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Here I think we should actually name the JSC, and of course now we'll have to add the Germans. --[[User:Robert J. Rendall|Robert J. Rendall]] 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Here I think we should actually name the JSC, and of course now we'll have to add the Germans. --[[User:Robert J. Rendall|Robert J. Rendall]] 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
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Review and update the document Building International Descriptive Cataloging Standards: the Role of the American Library Association's Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access, an externally-focused document that describes CC:DA's work. The task force should take into account:
- the scope and objectives of RDA
- the current composition of CC:DA
- current methods of contacting CC:DA and submitting revision proposals
The revised document will be published in pdf on the CC:DA web site.
Timeline: Final report by Annual 2012.
Note: This timeline actually means we have to submit our final report to the CC:DA chair by May 23. --Robert J. Rendall 10:00, 8 March 2012 (CST)
I question the idea of publishing this document (only) in PDF. The current document is fairly short and is in HTML. I don't see why the new one shouldn't be the same. PDF is good for some things, but not everything, and this is not one of the things it's good for. --John Hostage 15:04, 28 February 2012 (CST)
Lori says Charles Wilt suggested producing this as an easily downloaded and printed PDF document because it's replacing a document that (besides being on our web site in HTML) was produced as a print brochure several years ago. I don't think that's written in stone. Let's see what our revised version is going to look like first and then think about whether we want to recommend publishing it online in a different format. --Robert J. Rendall 09:37, 8 March 2012 (CST)
Current text of Building International Descriptive Cataloging Standards: the Role of the American Library Association's Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access
RDA -- Resource Description and Access: Objectives and Principles (5JSC/RDA/Objectives and Principles/Rev/3, 1 July 2009)
CC:DA Procedures (CC:DA/Pro/13/2008 March 13)
CCS Policy on Eligibility of CC:DA Representatives (2005)
Submitting a Proposal to Revise RDA: Interim Guidelines (July 2011, posted August 2011)
How to Submit a Revision Proposal to CC:DA (draft text discussed at Midwinter 2012 in Denver)
Possible Outline
I've copied the complete current text of BIDCS (with the exception of some section headings) below in italics under the appropriate headings. Some of the other headings I've added below are suggested topics that would be new in this revision of the document.
Add any initial comments you may have in normal type after the relevant section. Of course I'm open to other ways of organizing this document overall - this is just to get us started. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Libraries across the world have long been faced with the need to organize their collections in order for users to retrieve the one or more pieces of information that are needed by the individual. International standards have been developed for describing the physical pieces and the writers, people, places and ideas contained in them.
These standards describe books, manuscripts, musical scores, and visual electronic media of all types. As repositories of information spread beyond libraries and are made generally available electronically, the need for commonly shared standards for describing such material becomes even more important. The American Library Association's Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access serves as the body within the United States which facilitates the continued development of those standards. The Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access (CC:DA) is the American Library Association committee that formulates the official ALA policy on descriptive cataloging. CC:DA includes, as an ex-officio member, the ALA representative to the international committee (comprised of representatives from American, Australian, British, and Canadian library organizations and national libraries) responsible for updating and revising the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd edition, revised (AACR2R).
Here I think we should actually name the JSC, and of course now we'll have to add the Germans. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
I suggest we add "cartographic resources" to the list on the first line. On the third line, "that facilitates" instead of "which facilitates". On the fifth line, is it necessary to add "and access" to "descriptive cataloging" or is it assumed the latter includes the former?, Add "and German" to the list of national libraries. Change at end to "Resource Description and Access (RDA)".--Dorothy McGarry 09:37, 12 March 2012 (CDT)
AACR2R is an internationally accepted standard for descriptive cataloging. It contains rules for describing and providing access to all types of library materials including books, serials, computer files, maps, music, motion pictures, etc. through library catalogs. AACR2R is also a standard for structuring catalogs with headings and references to provide links between items with similar or related characteristics.
The Committee also works closely with the Library of Congress on cataloging policy and problems in the use and interpretation of AACR2R. Representatives from CC:DA work with other ALA Committees to coordinate descriptive cataloging policy with developments in the USMARC formats and subject cataloging.
CC:DA invites collaborative efforts with other American and international organizations to develop descriptive standards within the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules for expanding the structure of the traditional library catalog to include electronic text, digitized images and other emerging technologies.
There's some historical information about CC:DA (founded in 1979 as the successor to two earlier committees, etc.) in the introduction to the 1998 edition of AACR2, if we want to include any of that. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Most of this will have to be rewritten for RDA and moved to the section below. But we should still say something about AACR2. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Since it's mentioned in our charge, we'll also want to include something about "the scope and objectives of RDA" here. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Roles of the committee
To make a continuing assessment of the state of the art and suggest the direction of change in the field of descriptive cataloging.
To recommend solutions to problems relating not only to bibliographic description but also to choice and form of access points, other than subject access points.
To initiate proposals for additions to and revisions of the cataloging code currently adopted by ALA and to review proposals initiated by other groups or individuals.
To develop official ALA positions on such proposals in consultation with other appropriate ALA units and organizations in the U.S.A.
To instruct the ALA Representative to the Joint Steering Committee for Revision of AACR regarding the official ALA position and to suggest acceptable bases for negotiations.
To develop official ALA positions on proposed international cataloging policies and standards pertaining to the committee's area of responsibility and to advise the official ALA representative; or, if there is no official ALA representative, to act as the clearinghouse within ALA for review of these policies and standards and to serve as the formal liaison between ALA and the originating organizations.
To encourage the US library and information services community, to express opinions on issues under consideration through timely publication of agenda items in the community's press.
To keep the profession informed by reporting committee actions promptly through appropriate communication channels.
Most of this looks like it's from an old version of our charge; for the current charge, see http://www.ala.org/alcts/mgrps/camms/cmtes/ats-ccscat. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Composition of the committee: chair, voting member, ex-officios, representatives
The Committee is composed of 9 voting members and 35 non-voting representatives from other branches of ALA and other library organizations in the United States, the Library of Congress, OCLC and RLG. The members and representatives have a wide array of experience in cataloging all types of library materials. CC:DA is a committee of the Cataloging and Classification Section of the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS).
RLG is gone; we might also mention the interns and the webmaster separately here. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
We should mention that the number of non-voting representatives is not fixed and refer to the eligibility document. --Robert J. Rendall 17:15, 7 March 2012 (CST)
How to volunteer for the committee; opportunities on task forces
I think we should encourage people interested in CC:DA to keep an eye out for opportunities to volunteer for task forces; that's how I ended up becoming a member! --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
Since it looks like the wiki is going to stay public, we should point people to it, and also invite them to subscribe to the listserv. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
How to contact the committee
How to contact a CC:DA Member or Liaison:
Current CC:DA members are listed under ALCTS/CCS/CC:DA in the current ALA Handbook for Organization.
Contact ALA's ALCTS office: (312) 280-5035 or toll free at (800) 545-2433 extension 5035.
On the World Wide Web link to CC:DA on the ALCTS home page: http://www.ala.org/alcts/
Does this Handbook still exist? We're also more accessibly listed on our web site, and there are three different e-mail addresses given there (chair only, voting members only, or everybody). The toll-free ALCTS number is on the ALCTS web site; I don't see the other one. I think it would be more useful to give the direct link to our own web page here. --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
How to submit revision proposals
CC:DA Welcomes Your Suggestions:
In proposing changes to the rules.
In streamlining the rule change process.
In applying standards for bibliographic control to new and emerging technologies.
In employing automated solutions to the development of descriptive cataloging records.
How to participate in cataloging issues or questions:
Get the file How to Submit a Rule Change Proposal to CC:DA from: http://www.libraries.psu.edu/tas/jca/ccda/how-to.html
Write to the ALCTS office of ALA and ask for a copy of How to Submit a Rule Change Proposal to CC:DA. (American Library Association, Association for Library Collections & Technical Services, 50 E. Huron St.., Chicago, IL 60611)
As we know, there's a new document being developed on this topic, but I don't know if it will be finished before we submit our revised text of this; does anyone remember what the expected timeline is for that? --Robert J. Rendall 16:58, 7 March 2012 (CST)
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Venus Williams struggled mightily in her opening round match in Paris against Bethanie Mattek-Sands, going the distance but eventually pulling out a 6-1, 4-6, 6-2 victory. She'll face Lucie Safarova in the second round.
The 7-time Grand Slammer is also struggling mightily with her design choices for her EleVen by Venus Williams dresses lately. I thought her Miami moment was horrendous but this one takes the f-ugly prize. I mean, there's nothing even remotely interesting in terms of color, design, silhouette, etc. It's as if V has lost her inspiration now that EleVen isn't available for purchase right now.
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- AnonymousMay 26, 2009 at 11:10 AM
All I know is that her wimbledon dress better be something special. But something tells me that it will be this same dress in all white!!!!!!ReplyDelete
I kinda like it. Gives me a little bit of and LSD-trip retro vibe!ReplyDelete
Not the best dress, but not *that* bad imo!
Anything beats her teeny tiny shorts she wore at Wimbledon.ReplyDelete
Still, this is fug central.
This outfit is pretty rough. I don't understand: What's wrong with just going with solid colors?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 26, 2009 at 11:14 PM
Not trying to be contrary here... but the dress and the pattern is lovely, and looks great on Venus. IMO!!!ReplyDelete
I think that Serena's outfit was the best. She didn't wear something questionable or downright fugly like Venus, Maria and JJ. It was fun and sporty and popped yet it wasn't tacky and she didn't try too hard. I loved the colors too.ReplyDelete
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- WesterlyMay 27, 2009 at 9:55 PM
What do I know. I grew to like the Miami dress, but I loved this dress from the minute I laid eyes on it - it's cool. It not only fits like a dream and absolutely flatters her body. It's got a real cut.ReplyDelete
Love the arty d'Afrique vibe of the print and those colours on her. Love how it stands out on the clay (i.e. it's not orange or pink). Love that it's different and yes, challenging even polarising. Sure, I don't think it's for everyone but it looks good on *her*.
- AnonymousMay 28, 2009 at 7:20 PM
I think the dress is pretty. If you know anything about style, you would know that PRINTS ARE IN THIS SEASON. Her dress is bright and inspiring. Though, it may not look great on every body shape; it definitely looks great on hers!ReplyDelete


