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The Vinewood Casino is a casino located on Mirror Park Boulevard in East Vinewood, Los Santos, next to the Vinewood Racetrack in GTA V. It is based on the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood, California. The building appears to have been under construction prior to the events of Grand Theft Auto V, because there is a large banner over its entrance that reads "Opening Soon". It plays no role in the storyline whatsoever and is inaccessible to the player.
- There is a scene with Trevor after switching characters where he is being kicked out of the casino for counting cards. This would imply that the casino is open, even though it is not accessible by the player.

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Working for Sony direct store, selling the Walkmans...
Hi, I've just started working at a local Sony direct store at the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and am selling MP3 Walkmans. I heard a lot of complaints regarding the SonicStage and almost argued with one of my colleagues about it. Just recently, the store is selling the new Video Walkman S610, which should be good news for me. Unfortunately, there are other Walkmans with SonicStage that I need to sell, along with colleagues who are either unaware, ignorant or just plain stubborn to listen about the software's inherent problems, so as someone who empathise with your position on the software, it might be hard for me to sell them off to certain people.
So I'm writing here to ask for your advise, how am I going to make people aware of SonicStage while trying to keep my job?
Also, there's this thing called Voice of Customers, where retail assistants must report whatever legit comments, complaints, or compliments in regards to the Sony products, and the supervisors will send them to straight to Sony. Thought you might contribute on what Sony should do with their MP3 Walkmans, besides SonicStage problems, so I might report them to my supers.
In the meanwhile, I might write in to tell you what's going on in a Sony direct store in KLCC. Keep me posting.
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I am not a expert on this, but...
Just focus on convincing people to buy ones without sonicstage (like B series, A6xx, A81x, and probably A9xx series)..... seriously this is the way to not piss off your customers and make them come back to your store.
If the person really interest in those using sonicstage, just tell them that those player only supports single media management program called Sonicstage (which is vastly inferior to any softwares available today.) If they still intend to buy that crappy one.... well, that's their choice to select inferior technology.
By the way, I am using A818 and it is a excellent player.
I've used SonicStage for around 2 years and in general I haven't had too many problems with it. If you have any basic computer knowledge there isn't really too much hassle with it. The older versions weren't as great but with version 4.3 most of the kinks are worked out and most people I imagine should be fine. There's some occasional errors I get when updating album art, but nothing really over the top.
I imagine people's main issue is that it can be a bit time consuming, and thus they rather prefer a 'drag and drop' method. You got to go through the hassle of importing all your music to the SonicStage Library then you'll want to update all your artist info which takes some additional time. Then after that you have to transfer the music. The transfer speed isn't too bad if you convert the music as is, but if you choose to use Atrac Compression it'll take some time longer.
You can also alternatively use Connect software, but I prefer SonicStage. I probably wouldn't recommend it to an average customer, but do what you got to do.
As for the whole 'Voice of Customers' thing I think Sony honestly has a solid line up at the moment. Their biggest problem a year and a half ago was that they had nothing to offer that could display pictures and play video, I actually wrote them about it on one occasion. However they corrected that problem and they have a competitive range of players to offer.
A couple things they could probably work on is: 1) Having a cheaper entry level series; their current entry level the B100 series are nice players, but are a higher price than all the other players in that same market. They don't really offer anything over the top that the over other players, and thus probably won't really be attracting too many people. 2) A high Capacity player would also be another option, something 20-60GB would be a good idea in the future, but also not something they should tackle until they establish themselves a little more.
Overall I think the biggest obstacle they have to conquer is better establishing themselves in the MP3 Player market. It's tough when Apple has such a strong grasp on it, and most other brands I feel have been more acquainted with it as well. Only as of recent does Sony now have a solid competitive line up IMO, so they really need to get some exposure out that they should be a choice to be considered. I still feel only a selective audience will look at Sony's, but this is growing and attracting a new audience especially with their new video players.
No offense meant, and this is largely based on my personal opinion.
Just my 2 cents.
Can windows media player or real player not be used to transfer songs instead of sonic stage?
I think its best to do what wnmnkh said, and emphasise the brilliance of other players that do not use sonic stage, but how long will it be before sony's other software encounters problems? I for one will never buy another sony product again.
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Since you're working at Sony Store, can you tell me if the phones they sell there are locked or unlocked? Or can I get an unlocked version in the Sony Store?
I believe that the SonicStage Video Walkmans support OTG playlists. This is a pretty important feature IMO, so you might want to include this in your sales pitch. Its something that I DEFINITELY wish my A818 had!
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A good chicken cutlet is every home chef's staple meal. It's easy to prepare and tastes great. A usual cutlet is a thin slice of chicken breast, breaded and pan fried in some olive oil. Adapted from a Rachel Ray recipe, these Almond Crusted Cutlets will add a crunchy twist to your dish and give inspiration for the rest of your meal.
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In Maryland, an angry father attacks a teacher with a baseball bat for allegedly sending "inappropriate" text messages to his 15-year-old daughter and -- ironically -- no arrests were made. Baltimore County Police contend that although the dad hit the girl's teacher with a bat for texting his daughter, the instructor's actions did not constitute a crime in this case, according to a June 8 Huffington Post report.
Note: Some sources are reporting that the teen's father struck the teacher with a baseball bat in direct response to the text messages, as if he stalked the man, found him, and committed the attack. Instead, sources familiar with the scene report a different set of circumstances.
Reportedly, the Perry Hall student's mom discovered the text messages about three in the morning and notified her husband. The police were called to respond to the parents' complaint. However, after an investigation from a White Marsh precinct, police concluded that there was no basis to prosecute the teacher.
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An emotional inappropriate relationship between a 15-year-old student and her 42-year-old teacher at Perry Hall High School."
Apparently, the unnamed teacher showed up at the girl's home without forewarning to talk to the father about the matter. And at some point, things got physical after the instructor refused to leave the premises.
The girl's father told the teacher to leave, but the teacher refused. The girl's father then struck the teacher with a baseball bat," according to information from police news reports on the matter.
Given recent reports as of late about teacher and student scandals -- many often involving romantic relationships – it is understandable why any parent would be moved to anger. And according to scores of comments from NewsNet5's social media page, many readers agree with the actions of the father. Others say a father who attacks a teacher with a baseball bat over inappropriate text messages has a right to be angry, but no right to take the law into his own hands.
