebration and to give us a chance to discuss and ponder the final book as it goes to film. Here's today's quote!
"Where are we?" he asked, peering around at a fresh mass of trees as Hermione opened the beaded bag and began tugging out tent poles.
"The Forest of Dean," she said. "I came camping here once with my mum and dad."
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"A momentous occasion... Our second (hopefully annual) family vacation. We rented a beautiful house on a lake in Brewster, Massachusetts, Cape Cod. A week spent playing games, swimming and kayaking, watching sunsets, walking on the beach, grilling and sharing great meals.... What better way to mark all of us being together, than handing out comfy and fun T-Shirts! The problem was getting everyone to stand still long enough to actually take a couple of group photos. We just placed our order for this coming summer and can't wait to be there together again, and yes struggle again to spend a few minutes to take a few photos and then marvel at the changes in all of us in the past year. Custom Ink will just become one of the traditions of our family vacation!"


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Target is holding a job fair to fill nearly 200 openings for the new store being constructed in Northwest Fresno.
The job fair will take place January 4th and 5th from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Rio Vista Middle School, across from the new store.
Rio Vista Middle School is located at 6240 W. Palo Alto Avenue, just southeast of Herndon and Highway 99.
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Just hours after learning that he had won the June award, Bay went 4-for-5 with eight RBIs on July 3 in the second game of a doubleheader against the Milwaukee Brewers to join Nomar Garciaparra as the only active Major League players with multiple eight-RBI games. The 25-year-old finished the month with a .338 batting average and led all NL rookies with four home runs and 20 RBIs.
After spending all of April on the disabled list while recovering from offseason shoulder surgery, Bay has emerged as the favorite to become the first player in Pirates history to earn NL Rookie of the Year honors. He leads all Senior Circuit rookies with at least 200 at-bats in batting average (.305), home runs (13), RBIs (45), on-base percentage (.370) and slugging percentage (.581).
Bay said that he is more concerned with staying healthy than with winning awards.
"I'm not concentrating on it or anything. But it would be nice and I know it's a possibility," said Bay. "I also realize that if I can't go out there and play it is not going to do me any good. I just have to get out there and hopefully at the end of the year it all works out."
Other NL rookies receiving votes for the July award included Pirates southpaw Sean Burnett, who was 4-1 with a 3.64 ERA in five starts, fellow Bucs teammate Tony Alvarez, Kaz Matsui of the Mets, Aaron Miles and Matt Holliday of the Rockies, Khalil Greene of the Padres, Chad Cordero of the Expos, Charles Thomas of the Braves and Greg Aquino of the Diamondbacks.
Angels infielder Robb Quinlan was named the American League's top rookie for July, after hitting .407 with two home runs and 15 RBIs.
For being selected as the NL's top rookie in July, Bay will receive a specially-designed award from Major League Baseball.
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Haiti marks on February 12, the first month after the horrific January 12 earthquake, with a day of national mourning. According to Haitian officials the death toll stands at between 217,000 and 230,000, a staggering figure equaling that of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. It is an occasion to reflect also upon the needs of Haitians injured, orphaned, and made homeless in the disaster.
February 12 is also a day to recognize the swift and generous bipartisan response of the U.S. to the earthquake. The actions of Americans in response to the Haitian tragedy reflect our undiminished capacity to respond in the face of one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the 21st century.
U.S. military personnel deployed offshore or in Haiti during Operation Unified Response are beginning to return home. At the height of operations as many as 23,000 U.S. service personnel were involved in Haiti duties ranging from air control and logistical operations to search and rescue, food distribution, and emergency medical care. Roughly 13,000 troops are still serving there.
With the full panoply of military instruments from the hospital ship USNS Comfort to aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, the U.S. demonstrated its unrivaled prowess in meeting an unanticipated challenge.
As the U.S. military's role in Haiti diminishes, the Obama Administration must galvanize the U.S. foreign aid bureaucracy to start afresh with innovative concepts to deliver sustainable official development assistance that is focused on building Haitian government institutions staffed with officials who take ownership of and accountability for Haiti's problems. The goal must be a Haiti that becomes more resilient, more decentralized, and more equitable with a commitment to fighting corruption and providing market opportunities as well as security for people and property. The U.S. Government should also encourage greater cooperation between Haiti and its more successful island neighbor, the Dominican Republic.
