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Tuesday night's approval of SB 87 includes a taking of $1.7 billion from redevelopment agencies if Brown signs companion bills AB 1X 26 and AB 1X 27, which effectively eliminates the agencies. If they are signed, both the California Redevelopment Agency and the League of California Cities plan on filing lawsuits to stop this action, which they consider unconstitutional.
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According to a release from the LCC, legislators were not given a chance to vote on SB 1X 24, an alternative revenue plan proposed by CRA.
"No party should be allowed to go it alone on such an important budget," said Kevin Korenthal, a member of the Newhall Redevelopment Committee. "Having said that, it is RDA's that have exceeded their authority (Los Angeles City for instance) that have ruined it for the responsible redevelopment efforts like that of Santa Clarita."
The budget is a disappointment for Governor Jerry Brown, a Democrat who spent months trying to convince Republican legislators to put an extension of personal income and sales tax increases before the voters.
Unable to do so, Brown and Democratic legislative leaders cobbled together a plan that calls for a total of $14.6 billion in cuts. Much of the bloodletting was agreed to in March, but this week's deal would add at least $2.5 billion in additional reductions.
"Putting our state on a sound and sustainable fiscal footing still requires much work, but we have now taken a huge step forward," Brown said.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich was critical of the plan, saying that the budget would hurt local governments.
"The state's realignment plan is a Trojan Horse that will financially break the backs of local government," he said. "While nationally, Democrat and Republican governors are providing leadership in renegotiating labor agreements, cutting costs and lowering taxes, Governor Brown is taking California in the opposite direction."
"Just shifting the bankrupt state's programs on the backs of local governments does not resolve the problem," Antonovich added. "It only breaks the back of local taxpayers and disarms public safety."
"It is time to focus on structural reforms– not band-aids that allow business as usual. The state needs to reform, consolidate and eliminate unnecessary and overlapping departments, and commissions and reform the antiquated Civil Service and pension systems."
Overall the Department of Health and Human Services would be slashed by $5 billion, while the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation would see a cut of $1 billion. The state's two university systems would each lose $650 million in funding.
The budget hinges on the state bringing in $4 billion in more in tax revenues in the coming year than was initially expected. The improving economy has pushed the state's tax collections billions of dollars above estimates in recent months. Brown expects the windfall to continue into fiscal 2012, which starts Friday.
If tax revenue comes in lower than expected, the budget also would impose an additional $2.6 billion in cuts to higher education, corrections and in-home support services for the elderly and disabled.
The proposal would slash billions in spending for children, the sick, and the elderly, said Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg. And it would hurt the state's economy, he said.
"This budget is the most austere fiscal blueprint California has seen in a generation," Steinberg said.
If anticipated tax revenues come in between $3 and $4 billion, there will be no additional cuts. If revenues fall between $2 and $3 billion, the following cuts will be instituted:
- $200 million cut to UC and CSU system
- $100 million cut to In Home Supportive Services hours
- $100 million cut to Department of Developmental Services
- $80 million but to public safety programs
- $30 million cut to community colleges, triggering a $10 per unit fee hike
- $23 million across-the-board cut to childcare funding
- $20 million cut to Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
- $16 million cut to California State Library in library grants
- $15 million cut related to Medi-Cal Managed Care
- $15 million cut to California Emergency Management Agency
- $10 million cut to Department of Social Services in anti-fraud grants
If revenues fall lower than $2 billion, the state will impose up to $1.9 billion in cuts to education, including a $1.5 billion reduction to K-12 schools that will allow districts to drop seven classroom days, down to 168; cut $248 million, eliminating school bus transportation and cut $72 million from community colleges.
All cuts would take effect January 1, 2012, except for classroom reduction, which could begin in February 2012.
Since the budget does not call for tax increases, it requires only a majority of the Democratic-led legislature to approve it.
However, Governor Brown and his fellow Democrats said they plan to put a tax measure on the ballot in November 2012 through a voter initiative — bypassing the requirement for Republican consent. That's the only way California can afford to pay for the services it provides, they said.
"It is clear that there is no realistic long-term solution to California's structural deficit that doesn't involve new revenues," said Assembly Speaker John Perez.
Though they fended off Brown's tax extensions, Republicans immediately attacked the proposal, saying California needs a budget that will revitalize the economy and create jobs.
"This is a 'Hope without Change' budget," said Senate Republican Leader Bob Dutton. "It relies on the hope for billions of phantom dollars and does nothing, absolutely nothing, to change government as usual. Even worse, it does nothing to put people back to work."
The proposal is a major shift for Brown, who has said for months that the state's $26 billion budget gap should be addressed with a mix of spending cuts and tax extensions. He also was determined to fulfill his pledge to put the extension of personal income and sales taxes before the voters.
