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Long ago the mountain bike evolved from balloon tire bicycles into capable offroad machines. Or perhaps Gary Fisher invented them (but many people don't believe in Creationism). Anyways, they started out as balloon tire bikes that got multiple gears and better brakes. The innovators borrowed brake levers and handlebars from motorcycles so that they had enough braking power on those long descents. And thus mountain bikers had flat bars, whereas those dorky roadies had dropbars. That was the nature of mountainbikes, as God intended.
As you can see in this thread on SeattleCyclocross.com - Redline Bicycles does a lot more for racing than send Byron out on a proto single speed cross bike. A Seattle area Junior and 2007 national champion Logan Owen had his fleet of bikes stolen from his garage this weekend. Keep an eye out for these smallish bikes for sale:
- Redline Conquest Team (black and red) - 44cm
- Ridley X Fire carbon (new red) - 52cm
- Cannondale Six Thirteen (white) - 52cm
- Redline Conquest Disc-R (red and white)
- Redline Expert xl. (Red) - BMX
Tim Rutledge (seen here trying to get Byron to "commit") jumped in and is getting Logan a bike so he can continue to race here in Seattle and out at Nationals. Thanks Tim!
(Photo Credit Matt Morrisson) Sunday was beautiful. It hasn't rained in a few days - so where did all that damn mud come from?
Byron and I made it out to race the single-speed category and proved quite definitively that we are road racers (and not so hot in the slop). No barriers on this course, but plenty of obstacles. A 400m mud slog was the toughest test in the course keeping lap times quite slow. A race that is typically 45 minutes took 60.
Cargo bikes. They're a big hit with huggers, and there's been an industry buzz for them for the past couple years. You know, they're supposed to allow a cyclist to do carry heavy loads, reduce dependency on the auto, cut down greenhouse gas emissions, allow people in Third World regions to be bring goods to market… maybe even save baby fur seals. But what are they, and do you actually need one?
In Part 1, I first want to tackle the taxonomy of cargo bikes. Right here I'm going to name these bikes so that everyone understands what we're talking about, before anyone else decides that he's got a catchy name for something that has existed for decades. And believe me when I say that there is no revolutionary developments in cargo bikes; it's just the refinement of details that make these new bikes better, more capable, and/or cooler. As such, there are names that are commonly used to describe the different forms of cargo bikes; I didn't invent any of them. You may have heard of them, or not. Nevertheless, you should adhere to the names I shall now give as if I were Moses descending from the mountain and these monikers inscribed on a fucking stone tablet.
Huggacast 73 (available in high quality) features video from the Seattle Cyclocross race at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds. Andrew and I raced single speeds. As I learned, on a single speed, it's all about pedaling and technique. I wasn't fast, but I think rode a good race. Steady, no crashes, and making room for those in contention.
As seen in our photostream, Redline is considering bringing a SS to market in 09 and I raced on a prototype (converted) single-speed Redline Conquest Pro


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Grace United Methodist Church of Christ at 1720 Schneider St. NW will host an "Art of Grace" art sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. 8 and 9.
Local artists will display handmade items including paintings, jewelry, pottery, rugs and more.
Lunch and refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information, call 330-499-2330.
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Headlines for Tuesday:
- Democamp was lots of fun (115 words)
- Hmm. Problem. (24 words)
- I have so much reading to catch up on! (45 words)
- Made my own lunch today! (34 words)
- Day 1 (88 words)
- What was I thinking? (98 words)
- Level up! (244 words)
- Off the phone network (48 words)
- Scored a power adapter! (50 words)
- Fully booked (29 words)
|Post job ad on IBM blog
|Upload peoplesearch prototype to Bluehost
|Meet with Julie
|Check VPN
|Catch up with IBM mail
|Add prototype notes
|Revise schedule
|Bluewash prototype
|Get in touch with Mark
|Add test data
|Set up database on Bluehost
|Go to IBM
|Set out clothes for tomorrow
|Post Alex Sirota's testimonial, as promised
|Chat with suitemates
|Organize electronics; find cellphone power adapter
|Update evangelism resume
|Cook creamy boscaiola - 30min
|Wash dishes
|Organize my kitchen cupboard
|Volunteer for hunger and homelessness day of service : E-Mail from Dermot Brennan
1. Democamp was lots of fun: 00:09
After I unpacked and put away all my stuff, I headed to No Regrets to catch Democamp, Toronto's awesome techscene get-together. I missed the Democamp scene while I was away!
Project Who's Who is underway. We'll figure out what to do with all these photos soon.
I think the coolest thing to come out of this is that we'll adopt Will Pate into our group. He'll like hanging out with them, and we'll like him too. He's a geek with a great sense of humor, and he's around our ages. Yes, we'll assimilate him if he lets us. =)
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2. Hmm. Problem.: 00:39
No adapter for cellphone.
No alarm clock.
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3. I have so much reading to catch up on!: 14:49
This is good. I think I'm going to be an introvert for a while. So many books and blogs to read, so much to write...
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4. Made my own lunch today!: 14:58
Brought two grilled cheese sandwiches that I made this morning. This is good. I should time it next time...
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5. Day 1: 17:28
My thesis is getting off the ground. Yay!
I've *so* much to catch up on. I don't have to make up my own exercises to learn more about sales and marketing. Right now my instincts are telling me to catch up on Enterprise 2.0 (*so* much has been going on!); to live, breathe and eat it, and to write as much as I can.
Now is no time to rest. =) Let's rock.
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6. What was I thinking?: 17:32
Why on earth was I feeling frustrated with my thesis? One day on the IBM intranet, and I'm full of energy and raring to go. I can't wait to prototype that search engine, and I can't wait to see all these Web 2.0 concepts in action. I love being around such awesome people, and I can't wait to figure out how to make this my day job!
I have to move fast, because the swell is building and I want to catch the wave...
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7. Level up!: 20:35
My kitchen cupboard is organized again, or at least as well-organized as it can be given that I have to cram everything into one cubic meter with three shelves. One of my decisions for 2007 is to buy organic whenever possible, and thus upgrade my quality of life.
