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Columbia Law School has established a semester exchange program with Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin ("Humboldt") under which up to two Columbia Law students fluent in German may spend their spring semester in Berlin, acquiring up to 13 credits toward the J.D. degree.
Humboldt University is Berlin's oldest institution of higher learning. It was established in 1880 in the palace of Prince Friedrich Heinrich Ludwig of Prussia, a building that dates back to 1765. Today it comprises approximately 2,500 students. This is a German language program providing an excellent basis for comparative legal studies and the treatment of international legal matters.
Humboldt is located in the center of Berlin on the historic Unter den Linden Avenue.
The program is available to 2Ls and 3Ls in the spring semester only, from mid-April to July. It may be preferrable to go in the spring of the 2L year, as the semester will not end in time to allow 3Ls to take the Bar in July.
Students must be fluent in German in order to apply, and interviews to determine German fluency, as well as suitability for the program, are arranged for all applicants. Applications from full-time Columbia students are accepted online from early February through early March for the following academic year. As part of the application, students must submit a resume, Columbia transcript, and a statement describing their educational objectives and reasons for participating in the program. Selections are made based upon the strength of the statement, academic record at Columbia, and faculty recommendations.
At Humboldt, Columbia students take part in the program of Basic Knowledge of German Law ("Grundkenntnisse"). Students must take civil law, public law or criminal law, as well as an EU law course, plus a seminar of their choosing. 3L students who successfully complete the program are awarded a University Certificate on Basic Knowledge of German Law. Course descriptions and a schedule of classes are available from the Office of International Programs as well as at the Humboldt website: www.rewi.hu-berlin.de As with all of the Law School's foreign programs, students earn credit only for those courses offered through the Faculty of Law.
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Turning on the system was one of the most exciting parts of the process; the Mastracchios immediately saw their meter run backwards and their bills decrease. After realizing the amount of power he was producing, Sal commented that "since then I think to myself, I should have done this five years ago. There is just no reason not to do this; it is a complete win-win situation for everyone!"
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A Firewall rule that allows outbound UDP traffic to all remote machines on port 123 for all applications has been manually created. The NetTime application is able to sync the time using
0.nl.pool.ntp.org sucessfully. So I don't expect a TCP/IP connectivity, Name Resolution service, network that is experiencing high volume delays or inaccurate time source to be a problem.
This Windows Small Business Server 2011 (Window Server 2008 R2) was upgraded from a SBS 2003 machine. This PDC doesn't seem to sync its Windows Time service using an external internet time source, because:
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w32tm /query /statusshows "Source: Local CMOS Clock"
w32tm /monitorshows for this server the time difference with itself and
RefID: 'LOCL' [0x4C434F4C].
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I find that more and more people contact me just to tell me that they enjoy reading this column. Very few Wednesdays go by that someone does not ask me about the topic of the week. Many times people have contacted me just to tell me a story about their personal experiences associated with the wines or similar wines written about that week.
I appreciate the calls and emails a lot. Many of those that contact me also make suggestions about future topics for the column. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for taking your time to contact me and sharing your stories, observations and interests with me.
The interesting point about this is not the number of wine lovers that read the column but rather the number of those that state that they do not drink wine.
Many have suggested that I write columns on topics like bourbon, vodka, beer, tequila or scotch. From time to time I do write a column on those topics but my heart is with the study of wine.
Scotch seems to draw the most interest. The number one question about scotch is, "What is the difference between blended malt and single malt scotch." Very simply, all malted scotch is created as single malt.
When two or more single malt scotches are combined they are blended malt scotch. The term "single malt" simply means that the scotch was made at a single distillery ... it does not refer to using just one type of malted grain.
Malt refers to grains that have started to germinate. Some scotch is made with cereal grains that have not been malted.
There are single malt scotch, single grain scotch, blended malt scotch, blended grain scotch and blended scotch (which is a combination of both grain and malt scotches).
Ballantine's, Chivas Regal, Cutty Sark, Dewars, Famous Grouse, J & B, Johnnie Walker are all blended scotch. I need to reiterate, the term single malt (or grain) simply means that the whiskey was created at single distillery. Blended scotch is created by blending single malt (or grain) together no matter what distillery they were created in.
A very popular and well respected Scotch is the Glenfiddich 12 Year Single Malt Scotch.This offering is created from batches of malted grains that have been aged for twelve years before bottling. The whisky is matured in casks.
Glenfiddich holds a market share of 35 percent of all single malt scotch. Along with the 12-year-old they create a number of other single malt offerings. They create a 14 year oak aged single malt, a 15 year sherry cask aged, an 18 year bourbon cask aged and a 21 year rum cask aged whiskey to showcase a variety of different aromas and flavors.
Glenfiddich also produces 30, 40 and 50 year old bottlings for those that are looking for super-special whiskey.
They also have a 1937 Vintage Single Malt Scotch that was bottled in 2001. After the 64 years of the angels enjoying their share the cask yielded only 61 bottles.
The triangular shaped bottle of Glennfidich is also used in marketing the blended Scotch Grant's Family Reserve.The Grant's Family Reserve is a blend of both malt and grain whisky. The base of this creation is a barley grain whiskey. To this they add twenty five Single Malt and Grain whiskeys to produce the finished offering.
Just as in wine there are a number of aromas and flavors that separate one offering from another. The Grant's Family Reserve start with light floral aromas that give way to ripe pear, caramel and wood. The sweetness of vanilla is balance by a pleasant bitterness of currants and nuts in the flavors. Slight notes of peat and smoke appear on the finish.
Single malts tend to be heavier and have more intense aromas and flavors. Blended Scotches tend to have lighter and more balanced aromas and flavors.
Although there is some cross over my discussions have indicated that those who like blended Scotches do not appreciate single malt Scotch and vice versa.
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Plaid Cymru: May the best woman lead…
A slightly tipsy and not altogether sensible Plaid Cymru activist once spent a long evening waxing lyrical to me about the many and various qualities of their prodigal leader in absentia – Adam Price. I was told, not entirely seriously,
'He's inspirational. He's like a Welsh Obama.'
Of course said activist had his tongue firmly fixed in his cheek, but the conversation was indicative of the long shadow the erstwhile MP for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr had cast over the left leaning caucus of the party.
This long shadow was often and justifiably bemoaned by those who wished Plaid Cymru would stop looking some 3,000 miles west of Cardiff for an answer to the question of who should lead the party.
