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If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, dad's heart will be bursting with love and joy when he sees this large gourmet gift basket filled with some of his favorite savory and sweet snacks and a special engraved aluminum water bottle to keep dad hydrated for his second, third, or fourth round of snacking!
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As the Olympics draw nearer, London gets ready to host the crowds wanting a piece of the action, and there are already lots of options for companies wishing to entertain clients or staff. Not sure where to take yours? We've got your questions answered.
There'll be a pop-up members' club in a converted Victorian stable just 100 metres from the Olympic Park's western entrance. The Fringe at Swan Wharf (tel: 07549 158555) will
offer daytime use of three floors with 250sqm of private suites, lounges and restaurants for a six-week period – ideal for small or larger groups. Evening entertainment will go on until 2am and the
venue is in talks to collaborate with nightclubs including Prince Harry's favourite, Mahiki. Weekend memberships are
Forman's Fish Island (tel: 020 8525 2390), the salmon-pink building across the canal from the Olympic Stadium, is taking smoked salmon and Champagne breakfast bookings or late dinner reservations for tables of 10. An exhibition celebrating the life of Muhammad Ali, who won Olympic gold in Rome in 1960, will run for six weeks from 19 July. Companies can hire Olympic hospitality chalets on land next to Forman's or hire one of four Sunseeker yachts moored on the canal outside for groups of 12. Guests can reach both Forman's and The Fringe via a 30-minute Water Chariot (tel: 0845 680 7026) boat ride from either Limehouse Basin or Tottenham Hale.
The Ultimate Experience (tel: 020 7940 6060), which already has an involvement in nine National Olympic Committee hospitality houses around London, will also be running The House Of Nations in King's Cross at the 900-capacity Camden Centre. Groups of 10 can book private areas or buy individual tickets, and will benefit from the venue's 3am licence. The company's chairman, Mike Kershaw, says: 'There hasn't been much evidence of relaxed licensing hours during The Games so venues with late licences will be in huge demand.'
Albannach restaurant and whisky bar on Trafalgar Square has a ground floor and mezzanine restaurant, a private dining/meeting
room and a late-night underground cocktail bar. It is available for exclusive hire for parties of 400 and is a short walk from the beach volleyball at Royal Horseguards.
If the Olympic action gets you in the mood for a spot of competition, All Star Lanes is offering private rooms for between 50 and 120 people at each of its four bowling alleys, including its newest opening next to the Olympic Park at Westfield, which has 14 bowling lanes and can be exclusively hired for up to 300 guests.
Imperial College London will have a marquee on the Queen's Lawn at their South Kensington campus for up to 1,000 guests to enjoy screening events or lavish receptions and dinners. For smaller events of 50-100 people, the college is offering the Victorian splendour of 170 Queen's Gate or the Edwardian opulence of 58 Prince's Gate. All packages will be tailored upon request.
Hedsor House has the Eton Dorney Olympic rowing on its doorstep. Juice Live Communications (tel: 020 8166 8850) is offering daytime and evening packages at the Buckinghamshire stately home with spaces available to host up to 250 guests in the main house and up to 1,500 in a marquee. The offer includes Olympic-themed decor, giant garden games, a celebrity sporting memorabilia auction and live coverage on big screens.
Cannon Bridge Roof Gardens will be hosting screenings of the Opening Ceremony on 27 July and the Closing Ceremony on 12 August.
The 500-capacity events, in the glass-fronted venue above the Thames, will feature a barbecue and an open bar and will conclude with a spectacular fireworks display.
It's The Agency has rooms all over London. They can book you and your guests into The In & Out at No 4. St James's Square or 28 Portland Place, which is a gorgeous building dating back to 1775. Or, how about a Livery Hall in the Square Mile such as Clothworkers' Hall, with its marble staircase, or Coopers' Hall near Liverpool Street station? Many of London's Livery Halls make stunning event settings and Ironmongers' Hall has a choice of Olympic screening packages. The venue's three large reception rooms, plus the Banqueting Hall, are available for up to 130 guests. Alternatively, the venue can arrange smaller screenings for around 30. Choose between buffets, canapés, tapas and bowl food or a seated lunch or dinner.
The 700-seat Pavilion at the Tower of London is available for mixing screenings with private views of the Crown Jewels. Historic Royal Palaces have told organisers The Ultimate Experience (tel: 020 7940 6060) that, if there's demand from suitable companies, the venue may be used as a stand-alone venue or in conjunction with other reception and dinner venues within the Tower itself. Tables of 10 or more are also available for Special Team GB screening events planned for five days in August, including the Opening Ceremony.
The London 2012 Festival makes up
the finale of the Cultural Olympiad and will feature dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation. It aims to leave a lasting legacy for the arts across the UK. The Festival
will open on 21 June and run until 9 September, the last day of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and feature more than 1,000 events, with an estimated audience of more than three million people.
Some events will be ticketed, others will be free to attend. Highlights to look out for include BBC Radio 1's Hackney Weekend and the BT River of Music.
