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Attmpeted Robbery in Rand Under Investigation
Early Friday morning there was an attempted robbery at the 7-Eleven store at 5425 Midland Drive in Rand, and the investigation continues. Cpl. Brian Humphreys with the Kanawha County Sheriff's department explains what happened:
Nothing was stolen. Anyone with information should contact the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office, or submit an anonymous tip on the website.
Fayette County Supports Miners
The Fayette County commission is doing what it can to help retired mine workers keep their benefits. Commissioners approved a petition Saturday morning supporting the United Mine Workers of America, and the petition has been sent to UMWA headquarters. Without action from bankrupt Patriot Coal, some retired workers could lose their benefits starting today, July 1.
Charleston Lawyer Gets State Job
Charleston attorney Dana Eddy has been appointed executive director of the West Virginia Public Defender Services. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says Eddy's appointment is effective today and he's replacing Jack Rogers, who retired. Eddy has run his own law firm since 2007 and has served as general counsel for former Gov. Gaston Caperton.
No Deal Yet on Stafford Loan Rates
Students who have been taking the government subsidized Stafford loans are seeing their interest rates double today. Without a deal from lawmakers, about 7 million students would see their rates go from current levels of 3.4 percent up to 6.8 percent. Lawmakers worked behind the scenes all weekend to try to reach a deal that would keep steady. No deal was reached, but it's possible that lawmakers could reverse the rate with a deal in the coming days.
Flags at Half-Staff Today to Honor Fallen Fire Fighter
We brought you the story this week of a Sissonville fire fighter who died of a medical condition while responding to a blaze, and now services have been set. And also, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has ordered all flags at state-owned facilities in Kanawha County lowered to half-staff today to honor John Appleton. He was a Malden Volunteer Fire Department member and chaplain who died Monday after collapsing on the scene of a fire. A semi-private service for the family, church members and Malden VFD is set for this morning. A donation fund has been set up too, at any Poca Valley Bank in the name of the Happy Hollow Road Fire Fund.
Senators Introduce Plan to Fight Increase in Student Loan Interest Rate
Changes are coming to the way student loans are paid back. In 2012 about 60,000 higher education students used federal subsidized Stafford loans to help pay for their education, according to the state Higher Education Policy Commission. Beginning Monday, any student who signs up for the loans will face interest rates of 6.8 percent, which is double the current rate. The Charleston Gazette reports Senator Joe Manchin and five other senators are fighting the hike, and introduced a plan Thursday in Washington that would prevent the rates from doubling. The plan would impose a fixed-rate over the life of loans while keeping the cap on consolidated loans at 8.25 percent.
Hiram Lewis Acquitted
A Clay County jury has found Hiram Lewis not guilty. Lewis is a former U.S. Senate candidate charged with malicious wounding in a shooting incident a year ago at his home. He testified during the trial that he shot Stephen Bogart in the leg after Bogart broke into his home, but it was in self-defense. The jury found Lewis not guilty on Wednesday night. Lewis, a Republican, made an unsuccessful run for the U.S. Senate in 2006. He also made unsuccessful runs for state attorney general in 2004 and 2008.
Fire Destroys Valuable Antiques
Fire not only destroyed a home in Sissonville early Thursday, but thousands of dollars worth of antiques were destroyed along with that. The exact cause of the fire is still under investigation...it happened on Apple Tree Lane in Sissonville. WCHS TV reports the people who lived in that home died years ago, but the antiques were left in the home. The fire destroyed everything, and the antiques were worth a reported 100-thousand dollars.
Accused Bank Robber Enters Plea
A Kanawha County man has pleaded guilty to robbing a Charleston bank in April. 40-year old Danny Summers of Dunbar, pleaded guilty to second-degree robbery during a hearing this week in Kanawha County Circuit Court, and sentencing has been set for August, when Summers will face five to 18 years in prison. The robbery happened at Fifth Third Bank at 4515 MacCorkle Ave.
East End Plans Warehouse Walk This Weekend
Charleston's East End has a good excuse to shop. East End Mainstreet is hosting a "Warehouse Walk" which will showcase several of the businesses on the East End this weekend. The businesses that are part of the event will offer specials, as well as refreshments, to shoppers. The first walk will take place this Saturday June 29 and it will continue monthly.


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Government Policy Advisory Division
The Government Policy Advisory Division is responsible for developing and implementing the association's policy agenda that serves as a guide to NDINs education and lobbying activities. Division membership includes senior NDIA staff, division chairmen, chapter presidents and board appointees.
Division Leadership:
Glenn Baer
ARINC Inc.
Toni White
Vice Chair
Raytheon Co.
Point of Contact:
Peter M. Steffes
Vice President, Government Policy
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Legislative Information Division
The purpose of the Legislative Information Division is to identify legislative items in the national security area of significant interest to the NDIA membership. Legislation monitored by the division includes:
* Authorization and appropriations legislation for the Department of Defense
* Congressional budget actions
* Procurement policy issues
* International trade issues
The LID invites members of Congress and staff, senior Department of Defense representatives, defense industry executives and outside defense experts to participate in roundtable discussions about the current status of the defense industry, proposed legislation, regulations and policies. All material and information presented is not-for-attribution and is for the benefit of NDIA corporate members and invited guests.
