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When it comes to smartphones, people can argue about the relative merits of a bigger display that is easier on the eyes and fingers or a smaller display that results in a more pocket-friendly unit. But whatever the length and width, it seems that the desire for a thinner smartphone is pretty much universal. And - for the time being anyway - they don't come any thinner than the Huawei Ascend P1 S that made its debut at CES this week. Measuring just 6.68 mm (0.26 in) thick, Huawei says although the Ascend PS 1 is the world's slimmest smartphone, it doesn't scrimp on the features.
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Perfect Kick
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Perfect Kick belongs to the sub-genre of soccer free kick games, this is, something halfway physics and sports. This game doesn't beat around the bush with licenses or sophisticated movements, it's an addictive game based on childish graphics and simple gameplay. As a good mobile native game, makes a fair use of gestures and social integration, mixed along an effective physics engine to avoid becoming boring too fast.
It doesn't abuse of the premium formula, and multiplayer options are really enjoyable and can keep you playing for weeks. Likewise, although customization options aren't to write home about, are really welcomed. In conclusion, one of the best penalty kicks so far, and it's a pity it doesn't allow to kick free kicks from different angles.
Anyway, recommended.
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I've been asked enough times for mobile music app recommendations that I decided to collect all of them here. The iOS apps are ones that I've personally used and enjoyed. I haven't tried most of the Android ones, but they were recommended by people whose opinions I trust. If you have suggestions, please add them in the comments. Continue reading
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My first foray into iOS music
I've toyed around with several iPhone and iPad music apps. Many are intriguing and fun, but few have inspired me into making "real" music. In preparation for the next Disquiet Junto project, I downloaded Nodebeat and tried some improvisation. I like the result:
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The app combines randomness and control in an intriguing way. I also like the fine microtonal control it gives you. You can also use it as a MIDI controller for other software, though I haven't given that a try yet. If you want to try it for yourself and you don't have an iOS or Android device, you can snag the desktop version, for free no less.


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Keanu Reeves.
There seems to be a collective scream of "Noooooooo!" on movie sites regarding casting Reeves as the somber alien in this movie, but I actually think he may not be a bad choice. Keanu has always had kind of an otherworldly vibe about him and if he can dial it down he could pull this off. He's certainly played somber characters before.
Now this doesn't mean I'm in favor of a remake of the classic film, which was released in 1951 and directed by Robert Wise. The original was a commentary on the Cold War between the U.S. and Russia and no doubt this one will be about the war on terrorism.
According to Variety it's being called a "re-imagining" instead of a remake, no doubt due to the stigma associated with the latter.
No doubt the character driven, cerebral tone of the original will go by the wayside, giving way to incredible special effects, a heavy-handed "message" and the fact that they'll no doubt work in battle sequences that were nowhere to be seen in the original.
Production is set to begin either late this year or early 2008.
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An innovative internet TV service provider is currently recruiting for a Customer Acquisition Controller to join their team. Our client is a global media business dedicated to entertaining the nation and is a much loved brand.
Managing a team of six, this role is responsible for driving marketing activities to acquire customers in line with business objectives. It will lead on the overall planning and delivery of acquisition campaigns across above and below the line channels, including DRTV, press, inserts, outdoor, direct mail and email marketing. It will have also have a key role to play in setting KPIs and delivering communications t o support partnership and retailer hannels.
The ideal candidate will have proven experience in direct response marketing, from a media/ents/telcos background, and have significant budget and team management experience.
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Bonsai plants are, in their essence, little trees. Yet the art of bonsai has a much greater scope: it strives to replicate nature. It is an art that emulates the elements and their action on living plants. A tree is just a sapling until the roots grow, the water comes... Read more »
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The parking brake may be hard to release. Our technicians tell us that adjusting the parking brake cable will generally correct this issue.
The keyless entry system may stop working due to a loss of synchronization with one or more remotes. Our technicians tell us re-synchronization may be only a temporary solution, the keyless entry receiver may need replacement to correct this concern.
A knocking noise may be noted from the front suspension, commonly caused by damaged lower control arm bushings. Our technicians tell us the bushings or control arm should be replaced as necessary to correct this concern.
Volvo C30 Questions
The car is a powershift (automatic) and i don't understand why would the car roll either forward or backwards when the gears are engaged? Even though the car is in D mode, one almost have to put the hand brakes on when you are on a steep hill to avoid the car rolling back. This does not happe...
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Volvo C30 Recalls
Volvo is recalling all models equipped with Garmin 760 Portable Global Positioning System units because the battery may overheat, which could lead to a fire. Volvo advises owners to stop using the Garmin device immediately and consult the Garmin website to determine if they have a defective unit. The unit's battery will be replaced and a spacer inserted to prevent the problem from reoccurring. This will be performed free of charge.
The shifter on a manual transmission may be loose where it mounts to the assembly. A loose shifter may present a loss of shifting and vehicle control. Dealers will re-torque the shifter lever assembly to the correct specification. This recall began on June 14, 2010. The Volvo recall number is R227.
Some vehicles have a power steering return hose that may rupture because a section was not vulcanized properly. If the hose ruptures, there would be a rapid loss of power steering fluid and loss of power steering assist, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will inspect and replace the steering return line assembly. The recall began July, 2008. The Volvo recall number is 201.
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A unique look and style that gets lots of attention. The five cylinder, front wheel engine has lots of pep. The car excellerates well uphill in 6th gear. Braking is good and handling is crisp. The only things that are disappointing are: the cup holder is too close to the parking brake and the stick shift. The other is the rear storage area requires an optional cover which is rather pricey. Othe...
I have 28,000 on my C30. While the gas milage average is 29+ the road noise is getting imbearable. The dealer says my tires are cupping. They did not give me a reason as to why. The car is fun to drive, but I hate to have a passenger. With in minutes on the highway they are asking what the noise is. Most educated guess is bearing problems. On my way back to the dealer again. Will keep you ...
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Hey all,
Been a little busy lately with 3 betas running in tandem and all, but I thought I would put this heads up out here to let everyone one know that the SBS Community Survey is coming. I decided after all of the data that I got from the last survey that it would best to make this an annual survey verus twice a year. Look for the link in about a week.
Look for more on the betas later on.


