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If Faye Griffin had her way, there would be no tobacco use at the county's main administrative building and courthouse in Golden, and possibly in other county facilities.
"This is for the health of our employees," said Griffin, a first-term county commissioner who said a tobacco-free government campus is a goal she'll pursue. "It's not to be mean. It's just because we care about the employees."
Griffin is in the very early stages of trying to convert the Jefferson County Courts and Administration Building in Golden to a tobacco-free area.
Jeffco Public Schools' new online high school will lose money its first year but should be self-supporting soon after, Superintendent Cindy Stevenson recently told a group of representatives from homeowner associations.
Stevenson also gave an update on the district's budget and teacher contract negotiations at the June 3 meeting of the Council of Homeowner Organizations for a Planned Environment.
Nearly four months after Jefferson County's food assistance program led the state in backlogged applications, the county has reduced the log jam substantially.
Some 96 applications are now lagging beyond the federally mandated 30-day limit for processing, down from 316 at the beginning of March. Lynnae Flora, the community assistance division's acting director, said the actual number is 56, because 40 of the applications are overdue because applicants haven't submitted all the necessary paperwork.
The man convicted of a brazen June 2008 South Jeffco home invasion and robbery was sentenced to 55 years in prison June 5.
Garry W. Martin, 43, was named in seven felony cases in the wake of a six-month crime spree in 2008. Three of the cases are in Jeffco, two are in Denver, and there is one each in Arapahoe and Grand counties.
Martin was convicted of kidnapping, first-degree burglary, aggravated robbery, extortion, identity theft, theft, assault and four violent crime counts related to a series of crimes on June 30, 2008, that started at Southwest Plaza.
Jeffco voters will decide in November whether the county's elected officials - excluding the county commissioners - will be allowed to serve three consecutive terms, up from the current maximum of two.
The decision by the county commissioners June 2 to refer the question to the November ballot marks an abrupt change from just several weeks ago, when District Attorney Scott Storey couldn't even get on the commissioners' agenda to propose a resolution extending his and other offices' term limits.
The coach of the Dakota Ridge High School poms team was fired June 1, just days after the Jeffco sheriff's office charged her with stealing team money.
Jessica C. Rosecrans was charged with theft May 29. She is suspected of spending about $500 of team money on personal items, including shoes, sunglasses and clothing.
Advocates for creating a dog park in South Jeffco have been thrown a bodacious bone by the county commissioners.
The commissioners have approved the use of $125,000 in Conservation Trust Fund monies to develop an off-leash area at Easton Regional Park, which belongs to the Foothills Park & Recreation District.
Jeffco's Citizen Budget Review Panel is recommending that the county finance several major construction projects over the next 20 years and establish a fund to handle annual maintenance and replacement costs — all without raising taxes.
Several South Jeffco homes have been hit by overnight burglaries recently, in some cases while the families were at home.
Five burglaries were reported in the Columbine Knolls South and Foothill Green neighborhoods between May 26 and 28, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. In three of those cases, the families were home at the time and were sleeping. The suspects never confronted the families.
A new pretrial assessment program could make it possible for Jeffco judges to grant more defendants bail and dramatically reduce the population at the jail.
The program would restructure the way judges make decisions on granting bail, which could reduce the jail population by up to 300 inmates per day, Tom Giacinti, the county's justice services director, told the county commissioners May 26.
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Do the Pringles have a Tartan?
There is no traditional clan tartan for the Pringle clan. The Pringles are a Lowland clan, not a Highland clan so we didn't ever wear Tartan Kilts. As Borderers it would be more appropriate for Pringles to wear Tweed and trews rather than highland kilts.
However there are some 'District Tartans' that are suitable for Pringle use, as they are local to the area where the Pringles originate. The oldest is called 'Gala Water Tartan'(Wilsons of Bannockburn, 1793), the second is 'Roxburgh Red Tartan'(Patterson's, pre-1850), and a new tartan called 'Ettrick Forest Tartan'(Lochcarron, 1995).
There are three styles of Gala Water (Gallowater) tartan, as illustrated to the right:
James Pringle of Torwoodlee and the Braw Lads of Gala, however wear 'Shepherd Tartan' (also known as 'Border Riever Tartan' or 'Northumberland Tartan'). Sir Walter Scott was the first to have a pair of trews made from Shepherd Tartan, and his Shepherd tartan plaid is still in Bowhill House. It is a basic black and white check pattern sett. See: Wikipedia - Border Tartan and www.northumberlandtartan.co.uk.
Also included to the right is a picture of the modern 'Pringle Tartan,' created by the weaver Ken Dalgleish of Selkirk in 1998.
If you would like to purchase some Galawater or Shepherd Tartan, I recommend the following weavers:
The above company is now part of the Edinburgh Woolen Mill (www.ewm.co.uk), but in 1996 they registered a commercial tartan for their staff to wear in the James Pringle Shop in Inverness, it's called 'James Pringle Tartan'.
They also have a warehouse at the port of Leith:
Further Information:
TartansAuthority.com - The Scottish Tartans Authority.
