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When it comes to red carpet events, there's little we adore more than a splashy fashion fete. While the delightfully over-the-top Met Gala is the industry's biggest bash-attracting a gorgeous group of movie stars and models alike-we have a personal fondness for the slightly more serious (but still very glam) CFDA Fashion Awards. This year, the annual ceremony drew an enviable crew of attendees, who were dressed to thrill in leather, lamé, and lots of leg. Read on for our coverage of the night's best looks, as seen on style devotees such as Ashley Olsen, Diane Kruger, and Dree Hemingway.
Agyness Deyn
It's hard not to appreciate Agyness Deyn's effervescent style, especially because she always seems like she's having a blast in whatever she's wearing. This statement is particularly true in regards to her CFDA ensemble, as Deyn turned up in one of her signature insouciant looks. Rather than going for a major gown or super-high stilettos, she chose a short-and-sparkly Anna Sui dress and her favorite buckle-adorned Marc by Marc Jacobs boots. Deyn finished off her downtown-chic ensemble with another beloved piece: her pin-studded vintage biker jacket. Overall, her high-low, tough-sweet mix offers a charming and very age-appropriate evening look.
Ashley Olsen
When it comes to Ashley Olsen's party-attire, we never know what to expect. Sometimes she'll go for refined androgyny, while other times she'll show off a sophisticated sexiness. At the CFDA Awards, she surprised and delighted us once again, when she picked a covetable gown from New York Vintage. Though her selection may be retro in creation, it is entirely modern in spirit. Frankly though, it's more than just her frock. Everything about her look is spot on: the slightly exaggerated shoulders, tousled hair, simple metallic Versace sandals, and minimal jewelry from Van Cleef & Arpels-all perfection. But best of all is the bold color, as the vibrant orange-red is the perfect summer shade.
Kirsten Dunst
Though Kirsten Dunst has shunned the spotlight as of late, she showed her support for the fashion world on Monday night and looked divine doing so. The actress selected a hand-marbled silk chiffon and tulle Rodarte dress in delicate shades of gray. In contrast with the feminine mini, she wore a killer pair of aggressive shoes, specifically Nicholas Kirkwood's amazing Buckle Sandals in gray patent leather. It's a study in balance: the strong heels are the perfect architectural counterpoint to the body-con dress, while Dunst's heavy black eyeliner adds edge to her faintly girly hairstyle.
Lake Bell
Whenever there's a fashion event, we can count on Lake Bell to turn up in something fantastic. For the CFDAs, she wowed in a boldly beautiful Louis Vuitton dress from the F/W 09 runway, worn with an ankle-wrap pair of platform heels from the same collection. The oversized rounded shoulders and short draped skirt is so directional and daring, we just can't get enough!
Rachel Zoe
Stylist extraordinaire Rachel Zoe also chose a Louis Vuitton frock for the CFDA festivities, though she went for a gorgeous Grecian gown in a wildly flattering pale peach hue from the luxury label's 2009 resort collection. Always one to accessorize well, Zoe accented her dress with Chanel earrings (vintage, but of course), Yossi Harari rings and bracelets, and finished the look with a simple Louis Vuitton clutch.
Diane Kruger
One of the most beloved looks of the evening came courtesy of Diane Kruger, who received loads of accolades (at least around the WhoWhatWear.com office) for her custom-designed Jason Wu mini dress. The beaded shoulder embellishments are a deft nod to the silhouette du jour, while Kruger's styling choices-slim black belt, bondage shoes, and armful of Tom Binns Pearls in Peril Bracelets-personalize the outfit nicely.
Hana Soukupova
Czech stunner Hana Soukupova debuted a futuristic femme fatale look in a silver lamé ensemble from the new line, Altuzarra. Though it looks like a dress, Soukupova's actually wearing a one-shoulder top and draped skirt, which perfectly compliments her willowy figure. (The outfit is a showstopper, so we weren't surprised to learn that the designer, Joseph Altuzarra, cut his teeth at Givenchy and Proenza Schouler.) As for the rest of her evening ensemble, she selected a strappy lace-up pair of Alexander McQueen heels, Hunting Season clutch, and vintage Versace earrings.
Blake Lively
Much like Ashley Olsen and Diane Kruger, the lithesome Blake Lively selected a vibrant shade for the CFDA Awards. The Gossip Girl star looked seasonally appropriate in her strapless Michael Kors dress, which is actually from the designer's Fall 09 collection! Since she was wearing such a notice-me color, Lively kept the rest of her look simple and opted for a classic pair of peep-toe pumps in a leg-elongating nude hue.
Dree Hemingway
Our final featured look is from one of our favorite former GOTM subjects: Dree Hemingway. The up-and-coming trendsetter modeled a custom frock, created for her by the one and only Alexander Wang. Hemingway accented this dangerously sexy leather dress with a marvelous pair of strong black heels, also created by Wang. One thing's for sure: Dree and Alex make for an amazing combination. Here's hoping we see more of this dream duo in the future...and until then, cheers to all of the nominees, honorees, and winners!
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Ever wonder why crowds at ballgames go nuts over home runs, and boo strikeouts? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby introduce you to the rules of baseball, the great American pastime. First, you'll hear how this quintessentially American sport is played throughout the world, and how it evolved from an old British children's game! You'll learn the difference between strikes, outs, and runs, as well as all the different things that can happen when a batter hits the ball. You'll find out how many outs are in an inning, how many innings are in a game, and how a team can win! Whether you're a benchwarmer or an all-star, you're sure to enjoy this movie!
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18 U.S. Code § 1588 - Transportation of slaves from United States
Whoever, being the master or owner or person having charge of any vessel, receives on board any other person with the knowledge or intent that such person is to be carried from any place within the United States to any other place to be held or sold as a slave, or carries away from any place within the United States any such person with the intent that he may be so held or sold as a slave, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 10 years, or both.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 773; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(K),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147; Pub. L. 104–208, div. C, title II, § 218(a),Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–573.)
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Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 428 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, § 253,35 Stat. 1139).
Words "subject to the jurisdiction of" which appeared twice in this section were omitted and "within" substituted, in view of section 5 of this title defining "United States".
1996—Pub. L. 104–208substituted "10 years" for "five years".
1994—Pub. L. 103–322substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $5,000".
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Amendment by Pub. L. 104–208applicable with respect to offenses occurring on or after Sept. 30, 1996, see section 218(d) ofPub. L. 104–208, set out as a note under section 1581 of this title.
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The 2013 See-Way Slow Pitch Softball playoffs will begin on Thursday with a pair of games at Monnett Park pitting DaVincis vs. Hosmers at 6 p.m. and Busters vs. Ogdensburg Bowl II at 7:15 p.m.
The playoffs will be staged a double elimination tournament which will climax on Sunday.
A make up game at Monnett will be played on Tuesday between DaVincis and Busters but on Thursday wins by The Pub and Ogdensburg Bowl I secured first round byes and the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds respectively.
The Pub rolled past DaVincis 15-7 to claim the regular season title while Ogdensburg Bowl I edged Hosmers 6-5. In other game of the night, Ogdensburg Bowl II edged Busters 14-13.
The Pub 15, DaVincis 7: Mike Bouchard smacked a three-run homerun and a triple and Scott McCormick laced four singles as The Pub scored five runs in the first and four in the sixth keying the win. John Denio, Mike Farrell, Ken Stull, Ryan Polniak and Skip Charlton each collected two hits.
Bill Durham collected a triple, a double and a single, Zach Sharpe roped a triple and a single and Shawn Knapp, Norm Martel and Chris White each singled twice for DaVincis.
