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On a day when a protest march was taken out by civil society in the city against incidents of rape, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has said, "The Trinamool Congress has not committed the rapes."
At an election rally at Ukhra in Bardhaman district on Friday, Ms. Banerjee criticised those who were questioning political "change" and claimed that it was because of Trinamool that the "change" had come about in the State.
Ms. Banerjee's remarks were aimed at a section of intelligentsia which had campaigned for a political change during the previous Left Front government, but recently criticised her for "failing to prevent crimes against women."
"Only a few people had joined us towards the very end of our movement and participated in one or two rallies. Whereas, about 55,000 Trinamool workers were killed and we had to struggle for 35 years," she said.
Referring to the gang rape of a 20-year-old college student at Kamduni village in Barasat on June 7, Ms. Banerjee said she had met the family and assured its members that justice would be done at the earliest.
"We are the only State government that has ensured conviction in an incident of rape in Malda within 27 days. We will do the same in respect to the Kamduni incident," she said.
Speaking at another rally at Manbazaar in Purulia district, Ms. Banerjee said her government would demand the death penalty for those accused in the Kamduni gang rape and murder.
"All those involved in the crime were arrested in a day," she said
She described the reports that West Bengal had registered highest number of crimes against women in 2012 as "complete lie."
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Early morning voters, including many senior citizens, were bewildered one of the electronic voting machines (EVM) reportedly 'marked' all votes to Congress. The incident occurred at a polling booth at Shamrao Kalmadi School, where voters discovered that irrespective of the option selected on the EVM, only the Congress light would blink. Bimba Nagarmath, a resident of Erandwane in Pune complained to the polling officer of booth 263 at the Shamrao Kalmadi High School. Voting had already commenced by 7:15 a.m. and 28 votes had already been votes by then. Some of the alert voters brought this to the notice of the election officials, who stopped voting immediately. For about an hour-and-a-half voting was put on hold as EVM machine had to be replaced, to which people demand to extend voting period up to 8:30 p.m. "The Election Commission authorities have ordered a new machine for this particular polling booth, which is expected to come soon," said local BJP activist Madhuri Sahasrabuddhe. After replacing the EVMs, the poll panel has also decided to permit the 28 voters who had already cast fresh votes.
At Nagarwala school in Kalyaninagar, voting started nearly an hour late, as the EVM machine weren't working, leading to long queues. There were no facilities to accommodate senior citizens or disabled persons. Presiding officer at the polling booth, Anand Patil said, 'Due to some technical link and press error in the EVM, voting was stopped until 8am, despite the fact we have checked the EVM twice in the morning before the polling could start, the error had come up all of a sudden. It took more than 40 minutes for the technician to resolve the EVM."
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At Ahmednagar Road, 52-year-old Shrikar Akhade who couldn't walk crawled to cast his vote as there were no wheelchairs. The government employee with the agriculture department told dna, "My disability has never been a hindrance in doing my work. But what is the harm in asking the government to provide at least basic facilities to people like us?" With no other option but to crawl up the multi-storey building, Akhade proved he is a responsible citizen.
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At Vimannagar, an elderly man Michael D'souza couldn't cast his vote despite his name being listed, as he could not climb the stairs at the polling station. The irate 78-year old said, "This is what we as citizens get in return for the support we provide to these political parties. But can't they provide us with basic necessities such as a ramp or an elevator or any other alternative so we have to leave without casting our vote."


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I've gotten somewhere and I just want to know if my methods and reasoning are correct. Here's what I have:
Laplace's equation holds inside the sphere and
1 \(\Phi(r,\theta)= \sum_{l=0}^{\infty} (A_{l}r^{l} + B^{l}r^{-l-1})P_{l}(cos\theta)\)
2 \(\Phi(R,\theta)= 0 \) I used the Principle of Superposition to say that the potential due to the shell plus the potential due to the dipole must sum to zero inside.
