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Josef Newgarden has watched replays of his failed attempt to pass Dario Franchitti in Turn 1 at Long Beach and is certain he'd do nothing differently.
The 21-year-old rookie from Nashville started on the front of Sunday's race next to the four-time IndyCar champion and made a bold move to pass Franchitti on the outside. It was a narrow passing zone to begin with, and Newgarden wound up in a tire barrier in a race-ending crash.
"I have seen it. I've seen all the angles now, and I feel the same way I felt in the car - I wouldn't do anything differently," Newgarden told The Associated Press.
"I think it was a good legitimate move; the way I executed it just didn't work out."
Why it didn't work out is up for debate.
Franchitti said after the race he didn't believe he made contact with Newgarden, and IndyCar race director Beaux Barfield said officials found replays inconclusive.
"I thought it was fairly brave," Franchitti said Sunday. "I braked fairly late. I was on the edge. He tried to go right around the outside and ended up in the tires, and that was it. I don't think there was any contact."
But Newgarden, who won five races last season while claiming the Indy Lights championship, is confident Franchitti hit him.
"Oh, 100 percent, I think it was pretty clear on the video," Newgarden said. "When the car swings around that hard - absolutely there was contact. It was very violent in the car; when I got hit, it was pretty hard."
He seemed understanding with IndyCar's explanation that officials couldn't see anything definitive that warranted penalizing Franchitti.
"Camera angles can be so deceiving," Newgarden said. "It's hard to be an official and try to officiate that kind of stuff. If (Barfield) doesn't see anything he's sure about, then that's the call he made. It's hard to pick it up on camera, but I know it was a hard hit. It just doesn't look as hard on camera."
Newgarden and Franchitti spoke Monday, the day after the race, at an appearance for all Honda drivers. Newgarden declined to reveal what was discussed.
"It was fine. We're fine. I think we're on OK terms," Newgarden said. "It's racing. There's going to be more racing like that, and I'm sure I'll be racing with him again this year."
What Newgarden lacks in IndyCar experience he more than makes up for with confidence in himself and his Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing team. He impressed veterans with his poise in the season-opening race at St. Petersburg and has quickly adapted to IndyCar after only three race weekends.
He just missed out on advancing to the Fast Six round of qualifying at Long Beach, a slip he blames on himself for being too comfortable after posting such a fast lap in the first session. Because all the Chevrolet drivers were penalized for engine changes, Newgarden was moved up to the front row at the start, next to Franchitti.


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Identifying Images and User Interface Elements
This section explains how to design applications to help satisfy the following Section 508 standards:
1194.21(d) Sufficient information about a user interface element including the identity, operation and state of the element shall be available to assistive technology. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text.
1194.21(l) When electronic forms are used, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues.
1194.22(a) A text equivalent for every non-text element shall be provided (e.g., via "alt", "longdesc", or in element content).
1194.22(g) Row and column headers shall be identified for data tables.
1194.22(n) When electronic forms are designed to be completed on-line, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues.
Ensure that all user interface elements have descriptive labels. PeopleTools provides the ability to add labels to user interface elements, but it does not automatically insert labels. You must add them manually.
User interface elements include functional images, page controls (such as push buttons and edit boxes), grids, group boxes, and scroll areas. Functional images include image buttons and links and images that convey meaningful information, such as status. Meaningful labels are vital for blind or visually impaired users so that they can understand the meaning of an image through screen readers. Image labels also clarify the meaning of images for sighted users, because the labels appear as mouse-over text in some browsers. Decorative images, such as invisible spacer files or images that do not serve a functional purpose other than to provide visual interest, should have blank labels.
Note: When you assign labels to images in PeopleSoft Application Designer, PeopleTools generates alternate text (<ALT> HTML tags) based on the labels at runtime. These labels are visible to all users as mouse-over text in some browsers, regardless of whether the system administrator makes the accessibility features available to users in PeopleTools Security.
Oracle recommends that you use the browser zoom utility, as opposed to the text zoom, to avoid distortion on the page. If the text zoom is used, the text becomes larger, but the corresponding buttons, grids, and so on, do not change, so the page becomes distorted.
This section discusses how to:
Create meaningful label text.
Assign labels to user interface elements.
Remove labels from decorative images.
Provide text equivalents for charts and graphs.
Assign labels for grid columns and rows.
Assign titles and summaries for grids and scroll areas.
Hide labels.
Using pop-up message windows for important information.
Creating Meaningful Label Text
This section provides general guidelines for creating label text, but this information is not meant to be a complete discussion about text. You should consult other resources, as well.
