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- Northern Illinois to get $8.3 million for state construction projects
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- Tips for selecting safe toys for kids this holiday season
- Prayer service for World AIDS Day Nov. 30
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New American Theater…a time of change
Last weeks announcement by New American Theater (NAT) Board Chairman Charles Granneman that Richard Raether, artistic director, and Jan Bacino, box office and group sales manager, had been terminated caught almost everyone completely by surprise. Comments ranged from Volunteer Laura Bergs: I saw a lot of talent leaving. The heart of NAT is gone; to Margaret Raethers: We were unaware that anything was wrong. No one intimated that fund-raising should be a primary job for Richard. He first auditioned for NAT when he was 18 and was a part of the organization for many years. When notified of his termination, the board said his work as a director was excellent.
The Raethers and many of the people I spoke with were mystified by the boards decision and the basis for the dismissals. Ken Staafs long association with NAT makes him a reliable source of information, and he said, We had no inkling… we were floored.
Gail Dartez, an intrinsic part of NAT, leaves in August to pursue her career in Chicago. She and Raether, instrumental in the development of Young American Theater and the Theater in Education Program, will be sorely missed. Few have their experience and commitment to building a basis for the arts with opportunities for young people to learn their craft and perform in an artistic venue.
Dartez said: Richard represented the essence and sensibility of NAT. The board doesnt even know what they did. It makes no sense.
The last vestiges of the old NAT disappear with the departure

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Originally opened as the Top Hat Drive-In in 1953, Sonic has grown into a burger-franchise mecca that today operates out of 3,500 locations across the country, making it the nation's largest chain of drive-in restaurants. Sonic specializes in made-to-order American classics—including burgers, hot dogs, milk shakes, and marshmallow Ford Thunderbolts—which customers order and receive without ever having to leave their cars. Unique menu items include toaster sandwiches stacked on thick slices of texas toast, as well as the brand's signature tots and fresh limeades.
Sonic's numerous awards include a 2011 Zagat survey ranking it among the top five fast-food restaurants in three categories: Best Value Menu, Best Milk Shake, and Best Drive-Thru. The benevolent eatery has also donated more than $2 million to public schools throughout the country through their program Limeades for Learning, which helps to fund educational projects and retirement plans for classroom guinea pigs.
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A storm of tweets cut through the Earth Summit cacophony for a brief moment Monday, but it also reignited old fights between rich countries and poor, and offered a reminder of just how far we still have to go.
The United States, once a regular winner of the polluter-friendly Fossil of the Day Award, has fallen behind the pack, despite some pretty (un)impressive work at the Earth Summit.
Last January, sustainability planner Naomi Devine set out from Vancouver, British Columbia, planning to ride her bike to the Earth Summit in Brazil. It didn't work out the way she imagined, but she still made the rest of us look like chumps.
With just days to go before world leaders arrive in Rio, international talks are sliding toward the lowest common denominator. But maybe that's not such a bad thing.
On the eve of the Rio+20 Earth Summit, we look back at four decades of global conservation efforts and take stock of the successes and the failures. Well, mostly the failures.
When world leaders first gathered to talk about saving the planet, Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" was grooving at the top of the music charts. If only we had it so good today.
Breasts are amazing things, says Florence Williams, author of the new book "Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History" -- but maybe not for the reasons you think they are.
Seventeen-year-old Brittany Trilford says it's time for presidents, prime ministers, and corporate bigwigs to stop destroying the planet. Later this month, she may get to deliver her message in person.
A hole-in-the wall museum in Pittsburgh, run by an oddball art professor, offers a sober -- and sobering -- glimpse of what we've done to life as we know it. Good? Bad? You make the call.
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Vancouver Heritage Foundation's Places That Matter plaque project began in 2011 to celebrate Vancouver's 125th anniversary of incorporation as a city, and the goal of the project is to raise awareness about the people, places and events that tell the story of Vancouver's history.
Upcoming Presentation: The Commodore Ballroom on Wednesday, November 26th 2014. Doors open at 7pm, program begins around 8pm. Plaque presentation will take place early in the program as part of Aaron Chapman's book launch "Live at The Commodore". Join us for history, readings, and live music.
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Places That Matter is all about collaboration – and sharing the unique and lesser known history of the people, places and events that have shaped Vancouver since its incorporation as a city in 1886. Places That Matter evolved from the Vancouver 125th Anniversary celebrations in 2011. VHF asked the public to nominate a place, person, or event that is important to City of Vancouver but that has yet to receive the acknowledgement it deserves. An independent committee made up of local historians, artists, students, heritage consultants, writers and educators reviewed the nominations and eventually 125 Vancouver stories were selected to be celebrated with a researched blue plaque. Each plaque with a QR code brings the smartphone user directly to this page. All plaques can be viewed digitally in past presentations below (click on the number).
