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Dress up your stroller with this cute Stroller Handlebar Cover. Use a fun patterned fabric to make this simple sewing project stand out! Best of all, when the cover gets dirty you can put it in the washing machine.
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Cut two pieces of fabric measuring 8.5" x 27" long (again - check your stroller first and determine your measurements from there).
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Private Beach Cottage with Bikes!United States, California, San Diego
About This Listing
The beach cottage is just 3 blocks from the beach, in the eclectic Ocean Beach community, with great coffee shops, restaurants, and shopping just steps away. The local way to roll? Grab one of the beach cruisers and cruise the boardwalk!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
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Breakfast is provided.
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Greetings! This home is a gem in Ocean Beach. A one bedroom private cottage 3 blocks from the beach, and 3 blocks from Newport Ave, the main strip in OB teeming with live music, restaurants, bars, and shopping. There is easy access to public transportation and freeways. The neighborhood is safe and quiet. The house is awesome, with a private backyard, wood floors, 2 beach cruiser bikes with locks for you to use, wireless internet, desk/printer, cable TV and DVD player, and home stereo with cable to plug in your iPod or phone.
YOUR HOME: the master bedroom has a queen size bed, designer matching furniture, and private entrance to the bathroom. There is also a super comfy, high-quality futon couch that can be converted into a second full-size bed. Clean linen and a clean towel will be waiting for you when you check in. The backyard has a BBQ and chairs for evening dinners al fresca.
PERKS: I have been hosting people for over 7 years and will provide you with a list of local hidden gems to eat and explore when you check-in. You will access to my two beach cruiser bicycles and my surfboard (only for experienced surfers, deposit required). You will be able to call me at anytime if you have any questions, or want some great ideas on what to do.
1) AIRPLANES: flights go directly over the entire Ocean Beach and Point Loma areas, and you can hear the flights go overhead. It's never bothered me, and there aren't many flights at night, but just a heads up.
2) CLOSET SPACE: this is my personal home, and unfortunately the cottage does not have a lot of storage, so closet and drawer space is limited, but provides some space to store your things.
3) CABLE TV: I don't watch TV at all, and therefore have a very basic package. Channels are limited... to motivate you to get outside and enjoy the beach!
ABOUT ME: I own my own business called Green Truck, a sustainable food truck that runs off veggie oil and biodiesel, serving handmade street food made from organic ingredients sourced from local organic farms. I have a house in Venice Beach as well, which is why my home in Ocean Beach is available.
All my guests have given me rave reviews. I look forward to making you another one of my happy "customers"! Email me with any questions you may have.
Interaction with Guests
Typically you will check yourself in, a key will be waiting for you in a specified location. However, I am always available on my cell by text for questions and tips on where to go.
The Neighborhood
Ocean Beach is a laid-back, eclectic beach community with tons of great shopping and restaurants within walking distance of the cottage.
Getting Around
PARKING: there is public street parking all around the cottage, which isn't an issue as long as you park before 7pm. Beware late night parking may take a while to find a spot.
You are welcome to use the two beach cruiser bikes, but there is also a bus stop right outside the house to get you directly to downtown San Diego and anywhere else you'd like to go.
Only a few rules (I hate rules!). No smoking in the house, but on the front or back porch is fine. Please be as neat as possible, and leave the place as you found it. Always lock the bikes if you use them. Otherwise, my only rule is make yourself at home. Mi casa es su casa!
The futon unfolds to a very comfortable queen-size bed. There will be clean sheets and towels waiting for you.
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We had a great time staying at David's place! The cottage was just as it is described and so close to the beach and great places to eat! I would definitely recommend staying here :)
David was extremely welcoming. He left a list of suggested places to go for food/drinks/entertainment and it was on point. Perfect location to shops and the beach. Very cool part of San Diego. The place was clean and felt like home. Comfortable bed was an added plus.
