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I may be a bit behind the times, or felines, but I just learned this week that cat cafes are a popular Japanese hang out spot where caffeine aficionados can enjoy their favorite beverage in the presence of cats. I haven't been able to find one in Connecticut, but if one was to open up in Newtown, you know who would be its first customer!
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The Newtown High School cafeteria was turned into a confectionary gathering spot on Valentine's Day.
Vikki Grodner, the founder of Life Is Precious, traveled with her husband Ken from Alabama to help deliver thousands of cupcakes to Newtown's first responders, the immediate families of those who lost loved ones on 12/14, and the children of Sandy Hook School. The offering was Mrs Grodner's way of "giving the community communal hugs," she said. She called it The Newtown Community Cupcake Heartwarmer.


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The village of Mecucciami belongs to the municipality of Castiglione del Lago, in the province of Perugia, region Umbria.
The village of Mecucciami is 4,36 kilometers far from the same town of Castiglione del Lago to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Castiglione del Lago also belong the localities of Badia (5,80 km), Badiaccia (6,92 km), Banditella (2,29 km), Bertoni (6,00 km), Binami (13,06 km), Bracacci (6,49 km), Caioncola (12,06 km), Cantagallina Alta (10,43 km), Cantagallina Bassa (10,60 km), Carraia (5,92 km), Casamaggiore (8,74 km), Case Giorgi (10,89 km), Castiglione del Lago Stazione (1,36 km), Ceraso (5,95 km), Cimbano (10,05 km), Cozzano (12,51 km), Ferretto (8,71 km), Frattavecchia (6,06 km), Gioiella (9,27 km), I Ballotti (9,08 km), I Bertoni I (5,60 km), I Bertoni II (6,01 km), I Bologni (6,23 km), I Castagni (3,85 km), I Cuffi (3,29 km), I Guidomani (12,60 km), I Nonni (3,69 km), I Poggi (10,70 km), I Torami (8,31 km), Laviano (13,16 km), Lopi di Sopra (8,56 km), Lopi di Sotto (8,24 km), Macchie (8,83 km), Muffa (7,28 km), Mugnanesi (13,40 km), Nardelli (7,54 km), Palazzetta (4,05 km), Panicale Stazione (7,39 km), Panicarola (7,83 km), Pentimento (10,73 km), Pescia (3,81 km), Petrignano (12,06 km), Petrignano del Lago (12,14 km), Piana (4,28 km), Pineta (6,66 km), Poggetto (5,30 km), Porto (13,15 km), Pozzuolo (9,38 km), Pucciarelli (4,02 km), Ranciano (3,99 km), San Fatucchio (5,62 km), Vaiano (9,15 km), Villastrada (9,65 km), Vitellino (3,48 km).
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PONTIAC -- On Friday, the day that the state-approved elimination of health care benefits for city retirees became official, former Police Chief Conway Thompson told Emergency Manager Lou Schimmel he was breaking a promise.Ā
"I promised the city 25 years of service, which I gave. They promised me a retirement and benefits," Thompson said.
"I fulfill my promise, and you come in and take away what the city promised me."
Thompson was at a meeting where Schimmel introduced ordinances that provide a two-year, $400-a-month pension benefit increase to city retirees who are losing their health care on Sept. 1, a move that saves Pontiac about $6 million annually and brings the city's spending in line with its income.
"I don't have to do this, but I feel the retirees, if they're not going to get their health care paid for by the city, they ought to have an increase in their pension checks," Schimmel said.
The orders eliminating retiree health care benefits were signed and posted on Friday afternoon.
Letters are being mailed to the city's roughly 1,200 retirees informing them of the changes to their benefits, which include the elimination of dental and life insurance. The city is continuing to maintain a health insurance group purchasing pool, and retirees will have the opportunity to purchase health insurance through a Blue Cross Blue Shield product known as GlidePath. The enrollment period for retirees who continue to purchase health care through the city is Aug. 2 through Aug. 16.
"Let me frame it this way: There's absolutely no way this city's general fund can pay for retiree health care," Schimmel said.
City of Pontiac Retired Employees Association President Claudia Filler said: "The real story here is the impact of the loss of health care -- the impact it's going to have on the lives of the retirees."
Filler said retirees are upset and disappointed, and that "we intend to pursue all legal action to get our rights restored, our health insurance restored."
Filler said the city paid off bondholders before retirees, citing Schimmel's payoff of nearly all the city's debt.
The emergency manager replied: "I claim that's the difference between, for example, Detroit and Pontiac." The bond payments were "the ticket of not going into bankruptcy" by reducing the city's annual payout of principal and interest on bonded debt by about $6 million, he said.
