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MR. DI RITA: Good afternoon. Sorry to keep you all waiting. I wanted to let General Myers get a chance a finish. I hope you all had a chance to hear him. He was over at the Foreign Press Center today. But we -- we piped in -- excuse me?
Q We were sitting here waiting for you!
MR. DI RITA: Oh, stop. (Laughter.)
(Chuckles.) Well, you missed General Myers, then. (Chuckles.)
General Myers gave some remarks at the Foreign Press Center, took some questions. One of the things that he mentioned which I wanted to emphasize or reiterate is the recent transfer of control in the city of Ad Diwaniyah to an Iraqi army battalion from an El Salvador army unit. So it's an indication of the capabilities of Iraqi security forces kind of maturing, continuing to mature.
Obviously we have always appreciated the involvement of El Salvador in the coalition. They've done a very good job in their area of responsibility, and just yesterday they turned control of a section of that area to -- in Diwaniyah to an Iraqi army battalion.
Something else that the chairman mentioned, I think the other day -- he may have spoken to it a little bit today -- he mentioned it in a media interview the other day, and we've subsequently provided some information about the two al Qaeda operatives that were apprehended in Iraq in the last few days. And I would just draw your attention to a Multinational Force Iraq release that came out this morning that provides a little bit more detail about that -- two important captures.
The insurgency continues, and operations against it continue. But I thought it would be worth drawing your attention to MNFI's statement, if you haven't seen it.
And with that -- one final note: We're hoping -- we expect to have Major General Taluto, from the 42nd Infantry Division in one of the northern sectors of Iraq, with you tomorrow.
Q Is it at 9 a.m.?
MR. DI RITA: (To staff.) Is it 9:00?
STAFF: Nine a.m.
MR. DI RITA: At 9 a.m. So barring any technical challenges or his diversion to other not more but equally important objectives, we hope to see him tomorrow morning.
With that, I'll be happy to respond to a couple of questions. Will?
Q Larry, I know this may sound more like a State Department question, but we were told earlier today by someone inside the building that General Casey is saying that it's possible that as early as, I guess, tomorrow that there may be some type of draft on the Iraqi constitution made public. Do you know anything about that?
MR. DI RITA: Well, it is mostly a State Department issue. The embassy is working together with the Iraqi government to keep an eye on the progress. There is progress in the development of the constitution. There has been -- we've all seen the reports about the involvement of the many factions inside of Iraq in developing this constitution through the process that the Iraqis established.
I wouldn't want to say that there's something that's going to be coming out soon. I know that General Casey, who's obviously much closer to it than I am, has a sense that the progress is quite good. But the objective is that this be completed by August 15th. That's the objective that everybody expects will be met. And I wouldn't start looking for something specifically before that date. If it happens, that would be wonderful. We did, as you recall, transfer sovereignty a day or two early last year. We thought we were going to do it on the 1st of July or 30th of June. We did it on the 28th.
On the other hand, I recall that the Temporary Administrative Law took a week or two to finish up beyond their original deadline. So these things kind of come and go. But I think everybody's hope and expectation is that they'll meet the deadline of August 15th, and if it were to happen sooner, we'll just wait and see.
Q And was it your understanding that Casey said that there may be something tomorrow?
MR. DI RITA: I have -- I've heard the same thing. I've heard others in this department say it. But what I'm saying is when it's ready, it'll be announced. And it mostly is the State Department. The embassy is working very closely, but obviously, so is General Casey to the -- he's involved because he's there, and he's aware of the political developments and has a very good read on it. But again, the objective is August 15th, and if it were to happen sooner, that would be wonderful, but we'll wait and see.
Q Larry, can you update us on confirmations for officials coming up on the Hill? What's going on there and especially with this pension issue?
MR. DI RITA: It would be nice to think we'll get some of those people confirmed before the Iraqi constitution is complete, but it remains to be seen. The -- Congress will go out of session -- obviously, the Senate will recess for the August recess I think at the end of this month. We've got a number of people pending up there. Each of these cases is a little bit different. And -- but we're hoping that we can move some folks through. We've had some progress. General Moseley was recently confirmed to be the next chief of staff of the Air Force. Dan Stanley as the assistant secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs. But we have others. Obviously, the Deputy Secretary of Defense position remains open, formally speaking, although Gordon England is acting in that position. We hope that he will be confirmed soon.
I know that the committee and the Senate is trying to work through a number of issues that, I think, are different in each case. Senator Levin has some particular concerns that we have been working closely with him to resolve that has --
Q On the Edelman matter, you mean?
MR. DI RITA: He doesn't have concerns on the individual. He has concerns on some documents he'd like greater insight into. From here in the department we've provided him, I think, a couple of thousand documents on the issues that he's been concerned about and are preparing some more that we hope will be responsive to his desires. But I think he has acknowledged that on that basis he is going to withhold on clearing Mr. Edelman. We hope that can be resolved.
We have Peter Flory, who's the designee for the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy, in the same situation. So we're hopeful we can work through each of these. They do each have their own individual circumstances. But in this case -- in the case of England, Flory and Edelman, none of them have to do with the individual, they have to do with issues that are important to the Senate, and we're trying very hard to work through those issues with the Senate.
