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Even as it prepares to host Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night at Oracle Arena, the city is left to wonder whether this Warriors run represents its last shot at a major sports championship. Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Jimmy Rollins, who grew up in the neighboring town of Alameda rooting for the A's and Warriors (the Raiders were mostly in L.A. at the time), pondered the prospect of the clubs abandoning the East Bay with sadness. "It would be a sports-bankrupt city, or side of the bay," he said. "You know what happens when sports franchises and big businesses leave. Places become very desolate. Somehow, someway, sports has a way of curbing crime. It gives you something to do, something to watch."
Los Angeles Dodgers controlling owner Mark Walter confirmed his Guggenheim group is interested in acquiring a piece of the Brooklyn Nets. "We're going ahead hopefully. I haven't seen any numbers on it. I think it's a great franchise," Walter said. "I haven't heard that it is signed." SB Nation reported on Thursday that Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov was in talks with Guggenheim, and a person familiar with the situation told USA TODAY Sports the two sides are having discussions.
Los Angeles Dodgers controlling owner Mark Walter confirmed his Guggenheim group is interested in acquiring a piece of the Brooklyn Nets. "We're going ahead hopefully. I haven't seen any numbers on it. I think it's a great franchise," Walter said. "I haven't heard that it is signed."
"I expected it," Paul said on Saturday. "When they came and asked me to that thing with Carl Crawford, I said they were going to boo the life out of me. I told Cat (Belanger, the Dodgers' broadcast and entertainment coordinator). She's been there every time that I've been there for games and she was like, 'It's cool.'" Paul was booed last season when he threw out the first pitch to Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp along with his four-year-old son, Chris. "The craziest one is when I had 'Little Chris' with me," Paul said. "But he didn't know what was going on. Now if I take him he'll know what's going on."
When Chris Paul was shown on the big screen at Dodger Stadium on Friday during the Los Angeles Dodgers' home opener against the San Francisco Giants, he was booed louder than any Giants player on the field. The reception didn't come as a surprise to Paul, who smiled while being jeered and playing an in-stadium trivia game with Dodgers outfielder Carl Crawford.
Bottom line: Are the Lakers in danger of missing the playoffs? "I wouldn't go that far," Johnson said. "Last year was supposed to be bad. They still made it. They're out in the first round, but the Clippers went out in the first round just like the Lakers and they won the division. I just hope they turn it around."
The Dodgers haven't won the World Series since 1988, an uncommonly long drought for the team that moved here in 1958, two years before the Lakers arrived from Minneapolis. The Lakers, meanwhile, have won five of the last 13 NBA championships but have had quick playoff exits the last three years. Et tu, Earvin? "Remember this: It can be both," he said in Atlanta, where the Dodgers faced the Braves. "Yeah, the Dodgers are on fire right now. Why does it have to be one or the other? We have a sports town. Right now, this is Dodger time. Everybody knows that. Once we see how our run is and the Lakers start up, then it's going to turn back to the Lakers."
Scott will have no problem getting a line on good Los Angeles Dodgers tickets. His former teammate and good friend Magic Johnson is part of an ownership consortium that's reportedly purchasing the Dodgers for a record $2.15 billion. "I know he's got a lot of money, but I think he was able to say, 'I'll put in this amount and you can use me in the public and be more of a [public relations] guy as well and the face of the franchise, which I think is probably invaluable, especially being in Los Angeles," Scott said Wednesday.
Reactions from the Lakers and throughout the NBA on news that Magic Johnson's group is buying the Dodgers: — Jerry Buss, Lakers owner: "Magic Johnson is probably the most beloved sports figure in Los Angeles history. In addition to being a phenomenal success on the court in leading the Lakers to five NBA championships, he has been a success in everything else he's become involved with, most notably his spectacular business career and also his educational campaign on behalf of HIV awareness. I'd like to congratulate Magic and his partners on their acquisition of the Dodgers and wish them the best of luck." — Kobe Bryant: "Magic's got his hands everywhere, man. But I'm happy for him. Obviously, everybody knows how well-loved he is in Los Angeles and he's starting another chapter in his life and another chapter in his post-NBA career of rebuilding the Dodgers' franchise."
