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A bipartisan bill to end zero tolerance in Ohio was introduced in February, but has not yet received a hearing. Ohio House Bill 443 would abolish zero tolerance policies and prescribe other methods of dealing with student misbehavior, "including prevention, intervention, restorative justice, peer mediation, and counseling."
To spur legislators to move on the bill, about 50 students, educators, and supporters held a rally outside the Ohio Department of Education on Friday afternoon.
Tristina Allen described her experience in 2008 as a high school freshman, when she got into a fight with another student. "They took me out in handcuffs," she said. "All of my classmates saw me walking out of the school like a criminal. I was a good student. I'd never been in trouble before."
Allen is now a junior at Wright State University and a member of the Ohio Student Association (OSA), the group that organized the rally.
"Zero tolerance policies were started 20 years ago as a reaction to people not knowing what to do about discipline problems," said Ohio Education Association vice president Scott DiMauro. "We need to invest in resources to make sure that teachers have the tools they need to build relationships with students. We can't have just one or two options for dealing with discipline problems. We have to be proactive, not reactive."
A report from the Children's Defense Fund found that zero-tolerance discipline practices are used disproportionately on students of color and other marginalized groups, and contribute to the "School to Prison Pipeline." It recommends positive interventions and restorative justice as more effective ways to manage student behavior.
"In the 2007–2008 school year, black students were almost five and a half times as likely as white students to be suspended out of school in Ohio," said Charles Noble, legal policy analyst at the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity.
Ohio State University student Marquan McCarrel spoke about his experience with zero tolerance as a senior at Franklin Heights High School. "I got expelled from school for putting my hands on a teacher in self-defense," he said.
The teacher "had multiple incidents of altercations with other students, and was never disciplined properly for it," McCarrel said. "And here I was, sitting at home for the last month of my senior year."
The protesters marched around the Ohio Statehouse and ended outside the office of Rep. Gerald Stebelton, a Republican co-sponsor of Ohio House Bill 443. Rep. Stebelton and his aide were not in the office, so the students left a letter encouraging him to advocate for the legislation. "We will follow up with our letter asking to have a meeting," said OSA organizer James Hayes.
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text: Fantasy football owners may have seen some sleeper potential in Washington Redskins kicker Kai Forbath last season, but he flopped during the first half of the season. An injury cost him a few weeks, and he struggled upon his return, missing three of his next eight attempts. He locked in after that, though, nailing each of his final 13 attempts over the final eight games.


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Pear Butter
Simmering pears in pear nectar (available in the natural-foods section of supermarkets) and then reducing the puree until thickened produces an exceptionally rich-tasting spread that contains no added fat or sugar. It is a great item to have on hand; spread it on toast or layer it with vanilla yogurt and top with nuts for a quick dessert or snack. If you have a good supply of pears, feel free to double the recipe, using a large saucepan.Yield: about 1 cup
Active Time: 10
Total Time: 60
- 4 ripe but firm Bartlett pears, (1-1 1/4 pounds), peeled, cored and cut into 1-inch chunks
- 3/4 cup pear nectar
- Place pears and pear nectar in a heavy medium saucepan; bring to a simmer. Cover and simmer over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally, until the pears are very tender, 30 to 35 minutes. Cooking time will vary depending on the ripeness of the pears.
- Mash the pears with a potato masher. Cook, uncovered, over medium-low heat, stirring often, until the puree has cooked down to a thick mass (somewhat thicker than applesauce), 20 to 30 minutes. Stir almost constantly toward the end of cooking. Scrape the pear butter into a bowl or storage container and let cool.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks or freeze for up to 6 months.
Nutrition Per Serving
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Nutrition Bonus
Carbohydrate Serving 1/2
Exchanges 1/2 fruit
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Margaret Marie Joseph, 1950, Pascagoula, Mississippi, USA. Having recorded unsuccessfully for the OKeh Records label, this excellent singer endured two further flops before an Aretha Franklin -influenced ballad, Your Sweet Lovin, reached the R&B chart in 1970. The following year Josephs ambitious reworking of the Supremes Stop! In The Name Of Love was trimmed down to six minutes to provide her with a second hit. Another interpretation, this time of Paul McCartneys My Love, became Margies bestselling single in 1974. Further releases, including Words (Are Impossible) (1974) and Whats Come Over Me? (1975), a duet with the sweet-soul group Blue Magic, kept her name alive in the R&B chart.
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How Did The
Universe Start?
Why Is It Perfect?
Ernie Buist
From: "Ernie Buist"
To: Positive Atheism <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Subject: WebMaster:_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: Saturday, February 12, 2000 1:16 PM
I was just wondering using logic, how the universe came to be? It seems to me that every effect has a cause, how could something come from nothing. It is scientifically proven that the universe had a definite beginning, this is refered to as Planck time. So how did all of this happen? How are we living in an environment that is totally perfect? Thanks for your time.
From: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
To: "Ernie Buist"
Subject: Re: WebMaster:_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: Saturday, February 12, 2000 2:19 PM
It is scientifically proven that the universe had a definite beginning, this is refered to as Planck time. So how did all of this happen?
The Big Bang model is very well-established, but I would not go so far as to say it is proven. The opponents of the Big Bang models have their work cut out for them, but we all do well to remain open to the possibility that we are wrong about the Big Bang.
If you are aware of Planck Time, then surely you have studied the Inflationary Big Bang Theory. What are your objections to the possibility that there is a vast super-universe in which tiny quantum fluctuations escape into a vacuum -- one of which we experience as our Universe? (For example, positron-electron pairs can materialize out of nothing, with no cause, in a vacuum, in our Universe.)
In other words, which well-established laws of physics preclude
the Inflationary Big Bang Theory as espoused by Professor Victor J. Stenger?
This model is much simpler than that espoused by Dr. Craig and others, in which our vast, complex Universe was created by an even more vast, even more complex entity that is popularly known as "God" -- which begs the question, "How did God originate?" By logic, if we are going to ask what caused the Universe, we must likewise ask what caused the cause of the Universe. If explaining the origin of the Universe is tough, explaining the origin of an entity more vast and more complex than the Universe is even tougher. In other words, if the existence of the Universe is unlikely, the existence of a more complex creator is even more unlikely.
However, the Inflationary Big Bang Theory says that the total energy
of the Universe is close to zero, meaning that it took zero energy to set
off the Big Bang (escaping into a vacuum with a few minute fluctuations
along the way to account for the imbalances that eventually resulted in
the existence of matter). This model is simpler and thus much more likely
than bringing a vastly complex creator into the picture, having that creator
violate laws of physics, and then telling us that science will never be
able to detect or even posit the existence of said creator. Also, according
to Professor Stenger, this model violates no know laws of physics; in other
words, it could have happened this way -- spontaneously -- without any
"outside" intervention and needing no energy.
How are we living in an environment that is totally perfect?
Totally perfect? What do you mean by that?
The Universe is almost entirely random, with a few tiny knots of order in it. One of these insignificant knots of order is our home (we could not exist and would never have evolved in those parts of the Universe where entropy reigns). We don't even have "perfect" entropy, as evidenced by the existence of order on our planet. What we do have is a Universe that is expanding faster than entropy can take place, leaving room for small amounts of order to form and allowing for our existence.
Even on our planet, things are far from perfect. Many catastrophes have occurred in our environment. Our environment has been relatively stable for longer than it takes for the carbon-based organisms living here to evolve and fill the niches left from the last environmental catastrophe. This gives the appearance of a balance of nature -- but just wait until the next big meteor or comet hits. Most of the carbon-based organisms will not make it, and those that do will evolve to adapt to the new environment and will eventually fill the niches in order to take advantage of whatever resources (area upon on land; space within water; exposure to sunlight) are available.
Even then (and even now), I would call this system far from perfect in that there is a vast amount of waste and inefficiency resulting in untold death. How many spiders have to be hatched in order for one to grow to adulthood? (And how many flies will it eat?) How many kittens will eventually find loving homes? How many African-American boys will reach their 21st birthday? How many young people will never find stable companionship simply because they suffer from a mental disorder such as depression?
True, this system is probably the best that we can expect from naturally occurring processes, but it is certainly not how I would have designed it if I were a god possessing all power. In my system, no mother would ever bury her son (and probably no son would bury his mother). If I were all-powerful, I would not allow anything like that for any reason.
Cliff Walker
"Positive Atheism" Magazine
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Dr. James Griesemer - Director
Jim Griesemer is professor and dean emeritus at the University of Denver and serves as director of the University's Strategic Issues Program. His background includes extensive public sector executive experience and over 20 years of experience in higher education. During his career he has taught management and strategy at the University of Denver, the University of Colorado and Aurora University in Illinois.
Before becoming dean, Dr. Griesemer served as chief financial officer of the University of Denver, where he helped lead the financial turnaround of the University.
Jennifer Superka, JD - Associate Director
As a Colorado native, issues of public policy in the state are of special interest to Jennifer Superka.Before joining the Strategic Issues Program, Jennifer was a Denver attorney specializing in business and estate planning. She graduated from the College of Law at the University of Denver in 2002, and passed the Colorado bar in February 2003. Jennifer attended Colorado College in Colorado Springs and obtained her B.A. in History with a Minor in Southwest Studies.
In addition to lending her research, writing and analysis skills to the SIP, Jennifer coordinates SIP panel meetings and oversees the day-to-day operations of the SIP office.
Rebecca Swanson is charged with research, policy and strategy development for the Strategic Issues Program.
Prior to joining the University of Denver, Rebecca served as a Senior Policy Analyst for Governor Bill Ritter, Jr. Her primary areas of focus included natural resources, energy, agriculture, local government and environmental issues. She also represented the governor on the Western Governors Association Staff Council, and chaired or served on several gubernatorial boards and task forces.
Rebecca obtained a Master's degree in Public Policy in 2005 from the University of Denver, where she worked as graduate research assistant for former Governor Richard D. Lamm and for professor of political science Andrew E. Busch.
Additionally, after studying Neuroscience at The Colorado College in Colorado Springs, Rebecca spent more than ten years educating youths and adults. Her work included five years in the Minnesota public k-12 school system, and many enjoyable years planning and leading national and international-based wilderness and service learning trips.
Terry Zdrale moved to the Denver area in 2013. She provides administrative and writing support to the program director and attends to day-to-day operations of the Strategic Issues Program office.
Terry's background is in non-profit management with 28 years executive leadership experience with a multi-service, senior organization in Ohio. She received her B.S. in Business Administration and Organizational Management from Ohio Valley University.


