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Internet rights
Focus on internet and human rights in South Africa: Interview with Jane Duncan
"South Africa has adopted some of the more problematic elements of the new post-9/11 surveillance regime, many of which have been authored in supposedly liberal democracies, while failing to incorporate key safeguards that may have been incorporated in these democracies," says Jane Duncan in an interview for the forthcoming Global Information Society Watch.
Focus on internet and human rights in Saudi Arabia: Interview with Rafid Fatani
"Unfortunately I hold a pessimistic view with regards to content regulation in Saudi Arabia. That said, I think a good starting point is demanding more transparency with regards to blocked content," says Rafid Fatani in an interview related to a forthcoming report he wrote for the Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch 2011 Update I).
Focus on internet and human rights in Indonesia: Interview with Ferdiansyah Thajib
"Both the issues of human rights and the rights of internet expression are still in the margins of the mainstream political stage in Indonesia," says Ferdiansyah Thajib in an interview related to a forthcoming report he wrote for the Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch 2011 Update I).
Joint Submission on Internet-related Human Rights Issues in Colombia
Internet and the UN Human Rights Council: The good, the bad and the road ahead
It's been a year of increasing debates about the internet and human rights among governments in the UN. Read this account of the main developments since 2011 and the challenges ahead.
How the internet impacts human rights
Human rights play out differently on the streets than on the internet. This has been true for years, but today in age, not only are 'internet rights' are being promoted — they are also being violated at an astounding speed. David Souter has investigated the internet's impacts on human rights. Also check out our infographic of his comprehensive research.
New regulation threatens anonymity on the internet in Ecuador
The people of Ecuador are working together to get the government to change a new regulation that will allow the state to collect users' personal data without a warrant.
Azerbaijan: Q&A on Human Rights and the Internet
APCNews has interviewed Rebecca Vincent, a human rights consultant who is currently working with ARTICLE 19 to coordinate the International Partnership Group for Azerbaijan, a coalition of international organisations working to promote and protect freedom of expression in Azerbaijan. Here's her take on the human rights situation on Azerbaijan's net.
Internet rights at the 13th session of the Universal Periodic Review: responses and follow-up
In May 2012, APC supported participation in the 13th session of the UPR by members and networks from Ecuador, India, Brazil, South Africa and the Philippines, following stakeholder report submissions made in late 2011. Several governments expressed interest in internet-related issues, including the right to information, freedom of expression, and cybersecurity.
Internet rights, open spectrum and online security at the 2012 Allied Media Conference
As governments and non-state actors find ways to restrict access to internet content and wireless connections to serve their own purposes, there is growing support for a human rights based approach to information and communication technology, and particularly the internet.


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On plate for sale
With the High Holidays fast approaching, why not adorn your holiday table with the Star of David plate, brought to you by the folks at Significant Objects? The brains behind the project, journalists Rob Walker and Joshua Glenn, enlist writers, filmmakers, and others to invent narratives behind, well, objects, which Walker and Glenn then sell on eBay. Adam Harrison Levy, a documentary director and producer, takes a crack at it today, offering a fictional provenance for a plate decorated with Stars of David. In his yarn, he describes taking the bus to meet the late screenwriter Budd Schulberg on Long Island to research a film.
While there, he "spied the plate—which contained some loose change and three paperclips—on the credenza. Something about the simplicity and modernity of its shape reminded me of an Eero Saarinen Tulip Table. The artfully incoherent placement of the stars was like a Dada backdrop. The plate was clearly mass produced. It called out to me. When Schulberg doddered off to take a leak, I slipped the plate—change, paperclips, and all—into my bag."
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Discovery Accelerator Role Assignment Tab Missing
Created: 15 Jan 2010 • Updated: 23 Jul 2010 | 1 comment
After upgrading to 8.0 SP3, I know there were changes so that DA administrators were not automatically granted access to the DA cases. However, I have also noticed that the DA admins were not even given access to make modifications to the case access.
Mainly, the Role Assignment and Review Assignment tabs are no longer available so I am unable to assign anyone for review of a case that I have had open for several months. Is there a way that I can gain access to this tab to make changes? The user account that I am connecting with is also the Case Owner which really is also odd that they would not be automatically be granted case admin rights.


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Some Interesting Animes- and a sketchPosted by MuniT_04774 on 11/25/12 19:33
"Koi to Senkyo to Chocolate"- this anime caught my interest because its about slackers, thats all i hv to say about it. The second anime "My little sister cant be this cute" was kinda weird for me to watch since i hv little sisters but i still liked watching the anime, it was well made and had humor. Also ive added a pic i sketched, hope u enjoy these anime and my pic. (even tho its amateurish) :)
Koi to Senkyo to Chocolate
Alternative Titles: Koichoco, Love, Election & Chocolate
Type: TV, 12 episodes
Year: Jul 6, 2012 to Sep 28, 2012
Age rating: N/A
In Japan, participation in extra-curricular activities is as fundamental a part of an education as chalk and gym shorts. However, not all students are overachievers, and for those like Yuki Ojima, groups like the Food Research Club are welcome havens in which to slack-off. But what's a slacker to do when the radical new candidate for Student Council president announces her intent to get rid of clubs like the FRC? Well, getting the help of the current Student Council president is a good start, but HIS suggestion is so counter-intuitive that it's crazy: Yuki should run for the Student Council himself? And yet, it's SO crazy that it just might work! Especially when Chisato, the chocolate-adverse president of the FRC (and Yuki's best childhood friend,) and members of other targeted school clubs start to join the swelling FRC army. But can this army of goofs and goof-offs coast all the way to political victory? Or will someone have to step up to the plate and take one for the term?