Three years ago, Dodgers owner Frank McCourt outlined a $500 million project around the stadium that would include parking structures, a Dodgers museum and a plaza behind center field with year-round shops and restaurants. Such a sweeping project could add more revenue streams for the future owners and potentially raise the price of the team. "As a comparison, the Chicago Cubs went for $845 million two years ago, and I think most people looking at the revenue streams between the Dodgers and Cubs would have them being pretty comparable," said Victor Matheson, a sports economist and an associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. "It's probably more in favor of the Dodgers because they have such a huge area that could also be redeveloped. The Cubs' deal includes Wrigley Field, but that's tied into the city grid there so there's only so much you can do. The Dodgers really do have space there for other projects."
A record price tag of $1 billion can be expected for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Dodger Stadium and the surrounding real estate, according to several sports economists following the team's upcoming sale. "If you're talking about the asset value of the Dodgers franchise, the stadium, the parking lots and the surrounding acreage, I think a number in neighborhood of $1 billion is reasonable," Andrew Zimbalist, a professor of economics at Smith College, said last week. "I believe the reasonable or final offer will be $900 million to $1 billion."
The deal, revealed about five hours after Major League Baseball owners approved three finalists for an intended auction, is one of several steps toward a sale of the team by the end of April. It is subject to approval in federal bankruptcy court. "I am thrilled to be part of the historic Dodger franchise and intend to build on the fantastic foundation laid by Frank McCourt as we drive the Dodgers back to the front page of the sports section in our wonderful community of Los Angeles," Johnson said in a statement. As part of the agreement, the Dodgers said McCourt and "certain affiliates of the purchasers" would acquire the land surrounding Dodger Stadium, including its parking lots, for $150 million. "If they invested that much money, I'm sure they'll invest to get us a winner," said Tommy Lasorda, the Dodgers' retired Hall of Fame manager. "I wish them all the luck, and I admire them. I know both of them. I know Magic from the day he came into Los Angeles as a basketball player for the Lakers."
One Los Angeles institution is buying another. A group that includes former Lakers star Magic Johnson and longtime baseball executive Stan Kasten agreed Tuesday night to buy the Dodgers from Frank McCourt for a record $2 billion. The price would shatter the mark for a sports franchise. Stephen Ross paid $1.1 billion for the NFL's Miami Dolphins in 2009, and in England, Malcolm Glazer and his family took over the Manchester United soccer club in 2005 in a deal then valued at $1.47 billion.
Memphis Grizzlies owner Michael Heisley and Los Angeles investor Tony Ressler have joined forces and reentered the bidding for the Dodgers, a person familiar with the sale process said Monday. Ressler, a minority investor in the Milwaukee Brewers, is believed to be the only remaining bidder currently involved in MLB. The Heisley-Ressler bid would be the eighth submitted to Major League Baseball for consideration. MLB has agreed to approve up to 10 bidders, after which outgoing owner Frank McCourt will select the winner.
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Heisley leads one of 11 bids that survived the initial cut in the Dodgers' ownership derby. His bid, which had not previously surfaced publicly, was confirmed Wednesday by three people familiar with the sale process but not authorized to discuss it. The remaining bidders can merge, and late entrants can emerge, but for now the field appears set, according to one of those people.
Michael Heisley, the billionaire owner of the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies, has emerged as one of the remaining bidders for the Dodgers. If Heisley were to buy the Dodgers, Lakers legend and former Grizzlies executive Jerry West probably would join the team in some capacity, according to a person familiar with the sale process.
The process could begin next week, when the investment bank handling the sale of the Dodgers is expected to provide prospective buyers with confidential financial data in a bid book. He "will see a book," Cuban wrote in an email. Cuban told the Los Angeles Times last month that he had inquired about buying the Dodgers but "wasn't interested" at an asking price of at least $1 billion.


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The move allows Shafiq to resume his pitch in the presidential race.
