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This show has a ridiculous plot which adds to the hilarity of the 1980's music. The set, costumes and talent were top notch!
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This show is not necessarily a children's show - they won't get it, but those of us who know Olivia Newton John probably enjoy it the most.
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If you love musicals and entertaining shows, for all ages. You will enjoy Montgomery version of Xanadu. I have seen the movie at 26times and I took my daughter and my husband who, is nt a fan of musicals. They all enjoyed it. It went beyond the...continued
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It was a great show, even my son enjoyed it a lot.
Performers did a great job.
Xanadu follows the journey of a magical and beautiful Greek muse, Kira, who descends from the heavens of Mt. Olympus to Venice Beach, California in 1980 on a quest to inspire a struggling artist, Sonny, to achieve the greatest artistic creation of all time – the first Roller Disco (Hey, it's 1980!) But, when Kira falls into forbidden love with the mortal Sonny, her jealous sisters take advantage of the situation and chaos abounds. This hilarious, roller skating, musical adventure about following your dreams despite the limitations others set for you, promises to become a new CMT hit! You'll want to keep the music in your head, and Xanadu in your heart, forever.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. - Mississippi State soccer coach Aaron Gordon recently completed his coaching staff with the addition of veteran club and college coach Phil Casella.
Casella joins Gordon and his wife, Ashley, on the Bulldog coaching staff.
The Bayside, N.Y., native spent 2011 and 2012 as head coach of the New York Fury in the Women's Premier Soccer League, the largest women's soccer league in the world.
"I'm excited about the opportunity to join Aaron and Ashley here at Mississippi State. I've known them the last 10 or 11 years through a mutual friend, and they are well-respected in the soccer community," Casella said. "I was thrilled when I got the phone call, and I'm excited to be here working with Aaron and Ashley in helping take Mississippi State to the top of the SEC. I'm also thankful for Scott (Stricklin) and Duncan (McKenzie) for allowing me the opportunity to join the Mississippi State athletic staff."
As a head coach of the Fury, he took a squad consisting of professional players from Women's Professional Soccer and semi-professional leagues to the 2011 East Region semifinals as well as the East-Mid Atlantic Conference regular season title.
While coaching the Fury in the WPSL, Casella also coached the Albertson Fury Soccer Club.
Casella coached the Albertson Fury '91 from 2007-11, guiding the club to numerous championships, including three-straight Eastern New York State Cup titles from 2009-11. His 2010 edition finished the year ranked No. 4 in the nation.
"We are very excited about Phil joining our staff here at Mississippi State," Gordon said. "For years, Phil has been associated with the development of many of the top players in the New York area. His ability as an on-field coach and his eye for talent will be a huge asset to our program.
"As a staff coach with the Albertson Fury, Phil was instrumental to the success of their club," Gordon added. "Phil's connections with club soccer will continue to expand our recruiting network and bring in players that can help us reach our goal of winning championships at Mississippi State."
Casella served as interim head coach of the '92 and '93 Elite Clubs National League squads. Under his guidance, the '93 Fury won the Eastern New York State Cup and went on to finish fifth in the ECNL national championship.
After taking the '92 Fury to the 2010 ECNL national "Flight B" runner-up, the 2011 squad advanced to the Region 1 semifinals before taking runner-up in the Eastern New York State Cup.
Casella's collegiate coaching career consists of assistant coaching stints at Fordham (2006-07) and his alma mater, Fairleigh Dickinson (2000-06).
In his lone season at Fordham, he helped lead the Rams to a 14-7 overall record and the finals of the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament.
Casella was a part of Fairleigh Dickinson's move to NCAA Division I in the first of his six seasons at the school. In just the third season, the Knights posted a 7-2-1 Northeast Conference record and advanced to the semifinals of the league tournament.
A year after winning the 2003 ECAC championship, Casella helped guide the Knights to the NEC regular-season title with an unbeaten 6-0-3 record.
During his college coaching tenures, he also worked with the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association's Olympic Development Program. From 1999-2002 he assisted with the U14 and U17 squads.
He took the head coaching reigns of the U14 squad from 2003-05 before managing the U17 squad the 2005-06 campaigns.
Along with the different levels of coaching, Casella also brings different levels of playing experience. He played at Fairleigh Dickinson from 1992-95 before graduating with a degree in communication and advertising.
Casella continued his playing career in 1996 with the North Jersey Imperials of the United States Inter-regional Soccer League, the second division to Major League Soccer in the United States. He helped guide the Imperials to the semifinals of the Sizzling Six National Championship Tournament and the 1996 Northeast Division title.
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India, Bangladesh: Dispute over water and the river Teesta
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This post is part of our special coverage of International Relations and Security [en].
India and Bangladesh share 54 rivers. Despite the creation of a Joint Rivers Commission [on] for water management since 1972, tensions between the two countries on sharing resources recently reached the point of dispute over the river Teesta. At stake are the lives of countless people of West Bengal and Bangladesh, which depend on the river for their survival.
To date, India and Bangladesh have signed only a broad agreement about the river - a bilateral treaty of 1996 [in] which established a 30-year arrangement to share the waters between the two countries. This would change in September 2011 when the Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh, signed a pact with his counterpart in Bangladesh in relation to access and use of the river Teesta.
The Teesta - which originates in Sikkim - flows through the northern part of West Bengal in India before entering Bangladesh, where after passing for about 45km of irrigable land, joins the river Brahmaputra (Jamuna or when it enters to Bangladesh). In 1983, a water-sharing agreement ad-hoc [in] was reached between India and Bangladesh, in which both countries were allocated 39% and 36% respectively of the water flow. The new bilateral agreement expands on this by proposing an equitable distribution of river Teesta.
However, the deal fell [in] when the newly elected Chief Minister of West Bengal, Ms. Mamata Banerjee [in], refused to approve the treaty, fearing that the loss of a greater volume of water to the lower river could cause problems in the upstate region, especially during the drier months.
Given that water is a matter of state in India, and that the political party of Banerjee, the Trinamool Congress All India [in], is a key partner in the coalition government in power plant, the agreement could not pass without his approval. While much of the population of Bangladesh and the Indian media vilified its rigid stance, his opposition to the treaty's terms was not without a share of support [in].
In May 2012, during a visit to India, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh, Ms. Dipu Moni said that [in] the bilateral relations will be complicated if India is unable to deliver the agreement to share the waters of the Teesta .
Despite this pressure tactic, the treaty remains a simmer, while India continues its efforts to build domestic political consensus [on]. However, the Indian Foreign Minister, SM Krishna, tried to ease tensions and said to Bangladesh that India remains committed to an early solution to the issue of sharing Teesta waters.
Bangladesh also wants a quick solution to the problem, and may even be willing to soften its position [in] due to the growing pressure at home to close the deal.
Bangladeshi Journalist and blogger Ahmed Farid writes [es]:
However, looking beyond the political rhetoric, the concerns of West Bengal on water security for the northern region can not be overlooked and should be allayed. India already is beginning to feel the pressure on its water security in the light of increasing demands siemre more water for its growing population. According to the 2010 report 'Water Security for India: the external dynamics', published [in] by the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA) [en}:
Both countries, therefore, need to develop a well thought out and balanced treaty that allows a fair distribution of the waters of the Teesta, improving bilateral relations and reducing the possibility of water conflicts.
