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Fedora Announces The Moksha Project
Published on 19 January 2009 09:26 PM EST
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While Red Hat has been working steadfast on developing
Fedora 11
), today they have announced a new Fedora project. Moksha is a new project of theirs and it is described as "a generic platform for creating live collaborative web applications." Moksha is currently made up of a set of Python and JavaScript APIs designed for web developers.
The first project using Moksha is
Fedora Community
, which is supposed to be a portal for Fedora users and developers to collaborate and better engage with one another. More information on the Moksha Project and Fedora Community can be found in the
Red Hat mailing list announcement
. Additionally, there is also the
Moksha page
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Scouting Report: The Moneyball Trailer
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To the trailer! The poor Oakland Athletics keeps getting their lunch money stolen by bigger kids, but the scouting department, played by the cast of Cocoon (nice touch with the hearing aid!), wants to continue evaluating players based on the attractiveness of their girlfriends. So A's GM Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) decides to shake things up. (He even says, "We're gonna shake things up.") The shaking comes courtesy of office drone Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), a character based on then-assistant GM Paul DePodesta (who refused to allow the use of his name in the film, citing "factual" and "ephemeral" problems with the script), who explains to Beane, "Your goal shouldn't be to buy players, your goal should be to buy wins."
It's kind of ironic that a film about progressive thinking looks like such a traditional sports movie. Heck, even Jonah Hill's draft board looks suspiciously like the recruiting chalkboard in We Are Marshall. But midway through, the atmosphere gets shaky and some Explosions In The Sky-style guitars start chiming, and everything gets very Oakland Night Lights, right down to the sports talk radio voiceover. This abrupt shift in tone could just be Columbia's marketing department covering its bases. Or it could be indicative of the amount of cooks in this film's creative kitchen.
Things to watch for: Philip Seymour Hoffman giving great face as Art Howe, the 2002-with-a-bullet reference to Fabio, Chris Pratt as Andy Dwyer as Scott Hatteberg, and some classic Aaron Sorkin Internet-bashing ("Don't go on the Internet").
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Federal government fails their special education funding
The committee hearing about Senate Bill 16 put a spotlight on that problem.
"Part of the issue why I slowed down Senate Bill 16," said State Rep. Linda Chapa LaVia (D-Aurora), the chairwoman of the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee, "is the inadequacy for the special ed community in Illinois. It's unbelievable that we've never had that discussion with our fellow congressmen at the federal level and why we're not getting those dollars. That's not OK," she added in her remarks to staff members of the Illinois State Board of Education, as if there were any doubt as to her views.
The bill, which passed the Senate in the spring, is meant to make more of elementary and secondary education funding need-based.
It's not being called in the House without changes, Chapa LaVia said.
Food banks getting an upgrade with state funds
Nearly $4.5 million will go to regional food banks so they can upgrade their computer systems and cut down on paper record keeping. Gov. Pat Quinn says the benefits of this investment will trickle down to the thousands of food pantries in the state.
"You can go to any part of our state, and there are going to be food pantries," Quinn said. "It's important that we make sure that our food pantries and our food banks that supply those pantries are 21st century ready."
Several food pantries around Chicago tested out the new system, and determined it would lower their costs and help them provide better service.
The food banks receiving the funds are located in Chicago, Springfield, Urbana, Geneva, Peoria, and Moline, as well as two food banks in Indiana and Missouri that serve parts of Illinois.
A small kitchen can pose problems cooking a large holiday dinner
Dana Wheeler is a culinary instructor at Danville Area Community College, and a former caterer in Danville, so she knows her way around a commercial kitchen. She says when it comes to something this complex in a home kitchen, make a list.
"When you write your list, put it in appropriate order so that you can mark it off as you go along, keeping things in mind of how to keep things hot or how to finish things off, or how many burners you have on top of the stove to use, or can you warm it up in the microwave once it's prepared or different things like that," she said.
She says if you take the turkey out early, it'll help the juices flow back into the meat, and you can then use the oven to finish or heat up other dishes.
Don't forget the Flyer's Bill of Rights
"These are things such as not being stuck on the tarmac for too long, or (without) medical attention, food and water," says Abe Scarr, director of Illinois PIRG, "or the right to be reimbursed if your travel is delayed, or your luggage is delayed or lost."
Flying before the terrorist attacks of 2001 was no picnic, either – Scarr says airline deregulation could be the cause of more air travel angst than 21st Century security.
