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News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 10, 2005
Springfield, MA... A Holyoke man was convicted today in federal court of distributing heroin. Mark R. Trouville, Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration in New England and United States Attorney Michael J. Sullivan, announced today that MARIO ESPINO, age 22, of Holyoke, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Michael A. Ponsor to three counts of heroin distribution.
At today's plea hearing, the prosecutor told the Court that, had the case proceeded to trial, the Government's evidence would have proven that ESPINO distributed a total of 100.7 grams of heroin to an undercover police officer over the course of three deals that took place between March 7th and May 13th, 2003, in Springfield.
Judge Ponsor scheduled sentencing for May 24, 2005. ESPINO faces up to 20 years' imprisonment, to be followed by 3 years of supervised release, and a $1 million fine.
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The Twins lost on Friday night in a game that Johan Santana started, and stranded approximately 400 baserunners during their series in Cleveland. Somehow, though, they managed to win three out of four behind Boof Bonser, Carlos Silva, and Scott Baker. Those names don't exactly strike fear in the hearts of opposing batters, but they've all shown marked improvement lately, which gives fans a lot of much-needed hope after saying goodbye to Liriano for the season.
You know who else has improved lately? Torii Hunter, who has led Minnesota in home runs and total bases so far in September, at a time when the team's overall power has dipped a bit while everyone fights their late-season fatigue. Torii may not be the face of the Twins anymore (the torch was passed as soon as Joe Mauer slapped those fake sideburns on that kid), but his bat is still pretty important, and it's getting hot just when the team needs it the most.
just a note of reminder that the twins' lobbying, and the collusion of the state legislature and the hennepin county comissioners, led to a denial of your voting rights (sales tax for the new stadium). so every time you go to a game or watch on tv you are supporting anti-democratic behavior. i wonder what the troops in iraq think about our throwing away citizen participatory democracy while they are risking their lives purportedly fighting for it. i for one will no longer attend any twins games. to do so would insult the sacrifice of those who have defended our voting rights with their blood and lives. think about it.
I wouldn't say that Torri has completely passed the torch. I agree that Mauer (and probably Morneau as well) are the new faces of the Twins, but Torii has been with the team forever, and was a central part of the turn around. He's been loyal, he's played his guts out, and he is the veteran presence. He will always, at least somewhat, be representive of the Twins in my mind. Besides, with a smile that big, who wouldn't want his face on their teams poster?
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Federer haul seems lightyears away, says Nadal
June 11, 2013
Madrid: Rafa Nadal believes he still has a very long way to go before he can match or overtake the record haul of 17 grand slam singles titles amassed by his great rival Roger Federer. Spaniard Nadal won his eighth French Open crown on Sunday and having just turned 27, has...
Rafael Nadal drops from fourth to fifth in ATP rankings
June 10, 2013
Paris: Eighttime French Open champion Rafael Nadal has dropped from No. 4 to No. 5 in the ATP rankings this week, swapping places with David Ferrer, the man he beat in the Roland Garros final. Nadal only retained the ranking points he earned by winning last year's French Open, while Ferrer...
Rafael Nadal first to qualify for ATP World Tour finals
June 10, 2013
London: Rafa Nadal has booked his place at the World Tour finals after winning a record eighth French Open title, the ATP said on Monday. Nadal has staged a spectacular comeback after being sidelined for seven months with a knee injury from June last year. Since returning in February, he has reached...
Nadal the best to have ever played the game: Piperno
June 10, 2013
Former India Davis Cup player Enrico Piperno heaved praises on Rafa Nadal after the Spaniard won his eighth Rolland Garros title and his 12th overall Grand Slam going on to say that Nadal is perhaps the greatest player to have played the sport. Piperno added that winning the French Open...
Nadal prefers to be left alone after creating history
June 10, 2013
Paris: Having achieved the glittering distinction of becoming the only man to win eight singles titles at the same grand slam tournament, French Open champion Rafa Nadal was soon dreaming of another priceless thing on Sunday to be left alone. A 63, 62, 63 victory over fellow Spaniard David Ferrer...
Strange day in the office leaves Ferrer chuckling
June 10, 2013
Paris: A Roland Garros final against Rafa Nadal should have been the highlight of Spanish warrior David Ferrer's career. Instead what he got was a "strange" match featuring driving rain, invaded by "strange" people "without clothes on" and he will now "strangely" be ranked above Nadal despite finishing second best. At...
