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ILION, N.Y. (WKTV) - A southern congressman says "we believe in the right to bear arms" as part of his pitch to lure local gun manufacturer Remington Arms to his state in light of New York's gun control SAFE Act, but Congressman Richard Hanna says, "not so fast." Hanna says that dislodging Remington from New York State will be an up-hill battle. The company, which employs more than a thousand people, has a history in Ilion that goes back nearly two centuries, according to its website. Congressman Hanna says that is generations of expertise in the DNA of all of those who work for Remington. Republican Congressman Jeff Duncan was quoted by USA Today as saying Remington's parent company should relocate to South Carolina in order to avoid "enemies" of the second amendment. "This message that was sent by the state over gun control, well it doesn't change their ability to manufacture," Congressman Hanna said. "It costs a little more to do business in New York State. They're going to have to tighten up security on a number of things, but they'll still be able to do and build everything they've done all along because the other 49 states do not have the same rules." Congressman Duncan's overture to Remington is not the first, as lawmakers from Michigan and Oklahoma have also courted the company.


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Siraj, Siti Shapor and Esa, Yuzine and Keong, Remmy Bun Poh and Daud, Siti Khalijah (2007) Genetic characterization of the two colour-type of Kelah. Malaysian Applied Biololgy, 36 (1). pp. 23-29. ISSN 0126-8643
Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA (RAPD) marker was used to examine the genetic relationships among three populations of two different colour-types (silver-bronze and reddish) of ikan kelah (Tor tambroides). Sixty three individuals of the kelah were sampled from Sia River of Pahang and Kampung Esok River of Negeri Sembilan (silverbronze)and Nenggiri River of Kelantan (reddish). Twelve RAPD primers generated a total of 226 scorable loci with 100% polymorphism across the sixty-three individuals. The RAPD banding patterns and sizes ranged from 4 to 17 and from 100bp to 1500bp, respectively. The intra-population UPGMA dendrogram produced two major clusters, with the Nenggiri River (Kelantan) samples formed a subcluster in both major clusters dominated by the Pahang samples (Cluster 1) and N. Sembilan (Cluster 2) samples, respectively. The inter-population UPGMA showed that the Kelantan samples were genetically closer to the N. Sembilan samples than to the Pahang samples. Thus, the results of this study did not support the hypothesis that the two colour-types of T. tambroides were genetically distinct from each other.
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U.S. and Russian aircraft taking part in the exchange of 14 convicted spies left Vienna International Airport after parking nose-to-tail on a remote section of runway, the Associated Press reported.
The two planes landed within minutes of each other and spent about 90 minutes on the ground, the AP said. The Russian Foreign Ministry and foreign intelligence service declined to comment.
Ten members of a Russian spy ring pleaded guilty yesterday in New York to conspiring to act as unregistered foreign agents. U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood in Manhattan sentenced them to time served and ordered them deported as Russia agreed to release four people convicted of spying.
The case "sends a message to every other intelligence gathering agency that if you come over here to spy, you will be exposed and arrested," Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney in Manhattan, said yesterday. The timing of the arrests wasn't for the purpose of obtaining a "bargaining chip" to trade for Russian prisoners, Bharara said.
One by one, each of the accused agents admitted carrying money or coded messages, secretly communicating with Russian officials and instructing others on how to find information useful to Russia. Their objective was to infiltrate U.S. policy- making circles after constructing false American identities in suburbs and cities along the East Coast, prosecutors said.
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President Dmitry Medvedev pardoned four people convicted of spying in Russia, presidential spokeswoman Natalia Timakova said. She identified them as Igor Sutyagin, Sergei Skripan, Gennady Vasilenko and Alexander Zaporozhsky.
Sutyagin, an arms expert at the Moscow-based U.S.A.-Canada Institute, was convicted in 2004 of spying for the U.S. and U.K. and sentenced to 15 years in jail. Skripal, a former colonel in military intelligence, was convicted of spying for the U.K. in 2006 and received a 13-year sentence. Zaporozhsky, a colonel at the foreign intelligence service, got 18 years in 2003 for spying on behalf of the U.S. Vasilenko, a former KGB major, was convicted illegal arms possession in 2006, Interfax reported.
The U.S.'s exposure of a so-called deep-cover operation -- followed by a prisoner exchange -- reprises a spy drama that has played out repeatedly since the 1940s.