Obama's immigration tour comes to Illinois
Speaking at a Polish-American community center in Chicago, Obama defended his actions as lawful and necessary considering how the Republican-controlled House has refused to vote on a comprehensive immigration reform bill passed by the Senate. He says his executive actions are meant only as a temporary solution.
"The day I sign a comprehensive immigration bill into law, then the actions I take will no longer be necessary," Obama said. "But in the meantime, I'm going to do what I can to make this system work better. And in the meantime, Washington shouldn't let disagreements over one issue be a deal breaker on every issue."
Obama went on to say that Republicans in Congress shouldn't attempt another government shutdown in response to his actions, but instead he recommended the same remedy from his televised speech last week: passing the Senate immigration bill.
Obama was interrupted during his speech by people upset that his actions didn't go far enough. Obama responded by admitting there have been"significant numbers of deportations" during his presidency, but said that's part of the reason he acted on the issue.
More patrols by law enforcement during the holiday weekend
The Illinois Department of Transportation and Illinois State Police are reminding everyone to do their part to keep traffic fatalities low. The state's highway death count remains short of 1,000, and IDOT and the State Police want to keep it that way.
"During the holiday weekend, Illinois State Police will increase patrols to help make roads safer for the holiday travelers," said Trooper Emanuel Edwards. "Troopers will focus on identifying impaired drivers, distracted driving, and will be enforcing speed, seat belt, and move over laws."
"When we get in our vehicles, we should choose to buckle up, to put our children in those child safety seats, to put our cell phones in the glove box, and we must choose not to drive if we've been drinking," added Melissa Schaive, the occupant protection coordinator for IDOT. "It's as simple as that."
Monday, November 24, 2014
New lotto ticket will benefit Illinois veterans
All the proceeds from the newest $2 Veterans Cash scratch-off ticket are distributed to veterans' organizations, focusing on services like job training and long-term medical care.
Gov. Pat Quinn feels buying a ticket is a win-win scenario. "We all win in Illinois, we help those service members that have answered the call to duty," Quinn said. "It's important we take good care of those who have borne the battle."
The governor's office says more than 240 statewide groups have received money from the game since it was first launched in 2006.
Ag Madigan says the state will appeal the pension reform ruling
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says her office will be filing an appeal shortly, asking for an expedited hearing before the Illinois Supreme Court. Madigan says a showdown before the higher court was expected.
"No matter what it was going to end up before the Illinois Supreme Court," Madigan said. "I think everybody's known that since this started."
Despite the circuit court ruling the law is unconstitutional, Madigan doesn't anticipate her strategy for defending the law will change.
"No, we think we have a very strong argument, and we will make that argument to the Illinois Supreme Court," Madigan said.
If the court grants Madigan's request for an expedited hearing, it could be held as early as the end of January.
So far road fatalities down this year
Fatalities stand at 822, which is 85 fewer than at this time last year, and it's possible to finish the year under 900, if people put their phones down and take other safety measures, says State Police Lt. David Byrd.
"The motoring public has to really do their part for their own safety, so please buckle up, please do not drink and drive, and then you have to reduce your speeds. I think if everyone does their part, that number is attainable," he said.
Early in the year, the number of fatalities was way down, with full-year extrapolations coming in in the 600s. The pace has quickened, with Byrd placing most of the blame on drunk drivers.
Totals in recent years have been in the 900s.
New U of I president from across the pond
Timothy Killeen comes here from the State University of New York, and he spent two decades at the University of Michigan. So where'd he get that funny accent?
"I grew up in Wales, and then I went to college in London. My father worked in business, but he had been formerly a lecturer at the University of Birmingham," he said. And his mother was a doctor.
"I learned after she passed away that she was the second woman M.D. to be qualified to be a doctor in Wales. I kind of felt proud about that," he said.
Killeen says he has visited the Champaign campus many times and knows a lot about Illinois, but is not yet ready to be quizzed about the finer points.
Preparing 4th graders to read well a battle
Proficient means the kids can read to learn; the reading itself is no longer a struggle, and being proficient by fourth grade is a good indication of how students will do for the rest of their school career.
Robin Steans of the education group Advance Illinois says Illinois "inched up" from 33 percent in 2012 to 34 percent this year, in spite of tough times for school budgets, and an increasing student population from low-income families and those learning English as a second language.
"The fact that we were able to make gains, that's really good news. It is worth celebrating. It is worth commenting on. And then the minute you're done celebrating and commenting you've gotta look at that and say 34 percent – That's not good enough," she said.