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Book Review: "Beginning ASP.NET 1.1 Databases: From Novice to Professional"
"Beginning ASP.NET 1.1 Databases"
By Damien Foggon and Daniel Maharry
Published by APress
Book Review: "Expert Service-Oriented Architecture in C#: Using the Web Services Enhancements 2.0"
At the time of this writing, the two topics arguably getting the most press, causing the most stir and generating the most buzz for web services aficionados are service-oriented architectures (SOA) for general audiences, and more specifically within Microsoft circles, Web Services Enhancements 2.0. Author Jeffrey Hasan (of whose work I'm a big fan, notably for his work in "Performance Tuning and Optimizing ASP.NET Applications" (http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=135)) paints a masterful picture of both topics in this outstanding work. This is a must-have if you've caught the WSE bug (pun accidentally intended) and need a practical guide to building better web services.
I "borrowed"a feature from .Text
Well, displaying a "most active members" strip displaying logins and the number of posts they've submitting in some ordered fashion isn't necessarily a .Text creation per se (you've seen variations throughout the Web for years), but I took note of it when building a community imaging service for my site, and just a couple of days ago wrapped a listing of the top posters within a membership communiy within a user control and dropped it on a page:
"Boomerang" web service routing using WS-Addressing
One of the reasons I'm looking forward to the election season being over is the chance to get back working with a WS-Addressing project I'd started for a library of B2C mobile web apps I was doing using WSE. Months ago I began pondering and pining about a certain type of routing model I'd like to see worked into web services, specifically in terms of reliable messaging and controllable routing. Not being a very bright human being, I dubbed it the de facto "boomerang model" due to the nature of the message path involved. A web service using such a model (based on latter WS-Routing recommendations and eventually WS-Addressing) would send request/response messages in SOAP sequentially across a set number of known nodes, and wait for a response from one of them.
Now this looks like an interesting book...
Requiem for a server control: hope for ASP.NET devs who were looking forward to dynamic imaging
There's been lots of understandable mourning after the public announcement that the much-ballyhooed DynamicImage control (among other features) that was supposed to ship with ASP.NET v.2.0 now joins Clippy in the Microsoft graveyard of good ideas that just didn't make it. At least for now.
The 8 people I'd most like to interview
In my "other" life as a broadcast journalist / TV personality, one of the questions I get asked the most is who in history I'd most like to interview. My colleagues and I also bounce this gem off each other every now and then and try to come up with the most impressive roster.
ORCSWeb freakin' rules: ASP.NET host implements spam filter
I've been with ORCSWeb for more than a year now, after having more my site over from Interland, and I've never looked back. I liken it (no offense) to being in an abusive relationship and then finding your debutante. The only minor criticism I've had is the server-provoded POP3 mail service wasn't spam-filtered, which made for some rather uncomfortable downloads, and forced me to buy spam-blocking tools, which I'd have to install on all my LAN's machines.
Lookout, Madden - ESPN NFL 2K5 ain't child's play
Although not the gamer I once was in my youth (aren't we all?), I've seen and appreciated the ads for Sega's ESPN NFL 2K5. But what really blew me away was the ending, with the assertion that a game that looked so good and got suvh positive reviews is selling for only $19.95??? Now there's savvy marketing!
Wish I could attend DevX Destination .NET
If there was one conference I'd like to attend this month it would Destination .NET, with the track on WSE. The awesome agenda looks to be really promising, and at $99, it's a bargain!
Size matters: my PalmOS smartphone locked up and my stupid stylus isn't long enough to hit "RESET"
I had a minor scare this morning (4:34AM to be exact), in which I fired up my Handspring Treo 600 to check my e-mail wirelessly. Now fully charged, I removed it from the cradle and fired up the e-mail client, but for some strange reason the unnit lockled up totally, with the backlight and keyboard shining in all their glory. This is the first time this happened since I got it last week, and having owned previous PalmOS devices, I'm sure it won't be the last.
Microsoft tries to make boring team meetings more productive...through software?
I got the latest edition of the Microsoft Business Insight newsletter in my Inbox just now and had to chuckle at the headline: "Do Team Meetings Seem Like A Waste of Time?" The hook is to tease a webcast detailing how to use various components of MS Office 2003 to enable better collaboration. Sorry folks, if a meeting is truly boring there's no amount of apps that can save it. It's poor organizational structure, bad chemistry and human ambiguity that make these things a true waste of time.
A web dev's education: .NET-developed Win32 apps won't neccesarily run on PCs without the CLR (or, "Yes, Virginia, I am a moron")
This pretty much sums up my technical acumen outside the comfortable confines of development for the World Wide Web, thereby confirming much speculation that I'm an idiot, but a collaborative project with a friend hit an interesting roadbump when I realized that Win32 apps developed in .NET languages require the CLR installed on the client PC. During unit testing, I was playing with an early build of a custom IE toolbar written in VB .NET, after which point I asked gingerly, "Umm...this won't require .NET to be installed on the user's machine, right?" You can pretty much deduce my shock/dismay when finding out that such was a requirement. D-uh!
Hand/RSS is worth the $14.95
I've been running an RSS aggregator for the PalmOS for my HandSpring Treo 600 that works great, Hand/RSS by StandAlone, Inc. There's a 30-day evaluation period, and it's well worth the $14.95 they ask to fully register it.
How many of you still use AOL Keywords?
With the timeless riffing of Yngwie J. Malmsteen playing in the background, I'm reminded of the nostalgia of web marketing. As a person who got started in the biz doing web promotions and marketing strategies, one of the big gimmicky things to do was tout your site having AOL recognition by saying, "Visit us online at www.yomama.com, AOL Keyword, Yo Mama."
The hunter has become the hunted
In a previous blog, I mentioned a new Win32 project I'm undertaking (my first), which is creating a customized IE toolbart that taps various resources on my site, foremost among which is our internal news search tool. I also mentioned how after lightly investigating the environments and type of programming required to get such a product completed, this was way beyond me. For the past 7 years, I've been a teacher of all things web-related, and now I'm becoming a total student of the desktop.
Cheers to Ronnie James Dio for setting the record straight on metal's "horns" hand gesture
One of the most refreshing revelations of the past few years of my life was a few weeks ago on VH-1's outstanding series "The 100 Most Metal Moments". Rock royalty Ronnie James Dio was crowned with the #3 moment by once and for all speculating on the true origin of what's become known as the "Devil Horns", a hand gesture used commonly by so many in rock and their legions of fans. Including me.