Hyde Park, Victoria Park and Trafalgar Square will host screened Olympic coverage, have-a-go sports participation and live music, and sponsor experiential activity as part of BT London Live. The events will be free to enter, apart from the Opening and Closing Ceremony celebrations at Hyde Park on 27 July and 12 August. 'London 2012 will not just be about sport – it's also about people experiencing the amazing atmosphere the games will bring to the capital,' says BT Retail chief executive Gavin Patterson.
While the Olympic Village will, of course, be buzzing with all things sport, down the road at Hackney Marches, The Scipmylo Festival is taking care of the rest with live music, theatre, comedy, food and other entertainment on show between 27 July to 12 August. In the main Scipmylo village, you'll find a live music stage, international houses, a food and theatre village, an inflatable games village and the all-important exclusive hospitality village. And if you're not convinced your group will be keen to leave the sport behind, there's live screenings of the action to keep everyone happy.
During the first nine days of the games, the museums and organisations of Kensington will come together to stage the Exhibition Road Festival. Based around themes of innovation, risk-taking, creativity and human endeavour, the street activity will feature a nightly ballroom dance, weekend tea dances, daily parades and marching bands, morning yoga sessions and 18th-century board games.
Yes. And the official
supplier Prestige Ticketing has even scrapped its complicated linkage scheme, which restricted buyers to purchasing top tickets in batches of
10 or 20 and combining them with the equivalent number of tickets for less popular events. The company, which has sole corporate hospitality rights inside the four main Olympic sites, has now also
introduced lower prices for some of the lower category events and introduced shared corporate boxes at the North Greenwich Arena for the basketball finals and gymnastics, as well as exclusive hire
options available for SkyView boxes at Wimbledon during the tennis.
As we went to press, Prestige Ticketing's sales and marketing director Tony Barnard confirmed that packages were now about 70% sold, with 'a lot of proposals also sitting on people's desks', so it's time to get cracking if you haven't yet booked. All of the hockey and water polo has already sold out, as have seven out of nine days of diving, three days of the tennis and four days of the beach volleyball at Horseguards Parade. Some days of rowing also have very limited availability.
Thomas Cook (tel: 0844 800 2012), which is the official provider of hotel and ticket packages, also has availability. Its Games Breaks Plus product includes meet and greet hosts, hotel rooms, meeting space, food and drink, plus transpor-tation. Stephen Vaughan, managing director of Thomas Cook's London 2012 partnership says: 'All events within the Olympic Park are expected to sell out as you get access to the whole park, while interest in the football will peak when the Team GB squad is announced.'
Take to the
river with newcomer Sail Royal Greenwich (tel: 020 3040 2350). Each day, a fleet of 16 tall ships will cruise along the Thames between the Royal Arsenal Pier in Woolwich, past the North
Greenwich Arena and along to Tower Bridge. Onboard hospitality is available for parties of 20-200 and Michelin-starred chefs Richard Corrigan and Ron Blauuw will be doing the cooking.
Many of the Thames boat hire companies are selling out fast but it's still worth ringing around. We discovered Thames Luxury Charters (tel: 020 7357 7751) still have their four main vessels available for exclusive hire during the Olympics. The largest, the Dixie Queen, can host 625 guests. The smallest is the Edwardian, for upwards of 20 guests. Casino tables, magicians, a disco or a live band can all be accommodated.
Nightclub Chinawhite (tel: 020 7290 0580) and sports management company Elite Sports Properties are bringing their hospitality venture The Last Lap (tel: 07597 973720) to London. Running for 17 nights and guaranteeing access for athletes and ticket-holders, This will be a late-night place to enjoy music from global DJs, private dining in the Chinawhite restaurant for up to 45 seated guests and VIP rooms for up to 75, with food and drink packages also available.
Several London attractions are offering after-work deals to encourage commuters away from transport hotspots. The offers include £10 theatre tickets through the Society of London Theatre, late-night and early-morning VIP tours at Madame Tussauds (tel: 020 7487 0224), and late-night openings at the Sanctuary Spa in Covent Garden (tel: 0844 875 8447).
This article first appeared in Square Meal Venues & Events, spring 2012.


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Harsh protest laws passed for COP15
The Danish Government has passed controversial new laws to detain protesters in the lead up to the Copenhagen Climate Conference. New cage-style holding cells and a vehicle-mounted water cannon are available to local police if protests turn violent. Reportage enviro Danish Correspondent, Jeppe Funder, reports from the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen.
With COP15 only days away the Danish police force has taken its efforts up a notch.
A new 'protest package' of laws has been pushed through parliament and is now to 'welcome' protesters during the Climate Conference.
While the heads of states and other climate personalities from all over the world are focusing on sealing the deal in Copenhagen, the Danish police force has been gearing up for one of its biggest challenges ever.
The Government's protest package has been underway for quite some time and has attracted much attention, as some of the powers given to the police are seen as too harsh. The new laws allow the police to administratively detain people for up to 12 hours without the detainees actually breaking any laws. Furthermore, disturbing the peace and disobeying police orders during protests will result in a minimum of 40 days in prison.
The laws have been under heavy fire since they were proposed in early November. The Danish society of Judges, the Danish Defense Attorneys, the Danish institute for Human Rights and various other human rights associations are among the critics.