Beneath that main statistic is the fact that the results are worse for minority kids – 14 percent for African-Americans and 18 percent for Latinos – though poverty affected the reading ability of students of all races.
This information is contained in the Advance Illinois report The State We're In: A Report Card on Public Education in Illinois.
Durbin plans on working well with new Republican govenor
Durbin says the two have spoken since Rauner won the election. "He called me on the Wednesday after the election," Durbin said. "We had a brief conversation, and I'm planning, once things settle down a little bit, to sit down with him and talk about his challenges and some ideas I might have."
During Durbin's 32 years in Congress, he has had to work with several Republican governors, and says he usually got along with Jim Thompson and Jim Edgar.
The only governor he didn't get along with was from his own party, adding "and it wasn't Pat Quinn."
U.S. Sen. Mark S. Kirk (R-Ill.) says he's hoping to arrange a lunch with Durbin, Rauner, and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel in the near future.
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Scammers will be around more due to immigration reform
The scammers materialize anytime there's a government program to apply for, and the deportation relief the president announced this week will be no different, the attorney general warns. Notarios, who are not lawyers, may purport to be able to offer assistance in navigating an arcane process, but you'll end up paying large, up-front fees and getting little in the way of results, says Natalie Bauer of the attorney general's office.
"We really want to encourage people going straight to the source, so that's the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Services (http://www.uscis.gov/), and that is legitimate, accredited organizations that provide immigration services.
People can find that information through the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (http://icirr.org/)," she said.
What the application process will be for deportation relief hasn't been determined. Immigration service providers who aren't lawyers must register with that office, and abide by rules under Illinois law:
- They must provide consumers with a written contract in English and their native language
- They must provide consumers with a three-day right to cancel the contract
- They must return all documents to the consumer upon the demand.
Affordable Care Act decision could affect Illinois
The pending case questions whether the subsidies are legal in states relying on the federal insurance marketplace. Illinois is among those states, and U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) says the best solution requires action from state legislators.
"We can absolve ourselves from any worry about that pending Supreme Court case by creating our own state marketplace," Durbin said. "Many states have done it. I hope Illinois will do it."
The court challenge is based on a sentence in the Affordable Care Act that seems to restrict federal subsidies to health care plans bought on state-run exchanges, which most states opted not to set up. Legislators have considered the idea before, with a bill passing the Illinois Senate but never being put up for a vote in the House.
Time was already a factor because federal grants for states setting up their own exchanges won't be available after this year.
Oberweis advocates higher speed limits on all interstates
The Senate has overridden the governor's vetoes of bills which would allow the 70 mph speed limit – already in effect on Downstate interstates – on the state's tollway system. The tollway bill is sponsored by State Sen. Jim Oberweis (R-Sugar Grove), burnishing his legacy as the father of the 70 mph speed limit in Illinois.
"That can save lives," Oberweis argued. "Reducing the differential in speeds is the key element, and, as long as the traffic is moving at a closer level, it saves lives."
The other veto overridden in the Senate involves truck speed limits. "It sets the maximum speed limit outside an urban district for … a truck interstate highway at 60 mph," in rural areas of Cook and five nearby counties in the Chicago area, said sponsoring State Sen. Martin Sandoval (D-Cicero).
"Let's make the will of the people the law of the land," added Sandoval, sarcastically invoking one of the governor's catchphrases.
- The override of the veto of SB 2015 (tollway speed) passed the Senate, 44-5-1.
- The override of the veto of SB 930 (truck speed) passed the Senate, 54-0-3.
Friday, November 21, 2014
GCMS Board of Education notes
The following donations were approved:
- $1000 - Youth Service America for Project Ignition
- $250 - Anonymous for Project Ignition
- $250 - Illinois Educators Credit Union for the high school language department
- $250 - Atlas agency to the district
- $2200 - Anonymous to high school basketball
- $50 - Ron and Carol Bielfeldt to the GCMS FFA program
The following volunteer coaches were approved:
- Susan Riley for the high school scholastic bowl team
- Cameron Schwing for the middle school wrestling program
The Board discussed the early college and career academy with Parkland College. Seniors will be eligible the first year with juniors included thereafter. Transportation and fees were discussed and no further action was taken at this time.
The district's crisis plan was reviewed and it was found that most of the items on the list complied last year have been completed. All mandated drills have been completed at all three schools. The ALICE drill that included local law enforcement was completed at the high school.