3 \(\Phi_{total inside}= 0 = \Phi_{due to shell} + \Phi_{due to dipole}\)
So 4 \(\Phi_{due to shell}(r,\theta)= \sum_{l=0}^{\infty} A_{l}r^{l}P_{l}(cos\theta)\)
5 \(\Phi_{total inside}= 0 = \Phi_{due to shell} + \Phi_{due to dipole} = \sum_{l=0}^{\infty} A_{l}r^{l}P_{l}(cos\theta) + p cos(\theta)/(4\pi\epsilon_{0}r^{2})\)
Boundary condition r=R the potential is zero:
7 \(\Phi(R,\theta) = 0 = \sum_{l=0}^{\infty} A_{l}R^{l}P_{l}(cos\theta) + p cos(\theta)/(4\pi\epsilon_{0}R^{2})\)
8 \( \sum_{l=0}^{\infty} A_{l}R^{l}P_{l}(cos\theta) = -p cos(\theta)/(4\pi\epsilon_{0}R^{2})\)
if I compare equation 6 to equation 1 , the only B_{l} term that is non-zero is B_1 and
9 \(B_{1} = p cos(\theta)/(4\pi\epsilon_{0}r^{2})\)
But how do I find A_{l}?
And can I say that if l = only 1 for B_{l} th en l only equals 1 for A_{l} - meaning, can I get rid of the summation here now and just say ?
10 \(\Phi(r,\theta) = A_{1}rcos(\theta) + p cos^{2}(\theta)/(4\pi\epsilon_{0}R^{4})\)
and solve equation 7 without the summation but assuming l can only be equal to 1 so that
11 \(A_{1} R cos(\theta) = - pcos(\theta)/(4\pi\epsilon_{0}R^{2})\)
and if that's legal then I can just plug A1 into my equation10 and get the potential. For some reason I can't add any more equations to this question but basically I get a potential that is a function of r, R and theta that is
potential as a function of r and theta = -1/(4*pi*epison_0)* p * cos^2(theta) * [r/R^2 + 1/r^4]
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LONDON (AP) — Seven British Royal Marines have been arrested on suspicion of murder — an unusual case that could cause a backlash from Afghans and further erode efforts to provide political stability to Afghanistan.
The arrests relate to an incident in Afghanistan last year, and the Defense Ministry said it involved an insurgent rather than a civilian. It comes at a time when relations between NATO forces and the Afghan government are at a low ebb, as they attempt to quash the resilient Taliban insurgency after more than a dozen years of war.
Military experts said Friday the case is rare, as the Royal Marines are known for having a high level of training that would include instruction on acting with restraint.
Michael Clarke of the Royal United Services Institute says the spirit of the unit usually prevents misbehavior, and that having seven people involved in a single case will heighten the political embarrassment.
"This is a politically charged issue," he said. "It destroys so much work that has been done in the last months."
Though international officials are already starting to transfer full control of security to the Afghans, ethnic tensions still simmer and the government still does not have authority in all parts of the nation. Political leaders worry that the country could even fracture along ethnic lines once the foreign troops leave by the end of 2014, as it did after the Soviet exit from Afghanistan in February 1989.
The suggestion of murder is particularly unfortunate news at the moment — though no one has yet been charged. The incident is believed to be the first of this magnitude involving British Marines and an insurgent during the Afghan conflict, and the ministry said the arrests announced Thursday night underlined its commitment to making sure that British soldiers act in accordance with the rules of engagement.
Afghan Defense Ministry spokesman Gen. Zahir Azimi said the Afghan government welcomed the arrests because it means that the law is being implemented.
The incident took place in Helmand province, which was the centerpiece of the U.S. surge that sent tens of thousands of U.S. Marines to join British Royal Marines there in 2010. They fought pitched battles against entrenched Taliban insurgents in the central Helmand River Valley before the pace of combat eased in 2011.
The brigade believed to be involved in the incident, 3 Commando, was in the thick of the fighting — which would have heightened tensions already soaring amid heat, fear and other strains of combat. The rules of engagement in general would allow them to fire on someone that is a threat or someone involved in a hostile act, like planting a bomb, Clarke said.
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KUALA LUMPUR: The police broke up a New Year's Day protest outside Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) in Tanjung Malim, Perak, and picked up 17 students.