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At the Maximo Transportation User Group meeting at IBM Pulse 2012, Dr. Asaf Adi, from IBM Research, Haifa, Israel presented his findings during a session with Chevron and SRO. During the session, Chevron and SRO focused on the global tanker fleet deployment at Chevron, while Dr. Asaf broadened the discussion ... [ + Read more ]
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Last Monday I was facing heavy traffic as I headed for Boston's Logan Airport, but I made it to the Delta gate just in time to board my flight to Atlanta. As the flight worked its way south, I thought about the history and the growth of the group meeting ... [ + Read more ]
Will George arrive on time using Public Transportation?
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What are the 2 things that generate "success" for the patrons of public transportation? Hands down I'd say it's arriving safely & on-time. These can also be the same things that keep people from becoming new patrons of public transportation. The concern over being on-time to work, based on previous ... [ + Read more ]
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Last week I attended the Energy Council Open Forum on Smart Grid and Smarter Buildings hosted by North Carolina State University. During this event we heard from a panel of local business leaders in the Smart Grid/Smarter Buildings field. As Dennis Kekas, Assoc. Vice Chancellor at Centennial Campus, NCSU hosted ... [ + Read more ]


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a small problem evolved and because of simple setting of MTA on server "Add X-Originating-IP" my mail server with hundreds of domains is half dead now.
Reading the posts, with 8.0.2 ZCS introduced some new functionality, which checks X-Originating-IP (that is client public IP address) against spamhouse.org and other blacklists, and prevents him/her to send mail out. Trying to remove X-Originating-IP from server fails:
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Disable via Admin GUI...
restart zimbra services "zmcontrol restart"
Nothing! X-Originating-IP option is still checked in Admin GUI
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Via command line as Zimbra user:
???HTML Code:zimbra@zimbra:/home/zimbra$ zmprov gacf | grep zimbraSmtpSendAddOriginatingIP zimbraSmtpSendAddOriginatingIP: TRUE zimbra@zimbra:/home/zimbra$ zmprov gacf zimbraSmtpSendAddOriginatingIP FALSE zimbraSmtpSendAddOriginatingIP: TRUE zimbra@zimbra:/home/zimbra$ zmprov gacf | grep zimbraSmtpSendAddOriginatingIP zimbraSmtpSendAddOriginatingIP: TRUE
Any idea how to disable X-originating-IP?
Actually, cannot edit ANY setting in Admin GUI under Server "Global Settings".
Permission issue?


