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"It is a fast track unless it rains and then it is very slick and difficult," said Short.
Neither Villopoto nor Dungey has won in San Diego.
"When it comes to races, I think Justin Brayton, myself, Jake Weimer and Kevin Windham also have a shot at winning this season," said Short. "But when it comes to the title, the rest of us are watching this one.
"This is going to stay very close," said Villopoto. "It might come down to who has a bad race. Right now, what I'm really concentrating on is staying out of trouble . . . staying there with the leaders."

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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT, Philippines—A United States naval rescue and salvage ship docked in this freeport zone for repairs will be sent to Masbate City on Tuesday to assist in the search and rescue operation for Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo and the two pilots of the light aircraft that crashed into the sea in that city on Saturday.
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Districts that saw a surge in land price also had a higher number of daughters giving up their claim on their father's land. This surprising trend was revealed in a study carried out by the Working Group for Women and Land Ownership (WGWLO).
The study analysed land records of 34 villages in 17 talukas of five districts. "We found that against 2,190 daughters who inherited land in the last three years, 508 had released their title deed, which is 23.2%. In fact we found that this trend of daughters giving up their claim on the land was higher in Ahmedabad (29.5%), Patan (34.2%) and Kutch," said Shilpa Vasavda of WGWLO. Against a total of 2,639 women (including daughters and widows) who inherited land in the last three years, 586 had released their title deed.
She added that surprisingly these districts were also the ones that had been witnessing a surge in land prices. "It is difficult to believe that most of these daughters would have voluntarily given up their share in the land. It is more likely that either they were unaware of their rights or were under pressure from their families to give it up," said Vasavda.
Interestingly, the trend was considerably lower in tribal districts. "In Dahod and Tapi, we found that the percentage of daughters giving up their title was less. It could be because in tribal societies patriarchy is not so strongly entrenched," said Vasavda. To safeguard the share of women in the farm land, the activists are demanding certain changes in legislation.
"It usually happens that when a woman marries, the family members ask her to give up her share in property. When she goes to her in-laws' place, the land is often in the name of her husband and if she is ever widowed, the in-laws gang up against her to prevent her from getting the property. This can be resolved through simple changes in regulations," said Vasavda.
The network wants that once a daughter's name is added in the inheritance list, there should be a time period (say, a year) when she cannot sell it. "Even when she gives up the claim, some monetary compensation has to be involved because our observation is that most women given up their claim under pressure rather than out of their own will," said Vasavda. She added that another thing that can be done is making it mandatory to give a woman ownership in her husband's land. "This way if she is widowed she need not fear her that her in-laws will grab her property," said Vasavda.


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U.S. Army Pvt. Steven R. Murphy has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Son of Sherry Tipton of Harriman, he was a 2002 graduate of Oakdale High School.
During the nine weeks of training, Murphy studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values and physical fitness.
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David A. Anderson, violation of probation June 1, 2009. Guilty plea June 21, convicted.
Brenda J. Perkins, probation violation Jan. 25, 2010. Guilty plea June 21, convicted.
Daniel F. Close, two counts probation violation Nov. 15, 2009, violation of probation May 10. Guilty plea June 21, convicted.
U.S. Army Pvt. Dustin L. Heidle recently graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
The private, who earned distinction as an honor graduate, is the son of Shelia Bunch and Michael Heidle, both of Kingston, Tenn.
He graduated in 2008 from Roane County High School.
During the nine weeks of training, Heidle studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values and physical fitness.
Property deed transfers in Roane County from Jan. 7-19:
From Edwin Robinson to Regina Walker by warranty deed, Dist. 2/3, Holiday Shores Resort, Lot 26, $30,000.
From Debra Lively to Jeremy Poland and Savannah Poland by warranty deed, Dist. 1, Brazel Road/Lee Street, $83,000.
From Jay Alan Pierce to J&CP Properties I LLC, and J and CP Properties I LLC by quit-
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U.S. Air Force Airman Andrew W. Beatty recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Son of Timothy Beatty of Kingston, the airman is a 2010 graduate of Roane County High School.
He completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Elijah Lee Brock turned 2 years old on Jan. 30.