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TUCSON -- Freshman Mackenzie Vandergeest figured in each of Arizona's scoring innings as the Cats notched a 9-0 mercy-rule victory over Pacific for the Pepsi Softball Classic championship.
Vandergeest's three-run home run in the bottom of the fourth gave UA its final runs. Each of those were unearned off loser Cindy Ball (4-2).
Jenny Finch improved her record to 5-0 for UA, limiting the Tigers to two hits and striking out seven.
Arizona scored four times with only three hits in the first when the Cats sent 10 batters to the plate.
Lauren Bauer led off with a single and stole second, Nicole Giordano walked and a wild pitch move both up. Toni Mascarenas' sacrifice fly scored Bauer. Leneah Manuma was hit by a pitch and Lindsey Collins singled in Giordano. Jenny Finch singled to load the bases and Mackenzie Vandergeest was hit by a pitch to score Manuma and Allison Andrade' groundout scored Collins.
In the second, three consecutive walks loaded the bases for the Cats and Vandergeest's double to left brought in Manuma and Collins to stretch UA's lead to 6-0.
Arizona improved its record to 15-0 on the year and was 5-0 in the tournament. Pacific tied for second in the tournament with a 3-2 record and is 5-4 overall.
Game 14 -- Kentucky vs. Oklahoma State
TUCSON -- Kentucky's Angie Dal Pazzo's single to left drove in an unearned run to help the Wildcats beat Oklahoma State 3-2 in Arizona's Pepsi Softball Classic.
Beth Fogle reached on an infield error, and walk and a groundout moved her to third before Dal Pazzo's hit.
Danielle Thomas' lead-off home run in the top of the seventh had tied the game for OSU (4-6).
OSU took a 1-0 lead in the first. Jenny Kipp singled, stole second and scored on a single by Ryan Realmuto.
Kentucky (4-6) answered in the second with back-to-back leadoff doubles by Rachel Friberg and Andrea Eilertson to tie, and took the lead after singles by Jennifer Howland and a bunt single by Nikki Jones drove in Eilertson.
KU finished 3-2 in the tournament OSU finished 2-3.
Game 13 -- New Mexico State vs. Bowling Green
TUCSON -- Bowling Green scored four runs with three singles, two errors and a sacrifice in the fourth to erase a 1-0 New Mexico State lead en route to a 7-2 victory over the Roadrunners in both teams' final game of the University of Arizona's Pepsi Softball Classic.
Bowling Green clinched a tie for fourth place in the tourney with a 2-3 record, also its overal season mark. New Mexico State finished 0-5 in the tournament and carries a 3-13 overall record in 2001.


