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The European Legal Network
The European Legal Network is a neutral, non-partisan, private network of legal professionals facilitated by FSFE. Delegates share knowledge and cooperate to increase the availability of best practice information about Free Software licensing. The network has over 300 participants across 28 countries and 4 continents, and it is the largest legal support structure for Free Software in the world.
The network occasionally produces public documentation to help people explore and understand legal matters. These are discussion documents and the contents do not constitute legal advice or necessarily reflect the opinions of any contributor, or FSFE's own positions. You can find out more about these documents on the independent network wiki.
FSFE has extensive contacts in Europe, and can help locate legal experts, consultants or engineers in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, France, Italy, Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Greece, Germany, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands and the UK. FSFE can also provide introductions to experts in Australia, Canada, China, Israel, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and the USA.
Persons wishing to join the European Legal Network may either ask an existing network member to recommend them, or may contact FSFE's internal legal team directly.
Network delegates have expressed a particular interest in welcoming new experts from countries that recently joined the EU, from the Baltic states, and across Asia.
Successful applicants will have profound expertise in legal matters pertaining to Free Software, and will join the network in order to share their knowledge with their peers from around the world. Discussions on the network are always conducted in a professional and respectful tone, and are held under the Chatham House rule. Members agree to adhere to these rules when joining the network.


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TUCSON – Arizona head coach Mike Candrea has signed two recruits for the 2015 class, Chino, Calif., native Patricia Parks and Ashleigh Hughes, from Antelope, Calif.
Both players will provide an immediate impact for UA at a variety of positions. Parks pitches and can play first base and outfield while Hughes can play the infield or the outfield.
Patricia "Trish" Parks
Pitcher, 1B, OF
Chino, Calif.
Chino Hills H.S.
Coach Candrea says: "Trish is an outstanding athlete that will be able to contribute to the Wildcats both in the circle and offensively. She's quiet, takes care of business, a hard worker and very coachable. She throws 62-64 with a lively arm. She attends Chino Hills H.S. and presently has a 3.6 GPA."
Parks says: "I have decided to attend the University of Arizona because I have been an Arizona fan for as long as I can remember. Watching Arizona in the College World Series year after year has provided me motivation to the best player I can be. To play for Coach Candrea and the rest of the coaching staff is like a dream come true for me. I have visited the campus multiple times and each time that I visit, I am reassured that this is the school for me. I am looking forward to becoming a better player and playing with the best of the best, against the best of the best. This team is truly talented and I can't wait to hit the field to play alongside everyone. I am so excited to join the Wildcat family."
Ashleigh Hughes
Antelope, CA
Antelope H.S.
Coach Candrea says: "Ashleigh is an outstanding athlete and tremendous addition to the Arizona Wildcats. Ashleigh is a left handed hitter that has tremendous speed and power. She is presently playing for the So Cal Choppers coached by Gary and Dean Fausett. She attends Antelope High School and presently has a 3.1 GPA."
Hughes says: "I chose Arizona because of the people and the amazing coaching staff; it felt like a place I could call home. I am most excited to be a part of the incredible tradition of the university and the softball team at Arizona."

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peta2 + SG + Valentine's Day = 45 Anti-Fur Ads!
I cannot begin to tell you guys just how excited I am for this day to finally be here. Since the fall, I've been working on what is quite possibly the biggest campaign ever to hit peta2. I approached the SG about their interest in teaming up with peta2 for an anti-fur ad and the response from the girls was amazing. So many of the girls, from all corners of the world, wanted to get involved to help make everyone well aware that killing animals for their fur is reprehensible, outdated, and utterly unnecessary.
The madness all began in October when 14 SG made their way to LA for a huge photo shoot (Luckily for you, we had the day documented, so head over to our MySpace page to watch the video!). And for those that couldn't make the shoot, they submitted pictures for the campaign from all corners of the globe.
After months of hard work from so many, including our wonderful production dept. (Thanks, Matt and Cholly!) and SG co-founder, Missy Suicide, who says, "I'm very anti-fur…I think that it's just a crime to kill an innocent animal so that you can wear a pelt on your back!" the launch is finally here!
Tonight we'll be unveiling many of the "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" and "Ink, Not Mink" ads at The Roxy in LA. I can't think of a better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than by everyone getting together and showing their undying love for animals…AWWW!
We'll be launching the new ads for you all to see each and every weekday on our MySpace page, so you'll want to make sure you check back daily to see the new ads. Each day you'll also get to read special guest blogs from the girls, talking about why they wanted to get involved in the campaign. Head over now and you'll be able to see and hear from Missy, Rigel, Fractal, Taye, and Bettina.
Happy Valentine's Day, M'dears!


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An interesting question posed by my philosophy professor.
Would you rather live in Walley's Axiom, eating food in a cup and getting pampered everyday, but everyone around you is a mindless fat person, or in the matrix where you have a "real life" but reality isn't what it seems. If you want this can be broken up into 2 parts if you want to leave the matrix or not.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Tallahassee police plan to charge two suspects with attempted murder after a shooting over a Walmart parking space.
An arrest affidavit shows Earl White III and Tiffany Yancey were captured in Grady County, Georgia, on Saturday. They face charges of attempted robbery with a firearm, attempted murder and possession of firearm by convicted felon in connection to the store shooting.
Police say a disagreement over a parking space led to the shooting outside the store on Black Friday. The affidavit says Yancey pointed a gun at a female, demanding "everything in your purse." Police say White then shot the woman and a male passenger outside the store.
The suspects fled, but were later captured in Gadsen County in Georgia. They will be charged after being extradited to Florida.


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National Voter Registration Act Studies
Submitted by gbain on Tue, 12/22/2009 - 14:01
In 2002, HAVA transferred the responsibility of bi-annually administering a survey on the impact of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC). EAC is required to submit a report to Congress assessing the impact of NVRA on the administration of elections for Federal office during the preceding 2-year period. This report includes recommendations for improvements in Federal and state procedures, forms and other matters.
Before 2002, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) was responsible for assessing the impact of the NVRA. Past reports can be viewed here.