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In 1995, David Berlow was commissioned by Agfa to design a typeface based on a research visit to the Museum Plantin-Moretus in Antwerp. Berlow designed this family, in a tight range of weights, to address the issue of modern versus letterpress printing techniques, with respect to sixteenth-century types. Throhand follows many of the museum's specimens, including works by Garamond, Van Den Keere, and unknown cutters; FB 1995
Among other uses, Throhand is recommended for Newspaper, Magazine, Book and Corporate use.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The top Democrat in Congress is calling for a quick solution to Washington's "fiscal cliff' in an upcoming post-election session.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says he's "not for kicking the can down the road" and says any solution should include higher taxes on "the richest of the rich."
The so-called fiscal cliff is the one-two punch of expiring Bush-era tax cuts and across-the-board spending cuts to the Pentagon and domestic programs that could total $800 billion next year.
It's the most immediate item confronting President Barack Obama and a divided Congress in a post-election lame duck session. Economists say it threatens to push the economy back into recession if Obama and Republicans can't forge a deal to prevent it.


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Top Off-Season Attractions in Myrtle Beach
The most popular time of year to visit Myrtle Beach is certainly summer, but the truth is, there are tons of fun things to do when you visit the beach in the off-season! Not only does Myrtle Beach have pretty mild weather year-round, but most of your favorite attractions at the beach are open for business even when it's not peak season.
Here are a few of the top attractions in Myrtle Beach that you can still enjoy outside of summer break:
Ripley's Aquarium
Ripley's Aquarium is one of the most popular attractions in Myrtle Beach, and it's open 365 days a year. And the off-season is actually a great time to visit, because it often gets pretty full during the peak of summer. You might even have the time to enjoy one of the extended programs at the aquarium, including overnight adventures where the whole family can "sleep with the sharks."
Broadway at the Beach
The shopping, restaurant and attractions at Broadway at the Beach may vary slightly in their hours of operation, but there's always something going on, as the mega entertainment attraction is only closed on Christmas Day. Otherwise, you can head on down for tons of food, shopping and fun any time, not just in the peak of summer.
Catch a Show
Nearly all of the theatres in Myrtle Beach offer shows well beyond the peak season months of June, July and August. Alabama Theatre not only runs its popular music and variety shows through October, it also hosts touring acts such as country music legends Loretta Lynn and Merle Haggard. It also runs a spectacular Christmas blowout in November and December. You can also catch shows at our local dinner theatres in the off-season, such as Medieval Times and Pirates Voyage, though they may not offer shows every day.
Shoulder Season Festivals
When you visit in the shoulder seasons of spring and fall, you'll find that there are plenty of activities to participate in—just like the locals do. From Oktoberfest to the Irish Fest, Dragon Boat Festival, Greek Festival and the Murrells Inlet chili cook-off, you'll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy the local area in cooler weather.
These are just a few ideas—but there's plenty more! Most people still enjoy spending time at the beach in the off-season. And of course, there's also the indoor water attractions at Palmetto shores, so be sure to bring your bathing suit!
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant poured in a game-high 25
points to go with seven rebounds, as the Oklahoma City Thunder throttled the
Golden State Warriors, 119-98, on Wednesday at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Russell Westbrook added 22 points and Kevin Martin donated 21 points off the
bench for the Thunder, who have won back-to-back games for the first time
since winning six straight from Jan. 9-18.
Serge Ibaka finished with 15 points, nine boards and six blocks to help
Oklahoma City improve to 22-3 at home.
Harrison Barnes paced the Warriors with 19 points and Stephen Curry stuffed
the stat sheet with 14 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds in the team's
second straight defeat.
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Summary:A series about J.L. "Fatman" McCabe, a tough, big-city district attorney in a Southern California city who frequently works with Jake Styles, a mysterious, high-living undercover investigator.
In the series' second season, J.L. "Fatman" McCabe has retired after eight years of service as a district attorney in Southern California and joins investigator Jake Styles to battle crime in Hawaii.


