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About the Henrico CitizenT3 Media, LLC
Henrico Citizen
6924 Lakeside Avenue
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Henrico VA 23228
(804) 262-1700)
The Henrico Citizen is Henrico County's award-winning, hometown community newspaper, a publication of, by and for the people of Henrico – one of the most historic localities in the United States.
The Citizen, founded in 2001, is published on the first and third Thursdays of each month and is available at more than 110 locations throughout the county and region for free pick-up. It is the only community paper that covers all of Henrico County.
The Citizen tells the stories of the people, places, events and issues that make Henrico County so unique. In addition to regular coverage of county government issues, schools, arts, community organizations and non-profits and other local news issues of interest, as well as news of events in the region, the Citizen also publishes regular special sections on the topics of health and fitness; baby boomers and seniors; home and garden; arts and entertainment; thrifting; and many others.
The Henrico Citizen is the most honored community publication in Henrico County and is a member of the Virginia Press Association. Citizen staff members have earned 192 awards for excellence in reporting, photography and design from the VPA, the Virginia Press Women/Virginia Professional Communicators and the National Federation of Press Women since the paper's inception.
The Citizen is a longtime partner of the Metro Richmond Crime Stoppers and has been recognized as Virginia Blood Services' Media Partner of the Year.
In 2011, the Citizen celebrated its 10th anniversary and the 400th anniversary of Henrico County with a special yearlong series examining some of the most important events in the county's rich history.
In 2011, the Citizen published its first-annual "Henrico's Top Teachers" section, recognizing 20 outstanding teachers in the county, as nominated by readers. The issue publishes in May.
In 2012, the Citizen published its first-annual Henricopedia magazine, a guide to all things Henrico. The magazine publishes each September.
In 2015, the Citizen created and sponsored the inaugural two editions of Henrico Restaurant Week, which involved more than 40 restaurants and raised more than $10,000 for the Virginia Home for Boys and Girls and the Henrico Christmas Mother program. The event will be held twice annually. For details, visit http://www.henricorestaurantweek.com.
In 2015, the Citizen published its first annual dining guide magazine, called The Plate. The magazine publishes each August.
The Henrico Citizen was founded in September 2001 by publisher Tom Lappas and is owned by T3 Media, LLC in Henrico, Va.
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County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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Celebrate Independence Day in Henrico! The county's annual event is new and improved this year with a later start time, expanded hours and new entertainment, including the Richmond Symphony and a laser light show. Lewis Ginter is also offering free admission all day. On Saturday, check out the first annual Innsbrook Taste of Virginia, the family movie at Varina Library or Anthony Snape and special guest Jess Labus at The Tin Pan. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Henrico wins National Association of Counties awards for 28 programs
Citizen's Kruszewski wins 2 national awards
Training for homeless youth featured at workshop
CVWMA to begin accepting more varieties of bottles, containers, cartons
Virginia man arrested with gun at RIC checkpoint
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Remembered not only as a peerless songwriter but also as a formidable personality and cheerful raconteur, 1992 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Doc Pomus was one of the real characters from rock and roll's golden era. Atlantic Records producer and co-owner Jerry Wexler succinctly described his sphere of influence: "If the music industry has a heart, it would be Doc Pomus."
Pomus authored among the greatest songs in rock and roll history: "This Magic Moment" (recorded by the Drifters), "A Teenager in Love" (recorded by Dion and the Belmonts) and "Save the Last Dance for Me" (recorded by Ben E. King). Elvis Presley recorded at least 20 Pomus originals. In Cleveland, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's collection includes the hand-written lyrics to "Save the Last Dance for Me," which Pomus wrote at his wedding, while watching his new bride, Wilma Burke, dancing (pictured below).
Born Jerome Solon Felder in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn on June 27, 1925, he adopted the name Doc Pomus to hide his singing from his parents. Stricken with polio as a child, Pomus was confined to crutches and a wheelchair, though it never slowed him down. For nearly seven decades, until his death in 1991, Pomus worked with the likes of Bob Dylan, Dr. John, B.B. King and Lou Reed, and ultimately penned more than 1,000 songs during an extraordinarily prolific career as a songwriter. Directors William Hechter and Peter Miller wanted to tell Pomus' inspired story, and the result of their efforts is the acclaimed 2012 documentary AKA Doc Pomus.
"My interest in making this film first stemmed from the music which Doc Pomus wrote," says Hechter. "This was the music which I listened to on a daily basis while in my teens, and which either cheered me or consoled me when I was down. I was fascinated how Doc wrote for such legends as Dion, Ben E King, Ray Charles ands Elvis, and how each of them took his songs to everlasting hits."
Peter Miller and William Hechter's remarkable history in AKA Doc Pomus takes the viewer from Pomus' early beginnings, reinvention as a blues singer, his songwriting heyday, and his later years as a songwriting mentor and advocate for repressed rhythm and blues artists. The film features interviews with Pomus' collaborators and friends, including Dr. John, Ben E. King, Joan Osborne, Shawn Colvin, Dion, Leiber and Stoller and B.B. King.
"It was only later that I began to learn about Doc Pomus, the man, and what a man he was!" says Hechter. "Now I was inspired by not only his songs, but by Doc Pomus himself. Here was a man who expressed himself openly and honestly, who shared his fears, and loneliness. And who picked himself up in order to move forward to create, and to overcome all the obstacles which life throws at us. I realized that this is a really a love story, and felt so lucky to be a part of putting it together."
The Rock Hall will screen AKA Doc Pomus on Wednesday, January 15 at 7 pm in the Museum's Foster Theater. The evening will culminate with an interview with William Hechter conducted by Dr. Lauren Onkey, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Vice President of Education and Public Programs. This event is FREE with a reservation. Seating is limited: RSVP here or at the Rock Hall Box Office.

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Producer Terry Lickona will unveil the exhibit and share an inside look at 35 years of groundbreaking artist interviews
CLEVELAND (March 23, 2010) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has opened a Great Music. No Limits. Celebrating 35 Years of Austin City Limits exhibit in the Ahmet M. Ertegun Main Exhibit Hall. On Wednesday, April 14, at 7 p.m., Austin City Limits producer Terry Lickona will visit the Rock Hall for a special unveiling of the exhibit and for an interview with Dr. Lauren Onkey, vice president of education and public programs at the Rock Hall. Lickona will be joined by Scott Newton, Austin City Limits' house photographer who will show some of his photography
The interview is part of the series From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits, a groundbreaking Rock Hall program that shines the spotlight on the people whose contributions to the rock and roll art form are often as powerful as those of the artists themselves. Questions will be taken from the audience at the end of the interview. Please email email@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP.