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Recorded: Moscow, Russia, released 2008
Rating: 79/100 (learn more)
Oleg Kireyev begins his "Lullaby" with a soft, almost pastoral lone saxophone voice with a Middle Eastern influence. Kireyev, who hails from Russia, then mixes in the sounds of undulating electronic keyboards, faintly echoed guitar, and slightly distorted vocals ą la Ursala Dudziak to create an otherworldly landscape. His use of synthesized keyboard morphs from flute to violin voicings, all the while building on this odd and somewhat quirky endeavor in sonic texturing. Hardly a traditional lullaby, the song moves from exploratory, ethereal drifting into a driving vamp over which Kireyev ventures unchallenged with a burst of ideas and energy on tenor sax. By this time, the band has abandoned all pretense of lulling anyone to sleep. Their driving beat reminds me of the rhythmic explorations of the German band Passport and Klaus Doldinger. With many disparate influences, their sound borders on jazz-fusion meeting Eastern folk music. Not for everyone, but certainly an interesting adventure in sound.
Reviewer: Ralph A. Miriello
Tags: 2000s jazz · russia
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QUOTES: Carson on Return to ASU
@SunDevilHoops Welcomes Stan Johnson To Staff
Johnson has both played and coached in the NCAA Tournament.
Larry Greer joined Herb Sendek's staff in August of 2012, as he had spent the previous five seasons working with Nate McMillan at the Portland Trail Blazers as an assistant coach in 2011-12 and an advance scout from 2007-2011. He also served as the advance scout for the Houston Rockets from 2005-07 under Jeff Van Gundy.
Greer started his coaching career in the college ranks as an assistant at Brandeis for the 1992 ECAC champions and worked at Boston College from 1992-94 where he was part of the support staff for the team that reached the Elite Eight in 1994. He was an assistant at Boston University from 1994-2003 as the Terriers posted a record for single-season wins (25) and made the NCAA Tournament in 1996 and 2002 as well as the NIT in 2003. He also worked at Wright State from 2003-05 before taking the job with the Rockets.
Greer graduated from Northeastern with a B.S. in June of 1989 and was team captain in 1988-89.
"I have known Larry Greer for over 20 years as a college basketball coach. I have had the good fortune to have him on our staff at Wright State University. When it comes to scouting the opposition there are few better," says Paul Biancardi, ESPN Basketball Director of Recruiting. "He covers all the details of the opponents and knows how to make a game plan that makes a difference. In practice and as a bench coach he knows the pulse of his own team and is ready to make in-game adjustments if needed. His knowledge about the game from college and NBA are in depth. His organization skills in the basketball office are strong and the players always know he is honest and can trust him as he will work diligently to make them improve. His loyalty, work ethic and experience will elevate the Arizona State basketball program immediately."
"The best recommendation I can give to anyone is would I would hire them in a second if I was given the chance? If I got a job tomorrow Larry would be a call I would make," says former NBA head coach and esteemed TV analyst Jeff Van Gundy. "He is an ideal fit and a wonderful addition to Herb's staff. He is professional and versatile and combines loyalty and hard work as good as one can expect. He embodies what you want in a staff member."


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Eyjafjallajökull Timelapse Video Shot With 5D Mark II
Flush with cash from recent jobs and looking at ten days off in late April/early May, photographer and filmmaker Sean Stiegemeierdecided to head to Iceland to create a stop-motion video of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano as "a fun thing to show my friends," he says.
"I'm somewhat weird like that. When I see something I want to do, I typically just go do it and worry about it later," Steigemeier toldPDN via email. "It drives my girlfriend crazy."
Using Canon's 5D Mark II and 2.8 L series Zoom lenses, and a motorized timelapse dolly prototype loaned to him by MiLapse, Stiegemeier made use of the day-and-a-half window of decent weather he got while on location to create the above video, shot from pulled-back vantage points around the base of the volcano.
The trip took Stiegemeier from Seattle to Detroit (where he picked up the dolly and got a tutorial on how to use it on the floor of the airport), back to Seattle (flight to Reykjavik canceled), then to New York, Glasgow, the wrong part of Iceland and then, a six-hour bus ride later, to Reykjavik.
After waiting out four days of bad weather, Stiegemeier got a window of decent conditions right before he was about to leave Iceland, during which time he shot the roughly 7000 stills that went into creating his video.
Stiegemeier, who says he is "a firm believer in using technology to color correct and create the best looking images," used HDR (high dynamic range) processing for some of the shots. He says it took four days for his computer to render the video, but he didn't spend very much time choosing images, color correcting or editing because he didn't expect many people to see it.
The video, posted to Vimeo seven days ago, has generated 600 comments and nearly 10,000 "likes" from viewers.


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2014 - Moonlight Classic
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Celebrate 22 years of a Colorado Summer classic!
The InnovAge Moonlight Classic is a night-time cycling fundraiser that starts at the State Capitol and goes through historic Denver neighborhoods on a closed course.
InnovAge is a nonprofit organization offering a broad range of services for aging adults in need of care and support to remain as independent as possible in their homes and communities.
Proceeds from fundraising events such as the InnovAge Moonlight Classic directly benefit InnovAge programs. In the last year, InnovAge provided services to more than 26,000 seniors and their families.
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Thursday, 21 February 2013
The free single player demo will feature two full quests, one for beginner players and another for intermediate hunters, in addition to 12 different weapon options for players to choose for their battle. Players will have to brave the elements of the frozen tundra against the fierce Lagombi and take the fight against the aquatic Plesioth on land and into the water.
Hunters are encouraged to test and hone their skills now, as the full game will hit retail stores in North America on March 19th and across Europe on March 22d. The title will also be available to purchase digitally on the same dates.
In Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, players take on the role of a hunter sent to explore a settlement within the Monster Hunter universe, completing quests on their journey to seek and slay monsters while improving their skills and earning equipment upgrades. With many challenging monsters and over 200 quests, the latest addition to the series is set to be the most expansive offering to date. The game can be played alone and offers a bevy of multiplayer set-up options: online (up to four players) on the Wii U, or locally using up to four Nintendo 3DS systems or a combination of up to three Nintendo 3DS systems and one Wii U system.
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We've all heard the saying that beauty comes from within. But did you ever stop to think that maybe what we put in and on our bodies is just as important?
I received a complimentary copy of Return to Beauty: Old World Recipes for Great Radiant Skin by Narine Nikogosian. She believes that we should not only eat fresh, whole foods, we should use them in our beauty regimens. The author hails from a long line of women passionate about skin care.
"During World War II, each Russian citizen was given a daily ration of one piece of bread and a pat of butter," said Nikogosian. "That was all people had to eat for an entire day. My grandmother ate the bread but spread the butter on her face as a moisturizer."
