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When it comes to cinema, director Sofia Coppola is the doyenne of disaffected youth--The Virgin Suicides, Marie Antoinette, and Lost in Translation--so it only seems natural her next project centers around the modern-day phenomenon of celebrity-worshipping Los Angeles teens in The Bling Ring. Of course, these anti-heroines go a bit further than merely pouting; they crave the perks of fame so much, they burglarize the homes of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Rachel Bilson, plus others. And while grittier than Coppola's previous films, The Bling Ring--which is based on actual events and Nancy Jo Sales' Vanity Fair article--is nonetheless a showcase for noteworthy fashion. Costume designer Stacey Battat (who was also responsible for the wardrobe in Coppola's last film, Somewhere) filled the movie with lots of mid-2000s style moments (think: Juicy Couture tracksuits, Birkin bags, and oversized sunglasses). We spoke with Battat about the film's fashion and chose pieces to help you channel your favorite character. Keep reading to shop our Inspired By picks!
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Nicki is as vapid as she is beautiful, the kind of girl to do something simply because it was considered cool. Battat describes her wardrobe as an homage to "the most generic girl" at the time, and "very Paris Hilton-y." In other words: the epitome of the era's partying and excesses. "She's what we think of as 'LA'."
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For ringleader Rebecca, breaking and entering into the celebrity world meant dressing the part too. With an affinity for more elegant pieces--oversized sunnies and cape coats--she's definitely the trendsetter of the group. "[Rebecca] would be the one to wear Valentino, whereas the other girls would choose Versace," says Battat.
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Every group of defiant teenagers needs the girl with the connections--enter Chloe. The raspy-voiced blonde upholds her Rebel Without A Cause status by sleeping with the film's older, skeezy club promoter (played by Gavin Rossdale) and hitting the Sunset Strip in a tough-girl mix of crop tops, low-slung jeans, and leather jackets.
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|Nash Woman Dies in Ashe After Being Lost
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Ashe County authorities are trying to figure out what a Nash County woman was doing inside a utility building on the property of a Baldwin area church. The woman was found at Helton United Methodist Church just off N.C. 194—a woman who died en route to the hospital. 60 year old Judith Rose Zuege
was found unconscious in the utility building by church members around 5 p.m. Tuesday, and she died while en route to Ashe Memorial Hospital for treatment of apparent hypothermia. Her husband reported that the Rocky Mount woman got lost after taking her daughter to college in Staunton, Va., planning to head to the Outer Banks after dropping her off, but she apparently got lost, spent Monday night in Bristol Tennessee, then headed east, ending up in Ashe. Sheriff James Williams said it appeared the woman died of exposure, but that she also had a seizure type of condition and may have become disoriented. The preliminary autopsy indicates the cause of death was hypothermia according to Sheriff Williams, but the investigation is still open, and the State Bureau of Investigation has been requested to help with the investigation. Zuege's car was found at the church, according to the report.
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Fruity Loops is a musical creation program that has been around our PCs for quite some time. In fact, the application has been one of the most used for creating independent rap albums from little-known rappers. Now, the beet production software will be coming to the unlocked iPhone 4 and iPod touch for a total of only $15. The larger, more in-depth version, titled the HD addition, for the iPad will crush users only $20. Both of these versions will be climbing an additional five dollars after the intro sale comes to an end. The software is great for putting together beats for rap, hip-hop, techno, and other musical genres and now users will be able to use the software on the go to create music at will. There are already a number of other apps out there that do similar things to Fruity Loops studio edition, but this one has been the best on PCs for quite some time and will likely become highly popular for IOS devices as well. You will be able to pass project files back and forth between the apps on your mobile phone in your desktop, allowing you to continue the work that you started on your mobile phone on the desktop that you have the program installed on.
The IOS devices will not be allowed to have any sort of support with your purchase, which may be an issue for many users. Like the desktop version, many users would probably like to be able to use VST instruments, but that will not be available on the app version. Many users have stated that that upgrade will probably come a few months after the initial program is released from have had time to expand the use of the program a bit more. Also, the sequencer went from a total of 128 tracks to only 99, but that should be more than enough to handle when you are working on a mobile device. The iPad version of the software should be a bit more advanced than the unlocked iPhone 4, another IOS versions that are going to be released by the company. This is a great update that should allow for independent music makers to continue creating their sounds and music while they're on the go.


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When Chalmers Johnson, a retired Asian scholar and former Naval officer during the Korean War, visited Japan in the mid-1990s, he was surprised to discover 38 U.S. bases on Okinawa alone, half a century after U.S. forces captured the island in the last great battle of World War II. If Johnson, past president and founder of the Japan Policy Research Institute at the University of San Francisco and author of numerous scholarly books on Asian affairs, had been unaware of the enormity of America's military involvement in far-off lands, it is hardly surprising that the public at large has been even less aware. The American people, he would later observe in The Sorrows of Empire, "do not realize that a vast network of American military bases on every continent except Antarctica actually constitutes a new form of empire."
