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Politics | College students and GOP presidential candidates converge at CPAC
WASHINGTON-Over the years, whenever I walk into the swank D.C.-area hotel that's hosting CPAC, one of nation's biggest gatherings of conservatives, I have an immediate flashback to college.
The Conservative Political Action Conference looks and feels like a college campus. Students swarm CPAC. They come to see in person some of the nation's top conservative political leaders. They come to visit booths set up by some of the nation's top conservative groups. They come to attend seminars run by some of the nation's top conservative teachers.
They also come to miss a few days of class, to stay a couple of nights in that swank hotel thanks to a steep student discount, and (maybe most importantly) to meet cool conservatives of the opposite sex. After all, one of the seminars this year was a conservative dating class.
The 2012 version of CPAC, in its 39th year, has been no different. The cavernous ballroom here erupted Friday when presidential candidate Mitt Romney gave a shout out to all the students at the conference.
Students wandered the elaborate, maze-like halls of the Marriott Wyndham hotel, gawking at the usual parade of costumed conservatives. Among the sights this year: a man in a fat suit symbolizing big government, a puppet posing as a reporter and a person in a rhinoceros outfit symbolizing Republicans in name only, or RINOS.
Using my unscientific eye test, I could not determine which Republican presidential candidate had the most sticker support. Attendees here sported Romney, Rick Santorum, and Newt Gingrich stickers in equally plentiful numbers. Surprisingly, Ron Paul, the fourth presidential candidate, who is usually a CPAC rock star thanks to his strong support among college students, choose not to attend this year's event.
But that didn't stop Paul supporter Ryan Guilliam from making the 13-hour drive here from Indiana University, where he is a 21-year-old junior. Making the road trip (another reason college students take the CPAC trek) with four other Paul supporters from his college cost Guilliam some of his rent money. But he didn't seem too concerned about that on Friday.
"We are dedicated people to the cause," said Guilliam, who added that he is most drawn to Paul's basic message of liberty. "Paul is the most real person out there. He is likeable and doesn't sacrifice his principles. He's the guy who will get in there and shake things up."
Santorum, the former senator from Pennsylvania who has won more states than any other candidate so far in this primary season, took the CPAC stage Friday morning accompanied by his family.
"This is not the von Trapp family. We are not going to sing," joked Santorum, who said his family was with him "because this is who I am." They stood behind him for his entire message.
Santorum's talk focused on his conservative roots: "I know you and you know me and that's important because we've worked together." He also talked about his faith: "Our rights don't come from the government. They come from a much higher authority." And he railed against the Obama administration: "It's about government control of your lives, and it's got to stop." To which the crowd jumped out of their seats.
Santorum also showed a sense of humor about one of his biggest hurdles, his fundraising disadvantage. "I'm not asking you for your fortune although … a piece of that would be helpful."
Hank Piaseck, a 21-year-old senior at the University of Maryland, said Santorum is the only "consistent conservative in this race." Piaseck, who just started his own conservative blog, said Santorum never supported the individual mandate, the federal bailout, or cap and trade. Initially drawn to Gingrich, due to the former House speaker's debate performances, Piaseck said he switched to Santorum because he has "less skeletons in his closet" and because he "remained above the fray" when his rivals started to attack one another.
Like Santorum, Romney took the CPAC stage midday Friday to loud cheers.
"Mitt. Mitt," the crowd chanted.
Romney touted his conservative credentials. "I know conservatives because I've lived conservatism," he said, crediting his family, his faith, and his life work for drawing him to the conservative cause. He also trumpeted his business background and his status as the only remaining candidate who hasn't worked in Washington.
"In business if you're not fiscally conservative you're bankrupt," Romney said, getting his own standing ovation for saying he is not ashamed that he was successful in business. "I served in government, but I didn't inhale. I'm still a business guy."
Will Simpson, a 20-year-old sophomore economics and finance major at the University of Arkansas, said he backs Romney because the former Massachusetts governor has more executive experience than his rivals. "His being able to govern right of center in one of the bluest states in America shows his political savvy," he said.
A Baptist who leads a Bible study for Campus Crusade, Simpson said he is not bothered by Romney's Mormon faith. "Even though I wouldn't go to church with him and I have theological quibbles with him, I think his broader worldview and polices are consistent with Christian values," he said, citing Romney's long marriage as evidence.
Simpson added that Romney's fundraising success would allow him to keep pace with the Obama machine while Romney's business experiences will appeal to more independent voters. He scoffed at those who try to tab Romney as a moderate: "Romney was the conservative alternative to [John] McCain in 2008."
Gingrich received a more muted initial reception at CPAC, maybe partly due to his late afternoon slot. But he warmed up the crowd by promising to eliminate federal programs like Obamacare, to reform entitlements, and to audit the Federal Reserve.
The former speaker also took on the Washington establishment for lacking the toughness, commitment and philosophy necessary for building a majority. "This campaign is a mortal threat to their grip on the establishment because we intend to change Washington, not accommodate it," Gingrich said.
Saying the number one fight in the general campaign will be a paycheck president versus a food stamp president, Gingrich also warned that Barack Obama, if reelected, "will wage war on the Catholic Church the morning after."
Jessica Schoech, a 20-year-old broadcast journalism and political science major at Wichita State University, roamed the hotels halls holding a "Newt 2012" poster.
Excited to be voting in her first presidential election, Schoech is drawn to Gingrich's passion and grasp on the issues. "We need someone with a backbone in the White House," she said. "If he doesn't agree with Congress he will let them know."
Schoech, a Catholic, said Gingrich's marital infidelities are not costing him her support because he has asked for forgiveness. "For him to admit he had a problem is a big step in making himself a better person," she said. "Too many politicians don't admit they make mistakes."
But Schoech admitted that Gingrich has stumbled of late, adding that he needs to shake off the attacks. "He let Romney get to him," she said.
Despite their passions for different candidates, the college students I talked to agreed on one thing: They all pledged to get behind the last Republican standing next fall.


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Choctaw Miko Beasley Denson has challenged his opponents to a debate on the issues.
Denson sent that challenge to Phyllis Anderson and Shirley Berg, with copies to the media. He said he's open on the terms of the debate.
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Anderson actually beat Denson in a previous election in July, but the tribal council threw out the results of that runoff and the general election June 14.
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Political tensions add to concern over future energy sources
October 12, 2011
Economists wasted little time in assessing the impact on the supply chain from the alleged Iranian plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the United States and to bomb Saudi Arabian and Israeli embassies.
Among the remarks sent to LM last evening, Daniel Yergin, Chairman of IHS CERA and author of The Quest: Energy, Security and the Remaking of the Modern World said this plot ratchets up tensions in the already tense relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran, the two largest producers in OPEC.