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1997 Hall of Fame Inductee George Clinton talks about 2012 Hall of Fame Inductees the Red Hot Chili Peppers and producing their second studio album, Freaky Styley.
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Men's Lights Host No. 3 Columbia, Delaware On Senior Day At Lake Carnegie
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After falling to the nation's top two teams last weekend in the annual Goldthwait Cup regatta, Princeton will compete in its final regular season race Saturday afternoon on Lake Carnegie.
The Tigers will be challenged in their tune-up race before the Eastern Sprints, as they will race one of the top-ranked teams in the country. The Tigers will take on No. 3 Columbia and No. 11 Delaware today.
The regatta is scheduled to begin at noon, and it will follow the Content Cup heavyweight competition between Princeton and Brown (9 am), as well as the open women's dual race with Michigan (10:20 am).
"The guys won't have too much time to dwell on the results today," head coach Marty Crotty said after the Goldthwait Cup. "We have a tough race next week with No. 3 Columbia and Delaware. Delaware has an undefeated frosh crew that just beat the Penn Frosh."
A victory over Columbia would provide a nice edge in momentum heading into the Eastern Sprints, as the Lions have been one of the upstart teams in the nation. Princeton defeated Columbia during both the dual season and the postseason last year, but the Lions' only varsity eight loss this season has been to Yale.
Today will also be the final home regatta of the season, as well as the final races on Lake Carnegie for the Class of 2013, who will look to cap their careers with postseason gold over the next four weeks.


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Women's Basketball Bucks Broncs, 88-42, in Home Opener
Everything seemed to fall into place for the Princeton women's basketball team Tuesday evening in Jadwin Gym. In front of the home crowd for the first time this season, the Tigers put on an all-around sound performance to hand local rival Rider an 88-42 loss.
Three players scored in double figures, the team nearly shot 50 percent, going 49.3 percent (34-for-69) from the field, and all five freshmen saw minutes. Coming off its loss at Marist, Princeton found its rhythm and saw contributions from every active player.
Rider opened the game with a slight advantage, 7-5, at 16:35, but it would be the only lead the visiting Broncs owned in the 40-minute contest.
The Tigers countered with a dominating 22-3 run, including a 14-0 rally, over a 10-minute span to assume control for good. Behind its well-orchestrated offensive output, Princeton went into halftime holding a 41-23 lead.
Over the final 20-minute period, the Tigers saw the depth of its bench. All five newcomers made their Jadwin debut, including Annie Tarakchian and Taylor Williams seeing their first collegiate minutes. The freshmen earned valuable playing time, simultaneously seeing action on the floor for a 4:29-minute run.
The freshmen combined for 26 of the Tigers' 47 bench points.
While the depth of the Princeton lineup bolstered its play, seniors Megan Bowen and Niveen Rasheed helped ignite it from the get-go. For the second time in as many games, Bowen had 12 points, going 4-for-5 from the stripe. As for Rasheed, she recorded her first double-double of the year with 17 points and 11 rebounds. She went 5-for-9 from the field and was a perfect 7-for-7 from the line. Off the bench, sophomore Blake Dietrick was able to capitalize on openings from beyond the arc to score in double figures for the first time this season. The guard had 11 points, going 3-for-4 from three-point land.
Princeton held Rider to 29.2 percent (14-for-28) from the field, while outrebounding the Broncs 49-27. The Tigers had 23 assists and 18 steals, which they parlayed into 25 points.
With this confidence-boosting win under their belts, the Tigers (2-1) look to propel that momentum into this weekend's trip to Southern California. Princeton will face UC Riverside on Friday, Nov. 23 at 10 p.m. ET, before heading to UCLA for a Sunday, Nov. 25 meeting at 4 p.m. ET.


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The City of Wilmington Announces Hazardous Waste Disposal Event
Posted on 10/02/2013 12:54 pm
Do you have old cans of paint or stacks of paper cluttering an attic or basement? Join the Wilmington RISE movement by bringing your waste to a hazardous waste disposal event, this coming Saturday, October 5, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
In an effort to clean our communities and help Wilmington RISE by making the City clean, safe and smart; members of the community can bring documents for shredding and hazardous material and electronic equipment for safe disposal.
The Wilmington RISE campaign was created through the vision of Mayor Dennis P. Williams and his Administration to enrich and enhance the community of Wilmington through a hands-on approach that rests on three pillars: Clean, Safe and Smart.
This disposal and shredding event is sponsored by the Delaware Solid Waste Authority and supported by the City of Wilmington, Wilmington City Council and the United Way of Delaware. The event offers local residents an easy and convenient way to dispose of hazardous materials and electronic equipment and to shred important or sensitive documents on-the-spot.
Hazardous Material/Electronic Equipment Disposal:
For a complete list of the materials or equipment that citizens may dispose of at the event, visit the Delaware Solid Waste Authority's website at www.dswa.com.
Document/Paper Material Shredding:
Residents participating in the shredding portion of the event are asked to please adhere to a three (3) box per household limit for documents and paper materials. Your documents will be shredded in front of you.
Please share this important information with your friends, neighbors and civic groups. This is a wonderful opportunity to clean out your basement or garage and safely dispose of materials that could be harmful to you, your family and to our environment.
The Hazardous Waste event will take place rain or shine in parking lot in back of the outfield wall at Frawley Stadium on the Wilmington Riverfront, located at 801 South Madison Street, Wilmington, Delaware.