Filler said the city needs to come up with a means of paying for retiree health care, and Schimmel asked Filler if she thinks the solution is a judgment levy on the city's tax rolls.
"Whatever it takes to keep the promise," Filler replied.
Schimmel said: "Your answer is to have it put on the tax rolls by a judge. I'm not buying that."
The elimination of retiree health care benefits was approved by the state Emergency Loan Board last week in the face of a counterproposal from the Pontiac City Council that pitched what's known as a "420 transfer," named for a section of the Internal Revenue Service code, from the 150-percent-funded Pontiac General Employees Retirement System.
A 420 transfer allows the use of 50 percent of a pension fund's earnings each year over and above projected returns to pay for retiree health care, per state law. Federal law dictates that the transfer can't bring the pension plan beneath a 125 percent funding level.
City Councilman Donald Watkins said to Schimmel: "We did come with a plan."
The emergency manager replied: "You came with a plan that can't be implemented for two years. That's unacceptable."
City Councilman Kermit Williams suggested the city create a standalone public corporation that 420 transfers could pay into for retiree health care, insulating the city from bankruptcy in the years that not enough money is generated to cover the obligation.
Schimmel said he's "open to canceling this plan before two years are up if we can come up with something better." After the emergency manager leaves, the state will likely appoint a Transition Advisory Board that oversees the city's finances, including the retiree health care issue.
He described the $400 pension benefit increase as Plan B after the Pontiac General Employees Retirement System board refused to join the state Municipal Employees' Retirement System and split off its surplus in the process to pay for retiree health care.
"Nobody has to go through what we're going through today," Schimmel said. When asked during the hearing how he sleeps at night, he said: "I sleep real well at night,Ā but I wonder how the pension board members sleep at night."
Filler said she doesn't trust the idea of moving to the state retirement system.
"If you had told me that two years ago, I might have said, 'great idea' But we are seeing what happens to promises made," she said.
Retiree health care is paid for in the city's budget through Sept. 1 by the sale of Lot 9 and the anticipated sale of the Pontiac Municipal Golf Course.Ā
After that, the GlidePath insurance that's being offered to retirees has yearly deductibles ranging from $500 to $3,000 and premiums that range from $433.47 a month for a single retiree purchasing high-deductible insurance to $1,927.70 a month for a retiree purchasing insurance with a $500 annual deductible for a family of three or more.
Finance Director John Naglick said the city was able to maintain group purchasing because younger, healthier retirees who tend to be police and firefighters balance out the cost of insuring older retirees with preexisting conditions.
The $400 pension benefit increase Schimmel introduced is, before taxes, more than the $362 monthly cost of supplemental Medicare Advantage insurance. Of the city's 1,236 retirees, 752 are Medicare-eligible.
During the months-long debate on how to fund retiree health care, it was previously thought that police and firefighters who retired on or after Aug. 22, 1996 would be insulated from a cut, as they are included in a health care trust with roughly $35 million in assets.
Schimmel said that's no longer true, as the city's attorneys determined that benefit changes must be the same for all retiree groups. Under the plan for a pension benefit increase, the $400 boost for police and firefighters who retired after 1996 would be paid for by their health care trust.Ā
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Sound Transit Route 560 changes: Open houseOctober 21, 2012 at 12:08 pm | 4 Comments
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As reported on WSB on October 21st, Sound Transit wants to shorten Express Route 560 so its West Seattle starting/ending point is Westwood Village, instead of The Junction. But it will run to Westwood all day, instead of just running to West Seattle in peak hours (you can see the gap in the current schedule). Tonight there's an open house planned aboard an ST bus to be parked on the south side of WV, 5-7 pm, for comments and questions.
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Why is this open house being held in the part of West Seattle that will NOT be affected by the route shortening?
I've lived near the junction for 4 years and this bus route has been my go-to method for getting to and from the airport.
I'm very disappointed.
Comment by Emily — 11:52 am October 25, 2012 #
What a mess Westwood is with all the buses!!! Isn't there a park an ride on Olsen Way that we all paid money for? The first time a kid or adult leaves the park and walks between the buses and gets injuried or killed will be a shame. If there's streetlights there they are blocked by the buses any it's very dark there and most people are looking at the shopping center not looking for ped's.
Comment by Sunny@206 — 5:01 pm October 25, 2012 #
Thank you for printing an unbiased version of the proposal on this blurb, and for continued coverage of the daily transit commutes.
I support the proposal in hopes that the 560 can become more productive with all-day connection to West Seattle's three bus spines. The taxpayers need to see more value out of this route.
I'd love to see the 120 extended to the airport one day, and have its frequency increased, but that is out of Sound Transit's court.