After all, isn't there enough talent on the Welsh side of the pond?
As the Plaid leadership campaign gets underway in earnest the answer to that question seems to be a resounding yes. Four candidates, all capable, all experienced and all look like potential leaders.
Leanne Wood and Elin Jones in particular have set out their visions for the party concisely, clearly and (perhaps most importantly) boldly.
The contest is taking place after a febrile summer of discontent for the party, during which much reflection, hand-wringing, navel gazing and blaming was done. It wasn't a good year for the party of Wales. Anyone who says otherwise wasn't paying attention. But 2012 is already looking brighter.
The big debates that are taking place speak to the commitment of the party to really engage with the problems it faces. The issue of independence is back at the forefront of Plaid Cymru discussions (much to the delight of those who wonder what Plaid is for – if not for that). The left of the party is making its voice heard loud and clear. And it is two women, in particular, who are setting the agenda. Leanne Wood and Elin Jones have both made the early impact. Elin Jones, widely considered favourite for the job, is a highly competent and experienced politician with ideas aplenty and comprehensive knowledge of rural communities and their economies.
And her main challenger at the moment, Leanne Wood, has been a revelation. Building on the success of her Greenprint for the valleys, (a genuinely interesting attempt at envisaging a way of regenerating the devastated coalfield communities of South Wales), Wood has set about developing a complex and detailed vision, not just for Plaid Cymru, but for Wales as a whole.
An outspoken socialist, republican and environmentalist she was often discussed as being on the fringes of the party. Now, however, firmly inside the tent, she's still throwing rocks – but is perhaps aiming them a little more carefully. The other equally competent and experienced candidates currently have little to combat these bold visions. They look sadly tame by comparison.
As it stands it seems likely that either Elin Jones or Leanne Wood could be leading Plaid Cymru in 2012. But as one of the members of the younger generation of women activists, Assembly Member Bethan Jenkins put it,
'Plaid is fortunate to have been guided by a series of strong female figures down the years, stretching back to Noelle Davies in the 1930s. The advent of the Assembly has given women within Plaid a greater platform, too. We will see if this bears fruit when the leadership election is decided in a couple of months' time.'
Indeed we will. One thing is for certain, for now at least Mr Price can put his feet up in a Harvard cloister. And turn his phone off.
Leadership candidates assessed…
The Favourite
Currently: AM for Ceredigion
In a nutshell: Former agriculture minister. Safe pair of hands. Broad party appeal.
What's her story?
Raised on a farm in Llanwnnen near Lampeter she has a particular interest in rural communities. She studied rural economics at Aberystwyth University and has been Plaid Cymru's rural affairs and economic development spokesperson and was Minister for Rural Affairs in the 'One Wales' government. She was also the party's national chair between 2000 and 2002.
What will happen if she wins?
More likely to be a process of evolution than revolution. Elin Jones bridges the gap between the older more conservative rural sections of the party and the new left leaning youth. Has made strong statements on independence and the Welsh economy. Her leadership could bring the party some much needed stablility.
She says: 'Ultimately our ambition is to make Wales a successful independent nation.'
They say: 'She showed in government that she was willing to cut through bureaucracy and makes things happen. That's exactly what we need as party leader.' – Llyr Huws Gruffydd, North Wales Region
What are her chances?
The bookies' favourite, and seems to draw support from all sections of the party. Barring any slip-ups (and it is early days yet) looks likely to be the next Plaid leader. But don't bet the farm just yet.
The Party Grandee
Currently: AM for Dwyfor Meirionydd
In a nutshell: Former party leader. Confusing views on independence.
What's his story?
Baron Elis-Thomas, of Nant Conwy in the County of Gwynedd was Member of Parliament for Meirionnydd from 1974 to 1983 and Meirionnydd Nant Conwy from 1983 to 1992. He was nominated to the Lords in 1992. He spent 12 years as presiding officer of the Welsh assembly. He has been Dwyfor Meirionnydd AM since 1999.
A firm fixture in the Plaid furnishings.
What will happen if he wins?
Not likely to change the current direction of the party economically or in terms of independence. Possibly the most divisive of the candidates. Unlikely to appeal to the younger generation, those arguing for independence or the left.
He says: 'Constitutional independence is a mirage. It's virtual politics, it's not real politics.'
'I voted enthusiastically for the motion [in favour of independence in Europe] at the Llandudno conference, and so far as I am concerned David Cameron has proved that we must have it.'
They say? 'We are confident that Plaid can be a real force to strengthen Welsh democracy with his leadership.' - Lis Puw (Plaid Cymru constituency chair in Dwyfor Meirionnydd)
What are his chances?
Commands respect from the party in general (despite some well publicised criticism over his comments on independence). Difficult to see how Plaid could move forward with him at the helm. But he could have enough supporters to get him over the line.
The Policy Wonk
Currently: AM for Mid and West Wales
In a nutshell: Policy know-how. Popular party insider. The quiet one – so far.
What's his story?
Former MP for Ceredigion during 2000 and 2005. Lost his seat by just 219 votes. Was also Plaid's Director of Policy and Research. Elected in 2011 as AM for Mid and West Wales.
What will happen if he wins?
Wants to prepare the party for 'the long haul back to government' and has promised 'meaningful consultation' with party members. Unlikely to do anything radical to change the current party direction. Cautious approach over independence would be likely to be divisive.
He says: 'We need to make sure the next leader is somebody who can work with a whole range of opinions and differences within the party and bring people together.'
They say: 'He's an experienced policy wonk with his hands on many of the party levers for some time now.' – Matt Withers (WalesOnline)
What are his chances?
Slim (at present).
Campaign has been slow to get off the mark – will need a massive push if he's to be in contention.
The Darling of the Left
Currently: AM for South Wales Central
In a nutshell: Socialist. Nationalist. Republican. Not afraid to go off message.
What's her story?
A former probation officer and women's support worker Leanne Wood is an outspoken, campaigning politician. Often on the fringes of the party she is popular in particular with the left and those keen to push an independent Wales agenda. She was elected to the National Assembly in 2003 for the South Wales central region.
What will happen if she wins?
She would first and foremost put Welsh independence firmly back on the Plaid agenda. Saying she wants to lead the party in winning new ground for 'real independence.' Her economic vision has a decentralised economy at its heart. As a socialist and a republican it's likely she would lead the party away from the centre and to the left.