Among those arrested was Adam Adli Abdul Halim, the student who brought down a flag bearing an image of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak outside the Putra World Trade Centre last month.
By 4.30pm yesterday, all 17 students had been released from police custody.
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar denied claims that police used force to break up the gathering, saying his men acted with restraint and in a professional manner.
"My men did not abuse or act harshly when approaching the students. The students injured in the incident were likely to have suffered upon charging at the glass door of a clinic there," he told The Star.
In the 1am incident yesterday, about 80 students protested at the university gates, allegedly for academic freedom.
The protest, which started on Saturday night, was organised by the so-called Solidariti Mahasiswa Malaysia, an unregistered group, to call for an end to the Universities and University Colleges Act.
The students, aged 19 to 24, also called on the UPSI authorities not to take action against Adam Adli.
Police said among those arrested, only Adam Adli and a female student were from UPSI. The others were from other universities.
Ismail said the police had repeatedly ordered the noisy crowd to disperse but the students continued to defy instructions.
In TANJUNG MALIM, Perak police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Mohd Shukri Dahlan also denied claims in certain blogs that police had beaten up some students.
"There was no scuffle. We took the necessary action to uphold public safety.
"We gave them 30 minutes to disperse but our instructions went unheeded and we were forced to move in to arrest them," he told reporters.
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"There was no sign of any activity until 1am on New Year's Day," he said, adding that it started with a group of seven students and swelled to about 70 within a short time.
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He said among the students arrested were those from Universiti Selangor (Unisel), the International Islamic University of Malaysia (UIA) and the Management and Science University (MSU).
Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein denied claims on Twitter that there was police brutality, saying they were untrue.
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"Does the Department of Justice recognize that federal courts have the authority in appropriate circumstances to strike federal statutes because of one or more constitutional infirmities?"
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During a panel hearing this week on a separate ObamaCare case, the federal appeals court demanded that the Obama Justice Department provide a memo laying out whether the Obama Administration believes that federal courts have the power to strike down unconstitutional acts of Congress.
Earlier this week, President Obama warned the high Court that overturning ObamaCare would be an "unprecedented, extraordinary step" of "judicial activism," calling the Justices an "unelected group of people."
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I'm referring to statements by the president in past few days to the effect, and sure you've heard about them, that it is somehow inappropriate for what he termed 'unelected' judges to strike acts of Congress that have enjoyed -- he was referring to, of course, ObamaCare -- to what he termed broad consensus in majorities in both houses of Congress.
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The court gave the federal government until noon on Thursday to respond. Judge Smith specifically asked for the Obama Justice Department's position on "judicial review, as it relates to the specific statements of the president, in regard to Obamacare and to the authority of the federal courts to review that legislation." He reiterated, "I want to be sure you're telling us that the attorney general and the Department of Justice do recognize the authority of the federal courts, through unelected judges, to strike acts of Congress or portions thereof in appropriate cases."
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With two rousing title bouts, Saturday's Strikeforce "Diaz vs. Cyborg" event moved along some key storylines in the promotion.
When you're the clearly defined second banana in a market defined by a behemoth rival, fault tolerances are at a minimum. Big upsets in the UFC merely create new rivalries and plot lines; in Strikeforce and smaller promotions, big upsets can imperil matchups vital to the health of the product.
Yet to its credit, Strikeforce continues to match fighters tough and make the most of out of what it has. Here's a closer look at five fights we'd like to see after Saturday night's action.
Nick Diaz versus Paul Daley
In submitting Evangelista Santos in the second round, Diaz defended his Strikeforce welterweight belt in classic fashion. The Stockton, Calif.,-based battler gave Cyborg the kind of fight the challenger needed, forcing confrontations, eating a ton of nasty leg kicks and offering exchanges. In a thrilling opening round, it appeared that Diaz might be in for an unexpectedly tough night, especially considering their skill sets. Cyborg, once a light heavyweight, was landing some solid shots and giving the champ a tough scrap.