"It is still too early to determine the potential impact on global oil prices. But anything that threatens the security and stability of the Persian Gulf region, home to 60 percent of world oil reserves, will be of great concern to the oil markets and will reinforce anxieties and uncertainties that exist in the aftermath of the Arab Spring."
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PHOTOS: Check out the 2012 regional finals of the Hooters International Swimsuit Pageant!
(Florida Today) -- A friend alerted her to the nude photos first - he sent her a link to
a site that was displaying them. He suggested that she might want to
talk to her ex-boyfriend. The photos were posted on a pornography site
and included information that identified the 22-year-old Brevard County
At first she was in shock. Then she felt angry, desperate, and most of all helpless.
really no telling how many people have seen it," said the woman, whom
FLORIDA TODAY is not identifying to protect her privacy.
consensually obtained nude photographs is not illegal, but a bill
proposed to the state legislature by the Brevard County Sheriff's Office
would make it a third-degree felony to do so without the person's
written consent.
Brevard woman didn't want to talk about how the photos were taken. BCSO
Agent Dan Ogden said the woman - who was 18 at the time - posed
willingly, though they were meant to be private. She believes the
pictures were online a year before she found them.
who is responsible for investigating Internet crimes against children,
said he gets about one call a month regarding a person in a similar
Sheriff's Office doesn't track statistics on this issue because it isn't
illegal, but such incidents aren't rare, Ogden said. Typically they
involve teenagers or young adults. "I believe it's prevalent, a lot more
than people would admit."
proposed bill would prohibit "knowing use of a computer or other device
to transmit or post any photograph or video of an individual which
depicts nudity and contains specified information relating to the
depicted individual without first obtaining the depicted person's
written consent."
A person who violates the statute could be sentenced to up to five years.
Sheriff Wayne Ivey said this idea came about when they noticed a trend of these issues, but had no legal means to fight them.
life goes on, (victims) go in, they apply for a job or they're applying
for college or they're in college and someone's Google searching them
and then all these pictures are coming up," Ivey said. "It actually
creates a long-term victimization for our victims and, in fact, there's a
couple examples where the victims have been so just so overrun by it
and so depressed over it they've actually committed suicide."
For example, Canadian teen Amanda Todd posted a video on YouTube
explaining how she was bullied and blackmailed after allowing a person
to get a nude photo of her - the video went viral after she killed
Ivey felt the act warrants the penalty.
we had bullying that went on in the playground," He said. "Today's
bullying goes right into your home, it goes into your employer, it goes
across the globe. Once something's put out there, even if it's put out
there for 30 seconds, it is viral and it's unremovable."
added that part of the purpose of the bill is to raise awareness of
this issue and particularly give caution to young people.
Deputy Doug Waller said this bill is supported by the Brevard County
Chief's Association, State Attorney Phil Archer, Attorney General Pam
Bondi and the Florida Sheriff's Association.
Tom Goodsen, who is working to get the bill to the floor of the state
legislature, expressed optimism that the bill will become law this year.
"I think this is a good bill, I think it's a needed bill, so I don't see a lot of issues with it not passing," he said.
Goodsen said he wasn't trying to take a moral stand.
not trying to address the nude picture issue," Goodsen said. "I'm
trying to address that if you're doing this to hurt a person, if you're
doing this for malice, that's where you're breaking the law."
Attorney Jim Lake said the bill might presently be overly broad.
"I certainly understand the concern behind it, but I think this bill is written in a way that's unconstitutional," Lake said.
a Tampa lawyer who practices in the areas of media law, intellectual
property and general litigation, said one issue is that the bill would
apply even if the person in question isn't naked. He gave the example of
a tourist standing next to the nude Renaissance sculpture "David," by
Michaelangelo. Under the bill, posting that photo with the person's name
would be a felony.
"The statute is much broader than I think is necessary to achieve the purpose behind it."
always going to be people that come up with extreme examples and try to
disparage the bill," State Attorney Phil Archer said. He pointed out
that the proposed statute will go through a vetting process in the
Legislature and the precise language may change.
don't have a right to put out naked photographs of somebody else on the
Internet without their permission," Archer said, adding "This is a
significant problem, especially for our youth."
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Cooking with Phyllis- Stuffed Potato and Crab With Basil Butter- Video0
Here's a recipe that's fancy enough for guests, but easy to make (even a day or two ahead of time). A baked potato becomes a gourmet dish when you top it with crab, basil butter, and a touch of Parmesan cheese. A perfect dish for holiday company or a special weeknight meal.


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Hi all,
I am trying to migration mailboxes from exchange 2007 sp3 to zimbra 7.2 using the migration wizard for exchange.
Things are running fine, except calender items are not migrated.
Just before the migrate start, an error prompts "Could not retrieve base forder URL of Exchange Server. Appointment will not be imported.
Either the permission are not configured correctly or because of Microsoft KB article 899351."
I am runing the migration wizard on the exchange server, using the administrator account.
Parhaps the "base folder" refer to the public folder of exchange?
Any ideas?


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In keeping with NNSA's commitment to improving the way it does business, being more efficient with energy and water resources, while being responsible to the environment, NNSA today congratulated its sites and labs for receiving the 2012 DOE Sustainability Awards.
Department of Energy Deputy Secretary Daniel Poneman said that sustainability award winners are leading by example, showing what's possible when employees bring creativity, innovation, and dedication to their efforts to make DOE more sustainable.
In addition to NNSA improving its way of doing business through sustainability, benefits accrue to efforts not typically thought of as sustainability related, such as improving safety and health and saving money.
NNSA and Environment Management recipients of DOE's Sustainability Awards are as follows (laboratory/site, title and employees):
NNSA Office of Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Director Joseph Oder recently visited the Y-12 National Security Complex to present Defense Programs Awards of Excellence. Fifteen teams consisting of some 275 Y-12 federal and contractor employees were recognized. Joining Oder (center) to present the awards was Mark Padilla, NNSA Production Office Assistant Manager for Programs and Projects (right) and Joe Henry, Chief Operating Officer of B&W Y-12. The ceremony was held at Y-12's New Hope Center. The awards are given annually to recognize significant achievements in quality, productivity, cost savings, safety or creativity in support of NNSA's nuclear weapons program.
The U.S. Geological Survey turned to Sandia National Laboratories for help when the earth opened up last month near Bayou Corne, La.
Sandia's David Borns is providing technical evaluations in weekly teleconferences about possible causes and remedies for a 300-foot-wide sinkhole there.
The sinkhole opened up overnight on Aug. 2 off the western edge of the salt dome near Bayou Corne. It was reportedly originally about 300 feet deep, but Borns said only one part was that deep; the rest was about 50 feet deep.
Read about Sandia's work.
