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Forecast discussion: A ridge of high pressure coming out of Canada helped give Boston bright sunshine on Tuesday. We continue to have low humidity, and our overnight lows remain seasonable. However, thanks to winds shifting to the east, our high temperature in the capital city was only 72 degrees. Unfortunately, there is no major heat wave coming to New England in the next seven days.
A stalled low pressure system off the coast of North Carolina will remain to our south, as many computer models now agree that the strong ridge will protect us. However, some moisture from a low over Michigan will bring increasing clouds by Wednesday afternoon. Also, winds will shift to an easterly wind, which will help keep temperatures slightly cooler. We will see a pattern of seeing mostly cloudy skies at night, and by Friday, we will see limited sunshine.
The low offshore has been shown by the models in recent days to return back to southern New England over the weekend, due to a blocking pattern in the upper levels of the atmosphere over the northern Atlantic. However, it seems now the ridge will keep the low to our east, so we will see limited sunshine and cooler temperatures through the weekend. In fact, high temperatures will only reach the lower to middle 70's. But, winds will begin to turn back to the southwest, helping to increase our temperatures back to seasonable levels by next Tuesday.
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Tonight: Clear skies and cool with a low of 61.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 77. Winds will shift to the east-southeast at 9-12 mph.
Fenway Park Forecast (7:10 p.m. vs. L.A. Angels): Partly cloudy, 73.
Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 62. Winds will shift to the east-northeast at 5-8 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny with clouds increasing by the mid-afternoon. We will see a high of 75.
Thursday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 61.
Friday: Partly sunny with the slight chance for a late afternoon shower. We will see a high of 75.
Friday night: Partly cloudy with increasing clouds after midnight and a low of 62.
Extended Forecast:
Saturday: Partly sunny. Highs 72-75, lows 60-63.
Sunday: Partly sunny. Highs 72-75, lows 60-63.
Monday: Partly sunny. Highs 73-76, lows 61-64.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. Highs 78-81, lows 63-66.


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Updated with photos of Muller on Bell Centre ice
No. 11 is on the ice in a Canadiens jersey – and we're not talking about Saku Koivu.
You know it's an optional day when the guy under the No. 11 helmet in full equipment is Canadiens assistant coach Kirk Muller. That's the number Muller wore with distinction from 1991-95, the last man to wear 11 before current captain Koivu.
There were 13 players on the ice, counting former Captain Kirk: goalies Cristobal Huet and Carey Price, and (in no particular order) Josh Gorges, Tom Kostopoulos, Mark Streit, Francis Bouillon, Andrei Kostitsyn, Garth Murray, Steve Bégin, Mikhail Grabovski, Tomas Plekanec and Kyle Chipchura.
Canadiens assistant coach Kirk Muller in full uniform at today's optional practice: with players, alone and with associate coach Doug Jarvis, who ran the practice and got a laugh out of his new player.
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College Hockey:U.S. military to be honored this weekend in Potsdam
Despite the respective and disparate records, Friday's matchup between those two North Country rivals, No. 4 Plattsburgh (14-2-2, 7-0-2) and Potsdam (6-10-0, 1-6-0), looks to be something memorable.
If not because there is no love lost between the two schools, who have battled 101 times before, then because the game has been earmarked as "Military Appreciation Night."
And with Northern New York dotted with such defense installations as Fort Drum (Watertown) and Plattsburgh AFB, there is a large measure of military to appreciate.
All veterans, active duty personnel, National Guard and reservists will receive free admission to renovated Maxcy Hall for the tilt and representatives from the Watertown Vet Center will be on hand to provide information on services provided to veterans.
Potsdam coach Chris Bernard feels that such special recognition is the least that can be done for those who sacrifice so much for their fellow Americans.
"We are sincerely grateful to all of those who have served our nation and its citizens," said Bernard. "Their selfless commitment to protect our safety and our way of life must be considered the ultimate nobility. Therefore, we would like to, at minimal, let them know we value and appreciate them."
The Bears have a recent history of participation with the military in general and the local ROTC in particular.
This preseason, Potsdam captains Mike Arnold, Nick Averinos and Ryan Miller took part in leadership exercises with ROTC commanders. The entire team also took part in the field obstacle course where they worked on problem solving together and the rappelling tower.
"Our experiences with the tremendous guys directing the ROTC and all that they have contributed to our program has been awesome," added Bernard.
No. 10 Oswego continues to be led in overall scoring by freshman Kenny Neil.
Neil, the league's reigning rookie of the week, picked up points in all three Lakers' constests last week and now has eight goals and 13 assists. Oswego has two key SUNYAC tilts this weekend, at Fredonia and Buffalo State.
You know, as often as Plattsburgh senior Mathieu Cadieux has been honored as the SUNYAC's goalie of the week, they might as well just name the award after him.
Cadieux, who started his career with a season at Division I Quinnipiac, has now earned league plaudits eight times over the past three years, most recently this week. Cadieux backstopped the Cardinals to two wins last week, including a 4-2 triumph over No. 5 Norwich.
Goal-scorers who can come through in the clutch are like gold, no matter where you look in hockey.
Fredonia seems to have found one such go-to guy in the form of junior sniper Stephen Castriota.
Castriota has helped fuel the Blue Devils' recent 3-0-1 against non-conference foes by netting two game-winning tallies and setting up another. He has now garnered points in four consecutive contests.
Castriota's most recent clutch job came on Tuesday, when he connected on a power-play with 47 seconds remaining to give Fredonia a 5-4 win over Elmira.
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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd bin Abdulaziz, chairing the regular weekly meeting of the Council of Ministers on the occasion of the new Hijrah year of 1422 which begins today, wished all Muslim and Arab peoples as well as Saudi citizens security, stability and prosperity, called on them to work hand in hand on the path towards solidarity, and expressed the hope that the new lunar year would be one of good fortune for all.
Referring to the Arab Summit to be held in Amman, Jordan tomorrow, the cabinet expressed the hope that it will result in joint Arab action and support for Arab causes, particularly that of Palestine, and, noting the hostile and brutal practices of the Israeli authorities, reiterated the Kingdom's support for the Palestinian people, struggling for a just cause, until they obtain their legitimate rights, including the establishment of their own state with Al-Quds as its capital.
The cabinet then praised the signing in Doha last Wednesday of the final maps demarcating the land and sea borders between Saudi Arabia and the State of Qatar.
Turning to domestic matters, the cabinet passed a number of resolutions, including:
1. a decision to form a national commission for the care of inmates of prisons and reformatories, and for those newly released from such jails, together with their families. The commission, to be headquartered in Riyadh, will be chaired by the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, with as members representatives of the ministries of Interior, Justice, Islamic Affairs, Information, Health, Education, and Civil Service, plus representatives from the General Presidency of Youth Welfare, investigation and public prosecution bodies, and the Al-Birr Charitable Association. The commission will issue relevant regulations governing its work, and set up sub-committees in the provinces.