The coming months will also test the staying power of U.S. civil society, church groups and private companies whose actions in Haiti merit praise but must be continued. The remarkable outpouring of U.S. sympathy and support for Haiti needs to be sustained once the celebrities, the media, and instant pundits decamp for more newsworthy destinations.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
Shape Up NYC: Zumba
at West Harlem Piers Park, Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Join Shape Up NYC for a free outdoor Zumba class each week at West Harlem Piers.
Category: Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Bryant Park Le Carrousel
at Le Carrousel (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Le Carrousel was specially created to complement the park's French classical style, featuring brightly colored animals and French cabaret music.
Category: Games, Kids
Bryant Park Games
at 40th Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Take a game break with an eclectic selection of favorite tabletop games for free. From scrabble and mancala to dominoes and more.
Category: Games
Bryant Park Ping Pong
at Ping Pong Court (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Test your ping pong skills at one of two state-of-the-art tables.
Category: Games
NYC Audubon Shorebird and Butterfly Hike
at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center (in Jamaica Bay Park), Queens
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Hike East Pond to view migrating shorebirds and butterflies.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Fitness, Kids, Tours, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Mini-Epic Ride
at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
The Mini-Epic Ride is a short 2-mile loop great for families.
Category: Nature, Fitness, Kids, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Epic Ride
at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Break out your wheels for a 14 mile epic bike ride.
Category: Nature, Fitness, Kids, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Kids Create!
at Main Street (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn , Pier 6 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn, Pier 1 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Join the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Summer Associates for creative arts projects and activities that are fun for the whole family.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Kids, Waterfront
Free Yoga in the Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Enjoy free yoga on the waterfront! Kripalu Yoga integrates body postures, breathing techniques, relaxation and meditation, taught by Monique Schubert and Yojaida Estrella every weekend.
Category: Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
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She was preceded in death by her parents, Willie Mae and James Prater Kennedy; son, Dwayne Swafford; sister, Anna Lowe; brothers, Jim, John, Ed and Tom Kennedy.
She is survived by her husband, Frank Swafford; son and daughter-in-law, Billy and Amy Swafford; daughter, Michelle Swafford; daughter and son-in-law, Ashley and Bryan Boone; grandchildren, Amber Wideman, Jacob, Erica and Lexie Swafford; sister, Liz Fallis and Margie Davenport; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be at 11 a.m.today, April 10, 2013, at Mynatt Funeral Home Chapel in Fountain City. Darrell Wright will be officiating. Interment will follow at Lynnhurst Cemetery. The family received friends from 6 until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 9, 2013, at Mynatt Funeral Home Fountain City.
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Be introduced to the many amazing features of Capture One Pro 7 and learn how to get started.
In this Webinar imaging expert David Grover explains how to transition to Capture One Pro 7 from other image editing software.
一旦您的试用期已经过期,您将需要使用您独特的许可证代码激活您的Capture One。
Get an overview of the many benifits and improvements created by the new image processing engine.
Learn more about working with catalogs, the primary method of photo organization and viewing in Capture One Pro 7.
Sessions enable you to store all files as a complete project including RAW files, setting files and output files etc.
Instantly import and view images as you shoot them with the world's most advanced tethered capture solution.
以开创性的全新图像处理引擎为基础, Capture One Pro 7 让您能够将制作具有极佳色彩和丰富细节的超一流图像。
Shoot with higher ISO more confidently and Capture One Pro 7 will produce a crisp and noise-free image.
Use the improved HDR tool to bring out details and contrast in the shadows and highlights.
Bring out the details in texture and fabrics, reduce haze and improve flat images.
Capture One Pro 7 comes with improved and even more powerful options for doing Local Adjustments.
Fix classic optical issues like distortion, light falloff and chromatic abberation quickly and easily.
Learn how to create LCC profiles for several images at once, and apply them to more images at a time.
您可以将 Capture One Pro 7 用作图像处理工作流程的集成核心。Capture One Pro 7 让您在每次拍摄时都能够轻松、有效地捕捉到任何闯入您视线的精彩瞬间。
Learn how to setup and use Capture Pilot to wirelessly view images while you shoot to get instant feedback from clients.