Sandia researcher Greg Nielson is "one of the 10 most promising young scientists working today," says Popular Science magazine. Nielson garnered one of the magazine's "Brilliant 10" awards for helping lead the Sandia effort to create solar cells the size of glitter. Past Brilliant 10 honorees have gone on to win the Fields Medal (considered the Nobel Prize of mathematics) and MacArthur Foundation "genius" awards. Nielson and the other 2012 award winners will be featured in the October issue of Popular Science, available in late September. Read about Nielson's work.
PHOTO: Greg Nielson, Sandia photovoltaic researcher. (Photo by Randy Montoya, Sandia National Laboratories)
Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) has teamed up with the San Diego Zoo and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect desert tortoises in the area. 60 juvenile tortoises from the Desert Tortoise Conservation Center in Las Vegas were released last week on the southern end of the site.
The tortoises, which are listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, were fitted with special radio tracking devices so their movements can be studied. Benefits of the study include identifying their preferred habitat features, assessing the health and condition of desert tortoises at NNSS, and determining causes of tortoise injuries and mortality. The effort is part of a year-long study to help re-introduce tortoises back into the wild.
The Pantex Ordnance Plant began operations 70 years ago, turning out conventional bombs that helped end World War II and secure the world for peace. Pantex closed after the war ended and was reopened in 1951 as a nuclear weapons facility. Over the next several decades, missions from other facilities were consolidated at Pantex, which is now the nation's primary facility for the assembly, disassembly and maintenance of nuclear weapons.
During the last seven decades, the plant's mission has evolved greatly, but one thing remained the same: the pride Pantexans feel at fulfilling their critical role in helping to secure the nation.
As part of the 70th anniversary celebration last week, Pantex honored the thousands of current and former Pantexans, as well as the communities of the Texas Panhandle that have supported the plant. Last week, all plant employees marked the event with cake and a commemorative gift. That event was followed by a reception at the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to thank community leaders who have supported Pantex over the years.
About the photosFrom left, LTC William Czajkowski, executive director of the NNSA's Office of Stockpile Management, B&W Pantex General Manager John Woolery, NNSA Production Office Manager Steve Erhart, Deputy Assistant Deputy Administrator for Stockpile Management Deborah Monette and Director of the Office of Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Joseph Oder enjoy a piece of cake at a celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Pantex Plant last Thursday. Workers across the plant celebrated seven decades of service to America with commemorative cakes. An evening reception with leaders in Amarillo celebrated the special contributions Pantex and its employees have made to the communities of the Texas Panhandle over the past 70 years.
More than 200 individuals on eight teams from Pantex have received recognition for their work supporting NNSA's Defense Programs.
The awards recognize on an annual basis the contributions of work performed in support of the Stockpile Stewardship Program. The awards are given for significant achievements in quality, productivity, cost savings, safety or creativity in support of the nuclear weapons program.
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A $53 million state-of-the-art, international smart grid project has been powered-up on land belonging to NNSA in Los Alamos, N.M. The New Energy and Industrial Technology and Development Organization (NEDO) of Japan, Los Alamos County through the Dept. of Public Utilities (DPU), and Los Alamos National Laboratory hosted a ceremony to unveil a photovoltaic array, a battery storage system, a smart house, and a state of the art energy management system that will serve Los Alamos residents.
The project demonstrates smart grid technology and applications which contribute to international standards for energy solutions and minimize environmental impacts world-wide. Specifically, the project partners will show how to provide a significant proportion of renewable energy on the electric grid to meet a community's residential needs, while making the grid more efficient and stable.
The smart grid facility consists of 2 megawatts of photovoltaic power constructed on a recently capped landfill (the first in New Mexico), 8.3 megawatt hours of battery storage with state-of- the-art controls, a smart house equipped with its own photovoltaic and battery system, a smart meter and smart appliances.
About the photo:New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez, NEDO Chairman Kazuo Furukawa, U.S. Congressman Ben Ray Lujan, Los Alamos County Council Chair Sharon Stover, Los Alamos National Laboratory Director Charles McMillan, Toshiba CEO Norio Sasaki along with other key executives from major participating companies such as Kyocera, Hitachi, Sharp, Itochu, NGK Insulators joined in the event to power up the smart grid in Los Alamos.
During a ceremony held last week, the RightPath Integrated Project Team (IPT), a collaborative group of individuals from the Department of Energy (DOE) and NNSA, was awarded the Secretarial Achievement Award for its efforts to transform and modernize existing IT environments.
The IPT is made up of the following members:
Jared T. (Travis) Howerton – National Nuclear Security Administration – IPT Lead
Anil Karmel – Los Alamos National Laboratory – Chief Architect
Robbie Green – DOE Office of Chief Information Officer – Operations
Mary Helen Hitson – Y-12 Site Office – Cyber Security
Peter Tseronis – DOE Office of Chief Information Officer – Policy
In support of Secretary Chu's vision to achieve management and operational excellence, the DOE and NNSA Offices of the Chief Information Officer established the RightPath framework and partnership to coordinate delivery of a robust set of IT capabilities. In doing so, the IPT created an impressive network of sub-IPTs and advisory councils. These groups develop IT business solutions, gather user requirements, streamline procurement processes, reduce spending redundancies, write policy and establish risk-based cybersecurity guidelines across the department.
Over the last six months, the IPT has worked tirelessly to coordinate efforts across the agency to align mission areas and cybersecurity needs with IT services and policies. The end goal of these efforts is to build a system and infrastructure that is cost effective, supports efficient operations, and ensures the cutting edge application of technology and creative solutions in a framework that provides flexibility.
The RightPath IPT is working hard to make these IT modernization initiatives a model for other federal agencies to follow.
Construction of the Kansas City Plant at the new National Security Campus has included some unique building requirements in support of the national security mission.
Before operations begin at the Linear Acceleration Test Lab, KCP installed a safety steel cable mesh that can stop a 20-pound item traveling 240 mph inside a centrifuge.
KCP regularly tests materials in a variety of environmental conditions including pressure, temperature, acceleration and vibration to enable designers and product engineers to identify design weaknesses and failure modes before production.
The new National Security Campus will be move-in ready by January 2013. Nearly half the size of our existing facility, the new, state-of-the-art green facility will reduce annual operating costs by $100 million and cut energy consumption by 50 percent.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Two people were killed in separate homicides this weekend in Washington, D.C.
Metropolitan Police Department officials say officers responded to shootings Saturday evening in NE and Sunday morning in SW.
At 6:29 p.m. Saturday, officers reported to the 2500 block of 14th Street NE where they found two adult males suffering from gunshot wounds. Both were transported to a local hospital, where one was pronounced dead, police said.
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Tallahassee, FL - Florida State will tip off the 2012-13 season against South Alabama on Friday in the Tucker Center. But prior to the season opener, fans will have the privilege of watch the ACC Championship banner be unveiled.
"We're excited about it because it represents a measuring stick. It represents a landmark, some accomplishments that we've made," Head Coach Leonard Hamilton said.