Past speakers include:
* Members of Congress
* Senior congressional staff
* Senior Department of Defense officials
* Senior DHS officials
Division Leadership:
Candace Vessella
BAE Systems
Gerald Harvey
Lockheed Martin
Point of Contact:
Pete Steffes
VP, Government Policy
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A complete schedule and description of Division activities is available online at: www.ndia.org/advocacy/committees/lic/index.cfm
Procurement Division
A key component of NDIA's Government Policy team is the Procurement Division. This division serves as the industry ombudsman, giving NDIA membership access to the full spectrum of regulatory and legal issues of importance to the defense industrial base.
The disciplines represented in the division are apparent in the names of the committees: contract finance, contract and acquisition management, legal, industrial security and program management systems. Additionally, there is a PD Washington Group to handle rapid response issues that cannot be processed through normal channels.
The division reviews and provides comments on major acquisition regulations and offers members opportunities to sit on industry/government ad hoc boards. The division also engages in the preparation and filing of amicus curiae briefs before the appeals courts and the Supreme Court. These briefs, done on a pro bono basis, involve cases having an industry wide application or a constitutional basis.
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Ruth Franklin
Director, Procurement
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Procurement Planning Committee
This committee functions as the exec utive body of the Procurement Division. It determines the division's objectives, policies and major courses of action and means of implementing such objectives and policies. This is an elected body.
Committee Leadership:
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The Boeing Company
Karen L. Manos
Vice Chair
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Contract Finance Committee
This committee focuses on the many constantly evolving pricing, costing and financial aspects of government acquisition. Acquisition activities relating to financial management, financial accounting, auditing, cost allowability, cost reporting, contract pricing, financing, profits, payments and disbursements are subject areas of concern, reaction, recommendation and follow-up for this committee.
Committee Leadership:
Mark S. Dostal
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Margaret A. DiVirgilio
Vice Chair
Concurrent Technologies Corporation
Contract and Acquisition Management Committee
This committee monitors those aspects of government acquisition dealing with the solicitation process, contract negotiation and the administration and close-out of government contracts.
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Janice M. Menker
Concurrent Technologies Corporation
Reginald A. Banks
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Raytheon Company
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This committee acts on legal issues facing government contractors, including statutes, regulations, court decisions and federal agency policies related to the affairs of the association generally and to the federal acquisition and procurement process more specifically.
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Claude P. Goddard
Akerman Senterfitt Wickwire Gavin
Michael Bell
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ATK Thiokol
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The Program Management Systems Committee provides the Procurement Planning Committee with advice and recommendations on policy, regulation and law in matters regarding industry program management systems affected by government acquisition policy and regulations.
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Daniel Butler
Joseph Kusick
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Raytheon Company
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Committee Leadership:
Frederick Riccardi
ManTech International
James R. Hallo
Vice Chair
The MITRE Corporation
Industrial Committee for Program Management
The purpose of the ICPM is to provide a forum for senior program management representatives from the Defense Department and NDIA corporate member companies to periodically meet and review issues of common interest and concern. Topics for discussion include program management policies and procedures which impact military systems development, procurement and use. Broad objectives of the ICPM include: provide a continuing forum for government-industry discussions and exchange of views related to program management activities; discuss OSD and Service policies that affect relationships with suppliers; discuss emerging issues in government and industry that affect the readiness and capabilities of U.S. defense systems producers; cooperate on various projects of mutual benefit to the ICPM participants; and serve as an output-oriented government-industry body focused on analyzing problems and proposing solutions related to the management of acquisition programs.
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Doc Wants Change of Venue for Trial
By Mark Stodghill, Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.
Jul. 29–The defense attorney for a Duluth physician accused of sexually assaulting a female patient presented the court with 29 exhibits of newspaper stories and five exhibits of TV coverage of Dr. Javier De La Garza in arguing that his client can't get a fair trial in Douglas County because of the pretrial news coverage.
De La Garza, 52, a gastroenterologist with St. Luke's hospital, is charged with third-degree sexual assault, a felony. He is accused of having sexual intercourse with a patient without her consent on her parents' boat while docked at Barker's Island Marina in September 2006. According to the complaint against De La Garza, the patient was giving him a tour of the boat when he suggested giving her an exam. They went into the boat's cabin area, where the assault occurred, the complaint said.
The Douglas County district attorney's office had sought to admit testimony from the alleged victim and five other female patients of the defendant, who accused him of touching them inappropriately in a sexual manner while they were being treated by him at his office or in the hospital.
The other women's testimony was presented during hearings in Douglas County Circuit Court in February and May. De La Garza has not been charged with sexually assaulting any of the other women. Four of the women have brought civil lawsuits against the doctor claiming he engaged in harmful, offensive and illegal sexual contact with them with no reasonable medical purpose. They allege they suffered and continue to suffer physical pain, humiliation, mental anguish, anxiety and emotional distress.
Douglas County Circuit Judge Michael Lucci found that the relevance of the other women's testimony "does not measure up to any level near that of the danger of unfair prejudice that would result from its admission" and ruled earlier this month that the women's testimony not be admitted as evidence at De La Garza's trial.
"My real overriding fear, I guess, for my client is that the most recent articles in the paper referenced the other acts evidence being denied [admission at trial] by the court," Superior defense attorney Rick Gondik told the court Monday in arguing that the case not be heard by Douglas County jurors. "Obviously, the defense is pleased with that ruling. But the defense is also of the mind that a lot jurors think where there's smoke there's fire, and if they have evidence of five other allegations being made they would tend to be more leaning to the state and a finding of guilt."
