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Improved aggressiveness lifts Gophers to win
DEC 01, 2012 9:41p ET
Third-ranked Minnesota (10-3-2 overall, 5-3-2 WCHA) fired 33 total shots on goal and broke out of its power-play slump as it salvaged a weekend split with the visiting Mavericks.
A night after enduring their first home loss since early last March, the Gophers bolted out to a 3-0 lead by the second period, after Tom Serratore buried a goal promptly following a UNO turnover.
"You have to play hard and play smart (and) we did a much better job of that tonight," noted Minnesota coach Don Lucia afterward. "The guys were into it -- they did the job."
Minnesota began the night with power-play goals from Erik Haula and Nick Bjugstad.
"I think we played a lot more physical, and managed the puck better," explained Haula. "We had good energy."
No. 14 Omaha (9-4-1 overall, 5-2-1 WCHA) closed to within 3-2 with barely two minutes left off a tip-in goal from Johnnie Searfoss but couldn't completely close the gap. As a result, the Gophers are now 3-0-0 this season in games immediately following a loss.
The Gophers return to action at 8:30 p.m. Friday night at Colorado College.
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The NS Interview: Shirley Williams
"Nick's surge was too soon. The soufflé had time to stop rising."
"Nick's surge was too soon. The soufflé had time to stop rising."
by Alyssa McDonald Published
You've spoken out against a Lib-Con coalition. Could that still be on the cards?
I don't think there's going to be a coalition. There might be an arrangement in which we would not vote down initial Tory Budget proposals, but Nick Clegg has been pretty resolute on Europe. When the Tories put a ring fence around that, I think they knocked out the prospect of a coalition.
What about a Lib-Lab coalition?
I'm rather anti-coalition because the lesser party almost always gets a rough deal. But I like the idea of a major reform act, taking in expenses control, reform of the Commons, of the Lords and of the select committee system.
Is that a realistic goal, given the current confusion in the House of Commons?
If you had a committee representing all three parties reporting back before summer recess, one could get in the reforms which were half-cooked before the end of parliament.
Whom do you want as prime minister by then?
I can't answer that question - but under David Cameron or Gordon Brown, I hope there will be an interim period to deal with the immediate crisis, to calm the markets down.
Where did Gordon Brown go so wrong with the public?
I have a lot of time for him, but he let himself be consumed by the idea that he'd been cheated of his natural inheritance by Tony Blair. Gordon is from a different era of politics. Now, everything is soundbitey. It rewards the immediately attractive, often the superficial.
That style of politics seems to suit Nick Clegg very well.
He does believe in things, actually. Leon Brittan offered him support to become a Conservative candidate, but he refused. He is first-generation Liberal Democrat - neither a Liberal nor a Social Democrat, but something new.
Why didn't that enormous swell of approval he enjoyed translate into seats?
Arguments about lack of experience and the weakness of a hung parliament hit home. And Nick's surge was too soon. The soufflé had time to stop rising.
You taught at Harvard's School of Government for over a decade. Can British politics learn lessons from the US system?
I dislike the American system very much, including the primary system. It is run almost entirely by money. The UK is just hanging on by its fingernails, because of the limit on what can be spent during an election. Michael Ashcroft has already undermined that by spending lavishly before the election was called.
Financially speaking, the three main parties are hardly on a level playing field.
If there's another election in the next year, my party will be crippled - we're not rich. Labour will be semi-crippled. And the Tories will float in on a vast sea of Ashcroft money.
Are there other parliamentary structures we can learn from?
Ireland has more women in parliament than we do, despite having a much more patriarchal history. It is primarily because of the voting system. For me, the right system is the Single Transferable Vote.
Are you disappointed by the state of women's representation in parliament?
We're slipping backwards - it's terribly depressing - and not just in numbers, but influence. In 1974, Barbara Castle and I drafted the Labour manifesto and played a major part in the campaign. Now you have to hunt for a woman.
Did you expect us to be doing better by now?
We've all fallen for endless media pictures of leaders' wives. It's almost 19th century.
You published a memoir last year, Climbing the Bookshelves. Your mother, Vera Brittain, is famous for hers. Did you feel her influence?
I don't really write the sort of book my mother did. But I admire her. She was brave - denouncing the saturation bombing of Germany in 1944 was hardly popular, but she was right.
When did you last look at Testament of Youth?
Well, I have just been given a DVD of the TV adaptation, so I'm pleased to say yesterday.
You have been a politician since 1964. Was there a plan?
I became madly keen on Labour while I was still at school. I got wrapped up in it all and imagined it would be the dream of my life to become an MP. That's why I stood at 23.
What would you like to forget?
I always accepted the lesser role - deputy this or deputy that - which is what women do. And looking back, I wonder if I had to.
Are we all doomed?
It's not better than evens. We avert our eyes from the challenges we face, environmental ones above all. You can't live like that for ever.


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Bear at Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park
photo of the week for Sunday, 2007, August 19
Photographer: RangerRoy
Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park may be the very best place in the United States to get shots of Brown Bear catching salmon migrating upstream. This shot stands out because it appears to be taken at the very moment the fish is captured in the bear's mouth. Amazing.
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Brands such as Pizza Hut, Hormel's Spam and Hooters are tying into the March Madness of the NCAA basketball tournament without explicitly saying so -- avoiding pricey sponsorship fees, writes Bruce Horovitz. Pizza Hut is giving away pies if the top four seeds reach the Final Four, Spam's Sir Can A Lot is talking about "the madness of March" on YouTube, and Hooters is establishing itself as basketball-watching haven. The tournament eclipses all other postseason sporting events for ad revenue, raking in more than a billion dollars last year, according to Kantar.