Most reasonably informed Americans know our country has long had a large number of overseas bases, but we seldom think about how extensive that network is or what it costs — in lives, in dollars, and in the simmering resentment of people living in the shadow of a foreign military power.
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Monday, September 06, 2010As if the day had not been bad enough the Lipscomb Bisons soccer team was killing time in Dallas waiting for their bus to be repaired for the trip back to Nashville.
Already an hour behind schedule coach Charles Morrow had plenty of time to talk about Monday's 4-1 loss to Tulsa in the second round of the Southern Methodist Classic at Westcott Field.
"We let their pressure get to us," Morrow said. "We weren't as composed as we needed to be on the ball.
"We fought hard and defended pretty well for the majority of the game. But when things are going so bad offensively it is hard to defend as long as we had to do it."
Isaac Pile was originally scouted by the Bisons' coaching staff to be a goalkeeper. That's one of the positions listed for him on the roster. But he also has the skills to play in the field as well.
Pile scored on a header off of a free kick. Angel Chairez was credited with the assist.
"That score was not a good indication of how the game was going," Morrow said. "Tulsa came out strong.
"We were able to defend quite a bit. We had a free kick in the attacking third and we were able to make good on it."
Lipscomb goalkeeper Brent McGee made eight saves, but allowed the four goals.
Tulsa's James Gulley tied the game at 32:53 with a header off of a corner kick.
At 60:06 in the second half Tulsa took the lead on a header from eight yards out by Adrian Klammer.
"When it was 2-1 we had three great opportunities to go 2-2," Morrow said. "We didn't convert on any of them."
Ashley McInnes scored Tulsa's third goal with a shot from 20 yards out at the 82:01 mark.
Corey Albertson put the ball in the goal on a deflection from two yards out at 85:27.
Tulsa had 27 shots, including 12 shots on goal. Lipscomb was credited with six shots. In addition to Pile, Garret Pettis also had one shot on goal for the Bisons.
"The 4-1 score was not indicative of how close the game was," Morrow said. "Tulsa's third score was a bomb from pretty far out. There wasn't a lot Brent could do about it."
The Bisons are 0-2-0. Tulsa is 2-0-0.
Chairez and Ethan Summers were named to the All-Tournament team.
Friday night at 4 the Bisons make the short trip down the boulevard to play Gardner-Webb in the Belmont Invitational. They will face Centenary in the second round Sunday, Sept. 12, at noon.
"This weekend was a good gauge for our guys to see where they are," Morrow said. "These were competitive, high level games.
"We don't like to lose games. We are going to work the rest of the week on what we have learned. This next weekend we will be much better."
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A pool that can make even New York City's East River swimmable? That's the idea behind +Pool, a proposed public pool that floats along the city's waterways, filtering the bacteria and contaminants as it goes. Architect Dong-Ping Wong and designers Archie Lee Coates IV and Jeffrey Franklin came up with the idea in 2010, and it's since garnered plenty of support—especially through Kickstarter, where the team recently funded a 35 foot by 35 foot experimental version called Float Lab. This floating science lab is currently traversing NYC's waterways, testing and perfecting the filtration system before +Pool's 2016 slated opening.
Shaped like a plus-sign, the larger, 9,300 square foot pool will feature individual wings for training, sports, kids, and lounging, and can be refigured into one big Olympic-size pool if needed. It's designed to filter up to 500,000 gallons of river water daily, though they're still figuring out where all the junk that's filtered will go.
If you feel the need for speed while swimming, this is your place. Built for the 2012 London Summer Olympics, the pools at the city's Aquatic Centre were designed with the athletes in mind. The main competition pool has a mechanical moving floor that's kept at a 10-foot depth during competition—just the right distance to dissipate waves created when swimmers kick. Gutters lining the pool's perimeter also help negate water turbulence that slows swimmers down. Even the rotating lane markers work to disperse energy, taking in the impact of each wave (and keeping them from entering neighboring lanes) as they spin. The center opened to the public in March 2014.
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"Iron Man 3" is the armored Avenger's latest feature film outing.
And while the blockbuster had a very impressive debut, it fell short of the record set by "The Avengers" last year.
According to studio estimates, "Iron Man 3" made $175.3 million in its opening weekend. That's the second biggest movie debut ever, behind the $207.4 million mark he and his fellow Marvel superheroes set last year.
"Iron Man 3" has already done impressively overseas, bringing in over a half-billion dollars ($504.8 million internationally).