However, he could not convince four Republicans to join him so he could get the measure on the ballot. A budget containing a tax hike needs the support of two-thirds of lawmakers.
Republicans have refused to go along unless the budget also contained a spending cap, as well as pension and regulatory reform.
The latest proposal was put together less than two weeks after Brown vetoed a budget approved by the legislature, saying it was chock full of gimmicks and contained legally questionable maneuvers.
Lawmakers had raced to pass a spending plan by June 15 to meet a voter-imposed deadline that required the legislature to pass a balanced budget or forfeit their pay.
However, state controller John Chiang determined that the budget was actually unbalanced. So lawmakers, who earn $95,291 a year and $142 per diem for each day they are in session, have gone without pay since mid-month.
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Re-elected presidents and their speechwriters often have a verbal overload problem at the outset of second terms: They must produce a State of the Union address just weeks after a second inaugural address.
It's hard to be lofty, eloquent and soaring twice in a row.
After he delivers his State of the Union address Tuesday, President Barack Obama will also face logistical problems not usually confronted by re-elected presidents.
While inaugurals tend to be inspirational, aspirational but somewhat vague, a president's diagnosis of the nation's health usually packages a sweeping catalogue of goals with a laundry list of proposed new and recycled legislation -- to be fleshed out in the annual budget he sends to Congress a week or two later.
This year the schedule was turned topsy-turvy by Obama's postponing his budget submission to sometime in March -- putting it well after a March 1 deadline for deep mandatory government spending cuts. If those "sequester" cuts occur on schedule, they will have a direct bearing on the president's budget.
"I want to keep my remarks short because I just made a pretty long speech a couple of weeks ago, and I'm about to make another next week, and I don't want you guys tired of me," Obama joked at a House Democratic retreat Thursday before answering questions behind closed doors.
First he offered a short preview of next week's speech: job creation, education, clean energy and, "yes, deficits and taxes and sequesters and potential government shutdowns and debt ceiling -- we'll talk about that stuff."
Obama has proposed a small package of spending cuts and tax increases to delay the March 1 sequester cuts. So far, Republicans have rejected the plan, even though House Speaker John Boehner likens the threatened cuts to "taking a meat ax to our government."
Opposition parties often call presidential budgets "dead on arrival." This year, Republicans suggest it's ailing even before birth.
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The Bannock County coroner said Bill and Ross Parrish, 14-year-old Keegan, and 12-year-old Liam died in their sleep from carbon monoxide poisoning late Saturday night.
The couple's two older children were serving as Mormon missionaries when their parents and siblings died. Jensen and Ian Parrish are now speaking about their deceased family and the how they're moving forward.
Both Jensen and Ian traveled back to Idaho from their respective missions after they got the terrible news. Jensen was serving in an American Sign Language mission based out of Portland, and Ian was serving his mission in South Dakota.
It's been...honestly been kind of a numb moment, said Ian Parrish. Many times I didn't know what to think, but I can't be more grateful for the support I have. That's honestly what's been holding me up.
The brother and sister are the only two left of their six-member family, but they say they are receiving support from across Idaho, and even across the country. Their strong faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is also helping them.
It's been hard, it's been sad, but at the same time it's been the most peaceful, spiritual experience I think I've ever had in my entire life, said Jensen Parrish.
Though their immediate family has passed away, their large extended-family is also helping the siblings cope.
Growing up I've always been close to them, said Ian Parrish. Every Sunday we come gather as a family, and growing up with that, honestly, I just didn't recognize how precious that was to me. So right now, part of this experience is that it's a time for me to recognize how meaningful the family really is.
Jensen and Ian Parrish are holding on to the values their parents taught them, and trying to exemplify the love of their family to keep the memories alive.
People knew them because of their happiness, their kindness, their love for other people, Jensen said. I knew it, but just meeting people and having people come up to us, and tell us how much they affected their lives, knowing that love they had for other people, that is how we're going to have to do it.
Funeral services for the four family members are scheduled for Friday at noon at one of the LDS Church buildings on the Idaho State University campus.


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RustyF - You don't really need to worry about draft out here. Even if you contain your sailing/cruising to Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands, a 6 foot draft is not going to preclude you from most places that a 4 foot draft can go. That's not to say you don't need to be more careful with a deeper draft. Going aground around here will usually result in a very loud crunching sound, or so I imagine what fiberglass scraping and breaking on solid, jagged rock would sound like... (something I NEVER want to hear!)
