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Start up along some big, vertical edges with awkward liebacking, followed by easier face climbing to a ledge. From the ledge continue up a wonderful face on positive crimps, sidepulls, and underclings to a rest position. The crux now lurks directly above on the slightly overhanging face with few obvious holds.
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And now, folks, it's time for a true 'Shit Kit' love story betwixt a plucky young man named Joel and, of all things, David Seaman's seizure-inducing Euro '96 goalkeeper kit.
Notorious in shit kit circles for its power to nauseate even the sternest stomach, Joel had tried relentlessly over the course of several years to get his hands on a replica of Seaman's infamous jersey, repeatedly tapping "Euro 96 England goalkeeper kit" into Ebay with the vain hope that one day a suitable listing would appear.
Alas, it wasn't to be, the years went by, a decade passed and Joel was on the brink of giving up in his desperate search for his one true love.
That was until, out of the blue, something magical happened…
Shortly thereafter, Joel posted the following photo to his Facebook page – looking proud as punch while modelling his new acquisition in the back garden (everyone else can see that gigantic white steed, right?), complete with classic-era David Seaman tribute lip adornment…
'Twas written in the stars! Well played that man!
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Digia : qt.digia.com/ has announced that the Qt Developer Days Asia will take place in Tokyo, Japan on May 20 th and Beijing, China on May 22 nd . The full-day events will feature keynote addresses from senior members of the Digia Qt team plus two tracks of technical training and developer presentations. The technical sessions will focus on how the Qt cross-platform application and user interface (UI) development framework can be used to enhance, simplify and accelerate development for the leading desktop, embedded and mobile OS platforms.
Qt's popularity has been gaining in the Asian markets in the past year with a large following coming from Chinese-speaking countries and Japan.
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Paul Ryan is the talk of the political town, but a Reuters/Ipsos poll published late Monday shows Mitt Romney's selection of the Wisconsin representative as his running mate has done little to change Romney's favorability rating.
In a survey conducted between Saturday, the day Romney added Ryan to the Republican ticket, and Monday, 51 percent of registered voters said the pick did not change their opinion of Romney. Voters whose opinions did change were essentially split: 26 percent said they viewed Romney more favorably because of Ryan, and 23 percent said they viewed the presumptive GOP nominee less favorably.


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2013/14 Registration begins, Monday, October 7, 2013. Register as a team. Contact Brian Bergius at [email protected] for more information or come to the CAC to register your team.
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All players must be 18 or younger and not on a JV or Varsity high school volleyball team. You must register as a team. Play will be at Mt. Bethel UMC on Monday nights. Games begin in February and end with a tournament at the end of April. For more information contact Melissa Sneed – 678-560-7438 or Adam Sheffield – 770-971-4299.


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200 years after his shocking creation, Dr. Frankenstein's creature, Adam, still walks the earth. But when he finds himself in the middle of a war over the fate of humanity, Adam discovers he holds the key that could destroy humankind. From the co-writer of the hit supernatural saga, Underworld, comes the action thriller I, Frankenstein, written for the screen and directed by Stuart Beattie, screen story by Kevin Grevioux and Stuart Beattie, based on the Darkstorm Studios graphic novel 'I, Frankenstein' also created by Kevin Grevioux.
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AMHERST-With just over a minute left, Amherst scored a touchdown to defeat Wallace 50-44 in Class D2 state quarterfinals on Nov. 12.
The Broncos (10-1) took an early 14-0 lead in the game. But Wallace (9-2) came back in the second half and took the lead in the fourth quarter.
But Amherst got the touchdown it needed at the end to move on.
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The 2013 run to the quarterfinals for Wallace is tied for the best in school history.
In 2006 and 2007, the Wildcats also made the quarterfinals.In 2006, Wallace defeated Mullen and Lynch in the first two rounds before falling 50-36 to Chambers.
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Stephanie McMahon revealed on Twitter that she has a new jet plane. The belief is that WWE purchased the new vehicle for her because she will be attending events more frequently in the role of brand ambassador. Triple H and Vince McMahon will more than likely travel together to Monday Night Raw and Smackdown each week.
Since WWE stars had to travel through pretty rough weather this past winter, Vince McMahon is leaning towards doing more house shows on the west coast during the months of October through January, as the conditions on that side of the country are not nearly as harsh.
Travel isn't an easy thing. Since America Airlines lost their luggage, Natalya Neidhart and Tyson Kidd have no clothes to wear, so the WWE couple has no choice but to wear their ring gear in the hotel room. Natalya posted the hilarious picture on Twitter.
One of the perks and hassles of being a WWE performer is that you get to visit a lot of cities across the world. Xavier Woods is taking advantage of that opportunity now that he is on the main roster. He is currently on a mission to visit a local video game store in every city that he travels to.
"I knew AJ Lee from developmental a year before she was on NXT. I didn't know Dolph Ziggler at all. But when we started working together and traveling to different shows we realized that we shared a similar sense of humor. It didn't take us long to realize that it was kind of an odd pairing but it worked. We had a lot of fun and it is something that I'll always remember. I learned a lot from Dolph when I was ringside for all of the John Cena matches at house shows. It was a positive way for me to start my career."
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Taryn Terrell has been hitting the gym hard since giving birth. She has been pretty open about wanting to make a return to TNA, and it looks like that could be happening soon as the Knockout left the company on very good terms.