Follow these general guidelines when you create label text to assign to user interface elements:
Use descriptive text that explains the specific function or purpose of the user interface element.
For example, do not create a link labeled "Click here." Use a descriptive label, such as "Return to Previous Page."
Use unique labels for all images and controls on a page.
Many screen readers generate lists of the various controls (such as buttons and links) on a page to make it easier for users to navigate without having to tab through the entire page. If two buttons on a page have the same name, users may not be able to determine which one they need from the list that is generated by the screen reader.
For example, if you create a page to send an email, do not include a "Find" link for the To field and another "Find" link for the CC field. In a screen reader, the list of links displays two "Find" links but no additional information to differentiate between them.
Note: Within grids, the same fields, buttons, and links appear in every row. However, these are not considered duplicates because screen readers typically read the row number with each label (for example, "row 1 Details link," "row 2 Details link," and so on).
Avoid using abbreviations in labels.
Screen readers read abbreviations differently. For example, some read Nbr as a word and others read it as individual letters, either of which could confuse users.
Avoid using punctuation and symbols in labels.
Screen readers interpret symbols differently. For example, some read # as number and some read it as pound.
Do not modify formatting styles to add color, bold, or italicized text to labels because screen readers do not recognize formatting changes.
Do not use device-dependent language such as "Click" in link text.
Not all users use a mouse, so the word click can be misleading.
Assigning Labels to User Interface Elements
To assign labels to user interface elements:
Open the properties for the image or page control in PeopleSoft Application Designer.
On the Label tab, select the type of label, and enter or select the label text.
Label types include a message from the Message Catalog, custom label text, or the RFT long or RFT short label if the image or control is associated with a record field. (Not all label types are available for all types of controls.) The Message Catalog is the preferred source of label text because it can be translated. The Message Catalog contains labels for the following types of page elements: folder tabs, scroll left and right buttons, hide and show grid tabs, prompt buttons, expand and collapse grid buttons, group boxes, and scroll areas.
Follow these principles when choosing the type of label:
For buttons and links that perform a function, choose a label that describes the function (for example, Search or Save).
For data entry fields, choose a label that describes what to enter in the field.
If an image displays text, choose a label that is exactly the same as the text in the image.
If an image is not active but conveys information, choose a label that conveys the same information (for example, a description of the status).
If an image is redundant or conveys no information, leave the label blank.
Guidelines for Data Entry Field Labels
To ensure that screen readers read data entry field labels properly, use the following general guidelines when creating field labels:
Avoid repeating group box labels in the field labels within the group box.
When you include fields within a group box, screen readers read the group box label before each field label within the group box.
Avoid adding additional text after the field that explains information about what the user should enter.
Screen readers do not typically read this type of text with the field labels. Instead, a user must specifically command the screen reader to read the entire page or a particular area of the page. As an alternative to including additional text after the field, make the field label more descriptive.
Do not use static text or a second independent field as the label for a data entry field.
Doing so may cause confusion for some blind or visually impaired users because not all screen readers interpret these situations correctly. Always assign the label to the field in the properties for that field.
Do not insert a text field above a column of entry fields to simulate a table and column heading.
Instead, assign a unique label to each field or use a grid, if appropriate.
Size edit boxes, long edit boxes, and drop-down list boxes so that the full contents are visible without horizontal scrolling.
Place labels close to the corresponding fields.
For edited boxes, long edited boxes, and drop-down list boxes, place labels to the left (or above) the field. For check boxes and radio buttons, place labels to the right.
Note: Do not place entry fields between radio buttons. This placement may interfere with how screen readers read the radio buttons.
Guidelines for Push Buttons and Links
If links are close together, include a vertical separator ( | ) between links to help users differentiate between the links on the screen.
Removing Labels from Decorative Images
If images have no information to convey to users and do not serve as navigation, they should not have labels. Images used as spacers, such as invisible GIFs, also should not have labels.
To remove labels from images:
Open the properties for the image in PeopleSoft Application Designer.
On the Label tab, set the Label Text Type field to Static Text.
Delete any characters from the Text field if it is present.
You do not need to enter a space. Leave the Text field blank.
Providing Text Equivalents for Charts and Graphs
Charts and graphs present data as images or client-side image maps with links to navigate to details about the data. Because charts and graphs typically display significant amounts of data, providing alternate text labels for the chart or graph images is usually not enough to make the data accessible to people using screen readers. To make charts and graphs accessible:
Do not use ASCII images to display charts and graphics; use the objects that are provided in PeopleTools.
Do not use color alone to convey information in charts and graphs.