Comment by Brent — 11:47 pm October 25, 2012 #
I think it was good process that an open house was held at Westwood. That neighborhood will have to deal with any increased (pedestrian/rider) traffic. I hope they welcome it.
The 560 does not currently serve Westwood. Promoting its future arrival in Westwood makes good business sense.
Comment by Brent — 11:51 pm October 25, 2012 #
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GODAMNIT! I HATE THE ****ing PUN BECAUSE CAESAR IS PRONOUNCED "KAISAR"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN WILL THIS ENCYCLOPEDIA BECOME ACCURATE? --Sir Xiao Li CUN VFH NS (Talk)[citation needed] 10:07, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
- It's actually pronounced /Ki:zə/. ~ 10:22, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
- What effect does that have on the IPA pronounciation? ~ 10:31, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
- Well, Caesar should be pronouced sees-her using modern Anglo-Latin pronunciation which has been used for centuries - /Ki:zə/ would be the classical roman pronunciation, which we haven't used officially for a long time. So seeing as we're speaking English, the standard pronunciation of c followed by an ae sounds like "see". Probably. • Spang • ☃ • talk • 10:41, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
Fear the Ides of March! How can you not have "Et tu" in there someone? "Et tu, you freakin' bastard?" --22.214.171.124 23:57, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
Are we aware that "et tu" is the wrong tradition, he's supposed to have actually said "ki su, teknon?" (Greek; "you too, my child?", a quote from Menander). Or is using the wrong tradition (thanks Shakespeare!) part of the joke?
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Kevin Phillips' new book is sure to delight Democratic Party strategists and infuriate those who favor a second term for President George W. Bush. Simply put, Phillips believes that the Bush family has established a self-serving political dynasty that endangers both America and the rest of the world. He traces this dynasty of shared values as well as name back four generations to the current president's enterprising great-grandfathers, George Herbert Walker and Samuel Prescott Bush. From these sires sprang via just four family members two presidents, a vice president, a senator, a congressman, two governors, an ambassador to the United Nations and a director of the Central Intelligence Agency. It was not their vision of a better society that propelled the Bushes to political power, says Phillips, but rather their wealth, connections and artfully concealed ruthless. Their link with the common man, he maintains, has been more of rhetoric than shared experience. In tracing what he perceives to be the negative effects of the Bush dynasty and especially those of the current administration Phillips examines the family's longstanding ties to the oil industry in Texas and the Middle East, furtive government operations carried out in the name of national security and George W.'s religious fundamentalism. Phillips also contends that the younger Bush has assimilated the most macho and simplistic traits of Texas frontierism, including the determination to destroy Saddam Hussein, once an American ally, as a matter of family honor. A former Republican strategist himself, Phillips faults the Democrats for being too timid and deferential to Bush in the Florida recount debacle that gave him the presidency.
Though Phillips is occasionally willing to conclude guilt in places that only suggest it, he builds his most alarming conclusions about dynastic mischief on a mountain of credible evidence. This book may not change many minds, but it will surely illuminate the sides that voters ultimately choose to take. Edward Morris reviews from Nashville.


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Defensive end Brett Keisel still doesn't know where he'll play or how much he'll get on the field.
"We really didn't get into that too much. They just said, 'We want you back,' " said Keisel, who re-signed with the Steelers this week but did not play Thursday in Philadelphia.
Coach Mike Tomlin also said Keisel's role hasn't been finalized. But Keisel, who turns 36 next month, provides depth — and gives the Steelers options — along a relatively thin defensive line.
Keisel, who has spent his entire 12-season career in Pittsburgh, felt like he still could play when his contract expired at the end of last season. He missed all of training camp, so it's likely he'll get some snaps against Carolina on Thursday at Heinz Field.
"I've felt since about March, when I decided I still wanted to play football, that something would happen. I hoped it would be here, and for a long time ... nothing happened, nothing happened," Keisel said. "It was kind of weird like, 'What am I going to do now?' "
Keisel flew to Arizona on Tuesday to discuss a possible job with the Cardinals only to return to Pittsburgh when the Steelers called.
Now that Keisel is back, defensive end Cam Thomas can be shifted inside at times to take Steve McLendon's place at nose tackle. Rookie defensive end Stephon Tuitt also has someone other than an assistant coach to work with him.
"To be back and to be able to hope to help lead some of these guys and help these guys turn into pros and accountable pros, I'm excited about it," Keisel said.
Cam Heyward already has shifted to Keisel's longtime spot at left defensive end, so the Steelers must decide whether to keep him there or move him back to right end when Keisel plays.
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A stadium that would seat a minimum of 9,000 fans could be coming to Downtown El Paso within two years, and with it, a major league-affiliated baseball team.