On Tuesday 24/4/2012, the HPEC decided to exclude Shafiq in light of amendments of the political rights law which prevent senior figures of the former regime and the disbanded National Democratic Party from practicing politics for ten years to come.

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Cut up the strawberries, and crack open the whiskey, it's time to make those Belmont Breezes!This Saturday will mark the 143rd running of the Belmont Stakes, the oldest race in the Triple Crown series. The race will take place at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y. at 6:35 p.m.
The Belmont Stakes is the final of three races in the Triple Crown. The Triple Crown consists first of the Kentucky Derby, held at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., second the Preakness, held at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Md., and lastly the Belmont Stakes.
The races take place over five weeks, with each race getting longer, culminating in the grueling 1.5 mile Belmont. To win the Triple Crown, a horse must win each race, a feat not done since 1978 when Affirmed took the Belmont Stakes in dramatic fashion. At 1.5 miles, the length of the Belmont Park track adds a whole other dimension to the race. The jockey must temper the horse and have patience in order to claim victory. Pure speed will not get you a victory.
There will be no Triple Crown winner this year because Animal Kingdom, the Kentucky Derby winner, did not win the Preakness. Shackelford, who won the Preakness, will try to take the rubber match race against Animal Kingdom, something not accomplished since 2005.
Animal Kingdom, the Kentucky Derby winner is the 2-1 favorite in the race. In all, seven horses from the Kentucky Derby will run the Belmont. Historically, the betting favorite has won the Belmont 60 out of 142 times (42.2 percent).
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The winner of the Belmont receives a blanket of white carnations, which has become the official flower of the race. The blanket has approximately 700 carnations that are hand glued onto the blanket, a process that takes nearly five hours and must be done the day of the race to ensure the flowers do not wilt.
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In my small neighborhood, my grandkids and their friends stop by throughout the day. I keep my cookie jar well supplied with these.
- 2 cups butter, softened
- 2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 6 cups quick-cooking oats
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2-1/2 cups raisins
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1-1/2 cups chopped walnuts
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in water and vanilla. Combine the oats, flour, salt, cinnamon and baking soda; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. (Transfer to a larger bowl if necessary.) Stir in the raisins, chocolate chips, walnuts and coconut.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 12-14 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: about 12-1/2 dozen.
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Horribly wrong stereotypes - LOL
I have never heard of a horribly wrong stereotype - never.
There is truth in every stereotype - otherwise it would be dismissed. It may not apply to everyone - but if it wasnt true - it wouldnt stick.
The majority of fast food workers in US are non-english speaking people in a job where they need to speak/understand english -
Why do you think they all went to pictures of food on the cash registers ?
If they were worth more - they would get more - its called a promotion - sorry to burst your bubble - (no Im not)
$15 / hour to constantly screw up the simplest of tasks ??? no - their pay is adequate - tell them to stop having so many kids
The vast majority are women, the vast majority are adults, the vast majority have children. You seem to think that these are jobs teenagers want, they work here and then move on with their lives. The people who stay and try to be dedicated, are screwed over because they have no support, not from their bosses, not from their customers, and definitely not from low lives who care more about thinking they saved money when instead they are just going to pay more in taxes to support these very people they hate.
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Food preparation and serving related occupations8,209 54.7 12.2 5.7 24.4
55% are women, 42% are minorities. Which means over 58% must be white according to statistics.
You just proved my point. Either way, what happens to all these people once these labor only jobs are taken over by robots, will you enjoy knowing you are going to pay to help these people out more than if they were working trying to support themselves? By all accounts, if these people are such horrid monsters that they can barely do these jobs, imagine forcing the easy jobs out of the market.
It's not called a promotion, it's called greed, and a lack of proper legislation. I'm just going to argue one since the other can't be regulated. The minimum wage as it stands with todays money is currently worth less than half of what it was worth during most of it's run. Minimum wage, for all jobs including fast food, used to pay people what equals $15 in todays money. For the same job, you made twice the amount of money. As time went one, and the dollar lost value, it was okay, as they always raise the minimum wage somewhat in line with inflation, so the value stayed near that $15 equivalent. Sometime after the 70s, the value of the minimum wage started to drop below that of inflation, so over the last 30 years we saw a decline in wage value as the minimum wage stagnated. It has come to the point where you are now working for less than half of what you parents were for equal work. This is compounded by the fact that
Not only that, we now have less benefits, less vacation time, and we have increased productivity 400%.