Anyway, my 16,000 lb. 33 footer with 5,400 lbs of ballast has a modified full keel that is only 4' 7". In 5 crossings of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, I was glad she wasn't any shorter, and would have preferred around 5 feet. But she performs quite nicely (considering she ain't no racer), and I went everywhere I wanted to. However, the shorter draft wasn't an issue when I bought her, and I don't think it will be for anyone else who may own her in the future.
You are right in assuming that there aren't a whole lot of shoal draft boats out here on the west coast because they aren't as beneficial as they are on the east coast, with the Chesapeake, etc. We have no ICW, either, so any coastal cruising is really that: off the coast and out in the Pacific. And that's where you would want deeper draft.
But then there are really smart people like JeffH on this forum who can better explain the trade-offs between draft, hull and keel shape, wetted surface, choice of rig, etc. Because in the end, out here anyway, it's not just one thing like draft you need to consider. I guess I'm just saying it's not a huge issue that you need to worry about.
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SANDUSKY -- Eleanor E. Jackson, 89, formerly of Milan, Ohio, died Saturday, April 6, 2013 in Stein Hospice Care Center, Sandusky, Ohio.
She was born June 30, 1923 in Grand Island, Nebraska to the late Clifford and Mildred (Hiemer) Corbin and came to this area in 1949.
Eleanor had attended the Milan Friends Church. She had worked for General Motors in Sandusky, Ohio for 15 years and was a retired member of U.A.W. Local #913. She enjoyed playing bingo, and she loved her dogs and pets.
She is survived by her son and daughter in law, Wayne and Marilyn Jackson of Castalia, Ohio, by 10 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren, by her sister, Carmen Johnson of Wenatchee, Washington, and Nona Bane of Scranton, Iowa, and by numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 54 years, William Leroy Jackson, in 1996, by her daughter, Brenda Mowry, in 1976, by her son Danny Jackson, in 1995, and by her brother, Robert Silbaugh of Spokane, Washington. She was also preceded by her granddaughter, Heather Jackson, by great-grandchildren, Devon Jackson in 1995, Hallie Jean Kohlmeyer in 1998, and by great-great-grandchildren, Celina and Wayne Jackson IV.
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Top 10 Most Wanted Dream Games for Wii U - Skies of Arcadia 2 VS Metroid Prime 4
Which one of the following games would be the closest to a dream coming true for you? Please post reason why. - Results (48 votes)
Skies of Arcadia 2
60.42% (29 votes)
Metroid Prime 4
39.58% (19 votes)
This poll is now closed.
MD vs CB: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65877228
CB vs SoA2: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65877257
SoA2 vs MP4: You are here
MP4 vs PS3: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65877373
MM-TP vs SF: Coming Soon
SF vs ZHDC: Coming Soon
ZHDC vs SMRPG: Coming Soon
SA3 vs MM: Coming Soon
For those who weren't there during the Top 10 Most Anticipated Wii U Games, there's a reason why the word current is used for the rankings, they can change. For the rankings to be fail-safe, each game must fight the one right below. For those who don't understand the reasoning behind this, let's say that Rock received the least votes when put against Paper and Scissor and thus gets eliminated. In the next round, Paper wins against Scissor in a popularity contest and is branded the winner. Rock then gets second place by winning against Scissor. But is Rock really less popular than Paper? What if everyone who voted Scissor preferred Rock over Paper? The only way to be sure about who really wins when there are multiple candidates is to have an absolute majority, however this doesn't always happen on paper. Finally, in order to let number 10 fights for its title, it was important to determinate a number 11.
Current Rankings
1st: Metroid Dread
2nd: Chrono Break
3rd: Skies of Arcadia 2
4th: Metroid Prime 4
5th: Pokémon Stadium 3
6th: The Legend of Zelda (Between MM and TP)
7th: New Star Fox
8th: The Legend of Zelda: HD Collection
9th: Super Mario RPG U
10th: Sonic Adventure 3
11th: Remake of Majora's Mask
Previous Battles
MD > SoA2: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65043021
CB > MM-TP: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65101825
SoA2 > ZHDC: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65198890
PS3 > MM-TP: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65260068
PS3 > MM: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65260068
MM-TP > MM: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65280252
SF > SA3: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65310987
ZHDC > SA3: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65376849
SMRPG > SA3: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/631516-wii-u/65594237
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Skies 2 without any question. Heck I'd probably even buy a hd remake of the original skies, or well the GC version no sense taking out the extra content from that.
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Skies 2 without any question. Heck I'd probably even buy a hd remake of the original skies, or well the GC version no sense taking out the extra content from that.