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ZF-7002: Zend_Application_Resource_Modules class_exists shouldn't try to load bootstrap class
On line 71, Zend_Application_Resource_Modules checks if the bootstrap class for a specific module is loaded using class_exists. However, the second argument for class_exists isn't set to false. The result is that the autoloader will try to load the bootstrap class automatically. This is not desirable if you don't want to create a bootstrap class for your modules. Also, the resource seems to already be setup to try and load the class if it's not loaded already. Suggested fix:
Resolved in r16155 and merged to release-1.8 in r16156
I think this partially solves ZF-6658.
Maybe same problem with class_exists is in ZF-6672, can you please reassign and fix ZF-6672 also?
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I make a fabulous chocolate-chip cookie. I mean fabulous. I dare the 12-pound Kelly Ripa, the 13-pound Sarah Jessica Parker or the 14-pound Jennifer Aniston to eat only one. But despite my cookie confidence, I've never graduated to cake. I blame Martha Stewart. I blame Cake Boss, Cupcake Wars—anything on TV with that word in the title. A pastry bag frightens me; fondant seems intimidatingly French.
I decide to conquer my fondantophobia. It is my son's ninth birthday, and I will forgo the cupcake store and bake him something beautiful. I have studied YouTube—the amateur videos to be found there are better than the ones put out by the cake-decorating professionals. I have culled information from friends and strangers on Facebook and Pinterest.
The theme? My son plays the piano. There are a lot of recipes for piano cakes, meaning you create the shape and ice in the keys; some recipes even include real wooden legs for garnish (he'll get that when he plays at Carnegie Hall). I've picked a fairly easy two-layer number. I practice my keys and musical notes with a batch of test icing and then, heart in throat, manipulate that dreaded pastry bag.
The finished cake has a homemade, not-very-professional look, but I am hooked. And thinking of pitching a new TV show: Fondant Feud.
Karen Bergreen is the author of Perfect is Overrated.
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Easter Coffees
Hop into spring with our Easter Gift Set! This is a fantastic collection of three 1lb flavored coffees, each designed to remind you of spring and give you maximum flavor. Whether you enjoy sweet coffees, nutty coffees, or dessert flavored coffees, you'll find something to love in the Easter Gift Set. This is a fantastic gift for your friends and family; give it to new coffee drinkers so they can learn to love it, too!
Start off with the Pastel Jordan Almond Flavored Coffee. This nutty, light flavored coffee is perfect for starting your day on a good note. Then, during the afternoon, enjoy the rich and smooth flavor of Swiss chocolate bunny flavored coffee. Finally, try the Peter Cottontail Flavored Coffee for dessert. There's no better way to end your day! With the Easter Gift Set, your spring is guaranteed to be wonderful!


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Mary Shacklett, President, Transworld Data
Mary E. Shacklett is an internationally recognized technology commentator and President of Transworld Data, a marketing and technology services firm. Prior to founding her own company, she was Vice President of Product Research and Software Development for Summit Information Systems, a computer software company; and Vice President of Strategic Planning and Technology at FSI International, a multinational manufacturer in the semiconductor industry.
Mary has business experience in Europe, Japan, and the Pacific Rim. She has a BS degree from the University of Wisconsin and an MA from the University of Southern California, where she taught for several years. She is listed in Who's Who Worldwide and in Who's Who in the Computer Industry.
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM's Future Cities
Mary Jander comes to UBM's Future Cities from Internet Evolution, where she was Executive Editor. Previously, she was Site Editor of Byte and Switch and a longtime Senior Editor of Light Reading. She has spent over 27 years reporting and writing on information technology and networking, including nine years on the senior editorial team of Data Communications magazine. Mary also spent many years as a freelance copy editor for a range of book publishing companies. She has a Bachelor's Degree in English and business from City College of New York and Marymount/Fordham, Tarrytown. She now lives in rural Nova Scotia, where her hobbies include fly fishing and seal beating.
Gary Cole, Partner Accenture
Stan Swete, Chief Technology Officer, Workday
Stan Swete is chief technology officer at Workday and is responsible for Workday's overall technology strategy, direction, and execution.
Prior to Workday, Stan spent 10 years at PeopleSoft in a number of key leadership roles, including head of the products and technology organization that included more than 4,000 employees. He was also manager of tools development, general manager of financial applications, general manager of CRM, and was responsible for the initial release of PeopleSoft's Internet architecture. Prior to PeopleSoft, Stan spent 10 years with ASK Computer Systems, including management of ASK's VAX product line.
Stan holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University.


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D'Alessandro, Strand Break Tiger Records During Strong Day 1 Of Big Al Open
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Sophomore Teo D'Alessandro and junior Michael Strand turned the first night of the Big Al Open into a record-breaking occasion. The duo, part of Princeton's six-man NCAA contingent last spring, broke a pair of Princeton records to help the Tigers out to a big lead after Day 1 of the 2013 Big Al Open.
D'Alessandro lowered his own school record in the 200 IM, going 1:45.08 in the prelims, while Strand went 46.68 in the opening leg of the 400 medley relay to break his own record of 47.04. Strand's time currently ranks among the Top 10 nationally, while D'Alessandro has a Top 15 time.
Together, they helped Princeton score 369 team points during the first day of the weekend meet. Dartmouth (221) holds a slim edge over Brown (204) for second place; the meet continues Saturday with prelims at 11 am and finals at 6 pm.
Neither record breaker was part of Princeton's first win of the meet, as the quartet of Harrison Wagner, Connor Maher, Julian Mackrel and Jeremy Wong won the 200 free relay in 1:20.06. Strand did lead off a second-place effort for a second Tiger team, as he joined En-Wei Hu-Van Wright, Sandy Bole and Brooks Powell for a time of 1:21.25.
Freshman Sam Smiddy continued his terrific start to the season by winning the 500 free in 4:27.82. He won an exciting battle with Brown's Cory Mayfield, who finished second in 4:27.93. Senior Paul Nolle took fourth in 4:31.54, while freshman Lance Rutkin placed sixth in 4:32.48.
D'Alessandro had his record-breaking swim during the morning session, though he finished off his day with a 200 IM victory in 1:45.37. Classmate Marco Bove added a third-place finish in 1:48.61, while senior tri-captain Daniel Hasler placed fifth in 1:50.65.
Wagner finished second in the 50 free in 20.24, while Wong (20.35) and Mackrel (20.72) added fifth- and sixth-place finishes for the Tigers.
Junior Michael Manhard placed second in the 1-meter diving finals with 308.75 points, while senior Mark O'Connell finished fourth with 299.20 points.
Strand's record-setting relay leg ignited strong swims from Jack Pohlmann, D'Alessandro and Wagner to post a winning time of 3:12.88 in the 400 medley relay. Princeton took two of the top three spots, as the quartet of Hu-Van Wright, Hasler, Bove and Wong placed third in 3:17.17.


