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CEDAR CITY, Utah — A scenic state highway in southern Utah closed by a massive landslide in October is scheduled to reopen to the public with limited access June 1 and full access by July 4, state transportation officials said.
Crews have worked in recent weeks to remove dirt, rock and debris from state Route 14, about eight miles east of Cedar City, The Spectrum of St. George reports.
Some 1.5 million cubic yards of material slid down a steep ravine Oct. 8, destroying nearly a quarter mile of the highway.
A relocation of the highway by contracting company Kiewit will require crews to remove only about 400,000 cubic yards of debris, Utah Department of Transportation officials said.
The highway is used by residents and tourists to get to grazing land for cattle and Bryce Canyon National Park. While the road is used mostly by residents, it is also used by truckers and tourists because it's the most direct route from Cedar City to U.S. 89, which leads to the national park.
Ranchers and others have complained that the road closure has had a major negative effect on the livestock and tourism industries in southern Utah.
UDOT spokesman Kevin Kitchen said crews have been removing about 7,200 cubic yards of debris per day since March 15. On Monday, a significant increase in workers and machinery should increase that amount to 15,000 to 20,000 cubic yards per day, he said.
"Things are really starting to move quickly," Sam Grimshaw, field engineer for UDOT, told The Spectrum.
Last month, UDOT announced that limited public access to the closed section of road would be available on weekends after June 1. After a meeting with ranchers, UDOT announced a plan to increase that access to 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday through Thursday and from 5 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Monday starting June 1, with full access by July 4.
Kitchen said $10 million in federal relief funds will be used for the project.
A similar landslide occurred in the area in 1991.
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The only negative thing I can say is that I wish this place didn't serve food as tapas- I'd rather have the food as entire portions!!! Inspired and creative dishes!
The only negative thing I can say is that I wish this place didn't serve food as tapas- I'd rather have the food as entire portions!!! Inspired and creative dishes!
I think the chef is a genius in the kitchen. The menu features small and varied bites. Plenty of great food to choose from and the flavor combos are just amazingly unique and tasty. Last night, New Year's Eve, we enjoyed their 9 course special menu. It was AMAZING. One course was a smoked onion and potato soup with roasted... More
Haven't been to Honey for awhile, not sure why not but when out-of-town friends came to visit suggested it as a nice alternative to the standard fare. We were seated immediately (we had a reservation) in a booth that has airy curtains that make you feel private/intimate but not boxed in---one of my favorite places to sit in the restaurant.... More
This is a terrific restaurant, with amazing staff and food. However, the menu hasn't changed in two years, so as much as we enjoy going there we feel the chef needs to revamp the offerings. This is why I give it 3 stars. We love the place and the concept but just wish they would mix up the menu. It... More
They recommended 5 items but we almost had too much to eat. This is tapas style and absolutely delicious
Honey was suggested by a friend, and we were very happy with our experience. The small plates allowed for the two of us to share a bunch of different flavors! There were so many different items on the menu that you don't see every day. The service was excellent and we truly had a wonderful time! We're definitely going back.
Enjoyed! First time there and our waiter knew the menu and explained it well. My wife and I had a variety of small plates. All food was well prepared and plated nicely. Our waiter was great. He was patient and thorough in his explanations. The ribs with a small accompaniment of a ginger ice cream were exceptional. The fried oysters... More
Dining at Honey is not just going out to get something to eat. It is an adventure in tasting! Last night I visited Honey with a friend who had never been there before. With the help of Jason, we sampled dishes from the top of the menu to the bottom. There was little conversation other than "mmmm". Lol! The flavors... More
Me and my husband drop in not knowing we needed a reservation. They were pleasing but made it clear we could only be there for a short time as they had other people coming. The service was slow and the food okay. Popcorn was hard but a nice compliment. What was hurtful was the way the rushed us out the... More
The food and vibe have dropped. Tough to keep up old standard. Probably still could rate as good tourist stop, but not for locals.
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rooms large and comfy, there was free wifi in the rooms (no wired LAN), free parking. the staff were all very helpful and nice. location great - near to public transport, and within walking distance of shopping.
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Very noisey Chinese in next room moved in last two nights Screaming and shouting all night ... No sleep ... Thin walls!!
