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Tea Party Scorns Republicans as House Lifts Debt CeilingMichael C. Bender and Laura Litvan
House Republican leaders sought to shield themselves from blame for another round of U.S. fiscal uncertainty by advancing a debt-limit increase without strings.
Small-government groups are blaming them anyway for yesterday's vote. They're accusing them of abandoning Republican principles and are vowing to extract a political price in this year's congressional elections.
Today, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevada Democrat, urged Republicans in his chamber to follow their House counterparts and allow a vote on the debt-limit bill to send it to President Barack Obama for his signature.
"We should wrap this up today," Reid said on the Senate floor. "I hope we can vote on this and vote soon."
House Speaker John Boehner and many in his leadership team were among the 28 Republicans who joined with Democrats yesterday to pass a suspension of the debt ceiling until March 15, 2015. The vote was 221-201.
"The House leadership has given up any pretense of fighting for fiscal responsibility," Matt Kibbe, president of Washington-based FreedomWorks, a Tea Party-backed group, said in an interview yesterday. "We need to add more members of Congress in 2014 that want to come here and tackle the budget and tackle the national debt."
Groups aligned with the small-government Tea Party movement pledged to recruit challengers for lawmakers seeking re-election and provide financial support to their campaigns.
Difficult Choice
For Boehner, the vote was a replay of the difficult political choice he's faced for the past three years -- how to appease Tea Party-backed members without risking a government shutdown or a U.S. default. Republicans were blamed in public approval polls for the October fiscal impasse, and Boehner didn't want a repeat, even if it meant frustrating a wing of his party.
Republicans' divisions on spending helped provoke the 16-day partial shutdown in October. The divide also has weakened Boehner's negotiating position with Obama and Reid, who stuck to their refusal to consider conditions for raising the debt limit.
Reid praised Boehner today, saying the speaker has "one of the most difficult jobs in Washington, especially when you look at the caucus that he has to deal with." Reid said it's "too bad" that some Senate Republicans were trying to block the measure in that chamber.
60 Votes
Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican aligned with the Tea Party, said yesterday he'll push to require a 60-vote threshold in the chamber for a debt ceiling increase.
"Republicans in the Senate and House should stand united" he told reporters. "Stop digging the debt-hole deeper and deeper."
A suspension of the U.S. debt limit enacted by Congress in October expired Feb. 7. Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew said last week that borrowing authority may not last past Feb. 27.
Rates fell on Treasury bills due on March 6, maturing after the Feb. 27 date on which Lew said the U.S. would exhaust extraordinary measures to keep under the debt limit. The rate fell by 50 percent to 0.025 basis points.
Two Democrats, Jim Matheson of Utah and John Barrow of Georgia, joined most House Republicans in voting against the measure yesterday.
Besides Boehner, among Republicans voting for the bill were House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp of Michigan and Appropriations Committee Chairman Hal Rogers of Kentucky.
Business Groups
Business groups urged Congress to raise the debt ceiling as soon as possible to assure companies that the U.S. government won't default on its obligations.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country's largest business lobbying group, said in a letter to lawmakers Feb. 10 that quick passage would avoid "collateral stresses so often inflicted during similar episodes in recent years."
The House vote, coupled with a two-year budget agreement in December, "will effectively put fiscal policy on auto pilot" until well past the November election, said Charles Gabriel, a policy analyst at Capital Alpha Partners in Washington.
Anne Van Praagh, Moody's Investors Service managing director and chief credit officer, said the House vote was a "positive development."
'Good Thing'
"A further lack of consensus would have potential negative consequences for the market and the economy," Van Praagh said in an interview. "The fact that we've averted that is a good thing."
Groups aligned with the Tea Party movement went on the attack.
Andy Roth, the top lobbyist for the Washington-based Club for Growth, an anti-tax group, said in an e-mail to congressional offices that he thought it was a "joke" when he heard Boehner was allowing a measure on the House floor that raised the debt ceiling without conditions.
Barney Keller, a spokesman, said in an interview that the vote will be one of those considered when Club for Growth decides which lawmakers it will support and oppose. The group operates a super-political action committee that will spend millions of dollars in this year's congressional election.