Myself and two girlfriends had an amazing trip at David's beach cottage. The location was amazing, very close to conveniences like CVS/Rite Aid, ATMs, and very close to the many amazing restaurants and bars in OB. We were very happy to have stayed in OB - we found it less touristy than other areas of San Diego and loved the vibe. There were beach towels in the apartment which was great! We used the bikes for a 10 mile (each way!) journey to La Jolla and they were great! For reference we had a local bike shop check the tire pressures before we left, and they were great, so as of 4/6/15 the bikes are in great condition! The wifi was excellent and we loved having the aux cable for music. We couldn't get the futon to open up, but didn't really need it as a bed, I just slept on it as a couch. That was probably us just being jet lagged and not putting much effort into figuring it out ;) There's no AC so this would probably be very warm in the summer, but for spring it was great! The airplane noise is definitely noticeable. We are all heavier sleepers so we slept through it, but if you are a light sleeper it will definitely wake you. It's quite loud. Shutting the windows helps. Or bring ear plugs! David was responsive and let us check in early and offered to let us leave our bags in the backyard so we could go around without them. We ended up using San Diego Airport Luggage Storage instead which was well worth the money to have our luggage picked up and stored all day then delivered to us at the airport. David was very accommodating and didn't hate us when we were running late and checked out a half hour later than we were supposed to. Thank you very much David for letting us stay in your cottage! 10/10 would recommend to a friend :)
The cottage is exactly as described; very cozy and perfect for one or two people. It's really close to the beach but far enough so there isn't too much traffic/noise. The neighborhood has a lot of character and is definitely worth checking out. Also the bed is unbelievably comfortable.
This was a nice Ocean Beach cottage. Only a couple blocks to the beach and to Newport and Cable shops and restaurants. We really enjoyed our stay in the cottage and in the neighborhood.
David is the host with the most. Ocean beach is perfect, & his place was beautiful as well as fantastically located. I have not a single complaint, this guy is awesome & you should definitely stay there. Thanks again man!
I keep getting SO LUCKY with our airbnb location choices. Ocean Beach is this awesome little hippie beach town. Its the only beach town I've been to that seemed to be full of more locals then tourists. David's cottage gave us a complete local experience. It was clean and comfortable and totally adorbs. It was small but I think the pics and description are completely accurate. David was communicative and checked on us via text multiple times during our stay - he is super nice and I am jealous of his whole life! My only disappointment was that we never found a chance to check out his awesome food truck. ;) I would highly recommend this home and this city. San Diego rocks, Ocean Beach rocks, the cottage rocks, David rocks.
About the Host, David
I'm a musician, surfer, and overall fun-loving responsible person. I own a business called Green Truck, a veg-oil powered food truck and catering business serving up hand made gourmet food sourced from local organic farms. Therefore, I'm always busy and out and about!
I've traveled to New Zealand, Ireland, London, many parts of Mexico, Costa Rica, and all over the states. I like to experience the raw, local flavor of places. I've been an avid user and supporter of Couch Surfing, and really do love being a host.
I love music, I am a singer/songwriter and play shows locally in San Diego and love seeing live music. Some of my favorites are Dave Matthews Band, Sean Hayes, Xavier Rudd, De La Soul, Bela Fleck, The Black Keys, Ray Charles.... so many it's hard to list!
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|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
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|Grades Offered
|Grades 9 - 12
|Year Founded
Student Body
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Anti-Semitic Violence Rises in 2000
A Jewish memorial is vandalized in Riga.
July 27, Germany
A bomb at a railway station injures 10 immigrants, including seven Jews, in Düsseldorf.
Aug. 7, Germany
A Jewish family in Bamberg finds a bomb outside their home.
Aug. 9, Texas
An official of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in Dallas is suspended and then resigns after making anti-Semitic remarks about vice-presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman.
Sept. 15, Washington
A swastika is burned into the lawn of a Tacoma synagogue.
Sept. 17, Russia
Neo-Nazis invade a Jewish school in Ryazan. Brandishing chains, they destroy an art exhibit and threaten students.
Sept. 18, Italy
Neo-Nazis attack a Jewish schoolteacher in Verona. During the attack they hail Jörg Haider, leader of Austria's far right Freedom Party.
Oct. 1, New York
In the first apparent response to instability in the Middle East, a Jew is attacked and slashed above the eye returning from a Brooklyn synagogue on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
Oct. 2, France
The first of many French anti-Semitic firebombings occurs at the Rue Gresset Synagogue in Paris.
Oct. 2, New York
A Jewish man on a Brooklyn subway train is kicked and harassed.
Oct. 3, France
A synagogue is firebombed in Villepinte.
Oct. 3, Germany
A Jewish couple is attacked in Schwerin.
Oct. 3, Germany
On the 10th anniversary of German reunification, a synagogue is firebombed in Düsseldorf, vandals paint swastikas at the former Nazi concentration camp at Buchenwald and, within days, a Jewish cemetery in southern Germany will be desecrated.
Oct. 4, Germany
The head of the German Jewish community receives two letter bombs.
Oct. 5, France
A Jewish student is attacked while leaving school in Paris.