And while "The Avengers 2" is still two years away, super sequels "Thor: The Dark World" and "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" will help fill that void.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Last week I took the first real time off work at the paper that I have taken in over 15 months.
It was the best thing I could have done.
When planning that vacation away, I decided I was going to go somewhere, although the personal travel budget I had set aside looked like the Mother Hubbard's cupboard of finance.
But I did have some parameters. First I wanted to go somewhere alpine and cool. I wanted to do some fishing, ride my ATV, lay in a still existent snow bank and do some real hiking. I also wanted to be sure no cell phones would be ringing there, not mine, nor anyone elses.
So I went to the north slope of the Uinta Mountains; Browne Lake to be exact.
I trudged over Indian Canyon with my trailer and four wheeler in tow. Then I passed through Vernal and up that tough switchback that takes one to Flaming Gorge. When I arrived at Browne Lake, it was nearly deserted with only a few people in the campground and the camp host driving around checking on things.
But I found I couldn't get away from it. That camp host turned out to be an old newspaper man, in fact he had been the circulation manager for a California paper for years. He and I talked for awhile about the business and that was basically the last I thought about newspapers for the next four days.
They say a change is as good as a vacation, but this vacation was much better than just a change. I fished in four different lakes, rode my ATV to places unknown and hiked into some others. I found the weather ranged from one night with a little scattering of snow during a very wet storm to warm days of 80 degrees to one frost filled morning when everything had a half inch of Jack Frost's residue on it.
It was the best vacation I could have had, and I did it for only a couple of hundred bucks. Such a deal.
Best of all it made me forget about every day life and the grind of putting out two newspapers a week. It made me forget about all the projects I have going on at home, the troubles some of my kids have been facing lately, the acrimony I sometimes face at work and the worlds seemingly bad state of affairs at times.
It was not only a clearing of the lungs in cool (and sometimes cold) mountain air, but also a clearing of the mind. It gave me new found respect for the beauty of nature and how the flora and the fauna of the world could care less about my problems. Being below those high snow capped peaks and wading through a snowbank near Spirit Lake as the wind blew fiercely actually forcing water over the spillway in big waves, made me realize how unimportant my problems are in the realm of things.
During the trip I got hot and sunburned on one day, and nearly froze to death on another. I got wet, dirty, sweaty, didn't take a shower for most of a week and grew a "vacation" beard. I spent no time at a fancy resort other than to eat lunch one day at the Red Canyon Lodge, I had no massages, no golf clubs to throw, no craps tables to visit, no tour guides and no shopping to do, other than to get supplies and a fishing license on my way.
For some this would be no vacation, or no holiday as the British would put it. But for me, it was the perfect respite from life.
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The Chichicastenango Guatemala area is a worn torn land rich in culture and Mayan traditions. The Pray America/Manos de Jesus ministry began serving the local Mayan people in 2003 with James 1:27 as a foundation. Today, years later, and after much ministry, much work is still to be done even though many churches and short-term teams have partnered with our ministry. We invite you on this journey with us. This is a life-long journey in pursuit of the heart of God. Yes, much ministry is still needed to bring the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to one soul at a time. St. Francis of Assisi once said: "Preach the Gospel at all times, and when necessary, use words".


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BRIGHTON, Massachusetts (NEWS CENTER)-- Sarah Darcy, a former Mainer and WLBZ 2 employee, woke up this morning to an unexpected phone call. The voice on the other line told her to stay inside until further notice.
That's when the gravity of what was going on around her sunk in. Sarah lives one mile from where police where on scene and searching for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.
She told NEWS CENTER about the range of emotions that she felt watching today's manhunt unfold right outside her front door.
"It's not so much fear as it's apprehension that it was so close to my home, but at the same time knowing that the situation in the city is being taken very seriously, so they're all over it," she said. "They have got every possible resource on this. And so I really didn't have that much fear, but it's definitely interesting when it hits your doorstep. It's very different to cover the news from a distance and watch the news from a distance, but when it's happening on your doorstep it's a different feeling all together."
She also said that she maybe in the middle of a manhunt, but the love and support of her, family, friends and community are keeping her strong.
"You know I've had multiple phone calls from neighbors and from friends far away. Text messages and facebook messages all checking to see if I'm okay," she said. "I'm usually the one doing that for them, so it's a very strange feeling to be on the receiving end."
Darcy continued to say, "I think the one thing that everyone has been saying whenever they have a public forum to say it is just thank everyone for their support. The residents of the city of Boston appreciate that like you wouldn't believe. And we're a tough group, but we, the outpouring of love and support and messages of hope have been invaluable. And people's spirits that were crushed when this whole thing happened have been lifted up again by that outpouring. So it's just been, it's been a bitter sweet experience in many ways."