Senator John McCain of Arizona, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, said Boehner's decision to move a debt ceiling increase without strings attached shows Republicans lost standing with the public since the government shutdown.
'Overwhelmingly Rejected'
"The American people overwhelmingly rejected the shutdown of the government," McCain said, pointing to polls that showed Republicans took the bulk of the blame. "Americans don't like government, but they don't want it shut down. It was an object lesson for Republicans."
House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, a Maryland Democrat, said the issue comes down to whether the U.S. will make good on its obligations to debt-holders and provide stability by boosting the limit.
"Will America pay its bills?" Hoyer said on the House floor before the vote. "Will it give confidence to the business community? Will it give confidence to its own citizens? Will it indeed give confidence to the world?"
The U.S. Congressional Budget Office reported last week that the budget deficit this year will be the smallest as a share of the economy since 2007 as stronger economic growth boosts tax revenue.
Narrowing Deficit
The CBO said the deficit will narrow to $514 billion this fiscal year, or 3 percent of gross domestic product, from $680 billion in 2013 before surging to $1.07 trillion in a decade.
Polls show that the issue of deficit reduction is declining as a priority for U.S. adults. A Jan. 15-19 poll by the Pew Research Center found that for the first time since Obama took office, the deficit slipped as a top item, with 63 percent of those polled saying that closing the budget gap should be a top priority for Congress and the White House. That's down from 72 percent a year ago.
The poll of 1,504 adults had a margin of error of plus or minus 2.9 percentage points.


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Budget 2012: Government cuts STT to 0.1 pc
According to estimates, STT accounts for 51 per cent of the transaction cost in stock markets.
New Delhi: The Government on Friday lowered the securities transaction tax (STT) to 0.1 per cent, a move that will bring down costs of equity transactions. STT, which was introduced in 2004, is levied on the sale and purchase of equities.
"In order to reduce transaction costs in the capital markets, I propose reduction in the STT by 20 per cent (from 0.125 per cent to 0.1 per cent) on cash delivery transactions," Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said during his presentation of Budget 2012-13.
According to estimates, STT accounts for 51 per cent of the transaction cost in stock markets.
Market players had raised the issue of STT abolition during a meeting with the officials of the capital market division of the Finance Ministry during the pre-Budget consultations.
During the meeting, representatives of stock exchanges, brokers associations and Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had pointed out that the levy was hampering the growth of markets, without yielding significant revenue to the exchequer.
Stock markets did not seem to be much enthused by the cut in STT as the benchmark Sensex was trading flat at 17,732 points at 1355 hours.


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Australia opener Brad Haddin feels he has been the butt of a "joke" by the Indian press who are reporting he's under investigation for slow batting during a World Cup match.
Team manager Steve Bernard has dismissed the claims as "ludicrous".
Australia's Shane Watson and Haddin struggled against the African minnow team Zimbabwe's spin bowlers early in their innings in the February 21 Group A game in Ahmedabad, reaching 0-5 from two overs.
They eventually made 6-262, with Haddin scoring 29 off 66 balls.
Zimbabwe were dismissed for 171.
"The slow rate of scoring in the first two overs was scrutinised by the ICC anti-corruption and security unit," Indianexpress.com website said in a report from the national wire service, Press Trust of India.
"Sources aware of developments said the ICC ACSU (Anti-Corruption Security Unit) had carried out a quiet review of the match after questions were raised over the slow start taken by Watson and Haddin.
"With the spectre of spot-fixing now looming over international cricket following the bans on three Pakistani players for spot-fixing last year on the England tour, sources said the ICC ASCU was keeping a vigilant eye on all matches in the World Cup and the slow start by the Australian openers caught their attention."
Bernard confirmed the ICC ACSU had made no approach to the Australian team while Haddin said the whole issue was a joke.
"That's quite laughable actually," Haddin said.
Bernard said the report was nonsense.
"It's the most ludicrous thing I've ever heard in my life, that a team could be none for five after two overs and that's suspicious," Bernard said.
"The nature of a big contest like the World Cup and I suppose the nature of India where there's a lot of media outlets all searching for the great story, they are going to put a lot of emphasis on anything whether it's worthwhile or not at times."