My Little Sister Cant Be This Cute
Type: TV Series, 12 episodes
Year: 03 Oct 2010 to ?
For several years, Kyousuke's relationship with his younger sister Kirino has been cold, to the point that they only share greetings. But one day, Kyousuke finds a moe anime DVD fallen in their entry hall. His interest piqued, he looks for the owner, only to realize it belongs to Kirino. He's shocked, but more surprises lie just ahead…
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Having completed his sociology degree, Woolridge petitioned the NCAA for an extra season, then received a hardship waiver that allowed him to join USC this season. Things haven't quite worked out as planned.
"The thing that really frustrates me is that I feel like I haven't been given an opportunity," Woolridge said. "I wanted to come back and show my face, because this is where I made a name for myself, coming out of high school and being a top recruit. I wanted to come back for my last year and live up to that role."
Woolridge still has a supporter in USC interim coach Bob Cantu, who took over for the fired Kevin O'Neill on Jan. 14. Cantu said he would like to see Woolridge's practice habits improve, but indicated that Woolridge, at 6-9, is a bit of a tweener who has yet to find a consistent role in USC's rotation.
"He's done nothing wrong. He really hasn't," Cantu said. "He's a great kid. He's working hard. He just hasn't got the minutes he would have liked. He's just got to stay hungry and stay ready."
Of course, he's also dealing with grief. Basketball aside, he's a 22-year-old college kid dealing with the premature loss of a parent. Zach, who works downtown, and Patricia, who lives in the San Fernando Valley, are nearby to lift Renaldo's spirits when needed.
"If he does have a bad day, he can just say, 'Hey, Zach, can you come by?'" Zach Woolridge said, "and we can just sit in the car or go grab a burger and go into detail about how he feels."
There are plenty of good things going on in Woolridge's life. He's going for a master's degree in social work and he's a budding hip-hop performer and producer who already has started his own record label.
Under the name "SB Babyy," Woolridge released, "Fight On," which has become an anthem for USC athletics. Renaldo said his father supported his musical endeavors, something else he wishes they could share now.
"That's been the tough part," Woolridge said. "Knowing that I'll have a Senior Night this year, and he won't be there. Then, whatever happens with my professional basketball career, he won't be at a game. Whatever big concert I do in the future, he won't be there. I know he's watching, spiritually, but that's just the toughest part, knowing that he can't be there personally."
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Instant Analysis -
International Bowl
South Florida 27 ... Northern Illinois 3
Western Michigan came up with a strong effort in the inaugural
International Bowl losing to Cincinnati 27-24. The MAC hasn't been close
ever since losing the other three by a combined score of 117 to 53.
Northern Illinois put up a good fight early on against South Florida and
managed to stay alive at halftime in a 3-3 battle. And then, like what
happened the year before in Buffalo's second half collapse to
Connecticut, NIU couldn't handle the adjustments from the Big East team.
The MAC is plucky, and it's nice that the league gets its shot against a
team with a decent name from, arguably, the least of the BCS
conferences, but this continues to be a mediocre bowl because the talent
level is so much less than the Big East team on the other side. South
Florida turned it on in the second half and it was game over.
Bowl games, even International Bowls against MAC teams, are still a big
deal to head coach Jim Leavitt and USF. It's still a young program
that's trying to put together a history, and after going 3-1 in the last
four bowls, it's proving to be a decent team in the post-season.
However, all three wins were against non-BCS teams, while the two bowl
losses in team history (NC State in the 2005 Meineke and Oregon in the
2007 Sun), were by a combined score of 70 to 21.
The Big East has teams that care about and need bowl wins like USF,
Connecticut last year, and Rutgers and Cincinnati in the first two, and
because of that, it's going to be hard for the MAC, as pluck as its
teams might be, to pull off a win in Toronto. The Big East teams care,
and for a competitive bowl game, that's a problem.
Alas, there's been a Mike Ford sighting in, of all places, Canada.
Since exploding on to the scene as a freshman in 2007, Ford has been a major disappointment at South Florida. Two years ago, he arrived as the most heralded recruit in school history, a rare combination of power and quickness who'd originally committed to play for Alabama. Toward the end of his debut, he rumbled for 274 yards and four touchdowns in back-to-back wins over Syracuse and Louisville, but that would be his peak. Over the next 27 games, not a single 100-yard effort as he fell into the doghouse and battled through nagging ankle injuries. The International Bowl, however, turned out to be his reintroduction to the offense and a country that probably couldn't pick him out of a lineup.
Nearly matching his production for the entire season, the junior went for 222 yards and a score on only 20 carries, recapturing some of the magic he had as a rookie. A 235-pound downhill runner, he ran with just enough burst and a little stutter step in the open field to live in the Northern Illinois defensive backfield. Was this a flash of brilliance or the beginning of a redemptive senior year for No. 4? The latter would be a huge boost to the Bull offense in 2010. If this is the new model Ford in Tampa, his tough running plus the multi-dimensional wizardry of QB B.J. Daniels is going to cause fits for opposing Big East defenses. Ford has one more year to make good on all of those lofty expectations and impress NFL scouts. He's off to a sensational start after being the unlikely hero in South Florida's easy win in the International Bowl.
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1) The Bulls pulled away in the fourth quarter, but for two and a half quarters, they were uninspired and stagnant against an inferior MAC opponent. There's nothing from this game that suggests a South Florida renaissance in the 2010 season. A September win at Florida State buoyed hopes that the Bulls can acquire more of the state of Florida's best high school talent, but a decisive loss to Miami on Nov. 28 prevented USF from gaining more of a foothold in the Sunshine State. This program needs more imposing receivers and offensive linemen; unless or until that happens, the Bulls will remain the fourth- or fifth-best program in the seven-team Big East.
