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But SABC3, which is running the Great South Africans Project, has been thrown some curve balls, with Teazers strip club owner Lolly Jackson, apartheid architect Hendrik Verwoerd and Vlakplaas commander Eugene de Kock picking up nominations.
So far a total of 400 people, including Christiaan Barnard, Brenda Fassie, Mrs Ples (the skull of a hominid found in the Cradle of Humankind) and Johnny Clegg have all been nominated.
The Great South Africans project is modelled on the acclaimed and successful BBC show Great Britons. The British public voted Sir Winston Churchill the greatest Briton of all time following a nationwide poll that attracted more than a million votes.
South Africans now have the opportunity to nominate the person they believe is the greatest.
The SABC is encouraging the voting public to think of South Africans in connection with certain criteria, such as talent, leadership, compassion, courage and impact.
"People should nominate people from various walks of life, from sportspeople to musicians, from business people to entertainers, from politicians to traditional healers," a statement read.
According to the statement, a great South African can be anyone who was born, or who has lived in South Africa, and played a significant role in the country's life and development.
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Christine Beatty
Christine Rowland Beatty (born May 1970) served as the Chief of Staff from 2002 to 2008 to Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
In January 2008, Beatty resigned amid an emerging political-sex scandal and criminal charges of perjury related to a whistleblower trial for lying under oath about their extramarital affair and that they sought to mislead jurors when they testified that they did not fire Deputy Police Chief Gary Brown. Kilpatrick pled guilty September 4, 2008, to two felony obstruction of justice charges, and was sentenced to four months in jail on October 28, 2008. Beatty was offered several plea bargains from Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy--one for as little as 150 days of prison time—but she refused.[1] Beatty was a respondent in a $25,000 settled slander lawsuit initiated by two other police officers.
On December 1, 2008, Beatty agreed to plead guilty to two felony counts, serve 120 days in jail, pay $100,000 in restitution, and be on probation for five years. She was sentenced and began her jail term on January 6, 2009.
Personal life[edit]
Beatty, who was born Christine L. Rowland, graduated from Cass Tech High School and was voted its "most-popular student" in 1988 and was a Majorette.[2] She graduated with a bachelor's degree from Howard University and a master's degree from Wayne State University.[3]
She married Lou Beatty and they have two children. The marriage ended in divorce in 2006. Beatty recently has suspended her status as a student of Wayne State University Law School as a condition of her probation. [1] She subsequently declared bankruptcy in 2013, though this did not discharge the restitution she owed the city of Detroit. [4]
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Slander suit[edit]
Beatty was named in a slander lawsuit, along with Kwame Kilpatrick and police chief Ella Bully-Cummings, brought about by two police officers that claimed to have been slandered in the media by the trio.[5]
The lawsuit stems from a 2004 incident in which the two police officers pulled Beatty over for speeding. Beatty was irate at being stopped and bluntly asked the officers, "Do you know who the fuck I am?" when the officers came to the vehicle.[5] While stopped, Beatty called Police Chief Bully-Cummings to have the officers called off, which the officers allege they were ordered to do. When reports of the incident started to surface in the media, Beatty, Kilpatrick and Bully-Cummings all claimed that the traffic stop was some type of "set-up" to harass Beatty.[6]
The parties in the lawsuit entered into mediation which recommended a settlement of $25,000 which was rejected twice by the Detroit City Council.[7]
The attorney for the officers said "The mayor has been exposed and I may want more money for my clients now," after it was revealed through text messages that Kilpatrick and Beatty were involved in a sexual relationship that both denied under oath.[6]
The lawsuit was settled for $25,000 and the attorney for the officers said of the officers,"They don't want to be embroiled in this whole [text messaging] scandal."[7]
Text-messaging scandal[edit]
In January 2008, The Detroit Free Press examined more than 14,000 text messages exchanged between Beatty and Kilpatrick on their city issued SkyTel pagers between September–October 2002 and April–May 2003. The dates are of importance because they encompass the time periods of the alleged Manoogian Mansion party and the ouster of Gary Brown respectively.[8]
Beatty and Kilpatrick, both married to other people at the time, did discuss city business. However, many of the series of messages described not a professional relationship but an extramarital sexual relationship between the two, often in graphic detail. The text messages further described their use of city funds to arrange romantic getaways, their fears of being caught by the mayor's police protection unit, and evidence the pair conspired to fire Detroit Deputy Police Chief Gary Brown.[8]
In an August 2007 trial, Kilpatrick and Beatty both denied that they had a sexual relationship or that they fired Brown while under oath.
