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NEW YORK -- Sweet Sway stretched her winning streak to three, holding off Keep Bustin by a half-length on Sunday in the $52,000 allowance feature at Aqueduct for New York bred 3-year-old fillies.
The 6-5 favorite beat the 9-5 second choice. Cornelio Velasquez was aboard for trainer Gustavo Rodriguez as Sweet Sway ran the six furlongs in 1:11.95, paying $4.70, $2.60 and $2.10.
Keep Bustin returned $2.80 and $2.20 while Daisysgonnamakeit paid $2.80 to show.
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He's India's favourite quizmaster, but Derek O'Brien is also trying new things.
To a generation brought up on a diet of Bournvita Quiz Contest every Sunday, Derek O'Brien version 2010 might come as a bit of a shocker. The man who played the quizmaster card for over 15 years isn't in quite the same avatar that one might be used to. Sample this, for example: "Being a quizzard is being a bore", and you wonder where it's coming from.
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Ask Derek and he laughs. "I've evolved a lot over the years, and I think knowledge should be more purposeful than recreational," he says. "I'll always carry the quizmaster tag: it's the true story of how once people become famous, they try and hide behind their dark glasses. Now I say don't be a quizzard, make knowledge more interesting. You need to make it more engaging." Simply put, coming up with random trivia won't go any where if the knowledge isn't applied.
Knowledge seems to be Derek's flavour of the season, and he's passionate about what it should stand for. "It's about being creative about different things," he explains. "Take a glass, for example. It could be my phone. It could be my guitar — albeit with a very bad guitarist. It could even be my murder weapon if I chose to stab you. Young people need to open up their minds to different ideas."
His current projects reflect his mindset, since he's bringing out an eight-part series called Be a GK Champ with publishing house Pearson Longman, which covers topics like people, sport, travel and science. Derek is also excited about his ongoing Know and Grow with Derek Soft Skills course with Pearson, aiming at developing a student's non-academic side.
Ask him about his own reportedly poor performance as a student, and he scoffs. "It's all relative," he says. "Was I captain of the elocution, debating, soccer and basketball teams? Yes. Did I come in the first three in English and languages? Yes. Was I amongst the bottom three in mathematics and science? Yes. What do you think that means?"
Derek also says that he has no need for hobbies, since work for him is a holiday. Before you can pull him up for spouting clichés, he explains his schedule. "This morning, I addressed a meeting in my capacity as chairman of the passenger services committee of Indian railways. In the afternoon, I met teachers and principals as a part of the Pearson programme. Tomorrow, I'm talking to senior executives from a company on generating ideas, and in the evening I'm accepting a award from the Indian Television Academy for being amongst the top 20 programmes on television. Now you tell me if you think I need hobbies. My work is fun for me."
He does admit that he has a soft spot for movies, and that he is a fan of television show Glee, stating that it gave him the chance to sing songs together with his 15-year-old daughter. "It worried me a little that she was singing Paul Anka's You're Having My Baby which was featured on the Glee soundtrack, but she's also educating me on Usher and Eminem."
Derek doesn't say too much on his future plans, but there's plenty in the pipeline, including an inter-school quiz show that he's launching in 2011. "I want to engage young minds and open up quizzing to something more interesting," he says. "Kids shouldn't be afraid to take risks. Pick a niche, and just tell yourself — this is what I want and then go out and do it, and do it well. It's as easy as that."
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Former minister Amit Shah returned to the state recently after spending two years in exile because of a Supreme Court order in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case. A close aide of chief minister Narendra Modi, Shah is considered a master-strategist. His return to the state ahead of the assembly polls is important for the BJP.
Shah is the BJP candidate from Naranpura constituency, which is considered a bastion of the party. Besides campaigning in his constituency, Shah is also very involved in the party's effort to register a huge victory in the elections.
He was instrumental in dislodging the Congress and putting BJP men in power in the co-operative banks, the dairy sector and finally in cricket bodies. However, in an interview to DNA's Nikunj Soni, Shah said he was a mere worker of the BJP. Excerpts:
What in your view is your contribution to the BJP and, currently, what are you doing for the party?
I am just a worker of the party and doing everything as directed by the party, nothing more than that.
It is said that you have never lost in politics. Were you always successful?
It is not about defeat or victory. I am always successful because I work according to my strategy and my guts. Hence I get success.