Former TNA knockout Taryn Terrell recently posted an unusual picture of herself and Brooke Tessmacher pretending to be asleep by the side of a swimming pool.
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Kris Humprhies emerged from his hotel this afternoon and ... um, yeah.
He just looks so DUMB. She could do a lot better, Reggie was way hotter imo.
She is the girl you f--- not marry. DON'T DO IT SUCKER!
She's marrying one of the Geico cavemen ?
That's an ugly mother******
His knuckles are scraping the ground.
In this pic I see he does have a little bit of African American in him....AWWWW. now I get it.
More like Here Comes The Goon. He's good looking but can't be very bright.
I thought this was a picture from his first day of his senior year of high school! Nice back pack, looks really grown up.
Kim dont waste ur booty on him:/
First day of College?
He looks like Taylor Lautner's older . . . slower . . . brother, with just a drop of caveman for good measure!
This wedding is all about publicity. It's obvious that Keeping up with the Kardashians is on its last legs, but now that Khloe and Kim have married NBA players, they can try out for Basketball Wives. Wanna bet?
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Albert and Sophie discuss how you can't talk strategy with Brandon because he always starts crying after five minutes. Heh. So they approach Coach and suggest ditching Edna. Coach has been WAITING for this moment and he delivers a monologue about how HE lost the challenge today. Finally! Someone pointed out that Coach didn't hit any targets either! Oh, wait. That's not what he meant. He meant that HE lost the challenge because of a failure in coaching, because Mikayla wouldn't take his advice. I really, really, really, really wish either Albert or Sophie would point out that Coach did the same as Mikayla. But they don't. Anyway, Coach goes on to deliver an incredibly sexist and creepy speech about how Edna will do whatever he tells her to, including following Ozzy around, even when he takes a shit, she would do it. Albert points out that Edna could be playing them all, and just faking her loyalty. Coach doesn't believe it, and says he would rather take useless Edna into challenges than willful Mikayla. I have a hard time believing that Coach would make the same speech about two men, and now I'm starting to understand why Coach always coached women's soccer teams. He's a paternalistic, sexist bastard. Anyway, Albert interviews that Coach isn't dumb to keep Edna around, since she seems to be in his pocket, but it's not good for the whole tribe or for Albert specifically.
Coach sees which way the wind is blowing and pulls Rick aside for a "man-to-man" talk. She, he talks to the men and reasons with them, but he orders the women around. Except Sophie, but she's older and larger than a size 2, so he probably considers her a man. Anyway, Coach's reasoning is that they should stick with the alliance they have, and not switch things up now, especially since Edna will "do as she's told." That is so gross to say about another grown-up, isn't it? She'll do as she's told. Or what? You'll spank her? Put her in time-out? Albert tells Rick that he's the deciding vote, since it's three against three at this point. Rick does NOT want that responsibility, since he's been largely invisible up until now. Well, as invisible as a dude with a giant cowboy hat and moustache can be.
Tribal Council. Probst immediately asks Coach what went wrong in the Challenge. Coach says they weren't working as a team, which wasn't the problem at all, although at least he does admit that he and Mikayla were both missing shots, and then says that he told Mikayla to take a break and she refused. Mikayla rolls her eyes and retorts that Coach never told her to just let Albert take over. Which is true. From Mikayla's standpoint (and let's be honest - she doesn't seem super bright), she could have thought Coach was telling her to rest because he thought she was tired out. Probst asks Edna if she's useless and Edna says she kind of is, in challenges at least. I'm paraphrasing there.


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RCHE releases spring conference summary
June 23, 2009
Following the successful spring 2009 conference, National Priorities and Goals, the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering released a brief summary document with speaker highlights and opportunities for future progress.
The conference was based on the November 2008 report from the National Priorities Partnership (NPP), which brought together 28 national healthcare organizations to develop a handful of priority areas for research and improvement. Conference speakers addressed the six areas from the report -- patient and family engagement, population health, safety, care coordination, overuse, palliative and end-of-life care -- identifying areas that posed the greatest challenges and areas with the greatest potential for change.
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3112 days 23 hours 46 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2208 days 17 hours 31 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2198 days 13 hours 2 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Repository access
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Vick owning dog again scary, sick
You don't have to be a Michael Vick hater to hate the idea of him owning a dog again. You don't have to be a disbeliever in the accomplishment of serving your time or paying your debt.
I'm glad that Vick went to prison. I'm glad he's out. I'm glad he's back in the NFL, making money, raising a family. I wish he'd hang on to the ball. I've said before that I wish Andy Reid would recognize that Vick is a Ferrari and not a wreck for a demolition derby.
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I'm not even skeptical of PR motives when Vick tweets out a picture of himself sitting at a table looking at a playbook on the computer while his daughter sits next to him doing her homework. It's sort of a nice, American ideal, really. But when you see an open box of Milk Bones dog biscuits on the table, too?
That is just scary. And sickening. Vick spent Wednesday avoiding questions about whether he has a dog again, saying his personal life is his personal life. He took down the photo and tweeted another one without the dog food. And on Thursday, his publicist issued a statement from him:
"I understand the strong emotions by some people about our family's decision to care for a pet. As a father, it is important to make sure my children develop a healthy relationship with animals. "I want to ensure that my children establish a loving bond and treat all of God's creatures with kindness and respect. Our pet is well cared for and loved as a member of our family. This is an opportunity to break the cycle. To that end, I will continue to honor my commitment to animal welfare and be an instrument of positive change.''