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Kavitha from New Jersey
I live in New Jersey and have been taking online lessons from Shri Rajasekhar for close to a year now. From the very first class, Shri Rajasekhar's way of teaching and encouragement has motivated me a lot . What differentiates him from a lot of other teachers is his constant effort to instill a genuine understanding and appreciation for the violin in particular and music in general. His classes are not bound by time limits and even in the online lessons he is able to provide precise feedback and demonstrate fingering techniques with ease. He also puts extra effort into sending recordings of the lessons he teaches which have been extremely helpful aids while practicing. Learning violin from him is a very fulfilling experience and I feel very fortunate to be a part of the CARVA family.Best wishes to all at CARVA,
Gogulamurali from Chicago
Hello, My name's Shyam Gogulamurali, I'm 18 years old and live in Naperville, Illinois, a
suburban city near Chicago. I have been learning the violin from CA Rajasekar Sir for the past 6 months, and I have to say, by far, this is one of the best learning experiences that I'm getting while learning Carnatic music on a instrument such as the violin. Rajasekar sir teaches with utmost patience and clarity and makes sure the student fully understands the concepts that are being teached. It can be clearly seen that Sir is a wonderful teacher and is a wonderful carnatic maestro by just viewing his unique teaching methodology which is very different and easier than the normal carnatic violin teaching method. With all that said, I am very proud to be part of the CARVA family and I look forward to expanding my musical adventure through this academy, and Rajesekar sir's wonderful tutelage.
Barath from Chennai
"A good teacher can be defined as someone who always inspires students to do their best while at the same time trying to make learning interesting as well as creative."
I would like to pen a few words on my Violin teacher, Mr Carva Rajasekhar.
To a person like me, who has had absolutely no Carnatic background, gaining interest in Violin and Carnatic music is due to all the inspiration given by my guru, Mr CA Rajasekar.
I thought it was late for me to start learning violin when I was 24 years old, but, he taught us that there is no age limit to learn and Learning music was not a short course but it is a continuous education to keep improving ourselves.
"A teacher's purpose is not to create students in his own image, but to develop students who can create their own image". - We are free to develop our individuality at CARVA. He gives us opportunity to air our thoughts and initiate discussions to clarify our doubts on Music concepts.
We have a mix of people learning at our school, small kids to grown ups at different levels from beginner to krithi level. This offers a very good platform to learn and play along with senior students on stage.
His enthusiasm, motivation and his desire to make us play well is what that keeps me looking forward for my classes every week.
They say "Teaching is the profession that teaches all the other professions". I may be learning the violin, but this learning curve is definitely helping me in my day to day professional life too. That it is not easy to achieve success, but practice can make it perfect. We have to strive to improve from what we were previously were some of the many concepts I understood from my brief learning so far.
Sir's motivation, his individual attention to details, his patient teaching his sense of humour, all my fellow friends at class makes CARVA the best place to learn violin and much more.
If you are interested in music and want to learn more than just violin, this is where you got to be…CARVA!!!!
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Key points
A tentative agreement was struck with the Capistrano Unified Education Association that will:
Add two teaching days.
Restore a 1.2 percent pay cut.
Lower class sizes by
.75 students in grades K-3,
.5 in grades 4-5 and
.25 in middle and high school.
Restore three non-student furlough days and keep two teaching furlough days.
Suspend open houses.
Give teachers input on the "frequency and duration" of late start days at high schools.
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Feb. 4, 2013
TUCSON, Ariz. -
Arizona women's basketball head coach Niya Butts will her weekly radio show on Monday, Feb. 4 at Rincon Market. The show will start at 6 p.m. and can be heard on KTUC AM 1400.
Each Monday, Butts will recap the previous weekend and preview the team's upcoming games with Derrick Palmer, the voice of Arizona women's basketball, from 6 to 7 p.m.
This week, Butts will preview the Wildcats' road games against No. 4 Stanford and No. 6 California.
Arizona is coming off a tough weekend, falling to Washington, 74-65 on Friday and Washington State on Sunday, 60-50 at McKale Center.
The event is free to the public.
Rincon Market is located at 2513 E. 6th Street in Tucson. The feature menu item is a spicy tri-tip sandwich called the "aNiyalator".
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona women's basketball, visit ArizonaWildcats.com or follow @ArizonaWBBall on Twitter.


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Organic gardening has become increasingly popular over the past few years. For those looking to "dip a toe into the soil," Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner's Guide to Starting A Healthy Garden (Rodale, $19.99) is a from-the-ground-up guide that shows how easy it is to be an organic gardener and features a straightforward, topic-by-topic approach that helps beginning organic gardeners understand the choices and challenges they will encounter with environmentally-friendly gardening.
Whether you are staring your first garden or switching your conventional garden to organic, the book has all the answers and advice you need. The book delivers more than 70 years of tips, advice, secrets and inspiration from Organic Gardening magazine—all explained in simple language to ensure success, even on a small scale, on the first try. Ideas in this book include:
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- How to plant and when to harvest
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June 5, 2012
Pac-12 All-Academic Teams
TUCSON, Ariz. -- Sophomore outfielder Johnny Field, the Most Outstanding Player at last weekend's Tucson Regional, has been named a second team Pac-12 All-Academic selection as announced by the conference office on Tuesday.
Field, who finished the regular season as the Pac-12 batting champion, earns second team all-academic distinction with a 3.57 grade point average. The sophomore has yet to declare a major.
Several other Wildcats were recognized as honorable mention selections, including junior pitcher Augey Bill, sophomore first baseman Brandon Dixon, junior pitcher Vincent Littleman and junior third baseman Seth Mejias-Brean.
Arizona will host the Tucson Super Regional this weekend (June 8-10) against St. John's at Hi Corbett Field, beginning on Friday at noon (MST). The winner of the best-of-three series advances to the College World Series.


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First to be clear, I am looking for network monitoring suite / library to be used as a part of the cloud, so it runs in cloud, and monitors the cloud - EC2, Rackspace and CloudStack with KVM/VMWare and it's managed via API. It has to be part of this cloud, like fully integrated via API, scalable with no licence issues as well it has to be extensible, so the library would match these criteria.
I am looking for library to support server / switch monitoring, to actually be able to check with the device if it's working OK. However this requires some sort of auto-detection and device support.
Basically I need to automatically detect a new device, start monitoring it like CPU and PING. So how do I auto-detect the machine remotely, this is something I need library for.
Rackspace has something like this - "Cloud Monitoring API". But is there anything opensource which can be used same way for many clouds?
The Nagios and others doesnt have such API, and the big and expensive systems are too big to handle in public cloud, so there must be some other network monitoring engine with API, which can add a new servers automatically and support user isolation for example so I dont see other servers except mine.
The problem is that there is no any reasonable software currently as it seems to actually allow to script something like the following:
To detect and add new host
host = getHostInfo("localhost");
monObj = addHost(host);
monObj.startCPU(20); // monitor CPU every 20 seconds
To get the monitoring results
cpuArray = monObj.fetchArray("2012-07-01", "2012-07-05");
cpuLoadThisMonth = monObj.getLoadAvg("2012-07-01", "2012-07-05");
cpuLoadNow = monObj.getLoadAvg();
The thing is that, I dont need a fully blown monitoring suite, but I need to present data in my own backend, calculate the SLA the way I need, so if there is no library or anything like this, I just do this like on the graph, as such solution is very good to be integrated with every private cloud so you can see your own SLA reports. This way is perfect, because engine is very small so this way on micro instance I can run all processes no problem, however I would prefer to download something which is maintained and supported so when I got Windows 8 or new Cisco this is not going to be a major problem with handling this.
Old monitoring software like Nagios, Solar Winds, Opmanager, Zenoss, are not doing the job this way because they fail in the cloud, because their either do not support API, or are not scalable, or not extensible, for example, OpManager doesnt support API, and Solar Winds as a engine is way too expensive, because I need to pay for new objects.
So I am looking for a simple monitoring solution or library to be run in the cloud, and to monitor the cloud which I can use to integrate the monitoring with the existing private cloud management system, including the load balancer.