Gondik wrote in his motion to have jurors outside Douglas County hear the case: "The pretrial publicity in this case and editorial comment, its quantity, frequency, prominence, content and details have so prejudiced the defendant's right to secure a fair and impartial trial as to require a change in the place of trial by empanelling a jury from another jurisdiction."
Gondik cited case law and said for the defense to succeed on its change of venue motion, it needn't show actual prejudice in the pretrial news coverage. The defense must only show that there is a reasonable probability of prejudice, he said.
Lucci told the parties that he could not overlook the fact that there has been extensive pretrial news coverage of the case. "And a good part of it relates to evidence which this court has decided is not admissible," he said.
Outside the courtroom after the hearing, Gondik said he has no preference as to whether Douglas County court personnel travel to another county to try the case or whether jurors from another county are brought to Superior to hear the case. He simply wants the jury to come from outside an area that receives newspapers or broadcast reports from Duluth and Superior.
Assistant Douglas County District Attorney James Boughner said the state is prepared to go to trial, but he would leave it "to the sound discretion of the court" whether to grant the defense's motion to have an outside jury hear the case.
If Lucci doesn't grant the change of venue motion, the trial is scheduled to start Aug. 11 in Superior. If he grants the motion, the trial will have to be rescheduled. He told the parties that he hopes to issue his ruling by the end of the week.
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Slow Food USA has announced that Richard McCarthy will join the organization as Executive Director. McCarthy has been a Slow Food USA member since 2001 and brings 17 years of executive leadership experience in the non-profit sector. He will begin on January 22, 2013.
"Richard's deep understanding of both food producers and consumers and his proven success in creating more joy and justice in communities around the US and the world is a perfect fit for Slow Food," said Katherine Deumling, Board Chair of Slow Food USA. "I am thrilled that he's joining our team and excited to see where his creativity and passion take Slow Food USA in this next chapter."
"I am humbled to have the opportunity to lead the organization that has inspired me for so many years to grow community through purposeful food programs," said Richard McCarthy. "In that sweet spot of tradition meeting innovation, Slow Food USA provides us all with the promise of a future where producers and consumers join hands for good, clean and fair food for all."
McCarthy is currently the Executive Director of Market Umbrella (www.marketumbrella.org), an internationally recognized non-profit mentor organization for markets, community building and sustainable economic development. Since he founded the organization in 1995, it has steadily grown and now serves 1,250 markets around the world. At the core of Market Umbrella is the Crescent City Farmers Market he co-founded in New Orleans. Under his leadership, it became one of the first farmers markets in the Deep South to accept public assistance benefit cards, resulting in a 400% increase in the use of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as food stamps) at the market.
"I am most delighted Richard will serve Slow Food USA as executive director," said Carlo Petrini, founder and president of Slow Food International. "He possesses a deep commitment to protecting our universal right to food and pleasure and is a proven advocate for the people who grow and prepare our food. The United States has a tremendous role - and responsibility - to play in leading the fight for good, clean and fair food, and we must continue to build momentum to realize the world we believe in."
"Richard McCarthy is nationally known and respected for his pragmatic, data-based and highly successful approach to making good food available to all through his work in farmers markets," said Ricardo Salvador, Director and Senior Scientist of Food and the Environment at the Union of Concerned Scientists and a member of the Slow Food USA committee that led the executive search. "His skills as a patient, visionary organizer and respectful leader will serve Slow Food USA well."
McCarthy earned his master's degree at the London School of Economics and is a graduate of The American University of London.
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Last Friday, the Second Circuit held that the presumption against extraterritoriality applies to criminal cases, resolving a key question left open by the United States Supreme Court in Morrison v. National Australia Bank, and sharply restricting the ability of United States criminal authorities to prosecute individuals and companies for conduct outside the United States. The opinion, issued in United States v. Vilar, closes one possible avenue for prosecution of foreign individuals and companies, but leaves open many questions in its wake.
In 2010, the Supreme Court in Morrison held that the plaintiffs in a private securities suit could not bring claims under Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act because the purchase of the relevant security did not take place on a United States exchange or otherwise qualify as a domestic transaction. Underlying the decision was the Supreme Court's reasoning that statutes enjoy a presumption against extraterritoriality, which can be rebutted only by a clear demonstration of Congressional intent. Because Section 10(b) did not clearly apply extraterritorially, it could not be invoked by the plaintiffs to pursue claims arising from foreign transactions.
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- 4 8-ounce portions fresh steelhead trout fillets
- 1/8 stick(s) butter
- 1/2 cup(s) flour
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) minced garlic
- 1/4 cup(s) dry white wine
- 2 cup(s) chicken broth
- 1/4 cup(s) capers, rinsed and drained
- 1 fresh lemon, ½ for juice and ½ for garnish
- Ground black pepper to taste
- Optional parsley for garnish
- In a large non-stick sauté pan, melt the butter over medium-high heat.
- Flour and dust the steelhead trout fillets and place them in the sauté pan.
- Cook the fillets for 2 minutes, turning the fillets once.
- Add the garlic and pepper to the pan and when the garlic starts to turn brown, deglaze with the wine.
- Add the chicken broth and capers and reduce by half.
- Turn the fish one more time and squeeze half the lemon over the fillets and sauce.