The agents who pleaded guilty yesterday follow a line of networks the former Soviet Union planted to better understand American society as well as obtain military and policy secrets, intelligence experts said.
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"This is exactly the same illegals program that has been in existence since the beginning of the Cold War," Vincent Cannistraro, a former counter-terrorism chief with the Central Intelligence Agency, said in an interview. "The assumed names, their methodology is the same. It worked very well in the 1960s, but the world has changed. I think you have an old-fashioned mentality in Russia running things."
The U.S. has conducted other spy swaps under similar circumstances.
In 1957, the U.S. charged Rudolf Ivanovich Abel with espionage, saying the artist known to his neighbors in Brooklyn, New York as Emil Goldfus was really a colonel in the Soviet Union's intelligence service, or KGB. Abel was tried and convicted of espionage and sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Abel was exchanged in 1962 for downed U-2 spy-plane pilot Francis Gary Powers at Glienicke Bridge, the famed "Bridge of Spies" that linked Berlin to Potsdam in the former East Germany. Abel had been exposed by another "illegal" living in a small house in Peekskill, New York, as Eugene Maki, a name stolen from an American whose family had moved to Estonia. Maki defected to the U.S.
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In August 1986, Gennadiy Zakharov, a scientist with the United Nations, was arrested on a Queens, New York subway platform by agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, after paying $1,000 for secret documents about the design of jet engines. Zakharov was indicted on espionage charges by federal prosecutors in Brooklyn. A week later, the Soviet Union arrested American journalist Nicholas Daniloff and accused him of espionage.
After negotiations with the U.S. State Department, Daniloff was allowed to leave the Soviet Union without standing trial. The next day, Zakharov pleaded "no contest" to a count of conspiring to commit espionage and attempting to transmit national defense information to the Soviet Union.
He was sentenced to time-served by U.S. District Judge Joseph McLaughlin and released immediately to the Soviet government in the courthouse basement's garage.
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Andrew J. Maloney, the Brooklyn U.S. attorney at the time, said Zakharov's arrest on the eve of a summit meeting between former President Ronald Reagan and Russia's then-President Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland drew criticism.
"I remember a Washington D.C. columnist saying, 'Who's that madman in Brooklyn arresting this guy on the eve of the Icelandic meeting?" Maloney said in an interview.
He said the U.S. didn't view the exchange as a "quid pro quo," because as part of the agreement other Soviet dissidents were released later.
"If you think back to the Cold War, even when things were very hot, what we'd do in the U.S. was catch these spies and they'd end up in an exchange situation," he said.
Maloney, now in private practice, said the current ring nestled in affluent towns such as Montclair, New Jersey and Cambridge, Massachusetts shouldn't be dismissed as trivial.
"Who knows what they're really doing?" he said. "It's a very serious threat. In the future, if we have a problem with a new regime in Russia, these people could be called upon to do sabotage or harm the country," he said. "I don't dismiss this case at all."
The case is U.S. v. Metsos, 10-cr-00598, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
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(CNN) -- Passengers on an American Eagle flight arriving at Chicago's O'Hare airport got an unexpected jolt Wednesday when the right wing of a Boeing 747 cargo plane taxiing for departure clipped the tail of the commuter plane.
None of the 18 passengers and three crew members was injured, an American Eagle spokeswoman said.
American Eagle Flight 4265, an Embraer-140, had just arrived from Springfield, Missouri, and was taxiing to the gate when the incident occurred around 1 p.m. The 747 cargo plane involved in the collision, operated by EVA Airways, was heading to Anchorage, Alaska.
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University of Idaho President Duane Nellis said, "Today we are publicly releasing university records pertaining to the tragedy surrounding the death of Katy Benoit. In doing so we're honoring the commitment to transparency that I made personally to the people of Idaho and the family of Katy Benoit as well as the University of Idaho's commitment to full disclosure. I'm also announcing policy and procedural changes that are now under way. Today's release includes the university's record of Ernesto Bustamante's employment at the University of Idaho. This includes his evaluations by students and superiors, documents of the circumstances that led to his separation from the university, and additional detail on the incident timeline that we released earlier."