In a response to the Danish Parliament the Danish Society of Judges underline that the laws are 'putting pressure on the rule of law' in Denmark. Furthermore the laws will put a heavy economic burden on the justice system.
The laws were passed on the November 26. The opposition voted against the protest package and stated that they would like to see the law abolished in January when the Climate Conference is over.
This new protest package could also mean more arrests during the Climate Conference Copenhagen from December 8-17. But since the Danish prisons are filled to the brim already, as Danish national newspaper Berlingske Tidende reported shortly after the laws were passed, the police have found new ways to prepare for mass arrests of protesters.
A new improvised prison has been built in an old industrial warehouse on the outskirts of Copenhagen. 37 cages each measuring 5 by 2.4 meters have been installed in the warehouse. Each cage is designed to hold 10 protesters within the 12 square meters of space in the cage. But ideally no protesters will see the inside of the cages according to the police.
"The criterium for success is that they will never be used. But we have to be prepared," Deputy Police Inspector Rasmus Bernt Skovsgaard told Danish newspaper Politiken.
Amnesty International condemned the method of detaining protesters. Referring to the UN laws about prisoners, the general secretary of Amnesty International Denmark, Lars Normann Jørgensen, told Politiken that combined with the new protest package innocent people could end up in the cages
"These people have done nothing illegal, and the police have no intention of charging them. They just want them off the street," he said.
Mr Jørgensen refers to the UN standards for the treatment of detainees, which requires that all detainees must be able to sit, sleep and have enough room for privacy.
"There is a whole list of demands that need to be met. Furthermore the convention says that no detainees can be subjected to degrading or humiliating treatment. Something that will definitely happen in this case," he said.
The police have responded to the criticism by stating that no one will be detained as long as they do not break any laws.
The Danish Ombudsman is currently looking into the cage issues.
But these are not the only questionable powers that have been given to local police. The new tool of riot police in Copenhagen is a car-mounted water cannon which was shown to reporters recently. NGO's say the police are sending wrong signals.
Peoples Climate Action leader Lene Vennits is worried that the new water cannon is signalling that trouble is coming up at COP15.
"We're worried what the public impression of what will be going on during COP15 is," she told Politiken, referring to the newest addition to police weaponry for handling protesters during the Climate Conference.
The police fully understand the NGO's concerns and stated that they have no intention of using the water cannon.
"But we have to look at the experiences from other countries. And our impressions is, that someone is going to cause trouble," Deputy Police Inspector Sten Søder said.
The water cannon demonstration was performed shortly after the release of a video from an organisation called "Never Trust a COP (NTAC)" surfaced on Youtube. In the video, the activists threaten to set Copenhagen on fire during the a planned protest march on December 12. In their own words, the NTAC will, referring to capitalism, "show a dead system how to die".
Some 30,000 protesters are expected to march from the Danish Parliament to the Bella Center where the Climate Conference is taking place.


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Whether it matters depends on whether it makes a difference to the sort of photography you do. I own a 5DII and, within the past couple of months I've rented the 5DIII, 6D and D600 (the latter two simultaneously). I haven't performed any properly controlled tests - certainly nothing compared to what someone conducting a serious review involving test charts, etc. - but merely used them as I would normally use a camera (except that with the 6D and D600 I kept switching back and forth, photographing the same thing from the same place at the same time). While the D600 made good photos, not one ever struck me as superior to those I took with the 6D in any way; at most the differences were fairly small/trivial, and where I had a preference it was for the Canon, mainly because I preferred the colors. So other features were decisive - Nikon's absurdly complicated controls, the weird greenish cast to the D600's monitor, its drab viewfinder (so what if it's 100%?), etc. Relatively trivial stuff I would put up with if it made noticeably better photos, but for my purposes it didn't. I will cheerfully concede that others may conclude otherwise.
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- type Condo
- community Marina Village
- rates (USD) $ 2,000 - $ 3,300 / month
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like anything that helps you lift more
a shirt, squat pants
anything like that
does it make you stronger if you train with it or just able to lift more
if that makes sense
by putting on a pair of briefs or a shirt, can you lift more weight?
after learning how to use it, yes.
does a shirt magically enable your pectoral, shoulder, and tricep muscles to bench 100 more pounds? no.
do briefs and suits make your hips and posterior chain magically squat 200 pounds more? no.
an argument can be made that by using supportive gear, it increases the weight used, which increases stress on the CNS, which can make raw attempts "feel" lighter. for example, with a shirt a man benches 600 pounds. without a shirt, he won't be able to bench 600 pounds, he may bench 400. since he has already had 600 pounds in his hands, the 400 pounds will not "feel heavy."
if a light brief is used when squatting, they can protect your hips from injury. i guess in theory, if they prevent you from being injured, they are making you stronger in the long run.
also, don't think by adding gear your bench, squat, and deadlift will shoot up. it takes a TON of time and knowledge to learn these peices of equipment.
hope that helped. i tried to put it in layman's terms, because you do not seem to know too much about powerlifting gear.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma House Speaker T.W. Shannon says he stands with Gov. Mary Fallin after Fallin delivered her State of the State speech.
Fallin spoke Monday afternoon to a joint session of the state House and Senate as the Oklahoma Legislature began its annual session.