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My son-in-law isn't a creamed corn enthusiast. But ever since he tried mine, he asks me to make it. It's so much better than canned corn, and nearly as easy.—Verl Diro, Rapid City, South Dakota
- 4 medium ears sweet corn
- 3/4 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh cilantro
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- Place corn in a Dutch oven; cover with water. Bring to a boil; cover and cook for 5-10 minutes or until tender. Drain. Cut corn from cobs.
- In a large saucepan, bring the corn, cream and butter to a boil. Reduce heat; stir in cilantro and Italian seasoning. Simmer, uncovered, for 3-5 minutes to allow flavors to blend. Yield: 4 servings.
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"My husband and I both enjoy this recipe---it's delicious and just a little taste. yumyum.Does anyone know if this could be made using frozen corn. I'd love to make it for a large group (16-20), and am trying to simpifly the dish."
Reviewed Jul. 12, 2011
"I would give it a rating of 5 but my family isn't big on cilantro and the Italian seasoning. I left out the Italian seasoning and cilantro and added salt/pepper. It was wonderful!"
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"This one's not for us. Great-grandma's "recipe" is better by far."
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Jake Westbrook (elbow) will seek a second opinion next week, likely from Dr. James Andrews.
George Springer blasted a grand slam as part of a three hit day, leading the Astros to a 13-4 victory over the Royals on Friday.
Trevor Rosenthal gave up a three-run homer without retiring a batter to take a blown save and a loss Friday against the Mariners.
Anthony DiComo of MLB.com hears from multiple major league sources that the Mets expect to sign Jose Reyes as soon as Saturday afternoon.
Mookie Betts hit a game-tying, two-run home run with two outs in the ninth inning to help the Red Sox rally to an 8-7 victory over the Rangers on Friday.
Melvin Upton crushed two home runs to lead the Padres to a 13-4 whipping of the Reds on Friday.
Wil Myers went 3-for-5 with a home run and five RBI on Friday night versus the Reds.
The Astros announced that A.J. Reed will be called up from Triple-A Fresno on Saturday.
Willson Contreras started at catcher and batted cleanup, leading the Cubs to victory with a two-run homer and an RBI single on Friday.
Ben Zobrist was diagnosed with a bruised left ankle after going for X-rays.
James Loney went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer, a hit-by-pitch, and three runs scored Friday in an 8-6 victory over the Braves.
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Former American Library Association (A.L.A.) President Patricia Glass Schuman received two honors at the A.L.A. Midwinter Meeting held in Philadelphia from the 24th to the 28th of January, 2014. The A.L.A. Council elected her to honorary membership in the A.L.A. The Board of United for Libraries, which is a division of the A.L.A., voted unanimously to present Ms. Schuman with life board membership in honor of her many accomplishments and contributions to libraries both nationally and internationally throughout her career.
In a press release issued today, Tuesday, March 11, 2014, the ALA explained, "Honorary Membership, ALA's highest honor, is conferred in recognition of outstanding contributions of lasting importance to libraries and librarianship."
Schuman was nominated in recognition of her dedication to America's right to know and to social justice, as she repeatedly changed the culture of ALA, the perception the profession of librarianship has of itself and its communication with the people of our nation. In every aspect of her life – librarian, businesswoman, author, editor, mentor, educator, association leader, activist – Patricia Glass Schuman has made a significant impact.
Schuman was a prime mover in establishing the Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT) and its Task Force on Women (now the Feminist Task Force) in the early '70s. Her writings have helped library workers around the world define issues that allowed them to take greater control of their lives and profession…
A graduate of the University of Cincinnati, Ms. Schuman received an M.S. in librarianship from Columbia University. In 1976, Ms. Schuman and John Vincent Neal co-founded Neal-Schuman Publishers in New York. Ms. Schuman served as president of the company.
Neal-Schuman specialized in books, media and professional education tools for librarians, educators and information managers. In 2011, Neal-Schuman Publishers became part of ALA Publishing.
In 1984, Ms. Schuman was the first woman to be elected Treasurer of the A.L.A. Six years later, in 1990, she became the first woman to be elected to serve both as Treasurer and President.
The A.L.A. explained, "As treasurer, Schuman instituted transparency, education and policies that empowered members and helped ALA to gain a more solid financial framework. As past- treasurer, Schuman led the successful drive to endow the ALA Scholarship Fund."
While she was A.L.A. President-Elect, Ms. Schuman worked with 1990-91 A.L.A. President Dick Dougherty to establish the Library Champions fundraising program. As 1991-92 A.L.A. President, Ms. Schuman implemented the A.L.A.'s first national news media campaign.
This included a program of media training for A.L.A. chapters and division leaders, a nationwide radio rally, and the establishment of the A.L.A.'s first Speaker's Network.
News media coverage of libraries increased 200%. More than 500,000 Americans called a special toll-free number or signed petitions to Congress supporting full funding for libraries. Congress restored federal funding for libraries.
Following her presidency, Ms. Schuman founded the A.L.A.'s effort "Library Advocacy NOW!" This continued her national media campaign to focus attention on what the A.L.A. calls the public's "Right to Know" about library funding cuts, censorship, restricted access to government information, and the need to support libraries and librarians.
More than 30,000 librarians, trustees and supporters have been trained in advocacy since the campaign's inception.
Ms. Schuman helped establish the Libraries Change Lives, Better Salaries for Librarians, and @ your library campaigns. Further, she served as chair of numerous A.L.A. committees, including the Legislation Committee, the International Relations Committee, and the Public Awareness Committee.
The A.L.A. and United for Libraries explained in a press release issued on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 that her official position will be Board Member at Large.
"What an honor and a thrill!" said Ms. Schuman. "I look forward to continuing to work with United for Libraries to advocate and strengthen the American public's Right to Know. Together we can speak out, we can speak proudly – and we can and we will make a difference."
In addition to having served as president of the A.L.A., Ms. Schuman is also a past president of the New York Metropolitan Reference and Research Council (METRO). She has served on the Boards of the American Library in Paris, the Library Management Division of the Special Libraries Association, Friends of Libraries U.S.A. (one of two organizations that merged to form United for Libraries), the Trejo Foundation, and the New York University Center for Publishing.
In 2012, the Neal-Shuman Foundation gave a grant of $75,000 to United for Libraries to support a "Citizens-Save-Libraries" program to send expert advocates to twenty locations over the course of two years to help friends of the library groups, library directors, and library trustees develop individual blueprints for advocacy campaigns to restore, increase, or save threatened library budgets.
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Skin cancer is a disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the tissues of the skin. The skin is the body's largest organ. It protects against heat, sunlight, injury, and infection. Skin also helps control body temperature and stores water, fat, and vitamin D. The skin has several layers, but the two main layers are the epidermis (upper or outer layer) and the dermis (lower or inner layer). Skin cancer begins in the epidermis, which is made up of 3 kinds of cells: Squamous cells: Thin...
Dermatology (from Greek derma, "skin") is a branch of medicine dealing with the skin, its structure, functions, and diseases, as well as its appendages (nails, hair, sweat glands). A doctor who practices dermatology is a dermatologist.
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Police: Man found dead in lake at Phoenix's Cortez Park
PHOENIX - The body of an adult male was found at Cortez Lake in Phoenix, according to police officials.
Phoenix police Sgt. Trent Crump said 40-year-old Christopher Chee was seen at the park near 35th Avenue and Dunlap Sunday using meth and drinking alcohol when he went swimming.
Crump said the people with Chee warned him against it, but he decided to go in the water anyway.
Police said the group hid his clothing so it wouldn't get stolen and went home for the night.
Chee's friends said when they returned to the lake Monday afternoon to look for him, they couldn't find him so they searched the lake where they discovered his body.
Crump said the group removed Chee's body and called 911.
Authorities said there were no signs of trauma to the body and they do not suspect foul play at this time.
Police said the Medical Examiner's Office will determine the official cause of death.
Phoenix Fire spokesman, Captain Benjamin Santillan, said a caller indicated somebody was in the lake and was unable to get them out. Glendale Fire also responded to the call.
A spokesman said the victim is a 39-year-old male and appears to have been dead for a long period of time. The victim was pronounced deceased at the scene.
The victim's brother and friend are on scene, according to Phoenix Fire.
Phoenix police are investigating. No other details were released.