Q Another Hill question?
MR. DI RITA: Does that help you?
Q Yes, very much.
MR. DI RITA: Great.
Q Larry, ask you another Hill question. This report to Congress that was supposed to be transmitted on Monday regarding progress in Iraq, could you explain why it hasn't gone up yet? Is it a matter of doing the report work, or is it a question of, say, negotiating with Congress on what you will provide and what you don't want to provide?
MR. DI RITA: No. It's -- the latter not at all. It's -- they -- Congress -- it came in the appropriations -- emergency appropriations bill, the supplemental approps. It's a wide range of things that the Senate has asked for, that the Congress has asked for. And all of -- most of that information was being compiled in other places and kind of moving it into a single report and ensuring that what moves out of one report and into this report is consistent. It's -- we're just trying to be very careful that with all the amount of -- we've provided an enormous amount of information to the Congress on progress in Iraq, and we want to make sure that this consolidated submission is consistent with the disparate submissions that we've provided over the months and years. So it's just taken time to kind of get it in one place and make sure that we're comfortable that it's consistent with the various reports we've provided.
Q Imminent?
MR. DI RITA: By Pentagon standards -- (chuckling) -- "imminent" is a very elastic notion. We're only a week over, and for us, that's pretty good. I think we have something on the order of somewhere between 6(00) and 800 reports that are due to Congress every year based on various insertions into various pieces of legislation, and we kind of paddle as fast as we can and we get them out as fast as we can, so.
Q Follow-up?
MR. DI RITA: And -- which follows on Will's question to the China report.
Q Get it before the Iraqi constitution, for example?
MR. DI RITA: We -- as I said, we've provided the Congress a lot of information. And the public -- you. And a lot of this is kind of boiling that amount of information into a single place, and that's -- and so it's not going to be new information, it's going to be information in a new -- newly packaged format. And that's -- and so it's -- don't look for new information. Just look for it in one place. And that's what -- we'll get it done. And I expect it to be probably before the Congress recesses in August.
Q One important bit of information which came up at the hearings again was the issue of the readiness of the Iraqi forces.
MR. DI RITA: Right.
Q Which you mentioned earlier in this press conference was encouraging news. Will that be in that report? And --
MR. DI RITA: There are some assessments of readiness such as they can be provided in a format of this nature. I think some of the information is classified, and some of it's not classified. There will be classified portions of this report. But some of it won't be, and that which is not classified we'll obviously make available.
Q Larry, how significant is the capture of the two al Qaeda leaders? And is there any growing optimism that U.S. forces are getting closer to Zarqawi, given the fact that these two are apparently so high up?
MR. DI RITA: Well, we believe that this fellow Abu Abdul Aziz is the al Qaeda leader in Baghdad. How significant is that? They always have somebody behind them. So there's no individual who will stop the -- you know, whose capture will stop the insurgency. On the other hand, the more of these people that we capture, the more information we gain. We believe that Abu Seba had something to do with the diplomat attacks over the course of the last few weeks, so we'll learn from that. So -- again, there's no individual whom we will capture that will stop this. But I think if you're looking at the general trend, we're capturing a lot -- a lot of these guys. And from that developing a lot of intelligence.
Q Isn't that the usual --
MR. DI RITA: I wouldn't want to connect it, though, to a sense of timing on Zarqawi. When we get him, we'll get him.
Q Isn't there a danger, though, that as you capture a lot of the top leaders, the lower rungs may scatter and disperse and turn into, basically, the smaller ones that aren't necessarily run by a central organization?
MR. DI RITA: Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of things that can happen as a result. But what we know about al Qaeda is that it's a networked organization, so when you disrupt aspects of the network, it disrupts their operations to some extent. Now, we have seen -- and I'm not trying to overstate this -- that they can recover from that and they go off and recruit somebody else. But over time, we have disrupted a lot of al Qaeda senior leadership, and these two individuals are at some level in at least the Iraq cells, and we expect to get information from them that will be helpful going forward.
Q Larry, that horrible attack yesterday with the children, I mean, you've seen the troops go out there. This is part of their -- you know, even if they tried to stop handing out candy to children, the kids just keep running up to the convoys. I mean, is there anything that you're thinking about here in the Pentagon or that U.S. troops can do to try to prevent something like that from happening again? This is the second time in a year that a group of children have been blown up.
MR. DI RITA: Yeah. It is a, obviously, tragic circumstance. I think again, as we've said, when somebody's willing to kill themselves, it's a very difficult thing to defend against.
Iraqis do tend to react to U.S. forces when they're in their area. They appreciate the fact that U.S. forces are there. They tend to collect around U.S. forces. And when these kinds of tragedies occur, we obviously lament them and look for what ways that we might adjust our procedures so that that could be avoided.
But again, when somebody's willing to kill themselves, it's a very difficult thing to -- or put themselves in a position where -- a suicide bomb or an IED where they can remotely detonate it, it's difficult to defend against.
Q So is somebody thinking about maybe putting out some guidance to troops that maybe you shouldn't create situations that congregate children?