Beatty resigned as mayoral chief of staff stating "I believe that it is clear I can no longer effectively carry out the duties of chief of staff."[2] She did not indicate if she would resign from her position on the Detroit Medical Center board of directors.[9]
Criminal investigation and charges[edit]
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy began an investigation of perjury charges after the Detroit Free Press revealed the existence of text messages which supported allegations that Kilpatrick and Beatty lied under oath about an extramarital affair during a lawsuit brought by Detroit police officers.[10]
The investigation ended with Beatty being charged with seven felonies consisting of perjury, conspiracy to obstruct justice, misconduct in office and obstruction of justice. The charges carry a maximum sentence of five to fifteen years in prison.[10]
Conviction, sentencing, and jail time[edit]
On December 1, 2008, Beatty admitted lying under oath and was sentenced to 120 days in jail. She will also be on probation for five years and, during that time, will have to reimburse the city of Detroit $100,000, if she is capable of doing so. On January 6, 2009, she began her sentence at the Wayne County Jail.[11]
On March 16, 2009, Beatty was released from Wayne County Jail having served 69 days of her sentence.[12]
- ^ "Ex-Detroit Mayor Kilpatrick sentenced to 4 months". cnn.com. CNN. 2008-10-29. Retrieved 2008-10-29.
- ^ a b Staff Writer (2008-01-28). "Beatty quits, says she regrets 'devastation' caused by scandal". freep.com. Gannett. Retrieved 2008-02-22.
- ^ Swickard, Joe; Suzette Hackney; Zachary Gorchow. "Once powerful, Beatty become first casualty". freep.com. Gannett. Archived from the original on 2008-02-03. Retrieved 2008-02-23.
- ^ "Christine Beatty sheds debt in bankruptcy, but still owes city of Detroit thousands". WXYZ 7 Action News. 5 February 2013. Retrieved 27 February 2013.
- ^ a b "Cop Talk". The MetroTimes. 2005-11-20. Retrieved 2008-01-25.
- ^ a b Schmtt, Ben (2008-01-25). "Slander Suit Cops who stopped Beatty rethink". The Detroit Free Press. Gannett. Retrieved 2008-01-25.
- ^ a b Schmitt, Ben (2008-02-19). "City Council OKs $25,000 settlement to cops who pulled Beatty over". freep.com. Gannett. Retrieved 2008-02-19.
- ^ a b Schaefer, Jim; M.L. Elrick (2008-01-24). "Mayor Kilpatrick, chief of staff lied under oath, text messages show Romantic exchanges undercut denials". freep.com. The Detroit Free Press. Retrieved 2008-01-24.
- ^ "I would never quit on you". freep.com (Gannett). 2008-01-30. Retrieved 2008-01-30.
- ^ a b "List of charges against Christine Beatty". WXYZ News Detroit. 2008-03-24. Retrieved 2008-03-25.
- ^ http://www.freep.com/article/20081201/NEWS01/312020002/1001/news
- ^ http://www.freep.com/article/20090315/NEWS01/90315037/Beatty+leaves+jail++heads+home+to+her+kids


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MIAMI -- The swift action of air traffic controller Chuck Jones of the Miami Air Route Traffic Control Center led to the rescue of two men Friday night after their Cessna Caravan crashed in the Atlantic Ocean.
The Cessna transmitted a mayday on Jones's frequency shortly after departing Freeport, Bahamas. Jones identified the aircraft on radar and then vectored another aircraft on his frequency, Gulf Flight 9147, to the position of the Cessna in distress. The Gulf Flight pilot was able to see the troubled plane and circled overhead as the Cessna went down in the water, about 30 miles east of Fort Lauderdale.