Ogdensburg Bowl II 14, Busters 13: A walk off single in the seventh inning by Derrick Gray scored Cody Holland for the game winning run as Ogdensburg Bowl scored three in the seventh for the comeback. Ryan Bouchey supplied two doubles and a single for the winners while TJ Jacobs ripped a double and two singles. Josh Crawford, Tyler Bushey, David Thornhill and Derrick Gray all singled twice.
Adam Pirie supplied two doubles, Josh Rishe ripped three singles and Tim Barr, Kurtis Smithers and and Ethan Ladouceur each singled twice for Busters.
Ogdensburg Bowl I 6, Hosmers 5: Adam Bleau singled and scored Jim Samarco in the top of the seventh inning for the game winning run for Ogdensburg Bowl I which scored twice.
Chris Frary belted a homerun for Ogd. Bowl while John Missert lined four singles, Mike Raven and Brent Chevier each lined three singles and Bleau ripped a double and a single.
We Three Kings paced Hosmers as Darren King lined two singles and a double, Justin King connected for three singles and Joel King added a triple.
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New Chinese Premier Li Keqiang gestures as he answers a question... NyhetsfotoAlla människor,Evenemang,Fråga,Gestikulera,Horisontell,Kina,Kongress,Li Keqiang,Ny,Peking,Politik,Presskonferens,Regering,Stänga,SvaraPhotographer Lintao ZhangCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesBEIJING, CHINA - MARCH 17: New Chinese Premier Li Keqiang gestures as he answers a question during his first press conference after the closing session of the National People's Congress (NPC) at the Great Hall of the People on March 17, 2013 in Beijing, China. Li Keqiang was elected as China's Premier last Friday at the 12th National People's Congress, the country's top legislature. (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)


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Carbon High Volleyball team defeated the Miners from Park City in three games, 25-13, 25-22, 25-18.
In the previous meeting between these two teams, the Dino offense was hot and cold and the match went to five sets before the Dinos prevailed.
This time with the match on the Dinos home court, there was no doubt the Dinos were ready when the first back row hit by the Park City's Libero was crushed down by middle hitter Amanda Freestone, who lead the team with 8 blocks (3 solos & 5 assists). The Carbon front line players made it a priority to not let the Miner's back row players run any type of offense as the team recorded 12.5 team blocks.
The home team had plenty of offense with 29 kills and only 7 errors with Sara Potts and Freestone collecting 8 kills each. Rachel Scoggins, Kayleigh Potts and BreAnna Hurdsman each had 4 kills.
Park City called its second time out of the third set at match point to no avail as the sweep was completed on a service ace by Alexis Oliver following the time out. The senior setter also dished out 26 assists for the match. The defense was led by Sara Potts 22 digs, 15 serve receive attempts with no errors and Kacylia Ivory 18 digs 13 serve receive attempts with no errors. Team passing was 2.19 for the match giving setter Alexis Oliver 2 plus hitting options on every set attempt.
Carbon will be on the road Thursday in Spanish Fork for a game against American Leadership Academy this Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City at East High School participating in the Utah Classic Tournament. The action starts at 4 p.m. and the first opponent will be the #1 ranked team in the state, Snow Canyon.


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It looks as though a new kernel has been installed, hence the two options with a kernel number. To find out the number of your kernel, you can use the command 'uname -r'. The distros I've used enter the kernel number for the new kernel.
You can edit the boot file directly. Are you using Grub or lilo? Or, probably, you can use the control centre (Yast?) to edit your boot menu.


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Teaching & Learning
The AHA's broad-based teaching mission includes making resources available to educators at all levels and at public history venues, introducing and integrating historians into the discipline, providing ongoing education for historians at every stage of their careers—through topical and professional sessions at the annual meeting, and by way of both innovative web resources and distinguished print publications.
Historians are equally concerned with learning—their own ongoing research and other activities that expand their mission to bring history into public life. The AHA provides resources to historians in all fields and career paths, and advocates for the profession as a whole.
AHA Tuning History Discipline Core
The following document represents the AHA Tuning Project's effort to describe the skills, knowledge, and habits of mind that students develop in history courses and degree programs. We have revised it since the first version was offered last fall. We articulate the ways history supports an educated workforce and citizenry and demonstrate that its value goes far beyond narrow professional training. Because we believe that any discussion of teaching and learning history must be faculty-driven, we have used the expertise of history faculty from nearly 70 different institutions to draft, debate, and revise our ideas. Grounded in the excellent work already done by the AHA and scholars of teaching and learning, we developed this set of core competencies and examples of specific ways students might demonstrate their competence.
AHA Statement of Support for Revised Framework for Advanced Placement U.S. History
The release of a new "framework" for the Advanced Placement examination in United States History has provoked controversy over the nature and content of the AP course. The AHA supports the direction that the College Board has taken with this new approach to Advanced Placement history education, as indicated in the framework and in the sample exam subsequently released by the Board.
A New Guide for Teaching in Civics, Economics, Geography, and History
In collaboration with over 20 states and 15 social studies content organizations, including the AHA, the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) has released a guide to help states strengthen their social studies standards. The "College Career, and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies" encourages states to upgrade their social studies standards by offering robust guidelines to promote inquiry-based learning in civics, economics, geography, and history. AHA members and staff, joined by representatives of the Teaching Division, worked closely with the NCSS, state representatives, educators, and scholars to ensure that the standards demonstrate best practices in the discipline of history.


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Over the years, I've found that two things help above all: choosing the right cut of -brisketnamely, untrimmed, with a thick sheath of fatand then cooking the brisket in a shallow pan. The pan keeps the juices from dripping onto the fire and the meat from drying out, while allowing for the maximum smoke penetration from the top. A whole brisket (the sort cooked by a restaurant) weighs eighteen to twenty pounds. Here I call for a partially trimmed brisketa cut weighing five to six pounds. Do not attempt to make this with a two-pound trimmed, fatless brisket; it will turn out much too dry.
To achieve the requisite smoke flavor, you need to smoke the brisket in a charcoal grillor in a smoker. A gas grill will not produce enough smoke.
YIELD: Makes 10 to 12 servings
IngredientsGrilling Method
- Indirect grilling
- 4 to 8 hours for curing the meat (optional); also, allow yourself about 6 hours cooking time
- 6 cups hickory or mesquite chips or chunks, soaked for 1 hour in cold water to cover and drained
- 1 beef brisket (5 to 6 pounds), with a layer of fat at least 1/4 inch thick, preferably 1/2 inch thick
- 1 tablespoon coarse salt (kosher or sea)
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
1. Rinse the brisket under cold running water and blot it dry with paper towels.
2. Combine the salt, chili powder, sugar, pepper, and cumin in a bowl and toss with your fingers to mix. Rub the spice mixture on the brisket on all sides. If you have time, wrap the brisket in plastic and let it cure, in the refrigerator, for 4 to 8 hours (or even overnight), but don't worry if you don't have time for thisit will be plenty flavorful, even if you cook it right away.
3. Set up a charcoal grill for indirect grilling and preheat it to low. No drip pan is necessary for this recipe.
4. When ready to cook, toss 1 1/2 cups of the wood chips on the coals (3/4 cup per side). Place the brisket, fat side up, in an aluminum foil pan (or make a pan with a double sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil). Place the pan in the center of the hot grate, away from the heat. Cover the grill.
5. Smoke cook the brisket until tender enough to shred with your fingers; 6 hours will likely do it, but it may take as long as 8 (the cooking time will depend on the size of the brisket and heat of the grill). Baste the brisket from time to time with the fat and juices that accumulate in the pan. You'll need to add 10 to 12 fresh coals to each side every hour and toss more wood chips on the fresh coals; add about 3/4 cup chips per side every time you replenish the coals during the first 3 hours.