TartanRegister.gov.uk - The Scottish Register of Tartans, National Archives of Scotland
ScottishTartans.org - Scottish Tartans Museum, NC, USA. Resources.scottishtartans.org
Gallowater or Galawater District Tartan
Old Gallowater District Tartan
New Gallowater District Tartan
Border Reiver or Shepard Tartan
'Pringle' Tartan, created 1998
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1. There is one thing that I know well, Somaliland is a constitutional State and Southern Somalia is State based on Clan- warlord-charter adopted by members of parliament nominated by Clan-warlords in a Conference held in a foreign soil. I do also know that both clan-based parliament and the TFGS are infested with members of former perpetrators of genocide in Somaliland, in which therefore I am obliged to screen carefully what to share with them ( i.e. JNA) and how to avoid cunning diplomatic gestures that are mostly channeled through 3rd parties ( in this case i.e. Italy & Egypt ), who are determined to derail the integrity of Somaliland whenever the opportunity arises under the false pretext of protecting the integrity of Former Somali Republic and the Charter of African Unity. I am opposing an economic opportunity for Somaliland, but I can not stomach the risk involved in positioning Somaliland under the Clan-based Charter of the Transitional Federal Government in a conference held in Rome, Italy or in Cairo sometime in June/July 2006. For the sake of clarity can the gentleman who authors the article called "self importance often leads to stupidity", explain to the nation why he considers my preventive audit-questionnaires to UNDP/World Bank as irrelevant and an opinion of an ignorant person? The Article in question was published in Awdal website on 30/01/2006, which usually entertains FORGED IDEAS from one of my colleagues who is a member of the Executive committee of our party. With due respect, Mr. Ahmed M. I. Egal should note that opposing the views of my colleagues does not make me a transgressor of the rule of law in which our Political Parties are administered.
2. We all know that the present Integrity of Somaliland was achieved through a protracted armed liberation war that costed Somali Landers unforgettable loss of live, properties and infrastructures. As a result of that experience, we are obliged to evaluate all opportunities feasible carefully, candidly and diligently. In the case of JOINT NEEDS ASSESSMENT program, Somaliland was not consulted at the early stages when the policies guiding the objectives, scope, stakeholder's role, and rule of law (i.e. Clan based charter of the TFG) and the implementation period of the program being discussed in meetings held in Nairobi and Jawhar sometime February 2005. According to some documents available in certain websites, the program was tailored for Regions classified as S. Somalia and Punt land. Some documents also show that discussions on former Somali Republic of which they subdivided into six economic Zones, in which case Somaliland was classified as one Zone. Up to now I could not trace any document that deals with JOINT NEEDS ASSESSMENT for Somaliland that guarantees the Integrity of Somaliland as an Independent State and the source of the GRANT agreement will be based on MERITS of Somaliland Constitution. How can you implement a GRANT based on the clan charter of Transitional Federal Government and not on the merits of Somaliland constitution? For the sake of accountability, the government and state bodies has to Execute its economic, social and political Plans through the laws of the country and through floating ideas that can not be supported by our constitution.
The issue we debating is not an economic opportunity problem, but a THORNY LEGAL ISSUE and we are bound in my point of view to seek the OPINION of a Constitutional Lawyer in resolving our differences.
3… a.) "Southern Somalia is still run by war-lords who believe that the rule of law is the final dead end of their powerful influence to their respective fiefdom, while Somaliland declared its independence from the rest of Somali Republic in May 19991 after waging a costly armed liberation war with the former regime of Siyad Bare, in which most leading members of the T.F.G.S were senior members. Moreover, Somaliland has successfully completed democratization process on 29-9-2005 in conducting successfully the election of members of the House of parliament, which hopefully will enhance good governance?
"Somaliland has finalized its Peace Building Program in 1997, while Somalia has not resumed this exercise to my knowledge. Development status of Somaliland is quite ripe to launch a program of development similar to the USA Marshal Plan for Western European Countries after the 2nd World War. How can such entities of different political social and economic situation share JNA program without raising thorny diplomatic issues?"
b. "Since the principle administrators of the Grant for the program are assumed to be the T.F.G. S, how they can access management issues pertaining to the portion of the grant allocated to Somaliland, since there are different laws and different policies during the implementation stage of the program as well as the conditionality of the Grant at the initial stage too. How do you intend to reconcile such dichotomies without undermining the integrity of Somaliland as independent State, who will not accept any interference from the T.F.G.S at any cost?"
c. "Why your mission are not entertaining to report the realities you met in the field and recommend to your organizations to formulate a different JNA for Somaliland, instead of forcing us to accept to share this program negotiated and decided up on by the most senior T.F.G.S authorities presided by war-lord President Col. Abdillahi Yusuf?"
4 The transformation of an idea to a binding policy of a political party is normally initiated by a member of the party, reviewed by the Executive Committee and is approved by the Central Committee. All policies of UCID are based on these merits as clearly stated in the Constitution of the party. As a result neither my opinion nor that of my chairman can be classified as the policy of the party before it's transformed as stated. However, the issue in question pertains to the Integrity of Somaliland as far as JNA is concerned and that is one of the policies of UCID. As much as you would have liked, there is no question you can make me a transgressor of Party policy or as if am not respecting the Honorable MPs of UCID Party. Mr. A. M. I. Egal, please note with due respect that Ucid is not a Bazaar or an NGO owned by Mr X orY, its a national constitutional party that has to satisfy the rule of law of the Country. I am still awaiting replies from the mission to my questionnaires and I need honest citizens who can convince me that such questions are absolutely uncalled for.
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The team is led by player/manager Matt Poitras, an Acushnet native, and features local talent including Ian Desrosiers (New Bedford High), Logan Sullo and Brandon Sullo (Bishop Stang), Josh Cabucio (Apponequet), Quirino DoCanto (Wareham), Jason Perry (New Bedford), Zach Rodrigues (Old Colony) and more. Mike Desrosiers is the team's general manager.
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CHARLESTON - The Bird-Rush-Dirk School District became the third rural district to vote in favor of annexation to the Charleston R-4 district Friday, 126-76.
SIKESTON - In a work session this week, the Sikeston R-6 Board of Education gave school officials tentative approval to move ahead on plans for an additional classroom for all-day kindergarten and the addition of two guidance counselors in the elementary division.
SIKESTON - A late-winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on much of Southeast Missouri, closing roads and schools and leading to numerous minor traffic accidents. According to the Scott county Sheriff's Department, the northbound lanes on Interstate 55 were closed near Benton. "Tractor trailer trucks could not make it up the hill," said a spokesperson for the sheriff's department.