2. authorization for the Minister of Foreign Affairs or his deputy to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Republic of Tunisia for the formation of a mutual consultative committee.
3. approval of an agreement issued by the International Labor Organization (ILO) in Geneva in June 1999 prohibiting the most severe manifestations of child labor.
4. approval of a waiver for one year, renewable, of customs charges on imported goods originating in Palestine, provided they comply with Saudi standards.
5. renewal of the commercial and economic agreement with the Government of Lebanon, effective April 20, 2001.


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The Public Education and Conferences Section of Oregon OSHA will be offering
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Effective Recommendations, 1:00pm October 16.
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Last year I blogged about the national atheist community's engagement with the Light the Night charity drive to fund Leukemia research (see This Is Atheist Charity and Charity Legend Update). Well, it achieved remarkable results. The atheist movement officially raised nearly half a million dollars (and may yet meet or exceed that target: see how to get involved again this year; in fact, read the whole letter from Todd Stiefel on why you should). The atheist charity hosting this drive for the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, the Foundation Beyond Belief, raised "the largest amount ever raised by a first year non-corporate team" and "the 4th largest amount raised by any team in the nation in 2012, including corporate teams." For this year's drive, our own cancer-survivor Greta Christina is an honored hero with the FBB, and they are there seeking nominations for other honored heroes (see previous link).
All of this would have been unthinkable even ten years ago, much less twenty. The atheism movement, and its humanist moral conscience, is becoming an unavoidable contender in the interfaith community. You can help keep that momentum going. Because with it will come greater recognition and influence for us all.


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Release Date: 2005-03-01 (Limited)
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Duration: 1hr 26min
This is a shocking and sensitive journey through the mind of paranoid-schizophrenic musician Larry "Wild Man" Fischer. Institutionalized at 16 after attacking his mother with a knife, Fischer busked on the streets of L.A. until he was discovered by Frank Zappa, with whom he cut his first record album -- though they later parted ways quite violently. Over the course of 40 years, he appeared on national television (Rowan & Martin's Laugh-in) and the Top 50 music charts in England, was the subject of his own comic book, was the first artist to be recorded on Rhino Records, and sang a duet with the late Rosemary Clooney. Get to know the man who became known as "godfather of outsider music" through extensive archival footage from Fischer's early days and interviews with those close to him.
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According to singer Monica Arnold and Keyshia's BFF she was in labor and gave birth last night instead of Monday as previously reported by media outlets.
"She's doing great. She's in active labor but the baby has not been born yet as reported [by other media]," Monica wrote via social networking tool Twitter.
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April 25, 2013
OJAI, Calif. -- No. 33 Washington dropped a tough one as No. 41 Stanford knocked the Dawgs out of the Pac-12 Tournament. Washington had its chances, but was unable to close some of the final matches to earn move on in the tournament.
"This is a shocking loss," said head coach Matt Anger. "I really thought this is one we should have won and it is hard to take. We just didn't get the job done and I am as frustrated as I can remember ever being."
The Dawgs lost the doubles point, despite a nice win by Marton Bots and Kyle McMorrow over a ranked opponent at No. 1. The pair of seniors knocked off 53rd-ranked Daniel Lin and John Morrissey, 8-5. However, Stanford won both of the other doubles matches and took a 1-0 lead to singles.
In singles, Stanford pushed the lead to 2-0 when Daniel Ho defeated Viktor Farkas, 6-3, 6-2.
The Dawgs then came roaring back with a pair of wins to even the score at 2-2. Bots knocked off No. 117 Nolan Paige, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, followed by Emmett Egger beating Robert Stineman, 7-5, 6-4.
Needing two more wins, Washington was unable to close the deal, however. McMorrow was on the verge of winning his match at No. 1, but Stanford won the other two before he had the chance.
On court six, Trey Stroebel came back from 3-0 down in the final set to defeat Nicholas Kamisar, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. The clincher was on court three where Maciek Ramanowicz outlasted Max Manthou in a match that could have gone either way, 7-5, 7-5.
"I am disappointed in myself that I couldn't do more to get Max going," said Anger. "He was working hard trying to get things going, but just couldn't finish games off. It seemed like he had a game point in every game."
McMorrow's match will go in the books as abandoned, although he was up two breaks in the third set and needed just two more points to clinch the victory.
It is a tough pill to swallow for the Dawgs, who will now return to campus and await their NCAA fate on Tuesday. Washington would appear comfortably in the field with its No. 33 ranking, but will have to wait for the committee to find out for sure.
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Pac-12 Championships Second Round
April 25, 2013 - Ojai, Calif.
No. 41 Stanford 4, No. 33 Washington 2
1. Bots/McMorrow def. No. 53 Lin/Morrissey, 8-5.
2. Romanowicz/Stineman def. Hawke/Manthou, 8-3.
3. Ho/Ball def. Barnhart/Egger, 8-6
Order of finish: 1,2,3
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2. Marton Bots def. No. 117 Nolan Paige, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2.
3. Maciek Ramanowicz def. Max Manthou, 7-5, 7-5.
4. Emmett Egger def. Robert Stineman, 7-5, 6-4.
5. Daniel Ho def. Viktor Farkas, 6-3, 6-2.
6. Trey Stroebel def. Nicholas Kamisar, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4.
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PR # 63 October 17, 2008
The Theatre at Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) in North Branch will present a performance by comedian Colin Quinn, Saturday, November 15, at 8 p.m. The evening is part of the 2008-2009 Major Artists Series . Tickets cost $25 and $30.
Whether you know comedian Colin Quinn from HBO, Saturday Night Live or Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn ?you know him as a funny man. Enjoy his crazy antics as he?s standing up live on the Theatre?s stage.
Quinn started his career as a stand-up comic in 1985, performing in such Manhattan clubs as Caroline?s and The Comic Strip. In 1987 he started a three-year stint as co-host of MTV?s popular game show, Remote Control . At the end of that show?s run, he hosted his own MTV show, Colin Quinn?s Manly World , a sports/comedy show. He also wrote and starred with Ben Stiller in the comedy short, Going Back to Brooklyn (October 1989). In the early '90s he took on hosting duties for A&E?s Caroline's Comedy Hour , a weekly show that presented new and established stand-up comics.
In addition to his television work, Quinn has appeared in such movies as Who?s the Man? , Married to the Mob , The Roxbury Guys and Comedian . He also has written several screenplays, one of which, Celtic Pride , made it to the big screen.
In 1995 Quinn was hired as a writer/feature player for NBC?s Saturday Night Live and became a full-time cast member in September 1997. In that role, he appeared on ?Weekend Update? as ?Lenny the Lion? and ?Joe Blow.? In January 1998 he debuted as the ?Weekend Update? anchor, succeeding Norm MacDonald. Quinn?s recent work includes Comedy Central?s Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn , an ?in-your-face? discussion forum with other stand-up comedians. The show ran for three seasons.
For the fifth year in a row, Courier News readers voted The Theatre at RVCC as the ?Best of the Best? in 2008 in the ?Playhouse/Theater? category.