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Brown wants to reduce state fire protection
Officials question staffing cuts, shifting responsibility to local agencies
Rahn's study was financed by a firefighters union with a stake in staffing levels.
Howard Windsor is both fire chief of the San Diego County Fire Authority and the Cal Fire chief for the region. He reacted cautiously, given his dual roles, but said "staffing leaves do matter" and voiced concerns.
Brown's proposal would eliminate about 800 seasonal fire fighting positions statewide starting in June, saving $34 million. The state would rely on city and county crews to step in, under mutual aid pacts, if there are staffing shortages during catastrophic wildfires, such as the deadly Witch Creek fire in 2003 and Cedar Fire in 2007 in San Diego County.
"It's not a question of whether they will be responded to. They will. The question is who," Palmer said.
Brown is scouring the budget, staring at a $25.4 billion deficit over the next 18 months. To close that gap, he has proposed $12.5 billion in cuts from the $86.5 billion general fund. He also plans to raise $12 billion in revenues, including asking voters to extend increases in the sales tax, personal income tax and vehicle registration fees due to expire June 30.
Sen. Christine Kehoe, D-San Diego, said that county officials continually approve new projects in rural areas. She believes that there needs to be a closer link between development permits and cost of fire protection.
How to pay for state fire fighting has been a question dogging lawmakers and local officials for years.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger twice proposed to levy surcharges on property insurance to pay for fire fighting and other emergency response costs. Lawmakers balked and Brown has apparently shelved that idea in lieu of his vow not to raise taxes or fees without voter approval.
In San Diego County, voters have rejected parcel taxes to fund fire protection.
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This morning the Official Google Code blog revealed the giant's latest step towards world domination – a new web programming language called Dart.
In his blog post Lars Bak, Software Engineer, Dart Team, reveals just an early preview of Dart which he says aims to:
- Create a structured yet flexible language for web programming.
- Make Dart feel familiar and natural to programmers and thus easy to learn.
- Ensure that Dart delivers high performance on all modern web browsers and environments ranging from small handheld devices to server-side execution.
It's a class-based programming language and Google has made the language and preliminary tools available as open source on dartlang.org where you can also find several code samples too.
While Google is saying this is an early preview it is also saying it wants to rapidly progress the language to be at the heart of development, so it appears with the dwindling Google Labs projects it is throwing it out to the wider developer community to help move it further forward.
We haven't yet had time to play with it and at first glance are not sure what ground-breaking differences it will bring to the developer's table. What you can bet though is that if the initial interest is strong, Google will invest heavily in it as controlling the very code developers use could further enhance the way Google control the way the web develops.
Have you seen Dart? What are your thoughts? Is there a need when Javascript is already so widely used and understood?


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If we allow private enterprise to explore and take advantage of the Moon's resources, we may set ourselves on the road to energy independence.
We ought to consider how NASA's discovery of water on the moon could alter the fabric of life on earth. The implications of this find -- including the possible near-term development of a viable lunar colony -- are staggering.
From an economic point of view, water on the Moon is the equivalent of finding "gold in the hills of California." There is the potential for a California gold rush to hit the space community in the years ahead.
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'We found 20 teenagers there that were practically having sex on the stage'
A notoriously homophobic lawmaker raided a gay club in St Petersburg on Saturday night after complaints from parents that their underage children were 'trapped' in the venue.
Vitaly Milonov stormed a fetish party at Central Station club with a film crew from a local news site, the Moscow Times reported.
Vitaly Cherkasov was accosted by a group of men after leaving a courthouse where he had been defending activist Kirill Kalugin
The Moscow Times reports that a human rights lawyer has been attacked whilst leaving a St. Petersburg court.
The lawyer, Vitaly Cherkasov, was employed to defend an LGBT activist and says that one of his assailants is the aide to a local anti-gay lawmaker.
Russian Orthodox priest Alexander Shumsky has called the World Cup of football a 'homosexual abomination,' writing that players might as well be cross dressing because of their colorful shoes
Russian Orthodox priest Alexander Shumsky is glad his country has been knocked out of the World Cup because he says the event is homosexual propaganda.
Shumsky has warned that the bright colored shoes warn by teams are promoting the 'gay rainbow' and has dubbed the World Cup a 'homosexual abomination.'
Italian photographer's flag is confiscated by Moscow police as he attempts to recreate Tilda Swinton's infamous photograph
A picture of an Italian journalist holding up a flag saying 'Love Is Love' in Russia has gone viral.
In late October, Enrico Procentese, an Italian photographer and travel blogger, was in Russia on behalf of Conde Nast Traveller.
He was inspired by British actress Tilda Swinton, who held up a gay pride flag in front of St Basil's Cathedral in Red Square in July 2013.
Chair of Russian Association of Lawyers for Human Rights has said she is effectively in a same-sex marriage
A top Russian lawyer has come out as trans to protest the 'gay propaganda' law.
Masha Best, the chair of the Association of Russian Lawyers for Human Rights, is speaking out in Russian media to oppose the federal ban.
'The law banning gay propaganda among minors is completely wrong,' she told the Moscow Times.
Russian gay kissing against gay propaganda bill were assaulted Christian Orthodox activists
A 'gay kissing day' demonstration outside the Russian State Duma today ended in violence, as Christian Orthodox activists assaulted gay and lesbian protestors.