He celebrated on Jan. 29 with a Toy Story-themed party with relatives and friends.
He is the son of Philip and Lori Brock of Harriman.
Grandparents are Wayne and Shirley Bullard of Harriman and Bob and Emily Brock of Rockwood.
Great-grandparent is Ada Nelson of Harriman.
Elijah has a brother, Adam Brock.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting two driver license roadside safety checkpoints in Roane County this month.
The first checkpoint will be from 5 to 6 p.m. March 4 on Hwy. 29 (Pine Ridge Road).
Another one is planned from 9 to 10 a.m. March 11 on Fisk Heights Road.
Recognizing the danger presented to the public by unqualified drivers, troopers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles being operated by drivers who would violate the driver license laws of Tennessee.
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U.S. Army Pvt. Ryan E. Jones recently graduated from the Fire Support Specialist Advanced Individual Training course at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla.
Son of Ronald E. Jones Jr. of Harriman and Lisa K. Goodman of Devonia, he is a 2008 graduate of Oliver Springs High School.
Field artillery specialists serve in intelligence activities including target processing, cannon battalions, division artillery, artillery and maneuver brigade and headquarters and fire support elements.
Heavy rains wreaked havoc across Roane County Monday, leaving flooded roads and homes, mudslides and accidents throughout the day.
Emergency crews were dispatched to a wreck on Lawnville Road around 4:30 p.m.
Dispatch said there was a vehicle wrapped around a tree with people inside.
Emergency personnel were kept busy assisting people out of their homes as rising flood waters trapped them inside.
An emergency shelter was opened at Roane State Community College for people who evacuated.
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The changes in Annie Trimarco's game may not be all that noticeable at first glance, but take a closer look and one can see the Evergreen senior's confidence growing by leaps and bounds.
"My confidence has definitely gone up," Trimarco said. "It has to do a lot with me being more comfortable and this being my last year. It's my last chance to prove myself."
Beneath the ponderosa pine that grows outside my window is a wax or squaw currant bush, Ribes cereum. This shrub is probably one of the most important plants that grows in the foothills.
The fact that the berries turn a wax-like orange-red when ripe accounts for the common name of wax currant. The other common name of squaw currant simply refers to an old name for the Native American women who used these berries in many ways. Although tart, with the addition of a little sugar they make a tasty jelly or sauce.
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Swimming at Evergreen High School reached a new high last year with its record-breaking state championship season. Come May, five seniors will be graduating and heading to their chosen schools to continue their legacy around the country.
FORT MORGAN — Head coach Rob Molholm sat on the sideline as his team — players, assistant coaches and fans — huddled around each other on the field. Moments earlier, quarterback Dylan Reifeis sat on the frigid field, his hands wrapped around his helmet. Tanner Cassin struggled to get back to his feet.
There are many who complain that the weather forecasters on television never predict the weather correctly.
However, they were right on this past week when they predicted that a cold front would arrive on the afternoon of Monday, Nov. 10, and that it would remain for four days.
There will be no sledding and no Nordic track at the Evergreen Golf Course this winter, after the Evergreen Park and Recreation District abandoned a plan to make the programs come to fruition.
EPRD had been in talks with course owner Denver Parks and Recreation to lease the golf course and pro shop for $500 for the winter season, said Brad Bednar, Evergreen Lake House supervisor.
An Olympics-sanctioned cross-country ski trail could be created this winter on Old Squaw Pass Road and other roads near Echo Mountain Resort.
Supporters want the trail to run from the privately owned Echo Mountain on Colorado 103 west to Echo Lake at the base of Mount Evans, according to Nora Pykkonen, owner of the ski area. Members of the U.S. Olympic Committee have looked at the proposed trail to see if it would be a suitable venue for a race, she said.
The first snow arrived during the night last Friday and stayed on the ground between the clumps of grasses. As winter approaches, I always receive a number of inquiries about how and what to feed birds.
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Today on Face the Nation, Lindsey Graham expressed his outrage at the deficits in our intelligence regarding the Benghazi affair. Why didn't we know what was happening there? Why did it take so long for the truth to come out? Why was the Obama administration so slow in dealing with the situation?
