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Chasing Unknown Unknown, The Spirit Of Silicon Valley
By Chirag Mehta on March 17, 2015
A framework that I use to think about problems disruptive technology could help solve is based on what Donald Rumsfeld wrote in his memoir, Known and Unknown: Reports that say that something hasn't happened are always interesting to me, because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We […]
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The internet of things is still a very big area of discussion and exploration. The folks over at Appinions (an influencer marketing platform) put together an interesting list of companies that are having a huge impact on the internet of things industry. Based on their scoring system here is what they came up with. […]
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Barefoot and frightened, Nicole Holder walked as fast as she could through the darkness, and the moment she saw the cops she ran. She headed west on Fifth Street toward North Church, away from the Charlotte., N.C., apartment of Greg Hardy, a star defensive end then with the NFL's Carolina Panthers. Minutes earlier he… »

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UCLA working on building a smarter, greener power grid
As the nation's power system ages and grows insufficient, University of California researchers are building a smarter, greener electric grid for the future, which will enable drivers to power up their cars by plugging them in to a grid predominately powered by solar, wind and other renewable energy sources.
As the University of California points, expanding such a model to the US's current electrical grid is challenging and a renewable energy-based system will require new technology to facilitate the large-scale transmission and storage of solar and wind power. "As more electric cars hit the road, a new system is needed to handle all the motorists trying to charge up at the same time," they say.
Researchers at University of California campuses and labs are therefore working on a myriad of projects to develop and deploy systems to modernize the nation's electrical system into one that relies on renewable energy and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The so-called smart grid is part of President Obama's clean energy initiatives and is needed to implement Gov. Jerry Brown's call for installing 12,000 megawatts of renewable power generation in California by 2020.
Much of the nation's power system was designed more than 100 years ago and many of its parts are more than 50 years old.
"One of the major challenges we face and one of the reasons we need a smart grid is the introduction of renewable power," said Jack Brouwer, lead researcher on the Irvine Smart Grid Demonstration Project, which is using campus housing at UC Irvine as a testing ground. "So, we need something that's smarter than what we're doing now."
Two-way power transmission
The current grid was built for consistent, one-way transmission of power from large generation centres into homes and businesses. Renewable energy sources don't behave that way. They have variable loads that ebb and flow with the amount of sunshine or wind that generate them. The grid also can't handle the influx of electric cars that's expected in the near future.
"Now you have solar rooftops which essentially allow power to flow back to the grid," said Rajit Gadh, director of the UCLA Smart Grid Energy Research Center. "The grid operation is not used to getting information back from the consumer."
Gadh envisions homes in the future having appliances that can talk wirelessly to the electric grid and turn off during peak periods or draw from batteries that store excess power generated from the house's solar panels. In the garage, there would be an electric charging and power storage station for cars. Neighbors could form a collective to offer power back to a utility.
"All these ideas, we're exploring and one day I think they will happen," said Gadh, who cautions that it could still take up to 25 years to update the country's infrastructure to enable widespread use of these new technologies.
Gadh and other UC researchers are working to make this future come true. Among the numerous projects throughout the UC system, engineers and scientists at UCLA, UC San Diego and UC Irvine are utilizing their campuses as living labs for studies of smart grid technologies.
Wireless technology
The UCLA Smart Grid Energy Research Center focuses on wireless communication technology and smart charging stations for electric cars. It is part of a smart grid demonstration project funded by the Department of Energy and the Los Angeles Water and Power Department and partnering with the Korea Institute of Energy Research to develop new technologies.
The center has outfitted several UCLA engineering school buildings with sensing and control systems to explore new smart grid technology. The devices can gauge and adjust the amount of power needed in a room; and control appliances, lights, and heating and air-conditioning systems, depending on occupancy and energy pricing or power availability on the grid. The smart car chargers operate similarly and can power down if grid conditions are not optimal.
UC San Diego has its own smart grid that generates more than 80 percent of the campus's energy needs via a cogeneration plant, a fuel cell that operates on natural gas reclaimed from a landfill and an array of solar installations.
The UC San Diego micro grid is connected to the state's electrical grid although it is largely self-contained (the campus's lights stayed on during a September 2011 blackout that hit Southern California). The system monitors energy use on campus in a way that maximizes efficiency and provides researchers with a platform to test ideas that someday could be implemented nationwide.
Having a micro grid on campus is crucial to environmental engineering professor Jan Kleissl's research on making photovoltaic systems more cost effective by devising solar forecasting technologies to predict the availability of sunshine, minutes to days in advance. "Many of the grants would not have been possible without having the micro grid as a test bed," Kleissl said.
Accurately forecasting cloud cover patterns allows energy managers to predict the amount of production from their system. If there's no sunshine, the reduction in local solar power generation can be balanced by reducing load or switching to conventional energy sources. The predictability also allows purchased electricity to be bought ahead of time at potentially lower prices.
Kleissl is able to develop different solar forecasting techniques using local measurements and test them for forecast accuracy. His data is part of the information that can be used by campus energy managers to optimize the micro grid system. "There's always a need to collect data and to demonstrate research results," Kleissl said. "That is easily accomplished on the micro grid."
Smart City
UC San Diego is also part of an effort, called Smart City, to create a model electrical grid system for charging electric cars. The campus is partnering with the city of San Diego, San Diego Gas & Electric, General Electric and CleanTech San Diego on the project.
Research at UC San Diego will involve charging stations and electric cars that members of the campus community can lease. Scientists will test the technology and analyze consumer behavior.
The partnership's goal is to accelerate the use of electric vehicles in San Diego and elsewhere. The project highlights the importance of partnerships with private industry for the campus, UC San Diego Chancellor Marye Anne Fox said when announcing the initiative last year. "Each of us will bring to the table our own strengths," Fox said.
Real homes involved in pilot
At UC Irvine, 40 homes in the University Hills neighborhood of faculty and staff housing are taking part in the Irvine Smart Grid Demonstration Project, a partnership between the campus, Southern California Edison and other corporate partners.
In the experiment, 30 of the homes are being outfitted with smart technology such as photovoltaic systems, battery storage and wirelessly networked appliances. The rest will have no smart-grid attributes but will be monitored and serve as control subjects.