In this book, Nikogosian brings some of that old-world wisdom to life with recipes for all-natural beauty products made from items that are probably in your pantry or refrigerator.
The book is broken down into three sections: seasons, sun signs and simple solutions. You can search for homemade creams and moisturizers, cleansers, toners and rejuvenating facial mask recipes by your skin type and season.
For my own normal-to-oily winter skin, I can't wait to try the Harvest Cleanser, made with milk and fresh or canned pumpkin - which contains antioxidants that fight free-radicals believed to speed up the skin's aging process.
Whether you are happy or dissatisfied with your appearance, Nikogosian suggests taking good care of your skin by feeding it plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables and keeping it clean and neat.
Finally, she says, the key to real beauty is looking in the mirror each morning and saying a simple mantra "I am so beautiful."
To spread the natural-beauty love, I'm giving a copy of Return to Beauty to one lucky reader.
To Enter: Leave a comment on this post telling me what makes you beautiful. Is it your inner kindness or your bright white smile? Perfect manicure or glowing sense of humor?
To earn additional entries, you can post a link to this entry on Twitter or write about it on your blog. If you choose to do that, please leave a comment here so I'll know to look for it. Contest will close at midnight on February 1, 2010. (Shipping to US & Canada only)
Available for purchase at my Amazon store for a hardcover price of only $16.50.


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My 12 year old niece, Piper, is visiting us from Florida for the month of July and I've seen and done more things around the South Bay in the last two weeks than ever before. We visited the Roundhouse Aquarium; picnicked at Point Vicente and visited the Interpretive Center; flew kites during a Redondo Pier Concert; shopped at the Downtown Marketplace in Torrance; checked out the cars at Cruise at the Beach; picnicked in Polliwog Park; enjoyed lunch and a concert in Metlox Plaza; went to the beach; tangled ourselves up doing aerial yoga; took a stand up paddleboard lesson; and before the week is over, sailing and a visit to ESMoA. You bet, I'm exhausted….but we're having a ton of fun! Should you have family or friends visiting this summer (or any time of the year!) be sure to visit my website for a comprehensive selection of activities and events for all ages, taking place throughout the South Bay.
The Torrance Historical Society presents Rock Around the Block in celebration of the All-America City Award on Thursday, July 17 from 5 to 8 p.m. This FREE 1950s-style family event is hosted in partnership with the City of Torrance and the Old Torrance Neighborhood Association and is open to the public. The All-America City Award is one of America's original and most prestigious community recognition awards. This event is a fundraiser for the Torrance Historical Society & Museum and will be held in front of the Museum. Post Avenue will be blocked off from Cravens to Sartori. For additional information, call the Museum at (310) 328-5392 or visit the website at www.torrancehistoricalsociety.org./. The Torrance Historical Society & Museum is located at 1345 Post Avenue in Torrance.
The City of Manhattan Beach and South Bay Ford present the 47 annual Manhattan Beach Open Tennis Tournament July 17 through July 20. All the action takes place at the Live Oak Park Tennis Facility and Mira Costa High School. From Men's and Women's Open Singles and Doubles Divisions to Amateur Divisions, the tournament is sure to provide a fun-filled weekend of competition at its finest. For all the details and registration, visit the website at http://www.citymb.info/city-officials/parks-and-recreation/tennis/2014-m.... Live Oak Park is located at 1601 Valley Drive in Manhattan Beach. Mira Coast High School is located at 1401 Artesia Boulevard in Manhattan Beach. Manhattan Country Club is located at 1330 Parkview Avenue in Manhattan Beach.
The Western Museum of Flight presents an SR-71 Make & Take Session on Saturday, July 19 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. The event, presented in cooperation with Pacific Coast Hobbies, features SR-71 building kits for adults and children five years and older. These Make & Take sessions are exciting, engaging and educational and guests are invited to build as many models as they like. Kits are $12 and $14 each. The staff of Pacific Coast Hobbies will be on hand to assist with building and answer technical questions. The Make & Take session also includes entry to the museum. To make a reservation, email the museum at email@example.com or call 310-326-9544. Walk-ins are welcome and can pay at the door. For additional information, visit the website at http://www.wmof.com/index.html. The Western Museum of Flight is located at Louis Zamperini Field at 3315 Airport Drive in Torrance.
The Switzer Learning Center and Chef Michael Shafer of The Depot present Boots, Buckles & BBQ July 19 at the Empty Saddle Club in Rolling Hills Estates. Dust off your cowboy hat, pull on your boots and come on out to the scenic, members-only Empty Saddle Club in Rolling Hills Estates for a western themed evening from 5 to 10 p.m. Enjoy a summer evening under the stars, watch a live penning demonstration, bend an elbow at the open bars, savor Chef Shafer's mouth-watering tri-tip BBQ with all the fixins' and dance to the dynamic country sounds of Brian Lynn Jones and the Misfit Cowboys. Play games, win prizes, bid on an extensive collection of live and silent auction items, enter to win a seven night stay at the fabulous Melia Resort in your choice of Cabo, Cancun, Punta Cana, Cozumel, Dominican Republic, Puerto Vallarta or Ixtapa. Tickets are $125 per person and include open bar, dinner, dessert and live music including line dancing instruction. Proceeds from the event will benefit the students of Switzer Learning Center, a nonprofit school serving students from third grade through age 22 with learning, social, emotional and behavioral challenges. For additional information, visit the website at http://www.switzercenter.org. The Empty Saddle Club is located at 39 Empty Saddle Road in Rolling Hills Estates.
Walk With Sally presents the eighth annual White Light White Night fundraising gala on Saturday, July 19 at The Top of the Plaza at Continental Park. This is the event the South Bay looks forward to all year long and as in years past, it will certainly be a night to remember! It's a true party, celebrating the triumphant spirit of the Walk With Sally kids. The event continues to grow with over one thousand attendees expected this year. The evening features live and silent auctions, delectable bites, hosted cocktails, beer and wine and a live concert. The always decadent Taste of Los Angeles will offer signature dishes from over twenty five of the South Bay's finest food purveyors including Circa, Paul Martin's American Bistro, Four Daughters Kitchen, Hudson House, Kincaid's Lido, Petro's, R10 Social House, Simmzy's, Tin Roof Bistro, Zinc and several more. Sponsored by Patron, the tequila will flow! Guests will enjoy a variety of concoctions whipped up by expert mixologists in addition to a wine bar, beer and other refreshing libations. The festivities include a live auction which offers a remarkable assortment of big ticket items such as luxury boxes and season tickets, private home and resort stays, chef experiences, private parties, high-end fine art and sports memorabilia. The highlight of the evening is a live performance by the best-selling, new wave band, Berlin! General Admission tickets start at $200; Reserved Seating – General Admission are $250; a Couple's Ticket is $350; VIP Admission is $375.00; and a Candlelight Level Sponsor Table is $2,000. You'll want to dress to impress in your brightest whites! For additional information and to purchase tickets, visit the website at http://www.walkwithsally.org/whitelightwhitenight/index.html. Continental Park is located at 870 Nash Street in El Segundo.