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I am an author, software engineer and architect, fermenter, health coach, real food activist, trained chef, raw milk drinker, motorcycle and scooter rider, and urban bicyclist. I write the blog, Feed Me Like You Mean It. I think that Ball jars are the ultimate glassware. My heroes include Sandor Katz, Sally Fallon, Vandana Shiva, Kurt Vonnegut, Anthony Bourdain, and Alan Turing. My first book, Real Food Fermentation, came out in June 2012. It is the first fully illustrated, step by step guide to creating simple fermented foods at home. My career has spanned internet giants (Yahoo!), supercomputer companies, financial companies, consumer electronics manufacturers, and food software companies. I studied math as an undergraduate at Harvard, and I have since been to school to study cooking and nutrition. In my food and health work, I call myself a health strategist. I cultivate health through food and action, by helping people to set health goals for themselves, and meet them; advocating for real and healthy food; educating people and communities about health, wellness, food safety, and food preserving; and empowering people to retake control of their food. I do all of these things through my private health coaching practice; through my widely-read blog; through my service on the board of the Boston Public Market Association, which is creating a year-round local food market in the Boston area; through other projects, including cooking demonstrations and a food sustainability book club that I created; and through day to day interaction with people! I have been featured for my work in numerous publications, including Harvard Magazine, Edible Boston, Stuff Magazine (Boston), and on public radio. Andrew Weil was one of the first influences on my food consciousness. He taught me that pharmaceuticals are not generally the answer for chronic health problems. Barry Sears showed me that what we eat, and when we eat it, can have a huge influence on our energy levels. Others have shown me that the Standard American Diet is just that--SAD. For a long time, I read all the health and wellness books I could find. Many of them struck a chord, but I always felt like I was getting only a small piece of the story. Then Sandor Katz revealed to me the magic of fermentation, and Sally Fallon showed me how the rest of the puzzle pieces fit together. My goal is to share with the world basic truths about how humans and animals are meant to live, hope for a long and healthy life on the earth, the legacy of Dr. Weston A. Price, and my love of food in general and of sustainable meat, fermented vegetables, and real dairy in particular. I believe that the key to creating sustainable and healthy food supply chains throughout the world is for each of us to demand real food, local food, and healthy food, and for us to prepare that food in a conscious manner.
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They built this city... They built this city on rocks and trolls.
Ever wondered about the ins and outs of Goblin Town? The latest Lord of the Rings Online Lorebook entry is here to answer all your goblin-related questions.
Deep within the Misty Mountains lies the entrance to Goblin-town, one of the strongest goblin-kingdoms remaining in Middle-earth. Adventurers who explore here should be cautious, as Bilbo Baggins and his company of dwarfs can attest!
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It's been a while that I wanted to make this dress, but I never really had the fabrics to do it. It's dress 120 from 07/2010 burda style. thanks to the descriptions of the Slapdash Sewist I didn't even try to read the burda instructions and just followed hers. As I didn't want to cut my fabric directly I made this first version of the bodice with some green jersey I got from my grandmother – unfortunately the dress started to grow on me and I thought ah just add a skirt and you have a pretty jersey dress :) there are a lot of mistakes, but well it's a first version. It is rather loose and I consider adding a zipper to make it tighter – but on the other hand it's nice to have a dress to just slip in :) well now I can't wait to make the "real" dress
very light black jersey and green a little more stiff jersey
Nov 30, 2012, 04.53 PMby knapsu
thanks :)
Nov 30, 2012, 03.32 PMby Ecaterina Pharrez
Nov 30, 2012, 12.06 AMby vestiphobia
That's a really nice shape. Good job!
Nov 29, 2012, 09.54 PMby Mary Athey
It looks great!! The greens lovely with the black x
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Tips & Helpful Hints
- Safe Toy Shopping Tips
- Home Safety Tips
- Sleep Safety Tips
- Furniture Tip-Over
- Safe Play Tips For Children With Special Needs
Safe Toy Shopping Tips
It's important to make sure that the toys you're buying for the kids in your life will not only delight and entertain, but also be safe for them to use. These tips, developed by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission offer guidance – from buying to playing and maintaining to storing toys – to keep your kids safe and happy.