Inspired by the music scene that continues to thrive in Austin, ACL has presented viewing audiences with live concerts from many of the world's most acclaimed, accomplished and pioneering talent since 1974. At the same time the show has represented Austin to the nation and the world, laying the foundation for Austin's reputation as the Live Music Capital. Under the leadership of Terry Lickona, who became the show's producer during its fourth season, Austin City Limits has evolved and expanded its musical menu.
"Austin City Limits represents one of the most unique archives of modern American music," said Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum President and CEO Terry Stewart. "It shares with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the mission of collecting, preserving and interpreting the rock and roll story and educating fans about the cultural significance of this art form."
The Great Music. No Limits. Celebrating 35 Years of Austin City Limits exhibit shows the wide range of artists who have appeared on ACL in the last 35 years. Numerous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are represented through Austin-based freelance photographer Scott Newton's images, including B.B. King, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, John Fogerty and Robert Plant. Country artists like the Dixie Chicks, Dolly Parton and Kenny Chesney are also represented, as are such contemporary acts as Arcade Fire, Coldplay, Wilco, the Flaming Lips and the Dave Matthews Band.
The exhibit also includes numerous artifacts related to the show's history, including three documents from 1974 outlining plans for ACL. There are also set lists from shows by Leonard Cohen, Ray Davies, Wilco and Pearl Jam, as well as contracts for appearances by Van Morrison, Robert Plant and Willie Nelson. The exhibit also includes an Austin City Limits sign. The show was named by Paul Bosner, the original producer, who made weekly trips from Dallas to Austin and was inspired by the city-limit sign he would pass on his trips.
In addition to the Museum's exhibit, the Rock Hall recently designated both the Austin City Limits' KLRU-TV studio and the groundbreaking series an official rock and roll landmark in honor of the show's 35th anniversary.
About Austin City Limits
AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: "Great Music. No Limits." Now the longest-running music series in American television history, ACL showcases popular music legends and innovators from every genre. In addition to being honored by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum as a rock and roll landmark, AUSTIN CITY LIMITS is the only television program to ever receive the National Medal of Arts, the nation's highest award for artistic excellence, and was recently selected as a Rock and Roll Landmark by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Broadcast in high-definition and 5.1-surround sound, the show is produced by KLRU-TV and airs on PBS stations nationwide. Funding for Austin City Limits is provided in part by AMD, Budweiser and the Austin Convention Center Department. Additional funding provided by the Friends of Austin City Limits.
About Terry Lickona
Since 1978, Terry Lickona has been the producer of Austin City Limits.
Now celebrating 35 years on public television, ACL is the longest-running popular music series in American television history. In 2003, ACL was awarded the National Medal of Arts, the nation's highest honor for artistic excellence, by the President of the United States. In 2009, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum honored both the studio where ACL is produced and the series itself as a "historic rock and roll landmark." In addition to ACL, Terry has produced many other specials and series for public television, cable, domestic and foreign syndication, home video, and DVD - approximately 1,000 programs, with artists ranging from legends like Ray Charles and Johnny Cash to Juanes, Coldplay and Neil Young to Dave Matthews Band, Dixie Chicks, Pearl Jam and Foo Fighters. October 2009 marked the 8th anniversary of the Austin City Limits Music Festival, featuring over 150 bands and attracting a sold-out crowd of over 200,000 fans, making it one of the most successful festivals of its kind in the country.
Terry served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences from 2005-2007, Chair Emeritus from 2007-2009, was a founding member of the Texas Chapter of The Recording Academy and continues to serve as co-chair of the Television Committee overseeing the Grammy Awards Show on CBS-TV. He is also Vice Chairman of the Latin Recording Academy, based in Miami, Florida. A native of Poughkeepsie, New York, Terry has lived in Austin, Texas since 1974.
About Scott Newton
Scott Newton has been the house photographer for Austin City Limits for 31 of the show's 35 years, capturing some of the world's finest musicians on film, (and later with digital photography), for posterity. His work has been published on numerous record/cd album covers, and in many magazines and books, including four books illustrated entirely by his work: three about Austin City Limits, the two most recent being Austin City Limits-25 years of American Music, and the forthcoming Austin City Limits--35 Years in Photographs. His work entirely illustrates the republished version of The Improbable Rise of Redneck Rock. He has also worked extensively as a freelance photographer, shooting not only music, but also politics.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216. 515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK(7625) or visit www.rockhall.com <http://www.rockhall.com/> . The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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Let's Talk NFP!
By Rebecca Teti
Wednesdays: Natural Family Planning
(Join each day's Coffee Talk discussion: Mon: Parenting; Tues: Open Forum; Wed: NFP; Thu: Marriage; Fri: Education; Sat/Sun: Changing Roles)
This weekly thread is a place where you can share your struggles, triumphs, links, resources, concerns, and questions about all things related to Natural Family Planning.
Please join the conversation!
After the birth of our first child, I was diagnosed with cervical cancer. I had to have my cervix completely removed. The doctor recommended contraception because if I conceived before the cervix grew back, I would lose the baby. We chose NFP and used NFP for three years successfully. Once my cervix grew back, we were cleared for pregnancy and had three more children, one after the other. NFP is just as effective as artificial contraception. I know this through personal experience.


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Esteemed Grateful Dead tribute band Dark Star Orchestra will rock the Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach on Tuesday and Wednesday.
DSO's Grateful Dead classics are performed in the same way that an orchestra interprets music of classical composers. The composer spirit is derived and channeled as the players capture the excitement and innovation of the original performances and compositions.
Touring nationwide for more than 15 years to the tune of nearly 2,200 shows since forming, DSO's determined commitment to "raising the Dead" has drawn national media attention. DSO has presented its critically acclaimed live shows at respected venues from coast to coast and internationally.
Tickets for both DSO concerts at the Bottle & Cork are $25 to $28. Both shows also start at 8 p.m.
For more information on the concert, visit deweybeachlife.com or call (302) 227-7272. To learn more about DSO, visit darkstarorchestra.net.
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25 Jan 2012 - 27 Jan 2012Registration for Major Groups is now open. Please visit CSO Net to register.
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I am about to pick up an old Exposure Super VIII as a spare power amp. Exposure are one of the few cheap (S/H) power amps that are solid state that I rather like. The problem is I use Goertz speaker cable - same as Townshend isolda.