MR. DI RITA: I don't know. And we can find out. It's a question you might ask one of the commanders, if you speak to them tomorrow. But I think it's an issue that they are mindful of, that they know that it does present an elevated risk, a target risk, to Iraqi citizens as well as U.S. forces.
But the interaction with the Iraqi citizens by both Iraqi security forces and coalition forces is, on balance, a positive thing, and it's not the kind of thing you want to restrict too much because it's something that the Iraqis themselves I think appreciate – and my observation has been they appreciate it.
Q Larry, before, when you were talking about the state of where the constitution is for Iraq, I think General Casey was saying that by tomorrow there might be some form of it in a rough draft. Are you saying that that isn't ready? Or were you speaking about whether --
MR. DI RITA: No, what I'm saying is -- first of all, I'll leave to General Casey, who has a much better sense of it than I do, but the objective is that there be a constitution complete by August 15th. I think the general view is that we're on track for that. Everybody understands the importance of getting it complete on or about that date.
But I wouldn't be surprised if, for whatever reason, people's expectations here as we get close to that date ebb and flow. And that's the nature of these things. We saw it, as I said, with the TAL. We saw it with the transfer of sovereignty. And if there's a draft that people start circulating and it gets published in papers, and all of the things that happen with this kind of thing, I think that would be terrific. And if it doesn't happen, nobody should consider that any portent. I mean, August 15th is the date, and that's the date we expect this process to be complete.
Q Larry, what's your assessment of the level of violence in Afghanistan, and what should we make of the deployment of the battalion of the 82nd that's going over there?
MR. DI RITA: Well, the -- when -- I think back in the spring we acknowledged -- I think General Abizaid did; we certainly have -- that as we get closer to the election we anticipate the Taliban to throw everything they have at this, for whatever effect that may have. And as a result, we did have this notice, this unit on notice to prepare to deploy. And Abizaid has determined that under the circumstances he would just as soon have the additional force around the time of the election. So this unit will go.
I don't think the -- Abizaid was here a week or so ago and talked about what he considers to be generally steady progress in Afghanistan. But I think he also acknowledged that, with this coming election cycle, he is preparing for the possibility that there will be an upsurge in violence. And that's why he's asked for this additional battalion. But we -- he anticipated that back in the spring when this battalion was notified. As a matter of fact, it had been intended that it would deploy, and then didn't deploy, was just put on notice. And so now he'll ask for it. And that's prudent. It's -- when he has asked for more forces, he's gotten them; when he's said he doesn't need forces, he hasn't. And at this moment, he thinks he wants a little bit of a plus-up during the election cycle, and we did it through normal rotation adjustments in Iraq, and we -- in January; we did it in Afghanistan last year in December. So it's consistent with the pattern that he'd established.
But again, last election we saw very little violence in Afghanistan. We all hope that's the case this time. But hope's not a plan. I mean, he's planning for the contingencies that might arise.
Q That Salvadoran unit, Aduaniga, is it being transferred to another part of Iraq or is it coming back?
MR. DI RITA: I do not know the status of that unit, and whether -- I don't know where it is in its deployment cycle and what the current status of Salvador government decisions is with respect to it. So --
Q Okay. A second question. In London there have been some editorials calling for DOD, and specifically Secretary Rumsfeld, to apologize for the Air Force's having told personnel not to go into central London. Is there any reaction to that?
MR. DI RITA: Well, you know, it's hard for people to understand, because it's that they see this big bureaucracy and they assume decisions are made by command and control out of the third floor. We have an -- we have a large number of military commanders who are responsible for their areas of operations, and they make decisions every day. And in this case, a commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe made a decision, first because of the difficulty of people moving in and out of London, he didn't want to add to that difficulty on the day of the incident. And then the second day, when the transportations were shut down, he made a judgment that it would be easier for the people of London not to have U.S. people moving in and out. It turned out to be a decision that was unnecessary and one that -- in which the Secretary had no involvement. And when he learned of it through press reports, immediately determined that it was not the decision he agreed with. And -- but other commanders senior to the commander who made the decision had already made that same assessment.
In other words, you have somebody who makes a determination. He's responsible for force protection, he makes an immediate call: in the absence of a lot of information, this is what I'm going to do. Senior commanders, including, in this case, the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe, questioned that decision, said it's not necessary. The Secretary's own views was it not necessary. And it was rescinded. I mean, these things happen. I think the Secretary spoke for himself and for the department on the day of the bombings when he went to the embassy, signed the condolence book and talked at some length about the deep respect he had for the way that the British government was responding to this. The way the President responded to it speaks for the United States.
And I don't think -- I think people understand that commanders make decisions and then people step back with a different perspective and say "that's one you want to rethink." And it didn't take a lot for the commander to decide just to rescind his decision. But with the amount of information he had available, he made a call. The secretary learned about it through press reports, like most of us did. And when he learned of it, he and other senior commanders had determined that's just not necessary.
Q Was he ordered to rescind the decision or did he just decide he was --
MR. DI RITA: I believe, both in the administrative and the operational chain of command, senior commanders to the commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe directed that the decision be rescinded. But I think with the passage of a few days, that commander himself determined that the thing was no longer. So I don't know if it was ordered or self-determined and then followed on by an order, but a few people above his level, with the perspective that they had, stepping back a little bit, thought that that wasn't necessary, and it turned out not to be necessary. So there's not too much to dwell on.