The City Council on Tuesday will consider authorizing City Manager Joyce Wilson to sign an agreement between the city and MountainStar Sports Group LLC to build a $50 million stadium, which would house a Triple-A minor league baseball team.
The agreement would be the first official step in creating a public-private partnership to build the ballpark, and it is contingent on investors purchasing a franchise and relocating it to El Paso.
If its approved by the council on Tuesday, the resolution would authorize Wilson to relocate city operations to other Downtown sites so the stadium may be built where City Hall now sits.
"It's going to be a big day for El Paso," Wilson said, and added that to secure the team, the city would have to commit to having the stadium ready by April 2014 or, at the latest, for the 2015 season. "It's our watershed moment."
Hunt, chairman of Hunt Companies, and Foster, executive chairman of Western Refining are the main investors behind MountainStar Sports.
Members of the corporation would not name the team they're working to buy, but sources have said it could be the Tucson franchise in the Triple-A Pacific Coast League, which is for sale. Triple-A baseball is one step below Major League Baseball. The Tucson Padres are the minor league team of the San Diego Padres.
"We cannot bring a team to El Paso without having a state-of-the-art ballpark in place or a firm commitment to build one," Joshua Hunt said in a prepared statement. He said that Minor League Baseball is stringent about its policies to have teams play in safe, family-friendly ballparks.
"For the most part, those venues are Downtown sites," Josh Hunt said in the statement.
Securing a Triple-A baseball team hinges on having a ballpark that would be approved by Minor League Baseball.
"El Paso is ready for professionally-affiliated sports," Josh Hunt said. "A Triple-A baseball team and a new ballpark would be a tremendous quality-of-life opportunity for the city, as well as a catalyst for Downtown revitalization and a boost to economic development."
City representatives appear to support the idea, and Susie Byrd, Ann Morgan Lilly, Cortney Niland, Michiel Noe and Steve Ortega say they're excited to move forward with the proposal. Mayor John Cook and Rep. Eddie Holguin didn't immediately return calls Thursday.
Reps. Emma Acosta and Carl Robinson said they support the stadium but still have reservations and questions about the proposal, including the location and the impact of the financing options on taxpayers.
Financing: Checksand balances
The stadium, estimated to cost from $45 million to $55 million, will be funded primarily through hotel occupancy taxes, Wilson said.
Other funding sources could include lease revenue bonds or other debt obligations issued by the city. It was unclear Thursday whether certificates of obligation -- which are repaid through property taxes but don't require voter approval -- could be used in combination with the hotel tax to pay for a sports facility.
City officials have said other potential funding sources for the stadium are revenues from an increase to the vehicle tax, which would require state authorization, as well as revenues from the Downtown Management District and the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone. Ticket surcharges and team and corporate sponsorships would also help fund the stadium and its operations, officials said.
El Paso's 15.5 percent hotel occupancy tax, now distributed to the city, county and state, will increase to 17.5 percent. The 2 percent increase would be dedicated to fund the baseball park. The increase to the hotel tax and its designation to the ballpark would require voter approval, which would probably be on the November bond ballot.
"It's a great economic development tool for our community with most of the revenue paid for by outsiders," Ortega said. He added that those revenues could cover about 70 percent of the baseball park's cost. "It's transformational."
The 17.5 percent hotel occupancy tax rate would make it the highest in the state. Officials said that El Paso will continue to rank as one of the most affordable cities when the actual per-night revenue is calculated.
The increase to the hotel tax will add about $1.40 per night to the average El Paso hotel bill. That could generate about $35 million over the life of the bond, Wilson said.
Niland, who represents Downtown, said part of the deal will be that the team cannot relocate to another city for the life of the debt of the ballpark. If the team were to relocate, it would assume the remainder of the debt.
"There's many checks and balances that will happen to ensure that El Paso's investment is secured," Niland said.
Location, location, location
If approved, the ballpark would be built where City Hall, the Insights Museum and the Community Garden now stand, which means city functions would be relocated. City Hall was opened in 1979.
"That's that ideal site where we can control and deliver a product in the time frame we have," Wilson said.
Earlier this summer, the tax office formerly housed at City Hall moved to the Wells Fargo Building Downtown, and city officials have been looking to relocate the information technology department to another Downtown building.
Wilson said that if the council approves the plan Tuesday, she will immediately assign a "relocation guru" to work with real estate agents to find city offices a new home. In the short term, that could mean entering into low-cost leases, she said, while a long-term strategy could involve buying or renovating a building closer to the County Courthouse and other government buildings Downtown.
In the long term, the baseball stadium appears to be part of a larger plan to create a sports entertainment district by the existing entertainment district. The sports district would include the baseball park, a multipurpose entertainment center where the convention center now sits and a possible soccer stadium at Union Depot.