If we are going to do some finger-pointing about intelligence, I would like to ask Senator Graham where he was during the Bush administration when we were receiving faulty intelligence about the situation in Iraq. Where was his outrage when we found no weapons of mass destruction? Why we were not (as promised) greeted as liberators by the people whose country we were invading?
Four citizens of this great United States died because of the attack on the consulate at Benghazi. They died in service to their country, and we mourn their deaths. If they died as a result of intelligence failure, however, they are in exactly the same category as the more than four thousand American troops who died as a result of the great intelligence failures that led to the war in Iraq.
So, Senator Graham, Senator McCain, and all the other lawmakers who have their panties in a wad about Benghazi, let's have a complete and thorough investigation of intelligence failures, starting with the previous administration. It is time to get a committee together to investigate who knew what, and when. Besides the previous President and his cabinet and advisors, let's include all the Senators and Congressmen who voted for war in Iraq. What was the motive of the Bush administration? Did they know the intelligence was flawed? Why didn't the lawmakers do a better job of vetting the information that was given to them before they accepted the reports they were given, and moved to support the President? This was surely a dereliction of duty on the part of each and every one of them.
I am deeply troubled by this. I want answers.
If you are upset by the unnecessary deaths of four members of a diplomatic mission because of flawed intelligence, you should also be upset by the unnecessary deaths of 4,486 members of our military who died in the Iraq war which was based on flawed intelligence.
This should never happen in a country as great as ours. The people who allowed it to happen were clearly unfit to do the jobs which they were required to do.
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MADDEN ŌĆōŌĆō Leake Academy's returning District 2-AA Player of the Year Alex Shepherd was too much for Oak Hill to handle in its opening game of the District 2-AA campaign Tuesday evening.
The 6-foot-3-inch junior point guard scored a game-high 34 points, and the Leake Rebels (8-2; 1-0 District 2-AA) secured a 66-54 win over the Oak Hill Raiders (5-5; 0-1 District 2-AA) in a MAIS Basketball game.
Oak Hill's Drake Riley collected a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Drew Riley scored 14 points in the Raiders' fourth loss in the past five games.
ŌĆ£Our performance for the first three quarters was good enough to challenge them for a win,ŌĆØ Oak Hill Head Coach Brian Middleton said. ŌĆ£The final quarter was just not enough to secure a win.
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I have also been recently wondering if I should read this.
So far, this thread is very discouraging. Apparently I'll need to be some kind of brilliant genius to start with, then take a college course on it, and then re-read it again several years later to really appreciate it.
Ok. Or I could go get an ice cream sandwich out of my freezer.
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Family members of Indians stranded in war-ravaged Iraq have said they will be leaving for the capital New Delhi on Sunday to meet with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
Speaking to ANI, Gurpinder Kaur, the sister of Manjinder Singh, one of the Indians abducted by Iraqi rebels, said, "We are going to meet the External Affairs Minister. We have not got any information (about our relatives) as yet. We will plead with her to bring back my brother who is stranded in Iraq. This is the second time we are going to meet the External Affairs Minister." She added, "If we do not get a satisfactory response, then, we will sit on protest at Jantar Mantar."
Referring specifically to the Indian government's special envoy to Iraq and former envoy to that country Suresh Reddy, Gurpinder asked, " If Suresh Reddy is not getting any success in his mission, then why are they (the Indian Government) not sending someone else?"
The father of another reported Indian abductee said, " I am going there again. I will plead with them to bring my son back. I think there must be an opportunity in India so that youths do not have to go to work abroad? We want our son back, or else, we will sit on protest at Jantar Mantar." The mother said, " We are going to meet the External Affairs Minister. We are going to meet and try to get information from the minister. We want our son back. We want to know about my son's well being."
On Saturday, it was confirmed that Sushma Swaraj would be meeting again with the family members of stranded Indian workers in Iraq on Sunday afternoon or Monday morning.
The families of stranded Indians have said that they far from satisfied with the progress being made by the Indian government in finding their children in Iraq.
Manjinder Singh is among the 40 Punjabi boys abuducted by Iraqi rebels.