Factbox: French Open champion Rafael Nadal
June 9, 2013
Factbox on Rafael Nadal who won his eighth French Open tennis title on Sunday: MAKING HIS NAME Born in Manacor, Mallorca, June 3, 1986. His uncle Miguel Angel Nadal enjoyed a successful career as a professional footballer, notably for Barcelona and Spain. The naturally righthanded Nadal switched to being a lefthanded...
Protesters, one letting off a flare, interrupt French Open final
June 9, 2013
Paris: Four protesters, one letting off a flare, briefly interrupted the French Open tennis final between Rafa Nadal and fellow Spaniard David Ferrer on Sunday. Two barechested protesters stood up in one of the front rows behind the players' benches on court Philippe Chatrier at the end of the sixth game...
Rafael Nadal defeats David Ferrer to win eighth French Open title
June 9, 2013
Paris: Rafael Nadal's final shot at the French Open was a typically ferocious fallaway forehand, and when it landed for a winner, his momentum and emotions sent him splaying backward onto the clay he loves. The champion quickly bounded to his feet and headed for the net at a trot. It...
Makarova, Vesnina win French Open women's doubles title
June 9, 2013
Paris: Fourthseeded Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina of Russia won their first Grand Slam title together by defeating defending champions Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci of Italy 75, 62 in the women's doubles final of the French Open on Sunday. It was the first major title for Vesnina but the second...
Bryan brothers end 10year wait to repeat French Open magic
June 9, 2013
Paris: The 30somethings have enjoyed themselves at the French Open this year and American twins Bob and Mike Bryan continued the trend by winning a recordextending 14th grand slam doubles title at Roland Garros on Saturday. Just a few hours after 31yearold fellow American Serena Williams hoisted the women's trophy, the...
Sharapova defiant despite loss to Williams
June 9, 2013
Paris: Predictably it was unlucky 13 for Maria Sharapova as she lost her French Open crown to Serena Williams on Saturday, yet the Russian remained defiant as she drew positives from yet another defeat against the world number one. Sharapova has now lost 13 matches in a row to Williams but...
Williams believes her best still lies ahead
June 9, 2013
Paris: Serena Williams thinks her best years may still be ahead of her at the age of 31. She overcame stubborn resistance from defending champion Maria Sharapova in the French Open final on Saturday to clinch her 16th Grand Slam title, beating the Russian 64, 64 and extending her own winning...
Ferrer in way of Nadal's 8th French Open title
June 9, 2013
Paris: His words catching in his throat, Toni Nadal called it "really a miracle" that his nephew is back in the French Open final. Seriously? Miraculous? More like expected, given that Rafael Nadal is 581 for his career at Roland Garros, a seventime champion who will become the only man...
Serena will equal Evert and Navratilova's slam mark: Mouratoglou
June 9, 2013
Paris: Serena Williams is already assured a place in tennis history but her coach believes the 16time grand slam champion will soon embroider her status among the greats. The American, who beat Maria Sharapova to win the French Open on Saturday, is now two grand slam titles shy of Chris Evert...
Bryan brothers win doubles title at French Open
June 9, 2013
Paris: Topseeded Bob and Mike Bryan of the United States won their 14th major doubles title by defeating Michael Llodra and Nicolas Mahut of France 64, 46, 76 (4) in the French Open final Saturday. In the tiebreaker, the Bryans rallied from a 42 deficit to clinch the victory when Mahut...
Serena beats Sharapova to claim her 2nd French Open title
June 8, 2013
Paris: Serena Williams won her 16th Grand Slam title and her first French Open championship since 2002 when she beat familiar foil Maria Sharapova 64, 64 on Saturday. The victory completed the No. 1ranked Williams' rebound from a shocking loss to 111thranked Virginie Razzano in the first round at Roland Garros...
Missing French Open could be blessing in disguise for Andy Murray
June 8, 2013
London: World number two Andy Murray is hoping his Wimbledon title chances will benefit from his enforced absence from the French Open in Paris. The Briton ended a sequence of three successive Grand Slam final appearances when he pulled out of the clay court event at Roland Garros because of a...
No player even closer to solving Rafa riddle on red dirt
June 8, 2013
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Nadal, Ferrer make up allSpanish final at Roland Garros
June 7, 2013
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June 7, 2013
Paris: Serena Williams gives pet names to her various character traits whereas Maria Sharapova, who will try to prevent the American claiming a 16th Grand Slam title in Saturday's French Open final, usually sticks rigidly to the ice maiden routine. Defending champion Sharapova has been quite erratic in the last couple...