Then, suddenly, in what will rank as one of the worst tactical decisions of the year -- along with Robbie Lawler's decision to jump into Ronaldo Souza's guard after stunning him earlier in the card -- Santos took Diaz down in the second, and was promptly arm barred. It may have been inevitable, as the pressure Diaz puts on opponents exerts a kind of bleed rate that runs them out of gas and options, and Cyborg seemed to be tiling in that direction anyway.
That's why Daley is a fascinating opponent for Diaz. The Briton is a destructive striker, possessing the kind of one-punch, concussive power that can scramble anyone's senses.
Diaz's willingness to stand with anyone, along with Daley's ability to bang and resist takedowns (at least against less-than-elite wrestlers, which Diaz is not), makes this a natural matchup. Diaz has shown a gameness to force exchanges and let opponents unload and exhaust themselves in the intricate standup game; he looks like he's getting beaten when really he's just wearing you down. Against Daley, he'd have to absorb some nuclear-grade punches to implement that game plan. And knowing Diaz, he'd be willing to risk it.
Diaz probably has the best chin in the sport. Daley would certainly test it, and given Diaz's wiring, it'd be a compelling tactical question for him if he got into trouble against Daley. Because in recent fights, Diaz has shown little inclination to force fights to the ground early -- "Semtex" might force him to do just that. What makes Diaz so fun to watch is that he is amazing on the ground, yet is willing to trade punches to entertain fans. And he seems to enjoy breaking people by making them slug with him.
Santos versus Tyron Woodley
Santos was surprisingly competitive with Diaz and played the part of game challenger prior to his tactical Waterloo. Given Woodley's blend of potential, and his performance against Tarec Saffiedine, Santos would be a perfect next opponent if he wants a title shot.
That's because the talented Woodley largely negated Tarec's skills while eking out a takedown-based decision. Santos presented the allure of a threat against Diaz and, stylistically, Woodley would probably be able to handle him and look exciting while winning.
Woodley is exceptionally gifted and the next in line for a title shot against Diaz (or Daley), and he'll need a benchmark-style win to make such a bout marketable. Santos would oblige him, and Woodley would probably deliver the goods.
Style-wise, over five rounds, I'd probably lean toward Diaz right now. But give Woodley another fight and a few more months to round out his game, and that's one heck of a welterweight title fight. This is the match to build it and help him progress on the necessary fronts.
Roger Gracie versus Renato Sobral
Given Strikeforce's shallow talent pool at light heavyweight, and Gracie's masterful showing against Trevor Prangley, it is tempting to match Gracie against someone else. Perhaps Rhadi Ferguson (another grappling wizard turned MMA fighter). But realistically, the world's best grappler (no-gi and submission circuit, thank you), looked fantastic in dominating the usually durable Prangley.
With a mere four bouts under his belt, Gracie has defeated pretty solid competition, and with Dan Henderson and Rafael Cavalcante squaring off for the Strikeforce light 205-pound title in March, Gracie could benefit from more seasoning and exposure. Sobral is a name opponent and the perfect stylistic foil; at this point, Gracie's ground game applies to MMA so well that the best template for beating him is a huge striker with great takedown defense, which Sobral isn't. Keep him busy, keep him winning, and good things will happen.
Souza versus winner of Jason Miller/Tim Kennedy
Great grapplers have often had middling results transitioning into MMA. With Gracie as the world's unquestioned best, "Jacare" Souza is a close second. What makes him a different breed is, despite being Brazilian, he has solid takedowns and willing standup. Souza's win over Robbie Lawler was a masterpiece of positional tenacity and resilience.
After getting wobbled in the opening round, Souza rebounded with his grappling brilliance, and dominated the second, threatening with a litany of submissions. Lawler, rarely put on his back, escaped a series of sub attempts with admirable tactical awareness; it became clear that the fight had dwindled down to Jacare's submissions versus Lawler's big strikes.
In the third, Souza scored a takedown early, and Lawler expressed disgust once planted to the mat. It was the look of a man knowing his fate. Souza quickly secured the back, then a rear-naked choke for the win.
Strikeforce's middleweight ranks are thin, with Souza holding wins over both Kennedy and Miller. However, you have to make do with what you've got, and Souza could use the winner of Miller/Kennedy, scheduled for March 5. Either opponent would be a solid foil for him, as his win over the dangerous Lawler showed a resilience and grounding to his game.