I checked with Exposure as to whether this was ok and i received a definite DO NOT USE GOERTZ reply as they could make the amp unstable and possibly blow it up!
RIGHT - we dont want to do that do we. And I dont want to spend much on another set of speaker cables for a standby amp. Would ordinary QED do - any ideas - this all sounds disconcerting but that is what Tony at Exposure said. I know exposure always said that only exposure speaker cable should be used (as in the words of mandy Rice-Davise they would say that wouldn't they)) however. . . . .
This may be a Pink Fish forum query as i think there are exposure owners over there but any advice here?
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High school students attend art workshops at SC
Over 40 students and teachers from Kansas high schools came to Sterling College to participate in art workshops on Friday, Feb. 15. The students attended three workshops of their choice covering concept art, photo transfer, costumed figure drawing and pointillism painting. Workshops were led by Assistant Professors of Art Hanna Kozlowski-Slone and Daniel Swartz and Sterling College students.
"This was a great opportunity to showcase our department to a wide variety of students, specifically those who are interested in pursuing careers in art following graduation from high school," said Kozlowski-Slone. "We believe that artistic growth is amplified when approached from a Christ-centered perspective, so we hope that the students were able to sense that during their hands-on experience in the workshops."
Several Sterling College students had a chance to experience role reversal by becoming teachers through leading workshops. Junior Lucas Knauss of Abilene, Kan., taught a workshop in costumed figure drawing to the visiting students.
"I was able to teach costumed figure drawing from a live model and then the students had time to practice their technique," said Knauss. "It was neat to see how quickly they picked up the concepts and I loved the chance to experience the classroom from the teacher's perspective."
Participating schools included Ness City High School, Prairie View High School and Haven High School.
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Best Snow Show in Pacific Northwest…Washington Snowmobile Expo and Swap MeetFriday, October 14th, 2011
If you're going to drive out to a Snow Show tis year, this is the show to spend the effort. The 20th Annual Washington Snowmobile Expo and Swap Meet starts Saturday! The show might be better know as the Puyallup Show but one and the same….it's huge, its fun and its TOMORROW!
These guys are putting on a lot of stuff, of course there is the Expo and the Swap Meet, but don't forget about the Safety Seminars, Avalanche Seminars and more. You guessed it, yours truly, The Boondockers Crew will be there in good form. Come by the booth and pick up a new video, shirt, hat, some posters and stickers. You can even get your favorite riders to sign the stuff for you too!! Say HI to Dan Gardiner, Phatty and Smasher while you get your awesome Boondockers Swag.
The Snowmobile Expo and Swap Meet starts Saturday and ends Sunday.
Adult tickets are $10.00 : 12 and Under are Free
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First, a typical Mauser, (let's take this one for example, mfg 1937) was mfg over 70 years ago. We are capable of much better machining accuracy today.
Second, They were cranking these out as fast as possible as Germany started it's little trip across Europe.
Third, Other than the sniper versions, which probably received a little extra TLC and were also scoped, these were built for the infantry where 300 yard shots would be considered a very long shot, especially with just having iron sights.
If you really want to reach out to 800 yards, you really need everything to be right on. A thousandths off here or there could make the difference between a hit or miss.
None of the processes described above removed a lot of material, but they all removed some.
Starting with a receiver where you know everything is straight, square, true, flat, parallel etc. is step number one for the type of accuracy you are looking for.


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Chicago loves it's sports teams. I am a fan also. I enjoy sports a great deal. My favorite has to be baseball. I've always enjoyed watching the game. It was exciting to watch the players hit home runs and run the bases. A ball park on a nice evening is a wonderful sight to enjoy.
I had recently went to a game the other night. Normally the weather had been nice. This time it was not. It had been windy and rainy. The game had been delayed several hours due to the rain. I had been with my boyfriend. Somehow I had a chance to enjoy the scenery. People were out and wet, along with myself. But everyone seemed to be in good sprirts. They were eating and drinking and just having fun. It seemed to be an exciting night as everyone had been waiting for the game to start.
The game did finally start several hours later. The Cubs did not win this night. But the night had still been enjoyable. People were laughing and smiling and making the most out of a rainy night. Chicago does have its ups and downs when it comes to the weather. But the fans are loyal and will deal with what ever the weather may bring. Myself included. A rainy day Cubs game that had been fun.


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Happy Birthday, Dad! My father's legacy and his way of life continues to live on stronger than ever. His message is so relevant today. He would have been 73 today.
To celebrate his birthday, I sat down with Bas Rutten, Heavyweight Champion and host of Inside MMA to talk about my father and his legacy. I hope you will watch.
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Playwright of a new musical JUDY GARLAND - World's Greatest Entertainer. This show is a takeoff of the '70's tv show THIS IS YOUR LIFE. But Judy's guests are Liza, Frank and Dean. The 4 of them sing their signature tunes. Opening in April 2015
CANDLELIGHT THEATRE: April 24,25,26 & May 1,2,3 302.475.2313
baby grand Mother's Day May 10 matinee and evening performance (Mom loved Judy, Frank & Dean) 800.37.Grand
The Milton (DE) Theatre May 16 302.684.3038
Chapel Street Players celebrates its 50th FUNdraiser with Stephen Sondheim's funniest show (and one of the funniest in musical comedy history). Forum is a story about slaves, virgins, pirates and, for those of you who aren't interested in pirates ...skimpily dressed courtesans! FORUM has one of my all time favorite double entrendres "...carry my bust with pride," AND the epitome of Sondheim's genius in surprise and mirth as the last line of Act 1. This also marks Reneé O'Leary's 50th FUNdraiser. O'Leary cross dresses as the forlorn and long suffering Erronious, perhaps worth the price of admission alone.
ChapelStreetPlayers.org June 7-22 302.368.2248
ARDEN SHAKESPEARE GILD - Much Ado About Nothing
One of the most popular and charming of Shakespeare's comedies, Much Ado About Nothing features Benedick, an arrogant and confirmed bachelor, and Beatrice, his favorite sparring partner. While Beatrice and Benedick hide their infatuation beneath witty barbs, young love blossoms as Hero and Claudio race to the altar. When the wicked Don John conspires to break up the wedding, will false accusations and misunderstandings prevent the young couple's happy ending? Witty wordplay, passionate poetry and clever plot twists make for delightful theater.