When buying toys
- Choose toys with care. Keep in mind the child's age, interests and skill level.
- Look for quality design and construction in all toys for all ages.
- Make sure that all directions or instructions are clear—to you and, when appropriate, to your child.
- Plastic wrappings on toys should be discarded at once before they become hazardous to young children.
- Be a label reader. Look for and heed age recommendations, such as "Not recommended for children under three."
- Toys with small parts are not intended for children under three. This includes removable small eyes and noses on stuffed toys and dolls, and small, removable squeakers on squeeze toys.
- New toys intended for children under eight years of age should be free of sharp glass and metal edges. With use, however, older toys may break, exposing cutting edges.
- Look for other safety labels including: "Flame retardant/Flame resistant" on fabric products and "Washable/hygienic materials" on stuffed toys and dolls.
When maintaining toys
- Check all toys periodically for breakage and potential hazards. A damaged or dangerous toy should be thrown away or repaired immediately.
- Teach older children to help keep their toys away from younger brothers and sisters.
- Edges on wooden toys that might have become sharp or surfaces covered with splinters should be sanded smooth.
- Examine all outdoor toys regularly for rust or weak parts that could become hazardous.
When storing toys
- Teach children to put their toys safely away on shelves or in a toy chest after playing to prevent trips and falls.
- Toy boxes, too, should be checked for safety. Use a toy chest that has a lid that will stay open in any position to which it is raised, and will not fall unexpectedly on a child. For extra safety, be sure there are ventilation holes for fresh air. Watch for sharp edges that could cut and hinges that could pinch or squeeze.
- See that toys used outdoors are stored after play—rain or dew can rust or damage a variety of toys and toy parts creating hazards.
Home Safety Tips
From the day you bring your baby home from the hospital until your little ones are moving all about, you want your home to be a safe place for them to explore, play and sleep. The tips below will help you to keep not only your kids, but your whole family, safe when you're at home.
- Install working smoke detectors on each floor and in the basement.
- Install carbon monoxide detectors with audible alarms near sleeping areas.
- Check furnaces and fireplace flues with each seasonal change.
- Place fire extinguishers in all areas with open flames.
- Set the temperature of your hot water heater at 120 degrees or lower. Check with your management if you have no control.
- When cooking, keep handles on cookware turned inward.
- If you use a space heater, make sure it is unobstructed and not used in the bedroom or nursery.
- Keep matches and lighters out of reach of children.
- Many plants are toxic. Check with local poison control for a list.
- Install child-proof latches on cabinets.
- Equip windows with stops to maintain small openings.
- No window opening should be wider than four inches.
- Make sure all rugs are slip proof.
- Do not leave small children unattended in a tub or near any body of water.
- Make sure someone in your home knows CPR.
- Choose toy chests carefully. Heavy lids can fall and injure or trap a child.
- Keep hair driers, curling irons and other electric appliances away from sinks, bathtubs and toilets.
- Use covers for electrical plugs less than three feet from the floor.
- Keep curling irons out of reach of small children.
- Keep power tools, yard tools and lawn mowers out of the reach of small children.
- Automatic garage doors should have a mechanism to automatically re-open when striking an obstruction.
- Do not use latex balloons around small children.
Fire Safety
Reports by the Center for Disease Control show the leading causes of house fires are cooking, heating equipment and electrical problems. More than 60 percent of the reported home fires occur in homes without smoke alarms or with non-working smoke alarms. Fifty percent of fatal injuries caused by house fires are to preschool children and adults over 65.
- Check furnace and fireplace flues with each seasonal change. Clean chimneys at least once a year.
- Install working smoke detectors on each floor, outside all bedrooms and in the basement. Test smoke detectors frequently. Change the batteries every six months with the change in daylight savings time.
- Place fire extinguishers in all areas with open flames such as the kitchen and near the fireplace, as well as the basement and garage. Learn to operate them.
- Know the dangers of space heaters. They need to be unobstructed and should not be in a bedroom or nursery.
- Keep matches and lighters out of reach of children.
- Teach children what to do in case of a fire; Stop, drop and roll if clothes are on fire. Have an escape plan, with two different routes, and rehearse with your children.
Sleep Safety Tips
One of the most important decisions you will make as a new parent is where and how you place your baby to sleep. If you follow these safe sleep rules, you will help protect your baby from SUID (Sudden Unexpected Infant Death) due to accidental suffocation or injury during sleep.
- Always place your baby to sleep on her back. Side and tummy positions are not safe.