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Val d'Isere, in the Savoie area of France, is a colourful winter sports haven that began as a farm community in the years BC. It is the better-known part of Espace Killy. The huge skiing domain, shares itself with purpose-built Tignes. The area is named for Olympic hero Jean-Claude Killy, who grew up in Val d'Isere. The charming village finds its 1,800 residents outnumbered 15 to one by guests in winter. Espace Killy has 300 kilometres of maintained slopes cut through vast snowfields that stretch to the horizon. Ninety-nine lifts can move more than 135,000 skiers an hour, uphill. Much of the terrain is ideal for cruisers, but there are many opportunities for snowboarders and powder skiers to show their stuff. A lot of skiers accept the challenge of the Bellevarde downhill, designed for the 1992 Olympics. Some parts of the 915 metre drop have a 63 percent angle and running it earns bragging rights in the lively Val d'Isere apres-ski scene.
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Aquino III secured his presidency under an anti-corruption manifesto, he must keep his promise and make an all out immediate effort to eradicate the long time sickness that has eroded right into the core of government. Such non-violent protests would allow people to vent their anger in a peaceful manner, warning corrupt culprits to stop the ugly practice right away, or else....
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Due to take place in Doha, the meeting will be chaired by the Gulf state's emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, who has been acting as a "channel of communication" between the Islamist Hamas group and the international community, said the source.
"Qatar has presented Hamas' demands to the international community. The list has been presented to France and to the U.N. The talks tomorrow will be to further negotiate these conditions."
Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, has rejected Egyptian efforts to end the fighting that has killed at least 370 Palestinians, mostly civilians, saying any deal must include an end to a blockade of the coastal area and a commitment to a ceasefire reached in an eight-day war there in 2012.
The conditions include the release of prisoners re-arrested since a 2011 exchange deal with Israel, the opening of Gaza-Israel border crossings and an end to an Israeli blockade on the Gaza seaport, a Hamas source in Doha told Reuters.
"In general, Israel must end all forms of aggression and attacks, end the blockade of Gaza and remove the actions that resulted from its military offensive in the West Bank after June 12," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri told Reuters in the Palestinian Territories.
Western diplomatic sources see Qatar as a strategic player in reaching an effective ceasefire deal as the wealthy Gulf Arab state hosts a large number of exiled Islamists from across the Middle East, including Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal.
Meshaal visited Kuwait on Sunday and held talks with the Gulf state's emir, whose country currently holds the rotating presidency of the Arab League, Kuwait's state news agency said.
The senior Qatari source said Abbas was also due to hold talks with Meshaal following his meeting with the U.N. secretary-general.
"Qatar will not put any pressure on Hamas to bring down or reduce or change their demands. Qatar is only acting as a communication channel," the source said.
Egypt said on Saturday it had no plans to revise its ceasefire proposal, which Hamas has already rejected. And the Hamas source in Doha said the group has no plans to change its conditions for a ceasefire.
"We want the rights of our people. Palestinians on the ground are supporting us and we will get them back their rights," said the source.
Ban was also due to visit Cairo, Jerusalem and Ramallah in the West Bank during a visit to the Middle East.
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Much has been made about Notre Dame's apparent desire to remove a visit to Arizona State from its 2014 football schedule.
The Sun Devils, naturally, are not pleased with the idea. After all, losing a big game like the one against the Fighting Irish would be bad enough, but it would be a struggle to find a suitable replacement for them on such short notice.
"When any university seeks to try to change a schedule a year out, or these conferences try to realign and people have to change schedules a year, year and a half, two years out, it's very difficult to find anybody to play because everybody's booked up five, six, seven, eight years into the future," ASU athletic director Steve Patterson told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Tuesday.
Patterson, who said schedules are made years an advance, noted that his school is already looking into scheduling games that are still more than five years out. So, it stands to reason other schools are in the same boat, meaning most schools have their 2014 docket set.
"The networks schedule around that, the universities schedule around that, their alumni schedule around that, the foundations and the financial folks schedule around that, the coaches and recruiting schedules around it," Patterson said. "So it's not just something you change from one season to the next, in football."
So, what does that mean for the potential-but-in-peril matchup with the Fighting Irish that is set for Sun Devil Stadium next year?
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Over at GayRightsWatch.com, Bryan Harding has a long and thoughtful piece about the state of the gay rights movement in Oregon over the past year.
