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Beautiful Black Hills Ranch House
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Newly renovated ranch house with all the comforts of home! House sleeps up to 12 people. Featuring three separate bedrooms and three bathrooms. Master bedroom offers two queen beds and private full bath. Two other bedrooms each featuring a queen bed. Family room includes two sets of bunk beds. There is a full kitchen with a stove, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher. Pots, pans, and utensils are provided. House also features a washer and dryer, two wood-burning fireplaces, deck/patio, and gas grill!
Guests are welcome to bring their horses as well. Indoor/outdoor shelter and pens are available for just $25 per horse, per night. Certified hay is also available.
Plan your summer vacation now! Call to make your Ranch House reservation now. House is available for rent May 15 - October 15.
Erin Butler
Located approximately 30 miles southwest of Rapid City. Approximately 14 miles from Mount Rushmore National Memorial, and near other Black Hills area attractions.
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|Lodging tax: 8
|Deposits: First & last night deposit due at time of booking. Refund of deposit if cancel 15 days prior to stay, minus a $25 cancellation fee. Reservations during Sturgis Motorcycle Rally require entire stay deposit at time of booking. Cancellations made within 60 days of Rally result in loss of entire deposit.
|Payment Options: Discover, Mastercard, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: $425+tax per night up to six (6) people. $25 per each additional person, per night (up to 12 people). Guests welcome to bring their horses. Indoor/outdoor shelter and pens available at $25 per horse, per night. Please note higher rates apply during Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Reviews for this vacation home rental in Custer, South Dakota
Christine Meehan Poore
Gilbert, Az
August 12, 2011
We loved this home! Kids loved seeing all the animals, comfortable home, great kitchen & quiet area but a short drive to everything! Would love to come back and stay again.
Danielle Bethke
MInneapolis, MN
Great location, great accomodations!
June 30, 2010
We stayed at the Custer Ranch house with another family. There were 11 of us and we were more than comfortable! Beautiful grounds, beautiful views of the hills in the distance. The inside of the house was well laid out, and the decor was so charming! This house is very roomy, and we were delighted that there was a whole lower level that we could use as "the kids quarters", so the adults could have quiet time after bedtime. The house was very well maintained, and the interior was absolutely clean and spotless. We were pleasantly surprised to find out that a cleaning person came daily and tidied up and made beds. We weren't expecting that, and it was lovely. The first day we arrived, there were really heavy rains, and unfortunately some wetness in the basement followed (only a very small area in a corner). We called, and someone came out right away and happily took care of the problem. All the staff we encountered at the Game Lodge (this is where the house is rented and maintained through) was helpful and pleasant. The house is only a few short miles outside the entrance to Custer National Park, and it was so conveniently located to all major attractions. It was nice to spend busy days out seeing and doing things, and then come back to such a nice house to relax and unwind. The kitchen was well stocked with utensils, except it does need to have a large frying pan. We can't wait to come back next summer, and will be staying at the Custer Ranch house again, without hesitation!


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NOV 07, 2013 - Boston Globe
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Nine years after Facebook got its start in a Harvard dorm room, the social network is back in Cambridge. Facebook Inc. has opened an engineering office in Kendall Square, in the heart of the area's growing tech community and in the same neighborhood where other West Coast software giants Amazon.com Inc. and Twitter Inc. have recently established beachheads. The office will give a permanent home to a handful of Facebook employees in the area who have been working remotely. Facebook refused to provide details on the size of its office or on how many employees it plans on hiring. The Globe's
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By Claudette Roulo, American Forces Press ServiceSeptember 10, 2012
SHANKSVILLE, Pa. (Sept. 10, 2012) -- On the eve of the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta toured the Flight 93 National Memorial here and called the passengers and crew of the ill-fated plane American heroes.
The plane, which took off from Newark, N.J. destined for San Francisco, crashed after passengers and crew members, aware of the attacks in New York and at the Pentagon, overpowered hijackers to prevent them from reaching their target. The 9/11 Commission said the terrorists most likely wanted to crash the plane into the White House or the U.S. Capitol.
"[They] responded with selflessness, determination and tremendous courage. And at the cost of their own lives, they made the fateful decision to fight back," Panetta told reporters while touring the memorial, laying a wreath to honor the victims and speaking with relatives of those who perished on that day 11 years ago. "Their example continues to inspire and to strengthen our nation."
Since 9/11, Panetta said, millions of young men and women have been inspired by their sacrifice to step forward and serve the United States.
"And like the heroes of Flight 93, they put their lives on the line for our country," he added. "For more than a decade, they have fought to ensure that such an attack would never happen again."
Panetta said the visit was an opportunity to renew the nation's pledge to the victims of 9/11, their families and to all Americans to "remain forever vigilant against threats to our homeland."
The nation has accomplished many things since the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil, he said. "We have brought [Osama] bin Laden to justice, we've decimated the leadership of al-Qaida, [and] we have seriously undermined their ability to plan and conduct an attack similar to 9/11.
"Our troops are still fighting to deny safe haven to al-Qaida and to their extremist allies in Afghanistan," he continued. "We are continuing to fight them in Yemen, in Somalia and in North Africa. Make no mistake -- we will pursue and we will fight them wherever they go. There is no place that will be safe for them to hide from justice."
The United States is stronger and safer as a result of the sacrifices in Shanksville, he said, and as a result of the "tremendous sacrifice of those who have served this nation over these last 10 years."
"As I've often said, one of the toughest jobs I have is to write notes to the families of those who have been lost in battle," he said. "With each note, I express the tremendous sorrow that we all have for their loss, but I also say that they gave their lives for all they loved.