This post and its translations into Spanish, Arabic and French have been commissioned by the International Security Network (ISN) as part of an alliance to locate voices of citizens around the world on issues of international relations and security.
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STANFORD, Calif. The Arizona men's tennis team fell to 3rd-ranked Stanford,7-0, today at the Taube Family Tennis Stadium. The Wildcats fall to 8-6 overall, while the Cardinal improves to 14-0.
The Cardinal swept Arizona in doubles and singles play. In the top spot of singles play 89th-ranked junior Alex Aybar fell to 3rd-ranked Alex Kim, 6-2, 3-6,7-5. At the No. 5 spot, Ali Ansari defeated sophomore Caleb Marquardt, 6-3, 6-4, marking an end to his five match winning streak.
The Wildcats return to action tomorrow in Berkeley, California against 35th-ranked California, at noon.
Results Singles No. 1 (3)Alex Kim (Stanford) def. (89)Alex Aybar (UA) 6-2, 3-6, 7-5 No. 2 (9)Geoff Abrams (Stanford) def. Jean-Noel Lacoste (UA) 6-2, 6-0 No. 3 (97)Scotty Scott (Stanford) def. Michel Stopa (UA) 2-6, 6-2, 6-4 No. 4 Deavid Martin (Stanford) def. Alex Brown (UA) 6-3, 7-6(3) No. 5 Ali Ansari (Stanford) def. Caleb Marquardt (UA) 6-3, 6-4 No. 6 Carter Morris (Stanford) def. Tom Lloyd (UA) 6-3, 6-4
Results Doubles No. 1 (1)Abrams/Kim (Stanford) def. Stopa/LaCoste (UA) 8-6 No. 2 K.J. Hippensteel/Martin (Stanford) def. Brown/Lloyd (UA) 8-5 No. 3 Ansari/Scott (Stanford) def. Aybar/Jackson (UA) 8-3


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In case you've lost count, so far there have been five trailers released for Season 7 of "Sons of Anarchy." Each gets a bit creepier than the last. Several show Jax's face flickering back and forth between his own and that of a reaper figure. The poster shows the familiar shot of a shirtless Jax from behind but instead of his "sons" tattoo, a skull seems to be emerging from his back. He also hides a pistol behind his back in the shot, implying that perhaps he himself is the reaper, said Yahoo! News on Aug. 3.
Sutter has hinted that the Jax of Season 7 will be a much darker, more focused character than the one fans have been accustomed to. In an interview at Comic Con, show creator Kurt Sutter said that Jax would not be living amid the chaos as much as he would be causing it for a change.
The premiere of the final season won't air for a few more weeks. In the meantime, FX has released the titles of the first 6 episodes of the season. Here's what we know so far.
Episode 1 is titled, "Black Widower." It will air Tuesday, Sept, 9 on FX and run an hour and 45 minutes. It will pick up ten days after Tara's murder with Jax in prison on a parole violation.
Episode 2, titled "Toil and Till" will air Sept. 14. No confirmed details are available for this episode or the next four.
Episode 3 is "Playing with Monsters" which will air Sept. 23. Episode 4 is "Poor Little Lambs" and it will air on Sept. the title might imply a storyline involving Jax's kids. We do know Wendy (Drea de Matteo) is an important part of the season and that Courtney Love will be appearing as a preschool teacher for Jax's oldest son, Abel.
Episode 5 is titled "Some Strange Eruption. It is set to air Oct. 7. Episode 6, "Smoke 'em if You Got 'em" will air Oct. 14.
In surprising news, Nerdcore revealed that former porn star Jenna Jameson will make an appearance on the show. James even tweeted a picture of herself on set with Charlie Hunnam. The site claims FX confirmed the adult star's appearance, saying she would be in just one episode. It seems probable that she will have something to do with the "Sons" pornography business, Cara Cara.
"Sons of Anarchy" will premiere on Sept. 9 on FX. Check back for more news on your favorite motorcycle club show.
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Everyone in the Denver/Boulder area has been touched in one way or another by the senseless, violent end that little Jessica Ridgway met last week. Hopefully it has made all of us at least a little more aware of our own personal safety and that of our families. Many of you may feel confused about what you could possibly do to protect yourself or your loved ones other than take a self defense class (which is a great idea), but there is an opportunity right now for each of us to be a part of a unique solution that could help not only us, but our families, friends, and thousands of others.
If you haven't heard of Indiegogo yet, it's a website dedicated to helping entrepreneurs obtain funding for their projects through crowdfunding—people like you and me who are interested in a project can support it financially for as little as a dollar or two, up to hundreds or thousands of dollars, with each level of support earning a special thank-you perk. One especially interesting project that is currently seeking funding is Coyote Case, a special smartphone case for the iPhone (and, hopefully, for Android models soon) that can help protect you. When activated, the Coyote Case has what essentially amounts to a panic button that activates a screeching siren to drive your attacker away from you and draw the attention of people nearby who may be able to help. It also includes an app that automatically sends an emergency text message to a pre-selected list of contacts (your family, roommate, local police, etc.).
This College-to-Career column is read mainly by young professionals here in the Denver/Boulder area, but personal safety affects us all. This product holds great promise for helping protect children, hikers, cyclists, even the elderly. Take a look at the funding site, view the video and read the text describing the product and project, and consider being part of the solution. Minimum support is only two dollars, but if you want a Coyote Case for yourself when it becomes available (projected release: next April), support at the $60 level or higher will put one in your hands 'hot off the press.'
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- Release Date: Sep 9, 2011
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Set in a noirish, gleaming Montreal, this handsome, captivating, well-paced and stylish film is fully realized in every aspect.
Shared tragedy can bind together the most unlikely of people. Movies often make too much of that truism, but surprisingly committed performances from actors like these can still make it feel like something meaningful.
This debut feature by the Canadian director Deborah Chow is so artistically well-intentioned and earnest in its ambitions that you can almost forgive the banality of its every scene.
Although there are moments when lead thesps Zach Braff ("Scrubs", "Garden State") and Isabelle Blais just about pull off the implausible conceit, the picture still suffers from major problems of tone as well as stilted camerawork and editing.
Deborah Chow's ridiculously implausible yet still predictable tale of guilt and redemption is so bipolar in tone that when it's not a more linear rip-off of Guillermo Arriaga's grim and gritty melodramas (21 Grams, Babel), it's the kind of quirky indie romance that made Braff's name.
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VICE President Jejomar C. Binay of the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) yesterday described President Aquino's signing into law of the Kasambahay Bill as a major step in giving respect and dignity to some 2.5 million household workers or 'kasambahays.'
"The Kasambahay Law signed by President Aquino gives our household workers the respect and dignity they deserve," Binay said.
"I am glad that President Aquino has signed the bill into law. This only shows the administration's commitment to provide maximum protection to and uphold the dignity and welfare of our household workers — this is a big step in the right direction," said the Vice President who is likewise the concurrent chairman of UNA.