So we get 4 times the work done, at half the pay, and we are constantly asked to do more for less.
America is becoming backwards, and your ideals aren't helping push us forward.


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Give an example of a perfect set in $\mathbb R^n$ that does not contain any of the rationals.
(Or prove that it does not exist).
Give an example of a perfect set in $\mathbb R^n$ that does not contain any of the rationals.
(Or prove that it does not exist).
An easy example comes from the fact that a number with an infinite continued fraction expansion is irrational (and conversely). The set of all irrationals with continued fractions consisting only of 1's and 2's in any arrangement is a perfect set of irrational numbers.
Consider the set of reals x whose binary expansion, if you look only at the even digit places, is some fixed non-eventually-repeating pattern z. This is perfect, since we have branching at the odd digits, but they are all irrational, since z is not eventually repeating.
You can draw a picture of this set, and it looks something like the Cantor middle third set, except that you divide into four pieces, and take either first+third or second+fourth, depending on the digits of z.
Another solution: Begin with an interval having irrational endpoints, and perform the usual Cantor middle-third construction, except that at stage n, be sure to exclude the n-th rational number (with respect to some fixed enumeration), using a subinterval having irrational endpoints. By systematically excluding all rational numbers, you have the desired perfect set of irrationals.
(Hi François!)
It is well-known that $C$ is homeomorphic to $C \times C$, where $C$ is the Cantor set, as both are zero-dimensional compact metric spaces without isolated points. So $C$ contains uncountably many disjoint homeomorphic copies of $C$ and all but countably many of them can contain rationals...
It can be proven that the Cantor set is perfect. Certainly, this contains infinitely many rationals. How about modifying the construction of the Cantor set by defining: $I_1 = [\sqrt{2},\sqrt{2}+1/3] \cup [\sqrt{2}+2/3,\sqrt{2}+1]$, $I_2 = [\sqrt{2},\sqrt{2}+1/9] \cup [\sqrt{2}+2/9,\sqrt{2}+1/3]\cup[\sqrt{2}+2/3,\sqrt{2}+7/9]\cup[\sqrt{2}+8/9,\sqrt{2}+1]$, etc and setting $P = \cap_{i=1}^\infty I_i$? Each of end points of any interval that appears in the construction is a member of $P$ and is irrational. However, is it true that all the members of $P$ must be an end point of a certain interval? I am tempted to think so because we can prove that $P$ does not contain any interval.
Let $C$ represent the Cantor set. Consider the set $C+\alpha$, where $\alpha=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}10^{2^n}$.


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Local professional shooter, Gaby Ahrens told The Economist this week that her plans for the year include attending the South African Championships to defend her title at the African Shooting Championships. Ahrens, who started shooting competitively in 2006, said she is also in the process of preparing for the Commonwealth Games which are scheduled to take place in Glasgow next year."Currently I train once a week at the shooting range. Closer to competitions, I increase training on the range to 3 times a week. During the week I keep myself fit and strong by exercising for an average of 2 hours a day," she said.
She has won several Southern African states championships, Angolan Championships and National Championships over the last year. Her biggest achievement to date was winning the bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games in 2010 in New Delhi, India. She was awarded Namibian Sports Woman of the Year 2010 and is the current African champion for 2011. She was also part of the Namibian team which represented the country at the London Olympic Games in 2012.
"It was the most honourable experience I had in my life. To be the flag bearer at the Opening Ceremony made me very proud. Competition day was very tough for me but I am happy with my score. It is my goal to go to Rio de Janeiro in 2016 and try winning a medal there. To be part of the Olympics is very special," she added.
According to Ahrens, funding is one of the major setbacks faced by competitive shooters. "Sadly only those athletes who can finance their own sport can go further as there is little to no financial backing. The initial setup is very expensive. Thereafter it depends how much you shoot. The more you shoot the more expensive it gets," she added.