This season The Theatre at RVCC will present the Major Artists Series ; the 17th annual Merck Series , made possible by a generous grant from The Merck Company Foundation; School-Time Performances , a series for teachers and students grades pre-K to 12; the Family Series , a series of events designed specially for families with older children; and the Sampler Series , a series of transformational events for children and their families. The 2008-2009 season also includes a new series, Tuesdays with Stories , which features great American literature performed by solo actors from The American Place Theatre.
A variety of subscribers? packages are available. To purchase tickets or for more information, call the Box Office, 908-725-3420, or order online at www.rvccArts.org . Senior citizen, student and group discounts are also available for a variety of performances.
RVCC, located on Route 28 and Lamington Road in North Branch, NJ, and serving Somerset and Hunterdon County residents for 40 years, offers more than 90 associate degrees and certificates. In addition, customized training programs and non-credit courses are available for those seeking personal and professional development.
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Of all the satelite services I've seen, download is done through the satelite, and upload is done through 56k. This might have changed. But they can still claim that it's 4 times faster because when you're browsing the net, you don't send much, just requests for pages, and there's more downloading.
Games are played by sending small amounts of data (called packets) several times a second. Thus, the key here is ping, not download capability. Ping is the time it takes for you to send a small packet to the server, and receive a response. So the lower the ping, the least amount of lag you get (provided you don't have a lot of net loss).
What I suggest doing, is talking to the people, and see if you can find out what kind of ping range you're expected to get (obviously if you try to connect to a server in Europe the ping will be a lot higher). If you can't get them to talk about it, then see what you ping with your 56k, then try the satelite.
In all honesty it probably won't be much better. It will give you some good download speed on the net though.
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JOINT STATEMENT - Afghanistan and the United States launch negotiations on bilateral security agreement
November 15, 2012
KABUL – The Governments of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the United States of America officially launched their negotiations on a Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) today in Kabul.
The BSA negotiations are in accordance with the Afghanistan-US Strategic Partnership Agreement signed between President Karzai and President Obama on May 2, 2012 in Kabul and currently in force between the two countries.
H.E. Eklil Hakimi, Ambassador of Afghanistan in Washington, is leading the Afghan negotiating team while Ambassador James Warlick, Deputy Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, is leading the United States negotiating team.
Both sides affirmed that the key guiding principles in these important negotiations are full respect for Afghan sovereignty and Afghan national interests, including advancing the cause of peace and security across Afghanistan, strengthening the capacity and capabilities of Afghan national security forces so that they can independently provide security for the Afghan people and defend the country against external threats, and pursuing both countries' shared goal of eliminating trans-national terrorism.
The BSA negotiations are to be conducted taking into account the November 2011 Traditional Loya Jirga's recommendation that strategic cooperation between the United States and Afghanistan is important for the political, economic and security development, and progress of Afghanistan.
Both sides clarified that these negotiations are premised on the understanding that the United States does not seek permanent military bases in Afghanistan, or a presence that is perceived as a threat to Afghanistan's neighbors.
These negotiations open yet another chapter in the existing solid partnership between the two nations that have borne enormous sacrifices in their common fight against terrorism and for the security, stability, development and the strengthening of Afghanistan's young democracy.


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More and More Young Adult Cigarette Smokers Use Marijuana
by Anne Trueman on May 4, 2012 at 2:04 PM Health In Focus - G J E 4
A recent anonymous internet survey report published in the journal Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, reveals that more than fifty percent of young adults aged between 18 to 25 years who use tobacco also use marijuana.
The study claims that more and more youngsters are co- using marijuana than previously.
AdvertisementThe experts from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) are of the opinion that a big increase is noticed in the young adults using both tobacco and marijuana as compared to its previous statistics of 35 percent.
One of the researcher stated, "The data presented are far more consistent with what I hear simply by speaking with thousands of students of middle and high school age," noted Stephen Dewey, an addiction researcher and director of the Laboratory for Behavioral and Molecular Neuroimaging at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in Manhasset, N.Y. "The importance of getting accurate data like these cannot be stressed enough, as treatment programs and the financial support required for them are often guided by studies that demonstrate both prevalence and risk."
The study was conducted online via Facebook, Craigslist and paid email advertising campaign and the participants were allowed to keep their identity secret. It therefore resulted in being a source of more authentic and accurate information provider regarding the usage of tobacco and marijuana.
Danielle Ramo, the principal investigator of this study and a postdoctoral scholar in the UCSF Department of Psychiatry mentioned, "We were curious whether rates would be different in our study where we reached out through social media and the Web. And rates were much higher, which shows the problem might be larger than we realize."
The study was conducted in two phases.
In the first phase the experts questioned the volunteers about their smoking habits and in the second phase 1808 smokers who completed the online survey were queried to tell whether they had consumed marijuana in the past 30 days.
The study showed that out of 68 percent of the participants who smoked daily, 53 percent confessed that they also consumed marijuana during the past month.
According to the experts it was also found that the usage of both tobacco and marijuana was more in whites, people dwelling in Northeast, rural population and in young adults.
Judith Prochaska, senior study author and an associate professor of psychiatry at UCSF stated, "Residence in a medical marijuana state was unrelated to the prevalence of marijuana use as well as the co-use of marijuana and tobacco in this young adult sample. The prevalence of marijuana use also did not differ by respondents' age, income or gender."
Bruce Goldman, the director of Substance Abuse Services at The Zucker Hillside Hospital in Glen Oaks, NY mentioned, "Those who suffer from mental health and substance abuse problems have an extremely high rate of nicotine dependence. It stands to reason that those seeking help to quit smoking also would have high rates of substance abuse including cannabis."
A difference of opinion existed among the authors regarding the need of programs to help young adults to quit smoking and discourage the usage of marijuana. According to them the next step was to introduce effective therapies and counseling in Facebook that would help people to quit their addiction.
Prochaska finally said, "Adapting the social media aspect into intervention and incorporating the social environment are new ways to approach finding the most effective means for treatment."
Dr. Judith Prochaska concluded that the sample of young adults showed high levels of marijuana and tobacco irrespective of age, gender, ethnicity or income.
The respondents should take the services of a qualified counselor or a rehabilitation centre.
Prevalence and co-use of marijuana among young adult cigarette smokers: An anonymous online national survey; Danielle Ramo et al; Addiction Science & Clinical Practice 2012
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In a state rife with land disputes, few are as polarizing as the one regarding SkiLink, a proposed transit lift between Canyons Resort and Solitude. SkiLink is a hot-button social, environmental and economic issue for Utahns, and the divide between stakeholders is gaping. This is the ninth, and last, in a series of stories breaking down the issues around Utah's most controversial ski lift.
When the curtain dropped on the 112th Legislative Session, the slate of bills and resolutions that didn't reach the floor was wiped clean. Among the lost resolutions was the Wasatch Range Recreation Enhancement Access Act, Rep. Rob Bishop's proposed bill that would sell Forest Service land to Talisker for the construction of SkiLink. According to Melissa Subbotin, Bishop's spokeswoman, there is no timetable for the resolution to be reintroduced in the new Congressional session, which means there is a chance SkiLink could never materialize.
