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DocuSign, Inc. (DocuSign®) announced that Reginald ("Reggie") Davis, former general counsel and executive vice president of corporate and business affairs at Zynga, will join the company on August 4. Davis will serve as DocuSign's general counsel and member of the company's executive leadership team, reporting to Chairman and CEO Keith Krach. Ken Moyle, DocuSign's current general counsel and vice president of legal and corporate affairs, will assume the role of DocuSign Chief Policy Officer.
Davis brings nearly 30 years of general business leadership and legal expertise in technology to his new role at DocuSign, including most recently as general counsel and EVP at Zynga where he managed the company's hyper-growth from 114 to more than 3,600 employees; successfully completed 48 acquisitions that expanded the company to 32 offices worldwide; led the filing of more than 650 patent applications; and oversaw the third-largest Silicon Valley technology IPO. Davis led Zynga Legal to be named Most Innovative Legal Team by Inside Counsel Magazine in 2012 and was himself named San Francisco's General Counsel of the Year by the Silicon Valley Business Journal in 2012.
"I'm excited to be joining the company that is already the global standard for Digital Transaction Management," says Davis. "I look forward to further scaling DocuSign's corporate legal, policy and governance efforts and working with DocuSign's outstanding legal team to build on their success in driving business, industry and public sector acceptance of new forms of digital signature and transaction convenience with security for all kinds of organizations."
"Reggie's vast corporate legal knowledge, business background, and technology experience will help us scale DocuSign's legal team into the future," says Krach. "Reggie is joining DocuSign as we're driving hyper-growth and expanding our services into key industries across the globe."
Prior to Zynga, Davis led search operations at Yahoo! as vice president and served as VP and associate general counsel. He was also previously a partner at Hancock Rothert & Bunshoft (now known as Duane Morris) where he litigated cases in contract, patent and insurance matters. Davis received his Juris Doctorate from Tulane School of Law, and his undergraduate degree from Harvard.
Individuals interested in career opportunities with DocuSign may visit www.docusign.com/careers. Companies interested in DocuSign's Digital Transaction Management (DTM) platform may visit www.docusign.com.
About DocuSign, Inc.
DocuSign®, The Global Standard for Digital Transaction Management™. Global enterprises, business departments, individual professionals, and consumers have standardized on DocuSign, with more than 40,000 new users joining the DocuSign Global Network every day. Today, that network includes millions of users in 188 countries. DocuSign's DTM platform supports legally compliant electronic and digital signature processes tailored to meet requirements globally with localization in 43 languages. Companies and individuals DocuSign to accelerate transaction times to increase speed to results, reduce costs, increase security and compliance, and delight customers across nearly every industry – from financial services, insurance, technology, healthcare, manufacturing, communications, real estate, retail, and consumer goods to higher education, non-profit and others – as well as every business department, including sales, finance, operations, procurement, HR/staffing, legal, and customer support. For more information, visit www.docusign.com or call 877.720.2040. Visit the DocuSign blog at www.docusign.com/blog and follow DocuSign on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
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AEG started out as the owner of a troubled hockey team in search of a home. It wound up as a global conglomerate with a hand in sports teams, ticketing, rock concerts and restaurants.
If all goes according to plan, Anschutz Entertainment Group of Los Angeles will also be the operator and lead investor in the proposed sports arena in Sacramento's downtown railyard.
AEG would be one of the most powerful companies ever to descend on Sacramento a multibillion-dollar enterprise owned by one of America's wealthiest men, Denver oil tycoon Philip Anschutz, whose privately held Anschutz Co. counts AEG as one of its subsidiaries.
The firm's core business is owning and operating a worldwide portfolio of sports and entertainment arenas. It got its start by developing the Staples Center in Los Angeles built for Anschutz's L.A. Kings hockey team but also home to the NBA's Lakers and Clippers.
AEG's reach goes well beyond sports, however. It is the nation's second largest concert promoter and has produced tours for such big-name acts as Black Eyed Peas and Bon Jovi. It could use a Sacramento arena as another place for its rock band clients to play.
Arena goers would likely buy their tickets through something called AXS. That's the new AEG rival to Ticketmaster.
Before the show, they might eat at a restaurant developed by AEG. The company has built whole entertainment districts in Los Angeles and London.
"I don't think they're ever content to just build an arena," said David Carter, a sports business expert at the University of Southern California.
AEG hasn't signed on to the Sacramento project yet. But it's already indirectly involved, through a partly owned subsidiary called ICON Venue Group.
A partnership between ICON and Sacramento developer David Taylor has been selected by the city to negotiate an arena development deal, and AEG has shown interest in participating. AEG officials attended a meeting in Dallas last week with ICON, Taylor, the NBA and a delegation from City Hall.
"We would be willing to discuss a more formal role as the project progresses," said an AEG spokesman, who refused to be identified by name.
Negotiators are working against a March deadline to finalize a funding plan for the $387 million arena. Otherwise, the Sacramento Kings have vowed to leave town.
While the Kings' threat is motivating the push for a new arena, the team would be tenants, not owners. Under one possible scenario, the city would own the building. AEG would run it and control much of the profit similar to its deal with the 4-year-old Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. In return, AEG would invest tens of millions of dollars in the building's construction, as it did in Kansas City.
John Dangberg, Sacramento assistant city manager, said the level of investment by AEG is far from settled.
"We've been talking about ranges with AEG and various ways for them to participate," he said. "It's not just as simple as a number, it's a range of numbers."
Political savvy
An arena deal has frustrated Sacramento and the Kings for years, but AEG doesn't shy from big challenges.
A decade ago, it took over London's Millennium Dome a shuttered arena that had cost the British government $1 billion to build and turned it into the O2, one of the world's most successful concert venues.
This summer the company and its chief executive, Tim Leiweke, obtained crucial support from the California Legislature and Los Angeles City Council to move forward on one of AEG's most ambitious projects ever, a $1.3 billion pro football stadium in downtown L.A. that AEG plans to use to lure an NFL team.