We are left to assume that the "pet'' is a dog, as Vick had said recently that he'd like to own one again. Vick has complained that it's unfair that he couldn't own one. Yes, "unfair.'' The dog food is a hint, too.
Vick is allowed, legally, to own a dog again. After 19 months in prison for his role in the dog-fighting ring, terms of his probation denied his dog-ownership for a while. That's all in the past now.
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But some sounds ring forever. As a dog owner, it's impossible for me to forget the terms from his indictment. The talk about wetting down dogs with water to electrocute them. "Hanging, drowning and slamming at least one dog's body to the ground.''
Did you know what a rape stand was before this? It's about forced breeding.
Every argument today is always too neatly placed into opposing boxes. Good, bad. Right, wrong. Vick is a rehabilitated good guy or a merciless con man.
He should be able to go on to a normal life, with his daughter studying at the table while he works. But he also should not own a dog.
Never again.
In some parts of the country, dog fighting isn't as awful as it is in others. It's possible that Vick grew up with a different view than most of us did. It's possible he has changed his view now. If so, good for him.
But I can't even imagine who would sell him a dog.
There is no use still carrying bitterness toward him. You can forgive. Years have passed. But that's not the same as forgetting, pretending. Vick brutalized dogs, and that dug right down into our psyche. He paid a huge price, including a huge contract. He has behaved beautifully since then, spoken out against animal cruelty.
But Vick cannot be trusted with animals. Non-animal lovers don't quite understand the horror that animal lovers felt and they will never understand.
People can watch humans die in the movies – Taken 2? – without any issue, but break into tears at the thought of an animal limping.
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Enough time has passed that I assume public sentiment will be on Vick's side on this now. But the picture is just too hard to handle. Vick's violence was too public. It became representative of a cause for animals.
Seeing him sit at the table with his daughter was a nice thing, really. In most cases, Norman Rockwell might have put those dog biscuits in the picture, too.
But with Vick, that just brought back too much. And when a PR person issues a statement with Vick saying he wants a pet to make sure his children develop a healthy relationship with animals? I don't see how anyone's stomach doesn't turn.
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FORT COLLINS - Colorado State University is among the three Colorado research universities that will have a seat on the board of directors of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's management team as part of a new contract announced this week.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Energy announced it had selected the Alliance for Sustainable Energy LLC as the management and operating contractor for NREL, which is based in Golden, Colo. The contract which amounts to $1.1 billion during the next five years will be managed by the Alliance. The Alliance, which is owned by Midwest Research Institute and Battelle, has named five research universities to its board of directors: Colorado State University, Colorado School of Mines, the University of Colorado at Boulder, Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
"NREL's leadership is taking a significant step in connecting with the university community on national energy research, technology and policy development," said Larry Edward Penley, president of Colorado State University. "Colorado State University's well-recognized energy and environmental research will aid in the development of actionable energy policies at the national level. This appointment is largely thanks to the hard work of the Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory, which has demonstrated the value of cooperation among the state's research universities with the nation's top federal energy laboratory."
The Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory consists of CSU, CU-Boulder, the Colorado School of Mines and NREL whose scientists work together on developing clean and renewable energy technology. Bill Farland, vice president for Research at CSU, has been a member of the Collaboratory's executive team and will serve as the university's representative on the NREL board.
"This is an exciting opportunity for Colorado State," Farland said. "We're going to have a more strategic role to play as a member of the board of directors of this LLC that has management and operations responsibility for NREL. We are expanding a hugely successful partnership with NREL as a Collaboratory partner and leveraging the resources of the premier national energy laboratory to develop game-changing technology and move it out into the marketplace."


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BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Syria's military was mounting what opposition activists said was the largest incursion in months on a rebellious suburb of Damascus on Monday, in an effort to drive back rebel forces that have taken up positions within miles of the center of the capital.
At least three people were killed in the fighting in the suburb, Daraya, southwest of Damascus, which was a focal point for the protest movement early in the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad, and later became a stronghold for fighters trying to topple his government. In one of the deadliest episodes of the war, hundreds of people, including many civilians, were killed in August when the military stormed Daraya in what it called a "cleansing" operation using troops and attack helicopters.
Attempts by rebel fighters to control territory around the capital has turned a ring of suburbs into a deadly cat and mouse game, as the army pounds residential neighborhoods with artillery and rockets to vanquish fighters who often retreat to the countryside and then return.
On Monday, the Syrian state news agency, SANA, said that the military was "continuing to clear the city of Daraya in the Damascus countryside" and that it had "destroyed a terrorist base and killed huge numbers of terrorists," without providing more detail. Opposition groups reported that between three and nine people were killed by government shelling.
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The shelling could be heard in the background as he spoke over Skype. "The regime forces are fighting fiercely to control Daraya," he said. "It's just a few kilometers to the presidential palace."world
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MONTICELLO — The No. 13 Arkansas-Monticello baseball team swept Henderson State in Saturday's doubleheader with an 8-6 win in the first game and a 7-5 win in the second.