Through two exhibition games the banner has been the only missing piece.
"The most important thing, though, is that I think it gives you a sense of pride to know that we're capable of accomplishing something big," Hamilton said.
But the 'Noles finished celebrating the school's first ACC title long ago.
"I've been wearing my ring around, I've been falling in love with it and all that kind of stuff," senior guard Michael Snaer said. "You did accomplish something great last year. But one thing I got to make sure I get to right now is that you gotta put all that stuff behind you. It's a whole new year."
"We need to use that as a motivator to come back this year and really, really work hard to try to do it again," Hamilton said.
That starts this Friday at 7 p.m.
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I just don't see how he is out of gas its only been a few years, Rome wasn't built in day. He is way better than the alternative, we could still have Gene Chizdick someone that didn't care about the program at all. At least Rhoads cares about the program hes trying his best. I may not be the most experienced person in the world when it come to this kinda stuff, but I think Rhoads is one hell of a coach.
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wow... im embarrassed i think just crawl in whole and die now lol
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He's still filling up the tank, nowhere near out of gas. I don't think he is the type who will ever run out of gas.
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Maybe he's switching to an electric car...?
I said this a while ago, clearly no one got the memo.
he's holding out for a hydrogen powered Harley
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An 18 wheeler that runs on hawkeye blood
This is extremely acidic and the 18 wheeler has to be made of platinum.
Mods, please merge the threads under the original one. The handlebar mustache debuted a couple of weeks ago is a clear indication our coach is searching for his next gear.
"Has Paul Rhoads run out of gas? Is this the year we lay an egg?" 5/18/2012 5:52 A.M.
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Italian Boy winning his third straight in Saturday's feature race
AUBURN, Wash. (June 16, 2012) – Italian Boy is a 3-year-old on the rise at Emerald Downs.
The 3-year-old son of Tizbud made it two straight this season and three straight overall with a snappy 3-¾-length victory Saturday in the $18,000 feature race for 3-year-old allowance/optional claimers. With William Antongeorgi riding for trainer Tim McCanna, Italian Boy ran six furlongs in 1:08.61 and paid $2.20, $2.20 and $2.10.
Italian Boy reeled in War Wizard past mid-stretch and drew off to win with complete authority. The Washington-bred colt has won his two starts this season by a combined 11-¼- lengths, and including a 9-¼ maiden length victory last July, has won his last three starts by an aggregate 20-½ lengths.
War Wizard, ridden by Leslie Mawing, held second place and paid $4.20 and $3.60. Also bidding for a third straight win, the Songandaprayer gelding led through fractions of :21.11 and :43.53, entered the lane with a one-length lead, but couldn't hold off Italian Boy and settled for second place.
It was 1-¼ lengths back to Harbor Wind, ridden by Jorge Rosales, and a $3.80 show payoff. Tough Road Ahead, Red Colt Fortyfive and Power Fleet completed the order of finish.
Bred and owned by DiPietro Thoroughbreds (Luigi and Diana DiPietro), Italian Boy is 3-1-1 in five career starts with earnings of $31,730, including a $9,900 check for Saturday's triumph. Including a victory by their swift 4-year-old gelding Hayjax, DiPietro Thoroughbreds has won three-of-five starters at the meet.
NOTES: It was a big afternoon for owners/breeders Michael and Amy Feuerborn, as their broodmare Bianconi Baby produced two winners on the card including an impressive triumph in the season's first maiden special weight race for 2-year-olds. Scat Daddybaby (by Scat Daddy-Bianconi Baby) held off Finallygotabentley by three-quarters-of-a-length in :51.50 for 4-½ furlongs. And in the eighth race, an $18,000 allowance event for older fillies and mares, 5-year-old Include the Baby (by Include-Bianconi Baby) drew off to win easily in 1:09.12 for six furlongs. Jim Penney trains both Scat Daddybaby and Include the Baby, and Juan Gutierrez rode both winners and now leads the meet with 34 winners, five better than both Leonel Camacho-Flores and Eliska Kubinova …The victory by Italian Boy pulled McCanna within one win of Howard Belvoir in the trainers' race. Belvoir leads 18-17, with Frank Lucarelli in third with 15 wins. Those three trainers also rank first, second and third all-time at Emerald Downs—McCanna, 825; Lucarelli 691; Belvoir 579…Justanother Bob ($5) was placed first in race five, as Mel and Al crossed the wire first but was disqualified and placed second for interference in the stretch run…Hard Slider prevailed in the eighth race, running six furlongs in a brisk 1:08.37 and posted the meet's most symmetrical payoffs to date—$20 to win, $10 to place and $5 to show. Leslie Mawing rode the winner, career victory No. 1,950 for Emerald Downs' defending riding champion…Live racing continues Sunday with a 10-race card at 2 p.m. Noosa Beach is the 8-to-5 morning line favorite in the $50,000 Budweiser Handicap at one mile.


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Super SacramentoWritten by on May 1, 2005 The 55th Annual Sacramento Autorama
From February 4-6, 2005, the 55th Annual Sacramento Autorama commanded center stage at the Cal Expo Fairgrounds. Coincidentally, the 39th Superbowl was contested on the culminating day of the Autorama. Perhaps the man upstairs is more of a gearhead than a pro-football follower, for the Superbowl was a snore the entire first half. Show participants and attendees were able to see some of the coolest custom classic trucks, street rods, Rat rods, and muscle machines before hearing Paul McCartney sing some old Beatles favorites at halftime. By the time the Superbowl was starting to be somewhat entertaining, the Autorama awards had been won. Given the choice of witnessing muscle-bound millionaires battling it out on the gridiron or a seemingly endless array of show vintage truck and car finery on display, we have a good idea of what CCT's readers prefer.
That's why we had our running shoes on and camera gear in tow to tour the Cal Expo Fairgrounds. Yes, we could have stayed home and hosted Superbowl parties. We might have eaten and imbibed too much and been more entertained by the new commercials than a boring mistake-ridden football game. Instead, we had the opportunity to see some old friends and make new ones. Also as important, we were on hand to witness the premiere of some custom pickups and other automotive ecstasy freshly finished from last winter's toil in the pro shops and garages of America.
If you were stuck at home watching the big game, or better, at a buddy's consuming all of his beverages and food, find out what you missed here. Next year, we'll wager that the Superbowl won't conflict with Super Sacramento Sunday. The game simply can't compete. However, those Monster.com commercials with the business tycoon chimpanzees were hilarious. Chimps are endlessly entertaining.