Jones, a 10 1/2-year veteran controller at Miami Center, broadcast on the emergency frequency and was able to direct a nearby Coast Guard jet to the position marked by the circling Gulf Flight. The plane dropped a life raft to the sinking Cessna passengers and a Coast Guard helicopter followed to complete the rescue. According to the Coast Guard, it took only three minutes to reach the crash site.
"Locating an aircraft in the ocean is worse than trying to find a needle in a haystack," National Air Traffic Controllers Association President John Carr said. "If Chuck had not kept the Gulf Flight marking the location of the downed airplane, the Coast Guard might not have found the men in time.
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On Broadway, Bertie Carvel and Lauren Ward bid farewell to the show at the Shubert Theatre, to be replaced by Craig Beirko and Jill Paice in the roles of Trunchbull and Miss Honey.
Bertie and Lauren have been with the show since its first incarnation at Stratford-upon-Avon, as has Melanie La Barrie who is leaving her role as Mrs Phelps in the West End. She will be replaced by Lisa Davina Phillip (pictured).
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Most Graphic Design professionals are doing it wrong – but you can do it right.
At least that's what Preston D. Lee argues in his article "A Freelance Designer's Target Audience: How Do You Find It?" Lee is a graphic designer and founder of the entrepreneurial website Graphic Design Blender. His interviews with other designers have led to a startling realization: most designers do not target their audiences, they simply design for "anyone who needs logo design."
Lee believes that only by defining your audience can you find the right work for you. Consider these tips from Lee and from freelance designer Kendra Gaines for developing your target audience. Learn how to design a graphic for a specific audience today:
Before thinking about your audience, Lee believes that you need to define your niche. He recommends students "take a step back and evaluate what you're really good at." This can allow you to focus on develop a skillset specific to your personal interests and goals. Try to get as specific as possible. If you specialize in designing logos, you could narrow it down to types of companies or even regions.
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Spartans edge Wolves 44-43; Red Bluff earns fourth-seed in the Division III playoffs
RED BLUFF — Maggie Hansen's present to her senior teammates was the opportunity to play on their home court at least one more time.
Red Bluff High's girls basketball team overcame a seven-point, fourth-quarter deficit by using Hansen's go-ahead 23-foot 3-pointer with 36 seconds left and the Spartans held on to beat visiting Shasta 44-43 on senior night on Thursday.
Hansen scored a game-high 16 points on four 3s and allowed the Spartans to lock up the fourth-seed in the Division III playoffs where they host Shasta in the first round. For a Red Bluff squad that has been suffering injuries during a three-game skid, the chance to host a postseason game for the first time since 2004 was earned, Spartans' coach Kathy Brandt said.
"This was the biggest win for us," Brandt said. "It was huge because I don't know if we can beat them on the road and now we get to host."
Shasta led by as many as 12 in the first half and 10 at halftime but the Spartans kept plugging along. Hansen's 3 from the corner and Jessica Macdonald's putback knotted it at 31 entering the final period.
Spartan turnovers and fouls allowed Shasta to open the fourth on a 7-0 run, highlighted by Emmi Petersen's backcourt steal and lay-in.
Red Bluff answered right back despite its floor general Daisy Brose picking up her fourth foul early in the quarter. Hansen drilled a short runner from the baseline and back-to-back free throws from Macdonald cut the Shasta lead to one.
Shasta's Lana Brown and Red Bluff's Emily Gallagher traded free throws before Hansen sank two with 59 seconds left to tie it at 41.
With the Wolves in the double bonus, Petersen attacked the rim and went to the foul line. She sank both for a two-point lead, shaking off Red Bluff's attempt to ice her with a timeout.
Red Bluff's Brose quickly brought the ball up the court, turned and handed the ball off to Hansen on the deep right wing. Shasta's defense backed off and Hansen pulled up for an uncontested shot, nailing the 3 from NBA-range with 36 seconds left and a 44-43 advantage.
The Wolves couldn't get a bucket following a timeout and was forced to foul. Gallagher missed both, but Brose intercepted Brown's outlet pass, forcing Shasta to foul once more.
Brose missed both her freebies, giving Shasta a final shot but Gallagher intercepted a pass on the wing and the Red Bluff faithful, dressed in pink for breast cancer awareness, rushed the court to celebrate the come-from-behind victory.