Bernard was forced to address questions about whether the world champions felt the India media were trying to bring them down.
Skipper Ricky Ponting was fined for slamming his groin protector into his bag as it rebounded onto a dressing-room TV and caused damage which led to a letter of complaint from the Gujarat Association following the win over Zimbabwe.
Indian media accused Ponting of attacking the TV with his bat.
Ponting was reprimanded by the ICC after accepting a code of conduct charge.
"I can't say for sure if that (a vendetta) is the case or not," Bernard said.
"As far as Ricky's incident goes, that was dealt with by the ICC."
Australia face Group A rivals Sri Lanka in Colombo on Saturday before playing minnows Kenya and Canada in Bangalore on March 13 and 16 respectively.


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Major newspaper companies and three online giants are deep in discussion about the future of newspapers on the Web.
Yahoo! (YHOO ) and a loose consortium of newspaper publishers are mulling a partnership that would encompass Web classifieds, local news, and content packages based on general themes, like travel. This could drive more traffic to Yahoo's help-wanted site HotJobs (YHOO ), which trails its key competitors, and bolster future Yahoo moves into local offerings. Newspaper companies would build a network within what is one of the Web's top destinations and win a crucial concession in today's search-engine economy: getting a cut of the ads sold around search results of their content. It's a sore spot for publishers that this doesn't happen now.
"Help-wanted is the quick cash," says one executive involved in the discussions, "but news search is the long-term future." At least one newspaper executive involved in the discussions says he nurses hopes that Web surfers eventually will pay small fees -- micropayments, in Web parlance -- for some newspaper content. And there's a push to get the newspapers an equity stake in the venture. But another newspaper executive who is familiar with the negotiations says the focus is on more immediate concerns. "In a more search-centric world, how do you guarantee better distribution?" he asks. "That's what a number of these talks are about."
SPEARHEADING THE DISCUSSIONS -- though by no means the only participants -- are executives from Hearst Newspapers and MediaNews Group, both of which run daily papers near Yahoo's Sunnyvale (Calif.) headquarters. (MediaNews owns the San Jose Mercury News and other area dailies; Hearst publishes the San Francisco Chronicle.) In a previous interview, MediaNews Group Chairman and CEO W. Dean Singleton hinted broadly at the contours of the companies' thinking without divulging any specifics. "The industry needs to come together to find a search-engine model so that we begin to monetize news," he said recently. Singleton added that related discussions were active "on several fronts." The Yahoo talks began last October. Another company involved in early overtures to Yahoo, executives say, was McClatchy Co. (MNI ), but its recent purchase of Knight Ridder curtailed its involvement.
If the notion of newspaper companies creating an online classifieds network sounds familiar, it's because one already exists. Jobs site CareerBuilder was founded and is owned by Tribune, Gannett, and the just-sold Knight Ridder. It may sound like the new network is gunning for them, but the companies talking to Yahoo are having similar discussions with CareerBuilder and employment site Monster.com. (The recent strong traffic growth at CareerBuilder may be piquing Monster's and HotJobs' interest in partnering with newspapers.) Monster, Yahoo, Hearst, McClatchy, and CareerBuilder declined to comment or did not return calls.
Should a deal get done, it would would be the newspaper companies' boldest attempt yet to make more money from their offerings on the Web, which have been slammed by competition from everyone from cars.com to craigslist. The discussions suggest a surprising level of next-generation thinking and an openness to new approaches by a medium that has rarely been accused of either.
The situation remains fluid and complex. The many parties and potential partnerships involved make the talks resemble an ever-shifting game of three-dimensional chess. Cynics may sense in all this maneuvering echoes of the ill-fated New Century Network, a mid-1990s attempt by newspaper companies to create joint businesses on the Internet. That effort was done in by a failure to bridge conflicting interests, among other things. But in 2006, online competition for newspapers' readers and advertising dollars is no longer theoretical. It's a fact of life, as are flat revenues and shrinking stock prices. And potential partners for those looking to spur significant change are in place. Meanwhile, of course, the clock is ticking.