Nadal crosses Djokovic hurdle to enter eighth final
June 7, 2013
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Sharapova bids to end to poor run against Williams
June 7, 2013
Paris: Maria Sharapova was not even an adult the last time she beat Serena Williams, it was so long ago. That was at the WTA Championships, when the Russian was just over 17 12 years old. Nearly nine years later, she'll try to stop Williams from winning her 16th Grand...
Nadal and Djokovic renew hostilities a round early
June 7, 2013
Paris: The current best player in the world meets the greatest claycourt player of all time in a French Open blockbuster on Friday but it is not even the final. Unusually no silverware will be at stake when Serbia's Novak Djokovic and Spaniard Rafa Nadal strut on to Philippe...
Bryan brothers reach doubles final at French Open
June 7, 2013
Paris: Topseeded Bob and Mike Bryan of the United States will aim for a record 14th major doubles title after beating Alexander Peya of Austria and Bruno Soares of Brazil 61, 64 in the semifinals of the French Open on Thursday. On Saturday, the twins will face Michael Llodra and Nicolas...
Ferrer to give Tsonga tougher time than Federer: Forget
June 7, 2013
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Serena Williams sets up Roland Garros final against Maria Sharapova
June 6, 2013
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Bryan Brothers reach doubles finals at French Open
June 6, 2013
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• Peace Week in Eugene began Sept. 14 and continues with the Sweet Peace Festival from noon to 5 pm Saturday, Sept. 20, at Whiteaker Community Head Start Center at 21 N. Grand St. The People's Climate March (see below) is part of the series. The finale will be from 3 to 4 pm Sunday, Sept. 21, at the Nobel Laureate Peace Park at Alton Baker Park. Call 485-1755 or email email@example.com.
StoveTec, a local for-profit stove enterprise, is pledging financial support for StoveTeam International, a nonprofit organization that brings safe, fuel-efficient and low-emission stoves to communities in Mexico and Central America. Under the new sponsorship, StoveTec — which markets wood cook stoves developed at Aprovecho Research Center in Cottage Grove — will donate a portion of its domestic for-profit sales to support StoveTeam International.
The crux of the City Hall debate appears to be what makes sense economically: tear down or rebuild? And appearance: Can we sustain the function of this building and upgrade its tattered look? That's what the Eugene City Council will be considering when it meets for a work session and regular meeting Sept. 22 and additional work session Sept. 24.
Does our City Council know:
In mid-July, Eugene resident David Nickles was at the canoe landing below the River House on the Willamette River, a stretch of water he visits with his son two or three times a week, when he alleges he saw the city essentially "dumping trash into the river."
Portland School Board member Steve Buel has a reputation for stirring things up with his vocal criticisms of the Common Core State Standards. On Sept. 24, he'll bring his thoughts on high-stakes standardized testing to Eugene, the first talk in this year's series of Community Alliance for Public Education's community dialogues.
In Afghanistan
• 2,343 U.S. troops killed (2,340 last month)
• 19,984 U.S. troops wounded in action (19,930)
• 1,530 U.S. contractors killed (1,530)
• 16,179 civilians killed (updates NA)
• $747.9 billion cost of war ($739.6 billion)
• $294.6 million cost to Eugene taxpayers ($291.3 million)
Against ISIS
• $692.9 million cost of military action
• $272,900 cost to Eugene taxpayers
In Iraq
• Eugene PeaceWorks/Eugene Media Action will host a reception with refreshments from 6 to 8 pm Thursday, Sept. 11, upstairs in the Growers Market, 454 Willamette, celebrating its new office space and an FCC-approved, low-power FM radio station. The group is working to "get progressive voices on the air focusing on environmental sustainability, economic justice and music made in the Northwest." Call Craig at 505-2564.
"Probably some of my fondest olfactory memories are the smell of burning marijuana at the University of Oregon," says Joshua Marquis, district attorney for Clatsop County. "I smoked dope when I was a freshman, and it didn't kill me, and it didn't turn me into a drug addict."
About $24 million in federal funding for the West Eugene EmX project passed the Metropolitan Policy Committee unanimously last week, according to Rob Zako, executive director of Better Eugene-Springfield Transit (BEST). "We are looking forward to work proceeding efficiently with minimal impacts, and to seeing the new EmX line open in just over two years," he says. BEST has been holding "listening sessions" with the community over recent months and plans to release a report next month. An online survey is at best-oregon.org.