How applicable is "Coder to Developer" for web devs?
The hottest thing in print these days in technical literary circles has without doubt got to be Mike Gunderloy's "Coder to Developer: Tools and Strategies for Delivering Your Software". Every dev I know is flocking to that book and reading it like every non-dev I know flocking to "The DaVinci Code". I'm going to buy it, but I'm wondering how applicable is really is to web-only developers and architects...those of us who don't tread far from the friendly confines of the already-built browser.
My weekend task: build a blog aggregator for smartphones
I've been doing lots of blogging lately on my smartphone (replies only, not authoring posts), a Handspring Treo 600 - thanks GuamCell! However, browsing to the ASP.NET Weblogs homepage, or ever the page for non-MS people, is far from painless. With the time difference between Guam and the U.S. (I'm 14 hours ahead of PST), I usually lie on my bed and catch up on what my friends did that day.
A web dev's first Win32 project - bastardizing Google's IE toolbar
I know enough about writing software to know that for my latest project, I don't know enough about writing software to do it myself. I mentioned a few days ago how I was mulling over creating an IE toolbar that provided links to my site and tapped my site's search XML web service. Well, I started thinking some more about what I'd like to see and intergration with my site's existing services and the feature set took shape, grew outward, and became more complex (see below for spec). And sadly, this is way more for dumbass me to handle, if it's going to be of the right quality and capacity for expansion to ship as a product for my site's users. From what I've gathered from people way more talented than I, this isn't exactly starting swimming lessons at the shallow end of the pool.
Book review: "ASP.NET v.2.0 – The Beta Version"
"ASP.NET v.2.0 – The Beta Version" by Alex Homer, Dave Sussman and Rob Howard
Understanding pagination in ASP.NET 1.x mobile apps - my latest 4Guys article
Now having been an official mobile developer for 6 months, I felt compelled to give back to the community and do a piece on some of the tricks I've learned along the way, specifically in the realm of the importance of knowing about view state, session state, caching and other tricks when dealing with paginated content.
"What does he do, Clarice? He COVETS. Do we seek out things to covet? We begin by coveting what we see everyday."
The "Silence of the Lambs" reference is really appropriate for something I just thought of.
"D-oh! Stupid, trendy web gimmicks..." (aka, "just when you thought it was safe to stop coding...")
Just when I can finally take a break after cramming out my company's blogging application, one of my co-workers decided in their infinite wisdom that wikis are now all the rage and would prefer to have collaborative publishing in this fashion.
Anyone interested in making some quick $$$? Do an IE toolbar for me.
I blogged last week about Bipin Jopshi and his sweet new IE toolbar he created. This is actually something I've been meaning to get around to building, but well...not being a WinForm dev, this would really be a little more than a weekend research project. I asked Bipin if he'd be willing to do such a toolbar for my company, but he's understandably busy with his own projects. Dang.
MSN is considering me for a job (at least last week they were...)
I was happily surprised last week when I got an e-mail from a Microsoft recruiter from Volt who sent me a form letter letting me know thatI was being considered for a position as a product manager for MSN Autos (aka, "CarPoint"). The letter indicated that "You recently expressed interest in the following position...", with "recent" apparently being a relative term, as I'd applied 8 months prior back in February. No bother, I won't harp on petty semantics.
New features in .TEXT? Cool!
I'm sure Scott Watermasysk mentioned this at some point, but I took note of the (new?) changes to .TEXT as I made a blog entry this morning. The TextBox control seems to be an upgrade, and there are some previously unnoticed features in the Feedback tab (checkboxes, Unpublish option) and what appears to be breadcrumb links under each Admin tab. (At least I didn't notice them until now).
Craig Kilborn kicks it old skool on SportsCenter
Man, what a concept. As I write this, ESPN is in the first batch of commercials after debuting its week-long engagement of bringing back former SportsCenter anchors, with one of my all-time favorites, Craig Kilborn. The guy who talked smack about Bristol, Connecticut when he hosted "The Daily Show" pre-Jon Stewart (Bristol by the way is about 25 minutes from Waterbury, where I used to live) didn't miss a beat, and even did some of his classic comedy, intentionally surpressing and then finally revelling in the self-indulgent mannerisms which he was both applauded and scolded for.
When "perfect" usability goes wrong: what happens when your users just won't follow directions
I've had a pretty and enlightening interesting experience over the last week. It's one that's taught me much about how I've grown as a developer that builds things for the public World Wide Web, and how despite my best research, training, architecture and design, people often just won't follow directions. I've also learned much about the psychographics of usability when migrating an existing app to a new format, and how delicate the process of weaning users can be.
I wonder what ASP.NET 3.0's going to be like…
I've gotten back into working with ASP.NET 2.0 after a brief hiatus from research. But now that I've got principle development done on my station's local election and Olympic coverage and our 50th anniversary gala, I've been keeping Scott Guthrie's impressive mantra of the objectives to be baked-into the release of the-product-formerly-known-as-Whidbey firmly in mind.
Cheers for V2's new Literal server control
One of the things I enjoyed reading about in Bill Evjen's book "ASP.NET 2.0 - Beta Preview" was the section on the enhancements to the existing server controls that shipped with v.1.x.
Suggestion for the next version of Outlook Express: build-in RSS Bandit
I'm sure I'm not the first person to think of this, but I'd like to see the next version of Outlook Express have an installation option to include an RSS aggregator in addition to the normative mail client and newsreader. It would make sense, and would really kick-ass.
Heaven just got a little funkier - RIP, Rick James
I was pretty bummed to learn this morning when I checked my mail to learn that Rick James had died. Being in the media, my compatriots and I so often get labeled as being desensitized to this type of thing, but I was genuinely saddened by it.
Book review: "ASP.NET 2.0 – Beta Preview" by Bill Evjen
Bill Evjen, one of the most prolific writers on all things ASP.NET, presents his latest technical literary offering with his overview of the Beta 1 release of ASP.NET 2.0. I've been playing with ASP.NET 2.0 since the early alpha bits, and I got a lot of out of this title.