I picked up organic toothpaste from the Noah health food store near Bloor and Spadina. Standing in front of the shelves, I was overwhelmed by all the choices, but one of the other shoppers helped me out. I guess people in health food stores tend to strike up conversations with other people in health food stores...
I also bought Burt's Bees day cream. I've never used day cream before, but it seems to be an essential part of other people's personal care. Winter is really drying, whether you're inside or outside, and this might help.
I've resumed the CookOrDie project, too. Today I had grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch and creamy boscaiola for dinner. Look, I followed a recipe for once! =) It's really simple: fry chopped bacon and sliced mushrooms in oil until golden, add cream and cook over high heat until you can coat the back of a spoon (stir constantly!), add a chopped spring onion and toss with pasta. It was a good meal. I'll do it again tomorrow to see if I've gotten the hang of it.
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8. Off the phone network: 20:36
I seem to have left my Nokia phone adapter in the Philippines. If you've been trying to reach me at +1 416 823 2669, please send me e-mail instead. =) Thanks!
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9. Scored a power adapter!: 21:44
See, this is why I have two phones... one's a backup! The Motorola PEBL isn't as nice as my Nokia, though, so if I can take a no-longer-used power adapter off someone's hands, that would be even better. =)
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10. Fully booked: 23:12
Wow, I have social activities booked for the next two weeks. This will be interesting.
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- E-mail to James Duncan Iveniuk, Mike Tsang
- Reply to Pierre Duez - sent today
- E-mail to Mama
- E-mail to Betsy Weber
- Reply to Karen Quinn Fung - sent today
- Reply to Jevon MacDonald - sent today
- Reply to Will Pate - sent today
- Reply to Robert Snelgrove - sent today
- Reply to Michael McGuffin - sent today
- E-mail to Pierre Duez
- E-mail to Jevon MacDonald
- E-mail to Will Pate
- E-mail to Leigh Honeywell, Karen Quinn Fung, Jedediah Smith
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Entertainment in Honoka'a and Waimea
In Waimea, theatergoers will be impressed by the newish (from 1981) structure built by Richard Smart, heir to the Parker ranch, that now houses his private collection of Broadway memorabilia. The Kahilu Theatre (67-1186 Lindsey Rd., Parker Ranch Shopping Center, 808/885-6868) attracts first-rate local and Mainland performers, like the Martha Graham dance company, internationally known jazz musicians, and master ukulele players. Best of all, tickets are reasonably priced and at times even free for the community events. In addition to the usual season schedule, the theater also hosts community performances, such as the Hawaii youth symphony and sometimes the Waimea Community Theater (65-1224 Lindsey Rd., Parker School Theater, 808/885-5818), which has been performing plays and musicals on the Big Island since 1964.
For less formal entertainment, your best bet in Waimea is the Big Island Brewhaus (Hwy. 19 between mile markers 56 and 57 at intersection of Kamamiu St., 808/887-1717) at their Tuesday and Thursday open mic nights or Friday night for live music—usually a local rock band. The crowd is usually on the younger side and the venue is small, so expect to feel a little claustrophobic.
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Monday's letters: Well stated
Published: Monday, February 3, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 31, 2014 at 3:46 p.m.
To the editor: I want to compliment Ron Davis on a well-constructed and written guest column, Beware of another economic dictatorship. Its a pleasure to read a column that presents the relevant facts and then ties them up with a well-considered opinion. I wholeheartedly agree with his reasoning and conclusions.
It would be interesting to understand the characteristics of those who do actually create the preponderance of jobs in the U.S. I suspect that they are in the $100,000-$1 million category, the very group that has been shrinking relative to other countries.
Also, I have never met anyone who advocated policies designed to make the federal government less efficient, welfare programs more dependency-creating, a more complex tax code or unnecessary regulation. I believe such phenomena are unintended consequences of efforts to maintain or improve the lot of a citizenry adversely affected by a post-industrial economy and globalization.
That does not excuse them from reform, but if true, such a perspective might facilitate efforts to analyze and correct them.
John Moore
Tillis supporter
To the editor: I want to thank Gary Gilchrist for his letter of Jan. 26 bringing to our attention some of the outstanding legislation Thom Tillis has achieved in getting passed. Yes, we do need someone to clean up Barack Obamas mess, and you have just given me reason to vote for Thom Tillis!
Louise Peterson
To the editor: The Jan. 25 letter from Raymond C. Dyer condemning the liberal media for its responses to Phil Robertsons remarks about homosexuals refers to biblical verses designed to flatten those who might think differently.
Mr. Dyer conveniently overlooks other pertinent selections that offer Gods lessons on judgmentalism, specifically Matthew 7:1-5, Proverbs 19:11, Colossians 3:13 and 1 Peter 4:8, among others.
According to D.A. Carson, author of Jesus Sermon on the Mount and His Confrontation with the World, judgmentalism is a sinfully critical spirit, a condemning attitude.
Its not about whos right and whos wrong: its about applying the Gospel to our sinfully critical spirits and condemning attitudes.
Whatever our views may be on disputed issues we can be guilty of judgmentalism. Jesus died for that sin.
Just to correct a misapprehension, the redneck TV roles played by the Robertsons are no indication of their actual lifestyle. They are a wealthy family with Ivy League connections and a penchant for acting. The beards came into being when the production was being planned, though Robertsons looks pretty ancient and may predate the show.
Winifred Bainbridge
Addressing poverty
To the editor: Our poor are faring better than many. So says columnist Ron Kauffman. Better than many in South Africa, there is no doubt. After all, he says, Americas poor may have a car, a subsidized home, heat, TV, a cellphone, food stamps and access to medical care, a tea party view that matches that of the Heritage Foundation and Civitas Institute.
Nothing in his column suggests he actually believes that America and Henderson County absolutely need to do better in dealing with our poor, although he says it. That view is more consistent with the Moral Monday movement.