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duncane (13th October 2011)
Finally had time to take a look at that log file - it's telling us that the controller board is communicating correctly with your PC and that the controller is talking to the pen tray sensors. It's also saying that the surfaces should be working (the values for X Plus, X Minus etc are what I'd expect to see.
Could you go back into the diagnostics and turn on logging of X-Y data (should be under the Messages menu at the top)? When you touch the board again it should give you a scree-full of X and Y coordinates. If the log fills-up with coordinates without you touching it the board surface has probably been damaged.
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Reilly O'Connor had six points in the Hoyas BIG EAST Championship loss to Villanova.
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VILLANOVA, Pa. - The Georgetown University men's lacrosse team (6-9, 3-4 BIG EAST) battled in the second half, outscoring Villanova (7-7, 6-1 BIG EAST) 9-8, but a scoreless second quarter proved to be the Hoyas undoing in a 15-12 loss to the Wildcats. in the semifinals of the BIG EAST Men's Lacrosse Championship Tournament.
After being shut-out in the second quarter and falling behind by four goals, the Hoyas scored three goals in the first four minutes of the third quarter to close within one, at 7-6. But for every Georgetown run, Villanova responded, tacking on four quick goals to extend the lead to five. The Blue & Gray closed the gap to within three goals on four different occasions, but the Wildcats always had an answer, ending Georgetown's 2013 season on Thursday evening at Villanova Stadium.
"I'm really proud of the way that our guys kept fighting tonight," Head Coach Kevin Warne said. "We never gave up, we scrapped and our seniors, especially, set a new standard for how we are going to play lacrosse going forward."
Senior Travis Comeau (Red Deer, Alberta/The Hill Academy) had his 17th career hat trick and senior Brian Casey (Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep) had a goal in three assists in their respective Georgetown career-finales. Senior Brennan Bicknese (Ridgewood, N.J./Delbarton) picked up three ground balls and caused one turnover. Sophomore Reilly O'Connor (Brooklin, Ontario/The Hill Academy) led the Hoyas offense with six points on three goals and three assists.
Redshirt junior Tyler Knarr (Eagleville, Pa./LaSalle College) capped a historical season, winning 19-of-30 face-offs and picking up nine ground balls, to pass Andy Corno for the Hoyas single-season ground balls record with 112. His 184 face-off wins is the second best single-season mark, behind Corno's 186 in 2004.
The Hoyas were efficient in the first quarter, taking three shots and scoring three goals. Senior midfielder Dan McKinney (Niskayuna, N.Y./Niskayuna) scored the first two, with his first coming at 13: for GU and Joseph Bucci (Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca) added the third as the teams traded goals throughout on the way to a 3-3 tie at the end of the first quarter.
Villanova dominated the second quarter, holding the Hoyas scoreless, while four different Wildcats scored to take a 7-3 lead going into the half.
Comeau got the Hoyas off to a quick start in the third quarter, dodging from behind to the cage to score his 90th career goal to bring GU within three goals, while also drawing a penalty. On the ensuing man-up opportunity, Casey found Reilly O'Connor on the crease for a goal to bring the Hoyas within two goals, 7-5, with 13:52 left in the third quarter.
Casey and O'Connor switched roles on GU's next goal, as O'Connor provided the feed to Casey, who was waiting on the crease, for his first goal of the game, cutting the Villanova lead to one goal, 7-6 with 11:02 remaining in the third quarter. The Wildcats answered back with two goals within thirty-two seconds, to regain the three-goal advantage, 9-6, with 8:44 remaining in the quarter. They added one more with 12-seconds left in the third quarter to put Georgetown in a 10-6 hole going into the fourth quarter.
Villanova continued to roll in the fourth quarter, adding to its second 4-0 run of the game, taking an 11-6 lead with just under 13:40 remaining in the game.
Comeau scored his second goal on O'Connor's second assist, bringing GU back within four goals. Just over a minute later, O'Connor found Zac Guy (Tully, N.Y./Tully), who scored on a behind-the-back shot to bring the Hoyas within three goals with 8:46 remaining in the fourth quarter. But the Wildcats withstood Georgetown's rally, scoring two goals in 18-seconds to extend the lead back to five goals. Comeau his third of the game, scoring on a rebound in front of the cage, to bring GU back within four, at 13-9. But again, Villanova scored less than a minute later.