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1955 Chevy 3100 - Base Model BoogieWritten by on April 10, 2014 Contributors: Jim Rizzo A Street Rodder's Shop Truck
At heart, Larry Henderson, of Waynesville, Ohio, is a street rodder with a love for old Fords, 1932s in particular. That said he's always had a soft spot for owning a Tri-Five Chevy 3100. In the back of his mind Larry had a plan for something to fit the shop truck bill, not something fancy. Just a good old truck he could run the wheels off. One day Larry was out in his 30x50-foot home shop meditating the wonders of TIG welding when suddenly he felt the urge for a Klondike bar. Larry jumped in his 1932 Vicky and hauled buns up to the local Snatch & Run for a quick snack.
Instead of heading directly to the freezers, Larry spotted a copy of the latest Auto Trader Classics on the newsstand with a pretty nice-looking 1955 Chevy 3100 in it. The owner's name was Scott Baker and he was located in the Denver area. Larry got in touch with Scott and, in short order, agreed on a price, then he hopped on a jet to Colorado.
Upon his arrival in Golden, Larry was pleased to discover the 1955 was exactly as advertised. It was a nicely done older restoration done in Woodland, California, by Yolo Body & Fender, and it came complete with a pair of black California plates. Even better, the license plate frames from Champion Chevrolet that the dealer sold it new in Sacramento were included.
The 1,200-mile drive home from Colorado to Ohio wasn't all that bad; the 1955 had an iron-head 340-horse 383 with a Tremec TKO 600 six-speed transmission. The TKO's double-overdrive took the scream out of the 1955's 9-inch Ford 4.56:1 rearend.
There was a casualty at the end of the drive. The 9-inch Ford chewed up its innards and grew an excessive amount of backlash. Describing it in proper technical terms, it had lots of slop. The wounded 9-inch was shipped to Jack McCane in Garrison, Kentucky, and returned with 4.00:1 gears and positraction.
The 383 stayed in place and under the 1955 flattop hood Larry modified a 1955 Dodge oil-bath two-barrel air-cleaner to filter air through a dry element for a 750-cfm Demon carburetor. The intake manifold is an Edelbrock 7116 Performer with an MSD HEI ignition perched where Chevy distributors go. For exhaust, Sanderson block-hugger headers run through a custom exhaust system made from mandrel-bent 2½-inch tubing. Larry says he and his street rodder buddies are done with muffler shops. Speaking of mufflers, there are a pair of Flowmasters exiting out the rear.
For frame and suspension, the 1955 sits on a stock set of rails sprung up front with a Heidt's IFS sporting coilover shocks and tubular control arms. CPP 2-inch drop spindles dip the disc brake nose just a little deeper. Rack-and-pinion power steering guides a pair of 205/75/15 Firestone tires much quicker and with less effort than stock. The 15-inch front and 16-inch rear steelies are from Wheel Vintiques with Rally America 1933 Ford "toilet seats" adapting deuce smoothie caps with vinyl bowties in the center.
Inside the small-window cab, the interior adheres pretty close to stock steel trimmed appointments with the exception of a thin-backed 1989 Chevy C/K 1500 seat on a 3½-inch chopped seat riser. Dennis Gambill of Dayton, Ohio, stitched the C/K bench in black vinyl and laid black loop pile carpet.
Larry mentioned there wasn't anything he'd do differently to the truck if he had it to do over again. Further stating he found a good truck and he's happy with all of the changes he made. "My wife Karen and I have put over 17,000 miles on it so far and we intend to keep it a long time."
1955 Chevrolet 3100
Larry Henderson
Waynesville, Ohio
Frame: original with Jim Myers Racing Products mods
Rearend / Ratio: 9-inch Ford / 4.00:1 posi
Rear suspension: parallel leaf
Rear brakes: Ford 11-inch drum
Front suspension: Heidt's Superide II
Front brakes: disc
Steering box: power rack-and-pinion
Front wheels: Wheel Vintiques 15x5 solids, 3.0 backspace
Rear wheels: Wheel Vintiques 16x8 solids 4.5 backspace
Front tires: Firestone 205/75/15
Rear tires: Firestone 235/85/16
Gas tank: stainless 24-gallon by Chris Staneck
Engine: Chevy 383
Heads: iron
Valve covers: Chevy
Manifold / Induction: Edelbrock / 750-cfm Demon
Ignition: MSD HEI
Headers: Sanderson block huggers
Exhaust / Mufflers: Larry and friends / Flowmaster
Transmission: 700-R4 by Vern's, Lebanon, Ohio
Shifter: Chevy van column
Style: 3100 stepside
Fenders front / rear: aftermarket / original with braces removed
Hood: stock flattop
Grille: stock egg crate
Bodywork and paint by: Yolo Body & Fender, Sacto, CA
Paint type / Color: PPG Concept / Ocean Green
Headlights / Taillights: 1934 Ford truck / 1934 Ford truck
Outside mirrors: stock
Bumpers: base model white
Dashboard: stock with aluminum insert
Gauges: Auto Meter
Air conditioning: Old Air
Stereo: Custom Autosound
Steering wheel: Limeworks
Steering column: Chevy van
Seats: 1989 Chevy C/K 1500 bench
Upholstery by: Dennis Gambill
Material / Color: vinyl / black
Carpet: black loop pile


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America's Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb
Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Pejman Yousefzadeh and Kevin Holtsberry are joined by Peter Ferrara of the Heartland Institute to discuss his new book, which discusses America's fiscal and economic condition, and possible solutions. We're brought to you as always by BigGovernment and Stephen Clouse and Associates. If you'd like to email us, you can do | Read More »


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The 16th season of "The Ultimate Fighter" premiered on Friday night in the United States, and even though fans in the U.K. have their own edition against Australia, they won't have to go without their U.S. counterpart.
Season 16 of the reality series will air on Mondays at midnight on ESPN in the United Kingdom, so now U.K. fans only need worry about spoilers. UFC officials recently announced the broadcast plans.
"TUF 16" features 32 welterweights – the field was cut to 16 with elimination fights on Friday's two-hour season premiere – coached by UFC heavyweights Shane Carwin and Roy Nelson.
The U.K.'s version of "TUF" is the UFC's third international edition of the show. "The Ultimate Fighter: Australia vs. U.K. – TheSmashes" air on ESPN in the U.K. starting next Wednesday, the same night the season debuts on FX in Australia.
"TUF 16" features pre-taped episodes air for 13 consecutive Fridays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FX in the States, followed by the TUF 16 Finale, which takes place Dec. 15 in Las Vegas. The event's main card, which includes Carwin vs. Nelson, will air on FX following prelims on FUEL TV.
"The Ultimate Fighter" now has become a global brand. After 14 seasons in the United States, the UFC created "TUF Brazil," which was a resounding success this past spring. The hope is that the Australia vs. U.K. season that recently wrapped taping in Australia will be the same. And company officials earlier this week announced "TUF India" will happen in summer 2013.
For more on "The Ultimate Fighter 16," stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Roddin' At Random - Las Vegas!Written by on April 17, 2012 We head to Sin City to celebrate the end of the Sprint Cup.
Those words bring a smile to some and fear to others--fear of losing too much money at the tables or having too much fun while there. For the last couple of years, the major national division in NASCAR, the Sprint Cup, has celebrated the end of the season in Sin City. It was formerly held in New York City and before that Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The big party includes three days of fan events, media interviews, and a Friday-night banquet and awards ceremony recognizing everything from the pit crew of the year to the overall series champion.
The show in Las Vegas is unique in that after the National Motorsports Press Association's Myer's Brothers Awards Luncheon, the Top 11 drivers of the year take their Sprint Cup cars on a police-escorted parade lap down the Strip and back. That includes two sanctioned burnout sessions right on the street. In our photos, you might notice the Busch Bros. are missing. That's 'cause Ryan Newman blew up his car and laid oil all over the road, ending the first burnout session early. There's always one guy who has to ruin the party.
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1. We aren't sure, but it looked like Ryan Newman threw a rod through the block, causing this massive but short-lived fireball followed by a huge black puddle of oil. Vegas PD wasn't too thrilled, but Newman seemed to get a kick out of it as he pushed to car to the side of the road.2. The season Champion Tony Stewart, aka Smoke, was grinning ear to ear the entire week.3. Despite finishing Second in the tightest championship race in eight years, Carl Edwards was all smiles. The fan-made sign in the background reads, "14 Carl Got Smoked."4. The '09 Daytona 500 champ, Matt Kenseth, left his starting place wide open with probably the best straight-line burnout.


