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You're afraid sunscreen will make your already temperamental skin break out even more. Besides, who wants a thick, smelly cream smeared across their face everyday?
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And yes, these moisturizers can give you just as much sun protection as a stand alone sunscreen. You should still choose a product that gives at least SPF 15 and broad-spectrum protection.
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Music that's too good for the radio.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor. Background image by Justin Angelos.
Australian folk-pop band, The Paper Kites, are currently in the studio recording some new songs. They'll be recording through June and then touring in July. Below are some links so that you can stay posted on everything dealing with The Paper Kites.
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Pennsylvania's First Ladies
This summer, PCN sat down with former First Ladies of Pennsylvania to discuss their experiences living and serving in the Governor's Residence. Find out how Ginny Thornburgh, Ellen Casey, Michele Ridge, Kathy Schweiker, Judge Marjorie Rendell and current First Lady, Susan Corbett spent their time advocating for their state-wide initiatives, maintaining normal family time in the public eye and supporting their husbands as they were Governor of Pennsylvania. Watch Thursday, September 5 at 7:30 pm.


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It is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain three blogs. While I do like several of the features here at wordpress, I have much more control and many more options available to me at my blogspot site. So today, I'm officially moving everything over to that site.
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Today, we are discussing Wee William's Woman and questions you may have regarding this very popular character! ;o)
Thank you all for taking the time to do this! ;o) Have a beautiful day!!
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Red Pencil Thursdays….
Hello everyone! Yesterday, I was blessed with being able to participate in Mia Marlowe's 'Red Pencil Thursday' event! I received some great insights, thoughts, and advice from readers as it pertains to the first 500 words of Wee William's Woman. I have taken that advice to heart and to pen. To see how the process began and the reader's opinions, visit Mia's page here
Red Pencil Thursdays and Wee William's Woman
Hello! Today we're blogging at Mia Marlowe's website and I'm participating in her Red Pencil Thursday event! Please stop by and take a look at the writing process. They're helping critique the first 500 words on Wee William's Woman! You can see how it began and where I've taken in and even leave your own opinions! I'd love to hear what you all think!
Laiden's Daughter…Happy Dance of Joy!
Thank you all!!! As of last night, we've sold over 30,000 copies of Laiden's Daughter around the world since February, 2012! That is just the Kindle sales. That doesn't include those borrowed through Prime, or the 9 sold at B&N (haha!) This doesn't include the paperbacks sold via Amazon nor the countless copies my mom gave away to her friends! lol
This is just so very, very exciting! I couldn't have done this without all of you! She has been on Amazon's Top 100 Best Sellers List since February and now boasts 46 5-Star Reviews! I'd say that's pretty darn good for a debut novel!
Thank you all so very much! Again, I just couldn't have done this without you. Have a beautiful weekend!
My Interview of Author Emery Lee…
Emery and I met via her Facebook page Romantic Historical Fiction Lovers. Emery is one of the nicest women that I've ever met! She was kind enough to take time to do an interview with me. I hope you enjoy learning a little more about this phenomenal author as much as I did! ;o) Click here for the interview.
My Interview With Carl Purdon, Author of The Night Train
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Findley's Lass in Bookstores! ;o)
Hello everyone! As you know, I've heard back from publisher and we are a go for launch for November 1. ;o)
Now, because I am still a new author, I'm still considered an 'unknown', lol. So if you'd like to be able to pick up a copy of Findley's Lass at your local bookstore, I recommend calling the aforementioned bookstore and asking them to get a copy in for you. If you're lucky, you might even be able to get your copy before the November 1 date, but no guarantees. ;o)
The ISBN for Findley's Lass is:
ISBN-13: 978-0-9855443-2-4 that might help them find it in their catalog. ;o)
If you have any questions, please feel free to post here or send me an email: email@example.com
Thanks again for your continued support and warm wishes! I have the best readers on the planet! ;o)
Paperback Announcement!!
Such an exciting morning! We've accepted the final copy of Findley's Lass to our new publisher and we're on our way!!! Findley's will be available in book stores — real book and mortar book stores – November 1, 2012!!! I've been doing happy dance of joy for about 5 minutes! ;o)
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CMA CGM To Add Call At Buchanan Port
France-based container transportation and shipping company CMA CGM has expanded its PC north service with the addition of a new call at Buchanan, Liberia.Read article ›
France-based container transportation and shipping company CMA CGM has expanded its PC north service with the addition of a new call at Buchanan, Liberia.Read article ›
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My neighbor is super nice, neighbor Carlos, came over and he said, 'I hope you don't mind living next to a Mexican, 'cause we leave s**t on our lawn.' I said, 'Well, if we're going to talk in stereotypes, I hope you don't mind living next to a white lady -- 'cause I'm gonna steal that s**t. Manifest Destiny, it's kind of already mine.'
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Dustin-Prestige - Ladykiller [Song]
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The most annoying thing about articles involving Exchange is that most people don't understand what it is
Exchange, a product primarily for the enterprise, has been in consumer tech news a lot lately. And on each article, the amount of ignorance on what Exchange and its features does is staggering. But I expect this. Not everyone here is an IT administrator who works with Exchange. At most, they merely know it as that-email-thing-I-connect-to-at-work.
Let's take yesterday's article of the Exchange calendar bug with iOS 6.1. Microsoft's support article is intended for an IT audience, but of course, that doesn't stop normal folk from reading it wrong.
What is a transaction log?
The first thing I've noticed are some people are misinterpreting what a transaction log is. A transaction log is not a log in the traditional sense of an app writing commands and errors to file to be read by someone at a later time if needed. An Exchange transaction log is the server's lifeblood. It holds the commands to commit the changes to the database later, at a safer time. It's what allows versioning of items happen (think Apple's local Time Machine or Microsoft's Volume Shadow Copy on a much grander scale). If the server crashes, transaction logs are crucial to the server's recovery since there's a copy of the data that can be used to restore the database to a known good state.