6. Remove the brisket pan from the grill and let rest for 15 minutes. Transfer the brisket to a cutting board and thinly slice it across the grain, using a sharp knife, electric knife, or cleaver. Transfer the sliced meat to a platter, pour the pan juices on top, and serve at once.
Barbecue Sauce, the Texas Way
The best Texas-style barbecue sauce combines the sweetness of Kansas Citystyle tomato sauces with the mouth-puckering tartness of a North Carolina vinegar sauce. I've come up with my own versionmix together equal parts of the Basic Barbecue Sauce and the North Carolina Vinegar Sauce . Serve this with barbecued brisket. For a really good sauce, add some meat drippings or a little chopped brisket.
Excerpted from The Barbecue! Bible 10th Anniversary Edition. © 1998, 2008 by Steven Raichlen. Workman


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Can you imagine Nick Swisher on the Mets?
Though the Yankees will likely offer him salary arbitration, Nick Swisher almost certainly will end up a free agent this winter, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post.
In 107 games for the Yankees this season, the switch-hitting Swisher, 31, is batting .269 with a .351 OBP, 18 home runs, 28 doubles and 69 RBI, while playing mostly right field, some first base and DH.
He hit .260 with 23 home runs last season.
Patrick FloodAs much as it makes my soul melt to imagine Swisher in a Mets uniform, I think he'd be a solid two- or three-year investment. I understand the worry that Swisher's power numbers are inflated by Yankee Stadium's short porch in right field, and he'd collapse as a left-handed hitter without it. But he's had an OPS+ between 119 and 129 six of the last seven years playing with the Yankees, White Sox and A's. That's pretty much what he does offensively every year, whatever team and wherever the walls are. Swisher hit about as well in Oakland, a terrible park for hitters, and he did in Yankee Stadium — .825 OPS with Oakland, .850 OPS with New York. My guess is that if you stuck Swisher in Citi Field for a season, he's put up an .820-.840 OPS with 20 home runs. Swisher's not a great player, but he's a good right fielder, a switch-hitter who can hit from both sides of the plate, and draws a ton of walks (he's drawn over 95 walks in four seasons). Those three skills play in any park. Even if his home run totals drop from 25-30 down to 18-20 in Citi Field, he'd still be way better than any outfielder the Mets have right now. Four years might be too long for a soon-to-be-32-year-old outfielder, but *shudder* Swisher fits the Mets' needs well for the next few seasons.
Matthew Cerrone, Lead WriterThe Mets outfield is a mess, with very little hope in sight, so all options should be considered. The Nationals and Braves will be looking to acquire an outfielder this winter, as well, meaning more or less every team in the division will likely be connected to Swisher, as well as free-agents Michael Bourn and BJ Upton, among others.
I know the Mets are all about developing from within, building a foundation, etc., and I'm all for it. I get it. But, the future of the outfield is not in the current farm system. I just don't see Lucas Duda, Kirk Nieuwenhuis and Matt den Dekker joining forces to be a full-fledged, big-league outfield. Maybe one pans out, maybe one other is good for the bench, but the chances of all three rising up to dominate is very, very small. I'd like to think some sort of deal could eventually be made to acquire a young, promising outfielder from another team, but so many of that type player is being locked up long term (like Carlos Quentin) before being traded or set loose as a free agent. So, the answer needs to be some combination of free agency, a trade, a prospect and a lot of luck.
In the meantime, assuming they can or want to spend it, I wonder if the Mets should consider acquiring a guy like Swisher, who seems to love New York City. I dislike him to a white-hot degree, but that's mostly because he mocks his opponents and he's on the Yankees. I'm pretty sure I'd love his antics if he played on my favorite team, and I don't deny he does some terrific work in the community and around the game. He's not great at the plate or in the field, and he'll probably be overpaid, but he's better than any option the Mets have right now and so it might be worth looking in to. For starters, it would show fans and media they're willing to spend and improve when needed and all other options are exhausted. Plus, it buys them time to figure out more affordable solutions for just two other outfield positions not three). He's likely seek a four- or five-year deal, some place around $15 million a season, but at his age I am not sure he'll get it. Instead, I bet he ends up signing something closer to three or four years and around $12 million, while competing on the open market with Upton and Bourn.
To read more about Swisher's situation with the Yankees, and possible free agency, check out Sherman's article for the Post.


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R.A. Dickey wins 2012 NL Cy Young Award
R.A. Dickey won the 2012 National League Cy Young Award, the Baseball Writers Association of America announced tonight.
To see video of Dickey talking to SNY after the announcement, during which he says he'd like to spend the rest of his career with the Mets, watch this clip:
Dickey joins Tom Seaver (1969, 1973, 1975) and Dwight Gooden (1985) among Mets who have now won the award.
"I want to thank the BBWAA for this prestigious award," Dickey said in a statement. "I owe so much to my teammates for their support during the year, especially Josh Thole and Mike Nickeas, who did such a great job behind the plate all season. I'd like to thank the fans. They stood behind me every time I took the mound. I wouldn't have won this award without them. To have my name linked to Tom Seaver and Dwight Gooden is quite humbling."
This season, Dickey became the first Mets pitcher with 20 wins in a season since 1990 (when Frank Viola went 20-12). Dickey joined Tom Seaver (1969, 1971, 1972, 1975), Jerry Koosman (1976), Dwight Gooden (1985), David Cone (1988) and Viola as the only Mets to win at least 20 games in a season.
"All of us here at the Mets congratulate R.A. on winning the Cy Young Award," Mets COO Jeff Wilpon said. "R.A.'s tremendous accomplishments this season were a thrill for everyone in the organization and our fans. This recognition is a tribute to his hard work and determination."
Dickey led the National League in strikeouts with 230 strikeouts, 233.2 innings pitched, five complete games and three shutouts. He was second in the National League with 20 wins and a 2.73 ERA, while leading the major leagues with 27 quality starts.
"It was an honor to work with R.A. throughout the year and have a front-row seat to his historic season," Terry Collins said. "R.A. is a great teammate, fierce competitor and even a better human being. No one deserves this award more than him."
Dickey is the first knuckleballer in baseball history to win a Cy Young Award.
"This is fitting recognition for a remarkable season," said Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson. "We are very proud of R.A. and what he achieved in 2012."
Dickey received 27 of 32 first place votes.
Michael Baron, Contributor
Congratulations to R.A.! He put together a storybook season and some epic performances, and this is a well deserved achievement.
His Cinderella story is one of the best in baseball. It's remarkable what he's been able to accomplish at this stage in his career, considering the amount of variables that must play into his favor in order to be consistently successful with the knuckleball. And, consider the ride he's been on: His contract offer was rescinded in 1996 when Rangers doctors discovered he was missing a ligament in his elbow; so, he had to fight his way through the minors… he'd get promoted and demoted leading to uncertainty year after year. He nearly signed a deal to pitch in Japan, but chose to sign with the Mets, who later cut him in camp. However, a few weeks later, they promoted him after a dominating start in Triple-A Buffalo, and he has not looked back ever since. He has developed into one of the most inspiring stars in the game. He has battled all odds, all doubts, and every last chance and reached the summit of the pitching world. He is a role model for everyone who thinks they have no chance at attaining their goals.
In terms of his performance this season, I've said it over and over again, Dickey was the best pitcher in baseball this year. Period. The statistics back it up. He led the league in strikeouts, innings pitched, WHIP, complete games, shutouts, was second in ERA and wins – though he accounted for 27 percent of his team's wins – he also had an incredible 4.25:1 strikeouts-to-walk ratio… and the list goes on. By the way, he pitched with a torn abdominal muscle all year long, which is truly remarkable. He was absolutely dominant at times for the Mets, and when the entire package is put together, there is nobody more deserving of the honor this season than Dickey.