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A couple of weeks ago, we were extremely shocked and saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Ronny Jordan, British guitarist and good friend of Giant Step. Jordan came onto the scene in the early 90s at the forefront of the acid jazz movement, which combined elements of R&B, hip-hop, and jazz. The unfortunate news prompted us to remember the career of an incredibly talented musician that we've been lucky to support from the beginning.
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"America by Air" Permanent Gallery Opens at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum Nov. 17
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Tuesday November 13, 2007
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Did you know that the first airline began flying only 11 years after the Wright brothers' flight in 1903? That the first stewardesses were nurses meant to help relieve the public's fear of flying? That the arrival of nonstop transcontinental service in the 1950s freed major league baseball to expand into new markets west of the Mississippi? That in 1965, Marlon D. Green became the first African American commercial pilot, and it was eight more years before Emily Howell broke through the gender barrier? Find out about the story of air travel and its impact on U.S. history, culture and everyday life at the National Air and Space Museum's latest permanent exhibition "America by Air."
With a wide-ranging array of artifacts, photographs, artwork and interactive displays, "America by Air" shows how paying passengers got off the ground after the development of airmail; how air travel went from the realm of intrepid adventurers to an everyday necessity; and how current events will affect the way people fly for years to come. The exhibition is divided into four thematic sections: Early Years of Air Transportation, 1914-1927; Airline Expansion and Innovation, 1927-1941; the Heyday of Propeller Airliners, 1941-1958; and the Jet Age, 1958-present.
Visitors will be able to cross a 30-foot-high pedestrian bridge and step inside the forward fuselage of a retired Northwest Boeing 747, getting a close-up look at the cockpit and the view from the upper deck of the wide-body airliner that became an icon of the jet set era. In addition to the nose of a 747 and the forward fuselage of a DC-7, seven complete airplanes from the early years of aviation are on display: the Ford Tri-Motor; a Curtiss JN-4D Jenny; a Pitcairn PA-5 Mailwing; a Fairchild FC-2; a Northrop Alpha; a Boeing Model 247D; and a Douglas DC-3.
While most of the aircraft is displayed hanging from ceiling trusses, the Jenny is much closer to eye level on supports just outside an airmail hut. Surplus Jennys from World War I became the first aircraft used in regular service by the U.S. Post Office Department. The museum's JN-4D, in pristine, unrestored condition, was last displayed by the Smithsonian during the 1960s. Several key passenger airplane engines from the 1920s to the 1970s will be displayed in the gallery, including the pioneering 1926 Wright Whirlwind and a Rolls-Royce RB.211 high-bypass turbofan.
With the help of a specially built platform installed in the gallery, visitors looking up at the hanging Ford 5-AT Tri-Motor can feel and hear the continuous heavy vibrations that rattled travelers aboard the classic "Tin Goose" in the 1920s. They also will experience modern aviation technology in a life-size interactive cockpit simulation of an Airbus A320 taking off and landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. The graphics seen through the windshield show the nation's capital and its landmarks in remarkable detail.
An airline chewing-gum dispenser, a travel insurance vending machine and stylish stewardess uniforms from the 1960s and 1970s help show the social and historical context of the story. Special photo opportunities will be available throughout the gallery, including cutouts of soot-covered airmail pilots and traveling stars from Hollywood's golden era.
Among the many interactive features, animated maps on large, high-definition screens present a compressed day-in-the-life of today's complex airline routes and how they can be affected by bad weather. The same displays will show visitors how air traffic control cleared the skies over the United States Sept. 11, 2001, in just a few hours. Many of the exhibition's interactive features will be available on the museum's Web site, www.nasm.si.edu.
On opening day, the museum will host an "America by Air"-themed Family Day, with such activities as curator talks and storytimes for young visitors.
"America by Air" is made possible through the generous support of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; the U.S. Department of Transportation; and Airbus. Additional support is provided by the Federal Aviation Administration, Rockwell Collins and The Boeing Company. Northwest Airlines Inc. generously donated the 747 whose forward fuselage is displayed in the gallery.
The National Air and Space Museum building on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., is located at Sixth Street and Independence Avenue S.W. The museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center— home to a number of historic commercial airplanes, including a Concorde, the Boeing Model 307 Stratoliner and the "Dash 80" original prototype for the Boeing 707—is located in Chantilly, Va., near Washington Dulles International Airport. Both facilities are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (Closed Dec. 25) Admission is free, but there is a $12 fee for daily parking at the Udvar-Hazy Center.


