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CRG TAG Cadet Kart (2007 I think) I am the third owner of this kart, previous owner's son did not enjoy Karting so it was never raced. My son has raced it in the 2010 fall series and the Spring & Fall 2011 series. We have moved up a class is the reason for the sale. We have put about 8 hrs on the engine with the head reworked between the 2011 Spring and Fall series. Engine runs good Body work shows signs of racing. The kart has a 60cc gazelle, the frame is straight, extra seat, new set of Douglas wheels, Mycron 3, comes with a Kart stand, some spare gears and some spare parts & tools. This is a great Kart for someone moving up from Kid Karts or just getting into karting. Price $1800. Please call with Questions 214-869-4266. Email me for pictures email@example.com
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Green Day is the last of four artists set to appear next month on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" as part of a week of performances dedicated to the reissue of the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street," according to a Twitter post from Questlove of "Fallon" house band the Roots.
Green Day will kick off the special week on May 10. Previously announced participating artists include Keith Urban (May 11), Sheryl Crow (May 12) and Phish (May 13). On May 14, the show will premiere a new documentary about the making of "Exile on Main Street" titled "Stones in Exile."
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Here is a clip from 1965 that features the beloved Bond villain Odd Job walking onto the Tonight Show set. He and Johnny Carson do not exchange words; rather, Odd Job segues from having a cough to wrecking the set.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- Sophomore All-America southpaw A.J. Reed worked five innings on the mound and went a career-best 4-for-5 at the plate with three RBI, leading No. 8 Kentucky to a 9-2 season-opening win over UNC Asheville, on a gorgeous Friday afternoon at Wofford's Russell C. King Field.
A 6-foot-4, 245-pound native of Terre Haute, Ind., Reed highlighted the win for the Wildcats, working five innings with two runs allowed on the mound and equaling his career-best with a 4-for-5 game and three RBI at the dish, including his first career triple.
"It was a lot of fun," Reed said about his opening game. "It is always good to get a win in your first game. I was just going out there to try and do what I could to help the team get the win. Getting the start on the first game, there is a little bit of pressure and you are a little bit fired up, your adrenaline is going a little bit. You just got to settle down and make a pitch when you needed to and I was able to for the most part."
Junior second baseman J.T. Riddle also starred in UK's season-opening win, going a career-high equaling 3-for-4 in his first career start at the cleanup hitter. A native of Frankfort, Ky., Riddle pounded doubles off the left and rightfield walls, marking his first career multiple-double game.
"My approach was just to get the foot down, that is what I have been working on for the last month or so," Riddle said about his mindset entering the opener. "Just see the ball and hit it where it is pitched. I knew they were going pitch me away all day and I got that first double down the leftfield line, which felt great to get. Later on they came inside and I just went with the ball, focused on the middle and hit it where it was pitched."
Kentucky (1-0) also got multiple-hit games from All-America centerfielder Austin Cousino, who went 2-for-4 with two walks and reached on an error, also stealing two bases. Rightfielder Zac Zellers went 2-for-5 with an RBI and a walk, while leftfielder Lucas Witt added a 2-for-5 game with an RBI. Max Kuhn – making his first career start – Paul McConkey and Matt Reida each added hits.
The Wildcats will play their second game of the 2013 season on Saturday, facing USC Upstate at 4 p.m. ET at Harley Park. UK will send preseason All-American Corey Littrell to the mound to face off with USC Upstate ace lefty David Roseboom. The game will be broadcast live on the UK IMG Radio Network, available in Lexington on WWTF 1580-AM and online at UKathletics.com.
Reed (1-0) tossed five innings, allowing six hits and two runs, not issuing a walk and striking out four. He was relieved to start the sixth by senior Walter Wijas, who worked 1.2 innings, allowing two hits and walking one, striking out one. Freshman Dylan Dwyer took over for Wijas in a two-out, two-on jam in the bottom of the seventh, getting a groundout to escape the threat. Freshman Kyle Cody worked a perfect ninth inning, striking out one in his collegiate debut.
UNC Asheville (0-1) starter Dean Roland (0-1) worked five innings, allowing eight hits and four runs, walking two and striking out two. Ethan Steible, Nick Schavone and Brian Connolly, Evan Joura and Andrew Kirkland pitched in relief of Roland.
Kentucky got on the board in the top of the first as Cousino laced a two-strike single into right-centerfield. With Cousino bluffing a steal, Zellers drove a single into the gap on the right side of the infield to set the stage for Reed. Reed pounded an RBI single into centerfield to score Cousino from centerfield. After another hit and run by Riddle pushed two runners into scoring position, Kuhn grounded out to score Zellers and Witt ripped a 1-0 single into centerfield to score Reed and give UK a 3-0 lead.
"I was pumped up," Riddle said about his first at bat. "I was ready to get out there and ready to play. That first at bat, I felt like I had a good at bat and got to see a lot of pitches. My thought was when I got two strikes to just to something to get those runners over. I did my job and was happy with that and kept a good mindset going into the next at bats."
UNC Asheville cut the UK lead to 3-1 with a two-out run in the bottom of the second. Ian Graham reached on a two-out single and after an extensive battle, Phillip Treadway doubled down the rightfield line, allowing Graham to score.
Kentucky got the run back in the top of the third, as Riddle led off with a laser off the 15-foot tall wall in leftfield, taking second on a double. Kuhn then pushed Riddle to third base with a groundout to the right side and McConkey scored Riddle with a groundout to first base for a 4-1 UK lead.
UNC Asheville got a run back in the bottom of the fifth inning, as Eli Miller led off getting hit by a pitch, scoring on Robert McIntosh's one-out triple into right-centerfield.
UK notched two runs in the top of the sixth to stretched its lead to 6-2. Reida singled to centerfield to lead, taking second on a Micheal Thomas sacrifice bunt. Cousino drew a walk and Zellers poked a single to leftfield to score Reida, with Cousino hustling to third base. After sliding safely into third, Cousino was called out after separating from the base for the first out, with Zellers moving to third on the throw. Reed then laced a single to left-centerfield to score Zellers from second base.
In the eighth inning, Cousino led off with a hard-hit chopper back to the mound, bouncing off the glove of the pitcher and going as an error. After a strikeout, Reed pounded a triple off the 15-foot high wall in centerfield – his first career triple – scoring Cousino. Reed's blast sailed over the head of the centerfielder, bouncing off the wall, with Reed having a hankering for a triple with a full-extension slide into third base. Riddle then followed with a double off the rightfield wall, scoring Reed from third. McConkey then smashed a single to centerfield to plate Riddle from second base.