She says: 'We should rule out a coalition with the Tories, whose leader in Wales opposes stronger devolution, and also recognise that we must isolate those in Labour who stand in the way of further devolution.'
They say: 'We need a woman of the people to lead us. Leanne is that woman.' – Lindsay Whittle (AM South Wales East)
What are her chances?
One to watch.
Campaign so far has seen Ms Wood go from 'rank outsider' to 'one to watch'. Her clear setting out of her vision for the party and for Wales in a series of impressive articles (with shades of – Adam Price – who yesterday endorsed her) has transformed her position in the contest. Some strong (although largely expected) endorsements are also promising.
Could just nick it if she reaches out beyond her safe base of support.
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This is the real deal, hence the price, which could be worse because nothing comes between me and my Atelier Vetiver Fatal.
I am always looking for a cologne or perfume that does not have that typical overwhelming perfume/cologne smell. This fragrance simply smells clean. I believe it is unisex, but it arrived in my husbands birchbox and we both love it. To me it has a spicy/sweet smell. If you don't like musk you probably would not like this scent. If you are looking for something delicate, fresh and clean this scent is for you. I simply love it and plan in ordering a large bottle asap. For a unisex scent it definitely beats the last bottle of High end unisex cologne that we purchased (hint: name of cologne is the same as a popular 90's band).5
This is a very interesting cologne. I don't wear a lot of cologne. I like to smell clean & fresh but I try not to overdo the cologne! This cologne is different, as it has a very interesting scent. It is applicable for men or women. "Now mind you all I received in my 1st Birchbox was a small sample vial." I was very impressed with the scent, it is a combination of citrus, with a woodsy scent as well. Very nice combination. Very different. The name Ve'tiver Fatal is a very interesting name. I have never tried a cologne like this. I am not sure whether or not I will be purchasing it. For myself, probably not. Too expensive for me. But as a gift for someone I love, sure! Yes, I would purchase this as a special gift for someone I love & care about.
Recently a friend of mine asked me do I like citrus smells or earthtones? "At first, I thought about this for a while before I replied; I like both!" What was funny was she and I like very similar scents. In candles, cologne and even soap.
Great gift for that extra special person in your life. Or as a special gift for someone that you want to do something very nice for. A lovely present or gift. I myself think it is a tad too expensive for my tastes. But for that extra special someone sure thing!
It has a very interesting blend of citrus and woodsy smell. Also the video here on Birchbox on how to apply cologne is very helpful. "Sure, I know how to apply cologne, but I always wonder, did I put too much on?" With this instructional video, it takes all the guesswork out of the equation.


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Utah Jazz: Search for Corbin's replacement begins
The difficult decision has been made. Tyrone Corbin won't return.
Now comes the really hard part for Jazz general manager Dennis Lindsey: Finding the man who will lead the Jazz into the future.
Addressing the media on Monday, Lindsey wouldn't put a time frame on his coaching hire. He insisted he has yet to have a single conversation within the organization on who the next Jazz coach will be. But that won't stop the speculation.
Former University of Utah coach Jim Boylen has emerged as an early, potential candidate for the job. Boylen is currently the lead assistant for the San Antonio Spurs and is close to Lindsey, going back to their days together with the Houston Rockets. The two also share the same agent.
Another name that has surfaced is Phoenix Suns assistant Mike Longabardi, who is credited with turning the Suns into a credible team on the defensive end.
Other potentially available coaches include George Karl, Jeff Van Gundy, Lionel Hollins, Byron Scott and Stan Van Gundy.
Lindsey said his search will be wide open and thorough. He made it clear, however, that the new coach will be tasked with upgrading a defense that finished at or near the bottom of the NBA in almost all major categories.
Which way Lindsey will go? Will he hire a proven veteran like Hollins? Or will he go with a younger coach like Longabardi? Will he stay within the confines of the NBA? Or will he look at the college ranks for someone like Iowa State's Fred Hoiberg or Florida's Billy Donovan?
Those are some of the questions that need to be answered when Lindsey and the rest of the Jazz organization sit down and meet over the next few days. Once they figure out just what they are looking for, they can narrow the list of candidates down to a working group.
Lindsey has brought the Jazz franchise to a crossroads in letting Corbin go. His coaching hire could very well set the path of the organization for the next decade.
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Disney successfully brought back The Muppets. Surely Star Wars can't be that difficult to manage!
Correction, Jason Segel brought back the Muppets after Disney sat on the property for 20 years not knowing what to do with it.
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On the upside, this opens the possibility of finally seeing the theatrical versions of the OT restored and released. Disney must know there's a market out there for it and they don't have the personal stake in keeping them locked away that Lucas does. Wouldn't that be a treat.
No, Disney will just put the movies into "the vault" and only release them for sale every 5 to 10 years.
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hey did he come back and/or start building these again?
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hm let me try this one again... does anyone have any part numbers I could use to order the parts? its actually been a pain trying to track down the exact specifications... they dont have the exact same parts at radioshack!
Are these being made again?
W3bm4sters last visit to MP3car was almost a year ago. So no I don't think they are being made again.
in that case anyone have a full parts list?
In case anyone is struggling to translate the original diagram to their circuit board, as I was, here's a more detailed diagram. This follows the original circuit that W3bma5t3r posted in his initial post:
Circuit Board (Radioshack: 276-159)
12V 1A relay (Radioshack: 275-0241)
5V 1A relay (Radioshack: 275-0240)
1000uF 35W Electrolytic Capacitor (Radioshack: 272-1019)
10K-Ohm .25W Resistor (Radioshack: 271-1335)
Momentary Powerswitch (Radioshack: 275-1547)
More pics to follow after its built. Also, does anyone know why there's a diode in W3bma5t3r's one diagram, and not the other? What's its purpose?
The diode is there to protect the voltage supply. When the relay closes it generates something known as back EMF which is essentially a very large voltage spike that can often blow semi conductors. It's less important on the unregulated 12V line as most cars will have voltage spike protection but I'd add it all the same as it's very good practice (and ECUs cost thousands!). You almost certainly want one on the USB relay as well.