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A couple who stopped at an Oregon Coast viewpoint to take in a Pacific Ocean view discovered a woman's body Sunday morning.
State troopers said the couple stopped at the Winchester Bay's Wayfinding Point west of Highway 101 and south of Reedsport at 8:20 a.m. When they saw the body, they called 911.
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BALTIMORE -- For the first time in American League history, a team opened with back-to-back-to-back home runs. Orioles Ryan Flaherty, J.J. Hardy and Nick Markakis staked Baltimore to a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning of a 6-5 win in Game 1 of Thursday's doubleheader against Texas.
"Nothing surprises me when you're dealing with this level of skill," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "These are the best players in the world, but they're also human beings who are susceptible to things and capable of doing great things. It's always an honor to sit there and watch them. There's not a day that goes by that something doesn't happen."
All three homers came within the first eight pitches from Rangers starter Colby Lewis. Flaherty's blast to right on a low fastball was his first career extra-base hit. Hardy's shot to left, the farthest of the bunch, came on a fastball down the middle. Markakis completed the trifecta with his homer to right, on an 0-2 slider.
"We were fortunate to take advantage of it early," Showalter said. "Our guys put some good swings on some mistakes. We've done a few things this year [for the] first time, a first for me."
Thrice as nice: Three home runs to lead off a game
|Players who homered
|April 13, 1987
|Marvell Wynne, Tony Gwynn, John Kruk
|May 28, 2003
|Rafael Furcal, Mark DeRosa, Gary Sheffield
|Sept. 9, 2007
|Rickie Weeks, J.J. Hardy, Ryan Braun
|May 10, 2012
|Ryan Flaherty, J.J. Hardy, Nick Markakis
Atlanta's Rafael Furcal, Mark DeRosa and Gary Sheffield did it May 28, 2003, and San Diego's Marvell Wynne, Tony Gwynn and John Kruk accomplished the feat on April 13, 1987.
Thursday marked the first time the Orioles went back-to-back-to-back since June 12, 1999, when Brady Anderson, Mike Bordick and Will Clark did it.
Greg Luca is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A couple of horses helped a group of visually impaired people in North Fort Myers through a unique kind of therapy.
The horse therapy was a first for the group, meant to help them sharpen their other senses.
Paris Renaud lost his sight to Glaucoma in the 90s.
"It's therapy for the mind and body," Renaud said about working with the horses.
Renaud comes to Visually Impaired Persons of Southwest Florida (VIP) every week for therapy.
VIP teamed up with another local non profit Special Equestrians on Monday to bring horse therapy to about 40 visually impaired people.
Special Equestrians helps 70 people a week with their horses.
Director Jan Fifer says horses help heal people with various disabilities with anything from building muscle capabilities to relieving stress.
For the visually impaired, Fifer says the goal is to heighten other senses.
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I'm not sure where to start. My older sister was renting a room in a house with her son. On Thursday evening it was on fire and burned. She lives on 1825 Springer in Mtn View. I live up in Redding, CA and wish I could be there for support and to help her threw this tragic time. I have gathered some clothes and money up here in Redding for her and the baby but at this time I don't have a vehicle that would make it down to the Bay Area. In 2004 I lost the place where i lived in the Jones Valley fire in Redding and then in Feb 1992 I lost everything in a fire in Redwood City.
Her parents live in low-income housing in Palo Alto at the Arastradero Apts. I know they cannot afford to help her or let her and the baby stay there to long or till she can find a place due to the rules. What makes me really sad, is that she is a single mom and is trying to get a degree at De Anza to become a social worker and lost her laptop and all her books, supplies, and everything they own. Thank god they were not in side.
Our there any programs that can help her or a way to get her donations for her and her son; to get a place to live or stay, clothing, baby supplies and food vouchers. She also lost some money she had saved in her room for school, another place to live, emergencies, etc. Please can you help or write a story to get her help. Is there a way to find her a place to rent that she can afford since she has little income. Her son wears 18 months and she is a size 18-20. Her name is Christine Lindsay 650-669-0629. Thank you, God Bless and have a nice day.
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So sorry to hear about your sister, Kristine. I do have some clothes that I will try and get together and somehow get them to her.
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I am the Executive Director of the Housing Industry Foundation. We have a program to assist families with move-in costs after an unforseen emergency. If she has not already done so, she should contact the Community Services Agency of Los Altos/Mountain View at (650) 968-0836. They have various services to assist her and can help her apply to the Housing Industry Foundation for financial assistance when she finds another place to live.
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A number of licensed street vendors were not in their usual spots on Canal Street on Monday. Where Chun Yin and her invalid husband were last week was empty Monday. After our report Thursday on how Chun Yin had been arrested 11 times for working for her licensed husband, other vendors say that NYPD officers on Friday went to every vendor on Canal Street. The officers are from a Patrol Bureau Midtown South specialized unit.
Community activists say the vendors shut down not knowing what violations the officers might ticket for.
Most vendors were so frightened that they refused to do on camera interviews Monday. One spoke with his identify hidden. The attorney for the vendors called Friday's police visit harassment and noted that no tickets were issued.
