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What a weekend!!! I can't seem to describe this huge show hosted by team Sumospeed better than by saying WOW! I had a great time at the show, which had many team appearances from around the Mid-Atlantic including ISO, XCLUSIV:Alliance, and many others. I had the chance to also spend some time with many of our friends from down south who showed us some amazing hospitality and some very tasty BBQ.
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So much fun! Can't wait to do it again next year!
Thanks for the coverage. Glad you had a great time at the show and the bbq. I need a bigger house! There were so many people here. hahahahaha
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He's not your average Joe.
Joe Ganger hit a pair of free throws with 1.2 seconds left on the clock to lift David Crockett to a 51-50 win over Daniel Boone in the Hardee's Classic consolation bracket semifinals.
The Trailblazers' Ryan Gaitor made one last heave behind the half-court line, but the shot bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded.
With the game on the line, Pioneers head coach Richard Tarlton said there was no one he would rather have with the ball in his hands than Ganger.
"I had no doubt he would make them when he went to the line," Tarlton said. "He's the best free throw shooter I've got."
Ganger added that he welcomed the challenge of going to the foul line with a win over his team's archrival hanging in the balance.
"I wanted to be in a pressure situation like that -- on your home court playing Boone in a big game," Ganger said. "I wanted the ball right there."
On the flip side, the Trailblazers (2-2) led most of the way and had numerous chances to put the game away in the closing seconds. Boone missed six consecutive free throws before Ganger stepped to the line and hit the winning pair.
"It's more than aggravating," Daniel Boone head coach Ryan Arnold said. "I think we missed eight (free throws) in the last 20.8 seconds. There is just no excuse for it.
"We can't make the excuse we're a young team because these kids have been shooting free throws since they started playing basketball. That's the easiest shot in basketball and it never changes."
Boone took a 12-9 lead in the first quarter on a 3-point goal by Ryan Gaitor and led the rest of the first half. The 'Blazers pushed the lead to 37-29 before an 8-0 run by the Pioneers. Jordan Stout ended the run with a 3-point goal, and the score remained 40-37 until the end of the third quarter.
The Trailblazers led by as many as eight points in the fourth quarter but Crockett kept battling back as sophomore post Tyler Page ended with 15 points and seven rebounds.
"I had to bring my A-game," Page said. "That was a tough team we played, but we thought we were going to win. We were fighting too hard (not to win)."
Anthony Campbell, playing both at guard and forward, added 11 points and a team-best nine rebounds for the Pioneers.
Gaitor led the 'Blazers with 15 points. Dillon Reppart was the only other Boone player to hit double figures with 11 points, although Stanley Valentine and Jacob Littleton did good work on the boards with 10 and eight rebounds, respectively.
Still, their efforts weren't enough to hold off a determined bunch from Crockett.
"We started off real slow, but we had to fight to stay in the game," Ganger said. "We were struggling, not hitting the shots we normally hit, but we had some players step up huge tonight."
Even Crockett's head coach was able to forgive his team for its slow start and trailing most of he game.
"We didn't have the intensity at the beginning, but as the game wore on, the intensity level built," Tarlton said. "We stepped up to the challenge, especially in the second half, and in the end, it came out in our favor.
"We weren't able to win the tournament after Tuesday night, but we still got a win over Boone out of it."
Cherokee 55, Sullivan South 49
The Rebels (1-3) rallied from an eight-point deficit in the final period to take a one-point lead against the Chiefs (2-1). However, they weren't able to hold on as Cherokee pulled back ahead for the win.
James Scales led the Chiefs with 18 points, followed by Tanner Trent with 13 and Ty Ryans with 10.
Ryan Headrick was the leading scorer for South with 14 points. AJ Hutchins tallied a dozen points, while Michael Harr and Austin English each added 10 in the loss.


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I've recently been kind of hard on the Hawkeye team, but it's out of sheer love for the character. The book so far has been about our "classic" Hawkeye, Clint Barton, with new Hawkeye Kate Bishop playing more of a supporting role. I have liked Kate ever since I saw her in the pages of Young Avengers, and so I'm thrilled for the news that Marvel announced below: Kate's going to get a chance to sit in the spotlight, even if only for half an issue here.
What's great about this story is that Marvel is bringing in these guest artists (like the headline above says) for a special issue focusing on helping people out after Super Storm Sandy hit New York City. Hawkeye is based out of the Big Apple, so a book that is addressing this event will help… But some news on how it helps can be found below! Hawkeye, as I have previously mentioned, is about a people's hero and that is what happens here: a non-powered hero diving in to help simply because it's the right thing to do. And Kate even gets her time to shine here as well!
Marvel Announces Special Guest Artists On HAWKEYE #7!
This January, Clint Barton and Kate Bishop redefine what it means to be a hero as a devastating storm hits the Marvel Universe in Hawkeye #7! Blockbuster writer Matt Fraction teams with Eisner Award winning artist Steve Lieber (Whiteout, Whiteout: Melt), and artist Jesse Hamm (Good As Lily) to tell not one, but two stories of heroism that will resonate with fans worldwide. Separated by the massive storm, follow both arrow-slingers as they struggle to help those who need it most make it out of this tragic event in one piece.
"Hawkeye has turned out to be a book about a regular guy doing superhuman things so this seemed the appropriate place to tell a story about precisely that — regular people, real people, coming together in the face of this once-a-century scale disaster," explained writer Matt Fraction. "We kinda-sorta blew our schedule up to make this happen; the book was written in a few-days of frenzy and will be drawn in two halves — a Clint Barton story handled by Steve Lieber, and a Kate Bishop story drawn by Jesse Hamm. Both are Portland guys, like me, and both are phenomenally talented. I'm blessed to be able to work with artists of their caliber at all, let alone on a suicide mission like this book."
No fan can miss this one of a kind story this January when Lieber, Hamm & Fraction come together for Hawkeye #7! Then, in February – series artist David Aja returns with a villain reveal that no-one will see coming!
For more on Hawkeye #7, head over to Marvel.com!