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Gianni Di Gregorio was one of the six writers on the mafia saga Gomorrah, which crammed what felt like an entire season of HBO programming into an approachable feature. His subsequent work has been, to put it lightly, more chill. Di Gregorio, now in his 60s, parlayed his Gomorrah stint into a late-blooming directing career, dedicated, so far, to light souffles. Only those who think ambitious means better will think this a step down. Mid-August Lunch is deceptively slight, with a white-wine-guzzling, middle-aged slacker (played by Di Gregorio) taking care of a gaggle of elderly women. The Salt of Life is not technically a sequel, but it features Di Gregorio once again tending to his nonagenarian sparkplug mother (Valeria de Franciscus, also returning). And since sequels, even sequels-of-sorts like this, need to be bigger and better, he's also supplying respite for his daughter, his daughter's boyfriend, his oft-AWOL wife, his mother's friends and seemingly anyone else who needs an errand run or a dog walked.
Simultaneously laid-back and harried, with a leathery face and toothy smile that an animator would love, Di Gregorio's Gianni was the aloof center of chaos in Mid-August Lunch. The Salt of Life finds him belatedly looking out for No. 1. Frazzled by his mother's over-spending and the fear that he could, if left unattended, become just another old man wasting his autumn years, Gianni decides to look for love—or at least lust over Italy's scantily dressed lasses. The existence of a mission automatically makes Salt more ambitious than Lunch, and though this follow-up is less beautiful, less frenzied and more written than its predecessor, the lackadaisical drive remains. Driven but lazy, Gianni hits a series of romantic dead ends, always winding up sucked once again into, say, fixing his mother's television's unreliable plugs. The unresolved sadness that haunts Salt makes for a meatier sophomore effort, albeit one whose structure is slightly closer to standard than the borderline experimental Lunch. Still, it's more of nearly the same, meaning that Di Gregorio has made a relaxed master movie with only his second film. ■
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[FIXED] perl 5.16.0 File::Glob() causes crashes
August 15, 2013 by Doug Jacobsen (1 Comments)
There is an issue with the default modules installation of perl where the glob() function can crash the perl executable. This happens if multiple (space separated) patterns are being matched by glob():
OK: my @files = glob("*.pl");
NOT OK: my @files = glob("*.pl *.c");
Note that the above case is so simple it usually works, more complex cases fail.
This is a known issue for perl 5.16.0, and there is a patch available. During the quarterly maintenance we will patch the perl installation to correct this.
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Money, as the saying goes, doesn't buy happiness, but for us at The
Moxie, it would certainly buy an earlier opening date. At the moment
we're just a month shy of officially opening the theater, but had
finances not been an issue, we could have seen that opening in June,
possibly earlier.
Though we're not exactly hurting for additional financing, we've had
to cut a lot from our budget. For example, hiring professional
painters. Instead, Dan and I, along with whatever friend or family
member we could recruit, have had the fortune to spend the past two
weeks painting the interior of the building. And it's still not done!
The plus side of this process is that I've gained a new appreciation
for people who paint for a living. The negative side is that it's
eaten up a lot of time that could be spent on administrative tasks,
such as working with vendors, hiring employees, and creating our
monthly calendar, which we plan to hand out around town.
We were hoping to get all the painting done this week because tonight
is our public launch of the Moxie Founding Members, as mentioned in
last week's post. The Founding Membership is a program Dan and I
created to raise additional funds for those final touch-ups and
working capital. For $500, we're offering free movies for a year, free
popcorn, a plaque on one of the theater chairs, and some other fun
perks. We chose to do a membership over a bank loan for a few reasons:
we wouldn't have to pay back anyone; it would give us an automatic
core audience; and we have just enough moxie to do something like
Moxie can only get us so far, though. We're hoping to cash in on an
event going on downtown tonight. Each first Friday of the month, our
downtown community does an Art Walk, where galleries stay open late
and offer new exhibits along with live bands, wine and hors d'oeuvres.
Though not an official stop on the Walk, we have advertised that we
will be open to hand out complimentary popcorn and sneak peeks of the
theater. And of course, we'll have fliers with information about the
Founding Memberships.
The people who usually attend these Art Walks are the ones who will
most likely be our regular customers. Tonight is a perfect opportunity
to spread the word about our memberships and the chance to gain that
extra bit of money. Let's just hope the unfinished painting won't
stand in the way.
Diary of a Start-Up is a weekly blog written by Dan and Nicole Chilton, who are currently starting up an art-house theater in Springfield, Missouri. Dan has been chronicling their progress for more than a year at The Moxie Blog.


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I am writing on behalf of Nob Hill Early Childhood Center in Ruidoso. I want to thank our village manager, village council and our local community businesses for their support with the annual Fall Fun Fest, which was held on Oct 26 at the Ruidoso Convention Center. This was the 31st year we hosted the Fall Fun Fest as a community fundraiser for our school. We generally raise between $8,000 to $9,000 each year for our school with this event, and this year was no exception. We raised $8,500! We use these funds to support our field trips, enrichment activities, and supply resources and materials for the classroom. In times of budget hardship, we are humbled to have the support and generosity from our village government and our local private businesses. Many items were donated such as: food from local restaurants for our food booth, supplies and prizes from retailers, and green fees, trinkets, and gift certificates for the silent auction. We could not do this fundraiser without the support of our community. So, with heartfelt thanks, the staff, students and parents of NHECC thank you, Ruidoso!
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UK TV comedian Steve Cooganhas landed the plum role of Phileas Fogg opposite Jackie Chan as Passepartoutin Walden Media's mega- budget movie adaptation of Jules Verne's AroundThe World In Eighty Days.
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'Martin' Star Tichina Arnold Weds in Hawaii
Tichina Arnold has married her fiancé in Hawaii.
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The actress, who has appeared on "Martin" and "Big Momma's House," exchanged vows with college basketball coach Rico Hines on Saturday at the Oasis Oceanfront Estate in Honolulu in front of 70 guests.
Arnold, 43, reveals the wedding location had special meaning to the couple, who became engaged in March.
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She tells Essence.com, "Rico and I enjoyed our first vacation in Hawaii, so we knew that we wanted to legalize our love here."
It is Arnold's second union. She was previously married to boxer Lamon Brewster, and she has an 8-year-old daughter, Alijah, with music producer Carvin Haggins.
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Phoenix Cafe re-opening party February 15
It's been almost a month of re-modeling and the Phoenix Cafe is set to re-open Saturday, February 15th. I love the Phoenix not only because its just a block from my house (a large pool located in tropical in Madison Heights) but also because it consistently proves to be a cool spot. Sadly, the Phoenix is no longer B.Y.O.B. but everything has been torn out and redone, too. The new look is an ultra-chic coffee house…think Northern Lights with less hooch. Most importantly, the Phoenix is sporting a new stage.