One vendor willing to go public was Yueying Wong. She sells bamboo plants on Canal Street. She made a new allegation against the officers about when she was arrested: she said they confiscated the expensive plants.
I sent an e-mail to the police on Thursday asking for a comment. I asked if officers were pressuring the licensed Canal Street vendors because of their ongoing battle against the counterfeiters on Canal Street. I still have not heard back.
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A MAN who allegedly threatened to kill his girlfriend while holding a loaded sawn-off shotgun to her face has been released on bail.
The Bendigo Magistrates' Court heard Daniel Holmes, 23, had approached his then girlfriend asking for drugs he believed were owed to him.
Prosecution stated that on December 8 last year, Holmes located the victim at a caravan park in Eppalock.
Holmes approached the victim's caravan and knocked on the door with the shotgun.
He went on to break the glass window with the gun and raised the shotgun to the victim's face before saying "give me my s***".
When the victim tried to tell Holmes that she didn't have the drugs, he said to her "I have nothing left, I could kill you".
The court heard Holmes later left and placed the shotgun in a drain at Mount Macedon.
He made several phone calls to police before handing himself in.
The court heard he later took police to where the loaded shotgun was located.
In a subsequent interview, Holmes admitted to attending the caravan park but denied entering the caravan or threatening the victim.
He also denied the shotgun was loaded at the time.
He faces multiple charges including aggravated burglary with intent to assault, threat to kill, reckless conduct and placing a person at risk of death.
Defence counsel George Vassis said Holmes had already spent three months in custody.
He said Holmes was remorseful for the act.
"He knew the victim was affected by and using ice," Mr Vassis said.
"He had alleged that $4000 worth of ice had gone missing and he wasn't thinking rationally."
Magistrate Richard Wright granted Holmes bail on the basis he was returning to a supportive family, was young, and was voluntarily attending regular psychiatric intervention.
Holmes was bailed to attend a committal mention in Bendigo on March 5.


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In Pacific Palisades, people gave a median $12,276 to charity in 2008, according to a study released on Aug. 20 by The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Compared to the average Los Angeles citizen, who donated 5.3 percent of their total income to charity, Pacific Palisades residents contributed slightly less – 4.7 percent of total income, and more than the average Californian, who donated 4.4 percent. Palisadian philanthropy did match the average for the United States.
The study was based on Internal Revenue Service records from 2008 of Americans who itemized deductions. It gives ZIP-code level detail about the percentage of discretionary income that people gave to charity.
The IRS releases total amounts donated, but to protect privacy, the agency does not provide data about the specific charities people supported. Because of discrepancies in the data for people with income below $50,000, The Chronicle's study includes only taxpayers who reported incomes of $50,000 or more.
Readers can use the online edition of this report to find detailed breakdowns, by income level, showing the percentage of income donated by people in various income brackets for each ZIP code.
The study found:
- States that voted Republican in the last presidential election are far more likely to be generous to charities than those that voted Democratic. The top eight states in giving preferred John McCain over Barack Obama.
- Utah was the No. 1 state in giving at 10.6 percent, with Salt Lake City as the most giving city. By contrast, residents in Massachusetts and three other New England states give less than 3 percent. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Jersey and Rhode Island are the least-generous states.
- California ranked No. 25 out of the 50 entries with $17.2 billion total contributions and a median contribution of $2,396.
- Lower-income people give a far bigger share of their income to charities than the wealthy.
- Rich people who live in areas with mostly wealthy people give a smaller share of their incomes to charity than rich people in economically diverse areas.
- Regions that are deeply religious give more than those that are not. Two of the top 10 states—Utah and Idaho—have high numbers of Mormons, who tithe more consistently than other churches. The other states in the top 10 are all in the so-called Bible Belt.
The Chronicle website also features an interactive map looking at how America gives.
Patch Editor Christa Bigue contributed to this report.


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The adult education system plays a critical role in building the human capital of immigrants who have limited host-country language proficiency, as well as for those who lack a high school diploma or equivalent. Adult education also has the potential to serve as an on-ramp to postsecondary education and jobs paying a family-sustaining wage. And language learning represents a key integration challenge, with such skills necessary for effective functioning in the community and the workforce. Against the backdrop of great need for adult education and language programs are issues of capacity and replication of successful models.
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MPI's National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy convened a major public policy research symposium focused on young children of immigrants in the U.S.
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The number of U.S. residents deemed Limited English Proficient (LEP) has increased substantially in recent decades, consistent with the growth of the U.S. foreign-born population. This brief offers analysis on the number, share, growth, and linguistic diversity of LEP individuals in the United States from 1990 to 2010 at the national, state, and metropolitan-area levels.
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This week, a 12 year-old Texas boy died after being bitten by fire ants. Cameron Espinosa went into cardiac arrest after multiple ants bit him during halftime of a middle school football game.
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"This is the conference that attracts the best minds in industry, academia and government and our attendees know they will gain insights into the future of high performance computing technologies and how they will affect everything from scientific discovery to product development to education," said Scott Lathrop, SC11 General Chair.
The Technical Program for SC11, an international conference specializing in high performance computing, networking storage and analysis, announced today that it is now accepting online submissions.