As we take a look back at the year that was 2005, we saw a slight positive change in public opinion regarding marriage equality in Oregon and, despite a ballot measure loss in 2004 that many said would put a damper on the movement, a big increase in visibility and activism. Whereas in the past, about less than 100 activists would show up to lobby or rally at the capitol in any given year, this year the numbers swelled to thousands...2005 also marked the first time that any governor in the United States had sponsored and pushed forward a bill like SB1000. Some have been critical of the Governor and while we won't get into those criticisms here, the Governor's actions were not insignificant. Thank you Gov. Kulongoski....
Some in the movement have taken a naysayers approach--noting that we've done all this work and yet still have no tangible change in the law. If our movement was only a year by year effort, I might agree, but the fact is, it's not. This is a decades long struggle that began long before this movement and will continue long after. And, I don't think we can minimize the important work that is being done to get us one step closer to equality each day.
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Public duped into donating over £12,000 to fund suspected terror attack planned on Britain
Members of the public were duped into donating thousands of pounds to fund a massive suicide terror attack planned for Britain, a court heard today.
Irfan Naseer, 31, Irfan Khalid and Ashik Ali, both 27, were among a group of men who posed as collectors from the Muslim Aid (MA) charity, complete with T-shirts and hi-vis tabards, to carry out street collections and door-to-door pleas for cash in Birmingham and Leicester last year, their trial at Woolwich Crown Court heard.
But the charity received just a fraction of the Ramadan collection cash in August last year, with the vast majority being kept to finance the plot, the jury was told.
Notes found by police suggested that they collected £12,100 but the court was told they also lost £9,149.39 from their gains by using it to trade in foreign currency over four weeks.
The court previously heard that the men, two of whom are alleged to have received terror training in Pakistan, planned to detonate a series of suicide bombs in an attack that could have been bigger than the July 7 2005 atrocities.
Today the jury heard that Ali registered two accounts on eBay's online charity website "half in jest" in September 2006 with the user names "terrorshop" and "shopterror", using the email address be-terroryahoo.co.uk.
Brian Altman QC, prosecuting, said that one of the accounts was closed down by eBay in October 2006.
"The second account remains active, but, like the first, has never been used," he said.
"However, both reveal his mindset even then, even if the usernames he chose were registered half in jest."
He said the men wore MA T-shirts and tabards to "beguile the public into believing this was legitimate charity collecting, when it wasn't".
"That money was stolen and ... was not intended by the defendants to be used for any other legitimate purpose other than terrorism," he said.
Mr Altman said the collections took place soon after Naseer and Khalid returned from terror training in the Taliban and al Qaida stronghold of Waziristan in Pakistan at the end of July last year.
The charity had a licence for a single day's collecting, and it received £1,584 from the group at the end of August, the court heard, a fairly typical amount for a day's collection.
In reality, the prosecution claimed, they illegally collected cash over a sustained period, posing as Muslim Aid volunteers without its knowledge.
They donated £900 to the Madrasah-e-Ashraful Uloom school in Bordesley Green, Birmingham, and kept the rest.
All the men are accused of engaging in conduct in preparation of terrorist acts, which they deny.
Naseer is accused of five counts of the offence, Khalid four and Ali three, all between Christmas Day 2010 and September 19 last year.
For Naseer, from Sparkhill, Khalid, from Sparkbrook, and Ali, from Balsall Heath, all in Birmingham, this is alleged to have included planning a bombing campaign, collecting money for terrorism and recruiting others for terrorism.
Naseer and Khalid are also accused of travelling to Pakistan for training in terrorism, and it is alleged that Naseer also helped others to travel to the country for the same purpose.
The men talked about when they planned to carry out their suicide attack while discussing their car's MOT, the court heard.
They were recorded talking about the VW Passat needing its new certificate in June or July this year, when Khalid said "we're dead by then", adding "we're probably out of here by next June, brother".
The covert recordings made by police after the men returned from Pakistan also included fears that other members of their group had phoned relatives or friends in the UK from the Asian country and spoken about why they were going over there, the prosecution claims.
In the conversation, recorded in a car, the men talk about being imprisoned for what they have done if it got out, under the "2005 Act" - an inaccurate reference, the prosecution claimed, to the Terrorism Act 2006.
"It confirms that they knew full well what had been done was criminal," Mr Altman added.