If Mr. Kauffman has a real interest in poverty in America, he would do well to research that subject. Here, for example, we had 300 homeless children enrolled in our county public school system in August. He would do well to read Gene Nichols 2013 yearlong series in Raleighs News and Observer that highlighted povertys persistent and varying grip on North Carolina.
I encourage Mr. Kauffman to consider Northern Europe for his next trip abroad so that he may return and provide us with his view on the economic and moral value differences between us and it on how to treat the least among us.
Harold Hellickson
No big deal
To the editor: Mr. David Graham indicated in a recent letter that the Times-News appears to be going to regional or becoming the all-South Times. This is not a big deal. Is The New York Times just about New York City?
Not everyone can be as perfect as he. As the old saying goes, he who has never made a boo-boo can cast the first stone.
Melvin Taylor
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Mozilla Firefox update fixes several vulnerabilities
Open source Web browser, Mozilla Firefox, claimed its latest update has fixed several critical vulnerabilities in Firefox 44 and earlier, and Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) version 38.6.
Open source Web browser, Mozilla Firefox, claimed its latest update has fixed several critical vulnerabilities in Firefox 44 and earlier, and Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) version 38.6.
Ransomware masquerading as an upgrade to Windows 10 has been affecting Australian businesses and consumers.
Place a key on the table and bring out the smartphone camera. It clicks and the screen shows a razor-sharp photo of the key. The photo is all you need to print a perfect copy of the key.
A critical vulnerability is affecting 600 million Samsung devices including the company's new flagship device, the S6.
A critical vulnerability affecting most Apple Mac models has been discovered that could enable attackers to overwrite firmware and gain persistent root access to computers.
Samsung Electronics' deal with BlackBerry and Apple's efforts to make it easier to configure and deploy massive numbers of iPhones highlight how the smartphone makers are battling for supremacy among enterprise users.
Trend Micro has launched free Heartbleed scanners for PC and Android devices.
Symantec's 2013 edition of Norton Internet Security (AU$69.99 for one year and three PCs, or AU$135.99 for two years and three PCs) is a solid performer with a polished, touch-optimized user interface.
Trend Micro's Titanium Maximum Security 2013 is an all-encompassing security suite for PCs and Android devices. It can protect against viruses, spyware and other Web threats, in addition to providing a few extra features such as parental controls, cloud storage and password management. It builds on the 2012 version by incorporating social networking protection, data theft prevention and Facebook profile privacy checking.
If you use your mobile device to browse many Web sites that require a username and password, keeping track of all those credentials, as well as entering them each time you want to use them, can be a pian. Letting the Web browser remember the details for them can be a security risk, too. Trend Micro's DirectPass app aims to be a central and secure repository for all those credentials, so you won't have to keep entering them each time you visit those sites
An all-around solid defender and efficient performer, Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2012 (AU$89 for one year and three PCs as of 7 May, 2012) has a slick, user-friendly interface and solid malware detection and removal capabilities.
As well as the anti-virus, identity protection, parental control and firewall modules in Norton Internet Security 2012, Norton 360 v6 includes PC tuning and online backup.
Bitdefender is a Romanian company which has been making Windows anti-virus software since 2001. After an over-zealous makeover last year, the company now claims it has 'the sharp mind of the wolf and the sleekness of the dragon, the vigilance of the alpha-male and the indestructibility of the snake's body'. It writes software.
Installing and using a security suite on a desktop PC or laptop (in fact, especially a laptop) can be a frustrating experience. Pop-ups, incessant messages to update and upgrade, not to mention performance hits, are often traits of these programs. Trend Micro's Titanium Maximum Security 2012 aims to be more user-friendly on all those fronts and it's mostly successful.
Bitdefender Internet Security 2012 comes in third in our 2012 roundup of security suites. But although it earned the bronze overall, it captured the highest rating in our malware detection, blocking, and removal tests. Those fantastic results, combined with the software's excellent interface, make it a great choice.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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3.11-6 Damages - Retraction under General Statutes § 52-237
New June 3, 2011
We have a statute in Connecticut which imposes some limits on the damages a plaintiff may recover in a libel case.
This statute gives the defendant the opportunity to publish a retraction of the writing that the plaintiff claims was libelous. If the defendant properly retracts the libel, the plaintiff's recovery is limited to those actual damages that (he/she) has specifically alleged and then proven.
You must find that four things happened before you may find that the defendant made a proper retraction:
the plaintiff made a written demand for a retraction;
the defendant published the retraction in as public a way as the original, allegedly libelous
the retraction is sufficient to refute the original writing; and
the retraction was published within a reasonable time after the demand from the plaintiff.
If you find that the defendant has proven all four elements of a proper retraction, the plaintiff may only recover his special damages, which I will explain to you shortly.
General Statutes § 52-237.
If this charge is given, it is strongly recommended that interrogatories on the issue are submitted to the jury. On many occasions, there will be no factual dispute as to one or more of the required elements, particularly 1 and 2, and this should be made clear to the jury.
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Power outages, downed trees reported after snow
Town manager tackles storm challenges in final week
Published: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 at 11:58 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 at 11:58 a.m.
After three days of wet and wintry conditions, residents in Western North Carolina can be grateful for sunny skies and worry-free weather this Thanksgiving and well into the weekend.
Downed trees were reported:
--At Terrys Creek Road and Green River Road, 2:15 a.m.; Green River Fire & Rescue responded.
--Along Chimney Rock Road near Bat Cave, 5:37 a.m.; Bat Cave Volunteer Fire Department responded.
--At Spartanburg Highway and Greenbriar Avenue, 5:56 a.m.; Blue Ridge Fire & Rescue responded.
--Along Fruitland Road, 6:21 a.m.; Edneyville Fire & Rescue responded.
--At Gilliam Road and College Street, 7:18 a.m.; Edneyville Fire & Rescue responded.
--At Blythe Street and Sixth Avenue West, 7:39 a.m.; Hendersonville Fire Department responded.
--At Old Holbert Road and Loveland Lane, 9:04 a.m.; Mountain Home Fire Rescue responded.