2) A Canadian journalist reportedly remarked at halftime of this tilt in Toronto, "I thought Americans knew how to play this game." There's a reason why this game had the time slot it did, on the afternoon (or on the West Coast, the morning) following the New Year's Day lineup of showcase bowls.


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9-foot Joe Frazier statue rising in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Busloads of tourists line up every day in Philadelphia to take photos with a statue of Rocky Balboa, the fictional heavyweight fighter made famous by Sylvester Stallone.
Will they line up for pictures with a sculpture of real hometown champion Joe Frazier?
"Properly promoted, I think it would be much, much bigger than Rocky," said Robin Hazel, who was visiting the city recently from Ottawa, Canada. "Rocky is great, it's a movie. But Joe Frazier's real. And he's Philadelphia."
Artist Stephen Layne is finishing up a 9-foot-tall clay version of "Smokin' Joe" that captures Philly's local hero in mid-punch. Frazier became the first fighter to beat Muhammad Ali when he outslugged "The Greatest" for the heavyweight title in 1971.
The effort to memorialize Frazier, first announced two years ago, was almost knocked out by fundraising problems and the sudden death of the original sculptor. Layne, 46, won the commission the second time around and began working in March.
Steering clear of the victorious, raised arms stance of the Rocky statue — which was originally a prop in "Rocky III" — Layne instead found his spark in a photo of Frazier flooring Ali with his powerful left hook. The moment captured in the sculpture reflects the work ethic of Frazier and the city he called home, said Layne.
"That pose of glory ... the Rocky pose, I don't think that's quite the vibe of Philadelphia," Layne said while working in his studio in the Fishtown neighborhood.
Layne, who was raised here, both attended and taught at the city's esteemed Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. He said he felt drawn to the Frazier project because of the shared Philadelphia connection and a sense that artists, too, must be fighters to survive in their field.
"It was so obvious that (Frazier) was completely willing to get beat up ... so that he could achieve what he wanted," Layne said. "And I thought that was just an inspirational thing to watch."
Frazier won the 1964 Olympic gold medal in Tokyo and later finished with a professional record of 32-4-1, with 27 knockouts. Two of the losses were epic rematches with Ali, including the "Thrilla in Manila" in 1975.
When Frazier died of liver cancer three years ago at age 67, his place had long been cemented in sports history. Still, a public fundraising campaign for his memorial generated few contributions, so four major donors ponied up most of the $160,000 needed for the statue and its maintenance fund.
Two of Frazier's daughters, Weatta Collins and Renae Martin, said they are thrilled with Layne's work, noting the artist has been receptive to feedback from family members as the piece progressed.
"It's really long overdue," Collins said. "We're very happy that it's finally being done."
Layne plans to finish the clay work by the end of September. The statue will then go through a molding process before being cast in bronze and installed at Xfinity Live, an entertainment complex by the city's three sports stadiums. Frazier fought near the site at the now-demolished Spectrum.


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The petition to keep Vanessa Coleman behind bars has gained a lot of signatures already. Coleman is the only female convicted in the murder of Channon Christian and Chris Newsom. Many of you are asking how she can already be up for parole.
Coleman got 35 years, but only has to serve 30 percent of her sentence. Thirty percent of 35 years is 10.5 years. In January 2015, she will have served 8 years. She's gained 16 days per month off their sentence for good behavior. That's 192 days a year. Subtract all of that and that's why she's coming up for parole October 8th. If she's successful in getting that, she could be released on December 17th.
So what can you do to help? Go to the link on the right side of this page for the online petition. There are 6 different things the parole board will consider. This petition is just one of those. Some other things include time served, seriousness of the offense, and vocational programs while behind bars.
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Korea's robust plastic surgery industry stems from "the Confucian tradition of considering appearance as an important factor in judging a person," said Hyun Taik-Soo, professor of sociology at Korea University.
When applying for jobs in Korea, attaching a head-shot photo of oneself on the resume is a requirement. Some companies even hire physiognomists -- who attempt to judge a person's character through facial features -- to sit in on recruiting interviews.
The social obsession with appearance is often denounced in local news media editorials, branding Korea the "Kingdom of Plastic Surgery." Numbers prove the phenomenon. More than 80 percent of job recruitment executives said they view appearance as an important factor in making hiring decisions, according to an online JobKorea survey of 761 recruitment executives.
In another survey, by www.career.co.kr, 27.4 percent of job seekers answered that they think they were rejected at a job interview because of their looks, and 73.4 percent said they have considered plastic surgery in order to try to better their chances the next time. "We have come to an age where appearance is an asset. And plastic surgery is the fast track investment for a higher return," professor Hyun said.
Nip and tuck is such a common practice in Korea that surveys show 30 percent of Korean women aged 20 to 50, or about 2.4 million women, have had some kind of procedure, according to ARA Consulting, a medical marketing consulting firm.
Parents often present the experience as a high-school graduation gift and college graduates save money to go under the knife before getting into the job market. With the recent "dong-an" craze, or obsession with looking young, middle-age men and women spend thousands of dollars to iron out their wrinkles through fat grafts, botox injections or laser treatments.
Such continuously surging demand has boosted Korea's plastic surgery industry, where only the top 1 percent of medical school graduates become plastic surgeons, Kim said.
Meanwhile, one week after the procedure, Lim and her new friends were in the waiting room ready to take their bandages off. "We walked around all day yesterday at Hong-Dae ... in our bandaged masks," Lim said, referring to a hip neighborhood for the younger crowd. "But it was alright. In a foreign country, no one knows who we are."
Coming out of the doctor's office bandage-free, they sprinted straight to the clinic's ladies' room to find a private place to mingle and assess their new looks in amazement.