The Legislature OK'd and Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law that streamlines the process if someone sues to block the stadium on environmental grounds. The Los Angeles City Council, meanwhile, tentatively approved a complicated financing package and a partial tear-down of the Convention Center to make room for the stadium.
It was the latest show of AEG's political skills.
"Tim Leiweke is, if not the most important and influential person in this town, he's in the top two or three," said USC's Carter. "AEG understands public policy."
Since 2005, the company and its affiliates have spent nearly $2.4 million on political contributions and lobbyists' fees in California.
The contributions have gone to Democrats and Republicans alike, although the company's heart probably lies with the GOP. Lieweke's boss, Anschutz, is known as a staunch conservative. Among his non-AEG holdings is the Weekly Standard, an influential conservative magazine.
Mostly, Anschutz has made his reputation as an astute businessman. He's ranked 39th on Forbes' list of the wealthiest Americans, with a net worth of $7 billion.
The son of a Kansas oilman, Anschutz (pronounced "Ann-shoots") made a big score in the early 1980s by selling an oilfield on the Utah-Wyoming border for $500 million. He later acquired the Southern Pacific Railroad which at the time owned the Sacramento railyard, site of the proposed arena.
Anschutz used Southern Pacific's rights of way to plant miles of fiber-optic cable. That became the basis of telecom giant Qwest Communications. He later sold SP to Union Pacific for a $1.5 billion profit.
In 2000, Qwest merged with U.S. West, a regional Baby Bell phone company. Anschutz remained one of the largest owners of the combined firm, which soon became embroiled in an accounting scandal. In 2004, Qwest agreed to pay $250 million to settle Securities and Exchange Commission charges that the company fraudulently booked $3.8 billion to make its performance look better to investors.
In 1995, Anschutz and a partner bought the L.A. Kings, who were struggling financially. They signaled they wanted to move the hockey team out of the aging Great Western Forum in Inglewood.
They wound up building Staples Center and persuaded the Lakers and Clippers to sign on as tenants. In order to fill the arena on nights when the teams weren't playing, they started booking concerts.
AEG was created to own and manage the vast network of sports and entertainment holdings that have grown from that single-venue foundation.
"The thing about AEG is they've really been prolific in the number of arena projects they've been involved in," said editor Gary Bongiovanni of Pollstar magazine, which follows the concert industry.
"They're not just flapping their lips they get them built, whether it's in Kansas City or London or Berlin or Newark, N.J."
Basketball and bars
Since AEG is a private company, and Anschutz is renowned for his secrecy, it is difficult to know how deep the company's pockets are, and whether it has suffered during the recession.
But the firm does appear to have spun gold in some tough situations. Despite its failure to land a hockey or basketball team for the Kansas City arena, AEG has earned so much money there that it triggered a revenue-sharing clause that's generated $2 million a year for the city.
"We're very happy with the deal," said City Manager Troy Schulte. "AEG has done a tremendous job of getting concerts."
In Sacramento, concerts and other special events might be the key to getting the arena built. The Kings would be the main tenant, but non-sports events are usually more profitable for arenas because they tend to share more of the revenue with the building operators, Bongiovanni said.
With its stable of big-name music acts, AEG could use the railyard arena as a tour stop. "They may view Sacramento as another outlet or distribution channel for their content," Carter said.
The company also could make money by selling food and drinks, or renting hotel rooms, outside the arena itself. AEG spent billions creating the L.A. Live entertainment district adjacent to Staples and a similar development in London.
Sacramento officials say it's possible AEG could try something similar, albeit smaller, at the railyard. So far, AEG hasn't raised the subject.
"That would be an obvious discussion at some point in time," said spokesman Jared Ficker of Inland American Real Estate Trust, which owns most of the railyard.
"What they did at L.A. Live, we're keenly aware of it."
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EU extends deadline on settler fish and dairy products ban
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Peres Center director Sharir to head Science, Tech Ministry
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Thessaloniki mayor sworn in wearing yellow 'Jude' star
Ukrainian rebels shoot Jewish man
Birthright alumni more supportive of Gaza op than general population
Thousands in Britain rally against rise in anti-Semitism
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גִיבּוֹרֵי יִשְׂרָאֵל מְקַבְּלֵי עִיטוּר הַגְבוּרָה
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02/01/2013 02:14
Analysis: Ireland's EU takeover bad news for Israel
EU building 370.