--At 69 Balfour Road, 9:15 a.m.; Mountain Home Fire Rescue responded.
--At 3659 Brevard Road, 9:54 a.m.; Etowah-Horse Shoe Volunteer Fire Department responded.
--At 126 Azalea Way, 10:36 a.m.; Mountain Home Fire Rescue responded.
--At 111 Rusty Ln., 10:43 a.m.; Mountain Home Fire Rescue responded.
--At Oakland Street and Killarney Street, 11:27 a.m.; Hendersonville Fire Department responded.
"It should all be over by morning," National Weather Service meteorologist John Tomko said Wednesday.
Though precipitation from previous days could have frozen Wednesday night, Tomko said there's little worry once daybreak comes in the mountains.
"By Thursday afternoon or even late morning, things should be fine," Tomko said, and Friday's forecast calls for a sunny high of 50 degrees.
On Wednesday, however, the word "fine" was hardly used to describe the weather or the impact it had on the region before noon. On the last full working day before his retirement, Laurel Park Town Manager Jim Ball peered out of his window and saw snow. The morning mix of precipitation turned white around 8 a.m., shrouding the ground and nearly everything on it.
"The weather is actually looking pretty good. It's going to be chilly, but it's supposed to be sunny," Ball said.
The roads were all clear in Laurel Park by 4 p.m. Gusty winds are expected to die down by noon today, and the forecast for the holiday, Saturday and Sunday calls for balmier days with temperatures in the mid- to upper 40s.
"Be thankful, the weather is going to be great," Ball said.
The town had prepared for the winter storm, scheduling crews early to deal with the ice and fallen trees the storm would bring. Municipal crews cut and cleared a tree that had fallen onto Laurel Park Highway, threatening to impede an already cautious motoring public.
Another tree fell on Blythe Street, knocking out power along U.S. Highway 64, darkening homes in the Shaw's Creek and Country Ridge communities and interrupting businesses in the town's shopping center. Ball said the power had been restored by 10 a.m.
But in other parts of the county, the power would not be restored until much later into the day and night. At 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, Duke Energy reported 2,076 customers were without power. By 3:15 p.m., more than 1,000 customers were in the dark.
Fallen trees accounted for much of the outages, and Duke Energy spokesperson Randy Wheeless said most outages were small, isolated incidents attributed to inclement weather.
"We have had 20 or 30 different situations going on," Wheeless said Wednesday afternoon, adding that power restoration was "a little slower than we expected."
Henderson County Fire Marshal Wally Hollis said no particular part of town was hit harder than another when it came to downed trees, but they did occur in more populated areas such as Flat Rock and northern Hendersonville.
On the roads, however, the icy and snowy weather had little impact. Jason Willis with the N.C. Department of Transportation said the wintry conditions resulted in no significant impact to the county's road networks.
Reflecting on the last three days of inclement weather, Hollis said the county was lucky this time.
"This was three-fold situation here," he said. "Winter storms are usually our big event for us around here. This time, we had ice and snow and wind and flooding. It was a bit of a pickle, but it wasn't as bad as it could have been."
Water concerns
This week's rain and snow also led to a wastewater spill and water outages.
On Tuesday evening, a spill occurred within Hendersonville's sanitary sewer system. About 1,800 gallons spilled into Mud Creek from a manhole in the area of 630 Greenville Highway, due to excessive rainfall in and around the city. The N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources' Division of Water Quality was notified Wednesday and is reviewing the matter.
On Wednesday, Hendersonville Water and Sewer customers in the Dellwood, Middleton Place and Indian Hill neighborhoods experienced low or no water after a weather-related power outage. A boil water advisory was issued until further notice.
City crews collected bacteriological samples for testing, and the results are expected by 4 p.m. today. Affected customers will be notified by door hanger when the advisory is rescinded, city officials said.
Periods of low to no pressure increase the potential for back siphonage and the introduction of bacteria into the city's water distribution system. Therefore, the N.C. Division of Water Resources advises that when water is restored, water customers boil all water used for human consumption (including drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation) or use bottled water. Vigorous boiling for one minute should kill any disease-causing organisms.
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Has anyone else noticed that the new French manicure could not be farther than that traditional, stuffy look with little white caps and a pink base? Well, I'm personally quite relieved. But I wasn't sure how the actual French felt about this turn of the trends until I ran into one at work the other day and she literally raced through her minimal English vocabulary to compliment me.
I was sporting Essie's "Mink Muffs" on all ten fingers and then capped off two of them with a hot pink Chanel "Riviera" French-ing. I thought the look was cool and funky but just subtle enough to keep me from making a tsk-worthy faux pas at work. Never did I expect a French stranger in Helmut Lang pants, a Chanel bag and Ferragamo flats to stop me in my tracks and declare, "Your nails! So chic, so French!"
Does anyone know how to say "yay!" en français?
So, after that little foray into the new French manicure received raves, I decided to move on to new territory. A friend told me of a mani she'd seen that involved two different blacks–matte on the majority of the nail with super-glossy at the tips. Oh, I thought. Texture. Of course. So, today I did my own little experiment with texture and I promise you can do it at home. I whipped out my trusty Essie "Really Red" and applied three glossy coats. Then I swept my Luxeffects across just the top in one fluid motion on each nail for a glittery faux-French.
If you're super anal, you can hold your hands up to a lamp so the light will shine through your nail creating a little stencil to follow. Or, like me, you can just wing it. And pat yourself on your very chic back for breaking with convention and having some fun.


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Plan B
Plan B (Ben Drew) singer-songwriter, rapper, actor and film director came to prominence with the 2006 release of the critically acclaimed hip hop album 'Who Needs Actions When You Got Words'. The East Londoner can spit rhymes and hold his own against any MC or rapper, but can then suddenly switch into a delicate, sweet white soul croon that would shame any boyband member. He accompanies himself on an acoustic guitar, playing in a curiously folksy, fingerpicking style. But the killer punch is the lyrics - bleak, cinematic, X-rated urban poetry laced with a mordant wit and a strong dose of pathos.