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The Internet has gifted us an embarrassment of preview riches this morning, and since I've seen the Pacific Rim trailer about a thousand times in the past few days, I'm loving that the films/shows starring in these spots are clever dramas, led by fantastic female performances.
Let's do this in order of priority: Gabrielle Union's new show Being Mary Jane premieres on BET tonight, so you need to take a look, then set your DVR immediately. (The other two trailers will wait here politely.) I'm excited about this series because in my mind, this casting is perfect—Gabrielle, I'm pretty sure, could actually be a news anchor in real life. Anyway, here's the deal: BET is airing a 90-minute episode tonight at 10:30 ET that'll set the stage for the regular series premiere in January. Don't miss it.
Now: Kathryn Hahn and Juno Temple are both incredible in Afternoon Delight, which is out in September. I promise you will love. An un-Mosbyfied Josh Radnor and Michaela Watkins as a hilarious unbearable-mom are major bonuses too:
Last but not least, we have a long-lead look at the Coen brothers' next effort: Inside Llewyn Davis, set in the '60s folk-music scene. Justin Timberlake and Carey Mulligan both fit in perfectly. And the retro-Manhattan visuals are wonderful:
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The velocity of change in this Internet Marketing space is most definitely accelerating. There's always a plethora of how-to blog posts, articles and books as well as white papers on how you should use all this newly created media.
Before you take much of this free advice, consider the source. Do the authors of these how-to pieces ever write in first person about results or experiences they've had with the topic they're presumably expert at?
Being an expert user of a medium doesn't make you an expert marketer in same. I find many of these authors are "do as I say, not as I do" writers.
I'd much rather read or listen to someone whose presentation skills aren't so hot but whose content is the real deal, rather than a polished writer or presenter who is a mile wide and a half-inch deep.
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SAN ANTONIO - James Harden scored 31 points, Chandler Parsons had 25, and the Houston Rockets overcame a furious second-half rally to beat San Antonio 112-106 on Saturday night, handing the Spurs their first home defeat.
Dwight Howard had 13 points and 11 rebounds, Terrence Jones added 10 points and 16 boards, and Patrick Beverly had 11 points for Houston (13-5).
Tony Parker had 27 points, Tim Duncan added 20 and Marco Belinelli scored 18 for San Antonio (14-3), which has lost two of three.
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[Top 5 Tuesday] Top 5 Pink Floyd Songs
On this day in 1967, Pink Floyd landed in New York to begin their very first American tour. These are my [Top5] Pink Floyd songs, what are yours?
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Greg Prato of Billboard.com reports: After a 12-year absence, veteran rock act KING'S X returned to The Billboard 200 last week with "XV" (InsideOut/SPV), debuting at No. 145 [with 4,450 copies sold in its first week of release]."The first few records, we all wrote a lot of music on our own and reworked it as a band," KING'S X guitarist Ty Tabor tells Billboard.com. "We went through a period where we were writing everything in the studio, because it was much more spontaneous. But if we do anything for too long, we have to switch it up to keep ourselves interested. So we decided this time to do some writing ahead of time again, and see how that worked." The end result is something the guitarist is quite happy with. "I like a larger percentage of this record than I have in a very long time. There are a few that I think are undeniably some of the best stuff Doug [Pinnick] has come up with," he says. Read more at Billboard.com.
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I started my son on rice at around 16weeks old, just giving him a small amount in the morning, he did however hate baby rice but after a few weeks of sticking to it, he finally opens his mouth to it!! You need to make sure its gluten free food you give your baby until they are fully weaned onto food.
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In recent weeks, Shangri-La II and sister track Skyview Drags have participated in both Southern Tier Speed World at the Oakdale Mall in Johnson City and the Motorsports Expo at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse.
At Johnson City, the Schneider family's ASA late model and one of the potent Zacharias No. 71 modifieds were featured in the Concrete Castle's booth, while at Syracuse Bryan Sherwood's sportsman modified was the centerpiece of the exhibit. At both shows, hundreds of fans picked up schedules for the 2011 season.
The third season of competition at the Concrete Castle opens Sunday, May 15 with the return of the ROC'n Concrete Rumble for the Race of Champions Modified Series. Last year Chuck Hossfeld made a dramatic late-race pass of Pete Brittain in turn one to win before the largest crowd in Shangri-La II history.
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"Boy, can that man box. I was impressed from start to finish. I had never seen, in all of the tapes that I saw of Mikey, him box like that. His inside game, his outside game. He showed that he was a veteran, even though he hadn't fought the likes of an Orlando Salido before. He's the real deal," HBO ringside commentator Andre Ward on Mikey Garcia's performance following Saturday night's unanimous decision over Orlando Salido.
RING, WBA and WBC super middleweight champion Andre Ward spoke to RingTV.com in the wake of Saturday night's HBO debut as a ringside commentator for the Top Rank triple-header in the Theatre at Madison Square Garden.
The event was headlined by unbeaten featherweight Miguel Angel "Mikey" Garcia's eighth-round unanimous technical decision victory that dethroned Orlando Salido as WBO beltholder, featured Kazakhstan-born WBA middleweight titleholder Gennady Golovkin's seventh-round stoppage of former junior middleweight Gabriel Rosado, and, also, a disputed split-draw between Puerto Rican WBO junior lightweight beltholder Roman "Rocky" Martinez and Mexico's Juan Carlos Burgos.
"I've done one or two on Showtime, and I've done several with ESPN. So it's been sporadic. I've done smaller networks. I've done sustained telecasts, so I've done a whole card before," said Ward, 28.
"But this was my first time on HBO. I've called a few rounds on HBO, but never a whole show like this. And what a way to get broken in by doing a triple-header at Madison Square Garden."
Ward called the fights alongside Max Kellerman, Bob Papa and HBO's unofficial ringside scorer Harold Lederman.