Gurpinder Kaur said that a Punjab Government official had called her to say that the meeting with Swaraj had been fixed for 3.00 pm on Sunday. She said, "After meeting the minister, we will decide about the "dharna" at the "Jantar Mantar".
Hira Lal, the brother of Sonu of Chamunda Devi village, said , " After June 15, they have not received any call from Sonu". He said they are praying for the safe return of all Indians and hoping that the government would escalate their efforts to bring back their children safe and sound.
Meanwhile, Swaraj will be meeting with Indian envoys of the Gulf and West Asia region on Sunday morning to take fresh stock of the escalating crisis in Iraq before she meets with the families of the stranded Indians. Swaraj last met the families on June 18 and assured them of all help. She said then that she was personally monitoring the situation.


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US Declares Public Health Emergency over Swine Flu Fears
The United States declared a "public health emergency" Sunday after twenty cases of swine flu were confirmed in the country, including eight in New York City. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said the emergency declaration sounds more severe than it really is. She said, "It's like declaring one for a hurricane. It means we can release funds and take other measures. The hurricane may not actually hit." Civilian and military stockpiles of antiviral drugs are being prepared for rapid distribution in the event that transmission of swine flu virus accelerates. All of the reported cases in the United States have been relatively mild. In Mexico, officials have confirmed just twenty-two cases of swine flu, but the flu is suspected of killing as many 103 people and infecting more than 1,600. The World Health Organization urged increased surveillance for influenza worldwide. There have been no confirmed cases outside of North America, but there are growing fears that the world may be entering a global pandemic.
Influenza Specialist Dr. John McCauley: "That's how a pandemic will start: a new virus emerging in humans, spreading easily from humans to humans, and, with modern travel, being able to spread around the world really very quickly."
Dr. Keiji Fukuda of the World Health Organization said the world is prepared for dealing with this situation.
Dr. Keiji Fukuda: "In the past five years, the world has spent a huge amount of effort, countries have worked very hard, to assess the threat of avian influenza. They have worked very hard on pandemic preparedness planning, and we have new tools, such as the international health regulations in place. We also have new defenses in place. We have better surveillance. We have stockpiles of anti-viral drugs that have been prepared at regions, as well as by internationally, in case of a pandemic situation."
Clinton: US Troops May Stay in Iraqi Cities After July 1
In a surprise visit to Baghdad, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the US may put off plans to withdraw its troops from urban areas by July 1st if renewed violence continues to worsen. Troops will now likely remain in Mosul and Baghdad after the deadline. Over 155 Iraqis have died in recent days in a series of suicide attacks.
Al-Maliki Threatens to Prosecute US Troops Involved in Deadly House Raid
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is threatening to prosecute US troops involved in a pre-dawn house raid on Sunday that killed two Iraqis in the town of Kut. The incident marks the first time Iraq's government has called for the prosecution of US soldiers. Under the new US-Iraqi security pact, US troops in Iraq are no longer allowed to conduct military operations without Iraqi approval and coordination. The wife of one of the Iraqis killed denounced the US raid.
Wife of Iraqi Man Killed: "His brain was scattered on the ground, and I tried to collect it. The woman killed in the raid was still alive, and I tried to help her, but they killed her. They did not call a doctor to treat her. They killed her."
Afghanistan Vet Says War Is "Big Mistake"; Warns Against Troop Surge
A former Marine corporal who fought in Afghanistan testified last week on Capitol Hill and urged lawmakers to oppose President Obama's escalation of the war in Afghanistan. Rick Reyes said the war has turned into a "big mistake."
Rick Reyes: "In some respects, this entire occupation has become counterproductive. As a Marine, I was willing to give my life for my country and still am. But invading and occupying Afghanistan, sending more troops to solve what is a political problem, is not the answer. I urge these senators to rethink Afghanistan, while there is still time. I can almost guarantee that sending more troops will mean more civilian and US troop casualties, not for war, but for occupation. Sending more troops will not make the US safer; it will only build more opposition against us. I urge you on behalf of truth and patriotism to consider carefully and rethink Afghanistan. More troops, more occupation is not the answer."