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Since featuring on, and producing, Tinie Tempah's 'Pass Out' and 'Frisky', the singing, songwriting and producing phenomenon Labrinth has rapidly become one of the most significant emerging artists of the past 18 months. Originally from Hackney, east London, Labrinth is the youngest of nine musically gifted siblings. He discovered his talent for music by going to the local studio whilst still at school. Making beats at the age of 13 and playing guitar and keyboards by 15, Labrinth is completely self-taught.
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This Hackney-based quartet is made up of musicians Piers Agget, Kesi Dryden, Amir Amor and Leon (DJ Locksmith), who navigate through genres effortlessly. With a number one chart position already under their belts, with 'Feel The Love', Rudimental have an exciting career ahead of them. They've already managed to collect a whole host of accolades along the way including early backing from Zane Lowe as his Hottest Record in the World and plays from Mista Jam and Annie Mac.
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Best of OTN - Week of December 15th
By Cassandraclark-Oracle on Dec 20, 2013
This is our last BEST of OTN for 2013. We all are so lucky to have such a GREAT group of members that are engaged with us in the Oracle Forums, java.net, and on our social media handles/channels (listed at bottom of post). Happy Holidays from the Oracle Technology Network team. See you in 2014!
Sysadmin Community -Next Virtual Sysadmin Day is On Jan 28 - OTN's next virtual sysadmin day is on January 28. It's four hours long, from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm PT. (Time converter here.) This time we have a whole new set of hands-on labs for Oracle Solaris, Oracle Linux, and Oracle VM. Proctored, of course, which means you can ask questions. The labs in our previous virtual sysadmin day on the basics. These focus on using these technologies in real-world scenarios. Click on the Agenda tab in the registration page to see the labs.
Article: Performance Analysis in a Multinenant Cloud Environment - Performance analysis in a virtualized multitenant cloud environment is difficult because of the abstraction layers. How do you find the physical resources that are overloaded? Explore four examples that overcome that limitation with the built-in Oracle Solaris 11 tools. By Orgad.
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Podcast: Oracle SOA B2B Integration - Part 3 - EDI remains in wide use among old-guard companies, but newer companies are embracing ebXML and other alternatives. Listen to the final segment in this series as panelists Krishnaprem Bhatia, Alan Perlovsky, and Scott Haaland discuss the future of SOA B2B integration.
Video: Matt Brasier on Oracle SOA Suite Performance Tuning - C2B2 consultant Matt Brasier, co author of the Oracle SOA Suite 11g Performance Tuning Cookbook (2013, Packt Publishing) discusses performance tuning challenges and best practices.
Article: SOA Governance Through Enterprise Architecture
Authors Manuel Rosa and André de Oliveira Sampaio describe a strategy for achieving a global enterprise architecture vision that provides mechanisms and tools to enrich the information required for application, process, and project portfolio management
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By BookRenter Eric
This last week was Championship Week and man was it intense! I spent the whole week (when I wasn't at school or work☺) watching games from all across the country. The week leading up to the "BIG DANCE" is always a great way to see who is a legitimate threat to compete for the National Championship. If you missed out on any of the March Madness action check out this video which condenses the whole week's events into a one and a half minute highlight – enjoy!
Tuesday and Wednesday are the official start of the tournament. Each day will have two play-in games. From there everything goes back to normal and on April 4th a champion will be crowned.
Check out the bracket and start rooting for your favorite teams!
Don't forget to play BookRenter's March Madness Game on Facebook where you can win some awesome prizes during the tournament.


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2013 (FRESHMAN): Compiled a 14-7 singles record and a 7-5 record in Southland Conference play … spent most of the season playing at the No. 2 spot where she tallied an overall record of 9-5 … also competed in the No. 3 (2-1) and No. 5 (3-1) spots … primarily paired up with Mia Matuszak for a record of 15-3 in doubles action, including a 15-2 record at the No. 3 slot … also paired up with Sandra Burges in the No. 2 (1-0) slot … helped the team to a second-place finish in the SLC regular-season and to the finals of the SLC Tournament … teamed up with Matuszak to earn First Team All-Southland honors in doubles play and garnered the conference championship for No. 3 doubles.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Marianistas High School in San Sebastian, Spain.
PERSONAL: Born Maider Martin Alonso on Sept. 1, 1994, in San Sebastian, Spain … parents are Enrique Martin and Esperanza Alonso … has one older brother, Inigo ... major is business.


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- SPK-500 Flush Mount Trailer Package: Eight foot flush mount black trailer with 2200 lb. single axle, 15" chrome spoke wheel and radial tires with spare, dual 40 lb. LP tanks with open LP tank wrap, small open wood storage area. Comes standard with jack, 2" coupler, 7 pole RV light connector and safety chains. The two 40 lb. LP tanks will provide approximately 24 hours of burn time (50% average burn time).
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- Fully Automatic: Southern Pride wood burning barbecue pits eliminate all the guesswork in barbecuing. There's no need for constant attention, no need to even turn the meat while it's cooking. Southern Pride is fully automatic.
- Thermostatic Control: Precise thermostatic control maintains a constant pit temperature and provides for day-to-day product consistency. This eliminates the need for training skilled employees to barbecue, saving countless dollars in a restaurant's two most expensive factors: food cost and labor.
- Wood Burning: Authentic barbecue is the result of cooking meat with the smoke and heat of burning wood. The smoke penetrates the meat giving it a flavor that cannot be obtained in any other way. Southern Pride uses fireplace size logs to obtain flavor, aroma, color and texture beyond comparison.
- Gas Fired Ignition System: Eliminates the need to manually ignite the wood. The electronic pilot - gas burner fires into the firebox, igniting the wood and assuring 100% combustion of the wood. The burner initially bring the internal oven temperature to the set point and continues to cycle as needed to maintain a constant internal oven temperature. This eliminates the need for training skilled employees to barbecue. This saves countless dollars in labor, food cost and wood usage. 75,000 BTU burner
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I added the transcript option to my script. Using the start-transcript. What I want is to have event logs to be added into the transcrpt. I know you can use get-eventlog -logname application... But I want to add specific logged events into the transcript. Like,
start-transcript -append eventlogs, something like that. Any thoughts?