The future of the lift is uncertain, but there are some likely outcomes depending on the end status of the federal legislation. If the legislation fails, or is not reintroduced, then Talisker has a steep uphill battle. On the flip side, passed legislation would all but guarantee the construction of SkiLink. And, no matter which way the legislation goes, don't expect the push for a Wasatch interconnect to die any time soon.
If the bill fails
When it comes to SkiLink, Talisker is putting all of its eggs in the Legislative basket. "There is not a backup plan at this point," says Canyons Managing Director Mike Goar. "There's nothing in the works. I'm not sure what avenues we would have to do it a different way."
Canyons Managing Director Mike Goar.
Ski resorts looking to expand into Forest Service land traditionally went through the process outlined by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). This course of action is quite extensive as it includes a thorough Environmental Impact Statement and biological studies, rounds of public comment, and the consideration of alternatives, including no action being taken. In all, the NEPA path can take well over five years to complete.
Talisker opted not to take this route, instead seeking to move the process to a local level via Bishop's legislation.
Salt Lake City mayor Ralph Becker is confident the bill won't make it through Congress.
"If Representative Bishop gets it through the House, I don't think it would pass in the Senate," Becker says. "If it passed in the Senate, then we have friends in the White House who I hope would stop it from passing. We have worked that hard to set up a bulwark that's a defense against that legislation passing, and I'm determined it won't."
Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker.
If Becker's prediction is correct, Goar says Talisker would consider applying for development to the Forest Service. While, according to Goar, the Forest Service gave no indication of approval during early talks with Talisker (a formal application was never made), the Forest Service has catered to the resorts before. SkiLink construction isn't impossible without the federal legislation, but it is very unlikely.
If the bill passes
Goar has made one thing very clear - if the SkiLink legislation is signed into law, that doesn't give Talisker the green light to begin construction.
"[The legislation] would place 100 percent of the approval process with local government," Goar says, "so if we prevail at the federal level, all that does is allow us to make application of the project."
Talisker's application would be handled by Summit and Salt Lake Counties. While analyses would be conducted, the process is far less rigorous than what developers must go through when applying for construction on federally-owned land. Rather than follow the process laid out by NEPA, which takes a broad approach to environmental impacts and public comment, the county process is much more centralized.
The county's planning review procedure does take into account issues such as watershed, transportation, and slope impacts, but most of their analysis focuses on what will work tomorrow, not the impacts 10 years down the line.
"NEPA is more of a long-term process," says Salt Lake County planning director Rolen Yoshinaga. "Our processes are more in the moment."
By these criteria, if the legislation passes, there will be little to prevent the construction of SkiLInk. If the lift is stable, then the county will deem it safe. There is little to no chance of significant watershed impact in the immediate future, and SkiLink won't have any adverse effects on driving up Big Cottonwood Canyon. Unless Salt Lake and Summit counties find any glaring short-term issues with the transport lift, the passing of Rep. Bishop's legislation will likely be followed by SkiLink construction.
What's next for the Wasatch interconnect
Regardless of the fate of SkiLink, the push for a Wasatch interconnect won't end. The idea of a seven-resort connection is too attractive for the resorts involved, and future proposals for transit lifts are already in the works.
"This is an efficient way to grow the resorts without explicitly growing the footprint," says Ski Utah president Nathan Rafferty. "By connecting all seven [Wasatch resorts], you can have one lift ticket and 18,000 skiable acres... That's an opportunity for our industry to be able to offer something that nobody else does."
While an interconnect may not be universally supported, Salt Lake City and County officials are looking to find a comprehensive approach to how citizens use and move around the Wasatch Canyons. The last Central Wasatch Master Plan was drafted in 1989, and Becker says the community is ready for an update.
"Over and over again, the people of this valley have said they value skiing, but they don't want the tops of our mountains to turn into Disney Land," Becker says. "They treasure, number one, water, but also... [that] you can have a true wilderness experience within minutes of downtown Salt Lake City. To throw that out the window without consideration, which would have been the precedent set by SkiLink legislation, to me was offensive."
Becker's goal is to bring all stakeholders to the table - local governments, ski resorts, and citizen organizations - and iron out a new master plan for the Wasatch. As the Wasatch Front population continues to grow, watershed, recreation, and transportation are going to be important aspects of how Salt Lake residents identify themselves and escape from the city below the peaks.
And the fate of SkiLink, one way or the other, could determine the future of land policy in the Wasatch canyons.


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In 2012, Border Patrol Agent Joshua Semmerling passed a white Ford truck at 60 MPH along Highway 80 when he claimed to notice several suspicious factors: the driver was sitting up straight and appeared to have her hands at the "ten-and-two" position, the windows were tinted, and her plates were from out-of-state.
That is when the agent decided to pull a U-turn and stop the driver, Cindy Lee Westhoven from Arizona. Even though Mrs. Westhoven had not committed a crime, did not have any outstanding warrants, and was able to prove she was a citizen of the United States, Agent Semmerling still asked to search her vehicle based on the fact that she had facial acne -- a sign, he claims, is indicative to methamphetamine use.
Mrs. Westhoven, however, did not consent to the search, which led to the agent unleashing a drug-sniffing dog and eventually discovering a small amount of marijuana. Westhoven was taken into custody shortly thereafter.
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One of The US Navy's most lethal Destroyers steamed through the Bosporus Straits and into the Black Sea, where the Ukraine-Russia crisis continues to unfold, on Friday, 03/07/2014.
The USS Truxton, an Arleigh Burke class Destroyer, moved into the area in order to conduct "previously scheduled operations" with other regional navies, according to a US Department of Defense spokesperson.
Fox News, conversely, is reporting that the USS Truxton's presence in the Black Sea is an effort by the Obama Regime to fly the US flag in a region clearly subject to Russian aggression. The Truxton is a member of Carrier Strike Group-2, which operates under the flagship USS George H.W. Bush, one of the most powerful ultra-modern carriers in existence, which is stationed out of Greece.
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Group Warships Carrier Air Wing Eight (CVW-8) squadrons embarked aboard flagship USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77)
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Strike Fighter Squadron 87 (VFA-87): 10 F/A-18A+
Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron Squadron 9 (HSC-9): 7 MH-60S
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Strike Fighter Squadron 31 (VFA-31): 12 F/A-18E
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Strike Fighter Squadron 15 (VFA-15): 10 F/A-18C
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Speculation has swirled concerning whether or not the US might up the ante, as the ostensible leader of the Free World, by moving one of its most powerful carrier strike groups into the region, due to Russia's having already broken the 20-year old"Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances." The agreement, between Russia, the US, Ukraine, and the UK , stipulated that none of the treaty's signers would violate Ukrainian territorial integrity, which now clearly places Russia in clear violation of the agreement.