- Remove and garnish with lemon slices and parsley
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SonBridge Community Center offers Beth Moore Bible study
COLLEGE PLACE - SonBridge Community Center, 1200 S.E. 12th St., will host a Bible study series each week through March 16 entitled "Esther: It's Tough Being a Woman."
The study will take place at the center from noon to 1 p.m. beginning this Wednesday.
The event is led by Beth Moore, a Christian speaker and author, by DVD.
It will be facilitatd by Sherrice Croft and July Sanders Keymer.
To register or for more information, call 509-529-3100.
Christian Women's Connection to hold luncheon
DAYTON - Christian Women's Connection will host a luncheon from 11:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. at Wednesday at the Seneca Activity Center in Dayton.
For reservations or to cancel them, call Judy Jackson at 509-399-2005 by Monday.
Men are welcome at this special event. Bring your husband or a male friend.
Martin Venneberg, a former engineer at Boeing, will speak about problem-solving in an engineer's world.
Venneberg is a graduate of the University of Washington He enjos outdoor activities.
Music will be provided by singer Chuck Reeves.
The event is sponsored by Christian Women's Connection and Stonecroft Ministries.
Walla Walla Healing Rooms to be open for prayer Thursday
WALLA WALLA - Walla Walla Healing Rooms will be open for prayer for healing from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday at Pioneer House, 1018 Whitman St.
For more information, call Nelda Ocanaz at 509-301-4998 or go to www.wallawallahealingrooms.com.
Church is place to meet for support group on Thursday
WALLA WALLA - The Grandparents and Family Caregivers Support Group meets Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Patrick Church, St. John of the Cross Room, 408 W. Poplar St. Child care is provided. For information, call 509-522-8220.
New Hope Christian hosts singles Bible study Thursday
WALLA WALLA - New Hope Christian Church will hold a Bible study and game night for Christian singles from 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday.
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COLUMBIA CITY – Heavy fog gripped Whitley County roadways about 5 a.m. Friday, making morning travel hazardous. Visibility was well under one-quarter mile in spots.
Motorists are advised to factor in the fog with their travel plans early Friday.
Conditions were expected to steadily improve by 9 a.m.
The fog was leaving behind a picturesque coating of hoar frost on the landscape.
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COLUMBIA CITY – The general consensus in Whitley County, Indiana is if six more weeks of winter is like this ... then bring it on!
A very mild winter has been experienced locally to date, and this week's temperatures of 15 to 20 degrees above normal adds to early spring fever.
Most of the groundhog oracles today were pointing to an early springtime, but at least one was predicting 6 more weeks of "winter."
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TRI-LAKES – The Tri-Lakes Lions Club is hosting a Fish & Tenderloin Fry as a fund-raising activity Saturday, Feb. 4 from 4 to 7 p.m.
The all-you-can-eat dinner, beverage and dessert will be at the Tri-Lakes Lions Hall, located on Colony Avenue, just east of Shriner Lake and near the south side of Round Lake.
"We are asking that people bring canned food items to be donated to support a local food pantry in Columbia City," noted Lion Larry Weiss.
COLUMBIA CITY — Already a part of the ever-advancing New Tech Network, Eagle Tech Academy (ETA) is still finding ways to break new ground. On Wednesday and Thursday, ETA hosted the National New Tech Leadership Residency, a workshop for New Tech directors, administrators and staff members who will be opening New Tech schools next year.
ETA is the first school to host the conference during its inaugural year. According to Principal Brady Mullett, approximately 50 individuals are attending, representing half of the roughly 28 schools beginning programs next year.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Whitko's girls basketball seniors took the court for the last time at home Wednesday night against Triton. Unfortunately, the Lady Wildcats didn't walk away with a victory, falling to the Lady Trojans, 55-45.
Whitko's six seniors — Karissa Olinske, Micaela Sylvester, Katee Reiff, Lynsi Hicks, Cassie Jones and Megan Zumbrun — combined for 36 of the Lady 'Cats' 45 points.
Sylvester, Reiff and Jones are all four-year varsity letter winners and Olinske has three years of experience.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City Common Council typically meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. The meeting, which usually would have been scheduled for Jan. 10 did not happen, as the Mayor, council members and even the clerk-treasurer were away trying to become better leaders for the city. They were attending the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns (IACT) Conference in Indianapolis.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County's most volatile hot-button issue for the past year or more has been wind energy — to embrace the possible arrival of 400-foot-high wind turbines or tell the companies who market the wind harnessers "no thank you, we don't want them."
While both sides of this heated debate have been represented through the myriad public hearings and committee meetings, it appears the squeakiest wheel in the debate is about to be lubricated more thoroughly than a wind turbine's gearbox.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Luise Barbara Germann Pook, 95, passed away peacefully Friday night, Jan. 27, 2012, at home. She was born Feb. 11, 1916, in Cleveland, a daughter of the late Dr. Albert F. O. Germann, Sr. and Ida Helene (Meinke) Germann.
A graduate of Cleveland East High School in 1933, she attended Flora Stone Mather College of Western Reserve University from 1933-36.
After moving to South Whitley and helping start her father's business, she completed her bachelor's degree at Manchester College in 1940.
Mary E. Grant, 90, of Columbia City, passed away peacefully with her loving family near her on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012, at Parkview Whitley Hospital, Columbia City.
Born April 23, 1921, in Columbia City, she was the daughter of Joseph and Bertha Ann (Bush) Sheets.