This week is "School Board Appreciation Week" with superintendent Anthonly Galindo giving each board member a certificate of recogniton for their service to GCMS.
Susan Riley of the GCMS Interact Club thanked the Board for their support for their trip to Joplin, Missouri.


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Tuesday 27 July 2010
The West Ham manager Avram Grant, who has already signed Thomas Hitzlsperger, Frédéric Piquionne and Pablo Barrera this summer, is looking to use the owners' renewed support to improve his squad with the signings of centre-back Tal Ben Haim and the Nice forward Loïc Rémy. "The squad is not yet complete, so we will buy or loan a few more players," Grant said. "Even if the club are limited with money, we know what we are doing and we know what we want to do."
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Gary Megson and Alan Curbishley have emerged as the early favourites to replace the sacked Phil Brown as Hull manager.
Brown was "relieved of his duties" and placed on gardening leave by the Tigers this morning.
Friday 15 January 2010
QPR have today begun the search for their seventh permanent boss in two and a half years after Paul Hart decided he had had enough less than a month into the job.
Sunday 10 January 2010
If football fans were allowed to choose their club's manager, Steve Coppell would come high on most people's lists. Highly talented, and a decent man – not qualities that always go together in the game – he became the youngest Football League manager at 28 when taking over at Crystal Palace in 1984, a year after injury ended a glittering playing career.
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Published: August 1, 2014 (Issue # 1822)
Under the weight of the latest round of European Union sanctions, the contested territory of Crimea will become an even greater burden to the beleaguered Russian budget than had been expected.
The EU on Wednesday imposed new sanctions directed specifically at Crimea, banning European investors from participating in infrastructure, telecommunications, transport, energy, as well as hydrocarbon and minerals extraction projects in the region.
Following the decision, Russian officials on Thursday presented soaring new estimates on how much money will be required over the next six years to support the territory, which Russia annexed from Ukraine in March to international condemnation.
Oleg Savelyev, head of the recently created Crimean Development Ministry, said Thursday that 658 billion rubles ($18.4 billion) will be needed through 2020 to develop Crimea's infrastructure, Interfax reported.
Almost a third of that vast sum, or 247 billion rubles ($6.9 billion), must be channeled to building a bridge across the Kerch Strait, creating the first direct road and rail connection with Russia's mainland there, Savelyev said, speaking at a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak.
Contradicting earlier reports, Kozak said that the bridge, which will be the most expensive one ever built in Russia, is now to be funded on state money alone. Construction is scheduled to begin later this year, he added.
Previously, government officials had said that private investors might participate in the project through a public-private partnership scheme. Return on investment could have come from tolls levied for passage across the bridge, but officials were divided on whether a charge should apply as there is currently no free alternative for crossing the strait.
Attracting private investors to other infrastructure projects, be they foreign or domestic, will now be more difficult following the sanctions, which have limited the funding options and international business prospects of Crimean ventures. The state will now be left with the option of either opening up its own coffers even wider or luring Russian investors with generous benefits.
Wednesday, Nov. 26
AmCham's Public Relations Committee will meet this afternoon in their office in the New St. Isaac's Office Center on Ulitsa Yakubovicha at 4 p.m.
Zoosphere, an international exhibition focusing on the pet industry, opens today at the Lenexpo convention center on Vasilievsky Island. Not only will items such as toys, terrariums and accessories be available for purchase, but animal enthusiasts can also learn about the latest in veterinary medicine and behavioral training thanks to the conferences and presentations that are part of the event.
Thursday, Nov. 27
The Customs and Transportation Committee for AmCham meets this morning at 9 a.m. in their office on Ulitsa Yakubovicha.
Tickets are still available for local KHL team SKA St. Petersburg's showdown with Siberian club Metallurg Novokuznetsk tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Ice Palace outside the Prospekt Bolshevikov metro station. Tickets can be purchased on the team's website, at the arena box office or in their merchandise store on Nevsky Prospekt.
Celebrate one of Russian literature's most tragic figures during Blok Days, a two-day celebration of the 134th anniversary of the poet's birthday. The tragic tenor's work, which led to writer Maxim Gorky to hail him as Russia's greatest living poet before his death in 1921, will be recited and meetings and discussions about his contributions to the Silver Age of literature in St. Petersburg will be discussed in the confines of his former residence.