The agreement was signed back in 1994 under then President Clinton, in order to assure the Ukraine of its territorial integrity while signatory nations sought to liberate Ukraine of its rather large nuclear weapon strike capability. The signing of the agreement guaranteed Ukraine's borders from invasion by all parties involved, and eventually resulted in the Ukraine's becoming completely devoid of nuclear armament.
Ironically, in 2005, then Senators Barack Obama and Dick Lugar, secured $48 million in US funding in order to finalize the eradication of Ukraine's remaining stockpile of weapons. In a statement from 2005, while touring Ukraine, Obama indicated: 'We need to eliminate these stockpiles for the safety of the Ukrainian people and people around world, by keeping them out of conflicts around the world.'
While Russia has now broken the security agreement, a second but far older treaty from 1936, known as the Montreaux Convention, supposedly limits the US and other nations on what types of warships that can be sent into the Black Sea, thereby restricting US ability to protect other NATO member states. The pre-WW2 convention allows the increasingly militant nation of Turkey to control warship movements of all non-Black Sea nations.
However, the US never signed the Montreux Convention, while duly noting that the principle signing nation, the Soviet Union, no longer exists. The transition of a US carrier strike group into the Black Sea, would send a powerful message to Putin's Russia, that the United States as Leader of the Free World, is still most assuredly engaged.


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As the shock of the loss of 193 Dutch citizens on Flight MH17 subsides, pressure grows for the culprits to be brought to justice.
19:39, UK, Saturday 19 July 2014
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The headline on the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf couldn't be more direct: "Killers".
Underneath, there are several photographs of Russian separatists near Donetsk, alleging these are the men responsible for bringing down Flight MH17, with the loss of 192 Dutch nationals.
The media, and the more vociferous politicians, are now calling for those responsible to be brought to justice, as the shock of the event starts to subside.
But when we spoke to people in The Hague outside the Justice Department where a national book of condolence is slowly filling, there was caution.
"Violence leads to violence," one woman told us, while her husband urged: "We don't know who pressed the button. We have to wait for researchers to do their job."
But in villages like Neerkant, near the Belgium border, where victims of the disaster are being mourned, the emotions are more vivid.
Peter van der Burg lived close to the Wals family, all six of whom died on board MH17, on their way to a summer holiday.
"These people were innocent victims in a stupid conflict. Vladimir Putin is the one who is responsible. It's senseless."
He says the Wals' relatives are still processing the information, but adds that political pressure will start to build from within the Netherlands for Prime Minister Mark Rutte to demand justice.
On Monday there is a national day of reflection and mourning - another step as this grieving country absorbs the awful results of an international dispute thousands of miles away.
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Street lamps blazed holes into the night sky like smoldering cigarettes being pressed into dark blue linen paper. Along with the lights of the city that hugged the town's limits, they intimidated the stars into staying home. This victory of the unnatural luminence gave the short street and the houses lining it a harsh glow. Every edge blurred, dithering into the yellow-orange lights that seemed almost solid. Taivuttaa stood in the middle of the street, staring down a single-level house that would have been a dim yellow in the sun. He sighed, releasing a tired breath of profanity like an afterthought.
He'd been tossed out of that house too many times to be angry about it anymore, far too often to waste time complaining. It would have almost been funny if the nights hadn't started getting so humid. The stink of the city was worse at night than it was during the day, against almost all reason. Just thinking about it made him want to pull the collar of his hoodie up to cover his nose. But it was too hot for the hoodie in any case, and he ended up just pulling it over his head and rolling it into a sloppy wad. It rained nearly every day now, freezing the days into solid demands for warm clothing and then melting the nights into sticky definitions of summer.
Running would help the heat. There was no breeze, and there wouldn't be onenot something to rely on, wind. Of any kind. Taivuttaa considered dumping the hoodie on the sidewalk, but he knew he would need it later. He didn't have a shirt, and although the air felt good on his bare skin now, when the sun rose and the wet weather of the day started up again, he'd regret the lack of cover.
"Nuisance," he grumbled at his thankfully-intact sneakers. Tomorrow, if he came back while Algorithm was at work, then it might be possible to sneak back into the house. Long enough, at least, to get something to eat and take a shower. Taivutta's neck itched with anticipation just thinking about it. At this point, he was certain that he would be immediately accepted by any passing wild animals. The undersides of his fingernails were nearly black with grime, and his dark red hair, normally rather fluffy and friendly, was stiff and spiky. He tugged the lock of hair he'd accidentallly dyed a muddy sort of purple and grinned to himself as he walked. Times certainly had changed. Before, if he'd even imagined reaching such a state, his mother and father both would have locked him in the bathroom with a full tub and a year's supply of soap.
The run into the city seemed shorter than it usually was, even though he wasn't going very fast, and the hoodie got in his way. None of the buildings afforded a safe-looking alley, they never did, but there was one that was at least empty. He slung the hoodie over his shoulder and hauled himself up the fire escape ladder, careful not to make too much noise. There were a handful of apartment buildings with unused roofs, but this one had a fine crawl space that was quite cool during the night and warm enough during the day.
He slung his leg over the edge of the roof, then pulled the rest of himself over. "Hot air rises, dummy," he reminded himself. The humidity pressed down on him like a fat thumb. He held the hoodie in front of his mouth, figuring that the smell of his own body odor and hiding places was better than whatever lay rotting in the open dumpster on the ground, no matter how far away it was.
His relief was palpable as he dragged himself into the crawl space. It was damp, but cold. He shivered gratefully and waited a few moments before putting the hoodie back on. He stretched out as much as the space would allow, then, using his arms as a pillow, welcomed the loss of consciousness that would hasten the next day.
Barely an hour after he'd closed his eyes, the sound of shoes crunching against the rough surface of the roof snapped him awake. Someone was running towards him. He wiped his mouth with the back of his hand and sat up, nearly knocking his head on the overhanging slab of stone that served as his own roof. There was nowhere to hide other than where he already was, so he held his breath and waited for the runner to pass.
His heart pounded, thudding painfully in his chest as his lungs screamed for more than a thimbleful of fresh air, but he didn't dare take it. The running footsteps had stopped; a pair of muddy boots and sturdy workman's trousers blocked his view and his only possible escape route. The size of the boots and trousers did nothing to ease the ache and fear in Taivuttaa's head and chest.
As his vision began to blur and his throat turned on him, he let out the breath he'd been holding, very slowly and as quietly as he could. The boots began to inch away, then eased back to their place. It was all he could do not to swear as he took a silent breath that did not give him nearly enough air.
"There you are, you thief!"
This time he did knock his head on the slab, but he bit his knuckles to hold in the cry of surprised pain. His teeth broke the chapped skin and the familiar coppery taste wrapped itself around his tongue, but he held his silence and did not spit. A pair of practical house shoes confronted the muddy boots. The house shoes were attached to a pair of bare, shapely legs that could only belong to a girl. Or an extremely unfortunate boy. Taivuttaa pressed himself against the wall, measuring his chances of survival if he was discovered.