ODOT plans to spray Highway 36 as it did in May. A notice was received as follows: "This is to give our two week notification of ODOT shoulder spraying on Highway 36 between MP 0-24 and 32.2-52.5. The herbicide application schedule is tentative and is subject to change due to weather, equipment breakdowns and availability of product." For daily information call ODOT Herbicide Application Information Line (888) 996-8080. You may also call Tony Kilmer at the Springfield office at 744-8080.
Neighbors were curious to say the least last year when Clay Gautier and Gail Baker decided to demolish a single-story house on 32nd Street in southeast Eugene and custom-build a net-zero home in its place. A net-zero home produces as much or more energy than it uses, and the homeowners were happy to answer the questions of inquisitive passersby. "Everybody has always been welcome to come take a look and walk around," Baker says.
Barely a year after hosting a Sunday neighborhood potluck when the foundation was first laid last August, the now-completed net-zero energy house will be featured in this year's BRING Home and Garden Tour Sunday, Sept. 14.
When you live in Eugene, the phrase "track town" is so ubiquitous it borders on cliché.
But as the latest movie being filmed in Eugene by former UO runner and filmmaker Alexi Pappas, Tracktown hopes to illuminate the allure of the local running obsession.
On Friday, Aug. 29, Pappas and her team rounded up 150 or so locals and 20 professional runners to be extras for a scene with legendary local runners Andrew Wheating and Nick Symmonds filmed at UO's Hayward Field.
Four years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, Halliburton is paying $1.1 billion to residents, local governments and businesses affected by the disaster.
Oregon DEQ recently sent Oregon Resources Corporation (ORS) a pre-enforcement notice for serious violations of environmental law discovered via a DEQ compliance inspection of the stormwater collection and treatment system for ORS's chromite mining operation outside of Coos Bay. Violations include millions of gallons of unreported discharges, and false statements to DEQ associated with these discharges.
• A town hall meeting on "Elder Abuse Prevention" will be from 6:30 to 7:30 pm Thursday, Sept. 4, at the Viking Sal Senior Center, 245 W. 5th Ave. in Junction City. Reps. Val Hoyle and Vic Gilliam and attorney Sylvia Sycamore will be on the panel.
This November, Oregonians have the chance to make their state the first to require genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to be labeled as such. In the wake of failed GMO-labeling ballot initiatives in Washington and California, representatives of Oregon's "Yes on 92" campaign have invited biologist Michael Hansen to drum up support for the measure.
We hear that nearly 90 percent of the 1,300 beds at the Capstone housing project called 13th & Olive are leased and new leases are expected to be signed through September. The construction work that remains will be completed by move-in around Sept. 23.
Do you know the three reasons Eugene City Hall should not be torn down?
1) It will cost taxpayers many millions more than other options.
2) The plan calls for a "ceremonial" City Hall to house only the council chambers, mayor's office and city administration.
3) The plan violates the city's commitment to sustainability.
Here's a pop quiz to see how well you understand the issues.
What will the city lose in tearing down City Hall?
In 2003 the Lane County Commission voted to move to a "last resort" program in using herbicides on county roadsides. The plan to put a moratorium on pesticide use was in response to concerns for human health as well as concerns for Willamette River steelhead and Chinook salmon. On Sept. 9, with impetus from Commissioner Jay Bozievich and with the encouragement of pro-pesticide group Oregonians for Food and Shelter, the county's Integrated Vegetation Management Program "last resort" policy will be up for discussion.
• Lane County Commissioners are meeting at 9 am Tuesday, Sept. 9, to consider the use of herbicides along county roads. Chemical agriculture lobbying groups want the county to use toxic sprays. Sign up at Harris Hall at 8:45 am to voice your concerns.
• Giustina Land & Timber, 345-2301, plans to hire Western Helicopter Services, Inc., 503-538-9469, to aerially spray 43 acres near Crow Creek with aminopyralid, glyphosate, imazapyr, metsulfuron methyl and/or sulfometuron methyl. See ODF notification 2014-781-00875, call Brian Peterson at 935-2283 with questions.
Oregon DEQ has settled Christopher John Bartels' appeal of the civil penalty assessed against him by DEQ in July of 2013 for illegally discharging wastewater from his meat processing and packing facility to ditches flowing to Fern Ridge wetlands on two occasions in 2011 (EW 6/27/13, goo.gl/Xb41PD), by reducing the $15,600 penalty originally assessed to $10,200. DEQ's settlement with Bartels also includes an additional $7,600 penalty for illegal discharges of blood waste to Fern Ridge Reservoir in February of this year (EW 5/8, goo.gl/BhX5vP).