What iOS 6.1 is doing is getting stuck in a loop that keeps creating versions of the same calendar item. This causes excessive transaction logs. To protect itself, if an Exchange server is close to running out of disk space, it will unmount its database, halting itself before you're really screwed. Transaction logs have to be committed to the database and the database manually remounted to get things going again.
Microsoft sux! Something's wrong with the server!
So the next thing people are saying is "lol Micro$oft's terrible coding shouldn't be allowing a client to run rampant". First, you're an idiot for using the dollar sign. Second, Exchange can already prevent a client from going crazy.
See, a major selling point of Microsoft's products, especially among the enterprise, is how much control the administrators have over how the system works. In Exchange's case, you can set policies to control how Exchange reacts to certain events. If people actually got further into the aforementioned support article, you would notice in the workaround section, the first suggestion is to throttle iOS clients, meaning making Exchange cut off the client's connection if something runs rampant! I'm willing to bet most on-premise Exchange installations never had a throttling policy set because excessive transaction logs were not an issue. At least, not until a very popular client with a big flaw came along.
But this is typical throughout Microsoft's history: Third-party app/component breaks due to not following guidelines or genuine missed bugs. Solution: Blame Microsoft.
What is Exchange ActiveSync?
Now let's go back to late last year when Google said it was dropping support for Exchange ActiveSync (referred to as EAS from here on in). Once again, comment sections were filled with people who have probably never heard of EAS, but it had Microsoft's name on it, Google said they were dropping it, therefore let's hate Microsoft.
Exchange ActiveSync is a protocol for exchanging (hmm, product name tie-in much?) data between a server and a client. What Microsoft does is make the protocol specifications, then licenses the technology and patents to its licensees.
Unlike at least one person I saw in the comments thread about this, EAS is not something hosted by Microsoft that all your email is filtered through. Google licensed EAS from Microsoft, implemented it on their own servers, then let their customers access Google mail/contacts/calendars using this protocol to communicate with the server.
Some of the benefits of EAS over CalDAV/CardDAV/IMAP are:
- Push sync for all contents of the account. The *DAVs sync at least every 15 minutes. IMAP has IMAP_IDLE for push email, but it's not widely used. I hear it's also really bad, but again, no one really uses it to say for sure.
- Security policies that can be set by admins. The *DAVs and IMAP have nothing on this.
- Remote wipe. This is not an issue for iOS, Windows Phone or BlackBerry 10 as they all have Find My Phone tools built-into the OS, but Google has done nothing for Android in this regard. While possible, it's a bit more complex to set up for Android since it involves third-party apps and services.
Sure, not everyone needs their contacts and calendars changes immediately, or the security policies, but there's a reason why Google merely put it behind a paywall (so its business customers still had it) instead of getting rid of it altogether.
The other argument against EAS was that it's not an open source protocol and therefore it's bad. Spoiler alert: Most of the world runs on paid software in some form of another. There is no rule that says all software must be free, as in money or as in beer. Exchange is a popular mail server. People want to connect to their work mail server. Exchange uses EAS. Therefore, EAS gets popularity. If Google wants to drop EAS, that's fine. If their customers don't like it, they'll go elsewhere. If they don't care, they'll stay. If Microsoft lets the protocol stagnate, it'll lose customers. That's just the way the world works. There's nothing wrong with closed or open-source software. It's different mentalities and ways of business, each with their pros and cons.
We're lucky enough to live in a time with enough choice about what we want to use. But to insult a product with no understanding of it or based on who made it makes you an idiot. It makes you a fanboy. And your opinion is not worth hearing.


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Encryption is one of the best ways to prevent the type of terrible headaches that many high-profile companies have experienced with stolen data. Even if experienced hackers are able to penetrate a system, having the data encrypted can mean that nothing useful is taken.
But encryption can place a high burden on a network and its users. It's not too difficult to encrypt data, but providing access to protected files for authorized users while keeping everyone else away is extremely complicated. Small organizations may be able to manage encryption schemes manually, but for anything beyond a few dozen users, the task of doing that without help becomes monumentally difficult.
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Florida 2000 Redux?
Wednesday, October 01, 2008 at 6:30 am
You know it's going to be a heated election when a state attorney general sues his own state agency for not cracking down on voter fraud. But that's just what's happened in Wisconsin. It's indicative of the kinds of legal challenges now being brought in hotly contested states around the country. The outcomes of those challenges will decide whose votes get counted and whose don't — and in a race as close as this one, that could make all the difference.
In each case, Republicans claim voter fraud is rampant and the government has to crack down on it. Democrats, meanwhile, argue it's rare – and far less of a problem than intimidation and harassment of voters at the polls.
In Wisconsin, Atty. Gen. J.B. Van Hollen – a Republican and the state co-chair of Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign — has sued the state's Government Accountability Board, a non-partisan group of former state judges responsible for implementing the election laws. Van Hollen insists that the board's failure to require that the identifying information which voters used to register matches the information contained in a new statewide voter database is a violation of the federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002.
"The statewide computerized voter registration list required by HAVA includes thousands, if not tens of thousands, of names whose information has not been verified through the HAVA checks mandated by Congress and required by state law," Van Hollen said when he filed the case. "Unless action is taken by the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, these names will remain on the list during the Nov. 4, 2008 presidential election and there is a significant risk, if not a certainty, that unlawful votes will be cast and counted."