Congratulations once again to R.A. Dickey for this tremendous accomplishment.


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Yet another laborious acronym for RTFB, use the checklist, and don't do something stupid. The quickest way to reduce the accident rate would be to pull the certificates of the DE's with a 99% pass rate. As long as people with money can buy a Cirrus (the modern day v-tail Bonanza), C421 (several of those lately) even VLJ's, and then go find somebody to tell the insurance company they can fly them, The accident rate won't improve. If you are a flight instructor interviewing a new primary student,ask him to lunch and let him drive. If he or she can't drive a car, what are the odds they'll be any better in an airplane! As long as money is the sole propellant in the flight instruction game I, for one will continue to not read the accident reports for non turbine powered GA accidents. They never change, only the participants. Some folks would be better off bowling, and most of us have met one or two of them! I don't want my name in their logbook. Just sayin. Now let the dogs out.
"some people would be better of bowling" Thats all you can say,,everybody knows somebody who should not be in a cockpit. Every good pilot has a shocking story...just more story's to go around I guess.
Since the threads get tangled regularly Nicholas, That's not all I can say. If they were bowling, they wouldn't be running out of fuel, flying into IFR conditions, losing control on a dark night, et.al. res ipsa loquitur. Look it up. jbermo says it all. You can't make up the accident rate. It speaks for itself. And if you click on my profile, you might understand that I am not anti GA. Just anti inept. just sayin!
No argument..no debate... its the real envelope thats getting pushed. Everybody and there Uncle wants to be a pilot. In the military they would never make the cut or if they did, they would wash out.The unfortunate side effect is the FAA COMES IN TO ESTABLISH MORE REGS. It never the solves the problem only exccerbates the healthy side of operations.
How true - you can't regulate yourself out of stupid.
So many people came to this country, fought and died for freedom, and now people keep trading in their freedom for more security. We don't need more rules - more bureaucrats etc etc. What we need is to do our best to weed out those who shouldn't fly- and understand that these accidents are going to happen from time to time - and there isn't a think we can do about it.
Just like the recent shootout in CT. Its horrible, but this thing cant be stopped. If a bad guy wants to kill a lot of people he will find a way to do it. If he can't find legal guns, he will get illegal ones, or bombs, or whatever else he can get his hands on.
And what sucks is that we can't stop it. Everyone will try to - but its already illegal to operate an aircraft contrary to 14 CFR 91.13, and its already illegal to kill kids in first grade in CT.
People just can't come to grips with the fact that NOTHING can be done to stop these things sometimes. And its a really horrible pill to swallow :(
While I hate to sidestep the post..your comment is directly related to the PLEDGE post and the relationship to the cultural horizon line. The PLEDGE is just another example a nation deceiving itself with a sense of safety security.
Such is life and the law of numbers. The amount of people getting involved with GA on the pilot side of things has increased exponentially. A very large percentage should just simply not get involved do to the inherent risk they will put themselves and others in even after all the qualifications are met. There are many people you probably would not get into a car with or allow them to drive yours ...but you do...and so it goes with aviation...there is nothing shocking here. The probability for incidents and accidents just get higher as we water it all down...Aviation is a lot of fun..until the one day,..when aviation becomes a chore and no fun at all..the numbers will go down.
As a pilot I would have loved to talk about standards and training and checklists but its all pointless. You can only make your training count and if your training somebody, you can only instill in your student the seriousness of finality. When taking to the air if "the ground Comes up to smite thee" at some point..? who's responsible...? The system? training? Its like smokers...everyone knows the risk but many are just to casual about it all until too late.
I review NTSB's monthly accident reports quite often, and am amazed at the amount of those reports that stack up every month. In my opinion most GA accident fall into two categories. . those who push their airplane's limits with poor planning . . .and those who suffer mechanical failures that escalate into disastrous results. I believe general aviation maintenance is simply not as good as that of pt 121, especually with aged airplanes owned by those who can barely afford them.
Looking at the most recent Nall report (http://www.aopa.org/asf/publications/11nall.pdf), only 15% of accidents and 10% of fatal accidents are attributed to mechanical failures or errors in maintenance. In contrast, 31% of accidents occurred on landing.
It's dangerous down there close to the ground!
I just read the pledge; The word silly comes to mind, Is this the language we now need to speak in? If the authors of the Pledge's language is any indication of the future., buckle up, Its going to be a bumpy ride" Last time I checked 10 year olds were not allowed a ticket yet.
I suppose that I should be more specific as I was referring to personal flights by those who do not fly for a living. General Aviation of course is all encompassing. A sub category of "personal flights of those who do not fly for a living" probably account for much of the high numbers reflected by NTSB's monthly aviation accident report. Stall / spin after engine failure. . . mechanical or pilot error?
NTSB only gets involved in fatals , usually, so if that is what you are looking at as far as accidents and incidents you are falling far short of the mark. BCA and Pro Pilot, Flying Mag. AOPA, monthly publish accidents that read like the who's who of GA. They range from very technical to oh Duh. So the good news is most don't die, the bad news is they wiped out another GA airplane.
The data was referring to above was from page 32 of the report which is Non-Commecial Fixed-Wing. Interesting enough, "Mechanical problems were the single leading cause of Part 135 accidents in 2010, accounting for one- quarter of the total (seven of 28); none, however, were fatal. " (quoting from the Nall report)
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Here we go. An infinity scarf. You've heard of them, right? This is mine:
On my last trip to the fabric store, I found a clearance bolt of this. It's a spandex/knit fabric. I'm not an expert on fabric, but it's stretchy and soft and non-fraying. Two dollars a metre (for those who aren't familiar with 'metre's', 1 metre equals about 1.09 yards, it's a Canadian term). I loved the gray, so I immediately snatched it up.
Here's why it was on clearance. Two small snag/hole areas along the fabric. This wasn't a big deal since I wasn't planning on making a maxi skirt out of or anything. It was the perfect fabric for those infinity scarves I've been meaning to attempt.
So, first of all, you'll need to fold your fabric in half width wise.
This should measure 45" long.
And 11.5 to 12 inches wide.
Make your cut along the fold. The great thing about this project, you don't have to make it too perfect. Which is good because I'm horrible at cutting straight, even with a ruler.
Pin the raw edges together, right sides in (both sides of my fabric were the same which made it SUPER easy), leaving the ends open.
Place your tube of fabric right side out.
Meet up your two ends like this.
Fold the edge of one end under and pin.
Stick the ends together, placing one end into the pinned end. Match up the seams and pin all layers together making sure the top fabric is folded under all the way around.
So it should look like this in the back.
Sew the pieces together carefully to be sure you're going through ALL the layers since the back will sometimes like to slip out of the sewing line.
And.. you're done. Nice. Put it on and you've just completed your outfit!
I really am loving gray for fall. But have fun with your color/fabric. And make lots... I'm sure I will!


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Tina Feys new book Bossypants is short, messy, and impossibly funny (an apt description of the comedian herself). From her humble roots growing up in Pennsylvania to her days doing amateur improv in Chicago to her early sketches on Saturday Night Live, Fey gives us a fascinating glimpse behind the curtain of modern comedy with equal doses of wit, candor, and self-deprecation. Some of the funniest chapters feature the differences between male and female comedy writers ("men urinate in cups"), her cruise ship honeymoon ("its very Poseidon Adventure"), and advice about breastfeeding ("I had an obligation to my child to pretend to try"). But the chaos of Feys life is best detailed when shes dividing her efforts equally between rehearsing her Sarah Palin impression, trying to get Oprah to appear on 30 Rock, and planning her daughters Peter Pan-themed birthday. Bossypants gets to the heart of why Tina Fey remains universally adored: she embodies the hectic, too-many-things-to-juggle lifestyle we all have, but instead of complaining about it, she can just laugh it off.