El Segundo Museum of Art presents Movie Night – Style Wars on Saturday, July 19 from 7 to 10 p.m. Regarded as an indispensable document of New York Street culture of the early 1980s, Style Wars captures the look and feel of New York's ramshackle subway system as graffiti writers' public playground, battleground and spectacular artistic canvas. Come and learn more about the graffiti scene, engage in a discussion of Experience 11: SCRATCH with an Education Specialist and enjoy free popcorn! Chairs and cushions will be available or feel free to bring your own. This movie is intended for adult audiences and is 70 minutes in length. As always, admission is FREE! For additional information, visit the website at http://www.ESMoA.org or call 424-277-1020. El Segundo Museum of Art is located at 208 Main Street in El Segundo.
Palos Verdes Estates is celebrating 75 years of incorporation with a full year of events and activities. On July 20, the City is hosting An Afternoon at the Plaza…Food and Wine Tasting at Malaga Cove Plaza from 4 to 7 p.m. Malaga Cove Plaza is home to a charming shopping plaza and library that features beautiful Spanish Renaissance architecture. The plaza, library and original homes were built starting in the late 1920s. Tickets are $75 per person and are on sale now. Tickets may be purchased at Palos Verdes Estates City Hall. For additional information, call 310-378-0383, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the Celebration Committee's Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PVE75. Malaga Cove Plaza is located at the intersection of Palos Verdes Drive West and Palos Verdes Boulevard in Palos Verdes Estates.
Join El Segundo Museum of Art for Family Day, sponsored by DIRECTV, on Sunday, July 20. Meet up with friends or bring the whole family for a day of art and fun from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Explore Experience 11: SCRATCH and take part in a family-friendly tour with an ESMoA Educator. Experiment with character design and graffiti inspired lettering to create one of a kind tote bags in a hands-on design workshop led by artist GORGS. Art making materials will be available for a range of ages and ability levels, including adults. As always, admission is FREE! For additional information, visit the website at http://www.ESMoA.org or call 424-277-1020. ESMoA is located at 208 Main Street in El Segundo.
As always, be sure to check the calendar links and 'Things to Do' page on my website http://www.southbaybyjackie.com for details on these and other events happening throughout the South Bay.
This morning on The South Bay Show – South Bay Spotlight, our guests were Nick Arquette, Co-Founder of WLWN; Sherry Kramer of Continental Development Corporation; and Rick Sowers from Bank of Manhattan – both sponsors of this year's event. They gave us all the juicy details on what to expect at this year's White Light White Night event taking place this Saturday, July 19. Don't worry, if you missed the program, you can listen to it here: http://southbaybyjackie.com/july-17-2014-white-light-white-night-2014/. Tune in every Thursday at 7 a.m. to keep up with what's going down in the South Bay!
omorrow morning on The South Bay Show – Manhattan Beach 360, we'll be airing a recording of the Manhattan Beach Economic Forum which took place July 11 at the Manhattan Beach Marriot. Attendees were blown away by the presentations and panelists and this is your opportunity to listen in for FREE! You can listen to tomorrow's show here: http://southbaybyjackie.com/july-18-2014-mb-economic-forum/. Tune in every Friday for all the latest Chamber news and events!
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Ick. Our feet in this chilly weather? Not a pretty sight. We'll have to rid them of their dryness with a pair of Bliss Softening Socks ($52). The inner layer contains a lining with olive and grapeseed oil and vitamin E. You can wear 'em for about twenty minutes for a quick foot pampering sesh, or leave 'em on overnight if you really need to soften up the soles of your feet.
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Political grounds are shaking all over the world, and it seems India is the latest nation to experience such tremors.
Back in October, I highlighted the fact that the formerly "fringe" anti-euro Front National Party in France, led by Marine Le Pen, had shocked the nation by performing exceptionally well in regional elections. Not only was this a surprise because its strong anti-euro (currency) position is so outside the so-called "mainstream," but also because it is not one of the traditional parties that shares power in France's own version of the false left-right (Democrat/Republican) sham political paradigm.
Well now it appears the same thing is happening in India, with the sudden emergence of the AAP (Aam Admi or Common Man Party). Frustrated with the inept governance of the ruling Congress Party, and unwilling to embrace what is seen as a corporate backed Hindu-nationalist opposition BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party), many Indians, at least in Delhi, are looking to embrace something new.
From the Guardian:
Outside the headquarters of the Aam Admi (Common Man) party in central Delhi on Sunday night, hawkers sold poppadoms, bored police watched from squad cars and a crowd of excited young people sang songs dating back to the days of India's independence movement.
"This is what we do best in this country: non-violent revolution," said Shehshan Partak, a 25-year-old engineer and activist for Aam Admi (AAP). "And this is a revolution."
The claim is exaggerated but perhaps not entirely unjustified. The results of recent elections in Delhi and three other Indian states, released on Sunday, indicate that change is imminent in the in the world's biggest democracy. A general election is less than six months away.
In local assembly elections in Delhi, India's sprawling capital, the party won 28 out of 70 seats. Kejriwal himself beat the chief minster of the city, a veteran of the ruling Congress party who had dismissed the AAP as "not even on our radar" when it was founded a year ago, by a massive 27,000-vote margin. Congress was wiped out, reduced to eight seats.
"It's a remarkable achievement for a new party. There is a general dissatisfaction with political parties and we fought on basic issues – water, education, sanitation, security – which resonate," said Atishi Marlena, a historian who is a senior activist in the AAP.
The collapse of Congress support in Delhi was mirrored around India.
Though the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party was unable to clinch a majority in Delhi, elsewhere it won massive victories. The party wrested the state of Rajasthan from Congress, and held on to Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
Gandhi said on Sunday that both mainstream parties were "thinking about politics in a traditional way". Congress would learn from the AAP's success and "involve people across the country in ways you cannot imagine right now", the 43-year-old former management consultant told reporters.