The SC11 conference is the 24th in the Supercomputing series and will take place on Nov. 12 – 18, 2011 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. SC11 will offer peered-reviewed papers, panel discussions with researchers and industry leaders, posters, tutorials, workshops, a doctoral showcase and more.
Submissions for most areas of the SC11 technical program are now being accepted. Visualization Showcase submissions will be accepted beginning in mid March. Abstracts for technical papers and ACM Gordon Bell Prize nominations are due April 1. Full final papers and ACM Gordon Bell Prize nominations are due April 8, as are submissions for panels, tutorials and workshops.
Submissions for the Student Cluster Competition, which showcases student teams competing to build a small computing cluster, are due by April 15 and State of the Practice reports are due May 20. All submissions should be made online.
More information about the program deadlines, the technical program and general SC11 information can be found on the SC11 website.
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Our good friend and SF-based producer Justin Martin made his very first release on dirtybird records in 2005. Seven years later, he delivers his long-awaited debut artist album with the very same smile and fun loving attitude he's had since the beginning. "Ghettos & Gardens" is exactly as advertised – a tender and tough collection of songs that build you up with sweeping strings, then break you down with earth shattering basslines. It's sunsets vs. cyclones, roses vs. razors, and bunny rabbits vs. wolverines.
Maybe it's the streets of San Francisco that made his music this way – a place where you can see a beautiful woman and a crippled homeless addict on the same city block. Maybe it's the juxtaposition of the famous dirtybird Golden Gate park parties, where Justin's loving parents make tacos and chop fresh salsa while total freaks lose their minds in front of the massive sound system. Not a whole lot of producers are just as influenced by E40 as they are by LTJ Bukem, and even fewer of them played the jazz saxophone in high school.
Whatever is going on, most people would say that Justin is one of the most charismatic likable DJs to walk the earth. In this album Justin demonstrates his unique ability to blur the lines between musical genres, taking us through beautiful melodies, UK basslines, moody funk and devastating drops. You can hear the meticulous produc- tion techniques in every track – from the slow Hip-Hop style of Hood Rich to the heavy duty low-end of Molokini. The whole thing is fresh and uplifting like the smell of ozone after a lightning strike. Ghettos & Gardens sounds like nothing else out there – it could not have come from anyone but Justin Martin.
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Mango-Chutney Baby Carrots Recipe
"We pull baby carrots from our backyard garden, wash them and cook them right away. This is one of my family's favorite recipes, and appears often at holiday dinners." Patricia Nieh - Portola Valley, California
- 1 pound fresh baby carrots
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons mango chutney
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- Place carrots and water in a microwave-safe bowl. Cover and microwave on high for 4-6 minutes or until tender.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the orange juice, chutney, butter, ginger, garlic and curry. Cover and microwave on high for 45 seconds or until butter is melted. Drain carrots; add to orange juice mixture and toss to coat. Garnish with parsley. Yield: 4 servings.
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Liberian Services is a portable sanitation company servicing New Mexico from big cities to rural locations. We offer porta potty rentals and roll off dumpster rental services to the entire state of New Mexico and do our part to make sure you are able to get the services you need no matter what the location. Our customer service agents are among the most knowledgeable in the industry when it comes to providing you with the roll off dumpster rentals and portable toilet rentals you need for your next project, construction site or event. Our goal is to take care of the sanitation and trash disposal needs you require so you can get on with the more important elements of your project or job. We specialize in working with not only homeowners but also construction and industrial customers to make sure we can get equipment to their site.
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Clover women to discuss bond
CLOVER The Clover Woman's Club will meet 4 p.m. Thursday at the Clover School District Office, 604 Bethel St.
Dr. Marc Sosne, the district superintendent, will talk about the Clover bond referendum. Refreshments will be served.
For information, call Rita Dulin at 803-222-5799 or Kay Vrooman at 803-222-7873.
Republican women to meet Jan. 24
CLOVER The Clover-Lake Wylie Republican Women's Club will meet Friday, Jan. 24, at the River Hills Country Club in Lake Wylie.
The speaker will be Kim Dault of the Cross Roads Wounded Warrior Archery Foundation, a nonprofit charity based in Summerton. The foundation is dedicated to introducing American soldiers wounded since 2000 to the exciting sport of archery.
Visitors are welcome. After an 11:30 a.m. social, the meeting will begin at noon, followed by lunch at 12:30 p.m. Cost of the luncheon is $18 per person.
To reserve your seat with or without lunch (please specify), email Carol Waris by Jan. 21 at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Men may join the CLWRW as an associate member. Annual membership dues are $25; associate member dues are $10.
4-H Robotics meeting Friday
YORK The Clemson Extension Service's York County 4-H will sponsor a Robotics Club for ages 8 to 12. It will be limited to 12 members.
Youths will use 4-H curriculum and household items to build robots to learn different elements of robotics. The club will be led by volunteer leaders Jennifer Walker and Patricia Hatch.
The club will meet each Friday at a leader's home in York beginning Friday, Jan. 10, from 1-2:30 p.m. Interested youths must register as 4-H member with a $10 state membership fee; there will be an additional club fee that will be discussed with parents when you register. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for information or call 803-684-9919.