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Cool! Looking forward to seeing it.
I will map the Dwarven fortress of Jung-Fiordin (hex P 10) from the Pritior map.
My idea is that this gargantuan fortress was once planned and built by an ancient dwarf race. The modern dwarves live in and use the fortress, but are hardly able to construct something similar of this scale.
Cool! Looking forward to seeing it.
Nice idea, will there Be differences of old original Parts Abs Newbuild Elements of the fortress?
First idea for the outline.
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Sapiento your Iso work just keeps getting better! This looks great. It's going to be a hard won challenge this month.
Wow! Just wow! That's really incredible...
The best maps are the ones we like the most after looking at the longest.
Very good first idea here!
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Serious, you skill got a huge jump forward. Great start.
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May 29, 2016
Livingston, Ala. An annual basketball camp in Sumter County is getting a boost from a corporate donation.
Waste Management at Emelle gave $2100 to kick off Marcus Campbell's Future Star Basketball Camp.
The free camp, now in its 12th year, will be July 1-2 at Sumter Central High School.
Waste Management said it supports the camp's mission of promoting wellness and health among area youth.
Campbell played at Alabama and the European Professional Basketball League.
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After many weeks of careful planning, my colleagues and I were proud to launch our inaugural JobMobile event in New York City last night. This was the first in a series of nationwide events that brought together the talent acquisition community to discuss major innovations and strategies in mobile recruitment. It also served as a festive platform for us to honor the top 1% of recruiting professionals in New York, better known as TheLadders ELITE.
Our CEO and Co-founder, Alex Douzet, gave a keynote presentation on the ever-increasing demand for mobile solutions across a broad spectrum of sectors, including recruitment. It's estimated that within the next twelve months, employers can expect 50% of their web traffic to come from mobile devices. This shift in our businesses creates many opportunities, but also comes with its challenges.
Employers cannot simply transform their companies' web experience to an iPhone screen. Mobile requires an intuitive design and user experience that brings convenience to the job seeker with functions like "one-click apply." With that in mind, Alex discussed TheLadders' latest projects, including our mobile-responsive site redesign for job seekers; the introduction of our proprietary, competitive-analysis tool, TheLadders Scout; and our impending mobile app that will allow job seekers to find and apply to the right job on the go.
I had the honor of moderating a diverse panel discussion featuring industry thought-leaders Karen Miller, vice president of people for Seamless; Jack Kelly, managing director and co-founder of the Compliance Search Group; Karsten Vagner, director of people for ZocDoc; and Melissa Enbar, director of recruiting for Birchbox.
Our goal was to have an honest conversation about mobile recruitment and discuss what's working for their organizations and what challenges remain. This group did not disappoint! Not only did they share their best practices and common gripes, but they also talked about the differences in their approaches. For instance, corporate recruiters look for synergies between their product and marketing teams to build a mobile recruitment strategy that fits their brand and shows off their corporate culture; whereas agency recruiters tend to utilize mobile and social in different ways to attract the right type of candidates to suit their clients' needs.
What I learned from this lively conversation is that every professional interprets mobile recruitment differently to suit their business needs. From the utilization of social media, to developing mobile-optimized career sites and mobile apps, to incorporating Skype and texting into the interview process, organizations can find large and small ways to attract the right candidate pool.
After the panel discussion, TheLadders Director of Client Relations, Employer Marketing & Sales, Thomas Murphy, honored TheLadders ELITE and presented them with their awards and ELITE jackets (I have to admit I'm jealous – those jackets are great)!
The night ended with cocktails and conversations. As always, it was a pleasure to meet so many great people and get a chance to chat. I want to thank everyone who was able to attend and give a special shout-out to our wonderful panelists for their participation. If you're a recruiting professional who lives in Chicago, San Francisco, or Atlanta, keep your eyes peeled – we're coming to your town soon!
Amanda Augustine is the Job Search Expert for TheLadders, the online job-matching service for career-driven professionals. She is a Certified Professional Career Coach (CPCC) and Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) who provides job search and career guidance for professionals looking to make their next career move. Have a question for Amanda? Submit your question here for a chance to have it answered in her weekly column, and be sure to follow @JobSearchAmanda on Twitter and "Like" her on Facebook for up-to-the-minute job-search advice.


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- Participation
The act of taking part or sharing in something. "Participation" refers to informed, timely and meaningful input and influence in decisions on general policies, strategies, and plans at various levels and on individual projects that have environmental impacts. See Table 2.2 of Voice and Choice for types of participation.
- Partnership For Principle 10
A new initiative developed as an outcome of the World Summit on Sustainable Development held in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2002. The Partnership for Principle 10 provides a way for governments, civil society organizations, and international organizations to work together to implement practical solutions to provide the public with access to information, participation, and justice for environmentally sustainable decisions. See also Appendix 1 of Voice and Choice for a more detailed description of PP10.Synonyms: PP10
- Pollutant Release And Transfer Register (PRTR)
A PRTR is an environmental database or inventory of potentially harmful releases to air, water, and soil as well as wastes transported off site for treatment or disposal.
- Principle 10
Part of the Rio Declaration made at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1992. Principle 10 embodies the ideals of the Access Initiative and is the foundation of the Aarhus Convention (UNECE) and the Partnership for Principle 10. Principle 10 states: "Environmental issues are best handled with participation of all concerned citizens, at the relevant level. At the national level, each individual shall have appropriate access to information concerning the environment that is held by public authorities, including information on hazardous materials and activities in their communities, and the opportunity to participate in decision-making processes. States shall facilitate and encourage public awareness and participation by making information widely available. Effective access to judicial and administrative proceedings, including redress and remedy, shall be provided"
- Public
Refers to the people or any individual, alone, with others, or as one of a community.