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Until recently, the only time the residents of WhoWhatWearDaily's office thought about minerals was when we ordered Perrier with our lunch. This has all changed though, thanks to the beauty industry's impossible to ignore boom in the mineral makeup department. We'd long heard tales from our semi-hippie friends about the benefits of mineral makeup: it's good for your complexion, provides natural sun protection, and isn't absorbed by your skin (meaning fewer zits). Glowing stars like Jessica Simpson, Gisele, and Lucy Liu are all purported fans, so we decided to see what all the fuss was about.
Unlike most cosmetics, true mineral makeup products do not contain talc, oils, alcohol, dyes, binders, fillers, heavy preservatives, and have little (or no) chemical ingredients. Dermatologists often recommend them for people with sensitive skin and those prone to acne. Most mineral makeup products contain titanium dioxide, which provides a varying degree of sunscreen protection. Much like the phrase "dermatologist approved"-which often means nothing-many products touted as "mineral" are more like mineral hybrids (not that this is a bad thing, just something to be aware of). Yes, these hybrids might have a significant mineral content, but they also contain chemicals so if this is very important to you, check out the label before you buy.
Some of the best true mineral products we found come from Bare Escentuals and Jane Iredale. Bare Escentuals is the biggest name in the mineral makeup game right now-products are widely available at Sephora-and devotees swear by great coverage and staying power. One of the most popular products is the loose powder formula of Bare Escentuals i.d. bareMinerals Foundation with SPF 15 ($25, www.sephora.com).
We also are huge fans of Jane Iredale's PurePressed Base SPF 18 and the Active Light concealer. ($48 and $25, www.janeiredaledirect.com or available at Kate Sommerville 800.984.KATE). Iredale's line has a heavy celebrity following and is a WWWD editor favorite. The PurePressed Base goes on incredibly smoothly and gives the wearer more coverage than straight loose powder, but looks more natural than powder foundations.
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For women who want to dip their toes into the mineral makeup pool through brands they're already familiar with, we've found some fantastic mineral hybrid products: Stila's Illuminating Powder Foundation and MAC's limited edition Mineralize Skinfinish and Satinfinish lines. Stila's powder foundation is heavily comprised of raw minerals but contains lower percentage of zinc than "true" mineral makeup. This means the makeup won't turn grey (as "true" sometimes does) as the day wears on. ($28, www.stilacosmetics.com) MAC's products have similar benefits. Their Skinfinish is a mineral and talc based powder ($24.50, www.maccosmetics.com ) while Satinfinish is a foundation with SPF 15 protection-thanks to the zinc! ($26.50, www.maccosmetics.com)
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Predator wrote:Silverdream wrote:I don't mean like the CG animated series. I'm talking about the guys who have made one or two bad movies tops (I haven't seen either of the Cars movies). Pixar always makes thoughtful characters and really awesome plots with all sorts of references to other films that are fun to look for.
Yeah, I saw a part of cars 1, hated the crap out of it.
Pixar is great; WALL-E was actually my favorite of the ones I have seen.


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As mobile devices become increasingly integrated into our lives as an extension of the personal computer; the same threats posed to our PCs creep into our day to day mobile phone and tablet usage.
According to a research paper released by the North Carolina State University, certain Android vendors including Motorola, Samsung, and HTC) are not following Android's best practices for pre-installed apps. An undesired side effect of this negligence is that those applications access to send SMS messages, wipe a phone's data, or even read your address books. In effect, they are able to do all of the aforementioned tasks without your knowing. This is stark contrast to Apple iPhone and iPad tablet propietary applications / OS practices which may be on your list of considerations.
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I have 2 tables in my db such as city and location. I want to get the particular city from the city table and find the corresponding locations names for that city. Please check the following code,
$id = $_GET['city'];
$con1 = mysql_connect("localhost","lasith","lasith123");
if (!$con1){
die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("test", $con1);
$cities = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM cities where name = '" .$id. "'") or die(mysql_error());
while($city = mysql_fetch_array($cities)){
$city_id = $city['id'];
$result1 = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM locations where city = '" .$city_id. "'") or die(mysql_error());
$names = "";
while($row1 = mysql_fetch_array($result1)){
if (empty($names)){
$names = $row1['name'];
}else {
$names = $names . "," . $row1['name'];
The first select statement is working. Even I can see value for $city_id when debugging. Second select statement always return empty results without any errors. I feel something wrong with the type of $city_id. Can you guys help me to resolve this.
The city field of locations table has the type of varchar(10) and the ID field of cities table has type int(6)


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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Alex Ovechkin scored once in regulation and again in a shootout to help the Washington Capitals rally for a 4-3 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night.
"I think we have to stay aggressive," said Sabres forward Ville Leino. "We start games aggressive, and some games we do really well, and we just have to keep going 60 minutes."
Matt Hendricks also scored for Washington in the shootout, while Capitals goalie Braden Holtby stopped both of Buffalo's shootout attempts. Mike Green capped a two-goal third-period rally and forced overtime by scoring with 40 seconds left.
"They score a goal with 39 seconds left in the third and all the guys responsible on the ice - myself included - we tried to get in the lane to block the shot," said Sabres forward Steve Ott. "We obviously lose the game and it was a hard one to lose because of how tight we were all night."
Troy Brouwer had a goal and assist for Washington, which bounced back from a 3-2 loss to the Islanders on Tuesday to improve to 4-1 in its past five.
Ville Leino scored twice and Christian Ehrhoff also scored for the Sabres, who are 0-1-2 in their past three, and continued to slip in the standings.
"It is not enough to do 40 or 20 minutes, we have to go all game and stay aggressive," said Leino.
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"Who says those Republicans are not straight shooters?" Uncle Spud said with a grin. "Old Dick Cheney got the man dead center."
"Bummer," I said. "It was an accident. Everybody knows that."
"I suppose it was," Uncle Spud mused, "but I might understand it better if Cheney had been hunting fowls in the forest with one of those congressional high fliers like ex vice-president Dan Quayle, or West Virginia senator Robert Bird. That Texas lawyer looks pretty tall and humanoid to be mistaken for upland game."
"The vice-president is quick on the draw," I said. "Those red state politicians shoot from the hip."
"Good thing it was bird shot from a small caliber, 28-gauge shotgun," Uncle Spud said. "My old long-tom 12-gauge would have packed a lot more pellets and a lot more punch."
"Yeah, it could have been much worse," I agreed.
"I hear the vice-president's staff is pretty flighty about the whole thing," he smiled, "but Cheney himself is unflappable."
"The press corps calls him Darth Vader," I grinned, "the man behind the mask."
"I'm sure he'll get a new nickname now," Uncle Spud said. "They'll call him Buckshot, Scattergun, or Deadeye Dick."
"Do you think Chuck Schumer and Sarah Brady will call for the banning of all birdshot, shotguns, and Republican vice-presidents in the interests of keeping us all safe?" I asked.
"Do daddy pigs bring home the bacon?" the Spudster smiled. "This could get to be the biggest thing since Watergate. It has all the components of a serial soap opera: a powerful man with a gun, an itchy trigger finger, mistaken identity, a shot heard 'round the world, temporary staff amnesia, an innocent bird that got away, and a big moneyed lawyer with an itsy-bitsy shotgun pellet in his alleged heart. Steven Spielberg could make a prize winning movie with a plot like this."
"Shoot," I groaned. "I guess it is that bad, isn't it?"