San Juan Rep. JV Ejercito and Cagayan Rep. Jack Enrile, who are both running under UNA in the 2013 senatorial elections, are the main proponents of Republic Act 10361, or "An Act Instituting Policies for the Protection and Welfare of Domestic Workers", or simply known as the "Kasambahay Act."
Ejercito said, "this is the best gift we can give at the start of the new year for these hardworking men and women who tend to our homes and take care of our children."
The Kasambahay Act ensures the rights and welfare of the estimated 2.5 million domestic workers all over the country that similarly pegs the minimum salaries and benefits of household employees.
Co-proponent Jack Enrile said that "this is a landmark piece of legislation which took Congress 15 years to enact into law. This is just the beginning — our work is not over yet. We need to make sure that the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of this milestone measure will be properly enforced. I therefore extend my hand to President Aquino in whatever capacity to help fulfill the true spirit of this new law. I also want to thank all the other legislators in the House of Representatives and the Senate who supported the bill during its evolution in Congress, and are equally happy with the turn of events."
UNA senatorial bet Nancy Binay said that "the Kasambahay Act sets forth the rights and interests of the domestic household sector within the full protection of the State."
Former Sen. Dick Gordon likewise hailed the passage of the Kasambahay Law and described it as a "real milestone" in the long struggle of the domestic workers to gain the recognition that they deserve.
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My son Dean & I own Avonlea Photography Studio. I do not photograph as much for clients as when I first started, I mostly shoot for my own enjoyment and personal projects. Dean & our studio photographers shoot the studio/commercial work. I am well known in my area for my Dog Photography & over the years have taken shots of some beautiful dogs. My 2 year old Grandson Owen is what I photograph mostly these days with just a domestic digital camera.
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Pac-10 Indoors (Jan. 18-20, Seattle)
Being English, I am used to the rain and the weather being at a high of 51 degrees in winter and a low of 42 degrees and feeling a little chilly. However, in Seattle, where my prior experience of the place had been through watching the film Sleepless in Seattle, it was all that I had expected and even colder reaching at best 39 degrees. It was definitely time to put on the beanies and scarves.
We, the Women's tennis team, including Megan Bradley, Lauren Fisher, Catherine Hawley, Petya Marinova, Sara Walker and myself, Sarah Gregg, arrived around 8:00 p.m. and headed straight to the tennis courts. Naturally they were indoors. The courts were nice and immediately the team felt comfortable playing indoors, which was essential as we had a great deal of tennis ahead of us. In fact we never saw daylight as we arrived at the courts at approximately 8:00 a.m. and found ourselves leaving on the first night at 10:30 p.m.
The team performed exceptionally well and proved to all the other Pac-10 teams just what a dominating force the UCLA's women's tennis team is. Lauren Fisher dominated the third singles flight, barely dropping a couple of games per match. When she teamed up with Megan Bradley to play doubles in the first flight, the outcome was equally destructive. Those poor opponents could not even get a glimpse of Fisher's serve and when accompanied by Bradley and her powerful ground strokes and thunderbolt serve, it was inevitability going to be trouble for anyone facing them.
Sara Walker battled through her first round match showing great competitiveness after having some very questionable line calls made against her. However, her experience showed as she maintained composure to win the match. Her next opponent was Claire Carter a fellow Brit whose stylish net play and deceptive slice backhand, fell short to Sara's powerful, unforgiving ground strokes. Walker continued to fight hard, but fell just short in the semifinals. She clearly let the other teams know that she will be extremely tough to beat in the matches to come.
Captain Petya Marinova also demonstrated her feisty nature with her all-round solid game, huge serve and immense anticipation around the court, reaching the semifinals in the second flight of singles. Her opponents had to work extremely hard to get a single point, as Marinova gave away nothing.
Catherine Hawley, also the team's captain, whose voice can always be heard shouting Go Bruins to all the team, displayed great diversity and eagerness through winning the flight two doubles with myself. Her on-court presence is both polite, yet fierce. Her hard working nature and desire to win only ads an extra boost to the UCLA women's tennis team.
We charged off to the airport to catch a 4:00 p.m. flight back to sunny L.A. Seattle, although cold and wet, had all the warmth that was necessary in the charming people that we met. After exceptional play, UCLA certainly left its mark on the Washington courts.
UCLA vs. LMU (Jan. 25, LATC)
Wow! The UCLA women's tennis team is back and ready to show just what we are made of. It has been a long time since this team has swept all of the matches from an opponent, but that's exactly what we did. We took no prisoners and wasted no time in letting our opponents know that we are eager and hungry for victory.
With this type of positive aura surrounding the team, I can only sense that better things will come. We are fit, strong, competitive, talented, but most importantly we have heart!
UCLA vs. Pepperdine (Jan. 26, LATC)
Being a freshman here at UCLA I lack a bit of the history behind our tennis record. Therefore, when I was told that we had always had a hard time with Pepperdine, the team and I were ready to go out and prove that we are better than before. We left Pepperdine stunned as after only 35 minutes, we dropped a mere six games in our opening three doubles matches.
Now it was time to prove ourselves on the singles courts, which is exactly what we did. Megan Bradley and Sara Walker made short work with their matches, while Petya Marinova, Lauren Fisher, Catherine Hawley and I were still playing as the wind decided to pick up. It was about that time that I began to wish I hadn't worn a sleeveless top as the umpire went in search of new balls for the third set. It was great to be surrounded by my teammates while I was playing. Fisher tapped me on the shoulder with encouragement at the change of ends after I had dropped the second set. That made me realize the amazing team morale we have. It wasn't long before Fisher and Hawley, on the two courts beside me, proved too strong for their opponents. I was soon left on my own, scrapping in the wind in the final set.
I could hear the support but most importantly I could feel it. I had even begged my mate on the swim team to come watch - I think that means she expects me to watch her swim sometime? Anyway, it was a good feeling having all these people around me, as I knew the team had already won but they were still there for me. I finally managed to pull the match around, which meant a great deal to me as it let Pepperdine know that the players on this team are fighters.
UCLA vs. UCI (Jan. 30, LATC)
Sorry to talk about the weather again but to say it has been cold these last couple of days is an understatement. However, the team's energy has certainly not been drowned out by the feeble attempt for the heavens to cave in. As we all warm up to music blasting, the team shows early signs that UCI is going to have an up hill struggle. The power displayed on the courts by my peers in something I'm glad I don't have to face.
The No. 1 and No. 3 doubles matches started off at an even keel while Megan Bradley and myself took an early advantage in the No. 2 position. However, it wasn't long before I heard this deafening scream from the court to my left, which was immediately followed by a deadly silence. I turned to see Mariko Fritz-Krockow curled up on the floor, with her head in her hands. I couldn't believe my eyes. The trainers ran on to assist her but we had to continue to battle on in fear of getting a time violation. To everyone's relief she was soon back on her feet and putting an overhead away, presumably somewhere in the direction towards the girl who had just made her cry out. I assume we all would do the same to someone who had just smacked a ball right in your eye in the course of a point. What better way to seek revenge than by winning the match, which is exactly what Mariko and Catherine Hawley did. Before long, Petya Marinova and Sara Walker soon put an end to the hopes of UCI's No. 1 doubles team.