ArdenShakespeareGild.org June 7-22. Outdoors at Frank Stephens Memorial Theatre (a.k.a. the Field Theater) adjacent to the Arden Green 302.475.3126
DELAWARE STATE PARKS - Dizzying diverse display of outdoor adventures promoting "Delaware's Outdoor Family"
Sleep under the stars, cook over a campfire, learn to fly fish, kayak, rock climb, tour estates or identify plants and wildlife. Yes, we are a teeny state, but we are endowed with 17 State Parks - from Auburn Heights Preserve in Yorklyn to Trap Pond State Park deep in Sussex County.
State Parks offer bike trails, horse trails, nature trails. boat rentals, summer concert series, reptile hikes, pavilion picnicking, owl prowls....are you getting the message? Bond with family and friends in the outdoors with very little cost.
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With Delaware polls closing in an hour, Elections Commissioner Elaine Manlove said things were going smoothly at Delaware's polls.
She said no voter irregularities were reported in any of the state's three county's, and while turnout has been brisk, she did not expect it to eclipse 2008's record turnout, when 66 percent of the state's registered voters cast ballots.
"I think it will be more than 2010 but not as much as 2008," she said. "But that's a guess. Generally our biggest turnout is for the presidential election where there is no incumbent. But, you are right - it seems to have been a busy day."
There were some lines at peak voting times throughout the state, but nothing like the scenes in states like Florida and Ohio today, where the wait often reached three or four hours.
"All of our voting machines are deployed as set in the code based on the number of registered voters in that election district," Manlove said. "So, as the numbers grow, we add machines. Our election districts are relatively small geographically compared to larger states."
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|UCLA Basketball Student Entry Process
UCLA Basketball Campout Dates
UCLA will hold campouts for select games. The following dates are scheduled camp out dates:
- 1/29 vs. Utah
- 3/1 vs. Washington State (Pauley Lock-In)
- 3/4 vs. USC
Basic Campout Info
Camping out is a time honored tradition here at UCLA. Before we get into how much fun you can have camping out, let's go over the basics.
What: Campout
Who: UCLA Students that have purchased a Den Sports Pass
Why: To receive a priority number that allows access into the Lower Level Seating
Where: South Pauley Pavilion, along the wall to Spaulding Field
When: Anytime between 9am the day before the game through 6:30am on game day
Campout can begin as early as 9am the day before the game, but it does not need to start at that time. Campout truly begins when the first camper reports to South Pauley and writes their name on the sign in sheet.
Basic Information
Rally Committee and The DEN oversee the camp out process. Priority Numbers are only valid for Den Season Ticket holders.
Each Number is valid for the game, date and time indicated on the number. A student's Number may be considered invalid if (s)he is not at Northwest Pauley Pavilion 75 minutes prior to game time, OR if (s)he is not in the correct place in line when doors open. Doors open to the first individual in line (Number #1) 60 minutes prior to game time.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Rally Committee at email@example.com or The DEN at email@example.com.
During the Campout
An official campout sign-up list will be posted by The DEN at the Southwest Corner of Pauley the day before every game. You are allowed to sign up with one partner – if you do, write both names in the same row.
Once you sign in, either you or your partner must be present at South Pauley (or excused) at ALL times. The DEN will conduct random roll calls. If at any time the DEN line monitor finds you and your partner absent, both names will be crossed off the list.
You may be excused for a bathroom break of 10 minutes. However, you MUST notify the line monitor when you leave and when you return to be considered excused.
Over the course of the day and evening you and your partner may switch off being present at the camp out. This process allows students to leave for class and extracurricular activities as long as they find a partner who can be there when they cannot. One of you is expected to sleep outside until morning pass out.
Tents & Set Up: Students with tents must place those against the north Spaulding Field fence line. Students can set-up sleeping bags but no tents along the South side of Pauley Pavilion. There must be an 8 foot path down the middle of the walkway. That means students have 7 feet to set up items along the Pauley side and 10 feet to set up items on the Spaulding side.
Power: There are electrical outlets along the Spaulding field side of the walkway. Power plugs can be used on that fence line but cords cannot be pulled across the walkway to the Pauley side.
Restrooms: Restrooms will be open at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
Prohibited items: TV's over 40", open flames, BBQ's, candles and space heaters will not be allowed. Alcohol will not be permitted.
What to Do at Campouts
Now that you know the rules, it's time to brainstorm what you can do at campouts. You are not required to stay in line, instead you can move around within the campsite however you please. Do homework, watch movies, eat food, play video games or board games, make signs, or sleep! I'm sure we've forgotten some activities but this should keep you occupied for a bit!
Morning Pass Out
At 6:30am the morning of the game, Rally Committee will give out Numbers in order of who signed up. One partner must be present at that time to claim the Number(s). After those present from the list have been served, remaining Numbers are given out on a first come, first served basis until 7:00am.
In order to receive a Number, you must present your UCLA Bruin Card. If you are getting a number for you and your partner, both names must be on the same line of the sign in sheet and you must have both Bruin Cards. Each Bruin Card will be swiped to confirm that both students have the Den Sports Pass and only have one priority number.
If you have a priority number, you do not need to get into a digital line through Lineapple.
Make sure to clean up after yourself in the morning. Keep our gorgeous Pauley Pavilion and its surrounding area looking as beautiful as ever.
Note: Only the official sign-up list will be accepted. If the official list is gone or destroyed by the time Rally Committee arrives, Rally Committee and The DEN will distribute Numbers at their discretion.
Lineapple Basic Information
For conference games this season, UCLA will use Lineapple, a mobile app that helps digitally queue lines.
The basics are fairly simple - for all games aside from the campout ones (Utah, Washington State and USC) students can log into their phone and digitally sign up to be one of the first students inside The DEN for UCLA Basketball. For games in which there will be a campout, the students that camped will receive a physical priority pass and do not need to use Lineapple. For students that did not camp, they can get in line through Lineapple to simply guarantee themselves a seat in the student section.
You do not need to use Lineapple to enter the game, however it is a great way to ensure that you can get into the game.
Students can select which line they would like to get into based on the arrival time stated in the line name. The earlier arrival time, the better the general seat location you will have.
Lineapple Line Info (for all Games Except Utah, Washington St and USC*)
|Line #
|Arrive By Time
|Line Up Location
|Line 1
|75 minutes before tipoff
|Northwest Pauley
|Line 2
|55 minutes before tipoff
|West Pauley
|Line 3
|15 minutes before tipoff
|Bruin Walk, next to Acosta
Please read through the other tabs for more information on using Lineapple.
* For Utah, Washington State and USC there will be campouts outside of Pauley Pavilion. There will still be Lineapple for those games, but they will enter after those who camped out. Lineapple lines will open at 10am, like all other games on camp out dates.