You captured the dairy sector, the co-operative banks and the cricket bodies for the BJP from the Congress. First, it would not be proper to use a word like 'capture'. I have always done things the democratic way and by winning the support of the people.
It is said you wrested control of these sectors by using threatening tactics as well as divide-and-rule strategy. I cannot threaten anybody as there is no Emergency-like situation in the state.
What about your involvement in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh and Tulsi Prajapati encounter cases?
I have been saying from the beginning that I have been falsely implicated in the case due to a conspiracy against me. I will put my arguments before the court. You will see that I will come out clean.
Due to the criminal cases, Narendra Modi is keeping a distance from you.
This is only the media's imagination.
How do you view your and the BJP's prospects in the polls?
The BJP will get two-thirds majority.
How did you and your family feel when you were arrested?
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28 May 2014 (UOL Sport) It has been reported that Arsenal are one of three clubs to submit a firm offer for Real Madrid winger Angel di Maria. According to reports in Argentina, Di Maria is set to quit Real after the club received bids from Arsenal, PSG and Monaco. A source close the player reportedly told UOL Sport: "It is true that he is leaving because he wants to go. "It is very likely that he will leave before the end of the World Cup in Brazil. "Arsenal, PSG and Monaco have all made concrete offers for Angel. But there is still interest from Manchester City, Manchester United and Juventus."
28 May 2014 (Daily Star) Arsenal are said to have launched a bid for Benfica striker Rodrigo Moreno. The Daily Star reports that Arsenal are hoping that a £24m deal will be enough to secure the signing of the striker. Valencia's new owner Peter Lim has an investment group who own the rights to the forward, meaning that Arsenal will have to concede first refusal to the La Liga team.
28 May 2014 (Basque Journal) Arsenal are reportedly stepping up their pursuit of Real Sociedad winger Antoine Griezmann. The Basque Journal says Arsenal are hoping to beat PSG for the French winger by using Carlos Vela as bait. The Mexico international, a former Arsenal striker, carries a €4.2 million buyback in his Real deal. Arsenal are said to be prepared to write out the buyback clause in Vela's deal if given the opportunity to thrash out terms with Real for the winger.
22 May 2014 (Le Equipe) According to Le Equipe Manchester City and Bacary Sagna have reached an agreement to bring the out of contract fullback to the Etihad next season. The deal is reported to be 3 years with a weekly salary of approximately £120,000-£140,000.
22 May 2014 (Sportmediaset) Arsenal pair Thomas Vermaelen and Mikel Arteta are interesting Fiorentina. Sportmediaset says Fiorentina are preparing a bid for the Gunners pair. Both players have contracts set to expire in 2015. Vermaelen has also been linked with Napoli.
22 May 2014 (Marca) Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas would rather a return to Arsenal if he was to leave the Nou Camp. They are the sentiments of Marca who reported that the Spaniard would prefer to head back to north London instead of joining Manchester United who are also showing interest. Varying reports have suggested that Fabregas could be on his way out the exit door of the Catalan giants this off-season with the Gunners keen on having him back. However, any clubs who want to lure Fabregas will need to pay a transfer fee of around £45million
22 May 2014 (Tribal Football) Reports suggest that Real Madrid have implored Arsenal to make an improved offer for Karim Benzema. The Gunners are again in pursuit of the French striker and are believed to be willing to pay £40million to lure the former Lyon ace to north London. However, it is understood that Real want more for Benzema who comes out of contract next summer. It has been reported that the Spanish giants will only look to sell Benzema in the next transfer window if they are able to entice Liverpoolace Luis Suarez or Manchester City star Sergio Aguero to the Santiago Bernabeu.
22 May 2014 (Daily Express) Arsenal are moving to trump AC Milan for Valencia defender Adil Rami. The Daily Express says Milan remain keen to make Rami's move a permanent one this summer but are stalling over meeting the fee agreed with Valencia prior to the move. Reports in France suggest that both Arsenal and Marseille would happily oblige and may even be willing to exceed the £5.5m fee agreed with Milan.
22 May 2014 (Le Sport 10) PSG are ready to sell fullback Gregory van der Wiel. Le Sport 10 says PSG, needing to balance the books after breaking UEFA's financial fair play laws, have decided to cash in on Dutchman Van der Wiel this summer. The former Ajax fullback has been a long-term target for Arsenal andManchester City. Manchester United could also be interested with new manager Louis van Gaal keen to find a new right-back.