Relay for Life plans York kickoff
YORK The Relay for Life of Western York County will have its annual kickoff celebration 6:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 13, at Beth Shiloh Presbyterian Church, 1184 N. Shiloh Road, York.
The Western York County Relay for Life will be 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, April 26, at York Middle School.
Participants are welcome to join in different ways.
The organization is looking for new teams, committee members and survivors.
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It can do- many magazines produce a special issue at Christmas with extra articles.
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It can do- many magazines produce a special issue at Christmas with extra articles.
Do you mean the company publishs the magazines twice in a month?
Or was it that the company substitutes the regular one with the special issue, which means one stuff in one month?
Thank you.
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The Christmas is quite a busy season.
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The owner of a lingerie store in Cedar Rapids has lost an appeal with the city over adult items she carries in her store.
Patricia Edmonds had a vision when she opened her small boutique, Simply Sensual, in Wiley Plaza in Cedar Rapids in July.
"I really wanted to open a place for women to feel comfortable shopping for intimate apparel," she said.
Cedar Rapids inspectors, however, say they are anything but comfortable with what she is selling.
The store has a small, cordoned-off area in the back where adult videos, toys and magazines are sold -- items inspectors say constitute an adult entertainment establishment.
"You take a look at the number of items and compare that with the number of items that are graphic and the way the code says constitutes an adult situation, it's very obvious to me that it's a significant portion," said Raymond Nees, Assistant Manager of Building Services with the city.
Officials say the selling of those items violates zoning regulations.
Edmonds' business sits near a residential neighborhood close to a daycare and church, an area where an adult establishment is not allowed by city code.
Edmonds appealed the city's request to remove all sexually-oriented adult items from her store. "A great majority of my customers don't even go there or don't even know that the area is there," she said.
Under city code, an adult entertainment venue is defined as one that sells a substantial or significant amount of sexually-oriented items.
Edmonds says her store is focused on selling clothing and jewelry, and only a small part of her business is selling explicit items.
"Whether I made any money or no money on it, we all have certain rights, and other stores are able to operate under those parameters and they are not classified as adult entertainment establishments," Edmonds said.
The city's Board of Adjustment voted 5-0 on Monday to deny the appeal.
Edmonds says she plans to appeal the latest decision in court.


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A HOMOSEXUAL beauty queen opposed the Miss Universe Organization's decision to allow transgender women in the prestigious beauty pageant.
This after reports came out that Miss Universe officials decided to change its rules, allowing transgender contestants in the pageant, the first of which is Jenna Talackova who will be competing for Canada's spot.
Eriz Lanseta, a transvestite and winner of the Miss Gay Philippines-Universe last March, in a radio report, said Miss Universe is designed only for naturally born women.
Lanseta, who will be representing the Philippines to the Miss Queen International in Thailand in November, said how are transgender contestants going to answer such question as "what is the essence of being a woman?" when they are not "real women."
Lanseta described "real women" as those who can bear children and give birth.
Lanseta urged transgender women to respect beauty contests, which are created only for naturally born women.


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Easy Peasy 1.1: New Version of the Ubuntu Derivative for Netbooks
The latest release of Easy Peasy comes with artwork updates and re-worked packages but few spectacular changes.
Easy Peasy, the Ubuntu derivative for e-books has been released in version 1.1. Based on Ubuntu 8.04, the distribution, published by Jon Ramvis in 2007, is a customized version of Ubuntu for netbooks with a Netbook Remix interface. The difference is in a couple of scripts which makes netbook installation easier and some pre-installed proprietary applications like Skype, Flash and Picasa. The distro works with Asus Netbooks 7xx, 9xx and 1000 and also Acer Aspire One. Easy Peasy was originally called Ubuntu Eee, but had to be changed after protests from Canonical.
The first thing we notice with version 1.1 is the new look. Developers have set a new icon theme, wallpaper, log-in and splash screens. The Ubuntu logo has been removed and bugs fixed. The Ubiquity installer no longer starts after installation and the package-manager now recognizes the essential package sources. Also included is a bugtracker, a rather sparse re-worked webpage and upgrades for Songbird, Picasa and Flash.
An upgrade of the disto for users who already have Easy Peasy should be available from today. For everyone else, a distribution ISO is already ready for download.
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Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.


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The Blue Devils will take on three-time defending Walker County champion Carbon Hill at 5:45 p.m. in the championship game.
Cordova hit one milestone on Friday night, notching its 20th win for the first time in school history.
They look to add another milestone to the resume today.
The teams haven't played since last year's meeting in the semifinals of the county tournament at Carbon Hill High School.
"I hope we come ready to play," Cordova coach Randy Stracner said. "We are going to have to establish the way we play. We can't let them play their game. We've got to run up and down the court and put pressure on them.
"(Carbon Hill) has a lot of pride in their program. They've had a lot of success over the last several years. They know how to win. It will be a tough challenge for us."
Both teams breezed through the semifinals.
Cordova used a 10-0 second quarter run to build a big lead en route to a win over Curry while Carbon Hill got 38 points from three-time Walker County MVP Caroline Dodd in a rout of Oakman.
"It will take a great effort to beat Cordova, but I am confident that we're going to compete our tails off," Carbon Hill coach Wade Tittle said.