The federal law requires states to create a computerized statewide voter registration list that contains the name and identifying information of every legally registered voter. It does not, however, require that information on already-registered voters match the information in the new database.
For good reason. Personal data often doesn't match — not due to any voter fraud, but because voters used a married or hyphenated name or nickname; or because of typographical errors by state workers entering the information into the database.
As a result, the handful of states that have mandated matching have found themselves facing a logistical nightmare. In Washington state, between 16 percent and 30 percent of registered voters in each county did not match the state database. In Florida, some 20,000 voters were denied or delayed in voting on that basis in 2006. Both ended up getting sued for making the match mandatory and so disenfranchising tens of thousands of voters.
In Wisconsin, after 22 percent of voters' registration information did not match the state's database – including data on three of the six judges on the accountability board — the board decided that trying to match everyone to the database by November would be impossible. The database wasn't even completed until Aug. 1.
"To immediately require that every voter registered since January 2006 be matched against the state database," Kevin Kennedy, the board's director and general counsel wrote to Van Hollen in August, "could lead to mass confusion at the polls."
Van Hollen has continued to pursue the suit, however, insisting it's necessary to prevent voter fraud. "When unlawful votes are cast and counted," he said when he filed the case, "the power of a lawful vote is diminished."
But voting experts say voter fraud of this type is extremely rare. "It is more likely that an individual will be struck by lightning than that he will impersonate another voter at the polls," the Brennan Center for Justice concluded, after conducting a comprehensive study last year.
Meanwhile, the Brennan Center's studies show that rules like the one Wisconsin's attorney general is advocating disenfranchise thousands of people – most often the poor, elderly and minorities.
In Florida, for example, where the Brennan Center sued the state on behalf of the state's NAACP, studies showed that black voters made up 13 percent of all registration applicants, but were 26 percent of all matching problems. Similarly, Latinos were 15 percent of the total voting population, and 39 percent of those blocked; while white voters were 66 percent of the voter applicant pool, but only 17 percent of those whose applications didn't match.
"The law inevitably leads to higher and heavier burdens being placed on less affluent voters and voters of color," said Adam Skaggs, counsel for the Brennan Center. "So more of those voters will have their votes not counted in November. And as we saw in 2000, it can take only a couple hundred voters to make the difference in the election."
That is, of course, why both Republicans and Democrats are fighting so hard now over who gets to vote. In addition to Wisconsin and Florida, there are lawsuits pending in Michigan and Ohio. A suit against Washington state, which had required HAVA matching, was settled earlier this year.
In Wisconsin, "We've always tried to make sure that voting was a right and shouldn't be too hard," said Joe Wineke, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party. "Republicans are hell-bent on making sure if they can challenge it, they will. Because the higher the turnout, the better the Democrats do."
Republicans claim Democrats are in denial.
"I refer to this very well-funded adamant organized effort in America as 'the professional vote fraud deniers industry,' " said Cleta Mitchell, an election lawyer who chairs the Republican National Lawyers Assn. "If you just deny it, then that means that anyone who wants to take any steps to protect the integrity of the process can only be doing that because they're a racist."
The problem, Mitchell says, is that the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 – known as the motor-voter law – led to huge numbers of registrations. But state officials did not remove people from their rolls when they moved or were otherwise no longer eligible.
"So you literally have jurisdictions in this country where you have more registrations than you have people eligible to vote," said Mitchell. "People would register more than once. It mightily burdened the elections administration resources."
Such registration problems don't mean people are committing voter fraud, however. Experts point out that even if someone moves and registers to vote at their new address without canceling their old registration, there's no evidence that they actually vote twice.
It's a point the Supreme Court acknowledged in April, even as it upheld Indiana's controversial voter identification requirement. "Indiana's voter registration rolls include a large number of names of persons who are either deceased or no longer live in Indiana," wrote Justice John Paul Stevens for the majority in Crawford v. Marion County.
Still, there was no evidence that someone was trying to vote on their behalf. "The record contains no evidence of any such fraud actually occurring in Indiana at any time in its history," Stevens wrote, noting that to do so would be a felony. In fact, to find an example of widespread voter impersonation the court had to reach back to the New York City elections of 1868, in which William (Boss) Tweed sent "repeaters" to vote in different names.
The first case brought by the new Election Fraud Task Force formed by Wisconsin's attorney general and Milwaukee district attorney, filed Tuesday, actually supports the argument that voter fraud is a red herring. The criminal complaint accuses a city worker of submitting 27 voter registration forms containing false information, including 19 addresses that do not exist. Even if the charges are substantiated, however, unless the 19 people with nonexistent addresses actually show up to vote, such fraud wouldn't have any impact on the outcome of the election.
"Voter fraud is a huge canard," said Robert Atkins, a partner at Paul Weiss Rifkind & Garrison who is working with the Brennan Center on the case against Florida. "There's a long history of systemic attempts to rip off elections. There's no evidence to support individual efforts of voter fraud. It's a sham."
Indeed, until 2007, the Justice Dept. policy was not even to investigate claims of individual voter fraud, on the grounds that it has "only a minimal impact on the integrity of the voting process."
That policy was changed by the Bush administration to allow prosecution of individuals at the prosecutor's discretion. Congressional hearings later revealed that some of the U.S. attorneys fired under Atty. Gen. Alberto Gonzales were targeted due to their failure to prosecute claims of voter fraud urged by Republicans in their districts.
In Florida, after fighting the NAACP and others in federal court, state officials agreed to slightly amend its law requiring voter matches.
"Instead of having to start a new registration, now corrections can be made on that existing application up to Election Day," said Jennifer Davis, spokeswoman for Florida's secretary of state. "If they still haven't resolved the issues, they can vote a provisional ballot on Election Day, and they can provide a copy of the relevant ID by mail or in person or by fax the next day."