See Providing Alternatives to Color Coding to Convey Meaning.
Provide textual information to describe the content of charts and graphs.
You can insert a static text field to describe the charts and graphs, but also consider displaying the underlying table information of the chart or graph in a grid format in Accessible Layout mode. This method ensures that users in Accessible Layout mode get the same information that the chart or graphic image conveys.
Note: The label that you specify on the Label tab of the Chart Properties dialog box is for information-only and does not appear at runtime. This label appears on the control order list on the Order tab of the page definition and any page definition report that you print.
Assigning Labels for Grid Columns and Rows
When you create grids, make sure that you include column headings for all visible columns, including columns that contain images and links. In addition, avoid adding grid controls (such as scroll actions). Grid controls that you add are not included automatically within the page area that is skipped by the PeopleTools-generated page anchor.
Column headings and their alignment are derived from the label text that you select on the Label tab in the properties for the page control or page field that you assign to the column. Therefore, you must make sure that the associated page controls or data entry fields have appropriate labels, according to the guidelines in the preceding sections. Also make sure that you select the Show Column Headings (runtime) check box on the Label tab in the Grid Properties dialog box.
If adding column headings will interfere with usability for sighted users, you can hide the grid column titles so that they appear only in Accessible Layout mode by adding PeopleCode that renames the column headings at runtime.
You can also assign row headings, which number the rows at runtime. The row headings option is selected by default. To assign the row headings, select the Show Row Headings (runtime) check box on the Label tab in the Grid Properties dialog box.
Assigning Titles and Summaries for Grids and Scroll Areas
Include titles and descriptive summaries for all grids and scroll areas. To do this:
Open the properties for the grid or scroll area in PeopleSoft Application Designer.
On the Label tab, select the Display Title check box.
Click the Properties button for the display title to open the Title Properties dialog box.
Enter the Label text that you want to appear in the title:
- Type
Select the type of label text to appear in the navigation bar.
Message Catalog: Select this option to use a message in the Message Catalog as the title.
Static: Select this option to manually enter text as the title.
- Text
Enter the text to appear as the title of the scroll area. This field is enabled when you select Static as the Label Text type.
- Message Set/Number
Enter the message set number and message number of the message in the Message Catalog to appear as the title of the scroll area. This field is enabled when you select Message Catalog as the Label Text type.
Click OK to return to the Label tab in the properties.
Click the Properties button in the Summary group box to open the Summary Properties dialog box.
Note: The default value of the summary matches the title. However, you should add a more detailed description of the contents of the grid or scroll area to make the summary more useful in Accessible Layout mode.
Clear the Default to Title check box to activate the other Summary options.
Enter static text or enter a message set and number to use text from the Message Catalog.
Click OK twice.
Hiding Labels
In some cases you might want to hide labels so that they do not appear on screen but are still read by screen readers in Accessible Layout mode. For example, a currency field that appears to the right of an amount field may not require a visible label for sighted users. However, blind users often navigate to fields from a list of fields that the screen reader generates, so each field requires a label. In addition, you can hide grid column labels if making them visible will interfere with usability for sighted users. When you hide grid column labels, they still appear in Accessible Layout mode.
To hide labels while still enabling screen readers to access them:
Open the properties for the page control or page field in PeopleSoft Application Designer.
On the Label tab, make sure that a label is selected and change the style to PTTRANSPARENT.
This style is set up to be invisible except for users in Accessible Layout mode.
Note: If you use PTTRANSPARENT for a check box label, make sure that no fields are close to the check box label, even though it is transparent, because it might overlap the field.
Using Pop-Up Message Windows for Important Information
If you use a field or an HTML area to display text that contains important information, such as error messages, use PeopleCode to display the message in a pop-up window in Accessible Layout mode. Screen readers do not typically read display-only field values unless a user specifically commands the screen reader to read the entire page or a particular area of the page.
The following example shows how to create this type of PeopleCode:
If All(&CAL_FINAL_TS) Then If GetUserOption("PPTL", "ACCESS") = "A" Then MessageBox(%MsgStyle_OK, "", 17000, 407, ""); End-If; &rs0(1).DERIVED_GP.TEXT254.Value = MsgGetText(17000, 407, ""); &rs0(1),DERIVED_GP.TEXT254.Visible = True; Else


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LOVELACE, A Rock Opera wins 3/4 LA Weekly Theatre Awards!
Very proud to announce that "Lovelace, A Rock Opera" won three out of the four categories it was nominated for at the 2008 LA Weekly Theatre Awards!