" As a coach that is all I ask — give a great effort and see what happens."
(1) Cordova 67, (4) Curry 47
Curry stayed within striking distance of the Blue Devils for the better part of the first two quarters on Friday night.
Cordova (20-5) finally got on a hot streak over the final 2:30 minutes of the first half.
The Blue Devils used a 10-0 run to put Curry away in a 67-47 victory over the Yellow Jackets.
Curry cut Cordova's lead to 26-20 after an Emily Aaron basket. The Blue Devils responded with a Kennedy Stracner 3-pointer and baskets by Hanna McLemore, Jessica Willingham and Mabry Norris. Cordova took a 36-23 lead into the half and led by double digits the rest of the way.
Willingham added eight points in the third quarter for a 58-38 lead going into the final period.
"We weren't sharp in the first half, but our pressure paid off. We were able to get some easy baskets. The biggest thing we had to do was make sure Ella Banks and Ashlee Swindle didn't hurt us. We clamped down on them pretty good," Stracner said.
The duo combined to make just five shots on the night.
For Cordova, Willingham had 20 points, McLemore added 11 points, Alexis Cooper and Raigan Sherer each had 10 while Randi Capps put in six.
Banks hit three 3-pointers and finished with 13 points, Kaylee Horton had 12 points, Swindle added 10 and Taylor Rowe had nine points.
Curry will face sixth-seeded Parrish in today's third-place game at 12:45 p.m.
(2) Carbon Hill 68, (3) Oakman 25
The second-seed Carbon Hill Bulldogs are back in a familiar spot — making their fourth-straight trip to the Walker County Tournament Championship game following a 68-25 rout of the third-seed Oakman Wildcats on Friday.
Three-time tournament MVP Caroline Dodd made her case for a fourth award, leading Carbon Hill with 35 points and hitting seven of 10 shots from three-point range. Dodd added six rebounds and four steals. Savanna Lawson had 14 points, Katie Moore put in eight and Abby Tittle had two points, seven assists and six rebounds.
Malori Crowell scored 12 points for the Wildcats.
The Bulldogs (17-8) had little problem establishing the tempo of the game in the first period, scoring 25 points while holding the Wildcats to just five.
Carbon Hill mounted a 27-5 run in the second period to remain in command, 52-10, at the half.
Oakman won the scoring battle in the third period, 10-9, with Carbon Hill still firmly in front, 61-20. The Bulldogs sealed the game following a 7-5 fourth-period run for the 68-25 win.
"We shot the ball much better tonight and shared it really well. We had 21 assists on 25 baskets," Tittle said.
Carbon Hill faces the first-seed Cordova Blue Devils in the title game today at 5:45 p.m. Oakman takes on Dora in the fifth-place game at 10 a.m.


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
The city of Toledo broke ground on a new fire station in north Toledo Thursday morning, aimed to improve public safety in that part of town.
The project represents a $3.3 million capital improvement investment for the city to build Fire Station No. 12, a new facility measuring 14,461 square feet. Its location at Blair Park is between two busy rail lines, which in the past, have prevented emergency services from getting through to help those in need.
Booker Washington Sr. has lived in his home on Chase Street for the past 20 years. Located between the two rail lines, he says from time to time, his neighborhood can become isolated. Across from his house is where Fire Station No. 12 will be built.
"That track gets blocked. The track down here is blocked. That track on Summit gets blocked and you go down New York, that track is blocked. You're stuck in here. You can't get out," said Washington.
Last week the city broke ground on the reconstruction of Fire Station No. 3, just two miles away at Erie and Bush streets. Fire Station No. 24 is also about two miles away on Summit Street. The project for the new fire station aims to eliminate concerns about access to Toledo neighborhoods in cases of emergency.
"We've had our challenges navigating our way through the North End and Point Place because of the rail lines. This particular location, you know, it's going to help us a bit. We'll have a couple different choices of which way we can go," said Fire Chief Luis Santiago. "It's part of the overall plan to try to serve this area and this community the best we can."
Many north Toledo neighbors attended the groundbreaking ceremony and expressed their support for the new fire house.
"How beautiful can that be. A new beginning for this community. A new beginning for me, and I'm going to welcome it. We get to visit and be part of it," said resident Regina McNair.
The new fire station is expected to be constructed by summer 2014 and become the city's 19th operating fire house.
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text: With their season coming to an abrupt end after getting throttled by the Ravens in their playoff opener, the Chiefs can now look ahead to areas they need to upgrade this offseason. Their lack of receiving weapons was painfully obvious against Baltimore — with added defensive attention shutting down WR Dwayne Bowe, QB Matt Cassel looked completely lost — so it's no surprise that wideout is their No. 1 priority. But that's not the only spot on offense that Kansas City will look to bolster. We're told that the Chiefs' right offensive tackle spot was "a mess" in 2010, so finding a new starter will be imperative. Ryan O'Callaghan, who emerged as a decent option in '09, was hurt and never made a serious impact. Barry Richardson, meanwhile, started all 16 games out of necessity but didn't play at a high level, allowing five sacks. There is a good chance that the team will attempt to find his replacement early on draft weekend.