Written by MATT FRACTION
Art by STEVE LIEBER & JESSE HAMM
Cover by DAVID AJA
Written by MATT FRACTION
Art & Cover by DAVID AJA
So Marvel is doing something great with this issue, and that is courtesy of writer Matt Fraction. By his own admission, this book came together in a few days with the guest artists. Even more amazing? Fraction is taking no royalties from the book – every royalty he would make from Hawkeye #7 is going to the Red Cross. For that reason alone, whether you like or hate what Fraction does in his books or whether you love or hate the Hawkeye character, buy this book. It's for a good cause. And for those Fraction haters, this is how he puts it for the donations:
I'm giving all my royalties to the Red Cross. So Team Hawkguy, you guys are all amazing and your support has been literally stunning, I'm asking you on bended knee: maybe grab two copies of HAWKEYE #7? And give one to somebody not reading it? It'll be good for the book and you'll be helping out the Red Cross. Or helping me help the Red Cross anyway. And people that hate HAWKEYE, or the character Hawkeye, or me, or my books, or the Red Cross: buy one. Buy 10. I dare you to make the check I gotta write hurt, haters. C'mon.
Now you can't beat that.
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Writing the Void: Desert Literature
Film makers, visual artists, poets, novelists, critics, theorists and philosophers have been prone to use the desert as a metaphor for everything from death to religion, war to love, the primitive past to the desolate future. The desert is, we are told, a place of extremes; a place in which to experience asceticism, but also indulgence. The desert represents the sole remains of nature still left largely untouched, hence it is the destination of pilgrims seeking to locate the last remnants of a once wild and untamed planet. Paradoxically, though, it is concurrently a place routinely described as the outcome of human experiments gone wrong, of oil and water abuse, of the testing of atomic bombs and of acting the role of a storehouse of toxic and moral waste. The desert is Las Vegas and Dubai; the acid trips of a Hunter S. Thompson and Aldous Huxley; the sexual experiments of Gustave Flaubert or Richard F. Burton. But it is also the source of Aboriginal mythology, of Bedouin nobility, of aliens and Area 54, of monasticism, mysticism and monotheism.
This course seeks to map through literature this barren and supposedly empty ('deserta') landscape, an environment that, despite its common association with being void and meaningless, is in fact bursting with meaning. We will discuss what, if anything, the essence of this landscape might be, and how this unfamiliar environment has been put into writing.


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Launching from the Ft. Hamer boat ramp on the Manatee River, we will paddle upriver to explore meandering Gamble Creek. We will collect trash and remove exotic invasive species. While not for first time paddlers, beginners who can paddle 3 miles are welcome to attend.
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Indigo installation blues
Indigo is the codename for Microsoft's unified programming model for building connected systems.
It extends the .NET Framework 2.0 with additional APIs for building secure, reliable,
and transacted Web services. Microsoft released Community
Technology Preview (CTP) in March 2005 to enable developers to experiment
with early builds of technologies and provide them feedback. CTP is a new
acronym to me but a similar concept what we call Early Access (EA). For instance,
JAX-RPC 2.0 EA build was released
recently and we expect developers to download the build, get familiar with the
programming model and provide us feedback. Indigo is expected to provide support
for the various WS-* specs floating around. Indigo will ship as part of the Windows release code-named
Longhorn, scheduled for 2006.
As with CTP, it will also be made available on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
Now enough of Indigo details, lets get to my brief experience with Indigo so far.
I decided to install Indigo and get familiar with it and I need to admit that
the experience
is definitely not a pleasant one so far. I started on a clean slate Windows
XP/SP2 machine and here is my progress bar:
- I had to google for configuration
mismatches between Visual Studio 2005 Beta2 and Indigo. It seems Visual
Studio 2005 beta2 and Indigo have different .NET runtimes that are not
compatible. However the CTP ISO image lists Visual Studio 2005 beta2 as the
first bullet in installation process that can very easily confuse and
potentially waste lot of time since it takes a while to install these
monsters. And so before I know about the non compatibility, Visual Studio
window will flash and then disappear, duh! Anyway, I figured out not-so-easy
way of how to take care of that. And I realized I'll not be able to use the
IDE that Microsoft is well known for. Is that only me or is that true for
others as well ?
- By default, Windows XP installation in our labs do not have IIS installed
(yeah, it's risky) and I was not aware that IIS needs to be installed as a
separate component. So on my clean slate machine I installed .NET framework,
Avalon (just for fun) and then Indigo and started playing around with Indigo
samples. But then the documentation
requires you to check for service extension registration. However it does
not say what to do if the extension is not found registered :(. And when I
tried adding an extension registration, Add button was disabled. Anyway, I
took a calculated guess of uninstalling all Indigo-related stuff, installed IIS
and then reinstalled all Indigo related stuff. Phew, finally I could verify
that the service extension is now registered.
- Moving along, the samples documentation
mentions a Download button so
that I can download the entire sample at one go, but I could not find such a
button on any of the samples, specifically Getting
Started sample that I started to play with. So I had to download each file
individually. And even then there are so many support files (probably
required by Visual Studio) so I had to hand pick only the relevant files
since I'm IDE-disabled as mentioned earlier.
- Even when downloading the source files, I got 404 when trying to browse
in the sample. I'm not sure when trying to view
service.svcin the
sample page, is the extension registered in my local IIS playing any role (I
dont think it should but dont know for sure). So I tried stopping IIS
service but still got the same 404 error. I finally created my own
and copied all the relevant files in a directory.
After creating the virtual directory for the sample, giving the appropriate
permissions etc. I've still not been able to deploy a simple Indigo
sample and view the WSDL or /mex endpoint. My default browser is Firefox
but I decided to use IE for viewing these pages because you never know :). Here
is the error that I'm getting:
The tracking (workstation) service is not running
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of
the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more
information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Net.HttpListenerException: The tracking
(workstation) service is not running
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the
current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of
the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.