- Use a crib that meets current safety standards. The mattress should be firm and fit snuggly in the crib. Cover the mattress with only a tight-fitting crib sheet. Portable cribs and play yard style cribs are also good choices.
- Cribs should have bars no more than 2-3/8 inches apart so that children cannot entrap their heads.
- Keep cribs and beds of small children away from windows.
- Do not put anything soft, loose or fluffy in your baby's sleep space. This includes pillows, blankets, comforters, bumper pads, stuffed animals or toys and other soft items.
- Use a wearable blanket or other type of sleeper instead of blankets to keep your baby warm and safe.
- Place your baby's separate, safe sleep space near your bed to help you protect her and make breastfeeding easier. This is called room sharing. Falling asleep with your baby in bed or on a couch or armchair is dangerous.
- Never place your baby to sleep on top of any soft surface. This includes adult beds, sofas, chairs, waterbeds, pillows, cushions, comforters and sheepskins.
- Make sure your baby doesn't get too warm during sleep. Use light sleep clothing and keep room temperature at what would be comfortable for a lightly-clothed adult.
- Offer your baby a pacifier every time you place her down to sleep. If you are breastfeeding, wait until nursing is well established before using a pacifier (usually around 1 month).
- Educate everyone who cares for your baby about these safe sleep rules!
Furniture Tip-Over
Each year, on average more than 22,000 children ages 8 years old and younger, are treated for injuries related to household furniture instability or tip overs. The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends the following safety tips to help prevent tip-over accidents:
- Anchor all furniture to the wall or floor, including low furniture.
- Use a wall mount to hang your TV if possible.
- Keep remote controls and other attractive items off the TV top and stand so kids won't be tempted to grab for them and risk knocking over the TV.
- Keep TV and cable cords out of reach of children.
- Make sure free-standing ranges and stoves are installed with anti-tip brackets.
- Anchor washers, dryers, dishwashers and all other appliances.
- Always supervise children in rooms where these safety tips have not been followed.
Taking a few moments now to anchor and secure TVs, furniture and appliances can save your child from a tip-over tragedy. Be sure your child's grandparents and care givers follow these tips in their homes, too.
Safe Play Tips For Children With Special Needs
Through the magic of play, all children can experience victories, imagine new worlds and share the joy of learning. But, accidents can happen and rates of accidental injury are higher among children with special needs. This includes children with physical and psychological disabilities, and is especially true for children with cognitive, emotional and social limitations.
While basic safety rules apply to all children, regardless of ability, the delivery of the message should be tailored to ensure a differently-abled child truly understands and internalizes how to play safely. To make sure playtime is a positive, memorable learning experience for your child, following is a list of tips to help minimize playtime risks among children with special needs:
- Never Leave a Child Unsupervised: It is especially critical that a child with special needs is properly supervised by an adult or trusted caregiver at all times.
- Read Labels for Ability: Check toy packages for age grading, but choose toys that correspond with a child's learning level rather than merely matching a toy with his/her actual age. Toys that are misused or inappropriate for a particular child's abilities can pose a risk of injury.
- Survey the Play Area: Designate a specific area of the home for regular playtime – one void of hazards, such as electric wires across the floor that a child could trip over, hanging cords that could cause strangulation and pools or windows that a child could fall in/through. Safety gates or other barriers can also be helpful in keeping children away from areas unfit for their age or abilities.
- Establish Concrete Rules: Before playtime begins, discuss basic guidelines about what areas are off limits (i.e. the street, the roof or the pool). Make the message clear by saying, "Never go past this line without Mommy" and "Yell, HELP! if you are hurt, lost or scared."
- Use Visual Warnings: Post notes with phrases, such as, "Don't Touch!" and "Off Limits!" on toys for older children, as well as power tools, the stove, the kitchen drawers or any other potential source of injury; doing so can help a developmentally challenged child distinguish between an appropriate toy and an object that may be dangerous.
- Review and Repeat: After setting playtime rules, create visual reminders to post somewhere in the house or play area to serve as a constant reminder to the child. Also, ensure a child grasps the message by prompting him/her with hypothetical situations, such as, "What do you do when a ball rolls into the street?" and "What could happen if you play near the pool?"
- Prepare for Off-Site Play Dates: When scheduling a play date out of the home, pack a First Aid kit for the guardian to carry and a Child ID package to put in the child's pocket or backpack, inclusive of the child and parent/guardian's name, emergency contact information and instructions (i.e. allergies, illnesses/disabilities and medicinal protocol).