In the first game, Zach McKnight picked up his second win of the season after allowing two runs (both earned) on four hits with three strikeouts and two walks.
Austin Braddock led UAM (14-4, 6-3 GAC) at the plate, finishing with two hits in two trips. He also had two walks and two RBIs.
Ben Agredano was 1 for 3 with a run scored and two RBIs for the Boll Weevils.
In the second game, Kade Garlington was credited with the win after 5 1/3 innings. He allowed five runs (all earned) on seven hits with three walks and four strikeouts.
Agredano was 3 for 3 with two runs scored and two RBis.
HSU completes series sweep
ARKADELPHIA — Henderson State completed a four-game weekend series sweep of the Arkansas-Monticello softball team as the Lady Reddies won a doubleheader from the Cotton Blossoms Saturday at Dee White Field.
HSU (9-10, 5-3 GAC) began the day with a 5-4 come-from-behind win over the Blossoms (10-9, 3-5) and then won the finale 9-3.
In the first game, Katie Slaughter is tagged with the loss for UAM. She pitched 6 1/3 and allowed five runs (two earned) on 14 hits with one walk and no strikeouts.
Sydney Tipton led at the plate for the Blossoms. She was 2 for 4 with one run and an RBI. Lacy Blanchard was 1 for 3 with two RBIs.
For HSU, Amy Halter was 3 for 4 with a run scored and an RBI.
In the second game, Blanchard pitched four innings of relief and was tagged with the loss. She gave up eight runs (six earned) on nine hits with a walk and a strikeout.
Kali Piha was 2 for 3 with a run scored for UAM.
OSU powers past UAPB
STILLWATER, Okla. — The Oklahoma State softball team swept Arkansas-Pine Bluff in a doubleheader Saturday at Cowgirl Stadium. The Cowgirls (12-7) won the first game 9-0 in five innings and took game two 10-0 in five innings.
Simone Freeman started the game for OSU. In four innings, she allowed one hit and struck out 10 to get her ninth victory of the season.
In the second game, Whitney Whitehorn pitched four innings, giving up two runs and striking out five.
Paige Garcia had the only hit for UAPB (1-10) in the first game.
Lacie Sutterfield went 4 1/3 innings, allowing nine runs (seven earned) on 10 hits with two walks and two strikeouts.
Shanice Murry took the loss in the second game. She worked four innings, allowing 10 runs (six earned) on 10 hits with six walks and one strikeout.
Kelsey Ridgeway went 2 for 2 at the plate for the Lady Lions.
UAPB will travel to Oxford, Miss. for a doubleheader against SEC opponent Ole Miss on Tuesday.
UALR men top ASU
LITTLE ROCK — James White scored 20 points Saturday night and Arkansas-Little Rock defeated in-state rival Arkansas State 74-67.
Ben Dillard and Mareik Isom scored 11 apiece, DeVonte Smith added 10, and UALR (14-15, 9-8 Sun Belt) ended A-State's three-game winning streak.
Cameron Golden led Arkansas State (17-10, 9-6) with 15 points, Brandon Reed scored 13 and Kendrick Washington contributed with 11.
UALR has now won six of the last seven games against Arkansas State in the Jack Stephens Center.
In the women's game, UALR (15-11, 10-6 Sun Belt) prevented Arkansas State (18-10, 12-4) from clinching the conference's regular season championship with a 64-55 win Saturday night.
Jaguars sweep Razorbacks in DH
FAYETTEVILLE — After Arkansas had its most robust offensive outing of the young season on Friday, the Razorbacks barely sniffed South Alabama's Locke St. John on Saturday.
St. John earned his first win of the season after a pair of no decisions by stifling Arkansas, 2-1, in the first game of Saturday's doubleheader at Baum Stadium. South Alabama took the nightcap as well, 5-2.
St. John went went 8 1/3 allowing eight hits, walking two and striking out three. St. John threw 116 pitches, including 73 for strikes.
South Alabama starter Kevin Hill was just about as good as St. John in the nightcap on Saturday, beating the Razorbacks to complete the doubleheader sweep.
Except for Spoon's two-run triple off the wall in right center in the fifth inning, Hill throttled the Razorbacks.
Hill went eight innings, struck out five and threw 72 of his 126 pitches for strikes.
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Senator Russell Pearce, Senate President
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Dear President Pearce,
Thank you for your willingness to serve Arizona as a Member of the Arizona State Senate. We, like you, are concerned about the challenges facing our State, particularly the need to address our structural deficit and insure an economic environment that attracts and retains high quality jobs.
While we recognize the desire for states like Arizona to fill the leadership vacuum left by federal inaction on immigration, we strongly believe it is unwise for the Legislature to pass any additional immigration legislation, including any measures leaving the determination of citizenship to the state.
We agree with you that our borders must be protected first, and now. We also believe that market-driven immigration policies can and should be developed by the federal government that will sustain America's status as a magnet for the world's most talented and hard-working people and preserve our ability to compete in the global economy.
If the Legislature believes it is worthwhile to debate the question of citizenship, we believe that debate is best held in the U.S. Congress. Already, Senators David Vitter of Louisiana and Rand Paul of Kentucky have introduced legislation aimed at amending the 14th Amendment to deny "birthright citizenship" to those born to individuals living in the U.S. illegally. Iowa Rep. Steve King has introduced similar legislation in the U.S. House.