O'Connor scored his second goal of the game in transition, after William Flatley (Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga) picked up the ground ball and found O'Connor upfield, bringing GU back within four goals. Charles McCormick (Bronxville, N.Y./Bronxville) got into the act, finding the back of the cage on the pass from Casey to bring the Hoyas within three goals, 14-11, with 3:19 left in the game.
Jack Rice's goal with 2:27 remaining ended the Hoyas run, sealing all but dashing the Hoyas comeback hopes. O'Connor added his third goal of the game with 11-seconds left, but it was too late, as GU fell 15-12.
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I recently brewed a batch of beer using whole leaf hops and had about an ounce of each left over. I put them in zip lock bags and left them in the fridge. In retrospect I should have put them in the freezer. Anyways, that was 3 weeks ago and I am thinking of doing another batch to use up the rest of the hops that I have. Is there any problem using whole leaf hops that have been stored in the fridge (not the freezer) for three weeks? Thanks
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In Osinski, we switched our housing situation and we moved to a very small hotel. While it is clean, it is much different than anything anyone has stayed in before. We are in a poor part of the world so it is what one might expect. They all handled it well and it's also a great learning experience.
After breakfast on Sunday the team went to see the Russian Orthodox Church and hear part of the service. The church is extremely beautiful which makes it sticks out from what the rest of the city is like.
The guys had two good workouts on Sunday. In between the sessions they went swimming at the river.
Today (Monday) the team had a morning training session. After practice the team was invited by a local businessman/politician to have lunch at his factory in Kaltane.
We had a second workout tonight. Some of the middleweight guys got a great workout with a few wrestlers who have placed in the past at the Russian national championships. The Russian club coach taught a little bit of technique and it was solid workout.
Tonight was spent relaxing and walking to the city center to go the market. The weather here has been very hot and humid which has made the guys lose some weight.
The hosts in Osinski have been awesome; they have treated us great. The clubs feature athlete was the Olympic bronze medalist in the women's division at the Beijing Olympics.
Since we are in a much bigger city, the people are not as friendly as they were in Bachatski. There have been no requests for pictures.
On Tuesday there will be a morning training session and then a dual competition at night. Following the match, we will jump on a bus for an eight hour bus ride to the city of Berdsk.
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Austria x Reader- That Town"Hey, Austria!" Roderich turned around with a scowl on his face, cheeks tinted with red. He glared at you for laughing your arse off, seeing that you were close to tears. Nearby, some nations were chuckling, while others were full off laughing. He hastily turned to the piano, and started plonking keys again. Prussia's laugh was the loudest out of everyone's, and his "Kesesesesese~~" made Austria even more angered. Roderich turned to look at Elizaveta, who promptly took out her frying pan and hit Gilbert in the face. Everyone watched as Prussia continued to laugh while Hungary chased after him, occasionally managing to catch up. "…(Name)?" You look at the aristocratic country, and laughed again, your snickering bothering Roderick more than anything else. His pride would not let him be shamed in front of you. "Would you please stop laughing? I believe it is deterring from my musical experience
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CLAY, AL (WBRC) – A woman who admits to shooting her husband on Friday morning has been released from custody according to a spokesman at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department.
Chief Deputy Randy Christian says deputies found 39-year-old Karen B. Durbin at her residence in the 6100 block of Old Springville Road around 6:30 a.m. Her 42-year-old husband, Byron Keith Durbin, was found dead on the scene with a gunshot wound to the chest.
Karen Durbin was taken into custody and questioned by investigators. Christian said Friday afternoon Karen Durbin told them she was in fear for her life as her husband had made threats to her over the last few weeks. Durbin felt it was because of the divorce they were going through. She said she was retreating at the time when the shot was fired.
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This report documents the study findings and recommendations and is organized in accord with the task statement and the study approach described above. The report is organized in chapters as follows.
Chapter 1 (Introduction) provides background information and the statement of task for the study. Chapter 2 (Technology Alternatives) describes the most realistic power/energy technology solutions in each of the three regimes of prime concern for present and future Army applications. Chapter 3 (Power System Design) discusses guidelines for the efficient integration of power source technology. Chapter 4 (Soldier Energy Sinks) discusses the range of power demands of soldier applications and the key role played by logistics in determining the viability of energy solutions.