How to Get in Line on Your Phone
2. Create an account.
Please note, you cannot use special characters in your username or password. Passwords also cannot start with a number.
3. Starting at 10am on gameday, check into a line.
Make sure your location services are on for the app. You must be located within 20 miles of campus to access the line. You can search for lines by location or by name. Search "vs (opponent's name)" and the line will appear on your screen.
If you cannot see a line, that means it is at capacity.
4. Choose which line you would like to get into.
There are three lines and each has different "Arrive by" times. Select the line that works best for your schedule. If you do not arrive by your "Arrive By" time, you will lose your priority.
5. To get in a line, use your UID as the access key.
All Den pass holder UID's will be uploaded to the line.
How to Physically Get in Line before Gametime
Lineapple Line Info (for all Games Except Utah, Washington St and USC*)
|Line #
|Arrive By Time
|Line Up Location
|Line 1
|75 minutes before tipoff
|Northwest Pauley
|Line 2
|55 minutes before tipoff
|West Pauley
|Line 3
|15 minutes before tipoff
|Bruin Walk, next to Acosta
Entering the Game
When you arrive to your line area as depicted in the map below, go to the end of the line. For the easiest entry possible, please have your phone out and open to the Lineapple app once you enter the stanchion area right outside of the Northwest Entrance.
Once the doors are open, members of the UCLA Rally Committee will check you off through Lineapple right before you enter the stadium. This is done to ensure no cutting will occur with students that are not in the Lineapple line.
If you do not have your phone, you can still be checked off for the game, but there will be a delay for you to enter the stadium.
Lineapple Line Map
I am bringing a guest to the game. How do they get into Lineapple?
If you are bringing a guest, please get in Line 3 for yourself on the app. In order to purchase a guest ticket, you will need to wait in line at the Pauley Box Office. Once you have received the guest ticket, you and your guest can proceed to Line 3. The guest does not need to get in line on the app, the ticket in his/her hand just needs to be shown at the door.
When I click on the line, it doesn't let me join. How do I get in line?
First, you will need to make sure you enter the access key, which is your Student UID. Only UID's of Den pass holders are in the system, so you must have a Den pass to get in line. Priority seating is one of the benefits of having a Den pass. Also, if you have exited the line more than once, it will no longer let you join that same line.
When I try to find a line, nothing shows up. Why can't I see the line on the app?
Most likely you cannot see the line for one of three reasons. 1) Your locations services are turned off for Lineapple. 2) You are more than 20 miles away from campus. Try turning them on or getting closer to campus. 3) The line is at capacity. If there is no space available in the line, it will not show up as an option. If you really want to be in the line, you can be manually added by name by contacting UCLA Rally Committee at firstname.lastname@example.com or by sending them a message on Facebook or Twitter (@uclarallycomm).
I used the app before and there was a get in line with friends option. Why is there no friends option any more?
During our testing trial, we found the most complications arose from the friends functionality. So instead, we have opted to forgo that option. If you would like to sit with your friends, simply get in the same line on the app and arrive together.
Your question still not answered? Please email rallycommboard@gmail or click here to submit your questions.
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THE WATERBOYS, THE STATE ROOM, Sunday, Oct. 13, 8 p.m., $42
The Waterboys have been around, off and on, since 1983, and while I haven't lived in Utah straight through since that time, the band's appearance Sunday at The State Room might be (at least to my knowledge) their first Utah stop. Perhaps someone out there knows of a long-ago Zephyr Club appearance--let me know if you do, I'd love to hear about. And that's because the crew led by Mike Scott is one I've wanted to see live forever and a day, and this is my first opportunity to do just that. This fall jaunt is the longest North American trek in the band's history, coming in support of Scott's 2013 opus An Appointment with Mr. Yeats, a "collaboration" of sorts with Irish poet W.B. Yeats, whose prose provides inspiration and lyrics for the collection. The result doesn't sound all that different from past Waterboys and Scott solo albums--dramatic Irish folk and rock with an almost magical way with words. Scott's current band is comprised of Americans, rather than the usual stew of Irish, Scottish and British players, in addition to himself and fiddler Steve Wickham. With a new album and a killer back-catalog to draw on--hello Fisherman's Blues!--Sunday night is going to be a memorable one. Freddie Stevenson opens the show.


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Miss Nancy Ellicott smoked
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Do you respect all living things, great and small? If so, you're in good company; so did St. Francis of Assisi, whose feast day we celebrate on October 4th. Because of his love for all of God's creatures, St. Francis is the patron saint of animals and the environment.
Churches and organizations around the world are celebrating the feast day in many ways. Here are some ways to join the celebration:
- The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops asked friends and followers to send in pictures of their pets. View the album of adorable animals.
- Some churches are inviting parishioners to bring in their pets for a Blessing of the Animals. Fittingly, the Church of St. Francis of Assisi in New York held their Blessing of Animals on Sunday, September 30th. See pictures from the blessing.
- Join Iona College in planting native grass to help the environment, or attend the Earth Mass at The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.
- If you'd like to share with others the joy of interacting with animals, consider volunteering for Pet Therapy on Staten Island. When you bring Fluffy or Fido to one of the three Catholic Charities Community Services Senior Centers on SI, you'll get to see the positive effect your pet can have on the men and women there. Get more information or sign up.


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The Delaware Breast Coalition has announced that staff member Cheryl Doucette was honored with an Adult Literary Award at the Office of Women's Health Healthy Living Celebration on Dec. 12.
Doucette is the outreach and education program manager in Kent County and is responsible for educating women and men in regard to breast health and mammography screening.
Community members and event partners gathered at the Modern Maturity Center in Dover to celebrate healthy women by listening to presentations and recognizing contest award winners. Participants were asked to depict "what is a healthy woman". Entries were divided into four categories: youth two dimensional art, adult two dimensional art, youth literary art, and adult literary art. Five judges from the Division of Public Health reviewed the work and selected winners. Cheryl was one of 24 winners chosen and one of eight in the category of Adult Literary. Four grand prize winners received a free year membership to the Delaware Art Museum.
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- Soccer Accident Insurance-updated benefit information effective July 1, 2015.