"When Daisy picked up her fourth foul we fell apart for a little bit but the kids just gutted it out," Brandt said. "That 3 by Maggie was unbelievable. It doesn't get any bigger or better than that.
"That was huge."
Shasta had 10 players score in the game with Petersen leading the way with eight points. Webb and Chabolla each had six points.
Brose finished with 11 points and Macdonald turned in 10 points while freshman Payten McKerras scored four points and added 10 rebounds off the bench.
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Hi I have a 506 v2. I am 5,7 68 kgs inter to advanced on a good day. The v2 is many boards in one. It can grovel and be a performance surfboard also. Look at Chris's ward on his. It's not a majic bullet and I think sizing will have a massive effect on how the board is to be surfed. I really like mine if the waves are a bit flatter with backing off sections the board goes insane. It does need a peaky section to get going but is easy to generate speed. This speed is not free like with a PN tho. You need to surf this board to get the best out of it, if that makes seance. I feel it's a great wee board that fits into any quiver. But will always be the bridesmaid never the bride.
I just took my V2 in 5"8, I am 74kg. There was 1m50 mushy waves the first day and clean&small 50cm waves the second day. This is a perfect step down board to any shortboard (MB 5"10).
The takeoff is easy and I didn't experience "late take-off" as explained in the over thread. After the first bottom, the board self generates its speed and can be ridden very easily, and you still have room to pump it faster.
So far I tried to ride it in quatro, K2.1 set or "K3 front K2.1rear" and was perfect in small waves. I used the thruster K3 set when overhead and that was better than the quatro setup.
My final thoughts on the V2 is that this board is really generous with volume and hides it very well. This is a board for when the conditions are not perfect or too small to bring a HPSB. It can be ridden on the front foot, and feels like a spitfire but also can be ridden on the rear foot and it would feel and turn like SB, thanks to its fin tail.


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|Tai chi exercise for patients with heart disease: a systematic review of controlled clinical trials.
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|CONTEXT: To summarize and evaluate the available evidence from controlled clinical trials of tai chi (TC) exercise for patients with heart disease.
SEARCH METHODS: Fourteen databases were searched up to November 2010 with the terms tai chi, taichi, tai ji, taiji, taijichuan, cardiac, heart, coronary, myocardial, and atrial fibrillation in the title, abstract, or key words. No language restrictions were imposed. The quality and validity of randomized clinical trials (RCTs) were evaluated using the Jadad Scale. The strength of the evidence for all included studies was evaluated using the Oxford Centre for Evidence-based Medicine Levels of Evidence.
RESULTS: Nine studies including 5 RCTs and 4 nonrandomized controlled clinical trials met the inclusion criteria. Three studies examined the effectiveness of TC exercise for patients with chronic heart failure (CHF), and 6 studies examined the effectiveness of TC exercise among patients with coronary heart disease (CHD). Overall, these studies demonstrated favorable effects of TC exercise for the patients with heart disease.
CONCLUSIONS: The existing evidence suggests that TC exercise is a good option for heart patients with very limited exercise tolerance and can be an adjunct to rehabilitation programs for patients with CHD or CHF.
|Siu-Man Ng; Chong-Wen Wang; Rainbow Tin-Hung Ho; Rainbow Tin-Hung Ho; Tat-Chi Ziea; Eric Tat-Chi Ziea; J He; Vivian Chi-Woon Wong; Vivian Chi-Woon Taam Wong; Cecilia Lai-Wan Chan; Cecilia Lai-Wan Chan
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|Title: Alternative therapies in health and medicine Volume: 18 ISSN: 1078-6791 ISO Abbreviation: Altern Ther Health Med Publication Date: 2012 May-Jun
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|Created Date: 2012-08-09 Completed Date: 2012-09-06 Revised Date: 2012-12-20
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9502013 Medline TA: Altern Ther Health Med Country: United States
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|Centre on Behavioral Health and Department of Social Work and Social Administration, University of Hong Kong.