"When I first hit it, I thought it was a fly out to centerfield and I just put my head down and started running," Reed said about his triple. "When I rounded first I looked up and he was still going back. I thought 'this might even get out of here or it might fall.' I saw it kick off the fence and I was coming up to second base and thought 'I am going to try and get a triple out of this'. I got in the dugout and my teammates said they were just as surprised as I was. It was a good time. It got everyone fired up, got me fired up. It kind of just turned the game around and got the momentum back on our side."


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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's and women's basketball team will host the 2013 Islanders Basketball Tip-Off Banquet on Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the Corpus Christi Country Club. ESPN college basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla will be the guest speaker at the event.
"We're excited to have someone as well-respected and dynamic as Fran Fraschilla to headline our Tip-Off Banquet this year," Director of Athletics Scott Lazenby said. "He is one of the most recognizable people in college basketball, and it will be outstanding to have him with the Islanders that evening. It should be a great event for our supporters and an outstanding way to start the 2013-14 season."
Tickets for the event start at $50 for an individual ticket, while a table of 10 can be purchased for $450. Sponsorship packages range from $600 to $2,000 for those wishing to go the extra mile for the basketball programs.
In addition to Fraschilla, head coaches Willis Wilson and Royce Chadwick will speak at the event. Representatives of both basketball teams will also address the crowd. Doors open at 6 p.m. for the event, with dinner to be served at 6:45.
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Nevada Passes Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Bills
June 15, 2007
Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons has signed two energy bills that provide a range of incentives for energy efficiency and renewable energy, require high efficiency light bulbs to be sold in the state, and qualify small-scale distributed renewable energy systems to employ net metering.
On June 14, Gibbons signed Senate Bill 437, which, among other things:
- Provides property tax breaks for residents who purchase homes that meet national green building standards.
- Expands a program offering energy credits to solar power generators
- Provides credits to homeowners with wind or water power generating installations
- Allows incentives for schools and public agencies that install solar energy systems under a solar demonstration program
- Provides incentives for participants in wind energy and water power demonstration programs
- Establishes a program to evaluate energy consumption on residential properties; residential properties for sale would be evaluated based on energy consumption ratings provided to property buyers
- Requires utilities to include energy efficiency programs for residential customers in their long-term resource plans
- Directs the Public Utility Commission to remove disincentives that inhibit natural gas utilities from helping customers use gas more efficiently.
Gibbons also signed Assembly Bill 178 the same day. This bill will allow distributed renewable energy systems 1 megawatt (MW) or smaller to qualify for net metering.
The bill would also require high-efficiency light bulbs to be sold in Nevada. Nevada is the first state in the nation to pass such light bulb legislation. The lighting standard is estimated to save $1.3 billion once all the old incandescent bulbs have been replaced.
Source: June 15 article in SNL Energy Renewable Energy Week
To read more about renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in Nevada, see:
- Nevada news published on the EERE Web site.
- Brief project descriptions from the Nevada Energy Office published in the EERE State Energy Program newsletter, Conservation Update.
- Nevada publications listed in the EERE State Publications Database.


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Contributing editor Jim Richardson is a photojournalist recognized for his explorations of small-town life. His photos appear frequently in National Geographic magazine.
Plenty of images never see the light of day. Some didn't quite fit the story or they got shoved aside by more precisely relevant images or they failed to make the grade for entirely arbitrary reasons. We all have images like this. Poor orphans locked away in file cabinets or hard drives, never quite making it to the gallery wall or the double truck spread.
But I still like them. And if being in the stock photography business or the gallery business teaches you anything, it is that pictures have to be seen to have a life. So some of this is about putting the picture to work. And some of this is pure pleasure mixed with the hope that someone else might get a little pleasure from the offering.
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If you're so angry you're prepared to ream him out and issue a few low blows, resist the urge. When you you're flooded with emotions, your limbic system takes over and your logical mind goes into sleep mode, which means you're likely to say things you'll later regret. Distance yourself from him until you calm down.
You're a great couple who totally get each other and communicate comfortably and frequently. But even you lovebirds occasionally say or do things that hurt each other. In that case, the silent treatment sends a powerful message that you are seriously upset. Shutting down grabs his attention and temporarily deprives him of something he loves—your company. (Only use it once in awhile or it loses its potency.)
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8-year-old in critical condition after tubing accident
Published: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
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An 8-year-old boy continues to fight for his life at Mission Hospital after Transylvania County rescue personnel pulled him Sunday from the East Fork of the French Broad River. The child had been trapped underwater for nearly 15 minutes.
Rosman Fire Rescue Capt. Daniel Powell said the boy was tubing down the East Fork around 2 p.m. Sunday when he went over a cascade. "He went over the falls and got hung up on a tree," Powell said.
The boy was found lodged under a log at the bottom of the cascade. Witnesses told first responders that he had been submerged for nearly 15 minutes. Rescue workers worked to push and pull the young boy from the submerged tree and started CPR in the water.
"As we were going up the bank with him, we were doing CPR," Powell said.
Rescue workers saw the child take his first breath in the ambulance on the way to the hospital, he added.The boy was taken to Transylvania Regional Hospital and then airlifted to Mission.
Powell said that even though the water level may not appear to be very high, it is "running a little above normal" from all of the area's recent rains."If you're going to be on the water, just use caution and wear life jackets," he said.
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unfortunately PMS does not start on my mac for a couple of weeks now. I have updated to Java 7 already and the PMS is version pms-macosx-1-1.72.0.dmg.
I have reinstalled PMS for a couple of times now, also to older versions, but didnt solve the problem.
my mac:
2.7 GHz Intel Core i7
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Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 (11G63)
here is the report that PMS shows me...http://pastebin.com/EL5gCtmd
Does someone has any solution to my problem?!
thx in advance
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We already know that Gears of War 3 is a damn good game. It came with an exhaustive amount of multiplayer and single-player options out of the box, and now Epic has begun to release constant downloadable upgrades, starting now and running into 2012.
The first pack, called the "Horde Command Pack," offers three new maps for the game's popular Horde Mode. Two of them are brand-new, one is recycled from Gears 2. Additionally, there are four upgrades to Horde fortifications, three new multiplayer skins, and a couple of weapon skins, and it all costs 800MSP (or $10). It sound like a good chunk of content, but is it worth buying? Time for a gut-check.