Park goers might have noticed an oily sheen hugging the banks of Delta Ponds these past few weeks, oozing only a few wing flaps away from the hunting green herons and basking Western pond turtles that frequent the wetlands across from Valley River Center. Don't worry, says Jonathan Wilson, a stormwater regulatory compliance coordinator for the city of Eugene — it's just a natural form of shiny bacteria.
With the new school year kicking off Sept. 3, Eugene School Board 4J wants to reformat its current curriculum adoption process. After three years of using College Preparatory Mathematics (CPM) in the district, the board has not yet actually voted on the official adoption or rejection of the controversial middle school and high school CPM curriculum. Part of this revamp includes reconvening the Instructional Policy Council, which according to board members has not met for years and once played a role in choosing district curriculum.
• Beyond Toxics is planning a "Bee Jazzy" benefit to save bees from 6 to 8 pm Thursday, Aug. 28, at Silvan Ridge Winery, 27012 Briggs Hill Road, 15 miles southwest of Eugene. Music by Zac Wolfe Band. Tickets are $30. Call 465-8860 or email email@example.com.
Medical marijuana dispensaries in Oregon are rallying to support the measure on the November ballot that would legalize, regulate and tax marijuana use by adults in the state. Lane County dispensaries are sending representatives north to a kick-off event for the group Dispensaries for Measure 91 at 5:30 pm Thursday, Aug. 28, at Opal 28, 510 NE 28th Ave. in Portland. See voteyeson91.com to get involved. Why are dispensaries supporting "competition" from legalized pot?


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Somebody ordered counting sheep? (fence not included — the provider assumes no responsibility for the sheeps' behavior should you fail to provide a fence)
Looks like Vachel is worriedly clapping very hard. As if he fears if he doesn't he may be next.
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"Enjoy this Reds fans, you are watching a legend grow up before your very eyes" ... DoogMinAmo on Adam Dunn
Great minds think alike. We posted at the same time.
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Maybe they're banned again....
The fear of Patterson hitting 1st or 2nd...i think scared people away. I know i was in fear.
seeing the long odds the Reds face today maybe they decided to punt
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4 forthcoming exhibitionsSept 08 - details of plans for shows in London and Brazil
SwedenJuly 08 - exhibition as part of large arts festival Includes new experimental work
RomaniaApr 08 - teaching in Romania
Hong KongFeb-Mar 08 - art in residence in Hong Kong
Indian ConferenceJan 08 - City to City conference in Hyderabad
HIV/Aids in ChinaDec 07 - exhibition and education in South West China
Huge muralSept-Oct 07 - a 110 metre outdoor mural completed at a school
ResearchAug 07 - Jonathan starts working as assistant to large research project
Dental WorkAug 07 - Jonathan's work is installed at a dental practice
Tansitional EraJuly 07 - Jonathan curates show of some the latest Chinese art
Liverpool & ShanghaiJuly 07 - the ongoing connections go on
Wiseman VillageJune 07 - joint exhibtion in unusual setting, China
LecturesMay 07 - 3 lectures at 3 Chinese universities
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ResurrectionApr 07 - Jonathan joins 30 Chinese artists for Beijing show
Liverpool & ShanghaiMarch 07 - more virtual (but real) connections
Artist bookFeb 07 - Chinese art book includes a foreigner for 1st time
Dream & RealityJan 07 - exhibition of 2 Chinese artists curated by Jonathan
Chun QunjieOct 06 - retrospective exhibition curated by Jonathan
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Contagious LoveSept 06 - Jonathan curates show with 35 Chinese artists
Gallery Director/CuratorAug 06 - new role at Sino-Scandanavian gallery in China
WAVE exhibition, London & SeoulJuly-Oct 06 - a group exhibition in Britian & Korea
sevenApril-May 06 - huge solo exhibition
Colour Play, ShanghaiMar 06 - joint exhibition with Australian artist
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Wiseman's Village
June 2007 - Jonathan was invited to join this group exhibition in China. It was held at what turned out to be a show house type development which was built to try and sell a new village being build about 50km outside of the city.
The developer had asked a group of artists to put on an exhibition to help promote their selling. In China this is quite common and artists don't see any contradiction or compromise.
Jonathan was slightly shocked to start with but created an installation that commented on the name of the development, 'Wiseman's Village'. The whole place felt like it was built on sand, even the show house was of a very poor quality, and in a similar way to most Chinese housing development it felt over priced and unattainable for all but the very rich.