His mother, Sonia Gandhi, said the party would "accept the verdict of the people in all humility".
The AAP's support is strongest among the lower middle classes, who do not have the resources to pay for private substitutes for poor public services such as transport or education. As urban populations swell in India so this constituency has grown.
That is the class that is being crushed harder than any other by oligarch theft, and given their proximity to the poverty line, are particularly open to new ideas and political parties.
Perhaps if the Congress Party spent less time worrying about gold, and more time dealing with the underlying issues of their nation, this would not be happening.
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As the author of "101 Quick Questions with Catholic Answers: Marriage, Divorce, and Annulment", Jim gets to the heart of this widely misunderstood area of Church teaching. During this talk we will consider these simple questions that even most Catholics can't answer:
• Can Catholics marry non-Catholics?
• Does the Church allow divorce?
• Can divorced Catholics receive communion?
• Can they remarry?
• Aren't annulments just Catholic divorces?
• Can I attend a wedding outside the Church?
• Why so many rules about marriage?
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Capp (funny car), Langdon (top fuel) lead fields at NHRA Finals in Pomona – November 10, 2012
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(Will Lester/Staff Photographer) The third and final round of pro qualifying Saturday November 10, 2012 at the 48th annual Auto Club of Southern California NHRA Finals at Pomona Raceway. Shawn Langdon (top fuel), Ron Capps (funny car), Jason Line (pro stock) and Andrew Hines (pro stock motorcycle) are all the top qualifiers in their respective categories heading into Sunday's eliminations. Allen Johnson (pro stock) and Eddie Krawiec (pro stock motorcycle) won season titles in their respective categories. The Top Fuel and Funny Car season champions will be decided Sunday.[insertSlideshowjava xml="http://director-lang-metro.medianewsgroup.com/images.php?album=598" api="ieng"]
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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
I am not sure of where this English idiom originates from, but it is something boxing fans should surely hold dear and true as speculation of a Floyd Mayweather – Manny Pacquiao begin to boil to a frenzy.
Yesterday, Floyd Mayweather Junior provided his Twitter followers the following message:
"Manny Pacquiao I'm calling you out let's fight May 5th and give the world what they want to see."
And of course, the always flamboyant Mayweather had to throw in a personal, insultive barb in his next message:
"My Jail Sentence was pushed back because the date was locked in. Step up Punk."
Mayweather has had a May 5th, 2011 fight date locked up for a few months now and recently worked it out with the State of Nevada to turn himself in on June 1st for a three month jail stretch due to a domestic violence charge.
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I want to see Mayweather – Pacquiao just as much as the next boxing fan, but just like everyone else, I have been waiting for nearly three years for the bout to materialize.
Every few months the rumor mill begins to turn about the fight becoming a possibility, only to be left with Pacquiao and Mayweather fighting other opponents.
Personally, I won't be fooled by Mayweather's public challenge and recent interest in the bout.
Instead, I will listen to promoter Bob Arum (Pacquiao's charge) and Richard Schaefer (handling Mayweather's recent bouts). Arum and Schaefer regularly trade public insults through boxing media outlets and neither has made comments about Mayweather – Pacquiao being a reality for May 5th.
Days before Mayweather's comments, Arum had made it very clear he was looking at Pacquiao fighting someone within his Top Rank promotional stable, possibly Timothy Bradley, Miguel Cotto, Juan Manuel Marquez, or Lamont Peterson.
As for Mayweather, before a sudden itch to fight Pacquiao, most press clippings seemed a fight with Robert Guerrero was more than likely for May 5th.
As Flavor Flav once said, "done belive the hype," and wait for an official press conference to be announced sometime in 2035.
Pacquiao is not the punk, we are the punks for buying the hype.


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Do It Right - Internationally
by Valerie Sokolosky - Sep, 2015
Are you jet set ready to build new business in another part of the world? When you do, it's important to show up with your consistent "on brand" image. The way that you conduct yourself overseas is critical. With cultural sensitivities to consider, Here are a few International Etiquette Tips from Do it Right! 1. Learn common phrases in the local language such as "please," "thank you,", and "nice to meet you." 2. Avoid pr...
3, 2, 1- Action!
by Valerie Sokolosky - Sep, 2015
Your executive presence, your image, and reputation all make up your personal brand! Add to these, your video brand. I like to say "get comfortable with being uncomfortable "on camera. Why? Because video is now way more important in building your brand than words, audio or pictures. People want to feel a connection with you and video is the best way to achieve that. Here is an example of my bio that I put into video. I'm t...
Show Executive Presence in How You Deal with Critics
by Valerie Sokolosky - Aug, 2015
We all have them—critics I mean. They can be as close as the person across the breakfast table or as distant as an unknown source of a nasty "Tweet" on your Twitter account. You can't control what critics say, but you can control your reactions! Maintain composure by considering how the criticism may just be an opportunity for your growth. Dwelling on the negative will only cause stress and doubt. Who needs that?! Leaders a...
Nuggets Of Wisdom From A to Z
by Valerie Sokolosky - Aug, 2015
Since so many of you have told us that you like these A-Z articles, here's another one to chew on this summer. Attitude affects activity. If you add all the letters in the word ATTITUDE – they add up to 100. Attitude affects 100% of how you approach life – at work and at home. Begin now! As Mark Twain said, "The secret of getting ahead is getting started." Capitalize on your strengths. Don't let your weaknesses get in...
Planning for Success Leads to Success
by Valerie Sokolosky - Aug, 2015
Funny how that is! The more I plan, the luckier I am. Luck you may ask? Success doesn't just happen. It takes thought and preparation. Here are five steps for this month! 1. Separate the nuggets: Become skilled at separating the nuggets of information from the sludge that crosses your desk daily. Be aware that there is such a thing as too much information that can easily cause your leadership brand to get bogged down in mi...
The Relationship Between Leadership and Empathy
by Valerie Sokolosky - Aug, 2015
I just recently returned from facilitating at a 3-day leadership conference for Abbvie Pharmaceutical Company. A main focus was discussing the importance for leaders to have genuine empathy for others. Now that's interesting – in a world where we often see people focused on ME, rather than WE. I call this WAM (What About Me)! Webster's dictionary defines empathy as the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitiv...
Executive Presence is Coming Full Circle
by Valerie Sokolosky - Jul, 2015
Can I make an observation? And I mean this with due respect. Your clothing does matter! Listen to the marketplace. You'll find the term Executive Presence is coming full circle. It's just flat important! Clients who dress for success get the higher marks. Don't think for a minute that they don't. Oh, I know what you're saying – "Why should I be concerned with what I wear when I'm technically proficient?" Because it's just...