There is reason to be skeptical, however. In 2000, according to a Palm Beach Post analysis, Florida wrongly purged about 1,100 people from the voting rolls who were misidentified as state felons. Proof of their eligibility to vote came too late for their votes to be counted. George W. Bush ended up winning Florida, and the presidency, by a mere 537 more votes than Democrat Al Gore.
Even assuming that Florida officials will fairly enforce the new law, "some people don't have easy access to a fax machine, or have work or family commitments," said Skaggs of the Brennan Center. And because Florida just started implementing this new rule in September, he worries that thousands of newly registered voters won't get the right directions of what to do, because there's so little time to train poll workers.
"There will be many voters that just don't understand," said Skaggs, "They will show their license, will be given a ballot and mark it, and will not know they need to do anything more. Many voters just won't understand they have to do something else to verify it."
In Wisconsin, the judge on Wednesday ruled that the lawsuit to require a similar matching requirement there can proceed, even though the attorney general suing the elections board is also defending the board in three other lawsuits.
Democrats are concerned. "Based on what we saw in Florida in 2000, and Ohio in 2004, we expect Republicans to spend a lot of time in highly Democratic precincts and use the HAVA test to challenge voters," said Wineke. "Every time there's a challenge, it slows the train down. All the people standing in line behind this individual are going to stand in line even longer. And not everybody can stand in line three or four hours to vote."
"It's not that we want to have people vote that shouldn't be voting," Wineke continued. "We just don't want people who are eligible to vote unable to vote because of partisan mischief."
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Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 4:14 am
Andhere is the reason Obama will lose….it never end with the Republican scumbags trying to keep their white power
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 4:17 am
Caging in Florida is a real issue. Duval county has 87,000 voters that will not be elegible to vote because of returned mail. That is one county, one county that in 2000 dienfranchised 25,000 voters. This is problem.
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 4:19 am
Gotta agree with you but Sen. Obama is destined to win this and there is nothing the myth of white supremacy do to stop him if it is the will of God.
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 8:21 am
By "God", do you mean Karl Rove?
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 8:25 am
Just remember who said :
"Those who cast the votes decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything."
It was Josef Stalin, and you wonder why I worry about the right-wing bigots and religious nuts in this country ? ?
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 9:55 am
You're right, he is unstoppable in this election!
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 12:06 pm
Obviously the GOP is raising another smoke screen to take attention away from the news that they plan on stealing the election through electronic voting machine fraud as they did in the past. Stephen Spoonamore has this all on YouTube today.
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 1:04 pm
In a country that seeks to force democracies on other nations (Iraq), you would think that the right to vote would be defended here.
Comment posted October 1, 2008 @ 6:58 pm
Obama has already a lead in Florida and will probably win the election, in spite of HAVA
Comment posted October 2, 2008 @ 7:13 am
If the Republicans fuck off people's right to vote and take the fraud approach to this election, Americans will hunt them down with pitchforks. There is no way we are getting fucked again!
Comment posted October 2, 2008 @ 9:12 am
Seems as if all of you can't understand what you read, re: the ACORN voter fraud cases in 11 states, with proof of their fraudulantly registering dead people, alias names, people who have moved, fake addresses etc. Now lets see, hmm, whom does ACORN represent? Primarily, people who have very low reading comprehension??? Wonder what ACORN's agenda is?
Comment posted October 2, 2008 @ 10:04 am
And it is interesting to note that even the Wisconsin AG might have problems voting, as he has used several variations of his name, sometimes using just initials, sometimes a first name and a middle initial, sometimes a full middle name. I'd like to see the poll worker challenge his right to vote?
Comment posted October 4, 2008 @ 7:16 am
You're missing the point. Even if ACORN workers register a million non-existent voters, primarily because they get paid based on how many people they register, those million people are NOT actually voting on voting day. Even the Supreme Court has recognized this. There is no evidence that people impersonate others at the voting booths. So no matter how many fake registrants there might be, that has NO IMPACT WHATSOEVER on the outcome of the election! Get it?
Comment posted October 20, 2008 @ 8:09 am
The wool is being pulled over your eyes and you don't even see it ! The Republicans have made a mockery of the US Constitution and allowed their rich friends to cleanly get away with the biggest bank robbery in history ($800 Billion) and you say you are not getting fucked again ?! My sympathy to all Americans as you do not see what the rest of the world sees ! Your government had been lying to you and robbing you blind for years ! The saddest part is that the Bush/Bin Laden team will end up getting away with the biggest crime of the century !
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Comment posted July 12, 2010 @ 4:29 pm
Force democracies on other nations? Do you not see how nonsensical and self-contradictory that statement is? The only form of government that is not, and by its very nature cannot be, forced on a people is one with democratic institutions, because that is the only kind of government that is OF, BY, and FOR the people. In a dictatorship like that of Saddam Hussein the people–i.e. the nation–have no say about anything. Only the removal of such a dictator even allows the possibility of a government that ISN'T forced on the nation. People who lament the removal of dictators make me sick. You're a disgrace.
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Whether on a road or on a mountain trail, riding a bicycle is a fun and healthy activity, and it's a great way to explore Georgia. On this episode we join a number of bike enthusiasts as they see the state from the unique vantage point of a bike.
First, Georgia Outdoors visits Up the Creek Without a Pedal, an annual bike ride in Rome that offers something for cyclists of all skill levels. We'll also check in with the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign and take a fun ride around the city. We explore a few mountain biking trails as well. All this and more!
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Pioneering season for Jesse Winker
Over at Reds Minor Leagues, Doug Gray has a very thorough review of the Billings Mustangs' season. Supplemental First Round Draft pick Jesse Winker - who was anything but supplemental - did a .338/.443/.500 number in 275 plate appearances. Bob Steve was there too, before moving up to Dayton.