"They won't happen all at once, but we do have to look at where things will fit in the future," Wilson said.
The Downtown Sports Complex Study by Urban Design, which was contracted by the city, will be presented to council on Tuesday. The financial impact of a Downtown stadium will also be presented.
Moving forward: Bond issue
In May, the City Council approved a project list for a $468 million bond issue that will go to voters in November. The list was a pared-down version of the originally proposed $835 million bond issue that included a baseball stadium at a cost of $45 million to $55 million.
The $468 million quality-of-life bond issue will include $190 million for parks and recreation facilities, $50 million for the zoo, $12 million for libraries, $36 million for museums, and $180 million for a multipurpose sports and entertainment center.
It will not include the originally proposed street projects, a soccer stadium or the Sun Bowl Stadium improvements. A seven-year, $210 million street improvement plan will be funded using certificates of obligation, officials said. The street improvement plan is also on Tuesday's agenda.
Under the plan approved by the council, the bond ballot will group projects into two categories. One proposal will include parks, recreation and amateur sports facilities such as soccer complexes and competitive pool. The other will include cultural and entertainment facilities such as libraries, museums and a multipurpose center.
The third proposal will ask for the increase to the hotel occupancy tax to help support the baseball park.
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The resolution states that the city intends to locate the ballpark where City Hall now stands and authorizes the city manager to complete the planning for the redevelopment of the site and get it ready for construction. That would include terminating leases and relocating city operations.
It also authorizes the city manager to proceed with proposed financing plans, including the possible use of a venue hotel occupancy tax if approved by the voters at a duly called election; lease revenue bonds issued by a local government corporation formed by the city; and/or other debt obligations issued by or on behalf of the city for the construction and development of the ballpark.
Finally, the resolution allows the city manager or her designee to negotiate a contract for the construction and future operations and maintenance of the ballpark.


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Dear Arsene,
I'd like to start my letter to you by saying Merry Christmas and if I don't speak to you before-hand Happy New Year. I'd also like to thank you for your efforts over the last 12 years. Under your guidance, we have won league titles, FA cups and reached the UEFA cup and Champions League finals. We have played some amazing football under your reign and at times been mesmeric, at times been magical and at times been unbeatable. We've moved into our new stadium. A 60,000+ start of the art all seater stadium in the heart of London.
I'm a big fan of Arsenal and you as manager and like many other fans, have Arsenal in my blood, in my veins and above all in my heart. I, like many other fans, pay the highest prices in the league. I, like many other fans, buy silly little mugs and slippers, heavily over-priced but in knowledge that money is going to the club. I've travelled around Europe following our team, I've spent hours upon hours on the motorway, in traffic, missed trains, spent money on hotels, petrol… and all for you and our team.
I was born in North London and to me, Arsenal are my local club, my community, my football club. I've supported us when we've been mid-table, when we've just finished fourth, when we've been knocked out of the cup by Burnley, when we lost 6-1 to our main rivals, and of course when we've won those lovely titles. I will always support the team, I will always spend my earnings on Arsenal, I will always come down to the ground and I will always buy a programme every single game.
So, as we sit here with our families and friends, remembering those without, I ask you Arsene, please give me the Christmas present that me and all other fans deserve. We have a team packed with youth and potential. We have some players who aren't young any more. A Togo International at the age of 24 / 25 isn't young. Wilshere at 16 is young. Our team has a youth policy and we like it. We're proud to see our kids beat Wigan. Believe me, we are proud. But we also have experience and knowledge. Most of us fans have got decades of watching the team behind them, many of us watch other games, sky sports news and play pro evolution soccer and football manager. Yes, not many of us are managers, but we know football and we know our team.
We've been very close to winning the Champions League. Last season we all said buy one more player, but we didn't and we missed out on the league by 4 points. We have the basis for a great team.
Arsene, the present we want is the player we were missing from last season and a replacement for some of the departing players. If you can buy one defensive midfielder and one wide player, then the players we have will not be pushed away, they will embrace and learn and become better players. Denilson will be a better player if playing alongside a Barry or Alonso rather than a Diaby and a Song. Song will become a better player when fighting for his place in the team rather than walking into a "top four" team. Wilshere, I'm sure, could learn a few things from a Ribery.
We seem to have an injury jinx, and with Rosicky, Cesc and Walcott out of the team for a while, and Nasri and Eduardo patchy for the next 4-6 weeks, we really have to dip into the transfer market if we want to finish in the top four. But if the players we buy are right and the aforementioned players come back from injury, then we may still have a shout at the title. Maybe. But it's going to take a lot of hard work to do so. It's amazing that we're only 8 points behind the leaders. And maybe it says a lot about our form when Liverpool are leading the table.