"I thought it was one of the best initial debuts that I've ever seen in my life. I mean, I thought that he was terrific," said Lederman. "You know, personally, listening to him, I learned something that I never would have noticed in a million years. This really showed me how sharp he is. He saw something that I never would have seen, and it just blew me away."
Lederman referenced Ward's interpretation of Salido's "telegraphed movement," which the fighter said was being exploited by Garcia.
"I think that one thing that Salido is doing that is working against him is that he is tipping Mikey off every time he wants to come in," said Ward. "He dips with his left shoulder. Mikey sees it and he either gets out of the way or he counters him."
Lederman was impressed.
"What he saw was that Orlando Salido would drop his head and drop his shoulders before he would move inside on Mikey Garcia. In other words, he was trying to rush Mikey Garcia," said Lederman. "Any time, before he would come in, Andre noticed that he would drop his head, or drop his shoulders and then rush in. I would have never seen that."
Ward (26-0, 14 knockouts) is coming off September's three-knockdown, 10th-round stoppage of RING and WBC light heavyweight champ Chad Dawson, and is recovering from successful surgery to repair his injured right shoulder which forced the cancelation of his scheduled March 2 HBO-televised defense against the now-retired former undisputed middleweight titleholder Kelly Pavlik.
"What I've gotten from Andre's on-air performances, especially from Saturday night, and, quite frankly, we've seen it for many years now, is that he's got one of these personalities and the ability to speak to each individual viewer," said his promoter, Dan Goossen.
"I liken it to a Cris Collingworth or Phil Simms. These athletes that understand all of the aspects of what is happening as their particular event is unfolding. I feel that Andre is headed for greatness, not only inside of the ring, but also, outside of the ring."
Below are some examples of Ward's commentary, followed by a Q&A.
From Golovkin-Rosado:
On the vast contrast in their amateur experience: "You can see the difference between just how fluid these guys are. That speaks to the late start of Rosado, and the over 350 amateur fights of Golovkin."
On Golovkin's punch that caused the cut over Rosado's left eye: "That's what we call in boxing the power-jab. I think Rosado can attest to that power. It probably felt like a right hand to him…Golovkin under him, and he can put his weight behind it. You can see the way that it landed that it had all of his power behind it."
From Garcia-Salido:
Early in the first round: "This is Orlando Salido's 90th championship round in his career; Mikey Garcia's first."
Following Garcia's first of two, first-round knockdowns: "It might serve Mikey to go in there and test him one more time while he's still buzzed, just like he just tried right there. You don't want Salido to warm up."
On Garcia's punch-placement: "Mikey's not only accurate, but he's hitting hard at this stage of the fight, and Salido feels every one of those punches."
On Garcia's movement: "I like the movement of Garcia. He's doing enough, but not quite overdoing it."
Andre Ward: Oh, man. Not only did I have to prep, I just went and bought a small — I don't know how big this thing is — but a small, standing flat screen for my office just so that I could get away and really dig into the fighters and really focus on what I needed to focus on.
The thing is that I knew pretty much every fighter. Out of the six main event fighters, I probably knew five of them. I had seen them fight before, and I knew how they fought.
But the one thing that I have learned is that I can't be presumptuous as I prepare. I know the sport very, very well. I've been around it most of my life.
But I've still got to do the work. So there were plenty of hours to do that before I got to New York. And then I got to New York by mid-day on Friday, and I was in my room on Friday.
Friday was the work-day, the fighter meetings, the production meetings, the weigh-in, I was in my room the rest of that night and then all day Saturday leading up until the 5 p.m. pick-up. So that whole time, I was preparing.
RingTV.com: When you reference Burgos' being forced to start faster than he has in the past as a result of facing a pressure fighter, to what do you attribute that observation?
AW: I think that speaks to the prep-work, and I'm big on that. All of the guys that I've watched do this for a long time. I don't take this lightly. I take the broadcasting and the prep-work very, very seriously.
I approach it just like I'm going to approach a fight, you know, and I'm going to do my due diligence, and when those lights come on, and we're live, I've got to execute just like I've got to execute during a fight.
I mean, I want to show myself and I want to look good, and I want the show or whatever network I'm working for that night to look good, and I want the fighters to look good.
I want to enhance the telecast, so, it's just about putting in the work just like I would any other time, and approaching it just like I would anything that I'm serious about.
Because, some people like to put me in a box and say that when your boxing career is over, this is something that you can do, but this is something that I can totally do and I've made clear that I can do right now.
RingTV.com: How much of what you said during the course of the night was based in experience, where you spot it and articulate it on the dime and on the fly?
AW: Right, well, that's two-fold. It's the prep work, but it's also my in-the-ring experience. You can have an eye for the sport and you can be around the sport and you can study the sport for years.
You can do all of the homework that you want. But having a feel for the sport is something different, and that's something that has helped me to kind of foresee what was going to happen, or what I thought was going to happen.
RingTV.com: What did you see that you liked about Rosado early that he may have gotten away from?
AW: I remember exactly what you're talking about. There was a moment, I think, it was pretty early in the second or third round, where I was assessing what I saw from Rosado.
Obviously I was weighing that against what I knew about Rosado and Golovkin and their fighting styles, what I knew from their conversations and their demeanors from the fighters' meetings, and what their trainers wanted to implement — against what was actually taking place.
Obviously, Rosado was the natural 154-pounder, although he's a big natural 154-pounder. He was coming up to fight a guy who was known for his physical strength and his punching power to go with his boxing.
What I saw was a conflict in that moment, because Rosado, even though he was trying to be mindful of boxing and being smart, he's a tough kid, and if he wasn't tough, he wouldn't have taken the fight.
But he gets hit, and he's bleeding now, and he wants to get back some respect, and in that moment, I felt like he might have been trying to get some respect a little bit too early.
But again, this is boxing, and that's the beauty of this sport. There are ebbs and flows and a lot going on, and I just think that our job as commentators is to let the people know what they're looking at.