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Trip-Hop (e.g. Imogen Heap, Dido, Jem), Israel-Pop (e.g. Korem, Mesika, Peles, HaDag Nachash), Modern Jazz (e.g. Hiromi), Classical (e.g. Tchaikovski, Rostropovich, Mendelssohn ), Soundtracks (especially Nyman, Kanno, Kawai, Hisaishi), "Alternative" (e.g. Faulilage, Fine Frenzy, Marlin, Carlton, McLachlan, Jones, Coldplay, Sting, Furtado, Lunik), Electropop (Uh Huh Her, Metric, Delerium) Pop (Madonna, Lilly Allen, Lavigne), Trance (Sleepthief, Above and Beyond), "Indie" (BoA) No particular order. |
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Because the 77-year-old talk show host has children who play Little League.
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Not only am I irrationally into the idea of Hulu Plus, but I also love that the lasting image of this video is Phil Dunphy with a mustache.
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'The Social Network' Meets 'Jonah Hex'
Yesterday we saw the creepy teaser for The Social Network. Today, The Full Ginsburg brings us the Jonah Hex version.
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Chinese Companies Institute 'Rent-A-White-Guy' Program
CNN reports on a strange new practice in which Chinese companies rent white Westerners to appear more global.
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Onion News Network reports that Al Qaeda canceled a terrorist attack at the last minute to spare the life of Stephenie Meyer.
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Creation of Position: Vice Provost for Strategic Initiatives Provost Robert Barchi has announced the creation of a new Vice Provost for Strategic Initiatives position. The search for the position, which will report directly to the Provost, will begin immediately.
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Hey guys thought id start a new thread to let you all know I was able to get a WHITE LUMIA 920 on Orange contract from Phones4u.
Pretty shock as i thought white was only available on EE!
Pretty Happy as i only pay £28 month without having to pay for the handset -
Pretty good deal! Congrats.
I'm locked into Vodafone for many a year yet so my 920 is currently awaiting a delivery date from Amazon DE...I went for the white as it was 25 cheaper than black, I'm not entirely convinced on the colour yet but I'm warming to white iPhones so we'll see! - 11-09-2012, 02:10 PM #4
I got myself a nice shiny new Nokia 920 (Black), as an upgrade from Orange 3G to EE4G.
I got the phone at Phones4U, where strangely they were only selling the White 920 on EE4G, and the Black 920 as 3G only. I insisted I wanted a black 920 on the 4G network, told them the hardware was exactly the same regardless of colour, and that's what I managed to walk away with :-)
Oh and I also got a Nokia voucher for a free wireless charging plate :-)
All set up now. Very happy!
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Got the black 920 sim-free from Phones4u today, using with my T-Mobile sim.
Coming from a Lumia 800, I didn't want a phone this big, but needed the extra storage, desired the wireless charging, and wanted to future-proof with WP8, as all my PCs have been upgraded to Win8.
The Good
It isn't too big, and the screen/resolution, justify the size upgrade. The screen just pops, big, clear, colourful.
It actually feels lighter than the 800 due to the balance on larger footprint
It isn't even heavy, it just feels like a quality piece of hardware
It feels good to grip and hold, it fits great in the palm when gripped, unlike friend's S3s I tried to see if I could swallow the size, I just can't hold the SS3 comfortably, and it feels like plastic, that would break at the slightest drop or squeeze. The 920 is solid, and comfortable, and reassuring
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The protruding buttons on the side, are a departure from the recessed equivalents on the 800, and just don't feel as easy to navigate and use from a single-handed grip, but I guess it's just a matter of getting used to
Windows 8 is .... the same as 7.5, apart from the tile size options, which is coming in 7.8 anyway, so there is nothing revelatory in the software, but maybe more use will bring out some touches. The problem is, once you get past the hardware defence, WP8 feels an anti-climax to me
The phone had 50% charge out the box, and in my 45 min train journey home, the battery died and phone shut down. I didn't make any calls or messages, but did play with it constantly and set up and synced all email/social accounts. I've heard you need to charge it a few times to settle the batter down, so fingers crossed no issues here
Overall, I think I'm pleased ... just. If you are a current 800 or 900 owner, paying real money for an upgrade, I would think very carefully on the reasons, as everything is incremental at most, but I have barely spent any time, yet. - 11-09-2012, 03:50 PM #10
I was going to get yellow, i saw yellow in store but i didnt really like it in the end, looked too much of a toy, eventhough yellow is my favourite colour im happy i stuck to white.
ive upgraded from omnia 7 which is probably one of the oldest windows phone7 im really happy i got a new phone also now i can put my wireless router on high speed; was not able to do this with omnia 7 coz it couldnt detect 5ghz LOOOOLLast edited by jenjen4u; 11-12-2012 at 09:13 AM.