She named Italian Shooter, Jessica Rossi as her shooting role model. Rossi won the gold medal in the Women's Trap event at the 2012 Olympics, where she scored a world record of 75 in the qualification and a world record of 99 in the final.
"Maybe people think it is a Male Sport. Women are free to play as well and have actually proven many times that they can shoot just as well as men," said Ahrens.
Ahrens also assisted in raising more than N$1 million dollars towards building the Olympic Shooting Range in Windhoek. With her dedication, passion and achievements she has taken the Shooting Sport in Namibia to new heights.


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November 15th is the Feast of St. Albert the Great. This church is named after St. Albert the Great. So on this day, this great Saint should be remembered. The special Mass will start at 7:00 p.m.
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The Little Engine that Could is a children's story that appeared in the United States of America. The book is used to teach children the value of optimism and hard work. Some critics would contend that the book is a metaphor for the American dream. In the tale, a long train must be pulled over a high mountain. Various larger engines, treated anthropomorphically, are asked to pull the train; for various reasons they refuse. The request is sent to a small engine, who agrees to try. The engine succeeds in pulling the train over the mountain while repeating its motto: "I-think-I-can". Features: - Illustrations that respond to your hand-gestures and come to life as you flip the pages - Objects that move and get animated when you tilt the device and tap on its screen - A perfect way to get your children interested in reading and keep them entertained whenever you are busy. Enjoy this book created with our love and devotion. This amazing book includes ten gorgeously animated pages.
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THE Hubble Space Telescope could soon be joined by a modest relative that will peer into the cosmos on behalf of Britain's schoolchildren, students and amateur astronomers. Space Innovations, a satellite company in Newbury, Berkshire, is about to begin a feasibility study for a project dubbed the Humble Space Telescope.
Humble is the brainchild of Michael Martin-Smith, a Hull doctor and keen amateur astronomer. His plan is to fly a 20-centimetre telescope, similar to those owned by some amateurs, on a tiny satellite. "Hubble is for big science," he says. "But there is an awful lot that amateurs could do with their own telescope." Schoolchildren and university students would be among those given observing time.
The plan was originally floated as part of a proposal to build a national science centre in Derby, submitted to the Millennium Commission, which distributes money raised by Britain's National Lottery. That bid failed, but ...
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The snob factor also applies to value judgments on dog breeds as demonstrated by Westminster Dog Show judges who have yet to designate a Dachshund "Best in Show," says Paul Barrett in Bloomberg Businessweek. [Read More]
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Dogs are more indulged today than young children, says Farhad Manjoo in Slate. Most parents don't give their children free rein to annoy others in public spaces, but dog owners "suffer few qualms about their unruly pets' behavior." It's time they realized not everyone is "enthralled by their furry friends," he says. [Read More]
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Sorry dog lovers, but owning a pet may cancel any benefits you derive from getting around in your Prius, because Fido's ecological pawprint is huge, says Kate Ravilious in New Scientist. But some simple awareness of the destructive impact of your pet can help bring about change for the better. [Read More]


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Washington -- As first lady, Nancy Reagan studiously avoided taking public positions on controversial issues like abortion. Her husband was against it, and she certainly was not going to differ with him in public.
But last night Mrs. Reagan felt free to speak her mind, telling a George Washington University class that while she personally opposes abortion, she supports a woman's right to choose.


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- $80 million. John Baker's toronto-based startup scored a Series A by New Enterprise Associates and OMERS Ventures in the fall of 2012.
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- Second feature is a professor dashboard that spots underachievers and recommends learning assets personalized for students performance history.
- Begs the question — In a time when the college degree is rapidly a commodity, is graduation just for the sake of graduation a positive outcome higher ed should aim for?
- Promising for the future of personalized learning. For now, Desire2Learn can use struggling schools, which need to justify their existence through graduation rates, to fund platform development until degree unbundling breaks out in a meaningful way.