Former Marine Corporal Rick Reyes also said the US occupation has unjustly targeted innocent Afghan civilians.
Rick Reyes: "Because our mission was to capture suspected Taliban and had no successful way of being able to distinguish them, we had no other choice but to suspect the entire civilian population, innocent or not. One day we stopped at gunpoint, detained and beating and nearly killing an innocent man only to find out he was just traveling down the road to deliver milk to his children. Because of that day, those kids went without a father. There were hundreds of incidents like this one. Almost 100 percent of the time, we would find that suspected terrorists turned out to be innocent civilians. It began to feel we were chasing ghosts."
At the same hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Retired US Army Colonel Andrew Bacevich said an escalation of troops will worsen the situation in Afghanistan.
Andrew Bacevich: "We may not believe that we are invading and occupying countries, but the people on the other end viewed, view themselves as being invaded and occupied. So, to some degree, to some measurable degree, in places like Afghanistan, increasing the US presence actually increases the dimensions of the problem."
Sri Lanka Dismisses Tamil Tiger Ceasefire Offer
The Sri Lankan government has dismissed a unilateral ceasefire declared by the Tamil Tigers. Pro-Tamil websites say the Sri Lankan military is continuing to attack an area where at least 50,000 civilians remain trapped. But the Sri Lankan military claims it has stopped using heavy weapons in the region. The UN is estimating as many as 6,500 civilians may have been killed so far this year in Sri Lanka. Another 14,000 have been wounded.
Report: US Considering Deploying National Guard Troops to Mexico Border
The Washington Post reports the Pentagon and Homeland Security Department are developing contingency plans to send National Guard troops to the US-Mexican border under a $350 million initiative that would expand the US military's role in the drug war. Last week, the governors of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas sent a joint letter to Congress requesting additional troops for the four Southwestern border states under the National Guard Counterdrug Program.
2002 Military Memo Warned Torture Produces "Unreliable Information"
The military agency that provided advice on harsh interrogation techniques for prisoners referred to the application of extreme duress as "torture" in a July 2002 document and warned that it would produce "unreliable information." This according to the Washington Post. In an unsigned memo, the military's Joint Personnel Recovery Agency said, "The unintended consequence of a U.S. policy that provides for the torture of prisoners is that it could be used by our adversaries as justification for the torture of captured U.S. personnel."
CIA Never Studied Whether Torture Was Effective or Necessary
The Los Angeles Times reports the CIA never sought a rigorous assessment of whether its use of torture during interrogations was effective or necessary. In 2003, the agency's inspector general circulated drafts of a report that raised deep concerns about waterboarding and other methods, but the CIA ignored his recommendation to conduct a study by outside experts on whether the interrogation tactics worked.
Iranian Arms Ship Bound for Gaza Reportedly Destroyed Off Sudan
The Egyptian newspaper El-Aosboa is reporting an Iranian vessel laden with weapons bound for the Gaza Strip was torpedoed off the coast of Sudan last week, allegedly by Israeli or American forces operating in the area. Anonymous sources in Khartoum told the newspaper that an unidentified warship bombed the Iranian vessel as it prepared to dock in Sudan.
Majority of Americans Favor Probe of Bush Administration over Torture
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Robert Gibbs: "Well, I think the President had great fears that the debate that you've seen happen in this town on each side of this issue, at the extremes, has — that's taken place, would be what would envelop any commission that looked backward. That's why his focus, David, the whole time is how we look forward in this country."
Leftists Win Election in Iceland
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Report: Obama Wants Aid to Go to PA Even If Hamas Joins Gov't
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Room in a panoramic villa for unforgettable moments and relax, with parking, garden, terrace, internet wifi, kitchen, tv, dvd player, radio mp3, located 10min walk from the beaches of Gaeta Fontania and Ariana.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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A Room in a Beautiful Villa near the idyllic Serapo Grand Beach, Fontania Beach and Ariana Beach (10 min walk), and 5 minute car of the other beach of Gaeta: 300 Steps "300 Gradini , Spiaggia e Grotta dell' Arenauta" and St. Augustine. A bed at Gaeta have a beautiful view of the sea, big garden, and private car parking inside the property and a kitchen use for the (website hidden) LCD 24'' in the room plus dvd player and Dvd Library + notebook pc on shared area.