"I can't believe it. Look, I look so cute," Lim said, touching her new chin as Teo gave an approving look in the mirror. "Now, we'll go shopping without our masks."


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Wolfman New 2014 Product-The Universal Saddlebag Strap
These are exciting times for Wolfman Motorcycle Luggage! For 2014 we have some Really Good News. And some, well, awkward news. <?xml:namespace prefix = "o" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
The awkward news is that there will be no more Wolfman Side Racks. Berg of Backroads Moto, the talent and muscle behind our racks, is heading for new horizons. Though we're disappointed in this change, we wish him the best in those endeavors. Thank You! to all our customers who have purchased our racks over the years. We still believe they are among the best in the industry and we expect that they will serve you well for many years to come. Some styles are still in stock, but they'll only be available until they're sold out. <o:p></o:p>
Here at Wolfman, we are striding forward toward our original and ongoing goal.<o:p></o:p>
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For 2014, we've come up with some innovative new products that we hope will make Wolfman Luggage an even better choice for riders who demand the best in American made motorcycle luggage. We think these products will help make our bags even more versatile, more universal, and more practical for more riders. For starters, there is an innovative set of straps that allow Wolfman saddlebags to fit on virtually any motorcycle rack made today. <o:p></o:p>
Universal Saddlebag Straps<o:p></o:p>
These straps will now come stock with all our rack-style saddlebags. Straps sets are also sold separately.<o:p></o:p>
Our NEW 2014 Universal Saddle Bag Straps allow Wolfman Rack Mounted Saddlebags to fit virtually any rectangular/ oval motorcycle side racks. <o:p></o:p>
New for 2014 Wolfman is Going Universal.<o:p></o:p>
"Sometimes the Simplest Solutions are the Best"<o:p></o:p>
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Introducing our 2014 Universal Saddle Bag Strap.<o:p></o:p>
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· Expedition Dry Saddlebags<o:p></o:p>
· Monarch Pass Saddlebags<o:p></o:p>
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Once set up, mounting and removal of the saddlebags goes very quickly using 4 locking sliders per bag. The 4-point mount is very secure, durable and stable. And when the bags are removed, there are no straps or mounts left on the rack, so it's easy to switch between hard luggage and our saddlebags, depending on what you need for your next ride. <o:p></o:p>
Note: Some racks require the removal of mounting tabs, etc., such as GIVI and SW Motech. See Compatibility for more information.<o:p></o:p>
This strap set replaces the former Other Strap Kit, and can be used in place of that kit with our saddlebags. Wolfman saddlebags shipping after October 15, 2013 have these mounting straps included when choosing Universal Straps. These straps can also be used with our new Pawnee Plate for mounting RotoPax fluid packs.<o:p></o:p>
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Wolfman Saddlebags will now fit on virtually any modern rectangular or oval, flat side rack designed for soft or hard luggage. Height of hoop must not exceed 9.5 inches. Tabs must be removed from certain racks. Rack tubes must be less than ¾" inches in diameter. <o:p></o:p>
Racks that we know work:<o:p></o:p>
Happy Trails<o:p></o:p>
SW Motech<o:p></o:p>
Precision Motorcycle Racks-Side Utility Racks<o:p></o:p>
Dirt Racks<o:p></o:p>
These racks require some modification:<o:p></o:p>
GIVI and SW Motech Side Racks Require-Removal of the Hard Bag Mounting Hardware.<o:p></o:p>
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Retail Price: $29.99
Beginning today October 11, 2013 All Rack Mounted Saddlebags will have the Universal Saddlebag Strap Attached.<o:p></o:p>
Also we will be offering the A146 Universal Saddlebag Strap Kit for a LIMITED TIME ONLY (UNTIL OCT 25, 2013) Special $15.00 (including First Class Postage. CON US only.) Please contact our Sales Staff to order. 800/535-8131<o:p></o:p>
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So, if I put these on the bags (Wolfman Dry Expedition) I can switch the bags between my Wolfman racks on the DR650 and the Happy Trails on the KLX250? Will it also work with the Rotopax fuel can on my left mount on the DR (with, I assume the additional straps I already use on that)?
If so, I do like this solution better than the current universal straps that go on the KLX Happy Trails rack to mount the Expeditions there.
Perfect!!! I'm up for these. I will be calling on Monday to order a set for my Monarch Pass bags on SW-Motech racks.
What about a heat shield?
I have a GSW and I have a set of Globescout panniers and racks that should be arriving anytime. They are the "special set" with the exhaust cut out. I'd like to have a set of soft bags for trips that are more technical, but the exhaust side would still be sitting against the muffler due to the contour of the rack. How do I deal with this?
Will be calling for a set of these straps for my Rocky Mountains to attach to my Rally Raid UK pannier rack for the 690 Enduro. :clap
Would be great if you guys could test this setup (the Rally Raid UK pannier racks) with your saddlebags and show those on your site (if you are no longer going to be selling racks.)
Really, the $15 special goes untill oct 25, and I am just now seeing this thread. Mother @#%**@! Missed another deal
Hey where has this thread been! Good until Oct. 25 only. DAMN IT !!!
I don't even need them ( I have Wolfman racks on the bikes) but would have bought a set for future use if needed.
Damn It !!!
Just got e some mint Tetons off ebay. Not used them yet, but I'll be trying them out soon... will these straps fit on the Tetons? I currently have the other mount system for my Metal Mule frames.
So if I buy a set of Expedition Dry Saddle Bags do these straps come with the bags since I just got a set of "BR Moto" racks for my Wr250R? Or do I have to buy these separately and if not will the Dry bags still come with attachment clips like before? :wink:
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The mother of a female juvenile, both of whom reside in West Point, has taken legal action against the McDonald's restaurant in West Point, claiming negligence and failure to control employees.