In a press conference this afternoon, officials said that they do not know when the manhunt will end, stating it could continue into tonight, tomorrow or through the weekend.


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Call for tender - Preparatory action for the recycling of mixed plastics waste Veröffentlicht am: 30/03/2012, Letzte Aktualisierung: 27/06/2013
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The aim of the project will be to develop new recycling channels based on sustainable technologies and business models, to develop new technological solutions for the sorting and material recycling of mixed plastics waste, to optimise waste collection and to prepare the setting up of mixed plastics waste recycling facilities across Europe.
The recycling of plastics waste has increased substantially in recent years. However, whilst the recycling of 'pure' plastic waste streams (i.e. those made up mainly or predominantly of a single material) is rather well developed, there are still substantial problems to overcome as far as the recycling of mixed plastics is concerned, which are reflected in low recycling rates.
At the same time, the use of mixed plastics is becoming more and more popular because of their superior use phase characteristics. In order to address these problems, this pilot project is aimed at increasing the recycling of mixed plastics waste (post production and in addition also post consumption – End of Life Vehicles and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). It is expected to develop techniques and procedures for decreasing the quantity of unrecycled plastics waste to a minimum and at opening new markets for recycled plastics while not jeopardising the current single material recycling streams (e.g. for PET bottles, PE films or PVC building materials).
Please note that from 01/01/2012, all tendering documents relating to DG Enterprise are published through a Commission wide unique platform called "eTendering", consequently the tendering documents will not be published anymore here.
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PRESENTING THE 2011 - 2012 SELBY GALLERY EXHIBITION SEASON Every year, Ringling College of Art and Design's Selby Gallery creates a rich and diverse series of exhibitions for its student body and the community at large.
Gallery I & II: Hanging in the Balance: Ten Emerging Chinese Artists
August 12 - September 17, 2011
Opening Reception: Friday, August 12, 5 - 7 p.m.
Director's Tour: Monday, August 15, 11:30 a.m.
Reception & Curator Talk: Thurs., Aug. 25, 5 - 7 p.m. followed by Curator talk at 7 p.m.
The internalized experience of sustained living in two cultures (China, Europe) crates a problematic identity for artists that embraces neither culture but instead seeks resolution through individual rather than cultural modes of their work. Curated by Prof. Qin Jian of Xiamen University, Fujian, China.
Annual Ringling College Faculty and Staff Exhibitions
September 30- October 26, 2011
Showcases diverse work by faculty in all the departments in the Selby, Basch, and Christ-Janer Galleries. Annual Ringling College Staff, Continuing Studies & Special Programs, Longboat Key Center for the Arts and Englewood Art Center Instructors Exhibition will be in the Willis Smith Galleries featuring work from the Ringling College staff and instructors from each of its divisions.
Opening receptions: Fri., September 30, 5-7 p.m.
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May enter one large-size work; or two medium-size works; or three small-size works each.
Selby Galleries I & II Fairy Tale Art: Illustrations from Children's Books
November 4- December 9, 2011
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Traditional and contemporary fairy tales illustrated by prize winning contemporary artists such as: Kinuko Y. Craft, Trina Schart Hyman, Barry Moser, Demi, Susan Paradis, Marilee Heyer, Jane Dyer and Jim LaMarche. Curated by Sylvia Nissley, Tour Management by Smith Kramer Fine Art Services, Kansas City, Missouri
Selby Galleries I & II: Henk Pander: Sees All, Paints All
January 9- February 15, 2012
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Director's Tour: Mon., Jan.23, 11:30 a.m.
The large-scale oil paintings and watercolors of Dutch born Henk Pander capture the raw essence of present-day reality by depicting ominous scenes.
Selby Galleries I & II: Genius Unfolding - Annotated Proofs by J.M.W. Turner
February 24-March 28, 2012
Curator Presentations & Preview: Thurs., Feb. 23, 7 p.m.
Opening reception: Fri., Feb. 24, 5-7 p.m.
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Features artist proofs, published prints, and books from the collection of Douglass Graem, founder of the Turner Museum in Denver, Colorado, and now a resident of Sarasota, FL.
All Campus Galleries: 2012 Annual Ringling College of Art and Design Juried Student Exhibition
April 13- 21, 2012
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Juried Ringling College of Art and Design student work.
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IN / FORMED BY THE LAND - The Architecture of Carl Abbott
Selby Galleries I & II: With selections from architect Carl Abbott's award-winning work—who, as the youngest and last remaining member of the Sarasota School of Architecture, has carried on its traditions while also incorporating his own unique design concepts.