I am not sure the -append would be able to do what you want.
I just took a look at the description for -append, and my understanding of it, is that your start-trascript -append would merely use the end of another transcript as its starting point. For instance
Start-transcript -append ./transcriptprevious.txt
This command would now start the transcription process, but it starts it at the end of another transcription file. I hope I explained that correctly.
If you are wanting to get eventlogs added to a file, why not just do a
get-eventlog -logname application |out-file ./events.txt
Or if you wanted to add more events to the above file
get-eventlog -logname application >> ./events.txt
Yes so I added the -append switch to the start-transcript. Also did a >> with get-eventlog so it would append that info to the info in the transcript. Problem is that it's throwing the error "unable to access the file as another person or process is all ready using it". So how would I get the info from get-eventlog to add its info to the file from the transcript. Bascially im wanting to have the entire shell session logged into the transcript and also any application events as well. ANy thoughts..?
Ok so I was doing some further digging and realized that when a file in in use by start-transcript, that file appears to become locked from use by any other cmdlets. So what I did was this:
start-transcript output file is C:\transcript.txt
Run cmdlet, run test
get-eventlog >> C:\transcript.
By doing this it appends the get-eventlog to the transcript file. That is what I have found so far.


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Kobe Bryant couldn't restrain himself Monday after another Los Angeles Lakers loss, this time to the host Chicago Bulls, 95-83.
He even put out a call to ditch coach Mike D'Antoni's up-tempo style and post up more after Pau Gasol was moved into a reserve role.
"We're going to have to look at some things," Bryant said. "We're going to have to change something. Probably going to have to post the ball a lot more, slow the game down a lot more. That's just my intuition, but that's my gut right now. I have to take a look at the film again, but we're definitely going to have to change something."
Kirk Hinrich scored a season-high 22 points for the Bulls, who pulled away down the stretch to hand the Lakers their ninth loss in 11 games.
Bryant scored only 16 points in the town where Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and former coach Phil Jackson once thrived.
"Very, very tough, very, very frustrating, trying to keep my cool," Bryant said. "It is embarrassing. It is not even embarrassing. I am a big history guy. Playing here in this arena with these incredible fans, you're in the house of MJ, Pippen, PJ built, to put this kind of brand of basketball on the floor is just not acceptable."
Nets 88, Knicks 85: Joe Johnson made the go-ahead jumper with 22 seconds left and scored 25 points, leading Brooklyn past New York at Madison Square Garden as the city rivals split their four-game season series.
"You've got two teams in New York. They want to be the top dogs. We want to be the top dogs. It's a battle. We split. We'll see what happens next," Johnson said.
Pacers 82, Grizzlies 81: George Hill made the deciding free throw, avoiding becoming the goat in Indiana's victory in Memphis, Tenn.
Hill, who committed eight turnovers, had missed the first of two free throws.
Even after he made the second free throw with 1.4 seconds left, Memphis forward Rudy Gay dribbled inside the 3-point line and fired a shot that banked in. But officials ruled the shot came after the horn.
Wizards 98, Trail Blazers 95: Jordan Crawford hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer and Washington dogpiled on the court after winning in Portland, Ore.
Rockets 100, Bobcats 94: James Harden scored 29 points and made all 10 of his free throws in the fourth quarter as Houston snapped a seven-game losing streak by winning in Charlotte, N.C.
Hornets 114, Kings 105: Ryan Anderson scored 27 points to lead host New Orleans past Sacramento.
Spurs 90, 76ers 85: Tim Duncan had 24 points and 17 rebounds to lead San Antonio to a victory in Philadelphia.
Hawks 104, Timberwolves 96: Al Horford scored 28 points as Atlanta defeated visiting Minnesota.
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My point is, Tranquill shouldn't have fully evolved to learn aerial ace, it should've already had it and learned Sky Attack instead.
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The gible thing too, i thought ash would continue keeping it through unova, like with aipom, then have a garchomp to replace charizard as hi really strong pokemon but nooo
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I don't get why they pulled out the Aqua Ring trash.
First it heals a burn and basically looks like a Recover. Then it conveniently stops electric moves but in the air battles, Skyla had no problem admitting that Swanna would have lost to a Zebstrika.
If we take the base idea that water conducts electricity, then it would make a lot of sense that in the Pokemon world using aqua ring would redirect electric attacks away from the Pokemon while it "loops" through the aqua ring preventing it from hitting the user.
Zebstrika is stronger than Pikachu. In game Zebstrika is 197 base stat points higher. If that's not enough Zebstrika is also about 5x bigger than Pikachu.but in the air battles, Skyla had no problem admitting that Swanna would have lost to a Zebstrika.
Zebstrika should be a lot harder to take down than Pikachu.
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Having A Swanna Beat Pikachu and Deflect Thunderbolt!? Not the best advertisment for a Water/Flying type. Especially since Aqua Ring only restores HP.
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did the dubbers actually fix the wing attack issue? Cause i didn't hear Ash call for it in the dub.
amazing when the dub does things correctly
I'm glad Ash took that annoying Skyla down a peg or two and got her to back to battling. Man, she was annoying. >:| I'm also glad they had Tranquil evolve in something besides a competition like they did with Swellow and Staraptor with those Pokeringer games. It would have been neater if Krokorok could have done some damage with his bite attack against swoobat, since it would be super-effective against a part-psychic type.
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Same old gym battle evolutions. I don't see why Unfezant couldn't have evolved somewhere else. At least the battle was good...
I'm glad Ash beat Skyla. It was a great opportunity for Tranquil to evolve. I was wondering why Ash scanned Unfezant again when he did that last episode but at least it said information about the female Unfezant.
Every other cast member > Clemont/Bonnie
I always think it's the female Unfezants that are the ones with the pink.... uh, stuff on it's head (I can't remember what the term for it is).