The grand re-opening will have performances by Chaw, Bastion, Zak and What Army, Poor Player, Emily Rose, and Hans Barbe. Things kick off at 8 and run until 2. Go to the Facebook page and let Steve Gamburd know you're coming…it'll make him smile!
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by Cyclops on January 29, 2013 2:02 pm
Will they be serving drinks though?
by Tully on January 29, 2013 2:23 pm
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - The University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) Lady Hawks are perched in first place after day one of the 2013 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Outdoor Track & Field Championships. The event, held at Irwin Belk Track on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University features all 13 of the league's programs.
The Lady Hawks (21 points) lead Hampton by one point (20) while the Fighting Hawks are tied for fifth with eight points with Bethune-Cookman. Norfolk State leads the men's side with 28.5 points.
Freshman sensation Petra Kubesova (Prague, Czech Republic) set a new MEAC record in the 5,000-meter run with a time of 17:05.04. She broke a record set in 2007 by Hawk Merrecia James who ran 17:41.41 at the time. Kubesova, the 2013 MEAC Indoor Most Outstanding Runner, earned a crucial 10 points for her Hawks in the event.
Also earning points for the women were three field athletes as Imani Cox (Plainfield, N.J.), the 2013 Indoor Most Outstanding Field Performer, took fourth place in the discus with a toss of 42.09 meters to earn five points. Lexia Robinson (White Plains, N.Y.) took fifth and earned four points with a throw of 39.79 meters and Shawnata Young (Temple Hills, Md.) took seventh with a 38.55 meter throw to earn two points.
The men earned all of their points in the discus as well with Dillon Simon (Pottersville, Roseau, Dominica), the 2013 Most Outstanding Field Performer in Indoor, garnering all eight points with a second place finish with a throw of 49.63 meters.
Lenora Guion-Firmin (La Trinite, Martinique) qualified for the finals of the 200-meter dash with a third place preliminary finish of 23.91 while teammate Gayon Evans (Claredon, Jamaica) qualified sixth to also earn a spot. On the men's side of the 200-meter dash Javon Spencer (Montego Bay, Jamaica) and Marcus Wallace (Winter Garden, Fla.) both qualified for the finals with a sixth and seventh place finish respectively.
The Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships continue tomorrow with the women's heptathlon and men's decathlon at 9 a.m. Other field events on Friday's slate include the men's and women's long jump, high jump and shot put. The afternoon continues with semifinals in the women's 100m hurdles and men's 110m hurdles, 400m dash, 100m dash and 800m run. The women's and men's 5000m will close out the day beginning at 5:30 p.m.
The competition concludes Saturday at 9 a.m. with field events including: men's and women's pole vault, javelin, and triple jump. The women's and men's 4x100m relays will begin the running finals at 1 p.m. Rounding out the evening's events will be the men's and women's 4x400m relay race at 4:20 p.m.


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Influences on perceived career success: findings from US graduate business degree alumni.
Cocchiara, Faye K. and Kwesiga, Eileen and Bell, Myrtle P. and Baruch, Yehuda (2010) Influences on perceived career success: findings from US graduate business degree alumni. Career Development International, 15 (1). pp. 39-58. ISSN 1362-0436
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the perceptions of US MBA and specialist master's degree alumni to determine the influence that their degree program experiences had on subsequent perceptions of career success. Design/methodology/approach – Data were collected from 318 alumni MBA and specialist master's degree recipients from a large university in the southwestern USA; more than half of them were male. The university provided independent demographic data used to match respondents' surveys. Findings – Evidence was found that men and women graduates perceived their post-graduate degree success differently, with women graduates reporting less salary gain but higher hierarchical levels and job satisfaction compared to men. Social capital and perceived discrimination indirectly affected the reported career success of graduates on hierarchical level salary gain. Research limitations/implications – Use of self-report data, for all model variables, puts the findings at risk for common-method bias. Additionally, while discrimination measure had acceptable reliability for this sample, it has not been widely validated. Practical implications – The findings that women viewed their graduate program as less effective for advancing their careers than men despite earning higher grades suggests that business schools emphasize improving graduate student experiences as well as managerial competencies. Organizations' leaders should make their diversity management practices readily apparent as women and minority MBA graduates are likely to view such practices as important during their job search. Originality/value – This study contributes to the knowledge of factors that influence career success.
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I have a list of strings in Java containing first name of a person with dissimilar spellings (not entirely different). For example, John may be spelled as Jon, Jawn, Jaun etc. How should I retrieve the most appropriate string in this list. If anyone can suggest a method how to use Soundex in this case, it shall be of great help.
You have use approximate string matching algorithm , There are several strategies to implement this . Blur is a Trie-based Java implementation of approximate string matching based on the Levenshtein word distance. you can find the implementation at github here
There is another strategy to implement its called boyer-moore approximate string matching algorithm . Here is the Java code for that
The usual approach to solve these problem using this algorithm and Levenshtein word distance is to compare the input to the possible outputs and choose the one with the smallest distance to the desired output.
There is one jar file for matching approximate string..
go through link and download frej.jar
there is one method inside this jar file
it will return true in this type of approximate string.
Solr can do this, if you use the phonetic filter factory while indexing the text.
It is solr's speciality to search. And search for similar sounding words. However if you just want this, and not want other features offered by solr, then you can use the source available here.
There are lots of theories and methods to estimate the match of 2 strings
Giving a blunt true/false result seems strange since "jon" really doesn't equal "john", it's close but doesn't match
One great academic work implementing quite a few estimation methods is called "SecondString.jar" - site link
Most implemented methods give some score to the match, this score depends on the method used
Example: Lets define "Edit Distance" as the number of char changes required in str1 to get to str2 in this case "jon" --> "john" requires 1 char addition naturally for this method a lower score is better
This article provides a detailed explanation and complete code on a Trie-based Java implementation of approximate string matching: Fast and Easy Levenshtein distance using a Trie.
The search function returns a list of all words that are less than the given
maximum distance from the target word
def search( word, maxCost ):
This recursive helper is used by the search function above. It assumes that
the previousRow has been filled in already.