20 May 2014 (People) Arsenal are interested in Nancy goalkeeper Paul Nardi. The People says Arsenal are considering a move for Nardi as they prepare for Lukasz Fabianski's departure this summer. The France Under-20 international only made his debut in September but has earned rave reviews in Ligue 2. AC Milan and Bordeaux are also tracking the youngster, who turns 20 this week.
20 May 2014 (Tribal Football) Arsenal have been encouraged in their pursuit of Southamptonmidfielder Morgan Schneiderlin. Schneiderlin admits that for the sake of his career, a summer move to a top club would be hard to turn down. He explained: "For my progress and my visibility, it would be better to play for a club who play in the Champions League. "I know there is a lot of speculation, but I still have three years on my contract, it does not depend on me. We'll see in the coming weeks."
20 May 2014 (Daily Star) Arsenal are in advanced talks with Toulouse for fullback Serge Aurier. The Daily Star says the 21-year-old left-back has been identified as the perfect replacement for departing defender Bacary Sagna, who looks certain to leave the north London club after talks over a new deal stalled. Aurier is valued at around £7m and has won rave reviews this season, being described as 'the Dani Alves of Ligue 1′. Aurier recently spoke about being linked with the Gunners, revealing: "You can't refuse an offer from Arsenal. "It would be a dream."


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"Carpe diem. Seize the day boys. Make your lives extraordinary." These were the classic words of Robin Williams in the now iconic film Dead Poet's Society, released in 1989.
Also back in '89, two 20-something young men called Darrell and 'Manch' took these words to heart. They not only made their own lives extraordinary, but those of many thousands of others through the launch of Intrepid Travel, THE classic responsible travel company.
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Earth Hour is the planet's single-largest call-to-action on climate change. Through the simple act of turning off lights for one hour, millions of people across the globe come together to raise awareness for this issue and to work on the solutions.
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Just imagine the Galapagos…with no majestic giant tortoise, no quizzical looking blue footed boobies, no sea lions taking over the park benches on the water front, or no dinosaur-like marine iguanas sun-baking on the rocks.
It's a scary thought – but if not for one action 50 years ago, that's how the Galapagos Islands could be now.
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An online portal where micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) can trade licences for patented products will be launched in April, said Karamjeet Singh Saluja, Deputy Director, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Federation of Indian Micro and Small and Medium Enterprises (FISME), Intellectual Property Facilitation Centre (IPFC).
He was speaking at an IPR awareness programme focusing on innovators, MSME and other industries, organised by FISME, which promotes entrepreneurship and projects to improve the market access for MSME. The IPFC is sponsored by Development Commissioner, MSME, Ministry of MSME.
MSME would get concessional rates for trading on the portal, a mechanism for IP exchange that had been created by FISME in collaboration with the British High Commission, he said.
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ANAHEIM -- They sometimes say pets and their owners start to look alike after a time. Or spouses. Well, with the Anaheim Ducks, in the two years that Randy Carlyle has been coach, the team has become Randy Carlyle personified.
"Absolutely," veteran forward and one-time Carlyle teammate Teemu Selanne said. "He has built this team in two years and it's exactly like he was.
"Randy's a very easy person. He's a very honest, hard guy, old-school guy," Selanne added. "He's expecting different things from different players. But when you do those things, you never have a problem with him and never a misunderstanding with him. He's very hard and he tells you what he really thinks. There's no misunderstanding. Sometimes, the truth hurts, but I think it's really good in the long run."
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It's almost a ritual now. The Ducks play a game, and win or lose, the next day someone asks coach Randy Carlyle whether he's worried about the team's lack of discipline.
"I've been asked that question so many times that you think I've never talked to the players about it," Carlyle said. "And it's like your kids at home, I guess. Sometimes there's a thousand different ways to tell them, but it's a lot easier to say it than to live it."
The Ducks won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals 3-2, but took almost twice as many minor penalties (eight) as the Ottawa Senators, who took four.
"Did we take too many penalties? Yes, we do take too many penalties and it taxes people in certain situations. We want to limit the number of penalties. Simple as that. Sometimes it's easier said than done," Carlyle said.