RingTV.com: How were you able to illustrate that Salido was telegraphing his intentions, which Garcia was capitalizing on?
AW: I always loved when Antonio Tarver would articulate what he says, and Roy Jones, Paulie Malignaggi, all of the fighters that I've seen, even George Foreman and Lennox Lewis.
These guys, they've done it, they've been there, and they can just talk about maybe a little something that it's just unique because they've done it.
That's what I just try to bring to the table when I have an opportunity is to talk about what I see. I not only see it like we talked about earlier, but as a fighter, I feel it. That's the beauty of the networks.
They're very, very smart. They know how to put a team together. From the blow-by-blow guys, to the color guys, to the expert analysts, current or big fighters. That's a tremendous combination, and everyone compliments each other.
RingTV.com: Can you talk more about what the unique aspect of being a fighter adds to the team?
AW: Well, I'll give you an example. At the fighter meetings, we're drinking coffee and everybody's having a good time and we're preparing for these fighters to come in there.
But then you have the fighters coming in there, and every single one of them, they've got this look in their eye. They're not laughing, and they're not playing.
Because these men have not only prepared themselves for war, but they're about 48 hours or 24 hours away from really putting it all on the line.
So they've got that look, and I can identify with that look. I remember telling Max Kellerman, "I know that look in his eye, because I've come in the same way."
It's almost this look like, "What are you guys laughing at," and, "What's so funny?" I mean, they're in a different world. They're getting ready to embark upon something.
We're going to be on the outside being entertained, and they're the entertainers and the ones who are actually getting in there.
So, again, that's just from my experience in the sport, and it was great to be a part of such a great team of commentators. They did a great job.
RingTV.com: What sort of respect do you think you get from the fellow fighters?
AW: I feel like I got my respect from those guys. I think that that the initial look was, "Hey, what are you doing over there?" and "What are you doing on that side of the table?"
But moving forward, after the initial look of shock on their faces that I was actually part of the telecast, I think that there was respect.
And, again, with me being a fighter, I tried to, personally, stay away from certain questions like, "Are you ready?" or things like that.
As a fighter, I just tried to stay away from certain questions. I think that the questions that I did ask were received well and that I got a good response from them.
RingTV.com: Did being ringside help you to get a scouting report on Golovkin, who has designs on rising to challenge you as at 168 pounds?
AW: Absolutely. I had the best seat in the house the other night. I definitely have a job to do when I'm behind the microphone, and it's not about me — in that moment — it's not about me and a potential fight with Gennady Golovkin.
But it is about Golovkin and whoever he's fighting at the time, which, on Saturday night, was Rosado. So it was about calling that fight and calling the action. So I have to kind of take myself out of the equation.
But, obviously, being a fighter, and with him being a potential opponent, you had better believe that in my mind, I've got my pen and my pad working and I'm taking notes. I don't know any other way.
RingTV.com: Is this what you meant when you said that your injury could have been "a blessing in disguise?"
AW: I just felt like as soon as I got the lay of the land in terms of the overall situation that I was dealing with, from the injury, to the surgery, to the time off, I told my team right away.
I told [publicist] Julie [Goldsticker,] I told my manager and my promoter that I'm getting ready to stay busy and that I'm not going to be sitting around for the next few months while re-habbing.
This is a tremendous opportunity to not only kind of spread my wings and to do some more broadcasting, but, also, to just be around the sport.
It's about the fans being able to see me and to reach out and touch me. I'm not as in a hurry as I used to be. I've got some more time on my hands.
I got less on my mind so to speak. I've got no fights coming up and no training camp around the corner. This is just a good time for me to be around the fans and to spend time in the sport.
Being around the sport keeps my fire burning. It doesn't take much to get me fired up. But being around the sport and not being able to get into the ring, that does something to you.
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Synthesis of Furan Derivatives Condensed with Carbohydrates
AbstractEight new furan derivatives have been prepared and characterized. These compounds were obtained by condensation of aminosugar and aminocyclitol intermediates with furan derivatives.
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Milwaukee Music Video: See Juiceboxxx's one-take treatment for "Like a Renegade"
I'm not sure if I've met any Milwaukee performer with more energy than Juiceboxxx. The Milwaukee native (he doesn't claim a home base for now, but he was last living in Los Angeles) was in our studios last year to perform a couple of tracks off his awesome debut full-length "I Don't Want to Go Into the Darkness." It was a raucous good time. And it was really loud.
So I'm not surprised in the slightest to see JB running through the streets, ripping off his shirt, and spraying a can of what I can presume is an energy drink, for the new music video for "Darkness" track "Like a Renegade." Nor am I surprised that the whole thing was done in one take. »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Drake and more
As fate would have it, Katy Perry (above, with fans) and Lady Gaga have both released brand new songs this week. So which top pop diva has the better track? Associated Press photo by John Shearer. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee band Revomatics re-create '60s surfer music
Like Carly Rae Jepsen and Robin Thicke, the Revomatics' sound is strongly affiliated with summer. But in the Revomatics' case, it's the sound of summer from 50 years ago.
"Surf music is the punk rock of the early 1960s," said bassist Peter Flessas of the local surf-rock band. "It was dynamic music, but it was all instrumental, and you didn't have to have a big budget. It enabled young musicians to get their music out there." »Read Full Article(2)
Documentaries celebrate anniversary of Emancipation Proclamation, march on Washington
Four documentaries capturing the history of civil rights in America will be shown at the New Berlin Public Library to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington, as part of a project called, "Created Equal: America's Civil Rights Struggle."
The initiatives' four films, "The Abolitionists," "Freedom Riders," "The Loving Story" and "Slavery by Another Name" will screen Sept. 5, 17, Oct. 10 and 22, respectively, with a presiding moderator to facilitate conversations about changing meanings of freedom and equality in the U.S., the news release said. »Read Full Article
At Lebowski Fest, the costumes abide
Let's call Lebowski Fest what it is: a costume party.