- Schools already on board: University of Memphis, Tennessee State University California State University (Long Beach), New York City public schools, Harvard School of Business, University of Arizona, Columbia College, Georgia Virtual Schools
- It's not just schools — corporate clients they list: Lockheed Martin RAMAC, Gallup Inc., RAND Worldwide
- Map of Desire2Learn clients
Can big data raise the United States' national graduation rate? (via Pando Daily)
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Post-AWP Withdrawals
Filed under: Nonfiction, Opinion, Post by: Paula B, Reviews, Uncategorized
It's now been almost 72 hours since Seattle's own Sherman Alexie closed the annual national celebration of all things writerly known as AWP. But writers everywhere, and this writer in particular, remain jetlagged and not just because of the 12-hour trips each way for those of us in the east coast.
(Ahem, if you don't know anything about AWP check out Peter Mountford's Guide to AWP for People Who Don't Know What AWP Is. His Useful Stereotypes are especially on-point: example 1. Earnest Poet, example 2. Mid Level Writer You've Never Heard Of. )
This was my second year attending AWP and I have to say I was a little less dazed and confused but just as googly-eyed as the first time.
There was running into my undergraduate prof., Allen Gee, at the top of the fourth floor escalator on registration day, then later in a rather intense panel on Writing Fictional Characters of Another Race led by the phenomenal Randa Jarrar and Mat Johnson among others. (I chased them both after the panel and hope to feature them on StS soon!)
While womanning the StS table at the bookfair along with StS Asst. Poetry Editor, Alicia P, I saw and invited (manhandled-fawned) over the Great Joy Harjo whom we featured back in November, and yes there were pictures and yes this is us bragging.
There was the joy in Joy Castro's packed panel on Family Trouble: Memoirists on the Hazards and Rewards of Revealing Family which offered touching and surprisingly humorous tales of the logistical and emotional negotiations endured when writing about everything from incest and sex addition to adoption and parenting and autism. StS will work tirelessly to bring Joy to you in the near future.
Dorothy Allison was greatly missed at Lambda's 25 for 25, but at least I was able to see Butterfly Boy's Rigoberto Gonzalez in action. Then, there was the pleasure of a first-time reading with Chang-Rae Lee and the discovery of the lazy charm of Chris Abani. (You had to be there! Were you? Tell us about it in the comments! But rest assured Abani would approve of my qualifier.)
Finding and sitting next to former StS Blog Editor, Sheila McMullin, at The (She) Devil Inside: Unlikeable Women in Fiction, where Samantha Chang and others referred to Edith Wharton and Claire Messud's work to illustrate how Likeable = Respectable in literature and in life, was a special treat. And an impromptu reunion with StS featured poet Javier Huerta in the convention lobby and later at a ConTinta/CantoMundo offsite reading moved me so, it'll have to be its own post.
So l'll stop here and not bore you with any more of my literary stalking, or with what could very well have been three George Saunders sightings –Asst. Fiction Editor, Julie D. is my witness–except we couldn't be sure. We were too tired and either non or under-inebriated to approach him, though he was, we swear, no more than 5 feet away all three times.
Will continue AWP-detoxing for weeks to come. Bear with us.
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Great round-up, Paula! I'm here to plug the great conversations So to Speak Editor-in-Chief Michele Johnson started about feminism at the So You Want to Change the World? publishing panel on Saturday morning. It was great to see so many faces turn up at the table because of her talk. Thanks for recapping this great weekend!
It was SUCH a great conference! What a shock and surprise to see Joy Harjo at our table. I really enjoyed her reading–so haunting and intimate and open at the same time.
Along side all of these fantastic events, we had a well-attended and successful reading at the Pine Box! Jennifer Barksdale read her resonating piece, "Salsa," which we published last year, and Tim Denevi read a hilarious and touching piece called "John the Baptist." Laura-Gray Street finished up our reading with some wonderful eco-poetry that made me wish we had added an extra hour to our rental of the space so she could keep reading!
Always exciting for So to Speak to leave its mark on a place, and I think we definitely did so in Seattle!