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|MeSH Terms
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Health Behavior
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Indian sweets garnished with vark
|Alternative names
|Varq, vark, varak, varakh, varakha etc.
|Place of origin
|India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal
|Region or state
|South Asia
|Main ingredients
|Silver, Gold
|Cookbook: Varaq (वरक़),varaqa(ورق) Media: Varaq (वरक़),varaqa(ورق)
Vark, varak (Sanskrit: वरक), (Arabic: ورق) or varaka is any foil composed of a pure metal, typically silver, sometimes gold,[1] used for garnishing sweets in South Asian cuisine. The silver is edible, though flavorless. Varak is made by pounding silver into a sheet a few micrometres thick, and backed with paper for support; this paper is peeled away before use. It is extremely brittle and breaks into smaller pieces if touched. Vark sheets are laid or rolled over some South Asian sweets. Edible silver and gold foils on sweets, confectionary and desserts is not unique to the Indian subcontinent; other regions such as Japan and Europe have long used precious metal foils as food cover and additive, including specialty drinks such as Danziger Goldwasser.[1]
Vegetarian lobbyists claim that vark is commonly hammered between layers of animal fat or hide and is thus a non-vegetarian product. However, there are certain vegetarian options of vark available in markets.[2]
Gold and silver are approved food foils in the European Union, as E175 and E174 additives respectively. The independent European food-safety certification agency, TÜV Rheinland, has deemed gold leaf safe for consumption. Gold and silver leaf are also certified as kosher. These inert precious metal foils are not considered toxic to human beings nor to broader ecosystems.[3][4][5]
One study has found that about 10% of 178 foils studied from the Lucknow (India) market were made of aluminium. Of the tested foils, 46% of the samples were found to have the desired purity requirement of 99.9% silver, whereas the rest had less than 99.9% silver. All the tested Indian foils contained on average trace levels of nickel (487 ppm), lead (301 ppm), copper (324 ppm), chromium (83 ppm), cadmium (97 ppm) and manganese (43 ppm). All of these are lower than natural anthropogenic exposures of these metals; the authors suggest there is a need to address a lack of purity standards in European Union and Indian food additive grade silver.[6][7] The total silver metal intake per kilogram of sweets eaten, from vark, is less than one milligram.
Large quantities of ingested bioactive silver can cause argyria, but the use of edible silver or gold as vark is not considered harmful to the body, since the metal is in inert form (not ionic bioactive form),[5] and the quantities involved in normal use are minuscule.[2]
Etymology and origins[edit]
Varaka is mentioned in several ancient Sanskrit documents, particularly in Ayurvedic and medical literature. Varaka means cloth, cloak or a thing that covers something else.[8][9] The word varaka is mentioned with swarna (gold), tara (silver) or rupera (silver) in these documents;[10][11] the discussion is in three forms of these precious metals: patra (leaf), varaka (thin foil) and bhasma (ash). Ayurvedic documents consider silver as an antimicrobial astringent, while gold is claimed to be an aphrodisiac.[10] This is not unique to Indian subcontinent; in Europe, edible gold (Aureum potabile) and silver were also claimed to have medicinal properties; later studies found the edible metal foils to be simply inert.[12]
Vark is sometimes spelled Varaq, varq, vark, varkh, varakh, varkha, or waraq (Hindi: वरक़, Urdu: ورق Hindustani pronunciation: [ʋəɾəq]).
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- Metallic dragée
- Gold leaf
- Gilding
- Metal leaf
- Rolling paper
- ^ a b Gold in Gastronomy deLafee, Switzerland (2008)
- ^ a b Sarvate, Sarita (4 April 2005). "Silver Coating". India Currents. Retrieved 2009-07-05.
- ^ Conspicuous Consumption L.V. Anderson, Slate (July 16, 2012)
- ^ Public Health Statement for Silver ATSDR-CDC, US Government (December 1990)
- ^ a b Edible gold and silver
- ^ Das, Mukul; Dixit, S.; Khanna, S. K. (2005). "Justifying the need to prescribe limits for toxic metal contaminants in food-grade silver foils". Food Additives & Contaminants 22 (12): 1219. doi:10.1080/02652030500215235.
- ^ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, See toxicity, food and exposure papers on nickel, lead, copper, chromium, cadmium and manganese.