Arizona's lawmakers and citizens are right to be concerned about illegal immigration. But we must acknowledge that when Arizona goes it alone on this issue, unintended consequences inevitably occur. Last year, boycotts were called against our state's business community, adversely impacting our already-struggling economy and costing us jobs. Arizona-based businesses saw contracts canceled or were turned away from bidding. Sales outside of the state declined. Even a business which merely had "Arizona" in its name felt the effects of the boycotts, compelling them to launch an educational campaign about their company's roots in Brooklyn. It is an undeniable fact that each of our companies and our employees were impacted by the boycotts and the coincident negative image.
Tourism, one of our state's largest industries and employment centers, also suffered from negative perceptions after the passage of SB 1070. The fact Governor Brewer directed $250,000 to repairing Arizona's reputation strongly suggests these efforts – whether fair or unfair - are harmful to our image.
Let us be clear: our dissension with legislative action on the state level does not translate to our being "pro-illegal immigration." To the contrary, we believe Congress must address border security, identity theft, sound and implementable employment verification systems and policies and the creation of a meaningful guest worker program. Therefore, we urge the Legislature to redirect its energy by joining us in pressing the federal government for meaningful immigration reform. Together, we can get results.
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Peter Likins, President Emeritus, University of Arizona
Robert Delgado, President/CEO, Hensley Beverage Company
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I never write mash notes.
But back around "Candy Apple Grey," when my life and career were in utter, lost, mid-20s chaos and Husker Du were one of about two things keeping me sane, I wrote a massive long mash note to the band care of SST Records, thanking them for doing so. Never expected a reply, never got one, don't care.
They were the core DNA of countless mix-tapes I made. I caught them live in Providence and New London. Got my nose busted slam-dancing at their show in a disused asbestos-removal training facility in industrial Philadelphia. I kept up with Mould through his solo / Sugar / later-solo phases.
And I have to say, the sound still galvanizes my day every single time I play it. Can't wait to see this film.
signed,pathetic drooling fanboy
LOL, Styx was sadly my first ever concert as well. As for Husker, well, I have borrowed them for my usernames on many of the interwebs. I'm reading Mould's memoir right now.
Mould is my personal guitar hero. Workbook is the soundtrack to my deepest, darkest depressions, and has saved me more than once. Will be helping him here, with gratitude for being able to do so. Thanks for posting this, Dave.
I am now a backer. Thank you for the pointer.
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Sound engineer John Stewart has never fallen out of love with DJ Danger Mouse's genius 2004 Grey Album, a mashup of the Beatles' White Album and Jay-Z's Black Album (and neither have I).
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Via Justin Bernacki and Trust me, I'm a linguist.
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• The cost for certificates of compliance for dwelling units would jump from $35 to $50, and for rooming units from $15 to $25 per unit.
• Cost of an unaccompanied inspection would increase from $50 to $100 per inspection.
• The existing fee of $200 for zoning fees, such as variances, special exceptions, equitable waivers and rehearings, would rise to $350.
LaFreniere estimates that the proposed increases could generate an additional $72,000 in permit fees, an additional $92,000 in certificate of compliance fees, an additional $20,000 in Planning Board application fees, and an additional $38,000 in Zoning Board of Adjustment fees, for a total of $222,000 in additional revenues if all the proposed changes were adopted. The enhanced revenue estimates were generated using calendar year 2013 as a baseline.
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Book your room at Villa Asina
Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Romantic hotel with a restaurant, in Datca (Datca City Center)
This romantic hotel is located in Datca (Datca City Center), close to Datca Port. Area attractions also include Datca Ferry Port.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Villa Asina features a seasonal outdoor pool. Other amenities include free self parking and tour/ticket assistance.
Room Amenities
Guestrooms have complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and DVD players; rooms also include safes and desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Mediterranean hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 20
- Number of floors - 3
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant
- Year Built 2008
- Conference space size (feet) - 50
- Free self parking
- Beach cabanas (complimentary)
- Pool sun loungers
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
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- Barbecue grill(s)
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Park your car
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Fight School
06/08/07 at 11:43 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Leader-Post,
When Aaron and Derek Boogaard take a wannabe tough guy to school, they usually do it on the ice.
The venue switched to the classroom this week when the Boogaard brothers - who make the Hansons of Slapshot fame look like lightweights - staged their inaugural hockey fighting camp at a Regina training centre.
The clinic included more 30 registered players from age 12 to 18 who signed on to receive a crash course from two of the toughest customers in the game.
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If Hasek Retires
06/08/07 at 11:21 AM ET | Comments (0)
The Wings will have four options if Hasek decides to retire with #4 most likely to happen…
from Ansar Khan at Mlive,
4. Sign a low-priced veteran free agent to a short-term deal.
This seems like their most likely course of action if Hasek retires. Bring in a veteran who won't break the bank to either compete with Osgood or be the No. 1 guy for one or two years. The problem is, the pickings are slim. Mathieu Garon of Los Angeles, David Aebischer of Montreal and Ed Belfour of Florida are in this group.
This only further goes to show how much the Wings need Hasek back for one more run at the Cup.
read on for the other three…
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Giguere Has Some Options
06/08/07 at 10:45 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Mark Whicker of the OC Register,
I think you can put him among the top three or four goaltenders in the league," said Bob Sauve, who is Giguere's agent and is, if anything, underselling him….