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This episode is the reason why I still love BW as a series, I really love how Ash just showcased which pokemon he was gonna use before the battle, just because he's that confident in his pokemon. Skyla was also just perfectly douchy, but not unlikable IMO.
As for the battle itself, I really dug that too, flying gyms are prolly my favorite gyms outisde maybe Ice, and the battles were nice and fast. the evolution was convienient, but given the anime usually show evolutions as being triggered by bursts of emotion, I kiinda buy it.
In this episode, I found Skyla to be overconfident and it cost her the win. Ash's Tranquill was amazing and the evolution was amazing and even beating Swanna was amazing, too. Even though disappointed that Pikachu lost to Swanna despite having an obvious type advantage.
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I liked the gym's layout especially the hoops and especially how Tranquill evolved and paved the way for Ash winning the Jet badge. Skyla was such a cool gym leader as well and I just wish Krokorok had done more.
This and the Clay battle are my 2 favorite BW gym battles.
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Published: Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at 12:38 a.m.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch until 7 a.m. and a flash flood watch through Wednesday evening for Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties, as severe thunderstorms hit just after midnight.
The tornado watch was issued at 12:30 a.m.
The threat of flooding increases tonight and Wednesday, when more storms are expected.
"Continued numerous to widespread showers and thunderstorms will result in an increasingly saturated ground by mid-week," the NWS said in a Hazardous Weather Outlook. "There may also be an increased risk of landslides and slope failures over the mountains.
No hazardous weather is expected Thursday or through the weekend, the NWS said Monday afternoon.
Today's forecast calls for new rainfall amounts between three quarters and one inch possible. Tonight, expect new rainfall amounts between 1 and 2 inches, and 1 and 2 inches Wednesday.
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Sunday's letters: Salute to a real hero
Published: Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 5:41 p.m.
Most members of my generation cannot fathom the unjust environment of the Deep South in 1965. Yes, the landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling was groundbreaking in 1954, but in states such as South Carolina, segregation was still king into the late 1960s.
And especially during Black History Month, I embrace the experiences of those people who came before us, who left us powerful examples of courage, endurance and sincere faith. People such as Lisco Thomas Jr.
In 1965, 15-year-old Lisco got word that one of the white high schools was planning to enroll African-American students. Lisco thought long and hard before deciding that he wanted more out of life and that a new experience could give him an edge. Lisco went on to be in the first class of African-American students to graduate from the high school in 1967. He was the first in his family to attend college, became the very first African-American to graduate from Spartanburg Methodist College in 1969, and was among some of the first African-Americans to attend Furman University.
Lisco was not embraced with open arms by everyone along the way. There was the lonely isolation, shunning and vocal racial epithets. There were cruel teachers and students, but he also recalls the students and teachers who brandished fairness and equality.
There have always been people who stood against the standard, who wanted more from both themselves and society. I proudly salute those individuals. I am so honored to know Lisco Thomas Jr. as a pioneer, as my mentor and as my father. He is a real-life hero.
As I see President Barack Obama walk out of the White House on my television set, I am grateful for those who walked before him — who helped foster the opportunity.
Shana Thomas-Thornton
Atlanta, Georgia
No Excuse For Abuse event
I would like to send a big thank you to the city of Spartanburg, the Safe Homes Rape Crisis Coalition of Spartanburg and the many dancers who turned out to make our No Excuse For Abuse — One Billion Rising event a pinnacle of success!
This past Valentine's Day evening, dancers of all ages and many spectators joined together in an effort to end violence against women and children.
We were part of the One Billion Rising global event that was created by playwright Eve Ensler.
A portion of East Main Street was closed, and the weather was perfect! We danced in the street while the evening sun cast shades of reddish gold on each and every one of us. Dancers had been rehearsing since January, and when it all came together, it was astonishing to see everyone hugging and laughing and feeling so much a part of doing something good for the community. I will always feel the jolt of how awesome it was to see loving human beings bent on helping each other and sharing such joy through dance and purpose.
Thank you to all my friends, committee members and dancers for your time and energy. You will always have a special and humbled place in my heart. We did it!
Jan Hammett
No Excuse for Abuse — One Billion Rising event coordinator, Spartanburg
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EAGLE COUNTY - The people who run the valley's nonprofit thrift shops have a simple message this month: The season of giving doesn't end on Christmas Day.
Vail Valley Cares recently sent out a press release reminder that Christmas gifts often replace items people already have. Older items in good condition - from sporting goods to sofas - are welcome at the Vail Valley Cares Thrifty Shops in Eagle and Edwards.
Those items can be put to use a couple of ways. Sales from the Thrifty Shops provide about $250,000 per year in grants to other local nonprofit groups. Donated items also provide families with a low-cost option for clothes and other goods.
Donations are also tax-deductible. But people who want those deductions to show up on their 2012 must donate by Dec. 31.
Everyone who donates is given a receipt. Donors can then fill in the value of the items - donations are subject to Internal Revenue Service regulations and guidelines, of course. Consult either your accountant or the IRS for those rules.
Tom McKay runs the "Restore" shop for Habitat for Humanity of Eagle and Lake counties. That store also accepts donations, of course, but generally deals in bigger - and bigger-ticket - items than the Thrifty Shops. McKay is a frequent donor - it's a lot less work than holding garage sales, he said - so he has a good idea of how the system works.
McKay said he takes photos of everything he donates, then notes how much value he put on the receipt. That way there's a record if he's every audited.
"Everybody has cameras on their phones now, so that's a great idea," said Greg Osteen, Vail Valley Cares director.
Osteen has run Vail Valley Cares since about 1998, just before the organization started awarding grants. During the years, those grants total more than $2.1 million. Vail Valley Cares wrote checks on 28 grant requests this year.
Those grants kept coming even during the economic slump that began in 2008.
"We had to tighten our belts to keep giving that $250,000 a year, but it was a time when the organizations really needed it," Osteen said. "We knew they were hurting."