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American Gun: A History of the U.S. in Ten Firearms (Compact Disc)
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At the time of his tragic death in February 2013, former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, the most accomplished sniper in U.S. military history, was finishing a remarkable book that retold American history through the lens of a hand-selected list of firearms. Kyle masterfully argues that guns have played a fascinating, indispensable, and often under-appreciated role in our national story. Kyle carefully chose ten guns to help tell his story, including the American long rifle, Colt .45 revolver, Winchester rifle, .38 police handgun, and the M-16 rifle platform Kyle himself used as a SEAL. This is also the story of how American innovation, creativity, and industrial genius has constantly pushed technology and U.S. power forward.
Read by John Pruden.
About the Author
SEAL Team 3 Chief Chris Kyle (1974-2013) served four combat tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom and elsewhere. For his bravery in battle, he was awarded two Silver Stars, five Bronze Stars with Valor, two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals, and one Navy and Marine Corps Commendation. A native Texan, his spare time was spent helping disabled veterans. Chief Kyle is survived by his wife and their two children.
John Pruden is a professional voice actor who records audiobooks, corporate and online training narrations, animation and video game characters, and radio and TV commercials. An AudioFile Earphones Award winner, John has a solid creative foundation from which to draw for his intelligent audiobook narrations.
William Doyle is an award-winning author based in New York. His 2011 book A Soldier's Dream: Captain Travis Patriquin and the Awakening of Iraq was hailed by Fox News as "a phenomenal book, staggering," and by the Huffington Post as "a truly inspirational story about an American soldier who epitomized our country's values." In 2012 he coauthored A Mission from God, the memoir of civil rights giant James Meredith. He also served as director of original programming and executive producer for HBO.


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ANN: cabal-dev 0.9.2 - sandboxed haskell builds
Rogan Creswick <creswick <at> gmail.com>
The (ever growing) cabal-dev team is happy to announce v. 0.9.2!
Cabal-dev is a tool to test development libraries by creating a
sandboxed package and dependency build environment. Executing
`cabal-dev install` will create a sandbox, named cabal-dev in the
current directory, and populate it with the project dependencies,
which are built and installed into a package database within the
This is a bug-fix/maintenance release, but it's worth noting that it is
now possible to build cabal-dev from hackage with a recent GHC. We've
also decided to focus our efforts to provide support for the current
release of GHC, the current Haskell Platform, and the previous Haskell
This is the long-awaited version that actually builds with recent
GHC's (7.6, in particular). A great deal of thanks for this release to
go to active members of the community who've patiently directed other
Haskell users to the github repo for a working cabal-dev, and in
particular to the dozens (!) of you who've submitted bug reports and
patches that resulted in this release (in particular: Bob Ippolito for
not only fixing a race condition that caused the test suite to
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Ultrasound May Increase Brain's Sensory Perception
According to a recent study, localizing blasts of ultrasound to different parts of the brain may improve sensory perception (i.e. heightened touch, hearing). It won't make you any better looking though.
"We can use ultrasound to target an area of the brain as small as the size of an M&M," study researcher William Tyler, a neuroscientist at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute, said in a statement. "This finding represents a new way of noninvasively modulating human brain activity with a better spatial resolution than anything currently available."
So ultrasound might be able to heighten the brain's response to external stimuli, that's pretty cool. But what would microwaves do? One aspiring scientist plans to find out! "Don't do it." Too late, I already rigged the microwave to operate without the door closed. Now, as soon as my head hits the rotater plate I want you to hit the popcorn button.
Thanks to Thaylor H, whose brain works so well she actually needs something to dumb it down. PROTIP: booze.


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NZ bids to host indigenous tourism conference
Aotearoa is bidding to be the host nation for the new global indigenous tourism summit.
The plan is being driven by New Zealand Maori Tourism which says its attempt will be hotly contested by other countries.
The first International Indigenous Tourism Conference was held in Darwin last year.
Maori Tourism executive Butch Bradley says it'll be an opportunity for first nation people to come and see how Maori tourism ventures operate.
Mr Bradley says they haven't yet settled on which city or town would host the conference.
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I'm having some weirdness issues with my local network setup, I have a development server in the basement that hosts development sites on Apache & runs DNS as well so I can lookup all my projects as http://projectX.nexus.local and it has worked fine literally for 10 years. NOW - I have just bought a new laptop with Windows 7 & it can't find any of the sites in the
nexus.local domain. everything else on the Internet is fine... just the local stuff gives the
site not found error [DNS]
ipconfig /all shows the correct nameservers in the correct order
named is running and answers queries correctly, my
search nexus.local
nameserver 127.0.0.1
nameserver 192.168.1.99
nameserver 184.108.40.206
nameserver 184.108.40.206
Kinda scratching my head here as my desktop can find and navigate all the local sites, but the laptop cannot. Both get their info from the same DHCP server and both have the same network information (gateway/dns etc.)