Chapter 5 (Progress) summarizes committee observations on the progress made by the Army since the 1997 NRC study report and on recent commercial trends in technology. Chapter 6 (Future Warrior Design Concepts) discusses promising approaches to design and integration of future soldier systems, barriers to implementation of energy solutions for soldier systems, and the impact of user interaction on power demand. Chapter 7 (Recommendations) summarizes the findings and presents the study recommendations. Appendix C (Measures of Performance) describes the methods used to classify the power sources and provides means for evaluating new power sources. Finally, Appendix D (Source Technologies) describes the characteristics of the power sources considered and reports on advances in technology since Energy Efficient Technologies (NRC, 1997).


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Storage capacity management obviously drives CapEx expenditures. However, capacity management also ripples through the rest of storage infrastructure cost profile. Capacity impacts software license costs, maintenance costs as well as power/cooling and floor space costs. Thus, capacity management is the #1 thing that any IT organization can do for cost containment. Here is a related post with four steps that you can take to control capacity: storagenerve.com/2009/08/24/taming-the-storage-budget-beast/ .
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text: PERFORMANCE BOOKING AGREEMENT THIS BOOKING AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") made upon this day of in the year by and between Phlume Artist Management, (hereinafter "Manager"), whose address is 6 Cutts Road #118, Kittery, Maine 03904, and , Collectively known as the musical group (hereinafter "Artist") whose address is: 1. Appointment: Artist hereby appoints Manager as one of Artist's Booking Managers throughout the world, with respect to all Artist's activities in the Entertainment Industry, and Manager hereby accepts such engagement. In this capacity Manager shall work with nightclub owners, booking managers, and talent buyers to contract performance agreements for Artist and set up single night appearances throughout the United States. 2. Term: The term of this agreement is a perpetual negotiation which shall remain in effect until Artist notifies Manager that the booking services are no longer required. Artist shall have the right to terminate the agreement at anytime, provided that Artist delivers Manager a written notice within fourteen (14) days of the date Manager's duties are to cease. All engagements that are booked by Manager during an active agreement shall be subject to commission pursuant article 3 regardless if agreement is active at the time of the performance or not. 3. Manager's Commission: As consideration for booking performances, Artist hereby agrees to pay Manager a commission equal to the greater of $100 per month or ten percent (10%) of all Gross Compensation (8.a) income which Artist (or any third party on Artist's behalf or for Artist's benefit) may hereafter receive or earn during the term hereof from and in connection with Artist's performance activities directly resulting from engagements Manager has negotiated and/or contracted. 4. Scope: This Agreement shall not be construed to create a partnership between Artist and Manager, it being understood that Manager shall render services hereunder as an independent contractor and may render the same or similar services for others as well as to engage in other business activities, so long as Manager continues to be active as a booking manager and such other activities do not interfere with Manager's ability to render services hereunder. It is also expressly understood that the agreement herein stated does not cover the individuals in their solo careers. Separate agreements shall be entered into if the individual artist(s) noted at the top of this Booking Agreement are to be represented in their solo career by Manager. Artist also agrees that all new members either additions, or replacements, shall be bound into this agreement with the terms stated herein, from the date of hire, under the existing clauses stated within this agreement. 5. Expenses: It is anticipated that Manager may from time to time incur expenses on Artist's behalf including, but not limited to postal mailing, printing of press kits, fliers, letters of solicitation and packaging. If Manager does incur such expenses which are substantiated by receipted vouchers or paid bills, Manager shall be reimbursed therefor out of Artist's Gross Compensation (8.a) after deduction of commissions due to Manager pursuant to this Agreement. Manager shall obtain Artist's express written approval prior to incurring any such reimbursable expenses, provided, however that such approval shall not be required for expenditures of less than $75.00 per transaction or $300.00 in the aggregate per month. 1 OF 3 6. Conflict of Interest: From time to time during the term of this Agreement, persons or entities owned and/or controlled, directly or indirectly by Manager or Manager's shareholders, officers, directors and employees, whether acting alone or in association with others, may package entertainment programs or other presentations in which the Artist is employed. Manager shall not be entitled to commissions hereunder based on Artist's Gross Compensation (8.a) by reason of the foregoing or under other agreements pursuant to which Artist is employed by Manager, or an entity affiliated with Manager; and Manager shall not be entitled to Commission from Artist in connection with any gross income derived by Artist from the sale, license or grant of any literary or musical rights to manager or any firm or corporation owned or controlled by Manager. Such relationships shall not be deemed to be a breach of this agreement or of any fiduciary obligations of Manager to Artist, and shall not in any way affect Manager's right to commissions hereunder in all other instances. Manager shall fully disclose to Artist the relationship of all parties in any such circumstances. 