The money raised from sales at the Restore shop helps Habitat's mission of building housing for those who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford homes of their own. Families buy their homes with interest-free loans and work countless hours, along with other volunteers, on both their own homes and those still to be built.
Habitat has built a large base of volunteers, who do everything from help build homes to run the cash registers at the Restore shop. Because of that big base, McKay can send a truck and people to pick up just about anything.
"If we need to, we can get a crane to take a big item out of a home," McKay said. "If we needed to clear out a hotel, we could do it."
While hotels and condo associations often donate to Habitat, McKay said about 80 percent of what's at the Restore shop comes from individuals. And most of those items fall firmly into the category of "good stuff," including antiques and high-end appliances and furniture.
McKay prices those items at roughly 30 to 50 percent of their retail price, depending on condition. If an item doesn't sell, the price keeps dropping until it moves. It's all in the name of keeping donations, and cash, flowing.
The Thrifty Shops tend to get the good stuff, too. The stores have a long-time guideline of "If you wouldn't wear or use it, please don't donate it." People mostly stick to that guideline, Osteen said. But donated items that don't meet the local stores' standards still find new life elsewhere.
Vail Valley Cares sends truckloads of donations to the ARC thrift stores on the Front Range. The items sent from the high country end up being some of the top-selling items at the ARC stores, Osteen said.
Donating keeps other thrift stores stocked and cash coming into those nonprofits, but it also keeps stuff out of local landfills. During the years, more than 500 tons of things have been moved along to other owners instead of to the landfill.
Restore, which generally deals in more bulky items, has kept 400 tons of stuff out of the landfills.
These days, the stores also provide another important service to the valley: jobs. The Thrifty Shops provide full-time work to about two dozen people. Restore has five full-timers and relies for much of its work on part-timers, seasonal employees and volunteers.
While both thrift shops are in the same business, sort of, the two organizations often work together. The result, Osteen said, ends up as a variation on the theme established by Vail decades ago: "Like no thrift shops on earth."


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New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's daughter runs Naked Undies. "It's very impressive the quality of the product they sell," says Bill Shaheen.
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23 November 2011
Shepherd Neame chefs perfected their lamb preparation skills with a development day at Ashford food supplier Brakes.
The brewery's head development chef Simon Howlett oversaw the session, attended by nine Shepherd Neame pub chefs and supported by local butchers JC Rooks & Sons and EBLEX, the organisation which supports the British beef and lamb industry.
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22 November 2011
Comedian Ade Edmondson rolled out the barrel when he visited the Shepherd Neame brewery in Faversham for his new ITV series, Ade In Britain.Star of Bottom and The Young Ones, Ade tried his hand at brewing for the series which looks at great British customs and heritage.
21 November 2011
Shepherd Neame has been shortlisted for a Tourism South East Beautiful South Excellence Award – known as the 'Tourism Oscars'. The Visitor Centre, at the Faversham headquarters of Britain's oldest brewer, is nominated in the Flavour of the South East category of the awards which recognise excellence, quality and innovation achieved over the last 18 months.
16 November 2011
Shepherd Neame has been named Team of the Year in the European Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2011, beating global companies including Coca Cola, DHL and Vodafone.
15 November 2011
The Bricklayers Arms has won the Bromley Best Bar None Award for Responsible Retailing (small venue) 2011, thanks to its exceptionally high standards of innkeeping.The scheme, run in conjunction with Bromley Council and the police, aims to promote the borough as a safe and enjoyable place to live, work and socialise.
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- Apr 29:
- Jason Collins' decision to announce he's gay strikes chord with gymnast
- Purdy: Jason Collins was the perfect guy to do this
- Poole: Jason Collins crushes the stereotypes
- NBA's Jason Collins reveals he's gay, draws praise
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SAN JOSE — Sharks forward Tommy Wingels, an advisory board member of the You Can Play Project, was happy to hear Monday about NBA player Jason Collins, who became the first active professional athlete among North America's four major sports leagues to admit he was gay.
"I think it is a monumental day. It's very encouraging for the LGBT community and more importantly sports in general," Wingels said. "This is a day that's been coming for a while. For an athlete to feel comfortable in his sport says a lot.
"We'll see where it goes from here. From what I've seen and read, support and reaction from teammates, media and the world have been great."
The You Can Play Project was established in 2012 as a way increase tolerance and support of LGBT athletes at all levels of sports. The NHL and NHLPA formally announced a partnership with You Can Play earlier this month as the league hopes to increase education for teams, players, fans and media.
The project was established by Philadelphia Flyers scout Patrick Burke, whose brother, Brendan, then a teammate of Wingels' at Miami University in Ohio, came out in 2009. Brendan, son of former Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke, was killed in a car crash in Feb. 2010.
Wingels, who spoke at Brendan's funeral, is also joined on the You Can Play advisory board by Andy Miele of the Phoenix Coyotes, another teammate of Brendan Burke's at Miami. Golden State Warriors president Rick Welts is also on the board.
"The support was there," for Collins, Wingels said. "That's ultimately what matters, the people around you and the media. Primarily those that are real close to you, those in the locker room and your teammates. It's an encouraging day for the sports world."
Sharks coach Todd McLellan felt that if an NHL player were to say he was gay, he would be supported by his teammates.
"It takes a lot of courage, and I'm sure he's getting a ton of support," McLellan said of Collins. "It not an easy thing to do, but you have that support from your teammates. They take care of you."


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Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook today sent the following email to all Apple employees:
I have some very sad news to share with all of you. Steve passed away earlier today.
Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost an amazing human being. Those of us who have been fortunate enough to know and work with Steve have lost a dear friend and an inspiring mentor. Steve leaves behind a company that only he could have built, and his spirit will forever be the foundation of Apple.
We are planning a celebration of Steve's extraordinary life for Apple employees that will take place soon. If you would like to share your thoughts, memories and condolences in the interim, you can simply email email@example.com.
No words can adequately express our sadness at Steve's death or our gratitude for the opportunity to work with him. We will honor his memory by dedicating ourselves to continuing the work he loved so much.