The room have a shared bathroom near the room.
The rooms are a music concept, in the Led Light/MP3 room we are a system for change the light colour of the room plus and mp3/ipod speaker with radio ihome.
the villa are at 20 min walk to the middle of the picturesque old town of Gaeta, the medieval castle and to the Regional Park Monte Orlando, we offer you rooms and hospitality in our home.
Weekly or daily stay in sunny rooms with beautiful panoramic view to the sea, breakfast and use of the common terrace, garden.
We speak fluently english, italian, french.
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Its possible to utilise our free internet wifi ... it's possible when your arrive to chose the option room including the utilisation of scooter with supplement
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We stayed at Davide please for 2 nights. Davide was a great host and helped us with everything. His house and its location is really nice. Only thing which was little uncomfortable for us is the sloppy way to Davide house. Apart from it our stay was great.
Davide è una persona molto disponibile e ospitale. Ha un gusto davvero originale e accogliente per gli arredamenti. La location è meravigliosa, pulita, comoda e perfetta per il relax. Consigliato e ci tornerei subito!
Thanks to Davide for a lovely stay in Gaeta.
The place is amazing, very nice room and a terrasse with a wonderful view.
Davide let us rent some bikes which we really enjoyed.
Very nice little town and beach, very nice house and helpful host.
We really enjoyed our stay there.
Tutto bene, il posto e' carino e il paesaggio tempo permettendo e' incantevole .
Davide un saluto non abbiamo piu' avuto modo di salutarci di persona grazie alla prossima.
Siamo rimaste molto soddisfatte del nostro breve soggiorno in via degli Olivi. La strada per arrivarci è al quanto avventurosa, ma una volta arrivati a destinazione il panorama è spettacolare! La nostra stanza era arredata con impeccabile gusto e pulita, così come lo era il bagno comune. Se un giorno si ripresenta l'occasione di passare da Gaeta ci fermeremo da Davide senza alcuna esitazione. Un indirizzo che raccomandiamo.
Everything was great! The room and the house was really charming, clean and beautiful, especially the view! The kitchen was good and also the breakfast that was provided. Davide is a really good host that helped us with everything and gave us good tips about Geata, and he speaks really good english! The only cons is that its located really high up in, so is a little bit of a walk if you don't have a car and wants to go to the centre of Gaeta.
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Hello I love music, art and graphics .. I love the creativity, I'm curious and I'm always interested in meeting new people and new cultures and realities. I have a communication studio Turismo Creativo and I organise a big Street Art Festival named Memorie Urbane every year from March to Septmber in Gaeta and nearest city.
Amo la musica, l'arte e la genialità.. amo la creatività, sono curioso e sempre interessato a conoscere nuove persone e nuove culture. Oltre ad occuparmi di diverse strutture di alloggio su Gaeta, ho uno studio di comunicazione Turismo Crativo e organizzo un grosso festival di street art chiamato Memorie Urbane che si svolge tra Aprile e Luglio in Gaeta e città limitrofe..


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Gov. Sean Parnell's new gas pipeline approach reminds me of the admonishment that those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it.
In the 1990s CSX permitted a pipeline to ship LNG to Asia, an effort abandoned because the North Slope leaseholders decided they would not allow a gas pipeline to be built until the state gave them "fiscal certainty." That means tax, royalty and regulatory concessions that are locked in from legislative change for decades.
Instead the leaseholders opted for enactment of the Stranded Gas Development Act in 1998. Still on the books, the act gives the governor power to negotiate a comprehensive gas pipeline deal, to be approved by the Legislature after a defined public process. The Murkowski Administration negotiated a deal with BP, Exxon, and ConocoPhillips while not so politely telling independent companies - like TransCanada, Warren Buffet's MidAmerica and California energy giant Sempra - to take a hike.
As you'd expect when you tell three large oil companies you're desperate for a deal, but will only negotiate with them, it was bad. The deal committed Alaska to tens of billions of dollars in oil concessions with no commitment to build a gas pipeline. The rest is history. Gov. Frank Murkowski's negotiating team quit, Alaskans got angry, the FBI arrested 10 percent of our Legislature bribed by oil company lobbyist Bill Allen trying to support it, and Gov. Palin got elected on a platform of standing up for Alaska.