Stack Trace:
[HttpListenerException (0x494): The tracking (workstation) service is
not running]
System.Net.HttpListener.AddAll() +298
System.Net.HttpListener.Start() +207
System.ServiceModel.Channels.SharedHttpTransportManager.OnOpen() +653
[ChannelListenException: The tracking (workstation) service is not running]
System.ServiceModel.Channels.SharedHttpTransportManager.OnOpen() +1095
listenerFactory) +129
System.ServiceModel.Channels.TransportListenerFactory.OnOpenCore() +59
System.ServiceModel.Channels.HttpListenerFactory.OnOpen() +17
System.ServiceModel.Channels.CommunicationObject.Open() +264
System.ServiceModel.ServiceHost.OnOpen() +128
System.ServiceModel.Channels.CommunicationObject.Open() +264
processedVirtualPath) +756
System.ServiceModel.Channels.HttpRequestAsyncResult.HandleRequest() +360
context, AsyncCallback callback, Object state) +665
sender, EventArgs e, AsyncCallback cb, Object extraData) +64
System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step,
Boolean& completedSynchronously) +157
My IIS services are running (because I'm not getting a 404), workstation (as
indicated in the error message is definitely running) and googling on tracking
service shows that that service should be running as well (and I verified
it). I tried searching MSDN April 2005 DVD for this error message and no hits. I need to debug this further and will probably do that Monday.
I saw Simon Fell's blog
entry of being able to view the WSDL atleast, so may be it's just me. And of course, I'll post my final "working" set of instructions once I figure
them out.
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Over the weekend it was Sen. Joe Lieberman, today it is Sen. John McCain, on the events in Iran:
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) on Monday called the recent reelection of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad a "sham" and criticized President Barack Obama's administration for not voicing strong opposition to the election's result.
"The reaction of the Iranian people shows their discontent with this regime," McCain said during an interview on Fox News' "Fox & Friends."
"It's really a sham that they've pulled off and I hope that we will act," he said.
[. . .]
McCain chided the administration for not coming out more forcefully against Ahmadinejad's reelection, voicing disappointment in administration officials who have been quoted in some news reports indicating that "they're not going to change their policy of dialogue.""I think they should be condemned, and it's obvious that this was a rigged election and depriving the people of their democratic rights," the Arizona senator said. "We are for human rights all over the world."
And from Eric Cantor's office, this statement:
"We stand with the people of Iran in their struggle to participate in a democratic election and who deserve the right to freely assemble and voice their opposition to its questionable outcome.
"The Administration's silence in the face of Iran's brutal suppression of democratic rights represents a step backwards for homegrown democracy in the Middle East. President Obama must take a strong public position in the face of violence and human rights abuses. We have a moral responsibility to lead the world in opposition to Iran's extreme response to peaceful protests.
"In addition, Iran's clerical regime has made clear that its nuclear program will move forward. The United States cannot trust the aspirations of a nation that is a state-sponsor of terrorism, and the Administration must work with Congress to do everything in its power to deny Iran nuclear weapons."
The president who appeared today to give another platitudinous speech on healthcare has been mute on Iran. But how long can the administration simply have "doubts" or continue to study the matter? If Congressmen and Senators come forward individually or collectively to issue words of condemnation, won't the administration look rather hapless for having failed at least rhetorically to establish its position? One is reminded of the Russian invasion of Georgia, when candidate Obama took days to figure out his position after calling for "calm" from both sides. But now he's president — and it's time to lead.


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Digital preservation with ENSURE
Ensuring long term usability for the spiraling amounts of data produced or controlled by organizations with commercial interests is quickly becoming a major problem. Drawing on motivation from use cases in health care, finance and clinical trials, ENSURE will significantly extend the state-of-the-art in digital preservation which to-date has focused on relatively homogeneous cultural heritage data.
"It will be essential for care providers and patients to be able to access, manage and preserve comprehensive electronic health records efficiently and securely."
Perry van Rijsingen, GM Philips Digital Pathology
"We plan to use ENSURE to enable our Digital Archiving product to support preservation decisions based off a network of best practice information."
Jonathan Tilbury, Director of Archiving Solutions at Tessella
Do you know where your data will be in 20 years?
The world of healthcare clearly understands the need to transition to an all digital environment. However, while healthcare ICT specialists put a lot of effort into planning new acquisitions of digital modalities and supporting hardware, very few people know if all of these digital information will remain accessible decades from now. Today a radiologist can easily read information from an x-ray taken fifty years ago. Will a radiologist in fifty years from now be able to read a digital imaging file taken in a hospital today?


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Excellent food and service! Wonderful happy hour. Best people watching spot in CityPlace.
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Best happy hour I have found. Carpaccio is amazing. Cannot believe they have it for $3.95! $5 drinks too with best people watching area in City Place!
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The food at this and at your PGA store is excellent. However the service we received on the 16th was the worst I have ever received. First of all we had to ask for bread after sitting there more than ten mins. Then we waited an awful long time for our hors d'oeuvres . Then our waitress was very inattentive. We ordered a bottle of wine, which if poured properly should provide two rounds for 4 people. Our waitress over poured on the first round and then did not have enough to go around for the second pour. Our waitress spent more time socializing with another table than paying attention to her other tables. This was our 25th wedding anniversary and she succeeded in ruin it. Complimentary dessert that took forever to come doesn't cut it. We were not looking for a free meal but rather a memorable evening. Thanks for nothing Brio. Food great, service lousy.
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Here's one that, despite rising prices, keeps the motor running. For a good long time. Coming out of Italy, Void Generator put the sonic whammy on a vintage piston-pumping sound that collapses the early sounds of stoner/space rock with long psych stretches that can dabble in newer prog leanings. By no means a retro retread, Phantom Hell and Soar Angelic {Phonosphera, 2010} comes across more faithful than fawning. 4 tracks, clocking in from 13 to 20+ minutes, Phantom Hell and Soar Angelic walks the fine line between down tempo stretches and forward drive. Void Generator obviously have some place to go, but they get there in their own time, never losing sight or control of the riffs and hooks that sucked you in at the get go.
Message From The Galactic Federation gets the motor running right out of the gate: a foot-stomping, snarling, big-ass rocker full of drive and focus. If you got a killer riff, use it. But by all means use it well. Pulling off that elusive trick of hammering the signature riff home relentlessly and having the song seemingly keep escalating, Message From The Galactic Federation is the obvious opener and perfect calling card. The Morning starts out quietly shuffling with hushed vocals and pinging flourishes that keep the temperament down, as the band snakes into high gear. It's a slow rolling, and boiling, workout that ramps up steadily making the track and the band tense and coiled and ready for release on the arguable centerpiece, The Eternaut. A bubbling, bluesy bass roll anchors The Eternaut and leads you into the swaggering grind that ups the ante more than once, doing it with the quieter ingredients as much as the bombast.