Cool new ASP.NET 2.0 books to read tonight
Julie Lerman once wrote about me and my passion for reading ASP.NET books, something I got a big kick out of. I've been fortunate enough to get some V2 books for my user group to go through tonight, so I'm amped to go home and crack them open:
Bipin Joshi releases cool IE toolbar
Bipin Joshi, one of the more prolific writers of ASP.NET and development with C#, just released a really sweet C# toolbar for IE using COM interop. This is something I've been wanting to develop for some time.
Think loading the MSDN Library on a desktop browser is painful? Try it on a smartphone...
Without doubt the site I visit most is MSDN, so when I got a new smartphone one of the first things I did was browse to http://msdn.microsoft.com/aspnet to scope out the latest ASP.NET articles. A happy surprise fell upon me as I noticed that the site will detect if the requesting client is a mobile device (assumedly with Request.Browser["IsMobileDevice"]) and then redirect the device to a text-only, scaled-down mobile page. A nice touch. I was a bit perturbed that there wasn't a dedicated "ASP.NET' section, but I found such links under the general "MSDN Headlines" category.
It sucks when your site's RSS feed has better navigation to your content than your site itself
I installed RSS Bandit awhile ago and find myself using it more and more these days not to keep tabs on my friends and favorite bloggers, but more so to find articles and content on big sites. I've been noting that I often can find good content more easily on a feed than on the site itself, which is unfortunate.
Building a SMTP transport w/WSE 2.0 to allow a web service to receive an e-mail message
I got a note from the always-delightful-to-chat-with Jeannine Hall Gailey, who wrote the outstanding book "Understanding Web Services Specifications and the WSE", whose timing couldn't be more impeccable. I'm working on a tough problem: developing a SOAP transport to allow an ASP.NET XML Web service to recieve an inbound e-mail message, which will then be prepped by an image processing component I wrote prior to INSERT'ing it into a database table. This is rather tough for a lowly web dev. :(
The best computer movies of all time
How many times has this happened to you - a user sent a link to me about an article I did about two years ago on great movies featuring computers.
Does modifying an ASP.NET user control force site-wide recompilation?
I learned something new today. Apparently, changing the contents of a user control file (.ASCX ) forces ASP.NET to recompile an entire web app upon reload. This morning I made a slight modification to a header user control, and then when browsing back to my homepage, I noticed that the page was displaying a different set of data, which I've set to occur ONLY when the Cache API detects a change in an XML dependency file, the web app is restarted, or when web.config is modified.
PalmOS mobile web browser handles DHTML better than Pocket IE
I recently was fortunate enough to get (on loan) two smartphones to evaluate for the TV show I host on consumer technology - the Handspring Treo 600 and the Audiovox Thera. The former runs the PalmOS v.5.2, while the latter, to my surprise/dismay, sports the Microsoft PocketPC 2002 OS. I was hoping for Windows CE.
The more you try and change usability, the more things stay the same
I demonstrated in a previous blog about how you can easily emulate Photoshop Actions in ASP.NET with GDI+. I mentioned at the end of the piece how one of the enhancemenrs of the feature set was allowing the core service to be callable via an XML web service, allowing people to e-mail pictures and captions, which would then be prepped and treated before posting to our database. I was basing the SMTP ==> HTTP transport communication loosely on the SOAPMail sample app that was exhibited around the time WSE 2.0 was still in Tech Preview.
What happened to the SOAPMail sample app?
I'll admit that I've been out of the web services loop for a few months...I had some plain 'ol ADO.NET, XML and ASP.NET programmig to do, so I had to delay the research and toying with the WSE. However, I've started a new project that's going to heavily rely on WS-Addressing to accept user images and captions via e-mail and process submissions before posting them to a database.
Don't ask me for genius and then question the manner in which I provide it
I've always been of the mindset that when it comes to hiring, managing, and working with technical workers, there's a certain level of inherent personal eccentricity to deal with. Quite often this contradicts the generally-accepted norm of social behavior. And typically, I've found that the more technically gifted the individual, the more extreme the eccentricity.
If I can't have the BMW that comes with it, I'll at least take the iPod
One of the things that really sucks about living on Guam is the fact that much of the consumer technology products are service provider-dependent, who have their own idiosyncratic system settings and incompatabilities that make using all sorts of tools nearly impossible. You're forced to buy certain brands and conform to their pricing, settings and bandwidth. That's why I like things like iPods. You do your own thing and get on with your life. You're the master of your own destiny.
I exhumed my iPaq...and it still works!
This morning while charging up the PocketPC smartphone I've now decided that I'm going to buy, I thought I'd run a fun test and unearthed the first-generation Compaq iPaq PDA I first got in the summer of 2000 (I was the first person on Guam to get such a device, but who's bragging?).


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8th November 2011
The Government's Forum on the future of primary schools necessitates making the positive case for Catholic schools which we do in this briefing note.
Freedom of Conscience & Religion
The Institute for Marriage and Public Policy
National Fatherhood Initiative
The Institute for the Study of Civil Society
Legal Opinion: The rights of a mother and father in light of the proposed referendum
Restoring Balance and Fairness in Family Taxation
Submission to the Equality Authority on s37 of the Employment Equality Acts
Marriage Breakdown and Family Structure in Ireland


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Jan 11 (Reuters) - AC Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani wants to create a younger side boasting more Italians, meaning Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba is unlikely to arrive.
"We want a younger, more Italian Milan," he told reporters on Friday.
"I really liked the end of the match in Turin (the 2-1 defeat at Juventus in the Italian Cup on Wednesday) where we had all of our young attackers on the pitch.
"I don't think there will be any big signings," Galliani added amid speculation former Chelsea striker Drogba would be signing for Milan or Juve from Shanghai Shenhua.
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This past Friday, Campbell Place recently hosted its first cruise in event, with a raffle prize, a cookout and beautiful cars from local participants and members of the Champaign Cruisers. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
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Jeremy Stephens of Zanesfield and his daughters Keydence, 4, and Everly, 2, enjoy the music of the Hedgehog String Band during the garlic festival Sunday afternoon at Jandy's Farm, 3624 Township Road 136. The annual event brings together local vendors who sell food with a garlic theme or other items along with musicians and others. (EXAMINER PHOTO | REUBEN MEES)
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Girl Scout Troop 20556 of Belle Center completed their Silver Award Project Tuesday by delivering 38 Chemo Care Packages to the Crawfis Imaging Center.