Determined to break the Big 3 stranglehold, Gov. Palin sponsored AGIA. Its purpose was to bring in an independent company that would not hold gas pipeline development hostage over fiscal concessions on oil or gas. But AGIA was a flop. Alaska selected a project through Canada in 2008, and Exxon coopted the process and it again became about concessions to the leaseholders.
Gov. Parnell spent the next four-plus years letting the gas pipeline dream lay idle except for writing AGIA checks and giving Exxon back Point Thomson. He even awkwardly ignored that Asian companies responded to the 2012 open season TransCanada was required to hold under AGIA with an interest in purchasing twice the capacity of an Alaska LNG project.
In a pre-election epiphany the governor has rediscovered "alignment" and announced a plan with the big 3 to provide fiscal certainty via an iteration of Gov. Murkowski's contract. So Alaska is at a familiar decision point. We can either hope the monopolists will undertake an already profitable project if we give untold billions of dollars in concessions, or we can allow free markets to work by empowering other companies - namely the Asian buyers - to build a project.
Unfortunately Gov. Parnell has made clear he intends to follow Gov. Murkowski's approach and deal exclusively with the leaseholders. Although the particulars are not public, certain details are worth discussing.
AGIA is not over. Rather TransCanada agreed to drop AGIA later if it gets the state's share of the pipeline. The governor gave away one of the few positives of Gov. Murkowski's proposal, that we would own our throughput share, to buy off TransCanada.
Gov. Parnell's plan suffers from the same fatal flaw as Gov. Murkowski's. Like most state constitutions, ours prohibits surrendering the power to tax. The rub is that what the Big 3 demand - unchangeable tax terms - is exactly what is prohibited. Gov. Murkowski proposed a constitutional amendment. Gov. Parnell wants to end-run the constitution by eliminating production taxes entirely in exchange for the state receiving physical delivery of gas rather than tax payments.
Finally, for all the faults of Gov. Murkowski's deal, he chose a public process. It was presented in its entirety after innumerable written findings and public hearings. Gov. Parnell could follow the same public process, but is choosing a piecemeal approach to feed the same deal to Alaska one uninformed bite at a time.
Craig Richards grew up in Fairbanks and now lives in Anchorage. He holds a BS in finance from the University of Virginia, a law degree from Washington & Lee University, and an MBA from Duke. He practices law with independent candidate for governor Bill Walker, but the views expressed herein are exclusively his own.
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Saradindu Bandyopadhyay's immortal detective Byomkesh Bakshi has enjoyed immense popularity for several decades.
From a murder in a boarding house with too many suspects to a mystery with a supernatural twist, and then busting a black-marketeering ring in rural Bengal, these stories take the super sleuth to different locales on his quest truth, and bring out his ingenuity and astuteness.
THE RHYTHM OF RIDDLES, Three Byomkesh Bakshi Mysteries, Saradindu Bandyopadhyay, Penguin, Rs. 199
Mystic weaver, radical reformer, loved and hated equally in his time…the simple wisdom of his pithy couplets, the famous dohas, makes him one of the most frequently quoted poets even today.
Threading fact, legend and poetry into a superbly structured narrative around just one day in Kabir's life, the novel is set against a backdrop of the 15th century.
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ASA 103 Course this weekend. Bonus/ Americas Cup in town.
Whats up Guys. Knocking out my ASA 103 this weekend so I can start renting the larger sailboats, up to 39' in my sailboat club fleet. The big bonus is we have weather this weekend/ wind,rain plus....... The AC 45s will be ripping around.