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Carl Abbott grew up in a small town in coastal Georgia where his world was Nature — later Architecture became his focus. He studied at the University of Florida under Buckminster Fuller then received his Master's from Yale with studies under Paul Rudolph and Luis Kahn. He has worked in Hawaii, in New York with I.M. Pei, and in London with classmates Lord Richard Rogers and Lord Norman Foster.
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Consumer Reports: Stretching your supermarket dollar
CONSUMER REPORTS -- Walmart is America's largest grocer, but in Consumer Reports' ratings of 55 supermarkets Walmart supercenters landed at the bottom, based on a survey of 27,000 of Consumer Reports' subscribers.
Eight out of ten shoppers had at least one gripe — such as not enough open checkout lanes or items were out of stock. Walmart also earned low scores for meat and produce quality.
Many people are drawn to Walmart because of its low prices. But, Consumer Reports' survey found that people thought that the prices were as low or even lower at other grocery chains. In fact, seven of the highest-rated supermarkets rated better than Walmart for price (Trader Joe's, Costco, Market Basket, Fareway Stores, Stater Brothers, Win-Co, and Aldi).
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50-50 shot Wright-Mets work out deal this winter
According to an industry source with knowledge of the discussions, there is just a 50-50 that David Wright signs a long-term extension with the Mets this offseason, Mike Puma reports in this morning's New York Post.
"Wright is less than thrilled with the length of contract and amount of guaranteed money the Mets have offered," Puma explains.
Puma believes Wright is seeking seven years and $125 million, though his new deal could end up incorporating 2013 making it an eight-year contract and the most lucrative deal in franchise history.
"Part of it is Jeff Wilpon tries to win every negotiation, he doesn't go for the middle ground," a person familiar with the club's negotiating tactics told Puma.
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I have no idea if these start after this season or next.
Again, I don't expect this to be negotiated in public. Instead, I think these two sides will keep going back and forth, over time, and eventually find common ground. I believe both sides want to reach a conclusion, and would much, much rather get this done this winter than let it hang over the player, his teammates and the franchise through next summer.
The way I understand it, Sandy Alderson and Wilpon are more involved in the Wright negotiations than in talks with RA Dickey, probably because Wright's deal is significantly more expensive. This is typically the case with any team negotiating a $100 million deal. I have no idea how involved Wilpon is in these talks, but I am pretty certain Jeff wants Wright to return, so hopefully it all works out in the end.
Previous updates and information on David Wright...
Wright just completed the final year Wright of a six-year, $55 million contract he signed during the 2006 season. The Mets exercised their $16 million club option for 2013. He can become a free agent after next season.
Nov. 20: The Mets initially offered Wright a six-year deal, worth roughly $110 million, according to MetsBlog's Matthew Cerrone. Wright's agents responded by asking for at least seven guaranteed years and at least $20 million a year.
Nov. 13: The Mets have made a contract offer to David Wright, and Wright's agents have countered, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
Nov. 8: The Mets are not looking to trade David Wright at this time, according to Danny Knobler of CBS Sports.
Oct 30: Jon Heyman of CBS Sports says the Mets are currently negotiating with David Wright on a contract extension, although progress on a new deal has been slow between the two sides.
Oct 27: Joel Sherman of the New York Post says "ten officials" outside the Mets organization believe if the Mets offer David Wright a seven-year, $127 million contract extension, in addition to his $16 million option for 2013, that should be enough to convince him to stay with the Mets.


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19th Annual SAG Awards Casting Of The Actor, The Screen Actors Guild Awards Statuette
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Kenneth W. Cornew is named president and CEO of Exelon Generation; Joseph Nigro named CEO of Constellation
CHICAGO — Exelon announced that Kenneth W. Cornew, formerly executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Exelon, and president and CEO of Exelon business unit Constellation, has been named senior executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Exelon, and president and CEO of Exelon Generation.
In his new role, Cornew assumes leadership of the nation's leading fleet of competitive power plants, with approximately 35,000 megawatts located primarily in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Texas. His portfolio includes the nation's largest nuclear fleet and a growing renewable energy development business. He will be based at the Exelon Generation headquarters in Kennett Square, Pa.
Joseph Nigro, formerly senior vice president, portfolio management and strategy, Constellation, has been named executive vice president, Exelon, and CEO, Constellation. Nigro will report to Cornew and assume responsibility for the wholesale and retail marketing of electricity, natural gas and other energy-related products and services to Constellation customers in 45 states, the District of Columbia and parts of Canada. He will remain based in Baltimore, Md.
These changes are effective immediately.
"One of the key benefits of the Exelon-Constellation merger is our ability to increase the value of our generation assets by matching load with generation and optimizing portfolio management. These leadership changes are designed to help us achieve these critical objectives," said Christopher M. Crane, Exelon's president and CEO. "Ken and Joe have been key members of our leadership team for many years and share a deep understanding of energy markets. I have every confidence in their ability to provide solid leadership to these critical businesses of Exelon."