The whine, Day 2
Ottawa coach Bryan Murray complained after Game 1 that the Ducks were obstructing his forwards as they tried to gain the Anaheim zone, preventing them from establishing an effective forecheck. He also complained about Ducks players hacking his goaltender, Ray Emery.
On Tuesday, he was back at it.
"I think that they got their physical play from good dump-ins and us not holding anybody up. Their first man got in, got the hits. That was the main part," Murray said. "The other part is when people are standing around in front of the net, trying to defend, and they're hammering away at our defensemen as well as the goaltender.
"And we, I guess, will have to adjust our style to get back to holding up their forechecker better with our man because it's obvious that it's not being called. And we have to encourage our guys to do it."
Asked whether he thought the officiating had to be better, Murray said instead he just wants to know what the rules are.
That'll go over well with the league.
To split or not to split
One of the most intriguing storylines going into Game 2 will be the play of the Senators' top line of Daniel Alfredsson, Dany Heatley and Jason Spezza. The trio, who had combined for 58 points heading into the finals, was irrelevant against the Ducks' top checking line and defensemen Chris Pronger and Scott Niedermayer in Game 1.
Now, the issue of whether or when Murray might split up that line, especially for games in Anaheim where he does not have the luxury of making the last line change, is dominating discussion around the team.
Heatley said he thinks the trio has played well enough this spring to earn the chance to meet the challenge presented by the Ducks.
"I'd hate to see us split up right now," Heatley said.
Murray said he mulled over the idea during Game 1.
Said Murray: "Here's the decision I had last night. Our line played so well in every series so far. I get into the first period or second period, see they're not going as good as they should be. Do I, because of that, break them up in the first chance I get and then kind of panic, show panic? So I decided to stick with them, let them play. I've got to allow them at least some time to have that challenge."
How long Murray will be content to maintain the status quo if the big unit struggles again Wednesday will be the question.
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Here's a Randy Carlyle snapshot.
As his NHL playing career was winding down in the early 1990s, he used to work over the Winnipeg Jets rookies pretty good. Among the crowd that Carlyle would regularly needle, cajole and berate in an effort to get them to practice and play the way he believed they should was Selanne.
"The relationship I had with Selanne probably was one that -- he would describe it that he wasn't my best friend," Carlyle said with a grin Tuesday. "I was kind of hard on all the rookies, and he was a rookie, and I felt that there was a certain way that those players had to make their mark. They had to earn it.
"I was hard on [Selanne] from the standpoint that I didn't think he practiced as hard as he should, simple as that," the long-time NHL defenseman said. "I told him on numerous occasions. He didn't like it. But I still told him."
Here's another snapshot.
Shortly after he took over as coach of the Manitoba Moose (then of the International Hockey League), Carlyle laced into his team after they fell behind 4-1 after the first period of a game against Cincinnati.
"He was spitting nails," recalled Craig Heisinger, the one-time equipment manager for the Moose and now the AHL team's senior vice president and GM.
After dressing down the squad, Carlyle slammed the dressing room door only to reappear a moment later.
"And don't be talking about me behind my back either you [expletives]," Carlyle bellowed.
Carlyle then went into see Heisinger and asked him what he thought of his performance. Pretty good, Heisinger replied. But why did he make the last comment about talking behind his back?
"Because that's what I always did as a player when the coach yelled at us," Carlyle said with a smile.
As a player, Carlyle never advanced beyond the second round of the NHL playoffs, even though he played 1,055 regular-season games and 69 more in the postseason. Now, in just his second season as an NHL coach, he is three wins away from a Stanley Cup championship. Not bad for a guy who never had much time for coaches as a player and didn't aspire to be one himself.
Heisinger, who has become a close friend, said he imagined Carlyle in the John Ferguson Sr.-Serge Savard mold -- a manager, a builder of teams. But after he became a coach, Carlyle embraced the job as he did as a player, with both feet.
The difference between coaching at the minor pro level and the NHL level is not necessarily the game plan, but the players in that game plan. Minor pro players are always looking to go somewhere else, and if a coach can help them get there, they're happy to listen. Once a player reaches the NHL, there is a different dynamic. And when someone is as hard-nosed as Carlyle, well, you wondered if it would all work out.
Heisinger said the lockout season, during which many young NHLers spent the year playing in the AHL, was a good test for Carlyle.