Raised in Columbia City, she resided in Larwill, Blue Lake, Smith Township, South Whitley and Indianapolis with son Barry Graves, before returning to Columbia City.
COLUMBIA CITY — Olga Wilson, 81, of Columbia City, died at 10:24 a.m. Monday, Jan. 30, 2012, at Parkview Oaks where she had been a resident since Nov. 12, 2011.
She was born Aug. 28, 1930, in Chicago, a daughter of Bert and Albertina (Anderson) Fahlstrom. Her formative years were spent in Chicago.
On July 15, 1950, she was united in marriage to Lester F. "Red" Wilson in Chicago.
They moved to Columbia City in 1960. Red preceded Olga in death on April 26, 2006.
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Chennai's top-notch designer Rehane to participate in Indian Premier London Fashion Week
She put Chennai on the national fashion map way back in 2003. Now, the city's famous designer Rehane Yavar Dhala hopes to make an impression in the international fashion circuit as well by participating in the first season of the Indian Premier London Fashion Week.
"Anatolia", her latest line showcased at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week recently, travels to the West for the pageant scheduled this week. A collection that celebrates the design aesthetic of Asia Minor with distinct Turkish flourishes, "Anatolia" is quintessentially Rehane. It displays a deft mix of embroidery and hand craft techniques and plays with texture, colour and silhouette. Incidentally, London is one of the two international destinations Rehane is excited about currently. Last weekend, her clothes were selected to be showcased at "Blueprint", a trade exposition organised in Singapore. In a free-wheeling chat, the oh-so-thrilled designer speaks about her London dreams. Excerpts:
The Next big thing
Yes, for me, it's London. A very trend-centric market, I'm happy to be showing there. I'm looking at London from a purely business perspective. There's a market out there for those who experiment with fashion — which is what I'm doing. A bunch of new-age designers from India are participating in the event that opens with Rohit Gandhi-Rahul Khanna and closes with Narendra Kumar Ahmed.
Double agents!
I've tied up with two major agents who will liaise with the buying houses in the West. When I mean business, it makes sense to identify the right routes. And this is the first big step I've taken. They are positive about the reception to my clothes in the West, so soon I'll see my clothes filling up some racks in the stores in London. Production pressure will shoot up. But I've taken the plunge. And the West is very stringent and unforgiving when it comes to quality, so I can't take chances. There are a hundred other players out there. And I know I'm not John Galliano!
All about Anatolia
It has a very Turkish influence. The silhouettes are fresh and a whole lot of textures and embroidery has been used. Intricate cutwork patterns run through a major part of the line. I've done layering using striped fabrics for visual interest. From the soft shimmer of twill silk and georgette, the line progresses to a velvet-predominant section that appeals to the overseas market. It's a huge jump in terms of sensibility, but that's how fashion works. What appeals locally is not what clicks abroad. I can say that from my experience with my clued-in clientele in the Middle East as well.
Cheap chic?
No way. If foreign buyers look at Indian designers as the go-to for cheap chic, I'd wish to correct them. They must understand that what they get is a fine package that includes fine cuts, exciting palette, stylish silhouette, good finish and luxurious fabric. All this with the most exquisite handwork!
Fashion is fun
I've no lofty vision when I'm doing a line. I simply follow my heart. I'm having a lot of fun with fashion. The fashion pageants have taught me that you can't please everyone and that there is a market for everything — from crazy to classy. I will continue with my adventures in fashion.
Changing Chennai
It's great to see people taking to fashion as a profession — rather than a pastime. Gone are the days when women cleared their backyard, hired two tailors and had an aunt to supply stuff from Hyderabad or Kolkata. Now, they are open to taking risks, renting out spaces and establishing themselves professionally. There's a sea change in attitude thanks to the burgeoning market. Everyone wants a piece of exclusivity!
Close to my heart
This is the city that gave me all. It makes me proud to represent this southern city at an international pageant. But looking beyond fashion, I want to be part of any endeavour to clean up the Cooum. Also, I would love to see a textile museum set up in Chennai. Our unique cotton weaves, Kancheepuram silks, Madras checks… there must be a museum to preserve their history.
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Like Mike: Tech wins shootout after Leach fired
SAN ANTONIO No questions about Mike Leach. No questions about Adam James.
Those were the ground rules Texas Tech quarterback Steven Sheffield laid down Saturday night after saving the day in a thrilling Alamo Bowl victory that his fired head coach would've loved.
Let him enjoy it somewhere else, the Red Raiders said. This isn't his team anymore.
"I looked up in the stands and I saw signs about Team Leach. Bring Leach back," Sheffield said. "Leach ain't coming back. That's how it is."
After a week like that, the Red Raiders can finally unwind a little.
With everyone still talking about Leach - and who can blame them? - the Red Raiders blocked out the distractions and rallied to beat Michigan State 41-31 in front of an anxious, almost angry crowd that clearly wanted their "Head Pirate" back on the sideline.
They also wanted James gone. Texas Tech fired Leach on Wednesday amid allegations that he mistreated James, son of ESPN analyst Craig James, after the sophomore wide receiver was diagnosed with a concussion.
James declined comment after a night in which fans booed him so loud, it drowned out the marching band at halftime. He was flanked by two security guard as Texas Tech (9-4) celebrated and looked relaxed for the first time since arriving in San Antonio.
The Red Raiders heard the boos. They saw the posters - "Man up, Adam!" among them.