"They gave their lives for the families they loved and for the country they loved, and there is no greater sacrifice than to do that," Panetta continued. "That's what these heroes did here. As a result, they are forever American heroes. This is hallowed ground. This is hallowed ground because this is the final resting place of American patriots."


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The 2007 hiring of New Hampshire offensive coordinator Chip Kelly was historic to the Oregon football program. Although named to the same position by Oregon (taking over for Gary Crowton who left for LSU), his version of the spread offense has brought legendary results to a program that has had it�s share of ups and downs. His innovative offensive assault gained more national attention once Duck Head Coach Mike Belotti resigned and Kelly was named his replacement.
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MAR 05, 2013 - Forbes
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The British government's bill to make gay marriage legal has already had serious consequences. It has split the Conservative Party wide open and threatens to make its defeat in the next election, already quite likely, absolutely certain. It may also have disastrous effects on the churches. Anglicans, belonging to a church that is established by law as a national body, are afraid that if the bill becomes law any of their clergy who refuse to perform a same-sex marriage ceremony will face criminal prosecution. Lawyers foresee years of intense argument, appeals and counter-appeals, accompanied
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Autism America Radio New Line-Up
Autism America Radio is back on Saturday with Special guests Producer and director Tricia Regan (Autism: The Musical) and educational attorney and special education advocate Valerie Vanaman!
Join hosts Matthew Asner and Andrea Nittoli for two hours of talk and interviews Saturdays 3-5PM on KTLK 1150 in Los Angeles.
Want to participate? Call in studio 877-827-1150!
The Show will also be streamed live at http://www.ktlkam1150.com/mediaplayer/ and podcast on iTunes!
Visit the Autism America Radio Facebook page here!
Stakeholders Make Their Mark at IMFAR 2011
This is a guest post by Peter Bell, the executive vice president for programs and services at Autism Speaks. He oversees the foundation's government relations and family services activities and also serves as an advisor to the science division.
The International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR) celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. To commemorate this special occasion, the organizers returned to San Diego the site of the inaugural meeting in 2001. Although the city pretty much looks the same (one notable exception is the new Petco Park baseball stadium downtown), the landscape of IMFAR has undergone radical changes. While IMFAR is first and foremost a scientific meeting, the meeting has developed into a healthy blend of science and stakeholder perspectives.
The most notable difference between IMFAR 2001 and IMFAR 2011 is attendance. This year's meeting attracted almost 2000 participants compared to just 250 when IMFAR began. The original meeting was a satellite to the very large Society for Neuroscience conference. Now IMFAR spawns its own satellite meetings. More than 1,100 research abstracts were presented this year over the course of three days. Ten years ago, there were fewer than 200 abstracts and the meeting lasted just a day and a half. Without question, the quality of research has undergone major transformation during the past decade.
The idea to create IMFAR was first conceived and supported by the stakeholder community. In fact, the first several years of IMFAR were organized by CAN and NAAR, which later merged with Autism Speaks, with strong support and guidance from the MIND Institute at UC Davis. Eventually, the International Society for Autism Research (INSAR) was formed to give autism scientists and students a membership organization to host the meeting and further develop the field. INSAR is now responsible for producing IMFAR each year while Autism Speaks and several other advocacy organizations continue to play a critical role and provide financial support in the form of sponsorships.
Two years ago, INSAR President David Amaral formed a Community Advisory Committee to ensure the stakeholder community is well represented and positively contributes to the success of the Society and its annual meeting. The Committee is chaired by Peter Bell from Autism Speaks (also a parent advocate) and co-chaired by self-advocate John Elder Robison, author of "Look Me in the Eye" and "Be Different". Total membership includes six parent advocates, two self-advocates and one graduate student.
This year's IMFAR meeting included many activities geared toward the stakeholder community. For the second consecutive year, one of the local academic institutions (University of California, San Diego) hosted an IMFAR Community Conference the day before IMFAR started. Over 300 attendees including parents, educators, therapists, clinicians and students attended this year's event. One of the highlights of the conference was a panel of teens with autism who talked about their experiences living on the spectrum.
Once IMFAR opened on Thursday, the spotlight focused on several advocates who were honored at the Awards Reception. In addition to awarding Dr. Margaret Baumen from MassGeneral Hospital with the Lifetime Achievement Award, the INSAR board of directors created a new annual award called the INSAR Advocate Award for the important contributions that advocates make to research. Appropriately, the inaugural award was given to the founders of the organizations that started IMFAR ten years ago, Portia Iversen and Jonathan Shestack from Cure Autism Now (CAN) and Karen and Eric London from the National Alliance for Autism Research (NAAR).
The INSAR board also gave a Special Recognition Award (posthumously) to Bernard Rimland, PhD who is widely recognized for his discovery of the powerful evidence that autism is a biologic disorder and not due to poor parenting. Dr. Rimland later formed the National Society for Autistic Children, which is now known as the Autism Society of America, as well as the Autism Research Institute. This honor was especially fitting because San Diego was his home. His wife Gloria and son Mark were on hand to accept the award and enjoyed a standing ovation in memory of Dr. Rimland's significant contributions to autism research.
A special surprise greeted those who attended the annual reception at the conclusion of day one. Under beautiful sunny skies on the rooftop deck of the Manchester Hyatt Hotel, IMFAR attendees were treated to a wonderfully entertaining performance by some of the stars from "Autism: The Musical", the Emmy-winning HBO documentary. Not surprisingly, autism researchers know how to have a good time thanks to the musical talents and personalities presented by these teens.
On Friday, the annual Stakeholder Networking Luncheon, sponsored by Autism Speaks, was held to encourage greater interaction between the autism researchers and members of the stakeholder community. This year's event attracted over 90 participants, up from about 60 the year prior. Most of the attendees were parents or grandparents, with about a dozen participants being autistic individuals and another dozen being siblings of a person with autism.