The muddy boots broke into a run, and were quickly followed by the house shoes. He crouched closer to the ground to afford himself a better view, only to see a calloused hand reach into his hiding place and tug him out by his collar. The hand held him up, forcing him to stand on the balls of his feet and to stare into fiery blue-gray eyes and an energetic scowl. The face they were settled in belonged to a girl his age with gingery brown hair and a tight, surly expression. "You've got sneakers on!" she growled in his face. "Go after that guy!"
Taivuttaa took a breath to ask why, or how she had known he was hiding there, but the girl twisted her grip in his hoodie and launched him forward. He stumbled along, frantically trying to gain some kind of balance as he ran on the momentum she'd given him.
There was not enough roof for that. He reached the edge and nearly toppled over it. As he flailed for balance, he watched the owner of the muddy boots, a stocky man in a bulky jacket, scrambled across the roof of the next aparment block. Sweat dripped into Taivuttaa's eyes, blurring his vision and stuffing up his nose. He tried to lean back, but the self-interested force of Gravity wrenched him forward. Towards the drop.
He shouted, something intelligible and embarrassinglly high-pitched, then felt his feet leave the bricks. As he fell, he realized that his last words weren't even words. And they'd been in front of a girl. Both of these things seemed unfair.
A gloved hand snatched his wrist, stopping him with a painful lurch. He heardand feltsomething crack, and cried out again, although this time it was not anything like a squeak. The grip on his wrist did not loosen, instead, it grew mercilessly tighter and became a pull. His shoulder felt as though someone had dropped a match on it, but he bit his tongue. There was still a girl on the roof, and with his luck, the gloved hand belonged to another one. He reached up his other hand and waved it around until the mate to the first gloved hand clasped it. The pain in his shoulder eased, and he nearly passed out.
The windowsill scraped his skin through the hoodie, but he hardly noticed. "Thank you," he muttered breathlessly, mind racing from one thought to another, without bothering to finish either of them. He looked around the room. There was no light save for what trickled in through the window, and nothing for that light to fall on other than his own frightened face and the smoother features of his rescuer. It was a man, although without sufficient light, Taivuttaa couldn't determine any of his features, aside from the basic shape of his face and figure. He was taller than Taivuttaa, and not as athletic, with large hands and a narrow face.
Without a word, the man opened the apartment door and shoved Taivuttaa into the hallway, then slammed the door shut. The lock immediately clicked behind him.
For several moments, he stood there, shaking from the adrenaline and a sudden cold, likely caused by the air conditioning and his now sweat-drenched skin. He held his hand up to the level of his eyes and watched for the tremors to fade. He was afraid to move his other arm.
Thumps to his left made him jump. Then they transformed into the slaps of practical house shoes and he saw the angry young woman from the roof. Her jaw was set, like a bulldog's. She strode toward him, arms held tightly to her sides. As soon a she was close enough to touch him, he flinched out of reach.
"Oh don't be a big baby," she said, significantly softer than she had been when she'd ordered him to chase the muddy boots.
He tried to calm down and let her approach him again. "Sorry," he watched her hands as they took him by his uninjured arm, then let her lead him down the hall. "Are you going to turn me in or kick me out?"
"Neither." She held him at arm's length, as if the smell was too much for a young lady of breeding. "I'm going to take you to my place."
He chuckled and tried to think of a slighlty dirty joke that wouldn't give her an excuse to break his nose. When he couldn't think of one, he just walked a bit faster and said, "You don't know me."
This only made her sniff haughtily. "That's an excellent point. So far all I know is that you suck at chasing thieves. That's not the best clue to the rest of your personality, even though it does suggest that you're a little useless."
An indignant squeak built up in the back of his throat, but he swallowed hard and banished it to his cart-wheeling stomach. "I'm not useless."
"Anyone would say that," she said, waving her hand dismissively. "What's your name?"
They stopped in front of a weathered door with the numbers 5031 emblazoned on it in scratched-up fake bronze letters. "Taivuttaa Blackburn," he said eyeing the door. "Why are you letting me in?"
The young woman took a step back, away from him and closer to the door. "Mostly? Because you look really pathetic, and you smell like you need a shower more than a meal. And trust me, you look pretty hungry."
Odd words, 'trust me'. "I don't even know your name."
"Salugi Eszme." She flicked her hair over her shoulder, plain gold bracelet dully jangling about her wrist. "Look, I'm not a 24-hour outreach program. I don't invite homeless guys into my apartment for the kitsch of it."
"Then why"
"When I asked you to go after that guy, you just did it."
Taivuttaa nearly snorted at that. 'Asked', she said. "So?"
"So maybe I could use a guy who doesn't ask stupid questions when it's a really bad idea." Salugi leaned against the door and put her hands on her hips. Her hair was sticking to her neck despite the air conditioning. He wondered if it would be cooler in the apartment. There would have to be a working shower in there...
He licked his lips, lingering on a tender spot he must have split without realizing. "What do you mean 'use'?"
Salugi rolled her eyes. "Nothing you're thinking about, pervert."
Of course. She was inviting a strange guy into her apartment and he was the pervert. Apparently some bits of life stayed the way they were high school. Taivuttaa thought about what could happen, and decided that the worst would be if she turned out to be an insane murderer. She wasn't much taller than he was, and he was certain he was stronger. "How do I know you're not crazy?"
"Hell, I don't even know that." She laughed, it was a dry sound, a bit like someone trying to write on sandpaper with a ballpoint pen. "But I can promise you that I won't hurt you...on purpose."
He shivered and pulled his shoulders up to cover his neck, then yelped and dropped them again. "I think you've already done that... I-indirectly, but still."
"Fine, I'll help you with that. And then you had better shower, or I'll kick you right back out." With that, Salugi unlocked #5031 and sailed inside, leaving the door open just enough that he could choose to follow...or not.
He took a deep breath and reminded himself that rabbit holes only happened to people like Alice, then walked in.
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Um...bleh. I could do better, might take another stab at this later. However, my stomach is swearing at me and I can actually feel the inside of my ear reforming. Time to go inside at the very least.
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Oh was this fun. MORE.
It wasn't too weird? |・ω・` )
Ha, awesome!
Really? I'm still not sure about it...
what don't you like about it? And don't say everything, cause that doesn't help.
Oh no, not everything--I like the first half, which makes it hard. But right after his rescuer shoves him out into the hallway, I think it kind of gets shoinked out into WTF-ville.
In that he fails? Or in that she takes him home even after failing?


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North Charleston, SC- SCRA Applied R&D's PDES, Inc. consortium announced that Boost Conseil has become a member.
Located in Paris, France, Boost Conseil is a consulting firm specializing in helping companies and organizations to increase their competitiveness by extending the digital enterprise, including developing standards-based solutions, prototyping and deployment.