Herschel Walker versus someone with a recent win
In knocking out Scott Carson, Walker defeated an opponent who hadn't won since June 2001.
Strikeforce faces a weird conundrum in matching Walker, milking his marketability versus derailing the gravy train too soon, and Carson was decidedly on the safe side of the risk factor. I'm not saying Strikeforce should throw him in against a hardened veteran, but this kind of card appeal eventually forces a decision.
Maybe someone who has had a win recently and given someone a tough fight. Walker's a great story. Let's move it along, as his inclusion on further Strikeforce cards begs for tougher questions to be asked.
Jason Probst is a contributor to Sherdog.com.
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21.05.07 - Frank Warren says the winner of this Saturday's big heavyweight clash in the East End will definitely fight for a world title. Matt Skelton defends his Commonwealth heavyweight title against Michael Sprott, a rematch of their 2004 clash in Reading which ended with a win for Skelton. Now the pair meet again at Dockland's ExCeL Arena - and Warren is adamant he will match whoever emerges victorious with one of the four heavyweight world champions.
"I will guarantee one of these guys will fight for a world title," said Warren.
"I don't want to say we are going for a particular world champion, but I believe we are in a strong position because we bring British TV into the equation. We also bring good fighters and big gates.
"We can achieve a world title fight. I am not going to elaborate on who it will be at this moment in time because we are working on all the champions."
As for the fight itself, Warren says that despite Skelton's previous win, it will be close.
"They have a lot to go for," said Warren. "It's an intriguing fight. Michael Sprott produced an absolutely stunning result last time out when he pole-axed Audley Harrison, while Matt is probably number one in the country right now.
"I think their styles will produce a good fight."
During a telephone conference call last week, Sprott blamed his 2004 defeat at the hands of Skelton on undisclosed "personal problems" he was suffering at the time.
"I lost the fight," he said, when asked how much they affected his preparation. "But it is history and I don't want to go into it."
Now he not only has the chance of revenge, but the opportunity to perhaps land a rematch with the only man to have comprehensively beaten him since that Skelton defeat, current WBA champion Ruslan Chagaev.
"As soon as I lost to Chagaev (TKO8) I asked him for a rematch," said Sprott. "He's surprisingly easy to hit for a southpaw, so I'd fancy my chances against him.
"My confidence is so high after the Harrison win, but this fight against Skelton is the biggest of my career. There is so much on the line for me."
For his part, Skelton said he was keen to nail down his long-talked about world title chance - but insisted he wasn't looking beyond Sprott.
"Frank is one of the biggest promoters in the world and I believe he can get me that shot," said Skelton. "I'm confident it can be done.
"But I can't take Michael lightly. He showed how dangerous he can be when he knocked Audley Harrison and he is a very live opponent right now."
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Blandford was in police custody within 30 minutes of his alleged robbery of Country Mart's fuel station. Lt. Rick Jewell, of the Taylorsville Police Department, said credit for the quick arrest goes to Jacob Barmore, a teacher at Spencer County High School.
After being on the run for three months, a Bloomfield man turned himself over to police last Wednesday.
Steven K. Waldridge, 44, was wanted by police for one count of incest by forcible compulsion/incapable of consent by someone under 18 and one count of rape in the first degree. He allegedly ran from Kentucky State Police earlier this summer while they were attempting to serve a warrant.
James T. Foutch was indicted by Spencer County Grand Jury Sept. 10 for the felony count of trafficking methamphetamine in the county on or about May 26, 2009.
Other related felony indictments include possession of the illegal drug, possession by a subsequent offender and possession of drug paraphernalia, in the form of needles and a scale.
Foutch was also cited with two misdemeanor indictments of carrying a concealed deadly weapon and possession of marijuana. According to court records, Foutch was carrying brass knuckles.
Evangelicals could impede a referendum to allow alcohol sales in Spencer County – a high turnout from spiritual voters in the Oct. 20 special election, would likely keep the county spirits-less.