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After completing a presentation the grower will complete a short quiz (5 to 10 questions) and provide their name, address, and CAMM certification number in a form, which is then e-mailed to Bryan Smith, CAMM Program Chair. The grower will then mail a check for the appropriate amount ($15.00 per hour completed) made out to Laurens County Extension Fund to:
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Lexington, NC-- A family is being treated at a Triad hospital after their SUV flipped on I85 in Lexington Saturday afternoon.
According Trooper Sherrill with the NC State Highway Patrol, the accident happened on I85 south just south near the Cotton Grove Road exit. Sherrill said the driver ran off the road and overturned when the Ford Expedition blew a tire.
All seven people were transported to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem for treatment. One patient was taken by AirCare. Trooper Sherrill said none of the injuries appeared to be life threatening.
The patients included two 10 year-olds, a 2 year-old and four adults ages: 43, 48, 42, and 23. Trooper didn't say who was driving.
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Could the Leafs be looking to trade Reimer?
With Reimer's deal up, it will force Toronto to likely make a decision in the offseason depending on his contract demands. When Edmonton was looking for a goalie earlier this season, it had been speculated by some that the Leafs should move Reimer, but that doesn't sound like an idea that appeals to Nonis for this season.
"It's possible, but unlikely," Nonis said. "They're both contributing. And you still don't know if either one can play 60 games because they haven't been put in that situation. As this year plays out, it's a distinct possibility they'll both play a career-high number of games. That's a good opportunity for us to evaluate them as well. Never say never if ever something falls in your lap you'd have to say yes to, but it's something that I really don't see happening at all."
Why not ride out the one-two punch as long as possible, while it's still feasible under the cap?
"What we try to do is create where you have a 1A and 1B," Leafs coach Randy Carlyle said Thursday morning. "Done it before. To say that we are the only coaching staff that's ever done it is crazy. Terry Sawchuk and Johnny Bower played together, didn't they? Right? … Grant Fuhr and Andy Moog played pretty well, pretty good tandem in Edmonton in their dynasty years. So there are examples that you can go back to where there has been two goaltenders that have went in and played very well for their hockey club. I think it's a sign of strength, and it's a great sign for the organization."


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The Mad King Returns!
Aoth and the Brotherhood of the Griffon succeeded in rescuing Tchazzar, the lost king of Chessenta and a formidable red dragon. Upon his return Tchazzar rewards them greatly, sends them back to the frontlines - and names himself a god. Increasingly erratic in the war against the powerful dracolich, Tchazzar begins to move in ways that make Aoth suspicious that the Brotherhood may be just a pawn in a cutthroat draconic game that puts whole kingdoms at risk - a game played for a stakes of gold and blood.
Whisper of Venom features the return of popular character Aoth and his mercenary band, the Brotherhood of the Griffin, introduced in Richard Lee Byers's trilogy The Haunted Lands. Byers's signature twisted plots make this a must-have for all true Forgotten Realms fans.
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I will continue the series but you can see that this book is just a swing story to set up future novels. Not much happening here except getting things ready for the next few installments.
I feel like you would want to read this if you are going to read/listen to anything else in deeper in the series.
James Patrick Cronin does a pretty good job. He's in my top five and varies his voice nicely for all the characters.
Sorry, not this time around.
The characters lend themselves to make a really good series. Sometimes, things get a little too confusing with all the characters and politics being tossed around. Overall, keep reading the series.
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Investigators said the crimes happened between last August and December.
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Update: PacManFan has released his highly-anticipated PS1 emulator PSPSOne DEMO Test Release. He states that it is hard-coded to run the pdx-dlcm.psx, and has included other demos as well. Currently, it only runs at about .5 fps @ 222mhz. To quote: "The emulation is really slow at this point, I'm still working on getting my recompiler to function properly (or at all). Once the recompiler is working, I expect to see a huge jump in performance. After that, I'll replace the GPU software rendering with the GE calls to hardware blit 2d triangles."
To begin, xwd is working on PSPx, a PSP Emulator for the PC. He comments on his progress thus far as follows: "Puzzle Bobble is completely playable at around 5-8 FPS.. Mercury almost gets in-game.. and Ridge Racers stops. Basically it's just an allegrex/fpu/vfpu interpreter, with native mode library implementations.. HLE like.. Some audio functions have been done, and quite a lot of 3D stuff done.. All rendering is currently done in software. I really think it's enough for now.. Currently I'm cleaning up the code abit, and trying to fix all those remaining bugs.. Not really sure if I should give it out, because it runs some commercial games in addition to most of the homebrew stuff around."
Next up, PacManFan has been working on getting the open-source PCSX PlayStation emulator to run on the PSP. He still isn't sure of the title (perhaps PSPSOne or PSPcsx), but what he can confirm is as follows: "1) it runs at about 1fps in the emulator, 2) No, I haven't put it on my PSP yet, I'm still at work, 3) No, I haven't tried Game XYZ on it yet, 4) No, there is No sound, No controls, No way to specify ROMs yet, and 5) After a little cleanup, I'll make the code available."
Finally, earlier today the world-renown MUPS (Most Ugly PlayStation Sceners, now PSP sceners too! keke) have released several "NO UMD WIFI WORKING" EBOOT.PBP launchers with BOOT.BIN file replacements such as the one detailed in this NFO File. Needless to say we can't host them here as they contain (c) BOOT.BIN files, however, we may work on a PPF Patch File Collection of them for the site in coming days so stay tuned, and be sure to send all felicitations to the great MUPSY of course!


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VND high school roundup: Burrell boys soccer team remains unbeaten
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Burrell's boys soccer team remains unbeaten in Section 1-AA as it heads into its rivalry game with Valley.
Two first-half goals proved to be enough offense for the Bucs (6-2, 5-0), and goalkeeper Justin Schwartz posted his second shutout of the season, 2-0 over Indiana (8-2, 3-2), in section play Thursday night.
Tom Spagnolo knocked in the first score on a free kick from just outside the 18-yard line, and Joey Cox finished a pass from Jon McAfoose to give the Bucs their second goal.
Burrell will host Valley at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Valley 2, East Allegheny 1 — Ethan Walkowiak's shot from the wing midway through the second half made the difference for Valley (3-2, 3-2) in the Section 1-AA win. Josh Noel made eight saves. Vince Barone scored on a penalty kick for East Allegheny (0-6, 0-6).