Some of the houses also will test charging and power storage systems for electric cars, which will begin taxing the electric grid as they become more popular. The current power grid wouldn't be able to handle the load if more than 20 percent of the nation's cars were electric, said Brouwer, who also is an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and the associate director of the National Fuel Cell Research Center at UC Irvine.
"People have in their minds a vision that if we already have the electric grid, why don't we just plug in electric cars?" Brouwer said. "The problem is that the infrastructure was not built with this in mind. None of circuits were built with that power demand in mind."
A neighborhood full of university professors offers an informed group of test subjects who ask a lot of good questions, Brouwer said. "We have an understanding audience. They know it's part of a research project, and they want the research to be successful."
[Inset: Courtesy of San Diego Gas and Electric]
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UPDATE: Freebirds World Burrito in the 700 block of Earl Rudder Freeway remained closed Thursday after health inspectors said the restuarant's hot water was still not working.
Afollow-up inspection will be conducted Friday, and Freebirds can pay a $500 dollar fee and reopen if the problem is fixed.
Freebirds was shut down Wednesday afternoon by the Brazos County Health Department.
Inspectors were there for a routine inspection, when they discovered the restaurant had no hot water, according to inspection reports.
Not having hot water is considered a factor affecting public health because restaurant employees can't properly wash their hands or wash dishes, inspectors said.
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S chjelderupp-Ebbe, who discovered and described pecking orders in hens ( 1922), laid the foundations for a vast body of research on inequality of individuals. Thirty years later, when early ethology rediscovered that behavior could be a product of natural selection, it was a small step to surmise that this principle also could apply to social structures and social sorting processes in humans.
Continuing research in this area developed quite different concepts. These concepts range from dominance and hierarchies to visual regard, status, and rank orders. Application of these concepts to observable behavior, however, can be difficult, because of some problems inherent in the definition of these concepts. Dyadic dominance, for instance, seems to be a relationship feature that can not be extended to hierarchies, because the members of groups employ a variety of strategies different from those commonly used in dyadic interactions. In contrast to dominance, therefore, social status describes power relations on a group level.
Although we can observe tactics for attaining social status reliably and repeatedly in groups, explanations for their existence are manifold. The proximate level, i.e. explanation in terms of the immediate causation and function of a behavior, and the ultimate level, i.e. explanation in terms of inclusive fitness, are best looked at separately in such an endeavor.


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Given the choice between immigrants entering the U.S. with a path to citizenship or Hannity and Perry with their smirky, middle-aged white itchy trigger fingers, faux badassery and gun fetishes, I'll take the immigrants in a heartbeat. So should we all.
As the nation is horrified by another botched execution, a capital defense lawyer in Texas, a legal scholar in New York, and the former warden of San Quentin work against capital punishment.
Isn't it strange that the GOP, the political party that has heretofore consistently and vociferously opposed frivolous lawsuits, spurious malpractice claims and the trail lawyers' lobby, has now decided to spend taxpayer money to hire trial lawyers to bring what is essentially a frivolous malpractice lawsuit against President Obama?
No, this is not some Game of Thrones spinoff. Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the official 2014 platform of the Republican Party of Texas, 40 pages of unrestrained, right-wing bluster.
In reading a recent piece in The Washington Times, you might think that Texas Gov. Rick Perry -- he of the hip new eyeglasses -- is deeper than his gun-toting persona would lead you to believe.
There are two general views on how best to address the illegal immigration crisis the United States is facing on its southern border, notably as it relates to the tens of thousands of child migrants who have been arriving in the US from the "Northern Triangle" countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras during the past few months.
Republicans really can't help themselves -- when they see an opportunity to irritate the Latino electorate, they go for it with gusto.
The arrival of large numbers of children on our doorstep is not a physical menace to us. Nor is it an unsustainable financial burden. It is not a legal or bureaucratic matter either. Instead, it is a moral issue of how we choose to define ourselves as a country.
Less than three years ago, Rick Perry showed himself to be an extraordinarily bad campaigner with a tin ear for retail politics. Yet today, Perry is touted by the Beltway press as a "handsome" and "underrated" campaigner who stands poised for greatness in the next presidential campaign. Somewhere Al Gore must be shaking his head.
A New Hampshire Granite Poll released last week showed Romney with an astonishing 39 percent lead over all other hopefuls including Christie, Bush, Paul, Rubio, Rob Portman and Ted Cruz, none of whom broke single digits. That's a pretty startling statistic.
Perry has been all over the media lately, particularly as a result of the situation on the U.S. border involving undocumented minors, mostly from Central America, who are crossing into the U.S. via Mexico.
The United States should return to its traditional foreign policy, established by the nation's founders and followed for most of the nation's history, of restraint overseas. Rand and Ron Paul get it. Rick Perry should too.
Today I want to use my unique set of criminal justice experiences -- from both sides of the prison wall -- to help end the mandatory minimum sentencing for non-violent offenders.
The political goal of making a different group become the enemy and "the other" is what every Hitler analogy should revolve around, not the vapid uses of quotes from Nazis that could apply to all politicians.
The petrifying reality that your taxes might go up, or that you might eventually have to pay for someone else's medical care is what keeps you up at night, not the prospect of leaving your home for a better life in some faraway land.


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It all began in 1964.
That was the beginning of the good old days for the Salinas High football team, at least as far as playing neighboring Palma was concerned.
The Cowboys won that first-ever meeting, 20-7. The next year they won again, 13-0. Then again, 19-0 in 1966. Still again, 13-7 in 1967. Yet again, 13-6 in 1968. Not again? Yep, 14-0 in 1969. Same old story again in 1970, Salinas winning 24-14.
Then, for some reason, the series ended with the Cowboys having won all seven.
It would be 25 years until Palma and Salinas met again.
The reunion came in 1994, and it attracted an overflow crowd to Salinas High Stadium.
Mike Pluta scored both touchdowns in that 1994 game - a 35-yard fumble return and a four-yard run - and the Chieftains beat Salinas for the first time, 14-0.
And it wouldn't be the last time.
The Cowboys and Chieftains have since clashed every year since 1994, and they'll meet again for the 26th time Friday at 7:30 p.m. the Salinas Sports Complex in front of what should be another big crowd.
For what it's worth it'll also be the last time the two teams will meet at the Sports Complex. Starting next year Palma will call the new Rabobank Stadium home. It's under current construction right next door to the Sports Complex.