I'm not criticising you or telling you how to do your job, but some things are blindingly obvious in football and buying at least 2 players is the minimum requirement this January. We can see it on the pitch. We have such a good set of players, but we're just short in a few areas. You've said several times that we need "an extra body" or "another midfielder" but you've been reluctant to spend. The board say there is money and that you can spend it.
So, this Christmas, please think about the club, where we are, and think about the fans. Please buy the two players you need and then maybe buy the other two players we all want.
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Tori Spelling's BFFs Scout Masterson and Bill Horn are celebrating their daughter Simone Lynn Masterson-Horn's very first birthday! And with the celebration came many celebrity friends and of course, lots of cake!
The birthday celebration, held at The Carousel at Santa Monica Pier, included over 60 friends and family. Spelling, who helped plan the party, brought along her entire family and they were accompanied by stars such as Ali Landry and Sasha Alexander.
"Simone's birthday was perfect good friends, family, lots of fun on the carousal, and of course, cake," her dads say. "Who doesn't love birthday cake?! Simone's now a BIG fan."
Simone's party will be featured on Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood Season 6, set to air later this year on Oxygen.
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LAS CRUCES — For Las Crucens who like the thrill of speeding drivers, roaring engines and waving flags, one of the few regional options to see live racing is the Southern New Mexico Speedway.
It's a taxpayer-owned facility adjacent to the fairgrounds on the West Mesa, and Doña Ana County officials in recent days announced they're reopening a bidding process to find the next speedway operator.
Royal Jones, owner of a local trucking business, holds an existing contract with the county to operate the facility. His partner in the operation is Jimmy Ray, he said.
"It's nothing out of the ordinary; they have to rebid it every three or four years," said Jones, also owner of Mesilla Valley Transportation trucking company. "It's pretty much standard procedure with all the county's properties.
This year's racing season starts the first Saturday in May and will last about five and a half months, Jones said. Once it starts, racing takes place every weekend at the speedway, 11 miles west of Las Cruces.
Interim County Manager Sue Padilla said the county owns the assets at the 15.75-acre speedway, which is a separate parcel from the adjacent fairgrounds. The last time a bid process — called a request for proposals — was opened up was before the county offices moved into its building at 845 N. Motel Blvd. in 2006, according to Padilla.
"The only one that came forward as an interested party was Royal Jones," she said.
Jones signed the agreement under his company Southern New Mexico Speedway Inc., Padilla said. It's been a year-to-year renewal in recent years.
Among the existing provisions is that Jones, in lieu of rent, is obligated to renovate and maintain the speedway facilities and property, Padilla said.
Will there be some sort of revenue-sharing provision in the next contract?
"That's one thing that needs to be further spelled out," Padilla said.
Jones, a racing enthusiast, said he was first approached by county two decades ago about running the speedway.
"We took over it in "93," he said. "The county asked us to because they knew we loved racing and would try to make it a better" speedway.
The races draw in spectators from across southern New Mexico, from El Paso and even some from Arizona, Jones said.
Submitting proposals
The county is accepting proposals from potential operators through May 14, according to a news release.
After proposals are received, they'll be evaluated, Padilla said. Ultimately, county commissioners must decide on the next operator, she said.
People interested in bidding should send or deliver sealed proposals to the Doña Ana County Purchasing Department, Room 2-147, 845 N. Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, N.M. 88007. The deadline to submit proposals is 2 p.m. May 14, according to the county. At that time, the proposals will be opened and recorded as received. Any proposal received after the closing time will be returned unopened.
Specifications for the request for proposals — or, RFP — can be found at 845 N Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, NM Room 2-147, or online at http://www.donaanacounty.org/finance/bids.
For more information, contact Doña Ana County Purchasing Manager Donald E. Bullard at (575) 525-5927 or via email at email@example.com.
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After splitting two games in the regular season and deciding to share the District 2-4A title, rivals No. 3 West Ouachita and No. 6 Neville meet for a third time at 2 p.m. today in the quarterfinals of the Class 4A tournament in Sulphur.
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ICANN has made a preliminary determination that it is prepared to grant a data retention waiver request submitted by Registrar NAMEWEB BVBA under the 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement (the "2013 RAA"). Section 2 of the Data Retention Specification (the "Specification") of 2013 RAA provides that prior to granting any exemption under the Specification, ICANN will post its determination on the ICANN website for a period of thirty (30) calendar days.
Pursuant to Section 2 of the Specification, NAMEWEB BVBA submitted to ICANN a Registrar Data Retention Waiver Request ("Waiver Request") on the basis of NAMEWEB BVBA's contention that compliance with the data collection and/or retention requirements of the Specification violates applicable law in Belgium.