Kirk Hamilton, who reviewed Gears of War 3 for Kotaku and has been playing Horde Mode ever since: I pretty much play Gears of War 3 for Horde mode these days. I liked the campaign fine, and do enjoy a quick round of Beast mode from time to time. Versus multiplayer is cool but not really my thing. So it's Horde that occupies my time with the game, and Horde that will keep me playing it well into next year and beyond.
The fact that the first DLC available for Gears 3 offers three new Horde maps and a host of fortification upgrades makes it sound like not just a good thing, but basically a necessary one. All of my friends will have this pack sooner or later, and in order for me to be able to play with them (without being the guy who keeps the group from playing new maps), I'm gonna need it, too. (Update: It sounds like that's not actually a factor, as players who haven't purchased the Command Pack can still play on the new maps, they just can't host a game with them.)
Furthermore, the new maps are good stuff. Two of them—Rustlung and Azura—are new, and one, Blood Drive, is an old favorite from Gears 2. From what I've played, Azura is probably my favorite, with numerous approach points and a lot of good cover, plus some excellent scenery to go along with all the blood-spatter. It's very cool to play Blood Drive with all of the new Horde 2.0 tools, and as a result the map feels significantly different than it did in Gears 2. I will say that I hope that the Reused Map/New Map ratio stays at at least 2:1, since I already bought so many maps for Gears 2.
There is, however, a complicating factor: All of those maps will be released for free in a map pack later this November. Which means that the only non-cosmetic feature that's unique to this DLC is the fortification upgrades—including a new command center allows for more powerful defenses, a silverback upgrade, and a decoy upgrade to make decoys into guard robots that do much more damage than their low-level incarnations. I haven't had a chance to use all of these yet, but I'll eventually unlock them, and more Horde upgrades are always a good thing.
If you've bought the 2400MSP ($30) "season pass," then you're already getting all of this stuff anyway. And if you think the next piece of DLC sounds good (it's a 1200MSP 3-hour single player campaign called "RAAM's Shadow"), you're probably best served by going with the season pass, since the first two together will already have cost you 2000MSP, or $25.
But for today, the question is: should you drop 800MSP ($10) right now on maps that will be free in a few weeks and fortification upgrades that you might not have unlocked yet? (Second update: Okay, here's the deal. The free maps will be playable in public versus mode, but not in private matches, nor in Horde or Beast mode. Which means that if you want to play Horde on the new maps, you'll have to pay for this pack one way or another. That said, if you want it, go with the season pass, because Epic's content-gating and mode-unlocking are doubtless only going to get more confusing from here. If you're considering paying for this pack as a standalone, gut still says No.
This DLC's new weapon skins, characters and maps don't mean much to me. I want the new top-level Horde fortification upgrades and the bottom-level Command Center. Not yet, and I expect, not yet for many other people. So wait until you level up. Once you do, consider buying this at a bulk discount as part of the Season Pass, based on how good the next pack, December's campaign-lengthening Raam's Shadow plays out. No.


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Thursday, June 12, 2014
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Tim Scott has asked the Veterans Administration for information about its South Carolina facilities.
In a letter obtained by The Associated Press, the Republican lawmaker Thursday asked acting VA Secretary Sloan Gibson for details on wait times and deaths at agency facilities in the state.
Last week, Scott met with South Carolina veterans a day after the passage of a Senate bill proposing 26 new medical facilities in 18 states be leased by the VA, including a walk-in clinic in Myrtle Beach and a primary care and dental annex in Charleston.
Data released Monday showed patients seeking care through Columbia's VA hospital wait an average of 77 days for their first appointment with a primary care doctor — more than five times longer than the department's goal.
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The Knight of the Rose[Der Rosenkavalier]
Richard Strauss (1864 – 1949)
Opera in three acts; Poem by Hugo von Hofmannsthal; First performed on 26th January, 1911 in Dresden; Premiered at the Deutsche Oper Berlin on 13th February, 1993
In German with German and English surtitles
|Donald Runnicles
|Götz Friedrich
|Stage-design, Costume-design
|Gottfried Pilz
|Stage-design, Costume-design
|Isabel Ines Glathar
|Duane Schuler
|Choir Conductor
|Thomas Richter
|Michaela Kaune
|Baron Ochs von Lerchenau
|Albert Pesendorfer
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|Elina Garanca
|Markus Brück
|Eun Yee You
|Marianne Leitmetzerin
|Fionnuala McCarthy
|Burkhard Ulrich
|Dana Beth Miller
|A police inspector
|Tobias Kehrer
|The majordomo of Marschallin
|Peter Maus
|The majordomo of Faninal
|Jörg Schörner
|An Italian tenor
|Matthew Newlin
|A notary
|Stephen Bronk
|A landlord
|Paul Kaufmann
|A servant
|Thomas Lehman
|A modiste
|Alexandra Hutton
|An animal merchant
|Clemens Bieber
|Sabine Dieckmann
|Gabriele Goebbels
|Christa Werron
|The mother
|Satu Louhi
|Haico Apel
|Ulrich George
|Tadeusz Milewski
|Rüdiger Scheibl
|Frank Sufalko
|Olli Rantaseppä
|Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin
|Kinderchor der Deutschen Oper Berlin
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The Marschallin, Princess Werdenberg, wakes after a night spent with her lover, the young duke Octavian von Rofrano. The lovers' serenity is disturbed by a loud banging at the door. At the last moment Octavian avoids discovery by dressing up as Mariandl, a chambermaid. Baron Ochs von Lerchenau has entered and asks the Marschallin to recommend a young aristocrat who will offer the traditional silver rose to his bride on the day of his marriage to the (rich) commoner Sophie Faninal. On a whim she recommends Octavian, who has just been discovered by Ochs while surreptitiously trying to leave the chamber. Ochs immediately sets his sights on the supposed 'chambermaid'. It is only with difficulty that "Mariandl" can escape his amorous clutches. Sophie is also very taken with Octavian. When he offers her the rose, their eyes lock. The Baron appears to inspect his bride and Sophie, thoroughly shocked by his crude behaviour, confesses her feelings to Count Rofrano. Needless to say, the Baron is not inclined to relinquish his catch and insists on going through with the wedding. Octavian, disguised as Mariandl, manages to set up a trap for the Baron at an inn of dubious repute, where, with the support of the innkeeper, he contrives to have the Baron caught in a compromising situation. The Baron's future father-in-law, his future wife and the Marschallin arrive at the chaotic scene and the Baron is exposed. Very reluctantly he agrees to forfeit his claim on Sophie. The stage has emptied. The Marschallin, Sophie and Octavian have remained behind. Octavian is torn between the two women. The Marschallin Werdenberg has long since realised that she has lost Octavian. Forlornly, but in good grace, she lets him go and then quietly withdraws. Octavian and Sophie embrace. Their future together beckons.