The luncheon included presentations by both scientists (INSAR President David Amaral from UC Davis, IMFAR Keynote Speaker Ricardo Dolmetsch from Stanford University and ATN Clinical Coordinating Center Director James Perrin from MassGeneral Hospital) as well as stakeholders (parent/researcher Sarah Logan from Medical University of South Carolina and autistic self-advocate/author John Elder Robison). Stay tuned for video highlights of the luncheon by Alex Plank and his crew from Wrong Planet.
During her brief remarks at the end of the luncheon, Sarah Logan, who is a PhD student at Medical University of South Carolina as well as the mother of a 14 year old boy with autism, referenced a quote from Albert Einstein: "A man should look for what is, and not for what he thinks should be." She eloquently pointed out that as stakeholders, it's natural (and easy) to become emotionally invested. Yet IMFAR presents science as science – with passionately curious individuals who can find harmony between the emotionally invested and the empirically driven.
Sarah further explained: "At the end of the day, one thing we all have in common is that we want a better quality of life for our loved ones living with autism. And that comes with knowledge. Knowledge is power. IMFAR is an amazing place to both gain, and share knowledge that will lead to improved quality of lives for all of those involved – parent, individuals, caregivers, families and siblings."
Autism Talk TV – Episode 12
This is a guest post by Alex Plank, an autistic adult who founded the online community Wrong Planet. Alex is a graduate of George Mason University.
Thanks for tuning in to the latest episode of Autism Talk in which we interview Elaine Hall, the founder of The Miracle Project in Los Angeles. Elaine worked in the film industry until she adopted an autistic son and decided to start the Miracle Project, a successful program in which autistic children sing and act and dance in order to promote learning and social interaction.
The Miracle Project is hosting a cruise for autistic children in June of 2011 which features music drama and dance. Stephen Shore will be on the boat teaching music to children.
Elaine and The Miracle Project were featured in the HBO documentary "Autism The Musical" and wrote a book about raising her autistic son entitled "now i see the moon." Elaine generously granted us an interview in which she talks about her experience raising her deeply autistic son. In addition, Elaine explains The Miracle Project and her views about working with autistic children.
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Autism in Cinema
Over the past few years, the prevalence rates of autism have become staggering, with 1 in 110 children being diagnosed with autism. There have been several movies and documentaries which have placed autism at the forefront. These movies have spread awareness and helped to inform the masses. Here is a list of some movies that have a common theme of autism. Thanks to The Internet Movie Database, we have synopses of each for you. Follow the links to learn more about these films and documentaries. Which of these movies have you watched? What did you think?
A Mother's Courage: Talking Back to Autism (2009)
The Sunshine Boy is a moving, compassionate portrayal of a mother's desperate quest to understand the perplexing condition that controls her son. A journey through different countries, where every stop-over opens a new path into the depths of autism – and places her son in a strikingly different perspective as it reaches the end. Read more.
Adam (2009)
Soon after moving in, Beth, a brainy, beautiful writer damaged from a past relationship encounters Adam, the handsome, but odd, fellow in the downstairs apartment whose awkwardness is perplexing. Beth and Adam's ultimate connection leads to a tricky relationship that exemplifies something universal: truly reaching another person means bravely stretching into uncomfortable territory and the resulting shake-up can be liberating. Read more.
Autism: The Musical (2007)
Director Tricia's Regan's riveting documentary follows five different families, participating in The Miracle Project (a theatre program created specifically for children with special needs) as their kids write and perform their own musical production. The film is as much about the parents of autistic kids as it is about the kids themselves. How does one communicate with a child who won't speak? What do you do when your kid only sleeps two hours per night? How do you cope with a world that has little use or compassion for kids that are so different? These are only a few of the questions that the parents must deal with, questions illustrated by a series of almost painfully honest and blunt encounters. Perhaps the most surprising of the kids profiled is Neal, the son of Elaine Hall, who founded the Miracle Project. Profoundly autistic, he hardly speaks, and is prone to violent tantrums, but when he is finally fitted with a keyboard voice box, a sweet, intelligent personality is revealed. A complete triumph! Read more.
The Black Balloon (2008)
Thomas is turning 16. His dad's in the army and they've just moved to a town in New South Wales; his mom is pregnant; his older brother, Charlie, who's autistic, has his own adolescent sexual issues. Thomas finds Charlie an embarrassment in public, so when Thomas is attracted to Jackie, a girl in his swim class, Charlie presents any number of obstacles when she drops by their house, when the three of them go for a walk, and during a family birthday dinner. Can Thomas find a way enter the world of teen romance and still be his brother's keeper, or is Charlie's disability going to prove more than Thomas can handle? Read more.
God's Ears (2007)
Alexia, working in the sex industry, her perspective on men soured by her job, can't seem to find her way out. When she encounters Noah in a restaurant, he can barely look at her, not because she's beautiful, and she is, but because it's simply just too painful to gaze upon a face, any face. His autism, though seen as a handicap by others, is the condition that causes him to "see" Alexia not as a sex object, but as she wishes to see herself–as good and worthy to be loved just as she is. He captures her attention and her heart. It would seem an unlikely meeting, but Worth creatively draws the parallels of human loneliness and longing that bring these two people together in an unforgettably touching story of the heart. Read more.
Mozart and the Whale (2005)
A dramatic-comedy, inspired by the lives of two people with Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism, whose emotional dysfunctions threaten to sabotage their budding romance. Donald is a good-natured but hapless taxi driver with a love of birds and a superhuman knack for numbers. Like many people with AS, he likes patterns and routines. But when the beautiful but complicated Isabel joins the autism support group he leads, his life – and his heart – are turned upside down. Read more.