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Once you have succeeded in getting a ticket remember to arrive in good time to take your seat. You should try to get there by six o`clock. If you are late you may find that someone has occupied your seat and it may be difficult to move them. Arriving at the last moment could mean that you are confronted with a packed crowd that makes it physically impossible for you to reach your seat. You might be left standing at the back with little or no comfort.
The bullfight on this side is usually hot and dirty. Come well prepared. Take a straw hat - the July sun can sometimes fry your scalp. Sunglasses might be a good idea too. The "Peñas" will be wearing their distinctive-coloured smocks so that, should any kind of "flour fights" start, they don´t worry about getting dirtied. Better to wear your oldest clothes, or, if you value your clothes,bring a towel or somesuch thing to protect you from any "flying objects" which may be thrown in good-natured fun, but which will leave a dirty stain should they find their target. You will notice that the locals on this side of the ring will wear any old thing to the fights, sometimes just to be funny, but believe me, they are also thinking of the muck and grime that tends to proliferate there.
A cushion to put under you is not a bad idea either, even if it is only useful for the first minutes. The concrete seating will have already taken a battering from the previous day´s fight and there also tends to be a lot of spilled wine floating around. These can be hired out just inside the stadium for a modicum sum.
So, keep your good gear for the night scene and you won´t have to regret any "accidents" that could take place when the wine, sangría, etc, overspills both inside and outside its owners.
Neither is it a good idea to take cameras, something which visitors tend to do. They could run the risk of getting badly stained by the flowing wine or "kalimotxo" (a mixture of red wine and coke) which are being abundantly consumed to allay the fierce heat of the sun. Anything valuable is best left somewhere in a safe place.
Eating and Drinking at the bullring is one of the most attractive aspects (Some would say the most attractive) of the whole show. The drinking usually commences pretty early on. More likely than not the fierce heat of the afternoon sun will be beating mercilessly down on the sunny side of the ring. Sangria tends to be the most popular drink, which, funnily enough, is hardly ever drunk in Pamplona during the rest of the year. It´s understandable that foreign visitors go away from the Fiesta thinking that it is our national drink, but nothing could be further from the truth. Rigid protocol dictates that, after the third bull has been killed, it is time to open the lunchboxes. Many people meet up with their friends in the passageways under the stadium to share their meal, which means that there is usually more seating space available on the terraces.
The lunchboxes can hold anything from a breadroll sandwich to a full three course meal depending on the taste of each person. Some people even bring coffee and liqueurs to finish off their meal in style. (So you can understand why some people don´t tend to return to their seats to watch the remainder of the bullfight.)
On the way to the stadium you will see all kinds of people proudly bearing all kinds of opulent lunchboxes. (Here is one of moments when a little ostentatiousness is acceptable). For many people this will be their main meal of the day.
So, remember to take some victuals and beverages with you to the bullfight. A sense of wellbeing and camaradie abounds at the bullfight and there is usually an opulent amount of sharing out of food going on with the people round you, be they friends or strangers. Here, you have the chance to taste all sorts of popular food from the Navarra region. The people understand that the foreign visitor is not "up" on the protocol on this type of occassion and they are particularly generous at sharing their food with any foreigners that are sitting near them. This eating and drinking tends to build up to a climax all through the second part of the bullfight and the spirits of the spectactors rise correspondingly. There is no point in taking home leftovers so these leftovers often start getting flung round in all directions as some people seem to feel a need to "practise" their volleyball skills.
Sometimes, some luckless person, (especially the ladies) who looks particularly well-dressed and eye-catching, becomes the unfortunate target for these impromptu throwings. This kind of behaviour can sometimes be tiresome and in any case seems to occur with less frequency than it used to do.
Later, as soon as the bull-fight finishes and the crowd leave, an assorted group of scavangers, made up of all kinds of "underground" types, be they "punkis" or whatever, tend to scour the terraces for the suculent leftovers.
So, if you are an open, tolerant and fun-loving type, you will probably have realized by now that this could be just the kind of thing you would enjoy. If it doesn´t sound much like your kind of fun, then give it a miss. There are plenty of other things going on at the same time in Pamplona that could be more in your line.
When the last bull has been killed and dragged from the ring, the "Peñas" and a large part of the crowd pile down into the ring and gather in disordered groups under the different banners ready to flow out through the main gate behind their raoucous brass bands.