Q Larry, in recent days the governments in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan have said things along the lines of questioning the continued presence of U.S. forces in their countries. Has Secretary Rumsfeld gotten on the phone, talked to his counterparts in either of those countries about this?
MR. DI RITA: Not to my knowledge, he has not.
Q Does he plan to?
MR. DI RITA: He's traveled to the region on several occasions. We were in Kyrgyzstan, as a matter of fact, back in the spring. But he has not had any contacts since this issue has arisen. I mean, there's been discussion of it inside the U.S. government. There is a lot of discussion about the proper approach, what's the next step. There's no single installation anywhere in the world that, you know, we must have and can't live without, so we'll make adjustments if we're not going to use those installations going forward. But he's not, to my knowledge, had any direct conversations with any of his counterparts in those countries.
Q Are you saying that the government is considering whether to offer to pull out, or --
MR. DI RITA: No. I simply refer to comments that the State Department has made about what the level of transparency would be desirable for the investigation of the incidents at Andijan in Uzbekistan. I mean, it's a more narrow aspect of the issue that you were raising. But there's been discussions at NATO and inside the government about, you know, what is the appropriate military-to-military interaction in a situation like that, where you clearly have a country that's trying to manage a tough internal terrorist problem, which you do have in Uzbekistan, but is also kind of -- you've got obvious human rights challenges. So there's no quick answer on this one.
But the installations, none of them are so critical to our operations that we couldn't do fine and work around them if we weren't operating from those places any longer.
Q Are China and Russia being -- and/or Russia being unhelpful on that front?
MR. DI RITA: You know, we've had a lot of interactions, and I would refer you to the State Department on the general policy. But I think it's an issue that does arise when the Secretary meets with his Russian counterpart -- you know, the U.S. activities in Central Asia. But it's part of our operations in the struggle against violent extremism, and I think the Russians understand that. The same thing applies to our involvement in Georgia, which we know is a situation of some anxiety for the Russians. But the United States has its own sets of relationships around the world, and I think countries like Russia understand that.
Any other thoughts?
Where's Charlie? We missed Charlie today.
Q Vacation.
MR. DI RITA: Good. Well, I hope you all get some time off. And if there's no other questions, it's good to see you all again.
Thank you.


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Stock Growers Assoc. seeking Leopold Award nominations
Date posted: March 14, 2014
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Stock Growers Association is seeking nominations for the 2015 Leopold Conservation Award.
The award recognizes Wyoming ranchers who demonstrate outstanding, sustainable management of natural resources and is presented by Sand County Foundation, WSGA and Peabody Energy.
The annual award includes a check for $10,000 and an automatic entry into the National Cattlemen's Beef Association's national awards program.
The deadline for nominations is July 31.
Materials can be mailed to Leopold Conservation Award c/o Wyoming Stock Growers Association, PO Box 206, Cheyenne, WY 82003. For more information and application materials see leopoldconservationaward.org.
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Detroit's story has encapsulated the iconic narrative of America over the last century the Great Migration of African Americans escaping Jim Crow; the rise of manufacturing and the middle class; the love affair with automobiles; the flowering of the American dream; and now . . . the collapse of the economy and the fading American mythos. With its vivid, painterly palette and haunting score, DETROPIA sculpts a dreamlike collage of a grand city teetering on the brink of dissolution. These soulful pragmatists and stalwart philosophers strive to make ends meet and make sense of it all, refusing to abandon hope or resistance. Their grit and pluck embody the spirit of the Motor City as it struggles to survive postindustrial America and begins to envision a radically different future.
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On CM Punk vs. The Undertaker: Thought that the final segment of Raw involving Taker and Punk was controversial and dramatic and it made me want to see the match between the two even more. I can certainly see where some viewers were uncomfortable with the presentation but perhaps that was the intent. Mark my words, @CMPunk vs. Undertaker will be tougher than a $2 steak to follow.
On The Rock vs. John Cena: The hay is in the barn for Rock vs. Cena. It;'s been over a year since this rivalry started and Sunday is the time for the talking to end and the show closer to deliver. Following everything on the card and attempting to engage the audience who has been at the stadium for hours is daunting but that comes with the territory. I have every belief that the two men that I signed to WWE contracts will rise to the occasion.
On Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar: Thought the addition of HBK in HHH's corner vs. Brock Lesnar was a timely touch and that Paul Heyman was excellent on the mic representing his client. Slobber Knocker time for the Cerebral Assassin and the former WWE and UFC champion without question. This one won't be a Brisco vs. Funk catch as catch can masterpiece but it will be car crash-like. I see some sweet chin music in @HeymanHustle future in Jersey. Just saying.
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Pears. They're in season. Pears. It's what to eat. Pears. They're the pear-y-est!
It's autumn. Yes I admit it. I cannot deny it. There's no hiding from it. And to mourn the fact that it is no longer summer... er, um, I mean to celebrate the fact that it is now cold and there is a distinct possibility of snow, I have made a fantastic warm-me-up dessert. Poached Pear Crisp. Sweet Bosk pears, simmered in a mixture of spices and then baked on the grill with crunchy oats and brown sugar. So delicious. So... autumn.