A big congrats to Charlotte and Anna who have been working so hard; and also a big round of applause for the cast and crew who made it happen.
Thanks also to Charlotte and Anna for the opportunity to design the posters, artwork, and website for this production!
Charlotte Caffey, Jimmy Swan, and Anna Waronker at the LA Weekly Theatre Awards.
Katrinka Lenk -Â Best Performance in a Musical WINNER for Lovelace, A Rock Opera
Astrid, Charlotte, and Jeff at the Awards.
Vote for Patrick Park @ Deli Magazine (Artist of the Month)
Happy to announce my friend and client Patrick Park is in the running for Deli Magazine's "Artist of the Month".
You may have heard "Life is a Song" as it closed out the tv show "The OC", see the video below.
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Persephone's Bees live in Paris!
Check out these two live videos from my long term and very dear friends and clients, Persephone's Bees – performing live in Paris France from their week tour this March.
New Launch: "Dreaming of You" – free download page for War Tapes
Using the album artwork created by Alexis Goodman and War Tapes, today's launch is a free download for "Dreaming of You" by War Tapes. Stay tuned for more War Tapes launches soon as we approach the release of their new album "The Continential Divide" set for 5.26.09 from Sarathan Records. Click here to visit the page!


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Thanks to everyone that wished me a happy birthday this week, it has been greatly appreciated. I began to reminisce on some of my past birthdays. Two birthdays, in particular, shall remain in my memory. The first was in 1999 when my mother-in-law was laid to rest. And the second was last year when I celebrated the longest birthday of my life.
We had spent a couple of weeks in Italy with Leigh Fletcher (Freedom Year's Director). Our return to Ohio just so happened to be my birthday. Since Italy was five hours behind Ohio my birthday was, in fact, 29 hours long. I recall our luggage had to be outside our hotel door by 4:00 am, which meant we had to be up by 3:30 am. We met in the lobby around 5:00 am, received a boxed brunch, boarded a bus and headed to the airport. After passing through security in the Milan airport we flew to Newark, NJ, where we felt the squeeze of an oppressive schedule.
Our group, of approximately 56 tourists, raced to claim our baggage and proceed to Customs where we waited in line well over an hour, because there were only two Custom's Agents handling six planes of passengers. As our departure time narrowed Customs finally opened another line.
From Customs we all raced to security only to be subjected to the scrutiny of random checks. After a few of us finally made it through security with less than 10 minutes 'til take off, it was discovered that the departure gate had changed. Seriously? Everyone invoked the buddy system. Those of us that boarded the plane first told the flight crew that the majority of us were still passing through security. Others made sure that those still passing through security knew the gate had changed. Like soldiers on a mission we made sure no one was left behind.
Although it was stressful it was rewarding when the last of us boarded the plane. Applause ensued, smiles emerged on every face and the tension dissolved as the plane pulled away from the gate.
Within seconds the pilot announced that he had over-steered the front end which shut down the computer system. With an apologetic voice he explained that we could not resume take off until the computer rebooted, consequently we waited 1 1/2 hour until we were again cleared for take off.
The rest of the journey home was uneventful but extremely exhausting. When we reached our home my birthday had ended. I had been up more than 25 hours of my 29 hour long birthday. And I wouldn't have missed it for the world!
Congratulations to the Lady Tigers basketball team on a tremendous season. They are the 2014 Division III State Runners-up!
Upcoming Events: This Sunday there will be a pork lion dinner at the Versailles K of C Hall from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm. Advanced tickets recommended by calling 526-9767 or 937-638-2196. Also Sunday, March 23rd there will be a chicken noodle & bean soup dinner at the Osgood Legion Hall from 11:00 am - 1:30 pm to benefit the Osgood Firefighters.
This Sunday, March 23rd 2:00 pm at the Versailles Museum Mary Ann Olding will give a presentation entitled, "The French Crescent"; the history on the French immigration in the Versailles, Frenchtown & Russia area.
Fish Fry-Day: Tonight Goat Farmers has their fish fry, Chickasaw (Joe & Jean's Tavern) has smelt every Friday until Easter. The Versailles Eagles has a fish fry tonight and every Friday (5:00 pm until gone) until Easter. Next Friday, 03/28 the Osgood Legion will hold their fish fry and Friday, April 18th (Good Friday) the Versailles Vets Club will have frog legs. This is a presale event only. For information or tickets call 526-5915 or 526-5959.