A little later, the court heard, one of the men's associates "light-heartedly" said he cannot drive the car because he has angina. Naseer, who was described as the group's "amir" (leader) replied: "(I) don't want to be Shaheed (a martyr) yet yeah."
The three men on trial are accused of being "central figures" in the alleged extremist plot, over which 11 men of Pakistani and Bangladesh origin and a woman were arrested.
It is claimed that another four of the men were sent to Pakistan to receive terrorist training - Naweed Ali, 25, and Ishaaq Hussain, Khobaib Hussain and Shahid Khan, all 20.
Prosecutors say that Mohammed Rizwan, 33, and Bahader Ali, 29, were "wavering" about whether to get involved in the plot or to go to fight with jihadis abroad.
Ahmed was allegedly used as the group's financier, and it is claimed that Mujahid Hussain, 21, was involved in fundraising.
The court heard that Ahmed posed as a self-employed sales account manager with a £99,000 annual salary to set up a foreign exchange trading account with Forex Capital Markets Limited.
It was funded by seven payments totalling £14,550 from an account containing charity collection money but he made big losses, the court heard.
The men talked about putting sharp blades on the front of a truck and "running" into people, the court heard.
Recorded speaking on September 10, they discussed an idea for a weapon that had been published in an outlawed extremist online magazine called Inspire under the headline "The Ultimate Mowing Machine".
It was an article the prosecution said the defendants were clearly aware of.
Naseer said: "So Ashik, it feel like I've been driving a monster truck, you know."
Khalid said: "Yeah and do what AQ (al Qaida) said, put that blades at the front of it and trample on everyone."
He continued later: "Just drive it into people in (a) crowded area."
The men also discussed what would happen to their bodies after they had been martyred in a suicide attack, the court heard.
In what the prosecution called a "very telling exchange", they discussed where they would be buried in Birmingham while being watched by surveillance officers driving through the Small Heath area of Birmingham on September 11 last year.
Khalid said: ""Nah, I'm just thinking... most likely it'll be Handsworth (cemetery), if there's a body left."
Naseer replied: "One thing, one thing, remember, once that once you done, it doesn't matter where you get buried, innit."
Mr Altman said: "The exchange puts beyond doubt that they were planning a suicide attack."
Khalid and Naseer also talked about people "getting killed" in their local area and how no one would come there any more because it would be a "little war zone", the court heard.
Khalid was recorded saying: "This earth here ain't ever be the same, how these people think that, all everyone's gonna be merry merry kuffar are gonna come and eat and drink here, it's not gonna happen, because after we've done, Insha'Allah, yeah, after later on, yeah."
He added: "These people are gonna be getting killed and that here, there's gonna be little war zone, yeah."
In another conversation he described Westerners as evil, saying: "All I'm saying is look how much hatred they have for Islam.
"That does make you go mad."
The men were recorded taking a large flatscreen television to their flat, on which to watch violent videos.
They were also heard boasting that they had been contacted by a potential "investor" who they hoped might give them up to £10,000.
A Dawah charity shop was going to be used as a cover to recruit more people to their cause and they planned to set up charity stalls selling cakes and perfume in Coventry, Leicester and Walsall.
Naseer was recorded talking about the September 11 al Qaida bombers and how they increased their iman (faith) by "doing 10 (chapters of the Koran) a day", while talking to an associate.
The trial continues tomorrow.
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Health and beauty chain Alliance Boots has announced the shock resignation of boss Andy Hornby after less than two years in the role.
Mr Hornby, who gained notoriety as the head of Halifax Bank of Scotland before its near-collapse and rescue by Lloyds TSB, has stepped down with immediate effect, according to the firm.
He said his decision follows "an intense last five years" and said he would take a few months break.
Boots executive chairman Stefano Pessina will take on his role while the firm searches for a replacement.
Today's news marks an apparent blow to Mr Hornby's career, which appeared to be back on track after his appointment as chief executive of Boots so soon after his disastrous stint at HBOS.
He was one of a number of disgraced bankers - including former Royal Bank of Scotland boss Sir Fred Goodwin - who received a very public mauling in the wake of the financial crisis which led to a series of taxpayer bail-outs.
Lloyds has been left 41% owned by the state after assuming billions of pounds of bad debts through its takeover of troubled lender HBOS.