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Late last May, Google Places was renamed Google+ Local. And today, the service's official iOS client has also undergone the same name change.
As its new name suggests, the service has been rebranded to reflect its deep integration with Google's main social networking site, Google+.
Further, along with the new name came the inclusion of ratings from Zagat, which Google acquired last month. This and other changes have been carried over to the iOS app through today's update.
Obviously requiring you to sign in with your Google+ account, Google+ Local helps you decide where to go based on your friends' reviews.
And if the recommendations from your Google circles aren't enough to sway you, the app now lets you check the Zagat scores, which are determined using a 30-point scale, for the establishments you're interested in visiting.
Of course, you can also contribute your own reviews right within the app for the benefit of, say, your undecided bar-hopping friends.
The update also introduces the ability to look up places using Voice Search. As in other Google iOS apps that support the feature, Voice Search is activated in Google+ Local by tapping the microphone icon and speaking your query.
Additionally, the update brings the following improvements to the app:
- Improved UI for searching for places that aren't nearby
- Switched to using OAuth2 login for improved security
- Bug fixes
Designed for iPhone, Google+ Local is available in the App Store for free.
While its Google+ integration is now more prominent, it's still pretty much the same Google Places app, as far as its interface is concerned. It still looks like an app from 2009, which is saying something considering that it was actually launched in early 2011. A redesign similar to the last Google+ for iOS update would've been nice to see alongside the rebranding.


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Nominations Being Accepted for Cornerstone Student Awards Through Jan. 24
The Cornerstone Student Awards nomination process is now OPEN. Honors include individual awards such as the Bryan Award for Seniors and Lippitt Award for First Year Students as well as multiple-recipient awards such as the Senior Medallion and Excellence in Engagement awards. Nominations are being accepted now through Friday, Jan. 24, 2014.
Before visiting the nominations site, the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement encourages you to:
• Review the updated awards criteria
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Plus 15% of everyone in the U.S. received some type of food assistance from the USDA in fiscal year 2013. But, state by state is where the assistance rates varied the most.
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Ninety-one percent of those who participated in the alumni survey indicated receiving job offers or an acceptance to graduate school within six months of graduation.
There are lots of reasons why people study history, and most of these reasons relate to skills that will help you find a better job.
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Or maybe you're fascinated by the people and events of the past and you'd love to teach history in high school or work in an historical museum or get a job in historical preservation or do graduate work in history or archaeology.
Or maybe you enjoy the mental disciplines history fosters, like analytical reading, library research, writing which communicates about real events and argue interpretations and you plan to use these skills in a career like journalism or legal research.
There are many skills you can strengthen in studying history at Roanoke College.
Talk with a faculty member in the department for assistance in clarifying the skills you want to develop further.
Look into resources using a comprehensive database of available career opportunities for history graduates using Resources for History Graduates.
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Pulitzer Prize winning author, Doris Kearns Goodwin, spoke to a crowd of at least 1,700 people on Sept. 21 at Roanoke College.


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Well, the colt that some predicted might never win another race looked pretty darn impressive in winning the San Diego Handicap on Saturday at Del Mar. Mike Smith rode the 4-year-old Giacomo, the 50-1 winner of the 2005 Kentucky Derby, with perfection.
Granted, the gray colt didn't beat a stellar field, but it was a win and perhaps this guy is starting to put it all together.
Can he beat Lava Man in the Pacific Classic? Well, how much did Lava Man's gallant effort in the Hollywood Gold Cup take out of the veteran gelding? Giacomo will go into the race a fresh horse, and Lava Man was all out to win the Gold Cup. Hmmm. Could be a very interesting race, and perhaps Lava Man will be a very beatable odds-on favorite. Circle Aug. 20 on your calendar. It should be a heckuva horse race.


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PwC responds to the Select Committee report on corporate taxation
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The Select Committee on Economic Affairs of the House of Lords has today (31st July) published its report on 'Tackling Tax Avoidance in a Global Environment."
Mary Monfries, PwC's head of tax policy and regulation, said:
"We agree with the need to rebuild trust in the tax system and have long supported any drives towards simpler rules, clarity of policy and more resources for HMRC. It is important to remember this report isn't happening in isolation though. There is already a progressive international agenda for change through the G8 and the OECD's action plan, which the House of Lords report acknowledges. Success of these efforts will depend on continued commitment and co-ordinated effort by governments and business.
"Changes at a UK level, without a coordinated approach could seriously damage UK competitiveness and create more complexity and uncertainty in a system that is crying out for simplification. HM Treasury will be looking at the UK rules as part of the OECD action plan, but that has to be within a realistic timescale, given the importance to the UK economy.
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When planning out your color palette, dear Knotties, remember: Your ceremony and reception don't have to look exactly the same. Julie and Bill transitioned from a clean all-white ceremony on the California bluffs to a candlelit jewel-toned ballroom reception. As long as your hues are within the same color family (i.e. they would look good together), the end result will be beautiful.