Burke called Sauve on Thursday to say he comes in peace. Sauve also sounded conciliatory, saying Giguere wants to stay and will do so "if he's treated fairly," which, of course, could mean a hundred things.
Only the Ducks and Kings can give Giguere easy access to the doctors who operated on his son, Maxime, in April. The generous role that owners Henry and Susan Samueli played in that episode also resonates with Giguere.
But the Kings have more cap room. Even if the Ducks could sign Giguere for $4.5 million, that's $17.5 million for Giguere, Pronger and S. Niedermayer in an overall budget that probably won't surpass $42 million.
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Travel With The Stanley Cup
06/08/07 at 10:23 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Kevin Shea at the Hockey Hall of Fame,
The Stanley Cup remained on the ice surface at the Honda Center for almost two hours after the final buzzer sounded. Families and friends of the victors got photographs with the prized trophy. Once all were done, Chris Pronger carried the Cup into the dressing room, which was already in full celebration mode, jammed to the rafters with players and team officials, along with their families, friends, media and other invited guests. A limited edition champagne was equally consumed and sprayed around the room. Scott Niedermayer was there with his wife and children, brother Rob with his fiancée and their proud mother enjoying every moment along with her sons. Teemu Selanne huddled with friends from Finland who had arrived to witness the Stanley Cup Final.
more and follow the Cup all summer long…
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Now What?
06/08/07 at 10:07 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Al Strachan of Fox Sports,
So now, the next question is this: What impact will the Anaheim triumph have on the National Hockey League?
For starters, because success breeds imitation, the general managers will look at the Ducks' success and ask if it was a fluke.
They will come to the conclusion that for the most part, it wasn't. Granted, this should be the first time in history that a referee's name is engraved on the Stanley Cup because without Don Koharksi's outrageous interference call on Pavel Datsyuk late in Game 5 of the Detroit series, the Ducks might well have been on the golf course during the finals. But be that as it may, the fact remains that once the Stanley Cup final got under way, the Ducks were by far the better team.
The GMs will ask themselves why that was the case and decide that for all the NHL's talk about giving the game back to the little man, size is still a crucial factor.
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Balsillie Game Plan
06/08/07 at 10:04 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Hamilton Spectator,
Councillors say that Waterloo billionaire Jim Balsillie, who has an agreement to buy the NHL's Nashville Predators for $220 million, wants them to approve his proposal to lease Copps Coliseum, Hamilton Place, and the Convention Centre at their meeting next Wednesday, June 13.
Six days later, Balsillie is slated to meet the NHL's board of governor's to seek approval for the sale of the Nashville team.
Balsillie, co-CEO of RIM, the company that makes the hand-held BlackBerry communications tool, is widely believed to be manoeuvering to relocate the money-losing Predators to Hamilton.
The word around city hall is Balsillie told Mayor Fred Eisenberger he believes he has a 50/50 chance of bringing the team to Copps, despite expected vetoes from NHL brass and compensation claims from the Toronto Maple Leafs and Buffalo Sabres for violating their territorial rights.
Filed in: Nashville Predators, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Possible Changes at the CBC Next Season
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
06/07/07 at 11:16 PM ET | Comments (0)
From William Houston at the Globe & Mail,
The National Hockey League season is over, but an important question about its television coverage remains unanswered.
Will the longest tenured play-by-play team in Canadian broadcasting, the CBC's Bob Cole and Harry Neale, return to the Hockey Night in Canada booth next season?
It's too early for a CBC announcement, but you can anticipate one of two decisions: Either the network will thank Cole, 74, and Neale, 70, for their long and estimable contribution to the show and say goodbye. And Jim Hughson will be offered Cole's spot as the No. 1 play-by-play caller, and the CBC will look for additional announcing and analytical talent.
continued… *plus more about the television ratings for the SCF
Filed in: Hockey Broadcasting, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Former Leafs Coach in Court
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
06/07/07 at 10:55 PM ET | Comments (0)
From London Free Press,
Dan Maloney squared off in countless hockey battles and gained a reputation as a tough guy and a team leader.
But the former National Hockey League star and Toronto Maple Leafs head coach has waged a lonelier struggle with a much tougher opponent—alcoholism—an addiction that landed him in court yesterday.
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Ten Years Ago Tonight…
06/07/07 at 10:23 PM ET | Comments (0)
...Hockeytown Erupted!
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What Are The Leafs Thinking
06/07/07 at 09:51 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Tim Wharnsby of the Globe and Mail,
Antropov, 27, is often injured and has seldom contributed for elongated stretches. He skated onto the Toronto scene in 1999-2000, and in the past four National Hockey League seasons he has missed 83 of a possible 328 games he has been eligible to play in because of injury. Yet his truncated participation and mediocre production resulted in his salary being doubled.
The likeable Kazak has never scored more than 18 goals in a season. Heck, Jeff O'Neill scored 20 goals this past season. Is Ferguson going to double O'Neill's $1.5-million salary, too? Not likely.
Sure, Antropov has played on the right side of captain Mats Sundin for a couple of years now. But that doesn't justify Antropov's new deal. The last time we checked the Leafs haven't won many playoff series with him.
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Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) Has Dethroned Wal-Mart as the Discount King
Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) the second-largest U.S. discount retailer, may have found a strategy to oust Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE: WMT) as the No. 1 discount-shopping source.