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Ireland, perhaps Israel's harshest critic inside the European Union, assumed the
position of the EU presidency on Monday at a time when Israel is already bracing
for a rocky period with the body over the stalled diplomatic process and
construction beyond the Green Line.While the importance of the EU
presidency has waned significantly in recent years as Brussels has increased its
power and the EU's foreign policy chief – and not the EU presidency – now chairs
meetings of its foreign ministers and represents the body internationally, the
EU's rotating president still can wield influence and push issues important to
it.One Foreign Ministry official said that if Dublin decides to turn its
extremely harsh criticism of Israel and the settlements into an "obsession," it
could present Jerusalem with considerable problems in its new role. At the same
time, he stressed, the EU presidency does not carry with it the same authority
it had some four years ago.Ireland is replacing Cyprus, which held
position for the last six months.Irish Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore,
in a November letter to the chairman of the Irish parliament's committee on
foreign affairs and trade, said Ireland would – when it assumed the EU
presidency – "push for a strong EU role in seeking progress on the MEPP [Middle
East Peace Process]."However, Gilmore said that "we have to be realistic
about the scope available to the rotating presidency under the new arrangements
relating to the CFSP [EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy]."He
pointed out that it is Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, who
chairs the meetings of the EU's foreign ministers and that she and the EU's
External Action Service determine the agenda of the meetings. In the past these
functions were carried out by the rotating president.Irrespective of
Ireland's new role, Israel is expecting the EU to adopt a more assertive role in
the coming year in trying to break the diplomatic stalemate with the
Palestinians, and take an even more critical stance on Israel's positions,
especially its settlement policies.Gilmore, perhaps in a sign of what is
in store, wrote in his letter withering criticism of the settlements, saying the
"illegal Israeli settlements" are "now a major impediment to the achievement of
peace in the Middle East."According to Gilmore, "The ongoing settlement
project inherently involves injustice to Palestinians and misappropriation of
their resources, especially land and water. The priority accorded both in
Israeli law and in practice to the settlers, their security and their interests,
is the basis for most of the restrictions under which Palestinians
labor."The Irish foreign minister said he has gone on record in the past
as saying that the EU should, were it deemed necessary to get Israel to end or
reverse its settlement policy, consider a possible ban on settlement products
from entering the EU.Such a ban, Gilmore wrote, "would be consistent
with EU values and positions… I believe that there is a moral case for banning
settlement products, and I agree it could have a symbolic impact."He
said, however, that the "problem" was not settlement products, but "the
settlements themselves, and their relentless expansion."Gilmore was
reportedly one of four EU ministers who sparked former foreign minister Avigdor
Liberman's ire last month, when they argued at the last EU foreign ministers
meeting in Brussels against including a tepid denouncement of recent Hamas calls
for the destruction of Israel in their statement slamming Israel for announcing
planning and construction of settlements in E1.In addition to Gilmore,
the other three foreign ministers were from Portugal, Denmark and Finland.
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GREENSBURG – On the opening night of the boys basketball sectional, host Greensburg dominated South Dearborn 105-38 in the first game and Lawrenceburg held off the Lions 60-56 despite struggling in the fourth quarter at the charity stripe.
Lawrenceburg improves to 12-9 on the year while the Lions finish at 10-10.
Lawrenceburg opened the scoring with a 3-pointer by Jordan Kauffman. The Lions answered with a Mitch Laird triple before Adam Harves hit Lawrenceburg's second 3-pointer to put the Tigers up 6-3.
The Tigers pushed the lead to 13-5 on a Mitch Martin 3-pointer and again Laird responded with a triple to cut the deficit to five. Following a Martin bucket, Bryce Dye drained a 3-pointer with one minute to play in the first quarter to get the Lions within four at 15-11. Jesse Hennies scored late for the Tigers, but a drive to the bucket by Kris Combs cut the deficit to 17-13 after the first quarter.
A Martin triple opened the second quarter. Cameron Cox got free in the lane for a bucket for the Lions before Martin scored again to make it 22-15. Alex Yurack scored the next four points for the Lions as the lead was down to three. After a Hennies rebound bucket, Nate Niehoff got on the board to again cut the deficit to three. Kauffman closed the half with a driving bucket that gave the Tigers a 28-23 lead at the break.
The Lions got off to a good start to the second half with a 7-2 run. Yurack started the spurt, Dye drained a 3-pointer and then dished to Cox for the bucket and a tie game 30-30. After a Lawrenceburg timeout, the Tigers scored the next 10 points to grab a 40-30 lead and force Rushville head coach Brian Bowen to call timeout. A set play out of the break got Niehoff open. He drew the foul and connected on a pair from the line to stop the Tiger run.


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In 1976, educator, musician, and kinesiologist Robin Wes longed for a children's gym that prioritized personal growth over competition. Unveiled at a time when physical-education classes pushed students to focus almost exclusively on winning, Robin's program was swiftly adopted and is now used in more than 300 Little Gyms worldwide. Robin still pens original music to accompany lessons, which engage whippersnappers 4 months old?12 years old with gymnastics, dance, karate, and parent and child activities.
Each of The Little Gym's classes introduces simple movements that sharpen motor skills and set brains whirring, allowing kids to progress at their own pace until they can finally build a computer out of macaroni and glitter. Staff members strive to build a base for lifelong social skills and self-assurance with each exercise, including activities rooted purely in fun, such as summer camps or birthday parties, which helped The Little Gym to earn title of #1 Birthday Chain in Parents magazine.
As a child, Kyle Mathis would try to play anything even remotely resembling a guitar—that is, until he was 10 years old. That year, his financially struggling parents bought him his first guitar, a black acoustic Harmony. He spent much of the following decade honing his skills on the fretboard. After his band won a fateful competition, he launched into the national touring circuit. Today, when he isn't busy touring as the guitarist of Parabelle, he straps on his guitar and passes on his knowledge to other budding musicians.
With gauged ears and tattooed arms, Kyle's look might skew more towards rock star than down-to-earth music teacher—yet he is accommodating, holding in customer's homes as well as his professional studio. During each one-hour class, he teaches students all the basics of guitar artistry that they must learn before they can shred, from basic chords and finger placement to the basic mid-solo kickflip.
As they enter the training circle at Curves, female guests come face-to-face with the smiles of other women. And just as points on a circle share a common distance from the circle's center, workout participants share the experiences of those nearby by trading stations throughout the 30-minute training session. One minute is spent on a piece of strength-training equipment built for feminine frames and designed to work two opposing muscle groups with a single movement. Exercisers then move on to a recovery station, where they run, jog, or dance to maintain heart rates and keep platforms in place during momentary losses of gravity.
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With 30 years of music-arrangement experience, Kevin Bigham expertly guides fingertips across piano keys during lessons held in studio, at students' homes, and even online via Skype video chat. Bigham welcomes students of all ages and skill levels, encouraging them to remain enthusiastic regardless of whether or not they've played in the past or showed up to the lesson wondering where the piano's mouthpiece is. When he's not sharing skills with pupils, Bigham can often be found adding live soundtracks to weddings and events. He also blends his twin passions of music and spirituality by playing piano during faith-based events.