Gay and lesbians activists kissed today (22 January) in front of the Duma in protest of its plans to legalize a nationwide ban on so called 'gay propaganda'.
Russian ministers contradict G8 line on LGBT rights
Russia's deputy foreign minister said on Friday that his country disagrees with the other G8 countries about protecting LGBT rights and his foreign minister Sergei Lavrov expressed this view at a G8 meeting in Washington last week.
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When I am trying to paste the character » (right double angle quotes) in Unix from my Notepad, it's converting to /273. The corresponding Hex value is BB and the Decimal value is 187.
My actual requirement is to have this character as the file delimiter when I export a .dat file from a database table. So, this character was put in as the delimiter after each column name. But, while copy-pasting, it's getting converted to /273.
Any idea about how to fix this? I am on Solaris (SunOS 5.10).
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They're so, so sick.
They're so, so sick.
Last week a bunch of Annapolis Bros gave their West Point peers a hard time over a laughably-bad spirit spot effort to a Katy Perry song.
The Army-Navy Game is one of my favorite traditions in all of sports.
Honestly, the build up to the Army-Navy game might be my favorite thing in the world.
Yesterday I raved about a West Point Bro's swag-tastic spirit video for the Army-Navy game.
Sorry, Navy: In retrospect, that "Suite and Tie" cover was soft as hell.
When it comes to fantastic hype videos, no one beats the swag of the U.
Sure, college football doesn't start for a few more weeks.
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1. How many prom dresses do you have in here anyway?
Hundreds I'd guess. We opened last year on May 7, so this is my first prom season. We started getting the dresses in the fall and it just sort of evolved from there.
2. Do you have other formal wear available?
We have wedding dresses, mother of the bride, flower girl, Communion and bridesmaids' dresses. We really have a great selection to choose from.
3. How did you get the word out that you were taking prom dresses for resale?
Most of it has been word of mouth. I also get on Facebook and Craigslist. I talk with the girls online. I'll tell them if they are having trouble selling their dress online to feel free to bring it into the shop, and I'll help them sell it. That's what I do, after all.
4. How early do the girls start looking for dresses?
I had one girl come in last October, but the majority of girls start coming in on Feb. 1. I sold 30 or 40 dresses in the month of February.
5. Do you notice certain colors or styles that are more popular?
Not really. When that girl puts on the dress that makes her feel beautiful, then that's the dress. There really hasn't been any set style or color. Some schools are even doing themes, but the girls don't care. They are going for whatever dress is right for their body type and that's the dress that they get.
6. You seem to sell a lot of prom dresses here — why do you think girls shop here rather than buy a new dress?
Well, I think there are very few consignment or secondhand stores that have the updated styles we have here. I'm probably one of the few in Ohio. I have clients all the way from Bowling Green to Sidney. I think the girls are surprised they can get designer dresses. We have as much selection as a bridal shop, and the costs there are pretty high. I mean, the dresses start at $300 and up in a bridal store. Moms are coming in here and they are thrilled their daughter can get a $500 dress for over half off that cost. We also have a wide range of sizes — everything from a size 0 to a 28. I also get so many dresses from so many schools, there are really no worries about a girl getting a dress someone at her school wore last year. Another thing is the beauty of a consignment shop is that we can come down on the price — there is usually room to dicker over the price.
7. Do you do alterations here?
I have a professional alterations gal. The cost depends on the work that needs to be done, but she is going to charge about a third of the price at a regular bridal shop.
8. Do you also sell accessories?
We sure do. We have vintage, as well as, modern costume jewelry. We have tiaras, shawls, furs and wraps in all colors. For the themed proms, we have masquerade masks and top hats for the guys in gold, silver and black. We also have vintage and modern evening bags — everything from beaded to fringed to dyed in different colors to match the dresses.
9. What's the most challenging part of selling consignment prom dresses?
I don't think there is anything that is challenging. I get the biggest thrill in helping a girl get a dress she never imagined she could have.
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A handout picture released by the Tunisian Presidency on May 6, 2014, shows Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki (L) greeting soldiers during a visit in Tunisia's restive Mount Chaambi border region, where Tunisian forces are stationed as part of an operation against Islamist militants. AFP PHOTO / TUNISIAN PRESIDENCY
TUNIS: The Tunisian president has declared a state of emergency in Douz, a southern desert town swept by days of clashes between rival tribes, his office said.
A statement late Thursday said an overnight curfew would remain in force until May 22 because of violence that broke out in the town.
Several people were wounded in the unrest, which saw members of the two groups firing birdshot and hurling rocks and sticks at each other during clashes this week over a land dispute, interior ministry spokesman Mohamed Ali Aroui told AFP.
He was unable to give details on the victims of the violence, but said calm had returned on Friday.
"Following the dangerous deterioration in the security situation... President Moncef Marzouki decided to declare a state of emergency in the South Douz region on Thursday, May 8 until Thursday, May 22," his office said in a statement.
The interior ministry said a curfew had been imposed from 10:00 pm (2100 GMT) to 5:00 am, in the town, around 400 kilometres (250 miles) south of Tunis.
A similar curfew was imposed three years ago after clashes erupted between youths in Douz, which lies on the edge of the Tunisian Sahara.
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BOISE Fifty-three-year-old Victor Haskell was cycling with multiple safety precautions the night he died. Authorities say he was wearing a helmet and had safety lights on his bike. Haskell's friends say say he was even using hand signals -- he always did.