[untitled] closes out the disc, lumbering on without dragging. It's a bit more artier and extravagant than the other cuts, but collapses Void Generator's sound until it needs to release itself somehow. And it does. Long and with slightly prog-leanings, [untitled] is as focused and tightly wound as the other cuts. This is the big pay-off at the end for the takers who don't shy away from the long running times and just go for the ride, not the destination. With plenty of rest stops along the way to duck into the woods and get lost, doing what you need to do…or want to do.
It's mostly an instrumental platter, but the vocals, in my opinion, are perfectly matched to a stellar production job that doesn't just recreate a vintage ground-zero as much as cherry pick the elements that made them so influential to begin with and drag them in line with the here and now; a sort of modern classicism. With only four hefty tracks, there's plenty of digressions and side trips, but it's still packed with plenty of great riffs and hooks that ground Phantom Hell and Soar Angelic on a rock solid {pun intended} foundation. More genre melding than hopping, Phantom Hell and Soar Angelic should satisfy joneses for classic stoner rock, modern prog-metal and psych bouts, and flat-out space rock.
Message From The Galactic Federation :: Void Generator :: Phantom Hell and Soar Angelic {Phonosphera, 2010}


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In honor of 419 Day, local Instagrammers tagged more than 150 of their favorite photos from the Toledo region with #TFP419 and we used a few of our favorites to grace the cover of this week's STAR. Check out the cover, along with more photos shared on Instagram.
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Welcome to Harmony Hills Bed and Breakfast—a relaxing country getaway for all seasons. Enjoy country hospitality and charm at this 15 acre retreat in Northern Illinois designed especially for couples seeking time away or small groups wanting to share time together.
The property itself is nestled among a forest of pine trees and 100 year old oak trees. You will catch glimpses of wildlife including deer, wild turkey, fox, and other animals. At night, as you sit under the stars, you can relax around the fire pit enjoying a cup of hot cocoa, a glass of wine, or beverage of your choice.
When you arise in the morning you will be greeted with a country breakfast in the beautiful, rustic dining room, where you may enjoy your meal at the large communal table or at smaller intimate table. If you like, you may also dine outside by the pool or if you prefer, you may eat at the breakfast bar in the large country kitchen as we prepare you breakfast.
You are invited any time of day to relax in either the Hearth Sitting Room or the Solarium. These rooms are divided by a two- sided 20 foot stone fireplace. There is also the Nature Loft on the second floor with expansive views of the park like property with two walls of floor to ceiling windows. Enjoy a book, conversation, a cup of coffee or tea or a glass of cordial before bedtime in any of the 3 rooms.
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By Caryn James | James on Screens February 18, 2011 at 5:31AM
Last night's episode of The Office revealed Michael Scott's dream project, 11 years in the making, an action-spy thriller called Threat Level Midnight. Everyone wants to direct; we should have seen this coming.
Viewed in snippets through the episode, the film is a satire and mashup of every James Bond and Bruce Willis movie you've ever seen, starrring all Michael's co-workers. Michael (Steve Carell) plays the hero, Michael Scarn, a retired (or so he thinks!) spy mourning the loss of his wife, Catherine Zeta Scarn.
The entire episode is on-line, but don't miss NBC's elaborate Threat Level Midnight website too -- an on-target spoof of movie sites, with trailers, clips, bios, praise for the film. Or, the highest praise they could find: "Can't say I hate it, Can't say I love it. -- Darryl."
I have to say, Threat Level Midnight is funnier than Carrell's actual spy spoof, Get Smart.
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THE PUBLIC EDITOR; All the News That's Fit to Print? Or Just Our News?
By DANIEL OKRENT
Published: February 1, 2004
THIS week, it's time for some journalism heresy. I'd like to suggest that newspapers with aspirations to greatness -- like the one you're holding in your hands -- learn to be generous to their rivals, and in the process provide value for their readers.
It has long been Times policy to credit other news organizations for their scoops: ''Such and so was first reported Monday in 'The Daily Bugle.' '' It has even longer been part of the paper's genetic code never to let someone else's scoop lie unmassaged by Timesian hands. ''What can we add?'' goes the editors' refrain. Sometimes -- often -- that works. Sometimes, though, the effort at addition becomes, for the reader, an act of subtraction.
In the last several weeks, three stories launched elsewhere have been either diminished or disregarded by The Times. (Of course, among major news organizations, this not-invented-here attitude is no more exclusive to The Times than are commas.) In each case, the effort to maintain a high level of what people around here call ''competitive metabolism'' has not served the readers well.
Last October, The Blade in Toledo, Ohio, published a series of articles revealing that ''members of a platoon of American soldiers known as Tiger Force slaughtered an untold number of Vietnamese civilians over a seven-month period in 1967.'' The series was the product of 10 months of research conducted on two continents and in seven states.
When the Blade series broke, The Associated Press sent out a story summarizing its findings. Many newspapers picked up the A.P. report; some, including the Times-owned International Herald Tribune, put it on the front page. In the Times newsroom, Roger Cohen, who was foreign editor at the time, thought it an important story, but, he recalls, he was ''focused on Iraq'' and ''did not give it the attention it deserved.'' National editor Jim Roberts tried to get something rolling that the paper could call its own, but reporters who knew their way around the Pentagon were otherwise engaged. Editors felt that running 10 inches of A.P. copy would not represent the story fairly.
In The New Yorker of Nov. 10, Seymour Hersh, who as a young reporter broke the story about the massacre at My Lai, praised the Blade series, noting along the way that the four major networks and most major newspapers had all but ignored it. Hersh's article provoked The Times's executive editor, Bill Keller, to order up a lengthy piece on The Blade's discoveries. John Kifner's ''Report on Brutal Vietnam Campaign Stirs Memories,'' which sought to place the Blade series in historical perspective, finally ran on Dec. 28 -- a report on a two-month-old story about events that took place 37 years ago. The Blade's publisher and editor in chief, John Robinson Block, felt that The Times's late weigh-in, which included a sizable helping of the skepticism that re-examination will almost inevitably provoke, was an insult to his paper and its reporters.