Despite proponents who cite economic advantages, as well as studies which show few links between alcohol and increased crime, some say the vote to allow alcohol sales here could come down to a matter of faith.
The sights, sounds – and smells – were undeniably festive at the first annual 2009 Progressive Dinner.
It was in the smiles of diners as they greeted old friends along Main Street in Taylorsville. It was in the strums of acoustic guitars as their notes danced into the night air. And it was, of course, in the delectable dishes that were prepared – hors d'oeuvres, salads, soups, steaks and desserts. Oh, the desserts. There were so many to choose from.
School bus routes were delayed last Tuesday afternoon while emergency personnel worked an accident on KY 44 West/Mt. Washington Road.
Most students at Spencer County's secondary schools were able to find alternative modes of transportation after classes dismissed at 2:20 p.m. About 250 middle and 50 high school students waited to ride elementary bus routes.
The use of a reliable automobile is something many take for granted. Whether it is a visit to the grocery or the doctor's office, most Spencer Countians are accustomed to being able to drive themselves virtually anywhere they need, or want, to go. Unfortunately, this luxury is not available to everyone – particularly those with disabilities, older adults and individuals with limited income.
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A constable attached with the General Railway Police (GRP), Mumbai Central, allegedly had to run from one hospital to another with a dead body on a wheel cart due to callous attitude of hospitals and railway authorities.
According to the Mumbai Central GRP, a 30-year old unknown man met with an accident on the wee hours of Friday. The GRP officials took the body in their custody and completed their paper work. Later, constable SS Karvande approached the Mumbai Central (Local) station manager on duty for an ambulance to shift the body to the hospital for post morterm. However, when Karvande approached the station master for an ambulance, he was stunned as the station manager said he cannot provide an ambulance. "The station manager just denied that my constable had to take the body on a wheel cart to Nair hospital", said Mumbai Central GRP Senior Police Inspector Rajendra Trivedi.
However Karvande's ordeal did not end here, as soon as he reached BYL Nair hospital at Byculla the hospital authorities refused to take the body for postmortem. The authorities from Nair hospital told Karvande to take the body to JJ hospital for the post morterm. With no option left Karvande dragged the body on the same wheel cart to JJ hospital only to see that even JJ hospital refused to take the body for post morterm. "We had to finally seek help from doctors from Nagpada police hospital who called up the authorities of Nair hospital and only after that Nair agreed to take the body to carry out the post morterm", said Mumbai Central GRP Senior PI Rajendra Trivedi. Trivedi further added "As Karvande was at J J with the dead body, I sent few of my men to the office of the station manager and finally he agreed to send an ambulance to shift the body from JJ hospital to Nair hospital".


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Pizzaiola Sauce
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|Canned italian plum tomatoes
|28 Ounce (1 Can / 790 Gram)
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|Olive oil
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|Dried marjoram
|3⁄4 Teaspoon, crumbled (4 Milliliter)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (2 Milliliter)
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Minced fresh parsley
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|1⁄2 Pound, cooked (225 Gram)
|Freshly grated parmesan cheese
|125 Milliliter (1/2 Cup)
Press tomatoes and their liquid through sieve into bowl; discard seeds.
Cut garlic in half.
Heat oil in 2-quart (2 L) non-corrosive saucepan over medium heat.
Add garlic; cook and stir until garlic is golden but not brown, 2 to 3 minutes.
Remove and discard garlic.
Add sieved tomatoes to oil; stir in marjoram, salt and pepper.
Heat to boiling; reduce heat to medium-low.
Cook uncovered, stirring frequently, until sauce is reduced and measures 2 cups (500 mL), 30 to 40 minutes.
Stir in parsley.
Toss with spaghetti.
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PrepArts briefs for Monday, Oct. 27
'The Little Mermaid' onstage at Avo
VISTA -- Premiere For Kids' production of the musical "The Little Mermaid" opened Oct. 22 and continues with performances at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 30, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1, and 2 p.m. Nov. 2 at the Avo Playhouse, 303 Main St.