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Freshly Baked Gallery hosts a fresh breed of new artistry
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Freshly Baked Gallery, previously known as Freshly Printed, is a downtown Jersey City based space, curated by owner Tim Brady. The gallery features the works from local and international artists, including those from Italy, Australia, Span and the United Kingdom. Brady will host the next show on Feb. 27 with a reception from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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RCG Sets Up Conduit to Foster Mezz Loans
In a move to generate mezzanine loans for its high-yield debt fund, RCG Longview has rolled out a securitization program.
RCG is aiming to originate at least $500 million of commercial mortgages this year under the effort. It plans to securitize the senior portions about two-thirds of each loan and retain the subordinate interests, which will be structured as mezzanine debt. RCG will park the mezz loans in its $602 million RCG Longview Debt Fund 4.
The New York company decided on the approach after finding it hard to line up suitable high-yield investments. This was another way for us to get mezz loans, said president Chris LaBianca. We wanted to build a mezz portfolio, but this way we have control over the collateral.
RCG will lend on office, retail, industrial and multi-family properties across the nation. The loan-to-value ratio will typically be 80%.
The fund shop began closing commercial MBS loans in December. Its inventory includes a $23.6 million loan on four multi-family properties in Ohio and a $17.2 million mortgage on the 260-unit Brownstones Apartments in Novi, Mich. It also has a $37 million retail loan in the works.
The buzz is that RCG has struck an agreement with an unidentified issuer to contribute loans to a securitization that could come as soon as the second quarter. The company declined to comment.
The program is an extension of RCG's more-established lending business, which provides mezzanine loans, preferred equity, short-term bridge loans and Fannie Mae mezzanine loans.
RCG was formed in 1998, when it was called Longview Funding. It is backed by a consortium that includes Ramius Capital and Feil Organization, both of New York. Its current investment vehicle, RCG Longview Debt Fund 4, had its final close in 2009.
LaBianca joined the firm in 2008 after a stint as co-head of national originations for Bank of America's CMBS capital markets group. The firm's chief operating officer is Dean Ravosa, who worked with LaBianca at BofA.
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Navitus Bay: new consultation will feature 3D model
Updated 1:43pm Thursday 24th January 2013 in News By Jim Durkin
A 3D model showing a windfarm would look along the Dorset coast will be the centre of a new round of public consultations.
A series of exhibitions, starting at West Moors Memorial Hall on February 1, detail revised plans for the Navitus Bay windfarm.
Earlier this month protesters on both sides of the wind farm debate descended on Swanage seafront for a number of demonstrations.
The Navitus Bay scheme, a joint venture by Dutch company Eneco and French power firm EDF Energy, could include up to 218 turbines sited 12 miles off the Bournemouth coast. Each tower could stand up to 200m high.
Opponents, including the Swanage-based Challenge Navitus group, fear the offshore plant will threaten tourism, marine life and also shipping.
However, pro-green energy groups believe wind farm schemes such as Navitus Bay are essential in the fight against global warming.
David Lloyd, from Challenge Navitus, said: "It is vital that people tell the developers about their concerns by putting them in writing to Navitus Bay Development Limited, to their MP and to councillors. Every letter of opposition will count.
"The last round of public consultation was criticised by attendees for giving misleading information and failing to provide adequate mechanisms for opponents to formally record their comments.
"NBDL have said they'll do better this time. We'll be watching very carefully to make sure they do."
NBDL recently revised its proposal, reducing the farm from a maximum of 333 turbines to 218.The site was also moved further offshore.
A spokesman for NBDL said: "Navitus Bay is committed to hearing the views of the local community and believe these public consultations are another opportunity for all the community to help shape the project.
"Moving the development further out to sea and making it smaller in scale is a significant change that came about as a direct a result of feedback received.
"For this round of public consultation, we have gone the extra mile by commissioning an independent expert to produce a 3D model.
"This will provide a realistic picture of what the proposed wind park could look like from any location along the coast, whether it's your home or favourite beauty spot."
- February 1: West Moors Memorial Hall, 2-8pm.
- February 2 : Bourne Lounge, Bournemouth International Centre, 10am – 4pm.
- February 6: RNLI Lifeboat College, Poole, 2-8pm.
- February 7 : New Milton Community Centre, 2-8pm.
- February 8 : Lymington Community Centre, 2-8pm.
- February 12 : Christchurch Council, 2-8pm
- February 13 : St Edwards Church Hall, Swanage, 2-8pm.
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Navitus really need to hire a floating platform that they can place at the nearest point of the wind farm for a week to give the nimby's some idea of how little visual impact these turbines will actually create.
So far their reasons are so flawed -
Shipping hazard - get real, that's a bit like accusing the Isle of Wight as being a hazard to shipping!
Hazard to marine life - lol - marine life will love a nice big area like that which is protected from fishing/trawling.
Tourism - fear based on made up numbers distorted from an old survey of 'supposed' impact of inland turbines!
Tho, I guess Dorset is famous for it's aged and nimby population, who've had a very good life and couldn't give two hoots about sustainability or global warming.
12:27pm Thu 24 Jan 13
a.g.o.g. says...
1:26pm Thu 24 Jan 13
muscliffman says...
I see that "pro-green energy groups believe wind farm schemes such as Navitus Bay are essential in the fight against global warming." Well I hate to 'acid-rain' on their parade but the Earth has not been warming since the mid-nineties, so we urgenty require their next explanation for this green scam, please.
Can anyone inform us if public money is being spent directly (or indirectly) to fund these 'consultations'? It occurs to me that some may already doing rather nicely here, before a single useless turbine goes up.