Temple Grandin (2010)
Biopic of Temple Grandin, an autistic woman who overcame the limitations imposed on her by her condition to become an expert in the field of animal husbandry. She developed an interest in cattle early in life while spending time at her Aunt and Uncle's ranch. She did not speak until age four and had difficulty right through high school, mostly in dealing with people. Her mother was very supportive as were some of her teachers. She is noted for creating her 'hug box', widely recognized today as a way of relieving stress and her humane design for the treatment of cattle in processing plants, even winning an award from PETA. Today, she is a professor at Colorado State University. Read more.
Walking in the Dark : Finding the Light in Autism (2010)
In the documentary, "Walking In The Dark: Finding The Light In Autism" hope is restored. The primary purpose of this documentary is to serve as an educational tool to help parents seek those unanswered questions, find ways to network and to get involved. And, through meeting the families, find hope. You will come into their lives, their homes, and see how they live day to day. See how they cope, how they search for the best therapies and medical attention they can find for their children. And, most of all, through the eyes of their children, see the hope. Read more.


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I don't know if they still have this feature, but I am know the video was after E3 2011.
Indeed Red Storm are a very passionate team, and if they say they will support the game and monitor just how we play so they can fine tune it, they will..
As you may know, I was running around talking to a few people at the event, and I would say that even though a few options and things are missing for some of them they all REALLY enjoyed the game..
Needless to say, I may have missed a few who didn't - but a lot of people where impressed, so I'm hoping the beta shows the game to the wider community and they are happy with it..
Yes we will get threads complaining about certain things, but that is good - with constructive feedback, they can tweak the game even more..
Message to all - a civil well worded thread, is always the best way to get your point across - ranting and swearing - only results in threads being locked and you dismissed as a troll..
Keep the feed back concise and to the point, gather support and you have a better chance of the team both reading it and doing something about it, Not to say all suggestions will be considered, but make the best case you can
i need help. i think im the only one with the beta that has not got in a match yet. i havent even been in a lobby with other people yet.
is there a trick to getting a match?
i did. 3 times. no one will help me. i just want to play at least one game on ps3. are there any router settings i should know about?
why have you made the pdr ie submachine guns less damaging have a lower rpm and less rounds for the engineer class while giving the rifleman body armour frags and a default rifle that has range more damage and a higher rate of fire which seems to penalize a player that wants to suppport his squad seems like youve made it so everyone will go rifleman
Did they have newer build than one released on consoles (as beta) ? Why does it look and perform less smooth then videos from E3 ?
If you have the MP Beta(I got it from a friend), do we get GR:FS or do we have to buy it again?Or do we only get like multiplayer? :P Because I have the Beta and it's really fun so yeah
And I have no idea whatsoever how he got it and he refuses to tell me -.- So yeah would like to know.
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If jewelry can be brought to life, none perhaps can make this happen than Roberto Coin. His line of animal-inspired jewelry pieces can inspire even the least art-inclined person. And he uses animals that are not by nature cute or associated with beauty. Take spiders, octopuses, geckos and snakes and Roberto Coin will transform them into admirable, even heavenly, works of creations. The Gecko Bracelet is imaginative with its detailed tail whose scales are independently crafted. The Snake Bracelet is similarly alluring, a feminine charm that is both sensual as dangerous like a woman. The Spider Bracelet has an intense look that attracts, rather than scares. The Octopus Ring is royally elegant with its tiny diamonds liberally encrusted around its brilliant head. If you have this notorious penchant to scare your woman with evil creatures, give her these malevolent but luxurious pieces instead.
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Hi all,
After going through the CMIS specification, I think having application written using CMIS getObjectByPath
would provide uniqueness to application code as well as source of data instead of objectId.
Problem with objectId (unique id based on CMS product) is that it will differ from product to product.
What I see is most of the methods accept objectId and not the objectPath. So everytime I have to use getObjectByPath to fetch objectId and then use this id to call other methods, for e.g. getContentStream.
I think CMIS specification could be improved by having objectPath of an object as an additional parameter in addition to objectId.
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Artemis and Actaeon
Artemis and Actaeon Study Questions
Bring on the tough stuff - there's not just one right answer.
- Rape is a common motif in Greek myths (take Leda and the Swan or Poseidon and Demeter, for example). How is this story similar or different to other stories with this motif?
- Why is Artemis so upset when Actaeon sees her? Is she more upset about the loss of modesty or the loss of respectability?
- Of all the animals that Artemis could have chosen, why do you think she transforms Actaeon into a deer?
- How do you think Artemis would have reacted to the fact that Actaeon's hounds eventually killed him? Do you think she meant for him to die?
- Some versions of the myth say that Actaeon bragged that he was just as good at hunting as Artemis. How does this change the story?
- The fact that Actaeon's dogs kill him at the end is an interesting twist. Why do you think some versions of the myth include this development? What does it say about hunting, kindness, or karma?
- Do you think Actaeon is 100% innocent?
- Ovid describes what happened to Actaeon as "hard fate." Do you think Actaeon was destined to stumble upon Artemis's grove, or do you think it was just random chance?
- How could Actaeon have avoided what happened to him? (First, being turned into a deer, and second, being eaten by dogs.)