7. Conditions: As Artist may be booked in venues that have yet to be visited by Manager, Manager requests a "feedback report" on the venue to be done after every performance within 48 hours of the show. The report shall be submitted by way of e-mail or phone conversation by one of the Artist's members as listed at the top of this contract. Report on the performance shall include: * Total guests at the performance * Total gross income from the performance * Payouts to employees such as sound, door, hired musicians, and such * The total capacity of the venue * Quality of the sound and or lights * Overall feeling of the venue (good, bad, "hole") * Professionalism of the staff. The report will be used to note which venues are worthy of future bookings as well as report back to Manager total income resulting from the performance. Any additional information about the venue such as location in town, nearest hotels, restaurants and stores will be helpful, however not needed. In lieu of the 48 hour contact requirement, Manager shall provide a worksheet for the Artist detailing all information requested and the worksheet may be held and submitted at the end of the month, provided that the worksheet is mailed with full payment within 30 (thirty) days of the first scheduled performance on the worksheet. 8. Definitions: As used in this Agreement, the term "Gross Compensation" shall mean all forms of income or consideration paid to Artist by reason of Artist's performance activities in the Entertainment Industry pursuant to contracts, engagements and commitments entered into or negotiated by Manager during the term of this agreement. It is expressly defined that Gross compensation shall be the total amount earned by the band for the engagement and does not take into consideration fees for the engagement such as travel, lodging, opening bands, bar staff Engineers or equipment rental. All expenses shall be paid out post Management commission. 9. Notices: All notices, requests, demands and other communications under this agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given if either delivered personally or sent by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, with postage prepaid, to each party at its address indicated above or to such other address as any party may hereafter notify the other parties in like manner. 10. Artist's Warranties: Artist warrants and represents that Artist: (a) has full right power and authority to enter into this Agreement; (b) is under no obligation or disability or prohibition which might prevent Artist from performing his obligations hereunder. 2 OF 3 11. Indemnity (a) Artist agrees to indemnify Manager and hold Manager harmless from and against any liability, loss, damage, cost or expense including reasonable legal fees paid or incurred by Artist by reason of any breach or threatened breach by Artist or failure of the covenants, representations or warranties contained herein or in said agreement. (b) Manager agrees to indemnify Artist and hold Artist harmless from and against any liability, loss, damage, cost or expense including reasonable legal fees paid or incurred by Manager by reason of any breach or threatened breach by Manager or failure of the covenants, representations or warranties contained herein or in said agreement. 12. Governing Law: This Agreement shall be enforced by the Governing law of the State of Maine. Any controversy, claim or dispute not settled during the mediation process or the arbitration process shall be settled within a court of law based within the Governing State of Maine. All disputes settled within the court of law shall be deemed binding to the fullest extent of the law. Neither party shall be able recoup attorney fees, court fees, or legal fees within the Maine Court System. 13 Entire Agreement: This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes any and all previous agreements, written or oral, between the parties relating to the subject matter hereof. No amendment of the terms of this agreement shall be binding unless reduced to writing and signed by Artist and Manager. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have entered into this Agreement on as of the date first above written. ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO: MANAGER: dated: Name (printed): ARTIST(S): dated: Name (printed): dated: Name (printed): dated: Name (printed): dated: Name (printed): dated: Name (printed): 3 OF 3


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Kobe Bryant passes Hakeem Olajuwon
LOS ANGELES -- Two summers ago, Kobe Bryant called up Hakeem Olajuwon so he could see the legendary big man's footwork up close and try to steal a few of his post moves.
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Kobe Bryant's climb on the NBA's all-time scoring list. Along with Bryant, Abdul-Jabbar, Chamberlain, O'Neal -- and to a lesser extent -- Karl Malone wore the Lakers' purple and gold:
|1. K. Abdul-Jabbar
|2. Karl Malone
|3. Michael Jordan
|4. Wilt Chamberlain
|5. Shaquille O'Neal*
|6. Moses Malone
|7. Elvin Hayes
|8. Kobe Bryant*
|9. Hakeem Olajuwon
|10. Oscar Robertson
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Friday night against the Sacramento Kings, Bryant took Olajuwon's place in the record books.