Friday, Nov. 28
Join table game aficionados at the British Book Center's Board Game Evening. Held every Friday at 5 p.m., aficionados and amateurs alike can come take part in a variety of different games that test one's intellect and cunning.
Saturday, Nov. 29
Cats, dogs, birds, rodents and reptiles are just some of the things that will walk and crawl at Lenexpo convention center this weekend as part of Zooshow, a two-day exhibition featuring not only man's best friends but a four-legged fashion show, as well as a food fair that will help pet owners find out more about which kibbles are best for their hungry pets.
Sunday, Nov. 30
Remember the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Russo-Finnish war in 1939 during today's reenactment titled "Winter War: How it Was." More than 200 people will take part in recreating the opening salvoes of the battle for the north in Kamenka, a small village situated between Vyborg and St. Petersburg, using authentic equipment and vintage vehicles from the era. The faux battle begins at 2 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 1
Serbia filmmaker Emir Kusturica is the featured guest this evening at the Lensovet Palace of Culture the Petrograd Side. Fans of the director will get the chance to watch his movie "Black Cat, White Cat," as well as ask questions about his award-winning filmography. Tickets for the event, which starts at 7 p.m., start at 2,000 rubles ($42.50).
Tuesday, Dec. 2
Today is the final day of "Takoy Festival," a three-week program of plays based on the works of Dostoevsky, Remarque and other famed European writers, whose work is transcribed for theatrical performances. Tonight's festival finale is "Fathers and Sons," a two-act drama staged by the Novosibirsk Academic Drama Theater based on Turgenev's classic about familial relations.


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Flu continues spread, and doctors still recommend vaccine
Updated On: Jan 14 2013 06:53:50 PM EST
The flu is still spreading, and Cincinnati's health department reported that hospitalizations have tripled in Hamilton County.
Experts are still recommending flu shots, but the $25 price tag can be too much for some.
"We can certainly work with you on cost," said Mike Samet, spokesman for the Hamilton County Health Department. "We want to get people vaccinated."
Health officials won't refuse anyone a flu shot because they can't afford it.
The virus is so widespread that employees for the city of Cincinnati have missed half a day more, on average, than they did last year.
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Flushing, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - St. Louis pitcher Adam Wainwright tossed seven scoreless innings before leaving Tuesday's 3-0 win over the New York Mets with a hyperextended right knee.
Wainwright (4-1) was at 79 pitches when he stumbled awkwardly while trying to field a chopper on a play that ended the seventh inning. He gave up just four hits and struck out three.
The right-hander was coming off a two-hit shutout last Thursday in an 8-0 win at Washington.
"Well I expect to get off to a strong start and finish strong too," said Wainwright. "I've made some good adjustments. I'm more of a complete pitcher than I've ever been in my career so I'm just having fun doing that."
Jon Jay went 2-for-4 with two RBI for the Cardinals, who improved to 5-4 on an 11-game road trip. Matt Holliday went 3-for-4 with an RBI and run scored.
Dillon Gee (1-1) allowed two runs on six hits over six innings for the Mets, who fell to 2-3 on a 10-game homestand. He had four strikeouts and two walks.
The Cardinals got on the board in the fourth. Holliday walked, Matt Adams singled and Yadier Molina singled to load the bases with no outs. Jay followed with a two-run single to center. St. Louis couldn't get anything else in the inning.
Holliday robbed Chris Young of a tying homer in the fifth. After Daniel Murphy reached base on a bunt single, Holliday reached over the left-field fence to take a homer away from Young.
Holliday added an RBI single in the ninth to make it 3-0.
"It seemed early on in that (fourth) inning I got myself into that predicament," said Gee. "It was one of those things were you get a couple of ground balls and they find holes and then all of a sudden you're in a mess there."
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Memorable moments from Centennial Olympic Stadium (Turner Field)
Nov 12, 2013, 2:33 PM EST
All that will be left are memories once Turner Field is demolished.
Of course, Turner Field was originally known as Centennial Olympic Stadium. It was built for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the Centennial Games 100 years after the first modern Olympics were staged.
Here are 10 highlights from 17 years ago, in no particular order:
1. Muhammad Ali lights Olympic cauldron
The night of July 19 provided the lasting image of the Games. Ali, 54 and slowed by Parkinson's, was the final leg of the torch relay, receiving a handoff from swimmer Janet Evans and lighting the Olympic cauldron.
Later in the Games, Ali would receive a replacement for the 1960 Olympic gold medal he lost.