A HD remake of the first game was actually in the top 20 but failed to make the top 10. It would be even better if the HD remake included what was in the original DC version but removed in the GC one. Due to the small disc size, the music in the latter version was further compressed and thus of lower quality. Also, for obvious reasons, the VMU was taken out and the quests that came along with it; this caused a strange problem in which the developers forgot to remove a NPC who talks about these quests in the GC version, despite not being available. The VMU features could be fully remade on the Wii U Gamepad along with other things added to the screen like the map and inventory.
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The hell is Skies of Arcadia?
You guys need to get out more ._.
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The hell is Skies of Arcadia? You guys need to get out more ._.
I think you're the one who should get out more since you're the one not knowing anything about something in particular. Skies of Arcadia is an awesome and incredibly popular RPG for Dreamcast and GameCube. The main character Vyse Inglebard is also playable in Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed.
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We need a good Metroid game, we haven't had one in six years.
"Saying Metroid Other M is better than the Prime Trilogy because you hate shooters is like saying Aliens:CM is better than FF7 because you hate RPGs.
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We need a good Metroid game, we haven't had one in six years.
Yes we really do. Nice sig by the way.
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Charm bracelets of this style were as important to a student as a "Letter Sweater" and worn very proudly. This triple link charm bracelet is Signed "Delma" and was made to hold a multitude of charms! The five charms which came with the bracelet all have a High School or possibly Collegiate theme. The District A Champions Football Charm is engraved "1955", "E.H. Coach" and has a copper tone colored finish. The bracelet also includes Four Honors Charms; one awarded in honor of the Student Council, one as the class (or school) Valedictorian, one honoring the student as best "All Around Student" (marked Josten's on the back), and a History Award Charm. All of the charms and the bracelet remain in very good vintage condition.
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England's performances in the last two Tests have been as good as anything I have seen from them either as a player or a fan, and they should leave Sachin Tendulkar heading into retirement after the Nagpur Test. It is time for Tendulkar, great player that he is, to walk away now for the sake of the Indian team.
Last week we had a call from a legend, a great, in Ricky Ponting. He felt his time was up and realised a young player would take his place. I am hoping that Sachin will also accept it is coming to the stage when he has to make his own call.
There is no one strong enough in India cricket to go and knock on his door and say time is up. But for the good of the team senior players have to retire so the rest can move forward and build a new era.
Sometimes when you have senior players who stick around for too long the team get stuck in a rut. Sachin could still eke out a few runs for another 12 months but he is not batting at the levels he used to. Look at the way he was out in the second innings on Saturday. It was a good ball from Graeme Swann but he was just prodding at it.
He got 76 in the first innings but the man at the crease was not the Sachin Tendulkar I know. He was not playing the free-flowing way we have loved down the years. He is having to think and really work out where he can score every single run but in the past it came naturally.
Maybe that is a sign he is thinking about moving on and wants to go out on a high. When you want something so desperately and to finish with a hundred in your last few games, it actually becomes harder and harder. You can want something too much.
I think it is affecting other players in the India side. It is hard for guys such as Virat Kohli, Gautam Gambhir and Yuvraj Singh, who have looked up to Sachin all their lives, to see him struggling. I am sure he is still a magnificent role model in the dressing room and is respected by everyone, but it is horrible to see these greats go on too long and playing badly at the end.
Eventually even Sachin has to move on. He can't play forever and there will be a youngster out there ready to take the No?4 spot. It will take a while to get used to life without Sachin but it might bring new energy into the set-up.
During the last two Tests India have looked old and tired but they are still quite a young team. They have fresh legs in the dressing room such as Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin. They should be vibrant in the field, full of energy and buzz. But it is not happening and Indian cricket in the Test arena has not been the same since the Indian Premier League came along.
That is not to take anything away from England's achievement. Barring a miracle in Calcutta today they will have won two Tests in a row in India. It is far better than anything they achieved in Australia two winters ago. In terms of kudos in our country, beating Australia is the big thing, but in the wider cricketing world winning in India is the ultimate.
I admit that I never gave England a chance in this series. But they are making lots of us eat humble pie and I am delighted to do that. It is great to see an England side play like they have in the last two games.
With the ball they have been very aggressive and controlled. Monty Panesar and Swann are bowling with purchase, giving the ball plenty of spin but controlling it as well. They are not over-attacking. They are staying in the game and waiting for their rewards.
James Anderson has been exceptional. He is now right up there with the best fast bowlers we have ever produced. He is bowling with skill, aggression and getting the ball to reverse.
With the bat Alastair Cook has been immense. Without his runs they would be out of the series. Kevin Pietersen's innings in Mumbai was special, but Cook has led from the front like Graham Gooch used to in his prime.