Bryant's breakaway dunk with 3:29 remaining in the first quarter gave him 13 points for the game, passing Olajuwon's 26,946 career points for eighth place on the NBA's all-time scoring list.
Bryant finished the game with 38 points on 13-of-27 shooting, but the Kings won 100-95 despite coming into the game with a 4-16 road record.
"It's obviously a huge honor," Bryant, a 15-year veteran, said after Friday's loss. "I've been playing for a while and these milestones mean a lot."
Previously, Bryant had plenty of nice things to say about Olajuwon.
"I learned a great deal, obviously, just the details of the post game from him," Bryant said after Thursday's practice. "Hakeem is incredibly smart and for him to take the time and welcome me into his home and show me different things is a tribute to his greatness."
Bryant had some high praise for the former Houston Rockets center.
"In my opinion, he's the best post player ever," Bryant said. "With all due respect to [Kevin] McHale, Hakeem was phenomenal."
Lakers head coach Phil Jackson ribbed Olajuwon, who broke up the Chicago Bulls' set of three-peat championships with two titles of his own with Houston in 1994 and 1995.
"Hakeem had this move that bordered on walk or travel," Jackson said. "McHale had one, too. It's very hard to duplicate that. It was kind of a shoulder-shrug, shake-and-bake thing that he had where he'd come back in the opposite direction, but he was so quick at it. Kobe has good post-up moves. I'm sure he learned some things about posting up [from Olajuwon], but he didn't imitate Olajuwon's move."
Bryant is one of just three guards in the all-time top 10 along with Michael Jordan (third; 32,292) and Oscar Robertson (10th; 26,710).
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"Typically big men have been known to kind of dominate the ball and the bigs that are on that list are obviously the all-time greats," Bryant said. "I guess there's a couple little guys that are feisty."
When asked if Jackson's triangle offense helped Bryant and Jordan climb the scoring ladder, the Hall of Fame coach said with a smile, "No, they could have done that on their own."
The next players in Bryant's path are Elvin Hayes at No. 7 (27,313), Moses Malone at No. 6 (27,409) and former teammate Shaquille O'Neal at No. 5 (28,582 and counting before Friday night's game at Phoenix). Bryant and the Lakers face off against O'Neal and the Celtics on Sunday.
Dave McMenamin covers the Lakers for ESPNLosAngeles.com. Follow him on Twitter.
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- Covered the Lakers and NBA for ESPNLosAngeles.com from 2009-14 and the NBA for NBA.com from 2005-09
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Nicole at Another One Bites the Crust raved about this sushi restaurant on her blog (and she is vegan!) and I can see why. She showcases their pumpkin miso soup and curry cauliflower and artichoke cumin rolls, but that is just the beginning of this restaurant's creativity.
Go Dairy Free writer and author of My Sweet Vegan, Hannah Kaminsky, also went out of her way to write an extensive review on this eatery. She says:
Read Hannah's full review (with mouth-watering photos). The restaurant also has a very expansive website, see the link below for their menus and offerings. Their hours and days open are not completely standard (just like their menu) so be sure to check the website or call ahead before heading out.
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This antioxidant rich elixir offers the synergy of Certified Organic Açaí, Goji, Noni, Mangosteen, Maqui, and Nopal to help promote healthy living.*
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Filtered water (sufficient to reconstitute), organic certified guar gum (from the seed of the guar plant Cyamopsis tetragonoloba L.), stevia, citric acid, ascorbic acid and natural mangosteen flavor.
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BPA free, gluten free.
Tamper Resistant.Do not use if seal is broken.Store at room temperature.Refrigerate after opening.Before taking a dietary supplement, consult a doctor or other health care provider especially if you have a disease or medical condition, take any medications, are pregnant or nursing, or are planning to have an operation.Keep out of reach of children under 12 years of age.


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There was an outstanding group of celebrity tacticians and amateur teams that competed in the 2012 IOD Celebrity Invitational. To learn more about the sailors and the teams, CLICK HERE to read their bio's in the IOD Celebrity Invitational Opening DinnerProgram. The event was hosted by legendary sailors and co-chairs Gary Jobson and Tom Whidden.