I'm guessing Dick Tuttle had something to do with getting the Salinas-Palma game started. In 1964 he was in the second of a 10-year head coaching stint with the Cowboys. After going 2-4-3 in 1963 Salinas went 4-5 in 1964.
But by 1969 the Cowboys were rolling. They went 9-1 that year and 8-2 in 1970.
At the same time Lou Zinani was coaching Palma football.
According to former Salinas Californian sports writer and historian, Jim Albanese, Zinani was a Salinas High graduate, who later became an All-American center for Hartnell College. He died in 1988 at age 45 from leukemia.
Being that Zinani and Tuttle seemed to have a lot in common, I suspect it was nothing more than a gentlemen's agreement to end the series after the 1970 game. Even though Salinas had won them all, the scores were close, and by all accounts, the games were cleanly played. Also, the competition and controversy between public and private schools back then was hardly a factor, if at all.
Salinas and Palma opened the season against each other in 1967, 1968, 1969 and 1970. In 1971 - Zinani's last year as head coach - Palma opened with Ceres.
The series has been nearly all-Palma since 1994. Salinas managed to stay close in 2001, losing 26-19. And, of course, the Cowboys had their one big moment of glory in 2002 when they became the first team from Monterey County to beat Palma since 1988.
The only other close call came in 2009 when Salinas battled back from a 21-0 deficit to pull within 21-20. Palma scored with 1:35 to play to win, 28-20.
In 15 of the 18 games played between the two teams since 1994 Palma has won by 13 points or more. Ten times the Cowboys have been held to seven points or less. Only three times has Salinas scored 20 or more points against Palma, including last year when it scored 21.
On a more civil level, the heated debate between private and public schools - which seems to peak whenever Palma and Salinas share the same field - has cooled somewhat in recent years, at least if Letters to the Editor in this newspaper are any indication.
It's been my experience that the players on the two teams could care less about the private-public stuff. They know each other only too well. Also, there have been cases where this game has pitted brother versus brother, and it's not unusual for current faculty members to have spent time in the classroom of both schools.
As much as anything, the Palma-Salinas game does more to promote high school athletics in general in this town than any single event from September to June. And if it sells a few newspapers in the process, so much the better.
Speaking of newspapers, I'll have more on this game Thursday in my high school football prediction column.
? We've had girl football players before in this area on varsity teams. Salinas High has a back-up female place-kicker this season and it had another a couple of years ago. Alisal High had a female wide receiver about 10 years ago, but I don't remember a pass even thrown in her direction. But until Friday night it's my belief Alvarez High may have had the first girl to see action at running back. Danielle Guido carried twice against Palma last Friday, and even though she lost yardage on both carries, could be the first girl in Salinas to have a carry of any sort in a varsity game.
? Touchdown leaders in the tri-league area: Holden Smith, Carmel (15); Brendan Holler, Gilroy (13); Everett Ball, Salinas (13); Roger Contreras, Watsonville (12); Kevin Tesky, Pac Grove (10); Thomas Spanos, Carmel (10); David Hightower (MVC) 10; Cody Washington, MVC (8); Jimmy Hill, Monterey (8); Nick Matiasevich, MVC (8).
? Sometimes things turn so bad and so sad that words just don't work. So just to let you know we're thinking about you and your family, coach.
George Watkins is a sports writer for The Salinas Californian. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 754-4264.


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Beacon Community of the Week
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The City of Brisbane was selected by the Institute for Local Government (ILG) as being their Beacon Community of the Week. Many thanks to the Open Space and Ecology Committee and Public Works Department for ensuring that Brisbane is a leader in best practices for stormwater pollution prevention as well as takes advantage of oportunties to promote sustainability.
Brisbane is officially a participant in the Beacon Program, which is sponsored by the Institute for Local Government and the Statewide Energy Efficiency Collaborative. The Beacon Program recognizes cities and counties statewide that are working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, save energy and adopt policies and programs that promote sustainability. If Brisbane is nominated for an award, it will be announced on October 1st at the League of Cities conference, taking place this year in San Jose, Sept. 30 - Oct. 2nd.
July-Dec. 2015 Shuttle Stickers
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We wanted to assure Brisbane shuttle riders that you may still ride the Commute.org shuttles using the Jan-June 2015 sticker for the next 2 weeks. Afterwards, all riders will need to have the Jul-Dec. 2015 shuttle sticker displayed on their shuttle card. The City will be mailing out the July-Dec. 2015 stickers next week to all riders in the system, so rest assured! Thank you for using the free commuter shuttles and should you have any questions, please contact Commute.org at (650) 588-8171.
Let's Go Solar Together Brisbane!
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Peninsula SunShares is nearing its July 31st registration deadline and the City of Brisbane would like to encourage community members to sign up to find out if solar could be a good fit for your home.
The program launched in April and over the last four months more than 715 homeowners have enrolled. To date there are 100 projects being installed throughout the Bay Area totaling 440 kilowatts of reliable solar power. If you're curious where Brisbane stands, 25 homes have registered for the program and 8 systems have already been installed or are pending installation! The final deadline to take advantage of the program's reduced pricing is the end of August when all contracts must be signed.
Together, we're creating a planet run by the sun - faster!
Installing solar not only helps to support local greenhouse gas reduction and air quality goals that the City of Brisbane is working to achieve, but also helps you lock in low electricity rates for the next 20 years. Sounds pretty good, right? No wonder solar is the fastest growing source of energy in the U.S.
The City of Brisbane is participating in Peninsula SunShares with neighboring communities to pool the power of our community to get more competitive pricing from solar companies, while reducing the complexity of going solar.
If you live in the greater Bay Area and are a homeowner, you are eligible to participate. Learn more by visiting the program website: http://www.mygroupenergy.com/peninsula
Next Steps:
- Sign up to receive a no-cost proposal from one of the program's pre-selected contractors by July 31st.
- If you decide to move forward with your solar installation, sign your contract by August 31st to take advantage of federal tax credits that expire soon and the discounted program pricing.
- Help spread the word! More participants mean a better deal for you and more reliable solar power for our community.
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Draft Climate Action Plan
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The Open Space and Ecology Committee has begun drafting and would like to know your opinion on the measures proposed to be included in the City's Climate Action Plan. This important plan will determine how our community will decrease greenhouse gas emissions to meet the State of California's Global Warming Solutions Act (AB32) goals by of a reduction in emissions to 1990 levels by the year 2020. Read the Climate Action Plan draft outline and proposed measures and come voice your ideas at the next Open Space and Ecology Committee meeting on Wednesday, July 15 at 6:30pm in the Community Meeting Room at City Hall.
Mission Blue-berry Pancake Breakfast
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Join San Bruno Mountain Watch (Mountain Watch) on Sunday, August 9th from 9am-12pm for their 6th annual Mission Blue-berry Pancake Breakfast at the Mission Blue Nursery in Brisbane (3401 Bayshore Blvd.). This event will feature Mountain Watch's secret-recipe blueberry pancakes and encourage community members to "eat an invasive" by trying their famous blackberry syrup, made from invasive Himalayan blackberries found on San Bruno Mountain. In addition to the breakfast, the event includes a Native Plant Sale, featuring several beautiful native plant species that are drought-resistant and thrive in our local ecosystem.
The Mission Blue-berry Pancake Breakfast is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. Tickets are available at the event or online through Brown Paper Tickets (http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1810205).
Are you interested in protecting and preserving San Bruno Mountain for future generations to enjoy? If so, visit Mountain Watch's website at www.mountainwatch.org or like them on Facebook (under San Bruno Mountain Watch or Mission Blue Nursery). You can also join them for a day of habitat restoration or a breathtaking hike with gorgeous views of the Bay Area! They would love for you or a group from your business to join them.
If you can't make it to the August 9th plant sale, the Mission Blue Nursery is open by appointment Thursday - Saturday with a $100 minimum-order. Call their office at 415-467-6631 to schedule an appointment.
2015 City Council Election
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Last night, the City Council approved a resolution to hold a General Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2015. Every November in odd number years, such an election is held to fill City Council seats. This year, the election will be held to fill two seats.
If you are interested in running for City Council this coming November then you'll want to be aware of the following information.
The election this year will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2015 and will be to elect two (2) City Council members.
The nomination period is between July 13th and August 7th (or August 12th if an incumbent fails to file.) The first day you can pick up nomination papers is on July 13th. Please make an appointment with City Clerk Sheri Spediacci before coming to City Hall, 50 Park Place, Brisbane, to do so. Nomination papers are due August 7, 2015, or August 12, 2015 if an incumbent fails to file.
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July 3, The Hot Rods (Classic Oldies)
July 10, The Allmond Brothers Clan. (70's rock)
July 17, Andre Thierry (Zydeco)
July 24, Buffalo BBQ (Brisbane Locals Night)
July 31, Pop Fiction (Northern California's premier party band)
August 7, Hairstrike (80's rock tribute band)
The Concerts are every Friday, July 3 through August 7. 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm in the Community Park (11 Old County Rd., Brisbane).
Probably THE most important aspect of the planning process is sponsorship, as this summertime tradition is only made possible due to the generous tax-deductible donations made by Brisbane businesses as well as local families who have come to eagerly anticipate the Concert Series each year. Do you also enjoy the bands and think the Concerts add value to the community? Then consider being a sponsor! Sponsorship levels this year range from Platinum to Bronze, but all sponsors will be recognized by the City Council, in all City publications (print and online), and of course, on the concert banner that will be hung on the Gazebo in the Community Park which the bands play under. Click here to show your support of Concerts in the Park or on the donor form below (click to enlarge). If you have any questions, please contact Recreation Supervisor Steve Beaty at firstname.lastname@example.com or (415) 508-2143. Thank you in advance for your support of the Concerts!


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Oprah interviews Kardashian-Jenner clan Sunday
FILE - In this Aug. 17, 2011 file photo, from left, Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner arrive at the Kardashian Kollection launch party in Los Angeles. The Kardashians will visit Oprah Winfrey when "Oprah's Next Chapter" airs this Sunday, June 17 at 8p.m. EST on OWN. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, file)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Oprah Winfrey talks to eight, count 'em, eight Kardashian-Jenner family members in an interview set to air on Winfrey's cable channel, OWN.
Winfrey talked to Kris and Bruce Jenner and their combined offspring at their Hidden Hills, Calif., home. Also on hand were Khloe Kardashian's husband, Lamar Odom, and Kourtney Kardashian's boyfriend, Scott Disick, OWN said Monday.
The interview will air 8 p.m. EDT Sunday on "Oprah's Next Chapter." It will be followed at 9 p.m. EDT with the second part of Winfrey's interview with rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.


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Bug #6275
symbol not found: _environ on Mac OS X
|Shota Fukumori
|ruby -v:
|ruby 1.9.3p125 (2012-02-16 revision 34643) [x86_64-darwin10]
- download latest ruby
- download vim7.3 and built with ruby support
- run vim73, and type: ruby puts "ruby" at ":"
- Symbol not found: _environ
And my patch is in the attached file.
#1 Updated by dehui peng over 3 years ago
- File ruby-changes.patch added
#2 Updated by Yusuke Endoh over 3 years ago
- Assignee set to Shota Fukumori
- Status changed from Open to Assigned
Sorah, do you know anything about this?
yusuke Endoh email@example.com
#3 Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada over 3 years ago
The patch seems fine, and hash.c has similar code already.
#4 Updated by Yusuke Endoh over 3 years ago
- Assignee changed from Shota Fukumori to Nobuyoshi Nakada
Ok please go ahead.
Yusuke Endoh email@example.com
#5 Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada over 3 years ago
- Category set to core
- Assignee changed from Nobuyoshi Nakada to Shota Fukumori
- Target version set to 2.0.0
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THE TWIG TRILOGY, Book II
Sixteen-year-old Twig is eager to begin his new life as a sky pirate on board the famous Stormchaser. The crew's quest: to collect stormphrax—the precious, magical substance formed at the heart of a storm—in order to save the floating city of Sanctaphrax. Only a sky ship as powerful as the Stormchaser, piloted by a man as fearless as Cloud Wolf, could risk entering such a storm. . . .
Editeur: David Fickling Books ( 6 mai 2009)
Format: EPUB
Nombre de pages: 400 pages
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WHEATLAND, MO (July 16th, 2014) - KODE 12 in Joplin Presents the Lucas Oil Speedway Budweiser Weekly Racing Series this Saturday, July 19th featuring the ALPS Food Stores ULMA Late Models, the Pitts Homes USRA Modifieds, the Carson's Corner Napa Factory Stocks, and the Tri-Lakes RV USRA B-Mods. The ALPS Food Stores ULMA Late Models will be the featured class of the evening running a special 25 Lap, $1,000 to win Main Event!
Wheatland, MO- (July 14th, 2014)- Jimmy Owens returned to dominance on Saturday Night at Lucas Oil Speedway by winning the 8th Annual CMH Diamond Nationals. With car owner Mike Reece looking on, Owens ran away from Scott Bloomquist to record his 50th career win with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. The event was co-sanctioned with the Lucas Oil MLRA Late Models.
WHEATLAND, MO (July 7th, 2014) - The 8th Annual CMH Diamond Nationals featuring the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series rolls into Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri this Saturday, July 12th for their second and final appearance this season. "This is certainly one of the most anticipated events of the season here in Wheatland." commented Lucas Oil Speedway General Manager Dan Robinson. "It features the best late model drivers in the country here for one day, 50 laps, and a hefty payday of $10,000 to the winner along with a beautiful Diamond Ring to commemorate the win."
Wheatland, MO- (July 4th, 2014)- With perfect weather blanketing the Lucas Oil Speedway on a special Thursday night edition of the Budweiser Weekly Racing Series, 115 cars in the pits, and a huge crowd on hand, Tommy Cordray was the last man standing as he scored an emotional win on his birthday to capture the first leg of the ULMA Triple Crown Shootout at Lucas Oil Speedway on Casey's General Stores Night. Kerry Davis scored a thrilling 3-wide win in the USRA Modifieds, while Chip Shaddox captured a wildly popular win in the Factory Stocks. Kris Jackson narrowly beat Logan Martin to outdistance the competition in the USRA B-Mods.
WHEATLAND, MO (July 1st, 2014) - Based on this past Saturday's event cancellation at Lucas Oil Speedway, track officials are pleased to communicate the following 2014 schedule updates.
WHEATLAND, MO (June 30th, 2014) - This Thursday, July 3rd Casey's General Stores presents a special Thursday Night Thunder edition of the Lucas Oil Speedway Budweiser Weekly Racing Series. The Lake Area's Wildest Fireworks Show will light up the night sky at the conclusion of the racing program as we celebrate our Nation's Independence.
WHEATLAND, MO (June 28th, 2014) - Officials with Lucas Oil Speedway have cancelled tonight's dirt track event due to widespread showers and thunderstorms with more developing throughout the evening including the potential for severe weather. We are sorry for the inconvenience but we want to give our fans, drivers, crews, and staff as much notice as possible.
Lucas Oil Speedway has cancelled tonight's dirt track event due to widespread showers and thunderstorms with more developing throughout the evening including the potential for severe weather. We are sorry for the inconvenience but we want to give our fans, drivers, crews, and staff as much notice as possible.


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What Nickelodian says goes for Trixie here in the DC Metro area. Pick and choose, do your own work, don't try for a series. We are fortunate to have Upperville, Culpeper, Middleburg Classic,...
The area is chock full of excellent, qualified trainers. Our experience with the program at North Slope Stables has been wonderful.
Ditto. Too much drek on here already. Same for the increasing number of Off Meds days.
But YOU GET TO WORK WITH HORSES!!!11!!:winkgrin:
Trixie's trainer is having her annual holiday clinic and open house December 14 & 15.
We were introduced to Sonya several years ago through several of our CoTH friends at an earlier clinic. We...
Trixie, you left "They have to work for the Krazee" off your list :yes:
Synrgystk came along with her lovely Spice, he's chestnut/white :)
Wings does love the Pan. :)
There are now three coops of varying sizes set in the fence of the upper ring. He and Trixie tried them all out.
I am sure no one will be surprised to learn that Trixie and I seem to have showed up a day late for the "Just Jumpers" show at the Pan over the weekend. :eek: Oh well, we had the place almost...
We'll be there this Sunday! There is a jumper show and the forecast is for brilliant sun and a high of 59 degrees. There will be playing on the cross country course!
I do miss the Infamous RV,...
2005 at Frying Pan and Rubicon:
We have The Winglet up jumping down into the water hazard. HN73 was along that day, her boy, Marshall was brave but Wings was terrified of the DONKEYS!
We jump...
Non on Hunter/Jumper dear! :lol:
Lisamarie8 was there with Ozzy! So was Moesha and Xani. Oh the memories! :)
I got to feed not one but two tailgate parties at the recent International Gold Cup races out at Great Meadow! A former co-worker emailed to ask if I wanted to go in on a Living Social deal - $100...
Nickelodian, you and the Winglet and Trixie and Jo, fatlilpony and ErinB all grown up! It's been a good, long while, hasn't it? :)
Years ago, his first show was at Summerplace. He was terrified of the flowers in the ring and thought an adorable little gray pony was going to catch him and pound him. :lol: Now Summerplace is...
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL936/3762429/24450035/407918216.jpg The light was going fast by the time the schooling jumpers went but you can see how happy he is!
He was just a colt when these forums began. So many great times, so many sorrows, have been recorded here.
It has been quite a while since I updated the doings of Trixie and Wings. It has been...
Get the Nova episode on thoroughbreds "A Magic Way of Going".
Recall back in the day when CoTH only had a couple forums? Just when I thought that Flashy Gray was safely residing in the nurturing care of Sheltering Arms, I get a message from her in Africa.
My earliest memories are of reading Misty and Sea Star and Stormy. In 1965, we took our summer vacation on Chincoteague for the pony penning, our first of many. We tent camped in what is now...
She's got great pipes and a big butt, too! :winkgrin:
Oh, I am laughing at this and thinking "Oh, I knew her when she was just a filly" I'm guessing that victory in the Egg and Spoon race wasn't at a sanctioned meet? :congratulatory:
Forecasters are saying 90% chance to blast the mid-atlantic this morning.
At least we have plenty of notice. A loft full of hay and extra trash cans to fill with water for when the power goes...
That was "Another Man O' War" from 1966. You can buy a print from the book "Bulls Eye leading ahead Red Badge. :)


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The big news that came out last week about the labor unions unhappy with Obamacare just doesn't strike true. I can see what is coming down the pike. After much deliberation and hand-wringing, it will be decided that this version of Obamacare just won't work and what is really needed is single payer. ... more
The IRS succeeded in shutting down the opposition and they were all high-fived and handsomely rewarded. ... more
Why is it always such a shock when news emerges that the government is doing something underhanded and illegal? The allegations that the IRS was targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny have now expanded to the uncovering of the fact that they were also singling out Jewish groups that were pro-Israel. ... more
We paid for a family of non-citizens to live in our country for years, go to our schools and have all the advantages of a wonderful free society so that they could become radicalized and kill us? ... more
Look no further than that luscious stash of cash that is just sitting there in people's retirement accounts. ... more
Looks like we have returned to part of that nightmare with the jobless numbers, and the only reason the other parts haven't kicked in yet is because the Fed is artificially keeping interest rates down and printing money like it's going out of style. ... more
If ever there was a Pandora's Box, Obamacare is it, with new surprises and revelations jumping out at us almost daily. ... more
I see the American people getting hammered by higher taxes and skyrocketing costs in everything from gas, food, health care and education while Obama and Biden gallivant all over the world on the taxpayers dime. ... more
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The owner of a mobile home, right, destroyed in a fire Tuesday morning is comforted by a friend. / Ryan Mercer/Free Press
Members of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Department work to open the gun safe belonging to Gary Willette of Richmond, whose home was gutted by fire Tuesday morning. From left: Samantha Atwood, Ben Whitcomb and Ben Whitcomb. Partially hidden, center, is the mobile home park's manager, Jeff Bishop. / JOEL BANNER BAIRD/FREE PRESS
How to help
To donate or volunteer with the American Red Cross, visit www.redcross.org/vermont or send checks to 29 Mansfield Ave., Burlington, VT 05401.
Fire crews from Richmond, Bolton Williston and Underhill/Jericho were called to the fire at 65 Summers Street in Richmond Tuesday morning. The home owner was trying to thaw pipes with a heater before the blaze started. / RYAN MERCER/FREE PRESS
A firefighter sprays water on a mobile home in Richmond Tuesday morning. / Ryan Mercer/Free Press
Fire gutted a mobile home in Richmond on Tuesday, but quick work by multiple fire departments prevented the blaze from spreading to nearby residences.
Gary Willette and his dog the homes only occupants escaped injury.
Willette said he had been trying to thaw frozen pipes with a small propane heater when surrounding materials ignited.
The thermometer read 10 degrees below zero at 8 a.m. when the fire was reported at the mobile home park near the intersection of U.S. 2 and Vermont 117.
Richmond Fire Chief Tom Levesque said when he arrived on scene smoke was coming out of a window, followed soon after by flames which spread throughout the home.
Firefighters from Williston, Bolton, Underhill-Jericho and Essex departments responded to help, Levesque said.
Levesque said low temperatures Tuesday morning meant crews needed to keep water flowing and could not turn off their hoses, resulting in wasted water. Firefighters took turns working and used their trucks cabs to warm up between shifts.
Tankers had to haul water to the site, which has no fire hydrants.
Crews beat down the fire in about an hour, Levesque said, but crews stayed on scene to watch for hot spots.
The chief offered some cautionary advice to other winter-chilled area residents: The best way to thaw pipes is by blasting them with a hairdryer, rather than resorting to open flame.
Tuesday afternoon, members of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Department toiled with power saws and crowbars to open Willettes ash-covered gun safe.
The metal yielded after about a half hour. The first sign was encouraging: The ammunition had not exploded.
The volunteers lifted out the guns one by one and the owner assessed them for damage.
Some of the firearms appeared wet. All bore a coating of ash, but otherwise seemed serviceable, Willette said.
A more valuable piece of hardware was tucked between fire-toasted paperwork: a Civil War-era medal that Willette said was worth about $60,000.
While he finishes sifting through his remaining possessions, Willette is getting a motel room and some financial help for food and clothing from the Vermont chapter of the American Red Cross, said the nonprofits director of communication, Doug Bishop.
The Richmond blaze is the 11th fire the agency has responded to since Thanksgiving, Bishop said.
The Red Cross depends on donations from the community and welcomes new volunteers, he added.
Contributing: Joel Banner Baird, Free Press.


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| October 10, 2010
MonoSol, LLC: Clear, water-soluable polyvinyl film
MonoSol's MonoDose Crystal film provides ultrahigh clarity in polyvinyl alcohol films which are used for individually packaging doses of a variety of products including agricultural chemicals, detergents and disinfectants.
When the sachets are introduced to water, the film completely dissolves and releases the product. Previously, MonoDose films retained a slight haze as a result of the chemical make up of the film and the production process. MonoDose Crystal represents a breakthrough in transparency, according to the company.
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The DC Department of Human Resources offers a complete online course catalog and a summary of training programs. View the 2015 Course Catalog.
Employee Self-Service
Employee Self-Service (ESS), available at https://ess.dc.gov, provides District employees online access to their personal and benefits information. ESS is the fastest and most convenient way to check, update and manage employee personal data and benefit selections.
Employees can access and manage the following features:
- Personal information
- Federal tax deduction forms (W-4)
- Emergency contacts
- Direct deposit
- View benefits summary
- Enroll in most benefits during Open Enrollment Season
- Add and/or update beneficiaries and dependents
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- Report time
- Request leave
For more information, visit the Employee Self-Service Site.
Please note: The link points to an Intranet page on the DC.gov website. It can only be viewed by District government employees.


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text: Work crews scoop sand from a beachfront swimming pool in Sea Bright N.J. on Jan. 15, 2013 as the town's cleanup from Superstorm Sandy continued. The town's entire business district was wiped out (four shops have since re-opened) and 75 percent of residents are still homeless. Yet Sea Bright is determined to rebuild as a debate rages on whether to restore shore communities to their pre-storm condition, or buy out properties in flood-prone areas and depopulate them. (AP Photo/Wayne Parry)


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Cyanogen has released CM6 RC2 for the Dream (G1) and Sapphire (MyTouch 3G). This is the second experimental version of the ever-popular CM6 ROM. In case you've been living under
Remainder of T-Mobile 2010 Roadmap Reveals Android Phones from HTC, Motorola, and LG
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Executive Committee 2015-2016
PRESIDENT: Christian Mari, France
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: Axel Probst, Germany
CHAIR PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Susan Ying, USA
TREASURER: Gunnar Holmberg, Sweden
PAST PRESIDENT: Murray L. Scott, Australia
C. Atkin, UK
J.L.F. Azevedo, Brasil
A. Filatyev, Russia
F. Abbink, The Netherlands (Honorary Fellows Advisory Group chair)
D. Mavris, USA
M. Peters, The Netherlands
S. Suzuki, Japan
R. Henke, Germany
J. Cho, Korea (associated for ICAS 2016)
The ICAS Secretariat is hosted by the German Society "Deutsche Gesellschaft für Luft-und Raumfahrt Lilienthal-Oberth e.V" (DGLR).
Axel Probst is the Executive Secretary assisted by Bodo Heinrichs as the ICAS Coordinator.
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Grosse Ile converted a penalty kick early in the game and St. Mary Catholic Central missed one late.
That was the difference Thursday afternoon as the Falcons dropped a 1-0 heartbreaker in the Division 3 District soccer semifinal game they were hosting.
The two Huron League foes had battled to a pair of 1-1 ties during the regular season.
Grosse Ile scored its goal about 12 minutes into the game. SMCC was awarded a penalty kick with eight minutes left but shot high. The Falcons finish 13-3-5.
"We fought back (after falling behind 1-0) and pretty much dominated the rest of the game," said coach Kendan Myers. "It was devastating to fall short. It's hard to lose, but it's especially hard to lose in a game like that."
Kyle Boggs, Zac Ohs and goalkeeper Lino Taormina starred for the Falcons.
Flat Rock also was eliminated in the semifinals in an 8-3 loss to Detroit Cesar Chavez Academy. The game was called with about 10 minutes left because of bad playing conditions.
Grosse Ile will play Cesar Chavez for the District title at 2 p.m. Saturday at SMCC's Rosenbrook Field.
Saints knocked off
NEWPORT — Lutheran South held an 18-5 shooting advantage but lost to Taylor Baptist Park 1-0 Thursday in the Division 4 District semifinals.
The Saints had beaten Baptist Park twice during the regular season. They finish 12-7-1.
"We out-possessed them, we outshot them, we did everything but outscore them," said coach Steve Garrabrant. "It was a real sad way to end the season, but we played hard."
Michael Roebke and Caleb Carr were standouts for the Saints.
Groff is All-SEC
TEMPERANCE — Bedford senior captain Eli Groff had been named to the All-Southeastern Conference Red Division first team.
Bedford's Eric Anderson and Hunter Lynch and Monroe's Travis Cunningham were honorable mention. The Mules' Brendan Renius and the Trojans' Kevin Worley were part of the all-sportsmanship team.
Huron to host final
NEW BOSTON — The site and time of the Division 2 District final has been determined. New Boston Huron will host Ypsilanti at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Bedford advances
SALINE — Nathan Thomas scored the game-winning goal with four minutes left and Hunter Lynch and Austin Rahman also talled in Bedford's 3-2 Division 1 District semifinal win over Ypsilanti Lincoln Wednesday.
The Mules are playing Southeastern Conference champion Ann Arbor Pioneer for the District title at 5 p.m. today at Saline. Bedford tied Pioneer 1-1 during the regular season.
Eagles stop Dundee
DUNDEE — Erie Mason needed four games to beat Dundee 25-23, 19-25, 25-17, 26-24 Thursday.
Alli Salenbien had 24 assists, 4 kills and 3 aces, Lindsay Briggs 12 kills and 4 blocks, and Angel Noworyta 4 kills for the 4-23-3 Vikings.
Dundee won the JV match 25-15, 25-18, 13-15. Kayla Gibson led with 10 kills, Becca Segaert had 6 digs and Brittany Rojem 3 aces.
Bernard leads Jets
CARELTON — Josh Bernard rushed for 232 yards and four touchdowns as Airport outscored Tecumseh 36-28 Thursday. Preston Balcock also had a TD for the 4-5 Jets.
Bulldogs win big
WHITMORE LAKE — Summerfield capped a 6-2-1 season by routing Whitmore Lake 41-0 Thursday. Brennen Kosarue scored three touchdowns, Cole Bischoff added one and Zach Philipp threw two touchdown passes to David Roach.
Ida wins finale
IDA — Jobe Mueller and Dylan Nations played well as Ida closed its season with a 56-0 rout of Willow Run Thursday.
Whiteford triumphs
OTTAWA LAKE — Whiteford concluded a 5-3-1 season by beating Adrian Madison Thursday 26-14. Zach Perry and Troy Diller scored two touchdowns and John Reditt cinched the win with a late interception.
Whitford takes two
OTTAWA LAKE — Jenna Book, Hayley Baker and Payton Becki starred Thursday as Whiteford beat Britton-Deerfield in a doubleheader 25-8, 25-23 and 25-21, 22-25, 15-13.
Bears win in monsoon
Jefferson's eighth-grade team defeated Allen Park in a monsoon 27-13 Wednesday night. Drake Wohlgamuth, Justin Kull, Jacob Fryer, Alek Murphy, Mike Woods and Jaden Payette were standouts as the Bears finished 5-1 after going 0-6 as seventh graders last year.
Monroe Red wins
The Monroe Middle School Red seventh-grade team swept Dexter Wednesday 25-9, 25-20, 25-13. Naielah Laister-Jones, Kennedy Mayes, Jocyln Gross and Shaelynn Blevins led the way.
Summerfield sweeps
PETERSBURG — Lexie Diver and Samantha Garst led the way as Summerfield's eighth-grade team swept Whitmore Lake 25-9, 25-18, 25-5 Wednesday.
Monroe White falls
Erin Nichols, Rylee Meyer and Shayna Frank performed extremely well for Monroe Middle School White seventh grade Wednesday in a 25-13, 25-15, 25-10 loss to Bedford.
Monroe comes back
Monroe erased a 2-0 deficit and tied Allen Park 2-2 Tuesday. Avery Haynes scored both Monroe goals and lead the team with nine this season. Colin Devenish recorded an assist and Banty Hill had 15 steals as Monroe finished 7-3-1.
Gothier wins tourney
Earl Gothier of Rockwood won a 9-ball tournament Wednesday at Cones & Cue Billiards. Bud Loop of Monroe finished second, Joe Jankowski of Riverview third and Mitchell Terrasi of Maybee fourth.


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Entire Bus Gets Taken By Sinkhole Then Swept To River In Brazil [VIDEO]
A bus was taken by a sink hole then swept into a very fast river in Brazil.
A bus was taken by a sink hole then swept into a very fast river in Brazil.
Tomaki Law Firm disseminated a video today showing a girl beating on another girl in a Yakima School District bus. The incident occurred in November 2011 and Tomaki released the video ahead of his civil suit against the school district because the bus driver failed to stop the attack.
Adobe Photoshop is a great piece of computer software used mostly by professional photographers and graphic designers. It's also used for funny face swaps or super imposing your friends into ridiculous situations.
Photographer, Erik Johansson, decided to show off his editing skills with some unsuspecting people at a bus stop. First, taking a photo of the person waiting for a bus, Johansson then uses a monitor hung up at the bus stop to create a real-time advertisement featuring that person's photo.
This surely makes waiting for the bus a little less boring.
Even before you take Driver's Ed or get your permit to drive a vehicle, you know to stop for school buses. Mostly because they are covered in flashing lights and a sign that says STOP is sticking out of the side (which you can partially see in the photo). It really is obvious. Apparently this Cleveland woman didn't have time to obey the law or worry about others safety.


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Lemmings, I feel a bit silly. I posted themed stitchalong in the challenge group and really I probably should have posted it here. Because that is what the Lemmings are all about--stitching the same types of things. :) Anyhow, if you haven't seen it, check out the What Does the Fox Say? Stitchalong under Who's Up for a Challenge? group.
Tempting, very tempting. But I'm not sure how much hassle there is in using a copyrighted image. You should see the full scene they're using on the children's bags. So adorable.
I think this fellow might be our lemming's cousin:
This is the "face" of the summer reading campaign for our library system. Isn't he charming?
Jane, I think that is a capital idea! Wouldn't it be cute as a set of stand-ups? One of our gal lugging her trove and another of the sign? Of course, then we'd need a third stand-up of the B&B!
Connie, I don't know that she is on the website yet, but she's available from Bedecked and Beadazzled: http://www.bedeckedandbeadazzled.com/needlepoint/Welcome--a-1.asp.
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The ten internationally-backed yachts of the Clipper 07-08 Round the World Yacht Race fleet arrived in Singapore at midday (local time, 0400 GMT) 19th January in a perfectly-choreographed entrance to Marina at Keppel Bay, the new S$30 million yacht haven owned by Uniquely Singapore sponsor, Keppel Corporation Limited.
Uniquely Singapore arrives at their sponsor's marina, (Keppel Corporation Limited) Clipper 07-08.
The fleet's arrival formed part of the colourful opening ceremony during which 40 'sirens' along the length of the Keppel Bay Bridge waved the flags of the competing nations, water canons fired jets into the air and Singapore's Senior Minister, Goh Chok Tong, hoisted a sail on the bridge to officially open the marina.
The crews left Nongsa Bay in Batam early to cross the Singapore Straits, the marine equivalent of a six-lane motorway, where 600 cargo ships pass through every day. Before arriving at Marina at Keppel Bay they sailed in formation past Singapore's distinctive skyline with its skyscrapers and "Singapore Eye" big wheel.
Chairman and founder of the Clipper Race, legendary solo sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, was on the pontoon to welcome the crews to Singapore, along with the Senior Minister and Mr Lim Chee Onn, Chairman of Keppel Corporation.
Sir Robin said, "We are delighted to bring the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race back to Singapore and to the magnificent facilities here at the new Marina at Keppel Bay. Keppel Corporation, together with their race partner, Singapore Tourism Board, has proven that not only can they stage a wonderful spectacle here in Singapore but has also shown how the Uniquely Singapore yacht can promote the city all over the world.
"Uniquely Singapore encapsulates the essence of the Clipper Race with people from many nations and backgrounds coming together to work as a successful team. With ten nationalities onboard for the latest race from Fremantle to Singapore, this team has proven that diversity can help to bond a group together rather than divide it.
"Mark and his crew have shown that sound training, good humour and a strong team ethic are the most important things for a successful campaign in ocean racing. Everyone onboard is developing their skills and as a result broadening their horizons."
Uniquely Singapore's crew includes a group of young people drawn from countries in the Association of South East Asian Nations. They have been sponsored by Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to mark Singapore's chairmanship of ASEAN as it celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Mr Lim Chee Onn, Keppel Corporation's Executive Chairman, said, "Keppel Bay is envisioned to be a place where people, boaters and non-boaters can come to enjoy the best of what Singapore's premium waterfront has to offer, be it to live, work or play.
"We share the same vision with our race partner, Singapore Tourism Board to showcase the Uniquely Singapore brand to the world and to promote Singapore globally as a 'must visit' destination."
Uniquely Singapore skipper, Mark Preedy, was presented with a cake to mark his 37th birthday today. He said, "We didn't know what to expect and then to come round the corner and see everyone was fantastic. It's a stunning building and the girls on the bridge with the flags were great. The crew were a bit stunned at first and then realised it was all for them. They were really excited and it was the first time they'd seen their families since they'd been away so there was a bit of emotion running."
Sir Robin continued, "This is a special day for all the crew onboard Uniquely Singapore as they finally sail into their home port. It is not a day any of them will forget. We hope the people of Singapore take the opportunity to come down to look around this superb new complex where the ten Clipper 68s will be berthed over the coming days."
Duggie Gillespie and the crew of New York were presented with the Uniquely Singapore Trophy as winners of the race from Fremantle to Singapore, the fifth of the 14 races that comprise Clipper 07-08.


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Liquid Apptoy
- Publisher: DAN-BALL
- Genre: Educational
- Released: 17 Aug, 2012
- Size: 11.5 MB
- Price: FREE!
- App Store Info
DescriptionThis game is the 15th iPhone game for the Web Game Site "DAN-BALL".
This fluid simulation game allows you to play with water.
Enjoy adding some colors or transform water into clouds or ice.