2. Michael Johnson breaks world record in 200m
The man with the golden shoes doubled up in the 200m and 400m. He broke the Olympic record to win the 400m in 43.49 seconds, but his 200m gold three days later was more impressive.
Johnson, in his trademark upright running style, took a whopping .34 of a second off his previous record set less than two months before the Games. He ran fast enough to be ticketed for speeding in a school zone.
3. Gail Devers dedicates 100m win to bombing victims
Devers, known for her long fingernails, edged Merlene Ottey and Georgia native Gwen Torrance in a photo finish to defend her Olympic title. Devers and Ottey both ran 10.94, while Torrance took bronze in 10.96.
Devers said after that the victims of the Centennial Olympic Park bombing from earlier that day were in her thoughts.
4. Donovan Bailey breaks world record in 100m
The Canadian followed up his world championship with an Olympic title, winning in 9.84 seconds to break Leroy Burrell's world record of 9.85 from 1994.
Bailey's look of astonishment as he crossed the finish line was an indelible memory from the track and field competition at those Games. As was 1992 Olympic champion Linford Christie's false-start disqualification.
5. Marie-Jose Perec pulls off 200m-400m double
The French gazelle got far less press than Johnson did for his 200m-400m double. She defended her title in the 200m and then won the 400m in an Olympic record time.
Australian Cathy Freeman took silver in the 400m, four years before she became the star of the 2000 Olympics.
6. Dan O'Brien wins decathlon
O'Brien was a redemption story in track and field, having shockingly missed the 1992 U.S. Olympic Team by no-heighting in the pole vault at the Olympic Trials.
He came back with a fervor for Atlanta, scoring 8,824 points (23 off Daley Thompson's Olympic record) to become the first American in 20 years to win the 10-event competition.
7. Jackie Joyner-Kersee ends career with bronze
Joyner-Kersee, at 34, was hampered by a hamstring injury going into her final Olympics. She withdrew after one event in the heptathlon, leaving her in doubt for the long jump.
She gamely qualified for the long jump final. In sixth place with one jump to go, she summoned a 23-footer to snag the bronze, her sixth career Olympic medal.
8. Morceli's win, El Guerrouj's fall in 1500m
The 1500m saw a clash between two of the greatest middle-distance runners of all time.
World record holder and three-time world champion Nourredine Morceli won gold, but it was what happened as the bell rung that went down in history.
Hicham El Guerrouj, then 21, tripped and fell after spiking Morceli in the right Achilles tendon going into the final lap. El Guerrouj would get up, finish 12th and last and wait eight years before winning double gold in 2004.
9. Carl Lewis ties gold-medal record
Lewis, at 35, won his fourth straight Olympic title in the long jump for his ninth career Olympic gold medal. That tied the record for most career Olympic gold medals (later to be smashed by Michael Phelps).
A debate raged over whether Lewis would be put on the U.S. 4x100m relay team later in the Games. He was not, and therefore unable to try for a solo record 10th Olympic gold. Not that it would have mattered. Canada, anchored by Bailey, won by .36 of a second over the U.S.
10. Closing Ceremony
The Games concluded with a festive night of performances that included Stevie Wonder performing John Lennon's "Imagine."
International Olympic Committee president Juan Antonio Samaranch did not declare Atlanta the "best Games ever," as he did in Barcelona and then in Sydney.
"Well done, Atlanta," he said. "These Centennial Games — the Games of universality and unity — have indeed been most exceptional."
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Michael Phelps back in the pool; Phelps, Ledecky win Golden Goggles
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Missy Franklin takes measures to keep back spasms in the past
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An MRI and bone scan showed no structural damage.
Pat Quinn, who coached Canada to gold in 2002, dies at 71
Nov 24, 2014, 11:25 AM EST
Canada won its first men's hockey Olympic gold in 50 years under Quinn.
Claressa Shields, Marlen Esparza win World Boxing Championships
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Olympic champion Shields was named the tournament's best overall boxer.
Viktor Tikhonov, Soviet Union Olympic hockey coach, dies at 84
Nov 24, 2014, 9:17 AM EST
Tikhonov led the Soviets in the Miracle on Ice game.
Sun Yang failed drug test, served three-month ban
Nov 24, 2014, 8:42 AM EST
Sun tested positive for a substance he could have used legally if he filed paperwork with anti-doping officials.
Rio 2016 Olympic, Paralympic mascots unveiled (video)
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Public vote to name the mascots.