"I think that showed Randy would have no trouble dealing with today's professional athletes," said Heisinger.
Carlyle was a Norris Trophy winner himself. He coached Chris Pronger's brother, Sean. He was Selanne's teammate. "Is he going to be intimidated by Chris Pronger or Scott Niedermayer? No, I don't think so," Heisinger said.
Veteran defenseman Sean O'Donnell believes Carlyle's experiences as a player has made him sensitive to the rigors of an NHL season. Sensitive, not soft.
"One thing that he maintains is that there's a certain structure as far as routes and positioning, that there's really no excuse why you can't be in the right position," O'Donnell said. "That's just hard work or not working hard, and he's a real stickler if you're two feet this way or two feet that way, you're stick's here instead of there."
Playing for his sixth NHL team, O'Donnell said there is no disputing who is in charge in the Ducks dressing room.
"As the coach, you need to be the boss," O'Donnell said. "There can't be any kind of wavering as to, 'OK, who's in charge' or 'Does he really know what he's doing' and that kind of stuff. And Randy doesn't project that kind of stuff for a moment. He's always in charge. He's always the guy."
He, too, believes, this team has evolved to capture Carlyle's personality.
"I think a little bit. I think [GM Brian Burke] and Randy, if you spend much time with them, you realize they're both kind of abrasive. I wouldn't say they don't care what others think, but they're not concerned too often what others think," O'Donnell said. "They have a certain style and a certain way about them, and if you don't like it, then too bad. And I think our team has taken that on a little bit. I think with the addition of [Pronger], who kind of has that same kind of personality, it's rubbed off on the team."
That the rough-and-tumble Ducks are inexorably linked to their coach's demeanor is no surprise to Burke, who hired Carlyle after the lockout. It's what he hoped would happen.
"I think the team does reflect Randy's personality as a player and as a person. I think that's a positive thing," Burke said Tuesday.
Burke has hired three coaches in his career as an NHL GM -- Paul Holmgren, Marc Crawford and Carlyle. All shared Burke's vision of an NHL team that is fast, physical and fearless.
"You have to start with a guy who shares your philosophy," Burke said.
That's not to say there hasn't been an evolution, even in the short time Carlyle has been at the helm. Case in point was Game 1. Carlyle didn't think much of Ryan Getzlaf's play for most of Monday. In fact, he was so unimpressed, he asked the first star of the Ducks' 3-2 victory if his dad had been in town to pick the game's stars.
"Because, as coaches, we always coach the negatives, and at times, we've got to shake yourself and say, 'Hey.' And I think that's what we did last night with him," Carlyle said. "Yes, he wasn't as good as I thought he could be. But when he goes out, scores the tying goal with that type of move, you have to give credit where credit's due. And he was better than I thought he was in the hockey game."
Burke thinks Carlyle has been able to ease off slightly this season because the team has been battle-tested with last season's run to the Western Conference finals. Carlyle said his players have made it easier for him.
"I have a lot of no-maintenance players, and that's huge that I don't have to spend a lot of time [in the dressing room]," Carlyle said. "I think that's the players' area. They earned that opportunity, and that's one of the things I didn't want as a player. I didn't want our coach always in the dressing room because it's the players' area. So, I don't go into the dressing room very often. I go in, deliver whatever I have to do, and come out."
Perhaps he doesn't have to go in the room because the players there have accepted this team's personality -- Randy Carlyle's personality.
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Permit markets, market power, and the trade-off between efficiency and revenue raising
This paper focuses on an emissions permit market dominated by one firm and with a government concerned about social efficiency and permits revenue. In this setting, it is shown that the dominant firm's market power reduces the opportunities for the government to raise non-distortionary revenue from permits without loss of consumer surplus. Since the government's objectives are thus hampered in auctioning permits, the dominant firm should be excluded from the auction. Specifically, the regulator should sell permits directly, through bilateral negotiation, to the dominant firm, and auction off the remaining permits to the fringe firms.
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Belief in the north-east that it brings drought, famine
Phenomenon occurred in 1960s in Mizoram, leading to an increase in the rodent population
Timing of flowering a mystery even to scientists; cycle varies from seven years to 120 years
HYDERABAD: Reports about the flowering of bamboo at the Nehru Zoological Park, a phenomenon said to occur once in the life cycle of bamboo plant, have brought into focus the popular belief in the north-east region that it is an impending sign of severe drought and famine.