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Unmanned Aerial Systems: FAA Continues Progress toward Integration into the National Airspace
, Government Accountability Office report GAO-15-610, July 16, 2015
U.S. Geological Survey Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Roadmap 2014
, March 2015
Unmanned Aerial Systems: Actions Needed to Improve DOD Pilot Training
, Government Accountability Office report GAO-15-461, May 14, 2015
Unmanned Aerial Systems: Status of Test Sites and International Developments
, Government Accountability Office testimony, March 24, 2015
Unmanned Aerial Systems: Efforts Made toward Integration into the National Airspace Continue, but Many Actions Still Required
, Government Accountability Office testimony, December 10, 2014
DoD Inventory of and Funding for Unmanned Aerial Systems, FY02-FY17
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Unmanned Systems Integrated Roadmap FY2013-2038
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Integration of Civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in the National Airspace System (NAS) Roadmap
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Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Service Demand 2015 - 2035
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Undefeated middleweight contender Martin Murray is demanding a rematch with Germany's 'super' WBA titleholder Felix Sturm following their controversial draw in Mannheim last weekend.
Many ringside were of the opinion that Sturm, the RING's No.2-rated middleweight, was extremely fortunate to escape defeat in his own backyard after a cracking contest against the previously-unheralded Englishman.
Now Murray, from St. Helens, Merseyside, is hoping Sturm, 32, will offer him another shot early in 2012 — just as the long-standing champion did with Mathew Macklin last July amid an even more debatable split-decision victory over the Brit.
Macklin actually rejected the opportunity, preferring to hold out for a future shot at one of the division's other beltholders. However, Murray insists he would relish a return and underlined the fact by stating he would even be willing to head back to Germany to get one.
"Sturm has proved himself to be a great champion, and a man everybody in boxing respects," said the 29-year-old Murray (23-0-1, 11 KOs). "After his controversial win over Macklin in the summer he offered him a rematch, but was turned down.
"I like to think that Sturm will do the same to me. Unlike Macklin, though, I will accept and go to Germany once again. Although I believe the decision was wrong, myself and my team were treated with respect all week by Sturm, his team, the German media and their fans."
Murray's promoter and manager Ricky Hatton is a big fan of Sturm (36-2-2, 15 KOs), who has now defended his title 11 times during his second spell as champion. The Hitman, a former two-weight holder reign, is looking to open negotiations on Sturm-Murray II as soon as possible.
"I have the utmost respect for Felix Sturm, and myself and Martin were grateful to be given a world title shot," Hatton said. "But I feel Felix will lose the respect of the boxing world if he doesn't give Martin a rematch."
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The Romney campaign disputes that Mr. Romney helped ship any American jobs overseas. Mr. Obama mocked that effort, in which Romney aides have drawn a distinction between "outsourcing" and "off-shoring."
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Roger defeated France's Florent Serra (ATP 61) in a pair of tiebreaks today: 7-6(2), 7-6(3).
Roger displayed some awesome tennis, starting the match well as he raced to a 5-2 lead. But he had to accept a break by his opponent, who managed to level the set at 5-5. As the set went into the tie-break, Roger regained the momentum and spared two points to close it by 7 points to 2. The second set brought an early break in the third game for our maestro, who then consolidated the lead with a double break for 4-1. Serra once again broke Roger to close in the gap, and successfully levelled the set once again at 5-5 with consecutive service breaks. Roger, surprised by the Frenchman's tenacity, failed to grab another break and looked for closure in the tie-break, which progressed as expected, giving Roger a mini-break lead at 3-1. With a lead, he closed the 7-6(2), 7-6(3) match in one hour and 32 minutes of play.
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East Union and Lathrop started the second half of the Valley Oak League boys soccer season the same way that they started the first half - with a 2-2 tie.
There was no letting down for Ripon Christian's volleyball team on Thursday.
RIPON – By the time Emily Baptista's second consecutive service ace landed, Ripon's hopes to upset the visiting Hilmar Yellowjackets were replaced by the realities of a blown opportunity.
East Union was able to finish with five players in the 40s, remain undefeated in Valley Oak League play and beat Kimball 221-280 at Manteca Golf Course.
It came down to the No. 3 doubles match - the last one of the Weston Ranch-Kimball contest Thursday in Tracy.
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Building a lead came easy for Sierra High.
Nothing is settled yet, but Manteca High's cross country program is on its way to winning all six Valley Oak League cross country championships.
It wasn't easy for Weston Ranch, but the Cougars were good enough to get it done.
A stunningly one-sided 4-1 victory over crosstown rival Manteca left a bittersweet taste in the mouths of the East Union Lancers Tuesday.
East Union took to its match against the Weston Ranch Cougars with a business-as-usual mentality, taking care of the Cougars and continuing their perfect run through the Valley Oak League with a 224-348 win Tuesday.
No lead is safe in the Valley Oak League this season.
The Manteca Buffaloes did their part in setting up a showdown later in the week with Sierra High, destroying the Weston Ranch Cougars 9-0 Tuesday in Valley Oak League action.
Ripon High did away with Orestimba with relative ease, trouncing Orestimba in a 25-18, 25-10 and 25-20 clean sweep Tuesday in Trans Valley League action
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Emma Broderick couldn't pass up the chance to attend what she called her "dream college."
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East Union's nine-year run as Valley Oak League champion in girls golf may be in jeopardy.
Often described as "old school," Joe Miller was a no-nonsense leader who expected the best effort from his players on the field and beyond it.
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The very idea that Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies and Exodus were hitting the road together was enough to make fans check their calendar – had time somehow reverted to 1987 and nobody noticed? The night to come was certain to be a gleeful revival of Cold War vitriol…with the exception of the fact that Slayer would be watched with eagle-eyed sharpness by all in attendance.
The story of Exodus is becoming nearly as lengthy and weighty as the biblical book of the same name. Shoot, with the return of Steve 'Zetro' Souza to the ranks, there's even a New Testament comparison, which is the obvious parallel to the parable of the prodigal son. However, the more things change the more they stay the same, and Exodus remains forever an integral piece of the fabric of American thrash, existing as both part of its living past and revitalized present.