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Garnering the Truck - Sweepstakes Award was a red and raspberry-pearl-hued '55 Vettabaker. Joan and Bill Meixner of Ventura, CA, took home a large trophy and $500. Their sports car/truck was on CCT's March '04 cover.World-renowned designer/builder/gearhead Chip Foose is the biggest part of a cable/dish television show called Overhaulin'. He designed, and with his crew, built a screaming yellow '52 GMC pickup that belongs to chiropractor student John Park of Los Angeles. The show aired in Dec. '04.Roseville, CA, resident Ted Bento owns a '55 Chevy Cameo that appears to have a bit of rose-hued paint mixed in with silver that covers the Cameo's exterior.Earning the Outstanding Paint - Truck plaque was Georgene and Fritz Krauss of Wilton, CA, for their gray-hued '54 Ford F-100, affectionately called "Thumper." The Ford has a 5.8L EFI and E4OD drivetrain, a Corvette C4 IFS, and a Ford 9-inch with a 3.52:1 final-drive ratio. They also won Outstanding Interior - Truck.From nearby Elk Grove, CA, Roy Castagnetto brought his '56 Chevy Pro-Street pickup. For obvious reasons, he calls the truck "Plumsik." The 871 blower and 509ci big-block mill makes a ground-shaking 932 horsepower. Thankfully, there's a Ford 9-inch for the Pro-Street meats to put all that power on the pavement. Darin Houston, the truck's painter, went plum crazy with purple.Not nearly as wild, but equally as nice, a '55 Chevy 1/2-ton, dressed in suede green had us dreaming of owning our own Tri-Five truck. Ronnie Brock of Sacramento, is the current caretaker for this Rally-wheeled ride.Beth and Rick Hopson of Citrus Heights, CA, premiered their two-tone '32 Ford 1/2-ton at the Autorama. Without giving much away, we will say that the Ford has an all-Ford drivetrain. Perhaps you'll find out more soon (hint, hint).Though in the photo Dale Petersen's '52 Chevy may appear jet-black, it's actually a delicious dark green. Dale is a Roseville, CA, resident.
One of the coolest non-truck oriented elements of the show was a dancing/rocking FrankenElvis. Every time we approached FrankenElvis, he would stop his gyrating and pose for our cameras. It was freaky! Was someone lurking nearby with a remote control or were we witnessing the second coming of Elvis, but this time in robotic form? That sort of entertainment is as appealing as chimpanzees.Lining the perimeter of one of the buildings as if to stand guard, were some nicely customized Ford F-100s.Wanda and Gerry Golden, of Wilton, CA, won Outstanding - Truck, for their black '51 Chevy pickup. They took home a trophy and $200.Especially in the '30s, the Dodge Brothers made some delightful haulers. Steve Ball of Sacramento, is the current caretaker for a racy red '34 Dodge 1/2-ton.In the Outstanding Paint - Street Machine/Pro-Street category, Mary and Dennis English claimed the prize for their '41 Willys Pro-Street pickup. The red-pearl metallic with gold paintwork over Willys and the English's reside in Novato, CA. (rich-please fix this sentence)An under-construction '67 Ford pickup has the makings of quite a righteous ride, thanks to the talented crew at Roseville Rod and Custom. We hope to feature the truck when it's finished.Check out the early-'60s Chevy truck model that some talented modeler built. None of the details have been missed-from the American Racing Torq-Thrust IIs to the wood bed and stainless stringer detailed bed floor.Another modeler created a most realistic diorama of a typical junkyard scene by inventing a scale-model salvage-yard torch wagon. Neat.
Driving through town in a rapacious-red '58 Ford Ranchero ragtop, one's bound to attract all kinds of attention. Dub Wilson of Placerville, CA, is the lucky owner of one well-done Ranchero convertible.PPG Monte Carlo Blue was the color of choice for Dan Higgin's '56 Ford F-100. Mr. Higgins and his family reside in Marysville, CA.Lower than a hovercraft in hibernation, a '29 Ford Model A roadster pickup, built by Pinkees Rod Shop in Colorado, made its second appearance on the show circuit. Royce Glader and his wife, of Fort Collins, CO, own the beer-bottle-colored street rod. They won Outstanding Paint - Rod and Runner Up - Outstanding Professional Display.With two kinds of inlaid wood forming the basis for the floorboards, the Glader's gorgeous A roadster pickup has a detailed-to-the-max interior. Built by Dan Jesser, the engine is a '55 Dodge Hemi.Equipped with a '32 Ford grille, the '29 Ford Model A roadster pickup that Frank Paschal of Fair Oaks, CA owns may not be as customized as the Glader's Model A, but it's still cool, 'er hot (flames).Famous car customizer from the '40s and '50s, Milo Berg, built this '39 Mercury Ute that has been owned by Collette and Jimmy Stewart of Auburn, CA, since 1956.


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Royals Roster Moves
We just officially announced the following: The Kansas City Royals today activated outfielder Reggie Sanders from the 60-day disabled list and optioned outfielder Joey Gathright to Omaha (AAA). To create room on the 40-man roster, the Royals designated left-handed pitcher Sean Thompson for assignment. Sanders has been sidelined since tearing his left hamstring on May 2 in a game against the Angels in Kansas City. He was hitting .367 (18-for-49) with six runs scored, six doubles, two home runs and eight RBI in 16 games prior to suffering the injury.
Gathright, who was recalled from Omaha on June 6, hit .315 (23-for-73) with 13 runs scored, four doubles and nine RBI in 25 games. Thompson never saw action for the Royals, who claimed him off waivers from San Diego on July 3.
And, because maybe your weekend was as busy as ours, here is a recap of the Royals recent roster moves…
Friday, July 13: Royals acquired RHP Roman Colon from the Detroit Tigers for a player to be named on or before October 15. To make room for Colon, who was acquired while on the 15-day D.L., on the 40-man roster, the Royals transferred outfielder Reggie Sanders from the 15 to 60-day D.L. (which, obviously, he is no longer on).
Saturday, July 14: Royals activated LHP John Bale from the disabled list, where he has been all season, before Saturday's game. To make room for Bale, Neal Musser was sent back to Omaha and newly acquired Colon jumped from the 15-day to the 60-day D.L. Bale made his Royals debut Sunday, tossing two scoreless innings. He allowed three hits, struck out two and did not issue a walk in the Royals 5-3 loss to Cleveland.
Sunday, July 15: This isn't a roster move, but starter Jorge De La Rosa left yesterday's start in the fourth inning with a bruised thumb. All reports indicate that DLR will be able to make his next start…which is good since Tuesday's scheduled starter John Thomson will probably not be making his start because of some back issues at the moment, which brings us to Monday…
Monday, July 16: **** Kaegel at royals.com is reporting some musings around Fenway Park's visiting clubhouse. No official word on anything yet, but looks like RHP Leo Nunez is in Boston…maybe to be our Tuesday starter? And, although he doesn't appear to be up here long, Musser is also in Boston, recalled to replace Thomson on the roster for Monday night's game. Kaegel is reporting that manager Buddy Bell has stated Musser will depart for Omaha again Tuesday when Nunez is activated to start. But, no official word yet…
And…don't forget: Royals vs. Boston on RSTN and Sports Radio 810 WHB, 6:05 p.m. start.