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The Cheapest Way to Get the New iPhone
The skeptics can say what they like: Chances are that many of us will upgrade to an iPhone 4S. But you may also be on a budget, and tight-fisted enough to resist a fully-loaded new phone -- unless the right deal presents itself. Smart, because there's a way to pay the price you seek; Craigslist and eBay aren't your only options.


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March 20, 2007 - ASM Submits Comments to the NIGMS on Strategic Plan
The American Society for Microbiology (ASM) is pleased to respond to the issue of how the National Institutes of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) can more effectively promote and encourage greater diversity in the biomedical research workforce. The ASM has several committees addressing this topic, which is also part of ASM's strategic plan. Strategies to promote diversity in the biomedical research workforce could serve to reduce and ultimately eliminate health disparities in our nation and also increase our country's talent pool. The ASM is the largest educational, professional, and scientific society dedicated to the advancement of the microbiological sciences and their application for the common good. The Society represents more than 42,000 microbiologists, including scientists and science administrators working in a variety of areas, including biomedical, environmental, and clinical microbiology.
Although numerous research and career training programs exist to increase diversity at the undergraduate level and beyond, they are limited for K-12 students. Stimulating interest in students at an early age, who are often affected by health disparities in rural and urban areas, could serve to heighten student awareness and preparation for both clinical and basic research careers. Educational programs that provide emphasis on health issues affecting these communities, such as infectious diseases and cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions, would educate students on the role they could play in combating these diseases. Students that have an interest in research-oriented careers could have a more customized curriculum designed for better preparedness in math and science courses. Additionally, these programs could be offered in partnership with local health agencies, health centers, community colleges, and universities where diversity in the workforce can be observed.
Undergraduate programs that provide diverse students an opportunity to pursue research-oriented careers are applauded. However, retention of students that matriculate into doctoral or other graduate programs is a growing problem. Majority institutions should focus on establishing and maintaining offices of recruitment and retention for diverse students. These offices could serve to train faculty and program directors through diversity and culture awareness courses to alleviate the stereotyping of diverse students as well as the perception that these students are "at risk". These offices could also serve to collaborate with graduate programs for students who encounter problems to develop a more tailored plan of action. A funded, pre-graduate summer educational program would assist in the assimilation process for these students, and allow time for students accepted into a graduate program to develop better study skills and gain additional laboratory experience. Also key to the retention of students is effective mentorship programs to include not only models at the research institution but also models that are inclusive of former students that are in successful biomedical research career positions. This would allow for increased exposure to nontraditional or alternative biomedical research careers that may serve to retain student's interest in the biomedical sciences.
Finally, NIGMS should consider supporting individuals who choose clinical research careers (absent the combined MD/PhD path) because there is a dearth of incoming clinical researchers and it should initiate a dialogue that would decrease the lengthy training process which is a barrier to many who would otherwise choose this field. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the NIGMS Strategic Planning Process.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The plan is to send two Americans, one man and one woman, to Mars.
The man behind this ambitious proposal is Dennis Tito, a multimillionaire and the first man to pay for a trip to outer space.
The mission is called "Inspiration Mars - A Mission for America," and Tito says the goal is to get Americans exploring deep space for the first time since the Apollo program.
"I will come out a lot poorer, because of the inspiration. "
Here's why he thinks his team can pull it off: The vehicle would be built around proven and tested technology. Because it's a private entity, they can take risks that NASA can't.
And this mission would be timed to coincide with a rare planetary alignment, the closest that Earth and Mars ever get.
Hence, the aggressive launch date of January 5th, 2018.
But before then, they've got big issues: Money.
Tito's agreed to fund the first two-years, but they will still need about a billion dollars.
There's no time for a test flight. This would be a one-shot wonder.
And they need to find a crew that can handle living in something like small aircraft for 501 days.
"This is going to be, bare bones, drinks same water everyday.
Bottom line, this is an aggressive, ambitious, and very risky proposal. But if the goal is to inspire, well after today, they're off to a good start.