- ^ See Varaka Sanskrit dictionary, University of Koeln, Germany (2009)
- ^ Varaka Sanskrit-English Dictionary] see वरक
- ^ a b Rustomjee Naserwanjee Khory, Nanabhai Navrosji Katrak (1903), Materia Medica of India and Their Therapeutics, page 233-234
- ^ Khedekar et al., Standard manufacturing process of Makaradhwaja prepared by Swarna Patra – Varkha and Bhasma, Ayu., 2011 Jan-Mar; 32(1): pp 109–115; doi: 10.4103/0974-8520.85741
- ^ Cordial waters Historic food (2007), see Lady Fletcher Vane's manuscript receipt book c.1770


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Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday reiterated his pledge to build a new Tappan Zee Bridge during a visit to Manhattanville College to promote the state budget, which was passed on time for the second year in a row.
"Government has been paralyzed and frozen. Those days are over," he said. "We are going to rebuild the Tappan Zee Bridge. We're going to do it now. We're going to create jobs, and we're going to make it safe and better for the people of the state of New York."
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry plans to swoop into Iowa Sunday, the day after the much-watched Ames straw poll and the day after he is expected to make it clear he will run for president.
Mr. Perry is speaking at the Lincoln Day dinner in Waterloo, birthplace of would-be rival Rep. Michele Bachmann (R., Minn.) and where she launched her candidacy in June.
"It's an important area of the state for Republicans," Mark Miner, a spokesman for the governor, told the Des Moines Register. "There's nothing new to announce, but stay tuned."
Mr. Perry is expected to all but say he will run for the GOP nomination in a Saturday speech in South Carolina, and will attend a house party in New Hampshire that evening. The trip to Iowa means that within about 36 hours, the Texas governor will have visited the first three caucus or primary states. He is expected to make formal announcement in Texas later this summer.
Mr. Perry already has cast a large shadow over this week's straw poll, a big event in GOP presidential politics. The Sunday appearance will undoubtedly steal some of the spotlight from the contest's winner.
Public opinion polls show that Mr. Perry garners much of his support from the type of conservative voters who would otherwise support a candidate like Ms. Bachmann.
Mr. Perry is not on the ballot at Ames, though there is a write-in option. Pictures posted on Twitter from Iowa this week show Perry-supporters wearing burnt-orange t-shirts with the phrase, "Americans for Rick Perry." The outside group is not affiliated with the governor, though it aims to boost his presidential campaign.
The Des Moines Register reports other speakers at the Sunday event include Sen. Chuck Grassley, state Rep. Walt Rogers, Republican Party of Iowa Chairman Matt Strawn and Secretary of State Matt Schultz.
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I suspected it had to do with the fact that Safari is very strict with x-domain cookie setting and so I tried it in Firefox with
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La Dolce Vita Returns to Four Seasons Resort Hualalai
The series of celebratory events, to be held at the Resort June 9-15, 2014, includes cooking classes, culinary adventures and spectacular dinners co-hosted by Steve and Chrystal Clifton, owners of Palmina and partners of Brewer-Clifton wines, as well as a variety of Spa, retail, eco and entertainment experiences.
"La Dolce Vita is our annual celebration of the sweet life - a fun and interactive way to celebrate the lifestyle of Hualalai," says Robert Whitfield, regional vice president and general manager of
The line-up of events (schedule subject to change) is as follows:
Monday, June 9
- Pizza and Dolcetto Dinner – Chef Angela Kenyon and winemaker Steve Clifton host this Palmina tradition at Beach Tree, in which they grill three specialty pizzas over an open fire beachside while guests enjoy Palmina's just-released 2013 Dolcetto.
Tuesday, June 10
- WOW Farm Tour Lunch and Wine Tasting – Beach Tree Chef Angela Kenyon, Manager Teddy Lyau and winemakers Steve and Chrystal Clifton host a trip to WOW Farms – Hawaii's best tomato farm. Guests will join a private tour from owner Mike Hodson, pick tomatoes for that evening's dinner and enjoy a farm lunch with Palmina Wines.