Oct. 6, France
Jewish children are stoned leaving school in Savigny sur Orge.
Oct. 7, United Kingdom
Synagogues are bombed in London and Seymour Place and Torah scrolls are burned in Elstree.
Oct. 7, France
An Aubervilliers synagogue and a Paris kosher restaurant are firebombed.
Oct. 8, New York
On Yom Kippur, a bottle full of purple liquid is thrown at a New York synagogue, shattering a glass door.
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Arsonists attack synagogues in Lyons, Paris and Marseilles.
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Arson destroys a synagogue in Tashkent.
Oct. 9, France
A Creil synagogue and a Jewish high school in Tenoudijo are firebombed. A bullet is fired at one Paris synagogue, and Torah scrolls are destroyed at another. Jews are attacked in Lyons and in Brussels, Belgium.
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German Stocks Climb to 28-Month High; Fresenius SE Advances
Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- German stocks rose to the highest level in 28 months as the Federal Reserve begins a two-day meeting that's expected to provide additional stimulus measures to help the economic recovery.
Fresenius SE advanced 2.6 percent as the parent company of the world's biggest provider of kidney dialysis raised its outlook for 2010. ThyssenKrupp AG followed metal prices higher. Fielmann AG and Sky Deutschland AG dropped as analysts downgraded the shares.
The DAX Index climbed 0.8 percent to 6,654.31 at the 5:30 p.m. close in Frankfurt, the highest level since June 19, 2008. The measure rallied 6 percent in October as investors speculated that policy makers at the Fed would announce another round of asset purchases, a tactic known as quantitative easing, at this week's meeting. The broader HDAX Index gained 0.7 today.
"It's a very important and exciting week for equity markets," said Matthias Jasper, head of equities at WGZ Bank AG in Dusseldorf. "The market's expectations about the quantitative easing program are very high. The macroeconomic data is still encouraging and we're going to see a year-end rally."
Fed policy makers meeting today and tomorrow will restart a program of securities purchases to spur growth, reduce unemployment and increase inflation, said 53 of 56 economists surveyed last week. Twenty-nine forecast the bank will pledge to buy $500 billion or more, while another seven predicted it will buy $50 billion to $100 billion in monthly purchases without specifying a total. The remainder said the Fed would buy as much as $500 billion or they didn't quantify their estimates.
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Europe's manufacturing industries expanded at a faster pace in October than initially estimated as export demand strengthened, a report showed today. A gauge of manufacturing in the 16-nation euro region rose to 54.6 from 53.7 in the previous month, London-based Markit Economics said. It had previously reported an increase to 54.1 in October. A reading above 50 indicates expansion.
Fresenius preferred shares gained 2.6 percent to 64.89 euros, erasing yesterday's 1.8 percent decline. The company said it expects this year's net income to rise 20 percent.
ThyssenKrupp, Germany's biggest steelmaker, rose 1.4 percent to 26.72 euros as aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc gained on the London Metal Exchange.
K+S AG advanced 1.6 percent to 50.85 euros as Europe's biggest potash producer reported a jump in third-quarter profit and raised its target for 2010 after prices for the crop nutrient gained.
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BASF SE surged 3.2 percent to 54.23 euros. The world's biggest chemical company and Monsanto Co. said they have made "significant progress toward launching next-generation dicamba-based weed control systems for soybeans and cotton." Dicamba formulations could be available globally for farmers "this decade," the companies said in a joint statement.
Fielmann fell 2.6 percent to 71.10 euros, the biggest decline in almost two months. BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research cut its rating on Europe's largest chain of opticians to "underperform" from "neutral."
Sky Deutschland slid 13 percent to 1.11 euros, ending the longest winning streak in five years. The pay-television operator was downgraded to "neutral" from "buy" at UBS AG, which said subscriber growth may disappoint.
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Haliotis dive shop is one of the primary dive facilities in Peniche. They offer classes and training, as well as regular diving trips. They fill up quickly on the weekends, so best to reserve early.
10-passenger boats will take you on the ~45minute journey out to Berlenga Island. The boats are open sided and can take a lot of wind and spray, particularly in rough water. Do not bring anything on the boat that cannot get wet, unless it is in a sealed bag.
The diving is reported as the best in continental Portugal since the islands are a protected habitat. But I must admit that I was not very impressed. The cold water and rocky bottoms do not do well to give much underwater life. Most of the dives were full of various sea grasses, algea and minimal fish. In the ~2hrs underwater, the highlights were one scorpion fish, a few nudibrachs and one cuttlefish.