Ted Ligety expected back shortly after wrist injury (video)
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Video of how he suffered the injury was posted on Ligety's social media.
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Ashley Wagner in Grand Prix Final fight after finishing behind Russians at Trophee Bompard (video)
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"i just don't want to puke," Wagner said.
Renaud Lavillenie, Valerie Adams win IAAF Athlete of the Year awards
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-->'''Zeus:''' HAHA, now ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner WATCH YOUR OLD MAN WORK]]''!\\
'''Stone Titan:''' [[OhCrap Uh-oh.]]
** Then Zeus [[YourHeadAsplode blows his head off]]; both of them.
* Hercules brings Meg back from the dead while glowing in a way indicative of his status as a god like Zeus, [[ThisCannotBe much to Hades' surprise]] ...and accentuates the awesome with a [[OffhandBackhand matter-of-fact punch]] that ''[[RuleOfCool inverts Hades' face]]''.
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'''Pain and Panic''' A God?
** It gets even more awesome when you see the fates' reactions. They clearly expected him to die hence why they're panicking, which means that Hercules ''chose his own fate''!
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* The stunning "Zero to Hero" musical number.
* Danny [=DeVito=] ''sings''. The production team should be recognized just for talking him into it.
* Hades releasing the Titans. The culmination of his EvilPlan makes the DarkestHour darker.
-->'''Hades:''' BRRRROTHERS, TITANS! LOOK AT YOU, IN YOUR SQUALID PRISON! [[PunctuatedForEmphasis WHO! PUT YOU!]] ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis DOWN THERE?!]]''\\
'''Titans:''' ''ZEEEEUUUUS!''\\
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'''Hades:''' ... ''Good'' answer.
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* The titans' defeat. Herc directly defies DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud and does ''just that'', '''grabbing the Wind Titan itself''' ''and using him to suck up the rest of the titans. Then he throws them all into space, whereupon they explode.'' Spectacularly
* "Gospel Truth" was just epic! The whole story telling song was awesome!
** Starting right from the beginning, when the Muses step in and steal narration duties from none other than ''Charlton Heston'':
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** The Muses narrating Zeus' battle with the Titans. It was a CurbStompBattle.
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''[[ShockAndAwe He hurled his thunder bolts...]]''\\
''[[BoltOfDivineRetribution AND ZAP!]]''\\
''Locked those suckers in a vault!''\\
''[[SealedEvilInACan They're trapped!]]''\\
''[[GodIsGood AND ON HIS OWN STOPPED CHAOS IN ITS TRACKS!]]''
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* From the episode "Hercules and the Tapestry of Fate", Herc reweaves time itself.
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Nov. 17 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Chamber of Commerce raised concerns about an international tax draft proposed by House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, listing several ways in which the plan could hurt U.S.-based companies.
Camp's proposal, released Oct. 26, recommends moving to a territorial system that would exempt from taxation the overseas profits of U.S.-based companies. In concept, it is the kind of system that the Chamber and other business groups have sought.
"It is imperative to shift to a territorial tax system but that system must not be overly onerous to companies seeking to grow, compete and innovate," the Chamber, the nation's largest business group, wrote in comments submitted in conjunction with a Ways and Means hearing today.
The Chamber was responding to Camp's call for opinions from businesses and tax practitioners. Its comments demonstrate some of the challenges that the Michigan Republican will face as he tries to respond to multinational corporations' call for a more favorable tax system without reducing revenue.
Under current law, U.S.-based companies are taxed at a top rate of 35 percent on income earned around the world. They are eligible for foreign tax credits for payments to other countries and defer U.S. taxation until they bring the money home.
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Most other major countries, including Japan and the U.K., employ a territorial system in which overseas earnings are exempt from domestic taxation. U.S. companies say they have difficulty competing against companies based elsewhere.
Camp's proposal would exempt 95 percent of foreign profits from active business operations. It would require U.S.-based companies to pay 5.25 percent tax on their accumulated foreign earnings, which now total more than $1 trillion.
In his proposal, Camp included three options aimed at limiting erosion of the U.S. tax base. Companies could, for example, move operations or profits to low-tax foreign jurisdictions, a shift that would be easier for companies in the pharmaceutical and technology industries, which generate profits from intellectual property.
The Chamber's comments challenge these fundamental pieces of Camp's draft proposal. The group wrote that Congress should consider exempting from taxation 100 percent of foreign profits, not 95 percent. The tax on offshore earnings perhaps shouldn't apply to hard assets such as factories and equipment, the group wrote.