Nick Compton also deserves a lot of credit because he is helping to set a foundation with Cook for the team. If you get off to a bad start in India, lose a couple of wickets early, and the spinners can get into the middle order quickly, it is very difficult. But once you have a solid start, the middle order feels more comfortable and is coming in with the game already set up.
You look for teams to learn all the time and England have done that on this trip. They realised their mistake with selection in the first Test and then addressed problems against spin that reared up in Ahmedabad.
It is an extraordinary turnaround from that first Test. They have played India at their own game. They have batted for long periods, grinding bowlers down. Individuals have taken responsibility. Cook, Pietersen, Swann, Panesar, Anderson and at times Matt Prior have gone out and said, "I will win this session for the team". That has been the difference.


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The GS450h was always pretty rapid. Now it's more distinctly vigorous. All cars get adaptive variable suspension, but the F-Sport goes one better with Lexus Dynamic Handling, featuring dynamic rear steering, a variable-ratio steering rack and electric power steering. Translation? The rear wheels steer in the opposite direction to the fronts under 50mph for that nimble feeling, in the same direction at higher speed for stability, and the electric steering changes ratio and weight depending on demand. It's good. More distinct than before, easily more dynamic. But complex and not - understandably - with all that much natural fluency.
The Lexus becomes even more attractive for comfort lovers in 450h form. The brakes regenerate energy to charge the batteries and allow sublime soft-stops in town, and the engine will switch off if you've got sufficient charge and allow full EV running. It doesn't last long, but there's nothing better than avoiding the internal combustion engine if you want to be the smoothest limo in town.
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The 450h gets a new version of the Lexus Hybrid Drive, a 3.5-litre Atkinson cycle V6 petrol in tandem with an electric motor to give 338bhp or, depending on demand, either running solo. Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries take care of the energy storage, and a six-speed sequential shift E-CVT manages the transfer to the rear wheels. It adds up to a respectably fast saloon, and an especially fast hybrid: 0-62mph in 5.9 seconds and limited to 155mph.
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Miranda in La signora di tutti (1934)
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5 July 1909
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|Alfredo Guarini (1939–1981; his death)
Isa Miranda (5 July 1909 – 8 July 1982) was an Italian actress with an international film career.
A native of Bergamo, Ines Isabella Sampietro worked as a typist whilst attending the drama academy in Milan and training as a stage actress. She went on to play bit parts in Italian films in Rome. She changed her name to Isa Miranda and success came with Max Ophüls' film La Signora di tutti (Everybody's Woman) (1934) in which she played Gaby Doriot, a famous film star and adventuress with whom men cannot help falling in love. Having brought several of them to their ruin, she slits her wrists. This performance brought in its wake several film offers and a Hollywood contract with Paramount Pictures. There, billed as the "Italian Marlene Dietrich", she played several femme fatale roles in such films as Hotel Imperial (1939) and Adventure in Diamonds (1940).[citation needed]
She returned to Italy soon after the outbreak of World War II and continued to act on the stage and to make films. In 1949, she starred in René Clément's The Walls of Malapaga, which won an Academy Award for the most outstanding foreign language film of 1950, and for Miranda, the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Another success of that period was La Ronde (1950), also directed by Ophüls.
Her career took her to France, Germany and England, where she frequently appeared in TV films, including The Avengers.
Other notable film appearances include Siamo donne (1953), a portmanteau film where Miranda shares the screen with three other screen legends, Anna Magnani, Alida Valli and Ingrid Bergman, Summertime (1955), Gli Sbandati (1955), La Noia (The Empty Canvas, 1963), The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964), The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968) and Liliana Cavani's Il portiere di notte (The Night Porter, 1974).
Miranda was married to the Italian director and producer Alfredo Guarini until his death in 1981. She died in Rome in 1982, three days after her 77th birthday.
Selected filmography[edit]
- The Haller Case (1933)
- La signora di tutti (1934)
- Red Passport (1935)
- Like the Leaves (1935)
- A Woman Between Two Worlds (1936)
- The Lie of Nina Petrovna (1937)
- Scipio Africanus: The Defeat of Hannibal (1937)
- Adventure in Diamonds (1940)
- Malombra (1942)
- Document Z-3 (1942)
- Pact with the Devil (1950)
- La Ronde (1950) as Charlotte, the Actress
- Le Secret d'Hélène Marimon (1954)
- Summertime (1955)
- Une manche et la belle (1957)
- Un monde nouveau (1965)
- Marta (1971)
- A Bay of Blood (1971)
- Lo chiameremo Andrea (1972)
- Le farò da padre (1974)
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Sometimes its hard enough for dogs to wear sweaters so I would imagine not all dogs would like a hat...if a dog is able to wear this hat it would be cute.