These care packages are a Thirty-one "Oh-Snap" bag containing a handmade Pink Ribbon bracelet and various items that may be needed by a chemotherapy patient.
The Girl Scout Silver Award requires a 50 hour project and is the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette can earn.
The Troop's project included: several hours of planning and decision making, a visit to the Imaging Center to learn about mammography and breast cancer, hand-making over 60 bracelets, meeting with a Thirty-one consultant, seeking out donors willing to sponsor a bag, collecting various donation items for the bags and stuffing them. The troop also assisted with set-up and survivor registration at this year's Logan County Relay for Life.
The Troop would like to thank everyone that sponsored a bag or donated items and a big thank you to Tracey Notestine, Senior Director with Thirty-One Gifts, for all of her assistance.
Pictured (left to right) are: Bostyn Moots, Allie Shields, Taylor Carnes, Kelli Armstrong (Mammography Coordinator), Lauren Kindle, Ireland Godsey and Alicia Jenkins. Danielle Jenkins (PHOTO | TROOP 20556)
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A storm cloud moved Monday night over Indian Lake, creating a light show with stars visible as lightning struck looking from the north side of the lake. (EXAMINER PHOTO | BRADEN MCGLONE)
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Carson Shepherd, 12, a seventh-grader at Indian Lake Middle School, took the Examiner along when he attended the Ohio State Buckeyes Youth Football Camp this summer. The camp was led by the players and coaches of the OSU team and included pass, kick, and punt competitions that focused on fun and skill development. Carson is a son of Dean and Heather Shepherd of Lakeview and was photographed with Urban Meyer and the National Championship trophy.
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The Bellefontaine High School Class of 1965 convened the weekend of July 10. Activities included a picnic at Harold Kerr Post American Legion, lunch in their former high school cafeteria and a program and dinner at the Holland Theatre. About 50 class members and 40 guests attended. Present for the group photo were from the left, first row: Alan Galvez, Tim Tannehill, John Kaylor, Roger Leasure, Oscar Erb, Betty Maxson Core, Jane Ayres Welsheimer, Kathy Fullerton Levan, Charlotte Mitchell Richardson, Paula Cole Kuempel, Beth Maier Dickson, Choyce Jenkins Earick, Barb Swartz Huber, Janet Irwin McMullen and Bill Weaver; second row: Ginny Peck Miller, Sandy Potter Rowley, Linda Haggerty Kegg, Terry Bell Beech, Judy Owings Alexander, Rosilynn Byrd Miller, Sheryl Beck Ewing, Cheryl Young Kramer, Kathy Lakin Shiveley, Linda Kerns Hilliker, Cheri Wilde Cooper, Chris O'Rielley Glessner, Jean Levan Wedding, Mike Coover, Jeff Beach and Joe Wood; third row: Dwight Miller, Judy Stahler Buck, Ron Starks, Randy Diener, Bob Kegg, Steve Earick, Gary Kegg, Bill Blinn, Jim Ginley, Louise Emmons Gould, Lou Perry, Denny Dyer, Carl McMullen and Dick Haas; and fourth row: Gary Homan, Tony Hill, Tom Dugan and Jim Hilliker. (PHOTO | SUSIE JARVIS)
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The Riverside Schools Dulcimer Club and the Home Strings Dulcimer Club combined for a performance Tuesday at the Ohio State Fair's Ohio Department of Natural Resources stage following the lumberjack show. Their program included traditional folk and fiddle tunes. They also performed at the Art at the Beach over the weekend. Participants range in age from 8-15 and included Xienna Café, Jadzia Café, Kyleigh Duff, Qaizyn Café, Katelyn Cole, Ava Cole, Keira Lambert, Rivvyn Café, Alexis Lambert, Christopher Arick, Titus Davie, Zachery Duff, Phillip Davie, Carson Shepherd, Ezra Davie, Bradley Arick and Brendan Duff. The groups are directed by Leanna George. Sept. 5, the Riverside club will join the Peaceful Strings Dulcimer Club for a performance at 1:15 p.m. at the West Liberty Labor Day Festival.
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04Jan 11
The Lifter of My Head
Psalm 3 contains some powerful imagery; but, as I was reading this morning, verse 3 showed me God in a new way: "But you, O Lord, are…. the lifter of my head."
- a nurse lifting a patient's head to give him water and medicine
- a mother gently caressing her child's chin, lifting their head, speaking assurance into their eyes
- a father lifting his son's head to speak strength and encouragement to his soul
- a friend lifting another friends head, reminding him of who he is in Christ
These are all pictures of God – our healer, our encourager, our strength, our identity. He is the one who touches and is the one who lifts.


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The best crap money can buy.
To Price:
Please! The prosecution clearly brought out how much the expert was paid and the jury was fully aware of it. The jury believed the testimony of a highly competent expert. Do you really believe that the dean of Columbia business school would risk his reputation (and the reputation of his university) for a mere $100K?
Mr. Efrati needs to do some fact checking on the Bear Stearns case, and a lot more fact checking on what experts like Hubbard cost generally. The only other viable hypothesis is that Hubbard seriously underpriced his services at $100K, which seems unlikely. Hubbard likely earned a whole lot more on the case, but the whole lot more just didn't make it into the public record. Journalists, you need to dig harder on stuff like this before you post a story.
"...an insider-trading case that sent Stewart to prison." This is the barefaced misrepresentation that now distinguishes the new Wall Street Post (formerly the Wall Street Journal). Ms. Stewart was never charged with "insider trading," and the bogus criminal case against her was no "insider-trading case." Her perfectly legal small-time personal stock sale involved no "insider trading." Obviously, these two hedge fund managers had competent legal representation, unlike the Martha Stewart case, where grossly incompetent legal representation "sent Stewart to prison."
To Jake: read the transcript of Hubbard's testimony -- it's in this post. Hubbard says under oath how much he was paid. Unless he's committing perjury, it's safe to assume he probably got paid what he said he got paid. Also, the amount he was paid is not the point of this story, so who cares anyway?