Although we had already won the doubles point, Bradley and I were still playing and eager to prevent UCI from gaining any confidence going into the singles. It wasn't long until Bradley's returns frightened our opponents into double faulting on my side. We eventually won and UCLA took a 1-0 lead heading into singles play, quite naturally after we munched a banana or two.
Walker and Hawley wasted no time in showing their opponents that they meant business, as neither dropped a game in their singles matches. Soon after that, Bradley stamped her authority on her opponent, but this was certainly not a sign that they could go home earlier, as Mariko and I were still battling away. Unfortunately, Petya was forced to withdraw due to injury. Mariko then decided to leave me on my own as she finished off her opponent. Before I knew it, here I was just starting the second set while everyone else had done their job and was snuggled up comfortable on the stands. Well, with the team and my coaches behind me, and an odd cloud coming overhead, I turned the match around to finish in a more convincing style. After winning the first set in a tiebreaker, I dropped just one game in the second set to close out my match. The team took a 6-1 victory over UCI!
We are just getting stronger and stronger and are now raring to show No. 7 USC just what were all about this Friday. The strength, courage and determination of us all will surely be a wall that USC may find hard to break, despite the fact that they will be at home with their musical band pounding away in the background. You can be sure that we will have everyone storming down serves and groundstrokes to silence them on Friday.


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Why does my baby cry at large family gatherings?
Has anyone else had this problem? My 12 mos old son cries hysterically whenever we enter a large family gathering. He would cry and scream for his life whenever family members comes to greet him or try holding him. It has been going on since he was 4 mos old and its heartbreaking to go to a family party just hear my son cry like hes in pain. I would not be able to eat, chat or even sit down for a while because I'm trying to calm him down. He is normally a very cheerful baby with a good temperament who loves to laugh and play. I wish we can show off how wonderful of a baby he is. Its embarrassing and I get dirty looks from people who thinks my son is uncontrollable. It is easy for other people to tell me with crooked eyebrows, "oh, you need to take him out more. All he sees is his mother at home. you probably have to hold him while you're showering" umm... to the biatches who says that, I try defending my son that I do take him outside almost everyday. What can I do to help my son?
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It is possible that large family gathers are just too intense and overwhelming for him. I would ask that family members not approach my child, rather they can sit down a little ways away from him and let him approach them. Another thing you can do is arrive early to family gatherings so that the energy levels grow gradually rather than arriving 30 minutes after everyone and the energy levels are already high. If you feel that he needs more socialization, perhaps a mommy and me class with children his age will help. It's probably just a phase though. Some children are naturally introverts and can't handle too large of groups.posted 05/15/2013 by BethyBeth83
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Express has named Theo Killion has been appointed to its board of directors as a Class III director. Killion is CEO and a director of Zale Corp.
Michael Weiss, chairman of the board and the company's president and CEO commented: "I am delighted to welcome Theo to the board and look forward to working with him again. Theo's extensive retail experience in strategy and business development, talent development and risk management will be valuable to Express as we continue to deliver on our four pillars of growth."
Killion has served as CEO of Zale Corp. since September of 2010. Prior to becoming CEO, he served in a variety of other positions with Zale including interim CEO, president, and EVP human resources, legal and corporate strategy. Before joining Zale, Killion worked as an executive recruiter with Berglass+Associates; served as EVP human resources for Tommy Hilfiger and held various management positions with Limited Brands.


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March 16, 2012
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After finishing with a 5-7 record in 2011 and coming one game short of a sixth-straight bowl appearance, East Carolina will officially begin its 2012 campaign with the start of spring drills Monday inside the Cliff Moore Practice Facility.
Third-year head coach Ruffin McNeill said he and his staff are looking forward to hitting the gridiron for the season's first organized practice session after beginning offseason preparations in early January.
"We've been working hard during the offseason to be ready for Monday," he said. "I think everybody is excited. As coaches, we're ready to see the kids compete. The goal is to grow as a team every day. We need to walk off the field each day better than we were the practice before."
The Pirates enter the spring practice period with an experienced roster as they return over 70 percent of lettermen from a year ago, including nearly 64 percent of their positional starters (seven on offense, seven on defense). McNeill and his staff aim to use the time as an opportunity to fill four openings on each side of the ball and initiate an overhaul of the program's special teams squad while also seeking to establish additional depth at several other key positions. He explained an area of focus this spring will be cutting down on giveaways and forcing more turnovers as a defense.
ECU approaches practice aiming to continue the development of one of the nation's most high-octane aerial attacks. Led by quarterback Dominique Davis during the 2010 and 2011 campaigns, the air game flourished in the spread system as the Pirates ranked among the best among FBS squads statistically - finishing with top-20 standings in passing offense both seasons.
However, the high-scoring system will be tasked with producing similar numbers without Davis and East Carolina's all-time leader in career touchdown receptions, Lance Lewis. Both finished their eligibility last November after record-breaking stints donning Pirate uniforms.
The staff has not labeled a starter on the pre-spring depth chart, but several candidates are viable options to fill the void left by Davis - junior Rio Johnson, senior Brad Wornick, sophomore Shane Carden and freshman Cody Keith are all listed. Johnson and Wornick have played in backup roles while neither Carden nor Keith have experienced action behind center in a collegiate contest.
Johnson was the only player that took snaps in 2011. The Atlanta, Ga., native appeared in four games as he completed 20-of-29 attempts (69 percent) for 157 yards. He connected on a personal-best 13 passes Oct. 8 at Houston. Additionally, he entered a Nov. 5 tilt against eventual Conference USA champion Southern Miss and threw for 47 yards (five-of-six) on a drive that culminated with a touchdown.
McNeill said it is critical for the quarterbacks to step into leadership roles despite their lack of game experience.
"All four of those guys have a great opportunity," he explained. "They worked extremely hard in the offseason and they have a great understanding of our offense. They have the chance to develop into great leaders for this program. We're excited to see that group compete starting Monday."
East Carolina welcomes the return of 2011 rushing leaders Reggie Bullock, Torrance Hunt and Michael Dobson - a trio that accounted for over 67 percent of the squad's total carries (267/397) and just under 87 percent of the Pirates' yards on the ground (1,138/1,309). The three upperclassmen also tallied nine touchdown runs in 2011. Bullock was sidelined for six games during the campaign as he spent several weeks on the disabled list, but the senior speedster is expected to participate in spring drills.
McNeill said he and the staff expect junior Zico Pasut (17 career carries) and North Carolina transfer Hunter Furr to bring a more physical element to the ground attack. McNeill mentioned Pasut as a player that "you can put in a lot of different spots." His 6-foot-3, 234-pound frame provides the Pirates with football's version of a utility man has he has played inside receiver, tight end, halfback and fullback, including three starts in the backfield in 2011.