Capture One PRO/DB 7.1.2它是可以链接保富图灯光至飞思645DF+相机的光圈或ISO设置。
您可以将 Capture One Pro 7 作为您的数字助手,让它帮您控制工作流程以及数字资产管理。 易于使用的工具,帮助你组织,比较和选择你的图像。
If you have Sessions from previous versions of Capture One you can easily import them to a Catalog.
Get to know the new advanced search and filtering option that ensures that you can always find your images easily.
If your images are no longer online with the current catalog, they can still be browsed and some image adjustments made.
Instantly check if your exposure is out of range with the Exposure warnings in Capture One Pro 7.
Accelerate your image editing selection with Capture One Pro 7's tools for fast verification of image sharpness and focus.
With Variants you can create virtual copies of your original images without taking up more than a few kilobytes of space.
Capture One Pro 7 配有种类丰富的先进工具,让您可以轻松、高效地调整大量图像,并随心所欲地将任何一张图像制作成自己想要的样子。
Make precise changes to brightness, tone and contrast, using the Levels tool and Curves tool.
This powerful Keystone Correction tool can transform warped captures into natural looking images quickly and easily.
The powerful Black & White Tool lets you convert your captures and create beautiful Black & White images.
Apply creative styles and presets to your images and experience an easy way to be consistently creative with your RAW files.
The Color Editor allows sophisticated selection and adjustment of colors in your image.
The Capture One workspace can be tailored to your own requirements. Add the tools you need and remove the ones you don't.
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Capture One Pro 7 图像处理软件是众多专业人士的理想选择。创建一个幻灯片,或制作一个专业的Web画集,或输出优雅的打印排版。
The new exporter tool makes it easier to export originals and variants and gives the choice of new image formats.
Presenting your images in Capture One 7 can be easily achieved with a slideshow or a web gallery.
Professional photographers everywhere depend on Capture One Pro 7 to achieve world-class image quality.
Capturing images closest to the desired end product is obviously the best starting point before post-production. But what considerations should you take into account out in the field, and what (technical) shortcuts are available?
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – As the Spartans prepare to take on the Duke Blue Devils in the Sweet Sixteen round of the NCAA championship, former Michigan State point guard and current basketball trainer Travis Walton says he believes the team can and will go all the way.
"If you ever ask me, I will always say we're going to win the national championship," says Walton. "We're going to play against a really good Duke team, but I think we're prepared and we're ready, and I think it's going to be a great game. It's going to be like the 2005 game when Duke and Michigan State played, and it was really close and we ended up winning."Walton is no stranger to victory. The three-time team captain led the Spartans past the Final Four to the 2009 national championship against North Carolina. "That run was just magical," says Walton. "Nobody would have thought that we would have gotten back to a Final Four—let alone be playing North Carolina in the championship game."
Walton says he won't travel to watch the game tonight, as commitments for his new basketball training company (www.twdevelup.com) will occupy his time. "I've been taught by so many great coaches, and I want to be a coach one day," he says. "So I thought, 'what better way to get started than to start my own business?'"
Right now, Walton trains between 70 and 100 children, helping them reach their next basketball skill level. "It was God's plan for me to teach His children, to build up His community, to build up his future kids," he says.
In addition to basketball skills training, Walton says he tries to also impart lessons of hard work, dedication and commitment. "Basketball is not just on the court, it's life…hard work," which he says is one of the many qualities he's hoping the young man who fills the shoes he once wore, will exhibit tonight.
"I love [Keith] Appling. He's [like] my little brother," says Walton. "I think he's an improving leader. All of our point guard are our leaders, our communicators because that's the [Tom] Izzo way."And no matter what happens on the court Friday night, Walton says he knows the lessons learned go far beyond the final buzzer.