But Mr Hornby's reign at Boots appeared trouble-free, with the group's last set of results showing a 12.7% hike in trading profits and recent sales figures revealing that the high street chain shrugged off a tough December which left many rivals under pressure.
The group stressed today that it expects to deliver "another year of strong trading profit growth" when it reports results to March 31 in May.
Mr Hornby said: "After an intense last five years as chief executive of two major companies, I have decided to take a few months break."
He added: "I have thoroughly enjoyed the last couple of years at Alliance Boots during which time the company has performed very well."
Mr Hornby also leaves behind a well-paid position, with an £850,000-a-year salary, not including bonuses.
He landed a £400,000 "golden hello" when he took on the top job at Boots in July 2009 and the firm's last annual report showed he earned a total of more than £2 million in pay and benefits for the first nine months alone.
The group will now begin the hunt for his successor, but it is thought there are two strong internal candidates - Alex Gourlay, chief executive of the health and beauty division, and Ornella Barra, head of the pharmaceutical wholesale division and long-term partner of Mr Pessina.
Mr Pessina teamed up with private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to take Boots private for £11.1 billion in 2007.
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Defence witnesses said they still thought highly of Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair, despite him being at the center of a court-martial that has focused attention on sexual misconduct in the U.S. military and could lead to jail time for the airborne infantry officer who served five combat tours.
''I believe pretty heavily in redemption,'' testified retired Lieutenant Colonel Jamie Gough, a defense witness who said he served with Sinclair in Germany and Iraq.
''I understand he made a big mistake here, but he is an inspirational leader.''
Sinclair, 51, a married father of two, avoided a possible life term in prison through a plea deal accepted on Monday (NZT Tuesday) that dismissed sexual assault charges he faced after a female Army captain under his command said he forced her to perform oral sex when she tried to end their adulterous sexual affair.
Charges that he had sex with her in a parking lot in Germany and on a hotel balcony in Arizona, and that he threatened to kill her if she exposed the illicit relationship, also were dropped during the court proceedings at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
The 27-year army veteran has pleaded guilty to asking junior female officers for nude photos, possessing pornography on his laptop while deployed in Afghanistan, misusing his government credit card to pursue the affair and referring to female officers with demeaning names.
Sinclair was stripped of command in southern Afghanistan in May 2012 as a result of the allegations.
A female US Army lieutenant called as a prosecution witness on Tuesday to provide evidence of Sinclair's admitted conduct unbecoming an officer said he once became angry after she declined his invitation for a horseback riding date. She was not the main accuser in the case but one of the women with whom Sinclair said he ''got too personal''.
''Something didn't seem right'', the lieutenant said of Sinclair's advances, adding through tears that the criminal case resulting from his actions took a toll on her reputation.
The identities of the female victims are being withheld by Reuters due to the nature of the charges.
Absent from the courtroom was Rebecca Sinclair, who has not attended any of the trial but wrote a letter that the defence team plans to submit to the judge for consideration in the general's sentencing.
She said her decision to stay home with their two school-age sons should not be viewed as a lack of love or support for her husband of 29 years.
''I have to be honest - I am on the road to forgiveness, though not fully there'', she wrote, noting that she alone had witnessed the depth of the general's remorse.
She asked for a fair sentence, ''one that takes into account Jeff Sinclair as a whole person, recognizing his achievements and his sacrifices as well as his errors''.
Sinclair's defence called 15 character witnesses and planned to present more in court as they make their case against him serving jail time for his military crimes.
The plea deal put a cap on the possible penalties, but those terms have not been disclosed.Sinclair's defense lawyers argue the general should be allowed to retire at a reduced rank, saying his rare court-martial of a top officer was the result of political pressure on U.S. military leaders to show they were taking a tough stance against rising sexual violence in the armed forces.
In court, government attorneys have said they believed the captain's allegations of sex crimes. But the defence said on Tuesday that a prosecutor in the case told them he felt the government had overreached with the initial charges.
The general's main accuser gave emotional testimony about their volatile three-year affair that spanned two war zones and posts in the United States. The trial was halted last week before the defence had a chance to cross-examine her account, which they decried as untrue.
The military judge delayed the court-martial and allowed Sinclair to renew his plea offer after ruling that politics appeared to have improperly influenced the army's decision to reject an earlier offer by the general to plead guilty if the charges of coercive sex acts were dropped.