For the second consecutive campaign, ECU must deal with the loss of an all-time great at the wide receiver position. Following the departure of 2010 Conference USA Player-of-the-Year Dwayne Harris, the unit was led by Lewis (60 receptions, eight touchdowns) a year ago.
The corps returns several playmakers from last year's group, including five that corralled 23 or more passes in 2011 - Justin Hardy (64), Andrew Bodenheimer (46), Danny Webster (43), Reese Wiggins (29) and Derrick Harris (23).
The influx of young talent that complemented Lewis was highlighted by Hardy's breakout season as the former walk-on inside receiver earned Conference USA All-Freshman Team honors. The Vanceboro, N.C., native averaged over six catches per contest (6.4/25th in FBS) and led the team with 658 reception yards.
Wiggins shined late in the season, using his breakaway speed to boast scoring grabs of 72 and 84 yards against Southern Miss and UCF, respectively. Standing 6-foot-8, Justin Jones should continue to offer ECU a dangerous redzone threat while Dayon Arrington and freshman Donte Sumpter will certainly be in the mix. Webster will not take part in spring workouts due to a right knee injury suffered late during his rookie campaign.
Of the four starters lost on offense from the 2011 roster, the offensive line had just one departure - tackle Steven Baker. Heading into the spring, the group is anchored by four juniors - right guard Will Simmons, left guard Jordan Davis, left tackle Adhem Elsawi and right tackle Grant Harner. Josh Clark and Taylor Hudson are expected to compete for time at the center spot while C.J. Struyk and former defensive lineman Jimmy Booth - he was moved to the offensive line in an attempt to create more depth, according to McNeill - could also see action.
The Pirates proved themselves as one of the nation's most improved defenses from 2010 to 2011 following a shift to a 3-4 scheme, which McNeill called a "personnel move."
Whatever the reason, it worked.
East Carolina returns seven starters from last year's "D" that gave up an average of 376.3 yards per game after the 2010 version surrendered over 475 ypg.
The vastly improved group must overcome the loss of three starters from the secondary - corners Derek Blacknall and Emanuel Davis, and strong safety Bradley Jacobs - but will benefit from the return of free safety Damon Magazu, who finished the year with 80 tackles, four interceptions and three fumble recoveries. Seniors Leonard Paulk and Jacobi Jenkins are expected to experience increased roles as cornerbacks in 2012 while junior college transfer Adonis Armstrong will serve in a similar role, seeking to bolster a defense that finished second in Conference USA in passing yards per game allowed (202.2) in 2011. Letterwinner Lamar Ivey and Hinds Community College transfer Godfrey Thompson are tentatively listed as the top strong safeties heading into 2012.
McNeill said stopping the opponents' rushing attack and generating sufficient pressure on the quarterback with the "guys up front" helps any secondary. The coaches expect the return of six starters in the defensive front seven to help the less-experienced defensive backs adjust more quickly during spring workouts.
The staff has elected to make a positional change for one of the returnees as Derrell Johnson will begin the spring as an outside linebacker after starting every game in 2011 at defensive end. McNeill indicated it is often a misnomer that teams in a 3-4 scheme constantly show the same look. He said Johnson's versatility offers the defense a chance to attack in different ways as his former down-lineman can now use his skills and athleticism to strengthen the unit in various capacities.
The defense benefitted from remarkable consistency during its initial year in the new scheme. Michael Brooks was a season-long fixture at nose guard. His chief reserve, Terry Williams, appeared in 11 games, forcing two fumbles and recording three tackles for loss. Defensive tackle Leroy Vick also figures into line coach Marc Yellock's plans after returning from a knee injury that forced him to miss the entire campaign.
Matt Milner began all but a pair of games opposite Johnson at end. Lee Pegues received the nod in the two contests in which Milner did not start. The experienced duo will serve as veteran leaders on each side of Brooks while Terrell Stanley, Johnathon White, Chrishon Rose, John Lattimore and Justin Dixon could see significant playing time at those spots in 2012.
The linebacker corps was anchored last year by inside linebacker Jeremy Grove. The Frederick, Md., native recorded a Pirate rookie record 122 tackles while also leading the squad with five quarterback hurries and 3.5 tackles for loss yardage. The gaudy numbers and Grove's role as the leader of ECU's defensive resurgence earned him Conference USA Freshman-of-the-Year accolades. A Freshman All-America performer in 2011 - as tabbed by four national publications - will sit out the spring workout period to allow his battered right shoulder time to completely heal. Sophomore Jake Geary will be limited to non-contact work as he continues to recover from a left ankle injury suffered in a win over UCF in mid-November.
The inside linebacker positions will be filled by returnees in senior Daniel Drake and junior Ty Holmes while Kyle Tudor offers another veteran presence on the spring depth chart. Outside linebackers Chris Baker (seven starts in 2011) and Maurice Falls are early picks expected to experience action in the same role in 2012, but the Pirates are looking forward to seeing what local standout Montese Overton can deliver after redshirting last fall.
Although the offensive and defensive positional rosters are highlighted by depth and experience, the ECU staff is forced with solidifying the specialist department.
Following the loss of kicker Michael Barbour, punter Ben Ryan and deep snapper William Smith, McNeill introduced a handful of roster members as potential replacements. Long-snapping duties could be shared by C.J. Struyk and Charlie Coggins, while the punting job is up for grabs with returner Phil McNaughton the only rostered member in 2012 to experience game action at the position last season. The only returning specialist, Trent Tignor (holder), will punt in the spring as well. Matt Millisor and Warren Harvey will compete at the placekicking position, trying to fill the void left by Barbour's departure.
The Pirates suffered from inconsistencies in the special teams facet during their last campaign as evidenced by a top-30 FBS statistical standing with a 10.8 yards punt return average opposite the country's worst net punting (29.6) and punt return defense (18.3) averages.
McNeill said recently-hired running backs coach and special teams coordinator Kirk Doll will play a critical role in strengthening ECU's kicking and coverage units.
"He brings great experience and a great background to our program," McNeill said of Doll, who also graduated from ECU. "He's well-respected and has been a great coach for a long time. He has a strong plan for improving our special teams and we're going to follow it and get better. Those plays can change the course of a game and I'm very confident Coach Doll will bring consistency in that area."
East Carolina will return to the practice complex Wednesday as part of a closed Monday-Wednesday-Friday-Saturday workout schedule during the next four weeks. After planning on spending the first two practice sessions in shorts, ECU is scheduled to conduct its first pad workout on Friday in preparation efforts for scrimmages March 31 and April 7 prior to playing the annual spring game April 14.
OPENING WORKOUT: Monday, March 19 (3:25-5:45 p.m.)
REMAINING WORKOUTS: March 21, March 23, March 24, March 26, March 28, March 30, March 31 (scrimmage), April 2, April 4, April 6, April 7 (scrimmage), April 9, April 11 and April 14 (Purple-Gold Game, 2:30 p.m.)