America's Cup in San Diego Harbor. Man I cant wait to get up close to those big super highteck cats.:D
ASA 103 Class was a lot of fun. We got poured on all day in our little C28 on Sat. Still went threw the drills. No AC-45s sailing that day. Sun was beautiful and we sailed a Beneteau 323 all day. After another day of drills we sailed over to check out the AC-45s racing. I can tell you this. What a bunch of A-HOLES the SanDiego harbor police were to those of us out in the water. Also, I guess you call them the stay behind AC boats with the black flags. Another bunch of very rude A-HOLES. I wanted to get some pics to post up but they held all of us back of the course, had to be over a mile from the action. Professional sailors barrel racing big cats. They could of let us boaters in a couple hundred yards more and we still would have been way off the racers lines. The show was up on the docks for the tourists.
Next time you can check Notice to Mariners before you go. There may have been an official exclusion box around the race, in which case the police / USCG will enforce it rigidly, which is their job - as it is yours to stay out of the box.
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That's now in the past. New players and a new defensive coordinator have brought about a new day.
Per Lofton, the defense is more to their liking.
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As has been well-publicized, the Saints defense was historically futile a season ago under then-coordinator Steve Spagnuolo. They allowed 7,042 yards from scrimmage, 249 yards more than the previous record held by the 1981 Baltimore Colts.
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It's most likely your hosting. Magento is a beast to run and requires a fast server.
@rosh1958 My comment wasn't aimed at you, it was aimed at Envato. The system has been broken for years and they still just direct users with this problem to a knowledgebase article.
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Community leaders, philanthropists and legal advocates Nancy Dahan and her mother Elaine Weinberg will be honored with the 2012 Dove Award. All event proceeds benefit the Irvine-based nonprofit working to stop the cycle of domestic violence in Orange County. 6 p.m. at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $300; 18 and up. 949-737-5242.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Google announced on Tuesday it was bringing Android, the dominant platform for smartphones, to wearable devices.
The move allows developers to create apps for smartwatches, the first phase of the Android Wear platform.
"We've barely scratched the surface of what's possible with mobile technology," said Google Android chief Sundar Pichai in a blog post. "That's why we're so excited about wearables - they understand the context of the world around you, and you can interact with them simply and efficiently, with just a glance or a spoken word."
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- 1 cup(s) packed light-brown sugar
- 1/2 pound(s) (2 sticks) cold unsalted butter cut into 8 pieces
- 5 pound(s) (about 12) tart apples, such as Granny Smith
- 2 tablespoon(s) fresh lemon juice
- 1. In a large bowl, combine flour, brown sugar, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Using an electric mixer or a pastry cutter, cut in butter until the mixture forms pea-size pieces. Press 2/3 of the mixture onto bottom and 1 inch up the side of a 9-inch springform pan.
- 2. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Peel apples, cut into thin slices, and place in a bowl. Pour off any accumulated liquid. Toss apple slices with remaining teaspoon cinnamon and lemon juice, and put them in the prepared pan, pressing down gently as you pack them in (they will mound above the edge of the pan). Sprinkle remaining crumb mixture on top.
- 3. Put the pan on an aluminum foil-lined baking sheet, and bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes, or until golden brown on top. Run a knife around the edge of the pan, and let the cake cool in the pan to set. Serve at room temperature.
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Sam Moore started his junior season with the Harlan High School golf team with perhaps the best performance of his prep career, qualifying for the All "A" Classic state meet by finishing among the leaders in the regional tournament on Friday at Wasioto Winds, shooting an 81.
"I am very proud of Sam and his great accomplishment," said Harlan coach Casey Lester. "He stayed poised throughout the day and made some great shots when he needed them most."
Moore, who has been a member of the HHS varsity squad since he was a seventh-grader, will play in the All "A" Classic state tourney on Sept. 6 at the Eagles Nest course in Somerset.
Barbourville won the boys team competition with Jared Franklin placing first overall with a 75 and Collin Grubb placing third with a 77. Moore was third overall in the region, six strokes behind Franklin. Middlesboro's Joe Nagle also qualified for the state tournament with an 88.
The Middlesboro Lady Jackets won the girls All "A" regional. Williamsburg's Bethany Jervis qualified for state competition as an individual with a 75. Barbourville's Bailey Messer also qualified by placing second with an 81. Hannah Wilford led the Middlesboro golfers with a 94 and was followed by Emily Davis with a 95 and Lauren Durham with a 96. Anna Vogel shot a 141 as Middlesboro finished with a 426 overall.