- Safe Storage: Teach children to put toys away so they do not pose a tripping hazard. Store an older child's toys in a separate storage bin and regularly check for toys that may become worn, damaged, or have missing parts.
- Avoid Trigger Toys: For children who are prone to seizures, it's best to avoid spinning or flashing toys. Opt for toys that have volume control for children who are adversely affected by loud noises. And, make sure children have the postural stability to utilize ride-on vehicles and wagons.


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BARRE A Barre Town man has pleaded not guilty to having sex with a 15-year-old girl.
Christopher A. Osborne, 25, was arraigned Thursday on a charge of sexual assault of a victim under 16 years old, a felony, in Washington County criminal court in Barre. If convicted, he faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
According to the police affidavit, police were notified that the girl was having sex with an adult by the name of Chris. Police say they met Osborne and he admitted having sex with the girl one time in March while his girlfriend was across the street. Osborne told police he felt connected to the girl and said he did not know it was illegal to have sex with a girl under 16, according to the affidavit.
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Updated On: Jan 28 2013 08:57:46 AM EST
A woman who fatally shot her ex-boyfriend seen riding on the hood of her car has not been charged, Marion County authorities said.
A sheriff's office statement said 36-year-old Lamark Tucker Sr. jumped on the car as his ex-girlfriend tried to leave her home Saturday night. Tucker held on for nearly 10 miles and threatened to harm her. Authorities said the woman tried to stop for help and at one point fired once through the windshield, striking Tucker.
He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
No arrests have been made, but authorities are asking witnesses to call detectives.
The woman told officials that Tucker was her ex-boyfriend and their three children were not in the car at the time.
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Jake Peavy reached up for a foul ball the other night at AT&T Park and it ticked off his right hand. I remember nudging a colleague at the time and telling him to look at Dave Groeschner. The trainer stood about 10 feet from Peavy and glared at him for a solid minute. Peavy seemed fine at the time, but it turns out he bruised the thumb pretty good.
"I had him as smarter than that," Bruce Bochy said today, smiling.
Peavy is fine, though.
"He's pitching," Bochy said. "He feels fine and he passed all the tests."
That included throwing in front of Bochy a couple of times.
"If we thought there was any issue, or we weren't comfortable, he wouldn't start," Bochy said.
Peavy will be backed by, well, the whole pitching staff. Even Tim Hudson is available, although he'll only be used if this game goes to the 18-inning point or so. Hudson is locked in as the (potential) Game 7 starter and the only thing that could change that is him pitching tonight. Bochy said he will be quick to make a move tonight. Continue Reading


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Eileen Brennan, an acclaimed, veteran actress and Oscar nominee for her role in 1980's Private Benjamin, has died, according to reports. She was 80.
Brennan passed away last Sunday at her Burbank, California, home after a battle with bladder cancer, her management company confirmed.
"Our family is so grateful for the outpouring of love and respect for Eileen," her family said in a statement. "She was funny and caring and truly one of a kind."
"Her strength and love will never be forgotten. She will be greatly missed by all of us."
Brennan was known for character roles as sassy, brassy women, the kind with a sandpaper surface but a light, pure heart.
Brennan appeared in classics like The Sting, The Last Picture Show and Clue.
She reprised her role as Captain Doreen Lewis in the television adaptation of Private Benjamin and won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her work.
Her career shifted more towards TV, guest-appearing in hits like ER, Murder, She Wrote, 7th Heaven and Will & Grace, in recent years.
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I thought it was very light and tasty. Next time will add fruit like Terry suggests. Would make it better yet!
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I made this recipe w/both rice milk & almond milk. It set up fine for me. I put it in the fridge as soon as it was mixed up. Many of my patients in my clinic liked it, as did some of my coworkers!!! I also thought it turned out well & will make it again sometime with fresh fruit on top like strawberries & blueberries, maybe for the 4th of July.
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We tried this with regular instant pudding mix and rice dream, and had disappointing results. The pudding did not thicken-- it remained very liquid, so our "lasagne" was really soupy. Moderator's comment: Unfortunately instant pudding does not work with rice milk and some of the other milk substitutes. If you try it again stike to the pudding that requires cooking. I had a similar experience when I was developing recipes using pudding mix.
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Kerala 165 for 1 (Fernandez 86*, Jagadeesh 77*) lead Jharkhand 120 (Sreesanth 4-28)
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Playing his second match on comeback from injury, Sreesanth took 4 for 28 to bowl Jharkhand out for 120 in Mallapuram. Robert Fernandez and VA Jagadeesh then drove home the advantage by reaching 165 for 1 despite the loss of a wicket first ball.