- Taste of Wow Dinner - WOW Farms owner Mike Hodson and winemakers Steve and Chrystal Clifton join Chef Angela Kenyon and Manager Teddy Lyau for an extraordinary three-course prix fixe dinner. WOW Farm tomatoes will be featured in all three courses, including made-to-order spaghetti with wild boar and Beach Tree's signature Rosso wine by Palmina.
Wednesday, June 11
- NELHA Tour and Lunch - See the future now, at the Natural Energy Labs of Hawaiian Authority (NELHA), with a fascinating visit to the Hawaii Ocean Science Technology Park. NELHA is developing innovative and sustainable marine resources, including deep-sea farming of kampachi and Maine lobster. After the tour, enjoy a lunch, freshly prepared on-site by the culinary team from Four Seasons.
- Scuola di Cucina: Limoncello – Beach Tree Manager Teddy Lyau leads guests through the art of creating limoncello, the famed Italian digestif. Guests will bottle their own sample to take home, allowing them to celebrate La Dolce Vita back on the mainland.
- The Perfect Pairing Dinner - Lobster, kampachi and chardonnay – Chef Ricardo Jarquin will grill local favourites lobster and kampachi beachside, while Manager Chuck Wilson and winemakers Steve & Chrystal Clifton pour the new 'ULU Chardonnay by Palmina, for the perfect seaside pairing.
Thursday, June 12
- Alberi dell Vita (Trees of Life) Tour and Lunch - Protecting the world we live in sustains our ability to enjoy the sweet life. On the slopes of Mauna Kea, guests will see first-hand how important it is to take action now to preserve the beauty of Hawaii Island. Learn how Hawaiian Legacy Hardwoods and
Four Seasonsare joining forces to make a difference by planting 500,000 legacy koa trees. Guests tour this spectacular forest, plant their very own legacy koa tree and enjoy an amazing lunch, all while giving back and paying it forward.
- Torneo di Biliardino (Foosball Tournament) – A fun and fast-moving tournament at the Surf Shack to kick-off the beginning of the World Cup. Five-minute games between guests of all ages are refereed Resort Manager Florian Riedel.
- World Cup – Day 1 of the biggest sporting event in the world takes centre stage, live on big-screen televisions at the Surf Shack, as Brazil faces-off with Croatia.
- Scuola di Cucina: Gnocchi – Chef Angela Kenyon will teach guests to prepare Beach Tree's famous gnocchi, while enjoying housemade sangria. That evening at the Gnocchi and Barbera Dinner, Chef Angela and winemaker Steve Clifton will cook the gnocchi the guests prepared, serving them their respective creations.
- Gnocchi and Barbera Dinner – Chef Angela Kenyon and winemaker Steve Clifton prepare gnocchi to order – on display in the Beach Tree dining room, paired with Palmina's Barbera wine.
Friday, June 13
- Alla Vita e Salute (To Life & Health) Yoga and Wellness Chat and Breakfast - Start the morning with a 45-minute yoga session in the Spa's Waiea Garden, followed by a wellness discussion and breakfast with Hualalai Spa's fitness expert Beth D'Angelo. Guests will then enjoy a 20-minute mini massage treatment in an outdoor Spa hale before heading off to conquer the day.
- Scuola di Cucina: Olive Oil – Chef Angela Kenyon will host a fun and educational tasting of olive oils, including Beach Tree's signature olive oil. Guests will learn about the rich history of olive oil, its various characteristics and which varietal to use with different foods.
- Palmina Wines Dinner Party – The party will begin at the Beach Tree Lounge, with passed hors d'ouevres and wine, before the main seating in the dining room, featuring Chef Angela Kenyon's four-course family-style prix fixe dinner and celebration. Winemakers Steve and Chrystal Clifton present a variety of acclaimed Palmina Wines.
Saturday, June 14
- Torneo di Bocce (Bocce Ball Tournament) – An old-school bocce ball tournament on the Sunset Lawn. Sinatra, sparkling wine and the spirit of friendly competition are sure to be seen and heard at this festive event.
- Scuola di Cucina: Dolce (Dessert) – Executive Pastry Chef Melissa Logan opens up her kitchen for an interactive class, creating some of her favourite Italian-inspired desserts.