However on September 26, Haskell was hit and killed by the driver of an SUV as his bike approached State Street and 32nd Street inBoise.
The SUV's driver -- 31-year-old Gavin Haley -- eventually told police he got out of his car and looked to see what he struck, but didn t find anything, so he left.
Haskell was left behind and died.
The cyclists we talked to say Haskell's death is an all-too-familiar happening.
I have lots of close calls where people have brushed my handle bars and stuff like that .. and I have had close calls where I didn t see cyclists, said Bobby Peterson who lives in Boise.
Tuesday, Peterson along with dozens of others gathered in Sunset Park for what s called a Ride of Silence to honor Haskell.
It s just important we all watch out for each other, said David Moorledge, a physician in Eagle.
Petersen and Moorledge did not know Haskell personally, but both love to ride.
Well I am an avid cyclist, and I heard about it on Facebook today and I thought it would be important to go down and show my support, explained Peterson.
Jody Gallegos knew Victor from church.
We all knew he rode his bike, because there it was -- out on the bike rack, she said.
Victor was humble and unassuming; that is how Gallegos described him.
One day Father Jerome did suggest that we bring him with us for breakfast, and so we twisted his arm and he finally came, said Gallegos.
She and the others believe bicycle deaths impact the community. The impact was apparent by all those who showed up Tuesday for the ride to support Haskell s family and draw awareness.
We come together as a community and he was a part of our community, said Mooreledge.
The ride finally ended at 32nd street where now stands a ghost bike. Victor's family was moved by the number of supporters who showed up and Gallegos believes Victor would have been moved too.
He would be very shocked to find out that the tragedy that cost his life has not generated a bit of a movement.
A Boise ordinance states that bicyclists must have three feet of space for cars to pass.
A judge set Haley's bond at $250,000, and was also ordered not to drink or possess alcohol or drive, pending the outcome of the case.


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Just to make it clear, we have emailed them, tried phoning them and even used their support ticket system... needless to say we have had no replies.
The reason I posted the topic was because I wanted to try and contact them or let it be known to them that I've been trying to.
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Ginepri's back, hoping to rekindle the magic
Defending RCA champ has struggled this season, unable to win consistently
By Mark Ambrogi
July 18, 2006
A year ago, Robby Ginepri arrived in Indianapolis ranked No. 98 and needing a boost.
He got one by winning the RCA Championships, beating two-time champion Andy Roddick along the way.
Ginepri then reached the semifinals in the Masters Series tournament in Cincinnati in August and in the U.S. Open. The 23-year-old finished the year ranked No. 17.
His ranking hasn't changed, but he needs another lift here as he has struggled with a 6-16 record this season. He is 96th in the yearly ATP points race and will play Alejandro Falla today at the Indianapolis Tennis Center.
"It's been a rough year so far," said Ginepri, the RCA's No. 4 seed. "It's similar to last year except for the rankings. I feel if I keep playing, good things are going to happen. I've had some bad luck this year. I haven't been winning too many matches."
Ginepri knows he must start winning now to keep his ranking. He has plenty of computer points to defend this summer as the rankings are determined by a revolving 52-week calendar.
Ginepri was set to play on grass in Newport, R.I., last week but withdrew because of a viral infection.
"I still was able to train pretty hard at home," said Ginepri, who lives in Kennesaw, Ga. "My heart is still in it and I'm looking forward to playing again. My batteries have been recharged."
Ginepri, who practiced on Stadium Court on Monday, has another edge in his favor. He likes playing in the heat; temperatures were in the 90s again Monday.
Ginepri said many fans have showed support since he arrived in Indianapolis.
"A lot of people have said 'glad to have you back' and 'hope you repeat,' " he said. "It's comforting to be back, and hitting out on (Stadium Court) felt like it did last year. I'm hitting the ball extremely well and feeling fit. So there's no reason why I can't do it again."
NBC analyst and Tennis Hall of Famer Jim Courier watched Ginepri's improvement last summer. Courier said Indy is an ideal venue for Ginepri's physical style.
"Last year the difference maker for him was in his shot selection and patience, something he improved immensely, which led to the win at Indy and the semis of the U.S. Open," Courier wrote in an e-mail. "He was a 'tough out' last summer."
Ginepri said he developed confidence during last summer that he could beat the top players.
At Cincinnati, Ginepri beat Marat Safin before losing to Roger Federer in three sets in the semis. In the U.S. Open, he showed his fitness and fire, too, by winning consecutive five-set matches over Tommy Haas, Richard Gasquet and Guillermo Coria before losing to Andre Agassi in five sets in the semis.
"What I was lacking last year was the confidence to play with the top guys," he said. "Now I know I can do it again. I've just got to sink my teeth into a tournament."
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. In a case pitting states rights against the power of the federal judiciary, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments about a federal court order requiring California to release inmates from its overcrowded prisons.
At issue during Tuesday's hearing is the medical and mental health care delivered to inmates in the nation's largest state prison system.
Eighteen other states have joined Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration in urging the justices to reject the order as overreaching and arguing that it poses a threat to public safety. Attorneys general elsewhere fear they could face similar legal challenges if the decision survives.
A 2005 ruling by a federal judge in San Francisco found that an average of one inmate per week was dying in California prisons as a result of medical neglect or malfeasance. The prison health care system has been judged so poor that the federal courts have found it violates the constitutional rights of inmates.
Last year, a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that reducing the inmate population by about 40,000 inmates is the only way to improve medical and mental health care.