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text: Provide documentation for the common clk structures and APIs. This codecan be found in drivers/clk/ and include/linux/clk.h.Signed-off-by: Mike Turquette <email@example.com>--- Documentation/clk.txt | 312 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 files changed, 312 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Documentation/clk.txtdiff --git a/Documentation/clk.txt b/Documentation/clk.txtnew file mode 100644index 0000000..ef4333d--- /dev/null+++ b/Documentation/clk.txt@@ -0,0 +1,312 @@+ The Common Clk Framework+ Mike Turquette <email@example.com>++ Part 1 - common data structures and API++The common clk framework is a combination of a common definition of+struct clk which can be used across most platforms as well as a set of+driver-facing APIs which operate on those clks. Platforms can enable it+by selecting CONFIG_GENERIC_CLK.++Below is the common struct clk definition from include/linux.clk.h. It+is modified slightly for brevity:++struct clk {+ const char *name;+ const struct clk_hw_ops *ops;+ struct clk *parent;+ unsigned long rate;+ unsigned long flags;+ unsigned int enable_count;+ unsigned int prepare_count;+ struct hlist_head children;+ struct hlist_node child_node;+};++The .name, .parent and .children members make up the core of the clk+tree topology which can be visualized by enabling+CONFIG_COMMON_CLK_SYSFS. The ops member points to an instance of struct+clk_hw_ops:++ struct clk_hw_ops {+ int (*prepare)(struct clk *clk);+ void (*unprepare)(struct clk *clk);+ int (*enable)(struct clk *clk);+ void (*disable)(struct clk *clk);+ unsigned long (*recalc_rate)(struct clk *clk);+ long (*round_rate)(struct clk *clk, unsigned long,+ unsigned long *);+ int (*set_parent)(struct clk *clk, struct clk *);+ struct clk * (*get_parent)(struct clk *clk);+ int (*set_rate)(struct clk *clk, unsigned long);+ };++These callbacks correspond to the clk API that has existed in+include/linux/clk.h for a while. Below is a quick summary of the+operations in that header, as implemented in drivers/clk/clk.c. These+comprise the driver-facing API:++clk_prepare - does everything needed to get a clock ready to generate a+proper signal which may include ungating the clk and actually generating+that signal. clk_prepare MUST be called before clk_enable. This call+holds the global prepare_mutex, which also prevents clk rates and+topology from changing while held. This API is meant to be the "slow"+part of a clk enable sequence, if applicable. This function must not be+called in an interrupt context.++clk_unprepare - the opposite of clk_prepare: does everything needed to+make a clk no longer ready to generate a proper signal, which may+include gating an active clk. clk_disable must be called before+clk_unprepare. All of the same rules for clk_prepare apply.++clk_enable - ungate a clock and immediately start generating a valid clk+signal. This is the "fast" part of a clk enable sequence, and maybe the+only functional part of that sequence. Regardless clk_prepare must be+called BEFORE clk_enable. The enable_spinlock is held across this call,+which means that clk_enable must not sleep.++clk_disable - the opposite of clk_enable: gates a clock immediately.+clk_disable must be called before calling clk_unprepare. All of the+same rules for clk_enable apply.++clk_get_rate - Returns the cached rate for the clk. Does NOT query the+hardware state. No lock is held.++clk_get_parent - Returns the cached parent for the clk. Does NOT query+the hardware state. No lock is held.++clk_set_rate - Attempts to change the clk rate to the one specified.+Depending on a variety of common flags it may fail to maintain system+stability or result in a variety of other clk rates changing. Holds the+same prepare_mutex held by clk_prepare/clk_unprepare and clk_set_parent.++clk_set_parent - Switches the input source for a clk. This only applies+to mux clks with multiple parents. Holds the same prepare_mutex held by+clk_prepare/clk_unprepare and clk_set_rate.++ Part 2 - hardware clk implementations++The strength of the common struct clk comes from its .ops pointer and+the ability for platform and driver code to wrap the struct clk instance+with hardware-specific data which the operations in the .ops pointer+have knowledge of. To illustrate consider the simple gateable clk+implementation in drivers/clk/clk-basic.c:++struct clk_hw_gate {+ struct clk clk;+ struct clk *fixed_parent;+ void __iomem *reg;+ u8 bit_idx;+};++struct clk_hw_gate contains the clk as well as hardware-specific+knowledge about which register and bit controls this clk's gating. The+fixed-parent member is also there as a way to initialize the topology.++Let's walk through enabling this clk from driver code:++ struct clk *clk;+ clk = clk_get(NULL, "my_gateable_clk");++ clk_prepare(clk);+ clk_enable(clk);++Note that clk_prepare MUST be called before clk_enable even if+clk_prepare does nothing (which in this case is true).++The call graph for clk_enable is very simple:++clk_enable(clk);+ clk->enable(clk);+ clk_hw_gate_enable_set(clk);+ clk_hw_gate_set_bit(clk);++And the definition of clk_hw_gate_set_bit:++static void clk_hw_gate_set_bit(struct clk *clk)+{+ struct clk_hw_gate *gate = to_clk_hw_gate(clk);+ u32 reg;++ reg = __raw_readl(gate->reg);+ reg |= BIT(gate->bit_idx);+ __raw_writel(reg, gate->reg);+}++Note that in the final call to clk_hw_gate_set_bit there is use of+to_clk_hw_gate, which is defined as:++#define to_clk_hw_gate(ck) container_of(ck, struct clk_hw_gate, clk)++This simple abstration is what allows the common clk framework to scale+across many platforms. The struct clk definition remains the same while+the hardware operations in the .ops pointer know the details of the clk+hardware. A little pointer arithmetic to get to the data is all that+the ops need.++ Part 3 - Supporting your own clk hardware++To construct a clk hardware structure for your platform you simply need+to define the following:++struct clk_hw_your_clk {+ struct clk;+ unsigned long some_data;+ struct your_struct *some_more_data;+};++To take advantage of your data you'll need to support valid operations+for your clk:++struct clk_hw_ops clk_hw_ops_your_clk {+ .enable = &clk_hw_your_clk_enable;+ .disable = &clk_hw_your_clk_disable;+};++Implement the above functions using container_of:++int clk_hw_your_clk_enable(struct clk *clk)+{+ struct clk_hw_your_clk *yclk;++ yclk = container_of(clk, struct clk_hw_your_clk, clk);++ magic(yclk);+};++If you are statically allocating all of your clk_hw_your_clk instances+then you will still need to initialize some stuff in struct clk with the+clk_init function from include/linux/clk.h:++clk_init(&yclk->clk);++If you are dynamically creating clks or using device tree then you might+want a hardware-specific register function:++int clk_hw_your_clk_register(const char *name, unsigned long flags,+ unsigned long some_data,+ struct your_struct *some_more_data)+{+ struct clk_hw_your_clk *yclk;++ yclk = kmalloc(sizeof(struct clk_hw_your_clk), GFP_KERNEL);++ yclk->some_data = some_data;+ yclk->some_more_data = some_more_data;++ yclk->clk.name = name;+ yclk->clk.flags = flags;++ clk_init(&yclk->clk);++ return 0;+}++ Part 4 - clk_set_rate++clk_set_rate deserves a special mention because it is more complex than+the other operations. There are three key concepts to the common+clk_set_rate implementation:++1) recursively traversing up the clk tree and changing clk rates, one+parent at a time, if each clk allows it+2) failing to change rate if the clk is enabled and must only change+rates while disabled+2) using clk rate change notifiers to allow devices to handle dynamic+rate changes for clks which do support changing rates while enabled++For the simple, non-recursive case the call graph looks like:++clk_set_rate(clk, rate);+ __clk_set_rate(clk, rate);+ clk->round_rate(clk, rate *parent_rate);+ clk->set_rate(clk, rate);++You might be wondering what that third paramater in .round_rate is. If+a clk supports the CLK_PARENT_SET_RATE flag then that enables it's+hardware-specific .round_rate function to provide a new rate that the+parent should transition to. For example, imagine a rate-adjustable clk+A that is the parent of clk B, which has a fixed divider of 2.