Keller told me that if his own staff had developed the Blade series, he would have put it on the front page. Yet at least partly because it was someone else's, it ended up diminished, delayed and, in some eyes, devalued.
Scores of readers wrote me earlier this month about The Times's failure to put former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's bombshells about the early days of the Bush administration on the front page. Most suggested (and many insisted) that the story was played down for political reasons.
There are several more practical explanations that could be invoked by Times defenders. They might note that the carefully leaked morsels of news that fed the story were intended to propel the book containing O'Neill's revelations onto the best-seller list. They could point out that O'Neill himself wasn't available to The Times; his first broadcast interview had been locked up exclusively by ''60 Minutes,'' and his first print interview had been promised to Time magazine. Most persuasively, Times editors had very little to go on as they tried to fashion their first story for Saturday, Jan. 10, and what they had was frustratingly manipulative: promoting its exclusive Sunday evening interview with O'Neill, CBS spooned out a few juicy nuggets to newspapers on Friday and Saturday -- enough to entice readers to watch ''60 Minutes,'' yet not enough to make them feel they'd already seen it.
The 10-paragraph Associated Press story The Times ran on Jan. 10 may not have been a prizewinner, but it did have a former cabinet member comparing the president who appointed him to a ''blind man in a roomful of deaf people,'' which certainly sounds like Page 1 news to me. But if it didn't make the front page because CBS had locked down the story, once The Times did have access both to the book and to O'Neill himself, it didn't make the front page because -- well, because by then the news was no longer new. For the historical record provided by the newspaper of record, explosive revelations about a sitting president by one of his appointees were consigned to Pages A11, A22 and A13.


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Remember that old exercise motto "no pain, no gain"? Forget it — the last thing you need when you're pregnant is more pain. Whether you're doing cardio, strength, or stretching exercises during pregnancy, it's important not to overdo it. There are easy ways to tell when you're approaching the limit, and it's not as complicated as taking your pulse and calculating your maximum heart rate.
During a pregnancy cardio workout, the best way to monitor yourself is to use what experts call a "Rate of Perceived Exertion" (chances are you've seen it posted at the gym — but maybe you've never given it a second glance). Think of a scale that goes from 6 to 20, where at 6 you're snoozing on the couch and at 20 you're working out as hard as you can. Your goal is to keep your exertion rate between 12 and 14 on that scale — as if you were walking briskly, at the rate of about three to four miles per hour. Still too complicated? Just remember the "talk" test: You should be working hard enough so that you feel yourself breathing more heavily, but you should never be so out of breath that you aren't able to talk, sing, or whistle while you work.
If you're the type (type A) who thinks of calculating your ideal pregnancy heart rate as a fun science project, consult the American College of Sports Medicine's brochure for calculating your heart rate (see Resources page) , or buy (or borrow) a heart-rate monitor. Ideally, the right exercise will get your heart beating anywhere from 60 percent to 70 percent of your maximum heart rate for a minimum of 30 minutes, depending on your age and fitness level.
Strength training during pregnancy has an easy scale for measuring how hard is too hard. If you need to strain or grunt to lift your load, it's too heavy.
Flexibility exercises during pregnancy shouldn't cause pain, so stop if something hurts. (During relaxation exercises, if you fall asleep you've gone too far.)
The Risks of Overheating
A special word for all you type A exercisers (and you know who you are): There are good reasons why more is not better (or can easily become too much) when you're pregnant and exercising. Your baby's temperature is already a little warmer than yours (maybe that's where all those bun-in-the-oven comments got started!), and exercise raises your core temperature and warms the baby even more. Exercising intensely — or even moderately in hot, humid conditions — can get you too hot, and medical experts worry about pregnant women overheating.
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By Cpl. Christina Lovett
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MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE ALBANY, Ga.(May 24, 2001) In
years past, the Corps has lost Marines during war, conflicts and
tragedies. However, in the 21st century, the Corps is losing Marines
to drugs.
Since 1998, positive urinalysis results for the designer drug Ecstasy
within the Department of the Navy has increased 556 percent.
"I've put three Marines in jail, and one is a permanent resident
at Jacksonville psychiatric ward [Naval Air Station Jacksonville,
Fla. hospital]," said Maj. Stephen Reynolds, Headquarters Battalion
commanding officer here. "This is serious."
Designer drugs are white or off-white powder, tablets or capsules.
They can be stimulants or depressives.
One of the most dangerous aspects of designer drugs is their uncertain
chemical make-up. Each substance is made from a different formula,
so it is difficult to predict exact side effects. As with all drugs,
the amount used combined with the mental state of the user and other
drugs will determine the chemical's affect.
"All of these drugs make you lose control," said Reynolds,
a Beverly, Mass., native.
Designer drugs are primarily found at rave parties. A 'rave' refers
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Secretive raves are held in warehouses, deserts and woods; commercialized
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music and other visual stimuli such laser or video screen are usually
part of a rave. The number of people at the party can range from
50 to 25,000. It is usually an alcohol-free environment, where designer
drugs are bought, sold and consumed.
To avoid attending these types of events, the base's Enlisted Club
is available for Marines to enjoy.
"You don't have to go out in town and put yourself in that
type of negative environment," said 1st Sgt. Simmie Jackson,
Headquarters Battalion sergeant major and Valdosta, Ga., native.
Though Marines may not partake in drugs at rave parties, a rave
site is still an unsafe environment for Marines.
"Just because you're thinking clearly, it's not a good situation,"
said Sgt. Michael Maschmeier, euphonium player with the Albany Marine
Band. "There are drugs in the air, and something may be slipped
to you without your knowledge."