AYSO purchases Soccer Accident Insurance ("SAI"), which pays excess medical costs up to $50,000 maximum per accident to an insured person for accidental bodily injuries incurred as a direct result of participation in a covered activity subject to the policy terms, conditions and exclusions. Eligibility for benefits is 52 weeks from the policy effective date or the date of a covered accident. Download the SAI Brochure for more detailed explanation of the plan. Accident Medical Expense Benefits are only payable:
- for usual and customary charges incurred after the deductible has been met;
- for those medically necessary covered expenses that the covered person receives;
- first medical or dental expense must be incurred within 90 days of covered accident;
- all claims must be filed within 90 days;
- each claim is subject to a $1000 Deductible; and 20% Coinsurance;
- social security numbers, visa or green card are REQUIRED on SAI claim.
- Claims will require:
- Copies of primary Explanation of Benefits (EOB)
- Copies of itemized insurance billing forms - UB04 or CMS1500
- No Primary Insurance: If there is no other insurance available to the registered member, the medical benefit will be processed on a primary basis subject to Usual and Customary rates, and the policy terms, conditions and exclusions.
- MAXIMUM BENEFITS PAYABLE: (subject to policy terms, conditions & limits)
- $50,000 maximum excess medical costs
- $15,000 for Accidental Death & Dismemberment
- $10,000 for Dental Benefit
- $10,000 for Orthopedic Benefit
- $1,000 Physical Therapy; $100 per day up to 10 days
All AYSO currently registered* members (players, coaches, referees and other volunteers) are "Covered Persons" for accidental bodily injury while participating in the following covered activities:
- Team practice sessions, scheduled games, tournaments, or other sponsored activities (meetings, banquets, fundraisers) provided they are under the direct supervision of an AYSO registered volunteer.
- Group travel of five or more participants directly, without interruption to or from such practice sessions, games, tournaments, or sponsored activities, provided that players are traveling as a team and a licensed adult driver operates the vehicle.
*Registration requirements will be verified before any benefits are paid.For Injuries occurring as of JULY 1, 2015 and after:
SAI Claim Form with Instructions (English)
SAI Claim Form with Instructions (Spanish)
SAI Overview - 1 Page (English)
SAI Brochure (English)
SAI Brochure (Spanish)
SAI Claim Form with Instructions (English)
SAI Claim Form with Instructions (Spanish)
SAI Brochure (English)
SAI Brochure (Spanish)
- Incident Report
The AYSO Incident Report Form is used whenever there is a personal injury, damaged property, or threats of or actual physical violence surrounding an AYSO game, practice, event or property. The form should be prepared by the Coach, AYSO Official, or other AYSO Volunteer. The form may also be prepared by a member of the regional staff such as the regional safety director, or by tournament or event staff members.
Incident Report Form with Instructions
- Participation Release
Whenever a player or youth volunteer has suffered a concussion or an injury or illness that required the care of a physician or a visit to an emergency care facility, the AYSO Participation Release Form must be given to the parents or guardians. The participation release form must be completed in full and signed by the child's parents or guardians before the player or youth volunteer will be allowed to participate further in the program.
This form protects not only AYSO, but more importantly, the participants. Too often participants are out playing again before they are physically ready. Players should not participate until they are ready to play again. This form should also be used in cases of major illness.
Directions for use:
- The Regional Safety Director should enter the mailing information located in the lower portion of the form on a master copy of the form each year, and prepare copies for distribution or make the form downloadable from the Region's web site
- One or several blank forms should be given to all team coaches as part of the materials provided them at the beginning of any season.
- Tournament directors would be advised to have a supply on hand as well.
- The form should be sent to the Regional Safety Director for filing, but could be retained by the coach for a week or so in the event anyone might question the participation of the player subsequent to an illness or injury. (At the Region's option a two part NCR version of the form could be produced so that the coach retains a copy and sends the original to the Regional Safety Director.)
- The form is required whenever a player is removed from participation for concussion symptoms or it is known that the player has had to seek emergency room treatment or a physician office visit to treat an injury or illness affecting the player's readiness to participate.
- Participation Release Forms for a Concussion and any accompanying Medical Release required by State law, must be forwarded to the National Office at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- AYSO General Release
Once the team coach has assumed charge of the children on his/her team, the coach remains responsible until a duly designated adult has taken charge of each child after a practice or game. No child shall be left unsupervised after a game or practice
AYSO does not encourage children to walk or ride a bicycle home or to a friend or relative's house. However, we recognize that it may be necessary in some cases. When it is, coaches should secure a general release form from the parents/guardians to ensure their approval. General Release Form
- General Liability
AYSO carries a General Liability policy and the policy period is July 1 through June 30 of the next year.
Who is covered: The Organization, its Directors, Officers, field owners, employees and volunteers for injuries or damages the Organization becomes legally obligated to pay, including applicable legal costs for defense.
Coverage Limits: $1,000,000 each occurrence / $3,000,000 aggregate Per Region(new)Coverage is provided for:
- Participant injury
- Spectator injury
- Property damage liability
- Volunteer injury
- Activities necessary and incidental to the conduct of games or practices
- AYSO sanctioned functions, including meetings, banquets and fundraisers
- Adults participating in
- Soccer scrimmages or games with the players
- Soccer games with other adults (other than the Adult League)
- Fireworks (sale or detonation) Note: Regions operating Firework stands for fundraising MUST contact the AYSO National Office first.
- Amusement Devices (specifically excludes bounce houses, climbing walls,tractor pulls but also excludes carnival-type rides in general). Call the National Office for a full list. 800-872-2976
- AYSO Regional Equipment Insurance Program
This coverage is for loss or damage to regional equipment due to fire, vandalism or other specified causes (subject to actual policy terms and conditions.) Note: this is a completely voluntary program for any region who wishes to participate and pay for this coverage directly from regional funds. Download the application for more information.
Regional Equipment Insurance Program
- About Willis North America - AYSO's Insurance Broker
Willis is the insurance broker of record for the American Youth Soccer Organization and is the nation's third largest insurance broker. Willis is recognized as a leading global insurance broker, handling risk management and reinsurance across a wide range of service areas and industries. With nearly 20,000 Associates positioned in 400 offices across 100 countries, Willis offers something unique: a truly worldwide network, combined with outstanding local service and expertise.
- Contact
If for any reason you have a problem or concern about your insurance program, please do not hesitate to contact the National Office at 800-872-2976 or via email here.


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Nominees have been announced for the 2012 Grammys. Of course, we got the assumed contenders like Rihanna, Kanye, Nicki Minaj, Coldplay, Bon Iver, and yeah, Wiz Khalifa. But personally, we are especially excited about several of our prided projects getting nominated this year! And probably not surprising that miss Adele is definitely taking the cake here. Many congratulations to some great artists and musicians! The 54th Grammys will air on Feb 12th. For a full list of the nominees, click here.