Rare occurrence
Forest Department special secretary K.D.R. Jayakumar told The Hindu that bamboo usually spreads through vegetative propagation, and the phenomenon called the "gregarious flowering of bamboo" is indeed a rare occurrence in its life cycle.
After the flowering and seeding, the bamboo 'clumps' die. But rodents that feast on bamboo seeds multiply their numbers and start attacking agricultural crops once the bamboo plant perishes after flowering.
The phenomenon occurred in the 1960s in Mizoram and led to an enormous increase in the rodent population, with subsequent famine and unrest among the people.
'Not proven'
Mr. Jayakumar, however, said it was not scientifically proven that bamboo flowering could lead to famine and drought, but that it remained a traditional belief among tribals in the north-east. A bad agricultural year could have also been attributed to the "gregarious bamboo flowering."
He added that increasing world-wide deforestation, pollution and green house gases were the cause for extreme temperatures, the depleting ground water table and irregular weather cycle.
Subramanyam, retired Principal Scientist and Head of the All-India Coordinated Research Project on Agro Forestry, ANGRAU, told TheHindu that the timing of bamboo flowering was a mystery even to scientists as the flowering cycle varied from seven years to 120 years. No one could predict its onset, he added.
He also ruled out the notion that a drought year was preceded by bamboo flowering. "It is basically a problem caused due to the menace unleashed by lakhs of rats feeding on food grains as had happened in Mizoram and other north-eastern States with vast tracts of bamboo plantations," Dr. Subramanyam said.


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Summer at the Park
Winter Park Resort summer 2013
Late summer view of downtown Winter Park, Colorado
A beautiful September sunset in the Fraser Valley
Summer activity in The Village at Winter Park Resort
Under the big top at the Zoppe Italian Family Circus
Families watch an intro show outside the big top before the Zoppe Circus begins
Winter Park welcomes the Zoppe Italian Family Circus
Sunset in Winter Park
A summer afternoon at Winter Park
Trestle Gravity Series
Start of the Trestle Gravity Series
Start of NSCD's Trax-n-Trails 2013
NSCD's mascot Cinnamon lined up at the start of Trax-n-Trails
The 2013 Chocolate Festival in the Village at Winter Park
Fudge, yum!
It was not hard to find kids to participate in the Chocolate Pudding Eating Contest at this year's Chocolate Festival
Who doesn't like chocolate?!
Vendors handing out some delish chocolate items
Chocolate works of art. Almost too good to eat... almost
Chocolate cupcakes, yum!
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Chocolate + beer = happy customers
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Some of the beautiful views you will see during a summer scenic chairlift ride on the Zephyr
Parry Peak, also known as Bear Claw
Some of the beautiful views you will see during a summer scenic chairlift ride on the Zephyr
Parry Peak looking pretty
A base full of summer activities
The Lodge at Sunspot on a Friday afternoon
Epic Singletrack Race Series #1 - Excel Hill Climb
Epic Singletrack Race Series #1 - Excel Hill Climb
Opening day at Trestle
These guys earned bragging rights! First chair of the 2013 summer season
Opening Day at Trestle Bike Park for the 2013 summer season is here
Opening Day at Winter Park Resort and Trestle Bike Park for summer!
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Mollie Gass is an Assistant General Counsel with the Office of General Counsel for the Tennessee Department of Health. She prosecutes cases involving overprescribing healthcare providers in front of the Board of Medical Examiners, Board of Nursing, and other boards that license prescribers. Mollie is actively involved in the auditing and disciplining of pain clinic certificates, and she also serves as the advisory attorney for the Medical Laboratory Board and Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators. As co-founder of the Mending Hearts Legal Clinic and volunteer for the Magdalene House Legal Clinic, she has a passion for helping those who have been addicted to drugs and alcohol. Mollie currently sits on the Nashville Bar Association Young Lawyers Division Board as the co-chair for their Homeless Committee and is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association and Lawyers' Association for Women, Marion Griffin Chapter.
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We are looking to consolidating 3 physical servers to 3VM on 1 host. Currently, we have 2 remote offices that use a VPN and connect with Citrix. THe remote office desktops are configured as a workgroup. Are there any Hyper V solutions to allow the remote offices to connect or should we be using another server at the remote offices?