California has been fighting lawsuits over its treatment of inmates for two decades, but this is the first time the battle has reached the nation's high court. It is also the first time the justices will consider a prisoner release order in any state under a 1996 federal law that governs judges' actions in inmates rights cases.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the state's argument that the three judges overstepped their authority. Specifically, the judicial panel gave California two years to trim the population of the state's 33 adult prisons to about 110,000 inmates. More than 144,000 inmates are now in the prisons, which were designed to hold about 80,000.
The judges' order "represents the highest level of federal court interference with state prison management and fails to take into account the adverse effects it will have on public safety," Andrea Hoch, Schwarzenegger's legal affairs secretary, said in a statement this week. "This appeal is important to preserve the state's rights to operate its criminal justice system."
The administration says conditions have improved as it gradually reduces crowding and improves care.
California has been lowering the prisons' population through changes in parole and sentencing policies that free some ex-convicts from supervision and by sending about 10,000 inmates to private prisons in other states. Another 5,000 have been authorized for transfer out of state.
Separately, the state has clashed with a federal judge who appointed a receiver in 2006 to oversee all aspects of California's prison health care system.
The receiver has more than doubled the prisons' annual medical budget from $707 million to $1.5 billion, hired more medical staff and increased salaries. The receiver reported 46 inmate deaths last year that might have been prevented or delayed with better medical care. That was an improvement from 66 preventable deaths in 2008 and 2006, and 68 in 2007.
Attorney General Jerry Brown, who will become governor in January, has said the receiver's demands constitute a threat to state sovereignty and that California should be protected from a federal court raid of the state's budget.


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LONDON— Adele is getting a new medal to go alongside her Grammys and Academy Award — an honor from Queen Elizabeth II.
The "Rumor Has It" and "Skyfall" singer was named a Member of the Order of the British Empire, or MBE, on Friday in the queen's annual Birthday Honors list.
Her award, for services to music, caps 12 months in which the 25-year-old singer won an Oscar for her James Bond theme song and gave birth to her first child.
The twice-yearly royal honors lists reward hundreds of people for services to their community or national life. Most go to people who are not in the limelight, but there is also a sprinkling of famous faces.
Adele wasn't the only honoree connected to "Skyfall," the 23rd James Bond thriller and the most lucrative film in the series' 50-year history. Cinematographer Roger Deakins was named Commander of the Order of the British Empire, or CBE, in recognition of a career that has gained him 10 Oscar nominations for films including "No Country for Old Men," "Revolutionary Road" and "The Shawshank Redemption."
The list includes a knighthood for Tony Robinson, an actor and political activist best known as dim sidekick Baldrick from the comic TV series "Blackadder." He was honored for his political work and public service.
His "Blackadder" co-star Rowan Atkinson — best known around the world as bumbling Mr. Bean — received a CBE. The same honor went to actress Claire Bloom, whose career stretches from a film appearance opposite Charlie Chaplin to a role in "The King's Speech."
Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry, who creates elaborately decorated and sometimes explicit ceramics, also was named a CBE.
"I suppose I'm surprised that the tentacles of the establishment reach into my particular pond of culture," Perry said. The artist, who sometimes makes public appearances as female alter-ego Claire, said he would be "putting together a nice outfit" for his investiture ceremony.
Jackie Collins, author of racy page-turners, was named an Officer of the Order of the British Empire, or OBE, for services to fiction and to charity. There were also OBEs for Dylan Jones, editor of British GQ; fashion editor Hilary Alexander; and novelist Kate Mosse, author of the best-selling "Labyrinth."
Genre-crossing British musician P.J. Harvey received an MBE, as did Welsh comedian Rob Brydon and novelist Joanne Harris, author of "Chocolat."
Honorees included several people behind last year's successful London Olympics. Thomas Heatherwick, who designed the copper-petal Olympic Cauldron, received a CBE, and there was a knighthood for sculptor Anish Kapoor, who created the opinion-dividing Orbit tower — a 380-foot (115-meter) mass of twisted red steel at London's Olympic Park.
There was also a knighthood for Wales-born Silicon Valley venture capitalist Michael Moritz, chairman of Sequoia Capital LLP, who last year donated 75 million pounds ($117 million) to help poor students attend Oxford University.
Oxford English professor and literary critic Hermione Lee was made a dame, the female equivalent of a knight.
Also among the hundreds honored were a veteran beekeeper, a boat-builder who created a barge for the queen's Diamond Jubilee, and a friend of squirrels. Helen Butler, founder of the Red Squirrel Trust, received an MBE for her work conserving the rodents' habitat on the Isle of Wight off England's south coast.
Britain's honors are bestowed twice a year by the monarch — at New Year's and on her official birthday in June — but recipients are selected by committees of civil servants from nominations made by the government and the public.
In descending order, the honors are knighthoods, CBE, OBE and MBE. Knights are addressed as "sir" or "dame." Recipients of the other honors have no title, but can put the letters after their names.
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Will the passage of transportation funding actually help the poll-challenged governor? Franklin and Marshall College pollster and political analyst Terry Madonna believes it will.
As SEPTA Fare Hikes Take Effect, Transit Agency Looks Beyond Tokens
This will be the last price increase ever for tokens. That's because by this time next year, Septa predicts, there will be no more tokens.
Pa. Senate Approves $1.8B Transportation Funding Measure
The state senate approved a plan that would lift a cap on wholesale gasoline taxes and would increase vehicle fees and fines for moving violation.