Friday through Sunday, fans of "The Big Lebowski" will descend on Milwaukee in pursuit of White Russians and marmots. The film by Joel and Ethan Coen stars Jeff Bridges as The Dude, a slacker caught up in a case of a mistaken identity. The Dude, Bridges says in the film, abides, a.k.a. survives. »Read Full Article
Cats compete in regional cat show
Waukesha's Exposition Center housed the Great Lakes Regional Cat Show this weekend, presented by Wisconsin-Illinois Cat Fanciers. Nearly 200 cats entered the circus-themed competition, all hoping to rank "best" in their respective breed category.
The event was open to the public but came at a price - no attendees could play or pet the cats. The animals are judged against predetermined breed standards and grooming and many hold international titles. »Read Full Article
A Day for Detroit: U.S. critics celebrate an imperiled art collection
People do not give works of art to museums. Donors of great works of art give their treasurers to the cities they love, to the school children on yellow buses, the couples on dates, the artists and would-be artists, the seniors on a Sunday afternoon.
In a very real sense, the art in our museums belongs to us. It is a public trust. This simple truth is at the core of a foundational ethic within the museum world that prohibits museums from selling works of art to pay off debts. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
On Tap Today: A free Florentine show, summer concerts, Bing, and South Park reruns
Well, our web site may still read "Forentine at Alterra," but tonight you can take in some live opera and -- say it with me, now -- Co-lect-ivo coffee. Alter... um.... Colectivo on the Lake is hosting a free event with the Florentine Opera. Pull up a patch of patio, a lake view and enjoy some musical theater on a summer evening. The event includes a musical preview of the Florentine's upcoming season.
Or how about one of those "Road to..." movies with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in an elegant house museum. »Read Full Blog Post


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What's it like to come back to the United States when you're not only a soldier but a wife and mother? Return, a film written and directed by Lisa Johnson, stars Linda Cardellini as just such a woman who faces the daunting challenge of coming home.
Opening Feb. 10 in LA and NY, Return tells the story of Kelli, a returning reservist who struggles to readjust to her old life in a working class town in Ohio with her plumber husband (played by Michael Shannon) who has been Mr. Mom to their two young girls. The film takes it's time as Kelli's dislocation and alienation in her own home slowly drags her down until she's barely able to get up from the sofa, with missteps that include a DUI and hooking up with a terrific John Slattery playing another vet she meets in rehab.
Cardellini, whose previous roles include another working class toughie, Samantha Taggart on ER, spent over a year and a half preparing for the role and is in virtually every frame of the film. Her downward spiral, with little or no dialogue, is an actor's master class in presence and skill. And her face, often a mask of passivity with mere glimpses of both pain and the normal girl she once was, stays with you long after the film is over.
Meredith Viera is one of the executive producers of the film and had this to say about Cardellini's performance:
"This entire movie rests on the shoulders of Linda and, not only doesn't she disappoint, she amazes. She brings such depth and nuance to her performance and to this character. There's a scene in the film in which she discovers something and, without any dialogue, with the camera focused only on her eyes, the story is told, her shift in emotion is felt. It's remarkable and, as an executive producer on this film, very thrilling for me. I'm excited for people who haven't seen Linda in this kind of role, with this kind of responsibility to really carry a film, to see her in this new light."
Cardellini, who is expecting a baby this month, recently answered the following questions for me:
What a huge role. As has been noted, you are virtually in every scene of this film. Can you talk a bit about your preparation before filming? Your immersion into this character?
It is a giant role. I am so happy to have been entrusted with it; it's a role of a lifetime.
I tried to do as much background research as possible -- I went to the VA hospital, did bedside visits, spoke in person and over the phone with anyone who was willing to share their experience. I met women (and men) who were really generous and shared a lot with me. Kelli has a lot running through her mind throughout the film and it was important to me to fill her silences with the details and stories I had collected. I also found some very interesting blogs/websites -- there are great accounts by women soldiers about their everyday experiences while they are deployed, some of whom are fantastic writers. Liza and I went out to the Marine base at 29 Palms. It was helpful to be immersed in the military culture, because it is very specific. It was wonderful to be invited to experience the daily life, even just learning the ways people address one another, or how they comport themselves in different ways.
We did things that were not at all in the movie, but seemed like important background for the character. We stayed in the town in Ohio where Liza first imagined the film, we visited places where Kelli and her family would frequent while living their normal life, we also learned to shoot and clean rifles. My character doesn't shoot any guns on screen in the movie, but I wanted to have as much background preparation as possible. I wanted Kelli to appear capable of handling all of the things she may have learned in basic training, even if she doesn't specifically perform those tasks in the film.
One of the most informative people we spoke to was a psychologist who had come out of retirement to help returning soldiers readjust. We sat with her for a while and asked her how people dealt with their return and what some of the recurring issues were. Although everyone had a different and separate story there was a definite common thread of soldiers having a hard time getting back to the "normal" that they had expected. She had dealt with many different cases and shared that often one specific trauma could not describe the experience of alienation or change in the person as they returned. She had said, merely being in such a broken and war torn environment can change people in a way that they can't quite ever explain.
The film allows a great deal of time for Kelli to change -- not always for the better. And so much seems to be an internal decline -- can you share your thoughts on how this comes about so effectively in Return?
When she gets home she's pretty thrilled for things to get back to normal, but then of course things are never exactly the way you left them. Life has changed in many ways at home and her experiences have changed her. Another aspect to the disruption of normalcy for her is that it's hard when you've been working in such a high-stakes environment, to go back to a job where the stakes seem pretty low. Her "internal decline," is a slow unravelling that is very painful. She wants so badly for things to be what they were before she left but nothing is as it was. She has expectations on herself and expectations from others that can be too difficult to navigate at times or understand. I think Kelli is struggling to understand a version of herself that is now somehow foreign to her and those around her.