++ clk A (rate = 10MHz) (possible rates = 5MHz, 10MHz, 20MHz)+ |+ |+ |+ clk B (rate = 5MHz) (fixed divider of 2)++In the above scenario clk B will always have half the rate of clk A. If+clk B is to generate a 10MHz clk then clk A must generate 20MHz in turn.+The driver writer could hack in knowledge of clk A, but in reality clk B+drives the devices operation and the driver shouldn't know the details+of the clk tree topology. In this case it would be nice for clk B to+propagate it's request up to clk A.++Here the call graph for our above example:++clk_set_rate(clk, rate);+ __clk_set_rate(clk, rate);+ clk->round_rate(clk, rate *parent_rate);+ clk->set_rate(clk, rate);+ __clk_set_rate(clk->parent, parent_rate);+ clk->round_rate(clk, rate *parent_rate);+ clk->set_rate(clk, rate);++Note that the burden of figuring out whether to recurse upwards falls on+the hardware-specific .round_rate function. The common clk framework+does not have the context to make such complicated decisions in a+generic way for all platforms.++Another caveat is that child clks might run at weird intermediate+frequencies during a complex upwards propagation, as illustrated below:++ clk A (pll 100MHz - 300MHz) (currently locked at 200MHz)+ |+ |+ |+ clk B (divide by 1 or 2) (currently divide by 2, 100MHz)+ |+ |+ |+ clk C (divide by 1 or 2) (currently divide by 1, 100MHz)++The call graph below, with some bracketed annotations, describes how+this might work with some clever .round_rate callbacks when trying to+set clk C to run at 26MHz:++clk_set_rate(C, 26MHz);+ __clk_set_rate(C, 26MHz);+ clk->round_rate(C, 26MHz, *parent_rate);+ [ round_rate returns 50MHz ]+ [ &parent_rate is 52MHz ]+ clk->set_rate(C, 50Mhz);+ [ clk C is set to 50MHz, which sets divider to 2 ]+ __clk_set_rate(clk->parent, parent_rate);+ clk->round_rate(B, 52MHz, *parent_rate);+ [ round_rate returns 100MHz ]+ [ &parent_rate is 104MHz ]+ clk->set_rate(B, 100MHz);+ [ clk B stays at 100MHz, divider stays at 2 ]+ __clk_set_rate(clk->parent, parent_rate);+ [ round_rate returns 104MHz ]+ [ &parent_rate is ignored ]+ clk->set_rate(A, 104MHz);+ [ clk A is set to 104MHz]++The end result is that clk C runs at 26MHz. Each .set_rate callback+actually sets the intermediate rate, which nicely reflects reality.+Once clk rate change notifiers are supported then it is expected that+PRECHANGE notifiers will "stack" in situations with recursive+clk_set_rate calls.++Thus a driver X which subcribes to rate-change notifers for clk C would+have received 2 PRECHANGE notifiers in the above example. The first+would have notified the driver that clk C was changing from 100MHz to+50MHz. The second PRECHANGE notifier would have told driver X that clk+C had changed from 50MHz to 26MHz. There would not be a PRECHANGE+notifier corresponding to __clk_set_rate(B, 50MHz) since B is already+running at that rate and the notification would be unnecessary.++clk_set_rate is written in such a way that POSTCHANGE notifiers and+ABORTCHANGE notifiers will only be sent once. Each will start+propagation from the highest point in the tree which was affected by the+operation.-- 220.127.116.11


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Nominees for the 28th Annual Imagen Awards Announced
Premier Hispanic/Latino Entertainment Awards Scheduled for Friday, August 16th, 2013 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel
PASADENA, CA - The Imagen Foundation has announced the nominees for the 28th Annual Imagen (Spanish for "image") Awards, honoring portrayals of Latinos and Latino cultures in television and film. The awards will be presented at a gala black-tie dinner on Friday evening, August 16th, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel International Ballroom.
The Imagen Awards will air as a one hour special on PBS SoCal. (TBA)
Winners will be selected by an independent panel of entertainment industry executives and Latino community leaders and announced at the awards gala.
Following are the finalists for this year's Imagen Awards in their respective categories:
Best Primetime Television Program:
- Castle (ABC Studios)
- Chicago Fire (Wolf Films Production in Association with NBC Universal Television)
- Dallas (Warner Horizon Television)
- Grey's Anatomy (ABC Studios)
- Private Practice (ABC Studios)
- Switched at Birth (Prodco, Inc. in association with ABC Family)
Best Primetime Program: Special or Movie-of-the-Week:
- George Lopez: It's Not Me, It's You (Dakota Pictures/George Lopez in association with HBO Entertainment)
- Meddling Mom (The Konigsberg Company in association with Silver Screen Pictures/Hallmark Movie Channel)
- We Love Jenni Special (Blank Paige Productions)
Best Actor/Television:
- Benjamin Bratt, Private Practice (ABC)
- Guillermo Diaz, Scandal (ABC)
- Jon Huertas, Castle (ABC)
- Danny Pino, Law & Order: SVU (NBC)
Best Actress/Television:
- Sonia Braga, Meddling Mom (Hallmark Movie Channel)
- Selena Gomez, The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex (Disney Channel)
- Lana Parrilla, Once Upon a Time (ABC)
- Monica Raymund, Chicago Fire (NBC)
Best Supporting Actor/Television:
- Kevin Alejandro, Golden Boy (CBS)
- Nestor Carbonell, Bates Motel (A&E)
- Carlos Gómez, The Glades (A&E)
- Joe Minoso, Chicago Fire (NBC)
- Oscar Nuñez, The Office (NBC)
- Jon Seda, Treme (HBO)
Best Supporting Actress/Television:
- Jordana Brewster, Dallas (TNT)
- Wanda De Jesus, Sons of Anarchy (FX)
- Julie Gonzalo, Dallas (TNT)
- Constance Marie, Switched at Birth (ABC Family)
- Aubrey Plaza, Parks and Recreation (NBC)
- Gina Torres, Suits (USA Network)
Best Young Actress/Television:
- Victoria Justice, Victorious (Nickelodeon)
- Cierra Ramirez, The Secret Life of the American Teenager (ABC Family)
- Raini Rodriguez, Austin & Ally (Disney Channel)
- Brittany Underwood, Hollywood Heights (Nickelodeon)
- Bella Thorne, Shake It Up! (Disney Channel)
Best Children's Programming:
- Dora The Explorer (Nickelodeon)
- Handy Manny (Nelvana/Disney Channel)
- The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex (It's A Laugh/ Disney Channel)
Best Documentary/Film or Television:
- Cubamerican (Ño Productions)
- Granito: How to Nail a Dictator (Skylight Pictures)
- Harvest of Empire (ONYK Films/ EVS Communications/ Loquito Productions)
- Mariachi High (Rubylake, LLC)
- Precious Knowledge (Dos Vatos Productions)
- Tales of Masked Men (Echo Park Films, Inc/Latino Public Broadcasting)
- We Women Warriors (Tejiendo Sabiduria) (Todos Los Pueblos Productions, LLC)
- Who is Dayani Cristal? (Pulse Films)
Best National Informational Program:
- America Reframed: New Muslim Cool (American Documentary, Inc.)