The Waiver Request cited Article 5 of Chapter 2 of the Belgium Act of 8 December 1992 on the protection of privacy in relation to the processing of personal data. That article provides as follows (the following is an unofficial English translation from Dutch):
Article 5.
Personal data may be processed only if:
- the data subject has unambiguously given his consent;
- the processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract;
- the processing is necessary for the compliance with an obligation to which the data controller is subject by or by virtue of law, decree or ordinance;
- the processing is necessary in order to protect a vital interest of the data subject;
- the processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the data controller or in a third party to whom the data are disclosed;
- the processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the data controller or by the third party to whom the data are disclosed, except where such interests are overridden by the fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject.
The King may specify, by royal decree deliberated upon in the Council of Ministers and after having taken advice from the Commission for the protection of privacy, in such cases the conditions under f) shall not be considered fulfilled.
The Waiver Request was accompanied by a letter from the Article 29 Working Party dated 8 January 2014 regarding European Data Protection Directive 94/46/EC and asserted that the Belgian law cited is an almost direct translation into Dutch of the European Directive. The Waiver Request also cited the previous waiver granted by ICANN to OVH SAS on the basis of French law.
Following receipt of the Waiver Request, and in accordance with the 2013 RAA, ICANN through its legal counsel and NAMEWEB BVBA discussed the matter in good faith in an effort to reach a mutually acceptable resolution of the matter.
The outcome of those discussions is that NAMEWEB BVBA is seeking a waiver with respect to Sections 1.1.1 through 1.1.8 of the Specification that seeks to reduce from two years to one year the period for which these specified data elements must be retained after the Registrar's sponsorship of the Registration ends.
ICANN has determined on a preliminary basis that it is prepared to grant the data retention waiver request. ICANN is posting this preliminary determination for a period of thirty (30) days to seek feedback and input from the community on the proposed data retention waiver. After the thirty (30) day period following this posting has expired, ICANN will consider all feedback and input received before making a final determination on whether to grant the Waiver Request.
The scope of the proposed waiver would be to permit NAMEWEB BVBA to maintain the information specified in Sections 1.1.1 through 1.1.8 of the Specification for the duration of its sponsorship of the Registration and for a period of one (1) additional year thereafter rather than two (2) additional years thereafter. In all other respects the terms of the Specification would remain AS-IS.
The specific change to the Specification would be that, for the duration of the Waiver, the retention requirement of Paragraph 1.1 of the Data Retention Specification be changed from "two additional years" to "one additional year."
If ICANN does make a final determination to grant the Waiver Request sought by NAMEWEB BVBA, the provisions of Section 3 of the Specification would apply to similar waivers requested by other registrars located in the same jurisdiction. Section 3 of the Specification provides as follows:
If (i) ICANN has previously waived compliance with the requirements of any requirement of this Data Retention Specification in response to a Waiver Request from a registrar that is located in the same jurisdiction as Registrar and (ii) Registrar is subject to the same applicable law that gave rise to ICANN's agreement to grant such wavier, Registrar may request that ICANN to grant a similar waiver, which request shall be approved by ICANN, unless ICANN provides Registrar with a reasonable justification for not approving such request, in which case Registrar may thereafter make an Wavier Request pursuant to Section 2 of this Data Retention Specification.
A public comment period will remain open until 23:59 UTC, 21 April 2014. Public comments will be available for consideration by ICANN staff and the ICANN Board.
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"We had a talk at halftime that the first four minutes of the third quarter we wanted to come out and do what we needed to do," Woodford coach Jay Lucas said. "I got in Megan's (Foster) face and told her it was time to hit a three, and she hit a couple of threes."
FHS (20-8) led 8-5 early in the game with Alex Oder and Jackie Gordon both scoring on three-point plays. Oder also hit a jumper.
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I had the chance all summer to get the tree down, just never got around to doing it. And this week it snapped off from the trunk, laying the entire tree diagonally across my entire backyard.
The tree sprawled all over the place, making it nearly impossible to get to the cabin on the main flagstone path, so visitors have had to walk all the way around the back yard on my raised wood walk. But luckily, it missed my cabin and tin-roof porch. Missed two water gardens and my main backyard flower bed, and my garlic and all the little daffodils whose foliage is now up and growing strong.
In fact, the only damage was to some nandinas (and who can kill those, right?) and crushed two little "yard birds" made out of garden tools. The tree even missed three bottle trees that were well within its reach had it twisted just a bit one way or another.