A 26-year veteran of the electric utility industry, Cornew became president and CEO of Constellation following its merger with Exelon in March 2012. Prior to that role, he served as senior vice president of Exelon and president of Exelon Power Team beginning in 2008. In that position, he oversaw the power marketing and trading function of Exelon's diversified generation portfolio. He also oversaw the company's growing retail business, Exelon Energy, which served electric and gas retail customers in Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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Senior Lipscomb University runner Ruth Mick earned a spot on the Atlantic Sun All-Conference Cross Country Team Saturday morning with a sixth place finish in the conference championships.
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Mick covered the 5,000 meters in a time of 18:04, one second off the fifth place finisher.
Susan Worden finished 23rd with a time of 19 minutes. Elizabeth Schall was 29th at 19:08.
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The Division of Wildlife Resources in partnership with KUSA radio, the U.S. Forest Service, Carbon County Recreation and the Kiwanis Club will sponsor a Kids' Fishing Day at the Gigliotti Pond in Helper on Saturday, June 11. The event will run from 9 a.m. until noon. Rods, reels and bait will be provided for persons who don't have their own. Kids, 12 years of age and under, can put their names in a fish bowl and receive a prize at noon or thereabouts. There will be free hot dogs and drinks.
Children under 12 don't need a license to fish. A license for 12 and 13 year-olds costs $5 and is good for an entire year. Youth, age 14 and over, need a $26 license if they wish to fish the entire year. One-day and seven-day licenses are also available at a reduced rate. The limit is two fish at the Gigliotti Pond. Prior to the event, the pond will be freshly stocked with trout to ensure good fishing.
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In perhaps its most publicized dual this season, South Dakota State battled Western Wrestling Conference leader Wyoming in Spearfish, S.D.
On the campus of Black Hills State, SDSU wrestled Wyoming tough, but was unable to hold off the Cowboys in the late matches and lost 21-13.
Aaron Pickrel opened the dual versus Tyler Cox at 125 pounds. Pickrel wrestled tough, but was unable to keep pace as Cox pulled away for a 15-4 major decision to put Wyoming on top early.
In the 133-pound match, Brance Simms faced Kasey Garnhart. Simms wrestled with control and poise in a low-scoring match. In the third period, Simms scored a late takedown, notching a 3-1 decision to put the Jacks on the board.
Ben Gillette squared off versus Kyle Komata at 141. The match was similar to the dual opener, as Gillette competed hard but was unable to keep pace and Komata pushed the Pokes lead back to four with a 13-8 decision.
At 149, SDSU-wins leader Dustin Walraven took on Brandon Richardson. As if a pattern was forming, the match had similar characteristics to that of 133. Walraven bought his time and made his moves count, posting a 7-2 decision and pulling SDSU within one, once again.
In the 157-pound match, Cody Pack lined up versus one of two ranked Cowboys, No. 13 Andy McCulley (InterMat). Pack pushed McCulley to the limit, but was unable to score enough, as Wyoming scored a 7-3 decision to push its lead back to four.
The Pokes led 10-6 at the intermission.
After the break, Joe Brewster faced Jace Jensen, who was not in Wyoming's probable starters, at 165 pounds. Brewster made his match count, tying the team score at 10-10 with an 11-3 major decision. Four matches remained to decide the winner of the dual.
At 174, John Nething II took on LJ Helbig, who wrestled in the 285-pound slot for Wyoming last season. Nething II took an early lead, but was unable to hold on. Once again, the Cowboys forged ahead with a narrow, 6-4 decision and a three-point team score lead.
Shea Nolan lined up versus Shane Woods at 184. Nolan was unable to get on the scoreboard, but kept it within seven in a decision loss.
The decision pushed the Wyoming lead to 16-10 with two matches remaining, both must-wins for the Jacks.
In the 197-pound match, Joe Skow wrestled third-ranked Alfonso Hernandez. Hernandez scored quickly and often and eventually scored a 19-3 technical fall early in the third period. The win put the Wyoming lead out of reach.
J.J. Everard closed the dual against Leland Pfeifer at 285. Everard was able to set the pace early and score a 12-9 decision, but it was not enough as the Cowboys won by eight points.
"I am extremely proud of how the guys wrestled, fought and hustled," head coach Chris Bono said. "We still have a long way to go, but we are improving every day. The guys did well, both the guys that won and the guys that were in a lot of matches with the possibility to win. The team is improving every day. We are looking forward to our duals next weekend and facing another tough conference team."