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The Jade Element
Smooth and cool, San Diego based Jade Element's Nu R&B is spiced with a taste of funk, soul and just a tad of gospel in the mix. This Voxation album makes available the full compliment of Sonicfire Pro features for quick and easy track customization in all of your video applications.
(All tracks include unlimited access to Full, Broadcast and custom lengths with a commercial license)
Album Tracks (10 tracks on album)
- 1 Full Eclipse
- 2 River Runs Deep
- 3 Abyss
- 4 Back And Forth
- 5 On My Way-JE
- 6 Move On
- 7 Hour Glass
- 8 Time Never Met
- 9 Carried Away-JE
- 10 Tomorrow
- Album Medley
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Police say the man was carrying a handgun when entered the Fulton Bank branch at 468 W. Main St. about 11:30 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 25 and demanded money from a female teller.
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CALABASH | The annual Plants 'n' Gifts Sale is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 24-25 at Brunswick Plantation. The Brunswick Bloomers Garden Club has hundreds of locally grown plants and a variety of handmade items. The Lower Cape Fear Hospice & LifeCareCenter will receive all proceeds from the sale.
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Another bike stolen in the Denver area.
The bike belongs to Mitch Cowley, a good friend of Primal who does all of our vehicle wrapping. The bike was inside the van, which we believe was broken into on Saturday night, which was getting ready to head out to Sea Otter.
It's a Giant TCR advanced size 56, Full SRAM Red with SRAM S60 Wheels. It should be hard to miss! We would love to get it back to him!
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I was just curious to know if the bike was ever returned to the owner. I couldn't find any follow-up to this story. The bike seems like it would be easily to identify. I can't believe someone would steal it! Was it found and returned?
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My mother-in-law works for NOAA. She has nothing to do, so she is driving here to stay with us, without prior notification, for as long as she wants. I don't mind scheduled visits, but this is not a scheduled visit.
This sucks.
Use the force Yoda...plant in her mind that you are not the family she is looking for.
Other than that, big project at work, can't be home much, and jeesh, timing worked out good, mom-in-law, you can help with the family and things around the house, like cleaning bathrooms, and stuff.
If I catch her pinching my stash, I will cut off her hand.
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Is she down to party? Would a threesome be awkward?
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overindulge in protein powder and stink her out.
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Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
besides the people I know who aren't getting a paycheck this is the first case of shutdown outrage I actually believe is real.
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Things like this make me think back to the advise my great grandpa gave me. It's Reagan's fault just like the potholes in the road are.
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Rex Edward Boston, 8, of Stuttgart passed away Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013, at Baptist Health-Stuttgart.
Rex was born Aug. 11, 2005, in Stuttgart to Thomas and Cheryl Lyn Hall Boston. He was a third-grade student at Jesus Name Christian School and member of Jesus Name Church of Christ. He loved to fish and hunt, but most of all, just loved to have fun.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Carl Boston; an uncle, Carl Glenn Boston; and an aunt, Julia Waguespack.
Survivors are his parents, Thomas and Cheryl Boston; three sisters, Samantha Boston, Heather Simpson and husband Cristopher and Jill Boston, all of Stuttgart; two nieces, Sadie Simpson and Abigail Simpson; his grandparents, Ernestine Boston, of Humphrey, and Bob and Andrea Hall, of Stuttgart; aunts and uncles, Carol Rockwell of Humphrey, Wanda Hall of Stuttgart, Robert and Susie Hall of Winnsboro, La., and Stephen and Kayla Hall, of Stuttgart; and many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services, officiated by Bro. Guy Looper, are 11 a.m. Friday at Jesus Name Church of Christ with burial following in Flynn Cemetery by Turpin Funeral Home of Stuttgart.
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B.B. King moves to Memphis, taking a job at a factory where his cousin, bluesman Bukka White, works.
B.B. King performs on Sonny Boy Williamson's show on radio station KWEM, which leads to a steady gig at Sixteenth Avenue Grill in West Memphis.
B.B. King records for the first time, cutting four songs (including his debut single, "Miss Martha King") at Memphis radio station WDIA, where he works as a performer and deejay.
On a trip to Memphis, West Coast record man Jules Bihari signs B.B. King, who will record prolifically for the Bihari brothers' RPM, Kent and Crown labels over the next decade.
B.B. King's first hit, a version of Lowell Fulsom's "Three O'Clock Blues," enters the R&B chart, which it will top for five weeks.
"You Upset me Baby," by B.B. King, enters the R&B chart. It will be his fourth and final single to reach Number One.
B.B. King signs with ABC-Paramount Records, for which he'll begin recording after fulfilling contractual obligations to the Bihari brothers' RPM, Kent and Crown labels.
B.B. King's self-penned "Rock Me Baby" enters the Top Forty, where it will peak at #34.
B.B. King records a performance at a nightclub on Chicago's Southside, yielding the classic blues album Live at the Regal.
B.B. King performs at the Montreux Jazz Festival, the Newport Folk Festival and San Francisco's Fillmore West, exposing the rising blues legend to jazz, folk and rock audiences.
"Paying the Cost to Be the Boss," one of B.B. King's signature songs, enters the R&B chart, where it will reach #10.
B.B. King opens the first of eighteen dates for the Rolling Stones on the British group's sixth U.S. tour.
"The Thrill Is Gone," by B.B. King, enters the singles chart, where it will peak at #3 R&B and #15 pop. It will earn King a Grammy for Best Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance, Male
B.B. King begins recording Indianola Mississippi Seeds, an album that finds him backed by rock musicians, furthering his crossover appeal.
B.B. King plays for prisoners at Chicago's Cook County Jail. The show is released in 1971 as Live in Cook County Jail.
"I Like to Live the Love," B.B. King's last Top Ten R&B hit, enters the singles charts, where it will peak at #10 R&B and #28 pop.
Together for the First Time…Live, the first of two live albums uniting B.B. King with Bobby Blue Bland, is released. It will become the first gold album for both artists.
B.B. King and Bobby Blue Bland's collaboration on the New Orleans standard "Let the Good Times Roll" enters the R&B chart, where it will peak at #20.
B.B. King is awarded an honorary doctorate in music from Yale University. He will receive a similar honor from Boston's Berklee School of music in 1982.
B.B. King releases Deuces Wild, an album of collaborations with the Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, Dr. John and Willie Nelson. It will become King's second gold album.
B.B. King tours Russia, performing twenty-seven concerts in thirty cities, furthering his reputation as America's "Ambassador of the Blues."
B.B. King is inducted into the first class of the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame.
B.B. King releases Blues 'n' Jazz, a back-to-basics album that will win a Grammy for Best Blues Recording.
B.B. King turns sixty, marking the event with the release of his fiftieth album, Six Silver Strings.
B.B. King is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the second annual induction dinner. Sting is his presenter.
B.B. King A Night of Red Hot Blues is taped for broadcast on HBO at Ebony Showcase Theater in Los Angeles. King is joined by Phil Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, Paul Butterfield, Dr. John, Eric Clapton, Etta James and more.
B.B. King receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences at the 30th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
"When Love Comes to Town," by U2 and B.B. King, wins Best Video from Film at the MTV Video Awards. Written for King by U2's Bono, it appeared on the Irish group's feature film and double album Rattle & Hum.
B.B. King releases Live at San Quentin, his fifth live album and second cut at a correctional facility. King has performed sixty prison concerts in his career and is cofounder of the Foundation for the Advancement of Inmate Recreation and Rehabilitation (FAIRR).
B.B. King receives the National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment of the Arts.
B.B. King's Memphis Blues Club opens in the city where the blues legend launched his career. King will open another club in Los Angeles in 1994.
B.B. King's Live at the Apollo, a big-band album released the previous year, wins a Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Recording.
King of the Blues, a four-disc box set documenting B.B. King's career, is released on MCA Records.
B.B. King's Blues Summit - which finds him joined by John Lee Hooker, Etta James, Buddy Guy, Albert Collins and more - wins a Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Recording.
In the same year he turned seventy, B.B. King is honored at the 18th annual Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C.
The U.S. government designates B.B. King its "Ambassador of Music," under which title he'll represent America at the World Expo in Lisbon, Portugal.
B.B. King and Eric Clapton's collaborative Riding With the King (coproduced by Clapton) is released. It will become King's first platinum album.
B.B. King releases Reflections, a genre-bridging album of pop, country, jazz and blues standards, including three Louis Armstrong chestnuts.
The state of Mississippi celebrates "B.B. King Day." A decree of the State House and Senate reads: "No matter where he appears in the world, B.B. King is a proud ambassador of his home state, and Mississippi is even prouder of this native son."