Viewers are likely to remember your role as Samantha Taggart on ER and see similarities to Kelli in Return -- the working-class pragmatism, toughness, impatience with talks about feelings, tendency to shut down when threatened... do these roles seem similar and/or come particularly easily to you?
I loved the role of Samantha Taggart and I was excited to take it exactly for those reasons. I grew up around a lot of working-class pragmatism, and there aren't a lot of roles like that.
I believe that both are survivors, they both have a strong sense of motherhood and duty. Kelli is different to me because she had a life she loved and chose a job that meant something different to her than when she enlisted. Her job description changed when the wars came along. She signs up for duty because she wants to serve her country but did not realize to what extent and what cost.
Sam runs away a lot. Kelli could try but can never.
I like playing roles where things can be left unsaid. I think it is the beauty of film. I like the silences that Liza allows for Kelli. It lets the audience become a participant in her inner life.
I was particularly struck with the lightness and confidence of the interaction between Kelli and her daughters. Can you talk a bit about playing a mother in this film?
Thank you! Those girls were great. Michael Shannon was great with the kids. They really took to him from the start, which was good for me because they were less familiar with me to begin with and made the distance a mother would have had from her children seem more real. I wanted it to seem that at first they have a stronger bond with their father after that year she spent away. I think that is an unnerving experience for a mother and leads to her further sense of alienation. I loved working with the girls because they are such a contrast to what Kelli has seen and been through. They are beautiful, trusting and innocent. They are some of her only allies at times. They are her world but she has been compelled to make different choices for them than most mothers.
A final question -- at the end of the film once again we are with Kelli at the airport. In your opinion, how broken is she?
I think she is more resolute than broken. She has searched her options and she does what she knows best, she takes responsibility for herself and her family, living up to the commitments she's made. I think she is still fighting for her family every step of the way and fully expects to have all of that back someday. I think that she is unsure of her future but unwilling to give up on her kids. Maybe she is going back for answers to questions she can't quite define.
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Students Study Bombay International Store
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Bombay International on Michigan Street in South Bend is filled with delightful scarves, dresses and baubles. In a back room there are pillows and other decorator items. A rack of blouses in striking colors is in one corner. Nothing here is mass produced; nothing that is found in big box stores.
The owner, Mariam Malkovsky, returns to her native country of India once a year to bring back this colorful array of clothing and accessories.
Her business is important. She takes pride in the beautiful fabrics and jewelry. But her philanthropy is her true passion. The profits from the store have helped set up businesses in India for several other women who would have difficulty supporting themselves.
Malkovsky was encouraged by friends to take goods to South Bend's Farmers Market in 1995. "Cecilia Cunningham (a retired art professor at IU South Bend) told me to take the things to the market." It worked and she found a loyal base. She then moved to a permanent location on Edison and Indiana 23 in 1999. She has been in her present location, across from the Chocolate Café, for four years.
She went to the Small Business Development Center for a few business tips. Jim Gregar, associate director, suggested that her business become part of a class project for a small business practicum class at IU South Bend.
What she got was some valuable pointers, business insight and new friends. The students were practically adopted and served Indian cuisine.
"They helped me develop computer skills, and a presence on the Internet. I have a Facebook page. I did things the old fashioned way. I learned Quickbooks," she said. In the past she kept ledgers. "It was wonderful to get their help."
Through the spring semester the small class met to discuss her finances, future growth, customer and operations. They talked to loyal customers and what keeps them coming back. Dannil Salade, a senior from Mishawaka, said the relationship with her customers is very important. "She knows who they are" and what the customers want.
The store draws from downtown businesses and from visitors to the Chocolate Café. The noon hour is busy and spring and summer are the prime shopping season for her, she said. The fall is slower until Christmas season and then picks up again with Valentine's Day.
Carl Case, a senior from Osceola, said they analyzed the foot traffic and the business from hotels during the Notre Dame football games.
Andrew Bratton, a senior from Elkhart, said with Miriam's new computer skills she can now stay connected to her customers. "This has been a great experience for me. To get into her mind and learn her business, and learn what to do."
Salade called it a practical way to learn a business from the ground up.
Two others students, Woyciech Marczynski and Marc Rose, contributed to the business review.
Malkovsky said she is thankful for the help and her new friends. She hopes that she can inspire others to be generous with their gifts and help others to succeed.


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Since submarines began roaming the depths in World War I, sailors and oceanographers, who use sonar technology to map seafloor topography and identify ocean life, have regularly run into "acoustic ghosts"—inexplicable bodies of movable mass that sometimes rivaled the size of a city—writes ocean engineering professor Nicholas Makris in IEEE Spectrum (Aug. 2011). Affectionately called UFOs (unidentified floating objects), these sonar readings were blamed on factors as various as deep-ocean mountains and changes in water temperature. Every time a theory emerged to explain the phenomenon, however, it was quickly shot down.
In 2003 Makris and fellow scientists aboard a research vessel just south of Long Island, New York, discovered that the UFOs were composed of hundreds of millions of fish—massive gatherings on a scale never before documented. Using low-frequency sonar technology that penetrated hundreds of miles, they identified a school roughly the size of Manhattan. A follow-up expedition revealed yet another gigantic shoal off the coast of Massachusetts. "It wasn't a white whale," writes Makris, "but it was just as alive—and a whole lot bigger." (To put it in perspective, a sperm whale like Moby-Dick might reach 22 yards.)
The jubilation surrounding their discovery lasted as long as it took to radio the news to another research vessel on an open maritime channel. Overhearing the dispatch, dozens of commercial fishing boats sped to the site. The implications were enormous. "That episode made it very clear that this new fish-finding sonar could wreak havoc on ecosystems around the world," Makris writes.