Next SDSU takes to the road for two duals on Sunday, Jan. 27. The Jacks face host and conference foe Air Force and Western State in Colorado Springs. Dual times are to be announced.
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141 - Kyle Komata (Wyoming) decision Ben Gillette, 13-8 (WYO 7-3)
149 - Dustin Walraven decision Brandon Richardson, 7-2 (WYO 7-6)
157 - Andy McCulley (Wyoming) decision Cody Pack, 7-3 (WYO 10-6)
165 - Joe Brewster major decision Jace Jensen (Wyoming), 11-3 (10-10)
174 - L.J. Helbig (Wyoming) decision John Nething II, 6-4 (WYO 13-10)
184 - Shane Woods (Wyoming) decision Shea Nolan, 7-0 (WYO 16-10)
197 - Alfonso Hernandez (Wyoming) tech fall Joe Skow, 19-3 (WYO 21-10)
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|Portola Heights Road
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2014
|The last of three private property peaks bagged before 6am on this day. I blatantly parked right in front of a no parking sign right on Skyline Blvd. where Portola Heights Road begins. I then walked around the gate and jogged up the road towards the summit, but was stopped by the electric fence surrounding the highpoint as others have been. Close enough! Got back to the car at 6:15 with no ticket then back to the campground where the family was staying before anyone had awoken. A successful morning of private property peakbagging with Loma Prieta, Mt. Bielewski, and Long Ridge.
|Posted Aug 11, 2014 10:21 am
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2002
|Connected with Loro Patterson and met the homeowner. He is very kind and gracious, and welcomes highpointers. I highly recommend that you NOT trespass, it is entirely unnecessary if you act like a mature adult and respect private property.
|Posted May 16, 2013 1:51 pm
|Got close
|Hiked here frequently and have gotten as close to the county highpoint as legally allowed (and if I had touched the highpoint, I wouldn't admit it on the internet). :)
|Posted Sep 29, 2010 1:43 pm
|With the Loro Group
Date Climbed: Dec 17, 2006
|Went on the scheduled trip after missing out the year before. Met a few folks I've enjoyed hiking with since. Over to the xmas tree farm later in the day.
|Posted May 9, 2010 6:25 am
|rode by this about a million times and eventually decided to actually go over to it
|Posted Aug 19, 2009 7:00 pm
|Posted Jul 31, 2009 12:34 pm
|Chris Doig
|2nd of the day
Date Climbed: Dec 8, 2007
|Thanks Loro!!!
A group of about 9 of us went up today with Loro and met the homeowner. He was very nice and had some great stories about growing up in the area. His house is VERY nice. Went with HP Pals Jeff and Alex
|Posted Dec 8, 2007 10:29 pm
|During downpour
Date Climbed: Dec 18, 2005
|Ran to the top and back to the car as quickly as possible.
|Posted Aug 21, 2007 6:33 pm
|a 4fer day
Date Climbed: Dec 5, 2004
|After snagging the highpoint of San Francisco county at 6a.m., Dennis Poulin and I drove up and joined with Loro Paterson to do this one. Other members of our group that I can recall were Wit Ashcroft, Garrick Meeker, Shane Smith and a father daughter team from San Diego. The homeowner was gracious and very nice and was pleased when one of the group, Wit if I remember right, presented him with a nice quality bottle of wine.
After our visit to this highpoint, several of us continued on to pick up the Santa Cruz highpoint and I then continued on to pick up Diablo Peak, highpoint of Contra Costa county, making 4 for the day. I should have picked up Mt. Vaca too but it was time to head for home. Thanks to Loro for all her special efforts.
|Posted Apr 16, 2007 6:31 pm
|Took one year...
Date Climbed: Dec 21, 2001
|Hiked from the highway to just below the top in 2000, but fencing and a dog guarding the HP suggested I not try my luck. In 2001, visiting my sister in SF, I had made arrangements through Loro with the landowner to visit and bag the last 100 feet or so. The weather was rotten - a major winter storm blowing in with lots of rain. This time he gave me the code to drive past the gate to his place. He was nice enough, and after I told him my story he seemed amused. He didn't know whose dog it was at the HP.
|Posted Apr 16, 2007 10:31 am
|Loro Patterson
Date Climbed: Dec 18, 2005
|Arranged trip with other COHPers.
|Posted Jan 24, 2007 10:20 am
|The Legal Way.