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Fluoridation Discussion with Dr Bill Osmunson - September 20th
This November, Ballot Measure P will allow Healdsburg voters to decide whether or not to stop fluoridating their city's tapwater. Most residents would like to know more about the issue before voting.
On September 20, 2014, Fluoride-Free Healdsburg sponsored a Community Health Forum at the Healdsburg Regional Library. It was a rare opportunity for the public to ask questions about water fluoridation, and get answers from authorities on the subject.
Dear Readers:
Healdsburg is on the precipice of wonderfulness and woefulness. We get lots of national accolades in the press and loads of tourists visit but the locals complain that the downtown doesn't feel like theirs anymore. Limos and luxury wine tour buses take up much needed parking and if someone wants to rent an apartment in town, good luck. Vacancies are at 1.5% with prices steadily climbing. Please send me your thoughts and ideas on how as a community we can effectively keep our town moving forward in a positive way while still welcoming our visitors.
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California Transportation Commission to consider $67M funding package on August 20th
After more than a year of hard work and collaboration, North County Supervisor Mike McGuire, Northern Sonoma County City Council members and Caltrans announced today that the California Transportation Commission (CTC) will take up a $67 million funding package to completely rehabilitate Highway 101 between Windsor and Geyserville. The final approval vote will be considered at the CTC's August 20th meeting.
Healdsburg is the only city in Sonoma County to fluoridate its public water supply.
Until recently, many Healdsburg residents were unaware that their tap water has been fluoridated for over 60 years. As a result of growing concern, residents formed the grassroots organization Fluoride-Free Healdsburg and, working with Clean Water Sonoma-Marin, began the ballot initiative process to allow a long-overdue vote to end fluoridation.
We can't take our water for granted! Even though we've been enjoying some rain in Healdsburg recently, it's not making up for several consecutive dry years on top of 2013, the driest year on record. City of Healdsburg's City Council adopted a Stage 2 Water Conservation measure last month. If you have a leaky faucet, get it fixed; it could save you at least 1500 gallons of water a month. Another easy way to conserve water is to collect water in a bucket while you are waiting for the shower to heat up then you can use it to water your plants. Check out other water saving tips by visiting the City website at www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us/water


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It's snowing in Delaware! I love it. I can see it falling, swirling around and collecting on the ground outside my window.
The Christmas music on my Pandora is making my heart full with the joy of this season.
Sorry... that was really dramatic.
To celebrate this beautiful snowfall, I am going to show you how to make a festive, cute wreath! All you need are scraps of fabric, a wire coat hanger, pliers and ribbon.
A bunch of giggly girls got together at a dear friend of mine, Jessica's house for craft night. These girls are A+ housewives and had tons of fabric. I bought mine from Wal-mart an hour before the party.
Start by tearing or cutting the fabric into strips.
When you get a nice pile of strips, cut off the top of a wire coat hanger and bend it into a circle with your pliers.
It doesn't have to be perfect, as long as it's round, you are good!
Start tying all the fabric scraps around the wire. Rotate the ends of the ribbon, so the wreath looks more full. Don't be afraid to really push them together.
It was so interesting to see how different everyone's wreath looked! Some chose to use deep, rich colors to match the burgundy and gold colors in their homes. Jessica's was bright and cheery, just like her.
The wreath in the front is my sister's. It will be perfect for Spring.
And here is the one I made - Christmas colors of course. I love how festive and colorful it is. I hung it up in my bedroom. I can't wait to put it up in my house when Michael and I get married someday. That's a nice thought.
It's a fun girls night activity or something to do on your own to celebrate this wonderful season.
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Thanks a lot, Kasey! I drew him in my sketchbook, but did the color real quickly in photoshop.
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Fabrication of large area resin microlens arrays using gas-assisted ultraviolet embossing
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Large-area microlens arrays are becoming important components in many applications such as LCD-TV diffusers. This paper reports a uniform pressure, low temperature process for their fabrication. The process integrates gas-assisted embossing and UV-curing embossing. During the process, the 230mm×203mm PMMA substrate is pressed against the stainless-steel stamper coated with UV-curable resin. Under the gas pressuring and UV irradiating, a large array of microlens can be formed. By using this process, high embossing temperature and high embossing pressure can be avoided. Little residual stress is observed in the embossed PMMA substrate. The uniformity of large-area fabrication and optical properties of fabricated resin microlens array have been verified. This study has successfully shown the potential of this gas-assisted UV embossing process for the replication of large-area microstructures.