The family-oriented show brings to life the characters of the familiar story in an original musical review. It features brightly colored costumes combined with animated dance and upbeat music. More than 50 youths ages 7 to 17 perform in the show.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and students, and $7 for children. Call (760) 806-7905.
ECHS student to perform play
OCEANSIDE -- El Camino High School's drama department will present "The Good Times Are Killing Me" at 7 p.m. Oct. 30; and Nov. 1, 6 and 8 and the Truax Theatre on campus, 400 Rancho del Oro Drive. A matinee for senior citizens, with free dessert, will be offered at 2 p.m. Nov. 2.
Created by cartoonist Lynda Barry, the off-Broadway hit is a coming-of-age tale about friendship, music and societal pressures.
Tickets cost $7; $5 for students and $4 for senior citizens.
Holiday show auditions set
CARLSBAD -- Classic Youth Theatre will hold auditions for its annual Holiday Variety Show from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 1 at Magee Park, at Beech Avenue and Garfield Street.
Young performers ages 10 to 18 are welcome to participate. Auditions will last about 20 minutes. Experience is not required, and appointments are not necessary. Call (760) 730-9447.
Youth concert to honor music teachers
ESCONDIDO -- The San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory will honor the area's finest music teachers and music education at its 13th annual Celebration of Music Education Concert at 4 p.m. Nov. 2 at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd.
The concert will celebrate the work of music educators for their dedicated work to keep music education a priority in the lives of local youths. The concert will feature performances by ensembles in the San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory, followed by a reception for county music teachers.
This year, Dean Hickman will be awarded the Profiles in Music Education Award. Hickman has been a San Diego Unified School District teacher for 33 years. He has directed a number of orchestras and bands throughout his career, and has touched the lives of thousands of music students in San Diego County. He is the founding conductor of the Pomerado Community Band and performs in several brass ensembles.
Tickets cost $5 for students; $20 and $25 senior citizens and military personnel; and $25 and $30 for other adults. Call (619) 233-3232.
Youth theater to stage 'Hamlet'
ENCINITAS - Classic Youth Theatre will present William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" at 6 p.m. Nov. 7 and 8, and 2 p.m. Nov. 9 at San Dieguito Academy, 800 Santa Fe Drive. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door; $10 for Sunday matinee. Group rates available. Information: (760) 730-9447; www.classicyouth theatre.com .


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Archie Karas became a poker legend 20 years ago when he turned $50 into $40,000,000 during a single streak in Las Vegas.
Today Karas — real name Anargyros Karabourniotis — sits in a Vegas jail, arrested for allegedly cheating at the tables.
Karas is being held without bail at the Clark County Detention Center, reports the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Karas' Vegas home was also searched.
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Anna Courtright
Aug. 18, 1929 - Dec. 20, 2010
Anna Marie Courtright, 81, died Dec. 20, 2010, at Regency at the Park. She was born Aug. 18, 1929, in New Castle, Wyo., to William Henry and Genevieve Chambers Harper. She was the oldest of 12 children.
Anna worked as a school bus driver and playground supervisor for the Prescott School District. She often talked about her long trips to sports games and how she would listen to the kids on the bus describe their play-by-play action. She watched as the children on
the playground grew into adults. Her greatest job was taking care of people in their homes as a home-care provider. She had caring hands and a loving heart.
Anna loved crafts, gardening and singing. She would make weddings come alive with her beautiful handmade silk flowers. Her green thumb turned her flower gardens into spectacular rays of color. She loved teaching her talents to those around her.
Anna was preceded in death by her mom. She is survived by her two daughters, Shirley Parson of Hermiston and Carol Forney-Clayton of Walla Walla; a son, William Paul Forney of Prescott; several grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren.
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SMU Annual Report 2012-13
In 2012–13 SMU celebrated the third year of the University's centennial commemoration period. SMU's progress was marked by major strides forward in the key areas of student quality, faculty and academic excellence and the campus experience. A global audience watched as SMU celebrated the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center. And thanks to the inspiring support of alumni, parents and friends for The Second Century Campaign, SMU continued to build a strong foundation for an extraordinary second century on the Hilltop.