Exactly right, keen observer. Martha Stewart went to prison because she was famous and because she wouldn't testify against Sam Waksal. The primary target of this prosecution was Sam Waksal, who did not realize he was being set up when he got "leaked" information from the FDA. Waksal had control of ImClone, a company with the cancer drug Erbitux. Waksal takes a guilty plea to avoid having his daughter indicted. Martha Stewart doesn't roll over on Waksal, so she goes to prison for lying to government investigators. And insiders with connections take over control of ImClone from the jailed Waksal, making tens of millions in the process when it turns out the FDA finding on Erbitux was based on bad research. ImClone is like the gold mine the crooked judge and sheriff seized in the movie "The Spoilers." Only no happy ending for Waksal in real life. Or for Stewart, who looks now to have gained weight on prison food. Weight she can't seem to lose.
why are you guys talking about martha? the post doesn't say martha was convicted of insider trading. but there definitely was an insider trading case. and it's fair to say that case led to her imprisonment. i dont see what the big deal is.
On cross-examination, Hubbard attributes the failure of the Bear hedge fund to repurchase lenders refusing to extend the same amount of loans that would have allowed the Bear traders to recuperate some their lost hedges.
Hong told the Wall Street Journal that "the thing about hedge funds" is that they can go either way. The factor that tipped the Bear fund in the wrong direction was the unwillingness of the repurchase lenders to continue extending the amount of loans that would have allowed the Bear traders to recuperate some their lost hedges.
Early on in this case, the government lost a suppression hearing that would have allowed into evidence a personal G-mail from one of the defendants in which he stated that repurchase lenders were no longer going to extend the amount of loans that would have allowed the Bear traders to recuperate some their lost hedges. From reports about that hearing, the defendant went on to state in the G-mail that this would likely cause the fund to collapse and he'd be out of a job.
Had the government written the warrant that allowed it to retrieve that G-mail more narrowly, the defendants could very well be in jail right now. Like I said yesterday, these guys caught a break.
Perhaps, shockingly, justice was actually done. Namely, these guys are innocent. As someone pointed out, there were two theories of how to weave the facts of the case into a narrative: A) When these guys saw things going bad, they conspired to commit illegal acts to keep their high priced jobs; or B) These guys were trying to keep their fingers in the dike of a violent market storm. Obviously, the jury saw the latter -- which was actually the truth! Being unsuccessful is not a crime.
The government, shamefully, tried to cash in on hostility toward Wall Street and convict two innocent people in the interest of sending a broader message. I am glad the jury saw through this ruse.
Cioffi and Tannin were found innocent because they are innocent. Plain and simple.
Two posts above reminds us why this case was lost -- because the EDNY didn't properly write a search warrant, thereby losing the right to introduce crucial evidence. Whoever wrote that warrant unquestionably committed professional malpractice and ought to be fired from government service immediately. Why should taxpayers pay the salary of someone so incompetent?
Tannin and Cioffi aren't "innocent." They were found not liable for fraud. But the evidence gathered in this case -- even if not allowed in court for a technical violation -- demonstrates they knew their Clients' money was at severe risk, long before they disclosed the true nature of those risks to their Clients. Yes, a captain of a ship has to try and instill confidence in its sailors if its going down. But a captain -- even one with a trulty noble mission, which was clearly NOT the case here -- also has an obligation to tell his sailors how serious the risks are if they stay on board. At the very least, the captain owes his crew a chance to make their last peace ... These guys were overwhelmed by greed, and threw basic notions of decency overboard teh first sign they got that their bonus checks were in jeopardy. These two should be lucky if they get another chance to work in money management again.
A lot of the media material during the case was a load of contexts.
The defendents did tell talk about the losses and the shaky markets during their conference call where ALL of the fund investors were invited and did join. They also explained the reasons why they were optimistic and they also did tell the investors that the underlying collaterals were subprime mortgages.
In 2007 while they did get their salary (i.e. Cioffi was about $250,000 the running salary rate for his position), they didn't receive any bonus payouts for that year. The previous years that they made the several millions of dollars was solely incentives directly based on how the funds were doing. Before 2007 the funds made A LOT of money for the investors. They weren't complaining then about the agreed bonus compensations. In 2007 the defendants didn't receive any bonus pay outs which was verified in court - so all this talk about the guys still making millions off of the investor's losses is a complete lie.
"Before 2007 the funds made A LOT of money for the investors ..."
The returns being generated on these funds were premised on the notion that subprime borrowers would pay back their mortgages with high interest rates. Meanwhile their co-workers were investing in funds of funds fueling private equity. Private equity was stripping away the jobs that were to enable subprime borrowers to pay back their mortgages.
If Tannin and Cioffi took even a basic class in Macroeconomics and got anything over a C, they should never work in money management again.
Kind of makes me think of Nacchio and the CA10 5-4 upholding the exclusion of his expert, Dan Fischel
"Martha Stewart doesn't roll over on Waksal, so she goes to prison for lying to government investigators." Hogwash! Martha Stewart wasn't involved in Waksal's ImClone stock activity and she had no information on ImClone. Her perfectly legal small stock sale had nothing to do with Waksal. "So she goes to prison" on bogus charges that resulted soley from grossly incompetent legal representation.
"Only no happy ending...for Stewart, who looks now to have gained weight on prison food..." Obviously, delusional. Targeting Martha Stewart for destruction and abusing and misusing the criminal justice system on her for political gain have backfired on the federal goons. This coming Nov. 19, a day in the inspiring life of a triumphant Martha Stewart will be featured on Nightline. No doubt, the federal goons will watch and puke in disbelief.
"...an insider-trading case that sent Stewart to prison" is a bold-faced lie that implies "martha was convicted of insider trading" for any reader with any IQ, It is servile, brainwashing propaganda to assert, "there was an insider trading case." The bogus legal basis for the bogus criminal case was United States Code Section 1001, which got nothing to do with insider trading, and there was no legal adjudication of any insider trading case. The Wall Street Post or any media is no court of law to adjudicate any "insider-trading case."
"...it's fair to say that case led to her imprisonment" and that certainly stands to reason - no case, no "imprisonment." But the bogus case "led to her imprisonment" solely as a consequence of grossly incompetent legal representation, not insider trading. If Ms. Stewart had the competent legal representation that the two hedge fund managers had, the trumped-up, bogus charges against her would never have come into existence. "I don't see what the big deal is" simply expresses a moral void.