The day began with Sreesanth dismissing Akash Verma in the first over. He then took the big wickets of Ramiz Nemat and Ishank Jaggi in his fourth and sixth overs. When Sandeep Warrier took out Saurabh Tiwary, Jharkhand had been reduced to 62 for 5. Sp Gautam and Sunny Gupta added 28 for the sixth wicket, but the next five well within 30 runs.
Jaskaran Singh gave Jharkhand a dream start with the ball, but that was the only success they would enjoy on a horror day.
Himachal Pradesh 26 for 0 trail Jammu & Kashmir 175 (Malik 5-41) by 149 runs
Vikramjeet Malik took the only five-for in all 11 matches on day one, helping Himachal Pradesh bowl Jammu & Kashmir out for 175. This was his 14th five-wicket haul in 65 first-class games.
It was allrounder Rishi Dhawan who provided the first breakthrough, getting Ian Dev Singh out for 2 in the sixth over. Malik ran through the rest of the top order, including the big wicket of Parvez Rassol. Obaid Haroon and Owais Shah added 47 for the fifth wicket, but Malik returned to remove Shah and make it 103 for 5. The sixth-wicket stand, between Haroon and Ram Dayal, added 53, but after that J7K just subsided.
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Andhra 214 for 8 (Muzumdar 82*, B Sumanth 57, Arup Das 3-56) v Assam
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Vin Diesel strapped on his stilts and did his best impression of a 7-foot tree on the set of "Fast & Furious 7" — all part of his preparation for his role as "Groot" in "Guardians of the Galaxy."
Diesel admitted that he'll only have one line in the film — and that's good news for fans of Marvel's comic-book character, who only ever says "I am Groot."
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"I'm getting ready for my motion capture for 'Guardians,' for Groot," he told a gaggle of impressed women.
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Richard Li, the 26-year-old son of Li Ka-shing, the head of the Hutchison Whampoa empire, and John Thornton, head of European corporate finance at Goldman Sachs, had just flown in from London. There they had met with the Second Viscount Blakenham and Frank Barlow, respectively chairman and managing director of the Pearson conglomerate.
The Pearson team had left the meeting with the impression that its offer to pay dollars 625m ( pounds 420m) for a 70 per cent stake in Star TV, Richard Li's Hong Kong-based pan-Asian satellite TV group, would be accepted.
The flight to Corsica changed that.
Accommodation in Ajaccio is scarce in summer. The junior tycoon and his high-powered advisers booked into a flea-pit hotel. Early on Friday morning, they flew to a port some 70 miles away and took a launch out to Morning Glory, the yacht owned by Rupert Murdoch, where the head of News Corporation was holidaying. In a scene that would not have looked out of place in one of Star's action-packed popular soaps, The Bold & The Beautiful, Mr Li agreed to sell Murdoch a 63.6 per cent stake in Star for just dollars 525m.
Mr Li immediately took the private jet to Hong Kong to ensure that the Hong Kong and Chinese governments would not block the deal. The Goldman Sachs team was left behind to dot the 'i's, cross the 't's and return home under their own steam. The two liaised over the weekend and by Monday morning the deal was sealed. Mr Li then phoned Pearson, which had by then realised it had not clinched the deal and was changing a presentation it was to make to the City the next day about its plans to demerge its oil and china interests.
For Pearson, which was generally assumed to be close to winning the battle for Star, it was an embarrassment and a setback to its plans to transform itself into a pure media group. In the words of someone close to the transaction: 'Pearson could have had the deal, but they lost it.' But did it really lose out? And if so, why?
Since the end of 1991, when its five 24-hour 'free-to-air' channels were all up and running, Star TV's success has confounded those who said it would find neither viewers nor advertisers. Validated figures released in February showed that 11.36 million households (45 million people) in 38 countries were able to receive the programmes - three times the number eight months earlier - and it boasted a footprint from Turkey to Japan, and from Mongolia to Indonesia. But the need to increase the number of channels, and its requirement for huge amounts of programming material, always meant that at some stage it would be looking for new investors.
The Li family's preferred partner was always Mr Murdoch. They admired what he had managed to achieve with Britsh Sky Broadcasting, and Julian Mounter, the Englishman who was brought in to head Star TV in February, was both a friend and an admirer of Sam Chisholm, the blunt New Zealander who runs BSkyB.