You know who Steve 'Zetro' Souza is. He's the highly combustible, wildly entertaining and never stationary lead singer of Exodus. Wait, what? He's back in Exodus again? Sure is. They've got a new record out now and he wants you to know all about it and how we came to be here. But don't worry, he's not abandoning Hatriot, either. Read on as we discuss these topics, horror and the ineptitude of the Oakland Raiders.
By now, you know who he is. Steve Zetro Souza, the outspoken and never shy frontman and one-man hype machine for Hatriot. Now releasing his second album with this band, we talk to Souza again about the new music, the old music, the really old music, and the Oakland Raiders
So here we are again. Steve Souza, singer, songwriter, band leader, legend, metalhead, sports fan, father and horror aficionado extraordinaire, is back with another record. Not content to rest on the laurels of Hatriot's recent debut "Heroes of Origin," the man known as Zetro is determined to take the nearly unprecedented step of releasing two records inside a calendar year. The always outspoken and never shy Souza sat down with me again to talk about the new record, the present stage of metal, the latest Slayer developments, the rumors surrounding Dublin Death Patrol, the quandary of Hatriot, the Oakland Raiders and as ever, horror. It was, as you might imagine, a long conversation. In an interviewing first for me, Zetro started the conversation off without prompting. Read on and enjoy!
Steve 'Zetro' Souza remains one of the biggest names in the annals of thrash, a person without whom the story of the genre's rise to fame cannot be told. Most famously the singer for Exodus, Souza has also been part of several other successful bands, including most recently Dublin Death Patrol. His unique, high-speed vocal style has become his calling card, and it will ring again as he ushers forth his new band, Hatriot. The man and I sat down and talked about...well, damn near anything. Horror, music, the state of the business, concert promotion, retirement and a bunch of other stuff. Read on for an engaging conversation.
I had never before been to the Palladium in Worcester (and yes, it's pronounces wuss-ter,) but I must say I was fundamentally impressed with the place. I'm a sucker for metal venues that clearly used to be performance theatres back in the day, and the Palladium did not disappoint. It perhaps lacks the sheer character of The Chance (my personal favorite venue, and we all have one,) but it's a great wide space with a good mix of casual seating and open floor space.


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Dr. Hutson has a BA in Art from the University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, where he majored in Studio Art (oil painting) and received a certificate in Museum Studies. Thereafter he earned a MA in Art History from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX, specializing in Italian Baroque Art; then moved to College Park, MD to finish his PhD in Art History at the University of Maryland, specializing in Early Modern Art with a minor specialization in Late Medieval Italian Art. He has been teaching since 2006. Before coming to Lindenwood, he taught at Townson University, Townson, MD, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, and American University, Washington D.C.
Dr. Hutson is a member of the Renaissance Society of America and the Sixteenth Century Society, interdisciplinary organizations that brings together international early modern specialists from History, Literature, Art History, and Linguistics, where he presents annually at conferences around the world. He is also a member of the College Art Association, the largest organization in the United States that unites artists, art historians, museum curators and others in the field of visual arts.
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Dr. Hutson is an art historian who specializes in early modern intellectual history and art theory. His past articles focus on treatises published by/for artists and how those shaped their careers and artistic goals, especially relating to cosmology, astronomy and anatomy. His latest book surveys the changing understanding of beauty and its origins in the human mind/soul from 1400-1700 in Italy and France.
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I dedicate this recipe to my late Grandma Betty. As with many of the recipes passed down from generations above, there's no way to replicate the exact taste of my wonderful Grandma's pudding (it was either the love – or some other secret ingredient they never wrote down – that made it taste different), but this is pretty darn close – even with all the extra healthful ingredients that I slipped in to give it a boost. I make this every Sunday and on rushed weekday mornings when I want to give the kids an instant hot breakfast.
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Love Calls Us to the Things of This World
by Richard Wilbur
Analysis: Form and Meter
Free Verse or Blank Verse in Six Stanzas
At first glance, it would be easy to call this a free verse poem and be on our merry way. There's no rhyme scheme, and when we read it aloud, it's hard to hear any particular meter.
But not so fast, dear Shmoopers. If you look a little closer, you'll see some patterns start to emerge:
• Each of the lines is about ten syllables long, give or take a few. Even the shorter lines, like "As false dawn" (4), have ten or so syllables when you squish them together with what comes after (in this case, like 5, or "Outside the open window").
• Each of the stanzas is five or six lines long.
Hmm. With patterns like that, this poem's definitely playing with form a bit.
A Metrical Mess
As a general rule, when we see ten syllables in a line, our brains should immediately jump to iambic pentameter, or in this case, blank verse (or iambic pentameter with no rhyme scheme). That means we should be looking for a repeated daDUM daDUM pattern in the lines of this poem.
But do we find one?...Sort of. Let's peek at the first line:
The eyes open to a crypulleys.
Okay this line totally starts off strong—"the eyes" is totally an iamb. It goes daDUM. But then it really hits the fan, and the meter's lost. No dice on the iambic pentameter front.
But check out the last line of the stanza:
The morning air is all awash with angels.
That's a perfect line of iambic pentameter, it just has an extra syllable tacked on at the end (which is totally legit—poets do it all the time).
As you read through the poem, you'll see some moments of iambic meter, and some moments where there's really no rhythm at all. Overall, you might say this poem's vaguely iambic, which means we can call it almost blank verse. Or something like that.
The point here is that, while Wilbur's using form to structure the poem, he's not married to it. He can shake things up when he likes, and boy does he. It's fitting though, for a poem with such fantastical, free-flowing imagery. Why not have a meter that's free-flowing, too?