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BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2010 /PRNewswire-Asia/ – The global law firm Jones Day announced today that partner Jingzhou Tao has co-authored a book entitled Mergers & Acquisitions in China. The book is the second edition of previous volume and is geared towards international companies interested in doing business in China. It explains key issues and pitfalls arising from merger and acquisition transactions and provides an understanding of what actions need to be taken prior to a deal, in addition to the possible outcomes of those actions.
"This book is extremely timely as Chinese M&A has been active in 2010, with both inbound and outbound activity reaching close to $140 million by the end of October," said Owen Nee, co-author of the book and Of Counsel at Jones Day in New York. "As China's economy continues to grow and drive global M&A deals, multinational corporations are looking for more insight into this market and this book provides that."
Merger and acquisitions deal volumes increased by 26% in the first half of the year, compared to a three-year low in the first half of 2009, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. The book is in English and includes information on the Chinese-language names of applicable laws and regulations.
"I have been working in the M&A sector for more than 20 years and see 2010 as a real turning point for China activity, with more deals in the automobile industry, equipment manufacturing and healthcare," said Jingzhou Tao. "More foreign investors are coming to China at levels not seen since before the financial crisis and they should understand this market."
Published by Thomson West, the book is available on Amazon.com.
About the Author
Jingzhou Tao has more than 25 years of experience in advising Fortune 500 companies on China-related matters. His areas of practice include international mergers and acquisitions, arbitration, and corporate work. Jingzhou has represented major European, Japanese, and American companies in hundreds of transactions in China on such matters as the establishment of equity joint ventures, contractual joint ventures, and wholly foreign-owned enterprises; tax planning; strategic alliances; and intellectual property protection. He has acted as counsel, chief arbitrator, or party-nominated arbitrator in international arbitration proceedings involving letters of credit, construction projects, management contracts, joint ventures, technology transfers, trademark licensing agreements, agency agreements, and international sales of goods.
He has written several books in English and French on Chinese law. He also has written articles on matters related to Chinese arbitration, foreign investment, and foreign trade. In addition to Mergers and Acquisitions in China (Second Edition), he has written the following:
Arbitration Law and Practice in China (Second Edition), Kluwer Law International, The Netherlands, 436 pages -- 2008 Resolving Business Disputes in China, CCH Asia Pte Limited, Singapore, 800 pages -- 2004 Non-Tariff Trade Barriers in China, coauthor, Sweet & Maxwell, Hong Kong, 357 pages -- 2003 International Execution Against Judgment Debtors, (Enforcement of Foreign Judgment in the People's Republic of China), Oceana, New York, 26 pages -- October 2002 International Commercial Arbitration in Asia (China Chapter), Juris Press, New York, 45 pages -- October 2002 Droit Chinois des Affaires, Econamica, Paris, 394 pages -- 1999
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TAOS — Taos natives and Native Rock recording artists Robby Romero and Robert Mirabal have combined their talents to release a new "alter-Native" single "Iron Horse." "Iron Horse" commemorates the Summer of the Red Willow, when Taos' Kit Carson Park was renamed "Red Willow" in June 2014 by the Town of Taos.
"When the opportunity presented itself, I suggested that the Town of Taos change the name of Kit Carson Park to Red Willow Park to honor the people of the Red Willow," Romero said. "I made the suggestion to kindle a conversation about one-sided perspectives that are more often then not 'his story' – not 'history.'"
"Robby brought me out of the corn fields of Taos Pueblo to join in igniting a collective fire and creating a poetic dialogue," Mirabal said. "I was a bit reluctant at first, however; as fate has it, the inevitable Kit Carson name-change provided the artistic momentum for a coming together of our music."
"Iron Horse," written collaboratively by Mirabal and Romero, will be performed at a special "Summer of the Red Willow" concert at KTAOS Solar Pavilion on Sept. 20.
"Tower of Magic" is about finding that safe place within which one can live authentically, and then finding the courage to venture out into the light of the broader world.
The cast includes an obsessed ornithologist, a compulsive mezzo-soprano, a linguistically challenged savant, a socially challenged linguist, a homicidal chef, a woman with magical creative talents and, to round out the mayhem, a civil engineer.
The play was written by local playwright Tess Light and runs Sept. 5-20. Performances are 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sunday matinee on Sept. 14.
Tickets $14 for adults, $12 for students and seniors.For more information visit lalt.org.
The Los Alamos Arts Council announces the opening of the new season of its Brown Bag Performance Series. The first concert is noon Sept. 3 at Fuller Lodge.
The first concert of the series features a jazz performance by Dr. Marcos Cavalcante. The LAAC's Brown Bag concerts showcase local performing artists and are free and open to the public. Performances are generally the first Wednesday of the month.