Sinclair, who maintains he never forced sex, admitted as part of the plea agreement to causing the captain emotional harm. The captain's attorneys said in a statement that she accepted the plea bargain but stood by her allegations of sexual assault.
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Below, get a sneak peek at the one and only Neil Patrick Harris, along with Mayim Bialik, Tori Spelling, Dick Clark and more, in the BLOSSOM episode "Rockumentary"! The episode will air Friday, July 11 at 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. PT on the hub Network.
The hub NETWORK is bringing everybody's favorite teenager to cable for the first time ever beginning Monday, July 7 at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. Episodes from the classic, trend-setting series BLOSSOM will air weekdays at 10 p.m. ET and 10:30 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. PT on the HUB Network.
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The series stars two-time Emmy Award-nominated actress Mayim Bialik ("The Big Bang Theory") as Blossom Russo, Ted Wass ("Rules of Engagement") as her father Nick, Joey Lawrence ("Melissa & Joey") as her older brother Joey, Michael Stoyanov ("Late Night with Conan O'Brien") as her other older brother Anthony and Jenna von O? ("The Parkers") as her best friend Six. An all-star group of guest stars have graced the series, including Will Smith ("Men in Black"), Tobey Maguire ("Spider-Man"), Neil Patrick Harris ("How I Met Your Mother"), Singer-songwriter Sonny Bono, Dick Clark ("American Bandstand"), Estelle Getty ("The Golden Girls"), ALF, Johnny Galecki ("The Big Bang Theory"), David Schwimmer ("Friends"), Singer-songwriter B.B. King, Alex Trebek ("Jeopardy"), Recording artist Little Richard, Mark-Paul Gosselaar ("Saved by the Bell"), Major League Baseball player Reggie Jackson, Arsenio Hall ("The Arsenio Hall Show"), Brittany Murphy ("Clueless"), David Arquette ("Scream"), Tori Spelling ("Beverly Hills, 90210") and Singer-songwriter Melissa Manchester.
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SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, the 11-time Primetime Emmy Award-winning show that sparked America's fascination with dance, is set to captivate audiences again this fall - live on tour - with more stops than ever before. They will perform on the Van Wezel stage on November 21 at 8 pm.
Celebrating its momentous 11th season, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE's Top 10 finalists will make their way across North America, performing in more than 70 cities, as part of the SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE TOUR 2014. The Season 11 tour lineup includes the following Top 10 finalists: Bridget Whitman, Casey Askew, Emilio Dosal, Jacque LeWarne, Jessica Richens, Ricky Ubeda, Rudy Abreu, Tanisha Belnap, Valerie Rockey and Zack Everhart.
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE airs Wednesdays (8:00-10:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed) on FOX.
Fall's hottest ticket will feature this season's most popular routines, as well as original pieces created specifically for the nationwide tour. 19 Entertainment and dick clark productions will present audiences around the country with the opportunity to experience the action brought into their living rooms each week on the beloved summer series, with a variety of sizzling, one-of-a-kind dance routines they have come to expect from their favorite dancers.
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE recently received seven 2014 Primetime Emmy Award nominations, including Outstanding Reality-Competition Program and Outstanding Host In A Reality or Reality-Competition Program (Cat Deeley), in addition to Outstanding Choreography nominations. SYTYCD's outstanding costume team of Marina Toybina and Grainne O'Sullivan also won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Costumes for a Variety Program.
"I am thrilled with the spectacular, fresh talent we have discovered this season. I believe these dancers have inspired the choreographers to create remarkable dance numbers each week. I am excited for your favorite dancers to bring their inspiration and routines to even more cities throughout the nation on this year's tour," stated Nigel Lythgoe, judge, executive producer and co-creator of the hit FOX series.
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New Vegas, 23rd Century – a sprawling city huddling beneath an artificial atmospheric bubble on a distant moon. Pleasure seekers flock there from every corner of the galaxy, to take in the shows and play the tables in the huge casinos. But beneath the glitz and the glitter, organised crime rules the streets.
Whilst Rose Tyler works as a waitress in the Full Moon nightclub, Jack Harkness poses as a reporter for the Daily Galaxy. Meanwhile, the Doctor is helping the police department with their investigation into The Whisper, a strange vigilante that has been terrorising the city's underworld. But the Doctor is also on a mission of his own – to save Police Chief McNeil's life at all costs.