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These dress pants by BOSS are crafted from Italy's lauded Lanificio Tesse Biella mill from 100% virgin wool for a luxurious feel. Two side French pockets with subtle contrast stitching and two back welt pockets with button closures shape this slim fit style. Model is 6'2" with a 32" waist, 33" inseam, and is wearing size 32R. Pants are unhemmed; bring these pants to a HUGO BOSS store near you for basic alterations at no charge. Alterations are complimentary on full price items only; charges will be applied for items purchased on sale.
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This is a Steinway XR, Model M which has been restored approximately 10 years ago. It also has a beautiful set of ivory keys. Comes with a matching artist bench.
|Serial #:212960
|Length: 5'11"
This original soundboard is in great condition. The crown is strong, and the board will serve perfectly with some minor servicing.
The original soundboard has been replaced and is now in excellent condition. The crown is strong and there are no cracks. Learn more about our custom soundboards here.
This soundboard is okay. The crown is strong but there may be some cosmetic cracking. We recommend restoring the original soundboard.
The original soundboard has been restored and is now in excellent condition.
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Description1893-O 10C MS64 PCGS. CAC. This second-year O-mint issue was apparently little-saved, and examples in the higher Mint State grades are elusive. Soft rose-gold patina with a patch of ice-blue graces the obverse, while the reverse is gold-tinged. Close to a full strike. Population: 30 in 64, 19 finer (8/11).(Registry values: N1793) (NGC ID# 23DR, PCGS# 4801)
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In the same way it's been fashionable in recent years to add the word "choppers" to the end of a motorcycle shop's name there was a trend in the late 20th century to add "engineering" to the end of just about any kind of shop's name. Looking back one might think gee, there sure use to be a lot of engineers back then, but the truth of it was few shops had any real engineers in their employ.
In 1984 when Rob MacGregor opened the doors to No-Limit Engineering he had just graduated from Cal Poly Pomona as an engineer. Rob had a '56 Chevy pickup, that he still owns to this day, that has served as a testbed dating back to its use as his daily-driver back and forth to college. With a hot-rod motor under the hood the '56 got up and went, but it was a little light in the brakes and suspension department. There were more than a few times when the beefed-up stock components left Rob with white knuckles. Beyond not really being able to stop, Rob discovered there were some serious reliability issues. One time on a little jaunt from San Bernardino, California, to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Rob got a firsthand look at what happens to stock Chevy ball-type wheel bearings after miles of extended high-speed use. These were the early days, and a lot of things have changed since then. As the years passed, Rob and his crew gained a lot of firsthand knowledge as they developed custom parts to be sold on a production basis, and custom-engineered parts for serious one-off customs built to compete on the show-and-go circuit.
Recently, we dropped in out of the blue to see what Rob and the crew at No-Limit Engineering have been up to.
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Here Rob is pointing out the MagnaFlow stainless steel muffler with the exhaust system and how it is routed.When Rob showed us the meats going on the rear of the Pro Street '57 he couldn't help but laugh at how monstrous they are!At the heart of the Pro Street rear suspension is a 9-inch Currie rearend suspended by a No-Limit Fat Bar four-link setup.This close-up shows a No-Limit exhaust flange on the MagnaFlow muffler that is an off-the-shelf part anyone can buy.No-Limit has owned this Waterjet for a few years now. Beyond being a necessary prop for a gearhead TV the Waterjet performs flawless cuts.
With a goal of providing as many off-the-shelf components to go with their suspension kits, No-Limit offers pre-bent brake line kits for a little more than the actual materials cost in raw form.Check out how clean No-Limit's motor mount kits come out. This kit is designed to make life easy for the DIYer.Here's a good example of a full-on custom '56 F-100 being built from the ground up by No-Limit Engineering.The front wheelwells have been elongated to eliminate the overbite look all '53-56 F-100s have. The chassis underneath is a custom-made variation of a No-Limit design, and extending the wheelwells allows adding four more inches of wheelbase to this truck.No-Limit Engineering is famous for their great tilt front end hinge kits, but on this truck they custom made front-opening hinges to retain the stock feel, and they work better than the original Ford hinges.By the time Rob stopped showing us all of the super-subtle body mods featured on this '56 there must have been a hundred. Notice how the stake pockets roll under at the bottom.Here's a sneak peek at No-Limit Engineering's new Gen III Big 10 chassis. The same structure will fit under all '48-52 F-1s, '53-60 F-100s,'47-55 Advance Designs, and '55-59 Chevrolet trucks. Look for more about it in an upcoming issue.
The tailgate on this '56 is like no other. It fits snugly into this boxed area and yet still resembles a stock Ford piece.When we met Boris Said at the Street Challenge he fell in love with how well Air-Ride's '56 F-100 went around Putnam Park outside of Indianapolis, Indiana. The guys at Classic Trucks will be following the build of Boris' red '55 F-100 as No-Limit installs one of their new Big 10 chassis.


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Congress | As the year comes to a close, congressional lawmakers tangle on the edge of the fiscal cliff
WASHINGTON—If you enjoy political theater you have two choices for your viewing pleasure: Go see the new movie about President Abraham Lincoln or watch today's real-life lawmakers try to dance along the edge of the fiscal cliff.
With only a month until a package of tax hikes and spending cuts are set to automatically kick in, Republicans and Democrats seem miles apart on any agreement to avert going over a cliff that many warn will deepen the nation's economic woes. The federal government actually is facing a triple whammy: in addition to the automatic spending cuts and the expiration of the Bush-era tax rates, the federal government will again hit its debt limit early next year.
Emboldened by their election victories, the message from Democrats, from Capitol Hill to the White House, is to increase taxes now and then talk about cutting government spending later.
The White House made its first proposal Thursday, staking out a far-left position with a plan of tax hikes similar to those that even a Democratic-controlled Senate rejected earlier in this congressional session.
President Barack Obama's Christmas wish list, delivered to Capitol Hill by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, included asking for $1.6 trillion in new taxes over the next decade combined with $400 billion in entitlement cuts, mostly from Medicare. Going back to 2009 tactics, the Obama administration also offered a stimulus part two package—this one costing roughly $50 billion compared to the first stimulus' $800 billion-plus price tag.
Deciding to ask for even their dream gifts, the Obama administration also included a proposal to change the rules on how lawmakers handle increases in the nation's debt ceiling. Instead of having to vote to approve every debt increase, the tweak would give Congress the ability to only block an increase in the debt limit. This would prevent future contentious debates over increasing the federal government's borrowing limit like the one that occurred in August 2011. But it would also make it easier for Washington to keep spending money it does not have.
If Capitol Hill lawmakers agreed to cede this power of approval, it means that the government would enjoy permanent, unlimited debt ceiling increases. With the executive branch no longer having to trek down Pennsylvania Avenue to Capitol Hill, hat in hand, to ask for more money, lawmakers would have to proactively schedule a vote to stop the automatic spending limit increases. That would not be easy to do in a divided Congress.
Not surprisingly, Republicans were not impressed with the package.
"No substantive progress has been made in the talks between the White House and the House over the last two weeks," House Speaker John Boehner told reporters Thursday afternoon. "This is not a game. Jobs are on the line. The American economy is on the line, and this is a moment for adult leadership."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid had one response to Speaker Boehner's rejection of the White House's initial offer: "I don't understand his brain."
Some Republicans have expressed a willingness to consider some tax increases. But they are waiting for Democrats to consider compromising on their own sacred cow: substantive spending cuts.
Instead, Democrats, seeing President Obama's reelection as a sign that voters agree with their plan, so far are insisting on upfront tax increases three times the size of spending cuts. And those spending cuts, Democrats insist, will occur later, only after being negotiated by next year's Congress. Republicans have balked at that notion, insisting that Democrats pledge to cut federal spending and entitlements now.
"The real problem in Washington is not too few taxes," said Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan. "It is too much spending."
As leverage, Democrats are demanding that Republicans immediately vote to extend the Bush-era tax rates for households earning less than $250,000 before they expire at the end of the year. Republicans want the tax rates to be extended for all income groups. Democrats want to increase the top tax rate for those who earn more than $250,000 from 35 percent to 39.6 percent.
If Republicans don't agree to this Democrats would let the tax cuts expire for all Americans and then blame Republicans for not acting to keep the cuts for middle-class America. Obama, who travelled to Pennsylvania on Friday to promote his fiscal plan during a campaign-style visit to a toy factory, is asking Americans to pressure congressional lawmakers to back the partial tax rate extensions.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said ignoring specific cuts to Medicare and Social Security delays "the real, balanced solution that this crisis requires."
Meanwhile, Boehner insisted that any debt limit increase "has to be accomplished by spending reductions that meet or exceed it."
White House spokesman Jay Carney called "inappropriate" the demand to tie an increase in the debt limit to spending cuts.
"Asking that a political price be paid in order for Congress to do its job to ensure that the United States of America pays its bill and does not default for the first time in history is deeply irresponsible," Carney said.
The back and forth seems similar to the rhetoric from the summer of 2010 when Democrats and Republicans last clashed on the raising of the debt ceiling. That verbal brawl created the scenario (automatic spending cuts and tax increases) that has now been dubbed the "fiscal cliff." Lawmakers now have a month to either compromise, go over the cliff, or (more likely) come up with another plan to kick the hard decisions farther down the road.
For many Americas, watching the politicians from President Lincoln's day eradicate slavery in Steven Spielberg's latest movie might be more enjoyable than enduring the sight of today's politicians steering the nation toward the fiscal cliff.