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EUGENE, Ore. - The Oregon men's tennis match against Cal Poly came down to a third set tiebreak in the final singles match where the Ducks were able to come out victorious and push their overall record to 9-2 in 2010. A back and forth third set between Aaron Clissold of Oregon and Drew Jacobs of Cal Poly at No. 4 singles culminated in a 9-7 tiebreak favoring Clissold to bring home the win for the Ducks.
The Ducks rallied to within reach down 3-2 with two matches remaining. Side by side, Aaron Clissold vs. Drew Jacobs and Ric Mortera vs. Jordan Bridge battled deep into their respective third sets. It was Ric Mortera who broke through (5-7, 7-6, 6-4) to tie the overall match at 3 points a piece with one singles match remaining.
A key moment in the overall match came when Marcos Verdasco suffered a leg injury during his number one doubles match. Verdasco was able to finish out the set and helped record a victory however would not be able to compete in his scheduled singles match. Slated at number one, the loss of Verdasco forced the ducks to shift their lineup moving everyone up a pairing and moving Jose Izquierdo into the sixth pairing.
Although the pairing of Verdasco/Cornelissen were able to pull out a victory in their doubles match (8-6), the Ducks dropped the opening doubles point to the Mustangs following victories by Cal Poly's Bridge/Sonesson and Zacks/Jacobs. The Mustangs stretched their lead to 3 and 0 with singles victories by Rob Foy over Duncan MacDonald-Korth 6-4, 6-1 and by Brian McPhee over Jose Izquierdo 2-6, 6-3, 6-2.
The Ducks took the match 4-3 after saving six match points, not winning the doubles point and without their number one slated player.
February 21, 2010
1.Verdasco/Cornelissen (UO) def. Fawcett/Foy (CP) 8-6
2.Bridge/Sonesson (CP) def. Bjerke/Mortera (UO) 8-5
3.Zacks/Jacobs (CP) def. Clissold/Izquierdo (UO) 8-4
Order:2, 3, 1
1.Alexander Cornelissen (UO) def. Matt Fawcett (CP), 7-6, 6-4
2.Ric Mortera (UO) def. Jordan Bridge (CP), 5-7, 7-6, 6-4
3.Nico Bjerke (UO) def. Alex Sonesson (CP) 6-4, 7-5
4.Aaron Clissold (UO) def. Drew Jacobs (CP) 6-4, 2-6, 6-6 (7)
5.Rob Foy (CP) def. Duncan MacDonald-Korth (UO) 6-4, 6-1
6.Brian McPhee (CP) def. Jose Izquierdo (UO) 2-6, 6-3, 6-2
Order:5, 6, 3, 1, 2, 4
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Brooke Moore was born in Latrobe, PA, where she began taking ballet at age eight with Laurel Youth Ballet. After a few years of training, she began commuting to Pittsburgh to study with the Pittsburgh Youth Ballet under the direction of Jean Gedeon. Ms. Moore also attended numerous summer programs including the Chautauqua Institution and American Ballet Theatre.
In 1997, she received the National Coca-Cola scholarship from American Ballet Theatre, and at age 15 she moved to California to train with the San Francisco Ballet School. After one year, Artistic Director Helgi Tomasson offered Ms. Moore an apprenticeship with the company. In 1999, she was promoted to the Corps de Ballet. While with the company for eight years, she performed featured roles in many ballets including George Balanchine's Symphony in Three Movements, Symphony in C, and The Four Temperaments; Mark Morris' Pacific and Sylvia; Lew Christenen's The Nutcracker; Jerome Robbins' Glass Pieces; and Helgi Tomasson's Romeo and Juliet and Swan Lake. Ms. Moore joined Pennsylvania Ballet in 2007 and was promoted to Soloist for the 2008-2009 Season and to Principal Dancer for the 2012-2013 Season. Since joining the Company, Ms. Moore has performed featured roles in Giselle (Myrta); Ben Stevenson's Cinderella (Fairy Godmother); William Forsythe's The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, Artifact Suite (Pas de Deux 2), and In the middle, somewhat elevated; Christopher Wheeldon's Polyphonia, Matthew Neenan's As Its Going, Keep, and 11:11; Jiří Kylián's Forgotten Land (Black Couple); John Butler's Carmina Burana; Coppélia (Dawn and Prayer variations); and Jerome Robbins' In the Night and The Concert. Her Balanchine repertoire includes leading roles in The Four Temperaments (Second Theme and Sanguinic), Concerto Barocco (2nd Violin), Agon (First Pas de Trois), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Hippolyta and Divertissement Pas de Deux), George Balanchine's The Nutcracker™ (Dewdrop, Sugarplum Fairy, and Coffee), Who Cares?, and principal roles in Raymonda Variations, Square Dance, Serenade (Russian Girl), Stravinsky Violin Concerto, and Emeralds and Diamonds from Jewels. In 2011, she premiered as Odette/Odile in Christopher Wheeldon's Swan Lake. Ms. Moore graduated from Saint Mary's College LEAP program with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree.
The performances of Brooke Moore, principal dancer, are underwritten by The Hassel Foundation.


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A curious ostrich being nosy while he stares at the camera. This is in fact the largest living species of bird. You should see how these animals eat corn out of a plastic cup. Hilarious.
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With "District 9" and "The A-Team" star Sharlto Copley set to play the villain in Spike Lee's upcoming remake of "Old Boy", the actor recently spoke with MTV News about this new version.
Copley says the filmmakers have every intention of keeping the dark and violent tone of both the original late 90's manga and Park Chan-wook's cult 2003 Korean film.
"They've been very true to the spirit of it. It's dark, it's gritty. They're not sort of softening it, which to me was important. And I'm very excited about that movie. I'm very excited about working with Spike and with Josh [Brolin]. I think it's going to be a film that is really worth redoing and make that idea that is such an unbelievable story accessible to maybe more people than it was originally."
Like the original, the story focuses on a man imprisoned in a hotel room for over two decades with no understanding as to why. When he is suddenly released, he's told he has just four days to determine the reason for his imprisonment.


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When the news about the judge's ruling in the PCMR/Vail mess came, I was on a quick trip to Capitol Reef. Somebody got a message about it, and we all grabbed our electronics and read The Park Record online. The reaction was kind of a shrug. It wasn't the decision anybody wanted, but it was the decision everybody fully expected. I actually pulled up the whole 80-page decision and read it. As that kind of thing goes, the judge did a good job explaining the decision and the reasoning behind it.
The Utah Supreme Court has been consistent for over 100 years that in a commercial lease, where the terms of the renewal are clearly spelled out, the parties have to do exactly what their own agreement says they have to do. If the lease said to renew, you have to stand on the corner of Heber and Main and sing, "I'm a Little Teapot" in the key of G, it doesn't count if you do it in B flat. Or not at all.
It's unfathomable that PCMR let the deadline pass. The landlord, United Park City Mines and now Talisker, has been trying to get out of a below-market lease for better than 20 years. It's just baffling that PCMR didn't give notice every morning for 20 years when they turned the office lights on. But there we are. So now what?
The one thing I'm sure of is that both parties to the dispute are too smart to kill the brand. There is a going-concern value to PCMR that is too valuable to be put seriously at risk. Everybody loses if the operation is splintered up.
PCMR will file an appeal, post the necessary bond, and it will be business as usual for the next season, at least. I bought my season pass without a moment's hesitation, and am confident that I will be enjoying all of PCMR, from the parking lots to Jupiter Bowl, and all points in between.
It will take several months to get through the court of appeals, and that assumes they don't spend months trying to figure out the amount of the appeal bond first. That alone gets us through almost all of next season. Whatever the result at the appeals court, the losing party will try to get the Utah Supreme Court to hear the case (which is optional with the court). So things could drag on for a long time before anybody is packing up the condiments and taking down the lifts.
For the vast majority of the skiers, the ownership of the resort really isn't important. Both Vail and Powdr have strong reputations in the industry, and their individual resorts have unique identities. Locally, having PCMR ownership and management as integrated into the community as they are matters. From sponsorship of kids' race programs to providing lifts-lessons-lunch-and-equipment rentals to a bunch of Rotary exchange students, all with a single phone call, PCMR is very engaged with the community. That's not to say that Vail wouldn't do some or all of the same, but if you have to get everything blessed by Corporate in Colorado, instead of talking to a local manager when you run into her at the grocery store -- well, it's different.
Powdr experienced the other side of that concern over the loss of local control when they bought Killington. Policies change, long-standing, informal practices get formalized or eliminated, and it's just different. It took a while for the locals to warm up.
But the real problem here is that nobody owns all the pieces to operate the resort if the lease is gone. Vail has the bulk of the ski terrain (with bits and pieces leased from third parties). Cumming family entities own the strip of land formerly owned by the banks who financed United Park's original construction of the resort, and PCMR owns the parking and base facilities. PCMR also owns the trademarks, water rights, lifts and other hardware. Without everybody, nobody has much of anything.
The solution is a shotgun wedding, where parties who don't like each other very much realize that they need each other. Negotiating the terms of that has been impossible with the lease dispute in place. Nobody could put a value on anything because it was unclear who owned or controlled the various parts. There's too much value there to break it apart. So in the end, some kind of deal will happen. They will walk down the aisle, black eyes and fat lips, and say, "I do -- because I have to."
Chill the champagne, there's going to be a wedding.
Tom Clyde practiced law in Park City for many years. He lives on a working ranch in Woodland and has been writing this column since 1986.