With DER ROSENKAVALIER Richard Strauss was keen to compose a musical comedy in the Mozartian vein. Working with Hugo von Hofmannsthal he created a masterpiece of operatic literature. It is an opera filled with a poetic musical elegance and sensitive psychological characterisation. This opera remains one of the most beautiful and touching creations for the operatic stage. Caught between Viennese charm and the certainty of the inexorable march of time the opera moves with sophisticated poise, escaping all attempts at shallow classification.
To Götz Friedrich his production turns on the opera's proverbial anachronism, which removes the work from the realm of historical opera and locates it in the tradition of "musical theatre" with an aestheticism all its own. It is not backward-looking waltzes that determine what happens on the stage but rather the intricate interplay of characters who, in their obeisance to the laws of Time and in the face of a looming First World War and imminent collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, appear surprisingly timeless. Dreams and reality are often interwoven and, as Hofmannsthal himself would have it, "…form a part-imaginary, part-real whole" - witness the (in every sense of the word) wondrous carnival scene in the 3rd Act. This fact, no less than the Straussian music, continues to fascinate audiences. The nuanced richness and delicate shades of the music illuminate the opera from within, and the work concludes with the grand tercet, a profound expression of inner humanity: "This is a dream, this cannot be true…"
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Accompanying Programme
Pre-performance lecture (in German): 45 minutes prior to each performance


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HOUSTON — One thing Dan Otero knew for sure was that he hadn't ever allowed a home run in a major league game.
Now he knows a second thing for sure.
"I never should have thrown the pitch,'' Otero said of his first throw to Jose Altuve in the seventh inning of Sunday's 5-1 loss to the Astros.
Altuve, all 5-foot-5 of him, took a big hack and launch the ball 346 feet, about one foot farther than need to record his first home run of the season.
It ended Otero's major league best streak of 632/3 innings to start his career without having allowed a long ball.
—I knew I'd never given one up, of course'' Otero said. "What I didn't know was exactly how many innings it was. It had been a long time.
The A's would have been surprised if Altuve had merely hit allowed foul ball. That's how used they've become to Otero being the master of the situation.
Not only has he spent the last year plus avoiding home runs, but he's proven to be one of the most consistently little reliable middle and setup relievers in the game.
He came into Sunday with a 0.73 ERA for the season and a 2.12 ERA for his career.
And he had certain expectations where the inevitable first home run was concerned.
"If it was going to go, it should have gone 800 feet,'' he said. "I don't mind if it's (Albert) Pujols, but now I've got to say the first one was hit by a guy who is 5-foot-4.''
Altuve, a second baseman, is listed at 5-foot-5, but Otero's point was made. He simply thought the first homer, whenever it came, would have come off the bat of a more prodigious offensive force.
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According to Deane, Kennedy endorsed freeing rapists, drug dealers and even Mafia hitmen from prison so they could attempt to murder Communist leader Fidel Castro.
According to the Business Insider, in Deane's book Smooth Criminal the author claims that although JFK didn't explicitly order the convict assassin program, he was aware of an operation that allowed an ex-con to pretend to be a waiter at Castro's favorite restaurant in Cuba in order to slip the Communist leader poison tablets.
From examples like these Deane sets out his case.
'Criminals were ideal operatives as they were ruthless and willing to risk their lives during missions rather than be sent back to prison,' Deane told Daily Mail. 'They also couldn't be officially connected with the CIA so it didn't matter if they were captured - there was no risk of America's shady policies being exposed.'
In Smooth Criminal Deane focuses on the story of Dave Riley, an ex-con he calls a 'one-man American crime wave.'
'Riley was a typical recruit. Highly intelligent, ambitious and with no morals. The CIA sent him on many missions abroad, including to Cuba to assassinate Castro,' Deane said. 'Between missions he was allowed to do what he liked - which generally consisted of embezzlement, fraud, gunrunning and drug dealing - without fear of being arrested or prosecuted.'
JFK was allegedly aware of the CIA's bid to recruit 'untraceable' spies willing to risk their lives on dangerous missions rather than go back to jail, Deane's book claims. Willing to do America's 'dirty work,' they couldn't be linked back to his administration, Deane says.
Deane, the former assignment editor at American news networks ABC and CBS, says he uncovered the program, which he believes is still in operation today, after following what he calls the 'trail of destruction' left by one such operative.
JFK did not order the the top secret program, Deane explains, but as president Kennedy must have have been 'aware' of it.
'For over 50 years, the CIA and American government has been systematically releasing dangerous criminals back into society to work for them on secret missions overseas,' Deane said.
'The program started during the Kennedy administration at the start of the 1960s as a clandestine means of dealing with the Communist threat of Castro, and was given the seal of approval by JFK - who was still smarting following the political embarrassment of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion of Cuba in 1961.
'Criminals were ideal operatives as they were ruthless and willing to risk their lives during missions rather than be sent back to prison. They also couldn't be officially connected with the CIA so it didn't matter if they were captured - there was no risk of America's shady policies being exposed.
Deane recalled hearing hearing that Riley had hijacked a plane to Cuba in 1962. According to Smooth Criminal on Friday, April 13, 1962, Riley and an accomplice forced pilot Reginald Doan at gunpoint to fly them to Cuba where they planned to defect, only for the Cuban authorities to imprison them before sending them back to Miami.
Deane says he was contacted by Riley and during that meeting he revealed that he was working for the CIA and had been sent to infiltrate Cuba as a spy.
'The skyjacking was just a smokescreen conjured up by the CIA after the mission went wrong. Riley confessed that he'd been recruited by the intelligence agency while in prison for extortion of a public official back in 1960, and had been sent to Cuba to carry out a number of assignments - including one to assassinate Castro.
'He had posed as a waiter at one of Castro's favorite restaurants and been supplied with Botulinum tablets - an untraceable poison - by the CIA to drop into his soup, but Castro must have got wind of the plan as he suddenly stopped eating there.'
Deane admits that at first he thought that Riley was a 'fantasist' and forgot about him. It was only after his retirement from CBS in 2005, when he reportedly started writing Smooth Criminal, that Deane discovered Riley might have been telling the truth about the criminal operatives program all along.
Deane uncovered over 40 newspaper reports of Riley's various crimes in archives and was amazed by his seeming invulnerability to prosecution after tracking down several of his victims.