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Is it beyond you to improve your position in life? Is it beyond her?
Is it beyond you to improve your position in life? Is it beyond her?
Yeah, especially when your an ignorant prick who doesn't even understand what he's talking about
And you do?
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
And I only use student aid in my own right in terms of Student aid, so I can get out of that lifestyle and support myself.
Obviously you also have never heard of adoption. If there was no welfare and your mother cared about you, she would either work for a living or put you up for adoption. I very much doubt you would die.
What makes you so sure you're right?
And why has that happened? Is it the fault of the good people who work hard and give the government their money so that it can go to washouts like your mother? Or is it her fault for not acting like the sensible and mature adult one would expect from a mother?
Here's something you may not know. My parents are divorced. When they divorced they worked out fairly quickly that neither of them would be able to look after us, and so they did the sensible thing and now we live with our grandparents. And you know what? It's absolutely fine. It works.
Besides I think the rich and middle class can fucking live with 20-35% of their income used for social purposes, most are just ignorant morons(like the editor) who would rather spend it to buy another fucking iPod because they think the poor deserve to be poor because they have no understanding of social psychology or culture.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
The poor should work to get themselves out of being poor. And I think the 20-35% of my money should go on the projects that improve society in general, not just bits of it. Healthcare, education, transport... These things make a difference to everybody. Without transport I couldn't get around, without education I couldn't get a good job, and without healthcare I wouldn't have a GP to see if I became ill. And this applies to everybody in the country, not just me. Wellfare and support only affect a proportion of the country, and the rest of us shouldn't be held responsible for that section.
Never heard of him/her.
Do you think a low-class alcoholic would really go through the process of trying to put a child into the fauster system? Do you think they think that much?
I know I'm right because I've been there and you live in your fucking middle class home staying warm when it's cold and eating when your hungry without any sort of trouble your whole life. You don't know shit about the real world, just what you've read about it on Wikipedia.
It's still not our responsibility, it's hers. Cold and heartless I may be, but you can't make it my fault that she's fucking you over.
Talkin' to God, Mario.
No, I won't. But I worked for that money, and you didn't, and now it's going from me to you. How would you feel if someone came along and said "Hi, I'm here to take your money and give it to a random stranger who doesn't work hard enough to support their family"?
People who work and make money make the roads. They don't need welfare. Those people who are suffering wouldn't be suffering if they worked hard and lived sensibly. If you make a lot of money then well done you. Now you can go and spend it on whatever the hell you want. If you don't then you can't. If you don't make enough to support your family then you need to work harder or find someone else to look after the kids while you get into a position to look after them yourself. If you can't support yourself despite having the capability to do so if you'd just sort your life out then you are a waste of space and deserve everything that you've got coming. The old and the disabled can get the money: they aren't responsible for their position and neither is anyone else, so it's only right that the government helps them out. But if you're a child and your parents can't look after you then they should damn well do something about it. If you're an adult and you can't look after yourself then you should also do something about it. You have severely fucked up.
If you need it for the short term then take out a loan like the rest of us. And if you work but can't support your family then you just aren't working hard enough and are living beyond your means. Do something about it.
On a tenuously related note, what do you think of inheritance tax?
No, I don't expect the child to. I expect the parent too, as do the rest of us. And I fully expect any number of concerned individuals to be equally capable of arranging for the Social Services to take over custody of the child. The child is then the states responsibility and gets what it needs until either adoption or adulthood are reached.
And why would those people have fallen on hard times? Because inflation is getting ahead of pay increases? Well then, the company should be held responsible. Because they've lost their job? Tough luck. Borrow some money from friends and family (or take out a loan), and then go get a new job. Because they're injured and cannot work? Sure, you get the money. Any other reasons?
To be honest, if you're working 50+ hours a week and not getting enough money to live on then what the fuck are you doing in that job in the first place. You are obviously either living beyond reasonable levels for your income or are being paid below minimum wage. And have you not heard of student loans? They exist so that you can go to university. I'm getting a student loan. Maintenance loan too. And then I pay all that money back when I have a job.
As I've said, it is a government's most fundemental duty to help it's people. If someone in their country legitimately needs help, they should get it. It would only injure the economy to leave the people to fend for themselves like that, if everyone was taking out loans any no one was paying them, the banks would quickly go out of business. It only helps the people as a whole to help those less fortunate.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (2/14/14) - Valentine's Day night didn't start out as planned for the Princeton women's hockey team against Brown. The Tigers, trying to keep pace in the standings for home-ice advantage in the ECAC Tournament, found themselves in a scoreless tie at home midway through the second period with a Bears team on the outside looking in on the postseason picture.
But a seven-minute sequence in the second session flowered three goals to change the fortunes of Princeton's evening for the better. Freshman Kelsey Koelzer, junior Brianna Leahy and senior Denna Laing each scored, while sophomore Kimberly Newell stopped every shot she saw in goal, and the rest was roses for the Tigers on Friday at Hobey Baker Rink.
Brown (4-17-5, 3-13-3) - which entered on its first two-game winning streak of the season - battled Princeton (13-9-4, 9-7-3) to a scoreless opening 20 minutes. The second period seemed to be following a similar script, until penalties brought the Bears to their demise.
A tripping penalty against forward Ariana Rucker at the 10:33-mark of the second and a hooking violation to forward Brittany Moorehead with 11:29 to go in the period gave the Tigers a 5x3 advantage. Though Princeton couldn't capitalize while up two skaters, the Orange and Black began to take control of the game.
With 9:26 remaining in the middle period and the Tigers on a 5x4 power play, Princeton finally had a goal to show for its momentum. Senior defender Gabie Figueroa received the puck at the point and fed the freshman Koelzer, who ripped a one-timer from the left circle past Brown goaltender Aubree Moore.
Just three-and-a-half minutes later, another Bears penalty led to another Tigers goal. Almost as soon as forward Vanessa Welten stepped into the penalty box for cross-checking, Leahy deposited a pass from Laing into the net for a 2-0 Princeton lead. The Tigers power play, which at one point this season was considered a weakness, had struck again.
Then, with about three minutes remaining in the second period, Koelzer, from behind the net, dished in front for Laing, who put away her team-leading 12th goal of the season to make it 3-0.
Meanwhile, Newell came up with 17 saves for her second shutout of the season and the third of her career. Moore made 25 stops in the loss for Brown.
The win gives Princeton at least one point in six of its last seven games (4-1-2). With three ECAC regular season games remaining, the Tigers sit in sixth place in the 12-team league - two points behind both Quinnipiac and St. Lawrence. The top four teams in the standings skate at home in the best-of-three ECAC Quarterfinals in two weekends.
For now, Princeton keeps its focus on its Senior Day matchup against Yale (7-13-6, 5-8-6). The Tigers host the Bulldogs at Baker Rink on Saturday at 4 p.m., following a ceremony to honor seniors Rose Alleva, Sally Butler, Figueroa, Katie Jones, Laing and Olivia Mucha.