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Moeller method
The Moeller method, Moeller technique or whipping technique is a percussive stroke method that combines a variety of techniques with the goal of improving hand speed, power, and control while offering the flexibility to add accented notes at will. The method has been perceived in the drumming community as a secret method. It is considered difficult to learn and no consensus has been reached as to what this technique actually consists of.
It is named for drummer Sanford A. Moeller, as described in his book The Art of Snare Drumming, also called The Moeller Book.[1] It is believed that he described the method after observing drummers who had fought in the Civil War in the 19th century. He later taught the system to Jim Chapin in 1938 and 1939. Chapin worked to popularize this method until his death in 2009.
Whipping motion[edit]
The technique uses a specific "whipping motion" that allows gravity to do most of the work, allowing the drummer to play faster, by staying relaxed. It has been promoted as requiring significantly less effort and carrying less risk of injury than other methods. Some are of the opinion that this method incorporates a whip followed by rebounds. Chapin asserts in his video that the technique does not rely on the rebound - that you must master the hand motion while playing each note as an actual stroke - while Dave Weckl in this video says it does rely on the rebound.
The Moeller book discusses two different right hand grips for traditional grip: the little finger or vintage grip and the modern thumb fulcrum grip. Moeller's favorite grip is pictured on page 4. His 2-grips concept, missed and overlooked by many, was pointed out by Moeller advocate, Tommy William Hanson, in a 2004 online article reviewing Moeller's book [1].
Gripping the right drumstick with the little finger was normally associated with 'ancient style' drumming, aka, a pre 1920s grip style that was normally taught to military drummers going back to the American Revolution.
The 'vintage' grip consisted of pressing or gripping the drumstick predominately with the little finger. The other fingers would then be curled gently around the drumstick without pressing tightly. With this approach, the fulcrum is situated at the back of the hand. Besides being the recognized vintage right hand grip, the grip also works well for heavy rock drumming and can provide a heavy back beat using little effort on the part of the drummer.
In contrast, the thumb fulcrum right hand grip (the second recognized grip in 'The Moeller Book') works better for jazz drum set, rendering closed rolls and for playing cymbal rhythms that require a more delicate touch.
- ^ Moeller, Sanford A. (1954). The Moeller Book. Ludwig Music Publishing. Retrieved 2009-02-17.
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- YouTube - Jim Chapin - The Definitive Moeller Explanation
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- YouTube - Jim Chapin on the Moeller Technique.
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Probably yes
No chance in hell
Waiting for see what Saturday is like
what crappy weather?
will the recent run of crappy weather influence if you go to the spring game this weekend?
Looks like the forecast now is around 50 and the rain should stay south so I'm still in I think. Going to bring the RV down Friday night for a little fun too I think so will be up bright and early Saturday morning just like a normal tailgate!
I'm planning on going to the spring game and taking my grandson along with me to the game. I'll probably buy him a clone tee shirt or a sweatshirt or maybe both!
the weather will not be crappy, and no chance in hell!
It may effect my tailgaiting time since the boy is 10 and I don't want him getting sick hanging out with the old man. But sounds like it will be fairly nice with a small chance of rain. Either way we will be there for the spring game come hell or highwater. Even if I didn't want to go he has been raised right, so my day would be ruined by incessent badgering if I didnt take him.
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On Jan. 29, the president landed at Pittsburgh's 171st Refueling Wing en route to a photo op at U.S. Steel's Irvin Works in West Mifflin to announce his newest initiative. He arrived from Washington via his private 747 accompanied by fighter jets, a transport plane containing two limousines, various Secret Service vehicles, equipment, etc.
He traveled to the Allegheny County Airport near the plant and back to the 171st via Marine One, escorted by a Sikorsky helicopter and three Osprey aircraft. From the county airport, he was whisked to and from the plant by a contingent of local, county, state and federal law enforcement agencies including the FBI, Secret Service and Homeland Security. After a signing ceremony, speech and tour he was on his way with his entourage back to the 171st and on to another destination.
No accounting of the cost of his visit has been offered, but I would venture it would exceed the total of all the income tax that I, my parents, my grandparents and all my friends and their families have paid in their lifetimes. Personally, I would have liked to have kept my share of that money for my own purposes.
I believe a big-screen TV with the message delivered via Skype would have sufficed. Just think how much his "carbon footprint" could have been reduced, something I know he is greatly concerned for all of us to work on, if only he would have been aware that there was actually an alternative to this cumbersome trip.
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I've compaired the scala version
(BigInt(1) to BigInt(50000)).reduce(_ * _)
to the python version
reduce(lambda x,y: x*y, range(1,50000))
and it turns out, that the scala version took about 10 times longer than the python version.
I'm guessing, a big difference is that python can use its native long type instead of creating new BigInt-objects for each number. But is there a workaround in scala?


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