For years retailers have tried to get an edge on Wal-Mart, and through added business segments, new discounts and a streamlined store focus, Target may have done just that.
Even with a tough outlook for U.S. retail spending, the company is expected to do well for the rest of the year.
Burt Flickinger, managing director of Strategic Resource Group, said Target's been delivering all the right moves a retail company should make when the economy falters.
"Target's strategic plan is much stronger than Wal-Mart," Flickinger said. "Wal-Mart is going the wrong way."
Target Corp.: Shoppers' Delight
To compensate for a stagnant economy, Target slowed store openings and gave added incentives through discounts. The efforts helped boost same-store sales 3.9% last quarter, the biggest boost since 2007.
It also opened a grocery section in most stores to become more of a one-stop shopping experience, like many Wal-Mart locations. The grocery business boosted profitability and only slimmed margins to 31.6% from 32%.
Target's focus on consumable items is part of a strategy to generate more same-store sales in a few geographic regions, compared to geographically diversified Wal-Mart. The business shift has paid off.
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- Libya and the Oil Market: What You Should Expect
- Stocks Continue to Rally Even After Earthquake Hits Northeast
The Libyan Factor
Now that Moammar Gadhafi is about to be toppled from power in Tripoli, international oil majors are poised to stream back into Libya. Italian leader Eni S.p.A. (NYSE ADR: E) already rushed back field specialists Monday morning to assess damage even before the smoke (or the politics) cleared in the capital.
The great unknown is how long it will take to ramp up production to pre-crisis levels. Anecdotal evidence is pointing in all kinds of directions. Some European analysts have already concluded it could take one or two years at some of the primary fields, while others are saying the brunt of production could be back on line within a month.
This is going to be a field-by-field approach. More to the point, the condition of pipelines, gathering and processing facilities, terminals and port facilities will be just as important as the oil fields themselves. We know that some of these were heavily damaged. And that means full export volume is not something we can expect to see resume anytime in the near-term.
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Could Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) CEO Lloyd Blankfein Do the First "Perp Walk" of the Financial Crisis?
Lloyd Blankfein, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS), has hired high-profile criminal defense lawyer Reid Weingarten.
This is a game changer even if we don't yet know where the fire is.
Blankfein has led the firm for six years and spent the past two dealing with allegations of conflicts of interest and fraud. A Senate report released in April said Goldman dumped subprime loan exposure onto unsuspecting clients during the mortgage meltdown and then in 2010 gave Congress misleading testimonials about the firm's actions.
So far, Blankfein has not been accused of any crime or crimes. That means, and I cannot stress this strongly enough, that he is innocent in the court of law – even if he is held slightly above pond scum in the court of public opinion for his and Goldman's role in causing the financial crisis.
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The European Banking System is Finally on the Verge of Collapse
I hate to sound alarmist, but it looks as though the European banking system – and consequently the global banking system – is edging its way towards another epic collapse.
That means in just a few short months, stocks could be back at their 2009 lows while gold prices travel north of $2,500 an ounce.
This is the worst-case scenario that's been bandied about ever since Europe's debt problems first came to light.
How do we know that this is what's happening?
Because somebody is having trouble obtaining the money they need — and they just borrowed it from the lender of last resort.
The European Central Bank (ECB) last week lent $500 million dollars to an undisclosed Eurozone bank through a credit mechanism that had been dormant for the past 12 months, with the exception of one $70 million draw in February.
This comes as no surprise – the warning signs have always been there.
In fact, I warned Money Morning readers just a few weeks ago that the Eurozone could have its own American International Group Inc. (NYSE: AIG) – or worse, its own Lehman Bros. Holdings Inc. (PINK: LEHMQ) – lurking somewhere in the shadows.
Still, while this may not surprise you, it certainly surprised the heck out of the rose-colored glasses crowd that can't seem to understand the European sovereign debt crisis is finally about to wash up on our shores.
That's why stocks in the United States and around the world have taken such a brutal beating recently. Officially the story is about the renewed worries over Europe's debt crisis and U.S. data that suggests we're once again sliding into a recession.
But what's really happening is that global traders are moving quickly to liquidate holdings and raise cash while they can.
That's why so-called risk assets like stocks, corporate bonds, industrial metals, oil and higher-yielding junk instruments are tanking, as gold, the dollar and the yen are bucking up.
The U.S. Federal Reserve already is engaging in damage control. President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York William Dudley has said the risks of a double-dip recession are "quite low," despite anemic growth. And it's been rumored that U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke will telegraph new monetary stimulus measures Friday during his speech in Jackson Hole, WY.
But really, who are they kidding?
This crisis has nothing to do with liquidity (which is how the central bankers are trying to fight it) and everything to do with solvency (which is how they should be fighting it).
Not only are the risks of a global recession mounting by the minute, but I believe the concentration of risks is approaching critical mass.
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Consumer Flops Force Hewlett-Packard Strategy Shift
The most definitive proof yet that mobile devices are driving personal computers to extinction surfaced last week when Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ) announced it was throwing in the towel.
Tired of selling low-margin PCs, and with its tablet and smartphone offerings failing to catch on, H-P unveiled a massive change in its strategy – abandoning its consumer efforts to focus on software and services for businesses.