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Notes: The ability of the environmental contaminant 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) to upregulate cytochrome P450 CYP1A1 levels in mouse liver was examined. Total mouse liver RNA was reverse transcribed using the Reverse Transcription System, and the resulting CYP1A1 cDNA was quantitated using real-time PCR. CYP1A1 protein levels were quantitated by Western blot using an anti-CYP1A1 antibody, the Anti-Rabbit IgG (Fc), Alkaline Phosphatase Conjugate secondary antibody and the Western Blue® Stabilized Substrate for Alkaline Phosphatase. (3443)
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The San Antonio Spurs have hired the NBA's first regular season female assistant coach.
The team hired Becky Hammon, a former WNBA player with the San Antonio Stars who plans to retire from playing professionally this year.
The 37-year-old is the first woman to serve as an assistant coach during the regular season, according to Time. Another professional baller, Natalie Nakase, made history by becoming the first female assistant coach in the NBA, sitting on the bench for the Los Angeles Clippers' 2014 summer league.
"I very much look forward to the addition of Becky Hammon to our staff," Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich said in a statement. "Having observed her working with our team this past season, I'm confident her basketball IQ, work ethic and interpersonal skills will be a great benefit to the Spurs."


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Downton Abbey Season 4 Spoilers Roundup: Everything We Know So Far
As any lover of Downton Abbey knows, the series premieres in the United Kingdom much earlier than it does in the United States. Why? We ask ourselves that question every single day. However, there is one silver lining to this particular arrangement: plenty of spoilers!
Whether you've already watched Season 4 and just want a quick refresh before Season 5, or just finished watching Downton in the U.S. and want to relive every moment, we've got something for you.
Below you'll find a roundup of all our top seasonal spoilers including photo galleries and recaps of every new Season 4 episode. You may want to go get yourself a cup of tea (or ring for the butler if that's more your style) before diving into the treasure trove below.
Ready to begin? Then get to reading! Oh and one additional note: PBS aired Episodes 1 and 2 back-to-back for the two-hour January 5 premiere so keep that in mind:
See photos from the first episode! Need your fix of upper-crust drama now, like, right now? We've got photos of the first installment of Season 4.
Episode 1 recap (January 5): Didn't see the first episode of Season 4 yourself but just can't wait to watch it live? No problem. With a cup of tea in hand, we returned to the Abbey. Read our recap!
See photos from the second episode! Thankfully, ITV isn't letting much time pass after the first episode before releasing photos from Season 4 Episode 2.
Episode 2 recap (January 5): Want to relive the latest installment or just get caught up on the details? Read our recap!
See photos from the third episode! There's a party at Downton and it looks to be a grand one. See for yourself in these photos from the episode.
Episode 3 recap (January 12): Need to refresh your memory on what happened in part three? Short answer: a lot.
See photos from the fourth episode! Some of the gang heads to London to listen to jazz and they look splendid.
Episode 4 recap (January 19): Talk about moving fast! Plenty happens in Episode 4 and we've got all the details.
See photos from the fifth episode! The mood at Downton Abbey looks rather grim in photos from Episode 5.
Episode 5 recap (January 26): After weeks of waiting, some major story lines move forward. Learn how.
See photos from the sixth episode! It's a special someone's birthday at Downton. See photos of the festivities.
Episode 6 recap (February 2): With only a few more episodes left before the end of Season 4, expect major changes at the Abbey.
See photos from the seventh episode! Love is in the air. See which two couples hit it off during Episode 7.
Episode 7 recap (February 9): Wondering what's happening to some of our favorite characters? Learn the latest.
See photos from the Episode 8/finale: So much looks to happen in Episode 8! Thankfully we still have the Christmas special to tie up any loose ends.
The Episode 8/finale synopsis: We just couldn't help ourselves and dived into the synopsis for Episode 8. So many juicy details!
Episode 8/finale recap (February 16): And that's a wrap...until Christmas, that is. The finale's come and gone, but never fear! We've got the details.
Christmas Special: When will it air, who will we see, and what can we expect? All important questions we, thankfully, have the answers to. Also, be sure to check out the special's one-minute teaser trailer.
See photos from the Christmas Special! Need more from the Christmas Special? No need to wait. We've got photos from the episode!
Christmas Special recap (February 23): Learn what happens during this year's event of the holiday season!
Need more Downton stat? We've got a Season 5 spoiler roundup going, too!