Included with the 2-dive trip is lunch on Berlenga Island. You will have one hour to explore the area on your own.
Equipment: Bring what ever you have, or you can request the shop to provide for you. A full set of equipment costs about 20Eur. Nitrox is available for +4Eur, but due to depths and dive times, it is not required.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - The City Council approved Tuesday an eight-year incentive agreement for a new hotel near the bayfront and an ordinance establishing the appeal process for those who want to contest a street maintenance fee, expected to take effect Jan. 1.
Kinney Hotel Partners Limited received a break on city property taxes and waiver of all city development fees needed to build the hotel. In exchange, the developer agrees to invest at least $4.7 million in improvements to a mostly vacant piece of land at the corner of Water and Born streets. It is one of the first private developments near a 34-acre master planned park known as Destination Bayfront.
The council also approved a street fee appeals process and set up a five-member board to review complaints about the fee amount, which will be collected from monthly utility bills to pay for citywide street maintenance. Residents will pay about $5.38 per month and businesses will pay a multiplier accounting for the size of the building and how much traffic the business generates.
Low-income residents who meet certain qualifications can receive a 50 percent discount. There is no discount for nonprofit groups, council members decided.
A second reading to amend an agreement with the Columbus Sailing Association regarding the fate of the Columbus ships was postponed to Aug. 20 because the City Charter requires 28 days between the two readings.
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- A small boy fell from the stands onto the field in the closing minutes of a game between UCLA Bruins and Arizona State Sun Devils.
The child fell about 10 feet over a rail onto a green tarp covering the grass in the end zone shortly after UCLA scored a touchdown on that end of the field.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Mathew Dumba has enjoyed his time in Red Deer, Alberta, crediting his three seasons for the Red Deer Rebels in the Western Hockey League for his growth as a player. Dumba, the Minnesota Wild's first-round draft choice in 2012, knows he may be returning to Red Deer, the small Canadian town located between Edmonton and Calgary. But he has designs on playing his 2012-13 season in a more heavily populated locale. From a hockey-playing perspective, three years in Red Deer and junior hockey was enough for Dumba. "It's a great city, it's taught me so much," Dumba said Tuesday, in town this week for the Wild's development camp. "But I'm ready to come to the big city." Dumba has played three seasons with the Rebels, and his success in Red Deer drove Minnesota to make him the seventh-overall pick in the draft last summer. A 6-foot, 185-pound defenseman with a big right-handed shot, Dumba had 20 goals and 37 assists two years ago before being drafted by the Wild. Follow...
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Pivot points were originally developed by floor traders in the equity and commodity exchanges. They are calculated based on the high, low and closing prices of previous trading sessions, and are used by traders to predict support and resistance levels in the current or upcoming session. These support and resistance levels can be used by traders to determine entry and exit points - both for stop losses and profit taking.
Because the forex currency trading market is so large and liquid, pivot points - which thrive in this type of market - are very useful. The large size of the market, especially in liquid currency pairs such as the EUR/USD, helps prevent market manipulation that would keep the market from adhering to technical principles like support and resistance.
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Many free pivot point calculators are available online to help traders calculate their pivot points for the current or upcoming trading session. Pivot point calculators are a valuable tool, but also unnecessary, as the formula is actually quite simple. The pivot point for the current trading session is calculated as:
|Pivot Point = (Previous High + Previous Low + Previous Close) / 3
The pivot point can then be used to determine levels of estimated support and resistance levels for the day:
|Resistance Level 1 = (2 * Pivot Point) - Previous Low
Support Level 1 = (2 * Pivot Point) - Previous High
Resistance Level 2 = (Pivot Point - Support Level 1) + Resistance Level 1
Support Level 2 = Pivot Point - (Resistance Level 1 - Support Level 1)
Resistance Level 3 = (Pivot Point - Support Level 2) + Resistance Level 2
Support Level 3 = Pivot Point - (Resistance Level 2 - Support Level 2)
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Because the forex market is a 24-hour market, there is often confusion about what time of day to use when calculating the closing price of one trading session and the opening of another. The generally accepted times used when calculating pivot points is 23:59 GMT for the close of a trading session, and 00:00 GMT for the opening of the new session.
The forex day trader can use daily data to calculate pivot points and support and resistance for the upcoming trading day. Weekly, swing forex currency traders can use weekly data to calculate pivot points and support and resistance for the upcoming trading week. Longer term forex currency traders can use monthly, yearly, or even longer time frames when calculating pivot points and support and resistance levels on their charts. Calculations can be done quickly and easily on free forex pivot point calculators across the internet, or by hand using the simple equations noted above.