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A large sinkhole located on Northwood Forest Road was discovered late last week and is now being repaired before any injuries occur due to its extent and depth.
On March 12, six candidates were on the ballot in an attempt to fill the empty District 36 House seat that was left vacant after the passing of longtime Rep. David Gibbs in January.
A bill that would bring about the lawful consolidation of the West Point School District and the West Clay School District will be voted on today.


text: Fall/Winter 2014 Menswear Fashion Trends from London Collections: Men Dark & Edgy Just keep the lines slim and the colors dark and you have a winning formula for rebellion. HunterGather went largely black for their latest outing. View the collection here. Casely-Hayford had so many reference points of inspiration it hurt our heads a little, but nevertheless the results were ultimately cool. View the collection here. With an easy style philosophy, Lee Roach proved while black and leather are nearly always an easy yes. View the collection here. Alexander McQueen turned out a dark collection relying on our two favorite non-colors–black and white. The range boasted images of images of Lucien Freud and Oliver Bernard. View the collection here. Pages: 1 2 3 4 Enjoyed this update?Stay up to date, and subscribe to our mailing list!Share this:Share on Tumblr Related January 10, 2014 Fall/Winter 2014, London Collections: Men, Style, Trends


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Arellano banks on fluid offense to fend off Adamson
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MANILA, Philippines — Arellano started out firing but needed to ward off a late run by Adamson for an 80-71 win Saturday in the 2013 Filoil Flying V Hanes Premier Cup at the Arena in San Juan.
The Chiefs built a lead as big as 24 points, 41-17, early in the game — which they used to fend off the pesky Falcons, who managed to cut into the lead in the fourth quarter.
"We stared out strong.we were aggressive on both ends. That's why when Adamson stepped on the pedal, atleast we had cushion," said head coach Koy Banal.
Arellano banked on the fluidity of its offense in its fourth straight win, racking up 22 assists — 14 coming from John Pinto, who even had six more than Adamson's combined output.
Pinto also had 10 points, along with Ralph Salcedo, who had five rebounds, and three steals. James Forrester led the Chiefs with 16 points.
Jericho Cruz, meanwhile, scored 24 points on 22 shots for Adamson, even as Sewa and Rodney Brondial added 16 and 15, respectively, while pulling down 13 boards each.
Despite getting outgunned early, the Falcons still caught up late in the fourth by closing the gap to just five points, 70-75, on two freethrows by Ingrid Sewa with 2:03 to play.
But Adamson just ran out of gas and time to complete what could've been a stunning comeback and reeled to its first loss in the tournament.
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Final Score: Miami 5, Atlanta 2
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Jose Fernandez went out with a bang in the final start of his stellar rookie campaign.
The 21-year-old flame-thrower allowed just one run on five hits over seven innings and also cleared the benches after stroking his first-career homer, as the Miami Marlins downed the Atlanta Braves, 5-2, on Wednesday.
Fernandez (12-6) struck out five and walked three to pick up his seventh win over his last eight decisions.
"Overall, I thought he was pretty darn good. He had good stuff. His fastball is above average, breaking ball was good, but I also thought we had some pretty good at-bats against him," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
Giancarlo Stanton went 2-for-3 with two-run homer and three RBI and Logan Morrison drove in a run for the Marlins.
Mike Minor (13-7) was tagged for five runs -- four earned -- on 11 hits over six innings to absorb the loss.
Evan Gattis smacked a solo homer and Elliot Johnson drove in a run for the Braves, who saw their magic number for clinching the NL East remain at seven.
Things became chippy after Fernandez got Atlanta third baseman Chris Johnson to fly out in the sixth inning. Johnson and Fernandez exchanged words as Johnson returned to the Braves' dugout. Fernandez was also seen shouting toward the Atlanta dugout following the inning.
Fernandez then led off the home half with a towering homer to left field. The Rookie of the Year candidate stood at home and watched the ball sail over the fence and as he was rounding third base, it appeared that Fernandez spit on the bag.
Fernandez and Braves catcher Brian McCann exchanged words at the plate, causing Chris Johnson to sprint in and the benches to clear. Fernandez was quickly removed from the field, but returned for the seventh inning.
"I'm not happy with that whole inning. I think he showed immaturity tonight, and his youth. I'm not trying to make excuses for him. Showing up the other team with the home run, that's not really what we're about," said Marlins manager Mike Redmond. "Again, not trying to make excuses for him. That won't happen again. He got caught up in emotion. We don't show teams up. We're 30 games out of it, those guys are going to the playoffs."
The Marlins jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first inning. Christian Yelich singled then moved to second on Elliot Johnson's throwing error. Stanton followed with an RBI single to right field.
Morrison's RBI single in the fourth made it 2-0 before Stanton clobbered a two-run blast to center in the fifth to make it 4-0.
Gattis led off the sixth with a homer, but Fernandez got the run back in the home half with his leadoff shot.
Elliot Johnson doubled home Andrelton Simmons in the ninth to make it 5-2.
Miami announced earlier this season that Fernandez's innings total would be limited to 170-180 frames this season. He finished with 179 2/3.
Since June 1, Fernandez leads the majors in earned run average at 1.50 (20 runs over 120 1/3 innings).
Game Notes
Fernandez is the only pitcher this season with a homer, double and triple ... Gattis leads all rookies with 19 home runs ... Stanton has reached at least 20 home runs in each of his four seasons in the majors ... Miami had dropped four straight entering the contest.
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The Catalina 355 MK11 has been our favorite boat to charter in our clubs fleet.
Very comfortable for my Family. But, this boat is a slug for any speed.