3:11pm Thu 24 Jan 13
Yankee1 says...
5:51pm Thu 24 Jan 13
BIGTONE says...
4D shafted.
9:11pm Thu 24 Jan 13
Ophilum says...
9:30am Sat 26 Jan 13
a.g.o.g. says...
A 700 foot tall floating platform - get real RooToo and U2 Echo presenting
unbalanced comment on serious issue.
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Lena Dunham Does Twiggy; Rose McGowan Lightens Up; And More…-------
After debuting her brand-new, Miley Cyrus-inspired pixie cut in the winter issue of i-D magazine, Lena Dunham has undergone another makeover for her Entertainment Weekly cover turn. The sixties homage takes a page out of the Spring 2013 Marc Jacobs handbook, with lots of lashes and a black banana liner as well as mod, black and white nails by Marc-approved manicurist Elisa Ferri. [EW]
Emily Blunt went blonde last week and now Rose McGowan is looking on the bright side. The Pucci front-row guest has dyed her dark mahogany hair a shade of icy flaxen. [Daily Mail]
The first Walgreens flagship has arrived on the West Coast, and it is not messing around. In addition to a fully equipped Look Boutique—the drugstore's upmarket niche showcase that stocks brands like Cargo, Roger & Gallet, Nuxe Paris, Vichy, and Boots No. 7—there are a frozen yogurt station, fresh sushi bar, coffee and espresso bar, and juice and smoothie bar. Only in L.A. [Racked]
In a further testament to the equal-opportunity nature of nail art comes Midrash Manicures, a twentysomething rabbi's teaching tool-turned-commercial success story. Heads up to those of you looking for early Hanukkah gifts. [Fashionista]
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Duane Reade recently revealed its suped-up The Look Boutique on Wall Street, replete with upmarket mass-prestige crossover products, blow-dry services, and a manicure bar, and by all accounts the concept shop is working; Walgreens just announced plans to export the idea into its network of stores nationwide. [WWD]
Eau de Dita Von Teese is officially on the market. The burlesque singer made landfall in Germany to debut her signature scent—which won't be Von Teese's last venture into the fragrance market. "I would hope I could be like Elizabeth Taylor and be on my 40th perfume by the time I'm in a wheelchair," she says. [WWD]
Also now available for your spritzing pleasure: Taylor Swift's first flacon, Wonderstruck. "A fragrance can help shape someone's first impression and memory of you," the country superstar says of the freesia, honeysuckle, and vanilla scent. "It's exciting to think that Wonderstruck will play a role in creating some of those memories." [MTV]
This just in from Allure's stop-the-presses desk: Lauren Conrad has dyed her hair peach. In other earth-shattering breaking news, Katy Perry is sporting pink strands—again. [Allure, Us]
A Drugstore Beauty Conglomerate Is Born; Bieber's Hair, Now Doing Charity Work; And More…-------
In a bit of beauty-meets-business news, Walgreens has purchased Drugstore.com to the tune of $409 million dollars, which means it just got even easier to get your favorite mass-market makeup favorites in stores and online. [Forbes]
LFW staple Pixie Geldof has parted ways with her platinum blond hair, embracing a neon orange shade instead. We can't imagine either are particularly good for her natural brown strands. [Daily Mail]
Justin Bieber's hair, on the other hand, is doing just fine. Biebs' strands, not the body formerly attached to them, will be available for photos in Miami next week—on loan from the winner of that $40K eBay auction to help raise funds for the tsunami and earthquake victims in Japan. [Ok!]
Kim Kardashian is launching yet another addition to her expanding empire in the form of a new fragrance. She asked fans for help naming the new flacon on her Facebook page and three hours later, there were 8,000 suggestions. Ka-dash-strophic, is our favorite. [BellaSugar]
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In what registers with us as a smart and perhaps even industry-standard-setting move, Frédéric Fekkai will begin selling his products at Walgreens and Target stores next year. Sephora seems less keen on the idea than we are; the luxury beauty destination announced that it will drop the line from its stores in response. Here's the plan: Classic items from the stylist's eponymous Glossing, Full Volume, and Technician Color lines will head to Walgreens and Target, while Fekkai Advanced, which launched in September, will remain at prestige outlets like Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. But even though the lines are changing addresses, the prices will remain high-end, with products set to run between $20 and $30, just as they did at Sephora. Will budget shoppers be willing to spend that much on a shampoo if they aren't already familiar with the coiffing king? Only time will tell, although don't be surprised if you receive a mailer from Target with "fun facts" about Fekkai in the very near future. [WWD]
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It may cost upward of $800 to have your hair cut by Sally Hershberger, but today the celebrity hairstylist proves that she's got mass appeal. Hershberger and a troop of stylists from her New York City salons will be on hand at the new Walgreens in Times Square from 1 to 5 p.m. offering demonstrations, conducting a Q&A session, and giving out 500 full-size bottles of the shear genius' Shagg Spray as well as 400 $2 coupons for other products from her Professional Hair Care Line (if you were unaware, the drugstore giant added Hershberger to its new roster of high-end brands at the beginning of the year). There will also be a raffle for a free haircut at one of Hershberger's two Manhattan-based salons, followed by an appearance by the stylist herself at 3:30. Walgreens is located at 1471 Broadway, although if you get disoriented amid all the fanfare, look up; its huge LED spectacular should tip you off.


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Drug Arrests in Graves County, KY
Date of News Release: 06/24/2006
(Graves County, KY.) - The Kentucky State Police Post 1 Mayfield participated in an undercover drug investigation on June 23, 2006. Undercover units were able to purchase 1 ounce of cocaine which led to an additional seizure of $4000 cash, 1 lb of marijuana, and a vehicle.