Happy birthday wishes to Beatrice Burke, Annabelle Menke, Mildred Borchers, Madelyn Holzapfel, Lurene Monnin, Ron Miller, Herman Smith, Jenni Peyton, Connie Schmitmeyer, Bev Schrempp, Len Hartoog, Chris Chrisman, Melissa Seger, Jessica Post, Donna Francis, Eileen Schulze, Polly Gregg, Susan Klosterman, Dusty Ahrens, Paul Monnin, Deb Bergman, Mike Adams, Sandy Grilliot, Marcella Stuck, Mike Kramer, Sally Mescher, Christy Prakel, Rita Schulze, Dan Francis, Abbey Marshal, Joe Knapke, Ruth Pierron, Mike Stegall, Rob Thorne, Bethany Menke, Jyle Drees, Chuck Runner, Debbie Francis, and Jonathan Keihl. Happy anniversary wishes to Angel & Shane Borchers.
Healing prayers and get well wishes to Nancy Subler, Lynn Gerling, Wanda Bailey, Alfred Henry, Paul Bailey, Pat DeMange, Barb & Marvin Goubeaux, Rob Quinter, George Stuck, Jennifer Platfoot, Smoke Smith, Carol Larger, Rusty Whittaker, Brain Voisard, Dick Francis, Samantha Smith, Lauren Harman and all those in need of our prayers but not mentioned by name.
My sympathy to the families and friends of Charles Curtis, Vaughn Wakefield, Paul Henry, Richard Clune, Frank Rust, Barbara Tyson, John Waymire, William Hoop, Arleen Brandewie, and Marye Helen Grieves, and Irella Wente also remembering the lives of Marilyn Bulcher, Nick Bertke, John Seger, Leona "Kitty" Deeter, Carol Selhorst, Jack Brown, Mark Dapore, Bob McEldowney, Gene Meyer, Marvin Ray, Eugene Guillozet, Shirley Keiber, Karla Borgess, Eileen Garke and Darren Ruhenkamp as the anniversary of their passing nears.
Hello to Felicia Erisman, Lori Riffell, Janel Grillot, Tim McGlothin, Dustin Leis, Pat Pax, everyone at Dapore Bros., Krista Stucke, Jean Unger, Doug Minnich, Ashley Brown, Colleen Grillot, Deb Godwin, Marlene Schmitmeyer, Alisha Thobe, Sandy Miller, Candace & Randy Phlipot, Joe Bailey, Samantha Foster, Lynn Hamilton.
Dave Miller is looking for Vietnam War Veterans willing to provide him with stories and photos of their service. Consider sharing yours and give him a call at 937/658-1887."
"Few women admit their age. Few men act theirs." ~Unknown
"Memories are special moments that tell our story." ~Unknown
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Woman Pinned Under SUV At Woodbury Gas Station
A 46-year-old woman was injured after her SUV rolled over her at a Woodbury gas station Monday. According to the Woodbury Police Department, just before 5 p.m. Monday Monica Rose Kasmrski, of Stillwater, drove to Kwik Trip with her daughter in her SUV to get gas.
MDH: 2 Dead From Listeria In Caramel Apples
The Minnesota Department of Health has a warning about caramel apples linked to a listeria outbreak. Four people in Minnesota got sick in late October and November — and two of them died. Health officials say the commercially-produced apples were purchased from Cub Foods, Kwik Trip and Mike's Discount Foods.
Faribault Police Seek Help Identifying Robbery Suspect
Faribault police are asking the public's help in identifying a teenager suspected of robbing a Kwik Trip convenience store over the weekend with a knife.
Braun Loses Endorsement Deal With Kwik Trip
A chain of convenience stores is cutting ties with Milwaukee Brewers slugger Ryan Braun in the wake of his season-ending suspension. Gary Gonczy, director of marketing and advertising for Kwik Trip, Inc., says the company will no longer use Braun as a spokesman.
Right To Privacy Protects Man From Police Bathroom Probing
A Tuesday night trip to a Rosemount bar last December drew a line between one man's rights and the law.
Kwik Trip Recalls Doughnuts Over Egg Allergen
Kwik Trip Inc. is recalling some doughnuts sold at its convenience stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa because they may contain undeclared traces of egg.
Kwik Trip To Add 400 Jobs In La Crosse
Kwik Trip is expected to add about 2,000 jobs company-wide, including 400 in its hometown of La Crosse.


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Ex-Dem fundraiser sentenced in NYC to 24 years
NEW YORK Former Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu was sentenced Tuesday to more than 24 years in prison by a judge who accused him of funding his fraud by manipulating the political process in a way that "strikes at the very core of our democracy."