5 Ways To Create A Spring Spark In Your Business
by Valerie Sokolosky - Apr, 2015
I love the descriptive words for spring! Refresh. Renew. Re-energize. Recently our team was talking about how ready we are to tell Old Man Winter to take a hike. And ask Spring Sunshine to show herself soon. I echoed their sentiment that when spring comes, most of us are more than ready to re-energize and do something exciting, something new. Let's look at 5 things you can do to create a spring spark into your busin...
Executive Presence Includes Being in Control
by Valerie Sokolosky - Apr, 2015
Here's interesting information to consider on those days when you feel like you haven't been as productive as you had hoped. Taken from Mark Batterson's book, Draw the Circle. "It may feel like you are sitting still right now, but you are not. You are on a planet that is rotating on its axis at 1,000 miles per hour. Like clockwork, it makes one full revolution every twenty-four hours. And if that isn't amazing enough, pl...
Give Your Professional Presence Some Spring!
by Valerie Sokolosky - Apr, 2015
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But he's not a surprise to coach Toot Cahoon.
"He was a good player when he got here, but this is the first time he's been healthy," Cahoon said.
Langerapp has eight goals and six assists for 14 points. He had only eight goals over his first three seasons.
In his early going at UMass, he suffered a knee injury, and then strained it with weights while trying to strengthen it. Then he blew out his shoulder.
Langeraap, from Cayuga, Ontario, will be 24-years-old March 11, and a nice birthday present for him would be for the Minutemen to be playing in the Hockey East playoffs.
That will be determined by how they do Friday and Saturday nights in the final two regular season games, both at home against Maine. Both games start at 7.


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Andrew Hill: Golden Sunset (alternate take)
Golden Sunset (alternate take)
Andrew Hill (piano)
Eternal Spirit (Blue Note 92051)
Andrew Hill (piano), Bobby Hutcherson (vibes), Greg Osby (alto sax), Rufus Reid (bass), Ben Riley (drums).
Recorded: Englewood Cliffs, N.J., January 30-31, 1989
Rating: 98/100 (learn more)
This is from one of a couple of records that Andrew did for Blue Note in the late '80s. The album itself has a certain coldness, which I think has to do with the way it was recorded—direct to digital two-track, with digital reverb on the drums, and everything sounds a bit cold. Particularly the sound of the bass is nasal. It's a strange mix, which for me diminished what could have been this record's impact as a comeback or whatever you could call it. But this song nonetheless is quite powerful, and everyone plays beautifully on it. To me, the alternate take, which is about half as long as the one that was chosen to be released, is the more focused, more intense of the two. The other one was more sprawling and a lot more things happened in it, but the power of the song is watered down. Greg Osby sounds great. It's a beautiful song, delivered with power and grace. A nice gem from Hill's later years.
Reviewer: Vijay Iyer
Tags: 1980s jazz · piano
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Author of The Etymologicon Mark Forsyth explains why black could be white - and up could be down
Etymologists have a terrible time distinguishing black from white. You'd think that the two concepts could be kept apart, but that wasn't how the medieval English thought about things. They were a confusing bunch of people and must have had a terrible time ordering coffee. The Oxford English Dictionary itself feebly admits that: 'In Middle English it is often doubtful whether blac, blak, blacke, means "black, dark," or "pale, colourless, wan, livid".'
Chess would have been a confusing game; but on the plus side, racism must have been impractical.
Utterly illogical though all this may sound, there are two good explanations. Unfortunately, nobody is quite sure which one is true. So I shall give you both.
Once upon a time, there was an old Germanic word for burnt, which was black, or as close to black as makes no difference. The confusion arose because the old Germanics couldn't decide which colour burning was. Some old Germans said that when things were burning they were bright and shiny, and other old Germans said that when things were burnt they turned black.
The result was a hopeless monochrome confusion, until everybody got bored and rode off to sack Rome. The English were left holding black, which could mean either pale or dark, but slowly settled on one usage. The French also imported this useless black word. They then put an N in it and later sold it on to the English as blank. Leaving us with black and blank as opposites.
The other theory (which is rather less likely, but still good fun) is that there was an old German word black which meant bare, void and empty. What do you have if you don't have any colours?
Well, it's hard to say really. If you close your eyes you see nothing, which is black, but a blank piece of paper is, usually, white. Under this theory, blankness is the original sense and the two colours – black and white – are simply different interpretations of what blank means.
And, just prove to the point even more irritatingly, bleach comes from the same root and can mean to make pale, or any substance used for making things black. Moreover, bleak is probably just a variant of bleach and used to mean white.
Such linguistic nonsenses are a lot more common than you might reasonably have hoped. Down means up. Well, okay, it means hill, but hills are upward sorts of things, aren't they? In England there's a range of hills called the Sussex Downs. This means that you can climb up a down.
Down, as in fall down, was originally off-down, meaning off-the-hill. So if an Old Englishman fell off the top of a hill he would fall off-down. Then lazy Old Englishmen started to drop the word off. Rather than saying that they were going off-down, they just started going down. So we ended up with the perplexing result that the downs are up above you, and that going downhill is really going downdown.
But we must get back to blanks and lotteries.
Once upon a time, a lottery worked like this. You bought a ticket and wrote your name on it. Then you put it into the name jar. Once all the tickets had been sold, another jar was filled up with an equal number of tickets, on some of which were written the name of a prize.
The chap running the lottery would pull out two tickets, on from the name jar and one from the prize jar. Thus, way back in 1653, the court of King James I was described as:
A kind of Lotterie, where men that venture much may draw a Blank, and such as have little may get the Prize.
Blank lottery tickets were thus the financial opposite of blank cheques (if you're British) and blank checks (if you're American), although as we shall see, the American spelling is older.
The Etymologicon by Mark Forsyth is published by Icon.


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Nov. 21, 2010
Washington Men's Basketball Game Notes
UW to Don Special Jerseys
EA Sports Maui Invitational bracket
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During the EA Sports Maui Invitational, Husky senior Justin Holiday will check in with GoHuskies.com to keep fans updated on all the happenings with the team. Although his blog is titled "Justin's Hawaiian Holiday", this is anything but a vacation. The Huskies are here to take care of business.
KAANAPALI, Maui, Monday, 4:30 p.m.
It's gameday. I'm focusing right now and will blog later tonight.