Makris and his team are set to launch, early this year, a streamlined sonar system that is smaller and lighter. But they're keeping close tabs on the use of the technology and are working to ensure that its primary purpose remains scientific. "The oceans cover nearly three-quarters of Earth's surface, yet to this day they remain dark and largely unexplored frontiers. By casting some light on the ocean with side-area sonar, we hope we can help to preserve marine life," Makris concludes. "Used responsibly—perhaps by delaying the release of the data for a month or two—the information gleaned would provide marine biologists with a valuable scientific resource without compromising the sea creatures it reveals."
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Gustavo Santaolalla and Johan Soderqvist's score for director Susanne Bier's film Things We Lost in the Fire is an appropriate accompaniment to the low-key drama. The Danish Bier, an adherent of the European "Dogma" brand of filmmaking — naturalistic acting, natural lighting, handheld camera, etc. — brought much of this approach to an American "Hollywood" film with big movie stars (Halle Berry, Benicio Del Toro, David Duchovny) in telling her story about a recently widowed woman and her platonic but nevertheless involved relationship with a drug addict who was a friend of her husband. Santaolalla and Sodverqvist provide a large number of short cues (30 in 37 minutes on the soundtrack album) dominated by delicately played acoustic guitars, with occasional orchestral or electronic backgrounds. It's a quiet, careful, somber style in keeping with the subject and style of the film.
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I didn't really like it.
I'll be the first to admit that I'm not crazy about Santoalla... everything sounds like improv'd Spanish guitar music. I still can't figure out how he won two Oscars in a row, both for scores that weren't very meaty. This CD fell right in line with my expectations. Unfortunately it just isn't very good, but if you like moody, rambling guitar music, you might like this one. I think my 2 stars really means "please try something new and different because it's all starting to sound the same."
I loved it
I think the problem a lot of people have with this score is the that repetitve guitar that you hear in most of the songs. It worked for me though, and really, not EVERY song on this soundtrack is the same. If you've seen the movie, you can see how much the soundtrack fits the tone of the film. Not to mention, the songs are absolutely beautiful.
pretty good
music isnt bad at all just not a perfect 5 sytars
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It began with one man's dream. A dream of the perfectly-realized American company.
A company that would create dissatisfied customers in the process of exploiting demoralized employees while selling overpriced and ineffective products to remediate the problems caused by the very process itself.
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Or is it, Love Lies Green? Whatever, these 'Love Lies Bleeding ( the green form) have reached 7 feet tall in our intense tropical summer weather, and they finally are starting to drop their flower stems which make them so cool. These stylish green tassels belong to a family of plants related to Celosia called Amaranthus, specifically, Amaranthus caudatus. Growing 'Emerald Tassels' isn't easy, for simply buying a six pack at a garden center will rarely reward you with plants like these 7 foot tall giants. But they are easy enough, as long as you follow two rules. One, Plant the seeds yourself, either in your own plastic pots, or better yet, in the ground where they are to be grown. If started in pots indoors ( as these were), carefully remove them when large to their final growing location, for Amaranthus ( and Celosia) detest transplanting, and if they ever experience stress while in a pot ( be it becoming even ever so slightly root bound, or allowed to dry out even once) they will virtually stop growing.
I ordered my seeds from Johnny's Selected Seeds, planted them in April, and transplanted them in mid May. I planted this bed with another new cultivar of Amaranth called 'Hot Biscuits', which, is rather boring in it's browness, but it sounded perfectly ugly ( it is) and I was tempted to try it. Besides, they had me at the name. Sometimes, colors like this can be exciting to try, for happy accidents can happen, and as a color geek, I am always willing to try odd combinations. The green of the 'Love Lies Bleeding' is awesome, the bisquits? No so much. I may yank them out, because they are now 8 feet tall and shading my new tree peonies.
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The first thing you notice when you walk off the elevator onto the sixth floor of Trifecta Technologies' new Allentown headquarters is the commanding downtown view and natural light cascading through what used to be a solid wall.
Then there are the exposed brick, reclaimed wood accents, Apple TV-linked flat-screen televisions, industrial steel office dividers and glass-walled conference rooms with iPad door handles, and the cafeteria beer fridge stocked with Guinness and Sam Adams.
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> Hi,
> I'd like to discuss if returning a mail that went through a mailing list, back
> to the sender can be described as backscatter. I sent the postmaster a mail
> becouse they filter mails that contains specific words and send a bounce to
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if they can't guarantee that the sender really sent them mail, then it's
backscatter. to prove it, forge a sender address and wait for the NDR.
one question to ask is: would you respond to a spam trap?
> Now i'm preparing to dicuss this with him/her and would like to
> hear your opinion.
backscatter is when you hit an innocent who didn't ask for your mail. if
you are certain that the sender really sent it, it's not backscatter.
but if you can't guarantee it, it's backscatter. if you can guarantee it
automatically, please tell us how you do:)
- do not accept mail to invalid addresses, then generate a bounce
- do not accept mail, filter it, then generate a bounce (virus bounce,
spam filter bounce, ...)
- do not auto-respond (vacation or other) unless you know what you are
doing. auto-responding to From/to headers is wrong. auto-responding to
mailing-lists is wrong. ... etc.
- do not send Challenge-Response
if you don't like a message, you must reject it during the smtp
transaction (do not take responsibility), discard it (not very nice but
better than backscatter), quarantine it or deliver it. sending an NDR is
no more acceptable. not more than open relay was few years ago. those
old "but rfc requires blah blah" are silly. the RFC intent was to make
mail reliable, not to help selfish admins push problems to others (in
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Share a little about the materials, processes and techniques used to create this cake: I hand painted the sugar skull using Americolor gel colors. Imprinted the design on the top tier with a fondant cutter and added sugar pearls. the roses were made from fondant with tylose and dusted with black. This was a lot of fun to do, the inspiration for this cake was an illustration I found online. Thanks to Erin Schaefgen for being such an inspiration and Thanks for looking