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Ellis Named NHL.com's First Star of the Day, ESPN.com's Top Performer
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Saving the day — If not for Dan Ellis' heroics Tuesday night, the Nashville Predators would have been more doomed than Corey Feldman's film career.
Ellis made 52 saves in Game 5 of last season's Western Conference Quarterfinals playoff series at Detroit, the only other 50-save performance of Ellis's NHL career. Ellis's previous regular season career-best was 43 saves, set in a shutout at Columbus on March 28 of last season.


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PARKERSBURG -It must seem like eons ago the last time a girls basketball team from Parkersburg High tasted victory against cross-town rival Parkersburg South at Rod Oldham Athletic Center.
Since January 2001, a total of 17 games have taken place between the two schools at ROAC. And on every one of those 17 occasions, the Patriots have defeated the Big Reds. The last time they hooked up on the southside occurred this past February when South advanced to a Class AAA sectional final after posting a 59-45 win.
In the first of two regular-season meetings, PHS tries to break the spell tonight. Tip-off for the varsity contest at ROAC is scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. start.
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Parkersburg South's Taryn McCutcheon, left, applies the defensive pressure against University's Mariah Callen during a game played last week at the Rod Oldham Athletic Center.
Parkersburg senior Imani Ward (10) goes up for a shot against a host of South Charleston defenders earlier this season.
PHS, which was among Class AAA schools receiving votes in the latest coaches' poll, enters with a 3-2 record. South, which was ranked No. 9 in the preseason, suffered its third straight loss to open the season after dropping a 49-44 decision to University at home last Tuesday.
"South's record does not indicate how good of a team they are," PHS coach Kenny DeMoss said. "They are competitive every game and young in some aspects like us. I know they are hungry for a win.
"Playing at South is a hard place to win and their girls are going to compete from the time the game tips off until the final horn sounds."
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- Parkersburg High (2-3) at Parkersburg South (0-3) 7:30 p.m. (varsity tip-off) today at Rod Oldham Athletic Center.?
The Big Reds snapped a two-game losing streak by winning on the road 69-58 last Thursday at Hurricane. Senior Imani Ward lit up the stat sheet for 32 points and classmate Megan Morrison hit 11-of-14 free-throw attempts as part of her 16-point contribution.
"We were really loose and played our game against Hurricane - the girls did a good job," DeMoss said. "At this point of the season, we have progressed to where I thought we would be. With our mix of youth and veterans, we are still trying to find some chemistry. We are not happy about losing, but I am happy with where we are."
South has been on the wrong side of a couple close calls this season. In its season-opener against Fort Frye, the Patriots trailed by just two points at 43-41 with 1:02 remaining in the fourth quarter before the Cadets reeled off five straight points to end the game.
Against University, South pulled within two at 46-44 with 27 seconds left in regulation. In that game, sophomore Keya Bartlett scored in double figures for the third straight time after finishing with 11 points - the same amount turned in by freshmen Taryn McCutcheon and Anna Hayton.
"Our offense at times gets a little stagnant - we're a little hesitant," South coach Scott Stephens said. "We just have to keep attacking the rim.
"This past week, we just worried about the fundamentals. There's no grand strategy. It's just Basketball 101."
Questionable for tonight's game is the status of South senior Miranda Workman, who is recovering from a bout with mononucleosis and has yet to play a game this season. Junior Alexa Anderson injured her knee in a game played Dec. 7 at Wheeling Park and will be unavailable for at least another week.
"Miranda is another post player - we miss her senior leadership not just in games, but also in practice," Stephens said.


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Skidmore is known for its interdisciplinary approach to learning, faculty-student collaborative research, off-campus study (60% of students study abroad), and the prominence of the performing and visual arts, enhanced by the unique Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery and award-winning Arthur Zankel Music Center. The college's rigorous academic program begins with the foundational First-Year Experience, which integrates the curricular, cocurricular, and residential aspects of a student's first year, and gets them connected and involved in the life of the community from day one. Students enjoy close relationships with talented faculty members who have earned recognition through Guggenheim, Pulitzer, and Emmy awards, and fellowships and grants from Fulbright, MacArthur, and the National Science Foundation, among others. At least half of students carry two majors or add a related minor to their major. More than half of Skidmore students pursue advanced degrees within five years of graduation.
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The 58th Idea Filmfare Awards South was held at HICC in Hyderabad on Saturday. Many dignitaries from Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam attended the prestigious award ceremony. Here we bring you the list of the winners of 58th Filmfare Awards South (Tamil).
Best Film: Mynaa
Best Actor (Male): Vikram for Raavanan
Best Actor (Female): Anjali for Angadi Theru
Best Director: Vasanthabalan for Angadi Theru
Best Actor Supporting (Female): Saranya for Thenmerku Paruvakatru
Best Actor Supporting Role (Male): Parthiban for Aayirathil Oruvan
Best Music Director: AR Rahman for Vinnaithandi Varuvaya
Best Playback Singer (Male): Karthi for "Usure Pogudhe"(Raavanan)
Best Playback Singer (Female): Sherya Ghosal for "Un Perai Sollum" in Angadi Theru
Best Lyricist: Thamarai for "Mannipaaya" in Vinnaithandi Varuvaya
Best Choreographer: Baba Bhaskar for Kadhal Vandhale in Singam
Best Cinematographer: Rathnavelu for Endhiran
Best Costume Award: Manish Malhotra for Endhiran
Best Production Design: Sabu Cyril for Endhiran


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Worried because you can't get Bette Midler to come to your party? Your son—or worse, your husband—wants Dolly Parton for his birthday and you don't know what to do? Relax. For about $75, an L.A. company called Star Wires will rent you a celebrity lookalike who will appear where requested and perform a brief musical or comedy routine. Among the 30-odd ringers are Ted Kennedy (at right, really Pat O'Brien), John Travolta, Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe, Liza Minnelli, Mae West, Sly Stallone, Cher and Richard Nixon. Their fortunes often parallel those of their real-life counterparts. "Right now Groucho Marx is probably the least popular," says Star Wires co-owner Nancy Fuller, "and since The Rose came out, Bette Midler is one of the most in demand." So who's the No. 1 personality? "Micky Mouse," who spells his name that way to avoid legal action by ol' Big Ears.