KAANAPALI, Maui, Sunday, 7:15 p.m.
And, waking up today was GOOD. Just think of the best dream you have possible and that's what it's like waking up in Hawai'i. Especially when we came from Seattle where you wake up and it's still dark in the morning. Being able to see sun -- sometimes you forget about the sun in Washington -- coming out here and being able to wake up and see the beaches almost make you forget that we're here to play basketball. But, you have to come back to reality and know that you're here to take care of business.
We had breakfast and we did some study hall, so I got some studying in today. I did a little paper and then we got to chill out. We had some time off, more than usual, and we could have walked out onto the beach and had some fun, but we're here to play basketball. Scott (Suggs) and I just hung out in our room and talked to our parents, who came out to watch us play.
We had practice today and we're real excited to play somebody besides ourselves. We play each other all summer and fall and now we're ready to go. I'm especially excited to come out here and do this because we always get to watch the Maui Tournament on TV and it's exciting to be a part of it and hopefully we can get some wins.
Tomorrow we'll be wearing our new uniforms. I actually saw the prints of them way back and we're excited about having them. The only teams we've seen wear them are the top teams like Duke, so we call them the "Duke uniforms." It is real cool to have uniforms with different designs and to know that we're getting them because we're considered an elite team.
We look forward to playing tomorrow and I am glad we finally get to play for real.
KAANAPALI, Maui, Saturday, 9:15 p.m.
I returned to (Lahania Civic Center) today and it felt different from what I remembered it. It wasn't as small as I remember it being.
It was good for us to get out there and practice before we play on Monday because there is a lot of things we have to adjust to -- the balls are a little slippery, sometimes the court is a little slippery when the sweat hits it. I don't want to say we're sweating more, but it seems like the sweat is bothering us a little more than it usually does, especially with the ball because the ball is really, really slippery. I think we're going to be okay and we'll get used to it and be ready by Monday.
Another thing, the rims are really soft, so there is going to be a lot of rebounds right around the basket. There is not going to be many long rebounds. That could be to our advantage, depending on who we play and how we crash the boards. I think we're going to be fine.
We were all cheering hard for Terrence, but I don't think he executed real well at the end of the game. He had the game won and he didn't execute down the stretch. It's all good. As long as it doesn't happen for real on Monday.
It was a good setup in that we all got to hang out before we all become enemies game time. I got to see Virginia up close when we played the video game against them. I got to see their size and who they had.
Another thing that was funny is that I got to see players and coaches that I normally only get to see on TV. It was kind of funny.
Also, the video game is funny because you get to play it and there you are on the screen. I had played it before with my little brother, so it's fun to play and scoring with your video game self. It's kind of like watching your team when you're on the bench.
We have video to end the evening. I cut a couple guys hair and then hopped in the shower, so I'm just hanging around waiting to go watch video on Virginia. My dad is here in town so afterwards I am going to try to hang around and talk to him, but then it's bedtime.
Thanks for your support Dawg fans and I'll blog for you all tomorrow.
KAHULUI, Maui, Saturday, 12:15 p.m.
Hey Husky fans. Justin here, checking in from Hawai'i.
Last night, the only thing I really worried about packing was my practice jersey and basketball shoes. Other than that, all I have are a couple pairs of shorts, t-shirts and other necessities. I knew it was going to be hot here. I also had to have my laptop and cell phone. Other than that, I'm good.
I brought some DVD's for the plane ride. I brought Sherlock Holmes, 300, Avatar - probably my favorite movie right now - and some other ones. I ended up sleeping most of the flight anyways. I woke up and watched Sherlock Holmes, but I didn't finish it. It was pretty good though.
In case you're wondering, I didn't study on the plane...I'm pretty caught up in that area!
I've been to Maui three times before. I've played here in a tournament at the gym where we're going to play at, I came for vacation once because my cousin came out here for school and I came the other time for my birthday to visit my cousin.
Playing in (Lahaina Civic Center) is different. It's small, but I was in high school then. Now, I'm in college and it's going to feel a lot different after playing at Hec Ed so much. The bleachers are way smaller and closer, but I like it. It's a nice little environment. Also, there's no locker room, but other than that, it's cool.
It's great to be in Hawai'i and all, but this is a business trip. That's all I'm here for. I'm more excited about playing basketball.
Thanks for following us while we're on this trip and I'll check back later.


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The College of Arts and Humanities recognizes that disciplines within the arts and humanities are increasing and inherently interdisciplinary. Therefore, the college continues to perfect organizational structures that support increased interdisciplinary collaborations among faculty and research, intellectual units, degree programs, events, and college-wide initiatives. The college's interdisciplinary approach allows for the expansion of intellectual communities and further diversifies the curriculum to support the contemporary learning, teaching, and research needs of today's faculty and college students.
The college is leading the way in interdisciplinary approaches to the arts and humanities by developing emerging fields like digital humanities, and offering area study programs that draw on multiple fields to open exciting, multifaceted views of such regions of the world as Latin America, the Middle East and East Asia. The recent IGERT award granted to the UM language community also speaks to ARHU's strength and commitment to cultivate highly interdisciplinary projects that are organized to leverage and access the special intellectual knowledge of researchers across disciplines to solve complex problems.
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The Mark Mangino era is over at the University of Kansas after the coach agreed on a settlement to resign from his position Thursday night.
Kansas players and assistant coaches met with athletic director Lew Perkins inside the Jayhawks' football complex. Shortly after 6 p.m., coaches and players and Perkins arrived at the complex. Mangino was not seen.
The KU athletic department has been investigating Mangino's treatment of players since Nov. 17. In the weeks since athletic director Lew Perkins made the internal review public, former players have come forward accusing Mangino of physical and verbal abuse. Other former players have rebutted their statements by saying Mangino's tough discipline made them into better men.
Perkins said in a news release that the investigation was complete but that he would not release documents related to the review or the settlement because of legal reasons. Assistant coaches David Beaty, Clint Bowen and Bill Miller will share interim head-coaching duties.
"We appreciate the eight years that Mark has given to rebuilding our football program," Perkins said in the statement. "He and I have reached a mutually satisfactory agreement that reflects the appreciation we have for his efforts on behalf of Kansas Football.
"Mark has brought much success to the football program at KU. He can leave with confidence that he has turned the football program around and set it on a path to even greater future success."
Perkins said he would not comment on potential replacements for Mangino.