I have had this boat in cooking wind. For me anyways. 15-25 kts and I never see more than 5.4 mph. Owner likes MPH over KNOTS, on both the chart plotter and gps. Do you think this is max hull speed for this boat? A couple months ago I was chartering a 34' 2011 Beneteau. Same wind and conditions. We ran her almost 8 knots. I love a fast tender boat. My Wife and kids hate it. Back to the Catalina. Im learning a lot chartering different boats. Im still not impressed with the Catalina's speed on the water. She is a very comfortable boat to sail though.
Boy.. I would expect there is something radically wrong here. Maybe you have 6 inches of growth on the bottom.
There is no way a 355 has a hull speed of 5.4 mph. I would expect the hull speed to be more along the lines of between 7 and 8 knots. Which would be reasonable for this boat. I know in a wind you describe, I can often times hit 10 knots with my 400, which is above its hull speed.
To get my 400 down to 6 knots, I have to create a bit of drag.
I can easily hit 6 knots dragging a few toys.
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The Bucket Fountain
The Bucket Fountain is an iconic kinetic sculpture in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. It is located in Cuba Mall, which is part of Cuba Street.[1] It consists of a series of "buckets" that fill with water until they tip, spilling their load into the buckets and pool below. The fountain was designed by Burren and Keen and erected in 1969.[2]
Much of the water does not reach the buckets below, but instead splashes onto pedestrians and onlookers. On windy days (common in Wellington) water is carried several metres from the fountain.[3]
People often add dishwashing detergent to the water, which spreads bubbles all over the mall. This is common on Friday and Saturday nights.[4]
Wellington City Council upgraded the fountain in 2003, and some buckets were turned around so they intentionally tip their water onto the pavement.[5]
- Elijah Wood, who played Frodo in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings films, climbed on and urinated in the fountain while in New Zealand filming the movies. This was confirmed by the actor during an interview with Jay Leno.[6]
- In March 2006, the fountain was coated in a mud-like substance by New Zealand artist John Radford.[7]
- ^ Wellington City Council Art and Architecture - Bucket Fountain
- ^ Unofficial Bucket Fountain website
- ^ Unofficial Bucket Fountain Website - How it works, before and after
- ^ Wellington Sights: A Travel Guide to the Top Attractions in Wellington, New Zealand — Google Books
- ^ Wellington City Council Annual Report 2003/04: Key Achievement Areas - Built Environment
- ^ Elijah Wood on Jay Leno Transcript: The OneRing.net
- ^ Wellington City Council Public Art - Temporary Art Projects
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¶lim¶2015 Cactus League Preview
214,815 League-record attendance mark registered by the Chicago Cubs in 2014, their first season at newly-built Sloan Park in Mesa.
¶lim¶Cocktail & Bar Guide
Ignited by a new generation of gin-slinging geniuses, the craft cocktail scene is exploding across greater Phoenix. Find the Valley's top tipples inside, with best bar picks, do-it-yourself mixology hacks, bartender profiles and more.
¶lim¶Clean Shave
Three decades after a notorious point-shaving scandal derailed his career, former NBA prospect Ernie Cobb builds a new life in Phoenix. With no apologies.
¶lim¶Super Bowl Fan Guide
Kick off your Super Bowl experience with our guide to events, activities and parties pinned to the big game on February 1.
Verizon Super Bowl Central
Located in Downtown Phoenix, Verizon Super Bowl Central is the week-long, pedestrian-only epicenter of Super Bowl entertainment in the Valley. Find concerts and food, plus the NFL Experience, an interactive theme park with games, clinics and NFL autograph sessions. Visit azsuperbowl.com for more information.
Dates: January 28 – February 1
Hours: 2 p.m.-Midnight
Daily Schedule
2 p.m. Food and beer gardens, Sponsor Activity Zone, Autograph Stage and XLIX Concert Stage open
2–6 p.m. Local talent and group performances on Concert Stage
6 p.m. Autograph Stage closes
7–10 p.m. Regional and national music artists on Concert Stage
10–10:10 p.m. Nightly fireworks show
10 p.m. Activities close
Midnight Food and beverage close (Friday and Saturday)
¶lim¶52 Weekend Adventures
One of the best things about living in Phoenix is the proximity to a plethora of climates and landscapes, from cool Alpine forests to warm, craggy lava tubes formed by ancient volcanoes. Whether you're seeking wet and wild summer adventure on Lake Pleasant or a cozy B&B fireplace to snuggle up by in winter, we've unearthed a great escape for every weekend of the year. Bonus: Four fabulous out-of-state trips to satisfy your inner gypsy.
1 Hike the Entire State...Virtually
Grand Canyon
Few locals will ever trek the 817-mile Arizona National Scenic Trail, which runs from the Arizona-Mexico border up through the Grand Canyon and to Utah. That's not to say it can't be done: In 2014, Tucson hiker Sirena Dufault conquered it in two-and-a-half months, raising $17,000 for Arizona Trail Association along the way. A new map exhibit inside the courtyard of Grand Canyon National Geographic Visitor Center gives guests the full trail experience, minus the muscle fatigue. "It's like a virtual tour…" says National Geographic Visitor Center general manager Janet Rosener. "The display really captures the natural beauty that exists throughout the state, as well as the diversity of trail users who find adventure on the Arizona Trail." In addition to the trail exhibit, the center has IMAX films, off-site tours and a café. 450 Arizona 64, Grand Canyon Village, 928-638-2203, explorethecanyon.com
Driving Time: 3 hours, 17 minutes (223 miles)
Fees: Exhibit is free; fees vary by activity
Kids: Take 'em
¶lim¶Saintly Stockers
Long ridiculed and misunderstood by outsiders, the Mormon practice of emergency food storage remains a central part of the LDS lifestyle – and gains wider secular acceptance in the prepper era.