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Arktisk og marin biologi
Jobber med planlegging av Climate-ecological Observatory for Arctic Tundra (COAT).
"Island-mainland plant communities: effects of species pool, grazing and productivity on spatial components of diversity" (project of prof. Ingibjörg Svala Jónsdóttir, University of Iceland). The general aim of this project is to analyse how plant species diversity is spatially organised in relation to selected factors, which are the size of regional species pools, grazing by large herbivores (reindeer and sheep), and contrasting productivity levels.
"The effect of grazing on the biological silicon buffer in subarctic ecosystems" (project of PhD student Adriaan Smis UiT/University of Antwerp, Belgium). The aim of this project is to quantify Si pools and fluxes in subarctic tundra ecosystems and to study the effects of intensive grazing on the functioning of the biological Si buffer in selected vegetation types.
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"Ecosystem Finnmark (EcoFinn) - Ungulate overabundance, trophic cascades and subsidies"
My research in the project Ecosystem Finnmark is focused on estimation of impacts of reindeer browsing on willow thicket spatial extent in conjunction with other environmental constraints. I also work with assessment of the role of willow thickets as foci and sources of biodiversity and trophic interactions.
MSc from University of Tromsø in January 2001, biologist 2001-2004, PhD student at Department of Biology, UiT 2004-2009, post.doc. researcher AMB, UiT 2010-2013. Researcher at UiT since May 2013.
Ravolainen, V. T. (2009). Tundra plant diversity as influenced by biotic interactions, PhD Thesis. Tromsø, University of Tromsø, Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics, Department of Arctic and Marine Biology. PhD Thesis.


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Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams TD reflects on the 20th anniversary of the historic IRA cessation.
In a statement issued to An Phoblacht the leadership of the IRA announce that as of midnight, August 31 1994, there will be a complete cessation of military operations.
This opportunity must be seized. Nothing should be allowed to undermine it.
Following the IRA's historic announcement of August 31, the Dublin government under Albert Reynolds moved quickly to consolidate this opportunity for peace and invited Gerry Adams and John Hume to government buildings on September 6, 1994 to discuss ways of advancing the peace process.


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she made eye contact with passengers on the train, hoping she would get written up about in missed connections. the character that she presented was a calculated enigma, interesting but aloof, generous with her time, but selective with whom she shared it.
do not leave,
not tonight.
I am content with this lie.
if you leave, all that will be left is the truth.
[recurring ideas]
- estás fumando mucho / ya estás perdido
- I watched her die à la los amantes del círculo polar
- poner la tristeza en un libro, cerrarlo, tirarlo
you look like a hurt deer today.
the young boy, perhaps four and a half years old, was of slight build with fine blonde hair styled in an unfortunate bowl cut. the woman, with messy brunette hair tied in a ponytail, had settled with the weight of motherhood.
the two were moving in and out of the window frame, play flighting.
she shifted her weight side to side, digging her feet into position, and lifted her arms in defensive fists while the boy watched, as if to say: this is how you protect yourself. the boy mimicked.
now, give me your best shot.
the boy jumped and punched and twirled, the locks of his hair flailing about like jellyfish tentacles. more than twice his size in height and stature, she deflected every blow.
ok, love, do you want a snack? you did great.
he entered the office—strange and uninvited. the man with rough, tanned skin donned a poorly-fitted linen blazer over a formerly white t-shirt, which was now worn with mechanic's grease. looking around, he began to chuckle. in his left hand, he held a yellow lollipop and a few tattered business cards. zambrano was his name, laser printer repair was his game.
*note: missing at least ten teeth.
I think I've figured it out. the american dream is achieving stability and consistency. sameness. day-to-day predictability. the american dream is: boring.
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she walked with a sickle-foot, a heavy bag twice her size slung over one shoulder, making of her upper body a humanoid tower of pisa, her free arm swinging apishly to keep the entire lopsided operation in motion.
she had looked beautiful just before, sitting with a café au lait in one hand and a thin book in the other, poised perfectly still as if for a portrait, her eyes glassed over with self-absorption.
illness is the night-side of life, a more onerous citizenship. everyone who is born holds dual citizenship in the kingdom of the well and in the kingdom of the sick. although we all prefer to use only the good passport, sooner or later each of us is obliged, at least for a spell, to identify ourselves as citizens of that other place.
—susan sontag
one: (after a night without sleep) I still experience the same feeling the I had in childhood, the feeling of superiority over those who had spent the night sleeping.
two: nobody needs less sleep than myself, for me sleep is like a farce. when we have visitors at home, I invite each one to stay for the night, and when they are all asleep, I watch them for a while. nothing is uglier than this butchered humanity. I avoid it.
he was brimming with an energy that he could not make sense of. he had spent thirty-three years of his life trying to direct and focus that energy into his passions—design, typography, machines, beauty—and he had been more successful than others [others appreciate beauty but hate everything they create; everything, when seen as a collective, falls short of beauty]. his mind was sharp. he was always direct, and this directness disarmed all those who were unfortunately fortunate to be the subject of his attention. but at the end of the day, he remained restless. a restless energy. it was a deep regret that he tried to bury under his passions, but it refused to be laid to rest. it could not be tamed and focused. it found direction, but only in loose morals and trivial loves. he tried, lying constantly to himself and all those unfortunately fortunate people, but he could not care for anything but the part of his soul that he lost forever in some distant land surrounded by turmoil and water.
quizás toda la vida es un sueño lúcido. cada día, pasamos por cientos personas—¡más!—que no conocemos; pasamos por ellos como si sean sombras. y a veces, uno de ellos nos toca—o le tocamos—nuestros ojos se encuentran, sonreímos. el resto es una historia que desenvuelva en horas o años y siempre termina con una rapidez tanto como comenzó. lo que consideramos la vida real—el ritmo y la cadencia de esta vida—comparte demasiadas similitudes al mundo de sueños para que sean totalmente diferentes y separados. el encuentro de los ojos: el momento en que despertamos del sueño y notamos que algo esta sucediendo—¡penetración! un milisegundo en que el secreto ya esta claro y se entiende todo—pero en seguida volvemos a soñar.
the pitch is holy land. more than any other religious ceremony, it is when I see a futbol player kiss the ground and cross his heart that I know there is a god.