Twice this year, Richard Li and his father had reached broad agreement to sell a majority stake to News Corporation - and twice the deals fell down on the detail.
The Li family then approached Goldman Sachs to float Star TV. However, it became clear that Li Ka-shing thought being associated with an uncensored satellite TV service beamed into mainland China might damage his famous political influence in China and jeopardise the dollars 5bn he has invested there. While the company's success in China and Hong Kong was largely due to Li Ka- shing's contacts and business clout, it was also felt that Star TV would benefit from a relationship with a provider of programming - preferably a large media player that would facilitate future deals.
The Li family decided to have one last go at finding a partner to take the majority stake in Star TV. The earlier global trawl had thrown up about nine significant groups that had expressed interest, and this soon began to focus down to the most serious contenders. Goldman's Mr Thornton was mandated to approach both Pearson and News Corp with a deal in which they would take a majority stake in Star TV shortly ahead of a flotation.
Though both showed interest initially, Mr Murdoch was soon sidetracked. Last month, he appeared to have secured an agreement to take a minority stake in Television Broadcasting (TVB), a domestic TV station in Hong Kong involved in setting up a rival to Star TV. But the deal was thwarted by the colony's regulators and has now been abandoned (although Mr Murdoch has left the door open to strike some sort of deal with TVB, perhaps on the supply of programmes in Mandarin). Three weeks ago, it appeared News Corp was out of the running, but Mr Murdoch sprang into action, hauling Mr Chisholm back from his holiday in Australia to seal the deal.
Pearson still appeared to be favourite 10 days ago. But when it came to putting the final bids on the table, Pearson told Richard Li that it wanted a shareholders' agreement that would bind the Li family into retaining a substantial shareholding until 1998. Mr Li decided that this restriction on his stake made the deal less attractive than that offered by News Corp, even though Pearson was offering much more money.
So why did Pearson insist on the condition when it jeopardised a deal the company had been chasing for months? Mr Barlow maintains that Star TV, which is still losing money, is a risky investment and depends greatly for its success on the attitude of the Chinese government - not only is China the largest market for Star TV, but Hong Kong will revert to Chinese control in 1997. The Chinese government also owns one of the satellites that beams Star TV to earth. While he would not question the Li family's motives for wanting to sell out, Mr Barlow said Pearson would not have wanted to take the risk on Star TV if Li Ka-shing was about to pull out.
The risks to Star TV would also have been heightened if Mr Murdoch had lost - he had threatened to compete with Star TV.
Recently, when he made his attempt to buy into TVB to set up a rival Asian satellite service, it had just formed a consortium including Home Box Office Asia, Turner International, Australian Broadcasting and the ESPN sports network. One of TVB's greatest attractions was its huge library of Mandarin language programming, an invaluable asset for anyone aiming at China's fast-expanding television market.
For Mr Murdoch, the deal is a turning point in many ways. For a start, it is the first significant financial transaction that News Corp has completed since it nearly collapsed under the weight of its own debts in late 1990. It is also the first time Mr Murdoch has agreed to give a vendor a large number of his company's shares - Li Ka- shing will receive up to 2.7 per cent of News Corp, making him the third largest shareholder after the Murdoch family and Citicorp, the US bank.
In addition, Mr Murdoch is funding half the deal by issuing convertible preference shares - and it is expected that they will cede another 2.5 per cent of News Corp's capital to holders if they choose to convert. This will bring the Murdoch family holding in the News Corp empire, which once stood at more than 50 per cent, down to just 32 per cent.
In using Mr Chisholm to seal the deal, Mr Murdoch was sticking two fingers up at Pearson, which owns 16 per cent of BSkyB. He knew Mr Barlow, BSkyB's chairman, was negotiating for Pearson, so it was hardly diplomatic to use Mr Chisholm, the chief executive, as the News Corp negotiator. 'It can hardly do anything for their relationship,' said a merchant banker close to BSkyB. 'Not that there was a relationship in the first place.'
While Mr Chisholm works for BSkyB, he is actually employed by News Corp. His employment is covered by a shareholder agreement, which has no provision for Mr Chisholm working for News Corp at the same time. An agreement has been floated, but never settled, and close observers say Pearson is unlikely to instigate a row with News Corp over the matter.