"Yep, it's that bad," Uncle Spud said.
"So how does the White House do damage control on something like this?" I asked innocently.
"Blame the gun," Uncle Spud answered quickly. "Everyone knows that guns cause crime. Why can't they be blamed for accidents too? For years the anti-gun people have been blaming guns and not criminals. What's the difference here?
"Or," he said, "blame the birds. It's the same path of logic. No birds, no hunting, no hunting accidents. It's all so simple."
"Or, blame the victim," he said. "People who own guns, or are friends with people who own guns, are sure to be shot. We've been told that for a long time. If that Texas lawyer didn't know that, he hasn't been reading the anti-gun literature and is culpable by ignorance or design."
"Or, blame society," Uncle Spud said again. "We've been told for years that criminals are victims of society and not responsible for their actions. Perhaps it's true for the vice-president too. Maybe he couldn't see past the silver spoon in his mouth?"
"Or, blame President Bush. Everything else is his fault. Why not this? The president should have known that his vice-president was a weapon of mass destruction hiding in the office just down the hall."
"Gosh, you're so smart," I said to Uncle Spud. "How did you get to know so much about giving other people the blame for something like this?"
"I used to date Janet Reno," Uncle Spud explained with some embarrassment. "You remember, the wicked witch of Waco."
"Lets not even go there," I pleaded.
"Suits me," Uncle Spud said.
Then he smiled.
"Speaking of my old girlfriend, Janet Reno. Did you ever hear my bagpipe rendition of that old Hank Williams classic, Love Sick Blues?"
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Back Door Channels: The Price of Peace
For the first time ever, the filmmakers take the audience behind the public veil obscured by a first of its kind White House issued media blackout on the events. Behind the press conferences and into the smoke-filled backroom corridors of power during one of the world's greatest historical moments - the 1979 Camp David Peace Accord and Treaty between Egypt and Israel. For one brief moment in time, Arab and Jew put their differences aside and embraced peace. Menachem Begin, Anwar El-Sadat, and Jimmy Carter - were the strategic geniuses that crafted the peace, but it was the men behind-the-scenes, some driven by deeply held faith and conviction, others merely by raw ambition, who found a way to get them together and drive the peace process.
Cast: Henry Kissinger, Jimmy Carter, Leon Charney, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Andre Azoulay
Produced by: Harry Hunkele
Directed by: Harry Hunkele
Written by: Jonathan Hicks, Harry Hunkele, Arick Wierson, Matthew Tollin
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Earth observation: Sentinel-1A first images underline societal benefits of Copernicus Közzététel időpontja:: 08/05/2014, Utolsó frissítés: 23/06/2015
European Commissioner Michel Barnier, acting Commissioner for Industry and Entrepreneurship, said: "It is now clear that Copernicus will provide reliable, validated and guaranteed information in support of a broad range of environmental and security applications. By observing the Earth can we ensure a safer world. At the same time we will open up new business opportunities for SMEs."
Today the European Commission and the European Space Agency have published some of the first high quality images delivered by Sentinel-1A launched on 3 April 2014.
The images on the state of sea ice, the sea and of the land underline that Copernicus, the largest civil Earth Observation programme ever conceived, is progressing according to plan. The programme will contribute to an improved and more frequent observation of Earth sub-systems, including the atmosphere, oceans, and continental surfaces. Images from Sentinel 1-A, the first satellite of the Copernicus constellation, are produced with state-of-the-art radar imaging technology. By using microwave frequencies, radar satellites can see through clouds and storms (unlike optical sensors) acquiring imagery regardless of the weather. Moreover, radar sensors carry their own illumination source, in the form of radio waves transmitted by an antenna. This means that the radar can be used with equal effectiveness at any time of the day and night.
Sentinel-1 data will be made available systematically and free of charge to all users including public authorities (at European, national and regional levels) the general public, and scientific and commercial users. Furthermore, for emergency response, radar data can be delivered within an hour of image acquisition for Near Real-Time (NRT) image delivery.
Sentinel Island
Acquired by the Sentinel-1A satellite on 22 April 2014, this image shows part of India's Andaman and Nicobar islands in the eastern Indian Ocean. The bright white and somewhat round island to the west is North Sentinel Island. This image was acquired in 'strip map' mode with a dual polarisation in VV and VH. In the close-up of North Sentinel, colours were assigned to different types of radar polarisations.
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Ice chart
Ice charts are the primary means of providing near real time ice information to mariners, and are traditionally drawn manually from available satellite data. The first Sentinel-1A ice chart was drawn from an image acquired at 10:10 UTC on April 26 2014.
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Oil platforms
The bright spots in the image are oil platforms off the coast of Norway. The black areas show where water is released by the platforms. This water contains a small amount of oily substances – though not enough to be in violation of regulations. The radar on Sentinel-1A has the sensitivity to identify these events.
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Wave imagette
Left: Sentinel-1A acquisition segment in Wave Mode over the Pacific Ocean. The 42 Wave Mode imagettes are indicated as dots and the background colour stands for significant wave height as predicted by Wave Watch 3 (WW3) model run at Ifremer.
Right: 'Quicklook' corresponding to one Sentinel-1A imagette. The modulation of the sea surface roughness is caused by swell propagating across the Pacific Ocean. Although Sentinel-1A commissioning phase is not finished yet, first data acquired over oceans are already full of promises for ocean wind, wave and current measurements
Credits: ESA, Ifremer, OceanDataLab, Norut, CLS [Full size picture 1 and 2]
Land cover mapping
Land cover map over an area of central Germany based on early data from the Sentinel-1A satellite. Forests are green, while water is coloured blue and urban areas are red. Winter crops appear light green, while bare fields are brown.
Credits: ESA/University of Jena
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Ice in motion
According to recent surveys, Austfonna – the largest ice cap in Svalbard – has fluctuated little over recent decades. However, a unique combination of measurements acquired by ESA's Sentinel-1A (in April 2014) and DLR's TerraSAR-X (in February 2014) missions has revealed an extraordinary acceleration in ice motion in the southeastern section, which is now flowing at speeds in excess of 3 km per year. It remains to be seen whether the abrupt speedup reflects natural variability in the ice cap motion, or whether it is a symptom of regional climate change. Given the astonishing success of these early mission data, we can be confident that Sentinel-1 will provide the tools to answer this intriguing question.
Credits: ESA/DLR/University of Leeds [Full size picture]
Disaster and emergency support
This image shows the extent of flooding in the Caprivi plain from the Zambezi River in Namibia. Sentinel-1A acquired this image in its main 'Interferometric Wide Swath' mode with a swath width of 250 km and in dual polarisation. Related information allows civil protections and authorities to precisely know the extent of large floods and better manage the crisis situations.
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Eat the Rich: there's only one thing they're good for Eat the Rich: take one bite now — come back for more Eat the Rich: I gotta get this off my chest Eat the Rich: take one bite now, spit out the rest.
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There has been a lot of talk about taxes lately, particularly as it relates to the recent fiscal cliff negotiations. Democrats wanted a tax increase on the highest income earners, that is, single taxpayers making more than $200,000 annually and married couples making more than $250,000 annually, as part of any deal, while the Republicans did not. In the end, a compromise was reached and various taxes went up on single taxpayers making more than $400,000 a year and married couples making more than $450,000 a year. That is on top of the two-percent Social Security payroll tax increase, which applied to all wage earners and was actually a reinstatement of the two-percent Social Security payroll tax cut that was part of President Obama's stimulus plan in response to the recent so-called Great Recession.