Kiski Area 6, Latrobe 1 — Christian Fox scored twice, and Dakota Lange and Reed Ziemianski each had a goal and an assist for Kiski Area (6-2, 4-1) in the Section 1-AAA victory. Coby Green ended the shutout with a penalty kick for Latrobe (0-7, 0-6).
Riverview 2, Aquinas Academy 0 — Christian Snyder and Cole Wilson scored and Kyle Moore made nine saves for Riverview (3-4, 3-1) in the Section 2-A win over Aquinas (2-2-2, 2-1-1).
Shady Side Academy 2, Knoch 0 — Shady Side Academy (6-2, 2-0) delivered Knoch its first Section 2-AA loss. The Knights (5-2-3, 3-1-1) failed to score for just the second time this year.
Girls soccer
Highlands 2, Burrell 0 — Kyla Kelley and Kayla Beale scored for Highlands (5-4, 4-2) in the Section 2-AA win over Burrell (4-5, 2-4).
Fox Chapel 4, Gateway 0 — Lauren Kelly scored twice, and Margaux Everingham had a goal and an assist for Fox Chapel (8-1, 5-0) in the battle of Section 3-AAA's top two teams.
Kittanning 3, Valley 2 (2OT) — Kylie Hagofsky, Natalie Kriess and Kayly Lazaroff found the back of the net for Kittanning (5-2) in the non-section win over Valley (3-4-1).
Girls volleyball
Freeport 3, Valley 0 — Alexis Schrecengost finished with seven kills and three aces, and Jess Kelley had three kills and three blocks for Freeport (6-0, 5-0) in the Section 4-AA victory.
Knoch 3, Deer Lakes 0 — Celina Sanks and Mary Zellhart combined for 18 kills in the Section 4-AA win for Knoch (5-2, 4-1).
Kittanning 3, Apollo-Ridge 0 — Megan Wilson served nine aces, and Casey Harkleroad had six kills for Kittanning (4-1, 3-1) in the Section 3-AA win over Apollo-Ridge (4-4, 0-4).
Ford City 3, Greensburg Salem 0 — Sara Henninger posted a team-high eight kills to lead Ford City (2-4, 2-2) to a Section 3-AA victory.
Boys golf
Ford City 215, Leechburg 245 — Chuck Cippel shot 4-over-par 40, with teammates Josh Oliver, Dom Cholak and Nick Panchik matching 43s as the Sabers downed Leechburg (3-8) in a Section 1-AA match at Lenape Heights.
Matt Barto shot his best nine-hole score of the season with a 1-under 35 for Leechburg.
Knoch 197, Hampton 198 — Christian Evanchec's one-under-par 35 led Knoch (9-6, 5-4) in the Section 8-AAA win at Saxon Golf Course. Chris Kier had a 39 for the Knights.
Freeport 198, St. Joseph 234 — Audrey Clawson shot a 1-over 37 and Corey Mellinger followed with a 38 for Freeport (11-2) in the non-section match at Buffalo Golf Course. Nick Pleva led St. Joseph with a 42.
Girls golf
St. Joseph 206, Ford City 213 — Sophia Maltese and Alex Loperfito tied for the match-low with 50s for St. Joseph (1-6, 1-6) in the Section 1-AA match at Saxon Golf Course. Jalana Sigler shot a 52 to lead Ford City.
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Very passionate piece. There are some mistakes but I have written many pieces where I have just wanted to rant so I understand the frantic typing and the lack of concern for errors etc so I don't really mind this time. It's good to rant, keep it up. I'm sorry it's so hard for you to be real to yourself. Have strength my dear (:


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Young woman on singing at karaoke bar
Lake Sherwood Lodge, 1146 W. Queens Way, will host the 2014 Rome Idol Karaoke singing contest Saturday.
Registration begins at 7 p.m. Each contestant will be allowed to practice songs before performing two songs in the actual competition, which will begin at 9 p.m. Two finalists will advance to the March 1 finals.
Entry fee is $5; there is no cost to watch the event.
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INDIANA (WOWO): Planned Parenthood of Indiana is reviewing its legal options after Governor Mike Pence signs a bill for tighter abortion pill rules.
The bill signed into law by Governor Pence creates more regulations on the distribution of the abortion pill and it requires clinics that provide only drug-induced abortions to meet the same standards as clinics that perform surgical abortions.
Pence says the new law will ensure that the pill is given under proper medical care, however, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Indiana says, "Working with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Indiana, we are currently reviewing the constitutionality of this harmful new law," says Betty Cockrum. "It is very likely that we will be challenging SEA 371 in court.
She believes the new law intrudes on women's personal health care decisions.


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I grew up in Colorado and the beer is Fat Tire, from the New Belgium brewery. It's nothing spectacular but it's everything I want in a beer. They also have other New Belgium beers, the first time I've seen them in the east coast. Nice!
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Cool, these. And a great story.
Cool, these. And a great story.
Those are just about the ugliest shoes I've ever seen.
Maybe Grant Petersen should offer them on his web page.
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"Love is not the dying moan of a distant violin, its the triumphant twang of a bedspring."
S. J. Perelman
Epic. Nice that he went ahead and gave them to her after the breakup. The high road, for sure. Of course he already had that 'Z' on there, and where was he going to find a size 6 Zelda?
I'm pretty sure there are better choices than Zebrawood, for one thing it's exotic. And heavy. And all the other problems he already listed.
I've always thought that a pr. of leather soled dress shoes could be adapted for spd commuters. Never bothered to do it though.
Dang, I thought you meant sexy pumps....with maybe a matching sexy model riding a bike with them.......those kinda look like Grandma's supermarket shopping togs!.....
What the needed to use was a nice pair of stiletto pumps with a platform base. That way he could have recessed the spd cleat so his GF could ride to work on her bike still be ready and able able to work the stage..... so to speak.
Those Ukrainian farmer clogs he picked up at the thrift store just weren't the best choice. (yeah, yeah... I know he actually made them - but still....)
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"Love is not the dying moan of a distant violin, its the triumphant twang of a bedspring."
S. J. Perelman
"Winning is the best deodorant. Someone can look at your bike and say it stinks, but if you win with it, suddenly it's okay." - Jim Busby
And I thought you'd all be in the workshop by now in order to be finished by Christmas ...
Can't.... no die grinder. And besides...... if I gave those to my wife she'd kill me in my sleep. And the daughter would probably help her.