Hewlett-Packard's strategy shift involves three major changes:
- The company plans to abandon mobile computing altogether. It will stop making its Touch Pad tablet, which debuted just two months ago, and the Pre smartphones it acquired when it purchased Palm Inc. last year for $1.2 billion. H-P said it may try to salvage the WebOS that runs its mobile devices, also acquired in the Palm deal, by licensing it to other vendors.
- H-P will sell or spin off its PC division, which accounts for about a third of the company's revenue but less than a quarter of its profits.
- H-P will buy Autonomy Corp. PLC (PINK ADR: AUTNY) for $11.7 billion. The U.K.-based company specializes in business software that can search data such as emails, music, video and social media posts.
Of course, while most analysts agreed with the reasoning behind H-P's decision, they were less than pleased with the suddenness of the move and the apparent confusion in the company's execution.
"What they're trying to do is change the oil in the car at 60 miles per hour," Needham analyst Richard Kugele told USA Today.
Investors expressed their displeasure by dumping H-P stock, and accelerating on Friday. HPQ lost almost a quarter of its value shortly after the announcements Thursday afternoon, falling to $23.60 from its Wednesday closing price of $31.39.
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We Told You So: S&P Does an About-Face on its Call to "Sell Google"
Apparently it's not time to "Sell Google" after all.
When Standard & Poor's Equity Research downgraded the shares of Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) from "Buy" to "Sell" last week – and slashed its target price for Google shares from $700 to $500 – we were blunt in stating that the ratings agency had blown the call.
Looks like S&P must've heard us.
On Monday, just three days after downgrading Google, S&P did an almost-total about-face on its much-debated call – and upgraded Google shares from "Sell" to "Hold."
Frankly, these ratings firms seem determined to operate in a flawed manner – the S&P/"Sell Google" saga only underscores what we've been saying since 2007, when Money Morning warned readers that these firms failed to warn us about the subprime-mortgage disaster. (Don't forget, it was another unit of S&P that downgraded U.S. debt earlier this month. That downgrade, to be really credible, should have been announced several years ago, during the height of the global financial crisis.)
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Gold Prices Hit Another Record – But Silver is the Play to Make
Gold prices had another record-breaking day yesterday (Monday), with gold for December delivery climbing 2.1% to close at another all-time high of $1,891.90 an ounce on the Comex.
But as impressive as gold's run has been, silver may be the better bet.
Silver prices rose 2.5% yesterday to settle at $43.47 an ounce.
Make no mistake: Gold prices are headed higher, but silver, since it took a spill earlier this year, actually has more upside at the moment.
This is no secret to "insiders."
The latest CFTC data for the week ended Aug. 16 revealed tactical investors increased their exposure to every precious metal with the exception of gold. Net fund length in Comex Gold fell by 3,500 lots. Speculative length in Comex Silver, on the other hand rose.
The fear is that gold prices, which have been on an absolute tear through the month of August, have gotten ahead of themselves. Gold is up 16% this month, which means its set for its best monthly gain since 1999.
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Hardin Valley Academy students mixed things up at lunch on Thursday.
They played different games and activities that encouraged students to reach out and meet people they didn't know.
It's called "mix it up"and it's part of the schools' Project-U, a program to fight bullying.
The goal was for students to learn that once they interact with others outside their "friend" circle, it will be easier to include others in the future.
"It's important to have Project U because we're really just trying to raise awareness for students so they know what bullying is and they know how they can stop it. It's honestly a really big problem and people don't necessarily see it because a lot of times it happens on social media nowadays. So it's really important that we just get people to understand exactly what's happening," said Madalyn Neal, a Hardin Valley Junior.
Students also signed a pledged to stop bullying, and earlier this week, students put positive messages on mirrors around the school, so students would see themselves in a positive light.
Hardin Valley students started Project U in 2012. The anti-bullying campaign will be going to all middle schools in Knox County next year. They also helped the Knoxvill Police Department produce several anti-bullying public service announcements. You can see those on WBIR's Stop Bullying page.


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Double Mozart on Symphony @ 7 For His Birthday
Undeniably one of the greatest composers who ever lived, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on this date in 1756. It is still a miracle when we consider the astonishing quality of music he left us, all written in the brief 35 years he had on this earth. And there was plenty of it, too. The sonatas, chamber pieces, concertos, symphonies, operas, and more.
This evening on Symphony @ 7, we have just two works for you. One is a less often heard symphony, No. 20 in D, written in July of 1772 in Salzburg. It shows the 16 year old composer paying close attention to his older and famous contemporary Franz Joseph Haydn. Haydn's Symphony No. 42, also in the key of D major, seems to have been a model for the younger Mozart.
The other composition this evening, is the Sinfonia Concertante for Violin, Viola and Orchestra in E flat from a few years later, in 1779 when Mozart was on a tour ot Europe that included Mannheim and Paris. It just happens to be the greatest work written for this combination of instruments. It's a kind of hybrid symphony/concerto and is one of his earlier masterpieces. Mozart played both instruments himself, as well as being a fine pianist.
The heavenly singing quality of these two instrumental voices, soaring and intertwining, is beautifully evident in this video of a great performance, recorded quite a few years back, with a very much younger, Itzhak Perlman, Pinchas Zukerman, and conductor Zubin Mehta. The violin and viola enter about three minutes into the music: