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CANNELTON – A team of five individuals from around the area will gather at 10 a.m. March 26 at the Perry Marine boat dock in Rocky Point for a plunge to help raise money for a local girl suffering from epilepsy.
For every $50 raised, a member of the team will take a plunge into the cold water. Money raised will help Victoria Brucken, a 17-year-old Cannelton resident, receive a seizure alert dog.
Denise Dimmett, Brucken's mother, said the group would like to make this an annual event to help raise funds for others in need of service dogs.
SANTA CLAUS – A benefit is being planned for Gail (Pfohl) Garcia from 11 a.m. to midnight April 2 at the Santa Claus Community Center.
Gail has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Lung Cancer. A few of members of the community have come together to plan a benefit for her with all proceeds given to her for expenses.
Leg quarter, pulled pork and cheeseburger or hamburger dinners along with side choices of German fries, green beans, corn, slaw and soft drinks will be sold during the event.
BIRDSEYE – A benefit has been scheduled for the Derick Ball family Saturday at the Birdseye Conservation Club.
Roger and Sherry Ball lost their son, Derick "Mouse" Ball, Nov. 18, 2010, when Derick took his own life. This benefit has three objectives, to lighten the financial burden for the Ball family, to honor Derick and other victims of suicide and to raise awareness about suicide.
Kim Zellers was the winner of the St. Paul February quilt raffle. The quilt, "Tennessee Waltz," was donated by Mary Rita Patterson and quilted by St. Paul's quilters.
A grand opening was held recently for Mick's Pizza, a new restaurant calling Cannelton home. Pictured above at the opening, from left, are Robert Durbin, owner Mick Young, Andrew Rager, Jean Young, Lauren Fischer, Rita Young, Mayor Smokey Graves and Kim Nugent. For more information about Mick's, call the restaurant at 548-4844.
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TELL CITY – Mayor Barbara Ewing of Tell City has called a meeting of all growers in Perry County that are interested in the 2011 Tell City Farmers Market for 6:30 p.m. today.
The meeting will be held in the council chambers of City Hall in Tell City. Also present for the meeting will be partnering agencies, Perry County Chamber of Commerce, Perry County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Purdue Extension and United Way of Perry County.
TELL CITY – Kayla Lasher, daughter of Rodney and Rose Lasher of Tell City, has been announced as the 2010-11 Optimist Club essay contest winner. In addition to winning first place in the local contest, her essay will be sent to the district level to be judged along with winners from other Optimist Clubs in the district.
College scholarships are available for top winners at the district level. The winner of the district competition will be sent to the international-level contest.
Crystal Payne of Owensboro, Ky., and David Holman of Tell City announce their engagement and approaching marriage.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Robert and Patricia Walker of Ewing, Ill. She is a 1992 graduate of Benton Consolidated High School in Benton, Ill. and graduated summa cum laude in 2002 from Daymar College with a degree in medical office assisting. She was a part of the National Honor Society and named to the dean's list while attending Daymar.
She works as an information services assistant at AT&T in Owensboro.
Alvin and Gertrude Malone celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Feb. 26, 2011.
Alvin and the former Gertrude Rogier were married Feb. 25, 1946, in Leopold. Their attendants were Robert and Tom Rogier, Emogene Faulkenberg and Leona Schwartz.
Mr. Malone, a World War II veteran, is retired from Mulzer Crushed Stone. Mrs. Malone worked in Evansville riveting airplanes during World War II and is a retired homemaker.
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Is 'Safe Harbor' no longer safe? EU to review regime for personal data transfers to the US
In a dramatic announcement on 19 July, EU commissioner Viviane Reding stated that the European Commission will be reviewing its Safe Harbor Agreement with the US. This review will be keenly awaited by many companies and other organisations that presently rely on the Safe Harbor Agreement to lawfully transfer personal data between the EU and the US.
Viviane Reding, who is the EU commissioner responsible for data protection, stated that the recent PRISM controversy was a 'wake-up call' that Europe would answer with 'data protection reform'. In that context, Reding said the 'Safe Harbor agreement may not be so safe after all' as it could be used as a 'loophole' for data transfers from the EU to the US, despite 'US data protection standards [being] lower than our European ones'. As a result, she stated that she will be working on 'a solid assessment of the Safe Harbor Agreement' and will present this 'before the end of the year'…
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This is a five bedroom villa which can accommodate large families or groups, offering spacious accommodation with all modern conveniences to help you enjoy your holiday. The villa has a fully equipped modern kitchen with dining area, living room with fireplace, TV and air conditioning. The three main bedrooms also have air conditioning with a fan in the other two bedrooms. There are two bathrooms with shower and WC and off road parking with a garage. Outside there is a large 500sq.m garden, the centre piece of which is the big swimming pool, there are pool lights for a night time dip and steps are built into the pool..great for just sitting on to cool off! There are also plenty of sun beds on the large patio area around the pool. The garden is lawned and there are grape vines and a selection of fruit trees (help yourself!) Finally, you can enjoy alfresco dining in the outdoor "summer kitchen" which is a covered eating area with a built in barbecue.
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|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (5)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The accommodation has five bedrooms comprising of:
Bedroom 1 with extra large king size bed
Bedroom 2 with twin beds
Bedroom 3 with extra large king size bed
Bedroom 4 with single bed
Bedroom 5 with two single beds and a double sofa bed
Two bathrooms with shower and wc
Fully equipped modern kitchen
Living room with fireplace, satellite TV, CD player and air conditioning
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Outside there is a large 500sq. m garden, the centre piece of which is the swimming pool. You have pool lights for a night time dip and steps are built into the pool - great for just sitting on to cool off! There are plenty of sun bedson the large patio area around the pool. The garden is lawned and there are grape vines and a selection of fruit trees (help yourself!) Finally, you can enjoy alfresco dining in the outdoor "summer kitchen" which is a covered eating area with a built in barbecue, tiled food preparation area and even a kitchen sink!
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The Varna Province region
Varna is a lively, vibrant, cosmopolitan city on the black sea coast with a population of 700.000 which can double during the summer season.
The opera house which is in the centre of Varna stages some excellent and often alternative events, surrounded by great shops and a variety of restaurants. Varna is great for shopping, enjoying a street cafe lifestyle, and for visiting cultural attractions like the excellent archaeological museum, Roman remains and the various art galleries.
There are endless sandy beaches including the lively resort of Golden sands and the laid back serenity of Sunny Day beach. The sea gardens in Varna stretch for miles and house an outdoor theatre, children's amusements, glorious gardens and walks and plenty of great restaurants and bars.
The peaceful Trakata villa zone is an area on the hillside at the top of Varna, which is a popular area with Bulgarian holiday makers and so has a great selection of restaurants, cafes and bars, all of which are very competitively priced. The closest of these are about 10 mins walk from the villa also 10 mins walk away is the Vinitsa go-carting circuit, which is an extremely popular local attraction. The airport at Varna is approximately 20 mins drive from the villa, the villa is also just minutes drive from the beaches of St. Constantine and Sunny Day resorts, and the major attractions in the centre of Varna.
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John Bently , lives and works in Toronto, when he can , John loads up a bus, now a truck with his 8x10 camera and transparancey stock, as well he carrys with him a Jobo processor whith chemicals, Sometimes a unfortunate fool trys to travel with him and inevitably curses his luck but still loves the time with John. Loading film shooting a large format camera with the skill of a craftsman using a leica, he roams Mexico and has recorded some of the most visually appealing colour images I have seen.
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Echo Mountain Recording Studio
| With analog and digital capabilities, a variety of microphones, and vintage gear, Echo Mountain can suit any artists needs. Designed by George Augsperger, the control room features a vintage Neve 8068 with Uptown Automation. We have a Studer A800 with 8, 16, and 24 track head stacks as well as an Ampex ATR 102 ½ 2 track. For those wanting to stick to digital we run Pro Tools HD3 with 24 I/O of Apogee Rosetta converters. Our full gear list can be found just to the right.
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| Housed in Ashevilles original Salvation Army building, the new API studio finds the perfect balance of old and new. The 9600 square foot, 3 story building gives our clients a myriad of recording possibilities. The George Augspurger designed control room is on the bottom floor of the studio, along with a main space and 4 isolation rooms with incredible sight lines. There is also a comfortable lounge, seating area, and shower that doubles as an echo chamber. For a larger room sound, the API studio has an open tracking space on the second floor with tie lines to the control room. Cameras and monitors are available for clients who want to use both spaces. With a variety of vintage microphones and amps, and analog and digital options we can create the environment that a client needs to be their creative best.
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Jon Stickley Trio
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Steep Canyon Rangers
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This was a hard secret to keep and it was on day two when the questions started rolling in on social media about the band's session at the studio. One one hand, we were amazed at how quickly WSP fans recognized photos of the studio (and I don't mean the stained glass, people recognized the isolation rooms first) when the band posted pictures on Instagram. But it's not that surprising when you think about the fan base the band has in Asheville. We like to say that some bands come in as clients and leave as friends and I have to say it's never been truer than with this band.
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3GPP has approved a new LTE marker that will be used for the appropriate specifications from Release 13 onwards.
LTE-Advanced Pro will allow mobile standards users to associate various new features – from the Release's freeze in March 2016 – with a distinctive marker that evolves the LTE and LTE-Advanced technology series.
The new term is intended to mark the point in time where the LTE platform has been dramatically enhanced to address new markets as well as adding functionality to improve efficiency.
The major advances achieved with the completion of Release 13 include: MTC enhancements, public safety features – such as D2D and ProSe - small cell dual-connectivity and architecture, carrier aggregation enhancements, interworking with Wi-Fi, licensed assisted access (at 5 GHz), 3D/FD-MIMO, indoor positioning, single cell-point to multi-point and work on latency reduction. Many of these features were started in previous Releases, but will become mature in Release 13.
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A 5G Workshop has been held in Phoenix this week. 550 delegates and over seventy presentations contributed to the discussion, which covered the full range of requirements that will feed TSG RAN work items for the next five years.
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Sandisk is running a fairly extensive rebate now; it's on all cards, though, not just the 16 gb extreme III's, so I don't know whether we should read anything into it. I also have a vague understanding that much of the 16 gb flash memory is being used by other devices (i.e., iPod Touch), so maybe there's a basic supply issue here also.
Of course, I don't have my D3 yet, so I'm not too bothered about the unavailability of 16 gb UDMA cards. At least not yet, anyway.
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106 reviews | 4.2 out of 5
I purchased this based on the previous reviews. It is NOT a slow cooker at all! It burned everything the 3 times I tried it. It cooked on High; Low never seemed to exist. I was so disgusted that I threw it out when I tried to cook shrimp chowder. We left for 2 hours, with the thing set on Low and the chowder was burned to a crisp.
I have had this Crock Pot for five years and have always had problems with it cooking too hot. I made one recipe that said to cook on low for five hours, and then it was done after 2 hours! And I have come home to pot roast that was burnt. I usually have to add twice as much water as called for when making soups. I have also had problems with water "spitting" out of the lid once it gets heated up. I have finally given up on it and I'm shopping for a new one.
This is a great crockpot, considering the price. It works great, from bbq to stew and soup. Not all crockpot works the same where temperature is concerned. After a few experiment, this crockpot works the ALL good for me.. its a keeper!
I bought this to replace my 20 year-old crock pot and I love this one. Great shape, easy to use and it cooks the meat thoroughly within a relatively short period of time. I would definitely recommend this crock pot for the price and for the performance.
I love it's timer setting! You can set cooking hours 4-6 hours on high or 8-10 hours on low. After cooking, it automatically goes to 'warm' setting. Because of work I gotta leave the house at 5 am and come home around 5 or 6 pm. If I set things up, the night before and plug in before i leave the house, i can have a decent dinner as soon as i get home.
The best Crock pot I have owned. easy cleaning, I plann on buying another one for my daughter.
I use a crockpot infrequently but this one didn't last a year with very little use. The features with timers were great and the size was perfect.
I loved the features on this that is why I bought it. But I will not be using this one anymore!!!! I cook everything on low and it burns everything! It cooks way to hot!!! Will not use it ever again! I have had other slow cookers and have never had this problem!
I tried to like this crock pot. I really did. However, the low setting on this crock pot is like the high setting on any other crock pot, and unless you are home to monitor the meal constantly, you will end up with food that that burned crunchy-dry because all of the liquid boiled out hours before you noticed. My advice? After the experience of a couple of ruined dinners, I suggest you make another crock pot choice.
I work 12 hour days.. So I'm gone more than 13 hours if a recipe calls to be cooked for 10 hours by the time I get home its way over cooked... NOT!!! ANYMORE... This crock pot is GREAT!! it stays warm till I get home and its fabulous everytime!!!
this is my second smart crock pot. I just love it. I use it at least 3 times a week.What I like best is I can put my food in it ,program it and when I come home from work it's ready to go. I also like the fact that when it's done it will go on warm setting so the food doesn't get to done!
Yesterday we cooked a roast in it and it cooked so hot that the ceramic bowl developed about a million small cracks (it fractured). Some of the juices from the meat escaped through the cracks. That's it... into the garbage it goes. The last crock pot we had lasted over 15 years, I guess that it is too much to expect it to last five years. We're searching for another one, one that will last.
Was going to use it for New Years Day dinner. Plugged it in, went to church, came home to cold ruined food. It looked so good as a decoration, not a working item. Very disappointing for our guests and me. But thanks anyway. Will be taking it back for a refund and ask that our ruined food be reimbursed.
I have had a Rival crock pot in the past and was excited to get a new one. I was very disappointed. The first time it took 14 hours for a beef stew and it was still not done. I thought maybe I did something wrong so I tried again. The following weekend I tried a small pot roast. Put it on high but after 4 hours the vegetables were still hard and the meat was still raw. I am returning it and looking at another brand.
The first thing I tried was a roast on a day I was at home just so I could see how the pot would perform. I was very disappointed that after only about 5 hours on low it was already done. I switched it to warm and in just a couple of hours it had cooled off so much that I could put my hands on the side of the pot. I'm gone 10 hours during the work day and I just won't be able to use it like I wanted to. Also disappointed that the condensation collects around the lid and sputters out, leaving a big mess on the counter (and floor). I don't like that there are only 4 time settings, you just don't have many options. Maybe I'll try a frozen piece of meat next, that would take longer to cook. Overall I'm very disappointed but I guess maybe I expected too much for the price. But it is a pretty pot.
The handle on the lid broke, it had a locking mechanism which broke, now the handle on the side is breaking. I hate to toss it because the crock pot still works but all the pieces are falling apart!
I ordered this for my mom who lives in Florida, I live in California. The ordering was easy, shipping was cheap and fast and my mom loves the crock pot. I have one also, a larger size, and I've used it to make soups, lasagne and stews. It's very convenient and my mom thinks so too!
Received as a gift works great, looks nice and it keeps your food warm if you want it to even after it turns off.
This product is excellent and is a wonder.... It really does cook fast and the only feature I would love it have on it is that sometimes the food gets done quicker than I think and you cannot turn it onto warm on your own.... you have to wait the whole cooking time on the timer......
This is one of the greatest purchases I have ever made! It works and cooks perfectly every time and I use it a few times a week. The crock is removable which makes for very easy cleaning. The best feature is that it automatically switches to warm after it has cooked for the specified time, so if your late getting home, your meal won't burn. I would highly recommend this for anyone who loves a good home-cooked meal but doesn't have the time to cook!


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USA wins gold medal at FIBA U19 World Championships
The United States won gold Sunday at the FIBA U19 World Championships, beating Serbia 82-68 and earning the US a U19 world title for the third time in the past eight FIBA competitions.
The team, coached by Florida's Billy Donovan and assisted by VCU's Shaka Smart and Virginia's Tony Bennett, went 9-0 and was led by incoming Arizona freshman recruit Aaron Gordon, who was named MVP.
In the title game, Louisville sophomore Montrezl Harrell had a game-high 17 to lift the United States over Serbia. The tournament was held in Prague, Czech Republic.
This tournament is not to be confused with the World University Games going on right now in Kazan, Russia, which include many college players like Doug McDermott and Luke Hancock, and will conclude July 16. The FIBA U19 U.S. team was mostly comprised of college freshmen- or sophomores-to-be, like Rasheed Sulaimon (Duke), Gordon, Nigel Williams-Goss (Washington), Marcus Smart (Oklahoma State), and Jahlil Okafor, a five-star big man in the class of 2014 (he's yet to commit to a college).
"I feel very, very honored my country asked me to coach this team. I think USA Basketball could have picked a lot of coaches who would have done a wonderful job," Donovan said. "I thought the thing that changed our team was we had a great group coming back from last year that had some experience, and I think the adding of Nigel, Gordon, Okafor, Justise Winslow, those guys being a little bit younger so to speak, added a different element to our team. It was a special team and I just feel honored that I could be a part of it."
In earning the MVP, Gordon put up 12.6 points and 6.2 rebounds and two steals per game. Okafor was the other American to earn a spot on the all-tournament team. Here's a clip of Gordon at his best.
The performance from the United States offered up a lot of optimism not only for youth basketball here (after all, the US had struggled many times in U19 competition in recent years), but for college hoops next season. Harell, Gordon, Smart and Williams-Goss all showed well. The belief is college basketball will have a rising tide in talent next year, and this did nothing to contradict that notion.
Serbia took the silver and Lithuania beat Australia to take bronze. The win for the United States means American men and women currently own all gold medals in international basketball competition.


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LAS CRUCES >> "Beautiful," was the most frequently-heard word at the opening of the 4th annual Las Cruces Arts Fair which continues from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 660 E. University Ave.
"The show is beautiful. I love it. I come every year. There's a great variety of stuff," said Paula Van Overbeke Voris of Las Cruces.
"It's a beautiful show, one of the best shows I've done," said Kevin Burgess, a metal artist from Albuquerque.
"It's a good quality year. This is the third year I've done this show, and it's very well done and well put together, So far, so good. The rest is up to the audience," said nationally-known artist Amado Peña, from Nambe, near Santa Fe.
"I think it's the best we've ever had, the best quality we've ever had and the artists are thrilled to be sharing the space with each other," said Glenn Cutter. He and his wife Sally, are founder and co-chairs of the fair, which is now in its fourth year.
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The juried show features 85 award-winning artists from throughout the United States offering paintings, sculpture, jewelry, multimedia works, photography, wearable art. handmade furniture and home accessories.
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Tear Jerker: Summer Wars
- Sakae's death. Also, Sakae's will being read to the family, where she pleads to them to take Wabisuke back into their lives.
"I want all of you to sit together and eat as a family. As you have always done. The worst things in this world are being hungry and being alone."
- The scene where Natsuki starts crying, and then Kenji holds her hand as she's crying, right after Sakae's death, is one of THE saddest moments in anime history!
- Brina Palencia channeled her very sad side by remembering the death of her own grandmother and that's what you hear in the dub. Yes, the crying is REAL.
- The manga adaptation makes Sakae's death worse when Kenji has a nightmare where he's alone in a dark, destroyed OZ, the bodies of defeated avatars all around him (King Kazma included) and finds Sakae attempting to face down Love Machine all on her own with the same weapon she'd pointed at Wabisuke. Cue Kenji jerking awake only to realize something's wrong.
- Seeing the sardonic and to this point quite unlikeable Wabisuke have a BSOD once he finds out Granny Sakae just died. After rushing back to the house (and by the look of the car, going through anything in his path), he cries out for Granny with such a look of despair on his face it breaks hearts.
- In a similar vein, seeing reclusive and sharp-tongued Kazuma break down completely after Love Machine defeats him a second time and devours King Kazma. He breaks down crying not only because he lost—and to him that's kind of a big deal, since many users know him as a world-renowned fighting champion—but also because he feels that he couldn't protect his mother and unborn sister from the incoming threat.
- The Casino scene, where Natsuki loses thousands of accounts due to a momentary distraction. As the computer says 'insufficent funds, do you wish to quit?' You can see a silent It's All My Fault written on her face.


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Fighting deportation: Father charged with DUI is not legal resident
It was a hastily called news conference, with a daughter's tearful plea, a dozen supporters with signs, and a bank of cameras ready to capture a family's anguish.
"My dad didn't do anything wrong but come to this country," 18-year-old Gabriela Andres said Monday outside the Knox County Sheriff's Office Detention Center. "He thinks this is his home."
Her father, Jimenez Juan Andres, 41, is being held at the detention center for the U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement after being arrested Thursday by Knoxville Police Department officers on charges of driving under the influence, speeding, and driving without a license, registration or proof of insurance. Because the DUI is a first offense — Andres has no previous criminal history in Knox County — all the charges are misdemeanors. Were he not undocumented and being held for ICE, he could bond out for $2,000.
Andres' family said he came to the U.S. in 1987, fleeing the civil war that raged in his native Guatemala. He initially had paperwork giving him political asylum, his family said, but lost it when his wallet was stolen and has been unable to navigate the bureaucracy to get replacement papers.
Local pro-immigrant group Comite Popular de Knoxville said Andres is the face of families torn apart by immigration laws.
"We're not just a number in a file," Gabriela Andres said. "We're a family that's being separated."
Besides Gabriela, Andes has two other children, 16 and 20, and has been with their mother, who is here legally, for more than 20 years. His children are legal citizens; his daughter said Andres' mother and siblings also reside in the U.S. legally.
The family approached Comite Popular de Knoxville for help, said member Alejandro Guizar, and it called on social-justice advocates for the impromptu rally. The year-old organization is known for its opposition to KCSO's proposed partnership with the federal 287(g) program, which trains local law-enforcement officers to enforce federal immigration laws.
"This is an example of what is happening all the time: people stopped for a misdemeanor, and then they get deported — for what?" asked Walter Davis of Allies for Knoxville.
KCSO spokeswoman Martha Dooley said the sheriff's office could not say whether Andres will be deported. A call to ICE went unanswered.
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Although things have changed considerably for women in the world of science since the brave and bold Marie Curie began paving the way, there are still far too few women pursuing science careers, including my own field of forest canopy biology. Simply put, we're missing out on a tremendous number of great minds.
In 2009 the International Astronomical Union (IAU) held its general assembly in Rio de Janeiro. Of the 2,109 participants, 667 (or 31.6 percent) were women. Indeed, in recent years, the fraction of women among astronomers has been growing continuously. But who is considered to have been the first female astronomer?


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I recently wrote of how the Sustainable Communities Plan ensures that the urban renaissance is enjoyed by the cappuccinoconsuming few. Which leads to the question: who are the few? In architecture there are advisers to government: the great and good who broker deals distributing wealth and power. I know of clients who have been pressured, warned off someone or encouraged to use another. It's all very nasty.
Nowhere is this more apparent than in the increasingly murky world of competitions.
In the mid-1980s, when I started out, competitions were the all-consuming focus of individual endeavour. We bemoaned the lack of them and, in the great tradition, looked longingly at (and talked ignorantly of) the Continent, where young architects won open, anonymous competitions with designs that actually got built. New European architects were adventurers who, without the shackles of planning and the need to find work, moved debate on. They were under 30 (not 40), they had intelligent clients and supportive contractors, some of whom even handed out interesting work. And so the migration to the land of opportunity began.
Of course, it did not take long for very different stories to filter back. Many émigré architects made the same discoveries as the Italian peasant who arrived at Ellis Island: the first thing he noticed was that there were no golden sidewalks, then that there were no sidewalks at all, and finally he realised that he was going to have to pave them. There were tales of dodgy competitions and sad winners, the bigger players carving things up and offices struggling to make ends meet, too many competitions and too few buildings - all set against a background of economic decline.
Back here in the 1990s, the general trend was towards expressions of interest and limited competitions. The idea was that the profession avoided wasting the effort of an open competition and the client would be better served. It all sounded very reasonable, assuming you were already 'in', which I acknowledge that, in many cases, we were.
However, too often the whole thing is carved up. Misleading requests for expressions of interest and two-stage competitions result in shortlists that conform to well-established models: two international practices, two well-liked home-grown teams, plus a maverick and an unknown who won't win but whose presence answers accusations of a stitch-up. All are then asked to do extraordinary amounts of work for very limited fees. There are client visits, briefing workshops, design reviews, contract negotiations, technical juries, main juries and interim submissions. Sometimes one competitor is allowed to include extra models and boards, and occasionally, if this is discovered (and to be fair), all others are invited to follow suit. Excessive endeavour is encouraged by ever-extending deadlines, often to suit the preferred candidate. Finally, the winner emerges, exactly who you always thought it was going to be: not always preordained by talent, but too often pre-agreed.
The current competitions model, where big names compete on shortlists to win both the small jobs (think Architecture Foundation HQ) and big jobs (think Aquatic Centre) waste much time, though admittedly that is partly the result of EU procurement rules. Those aside, there is a case for returning to the days when a deal was done and a good, even great, architect appointed without fuss. We could then celebrate with some proper anonymous open competitions for significant buildings:
competitions that allow small, unknown and big names the opportunity to compete fairly to win big jobs. After all, many big names did well from exactly this system not so long ago.
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Quality Inn Orlando Airport features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers an arcade/game room, coffee/tea in the lobby, and concierge services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Outdoor pool
- Free airport transportation
- Concierge services
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 98
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- ATM/banking
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Coffee shop or café
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour business center
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Video-game console
- Climate control
- Free weekday newspaper
- Access via exterior corridors
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Free newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Sofa bed
- Free WiFi
- Cable TV service
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Riverhouse Reef & Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
- Tourism fee: USD 1.50 per accommodation, per night


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Captivating Brunello. Fantastic Aromas of blackberries, flowers and minerals from this full-bodied wine, with incredible layers of ripe fruity and silky tannins. The finish lasts for minutes. Racy and firm now; give it some bottle age. Best from 2004 through 2014.
The work of award-winning winemaker Renzo Cotarella shows through in this wine's modern, bright purple color, its new wood and ripe fruit aromas and in the juicy blackberry and berry fruit flavors. Yet it is certainly not just modern glitz: Lurking behind is the real heart of a tough, ageworthy, tannic Brunello.
Medium to dark garnet. Fresh, engaging nose suggests mocha, cinnamon, cedar and vanilla. Forceful entry of black cherry leads to juicy, high-toned flavors of dark berry fruits. Smooth, glossy and graceful but ultimately a wine of very good rather than outstanding weight and length. Ripely tannic finish.
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Obviously oaky and sweet on the nose. Clay aroma. Full, aromatic and dense on the palate with a long, sensuous finish. 18/20 points.
Quite deep crimson. Quite intriguing, high-toned nose. Spreads across the palate. Rather velvety and flattering. At least there's ripeness here! Gentle tannins at the end. Refreshing acidity.
The 1997 Brunello di Montalcino Pian delle Vigne puts on a very nice showing, only its performance is too short. The bouquet opens to generous tones of prune, crushed clove and Indian spice. Subtle renditions of balsam herb and licorice fill in the rear. The palate sees dry tannins and a short finish that leaves you expecting more. (ML)
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i really like this. may have been much better with a fill flash though (or simulated, as it looks like a filter or tone layer was used in this)
for the horizon- absolutely. you should always make horizontal fix one of the first steps in your post-processing workflow. agree, it doesn't detract much from this shot but still stands out for the super critical viewers.
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horizon disconcerting has been bugging me for quite a long time, How good will it be if there is a grid lines on EOS view finder for us as guiline.
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Passionate composition - colours go well!
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Japan Wind Shares Plunge for Second Day in Tokyo
Japan Wind Development Co., the worst performer on the 88-member WilderHill New Energy Global Innovation Index in the last year, plunged a second day after the stock was put under surveillance by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The shares dropped by 30,000 yen, or 21 percent, to 113,600, the lowest close since at least 2003. Yesterday they sank 40,000 yen, or 22 percent, after the stock was placed on the so-called monitoring post for possible delisting.
Japan Wind is likely to miss a June 30 deadline to file an annual securities report because it changed its auditor, the company said in a June 14 filing. If it fails to submit the report within a month of the deadline, the shares will be delisted, the bourse said in a statement the same day.
Japan Wind dismissed Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC after the auditor rejected the findings of an internal investigation, according to the filing. Japan Wind had set up a committee of outside experts to look into three memoranda an employee wrote to clients undertaking to supply turbines and batteries without the company's approval.
The committee found that the memos weren't legally binding and didn't pose inventory or procurement risks, according to the statement.