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Vermonters testify on immigration billApril 21,2013
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Two Vermonters are scheduled to testify in Washington, D.C., about the newly unveiled immigration reform bill.
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Alyson Eastman of Orwell will testify about the role of foreign farm workers in Vermont agriculture.
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This book looks back 800 years into one branch of the Hallsted family.
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Iriarte Jauregia Hotel is an elegant 17th century palace which has been carefully restored to offer maximum comfort and relaxation.
Its interior design is a product of carefully selected décor that brings together the past and the present. It naturally combines antique furniture, works of art and fine elements such as wood, stone, glass and iron to create an intimate, quiet and relaxing atmosphere.
19 charming rooms with character. The only aim of the splendid views, the materials, textures, colours and each little touch is to make every stay an experience that is full of pleasant sensations.
Luxury surrounded by nature. It is located in Gipuzkoa, in an impressive valley that is surrounded by woodlands and mountains, where all the different shades of the colour green take centre stage.
Thanks to its excellent location in the centre of the Basque Country, you can enjoy tranquillity and nature and also conveniently visit the main tourist attractions.
Very good road links. Tolosa (10 km), Azpeitia (13 km) and only 25 minutes from the centre of Donostia-San Sebastian.
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It has a large garden that is sheltered by an old stone wall, where you can relax in the shade of an ancient tree, have a drink on the terrace while you watch the sunset, or enjoy a tasty outdoor breakfast, weather permitting. Outdoor parking and free Wi-Fi connection.
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North Carolina is Cool…
Being the prejudiced yankee asshole that I am, I'm always surprised when I go down south and have a really good time. Great shows, fun people, and man is that accent sexy! Especially on the cops!
No real drama to report, although I almost got arrested at the waffle house. We walked in and sat down one night at around 3am and these kids were being a little loud and drunk, nothing particularly obnoxious, when this bitchy fuckin waitress yells over at them:
"If y'all don't be quiet over there I'm gonna call the police!"
So of course me and my big mouth have to jump into the mix:
"Whoa, what the hell is that about? Call the police for someone talking? I thought this was America, land of the free and home of the brave!" "This ain't America, this is the waffle house, motherfucker!"
Everyone has a great big laugh out of that of course, so she decides to actually call the cops. 5 minutes later officer friendly and his partner arrive, and get this they're high! No doubt in my mind! These dudes must have busted some local NC State kid with a bag of chronic and decided to sample a little before the end of their shift.
One of them has totally bloodshot eyes and a little smile, and the other one has his mouth slightly agape and a fascinated look in his eyes. He tells us in his best "officer friendly keeper of the peace" tone that he knows this is all silly and to please keep it down.
Me again, being the asshole that I am, says:
"No problem officer, we understand you're just doing your job. And doing it well, I might add. Right everybody? How about a nice round of applause for the police, everybody? C'mon, folks! Give it up for the cops!"
Well the drunken packed in 3am waffle house crowd of about 150 kids erupts into applause, and officer friendly starts to get a little paranoid. His partner starts to giggle. Officer friendly then begins to tell me that I'm annoying him and ruining his buzz, and that he tried to be a man about this all, blah, blah, blah, I apologize and tell him I have much respect, and he and his partner go back to their squad car and their bong hits. I forgot to bring my camera out that night, so I didn't get any pictures, although I'm pretty sure the cops wouldn't have let me film them in the condition they were in.
Oh, yeah speaking of pictures, here's a couple more drunken sluts that wanted to take pictures with Joey's balls. Nothing special though, no penetration, no cocksucking, zzzzz really a pathetic effort if you ask me.
That chick from Brea has really raised the bar as far as doing outrageous things to get on this site, and any of you gals looking to take the crown from her have some SERIOUS work ahead of you.
That said, I have started to receive unsolicited joerogan.net titty pictures, and I could not be happier about this. Three of them so far, but this is the only set worthy of being published.
And worthy they certainly are!
God bless America!
Keep those tits comin'!
Oh, and as far as my take on breasts, and believe it or not I've gotten more than one email asking me about my take on fake breasts, this is how I see it: If I can touch them, they're real. What is it a fucking mirage? Those are tits, not illusions. Have some respect, will ya?
Email first off, anyone that's sent me an email in the last 4 days, please send it again, because I fucked up and accidentally deleted all my inbox mail. I was trying to figure out how to get my e mail on my palm pilot and I fucking spazzed and torched them all. Doh! My main email for the site is still being set up by the new host, but for the time being you can send me shit here: email@example.com
Oh, yeah Joey Diaz wants to welcome you all to the first week of the new home for joerogan.net!


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TUCSON, Ariz -- The University of Arizona women's soccer program announced its team awards for the 2000 season on Wednesday. Junior defender Cassidy Guinn was named Most Valuable Player, freshman forward Sierra Cristiano was chosen Most Improved Player, and freshman forward Liz Bartlett was named Newcomer of the Year. Senior defender Niki Aguiar received the Coach's Award.
Cassidy Guinn anchored the Wildcat defense this year. She started 18 of the season's 20 matches, missing two games because of injury, and had one shot.
With three goals and one assist (seven points), Sierra Cristiano finished the year in third place on the UA scoring chart. A starter in all but one match, she was also third on the team with 24 shots. Cristiano scored all three of her goals in the final four matches of the season.
Liz Bartlett made an immediate impact as a rookie by finishing the season as Arizona's leading scorer, with five goals and one assist (11 points). Despite missing the final two matches of the year because of illness, Bartlett led the Cats in shots as well, with 43. She notched three of her goals during a three-game span midway through the season, including the both goals of a 2-1 win over Long Island on Sept. 29.
Niki Aguiar was in her first active season as a Wildcat, playing in nine matches with one shot. She was redshirted last year because of injury after transferring to the UA from Wyoming.
The Wildcats ended the 2000 season with a 3-15-2 overall mark under first-year head coach Cathy Klein.


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New Orleans Saints free agent cornerback Tracy Porter is a popular guy, especially now that he's considered the best cover man left on the open market. A league source confirmed an ESPN.com report that Porter will visit the Denver Broncos this week after he's done visiting with the Tennessee Titans.
If he lands in Denver, he'll team up with new Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning -- the quarterback he intercepted in Super Bowl XLIV.