Panel Tells Transit Conference That Public Wants Better Rail Systems, Despite Cost
Septa general manager Joe Casey says the transit agency need about $5 billion in repairs and upgrades.
Pa. Senate Committee Approves Transportation Funding Beyond Corbett's Request
The measure approved by the committee would, among other things, lift a cap on wholesale gasoline prices at a faster rate than the governor has proposed.
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"Nobody wants to have to pay that, but the numbers are in line with inflation, (or) a little bit higher," said Matthew Mitchell, president of the Delaware Valley Association of Rail Passengers.
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SEPTA is reminding subway riders to be smart about smart phones. Transit officials say there is a dramatic increase of thieves snatching the phones right out of people's hands.
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Responding to a complaint that mass transit in Pennsylvania's urban areas is too heavily supported with state dollars, the state transportation secretary says motorists in those urban areas also subsidize roads in rural areas – and at a higher rate.
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Firefox OS launches in the US in 2014, but users are in for rough times ahead February 27, 2013 at 10:09 am
After losing significant marketshare in the world of browsers, Mozilla has begun shifting gears to focus on competing in the mobile space. Webkit-based browsers are dominant on the desktop, but it's even worse for Mozilla in the mobile space as it stands now. This year, phones running the new Firefox OS will launch in numerous different countries in Europe and Latin America, and they'll hit the United States in 2014. Will this be enough to keep Mozilla relevant?
Mozilla reveals first Firefox OS smartphones, available to buy in February January 22, 2013 at 9:55 am
Mozilla has unveiled two Developer Preview smartphones that will act as a vanguard ahead of Firefox OS's consumer release later this year. The phones are being developed by Geeksphone — a Spanish smartphone start-up — and Telefonica, one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world (and also Spanish).
Firefox 15 available to download, finally fixes add-on memory leak August 28, 2012 at 9:29 am
Mozilla has released Firefox 15 for PCs, smartphones, and tablets. The most standout features are a completely silent background updater (like Chrome), significant memory footprint improvements, a built-in PDF reader, better SPDY protocol support, and a new native UI for Firefox Mobile on Android tablets.
Firefox OS doesn't stand a chance July 20, 2012 at 1:44 pm
As an idealistic thought experiment, the truly open Firefox OS (formerly Boot 2 Gecko) is captivating — but in reality, as it prepares to enter one of the world's most fiercely competitive markets, its chance of success is close to nil.
US and EU antitrust regulators have their eyes on Windows RT May 17, 2012 at 8:48 am
While Microsoft's decision to limit browsers on Windows RT may be controversial to some, there seems to be actual sound reasoning behind it.
Microsoft bans third-party browsers from Windows on ARM May 10, 2012 at 6:17 am
In a twist that's very reminiscent of Microsoft's naughty nineties, Mozilla has revealed that Windows RT — aka Windows 8 on ARM — will only support one web browser: Internet Explorer.
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The Colombian football team returned home to an incredible welcome as thousands of fans turned out to celebrate the South American nation making history for reaching last eight of the FIFA World Cup for the first time.
Jose Pekerman's side was very unlucky to lose to Brazil in Friday night's quarterfinal with their performances over the past month having captured the imagination of many neutrals.
According to The Mirror, thousands of fans gathered in the streets of Bogata to pay tribute to their heroes, who were enjoying a rooftop bus parade through the city.
The reception for James Rodriguez and his fellow players was truly remarkable and reportedly provided further evidence of just how well Colombia performed this summer.
Rodriguez, who shed tears after Colombia lost to Brazil in the quarterfinal, even tweeted a selfie of the crowds.
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The USS Louisville, a Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, arrived on Subic Bay Monday for a routine port call, according to the US Embassy in Manila.
In a news release, the embassy said the visit would allow the submarine to restock and give its crew of more than 130 an opportunity to rest.
According to the US Navy website, the Louisville is one of the most advanced attack submarines in the world. Its mission is to seek out and destroy enemy ships and submarines.
The 110-meter submarine was commissioned on Nov. 8, 1986, at the US naval base in New London, Connecticut.
Weighing 6,900 tons, it is armed with sophisticated MK-48 torpedoes and Tomahawk cruise missiles, among other weapons.
Based in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the Louisville made naval history by firing the first submarine-launched Tomahawk missile during Operation Desert Storm in Iraq in the 1990s.
Col. Omar Tonsay said the Louisville had no other mission in the Philippines except replenishment.
The submarine requested clearance to dock at Subic in May, Tonsay said. It is staying until Saturday.
He added that the Louisville's arrival had nothing to do with the territorial dispute between China and the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea).
Roberto Garcia, chairman of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, said businesses engaged in logistics and tourism would benefit from the Louisville's visit.
"But under the [Visiting Forces Agreement]," he said, [the submarine will not pay port usage fees. The sub's personnel will spend on shore in restaurants [and other establishments]."
In an earlier interview, Garcia said he would welcome American troops as long as their visits kept the terms of the Visiting Forces Agreement.
"[This means that there would be] no land-based military operations," he said.
Last month, the Virginia-class attack submarine USS North Carolina, one of the stealthiest and most technologically advanced nuclear-powered submarines in the world, made a similar port call in Subic.
The North Carolina arrived amid a standoff between the Philippines and China at Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea.
Late last year, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson sailed into Manila Bay. It was the same ship that reportedly buried Osama bin Laden in the Arabian Sea after the al-Qaeda chief was killed in a raid by US commandos on his hideout in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in May 2011.