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Im"guessin "that Atlantic want him to sign one of those new deals which gives them more control then they should have. TGARA might force Lasers out... either way I'm about to be happy to get something. Right now I'm like F*ck Lasers... Atlantic is trying to get Lupe to sell his soul. I'm cool with waiting for them to release it or for him to leak it. Lasers or any album for that matter is not worth anyones soul. He is battling with something else as well. Its obvious in his music and if you listen closely The Illuminati and the all seeing eye has been carefully placed in most of his new material. Illuminati kills alot of Artist and I wouldn't be surprised if they were after him. When he performs Beautiful Lasers he talks about taking his life. What do you think he means by this? He laughs off the all seeing eye in I'm beaming and puts it on blast on the BMF jint. Read between the lines. He is trying to tell us something. If u listen to his Artist Gemstones now.. he talks about how he didn't wanna sell his soul. Smh Lasers we can not remain so blind to this.
I'm feelin what Lu is doin lately. Everyone is anxious for Lasers and the songs that he's putting out are nothing short of what his fans should expect. A lot of his fans are becoming skeptical about how his lyrics are and his prominent position as a rapper; but if you notice, what rapper puts his best songs on the radio? These songs of Lu's are phenomenally constructed and with patience the best is yet to come. FNF Up! 5213547
I wipe the cool from my eye, Stationed in Antartica, coldest n*gga alive Flow is Armeggedon might smite crows from the sky Before you drive you have to wipe locusts off your rides But im warming up, oceans is on the rise I be Ocean with 11 associates on my side.... haters cant even deny this is tough
Well I don't watch sports....I root for the Chicago music team......show me what the competition is like from Texas and we'll see what's in its prime. & Fuck Atlantic Records.
this is a lyrical rappity rap track like Emperor's Soundtrack or Failure.. I dig it! it's a nice lil street single to let peeps know Lu can still spit. #gotosleep
All right I've got to get on the soap box for a hot minute.... That shit was way better than what you could do.....You got a right to your opinion but damn you're just some dude behind a computer.....tell the man he's not in prime to his person? You wouldn't do it. This song's wordplay had me feelin' retarded tryin' to follow it. Lupe for president.
I wasn't feeling it at first, but I dig it now. I also think Lu could have done better lyrically. I prefer Lu's flow on tracks like dumb it down, yoga flame, and paris tokyo just to name a few. The song is dope though.