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I'll miss Gaithright. He was a little scary in left, what with running into other fielders all the time. But he made things happen at the plate and on the base. Bring on Reggie, though. In fact, we could use him right now to break out of this hitting stupor at Fenway.
Dear Mr. Glass the Kansas City fans and I think you should get us off the bottom and put some money out there and let your GM go after big names like Sabathia, Santana, and Rodriguez. Your fanbase is sick of being the laughing stock of the league. We are ready and willing to fill the seats at the K. We don't need to be the yankees but, bring that payroll up significantly enough to get those big names in here. You would pack the seats at the K nightly and bring the World Series back to KC we miss having a good team pkease listen to this and take it under serious consideration.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. – East Carolina held on for a 4-3 victory over Hofstra Monday evening and ended the season-opening home stand with a 5-3 record. The Pride scored twice in the top of the seventh and had two runners on when the final out was recorded. Pirate sophomores Alex Fieldhouse and Jordan Lewis combined for four hits, two runs batted in and one scored to pace the offense while freshman pitcher Sarah Christian improved to 4-1.
Christian tossed the first four innings and came back in for the final three outs to earn the victory. She allowed six hits and did not walk a batter, but hit one. Freshman Courtney Smith recorded six outs in the fifth and sixth frames and surrendered three runs, two earned, on four hits and a walk. She also struck out two. Hofstra's Olivia Galati (0-2) took the loss after giving up two earned runs on six hits. She struck out five and hit one batter.
The Pride (0-3) put two runners on in the top of the first, but a fly out to right field by Jess Hirschbuhl left Rachael Senatore on third and Tessa Ziemba on first. In the top of the second, Galati led off with a double. With one down, she advanced to third on a groundout to second by Tori Rocha, but was stranded when Krista Thorn flew out to right.
East Carolina tallied its first hit of the game in the bottom of the second and scored a pair of unearned runs to take a 2-0 lead. Fieldhouse got it started with a leadoff single up the middle between Galati's legs. After sophomore Jasmine Robbins battled for nine pitches and flew out to right field, senior Priscilla Velasquez put down a sacrifice bunt, advancing Fieldhouse to second. Ziemba helped the Pirates score their first run as she dropped a fly ball to right field by senior Suzanne Riggs. A Lewis single to center field put runners on the corners. Lewis broke for second and slid in safely under the tag and Riggs came home to give ECU a 2-0 edge. A strikeout swinging closed the frame.
The Pirates struck again in the bottom of the third for a 3-0 lead. Sophomore Kristi Oshiro led off with a single to left, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by classmate Jill Jelnick and came home on a two-out single to left center by Fieldhouse. Robbins followed with another single, just over the head of the Hofstra first baseman Hirschbuhl, putting runners on first and second. Velasquez sent a deep fly ball to left field, but Michelle Lavagnino came up with the catch, crashing into the wall.
In the top of the third, the Pride mounted a two-out rally but was again held off the board. Courtney Crews singled to left field and Rocha dropped down a bunt that Fieldhouse could not handle, putting runners on first and second with two down. Christian avoided damage as Thorn grounded out to Fieldhouse on the first pitch.
Smith entered for Christian in the top of the fifth and registered two outs before the Pride put two runners on as Becca Bigler drew a walk and Ziemba doubled off the wall in left center, advancing Bigler to third. Smith recorded her second strikeout of the inning to close the frame as Hirshbuhl was called out on a check swing.
Hofstra got one run back in the top of the sixth to make it a 3-1 game as an ECU error led to the tally. After a lineout, Crews recorded her second-straight single to left field, moved to second on a groundout and came home on a ground ball that sophomore shortstop Chelsea Kaluhiokalani-Glackin could not handle. A groundout to Oshiro allowed Smith to avoid more trouble.
East Carolina immediately answered in the bottom of the sixth with a run to give the Pirates a 4-1 advantage. Robbins was hit by a pitch to start the frame, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Velasquez, her team-leading fourth sacrifice hit of the year, and scored on a two-out double to left by Lewis. A groundout by junior pinch hitter Cicely Lopez closed the threat.
The Pride made things interesting in the seventh with two runs for the 4-3 final. Lavagnino grounded a single through the right side and Bigler homered to left center before an out was recorded. Christian re-entered and retired Ziemba on a groundout before Hirschbuhl singled to right field. Galati popped up to Oshiro in shallow right center, but Crews picked up her third single of the contest with a rope to center field that put runners on first and second. Christian sealed the victory with a fielder's choice off the bat of pinch hitter Erin Trippi. Kaluhiokalani-Glackin fielded the ball in the hole and flipped to Fieldhouse covering third base to get the force on Hirschbuhl and end the game.
East Carolina returns to action Friday for its first road contests of the season. The Pirates head to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to take part in the Easton Bama Bash. ECU opens the weekend Friday facing SIU Edwardsville (5-3) at 2:30 p.m. and the host Crimson Tide (7-0) at 5:00 p.m.
Post-Game Notes
-- Senior Suzanne Riggs stole her fourth base of the season, just one swipe shy of her single-season career high, set last year.
-- Sophomore Alex Fieldhouse registered her sixth two-out RBI of the season in the bottom of the third. As a freshman last year, she drove in six runs with two down.
-- The Pirates improved to 4-0 with sophomore Rebecca Lee as the starting catcher.
-- East Carolina has won four-straight games against Hofstra after dropping the series opener in 1994.
-- ECU has a .311 batting average (23-of-74) with two outs and has registered 17 RBI with two down. Opponents are being held to a .214 average (15-of-70) and have driven in just a pair of runs with two outs.


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Schizophrenia from Mind to Molecule
Edited by Nancy Andreason, M.D., Ph.D.
"Schizophrenia from Mind to Molecule" is a collection of thirteen essays--some highly technical--that provides a comprehensive and authoritative picture of the current state of schizophrenia research. It is divided into five sections dealing with human experience, phenomenology, neurobiology, treatment, and the molecular basis for the disease.
Although most of the book will be of primary interest to psychiatrists and brain scientists, the first three chapters are quite accessible to family members. Dr. Martin Willick writes movingly from the perspective of a psychiatrist who is also the parent of a schizophrenic son; Laurie Flynn of NAMI succinctly summarizes the enormous social, economic, and family costs of schizophrenia and proposes policy solutions aimed at providing appropriate care and treatment; and Dr. John Strauss looks at the need for balance between the psychosocial and neurobiological aspects of the disease.
Although most of the remaining ten chapters go into considerable detail about the specialized research underway in the primary areas addressed in the five sections of the book, "Schizophrenia from Mind to Molecule" is recommended as a resource for affiliate libraries.