Phoenix resident Andra Riegel has enough food stored to feed her and her husband – and any number of her seven grown children who pop in from time to time – for a full year.
¶lim¶50 Best Places to Eat
From the curds of Wisconsin to the California Cobb salad, eat in all 50 States... without leaving the Valley!
Almost since its inception, America has played the role of cultural melting pot. Or is "stew pot" a more appropriate metaphor? In this 30-page celebration of American culinary traditions, we've selected the most singular, defining dishes from all 50 states. Then we scoured the Valley to locate the 50 restaurants that make the best local versions of these regional delicacies. 50 states, 50 plates. Which did we choose to represent your home state? Keep reading, American food lover.


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Mimosa Announces Turn-Key 'Move to Mimosa' Legacy Migration Program for Customers to Replace Their Legacy Archiving Solutions
next-generation email and file archiving solutions, announced today a new
turn-key migration program for customers that are facing the limitations of
their first-generation email archiving solution and want to move to Mimosa
NearPoint(TM). Mimosa NearPoint is the industry's most comprehensive
unstructured information management software for email, files, and instant
messages — enabling archiving, eDiscovery, storage management, and recovery
in a unified solution. The new "Move to Mimosa" Legacy Migration Program
enables customers of first-generation archiving products to seamlessly upgrade
to the next-generation Mimosa NearPoint platform, and combines bundled
migration services at a significant promotional discount.
For the
und Guterverkehr Koln AG, its legacy email archiving solution from Symantec
was not delivering the protection they required for their employees. "We
needed to ensure that our email data was both protected and searchable without
fail," said
AG. "After already working with our existing solution, we opted to switch to
Mimosa NearPoint. Its comprehensive features, including disaster recovery
right out of the box, were everything we were looking for in an archiving
product. Switching was a clear choice and we were up and running with zero
production impact to our Exchange environment."
"Legato a first-generation email archiving solution was not able to meet
our expanding requirements for electronic discovery, end-user search and
disaster recovery," said
Sheriff Department. "After hearing about Mimosa NearPoint we took a closer
look and found that it truly was a next-generation solution that could address
all of our current and future requirements in a unified solution. Its
self-service search is very powerful and because it doesn't require journaling
or agents on our Exchange Server it never impacts production performance like
our old solution did. It's simply the best choice for our organization when
it comes to comprehensive email archiving."
The "Move to Mimosa" Legacy Migration Program
Customers of legacy archiving products face challenges due to the lack of
performance and scalability, impact on Exchange servers, and high cost of
operations. They are dissatisfied because of gaps between actual performance
and what they were promised, the staleness of the technology, and feature
limitations that they experience. The "Move to Mimosa" Legacy Migration
Program has been designed to help customers quickly embrace the value of
today's most powerful next-generation email and file archiving solution,
Mimosa NearPoint. With aggressive pricing and complimentary services, the
migration program will enable any organization to jump-start a more
comprehensive archiving strategy without downtime. The program includes:
-- A 50 percent license discount on Mimosa NearPoint until the end of June 2009 for customers replacing a first-generation archiving solution. Mimosa NearPoint includes: -- Next generation archiving of email, instant messages, public folders, calendars, and contacts with deep integration with Exchange and Outlook -- Flexible and granular retention management -- Intuitive and powerful eDiscovery -- Seamless end-user search and browse of archived email -- Instant search and access to email that has been protected, archived and extended via a standard Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Web Access user interface -- Integrated data protection and recovery for full database recovery, mailbox recovery and individual message restores -- Unprecedented scalability and availability based on grid architecture that leverages commodity servers and storage -- Zero footprint on production Exchange Servers of desktops -- Free Migration Strategy and Solution Design from Mimosa Professional Services to transparently migrate archived content into Mimosa NearPoint.
Mimosa is working with "Mimosa Certified Partners" worldwide that have
developed methodologies and practices for seamless upgrade and transparent
migration with zero downtime. These partners have core expertise in email and
file archiving and work with customers to export content from legacy archives
and import that content into the NearPoint archive. Key areas of focus
— Strategy for switching and migration based on customers use of legacy
archiving and environment
— Efficient migration of large volumes of contents including any
available metadata and context
— Address legacy stubbed content in a structured manner that does not
result in temporary storage growth
"As a value added solution provider of email archiving solutions, we
commonly see customers who implemented a first-generation email archiving
solution which is no longer meeting their needs," stated
Instant InfoSystems, an Elite Partner of Mimosa Systems. "For those
companies," continues Klein, "the 'Move to Mimosa' program offers an ideal
opportunity to seamlessly migrate to Mimosa's next-generation NearPoint
platform in a manner which is both cost effective and protective of the
company's existing archived content."
"Mimosa's premiere content archiving solution in combination with
Procedo's leading data archive migration software will drive immediate value
for customers who need to seamlessly transition from their legacy solutions,"
with the complexity and performance issues associated with first-generation
offerings. With Mimosa NearPoint customers have the benefit of a
comprehensive information management offering enabling archiving, eDiscovery,
storage management, and recovery in a unified solution."
"We are pleased to partner with Mimosa Systems to deliver comprehensive
content archiving solutions that leap frog first-generation offerings," said
"With Mimosa we will deliver a new breed of archiving solutions and bundled
services to provide mutual customers with a seamless migration path from
legacy solutions with zero impact on their production environment."