The issue of raising taxes on the rich, and the progressive income tax in general, brings to mind a question: What is the difference between a socialist and a scientist? The answer is: If socialists were scientists, they would have first tried out their theories on rats! The topic under consideration here also brings to mind the story about the congressman who was held up on the steps of the Capitol. He was accosted by a thief who demanded, "Give me your money!" The congressman responded, "Do you know who I am? I'm a congressman; I work right here in this building." To which the thief replied, "In that case, give me my money!"
The question above hints at the economic arguments for or against raising taxes on the wealthiest members of society. The story hints at the ethical arguments. It is worth first focusing on the latter because, if one cannot hold the moral high ground in this discussion, then the economic arguments are almost irrelevant. So long as people believe that raising taxes on the rich is a noble idea, there is almost no way to discredit it. The only way one can try to attempt to convince people that such an idea is flawed is to reveal it for what it really is and to show that it is the very opposite of noble.
The notion that the rich should pay more taxes raises the obvious question: Why? We are told that it is because the federal government is running enormous budget deficits and needs more money. But are the rich responsible for those budget deficits?
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CANTON A $500,000 state grant for the St. Lawrence County multi-use trail has been cut by half.
Somebody just made a mistake, said Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler, the Board of Legislators representative on an advisory committee for the trail system. Somebody got the wrong piece of information and then they had to correct it.
The grant started out at $500,000, but it was pulled in 2012 by Empire State Development just as the county was preparing to buy equipment.
A $250,000 grant through the North Country Regional Economic Development Council came through earlier this year.
The county received notice in April that the grant was boosted to $500,000, but the additional amount turned out to be erroneous, said Debbie A. Christy, the countys trail coordinator.
Well make the most of the money we received, she said.
The cut does not mean the county will not be in line for additional funding.
If you do a good job with the first part, you have a good case for more funding, Mr. MacKinnon said.
The $250,000 that was cut was intended to buy equipment and to pay for a bridge below Rainbow Falls Dam in Parishville.
The need for a bridge was highlighted March 4, when Robert G. Campbell, 78, Norwood, and Robert P. Whalen, 87, Canton, crashed through ice and drowned while trying to cross the reservoir.
Well have to look at other funding to build the bridge, Ms. Christy said.
The grant that has been approved was used to build 50 miles of the trail in the northeastern section of the county, from Parishville to the Franklin County line, that will open after hunting season.
On Tuesday, the Board of Legislators agreed to intervene in a lawsuit brought by six Colton residents against the town, appealing a local law permitting all-terrain vehicle travel on two segments of town roads that would be part of the trail.
The county was not named in that suit, but legislators felt it had a significant interest in the outcome.
Overall, the trail uses existing roadways, such as logging trails that are wide and graveled, but generally avoids paved roads.
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FORT MEADE, Md. Pfc. Bradley Mannings former commander in Iraq said that he was stunned and that morale among his troops took a hit after they learned the former Fort Drum soldier was suspected of leaking classified documents.
The last thing I anticipated was an internal security breach from one of our own, Col. David M. Miller said Friday as the fourth week of Pfc. Mannings court-martial drew to a close.
My read of my staff at that time was it was like a funeral-like atmosphere fell over that crowd, said Col. Miller, commander of the 10th Mountain Divisions 2nd Brigade Combat Team, in which Pfc. Manning served as an intelligence analyst in 2010 in Iraq. Thats the best way I would describe it they were angry, sad ... frustrated all at the same time.
Pfc. Mannings fellow troops collectively felt the allegations were a blemish on the otherwise good work they had done in the war zone, Col. Miller said.
Col. Miller was testifying at Fort Meade near Baltimore as part of Pfc. Mannings trial on charges of aiding the enemy. Pfc. Manning admitted that he leaked hundreds of thousands of documents to the anti-secrecy site WikiLeaks, but said he did it to expose wrongdoing and to help Americans better understand what was going on in the wars.
Earlier Friday, the military judge ruled prosecutors can introduce tweets suggesting that Pfc. Manning took his cues from WikiLeaks in disclosing classified information. But Col. Denise Lind also ruled that prosecutors had not authenticated another piece of evidence, a most wanted list that WikiLeaks purportedly posted in November 2009. She said prosecutors still can try to authenticate the list.
The list and tweets were offered as evidence that Manning aided the enemy by leaking documents he knew would be published online and seen by al-Qaida.
The 25-year-old soldier from Crescent, Okla., has admitted sending more than 700,000 Iraq and Afghanistan war logs and State Department diplomatic cables, along with several battlefield video clips, to WikiLeaks while working as an intelligence analyst in Baghdad from November 2009 through May 2010.
He said in February that he leaked the war logs to document the true costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, including the deaths of two Reuters news employees killed in a U.S. helicopter attack. Pfc. Manning said the diplomatic cables revealed secret pacts and duplicity that he thought should be exposed.
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I'm adding this you-must-try-it recipe for Soy-Glazed Sweet Potatoes to the list we're compiling of Thanksgiving Recipes, and if your family serves those brown sugar laden sweet potatoes that show up at Thanksgiving, this version would be a nice change of pace. The recipe is from Deborah Madison's Local Flavors, a classic book I just discovered. When I was making this the first time I said on Twitter that I wasn't sure it would turn out, and Deborah Madison fans told me never to doubt her. After I tasted it, I could see they were right. It's early in the Thanksgiving recipe testing season, but I wouldn't be surprised if this turned out to be my favorite Thanksgiving recipe of 2009!
For Weekend Herb Blogging I want to clarify that orange-fleshed sweet potatoes are not yams, no matter what the grocery store sign may say. (I once came close to getting into an argument over this, so don't mention it as you're buying them!) But since Haalo herself is hosting this week I thought I'd also feature Verjuice, an interesting plant ingredient she sent me as a gift. Verjuice (sometimes called Verjus in the U.S.) is the juice of unripe grapes, and it adds a lovely barely-sour fllavor to sauces or salad dressings. I've never seen it for sale here, so I'll give other options to use in the recipe, but I've sure had fun trying this. (Thanks Haalo!)
When I'm peeling sweet potatoes I like to start by cutting the pointed ends off, because honestly, who like trying to peel those pointed ends?
Soy-Glazed Sweet Potatoes with Sesame Seeds
(Makes about 4-5 servings but can easily be doubled, recipe adapted from Local Flavors by Deborah Madison.)
3-4 medium or 2-3 large orange-fleshed sweet potatoes (Your store produce department probably calls them yams or sweet yams, but they're really sweet potatoes!)
1 tsp. black sesame seeds
1 tsp. white sesame seeds
(or use all one color sesame seeds or use sliced green onions as a garnish)
Glaze Ingredients:
1 T sesame oil
1 T Splenda
1 T brown sugar
(or use 2 T Splenda or 2 T brown sugar)
2 T Verjuice or rice vinegar (Or if you don't care about sugar content, use Mirin like Deborah Madison did.)
1 T garlic puree
3 T soy sauce
1 T water
Cut pointed ends from sweet potatoes, then peel with a sharp vegetable peeler. Cut sweet potatoes in half lengthwise, then cut each half on the diagonal into slices about an inch thick. (Cut some of the larger slices in half again if you need to so you have same-size pieces.)
Put sweet potatoes into a bowl or a plastic bag, then pour in glaze mixture and stir or turn over bag until the sweet potatoes are well-coated with the glaze mixture. Pour sweet potatoes and glaze into baking dish, cover, and bake 20 minutes.
Remove cover stir, so potatoes are all basted with the glaze mixture, then set timer for 10 minutes and continue to stir and reset timer every 10 minutes. Total cooking time should be about 50 minutes, or until sweet potatoes are soft when pierced with a fork and lightly browned and glaze has all been absorbed.
Garnish with black and white sesame seeds or green onions and serve hot.