The company originally served the aerospace industry but now offers consulting services to all industries in developing e-business strategies, secure collaboration environments, product lifecycle management, supply chain management, customer relationship management and knowledge management. Boost-Conseil has developed a Sharepoint based product line for secure collaboration in extended enterprises.
As host contractor for the consortium, SCRA has provided program management, financial and contract services to PDES, Inc. for 25 years. PDES, Inc. is an international consortium with 26 members from industry, government and academia. Since 1988, PDES Inc. has accelerated the development and use of model-based standards for the Digital Enterprise. Initiatives include model-based engineering, model-based manufacturing, model-based sustainment, data exchange testing, and standards development.
About SCRA
SCRA is an applied research corporation with over 30 years of experience delivering technology solutions with high returns on investment to federal and corporate clients. To fulfill our mission, SCRA has three sectors: Our Technology Ventures sector helps early-stage companies to commercialize innovations and create jobs, our Applied R&D sector manages over 100 national and international programs worth over $2 billion in contract value and our R&D Facilities sector builds and manages research facilities that include wet labs, secure rooms for sensitive work and advanced high-tech manufacturing shops. Multiple economic impact studies show SCRA's cumulative output on South Carolina's economy to be over $15.3 billion.
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Babies and airplanes
Sharon Novy, MD, is a Gilbert pediatrician with privileges at Cardon Children's Medical Center in Mesa, Ariz.
Question: My family is taking a plane trip soon. Is it safe to travel with my baby on my lap?
Answer: The safest place for a child regardless of age is in a Child Restraint System (CRS) or car seat. Both the Federal Aviation Administration and the Academy of Pediatrics recommend that children travel in an FAA approved CRS until they weigh 40 pounds. Also, using the car seat onboard prevents it from being lost or delayed in checked luggage.
To ensure the best experience when you travel with young children, follow these guidelines:
- Make sure the car seat has a sticker that says it is certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft.
- Purchase a ticket for your child to ensure he or she has a seat where the car seat can be installed. If not purchasing a ticket, try to fly during off-peak dates and ask the airline if there is an empty seat where you can install the car seat to restrain your child. Remember, in these days of full flights, this is an unlikely scenario.
- Install the car seat the same way you would in your vehicle. If your child weighs:
- Less than 20 pounds, use a rear-facing infant car seat.
- Between 20-40 pounds, use a forward-facing car seat.
- More than 40 pounds, this child can use the airline seatbelt and the car seat can be checked with your luggage.
- If your child is awake during takeoff and landing, give him or her a beverage or something to suck on. This helps their ears pop easily and reduces discomfort.
- Have some small toys or snacks in your bag to amuse children during flight.
- After the trip, your car seat is now with you to install in the vehicle you are using at your destination. This eliminates the need to rent a car seat that may be very old and/or doesn't fit your child well.
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Andrew Taylor Google+
Andrew Taylor is the Deputy Arts Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald.
Brush with riches short-lived as prices tumble
Andrew Taylor IT COULD be a sign of more puritanical times, the continuing hangover of the GFC or perhaps the fickle tastes of the art world.
Unschooling truly in a class of its own
Andrew Taylor Seven-year-old Aisha Fisher may not know the alphabet, but it does not stop her writing letters.
Airline sails in to sponsor icon
Andrew Taylor A stadium at Docklands bears its name, so too does the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
A plus-sized struggle: cast on the world stage but cast out at home
Andrew Taylor IT TAKES a lot of guts to establish a career in the entertainment industry, especially if you have any gut at all.
'Nobody has ever asked me if I'm Aboriginal. This is the only time.'
Andrew Taylor JACK CHARLES'S indigenous background is hardly a secret, but the federal government has a problem believing him.
'Nobody has ever asked me if I'm Aboriginal. This is the only time'
Andrew Taylor JACK CHARLES'S indigenous background is hardly a secret.
'Nothing sinister' in arts exit
Andrew Taylor Head of Australia Council for the Arts says there is nothing conspiratorial in her impending departure.
'Is NIDA ... churning out factory-like products designed merely to sustain the insatiable television demand for pretty - and disposable - bodies?'
Andrew Taylor ALEXANDRA ALDRICH does not believe she has spent the last three years studying at the National Institute of Dramatic Art ''merely to sustain the insatiable television demand for pretty - and...
Welcome to country ceremony 'lacks heart'
Andrew Taylor THE Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, supposedly opened up a new front in the culture wars two years ago by dismissing the practice of acknowledging traditional owners as a ''genuflection to political...
Welcome ceremony 'tokenistic'
Andrew Taylor Aboriginal arts administrator questions value of traditional Aboriginal welcome to land.
Clowning around gives little patients reason to smile
Andrew Taylor Rushed to hospital following a seizure and facing a barrage of medical tests, little Freyja Marchand would not appear to have much to smile about.
Body of work sidesteps taboos
Andrew Taylor When Ella Dreyfus exhibited photos of her son and members of his soccer team in 2005, she was surprised that some viewers were affronted by the images of 12-year-old boys naked from the chest up.
Song to promote vote
Andrew Taylor THE Attorney-General, Nicola Roxon, is no Peter Garrett. The former lawyer has certainly never lent her voice to a chart-topping song.
We'll be richer if our last cheque bounces
Andrew Taylor The 19th-century American steel baron Andrew Carnegie said: ''The man who dies rich dies disgraced.'' It might become a fitting epitaph for Simon Mordant, the Sydney financier and leading...
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Final flowering of a dazzling talent
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Sink a few to keep the floats afloat
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I was meant to be on that helicopter, says Olsen
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Arizona softball head coach Mike Candrea was honored Sunday, April 10, in a postgame ceremony that celebrated 1,000 career victories.
In front of 1,402 fans, Candrea thanked the University of Arizona Athletics administration for giving him the opportunity 20 years ago to build the Wildcat softball program. He also acknowledged assistant coaches Larry Ray and Nancy Evans for their roles in Arizona's success, as well as past assistants Lisa Bernstein (now head coach at Minnesota), Bill Barth and former players/assistants Amy Hillenbrand, Stacy Iveson (now head coach at Pima Community College) and Jody Pruitt.
"We've always kept it in the family," Candrea said. "I think that's what's so unique about Arizona softball: It's a big family."
Candrea's 1,000th victory came on the road in Las Vegas last month - a 12-3 victory over North Carolina State at the UNLV Eller Media Stadium Classic. After the Wildcats went 2-1 over the weekend, his career record now stands at 1,013-195, for a career .848 winning percentage. Candrea's teams have averaged 53 wins per season.
Currently, there are only four other coaches in Division I softball who have gained entry to the 1,000 Win Club: Margie Wright of Fresno State, JoAnne Graf of Florida State, Gayle Blevins of Iowa, and Yvette Girouard of LSU.
As always, Candrea was not one to dwell on past accomplishments.
"Truthfully, the best two victories I can remember right now are the last two that we've had (over Oregon)," he said.


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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets 1
- Cot available
- Highchair available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Seaside
- Broadband / WiFi
The property
A charming, brick-built terraced cottage, situated next to the owner's traditional public house, in the popular seaside resort of Silloth.