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A Georgia federal district court has ordered suppression of evidence obtained from cell phones because of an unreasonable three month delay in searching the phones. United States v. Shaw, 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 32624 (N.D. Ga. 2012). The phones had been searched incident to arrest and were placed into inventory. Months later, the government obtained search warrants to further search the phones.
The court cited Eleventh Circuit precedent in Mitchell (565 F.3d 1347 (11th Cir. 2009)) which found that a 21-day delay to search a computer was unreasonable because it "constituted a significant interference with Defendant's possessory interest."
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While Brazil, Russia, India and China (otherwise known as the BRIC nations) remain a key focus of international growth, several other high growth markets are offering an ever-expanding customer base and the opportunity for branded international expansion to more aggressively move beyond the BRICs. Countries that offer rapid economic expansion and growth, decades of pent-up demand and a large deficit of hotels are just waiting to be tapped. Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Turkey and Vietnam are just a few of the nations that are showing well-developed commercial real estate, strengthening domestic corporate base, stable financial markets that now provide a foundation for growth and leisure and corporate travel. Notwithstanding its well-publicized security challenges, Mexico's economic outlook, strategic location and relatively sophisticated business environment, have caused Goldman Sachs to classify it alongside the others as an attractive high growth market. "Hotels in the United States and Western Europe are heavily weighted towards global brands, with nearly 70 percent of all properties bearing globally recognized names. The situation in much of the rest of the world is almost the inverse in the aggregate," said Clay Dickinson, Executive Vice President for Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels and leader of the firm's Strategic Advisory and Asset Management division in Latin America. "The need to be in markets in which their customers are increasingly traveling, limited competition from local hotel brands and the potential to capitalize on the rapidly growing middle class incentivizes international companies to continue expanding abroad, ideally until the size of their presence abroad more closely reflects that in their home markets." Global growth in emerging markets will be facilitated by the availability of capital and a tolerance for risk. Mature markets remain an opportune location for investments; however, there is limited opportunity for growth. "The demand for hotel development in mature markets, like the United States, is expected to be about two percent in 2012, limiting growth for many major brands," said Jalil Mekouar, Americas COO and Managing Director of Strategic Advisory & Asset management for Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels. "We expect that hotel brands will continue to deploy international expansion into their growth strategy to ensure continued momentum bringing investment opportunities to previously unconventional markets." While the future of high growth markets outside the United States looks appealing, successful expansion and integration in these countries can be difficult. "Most global brands have come to prefer an 'asset light' model based primarily on growth via management contracts or franchising, which is often incompatible with the demands of high growth markets – both from a practical and investor requirements standpoint," said Mekouar. "In many of these countries there is still an expectation that the brands will invest in new hotel projects. Moreover, there tends to be a limited number of independent management companies capable of meeting the standards required to grow brands via franchising." In order to be successful, brands generally must work with local partners, and in particularly attractive markets which offer key gateway cities, economies of scale or both, those local partners can often bargain from a position of strength when it comes to dictating the terms. Increasingly, they are demanding that the brands 'invest' in expanding into the country – be that in the assets to be developed, in key money for management contracts, or in building out a more robust support infrastructure to support the value of their brands. "Brands have generally paced the adoption of this viewpoint, but increasingly are selectively making such investments," added Dickinson. About Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, the first and leading global hotel investment services firm, is uniquely positioned to provide the depth and breadth of advice required by hotel investor and operator clients, through a robust and integrated local network. In 2010, Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels provided sale, purchase and financing advice on $4.1 billion worth of transactions globally. In addition, advisory and valuation services were provided on over 1,000 assignments. The global team comprises over 225 hotel specialists, operating from 39 offices in 20 countries. The firm's advice is supported by a dedicated global research team, which produced 70 publications in 2010 in addition to client research. Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' services span the hospitality spectrum; from luxury single assets and large portfolios to select service and budget hotels, resorts and pubs. Services include investment sales, mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, valuation and appraisal, asset management, strategic planning, operator selection, management contract negotiation, consulting, industry research and project development services. Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' clients have access to the resources of its parent company, Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE: JLL). www.joneslanglasallehotels.com |
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