But offensive lineman Brandon Carter had a message for fans: James isn't the one to blame.
"This was not the first situation," Carter said. "This was just the last straw. Sooner or later, something was going to come out. Adam is part of our family. Hopefully, this washes over for Adam and he can stay and he won't have to go."
Interim coach Ruffin McNeill said he also was disappointed in James' reception.
"I wish the fans would not boo our kids," McNeill said. "Things happen in life. They're kids, man."
The tone of the crowd changed after the win. A chorus of "Ruffin! Ruffin!" went out in a thank-you to Leach's defensive coordinator, who navigated the Red Raiders through a week the school is desperate to forget.
The controversy surrounding Leach didn't even quiet long enough to let Saturday belong to the game.
Hours before kickoff, Texas Tech released an affidavit in which school athletic trainer Steve Pincock says he told James he was "sorry" for having placed the player inside an equipment shed near the practice field. Pincock told Tech officials he didn't agree with that "form of treatment for anyone."
Just another layer to a bowl game that cornered the market on turmoil.
No bowl teams in the country kicked off with more upheaval than Texas Tech and Michigan State (6-7). Leach's firing did Michigan State the favor of drawing attention from its own black eye: 14 players who didn't make the trip in the wake of a Nov. 22 dormitory brawl.
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Jul 10, 2013
Inter-state relations in the Northeast Asian region have changed drastically in recent years thanks to the rapidly evolving new equations among China, Japan and South Korea. The visit made by the newly elected South Korean President Park Geun-hye to Beijing in the last week of June highlighted the changing strategic equations between South Korea and China.
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Jun 26, 2013
Northeast Asia associate Shihoko Goto discusses how a lack of political opposition to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may hamper the country's growth in the longer term in World Politics Review. http://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/articles/13053/abe-brings-japan-political-stability-but-at-high-cost
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Northeast Asia associate Shihoko Goto discusses how Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could expand his economic policy plans to boost the power of Japanese women in the workplace in the Japan Times. http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/05/22/commentary/why-abenomics-hurts-women/#.UcuFpJz3Mno
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Ok, there are lots of threads floating around about the "best" cruiser, the "best" racer, etc. In your humble opinion, what is the best looking production sailboat? I'm partial to the Pearson Triton and Vanguard, and the Allied Seabreeze. The last time I was in the market to buy a boat, I was looking at an Oday Tempest; I didn't make an offer (she was a mess), but the Admiral had expressed her displeasure by noting that it "looked like Popeye's boat." Exactly. Its winter, so dare to dream.
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Ok, so if I dare to dream...how about a Hinckley DS42. I don't know if you would consider it a production boat, but it sure is pretty.
Works for me. I was on one of those at a boat show and couldn't stop drooling. btw, your photo reminds of a skipper, brave and sure I once knew. Is that expression on your face the result of seeing the Hinckley price tag?
Most happy boat owners would quickly answer "mine" to your question :D
Any PSC, but inparticular, the 37 is awlful pretty
Oh and I would have said mine, but it's been out of production for 30 yrs
Hinckley Bermuda 40...a yawl of course.
Resdog, my thoughts "almost" exactly. It would certainly include "classic" lines. Here goes: Spirit 54. Don't know how to attach photos so here's a link:
PSC 37? Is that Pacific Seacraft?
Never saw the Spirit boats before. They look classic above the waterline, but below they look very up to date. The deck and interior look stunning as well. I posted this thread just to get info on boats just like that. Thanks.
I second PoopDeckPappy's thoughts...PSC makes some very beautiful boats.
For example, the Flicka! It may not be THE BEST looking, but's darn cute!
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- Place cream cheese and milk in a blender container. Cover and blend until combined. Add ice cream, cranberry sauce, and the 1 cup cranberries. Cover and blend until nearly smooth, stopping to scrape down sides if necessary. Serve immediately. If desired, garnish with sugared cranberries. Makes 4 (8-ounce) servings.
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After the introduction of the turbocharged 4-cylinder engine in the xDrive28i last year, there is little change in the line for 2014. The Technology Package now includes USB connectivity and Bluetooth with smartphone integration. The Navigation/iDrive system gets some further refinements. Some packages and availability are shuffled.
2013 sees the introduction of a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that replaces the naturally aspirated (non-turbo) inline-6 in past xDrive28i models. Although this engine is smaller, it creates the same amount of horsepower and more torque than the former 6-cylinder engine, while attaining better fuel economy: up to 28 mpg on the highway.
With an all-new X3 in 2011, the changes for the 2012 BMW X3 are little more than tweaks to an already well-received SUV redesign.
The 2011 BMW X3 offers more of everything: It's larger, more refined inside and out, comes with more standard equipment, more power underhood...and, in xDrive28i form, starts for less than the previous generation.
For model year 2010, the Panoramic Moonroof becomes a stand alone option or can be had by ordering the Premium Package.
Changes for the 2009 BMW X3 are mostly visual, with new 17- and 18-inch wheel designs, new interior trim and fabric options and new color choices.
BMW calls the 2015 X3 SUV a "sports-activity vehicle." It's a bit of marketing-speak that'd be harder to swallow if there weren't a hint of truth to it. The 2015 BMW X3 continues to stand out against rivals like the Mercedes-Benz GLK, Acura RDX and Cadillac SRX, thanks to a dynamic driving nature that makes it feel more like one of the company's sport sedans than a big SUV. This year, BMW adds a diesel option with the X3 xDrive28d, further enhancing the line's fuel economy. On the other end, the 2015 BMW X3 sDrive28i is a new base model only available with rear-wheel drive, a first for the X3.