The Carl Vinson was escorted by two guided missile cruisers and a destroyer. The four warships were manned by more than 6,000 sailors. With reports from Frances Mangosing, INQUIRER.net; Dona Z. Pazzibugan, PDI; and Robert Gonzaga, Inquirer Central Luzon
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The answer to this kind of question somewhat depends on your goals in learning to sail. It is not that hard to get by out on the water with a pretty basic and rudimentary understanding of sail trim and boat handling. I have met people who have done enormous amounts of offshore sailing who really understand very little about sail trim. If that is all that you want to accomplish, that is OK and you can start with a pretty big boat, 30-35 feet or so.
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Portsmouth Residents Unhappy With Developer's Revised Plan
By Jen McCaffery, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.
Jun. 21–PORTSMOUTH — Some homeowners in the city's largest new residential community weren't happy to learn that the neighborhood's developer now wants to build apartments instead of condos on the site.
"They're making decisions and we're oblivious to all of them," said Denise Key, president of the New Port Civic League.
A representative for Virginia Beach developers L.M. Sandler & Sons wrote in an e-mail that the developers plan to build high-quality apartments and retail that will be a good fit for the Victory area at large.
"They're still wanting to continue to do good quality work," city spokeswoman Monique Bass said.
This month, property owner Portsmouth Ventures One, which is affiliated with L.M. Sandler & Sons, asked the city's planning commission for permission to build 100,000 square feet of retail space and 300 apartments in the development.
The original plan for the final phase of the New Port community included 427 condos and no retail space, according to planning commission documents.
At this month's planning commission meeting, commissioners raised questions about the quality of the designs for the proposed apartments and retail space. Some said the new designs were too generic.
Since the meeting, city planners have been working with developers on designs that feature more architectural detailing, brickwork, and various types of roofs, Bass said.
The apartments would be developed so they could later be converted into condos, according to planning commission documents. The apartments and retail space would be across Interstate 264 from where homes and townhouses have already been built.
New Port has been a centerpiece of Portsmouth's efforts to create a city center in the Victory area and raise the bar on residential development.
Eighty-seven units have been sold so far, wrote Christine Pasterczyk, a representative of Portsmouth Venture One.
Some New Port homeowners said they worry that apartments could lower their property values and complained that they were not notified by their home association or developer about the potential change.
"What I've been finding out has been through the paper," said homeowner Khadijah Alexander. "I just don't do business like that."
Pasterczyk wrote that a request for a resident meeting had not been brought to the developer's attention.
She wrote that the developer is now revising its application to include suggested modifications and when those changes are complete, it will be a more appropriate time to meet with interested parties.
Erica Holmes, who grew up in Portsmouth but didn't envision living there as an adult until she and her husband saw New Port, worries that the apartments could attract "riffraff" and endanger the redevelopment of the area.
This year, local city councils have allowed other developments to scale back or delay building. Chesapeake City Council in January approved delaying building the first 120 condominiums at Belharbour Station at SoNo by a year. In April, Virginia Beach City Council allowed developer BQI Group to pare down a condominium project called Bonney's Quay.
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The reason the secret garden's fruit reduces it back down isn't because it's poisonous... but because it's holy, and restoring your lost humanity.* So, Dormin speaks in [[YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe butchered, improper archaic]], which is kind of funny. But ''how'' long have They been sealed? They've probably half-forgotten how to speak!* Dormin brought [[spoiler: Agro]] back the way They brought [[spoiler: Wander]] back -- and that's why she has an injured leg! [[spoiler: Wander]] was shot in that leg!* The FridgeLogic section has a rather lengthy entry pointing out how...well, dumb the Colossi can be with regards to their environment. But, if they were designed to be containers for Dormin's essence, the designers would ''want'' them to be unimaginative automatons so Dormin couldn't turn them or trick them into releasing their charge.* How about this one: the Colossi are in arenas specifically designed with ways and behaviors needed to defeat them for the reason that the creators wanted a method to undo the seal on Dormin. Whether after Dormin's sentence was up or as a SummonBiggerFish move, the only explanation that the colossi exist in the way that they do is because they are designed to be defeatable.* A rather meta one. Agro's controls make perfect, elegant sense once you realize that you're never controlling the horse directly, like with mounts in many other games: you're still controlling ''Wander'', who's ''riding'' Agro. Getting mad at Agro for not being able to follow Wander's commands instantly is like getting mad at Yorda for not being able to climb as well as Ico. It's not like the horse is psychic.* Malus, the last colossus, is positioned as far south as possible. When you stand on his shoulders, behind his head, you can see the whole land. What stands out is the beams of light from each Colossus' remains. Malus knew when each Colossus died. That's why he was so aggressive; he knew he was [[spoiler:the only one left before Dormin would be unleashed.]]* Dormin's name spelt backwards, as been mentioned numerous times, is Nimrod. However, it's not the term [[WhatAnIdiot you think it's describing]]. Before the common use of the word was coined by Bugs Bunny, Nimrod meant something the lines of a great hunter, referring to a character in the bible ''named'' Nimrod who was a pretty good hunter. 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It proves, repeatedly and conclusively, that it is quite capable of tracking Wander and Agro while it is blind in the sand.** Pelagia's strategy requires you to trick it into rearing up so that its belly is exposed. Once you stab the weak spot enough times, Pelagia gets angry and destroys the building you were using to trick it into rearing up on its hind legs. Why didn't it destroy all the others?** At least three of the Colossi require you to go directly into the palm of their hands in order to get to the weak point, but they never clench their fists.*** Malus could actually have burned Wander as it creates fireballs out of its palms.*** They don't seem very smart, if you injure an animal they don't really do anything tactic-wise to fight back. Just panic. And I doubt they have any sort of instinct about how not to die, since they're not a species that evolves nor capable of being killed by literally anything else.