P resident ' s A ssociate S President's Associates recognizes donors who make gifts and pledge payments of $1,000 or more during a fiscal year. The following members of President's Associates contributed during the period June 1, 2012 – May 31, 2013. Anonymous Donors Becky P. Abbott and C. Thomas Abbott '63 Lynn Ferguson Abbott '68 and Robert L. Abbott '68, '72 Jared E. Abbruzzese, Sr. and Sherrie G. Abbruzzese Allen K. Abney '00, '09 and Hannah Siemers Abney '02 Ebby Halliday Acers Emma J. Achucarro and Joaquin Achucarro Carol Ackerman and Stephen Ackerman Allan E. Adami '05 and Melissa Fisher Adami '05, '06 Alice Grubb Adams '77 and Charles R. Adams '77 Craig N. Adams '88 James B. Adams '05 Jennifer T. Adams Lindalyn Bennett Adams '52 Marjorie A. Adams Paul S. Adams, Jr. '52 and Susan Biggers Adams '55 Thomas P. Adams Brooke Benesh Adamson '01 and Peter J. Adamson '02 Grant F. Adamson '88 and Nelda Sanchez Adamson '85, '88 Don A. 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New acoustic music festival draws international lineup
Concerts set for all week in New Harmony
For Christopher Layer, New Harmony, Ind., is "the cradle of civilization."
"That is in terms of scenery, historic theaters, welcoming people and businesses and the most amazing energy I have ever experienced," says the internationally recognized flute, penny whistle and pipes player and recording artist.
When he came from New York to New Harmony last year to perform, "I just fell completely head-over-heels in love with the whole place," he said.
Layer has returned this week with an international lineup of talent to inaugurate a new acoustic music festival in the Wasbash River town founded by utopians in the early 19th century.
He and seven other master performers, including a cellist, violinists and an accordionist, are back for in the inaugural New Harmony Music Festival and School, a program dedicated to "sharing life in the presence of music."
They'll offer classes, performances, an open jam session, a community dance and a final, grand concert in five venues in New Harmony over the coming week.
The public performances, several of which will be available afterward on digital download, will pick up Tuesday in a free artists' showcase at 7:30 p.m. in the Artists Guild Community House. Admission is free, but reservations are recommended (888-242-0226).
Wednesday they'll take the music into the historic Rapp-Owen Granary for an "old-time square and contra dance" beginning at 7:30 p.m. The event, performed by teachers and students in the festival, will feature music brought to New Harmony in the early 19th century by some of the utopians who came to create a community there, as well as traditional Irish and Scottish dance tunes. Susie Petrov, an expert teacher and caller, will lead participants through simple circle and square dances. Admission is $7 for adults, free for children 12 and younger.
Thursday, the artists will play with locals in a free, public jam session beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the New Harmony Coffee House.
Friday, they'll play "Portraits in Harmony," a concert beginning at 7:30p.m. in The Atheneum. Admission is $25 to $50.
Performances will culminate Saturday with a festival garden benefit in the morning and a grand concert that night.
The garden program will take the audience to mini-concerts in three separate garden spaces before adjourning indoors for an air-conditioned brunch. Tickets for the benefit event are $125 each and should be booked by Tuesday.
At 7:30 p.m., musicians will play Scottish, Irish, classical, folk and Scandinavian music in Thrall's Opera House, 612 E. Church St. Tickets are $25, $37 and $50.
Classes will include music in traditional international and improvisational styles for voice, violin, cello, harp, flutes, whistles and pipes, with additional sessions on music and movement and traditional dance calling.
Layer, principal piper and flautist for the Trinity Irish Dance Company, has performed across the U.S. and in Europe.
He is a Lafayette, Ind., native who has made several recordings and has been a featured soloist with the National Symphony, performed on National Public Radio and has worked in music festivals on both sides of the Atlantic.
He found inspiration for the New Harmony Music Festival & School in the Moab, Utah, Music Festival, where he has served as artist in residence. "I almost consider what we're about to do here to be a sister festival, certainly in terms of aesthetics and mission," he said.
For reservations, more information and a video production on the festival, visit www.newharmony musicfest.com or call 888-242-0226.
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