- American Latino TV (LATV Networks)
- Oprah's Next Chapter (Harpo Studios)
- Pati's Mexican Table (The Cortez Brothers/WETA/APT)
- Voces: Tales of Masked Men (Echo Park Films, Inc/Latino Public Broadcasting)
- We Decide: Latinos and the 2012 Election (NUVOtv/Peacock Productions)
Best Local Informational Program:
- #LAPREPA (Time Warner Cable Deportes/Los Angeles, California)
- Families Matter: Getting Ready for College (KLCS-TV/Los Angeles, California)
- Hola! LA (Latin Heat Media/CBS Broadcasting, Inc./Los Angeles, California)
- NBC4 Life Connected Hispanic Heritage Month Special (KNBC-TV/Los Angeles, California)
- Vista L.A. (ABC7/Los Angeles, California)
Best On-Air Advertising:
- Community Champion (PBS SoCal)
- Momentos (Fox Deportes)
- Procter & Gamble: Tu Sueño, Tu Orgullo (Cinemat, Inc./Liquid Thread)
- Univision Educate! - Acepta el Reto Educativo (Univision)
- Univision Educate! - De Pandilleros a Panaderos (Univision)
- Univision Educate! - Educando Contra el Peligro (Univision)
Best Variety or Reality Show:
- 24/7 Chavez Jr./Martinez (HBO Sports)
- Latino 101 (NuvoTV/The Nieves Company)
- Project Runway (The Weinstein Company/Bunim-Murray Productions/Full Picture Entertainment in association with Lifetime)
- Real Time with Bill Maher (Bill Maher Productions/Brad Grey Television in association with HBO Entertainment)
- The Voice (One Three Television/Warner Horizon Television)
Best Feature Film:
- Bless Me, Ultima (Monkey Hill Films/Gran Via Productions/Monarch Pictures/Tenaja Productions)
- Border Run (Anchor Bay)
- Dreamer (Undocumented Productions)
- Tio Papi (Active Fox Productions)
- Trouble in the Heights (Viva Pictures)
Best Actor/Supporting Actor - Feature Film:
- E.J. Bonilla, Four (Four Film LLC/Blue Noon Film (Prod Cos.)/Wolfe Releasing)
- David Castro, Tio Papi (Active Fox Productions)
- Joey Dedio, Tio Papi (Active Fox Productions)
- Luke Ganalon, Bless Me, Ultima (Monkey Hill Films/Gran Via Productions/Monarch Pictures/Tenaja Productions)
- Rayniel Rufino, Trouble in the Heights (Viva Pictures)
- Jeremy Ray Valdez, Dreamer (Undocumented Productions)
Best Actress/Supporting Actress - Feature Film:
- Miriam Colon, Bless Me, Ultima (Monkey Hill Films/Gran Via Productions/Monarch Pictures/Tenaja Productions)
- Veronica Diaz-Carranza, Blaze You Out (AJK Films/Grindstone Entertainment Group/Lionsgate)
- Eva Mendes, The Place Beyond the Pines (Focus Features)
- Fatima Ptacek, Tio Papi (Active Fox Productions)
- Patricia Rae, The Big Wedding (Two Ton Films/Millenium/Lionsgate)
- Elizabeth Rodriguez, Tio Papi (Active Fox Productions)
Best Theatrical Short or Student Film:
- POV: Sin Pais (American Documentary | POV)
- The Shooting Star Salesman (The Film Imaginarium/ NYC Films)
- Viva America (Oro Entertainment)
Best Web Series: Drama:
- Caribe Road (Helu Films Entertainment)
- Fixing Paco (Mendez National Institute of Transplantation)
- Sin Vergüenza (Kavich Reynolds/Altamed)
Best Web Series: Comedy:
- Oh Noah! (Thirteen/WNET)
- East WillyB (East WillyB LLC)
- When the Bomb Drops (Aldo Pisano)
Best Web Series: Reality or Informational:
- Energy House Calls (Momentum Entertainment Group)
- Sin Vergüenza (Kavich Reynolds/Altamed)
# # # #
About The Imagen Awards
The Imagen (pronounced ee-mah-hen) Awards program was established in 1985 from a suggestion by veteran television producer Norman Lear to encourage and recognize the positive portrayals of Latinos in the media. Later, as The Imagen Foundation, it expanded its programs and initiatives to further its mission to serve as a bridge between the Latino community and the entertainment industry in providing access, education, and resources for Latinos in the industry, as well as those seeking careers in entertainment. More information on the organization as well as details of the event can be found online at www.imagen.org and on Facebook.


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Oracle's Sun ZFS Storage 7420 appliance outperformed all published IBM SPC-2 MBPS™ results to date on the SPC-2 benchmark. The Sun ZFS Storage 7420 appliance delivered 10,703.69 SPC-2 MBPS™ and a top 10 SPC-2 price-performance of $35.24. (1) This is a 10% advantage in throughput and a 7.7x advantage in price-performance over IBM's highest performance results on the IBM DS8800. Additionally, this benchmark demonstrates the significantly better efficiency and competitive value of the Sun ZFS Storage 7420 appliance with a tested storage configuration using half the number of hard disk drives as IBM's best published performance result on the IBM DS8800.
The SPC benchmark-2 (SPC-2) is a series of related benchmark performance tests that simulate the sequential component of demands placed upon on-line, non-volatile storage in server-class computer systems. SPC-2 provides measurements in support of real-world environments characterized by:
Oracle's Sun ZFS Storage 7420 appliance delivered the second best performance result overall on the SPC-2 benchmark, beating results published on IBM's flagship disk enterprise storage product, the IBM System Storage ® DS8800.
Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. SPC-2, SPC-2 MB/s and SPC-2 price-performance are trademarks of Storage Performance Council (SPC).
(1) Results as of April 19, 2012, for more information see http://www.storageperformance.org/results . Sun ZFS Storage 7420 appliance http://www.storageperformance.org/results/benchmark_results_spc2#b00058. For additional analysis and breakdown of results. (2) SPC-2 results IBM DS8800. (3) SPC-2 results IBM XIV. (4) SPC-2 results IBM Storwize V7000.