Record Of The Year
Rolling In The Deep – Adele
Album Of The Year
21 – Adele
Song Of The Year
Rolling In The Deep – Adele
Best Pop Solo Performance
Someone Like You – Adele
Best Pop Vocal Album
21 – Adele
Best R&B Performance
Pieces Of Me – Ledisi
Is This Love – Corinne Bailey Rae
Far Away – Marsha Ambrosius
Best Traditional R&B Performance
Good Man – Raphael Saadiq
Best R&B Song
Pieces Of Me – Ledisi
Far Away – Marsha Ambrosius
Best R&B Album
Pieces Of Me – Ledisi
Second Chance – El DeBarge
Best Dance Recording
Call Your Girlfriend – Robyn
Best Dance/Electronica Album
Body Talk, Pt. 3 – Robyn
Best World Music Album
Africa For Africa – Femi Kuti
Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical
End Of Line (Photek Remix) – Daft Punk
Best Short Form Music Video
Rolling In The Deep – Adele
Best Long Form Music Video
Nine Types Of Light – TV On The Radio
Best Score Soundtrack For Visual Media
Tron Legacy – Daft Punk


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Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra to Visit Puerto Vallarta
Published Apr 25, 2013, 12:51pm - (Updated May 27, 2013, 12:15pm)
Sergio Zepeda, head of the Vallarta Cultural Institute, recently confirmed that the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra will perform in Puerto Vallarta on May
30 31, to celebrate the founding of Puerto Vallarta as a municipality, as well as a city. This year, our city marks its 95th and 45th anniversaries, respectively. This presentation, which surely will be free and held at Los Arcos Amphitheater, is possible thanks to support from our tourism and culture departments.
The concert's program and invited conductor, along with other details, are being determined as the date approaches. However, Zepeda stated, "We are truly committed to making this concert a complete success for Puerto Vallarta's public." Further updates will be available on our website, www.virtualvallarta.com, and on a future edition of this newsletter.


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2012 Past Event: Exhibit: VICTORIA CALABRO, "Sentimental Spit Shine"
- Date & Time:
- Friday, October 12 to Friday, November 16, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Location:
- Art Gallery (PCC Campus maps and directions)
- Open To:
- Public
- Description:
An installation by Brooklyn-based artist Victoria Calabro opened on the evening of October 12 at the Pasadena City College Art Gallery. "Sentimental Spit Shine" features cast and hot worked glass objects as part of a colorful immersive environment that includes extensive use of faux-grass carpeting.
Many of Calabro's recent glass sculptures take the form of picture frames that appear to have wilted or melted. Writer Lindsay Lowe describes these as "solid works that give the illusion of heat and viscosity," which "would not look out of place in Dalí's The Persistence of Memory" as they "ooze over the edges of tables and slide down walls."
Calabro's artwork has been exhibited in museums and galleries across the United States, including works currently on exhibition at the New Mexico Museum of Art. Born in Houston, Texas, much of her early life was spent living in Saudi Arabia. She holds an undergraduate degree from Indiana University and an MFA in Fine Art from New York University. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
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Yeah this has been bothering me lately. I don't get what the issue is, they take extra meat, that would usually be inedible, churn it up, dip it in ammonia (to kill bacteria), and they mix it in meat. It is perfectly ok for you to eat and decreases the prince in food.
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On a hot summer day nothing beats the heat like a cool, refreshing glass of lemonade. And who can resist kids serving up a refreshing glass of lemonade from their adorable lemonade stand?
This year I decided to revamped my Lemonade Stand and DIY Lemonade Kits from last year (which you can see here) and worked with Sweet Sosbee Designs to create a fresh and fun look to celebrate summer. I adore this classic summer activity and believe in the values and principals a simple lemonade stand can teach our kiddos. So I set out to create the cutest lemonade stand on the block! I used our wooden stand which was built for our Hot Cocoa party last year and added a new sign and a cheerful pink and yellow fabric banner to the front. I set up a little table for guest to enjoy their lemonade treats which included pink lemonade cupcakes, rice krispie treats, lemon cookies and lots of refreshing lemonade. Party guest were sent home with their very own Make Your Own Lemonade Stand bucket which included lemonade mix, paper cups with custom stickers, striped paper straws, coordinating party flags, napkins and a tube full of gumballs. Life is sweet and now our friends can celebrate summer with their very own 'sweet' lemonade stand.


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April 6, 2000
AUSTIN, Texas -- The Tulane track and field team received two outstanding performances as the squad opened competition at the 73rd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays.
Edrige Darling, a senior from Kingston, Jamaica, got the Green Wave off on the right foot by qualifying for the finals in the men's 400-meter hurdles. Darling won heat No. 2 with a time of 51.41 seconds. His time was a season-best and the second-fastest time in school history. Overall, Darling's time ranked seventh in the field of 48 and qualified him for Saturday's final, which is scheduled for 12:15 p.m.
Hanne Lyngstad, a senior from Elverum, Norway, posted a season-best time of 9:46.35 in the 3,000 meters to earn runner-up honors in the field of 21. It was her first attempt at 3,000 meters this spring and was the third-fastest 3,000 meters in school history.
Lana Garner, a senior from San Diego, Calif., competed in the women's 400-meter hurdles, where she finished fourth in heat No. 7 and did not advance to the finals. Her time of 1:04.52 ranked 37th of 51 entrants.
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vSphere Hypervisor
- Technical minimum: single socket with two cores.
- Recommended minimum: dual socket with four or more cores per CPU
- Technical minimum: 4 GB
- Recommended minimum: 8 GB or more
- Technical minimum: single 1 GbE network adapter
- Recommended minimum: dual 1 GbE network adapters
Local Storage (SATA/SAS)
- Technical minimum: Single 4 GB drive
- Recommended minimum: redundant drives
Shared Storage
- NFS, iSCSI or Fibre Channel for virtual machine storage
- Number of cores per physical CPU: No limit
- Number of physical CPUs per host: No limit
- Number of logical CPUs per host: 480
- Maximum vCPUs per virtual machine: 8
- Operating system support: Industry leader of supported operating systems. See a complete list of
supported versions.
Note: Refer to the release notes and configuration maximums guide for latest specifications.
You can easily install vSphere Hypervisor on your own or with some guided help.
- If you're looking for a do-it-yourself approach, just download the installer, accept the end-user license agreement and select which local drive you want to install it on.
Creating Virtual Machines
Once you've installed vSphere Hypervisor, there are three ways to create virtual machines.