U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero sentenced the 58-year-old Hsu, who raised money for Hillary Rodham Clinton and others, to 20 years in prison for his guilty plea to fraud charges and another four years and four months in prison for his conviction at trial for breaking campaign finance laws.
In a lengthy criticism of Hsu's fraud, the judge said the former fundraiser used political contributions to win respect and impress investors as he committed campaign finance fraud.
"Mr. Hsu's disgraceful use of political campaigns to perpetuate his Ponzi schemes, as well as his acts of campaign finance fraud, strikes at the very core of our democracy," Marrero said.
The judge said Hsu stole more than $50 million from hundreds of investors in a 10-year Ponzi scheme by winning their confidence with his pristine reputation and friendly nature, a two-faced quality the judge noted was common among certain white collar criminals.
He described Hsu as a wolf in sheep's clothing. He said his "conniving use of the political process to fund his fraud" made his crimes much more sinister and reprehensible.
Before he was sentenced, Hsu apologized.
His donations became an embarrassment for Clinton's presidential campaign. His arrest led Clinton to return more than $800,000 to donors linked to him.
Prosecutors say Hsu obtained millions of dollars from investors by claiming clothing or high-technology ventures would pay returns of 14 and 20 percent. Instead, he spent the money on himself or made charitable contributions to enhance his image, they said.
Hsu's decade-long Ponzi scheme collapsed in September 2007. Besides the sentence he received Tuesday, Hsu must serve three years in prison for a conviction in California.
Outside court, Hsu lawyer Bernard Seidler said his client told him goodbye before returning to prison, where he has been for the last two years. The lawyer said Hsu reacted calmly to the sentence, which was less than the 30-years-to-life term prosecutors had sought.
"I think he was expecting it. I really do," Seidler said.
Seidler has said Hsu donated about $850,000 of his own money to political candidates and helped raise $1 million for Democratic candidates through about 75 people he knew who also made contributions. He said Hsu gave $3.5 million to charitable causes.
Prior to sentencing, Seidler told the judge that his client had helped educate fellow inmates over the last two years. Some of the inmates even wrote letters to the judge on his behalf. The judge cited letters he received from victims as well.
The judge, though, said benevolence was a common characteristic of a subset of white-collar criminals who live a double life as they carry out irrational, greedy acts that are out of character with their otherwise law abiding life.
He accused Hsu of using an elaborate system of fraud and deceit to steal from clients who believed they were among his closest friends.


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Nicco is a sweet dog who is four years of age that loves attention and loves to get praise. Nicco appears to be a mix of maybe a Boarder Collie and a Newfoundland. She takes a little bit of time to warm up to some people as she was pretty much isolated from everything because of her families medical issues (allergies). For the people she is slow to warm up to she usually starts checking them out after a couple of minutes of ignoring her. The Dog Whisperer\\\'s \"no touch, no talk, no eye contact\" is a great motto for her. Once she is friends with someone, she is their best friend. She would love to be in your lap and all snuggled up. She will bring you a ball as an offering in hopes to play and then give you lots of kisses. She is a very affectionate dog, loves to be with you and she is pretty good about doing what's asked of her. She would prefer to be the only dog who can get all of your attention at her home but would do well at the dog park. No cats for this beautiful girl. No kids. Nicco is a good size dog but not overly large. Nicco loves her ball(s) and she will carry a couple at a time. When you tell her drop she stops and she will drop and leave the ball. Nicco LOVES to play ball and it's a good outlet for her energy and also a good reward and motivation for doing something asked of her. Her breed requires lots of activity so an active person or couple would be best. She would love to be a running, biking, hiking companion. Nicco loves to swim and when she sees water she becomes part duck. She is so happy in the water that if she's in the river you have to remind her she's getting down river and she needs to come back. I haven't tried but she would probably swim for a long time before she figured out how far away she's gotten. Nicco is good about sleeping in her kennel or she behaves well outside of her kennel if you don't mind. When it's time to go to bed (or any other activity in the bedroom where she sleeps) she automatically goes into the kennel. When she's in the family room and everyone is chilling, if she's not lying at your feet she's usually in her kennel with the door open. Nicco is not destructive and mostly just plays with a ball or giving you licks wanting attention. Nicco is funny when it comes to a ball (or anything else you might throw for her), if a ball is in the wrong place like under a chair, she has to get it out but is very good about getting out of the way and letting you get it for her. Nicco is a wonderful girl...we just have to find the right fit for her!! She hopes it\\\'s you!


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1 Split the sponge into 3 tiers.