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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Bill Kendrick wrote:
> Other than Mark (who sounds like he'll be at UC Davis on the 27th... for the
> CPR hearing???),
Sorry, but I can't be there... 6+ hour drive... But everyone who is able
please go -- that goes for all the other LUGs and OSS advocates in the
area, too.
BTW, before going to the meeting I prepared a statement I was going to
read to the commission members during the public comment time. Here's a
copy that I never got to read. It should fit into the 3 minute slot.
Feel free to modify/add to/remove from it:
Thank you for having me here today.
My name is Mark Kim. I am currently a graduate student at University of
Southern California studying computer science. Before that I was a
software developer in the Bay Area, and before that was a computer
engineering student at UC Davis.
I am here now as a California citizen to show my support of
recommendation SO10 of the CPR Report titled, "Explore Open Source
In this recommendation, the state is asked to consider purchasing
computer programs other than the ones expensively purchased from
computer vendors. Computer programs like Windows, Office, Photoshop,
and many others have Free alternatives that are often adequate enough
for the needs of many functions, and sometimes even exceed in quality
when compared to many of these expensively purchased programs.
Alternative to Windows, such as FreeBSD and Linux, are proven,
industry-tested programs that are used as a mission-critical part of
major industry players like Google, Tivo, IBM, Yahoo, E-Trade, Apple,
Linksys, and many others.
An alternative to Microsoft Office, such as OpenOffice, is part of a
normal business day at Verizon and backed by Sun Microsystems, and it's
in use in many public schools and even in some government entities such
as the City of Austin, Texas.
An alternative to Photoshop, such as the GIMP, while not as fully
featured as Photoshop, is used by many amateur digital artists. It even
has certain features such as scripting that are simply not available in
Photoshop, that makes it appealing even for those who may already have
These are only a small sample of the many free programs that are
available out there today, many of which are solid foundations that make
up this Internet and run the majority of our Universities and corporate
environments. We use free software everyday, when we run web searches
through Google, when we write e-mails through Yahoo, when we click
through the channels on our Tivos. It's time to bring much of these
time-tested and proven programs into our State, where they will serve us
I'm not saying we should use free software everywhere. However I
*am* saying we should use them where appropriate, and we should open up
our state to this possibility by considering free software when we need
to purchase new software. It never hurts to consider *free* software.
That's what recommendation SO10 says, that we should explore such
programs for use. And it never hurts to explore possibilities.
As a side remark, I would like to point out that, while these free
programs may be free to us, they were not freely created. They were
created by various universities with our tax dollars and volunteers from
the computer industry with their precious time. Many of these
universities and computer industry volunteers, by no chance, are from
this very state. The aforementioned free programs FreeBSD and GIMP
originally came from UC Berkeley, and OpenOffice is heavily funded by
Sun Microsystems located in Silicon Valley. These are professional-
level programs with high quality and low cost, and they're from
this very state. Our tax dollars paid for it through university grants,
and the companies in our State worked very hard to make them great
--- so, let's use them. These are *our* programs; let's use them.
Let's use California-grown programs.
I'm not sure if I would've actually said that last part but I thought I
threw it in my draft for some laughs. I figured it wouldn't hurt to get
some memorable attention with a joke.
I tried to leave out much of the computer lingos and concepts since 3
minutes is too short of a time to discuss more than one new idea. So you
won't see me say "open source" anywhere or even "software". I used words
the commission would understand, like "Free" and "programs." I tried to
throw in a lot of names they'd recognize, like Google, IBM, Tivo and
E-Trade. I would've thrown in some other names except I don't know off
the top of my head who uses OSS or not for sure.
If I had extra time, I would've mentioned how too much of our money goes
to Washinton State (Microsoft headquarters) and using OSS and hiring local
services would bring the money that state spends back into California.
But I felt that's more of a side issue that's better left to economic
analysists than myself, and didn't want to open that door in my 3 minute
Thanks everyone! =)
Mark K. Kim
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During the bitter winter of 1864, Panguitch residents were on the verge of starvation. A group of men from the settlement set out over the mountains to fetch provisions from the town of Parowan, 40 mi away. When they hit waist-deep snowdrifts they were forced to abandon their oxen. Legend says that the men, frustrated and ready to turn back, laid a quilt on the snow and knelt to pray. Soon they realized the quilt had kept them from sinking into the snow. Spreading quilts before them as they walked, leapfrog style, the men traveled to Parowan and back, returning with life-saving provisions. Every June, the four-day Quilt Walk Festival commemorates the event with quilting classes, a tour of Panguitch's pioneer homes, crafts shows, and a dinner-theater production in which the story is acted out.
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YIELD: Makes 8 to 10 servings
For pear compote:
Mix sugar, lime juice, and salt in heavy large saucepan. Add pears and toss gently to coat. Cover and cook over medium-low heat until pears are just tender, stirring occasionally, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer mixture to bowl. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 day ahead. Chill until cold, then cover and keep chilled.
For buttermilk spice cake:
Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter and flour 9-inch-diameter cake pan with 2-inch-high sides; line pan with round of parchment paper. Sift first 9 ingredients into medium bowl. Using electric mixer, beat butter in large bowl until fluffy. Gradually add sugar, beating until smooth. Beat in eggs 1 at a time, beating to blend between additions. Scrape in seeds from vanilla bean and add lime peel; beat to blend. Beat in flour mixture in 4 additions alternately with buttermilk in 3 additions, scraping down bowl occasionally. Transfer batter to prepared pan.