Note: This book can be purchased through your local bookstore or may be on loan through your public library.
Edited by Nancy Andreason, M.D., Ph.D. American Psychiatric Press Inc., 1994. 278 pp. $31.00.


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Postmodern Jukebox, the outfit that gave us the jazz-style cover of "Sweet Child O' Mine", is back with a cover of a contemporay pop hit: Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass", featuring the talented Kate Davis, who sings and plays upright bass.
Irma Thomas, backed by the Professionals, visited the Seattle studios of KPLU in October 2010, where did this killer version of Bill Withers' "The Same Love That Made Me Laugh". She also covered the song on the 2005 multi-artist Southern soul compilation I Believe to My Soul.
For your weekend viewing pleasure, 35+ minutes of Dizzy Gillespie, one of the greatest trumpeters in history and a founder of modern jazz. He sounds great (and displays a fine sense of humor) in this appearance on the BBC television show Jazz 625 from August 1966. Enjoy, knowing he'll be "eternally grateful for your boundless enthusiasm".
You might know that Mr. Tim Green, New Orleans' own reed man, passed away last week. He spent a lot of years playing and also recording with a wide variety of bands. You might have heard a tribute to him on 'OZ, and you might have thought that was all there was to know about him, might have thought that all the stories had been told, all the tunes played, all the significant and soulful solos aired. Not so. During the Friday Morning Set and on The Soul Ride, Mark McGrain, trombonist, composer, and founder of the trio group Plunge and James Singleton, composer, bandleader, as well as the premier bassist in town and maybe in the world, will be my special live guests and they will bring their own experiences to tell and I will be playing interesting and exciting music which you may have never heard. Join us roughly between 7 and 9 a.m., 90.7 FM and wwoz.org for this special show!
More from Jam in the Van's visit to New Orleans during Jazz Fest, parked Freret St, outside Gasa Gasa: Cajun music by from the pride of Pilette, LA. The Lost Bayou Ramblers do three songs: "Bernadette", "The Mammoth Waltz", and "Steh".
Freret Neighborhood Center is partnering with NOLA TimeBank to create the New Orleans Uptown Tool Lending Library with an eye towards equipping New Orleanians with the supplies and skills they need to fix their homes, yards, and more.
Meet Clingy the iguana, Audubon Aquarium resident and WWOZ fan.
Clingy likes listening to the radio, and she listens exclusively to WWOZ 90.7 FM.
Check out this video from WGNO, yesterday's episode of "News with a Twist", in which Clingy visits the WWOZ studio.
Applications for the 2015 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage and French Quarter Festivals are open and deadlines are fast approaching for both. The application deadline for next year's Jazz Fest (held April 24-May 3, 2015) is October 1, 2014. The application deadline for French Quarter Fest (held April 9-15, 2015) is November 1, 2014.
Check out contemporary R&B/soul/jazz singer Ledisi stopping traffic in the French Quarter during Essence Fest as she sings "Pieces of Me" on a balcony at St. Peter and Royal.
We're late to this party, but would feel remiss in not mentioning it—one of New Orleans' most visible artists and biggest bounce ambassador, Big Freedia, was honored by City Council with her own "Big Freedia Day" last week, on August 21.
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Featuring: Sean Armstrong, Kahleif Bell, Tristan Boisset, T. J. Duderstadt, Lauren Giebitz,
Emelyn Hicks, Amanda Moore, Alexandra Shiras, and Jonathan Tierney
When Paul and Jennifer Collins' son Morgan was two years old, he could read, spell, and perform multiplication tables in his head… but not answer to his own name. A casual conversation or any social interaction with Morgan is a complex cryptogram, one that must always be painstakingly decoded. He lives in a world of his own: an autistic world.
Based on the book Not Even Wrong, Oliver Goldstick (Desperate Housewives, Pretty Little Liars) has beautifully adapted Collins' story of his son's autism as a voyage into the realm of permanent outsiders who are often profoundly misunderstood. Wild Boy is a play that reaches from 18th Century London to the modern-day lives of a family in Portland, Oregon. "Part memoir, part history, it traces the lives of suspected autistics both famous and obscure, including Peter the Wild Boy, a feral child who became a sensation at the court of King George I." Wild Boy is a play about how human connection comes to us in strange and wondrous forms.


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I just happily upgraded from old ZIMBRA OSE 7.x to ZIMBRA 8 OSE but I can't find any sources for non-standard translations.
The only resources I can find are really out-dated, eg. for Zimbra 4/5.
Is there any place for download translations for Zimbra 8?
Is there any guide "How to translate ZIMBRA 8"?
Frond-end only will be fine specially in CZECH language.
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Things to see and do - Ragusa
Leaving for Italy
Ragusa :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Ragusa Hotel tips
De Stefano Palace Luxury Hotel from98 €Book
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Ragusa Travel guide
Ragusa : Michelin's recommendations
There are two districts in Ragusa: the medieval town and the new town. Standing on a ridge in a spectacular site with a deep gorge on one side, the old town was destroyed by the 1693 earthquake. Rebuilt in Baroque style, yet retaining its medieval layout, it is now known as Ragusa Ibla. A new town, simply called Ragusa, was subsequently built on a higher ridge to the west.
Tourist attractions Ragusa : Things to see and do
Nicastro palace (Palazzo Nicastro)
Corso Mazzini I - 97100 Ragusa
Also known as the Chancellery, this superb 1760 palace features a majestic doorway crowned by a gallery.
Piazza della Repubblica I - 97100 Ragusa
Ragusa was devastated by an earthquake in 1693. The subsequent reconstruction of its oldest part, Ibla, created two distinct areas of the city: Ragusa itself and Ibla, a delightful quarter combining a medieval layout of narrow blind alleys with the r..
Duomo di San Giorgio
Piazza del Duomo I - 97100 Ragusa
With its large neo-Classical dome lit by blue stained-glass windows and surrounded by Corinthian columns, the church can be distinguished from afar. Close up, it is the superb flight of stairs which attracts the visitor's eye to the elegant and harmo..
Hotels Ragusa
Villa Del Lauro
Via Ecce Homo 11 I - 97100 Ragusa
Prix Prices from : 70 €
Villa del Lauro is an elegant Baroque style building, located along the pathways of the historic centre of Ragusa. The restored old mansion provides quality services, such as free Wi-Fi in public areas. With free wired internet and air conditioning,..
Hotel Montreal
Via San Giuseppe 8 I - 97100 Ragusa
Hotel Montreal is in Ragusa historic centre, 150 metres from the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista. It offers classically furnished rooms with air conditioning, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. The rooms feature parquet floors and include a private ba..
La Dimora di Piazza Carmine
Piazza Carmine I - 97100 Ragusa
Set in Ragusa's historic centre, La Dimora di Piazza Carmine is around 500 metres from the city's cathedral. Rooms are elegant and air conditioned and come with an LCD TV and parquet floors. At breakfast you can enjoy a varied buffet that includes b..