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I started running in 2006 with half marathons. Then moved up to full marathons. Now I am training for my first 50miler in February. Over the course of my running journey I went from 245 pounds and now I weigh 148 pounds (female, 5 foot 3).
I keep track of all my food/calorie intake and I can't seem to lose the last 20 pounds that I feel I need to shed to get quicker. Right now I run a 12:38 mile and I would like to get down to a 10 minute mile. I have a personal trainer that I am weight training with and when I started with him I was at 30% body fat and now I am at 26% body fat, so I know I still need to lose some weight to get lean.
My question is, how many calories should I be eating (or not eating?) for example... on average week, with training run totals of about 40 miles, (I'm in the beginning of my ultra training schedule)....I have an average calorie consumption of 1,646 calories (granted I do have days where I consume 2600 calories when I have a 15++ training run), but on average I am in the 1600-1700 range daily.
According to my HR monitor, I use up more calories than I give myself credit for, because I feel like I'm slower than an actual "runner". So, on average, I burn about 500 calories a day.
With all that said... I can't figure out why I'm not losing weight? Am I eating too little, too much? I have a pretty good healthy diet, it's 50% carbs, 25% protein and 25% fat. I eat healthy. I was vegan, then vegetarian and I've just recently started to introduce lean meats back into my diet, because my nutritionist told me that I was not getting enough protein. As a side note, I did ask the nutritionist all this and she said that I should be gaining weight, not losing it... so I was hoping some other runners might be able to give me some advice?
Thank you all for your help!
Well I'm about the same size as you so I feel your pain. I wish I had the answer. Funny thing is that the more I run, the more I weigh. One may have nothing to do with the other - it may just be because I am getting older. But all I know is that when I was in my early 30's before I started running I weighed 25 lbs less than I do now! I've run all through my 40's and I'm at my heaviest weight ever. But in spite of my weight, I do run a little over 10 minute miles.
Here's what I don't get: you didn't say your age, but just going by your size - same as mine - your basic calorie requirements per day should be about 1800 on the conservative side. If you run 40 miles/week that would average almost 6 miles/day. So let's just say you are burning *conservatively* an extra 500 calories a day. If you are eating 1600 calories/day you should be in a daily deficit of 700 calories/day which should equal 2 lbs loss every 10 days or so. But you're not losing!
And you know what, I just don't get it because my numbers don't add up either. My mileage has topped out at 35/week and even watching my diet I gained or stayed the same. And yes, like you, I do resistance training to build muscle. You know all that about more muscle tissue means you burn more calories overall? Whatever! I'm not seeing it!
I CAN lose weight if I go to 1200 calories. But that is really hard to sustain when I run or work out every day. I guess I'm whining here, but it just HARD and I hate having to use so much discipline to restrict my eating when I'm really hungry from running or training.
If you get a good answer, I'd like to hear it too. But at least know you're not the only one. I am totally there with you! Good luck on your training....
Hi Mary,
Thanks for replying. I'm 25, I'll be 26 in July so I'm hoping it's not an age thing yet!!
I noticed you said you are about the same size as me and you are running a 10 minute mile? Have you always run a 10 minute mile or are you slower now that you've gained weight?
I totally agree with you on everything you said. I just don't understand what is up! I noticed that if I don't exercise, and I just keep my calories at 1200 a day I drop the weight really fast. So I'm thinking once I complete my 50 miler I may just take a month off and focus completely on the weight loss.
Thank you for posting, and feel free to complain about it anytime lol. I totally understand.
A couple of things that may help:
You need to eat several times a day to keep your metabolism moving, only eating once or twice will slow it down. I am a 50 year old male, when I run 35 mpw or less i stay the same wt. When my mpw are 40-60 I lose wt very easy (more than I want). My guess is when your miles go up for your 50 miler your wt will drop. Eat more small meals to kick your metabolism in. Good luck some additional WT will be good for you in your 50 miler.
First to answer your question about pace, yes I have slowed down over the years. I have never been fast - ever - I'm just not built that way. But 15 years ago I ran an average 9:00 min/mile and today I run an average 10:15 min/mile. So my average pace has slowed down more than a minute in a decade and a half. It may have as much to do with getting older as it does with gaining weight.
I have thought the same thing as you, that maybe I need to take a couple of months off from running and focus on the 1200 calorie diet. I notice on days I don't run 1200 calories isn't too hard to do. It does require some willpower to count the calories and stay on track (no mindless snacking and such) but I'm not overly hungry. When I'm running - and I am running just half of what you're doing - I feel like gnawing off my arm sometimes if I try to stay at 1200 calories! (And strength training makes me just as hungry, maybe even more so.)
I can't even relate to the mileage you're running with the ultra. I'm no expert, but I'd think that cutting calories is NOT a good thing when you are putting in miles like that. And although extra weight along for the ride may slow you down, it also gives you some fuel reserves. Maybe someone who is an expert in long distance running can tell you more about that - I really don't know.
I don't know the right nutritions, I just heard a friend talking about a friend who will never lose those 20 pounds, because she is not willing to commit - by changing her diet. I don't know how much your nutritionist knows about a runner's diet, but I am sure an expert can tell you how to pick the right food.
As far as I know it is not just a question about kcals, but about the kind of food you eat.
Did you ever try high impact intervals where you would speed up as close to your max. heart rate as you can get for 30 secs (no longer!) and continue after the 30secs on your normal path and after 5 mins again an interval and so on? The intervals are said to melt the fat.
One should run with intervals during 1 workout per week.
I too can never seem to lose those extra pounds, no matter what I do. Even when I reduce my calories down to 1200/day (of course doing that makes it near impossible for me to run any kind of distance.) For me, I'm sure it's part age (35) and part diet as I do enjoy carbs way too much. But I think the other thing to consider is that muscle does weigh more than fat and the more muscle you are building the more weight you will put on. The important thing to look at is do you your clothes fit differently? When you stop running you lose weight because you are losing some of the muscle. As far as your speed goes, I think that is just something you will either build over time or not. I'm not a fast runner at all (10 min miles) but my personal philosophy has always been distance over speed. Good luck to you and I think it's great that you are doing an ultra!!!!
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Producer-director Bryan Singer officially announced the news Monday, tweeting, "Couldn't be more excited that #HalleBerry has joined the cast of #XMen #DaysofFuturePast."
Yeah. He sounds pretty excited.
Entertainment Weekly said Berry joins her original trilogy castmates Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellan, Hugh Jackman, Ellen Page, Shawn Ashmore and Anna Paquin, plus Peter Dinklage and Omar Sy.