Bake cake until beginning to brown on top and tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 30 minutes. Cool cake in pan on cooling rack. DO AHEAD: Cake can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and let stand at room temperature.
Cut around pan sides to loosen cake. Turn cake out onto rack; peel off parchment and turn right side up onto platter. Sift powdered sugar over. Cut into wedges. Serve with pear compote and dollop of crème fraîche.
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** Available at most supermarkets and at specialty foods stores.
Test-kitchen tip: Grind the star anise pods in a spice mill, then strain through a fine sieve. Use only the most finely ground star anise in the cake. Or you can buy ground star anise at penzeys.com.
Per serving: 362.9 kcal calories, 50.3 % calories from fat, 20.3 g fat, 12.5 g saturated fat, 105.4 mg cholesterol, 41.8 g carbohydrates, 2.5 g dietary fiber, 25.6 g total sugars, 39.3 g net carbohydrates, 4.2 g protein
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Edit: We decided to spread our musical taste a bit more wideley. Anything goes that has something to do with music from other cultures like African, Asian, Arabic, Folk, Traditional, Balkans, Gypsy etc. Be creative! If it is more unknown/obscure than better. E.g. something like Fusion of Jazz, Mestizo, Flamenco whatever. It is difficult to explain.
Have fun!
Edit2: April 25 2012 As to not get confused if you are a first timer into our music journey. At the moment we are travelling through Africa, jump on if you are still elsewhere and stay up-to-date with the #!'ers Global Sounds Radio.
Ok, I thought to share some artists/music of Asia. So we can explore new things or just compare our tastes. This thread has its roots from the "What are you listening now?"
So, I will begin with Aziza Mustafa Zadeh.
For test drive: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIl6YQSl … re=related
Country is Azerbaijan, it is actually Jazz music but you can hear the influence of this country.
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At Sfinks Mixed 2011 (festival in Belgium) I saw a performance of Les Etoiles du Ballet Royal du Cambodge. Dance and music, very beautiful!
^Very nice.
Hmm hardly know what to suggest. "World Music" seems to emphasise African music, which I also love, but the far East gets left out. On a return visit to London I searched the CD shelves to find a single album from Indonesia!
How about the music of Laos and North-East Thailand? (The two are culturally close.) Try searching for Mor Lam or Molam, or other kinds of "lam" - Lam Lao, Lam Phutai, Lam Saravan... This is funky stuff with great vocals and one or two-chord backings. Lao "folk music" these days usually seems to be played with drums, electric guitars and keyboards, but still sounds Lao. There used to be a wonderful site called "Monsoon Country" full of great sounds but all I can find now is this: http://www.angelfire.com/folk/monsoon-country/ which has all its links broken. Here's a Japanese site, which doesn't load well http://www26.tok2.com/home2/anarchy/thai_m.htm Maybe you can search the web and find something better? Youtube had quite a bit when I just tried a search, but a lot sounded a bit anaemic compared with stuff I heard before. This isn't too bad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_pwRIimwxU and this maybe: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRiHaOlQ3F0
Ah, and this from Cambodia: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1gHIMaEeF4
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^ Pretty interesting stuff. I love all kind of World music and here where I live it is correct, it is also mostly connected to African music and it is great but I prefer the Asian region more. Actually on the university where I work we have a focus on Africa.
When I turn the volume on here from my flat and there beats some Arabic music, I saw some surprised faces looking at me.
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+1 Ivanovnegro for making this thread. I'm going to enjoy this one.
Artist: M-Flo
Genre: Hip-Hop, Rap, Jass-rap, techno
M-Flo is one of my top favorite Japanese bands that can easily get people in the mood for dancing, singing, and good times groovin'. Still surprises me that it is only two people who end up working with other singers for some fantastic groovy songs. I wished they made more studio albums (not remixes or "Best of") after their 2007 Cosmicolor album. The remixes were good too.
As we have here some "Japanese" guys, one band I enjoy much is the Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. So, as the name suggests it is Ska music with a touch of Jazz.
This one is new to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBCn6KT665w.
There is a Jazz band from Japan I am trying to find but I cannot remember its name. It sounds really old school but the music is exceptionell.
That's quite a different vibe I'm used to. It's a nice tune to listen for casual chill talk. I'll need to listen more to them and see if I can grow to like their music.
Anyway, I'm going to highlight another of my favorite bands.
Artist: Bump of Chicken
Genre: Rock
I'd say this band has some diverse rock music. Some of the songs you can really jam to while others are more suited for relaxing. I began relistening to them and realized that they released some new songs within the last few years. Man...their new stuff sounds even better! Actually let me rephrase that. More Bump of Chicken is fantastic!
Time to rekindle my love for Asian music!
BUMP OF CHICKEN - Only Lonely Glory
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Artist: B'z
Genre: Rock
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Some of their new songs:
^ Oh, my crappy English again. Wanted to say "having a soft spot for something".
Edit: Faible comes from French. Edited the title.