[thought; narration]
when every so often something bad happens, however small, that really pushes you over the edge and you want to break a glass vase against an exposed brick wall — like misplacing your identity twice in one month — it would be wise to take a moment to think: at least i didn't get hit by a swan.
he was riding his red schwinn on the path along the lake. it was a brisk but clear day in copenhagen, and a gentle ripple brought the surface of the lake to life as a few swans glided gracefully in a panicked non-pattern. jakob never noticed much, but on this morning bike ride, he noted the unsettled swans.
it is always when a break from routine occurs that one should expect — well, expect the unexpected is quite the paradox.
jakob noticed more. up ahead on the path, a group of morning bikers and morning joggers had paused their morning activities to aim a perplexed raucous toward the sky. he stopped, too. he saw sparks, and then he saw the ground.
on that brisk but clear morning, one of the swans that call the lake home had broken from routine. perhaps bored of gliding gracefully in the calm, subdued way of swans, or perhaps in a desperation caused by ennui, it had taken flight. flying — not very far — into some electrical wires. causing sparks. causing all the morning bikers and morning joggers to pause. and it had fallen — not so gracefully — on jakob, who noticed:
it was a bit grilled.
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Dear Pat: I am in the preliminary design stages for my new house, and I am trying to decide on the best type of roof style for it. What is the best roof design for a long life with few leaks? — Ann G.
Dear Ann: There really is not one "best" roof design. The quality of the roof depends on the quality of the materials used and the workmanship of the roofers. Metal roofs are becoming much more popular on homes, and many of them will literally last a lifetime. They are also often made from recycled materials, so they are good for the environment.
Different areas of the country seem to have different preferences in the roof style used. If you want your home to fit in with others in your area, drive around your neighborhood and take a count of the different styles of roofs you find. This will also help you if you like to be a bit unique and want something different than most others.
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A variation on a gabled roof is a saltbox style that is common in the Northeast. The peak ridge of the roof is offset to one side, usually the front creating a taller vertical house front than the back.
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The South Decatur boys track and field team captured the Charger Invitational win Thursday afternoon at North Decatur.
The North track and field program hosted South, Milan, Knightstown, Tri High and Waldron.
The South boys scored 141 points, well ahead of Waldron's second-place 91. The North boys scored 63 for fifth place.
The North girls scored 101 points for third place overall. Knightstown won with 149, while second-place Waldron scored 107.
The Cougar boys won five events. Luke May captured the discus win with a mark of 136 feet, four inches. Junior Sam Studler won the 400-meter dash in 54.89 seconds. Taylor Campos took the 200 dash in 24.69 seconds. Chris Meadows (17.07) placed third in the 110-meter hurdles.
Tristin Ralph was second in the high jump with a mark of 5-06.
South's boys won two relays – the 4x100 and the 4x800.
For the North girls, Kaylee Rosenbach was second in the high jump (4-06). Junior Allie Louder took second in the discus (94-05) and fourth in the shot put (25-11.5).
For the North boys, senior Kevin Nielsen won the 100-meter dash in 11.55 seconds and the 300 hurdles in 42.82. Evan Wallpe captured the shot put with a mark of 42-11, and was second in the discus (133-0).
South Decatur's Ashley Hamilton won the 1600-meter run in 6:22.08. She was third in the 800 in 2:56.11.
Senior Emily Mapes took third in the 3200 in 15:06.51.
Anekah Bower was fourth in the high jump (4-02).
South's boys won two relays – the 4x100 and the 4x800.
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Composer/pianist, Sylvie Courvoisier was born and raised in Lausanne, Switzerland. She started to play piano at age of six initiated by her father, an amateur jazz pianist. She moved to Brooklyn, New York in 1998, where she currently resides.
She has played and recorded with John Zorn, Ikue Mori, Tim Berne, Joey Baron, Mark Feldman, Tony Oxley, Yusef Lateef, Dave Douglas, Joëlle Léandre, Herb Robertson, Butch Morris, Tom Rainey, Mark Dresser, Ellery Eskelin, Lotte Anker, Fred Frith, Michel Godard, Mark Nauseef among others.
She has been commissioned to write music for concerts, radio, dance and theater. Her works include: Concerto for electric guitar and chamber orchestra ; Balbutiements for vocal quartet and soprano ;Ocre de Barbarie, a musical performance for metronomes, automatons, barrel organ, piano, tuba, saxophone, violin and percussion....
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AwardsAwards include Switzerland's 1996 Prix des jeunes createurs and Zonta Club's 2000 Prix de la Creation.