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If your coming by Taxi from Melaka Central. Just tell the taxi guys to take you to Sunnys Inn which is the old name and most people know that name or Home Sweet home, Melaka raya 3, near star bucks or Behind May Bank. Star bucks is very recently come up.
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Metallic silk sleeveless dress from Manoush featuring all over sequin embellishment with a large multicolour palm motif on the front , rose patterned hem, round neck and a low cut back.
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Whether you are computer literate or a certified technophobe who's never gotten the hang of an Etch-A-Sketch, parental involvement and guidance are critical in ensuring that a youngster's experience in cyberspace is safe, productive and fun.
Keep the computer in a central location of the home. You'll be better able to monitor your child's on-line activities this way than if he's holed up in his room with the door shut. The fear of being discovered may also deter him from trespassing into regions of the Net that you've declared off-limits.
Set limits on the amount of time your child is allowed on-line per day. Adolescents and adults alike can quickly become addicted to the Internet. In either case, this is not healthy, but with teens, the time spent in isolation would be better invested in developing their social skills or engaging in physical activity.
Specify which types of sites your teen may visit and those that are prohibited.
Review the Internet safety guidelines with your teen, then post them near the computer.
Install a Web-filtering program. Parental-control tools are programmed to scan and block addresses containing sexually explicit, obscene, hateful or violent content, as well as sites and features deemed inappropriate for children: unsupervised chat rooms and newsgroups, private messages, Web-page advertisements and so forth.
Most computer stores carry Web-filtering software programs. Popular brands include Surf Watch, Cyber Patrol, Cybersitter, NetGuardian, Net Nanny and Net Shepherd. In addition, Internet providers and commercial services like America Online usually offer their own control features (frequently for free), as do certain Web browsers.
However, with tens of thousands of adult sites and more than forty million sites in all, some unwanted material inevitably slips through. In the Times Square of cyberspace, hundreds of new porn peddlers open shop every week, while existing adult-oriented sites change their addresses periodically in order to outsmart the Web filters. According to a Consumer Reports review of filtering devices, the highest-rated product weeded out only about two-thirds of adult sites, while several blocked none.
What's more, "teenagers can easily learn to overcome the blocking devices," says Dr. Marjorie Hogan, former chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Committee on Communications. The filters should be regarded as helpful allies in protecting children from inappropriate material, but they in no way absolve us of our responsibility to keep tabs on where our youngsters venture on-line.
Instruct your teenager on what to do if she is ever harassed or threatened via e-mail or instant messages while on-line. The most effective response is for her to ignore the person, write down identifying information such as a screen name or e-mail address, exit the Net and tell you or another trusted adult what happened.
Next, report the incident immediately to your service provider. Most treat complaints of on-line harassment seriously, especially when the victim is underage. Offenders may have their Internet accounts canceled, and if there is the possibility that a crime was committed, parents can usually depend on the provider to cooperate with authorities.
Make a second call to the CyberTipline of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which forwards all reports to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. The NCMEC works in conjunction with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the U.S. Customs Services and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. While its primary purpose is to assist in locating and recovering missing children, the nonprofit organization also handles leads reporting the on-line enticement of children for sexual acts.


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CookBook - Using Markup Filters in Models
The markup application (django.contrib.markup) is pretty handy for using filters like Textile or Markdown in your templates, but have a slight downside: every time a page is generated, you have to run the markup filter over the text, which may or may not be an acceptable performance hit. You could, if you wanted, just define a _pre_save hook which applies the filter to incoming text so it gets saved to your DB as HTML, but then you're in a pickle if you want to edit it again later. What to do, then?
One solution is found in the Textpattern CMS, which incorporates Textile. Textpattern accepts input in Textile syntax, and then saves two copies: one is the raw input, which is stored for later use when an item is being edited, and the other is the XHTML Textile produces for that input, which is used for actual page display. The idea here is that database columns are cheap, but processing time might not be. And this is easy to do in Django; for example, let's say you have a weblog where you'd like to use Markdown on the entries. You might define your Entry model like so:
import markdown class Entry(meta.Model): title = meta.CharField('Title', maxlength=250) pub_date = meta.DateTimeField('Date published', default=meta.LazyDate()) body = meta.TextField('Entry body', help_text='Use Markdown syntax.') body_markdown = meta.TextField('Entry body as HTML', blank=True) class META: admin = meta.Admin( fields = ( (None, {'fields': ('title', 'pub_date', 'body')}), ) ) def _pre_save(self): self.body_markdown = markdown.markdown(self.body)
Now you've got the same effect: when creating or editing entries in the admin, you'll only see the field which accepts Markdown syntax, but when saving, the body_markdown field will be auto-filled with the corresponding XHTML. Then in your template, you can pull in entry.body_markdown, and save yourself a little processing time.


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From singletrack to downhill, the Dakine Apex 26L Hydration Pack is the ultimate mountain biking companion. It comes with a three-liter Shape Loc hydration reservoir to keep you going all day, with a shoulder-strap port and a Plug-N-Play disconnect system for easy removal and filling.
Riding can be a sweaty business, but the Air Channel back-panel ventilation keeps cool air moving, and the removable waist belt keeps your gear from bouncing around and throwing off your balance. Dakine hooked the Apex up with a helmet-carrying system that can hold full-face or trail helmets with equal ease, and itincluded a fleece-lined sunglasses and goggle pocket to keep your lenses from getting scratched when you're not wearing them. Internal organization pockets keep your spare tubes, pump, trail maps, and more in order so you don't have to tear apart your whole pack to find what you need.
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Dr. Richard Dirlam, Saxophone/Saxophone Ensembles
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Disgraced Ex-Tyco's CEO Dennis Kozlowski denied early bail hearing
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Hearing aids in Hartselle, AL
We found 10 hearing clinics with 26 reviews within 108.8 miles of Hartselle, AL.
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- Celebrate this Divine Goal!
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Personally autographed by Diego Maradona.
Relive one of the most infamous goals in soccer history signed by one of the game's greatest players! This photo depicts the legendary "Hand of God" play by Diego Maradona that took place during Argentina's defeat of England in the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.
Item is one of a limited number signed by Maradona at an exclusive session in Buenos Aires on May 6, 2010. Photo comes with an official certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Maradona signing the picture.
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Autografiada personalmente por Diego Maradona. Revive uno de los momentos históricos del fútbol mundial con esta fotografía de la famosa "Mano de Dios" de Maradona contra Inglaterra, durante el Mundial 1986 en México.