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Whoa, I mispelled a word in my post too
Artist: Spitz
Genre: Rock, Power Pop
Another one of my favorites for a long while. I would like to describe the music as very invigorating and relaxing. A nice pick me up band to uplift moods or to reminisce about abstract feelings. My favorite album is Hachimitsu.
Hachimitsu - Reminds me of the good ol' nineties.
Spitz - Mahou no Kotoba (Live 2008)
Not going to post any links here except wikipedia - it's easy enough to search and find the incredible variety of sounds. Sukarno banned rock in the 60's and as a result electric music got ethnic.
These days there's a lot of pop and rock that doesn't sound much different from anywhere else, but I'll just mention a few of the types of music I've run into personally, and enjoyed:
Gamelan of course - slow stately Javanese and speedy hyper Balinese.
Dangdut - everybody's probably heard this reggaeish mix of Indian film music and local melodies. Elvy Sukaesih might be the most famous singer.
Pop Sunda - from West Java near Jakarta, romantic and melodic. The same pentatonic scale you'll find in the region's folk and classical music.
Qasidah - from Aceh: Arab melodies + Dangdut rhythms + Islamic message
Kroncong - Western influenced, from Java, with interlaced guitar lines that sound as if they were gamelan gongs + long romantic vocal lines, violin, flute... very nice, sounds a bit like Hawaiian music sometimes.
Degung - again from West Java (I think) - flute with gamelan + (usually) what sounds like electric bass. Very spacy, long tunes.
Kecak - somewhat famous chorus from Bali imitating monkeys.
I once heard something from North Sulawesi with pop vocals over a bamboo gamelan accompaniment.
Cilokak music from Lombok. Beautiful.
("c" in Indonesian is pronounced like "ch")
It's a huge country and there's just so much incredible stuff...
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Asian music? Yellow Magic Orchestra
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzsdza2iyvE (hope this works)
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I love the stuff from Sublime Frequencies (African & Asian)
And this beautiful compilation with street recordings from Vietnam:
http://www.trikont.com/basics/cgi-tdb/b … index=10.1
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At the moment I'm using this traditional Japanese song 'Azuma Jishi' as an alarm clock in the morning, much more soothing than a regular jarring alarm sound!
Azuma Jishi:
This one's also very soothing, called 'Edo lullaby' - makes you sleepy though!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzBioAEb … re=related
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i think DJ Scotch Egg is Japanese: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8QLkThdzmA
he makes his music using Gameboys and crappy Casio-keyboards, you may call it 'chipcore' or something like that.
i saw him live on Lowlands festival (NL) and it was awesome. he ended with an attempt to play some christmas tune on his Casio, which stopped working. he then proceeded (Christmas-hat on) to dance around the stage like a crazy person while just humming the tune. pure genius this man.
Wow everybody's posting some amazing stuff! Sublime Frequencies' catalogue had me drooling.
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Ayarkhaan (http://ayarkhaan.blogspot.com/) is a band from the Sakha Republic (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakha_Republic). Their music (traditional with jew's harp) is different maybe strange but very beautiful. There are some videos on their site.
(I had never heard of the Sakha republic until Ayarkhaan.)
@Johnraff: Your infos on Indonesia is amzaing, it is totally new to me.
@machine: Yeah, it works, nice post!
Now I will make the change to India. A nice country but i have never been there. Maybe some time. I love their music and every region has to offer something different and in so many languages. I am not the biggest Bollywood watcher but I like their dancing and musical sequences in the movies.
So, here, a king of Bollywood music, A.R. Rahman.
Just put it in the Google search, there are too many links to post.
Don't let's forget Bhangra - made in the UK! Its roots are in the Punjab in India though.
Go back in time in Bollywood and there was the wonderful singer Lata Mangeshkar.
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I first heard of LM on the radio in Japan many years ago but didn't quite catch the name. Lata something...? Anyway, a few months later I was on holiday in Singapore and after lunch in the Indian district (great South Indian food) found a big Indian music shop, so dropped in to see what I could find. Racks and racks of cassettes by people I'd never heard of - no idea what to buy - so that singer popped into my mind and I asked the assistant if there was someone whose name began with "Lata". He looked a bit taken aback, but showed me to a huge section in the middle of the shop filled with Lata Mangeshkar tapes! Don't know how I managed to miss it... Bought a couple, and on my way out looked up to check the name of the shop. It was the Lata Music Store.
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McGowin, 21, a junior pitcher at Savannah State University, has pitched 21 and 2/3 scoreless innings to start the 2013 campaign and will carry a perfect 3-0 record and 0.00 ERA into his next start this Saturday.
"It's been a great experience, especially with our team doing really well," said McGowin, who has helped lead Savannah State to a 9-3 start to the season. "I'm just doing my part."
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Schools are already beginning to do this, so the survey asked about my opinion on the impact of .XXX domains and what the U should do about it.
The survey was set up with almost all multiple choice questions which was nice because I did not have enough information or opinion on the matter to fill out open-ended questions. This was the first time I had heard about the issue, so I appreciated having options. The questions asked if an .XXX domain would change my opinion on a brand or school, if I would decide against going to the U if there was an .XXX domain associated with it, and also my opinion and use of .XXX domains and pornography sites.
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