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Historically, many "northern" baseball teams have needed a few games for their bats to wake up - with the thinking being that the hitters require time for adjusting to hitting outdoors (as opposed to in an indoor facility; pitchers, on the other hand, usually are further ahead than the hitters on opening weekend).
Somebody forgot to tell that theory to several of the offenses at the BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge:
• Purdue (11) and Cincinnati (10) both put up double-digit runs in their opening-day battle
• Seton Hall shocked Minnesota by winning 11-2
• St. John's erupted for a 15-6 win over Penn State on Friday night and just put up a 12-spot on Iowa in the first inning (details to come in next blog post)
• West Virginia handed Indiana a 14-4 loss on day-1
• ... and Indiana is close to posting a convincing win over Georgetown (now 11-4, in the 8th)
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A dedication ceremony was held Tuesday morning to signal the completion of the Chatham County Detention Center expansion project.
In 2004, Sheriff St Lawrence issued a needs assessment to the county. In 2006, voters approved a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax to fund a jail expansion, and in December 2010, county commissioners awarded a $71 million construction contract.
The main purpose of the expansion was to take care of some serious
overcrowding issues. At one point they were holding close to 2,000 inmates, even
though the capacity was about 1,200, and they wanted to take care of it before
the Federal Courts started stepping in.
The expansion project added 400,000-square feet and brought the total number of inmate beds to 2,300, nearly double what it use to hold.
Major renovations were also done to the administration building, medical, and warehouse facilities, as well as new security and fire alarm systems.
Commission Chairman Al Scott said they were able to budget
for the increased need in staff members. They hired about 68 more employees for
the expansion.
"We were able to work
out an agreement last budget for the staffing level," he said. "And so far the
staffing level has been adequate and I hope it will be adequate because we
don't want to face those hurdles again and having to ask the tax payers to
support more staff."
Nakisha Williams, who works at First Choice Staffing just down the street from the jail, said all of the new security
features makes her feel safer.
"It does, especially with us being right around the corner," she said. "And
we sometimes work late here trying to get the payroll out and dealing with
hospitality and pay roll and everything. It makes us feel a whole lot
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As we have read and discussed at length the things that happened during the Cardinals' win on Sunday. At the end of the games there were a couple of decisions made that some believe could have cost the team the game. One such move was the decision that LaRod Stephens-Howling made on the final kickoff to kneel it in the end zone for a touchback, rather than try to bring the ball out on the return and try to run a few more seconds off the clock.
So far, the consensus has been that he was not smart for taking the touchback, but it isn't as cut-and-cried as that. Let me illustrate.
The clock was at 2:06 when the ball was kicked off. May believe that he should have run the ball out because it would have taken the clock down to the two-minute warning. This is possible.
However, it was no sure thing. The one other kick he returned on Sunday went for 28 yards and it knocked off only six seconds.
Against Seattle, there was a 28-yard return and a 22-yard gain that went for seven second each.
Now, if he does run it out and runs six seconds off, then New England would have been unable to stop the clock for a third time. But if it doesn't, then nothing changes, but they might have worse field position. That's the one thing we could not see on the TV broadcast -- Hyphen might not have liked the coverage look he got.
In short, we don't even really know if that decision changes anything. We can second guess, but it isn't a sure thing that the clock runs to the two-minute warning.
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At next Monday's River Edge Mayor and Council meeting, the governing body will officially decide what projects they will seek funding for from the 2012 Commuity Development Block Grant applications.
The borough is allowed to apply for up to three projects but first has to narrow the list down from five possiblities: the senior bus driver salary and wages, senior bus dispatcher salary and wages, senior citizen activities, a replacement senior bus, or sidewalk and curb work on Oxford Terrace and Rutgers Place.
According to Borough Administrator Alan Negreann, the council has to approve its 2012 application projects by Sept. 17 for an endorsing resolution as the final applications are due to the County on Oct. 5.
As of , the borough was waiting on cost estimates for the curb and sidewalk project from borough engineer Robert Costa. The idea of replacing the had been as the prior bus was initially purchased through a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).
The former 2001 Ford bus, purchased with a $48,000 CDBG application was auctioned off following the discovery that the frame and chassis had major rust issues. The borough's lone remaining bus carries appriximately 49 passengers a week.
Previously River Edge has submitted applications for the , including SCORE, The borough has received an estimated $14,500 for the bus driver's salary and $4,300 for the dispatcher's. The overall driver's salary is approximately $30,000 and the dispatcher receives $10,000 annually.
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This week's opponent is the UConn Huskies who, as of the time I'm writing this, have yet to be accepted for membership into any other conference and are still relegated to the Big East for the time being. That's probably because officials from other conferences have watched the Huskies play football this year. Or at least what's supposed to be football. Our friends from...Storrs?...East Hartford?...hell, I was at the game last year and I still don't know where they play...haven't exactly done the Big East any favors in 2011, dropping winnable games at home against Iowa State and Western Michigan and at Vanderbilt, while beating only an FCS team and lowly Buffalo. I tried to get in touch with the folks at The UConn Blog, but it looks like they've already given up on football for the year.
So instead of having a real Q&A, I decided to take a stab at how I thought they would answer my questions. After extensive research and thought, here is what I came up with:
Country Roads: Well, I guess I have to ask. You guys beat us last season, ruining our chance at defending our Big East championship and spring boarding the Huskies to one of the most memorable seasons in UConn history. They say revenge is a dish best served cold, so how are you feeling about this year's trip to Morgantown?