For Jon Fine's blog on media and advertising, go to www.businessweek.com/innovate/FineOnMedia
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Make yourself at home in one of the 144 air-conditioned guestrooms. Satellite programming and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Hemel Hempstead? This hotel has 4390 square feet (408 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
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A new issue of Digital Web Magazine is out. This issue we focus on Search Engines and their usability. To kick things off we have some new cover art by Mathias Vejerslev and Jeff Lash joins us to write a tutorial about Three Ways to Improve External Search Engine Usability. We are also happy to have Christina Wodtke join is as our Information Architect. Christina comes to us with an extensive background in information architecture and a book in the works entitled "Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web." She will be helping us with our redesign and beyond. We are happy to have her as part of the team.


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6th International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis:
Discursive Spaces. Politics, Practices and Power
Dates Thursday June 23 – Saturday June 25, 2011
Location Cardiff University, Wales, UK
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Conference website www.ipa-2011.cardiff.ac.uk
Supported by ESRC Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability, Sustainability & Society
Interpretive approaches are experiencing renewed interest and revitalisation in the social sciences quite broadly. Their sensitivity to social meaning, historical context, and the importance of human subjectivity has increasingly challenged the empiricist, positivist and scientist mainstream that has been dominant in recent decades. In policy analysis, these characteristics often link interpretive methods to critical approaches which place policy research in its relevant political and historical contexts. This 6th Conference (following the successful Birmingham, Amsterdam, Essex, Kassel and Grenoble conferences) investigates links of the interpretive tradition to new topics, venues and methodological challenges.
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Peter H. Feindt, School of City and Regional Planning (Conference Chair)
Gillian Bristow, School of City and Regional Planning
Alistair Cole, School of European Studies
Robert Evans, School of Social Sciences
Andrew Flynn, School of City and Regional Planning
Terry Marsden, Sustainable Places Research Institute (SPRINT)
Kevin Morgan, School of City and Regional Planning
Ken Peattie, ESRC Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability, Sustainability and Society (BRASS)
Fulong Wu, School of City and Regional Planning
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Frank Fischer, Rutgers University, New Jersey (USA)/Kassel University (Germany)
Herbert Gottweis, University of Vienna (Austria)
Steven Griggs, University of Birmingham (UK)
Navdeep Mathur, India Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IND)
Aletta Norval, University of Essex (UK)
Dvora Yanow, University of Amsterdam (NL)
Henk Wagenaar, Leiden University (NL)
Philippe Zittoun, University of Lyon / IEP Grenoble (FR)
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Alex Franklin, SPRINT, Cardiff University (UK) (Chair)
Barbara Dickhaus, University of Kassel (Germany)
Anna Durnova, University of Vienna (Austria)
Antonia Graf, University of Muenster (Germany)
Stephen Jeffares, Birmingham University (UK)
Sonia Lemettre, University of Grenoble (FR)
Michael Lennon, CPLAN, Cardiff University (UK)
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In celebration of the opening of SLOTT gallery (and perhaps Valentine's Day), Exquisite Design invited four designers to "play out their fantasies" on the theme of foreplay - in Paris, of course. Eroticism, sexuality, intimacy, love and lust come into play in new work by Arik levy, Matali Crasset, Matthieu Lehanneur and Florence Jaffrain. It's not for the modest or faint of heart. Sexual innuendos abound and new playing fields for foreplay are debuted. In no particular order, here you have it:
Belly Love. Designed by Florence Jaffrain.
Mathieu Lehanneur's The Power of Love is a lovemaking accessory - or a tool for foreplay. It consists of two separate sets of headphones connected to a fire, symbolizing two lovers joined by their love for one another. Each of the listeners hears the tracks recorded as representing his or her intimate universe. A flame shoots up at the meeting point of two sound tracks that continue to exist separately. "Love's power is rooted in a crossing of boundaries, the creation of a new entity" in which the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
The form of Florence Jaffrain's Belly Love recalls the Sarcophyton elegans, a particular type of coral reef. Made of soft foam and a photoluminescent sensory fabric, it "recreates the magical luminosity of the ocean bottom". You don't sit on it, you coil up. "The sensorial sofa was only intended to awaken desire, but it has assumed a life of its own to become itself an object of desire."