"You have to be resilient…you also have to have confidence," he says. "That's a big component of being a really good basketball player and being successful in life. I know if I put the hard work in and believe in myself, I can accomplish anything."Emerald Morrow is a reporter with WLNS-TV. Reach out to her on Facebook, Twitter or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Bellator 106 probably featured the highest fighter purse in the promotion's history. Even with Quinton Jackson and Tito Ortiz off the card, three fighters made $95,000 or more to compete in Long Beach last night. There were some surprises on the other end of the scale too though, with Muhammed Lawal making just 10k for his fight. Eddie Alvarez led the way with 160k, while Fight Master winner Joe Riggs picked up a win bonus 19 times the size of his base salary. Seriously. Here are all the numbers:
Eddie Alvarez: $80,000 (plus win bonus of $80,000)
Michael Chandler: $95,000
Emanuel Newton: $10,000 (win bonus of $10,000)
King Mo: $10,000
Daniel Straus: $20,000 (win bonus of $20,000)
Pat Curran: $40,000
Joe Riggs: $5,000 (win bonus of $95,000)
Mike Bronzoulis: $5,000
Mike Richman: $7,000 (win bonus of $7,000)
Akop Stepanyan: $3,000
Cristiano Souza: $3,000 (win bonus of $3,000)
Alejandro Garcia: $2,000
Jesse Juarez: $3,000 (win bonus of $3,000)
Joe Williams: $3,000
Brandon Halsey: $5,000 (win bonus of $5,000)
Hector Ramirez: $7,000
Mike Guymon: $7,000 (win bonus of $7,000)
Aaron Miller: $4,000
Cleber Luciano: $3,000 (win bonus of $3,000)
Joe Camacho: $2,000
Josh Smith: $1,500 (win bonus of $1,500)
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Leading Triple Crown contender Pioneerof the Nile worked five furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday morning in a bullet :58.80 under regular rider Garrett Gomez for next Saturday's Grade II San Felipe Stakes at 1 1/16 miles.
"He went really nice," trainer Bob Baffert said. "All systems are go." The San Felipe is expected to have a small field. Trainer Ronny Werner reportedly is considering Pray for Action for the West Coast's final major prep to the Santa Anita Derby on April 4. Pray for Action is a Florida-bred son of Songandaprayer who has been training at the Fair Grounds.
Jeranimo, also being considered for the San Felipe by trainer Mike Pender, worked five furlongs Sunday in 1:00.20. Brice Blanc was aboard.
Pioneerof the Nile's already respectable reputation was enhanced dramatically after I Want Revenge raced to an eye-catching 8 ½ length victory in Saturday's Grade III Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct under 19-year-old jockey Joe Talamo. Pioneerof the Nile twice defeated I Want Revenge, in the CashCall Futurity and the Robert B. Lewis Stakes.
"I Want Revenge had such a great trip," said Talamo, back at Clockers' Corner Sunday morning after a flight from New York following the Gotham. "I was really surprised at how easy we got to go, because on paper, I thought they might have gone in :47 flat for the half (mile; the time was :48.45). I mean, :48 to him is like :49. He's got such a big stride.
"Knock on wood, if everything goes well, we could make it to the (Kentucky) Derby. That'd be sweet."
Bobby Frankel said all of his participants in Saturday's races came back well, with Ventura, beaten a nose by Gio Ponti in the Grade I Frank E. Kilroe Mile on turf, pointing to the Grade I, $300,000 Vinery Madison at Keeneland on April 9.
Asked whether Stardom Bound would face males in the Santa Anita Derby after her desperate nose victory in Saturday's Santa Anita Oaks, Frankel said, "I don't think so. Talk to the owners."
I Want Revenge, who has been on Jon White's Kentucky Derby Top 10 list since the start of the year, shipped to New York and scored a scintillating 8 1/2-length victory in Saturday's Grade III Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct. Santa Anita jockey Joe Talamo rode the Stephen Got Even colt for trainer Jeff Mullins.
"At the start of the year, I had Pioneerof the Nile at No. 1, followed in order by Old Fashioned,
I Want Revenge, Chocolate Candy and Stardom Bound," said White, a commentator for HRTV and Santa Anita's simulcast network. "At that time, I took the opposite view of how most people looked at Hollywood Park's CashCall Futurity (Dec. 20). I know that a lot of people were not impressed with that CashCall Futurity. But, at the start of the year, I said that I thought that the top three finishers -- Pioneerof the Nile, I Want Revenge and Chocolate Candy -- all had a tremendous upside based on their pedigrees, running styles and trainers."
Pioneeerof the Nile is scheduled to run in Santa Anita's Grade II San Felipe Stakes next Saturday and the Grade I Santa Anita Derby on April 4.