Date Climbed: Dec 17, 2006
|Joined with Loro Paterson and several other CoHPers.
|Posted Jan 18, 2007 1:33 am
|Matthew Holliman
|From the OSP
Date Climbed: Dec 14, 2003
|With Bob.
|Posted Jan 17, 2007 10:46 pm
|Bob Burd
|From the OSP
Date Climbed: Dec 14, 2003
|A quick visit with Matthew. Trip Report
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Elder Jayson Parley Jensen will return to the local area after serving in the Michigan-Detroit mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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The second suspect in attempted vehicle assault is in Avery County custody today. Saturday, two individuals attempted to run down officers at a roadblock, according to police reports.Banner Elk Officer Fred Shrader fired, hitting both suspects. 20-year-old Crystal Marie Arnold was released from Cannon Memorial Hospital and served warrants earlier this week. 27-year-old Nathaniel Scott Rainbolt was released from Johnson City Medical Center into the custody of Carter County for a parole violation. He is now in Avery custody under a secured $150,000 bond and has been served warrants for a plethora of charges including 2 counts of assault with a deadly weapon on a law enforcement officer. Shrader is still on routine administrative leave, pending the State Bureau of Investigation's investigation.
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MASSENA A mannequin named Melvin was the focal point for a presentation on Civil War uniforms during a St. Lawrence County historians spring roundtable Friday morning.
As historians from throughout the county gathered at Emmanuel Congregational United Church of Christ, Terry J. Collette, Massena, explained Melvins uniform and the gear he was toting, the same as the soldiers who fought in the Civil War more than 150 years ago would have carried.
Errol McLean, Louisville, was also on hand to talk about the various rifles and pistols that were used during the war.
Northern New York played a role in the Civil War, St. Lawrence County Historian Trent A. Trulock said. Probably over 7,000 men from St. Lawrence County signed up for the Union cause, he said, noting that even though fighting didnt occur in this area, families still were affected by it.
It wasnt easy being a soldier in those days, according to Mr. Collette, a former Civil War re-enactor and member of Forsythes Rifles, Ogdensburg. The uniforms were heavy, the blankets were thin, the crackers the soldiers received as part of their rations were hard as a rock and had to be softened.
Mr. Collette said there were 14,000 enlisted soldiers when the war began, and by the time it ended, 2.2 million men had served in the Union Army.
Uniforms were a hodgepodge in the early days of the war, he said.
But as the war progressed, the army began to supply the soldiers with uniforms.
Until then, he said, soldiers obtained uniforms from wherever they could find them.
Some contractors whom Mr. Collette called less honest got into the uniform business, but produced outfits using lower grade wool and put together with a little bit of glue. The cheap uniform cloth was called shoddy, literally unraveling on the wearers back.
When it rained, the glue came undone and the uniforms started to fall apart, he said.
Thats where the term shoddy came from. As the war progressed, the uniforms got better, he said.
Caps that the soldiers eventually wore were known to them as bummers. They were useless, Mr. Collette said, not protecting the soldiers from either the sun or the rain.
Soldiers didnt travel light. A knapsack they wore when moving from place to place carried a number of items.
In Melvins case, he had a rolled gray blanket with a black stripe that sat atop his knapsack. Early in the war, those blankets were thin and of poor quality, he said.
Opening up the knapsack, one might find several items, such as a poncho and a shelter half. Each soldier carried a shelter half and, when partnered with someone, they could put their two pieces together to form a tent.
The main problem they faced, Mr. Collette said, is that the average tent was about 5 feet, 6 inches and the average soldier stood about 5 feet, 7 inches. Thats when ponchos came in handy, to extend the length of the tent.
Other packs worn by the soldiers contained their ammunition, as well as small tools that might be necessary in the field.
Inside their uniform coat was a space where soldiers could place their wallet. A private earned $13 a month, while a lieutenant generals monthly salary was about $749, Mr. Collette said.
For those interested in learning more about the Civil War, the St. Lawrence County Historical Association will hold its annual Civil War re-enactment weekend July 27 and 28 at Robert Moses State Park.
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Our Hostel is located near Taksim Square in Beyoglu(over 3 million people visit Beyoglu each weekend!!!)Just 50 meters from İstiklal St.(the famous pedestrian street).Welcome to the jungle party animals...Our location offers you to stay close to Taksim Square,Public Transportation(subway,tram,funicular,bus stations,ferries).And walking distance to Galata Tower,Dolmabahe Palace,and Grand Bazaar.You can easily reach to Entertainement,over 2000 Bars,Restaurants and Nightclubs,Shops,Shopping Centers,Museums,Art Galeries,Churches,Synagoges,Bookstores,Theaters,etc...15 minutes by walk to the Blue Mosque,St Sophia,and Topkapı Palace. MAP AND DIRECTIONS:From Ataturk Airport,you can take the shuttle buses in every 15 minutes to Taksim Square.The first bus is at 4:00 AM,and the last one at 1:00 AM.When you arrive to Taksim Square,walk down İstiklal St.On the 5th street (Imam Adnan St.),make a right.At the and of the street,turn right.We are the second building on the right.Just come inside and join us.