2 In a bowl, mix the grand marnier with the stock syrup and apply on the bottom layer using a brush.
3 On the second layer of the sponge, spread raspberry jam and place it on the first layer.
4 Arrange strawberries in a circle around the edge of the sponge and fill sliced bananas in the centre.
5 Dust the surface with icing sugar and cover with a little more creme Chantilly.
6 Arrange the third tier of sponge on top, and press flat.
7 Brush with grand marnier syrup.
8 Spread cream Chantilly on the sides and the top of the sponge, leaving some for garnish.
9 Cover the sides of sponge with hazelnut crumbs.
10 Place a disc of green marzipan on top of the sponge and decorate with rosettes of creme Chantilly and half-strawberries.
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A party fit to a tea
Afternoon events are popular for showers, birthdays, graduation parties
As the story goes, when Anna, Duchess of Bedford, served tea and "breadstuffs" to her friends at 4 p.m. because everyone was hungry and couldn't wait until dinner, they enjoyed it so much that it became a national ritual.
Today, afternoon tea is so popular that the Ritz London has a 3-to-6-month waiting list, according to Executive Chef John Williams.
While Walsh delights in creating her own signature sandwiches, master chef Williams is a traditionalist for his afternoon tea menu, and the elegant sandwiches have few but very specific ingredients.
Cucumber sandwiches are a must but are served only with cream cheese and chives. Mustard cress is the star of its own sandwich, with a dollop of egg mayonnaise. The smoked salmon is always on sourdough, accented by butter, black pepper and a squeeze of lemon. His poached salmon sits on a thin smear of mayonnaise; his tuna is mixed with shallots, chives and crème fraîche mayo. Bread can range from thinly sliced white to challah, wheat or pumpernickel.
Chef Williams' favorite teas are: Darjeeling first flush, picked from the tiniest, most tender leaves; Earl Grey infused with bergamot; an infusion of lemon verbena; fresh mint tea; and South African Rooibos.
Joy Walsh's favorite tea is Asam, taken with a brown sugar cube and milk. At her tearoom, the house blend is Asam, Ceylon and Darjeeling.
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Situated in the business district, Hotel Villa Costanza is a city center hotel.
This 3-star Mestre hotel offers an elevator (lift). Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge.
Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance. The hotel has a meeting room available for hire. Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. The lobby is home to complimentary newspapers, a TV and a safe. Reception is open during limited hours only. Other amenities include a garden and complimentary bicycles.
First time at the hotel and it was a great experience. The hotel is new, with a ni...Venere Guest, Brazil
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Breakfast at Hotel Villa Costanza
A buffet breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
Facilities at Hotel Villa Costanza
- Bar
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- Room service - limited hour
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
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- Front desk - safety deposit box
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
- Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after 1 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 9.00 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 45 per vehicle (one way)
- Self parking fee: EUR 12 per night
- An early check-in fee will be charged
- Late check-in fee: 100-percent of room rate for check-in after 11:30 PM
- Late check-out fee: EUR 60
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 45 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.45 per person, per night for adults; EUR 1.225 per night for guests aged 10-16 years old. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
The charges below are included in your overall room price:
- Resort fee
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.A tax is imposed by the city and will be collected at the property. This tax does not apply to residents of Venice City and children under 10 years of age. Further exemptions may apply, subject to submission of proper documents to the property, to patients, their companions and people staying in the city for specific purposes/duties. 30% reduction applies from 1-31 January.
Hotel Villa Costanza reviews
- September 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Brazil
First time at the hotel and it was a great experience. The hotel is new, with a nice staff, and located on a residential and quiet street. We had a large room, with a seating area, a desk and chair and a quite comfortable bed. The bathroom had also a good size and was beautiful and modern. Breakfast is paid but it is worth the price, if you care for having a good meal in the morning. The hotel is a few blocks to the train station, easy to walk to, but the bus is a better option to go to Venice, taking approx. 15min. The bus stop is even closer to the hotel than the train station. We bought round trip tickets for the bus at a lotto and tobacco shop nearby recommended by the receptionist. On the way back to Mestre, around 5pm, the bus was really packed! So, the train might be a better option to return to the hotel. There is only a few restaurants in that area, so you wil have to go back to Venice for a nice dinner or just stay there until late, if you have the energy for that.
- July 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Canada
When we arrived at the hotel, the responsable who registered us wasn't very smily and welcoming. After that, we
- August 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
Wonderful hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Their facilities for disabled guests was the best by far that we found in all of Italy. They even printed out info for us about the accessibility of touring Venice without us asking for it. Very helpful!