Aside from the dangers of designer drugs, being in possession, selling
or consuming drugs is not tolerated in the Marine Corps, and chargeable
under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
"The penalties that may be imposed upon a Marine for using
Ecstasy are no different than those for using cocaine or crack,"
said Capt. John Fleming, Headquarters Battalion executive officer
and Columbus, Texas, native. "The same penalties are carried
because Ecstasy is a controlled substance as well," he said.
If the dangers and punishment aren't enough reason not to take drugs,
Marines should consider honor, courage and commitment to the Corps.
"It's not society that brings it on to you," said Gunnery
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Marine. If you gave your word that you wouldn't do drugs [when enlisting
in the Marine Corps], keep it." "We promised each other
we'd be there for each other," said Reynolds. "To me,
the end distills down to we are United States Marines
we keep our word.
"Taking drugs, or being part of a drug culture is absolute
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Come and find out why Persian poetry is often described as one of the greatest of literature's treasures, as Afghan poets Shakila Azizzada and Partaw Naderi perform at the Barber on the Birmingham stop of the 2012 Persian Poets' Tour. The event has been organised by the Poetry Translation Centre, founded in 2004 by poet Sarah Maguire to translate non-European, contemporary poetry into English. You will be able to enjoy the poems in the poets' native language first and then experience the readings of their translations, which will be followed by discussions about the translation process and an opportunity for questions from the audience.
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During recent interviews with Kurt Angle, which were designed to promote recent TNA events, Angle spent a lot of time discussing his time in WWE and possible matches with current WWE stars.
The feeling within TNA is that Angle is preparing to leave the company and possibly return to WWE once his TNA deal ends this year. Of course, he's going to need to take a WWE physical in order to wrestle with them and many don't think he'll be able to pass that.
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Letter - Father to Aircraftman Royce Phillips, Personal, 11 Jan 1942 (Damaged)
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Letter - Aunty, Uncle & Jim to Aircraftman Royce Phillips, Personal, 20 Feb 1942
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Letter - Mick, Alice, Jim and Auntie Lil to Aircraftman Royce Phillips, Personal, 1941-194 ...
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Letter - Father to Aircraftman Royce Phillips, Personal, 31 Dec 1941
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Letter - Father to Aircraftman Royce Phillips, Personal, 17 Feb 1942
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Posted at: 11/23/2012 8:26 AM
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The Taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide car bombing in eastern Afghanistan that killed at least two people and wounded about 60.
A Taliban spokesman says the attack was in response to the recent execution of four Taliban detainees at the Afghan government's main detention center in Kabul.
The men were convicted and sentenced to death in Afghan courts for a variety of crimes, including murder, rape, kidnapping, robbery and cruelty against children. The Taliban condemned the hangings, saying the detainees were prisoners of war who were unjustly jailed.
A spokesman for Wardak province says the explosives-laden car blew up Friday on a street where international and Afghan security forces have a coordination office.
The Taliban said two suicide bombers were involved in the attack.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 26, 2004 Coalition forces launched precision strikes on a safe house in Fallujah early this morning, killing an associate of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's terrorist organization, military officials in Baghdad reported today.
Multiple sources confirmed that a "known associate" of the Zarqawi network was present at the time of the strike.
The strike, which happened at around 3 a.m. in the northwest section of the city, is one of a string of recent strikes and raids targeting the Zarqawi organization that have severely degraded the terrorist leader's ability to conduct attacks and have effectively reduced his influence.
The press release said that Zarqawi-led terrorists continue to conduct operations in residential areas, which endangers the lives of the Iraqi people and exposes civilians to harm. Military officials said today's strike will further erode Zarqawi's capability to conduct attacks on the citizens of Fallujah and Iraq.
The United States has offered a $25 million reward for the capture or death of Zarqawi.


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We spent three days in the middle of our tour in Land O' Lakes, WI. It was beautiful and so relaxing. At night you can see every star in the sky and if you are really lucky the Aurora Borealis.
Cruising the lake in style in my dads restored old 1956 wooden Carver with the original Johnson motor.
I got to go swivel skiing! Before I ever learned to play bass, this is what I used to do for a living… My skiing muscles are a bit out of shape, but clearly I have not forgotten how to "ride the bike" so to speak… Not gonna lie, my arms were pretty sore the next couple of days.
Do you see the deer on the shore? Seeing deer and loon were a daily occurrence.
Rob went on a guided fishing trip. He paddled with the guide across the Wisconsin state line into Michigan in the Sylvania Wilderness area. They were not allowed to use barbed hooks, so it was all catch and release. They caught mostly small mouth bass. He was so knocked out with the serenity of it all that this was the only photo he took….
Three days in heaven and then back on tour. Next post Sturgeon Bay and Madison.


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Hail Protectors!
In our testing of the April Update, we encountered a few bugs that we would like you to be aware of. In some of these cases, we have already taken steps to mitigate the issues below.
- Coast City has been temporarily disabled -- Unfortunately, there is a bug in the Coast City queue that has required us to temporarily close the queue to all Coast City matches, including custom games. We apologize for this inconvenience, and will work to get Coast City available for all again in the future. (Please note that this does not affect the Practice Mode: Coast City queue, which has returned!)
- Aquaman has been temporarily disabled -- Due to a bug in Aquaman's auto-attack functionality in this update, we've made the decision to disable him until we can rectify this bug. To compensate all Protectors for Aquaman's temporary removal, we are adding two more champions to the Free Champion Rotation. We've focused on Assassin/Bruiser champions, as they are the closest to Aquaman's style of play. This week's two additional champions are Nightmare Batman and Batman.
Additional Issues
- The new client may take a long time to load on initial startup. It can sometimes appear to freeze, but will eventually load. This load will actually get better as the client is open and closed, so you may only encounter this problem the first few times you play after the update.
- If the patcher goes to the "unpacking" step, it will appear to freeze/lock up. If it does, just let the patcher continue to patch; it's still working. After a period of time, the patcher will finish its work and let you play. Should you close out of it early, you can re-open it and re-patch without causing any harm to your game.
- There is a typo in Green Arrow's stolen power unlock that says it unlocks when Gaslight Batman gets to level 5.