Where does Star TV go from here? Its existing five channels Prime Sports, MTV, the Mandarin channel, BBC World Service TV, and the Star Plus entertainment channel will continue to be free to those with the dish to pick up the signals. The News Corp deal brings programming that will enable Star TV to improve the offerings on these channels, helping it to compete more strongly in countries with good domestic TV. Then, from October this year, it will expand into pay channels. News Corp, through BSkyB, will bring its expertise in operating a scrambled subscription service, as well as much-needed programmes. In programming terms, Mr Murdoch can offer Star TV the library of 20th Century Fox, and Fox broadcasting. In addition, Star TV is keen to plug into BSkyB's resources on sports programming there being a large appetite for European sporting events including football, athletics and cycling and arm Star TV's news services with feeds from BSkyB's expensive news operation in west London.
Plans are also under way to expand the 'footprint' and improve the strength of the signal. At the moment, Star TV is transmitted by AsiaSat 1, but the company has already reserved space on AsiaSat 2, which will be put in orbit in early 1995, and is also rumoured to be discussing space on the Apstar 2 satellite.
Increasing the number of channels means that Star TV can offer different language tracks as well as new channels. 'We will build a business out of Asia as big as two BSkyBs,' Mr Murdoch said after the deal was announced.
The biggest prizes are India and China. For the latter, where television ownership has become commonplace during 10 years of economic reform, Star TV still looks short of Mandarin language programming despite recent moves to stock up on products. This could mean that there is still room for News Corp to do some sort of deal with TVB, whose consortium plans are still at an early stage. Peter Smith, News Corp's director for technology, said last week that the two deals were not exclusive. The original TVB proposal has now been formally dropped, but no one at the moment is ruling out some future association.
The News Corp deal has been structured to avoid regulatory problems. The 63.6per cent stake is in HutchVision, the parent company of Star TV, which is the exclusive programme supplier and advertising seller for the Star TV network. The Li family and Hutchison Whampoa together will retain the remaining 36.4per cent. Most important, they retain control of HutchVision Hong Kong, which is the company licensed by the Hong Kong government to operate the satellite service. Under Hong Kong's telecommunications ordinance, the satellite licensee can be no more than 49 per cent owned by non-residents, but News Corp will not breach this rule. Nor, by comparison with the aborted TVB deal, has there been much grumbling in the colony about Mr Murdoch getting in on the act.
For Richard Li, the deal has left him everything to be pleased about. Star TV had been something of a test for him, set by his father. Dogged by a reputation that he was difficult to work with, Li junior has now proved that, surrounded by industry sceptics, he can establish a company and then sell a controlling stake at a handsome profit.
Pearson has added to its reputation of a company that cannot complete deals, having failed to tie the knot with Elsevier and not proceeding with its interest in Mirror Group Newspapers.
So far, City and Wall Street reaction to Mr Murdoch's return to the acquisition trail has been almost universally favourable.
Mr Murdoch's empire is still stretched financially, but this deal - unlike some of those he launched in the late 1980s - seems to be of a manageable size.
It also puts him in poll position in the world's largest potential TV market. There's plenty of scope for things to go wrong, but if they go right, the rewards could be beyond the dreams of avarice.
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i agree with the other attorneys, it will be difficult to move the case to NY. You should see if you can hire a FLA. lawyer to assist you and see if they will agree to be paid once you start receiving support payments?
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George Zimmerman's defense team won't be able to enter the animation into evidence, but is allowed to play it for the jury during closing statements.
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW, Trayvon Martin
30K Calif. Prisoners on Hunger Strike
by Julianne Hing on July 9 2013, 12:31PM
Hundreds of inmates have been held in solitary confinement for decades.
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW
Google Play's 'Angry Trayvon' Game Ignites Fury on Twitter
by Jamilah King on July 9 2013, 9:15AM
Talk about bad taste.
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW
Tracy Martin: 'I Was Listening to my Son's Last Cries for Help'
by Aura Bogado on July 8 2013, 5:25PM
Trayvon Martin's father takes the witness stand in George Zimmerman's murder trial.
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW, Trayvon Martin
'Fruitvale Station,' a Landmark
by Julianne Hing on July 8 2013, 8:48AM
A new feature film on Oscar Grant's killing takes its name from a landmark in a community that's lived through, and fought back against, too much police violence.
Topics: 'Fruitvale Station', Arts & Culture, Criminal Justice
Federal Judge Needs Evidence Louisiana Prison Gets Extra Hot in July
by Brentin Mock on July 3 2013, 3:26PM
Judge denies preliminary injunction that would protect death row inmates from extreme heat. Says he needs more evidence
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW
Social Media Shows Love for Rachel Jeantel
by Jamilah King on June 28 2013, 11:00AM
#LoveForRachel was trending on Twitter this week.
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW, Trayvon Martin