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Warren recorded a rare triple play in its 11-3 triumph over Washington Court House in an Ohio Division II Southeast District championship baseball game at Bob Wren Field on the campus of Ohio University in Athens.
"That was huge, because the bases were loaded at the time (top of the fifth inning), and we were only up 7-2," said Warren skipper Mark Farr.
So, what's next on the diamond for the Warriors (15-9)?
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Photo courtesy of Robin Pannell
Warren's Lance Schafer, right, does a head-first slide into third base during district semifinal baseball action against Miami Trace at Bob Wren Stadium in Athens on May 21. The Warriors won 11-3, and then beat Washington Court House by the identical score the following day to claim the district crown and a berth in today's regional semi against Harrison Central at Gant Municipal Stadium in Zanesville.
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Warren first baseman Justin Hill, right, makes the catch near the fence during district semifinal baseball action against Miami Trace at Bob Wren Stadium in Athens on May 21. Warren second baseman Riley Bobo backs up Hill. The Warriors won 11-3, and then beat Washington Court House by the identical score the following day to claim the district crown and a berth in today's regional semi against Harrison Central at Gant Municipal Stadium in Zanesville.
Probably not another triple play, but a win over Justin Clifford-led Cadiz Harrison Central in the Sweet 16 round would be...yes, sweet.
"I'm hoping we can keep going to state, like we did in basketball," said Warren senior pitcher Danny Pannell.
At 2 p.m. today, Warren is scheduled to play the Huskies (24-5) in a regional semifinal at Zanesville's Gant Municpal Stadium. The winner advances to the Elite Eight or regional title tilt, which is slated for 5 p.m. Friday at the same venue.
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Probable Warren starters vs. Harrison Central
Danny Pannell, RH pitcher (8-2, 1.86 ERA)
David Ryan, DH, .352
Gunnar Smith, catcher, .356
Justin Hill, first base
Riley Bobo, second base
Garrett Kennedy, third base, .329
Ethan Estes, shortstop, .357
Zach McKenna, left field, 301
Lance Schafer, center field, .397
Blake Kidder, right field, .419
Both Warren and Harrison Central naturally are hoping to play two - games, that is, this week.
"It's high school baseball, and anything can happen," Farr said.
Harrison Central got to the regional showdown by virtue of its 4-0 blanking of highly regarded Dover (25-4) at Vaccaro Field in Steubenville on May 22.
On that same day, Warren had little difficulty in taming the No. 3-seeded Lions (12-11). The Warriors, who rapped out 12 hits, touched home plate in every inning but the fifth.
Offensively, the royal blue and white nine were led center fielder and leadoff batter Lance Schafer, who was 3 for 4 with an RBI, two stolen bases and two runs scored. Schafer (.397 batting average, 8 doubles) was recently named to the All-Southeast Ohio Athletic League first team.
Danny Pannell (pitcher/first baseman) was also a first teamer, while shortstop Ethan Estes (.357) and catcher Gunnar Smith (.356, 21 RBIs) each was an honorable mention.
Against Washington Court House, left fielder Zach McKenna (.301), Estes and Smith each added two base knocks for the winners. Smith also drove in three runs, and Estes had two RBIs.
As a team this spring, Warren is batting .285.
"We've been hitting really good," Farr said. "I just hate these long breaks between games."
Southpaw Justin Hill (3-1, 1.75 ERA, 2 saves) was the winning pitcher versus Washington Court House. He fanned five and walked three in six innings of work.
Righty Garrett Kennedy (3-3, 3.31 ERA) relieved and sealed the victory in the seventh.
"Overall, our pitching's been great," Farr said. "I like our staff. We're not exactly overpowering, but the kids throw strikes. That's what I preach - no walks."
Against Harrison Central, the Warriors' other probable starters are expected to be Garrett Kennedy (third base, .329), Riley Bobo (second), Hill (first), David Ryan (DH, .352, 18 RBIs), and Blake Kidder (right, .419).
The right-handed-throwing and University of Muskingum recruit Pannell (8-2, 1.86 ERA, 50Ks) will get the nod on the hill.
"We knew about Danny going to Muskingum a few weeks ago," Farr said. "I think it's helped him relax a little bit knowing where he's going to college."
Harrison Central will probably counter with lefty Rashaen Mitchell (8-1), who tossed a two-hitter against Dover. Hurling a complete, seven-inning game, the 6-foot-6 senior he fanned eight and walked no Tornadoes.
"He has a good fastball, and also throws a curveball," said Farr of Mitchell. "I think if we can get to him early, we'll be OK."
Nick Staten will be Mitchell's battery mate.
Some other Huskies to keep an eye on will be Rhett Kuryn, Nick Pelegreen, Dustin Redish, Ryan Rose, Drew Horn, Dalton Rutter, and Austin Kowalski.


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8 "Healthy" Snacks That Are More Fattening Than a Twinkie
Are these 8 fattening foods in your fridge? See the snacks that are sabotaging your diet now
Eat this instead: Make your own smoothies at home, says Joy Dubost, American Dietetic Association Spokesperson, PhD, RD, CSSD. You'll get all the nutrients of the fruits without the added sugar.
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Wow. Some of this information was surprising. Some of these foods though I can't give up. Yogurt and Special K are delicious!
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This was very interesting... too bad about the smoothies and pasta sauce!!
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Good info, but people should just check the nutrition information and then this wouldn't be such a surprise:)
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Love yogurt, can't give that up. That's my nightly snack!
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Sad about the spaghetti sauce, but that's not exactly a "snack" though.
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REDWOOD CITY -- The San Mateo County District Attorney's Office dropped trespassing charges Thursday against five surfers who ventured past a locked gate onto Martin's Beach, a move that highlights the murky legal status of the privately owned slice of California coast.
The San Mateo chapter of the Surfrider Foundation claimed the decision validates its push to re-establish public access to the beach, located a few miles south of Half Moon Bay. The road leading from Highway 1 to the cliff-lined cove was closed in 2008 shortly after the land was purchased for $37.5 million by a secretive owner widely presumed to be Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla.
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Surfrider spokesman Michael Wallace called the move by the DA's office "a significant legal victory in favor of open beach access that reaches far beyond this specific case to all of California and the nation."
Assistant district attorney Al Serrato said the decision does not endorse either side of the Martin's Beach fight, but reflects the uncertainty surrounding the beach. Under previous ownership, the beach was available for public recreation for a small fee.
The key question in the clash over the property -- the subject of civil complaints filed in San Mateo County Superior Court -- is whether its historical use generated a public easement under California coastal law that guarantees ongoing access to the beach. Since the issue hasn't been resolved, Serrato said, it's difficult to determine whether the five surfers committed a crime.