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Justice Elena Kagan Takes the Spotlight on DOMA
Justice Elena Kagan Takes the Spotlight on DOMA
For about 68 minutes the debate over the repeal of the DOMA continued. Then the junior member of the court had her opportunity to invoke the truth and common sense.
Paul Clement, the attorney representing the House GOP, suggested that when DOMA was passed "in 1996, something was happening" — states were considering whether to upset the "traditional" view of marriage and include gay and lesbian couples.
"In a sense," said Clement, "it was forcing Congress to choose between its historic practice of deferring to the states and its historic practice of preferring uniformity."
There was an audible pause until Justice Kagan spoke.
"I'm going to quote from the House Report here," said Kagan firmly, referring to the official recommendation from various congressional committees on the law's intent. "That 'Congress decided to reflect an honor of collective moral judgment and to express moral disapproval of homosexuality.' Is that what happened in 1996?"
As the gallery gasped, she continued.
"When Congress targets a group that is not everybody's favorite group in the world, that we look at those cases — even if they're not suspect — with some rigor to say: Do we really think that Congress was doing this for uniformity reasons, or do we think that Congress' judgment was infected by dislike, by fear, by animus?" she asked. "And whether that sends up a pretty good red flag that that's what was going on."
Although the more liberal of the Justices were somewhat timid yesterday during the consideration of California's proposition 8, they displayed a new attitude today.
Chief Justice John Roberts and ultra-conservative Antonin Scalia were subdued after the challenge of congressional influence.
Roberta Kaplan, attorney for key plaintiff Edith Windsor, made somewhat of a speech noting the change in attitude towards same-sex marriage which is usually a cue for Scalia to demean the attorneys. He stayed silent.
Although Kagan had not previously been a judge, she seems at ease with her role, and confident in appearance before the public and her peers.
The conservative justices were not exactly sitting on their hands, but aside from Justice Clarence Thomas, who never speaks at argument, their energy was noticeably absent.
The nine Justices will meet in private this week with no one else present to vote amongst themselves on the two cases. The actual written opinions are not expected until sometime in June
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Alderson Court Reporting claimed in its March 27 transcript that Justice Ginsburg stated the following to Mr. Clement, starting on page 56, line 11: JUSTICE GINSBURG: Mr. Clement, the problem is if we are totally for the States' decision that there is a marriage between two people, for the Federal Government then to come in to say no joint return, no marital deduction, no Social Security benefits; your spouse is very sick but you can't get leave; people — that set of attributes, one might well ask, what kind of marriage is this?"
Alderson's new version (at page 56, line 13) claims that Justice Ginsburg's words are that "the problem is that it would totally tort the States' decision that there is a marriage between two people…."
Both versions are wrong. The recording is clear (at 54 minutes and 54 seconds) that Justice Ginsburg's concern is that "it would thwart the States' decision…."
The revised transcript still misquotes Justice Kagan as well.


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|For ketchup rice
|Cooked rice
|300 Gram
|50 Gram, mince
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Cooking oil
|1 Tablespoon
|For blanket and pillow
|Cooking oil
|1 Teaspoon
|For yellow bird and other decoration
|Chicken nuggets
|Carrot slices
|10 Gram
|Black sesame seeds
|1 Pinch
|American cheese slices
|2 Ounce
|Nori sheet
|Oshaburi kombu
|2 Gram
|2 Medium
|Broccoli florets
|3 Medium, cooked
|Cherry tomato
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|1 Tablespoon (for garnish)
1. For Ketchup Rice: In a frying pan heat cooking oil and saute the minced onion until tender.
2. Add cooked rice and stir-fry.
3. Season with ketchup and salt.
4. For Blanket and Pillow: In a bowl, beat two eggs.
5. In a rectangular pan, pour beaten eggs and make about 3 very thin omelette as shown in the video.
6. Wrap some ketchup rice in a sheet of omelette to make a pillow as shown in the video.
7. Using plastic wrap, form the ketchup rice balls into the body parts of Rilakkuma. Follow video and assemble the body parts.