Cavalcante is a Brazilian from Bahia. He has lived in New Mexico since 2007 and has a home and studio in Los Alamos.
A guitar player, composer and arranger, he developed his musicianship in jazz, Brazilian jazz and popular music (Música Popular Brasileira), classical guitar, World Music and several kinds of folk music.
He has played many concerts and taught workshops in Brazil, Japan and the United States. In the U.S., he has a been a performer in concerts and presented workshops both in artistic and academic venues such as Indiana University, University of Louisville, Interlochen Center for the Arts (Traverse City, Michigan), Duke University and Oklahoma University. He has had a very prolific career as a player, composer and arranger.
HOPE Pregnancy Center is hosting "A Night of Laughs," a fundraising event featuring comedian Mike Williams. A silent raffle and dessert gala will round out the evening. Williams' will be there with a blend of stand up and musical comedy and clean fun. The evening starts at 6 p.m. Sept. 8, at Crossroads Bible Church, 97 East Road. The event is free to the public.
HOPE Pregnancy Center is a Christian nonprofit committed to supporting those facing unplanned pregnancies by providing information and education, as well as material resources. HOPE also offers free pregnancy tests, parent mentoring and post-abortion support. All services are free and confidential.
For more information about HOPE or "A Night of Laughs," call 662-2300.
Over the years, there have been a number of Christian rock bands that have graced New Mexico stages.
One of them will be in Los Alamos County next week.
The White Rock Baptist Church will host a concert by Christian Rock band Everfound.
Youth Pastor Jesse Mark said he has made it part of his ministry to get kids and their families listening to positive music. He has been working with middle school and high school students for five years.
The "Welcome Back to School" music evening encourages youth and their parents to enjoy music together. The show starts at 6 p.m. Sept. 6, however the community is urged to come early and take part in other activities available, including tailgating, games and gift card giveaways from local sponsors (Morning Glory Bakery, Smith's, Daniel's Café and CB Fox, among others).
Mark said many of the area churches will also be involved in the festivities to offer a true community feel to the event.
The Los Alamos Big Band played old time music at the Gordon's Concert Series Aug. 22. The band performed the sounds of Duke Ellington, Glen Miller and Benny Goodman to name a few.
The Los Alamos Historical Society wants to thank the community for their continued interest and support of discussions of WGN's TV series "Manhattan." Here are some of the common questions we heard at the discussion of the fourth episode this past Sunday and on social media. Every week the society will be updating a bulletin board in the museum to continue exploring questions and reactions as the 13-episode series continues. Previous episodes are discussed on the website, losalamoshistory.org, on our Facebook page, and in the museum.
Join the Los Alamos Historical Society Sundays at Time Out Pizzeria in Los Alamos from 7-9:30 for a viewing and discussion of "Manhattan" (TV-14 rating).
Were Los Alamos doctors Army doctors?
Yes, Los Alamos was served by an Army hospital. Originally staffed by one doctor and three nurses, the hospital grew to include a radiologist, pediatrician, dentists, an internist who had to enlist in the Army to accept the invitation to join the staff, a pharmacist, lab technicians, more nurses, and an Great Dane/Russian wolfhound mutt named Timoshenko who looked after the front steps.
Where did they test explosives?
Explosives tests were carried out at sites on current LANL property, such as the Gun Site. These sites were only a few miles away from the Tech Area.
The Los Alamos Summer Concert Series returns to Ashley Pond today with a performance by the Los Alamos Big Band at 7 p.m.
The show is free of charge and paid for by the sponsors of the Concert Series.
The Los Alamos Big Band has been a fixture in town since 1945 when the "Pop band" was called the LA All-Stars. In 1984, they became the LA Big Band, an "oldies band."
Jan McDonald has been their director since that year. They still play the music of the 1930s and the music of the war years playing swing, two-step, fox trots and waltzes, but it's OK dancers to do their own thing. LABB also play music from the late 1940s, 1950s and even a little of the 1960s.
The band plays a lot of music from some of the bandleaders like Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, the Dorsey and the Gershwin brothers, Artie Shaw and the royals, Count Basie and Duke Ellington. They use the same arrangements as those directors and will be play such standards as "String of Pearls," "I'll Be Seeing You," "Take the 'A' Train," "In the Mood," "It Don't Mean a Thing (if it ain't got that swing)" and "One O'Clock Jump." They have more than 300 danceable, classic songs in their repertoire.
As the drama continues in WGN's new series, "Manhattan," there was another great turnout for the Los Alamos Historical Society's viewing of the third episode.