South Beach Suggestions:
More Thanksgiving Sweet Potato Ideas:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Red Onions, Rosemary, and Parmesan from Kalyn's Kitchen
Spicy Crockpot Sweet Potatoes from Kalyn's Kitchen
Nikki's Sweet Potatoes from 101 Cookbooks
Thyme-Roasted Sweet Potatoes from Kristen at Serious Eats
Herb Roasted Sweet Potatoes from Cuisine Diva
Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Ras el Hanout from Feeding Maybelle
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LEWISTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- After the Maine Gambling Control Board approved new games for the Oxford Casino this fall, the business is expanding in size and staff.
The Oxford Casino held a job fair just for dealers at the Lewiston Career Center Tuesday.
The casino is hoping to hire 50-75 dealers before dealing school begins in a few weeks, according to Oxford Casino's Director of Human Resources Tom Cody.
Open since last June, the casino employs more than 400 people.
Revenue has been strong since the opening, with the strongest month in September bringing in $4.7 million, and the weakest month in December bringing in $3.6 million.
Some job seekers at the Lewiston fair said they have been watching the casino's success, and want to be a part of its expansion.
"I actually waited the first round of applicants because I wanted to see the casino get up and running," said Kevin Frost, who was interviewing to be a dealer.
"They've been meeting and exceeding their goals, so it seems like [the casino] is going to be here for a while," said Frost.
Applications are also accepted through the Oxford Casino's website.


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Disaster Mock Drill In New Delhi
The rescue team carrying out a man pretend to be injured during a... ニュース写真インド,デリー,ニューデリー,事故・災害,出来事,大人,救う,救助隊,横長,男性,遊び心,運ぶPhotographer Hindustan TimesCollection: Hindustan Times 2012 Hindustan TimesNEW DELHI, INDIA - DECEMBER 4: The rescue team carrying out a man pretend to be injured during a mock drill session at Burari ground on December 4,2102 in New Delhi, India. Mock Drill performs at various place in the capital to test the alertness and responds during the time of emergency situation such as Earthquake, Fire, Bomb Blast. (Photo by Nadeem Hassan/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)


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MASSENA - The downtown corridor from Andrews to Orvis streets will be blocked off Saturday night for the 15th annual Block Dance and Classic Car, Truck and Motorcycle Exhibit.
If past years are any indication, that stretch of Main Street will be loaded with vehicles and people, according to Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Michael J. Gleason.
We had close to 140 cars (last year). We were packed. Its getting bigger and bigger every year, he said.
This years numbers will likely depend on the weather, Mr. Gleason said.
Theres a 40 percent chance of rain right now. Hopefully the weather holds off for the cars. The last few years the weathers been cooperative, he said.
The downtown corridor will be blocked off to through traffic beginning at 4 p.m., and the event runs from 5 to 9 p.m.
Vehicle owners are encouraged to bring their classic car, truck or motorcycle and set up them up for display.
Visitors will be able to enjoy those vehicles as they walk up and down Main Street, as well as music, food and kids activities.
Weve got a band playing, Bruce LaShomb and the Boys, Mr. Gleason said.
There will also be bounce houses that are free for children 12 and under, vendors set up along Main Street, a 50-50 drawing and a Chinese auction.
Cubby T. Clown will be on hand with free balloon animals, and there will also be plenty of food to go around.
Well have the chamber food booth set up in front and the firemen are doing their chicken barbecue. Theyll also have hamburgers and hot dogs, Mr. Gleason said.
Cape Air has also donated two round-trip tickets to Boston or Albany that will go to lucky winners during the night.
This years event is sponsored by the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino, Alcoa, Dairy Queen, North Country Savings Bank, SeaComm Federal Credit Union and St. Lawrence Gas.
As it grows, Mr. Gleason they may have to look at expanding beyond Main Street in the future, something theyve already considered.
Thats something down the road well definitely look at doing, he said.
Once the block dance is in the books for the year, the attention will turn to the 2012 Concerts in the Park series at Springs Park.
The schedule includes Senior Moment from 6-8 p.m. July 12, Acoustic Brothers from 5-7 p.m. July 19, Bucket List and Unfinished Business from 5-7 p.m. July 26, Six Foot Midget from 6-8 p.m. Aug. 2, Tas Cru from 6-8 p.m. Aug. 9, the Kenney Family from 5-7 p.m. Aug. 16 and Northbound from 5-7 p.m. Aug. 23.
We had a few of the people at the Heritage Festival, so that started it off, Mr. Gleason said.
All concerts are free, and Cape Air is again providing two round-trip tickets to Albany or Boston which will be given away at the Aug. 23 concert.
One concert thats not on this years schedule is the Robert Thompson Blues Bash, which was canceled because of financial constraints. Its typically held in conjunction with the Independence Day holiday.
Its one of those things where we looked at every event and the funding and financing for each of them. That was one we decided we had to cut back on. We decided it was a great event for five years, and now it was time to go in other directions and maximize the money available, Mr. Gleason said.
He said that was also the impetus behind the cancellation of the annual car, truck and motorcycle show at the Robert Moses State Park in August. In its place, the chamber is partnering with the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino and the car club in Malone for the 1st annual Classic Car Show and Elvis Fest scheduled for Aug. 4 at the casino.
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The Rangers are in Columbus
tonight to take on the sputtering Blue Jackets. After a surprising start, the Jackets have lost six of their last seven
and fallen into last place in the Central Division. The Rangers have won three of their last
four, but haven't looked good doing it and need a better effort tonight
The Blue Jackets have deployed a tandem in net with Mathieu
Garon and Steve Mason splitting the starts, but lately neither has performed
well. Mason, who will get the start
tonight, has been unable to recapture the form that saw him win the 2009 Calder
Trophy. He's sporting an ugly 3.08 GAA
and a .906 save percentage. Columbus' struggles of
late have seen them plummet down the standings. They're currently ranked 20th in goals scored, 16th in goals against, 29th on the power play, and 23rd on the
penalty kill. Their special teams have
been particularly awful lately, where Columbus
is three for its last 38 on the power play and has allowed nine goals on its
last 17 penalty kill attempts. Columbus is led as always
by power forward Rick Nash who has 14 goals on the year. The Jackets have also done a nice job
integrating youngsters into the lineup as Derick Brassard and Jakub Voracek are
both playing big roles for this team. On
defense Columbus
is led by Rotislav Klesla, who is again among the league leaders in
plus/minus. Ex-Ranger Fedor Tyutin also
plays a major role for the Blue Jackets while Marc Methot and Anton Stralman
are both quietly having strong seasons. Columbus is without left
winger Kristian Huselius.
For the Rangers, tonight's game is about beating a weaker opponent. The Rangers have done a good job of that this
year, but this is an example of a winnable road game whose two points could
prove very valuable at the end of the season. It'll be interesting to see if the first line of Ruslan Fedotenko, Derek
Stepan and Marian Gaborik can maintain its momentum from Thursday evening. The trio looked very sharp, but so has
everyone in their first game with Gaborik. The Rangers desperately need to find some continuity on the top
line. Derek Boogaard is having his
shoulder evaluated so Todd White will take his place on the fourth line. It's unclear yet whether Michael Del Zotto
will return to the lineup.
The recipe for this one is clear; take advantage of Columbus' atrocious
special teams. If the Rangers can get a
couple early power plays they may be able to take a commanding lead right
away. The Blueshirts should also come
out physical because taking it to a young, struggling team like the Jackets could
knock them off their game early. If the
Rangers play hard and solid defensively, this should be a win. But they shouldn't take the Jackets for
granted, because Rick Nash, who's owned the Rangers, can make them pay.