- July 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
The hotel was within easy walking distance of the train station or buses to Venice. It was located on a quiet street, and no attractions were nearby. Wifi was excellent in our room. Area restaurants were somewhat unimpressive. There was not much disappointing about the hotel, except that breakfast didn't appear to be properly replenished. If you were one of the later ones to arrive, you may do without some of the initial fare. Decor was up to date and the hotel was well maintained. We would gladly stay here again.
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
Enjoyed our stay very much! This hotel looks almost brand new and is very clean [apparently built on the site of a former warehouse and only about 2 years old] . The staff are very helpful with advice on how to visit Venice, and local restaurants should you need them. They serve a good breakfast with a wide choice. The location is good too, with the bus stop only 3 minutes walk away and the train station about 7. Venice is only a 10 minute ride away, with very regular services. There is on site secure parking with a choice of garage or courtyard, at a reasonable price. Will definitely recommend and would certainly return for another visit.
- September 2011
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Denmark
On arrival the staff took me to my room. And during breakfast the staff were serviceminded if I was in need of any kind of help. I spent one single night in the hotel on my way for Venice Airport. The hotel is in a walking distance of 5-7 minutes from the railway station and the shuttle busstop for the airport. Very convenient. As a three-star hotel it was absolutely good value for money
- October 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Germany
Nice hotel near bus and train station, Venezia not far away. Nice garden, the rooms are quite small. Many chinese families live in the area, so lots of chinese food, goods and services (try the hairdresser next door, excellent!).
- October 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Australia
HVC is well situated, an easy 15 minute bus or train ride to Venice. The staff were extremely helpful, going out of their way to make us comfortable. There is an excellent bakery close & a well stocked supermarket about 200 metres away. Parking was very good, plenty of room & cars were not crowded together. Great experience.
- May 2010
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- Thailand
I love it. Althoght the twin bed is small but overall is great. I like this hotel.
- August 2014
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Australia
- November 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Germany
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- November 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Spain
- July 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Germany
Hotel Villa Costanza reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Hotel Villa Costanza has 30 guest rooms, all with climate control and free local calls. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 19-inch LCD televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Mestre area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, laptop-compatible safes and phones.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers, bidets and hair dryers. Minibars and complimentary bottled water are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional guest comforts include soundproofing, air conditioning and blackout drapes/curtains.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- High speed Internet access
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Hotel Villa CostanzaBy car
From the motorway toll booth
continue along the Mestre ring-road, following directions for Venezia (Venice), take the Via Miranese exit and continue on towards the railway.
By train
From the venice-Mestre railway station
Walk 250 metres along Via Piave, then turn left into Via Monte Nero.
By airplane
From Venice airport (Marco Polo)
ACTV bus line no. 15, getting off at stop no. 35 Via Trento crossroads with Via Podgora;
ATVO bus line direct 'fly bus' (Marco Polo airport – Mestre railway station) Airport – Mestre railway station, from here walk approximately 250 metres along Via Piave and then turn left into Via Monte nero;
transfer service available on request.
From Treviso airport (Canova)
ACTT bus line no. 6 that takes you from the Civil Airport in 15.20 minutes (stop in Via Noalese at the airport exit) to Treviso railway station (De Gasperi stop). Then train to the Mestre railway station. From here walk approximately 250 metres along Via Piave and then turn left into Via MonteNero;
ATVO bus line direct EUROBUS SERVICE 'Canova' Treviso airport – Mestre – Venice, get off at the venice-Mestre railway station, from here walk approximately 250 metres along Via Piave and then turn left into Via Monte Nero.
Distances from Hotel Villa CostanzaToniolo Theatre - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Piazza Ferretto - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Municipal Tower of Mestre - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Porto Marghera - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Forte Marghera - 2.7 km / 1.7 mi
Ospedale dell'Angelo - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
San Giuliano Park - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
Villa Salus Hospital - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Villa Foscari La Malcontenta - 6 km / 3.7 mi
Terminal Fusina - 7.7 km / 4.8 mi
Forte Bazzera - 8 km / 4.9 mi
Tronchetto Waterbus Stop - 8 km / 4.9 mi
Port of Venice - 8.1 km / 5 mi
Villa Widmann Rezzonico Foscari - 8.2 km / 5.1 mi
Villa Valmarana at Mira - 8.2 km / 5.1 mi
The closest major airports to Hotel Villa Costanza are:
Venice (VCE-Marco Polo) - 8.7 km / 5.4 mi
Treviso (TSF) - 18.9 km / 11.7 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Villa Costanza is Venice (VCE-Marco Polo).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Hotel Villa Costanza
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Private parking
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