Fake UConn Blog: Last year was definitely a special one for UConn fans. After a disappointing start, we got hot at the right time and rode that success to a Big East Championship. Unfortunately, our best player bolted for the pros, and while it's going to be hard to replace a guy like Kemba Walker, we welcome back Jeremy Lamb and Alex Oriakhi, who should be able to take a step forward and allow us to pick up almost where we left off. The Coliseum is a tough place to play, but WVU is young, so I'm not sweating it yet.
CR: Your coach has a track record of success in the Big East and is known for recruiting well in the northeast, but he's starting to get up there in age. Does a slow start mean it's about time to pull the plug?
FUB: Jim Calhoun just won another national championship and you think a slow start would be cause for firing him? Highly doubtful. Calhoun is a legend in these parts and should be allowed to leave on his own terms. Sure, he's had his health issues and he's getting old, but don't underestimate his resiliency. It's going to take a series of losing seasons for UConn to get rid of him.
CR: UConn has never been an offensive juggernaut, but it looks like this year's team especially has to rely mostly on defense. They appear to do a great job of clogging the middle and disrupting an opponent's passing game. Given those tendencies, do you expect a high-scoring or low-scoring game?
FUB: There's no question the loss of Walker is going to affect UConn's ability to outscore people. Sure, Lamb can score, but the ultimate success of the team is going to rest on Oriakhi's ability to clog the middle and block shots. If our guards can get hands into passing lanes and disrupt offensive flow, then we'll really have something. Given WVU's youth, I don't see the Mountaineers running up the score much. This will be a bruising defensive slugfest.
CR: I have to ask about conference realignment. Where is the best place for UConn going forward, and where do you think they will ultimately end up?
FUB: I think we have the academic reputation to get into the Big Ten, but we don't fit culturally there at all. So that leaves the ACC and a reconstituted Big East that may or may not have WVU, Louisville and Cincinnati. While we would obviously miss great rivalries with Georgetown, St. Johns and Villanova and the thought of playing in Madison Square Garden every year for the tournament, our best bet is the ACC. Being able to reunite with Pitt, Syracuse and BC, plus start new rivalries with UNC and Duke is too great an opportunity to pass up.
CR: I'm starting to make a habit out of this. WVU is favored by 20.5 and the over/under is at 55.5. Whatcha got?
FUB: This is absolutely laughable. Did you make those odds yourself? That's cute. I know the game is in Morgantown, but there is no way WVU wins this game, let alone by that much, unless Lamb and Oriakhi both get shot in the first half. And I know I said it would be a defensive struggle, but I've seen higher over/unders for high school games. The teams will blow by that number early in the second half. I'll take UConn and the over, duh.


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Yes sorry for the delay, had a bit of a hectic evening and got side tracked.
Firstly I`m pleased so many of you got involved, its not easy turning the camera on ones self.
For me two self portraits really stood out.
In the end I had to pick Ian`s, with this one, brave man
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Thanks Paul.
And well done to Ian. A worthy winner!
What's in store for us next week then? Let's hope the turnout's as good as it was this time.
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Bachelor Blog 2014 Episode 4: Claws come out on "The Bachelor"
Claws Come Out On "The Bachelor"
By Joy Presley
The 13 remaining women were overwhelmed with excitement when they found out their search for love was heading to Seoul, South Korea for episode four of "The Bachelor."
Chelsie, Cassandra, Elise, Danielle, Kat and Nikki got the first group date with Juan Pablo. Nikki was not thrilled about the fact she would, once again, have to share Juan Pablo. Little did the ladies know they would soon be meeting "2NE1," one of the top K-Pop groups in South Korea. After a little practice, they had the chance to perform with them in front of thousands of people.
After the fast paced performance, it was time to get serious. My heart went out to Kat as she opened up about her alcoholic father. I was glad to see her reveal a softer, more vulnerable side of her personality. Meanwhile, Nikki stirred up some drama as she shared her disapproval for some of the women, mainly Kat. The ladies were clearly not amused by her "negativity." This situation left this "Bachelor" junkie feeling torn. I have been a fan of Nikki's from the start. It was hard for me to watch the other ladies attack her. She was even able to open up during her alone time with Juan Pablo. At the end of the night, much to the disgust of the other women, Nikki got the rose.
Sharleen got the only one on one date in Seoul. The pair spent the day tasting the local cuisine. Once again, Juan Pablo was mesmerized by her elegance and appreciation of culture, but I was completely unimpressed by their dull conversation. The true test came after some impromptu opera singing, when Juan Pablo asked her what she thought about having children. I was relived she was honest with him, citing that her career had been her primary focus. He also appreciated her honesty, and gave her a rose at the end of the night.
Andi, Clare, Lauren S., Renee, Kelly, and Alli were eager to start their group date. Their crazy time in Seoul started with karaoke, followed by a paddleboat ride. The date got a little weird when Juan Pablo took the ladies to have the dead skin eaten off their feet by fish. As they sampled exotic foods, some of the women thought Clare was monopolizing their time with him.
Emotions were raw as the night went on. Lauren S. cried when she found out Juan Pablo wasn't going to kiss her. Meanwhile, Andi's connection with him continued to grow. The ladies also voiced more frustrations about Clare. At the end of the night, Andi got the rose.
The claws came out during the cocktail party. Nikki sparked controversy after moving in for alone time even though she already had a rose. I could feel the tension on my couch as Clare shared her disapproval. I have a feeling the drama between them is just beginning.
During the rose ceremony, two ladies were sent home.
Spoiler Alert!
Now only Nikki, Sharleen, Andi, Renee, Chelsie, Kelly, Danielle, Cassandra, Alli, Clare, and Kat remain to fight for Juan Pablo's heart.
Next week the women head to Vietnam.
Be sure and tune in Monday at 8 p.m. on ABC Action News.