"We are facing more and more demand from customers who want to replace
their archiving solutions from companies including Autonomy, Symantec, EMC,
and Quest and eliminate the pain, cost and risk they have experienced with
legacy email archiving solutions," said
president of worldwide sales, Mimosa Systems. "To help, we have introduced our
'Move to Mimosa' Legacy Migration Program with aggressive pricing and packaged
services so that customers can quickly benefit from the true value of a
next-generation archiving solution like Mimosa NearPoint for content
archiving, eDiscovery, business continuity and storage consolidation."
For more information on the "Move to Mimosa" Legacy Migration Program and
its participating partners, please visit:
About Mimosa NearPoint
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storage optimization in a unified solution. Mimosa NearPoint provides legal
search workflow, employee supervision, immediate mailbox and message recovery,
disaster recovery, email, instant message and file archiving, and self-service
search and access in one solution. By leveraging cost-effective storage and
advanced classification rules, NearPoint also optimizes content storage and
reduces overall infrastructure costs.
About Mimosa
Mimosa Systems, Inc. delivers next-generation email and file archiving
solutions for information immediacy, discovery, and continuity. Mimosa
NearPoint is the industry's most comprehensive unstructured information
management software solution for email, files, and instant messages, enabling
archiving, eDiscovery, storage management, and recovery in a unified solution.
Mimosa is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, recognized for its competencies
in networking infrastructure solutions, ISV/software solutions, and advanced
infrastructure solutions. Mimosa was founded in 2003 and is based in
Clara, California
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Mimosa, Mimosa Systems, and Mimosa NearPoint are trademarks of Mimosa
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Dear Editor:
I am writing to implore every teacher and parent in Pickens County to vote in the Republican primaries on June 10. In 2012, only about 15% of us voted, thus turning up the volume for the 200 or so shooters and shakers and videomakers called "Teapublicans" among us. Since then, they have been loud and proud amplifiers of Teapublican clubs such as the local Taxpayer's Association and the Republican Liberty Caucus, both of whom criticize "regular" Republicans.
When the school district of Pickens County learned its accreditation was in jeopardy, the Teapublican representing Pickens County on the Education Oversight Committee as well as our Teapublican chairman of the SDPC board of trustees called the accrediting agency, "a joke".
They even labeled parents and educators advocating for better board governance as "liberals". Today, the Teapublican "darling" running for SC House District 4 believes "public education is a socialist institution".
Not all Teapublican candidates are so blatant with their criticism of public education. The Teapublican candidates in District 3 and District 5 support one of the most lenient virtual charter school laws in the country, encouraging private "education managers" to court our state Department of Ed for contracts and target our children with multimillion dollar ad campaigns praising the benefits of learning at home.
Unlike strictly regulated homeschool associations, Virtual Charter Schools eliminate the parent's responsibility as well as "seattime" requirements for the students. The Virtual Charter Schools are completely autonomous and their decisions are guided by an international conglomeration of stakeholders. Teapublicans say, "Let the free market decide who gets a good education. If parents don't like it, they can shop around".
Teapublicans are on the ballot for virtually every race in the upcoming election on June 10.
In Pickens County, we have a phenomenal superintendent, Danny Merck, who understands the opposition our public schools are facing. Our board of trustees is making a comeback. We have precious teachers, devoted stakeholders and talented, eager students.
In these June primaries, let's stand united and send a strong message to the Teapublicans: We love America and in Pickens County, We Believe in Public Education!
Robin Miller


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Nick Lachey
Nick Lachey Reveals How He Proposed to Vanessa Minnillo
He says he got into the "full begging position" to pop the question
Vanessa Minnillo: We're Savoring Being Engaged
The star says she and fiancé Nick Lachey haven't started wedding planning yet
Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo to Guest Star on Hawaii Five-0
The newly engaged duo will hit the small screen together in February
Sing-Off Champs Committed Thrilled to Perform with Boyz II Men
"I felt like I was in a dream," group member Geston Pierre said after clinching victory on the NBC show
Vanessa Minnillo: We're Not Getting Married Over New Year's
She says fiancé Nick Lachey "was joking" about possible end-of-year wedding plans plans in Tuscany
Vanessa Minnillo and Nick Lachey: New Year's Wedding in Italy?
They're heading to Tuscany after a Christmas in Cincinnati – and Lachey says anything's possible
Nick Lachey: Upcoming Wedding Will 'Be About Vanessa'
"Any guy will tell you that it's probably more about the bride than the groom," says Lachey
Nick Lachey: I'm 'Basking in the Glow' of Engagement to Vanessa Minnillo
The singer also wishes "the very best" to his ex-Jessica Simpson, who's also engaged
Jessica Simpson & Nick Lachey's Engagements: Timing Is Just a Coincidence
Eric Johnson "had been planning the engagement for awhile," a source tells PEOPLE
Jessica Simpson 'Couldn't Be More Happy' for Newly Engaged Nick Lachey
"I wish them nothing but the best," she says of her ex-husband and his new fiancée Vanessa Minnillo
Vanessa Minnillo & Nick Lachey Celebrate Engagement and Birthdays in Cincinnati
The couple take in a football game, then keep the fun alive at a private party with a deejay
PHOTO: Vanessa Minnillo & Nick Lachey Celebrate in Mexico
"They are enjoying their special moment," a source tells PEOPLE
Vanessa Minnillo & Nick Lachey Are Engaged!
Nick Lachey Is Real-Life Wedding Singer
The star serenades actor Will Yun Lee and actress Jennifer Birmingham on their big day


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The latest tally of analyst opinions from the major brokerage houses shows that among the 30 stocks making up the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Exxon Mobil (XOM) is the #26 analyst pick. Within the broader S&P 500, when components were ranked in terms of analyst favorites, XOM claims the #340 spot.
Looking at the stock price movement year to date, Exxon Mobil (XOM) is showing a gain of 2.1%.