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This 2 bedroom, 1 bath year-round third floor flat is located in the scenic New England town of Madison, Connecticut on Long Island Sound. This 1000 square foot third floor guest home is part of a stately old summer house built in 1918. Master bedroom has own cable television and king bed with plenty of closet and bureau space. 2nd bedroom includes bunk bed with double lower and trundle bed if needed. Large living room with cable TV, full dining area, and full kitchen. Bathroom with shower. Sun on hardwood floors throughout. Deck next to tidal marsh great for bird watching or relaxing with a book. During summer months, ask about use of above ground pool as part of your experience.
This flat is centrally located, yet tucked away in a wooded enclave. It is within a 10 minute walk of local town beaches as well as the in-town independent theatre. A fine French Bistro can be found a block away, right behind the local Audubon Shop. Hammonasett State Park is only a mile up the road.
Madison is one of a series of small seashore towns where boating, beaches, swimming, and gorgeous water views keep visitors coming back year after year.
Day trips to Providence and Newport Rhode Island, Old Essex CT, Yale/New Haven and Mystic Seaport and Aquarium, as well as Lake Compounce (the oldest continuously operating amusement park in North America) are among the local venues for daytrips.
Madison is fortunate to have an independent theatre and one of America's finest independent book stores, RJ Julia. And of course there is a diverse selection of restaurants in Madison and surrounding towns. If you are bringing children, the town of Madison hosts a variety of summer camps (sailing, soccer, swimming etc.). Horseback riding camps for children and lessons for adults minutes away at fabulous Guilford Riding School. After a fun-filled day, visit Stone Temple Sanctuary for a relaxing massage. They are located just down the street from this conveniently located rental!
I have lived all around the world and am happy to be settling with my family by the seashore in New England. A beautiful place to live or vacation.
Languages spoken: English, French, German
Christine Frick purchased this apartment in 2010
Grew up spending the summers in Madison with my grandmother. Now that I own a family residence with a third floor guest home attached here in Madison, I would like others to have the opportunity to build New England seashore memories. Whether in the autumn, winter, spring, or summer, Madison is beautiful any season.
Woning met eigen opgang aan de kust van Madison.Zeer grote woon/eetkamer en woonkeuken voorzien van alle apparatuur. 2 slaapkamers, geschikt voor 4-5 personen.
Erg schoon, goed en groot bed en een wasmachine met droger wat erg handig is.
In de keuken is alles aanwezig om zelf te koken.Supermarkt op 5 minuten rijden.Het centrum van Madison is vlakbij.
De eigenaar woont in een ander gedeelte van het huis en is zeer hulpvaardig en altijd bereikbaar.
Het tot stand komen van de huur overeenkomst ging moeiteloos en 2 weken tevoren kreeg ik automatisch bericht met aanwijzingen voor de aankomst en de route vanaf de luchthaven in New York.
Ik zou het huis zeker aanraden.Erg geschikt als uitvalsbasis om de Oostkust van Connecticut te verkennen.Interessant is Newport op 2 uur rijafstand met de grote Mansions,natuur park met wandelingen op 1 km, het strand en mooie routes langs de kust.
Clinton Outlet op 20 min.
Wij waren er 4 dagen ivm bezoek van vrienden, ik kan het huis van harte aanbevelen.
This is a delightful place to base exploring the CT shore and surrounding small towns. The apartment was wonderful. Criss has thought of everything - beach towels (bigger than my own bathroom towels!), a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, a lovely bathroom, a comfy living room. The wood floors are exquisite and have been lovingly restored. It is the kind of place I wish I owned as my own home - that's how at home we were! Criss checked on us to make sure that we find the house, met and welcomed us, and provided lots of good local information. The photos are accurate but the real thing is better! My only regret is we stayed for a short two nights! Thank you so much, Criss, and family!
This was a adorable apt but had a lot of steps. But for the space and the price well worth it! We had a wonderful time in Connecticut. Apt close to the town, beach and our relatives. Thanks Criss for being available when needed and taking some time to chat with us before we left. We had a wonderful stay and look forward to renting from you again next summer.
Hopefully daughter will have more art work to show you til then.
Christine et Nick sont des hôtes exceptionnels, ils comblent et prévoient tous vos besoins. L'appartement est grand, très propre et climatisé. Dans la cour arrière vous apprécierez comme nous le patio '' Deck '', très agréable pour prendre un p'tit 5 à 7 et surtout pour admirer les oiseaux en grandes variétés (cardinaux, oiseaux mouches et autres).
La municipalité de Madison est très accueillante, les gens sont gentils. Cette municipalité est très active, concerts extérieurs le samedi.
Les plages sont belles, avec quelques vagues, mes enfants de 10 et 13 ans ont très appréciés. Les petites rues près de la plage sont belles à visiter, il y a de belles maisons typiquement américaines.
À 20 minutes de Madison, il y a la municipalité de New Haven, vous pouvez prendre le train pour New-York, centre-ville, station Grand terminal. La durée de 2 hres passe très vite dans ce train climatisé. Le coût pour 4 personnes 100$ aller-retour, pour les moins de 12 ans, le coût est de 2$ . En auto, il faut prévoir le même temps pour ce rendre.