8. Use a chicken nugget to make a Yellow Bird (Kiiroitori).
9. Make a beak with carrot and black sesame seeds as shown in the video.
10. Make (insert) feathers using Oshaburi Kombu. Make eyes with Nori sheet.
11. Decorate the details of Rilakkuma using sliced American cheese and Nori sheet.
12. Put a sheet of omelette blanket over them.
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Shawn Kelley and the Seattle Mariners have agreed to a $935,000, one-year contract that avoids salary arbitration. The team announced the deal Wednesday. Kelley gets a raise from $610,000 last season, when the right-handed reliever went 2-4 with a 3.25 ERA in 47 appearances. He had asked for $1.2 million this year and was offered $750,000 by the Mariners. The 28-year-old Kelley is 10-9 with a 3.52 ERA in four major league seasons, all with Seattle. He can earn an additional $41,250 each for 60, 90, 120 and 150 days on the active roster, not including time on the disabled list. The Mariners have agreed to contracts with all their players who were eligible for arbitration.
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VirtualBox Introduces New Features, Some Experimental
The free virtualization product VirtualBox has released a new version 2.1 that not only supports 3D graphics, but the full VMDK and VHD formats from VMware and Microsoft.
VirtualBox 2.1 is the first virtualization project from Sun Microsystems to provide hardware-based 3D support on an OpenGL foundation. Direct3D support, as offered by VMware, was deferred to a future release. Although all the various supported platforms include the experimental 3D acceleration feature, only Windows guest setups can actually use it. The software also supports 64-bit guests on 32-bit hosts, again on an experimental basis only.
Notably, the new VirtualBox fully supports the virtual machine file formats from VMware (.vmdk) and Microsoft (.vhd). Initial testing by this magazine, however, showed that VirtualBox ignores existing VMware snapshots.
One major enhancement involving the network is a new NAT engine that should provide "significantly better" performance and reliability, along with ICMP echo (ping) support. The changelog contains the complete list of new VirtualBox 2.1 feature and fixes.
HuhHey, this sounds good.
And i've tried Virtualbox 2.1 recently on my own Vista-based system. Will have to admit,
if I get XP installed as guest, I'll have to try it with 3D Opengl game/program.
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Here's the comparison we've all been waiting for – Top Gear's comparison between the E92 M3 with Competition Package and the Audi RS5. We won't spoil the result for you, but the comparison starts 4:40 into this video.
The M3 ZCP Competition ranks #5 on UK publication AutoExpresss just announced 2010 Performance Car of the Year list, which includes cars ranging from the VW Golf R to the 911 GT3 to the Ferrari 458. The 3 day tests were conducted the Anglesey Circuit in England and included cars/editions launched in 2010.
The cars range from the Skoda Fabia VRS, the Seat Ibiza Cupra, Peugeot RCZ and Volkswagen Golf R to the Mercedes SLS AMG, the Ferrari 458 … CONTINUED
Ever wonder how a street car like the M3 Competition matches up against a pure race car such as the M3 GT? R&T has put it to a track test, along with getting M3 GT driver Tommy Milner's feedback on the two cars. Results inside.
BMW is offering a special edition M3 competition model for the Japanese market. It's an M3 competition model but with unique Fire Orange paint and BMW Performance carbon fiber mirror and rear spoiler, as well as a carbon fiber interior like the M3 GTS. Price? Only $146,000 USD!
CAR Magazine takes its first drive of the E92 M3 Competition Package and comes away with a glowing reaction, calling it one of the best cars on sale today. No surprises there!
Here's a comparison many of you have been eagerly anticipating – the M3 ZCP competition versus the Audi RS5! We will say no more and let you see the results for yourself inside
We previously brought you the first real life photos of the official BMW frozen black matte color for the M3, but BMW has now released the first official photos of the frozen black matte color option for the M3 ZCP competition package (including optional BMW accessories carbon fiber splitters & trunk spoiler).
Read inside for a very interesting interview regarding the revised EDC (electronic dampening control) suspension in the new M3 ZCP Competition Package. Some new info is provided by Philipp Wänninger, responsible at BMW M for chassis tests at the axles, steering, suspension, and damping systems and a crucial contributor to the tuning of the new Competition Package for the BMW M3.
BMW has just released this great video of the M3 GTS being put through hotlaps on the Nurburgring, with M division test driver Günter Schilling at the helm.
M3post member Parke33 is the first lucky recipient on the forum of an M3 ZCP competition package, a space gray E90 M3 sedan! Congrats to him and to all our soon-to-be M3 ZCP owners.
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The M3 ZCP Competition model has been spotted at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show! This Monte Carlo M3 ZCP looks stunning in the dark room with dramatic overhead lighting, room soundtrack, and wall graphics.