Courvoisier's playing is jaw-dropping at times, and there's an extended passage that features her working both inside and on the keyboard of the piano interacting with Rainey and the others in subtle combinations, and working up to a terrifying free jazz piano freakout that could make a person faint! --Michael Anton Parker, 2005
This highly original and new music has it all: razor-sharp edges, sounds of a thousand dancing needles, thundering power arising from deeply yawning chasms, mystic fluorescence throughout, calmness combined with a mysterious kind of moving. --Henning Bolte, 5/2007
Dans un autre pays que la Suisse, elle serait adulée comme une des plus importantes plumes musicales de son temps. Elle recevrait tous les prix envisageables, n'aurait plus à se faire du souci pour les trente années à venir. Mais elle a decide de vivre outre-Atlantique. Elle est notre ambassade, mieux que quiconque... --Arnaud Robert, Le Temps, 2005
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The University of Texas at Tyler will offer two "Meet The Graduate School" information sessions for prospective graduate students this summer, Dr. William Geiger, graduate school dean, announced. "Meet the Graduate School: Featuring the UT Tyler School of Education" will be 6 – 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 24. "Meet the Graduate School: Featuring the UT …
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Jun 08 2014
UT Tyler announces new Director
Juan Fernando Loa has been named director of admissions at The University of Texas at Tyler, Sarah Bowdin, assistant vice president for enrollment management, announced. A UT Tyler alumnus, Loa fills the vacancy left by Bowdin's new appointment. He has served UT Tyler since May 2011, most recently as a graduate academic adviser for the …
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May 24 2014
Orientations: UT Tyler Announces 2014 New Patriot Orientations
The University of Texas at Tyler offers four New Patriot Orientation sessions this summer, Ona Tolliver, assistant vice president and dean of students, announced. This year's on-campus Patriot orientation sessions will be June 12-13, June 26-27, July 10-11 and July 24-25. Cost is $75 per student, $40 per adult guest and $20 per guest age …
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Apr 14 2014
Study abroad
The University of Texas at Tyler is presenting an opportunity for one UT Tyler student to study for a semester at St. John International University in Italy, Dr. Teresa Kennedy, UT Tyler Office of International Programs executive director, announced. Offered by St. John International, the scholarship is in the amount of $9,000. The student will …
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Mar 24 2014
Exposition: UT Tyler presents Bosnian Genocide Exhibit
The University of Texas at Tyler Robert R. Muntz Library currently features the exhibit "The Prijedor: Lives from the Bosnian Genocide," Jeanne Standley, library director, announced. The public exhibit, continuing through Monday, April 7, tells the story of genocide in the Bosnian city of Prijedor between 1992 and 1995. Thirty-two panels and a 40-minute video …
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Feb 19 2014
UT Tyler offers intensive English institute to assist international students, Tyler community
The University of Texas at Tyler has created an institute to help its international student population excel in university-level study, Dr. Alisa White, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, announced. Housed within the UT Tyler Office of International Programs, the Intensive English Language Institute provides instructional programs critical to UT Tyler's mission, offering …
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Dec 24 2013
UT Tyler Among the Most affordable
The University of Texas at Tyler is among the most affordable institutions offering outstanding online programs in the state, Dr. Alisa White, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, announced. Affordable Colleges Online, an independent resource, analyzed online degree programs from more than 2,000 accredited colleges and universities across the nation. Specifically, AC Online …
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It is with mixed feelings that I inform you that this is my last issue as Editor of the FDA Veterinarian. After 26½ years with the Food and Drug Administration, I am taking an early retirement, effective January 2, 2004. Over the past five years, first as Managing Editor, then as Editor, I tried to bring you news of CVM in a format that would be reader-friendly, and informative, and I was pleased that we were able to add a bit of color to the publication two years ago.
After spending half my life at FDA, I plan to enjoy my favorite things, especially horses and foxhunting, and Jack Russell Terriers. I even hope to pursue a second career in photography. Thank you for the opportunity to spread the news of CVM's mission. I was proud to be associated with FDA and CVM. Being able to incorporate my lifelong love of animals into my career was an added bonus.


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And who is going to Exile? Corinne wants to send Bob. Probst asks why, and Corinne says she wants him to find the hidden idol. Way to make your alliances obvious, Corinne. Meanwhile, I'm sure Sugar and Matty were more than happy to go along with the rest of their tribe's decision to send Bob since they know there's nothing out there for Bob to find, and Sugar's probably a little annoyed that Corinne apparently hasn't even entertained the thought that she could have found it during one of her 1,000 trips to Exile. We get a shot of Sugar looking pretty satisfied with herself, and then she reminds us that Bob isn't going to find that idol, since she already has it. Probst sends the tribes away, and Matty says that was the tensest challenge he's experienced thus far. "I felt like I was gonna have like four heart attacks," he says. And yet, he stayed remarkably chill for the most part. I admire that. I want to be more like Matty. Especially since I have terrible feeling that I would have acted more like Randy. As for Randy, he tells us that he doesn't know "what got into" Matty, but "what he pulled was ugly." Scratch that -- I wouldn't have acted like Randy. I know I have at least a modicum of self-awareness.
After the commercial, the Fang tribe members make their way into the Gabonese village, where they are welcomed by the natives wearing their ceremonial bright red lycra tank tops. I wonder: if Kota had won, they'd be wearing yellow instead? Matty says that he's the only person who's been trapped on the Fang tribe for this entire game, so it felt especially good to finally win a reward. The Fangs take a seat and are hit with wet leaves. Or as Corinne says, "all we're thinking is food. But instead, they start beating us with leaves that are covered in water and like stripping our clothes off of us." Yeah, probably because you guys freaking stink and it's offensive to everyone else. Either that, or (I hope) those leaves are poison ivy. P.S. I feel really sorry for whoever got stuck washing Randy. We then see Corinne sitting on a log wearing a funky new dress. Once the Fangians aren't offensively smelly and dirty, they're lead to another part of the village, and Corinne makes a new friend: a small child who obviously has bad taste in friends. Even Corinne has to admit that she's the last person anyone would expect to pal around with a two-year-old. Wrong! That would be Randy. Even when Randy was himself two years old, he hated two-year-olds.
There's a feast laid out for the Fangians, and now it's time for Matty to pull a Corinne and talk too much. "I was stoked when I saw Marcus gone," he says. He twists that to say he was happy because it gave them a better chance to win this reward, but Corinne is not amused. Charlie says Ace, Dan, and Marcus -- three "power players" -- just exited the game one after another. Okay ... how was Ace or Dan a power player? Or Marcus, really? A real power player would still be in this game. And now it's time for Charlie's reaction to Marcus's departure, and I can't wait. He says seeing Marcus gone was the lowest moment for him since the game started, as he and Marcus have been "playing together" both as alliance mates and "really good friends" from the beginning. Friends, really? More like a straight guy using a gay guy's obvious crush on him to further his position in the game. There's a difference. "And now with him gone, it's like, ugh, who do we turn to?" Charlie wonders. How about your own damn self for a change? "He really did a lot of thinking for us," Charlie concludes. Well, he's gone now, so that's the kind of thinking that you don't need.