"Our role is not determining whether there is an easement or isn't an easement," Serrato said. "Our role is limited to looking at the facts of the case and whether criminal charges are appropriate."
Joan Gallo, attorney for Martins Beach LLC, the listed owner of the property, said the trespassing case has no bearing on the larger fight over access to the beach. The proper venue for that question, she said, is civil court.
"The gate will remain locked," Gallo said.
Khosla, a venture capitalist, has neither confirmed nor denied his ownership. A letter from Martins Beach LLC to the Surfrider Foundation in 2011 asked the group to respect Khosla's privacy.
Contact Aaron Kinney at 650-348-4357. Follow him at Twitter.com/kinneytimes.


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The music is more rehearsed and there is less freedom in their playing compared to the open-ended late 87 shows. The focus during this time period was clearly on hooking people on to their songs and their live act. You'll hear this trend throughout this year (and the early 90s). As a result, many shows in 88-91 are relatively uneventful as a recorded piece of music (compared to the creative burst that was typical of the mid to late 90s) with exceptions scattered about.
The first set here has a handful of covers and more straightforward material, seemingly played to attract the locals at the bar. Mustang Sally, by request, is a highlight of the first set. The AC/DC > Possum is quite nice, featuring a very Chicago-like jam which slowly speeds up into Possum. Speaking of Chicago, JJLC is next, followed by very common versions of Sally, Almuni, and A-Train. The GTBT here is spicy, as the band gets into it, although it is very much the Trey/Fish show.
The second set opens with an audience-requested Wilson, forcing Trey to ask "what song is it that you want to hear?". Wilson has slowed down at this point, so it sounds particularly clunky. While the Slave is a bit longer than normal for the time period, Trey uses an effects pedal during the long build, which makes the jam seem a touch new-agey. He does let loose with a screechy solo, though, so the version isn't actually that bad. Corinna and Fire are dedicated to Jimi. I hope Jimi didn't hear the version of Fire though, as Fish gets lost a handful of times in the song and doesn't hold down the bottom, so the jam falls apart often.
Fluffhead here is interesting. After playing a full Fluffhead (with clod, bundle of joy, etc.) in November, this version features only Fluff's Travels. The band hadn't quite committed to the full version yet. While the Divided Sky features some intricate Mike work, the highlight of the set is an extremely intense Whipping Post, preceeded by an alternative take on 'The Sloth'. It's the same bridge-less Sloth the band played on 8/21/87, but with some changes in the time signature. Very weird. Whipping Post here is solid though - worth a listen. The YEM in this set features organ work by Page that mimics a lot of his part in the Junta closing jam - take a listen for some similarities.
The third set seems to be when the band's fans actually start showing up. The open with Fee, which is by request. The debut of the Lizards here is novel, but my version cuts things short. The audience certainly likes the song though. It's introduced as "Where have all the Lizards Gone?". After a particularly reggae-inspired Suzy (perhaps even a Boogie On tease in there) and a loud Golgi - the band lets Fish sing Bike. If you like Bike, this is a great version. Fish is screaming and everyone is getting rowdy; stirring up the pot even more, the band launches into BBFCFM, with the whole audience singing along. A subtle Camel Walk is next before a show-closing Hood. This Hood is quite nice - a long drawn out jam with some Blues Brothers teases from Mike. Its very well played - the highlight of the show.
Overall, this show is a first set of covers, with restrained playing through the rest of the show. Whipping Post is one of the more intense early versions while the Bag>Possum is a very nice transition. Hood is probably the exclamation point of this show and is a wonderful way to end the gig. All in all, the Whipping Post and Hood may be worth a listen.


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September 19, 2005
Walk down the halls of North Augusta Elementary and you'd never know there are four new students brought out of devastation along the Gulf Coast to learn here. As News 12 shows you, they're fitting in and the experience is making some re-think how much they miss home.
You can forget Nicholas Stewart feeling like a fish out of water.
"I was nervous, but I've gotten used to it now," Nicholas said.
North Augusta Elementary feels like home to this fifth grader.
"I really wanna live here now," Nicholas said.
His brother Patrick has already made up his mind. He says he's learning in a nicer school than the one in Pass Christian, Mississippi so maybe that's why. Or perhaps it's because of one of his last memories there.
"When the hurricane went to hurricane five, I got really nervous I couldn't even eat my breakfast," Patrick said.
The boys say the teachers have really helped them get back on track with school. That is important, from a mother's point of view.
"The education part to me is important," said Lasean Crawford.
Lasean Crawford's two boys are now enrolled at the elementary school. She and her husband will soon be deployed to their hometown New Orleans.
"I feel like they're really in good hands. I can rest comfortably knowing they've been taken care of," Crawford said.
And teaching these little bodies costs money. But with the Aiken County School District getting just over 20 students from the Gulf Coast, and four at North Augusta Elementary, the cost hasn't been such a big deal.
Part of that, according to Principal Angela Burkhalter, is because of donations from the community.
"We've been able to absorb because we've gotten four, but when you look at the problem statewide and multiply that, it could have an impact financially," Burkhalter said.
Principal Burkhalter says the goal is for an uninterrupted education. The students are getting textbooks, supplies and even counseling if they want it.
If you ask Nicholas, it's almost a 10.
"9.5 because I can never rate nothing 10, so 9.5," Nicholas said.
Nicholas and Patrick's parents are looking at staying here for good. They have family here.
The U.S. Department of Education is seeking more than $2 billion from congress to help states that have accepted students like them.


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Published: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 7:43 p.m.
SARASOTA - A company managed by prominent attorney John Meshad has bought a 27,888-square-foot office building on Webber Street out of foreclosure for $2.1 million.
The company, 2000 Webber LLC -- the address of the building -- bought it from GE Commercial. The building had belonged to the Crowley Group, a Sarasota company headed by Timothy Crowley.
The Crowley Group ceded the building to GE Commercial after losing an $8.6 million foreclosure judgment in April 2010.
Earlier this month, trusts managed by Debby and Carrol Dillon sold a 3,342-square-foot office building at 6200 S. Tamiami Trail and a nearby 1,300-square-foot house at 6207 Brentwood Ave. in Sarasota to Slowfood Restaurants LLC, a Bradenton company managed by Eleonore Bauer and Stefano Pescetelli, for $600,000.
Pescetelli is a member of the Slow Food movement away from what it sees as the destructive effects of an industrialized food system. Bauer is an agent at Wagner Realty in Bradenton.
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