Pour ceux qui aiment les '' Outlet '' il y en a deux très gros un à Clinton (Premium Outlet) et l'autre à Westbrook (Tanger Outlet), à une sortie du premier sur la 95. Les deux sont à 15 minutes de la résidence.
En sommes, nous avons vraiment apprécié cet endroit, je vous la recommande fortement, pour ceux qui aiment la tranquillité, les plages et le magasinage....
Bonnes vacances...chanceux !!!
This is a great apartment in a great town, close to shops but still within reasonable walking or biking distance from the beach. The apartment is very spacious and has all the amenities. The only caveat is that it does require walking several steps. However, once you get there you are on top of the world.
Our weeks visit was really fun and relaxing at the same time. The owners are helpful and accommodating. Whatever was needed they provided. We walked every night into town for our daily "Smiley" frozen yogurt treat, easy walk. You are 10 minutes from I-95 and we often choose Rt 1 (Boston Post Rd.) just to enjoy the towns. Found a super place to eat, very large portions and fair price for yummy food! Leon's in Westbrook, just 10-15mins east on Rt. 1. The apartment was very spacious and loved the wood floors, loved the accent rugs even more. Thank you for all the small touches: washer/dryer w/ soap too, plenty of towels...etc. Super stay, will look forward to staying again.
This is a perfect rental for weekend retreats, get togethers, get aways, and weeklong/month vacations! 10 minute walk to Madison's independent theater, fine dining, Long Island Sound beaches, Madison village shopping, and the library.
This flat is on the main street through the town of Madison, yet it is on a two acre wooded property that tucks it away into privacy. Bird watch from your deck that overlooks the tidal marsh.There is an above ground pool that is available to use on request. Lawn games are also at your disposal.
Relax with a book on your deck overlooking the tidal marsh, or stroll the beach or the sidewalks in town. There is something for everyone in your group to enjoy.
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Two of three parachutes malfunctioned during a test flight of a prototype moon rocket earlier this week, NASA reported on Friday.
The problem caused major damage to the Ares I-X booster, which became dented while slamming into the Atlantic Ocean harder than expected during its first test launch.
The agency successfully launched its experimental Ares I-X rocket from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday. The 327-foot rocket became the first new vehicle to launch from the complex since the first shuttle launch in 1981.
Bob Ess, the mission manager, said the damage to the Ares I-X booster is immaterial because it was not intended to fly again. Furthermore, the problem does not detract from the overall success of Wednesday's flight, he said.
"Don't play this too much," Ess told reporters.
"The parachute thing was like 'Hey, look at that.' We're not worried about that. There's no investigation. There's no unusual thing we're doing. We're just going through our usual post (flight) tests," he said.
All three parachutes on the first-stage booster opened after the two-minute flight, although one rapidly deflated while another only partially deployed. This meant the booster was essentially brought down by the equivalent of 1 1/2 parachutes.
The recovered booster arrived back at port Friday, but engineers won't know for sure what caused the malfunction until parts are inspected early next week.
Ess said the parachutes themselves might be to blame for the failure.
Early indications are that the rocket was "rock solid" during liftoff, he said, with no troublesome shaking from the thrust. Some were concerned last year that the launch vibrations could be excessive.
A definitive conclusion will come once engineers retrieve the data recorder and conduct weeks of analysis, Ess said.
NASA's $445 million flight test was the initial step in the agency's campaign to return astronauts to the moon. However, the White House may change course and abandon the Ares I in favor of other rockets and destinations.
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Henry Scott, 1st Earl of Deloraine
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13 3/4 in. x 9 7/8 in. (350 mm x 252 mm) plate size
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- Henry Scott, 1st Earl of Deloraine (1676-1730), Soldier; son of James Scott, Duke of Monmouth and Buccleuch. Sitter in 6 portraits.
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- John Closterman (1660-1711). Artist associated with 62 portraits.
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DMK president M Karunanidhi, whose party drew a blank in the recent Lok Sabha polls, today called for "healthy debates" on Proportional Representation of parties in Parliament.
He said while BJP's vote share at the national level was 31%, it had won 282 seats, but its rival Congress with 19.3% vote share had netted just 44 constituencies.
AIADMK and CPI(M) had a vote share of 3.3 per cent each at the national level, but the ruling party in Tamil Nadu had won 37 seats while the Left party had come out winning in nine, he wrote in the party mouthpiece 'Murasoli.' At the all-India level, DMK got a vote share of 1.70% and the same was the case with BJD of Orissa also, but the Naveen Patnaik-led party won 20 seats while DMK drew a blank, he pointed out and remarked that such were the "strange" things election statistics throw up.
But for countries that were erstwhile British colonies, many others were following the Proportional Representation system, wherein they get allocation in Parliaments according to their vote share and after which the political parties nominate members, Karunanidhi added.
He said DMK founder C N Annadurai had argued for Proportional Representation and though it did not find support initially, many national parties were now talking about it.
"Healthy debates should be held across the country on this issue and our democracy should be strengthened further," he said.
Seeking to enthuse his supporters in the face of a complete rout in the April 24 elections, Karunanidhi said DMK had gone through ups and downs earlier and exhorted them to work with the party's founding principles of "Duty, Discipline and Dignity" and strengthen it at the grassroots level even as Assembly elections are due in another two years.


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