- Meet the Winemakers Reception – Guests are invited to join Steve and Chrystal Clifton, makers of Palmina Wines and partners of Brewer-Clifton Wines for an intimate reception on the 'ULU Ocean Grill + Sushi Lounge beach, featuring some of their favourite wines paired with Chef Ricardo Jarquin's hors d'oeuvres.
- Brewer-Clifton Winemaker Dinner – Guests will be treated to a spectacular evening of dining and wine pairings at 'ULU Ocean Grill + Sushi Lounge. The evening begins with hors d'oeuvres and wine alongside the beach, before the seating on the oceanfront lanai. Winemakers Steve and Chrystal Clifton host the evening, which features Chef Ricardo Jarquin's locally-sourced five-course menu and Brewer-Clifton wines.
Guests are also invited to book the Experience More package, which includes a USD 1,000.00 Resort credit. This five-night package includes luxurious suite accommodations, and the Resort credit is applicable to incidental charges, including La Dolce Vita events, Spa, retail, golf and activities.
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Hilton Garden Inn Columbus-University Area features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 2950 square feet (274 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A complimentary area shuttle within 3.00 mi is available for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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It's time to rally the world's leaders to act on what our religious traditions teach about helping the weakest among us.
In a world where one billion people live on less than a dollar per day and three billion live on less than two dollars, what can and should the world's wealthy nations do to save their less fortunate fellow humans from drowning in a sea of hunger, disease, and misery? This is the conundrum the world community tackled in 2000, when the United Nations adopted the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a global commitment to cut extreme poverty by 50 percent and to improve the lives of those in the poorest countries in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2015.
Yet five years later, as the heads of the world's most powerful industrialized countries convene for theGroup of 8 Summit
in Gleneagles, Scotland, they are already woefully behind schedule in making good on their promises. That's why tens of thousands of protesters are turning out in Gleneagles and in nearby Edinburgh to push for the G8 leaders to fulfill their commitment to end global poverty. Spurred by religiously inspired principles of global justice and solidarity that the MDGs reflect, leaders and groups from across the religious spectrum are at the forefront of this effort.
Reaching the Millenium Development Goals--conceived as a comprehensive approach to tackling global poverty--would constitute an important milestone in creating a global community that honors the inestimable worth of every person-a value shared by Jews, Christians and Muslims, who hold that human beings are created in the image of God, and by every religious tradition that regards human life as sacred.
Among the Millennium Development Goals, the eighth spells out the actions that the most developed countries, including the United States and the members of the European Union, must take. It commits these countries to provide substantial debt relief to developing countries, lower trade barriers that limit imports from the least developed countries to the developed world, and earmark 0.7 percent of their gross domestic product (GDP) annually for development assistance. Their compliance-and especially that of the United States--is essential to the achievement of the MDGs.
Sadly, the U.S. government is failing to fulfill its pledge. Washington currently allocates about one-fifth of the 0.7 percent of its annual GDP, considerably lower than the 0.23 percent aid average contributed by other developed countries. At the current rate of progress, the goal of eradicating extreme poverty in sub-Saharan Africa by 2015 will not be met.
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|We can get a Roomba to clean and hack.
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At the moment there's a Roomba 531 on sale in Hubo for €174 which seems a good deal. If some people put the money together we can get one for the space. So if you're willing to put down some money please add your name here:
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Please add any ideas of what to do here:
- First problem that needs fixing is the docking station. The standard Roomba docking station is to lightweight. When trying to dock the Roomba pushes it dock ahead of himself until something holds back the dock. When undocking he also moves his docking station a little. I would like to suggest attaching the docking station to one of our LackRacks. They are heavy enough form them not to be moved by the Roomba and this has the added benefit of making it impossible to step on the Roomba when it's docked.
- Make Roomba only clean when Pamela say's the space is closed.
- UPnP stack (because what we currently have is still not broken enough)
- Bring a bottle of Mate to a thirsty hacker.
- Let users online control it and clean the space
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- Make it play nyan.cat wile cleaning
- Maybe we can use a R0cket from CCC Camp to be the brain and communication part.