Restaurants Ragusa
Locanda Don Serafino
via Avv. Ottaviano 13 I - 97100 Ragusa
A charming, elegant restaurant in a delightful setting (part of the restaurant occupies a cave). The flavours of Sicily dominate the cuisine, which is occasionally creative and imaginative. You are sure to find a suitable bottle of wine from the exce..
Il Baglio
contrada Selvaggio I - 97100 RAGUSA
An ancient baglio which has been transformed into a simple and reasonably elegant restaurant. It offers a pizzeria service but the local dishes are worth trying.
La Fenice
via Ungaretti snc I - 97100 RAGUSA
This elegant restaurant with crystal glass walls does not lack warmth. The parquet complements the wood ceiling and modern white chairs. Dishes are prepared with first-rate ingredients elaborated with creativity and remarkable technical expertise by ..
Antica Badia
corso Italia 115 I - 97100 Ragusa
Tocco - Sicilian Ways
via San Giuseppe 6 ang. corso Italia I - 97100 RAGUSA
A recently renovated restaurant with a welcoming and individual feel. The menu focuses on Sicilian specialities reinterpreted with a contemporary twist. Gourmet cuisine is served in the evening and lighter options are available at lunchtime.
via Cap. Bocchieri 31 ( Ibla ) I - 97100 Ragusa
In the centre of Ragusa Ibla, the Duomo turns its back on simplicity and minimalism to create beautifully presented, almost Baroque-style dishes that are firmly anchored in Sicilian traditions. Ciccio Sultano is one of the island's best-known chefs.


text: Hi. I apologize if this has been asked previously (couldn't find anything related by searching). I'm currently doing a tiny test roll out with M2 (three of my users), and am planning on doing a wider test roll out in about a month. I've noted that the roadmap does not indicate any further releases prior to the GA, but to clearify (in the hopes of not doing a M2 deployment the day before M3/RC1), are there any plans for further releases before the GA next year? If so, are there any slated in "about a month"?


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With energy points stimulated, and body and mind perfectly relaxed, slip into a realm of total wellness and relaxation
The Wellness Space, in the centre of the Resort, has:
● 4 individual indoor treatment rooms
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● Zen area (relaxation room) on a terrace overlooking the sea
Put yourself in the gentle hands of our beauticians and massage therapists, and let your senses take over. Choose from a wide range of beauty treatments . Fatigue and tension will give way to a delightful sensation of well-being and serenity . Booking on site only.
Organise your Spa sessions :
● The majority of our Spa packages are designed for men and women (expectant mothers or mothers with a baby less than 3 months old or who are breast feeding are not advised to take Spa treatments). If in doubt, please consult us.
● You will be asked to complete a confidential questionnaire before doing your Spa treatments or package, in order to ensure that you are apt to receive your chosen treatment.
● A Spa package is not transferable, and must be done by the person who purchased it. The treatments may not be modified or replaced by the client.
● Treatments (à la carte or as part of a Spa package) cancelled during the client's stay without a medical justification, and changes in timing made less than 24 hours in advance, cannot be taken into account; the said treatments may not be replaced or refunded.
● For your safety, you must wear anti-slip sandals in the Spa. A pair of anti-slip sandal is included in the purchase of our 1 to 6 day Spa packages.
● Club Med reserves the right to change, cancel or postpone its Spa programmes.
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The term "massage" implies a superficial manipulation of the face or body, solely for aesthetic purposes, sometimes to ensure good penetration of a cosmetic product, or for comfort. The massage referred to is an external massage of the skin, with no medical or therapeutic aim. It may be done manually or with mechanical aids, exclusively by qualified, trained professionals.
We can also offer you:
> Turkish bath
You'll find, located in the Wellness Space:
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Enjoy a moment of true relaxation in the Turkish bath. The temperature in this steam bath goes up to around 50°C; it helps sweat out toxins, facilitates exfoliation and produces a profound feeling of well-being and relaxation. There are a few precautions and contra-indications to be observed.
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You'll find, located in the Wellness Space :
● 1 mixed sauna (maximum 7 people). To unwind and relax, indulge in a sauna session. This steam bath, of Finnish origin, gives out dry heat with temperatures going up to 70°- 90°C; it helps sweat out toxins and procures a wonderful sensation of well-being. There are a few precautions and contraindications to be observed.
A wide choice of massage techniques available in the wellness space. All the benefits of Thai, oriental and Swedish treatments to help you relax and get away from it all.
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Clear customs, immigration and quarantine.
To city centre:
Taxi: JPY15,000 to city centre
Train: JPY1,200
Limousine Bus: JPY1,000 (to Sakae/Fushimi area)
(40km/24miles to city centre)
Starting 1 February 2014, the increase to the following taxes applies to tickets for travel from 1 April 2014:
Passenger Service Facility Charge (PSFC):
International departures: JPY 2,570 (adult); JPY 1,290 (child)
Tobacco Products: 400 cigarettes or 100 cigars or 500g tobacco or 500g of a combination thereof for visitors. Half that for residents.
Alcoholic Beverages: 3 bottles of wine or spirits (0.75L each)
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Merchant_4: Fresh Work from International Designers
Store Profile
- Location: online only
- Website: merchant4.com
Store History
- Founded: 2007
- Founded by: Cheri Caso
- Headquarters: New York, New York
Merchant no. 4 is an online shop which was launched in 2007 to represent independent designers, craftsmen and artisans worldwide. Our goal is to bring you a beautifully curated collection of unique objects for your home or gift giving. We do not support the mass-produced and hope you will enjoy our ever-evolving selection of thoughtfully crafted goods. Please visit often for new products!
There are stores that tend to look alike, especially in the virtual world of online shopping. We won't name names, but they're the types of shops that carry the same 10 or 12 modern brands, have the same basic web layout, and feel almost indistinguishable from one another. Merchant_4 is not one of those stores.
It has a distinct, fresh style that's instantly recognizable — each time you return to their homepage, you know exactly where you are.
Founded by New York-based designer Cheri Caso in 2007, the online shop functions sort of like an art gallery for contemporary organic-modern furniture and home decor. Designers represented include Boym Parnters, Emogayu, Masakage Tanno, Lovi, and more. Prices tend toward the high end, but there are several tabletop items under the $50 mark.
Any first-hand experiences with Merchant_4? Share them in the comments!
• Scandia Senior Easy Chair, $2,850
• Scandia Junior Stackable Chair, $900
• GOM Rubber Magnets, $30
• Wood Glass Canisters, $20
• Molecule Dish, $48
• Kukubara Money Box, $300
• Kami M Cup, $42
• Utensil Rack, $25
• Yogurt Bowl, $25
• Tension Vessel by Emogayu, $110