Here are the first official photos of the 2011 BMW M3 Competition ZCP Model! Inside is also info from BMW regarding the BMW M product range for this upcoming Spring. Enjoy!
Larry Koch, M Brand Manager of BMWNA, finally shares the reasons why the M3 GTS will not be available in North America (namely, high cost of preparing the GTS to be US-compliant). Also discussed is the just announced M3 competition package (which will be coming to NA).
Some more 2011 M3 Competition Package (ZCP) information has come to light. Though the ZCP package will include special ZCP competition wheels, the tires will be regular 19″ M3 wheels. Also coming to light is good news for fans of matte color finish: there will likely be multiple matte colors options for the ZCP M3.
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Poor conditioning eventually cost Bryant McKinnie his long-time job at left tackle for the Minnesota Vikings. Now it could be doing the same with the Baltimore Ravens. According to the Baltimore Sun, the Ravens opened mandatory minicamp on Tuesday without two former Vikings. Center Matt Birk had surgery to fix varicose veins in his legs. Meanwhile, McKinnie was reportedly missing due to concerns about his conditioning. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh told the Baltimore Sun that their absences were excused and that McKinnie was inside the team's practice facility. But, just as it happened in Minnesota, McKinnie's weight could be becoming an issue for his new coach. McKinnie, 32, started nine straight seasons for the Vikings at left tackle after he was the team's first-round pick in 2002. But he was cut a day into training camp last season when he reportedly showed up weighing more than 400 pounds. Now listed at 6-foot-8 and 360 pounds, the big tackle is having similar issues. "Brya...
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Gerard Pique has agreed a four-year contract extension with Barcelona.
The 27-year-old Spain international's new deal ties him to the Catalan giants until the end of the 2018/19 season.
A Barcelona statement read: "Barcelona announce they have reached an agreement with Gerard Pique for the renovation of his contract, which would have finished on June 30, 2015, for the next five seasons.
"The new contract will run until the end of the season 2018/19 season and will be signed in the coming days."
Pique is the latest in a long line of Barça players to sign new deals at the club recently, including star player Lionel Messi, who put pen to paper on a revised contract on Monday.
Barcelona-born Pique came up through the youth ranks at Camp Nou before joining Manchester United in 2004.
After four years at Old Trafford, which included a spell on loan at Real Zaragoza, Pique returned to Barça in 2008 and helped form one of the most successful club sides in history under Pep Guardiola.
He has won 16 trophies with Barcelona, including four La Liga titles, two UEFA Champions Leagues and two Copa del Reys, while playing 266 competitive matches for the club and scoring 20 goals.


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I explore the metaphysical truth of movement as it winds through the inevitable inaccuracies of perception. My career started on the stage and this is evident in all I do. I like costumes and landscapes and things that come from reality but are not real. I am rigorous in study and loose in application. I want to do everything at once but I can only do one thing at a time.
I completed my BFA at Virginia Commonwealth University, after attending Rochester Institute of Technology. I participated in the Dance for Camera residency at MASS Moca in 1999, and enjoyed choreographic residencies with NJ Performing Arts Center in 2003 and the City of San Antonio in 2006. I am a resident choreographer at Restoration Corporation in Brooklyn, NY.
The Stranger and the Enemy Is In the Mirror (June 2013) Performance of dance works inspired by the poetry of George Sefaris at the bank of America Building, New York, New York
Vici (June 2012) Performance in Bushwick Open Studios, Brooklyn.
Performancy Project @ Bob the Pavilion: (July 2011) "I had a dream of an endless string of beautiful days in the desert". Solo dance piece based on a store by Albert Camus. Also performed in STaten Island Modern concerts and in Philadelphia, PA.
As Much As Things Change (June and November 2011) Site-specific performance piece made for FIGMENT Festival, Governor's Island, and Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn, NY.
Stories of the Sun God: Narrative, choreography and staging by Walsh, visual art by Michael Chang (Denmark), video by Chang/Walsh, sound by J Pasquale Greco (USA). Performed at Triskelion Arts 9/10, Green Space 11/10.
Second Attitude Toward Others: Indifference, Desire, Hate and Sadism (August 2007) San Antonio, TX. Performance piece with video and sculptures. Narrative, choreography and editing by Christy Walsh, sculptures by Jayne Lawrence (USA), videography by Amber Ortega-Perez (USA).
Wheel (2006) San Antonio, TX. Performance piece with sculpture. Narration/script by Christy Walsh, choreography by Christy Walsh with Laura Sifuentez (USA) and Carlos Menchaca (USA), movable sculpture by Jenny Powers (USA).