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Warriors take early lead in SWC standings
Updated: 10/05/2009 - The Central Warriors are now tied for first place in the Southwestern Conference standings after defeating the Fruita Monument Wildcats last Friday night
Updated: 10/05/2009 - The Central Warriors are now tied for first place in the Southwestern Conference standings after defeating the Fruita Monument Wildcats last Friday night
Posted: 10/05/2009 - The sixth annual Alex Bennett Memorial Basketball tournament will be held on Sunday, November 1 on the campus of Mesa State College
Updated: 10/03/2009 - The Central Warriors surprised the Fruita Monument Wildcats on Friday night with a 36-0 rivalry win at Stocker Stadium.
Updated: 10/03/2009 - Dylan Markley rushed for three first half touchdowns to help the second ranked Olathe Pirates defeat Coal Ridge 49-7 on Friday night in Western Slope League play
Updated: 10/03/2009 - One week after walloping Coal Ridge the Cedaredge Bruins don't have enough gas to hang with Aspen in a 42-18 loss.
Posted: 10/03/2009 - The sixth ranked Montrose Indians are still perfect in the 2009 season after defeating number eight Pueblo West on Friday night 42-21
Posted: 10/03/2009 - Sean Dunn scored the games opening touchdown for the Palisade Bulldogs on Friday night but his team still fell a touchdown short against the top ranked Steamboat Springs Sailors 28-21.
Posted: 10/03/2009 - The Delta Panthers continue to rise in the Western Slope League standings after defeating the Moffat County Bulldogs on Friday night 20-0.
Posted: 10/03/2009 - The Hotchkiss Bulldogs took their number five state ranking on the road Friday night to face the Rangely Panthers and left with a 47-0 win
Posted: 10/02/2009 - The Paonia Eagles scored a touchdown in each of the first three quarters of play on Friday night to defeat the Hayden Tigers 20-0 in Western Slope League play
Updated: 10/03/2009 - The Wildcats made quick work of the Panthers with a 12-2 victory in five innings to sweep the double-header at Kronkright Softball Complex on Friday afternoon.
Updated: 10/03/2009 - The Wildcats provided plenty of run support for Erika Chirdon in game 1 of their double-header against the Panthers at the Kronkright Softball Complex on Friday afternoon.
Updated: 10/01/2009 - Junior infielder Regan Van Noy legged out a 2-out triple and was driven in by Junior catcher Kendra Barnes for the walk-off win.
Updated: 09/29/2009 - Stevie Palma scored on a penalty shot and the Central Warriors shutout the Fruita Monument Wildcats 4-0 on Tuesday night at Walker Field
Updated: 09/29/2009 - After dropping the first game 25-19, Montrose rallied to win the next three to defeat Grand Junction 3-1 in a Southwestern League match on Tuesday night.
Updated: 09/29/2009 - Erika Chirdon improved to 7-0 on the season after leading the Fruita Monument Wildcats to a 7-0 win over the Grand Junction Tigers at Bergman Field on Tuesday night
Updated: 09/29/2009 - Tigers quarterback Andy Willett rushed for 144 yards and a touchdown to help lead the Tigers to a 13-0 victory.
Updated: 09/25/2009 - The Montrose Indians improved to 4-0 on the season with a 33-7 win over the Golden Demons on Friday night
Updated: 09/25/2009 - Robert Simpson had two first half interceptions to help hold the Rifle Bears to only three points in Delta's 19-3 win on Friday night.
Updated: 09/25/2009 - The final difference was only three points but it was in favor of the Hotchkiss Bulldogs in Friday night's rivalry win over the Paonia Eagles 15-12
Posted: 09/25/2009 - The Olathe Pirates have kept their 18 game win streak alive by defeating the Roaring Fork Rams on Friday night 34-7
Posted: 09/25/2009 - The Cedaredge Bruins picked up their second win of the season and they did it in a big way on Friday night
Updated: 09/25/2009 - Rankings mean nothing to the Palisade Bulldogs. They dominated the 10th ranked Moffat County Bulldogs on Friday night at Stocker Stadium 34-6
Updated: 09/24/2009 - Mikayla Duffy struck out seven batters and Danielle Romine hit a walk-off, three-run home run to give the Central Warriors a 10-0 win over the Grand Junction Tigers in six innings
Updated: 09/24/2009 - The Central Warriors had no problem defeating the Fruita Monument Wildcats in three straight games on Thursday night


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November 25, 2012 - 9:47pm
#Michlinks: University of Florida to announce new president soon
#Michlinks is The Michigan Daily's citizen journalism tool that compiles reporting about Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan. If you find an interesting piece about the city of Ann Arbor, college life or the University, send a tweet with the hashtag #Michlinks for a chance to be published on our website.
University of Florida might pick a new president sometime in the next few weeks, search chair says: bit.ly/WbBNlv
— Kevin Kiley (@kkiley) November 16, 2012
The University of Florida could be announcing the selection of its new president by Dec. 5, the school's last day of classes for the semester. Florida President Bernie Machen is stepping down at the end of the year, though the presidential search committee has said it will not pick someone until members are sure they've found the right person. If the committee doesn't make a selection by the end of the semester, the decision could be put off until January.
The executive assistant to the director of residential life admitted to embezzling $175,000 from her former... fb.me/1W7o7btTi
— Daily Collegian (@CollegianStaff) November 23, 2012
On Nov. 14, an employee of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst pleaded guilty to stealing about $175,000 from her former employer, Myers Information System Inc. Amy Wing, executive assistant to the director of Residential Life, allegedly stole the money from October 2009-May 2011 by writing company checks to herself, overcompensating herself and making personal purchases on the company credit card.


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Good food at the on-site restaurant, free breakfast, and near major highways
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking, and free breakfast
- Many guests described their rooms as clean
- The staff were frequently complimented for their friendly and helpful service
- Many reviewers found the location convenient for accessing major highways
- Many guests praised the food at the free breakfast
- Several reviewers thought that the room rates were reasonable
- A few guests complained about smelling cigarette smoke in their non-smoking rooms
- A few reviewers were disturbed by noise from inside and outside the hotel
- A couple of guests described the in-room decor as dated
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10 out of 10 | Michael stayed December 23, 2009
"A good example of a good chain. All one needs, efficiently and pleasantly presented. Excellent value for money. We have also stayed many times at the Oakville branch and the above comments apply there too."