- Use VMware vCenter Converter to transfer existing servers into virtual machines or import existing VMware and third-party virtual machine images.
- Create virtual machines from scratch by specifying the number of CPUs, the amount of memory, the disks and network interfaces you want, then load the operating system from ISO images or a boot disk.
- Import a virtual appliance. There are hundreds to choose from on the VMware Solution Exchange.
Once you've installed or imported your virtual machines, you'll need to configure them. This Getting Started demo will walk you through the process.
- Need support? You can now purchase Per Incident Support for VMware vSphere Hypervisor.
Upgrading to VMware vSphere or vSphere with Operations Management Editions
Moving up to a paid vSphere or vSphere with Operations Management Edition lets you further optimize your IT infrastructure. You'll be able to:
- Pool computing and storage resources across multiple physical hosts.
- Have centralized management of multiple hosts through VMware vCenter Server.
- Deliver improved service levels and operational efficiency.
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In court ... Dimitri De Angelis. Photo: Helen Nezdropa
A French-born former flight attendant who claimed to be in business with James Packer and Lachlan Murdoch conned several investors out of $8.5 million by pretending to be a well-connected music industry executive, a court has heard.
Dimitri De Angelis sent his victims doctored photographs of himself with the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and former US presidents Bill Clinton and George W Bush, and boasted of cooking meals for former prime minister John Howard at Kirribilli House, to make it appear he was a wealthy and successful businessman.
In September, De Angelis pleaded guilty to 16 fraud charges after a District Court judge dismissed an application that he was unfit to stand trial due to a psychotic illness or narcissistic personality disorder.
"In business together" ... Lachlan Murdoch and Dimitri De Angelis. Photo: Supplied
De Angelis's victims included the former deputy lord mayor of Sydney, Marcelle Hoff, and her husband John, who lost $1.01 million; Anne Keating, the sister of the former prime minister, who lost $100,000, and Victorian barrister Graeme Uren QC, who lost $20,000.
De Angelis told them he was setting up a company called Emporium Music, which would rival music industry powerhouses Sony and Warner Music Group and guaranteed investors a "fool-proof agreement that would reap extraordinary financial rewards for them".
He said Lachlan Murdoch and James Packer had each contributed $20 or $30 million to the company.
Dimitri De Angelis, with actress Sophie Monk, pretended to be a music industry executive. Photo: Supplied
But in reality, Mr Packer and Mr Murdoch were not involved, and he frittered the money away on travel, beauty products, luxury cars, property and cash withdrawals, often using capital from one investor to repay loans from another.
In the Sydney District Court on Thursday, the Crown Prosecutor, Michael O'Brien, said De Angelis was taking money right up until his "house of cards" came tumbling down in June 2009.
At the time, he told investors Emporium was worth millions of dollar and was about to float on the Australian Stock Exchange, when in fact the company's bank account had just $208 in it.
Dimitri De Angelis and former Russian president Mikhail Gorbachev. Photo: Supplied
De Angelis's barrister, Soruban Sivalogananthan, said the victims did not conduct any due diligence or request corroborating documentation, and De Angelis got carried away, in a manner typical of people with a narcissistic personality disorder. Mr Sivalogananthan said De Angelis had no formal business training and he made a "genuine" but "misplaced" attempt to create a successful music company.
He came to Australia in 1991 after becoming involved in a relationship with an Australian man. His only business experience was a failed import/export rice company. Mr Sivalogananthan conceded his client faced a jail sentence.
Outside the court, De Angelis said he was scared of going to prison.
"I feel bad yes, yes I do, I feel sorry for what's happening, you know, I feel so sad, you know."
He said he had not apologised to the victims but would do so "through the court". The hearing continues.


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When one looks out from Singapore's high towers across the Straits onto the Indonesian islands, there the islands of Batam and Bintan appear very inviting, basking in the sun. Lying less than one hour by fast ferry from Singapore, the islands promise a completely contrasting environment from that of busy metropolitan Singapore.
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The island of Batam today is the third busiest entry port to Indonesia next to Bali and Jakarta. Situated so near to Singapore, it is a favorite resort for residents and international toursts in Singapore who wish to get closer to nature, relax for a short vacation of golf or sailing, enjoy mouth watering fresh seafood, luxuriate in a traditional royal spa, go shopping or just for family fun.
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Twenty years into its hectic development, Batam has indeed become more crowded, where business mixes with pleasure. With no less than six ferry terminals , wide roads criss-crossing the island , an international airport and clusters of industries, hotels and housing estates, Batam still promises a leisurely weekend getaway offering reasonably priced freshly caught seafood , fine golfing , plenty of duty-free shopping , or an escape to a remote island ideal for trekking, diving, snorkeling and lazy fishing. For shoppaholics, Batam offers the excitement of shopping at the Nagoya Superblock with its 450 kiosks and 170 shops with a Hypermarket on Nagoya Hill.
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The island of Batam has six ferry terminals, they are at Sekupang, Waterfront City, Batam Center, Harbour Bay, Nongsapura and Telaga Punggur.
Batam Center receives the most ferries from Singapore and Johor. Ferries to Harbour Bay carry passengers wishing to go to Nagoya, Batam's business centre, while the terminals at Waterfront City and Nongsa serve mostly tourists visiting resorts. At Sekupang are ferries that ply between Batam and the main island of Sumatra and to the Karimun islands. While Telaga Punggur is the terminal for ferries plying between Batam and Tanjung Pinang on Bintan island.
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I mentioned in my column today, as well as a post on this blog, that Best of British Soccer World would be closing after World Cup is over. That is not the case according to owner Paul Skingley, there will be some changes taking place at the pub, such as cosmetic and menu tweaks, but the doors are not closing. It turns out a disgruntled employee gave out some misinformation. With a name like Best of British Soccer World, this is certainly a place to check out during World Cup.


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This is the Cajun second stage of the Nike-Cajun sounding rocket. The Nike first stage (not shown here) was a modified solid-fuel booster rocket originally developed by the Army for the Nike-Ajax anti-aircraft missile system. Scientific instruments-ranging in weight from ten to one hundred pounds-carried in the Cajun's nose took measurements of the upper atmosphere. The Cajun, launched from a Nike-Ajax launcher, could reach a maximum altitude of fifty miles. The motor for the Cajun, built by the Thiokol Chemical Corporation, produced 9,620 pounds of thrust for three seconds.
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics donated an entire Nike-Cajun sounding rocket to the Smithsonian in 1958.
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India's Clean Revolution report
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