Mangino's contract states that if the university had fired him for cause - if he was found to have performed his duties in a discreditable manner or hurt KU's reputation - he would be paid none of the remaining compensation in the deal. Mangino is still owed around $6 million. If KU fired Mangino without cause - the Jayhawks did just lose their last seven games to finish 5-7 after beginning the year with legitimate Big 12 North title hopes - then Mangino would be owed around $6.6 million (the $6 million owed on the contract plus a $600,000 buyout).
Mangino is currently 50-48 in eight seasons - just two wins away from tying A.R. Kennedy's school record of 52 wins set in 1910.
Mangino inherited a program in 2002 that had not had a winning record since 1995 and soon turned the tide. The Jayhawks made the Tangerine Bowl in his second season, nearly upset Texas in his third season and won the Fort Worth bowl in his fourth season.
After a 6-6 season in 2006 didn't produce a bowl berth, Mangino led the Jayhawks to a 12-1 season in 2007 and an Orange Bowl victory over Virginia Tech. He was consensus national coach of the year.
In the two years since, 2007 has only seemed more remarkable by the game. The Jayhawks struggled for much of 2008, going 6-5 before knocking off Missouri in the Border War and winning the Insight Bowl over Minnesota. The 2009 season started with a promising 5-0 start but began to go the other direction after an upset loss at Colorado.
With Texas, Oklahoma and Texas Tech on the schedule, the past two seasons were supposed to be KU's chance to show it could be a true championship contender in the Big 12. But the Jayhawks were blown out in every game against the big three from the South division.
Kansas had just lost to Nebraska 31-17 to go 5-5 the Saturday before Perkins met with the Jayhawks to inform them of the investigation into their coach's behavior. During the entire process, Mangino has vehemently maintained that he did nothing inappropriate.
After KU's 41-39 loss to Missouri to end the season, Mangino said that he was one of the more pleasant people to deal with in college football.
"Trust me," he affirmed.
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Here's to 2013. What a year its been. It was really about growing up for me. That's true for everyone every year, I was just painfully aware of it this year. It was the year I learned that stress, frustration as well as calm and peace are all a choice. People can tell you that peace is a choice, but until you see it for yourself you will never know. Like one of those magic eye pictures. You have to cross your eyes and hold your breath until you pass out, then you can see the hidden picture in your dreams.
Anyways, it wasn't just about lessons and the pains of being an adult. I had adventures and tried new things. I practiced my talents and discovered new ones. I went skydiving in 2013! Also, I tried paddle boarding, got in my first serious car accident, became gluten-free, learned to play landslide on the guitar, shot 5 different firearms, found out I'm a decent shot (ehem ehem), started a project in my garage, gave up and dismantled it, started a blog and bought my own website. I spent 3 days mildly deaf from seeing Finch… totally worth it. Saw The Postal Service, Slightly Stoopid again but missed Tribal Seeds. My only regret is not going snowboarding at all.
I also discovered a love for writing and learned that, as aimless as I am, I would like what I write to be what I create. That's a big deal for a girl who has had thousands of interests. All you lucky dogs out there who have your "thing" figured out. You are a singer, a poker player, a dancer, a doctor… well, you wouldn't get it. I don't really have "a thing", I have lots of little things that I try. Sometimes I am good at the things I try, sometimes I am not, but I have never really adopted a single one long enough to get really excellent at it. I will reiterate, I am a raccoon. Talents are like shiny metallic wrappers and once I find one and try to open it, another one catches my eye and I drop my current conquest to seek the other.
Well, all that to say I have a goal for 2014. Not a resolution, a goal. I want to develop my writing. I want to focus on it. I am not going to give up my raccoon ways, that would be impossible for me. I would have to become a different animal. In 2014 I want to make my writing work for me. I want to write my words down and then feed them to people for money. And like so many other aspiring artists, I don't really care what about.
Bands I am stoked to see this year
- Arcade Fire – 8/8/14 at the Gorge
- Pixies – 2/23/14 at the Joint


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Sun Devil Sports Hall of Fame
|Hall of Fame Information
The Hall of Distinction, recognizing outstanding contributions from coaches and administrators, was inaugurated in 1982.
Plaques describing the athletic achievements of each inductee are displayed on the concourse level of the University Activity Center in four separate exhibit areas. It is open for public viewing during normal University hours and during all Activity Center events.
Athletes enshrined in the Hall of Fame are chosen by the Hall of Fame selection committee, composed of administrators, staff faculty, and lay people close to the University's athletic program.
Sports Hall of Fame selection is based on one or more of the following criteria: all-America recognition; NCAA champion; world record setter; Olympic medal; NCAA statistical leader; and significant contribution to sports and graduation.
Athletes become eligible for enshrinement 10 years after their senior class has graduated.
It has been said by many respected individuals in the world of sports that the Sports Hall of Fame at ASU is one of the best, if not THE best, in the nation in terms of the number of sports represented and the quality of athletes in the hall.


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Cara Delevingne has commented on an updated feature and the release date window of "GTA 5" on PS4, Xbox One and PC. According to a report from Videogamer on Aug. 30, the disc jockey revealed that she recently returned to Rockstar Games. The purpose of her visit was to provide an update to the Non Stop Pop FM in-game radio station in the fifth main installment of the "Grand Theft Auto" series.
Similar to the previous games on the franchise, "GTA 5" has hundreds of music tracks spread across multiple stations. The songs are usually licensed and have became a big part of the titles as players often have to drive in their cars for long stretches. Cara Delevingne did not clarify if she is simply recording a new voice track or if there will be any new music tracks being added.
Although the updated Non Stop Pop FM in-game radio station could be launching aside the next-generation version, the PS3 and Xbox 360 iterations may also be patched with the same features. The Rockstar North development team has already been releasing new title updates for both single-player and "GTA Online" modes. So it should not be too much as a hassle.
The studio is currently working on multiplayer heists as well as the rumored casino and zombie packs. The same expansions should be coming to the PS4, Xbox One and PC versions of "GTA 5" as well as the PS3 and Xbox 360 iterations. However, the launch windows for the new DLC products have not yet been officially announced.
Finally, Cara Delevingne also re-confirmed the "GTA 5" release date for the PS4, Xbox One and PC ports. All three games are still slated to arrive sometime this fall. A recent report from VG247 stated that the releases could be pushed back into 2015 based on what they heard at Gamescom. According to the disc jockey, however, this may not be the case.
Aside from the potential updated radio stations, "GTA 5" should feature improved graphics. Players also have the ability to transfer their "GTA Online" character and progress to the new versions. You can find a screenshot featuring the PS3 game from the official Facebook of the Playstation brand near the top of this article.
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