Big Finish's executive producer Nicholas Briggs performs the story brilliantly - check out his splendid Ninth Doctor! - with support from John Schwab, most recently heard playing Hunter in our first Stargate SG-1 Series Three Box Set.
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A former chief executive of the Blues rugby franchise will stand trial for corruption in November.
Peter Scutts, 58, appeared in the High Court at Auckland today charged by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) with taking a kickback from a client of his NZX-listed New Zealand Wine Company.
Scutts is the former chief executive of the Blues rugby franchise and speculation had linked him with a return to the job.
He was charged in the Auckland District Court last September with 16 counts of dishonestly using a document and one count of receiving secret commissions.
He successfully applied to have the case moved to the High Court and made his first appearance in the court today represented by John Billington QC.
Justice Timothy Brewer set a trial date of November 3, to be heard before a judge alone, rather than a jury.
The charges relate to Scutts' former position as the chief executive of the New Zealand Wine Company, the marketer of Marlborough wine brand Grove Mill.
It was alleged he entered into an arrangement with an Australian customer to receive kickbacks from a supply deal.
The SFO alleged Scutts' board had no knowledge of this arrangement, through which Scutts received $64,000.
In New Zealand Wine Company's report for the year to 2012 Scutts said: "We have made significant changes to how we market our wines. The best gains have been our efforts in Australia, which have helped clear our excess stock and developed new channels to our consumers."
Scutts remained chief executive until September 2012 when New Zealand Wine Company merged with NZAX-listed Foley Family Wines.
Scutts was remanded on bail to trial.
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'Russia is sick of being humiliated and pushed around by ignorant outsiders': MoS columnist PETER HITCHENS says Putin DOES have a right to intervene
President Vladimir Putin has predictably been infuriated by attempts to draw Ukraine into the EU orbit
We have been rubbing Russia up the wrong way for nearly 25 years.
It is hard to see why.
Moscow could have been our friend if we had wanted that.
We rightly viewed the old Soviet Union as a global menace to freedom.
But Russia is no such thing, just a major regional power sick of being humiliated and pushed around by ignorant outsiders.
I watched the old Soviet menace vanish on the streets of Moscow in August 1991 when a KGB putsch failed, the Communist Party was shattered in pieces, and the USSR collapsed in a cloud of rust.
Russians always believed there was an unspoken agreement that, in return for this, they would be allowed their dignity. They now believe that agreement has been broken.
What was left after 1991 was Russia, a proud and courageous people living amid the wreckage left by 74 years of Marxism and hoping to revive their ravaged country. We could have helped them.
By indulging Boris Yeltsin's debauched reign (during which he shelled his own parliament while the West looked on complacently), we made Russian voters see Vladimir Putin as an attractive alternative.
The Putin government is squalid, but nothing like as bad as that of China, with whom we are on good terms.
Rather than recognising that the Cold War was over, we re-started it for no good reason, encouraging Russia's neighbours to join the EU or Nato as if the USSR still existed.
In recent months, the EU and the United States have been willing to wound but afraid to strike.
They have aggressively sought to detach Ukraine from Russia and draw her into the EU orbit, knowing very well that this would infuriate Moscow.
Rather than recognising that the Cold War was over, we re-started it for no good reason, encouraging Russia's neighbours to join the EU or Nato as if the USSR still existed
We have awakened the ancient passions of this cruel part of the world, who knows where it will lead?
Senior American, German and EU figures have gone to Kiev to egg on the anti-Russian crowds. Imagine how you would feel if Russia's Foreign Minister turned up at SNP rallies in Edinburgh, backing Scottish independence.
Putin's Crimean games are a sarcastic response.
The unspoken message is: 'You like breakaway movements and meddling in other people's business? Try this for size.'
And now, having raised hopes we cannot fulfil, we have awakened the ancient passions of this cruel part of the world and who knows where our vainglorious folly will now lead?
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Interpublic and Havas deliver strong third quarter growth, while WPP warns on outlook
By Alec Mattinson Monday, 31 October 2011 08:37AM
Interpublic Group and Havas announced strong third quarter growth last week, while WPP cut its 2011 sales growth forecast on Friday.
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