Decorated and furnished to a high standard with a modern contemporary feel, the property offers comfortable accommodation throughout including a spacious fitted kitchen with dining area, a cosy sitting room with feature fireplace and electric fire and two delightful bedrooms.
The property is just a short walk from all of the town's amenities and the magnificent championship golf course, and also provides an ideal touring base for exploring this beautiful area, which is one of Special Scientific Interest.
Miles of unspoilt coastline afford wonderful opportunities for walking and birdwatching, while the magnificent Northern Lakes are easily accessible.
A first class holiday retreat, superbly located for a varied and relaxing break.
Two twin bedrooms. Bathroom with bath, basin and WC. Ground floor shower room with shower and WC. Fitted kitchen with dining area. Cosy sitting room with electric fire.
- Gas central heating with electric fire
- Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio
- WiFi available via arrangement with owner
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Cot and highchair available
- Roadside parking for 2 cars
- One small/medium well-behaved dog welcome
- Shop 1 min walk, pub 10 yards
- Note: One of the twin bedrooms can only be accessed via the other bedroom
- Note: The stairs in the property are quite steep and may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
About the location
Keswick 24 miles.
The popular seaside resort of Silloth, situated amidst Cumbria's Western Lakes and Coast, nestles on the shores of the Solway Firth. Facing the hills of Southern Galloway and backed by the Lake District Fells, Silloth is renowned for its invigorating but mild climate, its leisurely and peaceful atmosphere and perhaps, most of all, its glorious sea views and sunsets, fine enough to be recorded for posterity by Turner, the famous landscape artist. Silloth was originally built to accommodate a port in the late 19th Century and the imaginative development of the area can be seen in its wide, elegant tree lined streets, spacious sea front and magnificent promenade stretching towards Skinburness. The attractive town centre boasts 36 acres of open grassland, known simply as 'The Green', while a championship golf course dominates the edge of the town and has been described as one of the top fifty golf courses in Britain. This is a superb area for walking, with the Cumbria Coastal Walk running right along the coastline, and excellent birdwatching opportunities are also available. Further afield, but still within easy touring distance are the many attractions and glorious landscape of the Lake District.
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Frank Wess: Low Life
Low Life
Frank Wess (flute)
Jazz for Playboys (Savoy 17088)
Frank Wess (flute), Joe Newman (trumpet), Kenny Burrell (guitar), Freddie Green (rhythm guitar), Eddie Jones (bass), Ed Thigpen (drums).
Composed by Johnny Mandel.
Recorded: Hackensack, NJ, December 26, 1956
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
Six months to the day after these same musicians (except Burrell and Thigpen) recorded "Low Life" with Count Basie's big band, they reconvened for this sextet version featuring Frank Wess's flute, which had become emblematic of Basie's New Testament band. Not surprisingly, Basie's busmen on holiday remain very much in Count's bag. After all, any track on which Freddie Green plays rhythm guitar is going to sound like Basie. Hell, if Freddie had recorded Beethoven's Ninth with the New York Philharmonic, we'd expect Leonard Bernstein to exclaim "One more time!" at the finale ŕ la Basie's "April in Paris."
Reviewer: Alan Kurtz
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There are times of the year when being a movie fan are tough. That always occurs in those weird months that are kind of transitions between one season to the next. So, when January and February come around, we get movies that were deemed worthy of release, but not good enough for holidays. Come the end of may and beginning of June, we get a few more bad ones, although the summer movie months are spread into spring lately. August and September are often bad months, too. That is certainly the case this weekend.
Here are the films opening in theaters August 22, 2014:
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For - Mickey Rourke, Rosario Dawson, Eva Green. When the original Sin City opened in 2005, it was a revelation. It was a gritty and amazing comic book adaptation that used green screens to create a comic book on screen, duplicating scenes from the comic in exacting detail. It was amazing. Now, years later, we're back with some of the same characters. They are still killing each other in dazzling and bloody ways, but this time around critics agree that the impact is lost and, quite frankly, the movie is a mess of plot and characters and tedious in almost every way. Rated R.
If I Stay - Chloe Moretz, Mireille Enos, Liana Liberato. Another film for young girls that deals with death and romance. A girl named Mia is in a horrific car accident. It claims the life of her parents, but Mia is hovering between life and death in a coma. Her "soul" is having a out of body experience as she tries to decide if she'd be happier letting go of her life and following her parents into the afterlife, or stay on Earth and follow the budding romance with Adam. Critics are saying this one wants to be profound but ends up being manipulative and not as moving as the filmmakers were hoping. Rated PG-13.
When the Game Stands Tall - Laura Dern, Michael Chiklis, Jim Caviezel. Just what the world needs, another inspirational football/sports film. Based on the true story of football coach Bob Ladoucer as he takes the De La Salle High School football team from nowhere to a team that shattered records. Critics are saying that this one falls into every single inspiration sports movie cliche that has ever been invented and is ultimately boring and a waste of time and money. Rated PG.


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The Preventive Controls Summit 2013
IIT/IFSH and The National Food Lab co-hosted the Food Safety Preventive Controls Summit on October 9 at the Hermann Hall of IIT's main campus. The Summit began with an opening reception at Gibson's Steakhouse on the evening of October 8th with over 95 guests in attendance. Over 140 industry leaders voluntarily convened at the Summit to address two critical aspects of food safety, namely validation and verification. The outcome of the Summit will be a framework for food companies, irrespective of size, to conduct business in compliance with the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). The Summit provided an unparalleled opportunity for invitees to help shape the defining approach to validation and verification. Participants from all sectors of the nation's food industry were asked to contribute their knowledge, expertise, and active participation to the development of a white paper. The white paper (slated for publication in the first quarter of 2014) will serve as a toolkit for companies to comply with the new FSMA rules and its robust food safety regulations. For questions about the Summit, email pc2013summit.com.
See the Preventive Controls Summit PowerPoint Slides.pdf for more details.


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You want to transition into a new position in an industry you think meets your career goals. It's expanding, and the latest company to enter your geography is hiring. Here's the only obstacle; you haven't done the research in advance to make sure that you are going to have the competencies needed to be successful. It's amazing how many candidates enter the job search process without completely understanding what skills it takes to secure the positions that will transition into the newest growth industries. Take time to evaluate your status in each of these areas:
- Technology; This doesn't only include software skills such as Microsoft Office and Mac. Be honest about what program abilities and hardware access you need to have to move into the role you want to secure.
- Accelerated or improved specialized training; You may have gone through customer service/sales/support/management training in another company. Are there new and more updated ways to improve your skills? Have you investigated how to make your skills the most current?
- Communication skills; Being able to effectively communicate with the various generations in the workplace is a skill. Having the flexibility to work with Baby Boomers, Gen X'ers, and Millenials is valuable. Showing your ability to communicate in verbal and written forms with all generations is going to be a value to any employer with a diverse workforce population.