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ATLANTA - An annual cap on state spending will be back on the General Assembly's agenda this winter, a Senate Republican said Monday.But members of the Senate Limited Taxation Study Committee still have an important detail to work out: how to determine what the cap should be. A House study committee met several times last year to consider introducing legislation to limit annual increases in the state budget to the rate of inflation plus population growth. But the so-called Taxpayers' Bill of Rights never surfaced during this year's legislative session, partly because voters in Colorado - the state Georgia's proposal was modeled after - approved a referendum in November 2005 to freeze their spending cap for five years to let that state spend more money on education, health care and transportation. Lobbyists for local governments and school systems complained when the proposal came up last year that putting an artificial cap on spending could cripple the state's ability to deliver vital services. But Senate Republicans kept it alive by creating a study committee to reconsider it this summer and fall. On Monday, Sen. Chip Rogers, R-Woodstock, a member of the study committee, said legislation on the issue will be introduced during the upcoming session. During Monday's final meeting of the panel, Senate Budget Director Kevin Fillion said a cap wouldn't necessarily have a major impact on spending levels. If the inflation rate used to determine the spending cap were linked to what governments pay for purchases rather than the Consumer Price Index, state budgets would be less likely to run up against the spending cap, he said. According to figures Fillion presented to the committee, Georgia would only have hit the cap in four of the past 20 years if the state had a spending limit in place indexed to the costs of government purchases. Sen. Mitch Seabaugh, R-Sharpsburg, the committee's chairman, said such a cap would be an insurance policy for lawmakers crafting annual budgets. "What we're talking about doing is a policy to ensure that the good management we've seen in the last few years continues,'' he said. But Sen. Chip Pearson, R-Dawsonville, said the status quo isn't good enough. He noted that state spending has far outstripped the general rate of inflation during the last two decades. "We cannot continue to go on at that rate,'' he said. Pearson warned against adopting a "feel good'' cap that isn't effective at reining in spending. Fillion offered to do further research and come back with a formula that would base the inflation rate on consumer and private sector spending as well as government purchases. Seabaugh asked Fillion to wrap up his work in the next couple of weeks, which would give the committee time to issue its recommendations by the end of the month.
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Actor Asin Thottumkal on style and fashion
What is your style quotient?
Everyone's personal style evolves based on upbringing, exposure, influences, personality, etc. Style is subjective. I think my style is uncomplicated, classic and elegant. I don't follow trends as I like wearing what suits me. Also, I dress according to my mood.
What are the colours you prefer?
I'm not afraid of colours. In fact I love them. I like experimenting and wear funky colours for fun. My favourite colours are red and black though.
Your must-have accessories?
Definitely a pair of nude peep-toes stilettos and a little black dress. Black heels are a must-have too. I love to splurge on bags and have growing collection of them.
Your idea of party wear?
It depends on the kind of party I'm attending, but I think a chic dress works wonders. As far as time is concerned, it depends on the event. If it's a professional appearance, I take longer to get dressed than when I'm popping over to a friend's party.
Your little experiments in style?
I've started taking a keen interest in experimenting with my style. At a recent awards show, I opted for a printed Stella McCartney gown. It was not the usual pageant-y or sequined sheath. Such a look has not been tried on the Indian red carpet before, so there is always a first time.
Best fashion buy?
Without a doubt, a beautiful day bag.
Best fashion trend?
Statement neckpieces.
Worst fashion trend?
Platform heels.
Most extravagant purchase?
I once bought a winter jacket on one of my travels abroad — definitely an extravagant purchase because I hardly have any use for it since I live in Mumbai!
What designer item/s are on your fashion wishlist?
Victoria Beckham's new Spring-Summer 2012 line, as it has the most beautiful handbags.
If you had just two minutes to put together the perfect outfit, what would it be?
A white shirt, skinny jeans and nude ballet flats would make for a perfect casual look. Also, a LBD is definitely a perfect two-minute party option, because you can never go wrong with it.
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Guild Wars 2 Guide
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Focus areas include:
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These are real tips and advice personal experience from players of the game. This app is not a straight copy/paste of the Guild Wars 2 wiki or the official site.
***In regards to the lack of information in some areas, we are holding back until we can compare our notes with the released version of Guild Wars 2. Information that was correct during the beta phase may be have changes since then and be incorrect now.
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