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"Given changing and contradictory explanations, our doubts about the facts regarding the memos haven't been resolved," Ernst & Young ShinNihon said in a statement sent to Japan Wind and released by the stock exchange after trading closed today. "We repeatedly asked the company for explanations and to take appropriate measures, including reviewing its earnings" for the year ended March 2010.
Calls to Tokyo-based Japan Wind seeking further details yesterday and today weren't returned. The shares have slid 55 percent this year compared with the 4.5 percent retreat in the benchmark Nikkei 225 index.
"It's hard to see when the shares will reach bottom as there is the potential risk of being delisted," Tomoaki Kawasaki, an analyst at Cosmo Securities Co., said by phone from Tokyo. "The market doesn't like a company whose management may have a systematic problem like this."
Japan Wind has appointed Yayoi Audit Corp. to replace Ernst & Young ShinNihon. The company will hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting to discuss the securities report July 29, according a statement June 14.
Companies are required to file an audited securities report to Japan's finance ministry providing details including assets, earnings, and number of employees within three months of the end of the financial year.


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First Alpha of the New Ubuntu
Just a month after the release of Ubuntu 8.10, the first alpha of Ubuntu 9.04 has become available. The next distro version should boot more quickly, require less power, integrate more web services and include a backup solution.
The Ubuntu developers decided to move from Intrepid Ibex to Jaunty Jackalope, the fabled "killer rabbit" of North America.
Ubuntu certainly has fabulous plans for its new release. For one thing, 9.04 should boot much faster, mainly because it will be loaded on netbooks and mobile devices with decreasing hardware resources. Maybe a recent performance benchmark from Phoronix, where Ubuntu 8.04 booted more slowly than its predecessor, had something to do with it as well.
At the same time, Ubuntu wants to integrate Canonical's Netbook Remix package, a special Ubuntu variant that, thanks to its support of Intel's Moblin Atom processor, is especially designed for netbooks and other small display devices. A further goal is to integrate more web services in desktop applications. Totem currently supports YouTube videos and Banshee integrates Last.fm radio. Apparently Ubuntu wants to capitalize on this trend.
Strange that an improved power management is just now on the agenda, considering that the power-saving theme was current about a year and a half ago. Now wireless will be deactivated with a cable connection and a power module reduces USB consumption. Users are recommended to shut off WiFi and Bluetooth when not being used.
Not least of all, Ubuntu 9.04 should include an integrated backup solution. Securing data hasn't always been a priority, considering that a definitive solution is still in planning stages. Timevault seems to be a viable candidate.
ISO images for 32-bit and 64-bit systems for testing the alpha are available for Kubuntu, Xubuntu and Ubuntu Studio. Just be aware that these versions are not yet ready for a production environment.
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Desktop iconWhen Ubuntu migrated to the lastest version of 8.10, they lost a very neat item on the desktop for newbies. That is the auto mounted usb hard drive. It is no longer visible. With data being stored on systems today, it is very inportant to do backups. Prices of usb hard drives have come down drastically over the last year and more and more users are backing up to these hard drives for protection against a possible main drive disaster.We need the icon to be restored for ease of use.
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The Shores Apartments2700 Neilson Way, Santa Monica, CA 90405
- $3,399 - $5,478
- 1 - 2 Beds
Note : Prices & Availability Subject To Change
The Shores exemplifies luxurious ocean-front living, blending urban comforts with the serenity of a gentle ocean breeze.
Welcome to The Shores....Discover the premier ocean-front location at The Shores, which combines classic sophistication with casual elegance. These Santa Monica apartments boast stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, Malibu and Catalina Island. Take in the radiant atmosphere of Main Street, with its trendy boutiques and various dining options, relax on your balcony with the ocean breeze on your face, or unwind at the new fitness center. At The Shores, residents can experience the coastal lifestyle at one of the most highly sought-after addresses in Santa Monica.
The Shores is located in the Los Angeles Area in the 90405 zip code. View this apartment on a map.
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- Close Proximity to the Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade
- Community Library
- Complimentary Conference Rooms Available
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Imperial Nine is a signature restaurant at Mondrian SoHo. "It's dress-uppy, so ladies, you'll want to wear a cocktail dress," Lauren says. "Very cool interior design: a glass roof, crystal chandeliers… AND I saw Penn Badgley there."
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