"I've said that not only do I like Pioneerof the Nile to win the Kentucky Derby, I honestly think he has a chance to become a Triple Crown winner," White continued. "I've maintained all along, what if Pioneerof the Nile is better on the dirt than he is on synthetic tracks and the turf? In my opinion, I Want Revenge is bred to be proficient on the dirt. And so is Pioneerof the Nile. Pioneerof the Nile is by Empire Maker, a Belmont Stakes winner on the dirt, out of Star of Goshen, an 11-length stakes winner on the dirt at Churchill Downs. Star of Goshen's sire, Lord at War, won the 1985 Santa Anita Handicap on the dirt.
"In the Gotham, it sure looked like I Want Revenge is a lot better on the dirt than on synthetic tracks, didn't it? Before the Gotham, I Want Revenge's best Beyer Speed Figure had been a 92. His preliminary Beyer for the Gotham is 113. I'm looking for Pioneerof the Nile to improve when he runs on the dirt, too."
Meanwhile, keeping his vow that "if the Pamplemousse wins the Sham, he definitely will go back on my Top 10 list," the talented son of Kafwain returned to White's weekly Kentucky Derby Top 10 after the colt's sparkling six-length victory in the Feb. 28 Sham.
Here is White's current Kentucky Derby Top 10 list: (1) Pioneerof the Nile, (2) Old Fashioned, (3) I Want Revenge, (4) Quality Road, (5) The Pamplemousse, (6) Friesan Fire, (7) Patena, (8) Papa Clem, (9) Dunkirk, (10) Chocolate Candy.
Prior to the Gotham, I Want Revenge had finished third behind Pioneerof the Nile and Papa Clem in Santa Anita's Grade III Robert B. Lewis Stakes on Feb. 7.
"The way I Want Revenge ran in the Gotham, I'd say that it certainly makes Papa Clem look better," White added. "It will be very interesting to see how Papa Clem runs on the dirt for the first time in the Louisiana Derby (next Saturday)."
White and Gary Stevens will be at the Fair Grounds to cover the Louisiana Derby for HRTV.
Laffit Pincay Jr.'s book-signing session this weekend got off to a rousing start Saturday. Fans were lined up more than 50 deep in the East Paddock Gardens area from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon to buy the Hall of Fame jockey's biography, "Laffit: Anatomy of a Winner," authored by Madelyn Cain and selling for $28. The session ran again today.
"One woman was first in line at 7:30 Saturday morning," said Chris Crocker, proprietor of Champions! Gift Shop, where the book is on sale. "We sold 186 books on Saturday, and Laffit couldn't have been more accommodating and gracious," Crocker said. "Not only did he sign each book, when fans asked him to pose for a picture with them, he was happy to do it."
FINISH LINES: Helen Pitts-Blasi, who became the first woman trainer to win the Santa Anita Handicap when she saddled Einstein to win the track's marquee race yesterday, had 34 congratulatory messages on her cell phone before reaching the mezzanine steps en route to a post-race press conference in the Director's Room . . . Colonel John, the 9-2 morning line favorite for the Santa Anita Handicap who was scratched due to a fever, had recovered by Sunday morning. "His temperature is normal, but we have no plans (for his next race)," trainer Eoin Harty said . . . Probable for next Sunday's $125,000 Irish O'Brien Stakes for California-bred fillies and mares at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf: Bel Air Sizzle, Garrett Gomez; Swiss Diva, Alex Solis; and Unusual Spirit, Victor Espinoza. Swiss Diva worked five furlongs on Hollywood Park's Cushion Track Sunday in 1:02.80 for trainer Kathy Walsh, who had 10 wins from 29 starters at Santa Anita through Saturday, a winning average of nearly 30 percent . . . Santa Anita will present its St. Pat's Pitch next Saturday, March 14, with $1 million awarded for tossing a ringer. Last year, one fan did just that . . . Clinton Potts will make his first trip to Dubai to ride Black Seventeen for Brian Koriner in the $2 million Golden Shaheen on March 28. "I'm going to take my mom with me," Potts said . . . Former Thoroughbred owner Richard J. Holland, who had horses with Jack Van Berg and Wesley Ward, died at the age of 70 of ALS on March 4 at his Hollywood home. Holland, a physicist, musician and writer, also attended the Arizona Race Track Industry Program, completing his studies in December, 2008. He and his wife, Mary, were married at Santa Anita in 2006. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Holland's name to the California Thoroughbred Horsemen's Foundation or the Muscular Dystrophy Association
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