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Ben Stein, actor and former speechwriter for Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford
The "To Be or Not to Be" speech from Hamlet boils down the essentials of life to a few magnificently poetic paragraphs.
Harold Bloom, humanities professor, Yale University
The seventh and last of Hamlet's soliloquies, as he watches Fortinbras's army march by him in the snow. The darkness of his insight is absolute.
Ted Widmer, former speechwriter for President Bill Clinton
Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural came at a time for self-glorification. But instead of chest-thumping, it offered a profound modesty. Whenever the air is thick with political smugness, it bears rereading.
Anthony Weiner, former U.S. congressman from New York
FDR's "Four Freedoms" speech.
Camille Paglia, author, Glittering Images: A Journey Through Art From Egypt to Star Wars
Pericles' Funeral Oration, as reconstructed by Thucydides, is a celebration of Athenian freedom and justice—plus, it may have been written by Pericles' mistress.
Mark Salter, former speechwriter for Senator John McCain
The Sermon on the Mount, for defining humility. Close runners-up are William Faulkner's Nobel Prize acceptance speech, for its confident humility, and Lincoln's second inaugural, for explaining the social necessity of humility.
Pat Buchanan, political analyst
The Sermon on the Mount, which includes the Beatitudes, the Lord's Prayer, and the divine instructions on how men ought to live, if they wish eternal life.
Representative John Lewis (D-Georgia)
If humankind would only live by the words of Jesus in the Beatitudes, the world would finally be at peace with itself. That great speech is from another time, but its words ring true from generation to generation.
Robert Schlesinger, author, White House Ghosts: Presidents and Their Speechwriters
For sheer reach and influence, it's hard to argue against Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. It's perhaps the central teaching of one of the world's great religions, still studied and recounted not just in academia and religious institutions but by lay people all around the world.
James Carville, former campaign manager for President Bill Clinton
Although it does not have the same cache as the Sermon on the Mount, the Sermon on the Plain is a shorter and more cogent speech. Jesus was talking to people at his same level, rather than to people down the mountain.
Herman Edwards, football analyst, former NFL player and coach
I can remember watching Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech on television when I was 9 years old. King educated and inspired not just the people who were at the March on Washington, but America in general.
Melinda Gates, co-chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution" combines the beauty and power we associate with King's oratory and a visionary argument about technology and morality.
Jim Harbaugh, head coach, San Francisco 49ers
For speeches of leadership and valor, there are none better than Winston Churchill's speech before the House of Commons on June 4, 1940—"We shall never surrender!"—or Shakespeare's Saint Crispin's Day speech, delivered by Henry V before the Battle of Agincourt: "We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother."
Mary Beard, classics professor, University of Cambridge
Cicero's first speech against his political rival Catiline, in 63 B.C., has been a model for orators and protesters ever since. In fact, its first words—"How long will you abuse our patience, Catiline?"—were seen on opposition banners in Hungary less than two years ago.
Chris Anderson, TED curator
The best talk ever given at TED, judging by the length of the standing ovation, was the human-rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson's "We Need to Talk About an Injustice." In the 10 minutes after Stevenson finished, audience members committed $1 million to his advocacy organization by show of hands.
Steve Duck, professor of rhetoric, University of Iowa
For its effect at the time and its ability to speak to us today about leadership and bravery, the greatest speech has to be the one given by Queen Elizabeth I at Tilbury Docks in 1588 as she faced the Spanish armada and stirred her troops to England's defense: "I know I have the body of a weak, feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king."
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May 21, 2012 -- Selecting the right antennas for a device, particularly cellular antennas, and testing and integrating them properly, can prove the difference between a device that passes network certification and testing like PCS-1900 Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB) testing, and one that does not. Good radio frequency (RF) optimization and OTA (over-the-air) performance in wireless devices is critical for these certifications, and incorrect antenna selection and integration can often be blamed when M2M devices fail certification testing. Often, it is a system issue, such as the overall design of the system or how that device is interacting. As with many things, system optimization is the key to success.
This article discusses the important process of antenna selection, how to incorporate antennas in M2M devices and the recipe for connectivity success. First, let's take a look at selecting the proper antenna.
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