Doubleday's new book Errol Flynn: The Untold Story isn't due out until April, but already people are aghast. Author Charles Higham charges—after reading 2,000 pages of recently released government documents-that Flynn was an Axis spy during the war, hid known Nazi agents on his yacht Sirocco and sent pictures of the San Diego Naval Air Station to Japan. Even more shocking to a generation who grew up admiring Flynn's virile exploits in Robin Hood and Captain Blood are Higham's allegations about the actor's bi-sexuality. Tyrone Power has already been leaked as one of Flynn's male lovers. Now comes another name, and it's a stunner: Howard Hughes.
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Although he bragged he would become "the greatest" as an actor, the pans of his TV movie Freedom Road have left Muhammad Ali uncharacteristically subdued. "What I have learned from this disagreeable experience is that movie acting isn't as easy as you think," Ali confesses. "It's not my field. I'm no actor. I'm an ex-fighter and an exactor. All my life I've been acting—that's true. But in my own way, not the Hollywood way." The result, says Ali, is that although "right here on my desk are five film scripts, I won't do any of them. I'm a big attraction, but not a big actor. I'm a perfectionist. My boxing was right. My acting wasn't."
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In Chicago, when syndicated columnist Ann Landers spotted fellow columnist Mike Royko in a taxi stopped in traffic, she jumped in, kissed him a Happy New Year and jumped back out again. Sputtered the cab driver, who recognized her but not him, "That was Ann Landers—but why did she kiss you?" Answered Royko, "I don't know. Maybe she's building readership."
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Sir Alec Guinness agreed to reprise his role as Obi-wan Kenobi in the Star Wars sequel The Empire Strikes Back only with great reluctance. "When I got the script for Star Wars II, I thought it was worse than the first, and I really did not want to do it," explains Guinness, 65. "I agreed out of courtesy." There were a few strings. He says he demanded no credit for the role, no mention of his name in advertising and—incredibly—no money. "If I don't get paid, I can't be beholden." Not to worry: Guinness earned more than $2 million for the original.
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I tried Linux Mint 7 for the first time today. It basically seems like a slicker version of Kubuntu. Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. -JM
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Follow this gentleman's directions, or this gentleman's. I tried both, and they worked like a charm. This especially comes in handy if you want to install 7 on a netbook or some other system that lacks an optical drive. -JM
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev." Blinding snow, fading sunlight and cold temperatures led to a few tense hours Sunday afternoon as rescuers from the Washoe County Sheriff's Office and North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District searched for a California couple lost by the Mt. Rose Meadows. east of State Highway 431.
No one was injured.
The couple, identified in a WCSO report only as Californians in their late 20s, were snowshoeing in the area when they realized they were lost around 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
According to the WCSO report, they called dispatch by cell phone saying they were lost and needed assistance.
A deputy from the Incline substation responded initially, said Sgt. Frank Schumann, before realizing search and rescue would be needed and called for the special operations group at about 2:45.
About 18 people from the WCSO's search and rescue division arrived, along with seven members of the NLTFPD's A-shift the fire district's snowmobiles.
What awaited them were 30-40 mph wind gusts and driving snow, said A-shift battalion chief Mike Schwartz, who responded to the scene.
"What affected us the most is that once the snowmobile drivers lose daylight their effectiveness is cut in half," Schwartz said.
They also faced 'considerable' avalanche danger, Schwartz said, something every team member was briefed on before the search started.
The search started at about 3:05 p.m. at about 8,600 feet, with the Sheriff's search and rescue Hasty Team sweeping the area.
"What worked in our favor was we were in cell phone contact with the people the whole time, so when the storm cleared here and there they could see the lights from Tahoe," Schwartz said. "They were getting more and more anxious as we started to lose daylight."
Schwartz said the two had a small amount of food and water but not much else.
As darkness dropped on the mountain, Schwartz said the rescuers made another discovery " a female snowshoer.
"She had no transceiver, nothing, so it was good that we found her," Schwartz said.
The snowshoer was fine, Schwartz said, and the search continued for the hikers.
They were located southwest of the Tahoe Rim Trail at about 6:30 p.m. by a search and rescue dog, Geiger, a black lab.
"We were on the phone with them and they said they found the dog," Schwartz said. "We said, no, the dog found you."
The couple made contact with Geiger's handlers a short while later and, due to the snow drifts which Schwartz said could get up to about six feet, it took the rescuers about an hour to get the pair back to the highway.
Their story serves as a lesson, Schwartz said, on what you need if you plan to get out in the backcountry during the winter.
"Everyone needs to, at bare minimum, carry a compass," Schwartz said. The couple did not carry a compass, transceiver or GPS system. "Anymore, especially with the avalanche danger, people should carry transceivers and a GPS, there is no reason not to."
Schwartz said to always hike with other people and to tell people where you are going.
He also commended the work of the rescuers.
"I was so impressed by the Washoe County people and how they worked with us in the unified command," Schwartz said. "We've got a great relationship with them and it showed in how we worked together."


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