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Do I remove "decorative" (I think ugly) trim when repainting the exterior
April 17, 2013 in Design Dilemma
I'm going to be repainting the exterior of the house this spring and wanted to remove the wood boards that run diagonally across the house. The front of the house is stucco, and the other 3 sides are siding, so this is the only side of the house where it is. I'd like to get rid of it but others have told me it adds character to the house.
yes-absolutely. It looks like a barn.
1 Like Thanked by allenhopkins April 17, 2013 at 3:59PM
It's Tudor styling on a non-Tudor house. I would remove it for more contemporary feel. You've already said you think it's ugly, I'd go with your true feelings.
3 Likes Thanked by allenhopkins April 17, 2013 at 4:00PM
Sense of Space
Removing fretwork (the boards) could mean that you're going to have to patch stucco in places where they've been removes. I would recommend changing the color scheme, creating more contrast (off-white stucco with dark brown wood) and adding more detail to the facade - lighting, plants, etc.
2 Likes Thanked by allenhopkins April 17, 2013 at 4:01PM
It's your house, you live there and so it needs to appeal to you. Don't worry about what the "others" say. Sometimes, the "others" don't have good taste or a personality! I would also want to remove it if you are going for a more updated look. Just be careful that you don't damage the stucco. And post an after pic too!
2 Likes Thanked by allenhopkins April 17, 2013 at 4:03PM
I'm going to paint the house a gray-ish color, with white-ish trim boards. I'm a contractor so patching the stucco isn't a big deal.
1 Like April 17, 2013 at 4:06PM
Kathleen Amatangelo
This trim is a "take off" on half timbers homes. Google Images and put in English Half Timber. I think it is a little "funky" for a one story house. You could remove the angled trim, and leave the rest. Consider using three colors for your home, this always adds interest ("character"). Landscaping plants would be a lovely way to add character back to your home, maybe a trellis between the two front windows with a climbing vine.
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In that case I would take them off.
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1 Like Thanked by allenhopkins April 17, 2013 at 4:08PM
Kathleen Amatangelo
I am thinking the plaster area above the garage door large trim board, the plaster part of the entry post, and the rectangles below the two front windows. The wood trim could be an accent color "white-ish", the the rest of the plaster walls a "gray-ish". These can all be the same color way (as in paint chips that come with with shades of white to grayish). I would use a shade about 2x darker grayish for the third color. I would have the garage door MATCH the light gray-ish color, since they are not the desired focal point on most homes! Think of a 4th color for the front door, since it is in a dark area. You could go with a bright color...like RED! :)
1 Like Thanked by allenhopkins April 17, 2013 at 4:28PM
I'm not sure if its too late to reply to this. I'm finally getting to painting. Can you recommend any color schemes? I like the idea of the 3 color scheme that Kathleen mentioned. I'm also not sure what color to paint the front door and the black metal security door. Red seems a bit much for a 30 yr old bachelor.....maybe not?
Following her post for degrees of shade to make a third colour, this combo of sand and greige might look nice. And how about a green or British navy door (picks up a shade from the stained window?) http://www.houzz.com/discussions/743352/Tudor-material
I liked the tropical barn-look. :)
What trim did you end up removing? The diagonals or more?
A pale grey (cement-ish) and a stone grey (medium, warm) would look good with a dark steely greyblue. Just all a but lighter than my examples..
And an accent color such as red, why not?
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What trim did you end up removing? The diagonals or more?
A pale grey (cement-ish) and a stone grey (medium, warm) would look good with a dark steely greyblue. Just all a but lighter than my examples..
And an accent color such as red, why not?
Modern Portland Landscape
2 Likes February 8, 2014 at 10:54AM
So let me confuse the matter. I have a country house with very, very similar boards. Because it is a country house, I decided to leave the boards and go with what was there. I painted the house essentially yellow ( took a month to get the right shade), painted the boards shiny black, installed flower boxes under the windows, and planted wisteria vines on the pergola adjacent. The effect is country charming, not modern. It looks great, but is very taste specific and maybe not your cup of tea. The fact that you are handy creates so many more possibilities. You could remove the boards and possible deal with that "pillar" near the front door to modernize the look of the house. Good luck.
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Remove it.
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Malaysians had bought flight tickets to Bangkok before the state of emergency was declared.
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