Anon ...in the 1st half of 2007, no one knew the ultimate extent of the housing problems. I can only assume you were smart enough to short the market back then and made alot of money. The government didn't intercede in the markets until 16-18 months afterwards. If they were so smart to know where the market was going to end up, they could have made a boatload of money. This was case built on hindsight bias. Plain and simple.
With regard to what they told their investors and when. Let's note who these investors are. Investors in hedge funds are high net worth individuals and institutions and VERY sophisticated investors. They had their own analysts doing research about the market. Do we honestly believe that these people took Cioffi/Tannin's word for it that the market was going to be ok? If so, please stop by because I have a 12 year old car in perfect working order I would like to sell you.
Each time they put money in the fund they had to sign a document that says essentially "This investment is risky and you could lose some or all of your money. Also, if you want your money back, you may have to wait 60-90 days"
The suppressed email was from September 2006.
Also, if you look at some of the revised pleadings from the D&O litigation filed against the major subprime lenders, its pretty clear that advisers to the actual mortgage lenders were raising -- or attempting to raise -- serious red-flags as early as late 2005 and early 2006. Those flags were based on the understanding that decreased personal lending standards had gotten so out of control that they were likely going to result in the end of the rope on the returns from mortgage backed securities. Those securities were the insanely "souped-up engine" for that entire subprime mortgage industry. They were also at the heat of the fund ran by Tannin and Cioffi.
Tannin's Sept. 2006 email was evidence that he recognized not only the aforementioned "end of the rope," but also the unlikely possibility that lenders would supply him the means he'd need to make up for the bets that even *he* recognized he was *going* to lose. ("We could not run the leverage as high as I had thought we could — or to see that in an extreme event — we could blow up ,,, I was also very nervous about the state of the market and how we were going to perform ... I was worried that this would all end badly and that I would have to look for work.")
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To begin with there are few life lessons any movie can provide me about sitters. My mother was a widow who dated and, as a kid, I had every psychotic sitter scenario you can imagine. If you don't expect new insights on the subject, then at least you expect a few laughs and some entertainment.
"The Sitter" offers neither.
It was a near remake of "Adventures in Babysitting." Whereas "Adventures" was funny, charming, and well-paced, "The Sitter" was boring and offensive.
Just to be clear, "The Sitter" is a comedy roadshow, as opposed to … a slasher/horror show. You begin with the tall, arrogant dad, the zaftig mom in the low-cut dress, all in the big fancy house. Enter Noah (Jonah Hill) the reluctant, schlubby sitter who is quickly confronted with the demon children of all variants. There is the Jonbenet Ramsey wannabe; the sensitive 13 year-old boy with (boy) issues and the adopted Latino pyromaniac.
Poor Noah gets a call from his heartless heartthrob enjoying a party in lower Manhattan. She makes an offer of his miserable lifetime if only he will meet her, and just make one (slightly illegal) stop on the way.
Noah piles the kids in the car and they are off to the city. (Hint: Chain the kids to their seats.)
This motley crew encounters numerous gross vignettes, pulling out all of the old clichés. I like Jonah Hill. In his earlier movies, he made me laugh out loud for his unapologetic, fat, wise guy approach to his roles. But, you will not laugh at what is blatantly tasteless and not funny.
Such is "The Sitter."
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As a United States Citizen, I am deeply troubled by the Supreme Court ruling on Citizen's United that granted corporations First Amendment rights as people, and equated political spending with free speech. The ruling has unleashed unprecedented amounts of undisclosed corporate money into our democracy for the purpose of influencing elections. Ordinary citizens cannot compete with the amount of money being unleashed, and for this reason, this ruling is a disaster for our democracy.
The most unambiguous solution is for a constitutional amendment.
For this reason, I urge you, my Senators and Representative to please co-sponsor the following constitutional amendments.
· Saving American Democracy Amendment is a constitutional amendment introduced on December 8, 2011, by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in the Senate with the companion bill introduced in the House by Rep. Ted Deutch (D-FL).
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I enjoy the contrast between the two art styles, it really brings out the high points in both of them.
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Capitals center Mike Ribeiro says he wants to end his NHL playing career in Washington.
Question is, at what price?
The Capitals and Ribeiro's agent have spent the past few weeks exchanging figures, hoping to establish the framework that results in a contract extension before the April 3 trade deadline.
It was reported Wednesday night that the Capitals offered Ribeiro three years at $14 million. Ribeiro, 33, declined to confirm the report following Thursday's practice.
"When it comes to reports from people and rumors or stuff like that, I'd rather just wait and see what happens," Ribeiro said. "…If it's going to happen, it's going to happen. We'll see what this week brings us and go from there."
This is no easy decision for Capitals general manager George McPhee. The Capitals enter their three-game road trip to Buffalo, Philadelphia and Carolina four points out of a playoff spot.
Ribeiro, who leads the Capitals in scoring with 35 points in 33 games, is in the final year of a five-year contract that pays him $5 million a season. He is believed to be seeking a similar deal in both term and value.
Two NHL executives who spoke on the condition on anonymity said they'd be extremely hesitant to pay a 38-year-old Ribeiro $5 million.
"It's gotta be tough," Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer said when asked to put himself in McPhee's shoes. "He's going into unrestricted free agency. He's probably going to bring in a few bucks for himself and maybe the term that he's looking for.
"You've got to find that fine line. You can't sell the rest of the team short by trying to sign one player. You have to get him for what you believe is the right price. For me, I would love to see [Ribeiro] back. He's been a huge part of our team this year. He's been on the score sheet almost every night, leading our team in points. And he's just another outside perspective who comes in this season and brings his experience and his wisdom."
Ribeiro acknowledged there is more than just hockey weighing on his decision. He and his wife, Tamara, have three school-age sons attending school in McLean, Va., and he said it's important for him to provide some stability for his family.
"Decisions are always to be made, and choices, and we'll see where we are on both sides," Ribeiro said. "I said from the get-go that I don't want to move all the time. If I get traded before the end of this year and then move again before the beginning of next year, we'll see. It's part of the business and we'll see where it goes.
"We've only been here a few months and it's still an adjustment. It's part of life, part of the business. If a decision is to be made it will, but for now I'll come here tomorrow and get focused for this road trip."