"Love is not the dying moan of a distant violin, its the triumphant twang of a bedspring."
S. J. Perelman
"Winning is the best deodorant. Someone can look at your bike and say it stinks, but if you win with it, suddenly it's okay." - Jim Busby
Do they come in Celeste or Blue?
Bianchis '87 Sport SX, '90 Proto, '90 Campione del Fausto Giamondi Specialisma Italiano Mundo, '91 Boarala 'cross, '93 Project 3, '86 Volpe, '97 Ti Megatube, , '90 something Vento 603,
Others but still loved,; '80 RIGI, '80 Batavus Professional, '87 Cornelo, '09 Motobecane SOLD, '?? Jane Doe (still on the drawing board), '90ish Haro Escape
Those are some pretty ugly pumps.
Don't understand the whole platform nonsense.
You meet the nicest people on two wheels!"
"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow." ~Albert Einstein
I think this is absolutely great! Certainly not from a practical, bicycle use point of view, but from the bicycle rider's point of view.
Don't force the user to fit into what the used wants. Force the used to meet the user's needs. If it weren't for that, the recessed bicycle shoe might never have come into being. I wear my bike shoes a lot simply because I can un-clip, get off of the bike and walk in them. If those cleats were not recessed, I would never have considered bike shoes in the first place.
Bravo shoe guy!
Guys in sneakers? Come on, that is not the equivalent!
The clipless wooden shoe story is heartwrenching. Though I can't help wondering whether she left him because he spent too much time on stuff like that...
also in commuting.....resulting in me being compared to chipcom
'82 Nishiski commuter/utility
'83 Torpado Super Strada ... cafe commuter
'89 Miyata 1400
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Seibu loyalists in Hong Kong will have to get their last purchases in before June, when the retailer's lease officially expires at the upscale Pacific Place Mall.
In October 2011, the four-floor, 83,000-square-feet space will be taken over by Harvey Nichols, the London-based department-store chain. This will be its second store in Hong Kong.
This is not so much the end of Seibu as it is a strategic switch to a more up-market brand. Dickson Concepts, the group that owns Harvey Nichols, also owns the Seibu stores in Hong Kong and China. Read More »
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Two inmates have pleaded guilty to kidnapping in connection with a crime spree through four states that began with an escape from a Louisiana jail and included the death of an Ohio man they took captive.
Darian Pierce and Ricky Wedgeworth entered the pleas Monday in federal court in Jackson. U.S. District Judge David Bramlette set sentencing for May 30. Prosecutors recommended each man be sentenced to the maximum of life in prison.
According to federal prosecutors, Pierce and Wedgeworth escaped from the Louisiana State Police compound in Baton Rouge on March 4, 2011, and kidnapped Ohio businessman David Cupps from a hotel in Vicksburg, Miss., a few days later.
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Through finger-pointing town hall meetings on YouTube and tough-talk speeches on television, Gov. Chris Christie has cultivated a national image similar to that of Richard Sherman, the Seattle Seahawks cornerback who is playing in Sundays Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium: loud, arrogant and confrontational.
But these days, with his administration under investigation by the Legislature and the U.S. Attorneys Office, Christie has acted more like Marshawn Lynch, Shermans monastic teammate who makes news simply for not speaking.
Chris Christie could have floated on a cloud across New York and New Jersey this week, soaking up attention from thousands of journalists and hundreds of media outlets to promote New Jersey and burnish his national profile. Instead he has had a much more diminished role in the publicity extravaganza that is the Super Bowl, choosing instead to resurface in conditional interviews, a Shore appearance and an awkward roast of a Super Bowl quarterback.
With the George Washington Bridge scandal in full steam and allegations of political strong-arming by the mayor of Hoboken lingering, Christie has instead chosen the well-tread path of politicians past whove been touched by scandal: apologize, then hunker down.
It would obviously be easier to do the kind of publicity that the governor probably envisioned if the last month didnt happen, said Ben Dworkin, director of the Rebovitch Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University.
But because it did, it makes sense that the governor doesnt want to be promoting the Super Bowl in New Jersey while also answering reporters questions about the other issues. So he has to shift his focus a little bit and perhaps not take advantage of every opportunity he would have if this were done two months ago, Dworkin said.
Christie faced the bridge lane closure controversy on Jan. 9, taking a roomful of reporters questions for about two hours. But that was it.
Christie has appeared at several functions around the state, including a superstorm Sandy-related appearance in Stafford, but he has not taken any questions from reporters.
Once a frequent guest on MSNBCs Morning Joe program, Christie has not been seen on television.
He even canceled his regular monthly spot on NJ 101.5s Ask The Governor show scheduled for Thursday night (rescheduled for 7 p.m. Monday).
That morning, he resurfaced by phoning in to the Angelo Cataldi morning sports talk show on 94.1 WIP-FM in Philadelphia. A condition of the interview, though, was that Cataldi was not to address the governors issues. Instead they talked about the weather and Christies fandom of the Dallas Cowboy and New York Mets.


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I bought an umbrella today. I guess it's a Commonwealth thing
I bought an umbrella today. I guess it's a Commonwealth thing
Clocking out now...& since my boss wasn't here it was golden all day. Got some crap done too. Going to the park to practice & then catching up with my students later & practice some more.
...that was yesterday....
I fucked around & lost my wallet over at my student's house. When I got up & got ready for work I realized this. I called, they found it & fortunately for me, this particular student's law office is like 5 blocks from the sign shop I work for. I was (am) still in a pretty foul mood even though I found it.
All that's gonna change though when I hit the bar and get all sauced up....Tennessee style.
...and no that aint me. Dude's too pudgy for my swag.
Last edited by Black_Shaggie; 02-08-2013 at 03:11 PM.
Some dude freaked out at me at work today because his son (who he was obviously extremely proud of) was wrong about what cable he needed to run his computer to his tv.
He was like red in the face.
Nah. He needed this baby right here...
....and if he really did think he needed an ol' school RF adapter...then the world is doomed...
I officially work for Fritolay. First day is valentines day 8am - February 15 . . . Idk how that works.
Let my other job know and they said they will work with me on doing a couple days there a week. If its to much then I will quit DT.
are u going to eat a chip fresh off the line
I feel like it would turn out like that scene in charley and the chocolate factory where the chick tries to pocket the golden ticket. I will be packing the chips into boxes anyways so doubtful.