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Paul Dorset was born in Poole, Dorset in England in 1960 but has been living in America since 1995. He has been writing for many years and some of his early works were published in 'teen advice' columns. He has also had many technical articles published, mostly in the field of Computing.
Paul currently lives in the Pacific Northwest but has traveled extensively and worked many times with teens and youth groups. It is this background combined with a vivid imagination that has enabled him to weave a tapestry of magic into complete novels. His first epic fantasy series, aimed at young adults, is entitled 'The Southern Lands'. However, the storyline is more than exciting enough to keep adults turning pages as the story unfolds.
Paul is a father of five who has worked as a computer consultant for more than 30 years. His publications include fantasy novels for ages 12-plus, how-to books for adults, and dark paranormal thrillers for ages 16+. He incorporates his extensive experience in computers - and his insightful perspective on the possibilities therein - in novels that include layers of contemporary intrigue, romance and mystery. You can follow his blog at http://blog.pauldorset.com
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I enjoyed this story! Chapter 1 began with Megan, a young sclava (slave) girl being beaten and her friend, Ryann, hiding so she wouldn't receive the same treatment. Ryann is saving her silver coins up in order to buy her own freedom from this life - if all goes right, maybe another year and she'll be gone. The plot was very easy to follow, & I could easily place myself in the castle, could visualize the story as I read along. Chapter 3 brought me to tears as Ryann and I lost a dear friend together. It's just a story until you realize that these things have probably happened in history, and then it becomes more personal. I understand this is the first in a series: can't wait to read more!
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Ryann a novella by Paul Dorset. Ryan's actions and thought reflect knowing her inner strength to achieve worth and freedom as a sclavas, in her world of slavery. Historically indentured servants were generally forced with cruelty and prompts against humanity. Setting changes advanced the plot each being more profound than the last.
Bramwel "just seemed to keep accidentally killing the sclavas." Danger increases for Ryann in the castle, it is her home. Cook is uplifting when talking with Ryann, "Now get some sleep. It's going to be a big day tomorrow."
Crossing the boundaries of time this book reveals some important comparisons in today's daily life. This novella maintains exciting believable connected changes and discovered strengths.
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RYANN is the story of a young girl approaching maturity. She is an orphan...
Ryann has nowhere to go and no one to look after her. She's now a sclava, or what I'd refer to as the New World's version of a bond servant. However, Ryann is an innocent. Pit her against Lord Cala's son, and the author weaves Ryann's future into a different direction, where strife, pain, and poverty are her only friends.
Ryann has despaired of ever saving enough coin to seek her freedom. Sclava history has deemed it an impossible feat to purchase what the sclavas want most: Freedom.
However, Ryann is no ordinary urchin. Paul Dorset creates a character of substance, and one to cheer for, along with a story to make a reader want to applaud.
I read this story over the weekend and will leave you with this: Read the story, because any more of my ramblings will cause spoiler alerts, and I don't want that for this talented author. What I DO want is the sequel! I hope more of RYANN'S story will be forthcoming soon!
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He's a 10-year veteran, who has spent the past six seasons in Buffalo, where he's filled various roles. Scott has played linebacker and safety and been a regular on special teams.
Scott first announced the signing on his Twitter account Wednesday. He confirmed it to The Associated Press by phone from his offseason home in Atlanta.
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Two projects to add 1,600 residential units in Cebu
AT least 1,600 units of residential properties are set to be developed by two local developers in Cebu within the next five years.
Gaisano Grand Group developer arm Grand Land Inc. and Apple One Properties, which is a homegrown company managed by a group of Cebu-based construction companies with sister companies Diamond Suites and Apple Tree Suites Cebu.
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In an interview last week, Apple One Properties executive vice president Yvet Andalis said the company will invest P2 billion for a 2.8 hectare property in Banawa, Cebu City.
"The property will have three components – the condominium towers, mansionets and the villas – with a total of 1,311 units in the whole community," said Andalis.
The property is set to be completed within five years and is expected to start contruction by January next year.
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Only two months after launching their flagship resort-themed project Grand Residences in Mabolo, Cebu City, Grand Land Inc. will put it P400 million for three new projects under their City Homes brand in Mactan, Minglanilla and Mandaue City.
In a press conference yesterday held at their office in Banilad, Grand Land Inc. president Ryan Bernard Go said that they are looking at the middle income market segment for these projects which are located at strategic areas near hospitals, schools and malls.
"We will have 105 townhouse units in Mactan, 72 townhouse units in Mandaue City and 112 single detached units in Minglanilla," said Go.
Both developers expressed optimistic in the Cebu market specifically the middle income market segment which is fast expanding.
"We see this market continuing to grow and we want to give them more options in terms of products," said Andalis.
This momentum is not only felt by local developers as Megaworld Corporation, a major developer from Manila, is also seeing good uptake of their residential condominium units in their Mactan Newtown Center project.
In an interview Monday night, Megaworld Corp. first vice president for sales and marketing Noli D. Hernandez said they have already sold 70 percent of their first of four tower in One Pacific Residences that is set to produce a total of 540 units.
Hernandez said that the buyers were from both foreign and local investors who wants to own a property in Cebu./Reporter Aileen Garcia-Yap
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