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Which famous people own homes in the Wilmington area?
Published: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 11:03 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 11:03 a.m.
The list of famous people living in the greater Wilmington area has changed since Ben Steelman answered this question in 2009.
For the answer to this and more questions about Southeastern North Carolina -- or to ask your own questions -- visit MyReporter.com, where StarNews journalists answer your questions.
Alas, Linda Lavin, the Broadway actress who played "Alice" on the 1970s sitcom, has sold her things and moved to New York. Dennis Hopper, who filmed "Blue Velvet" here and bought a place in downtown Wilmington, has passed on. In fact, several of Wilmington's most renowned celebrities have passed on in the last six years or so – movie studio president Frank Capra Jr. and character actor Pat Hingle, who played Commissioner Gordon in "Batman," among them.
Here's a list of some celebrities who own property in New Hanover, Brunswick or Pender counties – even though they might have a primary residence elsewhere.
Arts and entertainment
Joseph Gallison, who played Dr. Neil Curtis on the daytime drama "Days of Our Lives," has lived in the area for many years and has been extremely active in local theater.
Actor Peter Jurasik, of "Tron" and "Babylon 5" fame, owns a home in the Masonboro area. Jurasik teaches at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Nina Repeta, a former N.C. Azalea Festival queen most famous for her role as Bessie Potter on "Dawson's Creek," lives in Wilmington.
Sydney Penny, most famous for roles on the soap operas "All My Children" and "The Bold and the Beautiful," owns a home in downtown Wilmington with her husband, Robert Powers.
Several cast members of NBC's "Revolution" have made Wilmington a temporary home. With filming going on for up to eight months out of the year, you might find stars such as Tim Guinee hanging around Wilmington.
Henry Darrow, who played Manolito on TV's "The High Chaparral" and who also appeared on "Santa Barbara," "The Bold and the Beautiful" and "The New Zorro," lives in Wilmington.
Martha DeLaurentiis, filmmaker and widow of Dino de Laurentiis, has a home at Wrightsville Beach.
Athletes and coaches
Howie Long, pro football Hall of Famer and studio analyst for Fox's NFL coverage, bought property on Bald Head Island in 2005, although he hasn't built a home on the lot yet.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach and CBS football analyst Bill Cowher, who seems to be the subject of rumors whenever a football coaching opportunity arises, owns a home on Bald Head Island.
Wilmington native Trot Nixon, who played 12 years in the major leagues primarily with the Boston Red Sox, bought a home in Landfall in 2004 and still resides in Wilmington.
University of North Carolina basketball coach Roy Williams owns a house on Lumina Avenue in Wrightsville Beach.
Former UCLA star and NBA All-Star Sidney Wicks has a home in Hampstead.
East Carolina University athletic director Terry Holland has a home at Figure Eight Island.
Business and industry
Some people are more influential than they are famous. There are also plenty of titans of business and industry who make Southeastern North Carolina home. Or their second home. Or maybe their third.
Among notable business leaders with homes in the area are Dr. Fred Eschelman, CEO of the pharmaceutical research giant PPD Inc., and Dennis Gillings, longtime CEO of the pharmaceutical services business Quintiles Transnational.
Lynn Beasley, former president of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., and her husband, Ron, bought a house in Landfall in 2007.
Bill Hawkins, retired chairman and CEO of Medtronic, owns a home at Wrightsville Beach.
John Mack, former CEO and chairman of the board at Morgan Stanley investment bank and brokerage firm, owns several parcels on Figure Eight Island. He has the distinction of owning the most valuable single-family residential property in New Hanover County. His Figure Eight home is valued at just over $6 million.
Paul J. Taubman, the co-president of Institutional Securites for Morgan Stanley, has a home on Figure Eight Island. Taubman helped broker billion dollar deals for Morgan Stanley but recently was passed over when the other co-president, Colm Kelleher, was promoted, Taubman's consolation is a $1.7 million early retirement package. He also owns more than a million shares of Morgan Stanley stock.
Another Morgan Stanley connection exists. Gary G. Lynch, former chief legal officer and vice chairman for Morgan Stanley and currently an executive at Bank of America, bought a home on Figure Eight Island in 2007 for $3.9 million.
Dr. Nido Qubein, president of High Point University, author of 11 books and chairman of the Great Harvest Bread Company, owns a home on Figure Eight Island.
Frank Genovese, president and owner of the The Rothbury Corporation investment firm, has run nine corporations. He has a home on Figure Eight.
J. Eric Pike, president and CEO of Pike Energy Solutions bought a home on Figure Eight Island in 2007.
George Henry Vanderbilt Cecil, owner and operator of Biltmore Farms, has a home at Bald Head Island.
Bill Faber, who designs furniture lines for Century Furniture, has a home on Bald Head Island.
Simon Jose, president of Stiefel, a GSK company, has a home on Bald Head Island.
Ernest Mario, former CEO of Reliant Pharmaceuticals and other pharmaceutical companies and lead director at PPD, has a home at Figure Eight. The Rutgers University school of pharmacy bears his name.
David S. Congdon, CEO of Old Dominion Freight Line, has homes on Bald Head Island and Wrightsville Beach.
Martin Orlowsky, a consultant and retired CEO of Lorillard Tobacco Co., owns a house at Figure Eight. Forbes listed his total compensation for 2010 at more than $19.7 million.
Zack Bacon Jr., father of hedge fund magnate and billionaire Louis Bacon, owns a home on Figure Eight. Louis' mother, Blanche Bacon, also owns a home on Figure Eight. Louis Bacon bought Orton Plantation in Brunswick County in 2010.
Bill Prestage, founder of Prestage Farms, owns a home on Figure Eight.
Monkee's Franchising managing partners Brenda Maready and Deirdre Shaw each have a home at Figure Eight Island.
Norman Garrity, former president of Corning Technologies, has a home at Shell Island on Wrightsville Beach.
Tara Lebda, wife of Lending Tree founder, Doug Lebda, owns a home at Wrightsville Beach.
John Edwards, the former U.S. senator and presidential candidate, owns a home on Figure Eight Island.
Art Pope, North Carolina politician, chairman of the John William Pope Foundation and chief budget writer for Gov. Pat McCrory, has a home at Bald Head Island.
Vivian Pliner, senior political affairs officer for the United Nations, has a home on Bald Head Island.
Bill Brencick, senior adviser for the U.S. Dept. of State, has a home at Bald Head Island.
Clyde Edgerton, the New York Times best-selling author of such novels as "Raney" and "Walking Across Egypt," owns a house in town and teaches creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Author, actor, technician, inventor and humanitarian Jock Brandis has adopted Wilmington as his home.
Farina Wong Kingsley, an international culinary instructor and author of three cookbooks for Williams-Sonoma, has a home at Bald Head.
Celia Rivenbark, syndicated columnist and author of six books of Southern humor, lives in Wilmington.
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As ordered reported by the House Committee on Natural Resources on March 20, 2013
CBO estimates that enacting H.R. 678 would increase federal offsetting receipts by $1 million over the 2014-2023 period because it would authorize the Bureau of Reclamation to permit private entities to develop hydropower at certain facilities owned by the bureau. Pay-as-you-go procedures apply because enacting the legislation would increase offsetting receipts (a credit against direct spending). Enacting the bill would not affect revenues.
H.R. 678 would clarify that the jurisdiction over small hydropower development by private entities on all bureau irrigation canals and conduits lies solely with the bureau. Under current law, the bureau or the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has jurisdiction over hydropower development at such facilities. CBO expects that this change would result in a small increase in receipts from hydropower development because the federal government collects no funds from project developers if a project is authorized by FERC.
Typically the bureau's agreements with private developers of hydropower facilities on small conduits generate annual receipts to the federal government ranging from about $10,000—at most facilities—up to $100,000 for a few larger sites. Selecting the lessee, negotiating the leasing contract, and constructing new facilities usually takes two to four years depending on the size of the project. Under the legislation, CBO expects that the federal government would receive some additional receipts beginning two years after enactment and that those additional collections would grow to about $200,000 a year by 2023.
H.R. 678 contains no intergovernmental or private-sector mandates as defined in the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act and would impose no costs on state, local, or tribal governments.


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