"Manhattan" presents a fictionalized look at life in Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project. Below are some of the common questions that we heard that night and on social media. Every week the Society will be updating a bulletin board in the Museum to continue exploring questions and reactions as the 13-episode series continues.
Previous episodes are discussed on the website, losalamoshistory.org, on our Facebook page, and in the museum.
Join the Los Alamos Historical Society Sundays at Time Out Pizzeria in Los Alamos from 8–9:30 p.m. for a viewing and discussion of Manhattan (TV-14 rating).
Were they swimming in Ashley Pond?
Most likely Colonel Cox was not swimming at Ashley Pond since the Pond was closed early on during the project due to a fatal accident that occurred. He could be swimming at a pool that was located near Anchor Ranch (today known as S Site).
Did the Project use polygraphs?
Views expressed on programs shown on PAC8 do not necessarily reflect the views of the manager, staff, or board.
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Dr. Victor Schuster, professor and chair of medicine at Montefiore and Einstein, presented Dr. Jacobs with her award, which recognized her scientific achievements and passionate commitment to improving the lives of the elderly.
Dr. Jacobs is a geriatrician overseeing Montefiore's clinical programs in internal medicine and its sub-specialties, who has received numerous awards for her contributions in medical education focusing on the care of older adults. She has developed and enhanced clinical programs across the continuum of care, including a home-visiting program and an elder-abuse consultation service. Dr. Jacobs also serves on the boards of Montefiore's Pioneer Accountable Care Organization and the American Geriatrics Society, and she is on the editorial advisory board of the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. A longtime supporter of UJA-Federation, Dr. Jacobs led its initiative at Montefiore on Educating Physicians about Elder Abuse.
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"15.4 is…going to follow this rep scheme." David Castro takes out a marker and writes on the whiteboard. "(3, 3) (6, 3) (9, 3) (12, 6) (15, 6) (18, 6) (21, 9) (24, 9) (27, 9) etc."
Well, that's certainly new. But what are the movements that will be accompanying this rep scheme?
"The first movement is…push-ups."
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"The second movement is…cleans at 85lbs. 15.4 is…wait, wait, wait. We do have a scaled option this year, let's take advantage of that."
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"The first movement in 15.4 is really handstand push-ups. The second movement is cleans at 185lbs for the men, 125lbs for the women. As many reps as possible in 8 minutes."
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The athletes that did the best broke up their sets and tried to keep moving without reaching failure until the end. If anything, people were more limited by the skill challenge and the weight of the cleans rather than their cardio.
The scaled division was accessible to everybody that was unable to do handstand push-ups. The 10 push press/10 cleans at a medium weight let athletes storm through as fast as possible. Even though the workout was only 8 minutes long, it definitely challenged our cardio as we worked hard to alternate between the two movements.
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Sera got the highest female score in the gym with 107! Can't forget about Daniel T's amazing 1 clean. Stephanie R's first attempt score was 5, but she improved it to 14! Same thing for our teen girl Caitie B. whose 2nd attempt score was significantly higher than her first. Karen L. deserves honorable mention because handstand push-ups are a HUGE mental challenge for her. She worked hard this year and posted a competitive score. Don't lose faith Karen! Your muscle ups are coming! AND Jeff P. PR'ed his clean!
Other highlights include Mike T. and Margo T. showing GRIT! Chris B. really worked hard on this one. How about Patrick C. was amazing for doing this workout while his 8 year old son screamed at him from the kitchen. Steve V. also posted a HUGE score. AND ROGER USED THE WALL!
The best story belongs to Joe W. When he recorded his score on the games site, he accidentally chose the wrong affiliate therefore, his score was invalid. We learned of the mistake at 4:40 PM on Monday, which led to a mad dash to make the 5 PM deadline. In a shocking turn of events, after reaching out to CrossFit HQ Monday night, they decided to allow Joe's score anyway.
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Marie, Arkansas is located in Mississippi County. Nearby cities and towns include Wilson, Keiser, Bassett, Dyess, Osceola, Joiner, Victoria, Etowah, Luxora, Lepanto, Birdsong, Gilt Edge, Burdette, Caraway, Burlison, Dell, Tyronza, Gilmore, Garland, Manila, Munford, Turrell, Marked Tree, Atoka, Brighton, Millington, Black Oak, Clarkedale, Leachville, Jericho, Blytheville, Monette, and Covington. Marie is a rural community with a population of 83. The median household income is $33,749. In Marie, 56% of residents are married, and families with children reside in 36% of the households. Half the population of Marie commutes 16 minutes or less to work, with 52% of residents holding white collar jobs and 48% residents holding blue collar jobs. The median age of homes in Marie, AR is 27 years, with 53% of those homes owned, 39% rented, and 8% not occupied.
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