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for Everyoneby A verified traveller
OK, but expecting morePosted 18-Aug-2014
Pros: Location. Room space.
Cons: Lobby. Carpet ceaniness
The hotel overall is fine and clean enough, but for the price I expect neater facilities and more cleaniness.
by A verified traveller from ft lauderdale
Looks better in pictures. The hotel is rather oldPosted 14-Aug-2014
The hotel is well located. The breakfast offered is only some pastries, but that is ok. No minibar, no refrigerator in the rooms. The bathrooms are a bit old. The hotel in missing a remodeling
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from Cupertino, CA
Nice hotel, convenient for UCSF out patient!Posted 08-Aug-2014
Pros: Warm cookie in the afternoon when we check-in is great.
Cons: Lower the rate? :-)
Location: The Chinese restaurant near by has good food :-)
The Hotel at the convenient location. Public bus stop right at the door. The free shuttle bus for UCSF just one block away. This make life easy for out patient UCSF short stay. It is a little bit expensive rate, but worth it!
for Business Travellersby A verified traveller from Birmingham, AL
Nice older hotel in Laurel Heights.Posted 05-Aug-2014
Pros: The staff was very helpful and hospitable. We enjoyed the continental breakfast each morning and coffee/cookies at night after a full day.
Cons: I had read that they were adding air conditioning in 2012, but that was not the case. We had to open our window at night to a lot of street noise.
Location: Laurel Heights, not too far from The Presidio and Golden Gate Park.
We found the hotel to be convenient to Muni and also to nearby restaurants and shops in Laurel Heights.
for Business Travellersby A verified traveller
Alright hotel. Could be cleaner.Posted 07-Jul-2014
Pros: The staff was able to help me with anything I needed.
Cons: Bathrooms. Clean, but could be cleaner and remodeled.
Location: It was right in the neighbor hood I needed to be in.
The bathrooms could be updated. Parking was a reasonable price. The staff was super nice and friendly. It was pretty much just a standard hotel. Nothing outstanding but it wasn't terrible.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Close to Mt. ZionPosted 19-Jun-2014
Pros: Closeness to Mt. Zion.
Cons: The non-street side is better and has a view.
Location: Close to several bus lines so good connection for getting around in the city.
This trip we traveled with our dogs and we were pleased with the accommodations and closeness to walking areas for them. Our room was large and very clean. It was easy to unload and reload. With the kitchenette we were able to do some eating in. It is located near several good eateries and walking distance to our Dr. appointment. Our only complaint was it was noisy as we were on the Sacramento/California side and did not have a view. It is pricey.
by A verified traveller
Great location, good neighborhood.Posted 11-Jun-2014
Location: Two fabulous restaurants near by, the Osteria for dinner and breakfast/ lunch place across the street. Walking the neighborhood and the Presido, fab.
Hotel well designed but needs some maintenance . I would go back if it was about $75 to $100 less. For what we paid I expected more.
for Familiesby Geri from Mass.
Good location for our familyPosted 02-Jun-2014
Pros: Convenient location
Cons: Front office staff weren't very professional
Five family members stayed for a long weekend . There was an initial mix-up about the number of rooms we'd reserved via Expedia. The front desk staff were not very competent. However, once things got straightened out, the rooms were OK. There's a nice care called Ella's across the street for brunch.
for Business Travellersby A verified traveller
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for Everyoneby Joy from San Diego
Great area of San Francisco -- close to everythingPosted 12-May-2014
Pros: Everything!
Loved the hotel -- very friendly staff and most helpful. We loved the fresh baked cookies in the afternoon and the fresh bakery items for breakfast. Great premium coffee and teas were available 24/7. The beds were extremely comfortable. Parking and available transportation were convenient.


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Four Rivers Software, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania based leading provider of state of the art comprehensive maintenance management solutions (CMMS) to the healthcare industry, has an opportunity for a Field Engineer. Travel to facility sites is required. The organization has successfully implemented their Total Maintenance System (TMS) Family of products in over 2,100 healthcare facilities throughout the United States. The TMS software uses the latest .NET and true web-based technologies.
This opportunity will provide the successful candidate with the ability to be an integral, highly visible part of successful product implementation and ongoing favorable customer relations by the installation of systems and training of client personnel throughout the United States. Travel is involved in at least 85% of the assignments supporting exciting and challenging installations and training of client personnel. Multi level types of training such as one-on-one, platform, and group (classroom) are utilized in educating client personnel. Training is an important part of the Field Engineer responsibilities and involves delivering clear and easy class instructions as well as communication of difficult concepts while maintaining professional presentation skills. In addition, the Field Engineer will provide necessary consulting services and modifications to insure successful adaptation to the client's requirements along with the provision of eLearning and eConsulting services. The Field Engineer creates and modifies advanced customer reports using TMS Reporting tools for Advanced Reports, Crystal Reports, and Component One Report Writer. You'll be able to draw on your experience and self-reliance to devise and utilize creative solutions and to troubleshoot, perform product testing, and resolve issues in addition to writing, selecting, updating, and deleting SQL statements in successfully meeting customer expectations. Further, the Field Engineer assists customers in a Call Center role or software testing capacity when not performing customer site assignments.
Qualifications to receive consideration for this opportunity:
As a Four Rivers team member, we make sure that you are supported with a suite of benefits. We offer a comprehensive benefits program that includes medical, dental, and vision. In addition, we offer a number of benefits to help meet the needs of our employees and their families, including:
For consideration, submit resume with salary history to:
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This was made from a picture in a game book.My second creation! I presented the idea to my mom who helped me by drafting the pattern and doing my measurements. Then the rest was up to me, layout, cutting and sewing. (with a few helpful hints from my Mum). I had a great time wearing it out with my friends Halloween Night!