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Liz Ann Woodrow has announced her candidacy for Wayne County Clerk on the Republican ticket in the 2014 election. Woodrow worked for 24 years as Office Manager at Walters Buildings, and has worked the past three years at the Wayne County Soil & Water District as Administrative Coordinator. She is in her second term on the Wayne County Board representing District 5, serving on the Finance, Policy & Negotiating Committees on the Board.
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(Sports Network) - Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts will be searching for their first preseason win in the shadow of Manhattan on Sunday when they take on the New York Giants.
Buffalo third-string signal caller Jeff Tuel tossed a pair of touchdown passes, part of a 19-of-23, 212-yard effort, in Buffalo's 44-20 demolition of Indianapolis in the exhibition opener for both of those clubs last Sunday.
Luck finished 4-of-6 for 51 yards, while Chandler Harnish completed 14- of-33 passes for 109 yards and an interception for the Colts.
T.Y. Hilton snagged three balls for 61 yards, including a 45-yard score from Matt Hasselbeck, and Dax Swanson returned a fumble 72 yards for a touchdown.
"What a wonderful ball to T.Y." Luck said. "You can tell that Matt knows football. He's been a great addition."
Already without Dwayne Allen because of a foot injury the Colts were in danger of losing another tight end when Coby Fleener was diagnosed with a concussion following the game against the Bills. Fleener, however, was able to practice by Wednesday and is on track to play against New York.
For the Giants, Victor Cruz hauled in a 57-yard touchdown pass from Eli Manning in New York's 18-13 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The former undrafted free-agent Cruz, who led the Giants in receptions (86), receiving yards (1,092) and touchdown grabs (10) in 2012, signed a five-year contract extension during the offseason.
Manning was 2-of-5 for 73 yards for the Giants, whose 9-7 mark a year ago wasn't good enough to make the postseason. David Wilson carried the ball five times for 16 yards in the triumph.
"Good and bad," Manning said when talking about his performance in the opener. "Hit a couple nice throws. Sometimes the first game you just have to get back to knowing the defense can hit you now."
Giants Rookie defensive end Damontre Moore made a positive impression in his first game for New York as he blocked a punt and registered four tackles.
"Moore obviously was a problem for Pittsburgh," said Giants coach Tom Coughlin. "He keeps coming and he likes it."
On the injury front for New York, wide receiver Kris Adams was lost for the foreseeable future when he suffered a fractured leg early in the second half against the Steelers
The Giants also got quite a scare in practice early this week when safety Antrel Rolle was carted off the field after getting tangled up with tight end Bear Pascoe.
Luckily Rolle was diagnosed with a sprained ankle and hopes to be back for the Giants' season opener against the Dallas Cowboys on Sept. 8.
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What is the group and the name of this song. Great stuff!
It's not a group perse, it's Beto's group from the Zumba video. You can buy it online.
It is really great!! He's got different styles. The last one is tango and I'm telling ya, it's the basic steps but it truly makes you look like a pro! haha.. it's Awesome!
Thank you for responding. I was wondering what the name of the song is. What number DVD is this from? I am Zumba certified and currently teaching this format.I really like the music and the choreography from this piece and want to use it in my class. Please let me know
what is the name of this song? I think the first is follow the leader and where can I get it from? if it from Zumba what CD is this on?#?
Like I said before, this is a song specially for the Zumba class. This is a VHS and I looked it up online for the CD but they don't it any more. It's old. Perharps6-7 yrs ago.
Thank you for looking into this for me. Darn this music is great!!! I really want it. I will contact a couple of the Zumba Master Instructors to see if they can help out. I will keep you posted. Once again thank you so very much for all your help Are you a Zumba Instructor? and if so what city? I am in Vegas with 24 Hour Fitness. I put Zumba at some of my clubs and it is packing out our classes. I love it!
Where you able to find that video and music you had asked me about? Unfortunately, I'm not a Zumba instructor but I really like the zumba and bought the VHS while I was still in college some time ago. I don't think it was this famous. I can see getting a place packed with this type of music and excitement!
you can do this routine to "Follow The Leader" its a soca song…
Alguien sabe el nombre de la canción de este video: Tecleen en youtube "Zumba basic class" en una morena de USA sando un a clase, La canción me encanta, espero y me puedan ayudar.
alguien me podria pasar las canciones de este video…..gracias….
hola que tal:
el video es de los primeros como lo podre conseguir?