RSI Bank's "State of Being" (June 2014) Rahway, NJ. Photograph included in group exhibition.
Art Links Exhibition (September 2014) Photographs included in an international exhibit in Athens.
Victory! (April - June 2012) exhibition of photographs at Novo, Jackson Heights, NY.
The Nature of Perfect Freedom (2011) Movement-based video. AIVFF FESTIVAL, Cannes, France (May 2012), Movies By Movers, Winston-Salem, NC (December 2012).
Nurture Art Benefit Gala: (October 2011) Donated still photograph to the exhibit.
Greenpoint Gallery Spring Show (2011) Brooklyn, New York. Photos included in a group show.
Human Emotions Project (2008 - 2009) Contributed videos "Isolation" and "The Future Is A White Sky" for exhibition in Australia, Spain, China, Italy and Iran.
MISC Video and Performance (December 2008) New York. Contributed video "Isolation" to group show at New York Studio Gallery.
Buy Your Demise (2003) finished (2002) Narrative in the style of a music-video infomercial. The movement-based videos have been shown in numerous festivals. The dance for finished performed in NYC and San Antonio, Texas.


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- Webinar on CLTS and Sustainability June 15, 2015Sustainability is without doubt one of the most burning subject matters that subsumes many of the issues that we are seeing in CLTS and wider WASH practice.On Wednesday 24th June, from 14.00-15.30 BST (convert to your time zone here), the CLTS Knowledge Hub will offer a webinar on the subject.6
- State steps up sanitation drive May 5, 2015Over 50 female leaders from around the world recently published a declaration calling for the end of poor sanitation and hygiene in the developing world. Among those leaders are the first ladies of Madagascar and Malawi, both of whom announced the declaration in Washington, D.C.6
- Women Leaders target need for sanitation and hygiene April 30, 2015Over 50 female leaders from around the world recently published a declaration calling for the end of poor sanitation and hygiene in the developing world. Among those leaders are the first ladies of Madagascar and Malawi, both of whom announced the declaration in Washington, D.C.6
- CLTS Knowledge Hub activities at WEDC Conference 27-31 July June 17, 2015
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The Mississippi State women's golf team is in uncharted territory.
The No. 40 (GolfStat) Lady Bulldogs are making their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Championships starting today in Athens, Ga.
Mississippi State head coach John Cohen doesn't claim to be an expert when it comes to picking the 64 teams that will play in the NCAA Tournament.
Even more, he doesn't know what the selection committee is going to think about MSU's hosting chances.
She is driven. She is mature. She is focused. She is also a six-time champion.
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RIDGELAND – The East Webster Lady Wolverines were up for the challenge.
Utilizing a total team effort, the Lady Wolverines defeated the Enterprise-Clarke Lady Bulldogs 3-1 Saturday afternoon to claim the Class 2A Fast Pitch State championship.
Momentum was on East Webster's side as the team claimed the Class 2A Fast Pitch State championship.
As the day began, the Lady Wolverines were a game down and facing elimination. Things quickly swung East Webster's way as Autumn Frost stepped up to the plate where she jumped on a softball that found space and gave her team a 2-0 advantage.
Mississippi State's regular season finale had a great deal of postseason implications.
The No. 23 (Collegiate Baseball) Bulldogs played like it.
MSU knocked off No. 15 South Carolina 7-2 Saturday at Dudy Noble Field to take the series and secure the No. 5 seed in next week's Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament in Hoover, Ala.
The bottom of the Mississippi State batting order was instrumental in getting a lead over the South Carolina Gamecocks and expanding it on Saturday.
DeMarcus Henderson was the most productive Bulldog of the seven, eight and nine hitters with three singles and a pair of runs batted in during MSU's 7-2 victory to close the regular season at Dudy Noble Field.
The Starkville Yellowjackets knew there would be some holes to fill on their football team after winning the Class 5A State championship last fall.
During the course of the spring, there have been some players emerge into some key roles for the Jackets.
Daryl Norris showed on Tuesday night that he may be a good option for Mississippi State out of the bullpen down the stretch.
On Friday night, his first pitch didn't show it.
Ally McDonald walked off the golf course at 11:30 a.m. on the final day of the Central Regional in Oklahoma with a 6-shot lead.
The Mississippi State sophomore shot a final round 4-under, 68 at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club to give her the club house lead. Then, it was just a matter of waiting.


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