Black suiting for the jacket and one leg of the pants. Cotton harliqin fabric for the other pant leg and one cuff. Black suede fabric for the other cuff and black leather for closures on cuffs with 16 "D" rings. Black shirt,belt,cane and boots were purchased.
My mom for drafting, measuring and creative bug. Me for idea, layout, cutting and sewing.
Jan 8, 2009, 05.44 PMby goth-prince
what a look, it's great. you're nearly as scary as me, lol.
Nov 9, 2008, 07.08 AMby gedwoods
This is awesome Nathan! What a talent for originality you have! It is inspiring, teaches us all to step off the beaten track. Thanks!
Nov 3, 2008, 02.21 PMby thora47
Wow! THAT is an impressive creation – and especially for only your second project! What a great costume; well done!
Nov 3, 2008, 12.31 PMby crisford1
Very cool! I love the way the collar stands up and out. And where did you find that belt?
Nov 3, 2008, 12.16 PMby jeffrey
wow ambitious. Pants and a jacket for a second project, I'm super impressed.
Nov 3, 2008, 06.53 AMby ghainskom
very original, i love it!
Nov 3, 2008, 05.04 AMby anajan
Hey Nathan, cool costume! Love the collar and sharp sleeves. Great job!
Nov 3, 2008, 03.43 AMby justmica
Hehehe, how fun!!!
Nov 3, 2008, 01.41 AMby officebusybody
Great outfit, I thought this was for a cosplay convention. It's too good just to wear once for Halloween. How did you get the collar to stay up?
Nov 3, 2008, 01.40 AMby polychromatin
Great job on your costume! The collar of the coat is really cool!
Nov 2, 2008, 09.44 PMby verypurpleperson
wow it looks so fantastic!
Nov 2, 2008, 09.30 PMby calicocouture
Really cool! I like it a lot. =D
Nov 2, 2008, 09.18 PMby sewmommy
Coolest costume ever!
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He says the drone debate illustrates the balancing act necessary on security issues.
Mueller: Broaden surveillance powers
He discusses the so-called going dark problem.
Mueller: FBI drone use 'seldom'
He says the privacy implications of using drones are worthy of debate and eventual legislation.
$65K reward in 2008 bombing
Authorities are trying to generate leads with new video footage and a higher reward.
Jimmy Hoffa body search: Reputed Mafioso tip triggers new FBI hunt
The FBI saw enough merit in a reputed Mafia captain's tip to once again break out the digging equipment to search for the remains of former Teamsters union leader Jimmy Hoffa, last seen alive before a lunch meeting with two mobsters nearly 40 years ago.
Big government's negative impact
Opinion: The recent scandals wouldn't have occurred if our government wasn't so gigantic.
FBI knew earlier of Boston bombing suspect
Mueller tells lawmakers Tamerlan Tsarnaev's name arose in investigations before Russian warning in 2011.
Mueller: Must balance safety, rights
The FBI director addresses privacy issues in written testimony before his House panel appearance.
DNI defends 'important' surveillance
Clapper will declassify parts of the program to give Americans more understanding of its limits.
Kelley files suit against DOD, FBI
The socialite alleges her privacy was disregarded during the David Petraeus scandal.
U.S. Attorney says Muslim tolerance event will discuss free speech rights
Federal prosecutor clarifies that event on social media use will talk about civil rights laws and the First Amendment
Judge: Google must give FBI info
It is unclear from the ruling what type of information the government sought to obtain.
Another ricin letter sent to Obama
FBI says batch of letters originated in Washington state, sent to White House, CIA and federal judge in Spokane
ACLU chilly towards Jim Comey for FBI
Civil liberties group ties reported new Obama pick to 'some of the worst abuses of the Bush Administration'
Obama to tap James Comey for FBI
The expected nomination would bestow an important and sensitive post on a Republican.
FBI: Man fatally shot during Boston marathon bombing investigation
A Chechen immigrant was shot to death by authorities at his home early Wednesday while being questioned in the Boston Marathon bombing case, officials said.
FBI agent fatally shoots man in Orlando
A man was fatally shot when a team of FBI agents swarmed an apartment complex near Universal Studios in Orlando.
2 FBI agents killed during training
Members of the agency's elite Hostage Rescue Team were killed in a training accident in Virginia.
Boston reignites terror stings debate
April's attack brings up old questions and arguments about anti-terrorism tactics.
FBI's Mueller concedes slip-up on alleged Boston bomber's travel
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Dong Nam A today officially kicked-off the fascinating promotion programme of "Buy a computer, get a wireless mouse" at shops or distribution channels authorised in Hanoi, Haiphong, Danang, Can Tho and Ho Chi Minh City.
Keywords: MicrosoftLaptopsbuyComputersUsersexploreThe Gioi Di Dong
VietNam News English 25 month(s) ago
Computer sellers are confident that the start of the new school year will as usual see the computer and laptop market bounce back from a dull second quarter.
Keywords: SalesshopPromotionsSupermarketsDiscountsmarketThe Gioi Di Dong
Hanoi Times English 26 month(s) ago
The Hanoitimes - Ten Vietnamese retailers have been named in Top 500 Asia-Pacific retailers in 2012 by Singapore-based Retail Asia magazine.
Keywords: justifyRetailersAsia PacificchainVien Thong AThe Gioi Di DongParkson
Báo điện tử CP English 26 month(s) ago
VGP - Ten Vietnamese retailers have been named in Top 500 Asia-Pacific retailers in 2012 by Singapore-based Retail Asia magazine.
Keywords: RetailerschainAsia PacificBig C SupermarketThe Gioi Di DongParksonVien Thong A
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