No te sabria decir. Yo compre este video en VHS hace mas de 7 anos. Probablemente en la pagina de zumba se puede encontrar mas informacion sobre videos viejos.
Esta padrísima la coreo. Ojala que pongan a la venta nuevamente esta material
i love betooooooooooooooooooooo
he is so hot
Isn't this call soca?
I remember this! This was one of my favorite parts too!
alguien me puede pasar esa cancion?
no podrias subirlos porfavor los ando buscando esta version
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On Fri, Feb 23, 2001 at 10:13:51PM -0800, Robert G. Scofield wrote:
> Deja User wrote:
> > On a related note, since I mentioned it earlier, Star Office has a
> > lot of good functionality, but it is very slow to respond (which
> > is a major drawback, IMO). If SUN can get Star Office to work more
> > quickly and keeps improving it, why not use it? I think SUN will
> > support it for at least a few years. I dislike having to change
> > horses in midstream, so I try to find things I can stick with for
> > a while. I don't trust Corel and/or WordPerfect all that much. vi
> > is still the best text-only editor I have ever used (and I'm sure
> > emacs means as much to its adherents)! UA
> I can't stand StarOffice. WordPerfect is more intuitive. It's
> easier for me than either MSWord, which I admit I don't have that
> much experience with, or Star Office. Somehow I can run WordPerfect
> without any training. I've got a book on Star Office, and still
> have a hard time trying to figure things out.
Yeah - first time I installed StarOffice it took me about 3 1/2
minutes before I rm -rf'd it. I don't have to work much with Word,
and on the few occasions I do need it, I just need to /read/ it, so I
use antiword (I nice program which translates to text or ps).
The only time I needed to output Word was for resumes at my last job
search (some people just hate text resumes for some reason - obviously
UNIX/Linux-related jobs shouldn't be this way, but many were
consultance agencies which had a "client" they thought would be
interested in me). And StarOffice did a really crappy job of it - the
bullet points used some very wierd character instead of bullets.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - The county will be forced to move out of the city's shelter on Mt. Vernon by the end of the month.
The county addressed what they plan to do with the animals in a news conference --which streamed live on 23ABC's website and app -- at 12:30 p.m. Friday to end all social media rumors.
In the conference, the director of the animal shelter emphasized that no animals will be put down because of the eviction. The director said the county plans 'to continue to care for all animals' and they will continue to work with all animal rescue groups.
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Many of the animals have been getting adopted but officials said new animals are coming in almost as fast as they can move them out.
Late last night, celebrities took to Twitter to voice their concerns over the issue and get their fans to help the animals.
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There is, or course, no contradiction between faith and science as this is one of the great myths that has been promoted by the left as a means to undermine faith. Science is the study of the material world and presents abstract theories based on this study. Science is based upon axioms that are at some point provable or, as is often the case, based upon a consensus of respected scientists who make a cogent article that something is true. The scientific discipline, as such, is therefore conducted outside of considerations regarding a supernatural force in the universe.
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The store's success is little wonder, considering the driving force of Caramel – Eva Karayiannis. A decade has passed since Eva opened her first boutique in Brompton Cross, London. And during this time, she has passionately stuck to her founding principals – sourcing only the finest of fabric and producing elegant, understated and luxurious children's clothing.
Caramel now has 6 stores in London, Tokyo and Florence. But one can't help but feel that Daikanyama – a melting pot of couture and cutting-edge – is the perfect match point for the brand's elegant and playful nature.
The store's space offers a complete shopping sanctuary. One is evoked to pause and absorb all of the surrounds; the carefully selected keepsakes, the finely crafted clothing, the tactile wood paneling and the playful lighting designs. Everything creates an experiential shift in the typical treatment of children's clothing and accessories – an achievement which is testament of Caramel's exceptional qualities and uniqueness.
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