4 out of 10 | Rajendra stayed May 30, 2006
"I do recommend this hotel to someone, hotel is pretty neat. I have one importent suggestion to make The address is given wrong in the website, hotel is not in Toronto, Markham is not Toronto. When I wanted to take directions from google maps I ended up at woodbine avenue near downtown, later realized that it is at different location, I just spent half day in finding your hotel. Monte Carlo Inn Markham 8900 Woodbine Avenue Toronto, ON L3R 5K6 CA Please do correct the address in website."
9 out of 10 | Paul stayed May 23, 2006
"I was surprised that the shower did not have a hose! That was the only major annoyance with the room. My request for an extra blanket was immediately taken care of, and my request not to clean my room was heeded! For the price it was a great deal, and I'd stay there again if the circumstances permitted. The circumstances being how close I would need to be to downtown. It's quite out there! At non-rush hour times its not a problem, but for those keen on sightseeing the downtown core a lot, it might pose a problem. For people with a rental car and who plan to go around various areas of Toronto, such as the zoo, it's fabulous."
10 out of 10 | Janice stayed August 18, 2005
"The Monte Carlo Inn was a pleasant surprise. It was our first time staying at a Monte Carlo and I would recommend it to anyone. It was very clean and the housekeeping staff did a great job. It was conveniently located just about a 20 minute ride to downtown Toronto."
10 out of 10 | John stayed August 01, 2005
"Considering that the breakfasts were included in this great price, I shouldn't complain. But perhaps a few more healthy, hi-fibre choices would could be added to the breakfast menu, hot oatmeals, some dry nuts and fruit. Otherwise, this is a great place, would stay and again and will recommend."
10 out of 10 | James stayed June 29, 2005
"This was our first visit. We visit Toronto often and will return to this hotel. The breakfast was just great too!"
7 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed May 21, 2005
"Hardware is fine, but attitude and service have much to be desired. Staff not passionate, could not care less attitude."
8 out of 10 | Michael stayed April 15, 2005
"Nice hotel, good stay. The area is pretty bleak n terms of shopping or even a small convenience store so it is not a very good hotel for those, like me, who do not have a car."
8 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed April 11, 2005
"The woman who ran the restaurant was very, very warm, welcoming and lovely. She went out of her way to make sure we had everything we wanted. She (and the breakfast) was the nicest part of our stay. Too much air freshener in the room! Pillows very uncomfortable. A/C unit too loud"


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Spoiler alert!
Thank God I never shot my Ex wife as the Protaganist in " The Tommyknockers " did . I don't relate to him in that way, but I do relate to his fear of nuclear power.
Here's the deal as I see it; Producing power in nuclear reactors has become quite safe... for us . But the BIG problem is what do we do with the spent fuel rods and other nuclear waste.Those aforementioned fuel rods will be dangerous for 1000,000 years ! For all practical purposes, forever. It's not for us I'm concerned , ( don't get me wrong , I feel for the poor people who have to deal with this stuff here and now ) it's for our far distant decendants .
Will they curse our memory for having saddled them with the responsibility of being custodians to our nuclear castoffs? Will the containment vessels we design fail in some unknowable future time and render the planet uninhabitable ? Will some future peoples unwittingly unleash radioactive Hell because they sought to uncover what secrets we have hidden in these deep repositories ? Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon never had to deal with this kinda trouble , far worse then any fictional Pharohs curse.
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Constellation Brands Inc. said it would fire about 300 people and consolidate some sales and administrative offices as the company integrates the purchase of Robert Mondavi Corp.
Fairport, N.Y.-based Constellation didn't disclose where the job cuts would take place and didn't expect to close any production facilities. Constellation will incur pretax restructuring costs of $52 million over the next year, it said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Constellation expanded its wine unit with the acquisition of Napa Valley winemaker Mondavi in December for $1.03 billion. It expects to complete the restructuring by February 2006.
Shares of Constellation, which makes and distributes about 200 brands of alcoholic beverages, rose 24 cents to $49.46 on the NYSE.


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* 6,000 war-wounded treated at Mogadishu hospitals in 2010
* 40 percent were women and children caught in line of fire
* ICRC is one of the only aid agencies in Somalia
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GENEVA, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Fighting between Somali forces and Islamist rebels in Mogadishu took a heavy toll in 2010, with hospitals treating the largest number of casualties in at least a decade, the International Committee of the Red Cross said.
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The ICRC, one of the few international aid groups still working in anarchic Somalia, has no figures for the number of people killed in the conflict last year. But the number of people wounded in Mogadishu increased from 5,000 in 2009 and 2,800 in 2008.
"Definitely for a decade it is the highest number," ICRC spokeswoman Nicole Engelbrecht told Reuters on Thursday.
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In Mogadishu, where the ICRC described fierce fighting between rebels and African Union peacekeepers protecting the Western-backed government, medics are seeing increasing cases of dysentery, diarrhoea and malnourishment.
The ICRC, which has been operating in the country since the late 1970s, provides Somali hospitals with surgical equipment and medicine, pays for salaries and fuel and repairs facilities.
"Both Keysaney and Medina hospitals treat all patients, regardless of their clan and religious or political background," it said in a statement, calling for all sides of the conflict to spare civilians from harm.
Earlier this month, Geneva-headquartered agency distributed food to more than half a million internally displaced Somalis who have been forced to flee their homes. (Editing by Laura MacInnis and Noah Barkin)


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Here at Kickit With we look to disrupt the traditional pay per view market by using the power of modern technologies such as Smart TV's and tablets, and also the reach of the Internet. Far too many times have we heard stories of performers wanting to monetize their live shows, but get rejected by TV broadcasters and have to settle for pennies via ad supported streaming, we seek to change all this by bringing the pay per view ticket model to the Internet.
We are currently starting in the music industry, helping to capture and share music festivals and concerts around the world whilst helping artists earn revenue. Not only this, we understand that as music sales have diminished, an artist's time is important and often highly sort after. Therefore we allow artists to sell their time, in the form of a concert, live Q&A or even a studio rendition!