With three games and six days remaining before Wednesday's deadline Brouwer said how the Capitals perform in Buffalo on Saturday and Philadelphia on Sunday could determine "whether we'll be active one way or another."
"I think we're close enough to the playoffs where there's not going to be a fire sale around here," Brouwer said. "We're very focused on making the playoffs."
Ribeiro said he won't let the trade and contract talk get in the way of him playing at a high level.
"I can put things in different places at the right time," he said. "I don't think about it before the game.
"We have a great team here and I believe this team can do some damage. It's a short season and we had a bad start, but if you look at the talent and the team we have here I'm pretty comfortable staying here."
The Capitals are 13-9-0 since starting the season 2-8-1 and for the first time all season they are relatively healthy at key positions.
"I'm sure I say this every year," Brooks Laich said. "If we can improve our club we will. If we can't we won't.
"This year, maybe more than ever, it doesn't really matter where you end up. The only thing that matters, and we've learned this in the past, is peaking at the right time. I think our game is coming around and I think some other teams are starting to get injuries and maybe coming back to earth a little bit. But I think our team is on the rise and I still think our best hockey is ahead of us and hopefully, we see that in the last 15 games."


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The Gustavus Adolphus College men's tennis team began its season on a high note, defeating Division II Augustana University 9-0 in its season opener on Saturday morning.
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The Gustavus men's basketball team hopes to get back to its winning ways Saturday as its squares off against Concordia College at 1 p.m. for game two of the season series. The Cobbers won game one of the series 82-74 on Jan. 2 in St. Peter. The Gusties enter the matchup with a 9-11 overall record and 6-9 mark in the MIAC, while the Cobbers are 13-7 overall and 10-5 in the league. Gustavus has won four of its last five games, while Concordia has won eight of its last nine.
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The Gustavus Adolphus College women's basketball team takes on MIAC foe Concordia College on Saturday, Feb. 6 at Memorial Auditorium, with tipoff set for 3 p.m. The Gusties enter the game with a 14-6 overall record and 9-4 mark in the conference, while the Cobbers are also 14-6 overall but hold a one game lead over the Gusties in the conference standings with an MIAC mark of 10-3.
Gymnastics Duals Against National Power UW-Whitewater Saturday
The Gustavus gymnastics team has a tough task Saturday as it faces off against national powerhouse UW-Whitewater in a dual meet. The meet begins at 4 p.m. against the Warhawks, who have won the NCGA Championship three of the past four years. Gustavus is most recently coming off a 179.675-179.625 defeat at UW-Stout last Friday, while UW-Whitewater lost last Friday 193.900-189.175 at Southeast Missouri State.
Swimming & Diving Underway At Minnesota Challenge
The Gustavus men's and women's swimming & diving teams kicked off the Minnesota Challenge - hosted by the University of Minnesota - with 10 events on Friday evening at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center.
Pair Of Late Goals Results In Men's Hockey 4-1 Loss To Saint Mary's
The Gustavus men's hockey team kept it close with Saint Mary's for 57 minutes on Friday night at Don Roberts Ice Rink, but a pair of late-game goals gave the Cardinals a 4-1 victory. The loss drops the Gusties to 4-12-4 overall and 3-6-2 in the MIAC, while the Cardinals improve to 9-11-2 overall and 6-6-1 in the league.
Women's Hockey Earns 3-2 Overtime Win At Saint Mary's
The Gustavus Adolphus College women's hockey team earned its first overtime victory of the season on Friday evening, taking a 3-2 victory over Saint Mary's University at Saint Mary's Ice Arena. The win bumps Gustavus to an 8-8-4 overall record and 7-3-3 mark in the MIAC, while the Cardinals fall to 6-11-3 overall and 5-6-2 in the league.
Kari Clark '91
Gusties pals from the class of 1991 traveled together to Vietnam in January 2016. Pictured are Amy Millette Close, Alyssa Bruns Hammar, Susan Johnson Nelson, Kari Clark, Abby Close, and Olivia Hammar in restored Russian and American jeeps from the Vietnam / American war at H?i Vân Pass near Da Nang, Vietnam with the village of L?ng Cô.
Daniel Ly '15
Daniel Ly '15 is doing biomedical research at the Lillehei Heart Institute at the University of Minnesota.
Track & Field Teams To Compete At Ted Nelson Classic Saturday
The Gustavus track and field teams are set to participate in the Ted Nelson Classic, hosted by the Minnesota State University, Mankato, on Saturday at the Myers Fieldhouse. Participating teams include Augustana, Carleton, Concordia, Gustavus, Iowa Central, Mary, Minnesota State, Minot State, Sioux Falls, South Dakota State, Southwest State, St. Cloud State, St. Olaf and UW-La Crosse. Field events begin at 11 a.m. and track events begin at 11:30 a.m.


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There are approximately 500 cases of the second wine, the 2005 La Chapelle d'Ausone, which makes a mockery of many grand vins produced at this estate in the fifties, sixties, and seventies. Made in the style of its bigger sibling, it possesses a deep ruby/purple color as well as a sweet nose of crushed rocks, figs, blackberries, raspberries, smoke, and earth. Softer and more approachable, I would not be surprised if it were preferred over its more powerful, backward sibling in a blind tasting. It is a pure, sweet, undeniably great effort in this vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2013-2030.
Delivers very pretty aromas of toasty oak, coffee, licorice and blackberry. Full-bodied, with loads of ripe fruit and vanilla and coconut character. Rich, fruit-forward and very, very chewy. A fabulous second wine from Ausone.
Good deep red. Musky redcurrant, coffee and game on the nose, complicated by smoky oak and minerals. Supple on entry, then a bit closed in the middle palate, offering hints of graphite and flowers. Finishes broad, sweet and aromatic, with uncanny persistence for a second wine.
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Restore America's 10th Amendment: Online Gambling Ban Intrudes On State Sovereignty
Federalism was not the Tenth Amendment to the constitution for an arbitrary reason. Maintaining checks and balances on power, including the relationship between states and the federal government, is fundamental to American governance. Further, the closer a government is to its voters the more responsive it will be. When each constituent is a face and not a number, elected officials are more likely to know their constituents' wants and needs.


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