Matali Crasset's Aequorea is basically a platform for sexual experimentation. Modeled after a jellyfish and enclosing the couple within a curtain of ropes, it's all about intimacy and face-to-face alone time. The rounded surface, in direct contrast to trivial rectangular form of the bed, allows bodies to move more freely. "Ritual" marks the beginning and end of the intimate experience through the opening and closing of the curtain of ropes, hanging from the corolla (umbrella-shaped structure).
Killing the romantic Valentine's Day buzz, Arik Levy's Confessional is built on the idea that "building a life as a couple is an extremely fragile enterprise." Most Parisian couples end up divorcing - and this, he notes, is at least in part due to the failure to communicate. It is a kind of modern home confessional - neither religious or anti-religious, consisting of two parts with infinite possibilities for interaction. If you're beginning to think the exhibit is all about romance and intimacy, let me introduce you to Dick, Pussy and Ass. Since I can't say it better myself: "Pussy can open more or less wide and Dick's upper portion can come down. Ass can commune with Pussy, while Dick is on the floor. All of this must be seen as a game able to intermingle with our reality, exposing its folly."
On a side note, yes, Préliminaires is also a 2009 album by Iggy Pop. No correlation that we know of.


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1. The AI winner confessed to Kim Green, who ghost-wrote Barrino's biography, Life is Not a Fairy Tale (Simon & Schuster), that she couldn't read or write (or review Green's chapters in progress for accuracy, etc.) When Green brought the info to the publishers and attempted to get herself credited as a co-writer--in order to avoid a nasty situation in which Barrino would be outed as illiterate--they refused. And Green was paid a mere $45,000 to write the book, which is now a NYT non-fic bestseller and became a Lifetime movie. Barrino wouldn't even comp her free tix to her Atlanta show. Bitch!
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The role of the rule of law in virtual communities
Suzor, Nicolas P. (2009) The role of the rule of law in virtual communities. In State of Play VI, June 2009, New York. (Unpublished)
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There is a severe tendency in cyberlaw theory to delegitimize state intervention in the governance of virtual communities. Much of the existing theory makes one of two fundamental flawed assumptions: that communities will always be best governed without the intervention of the state; or that the territorial state can best encourage the development of communities by creating enforceable property rights and allowing the market to resolve any disputes. These assumptions do not ascribe sufficient weight to the value-laden support that the territorial state always provides to private governance regimes, the inefficiencies that will tend to limit the development utopian communities, and the continued role of the territorial state in limiting autonomy in accordance with communal values...
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Giants, Eagles, Redskins Call For Tony Romo Contract Extension
A demand for a contract extension between the Dallas Cowboys and QB Tony Romo was issued on behalf of the New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Redskins, it was reported early Monday.
"Tony Romo has been an integral component of the Cowboys' fortunes the past several years, and it's time to ensure his future as the quarterback of America's Team," read a joint statement issued by the three NFC East rivals. "We hereby call on Jerry Jones to sign Tony to a lucrative new deal that will guarantee he remains a Cowboy for the remainder of what we all hope will be a long, long career."
Romo, entering the final season of a six-year, $67.5 million contract, has been the team's starting QB since 2006, and talks on a new contract have been proceeding slowly, to the frustration of the Cowboys' divisional foes.
"I understand these sorts of deals can be tricky, because of salary cap space and whatnot," said Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie. "Trust me, if the commissioner will allow it, we at the Eagles would be more than happy to shift some of our cap room to the Cowboys to get the deal done. Five million, ten million whatever it takes. Let's make this happen."
"I talked to the guys, and we all agreed to chip in some cash," said Giants CB Corey Webster. "Between me, Jason Pierre-Paul, and Mathias Kiwanuka, alone, we have nearly five million bucks we'll donate. We don't ever want to see #9 wearing anything but the Silver and Blue, y'know?"
"Tony Romo is synonymous with the Dallas Cowboys, and perfectly encompasses everything they represent," added Redskins LB Ryan Kerrigan. "I know I speak on behalf of everyone in the greater New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC areas when I say, 'Get this done Dallas. Make Tony Romo a Cowboy for life.'"
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4G is shorthand for fourth generation cellular technology. Although the very first 4G networks were deployed in Korea in 2006, it wasn't until 2008 that 4G networks began appearing in North America. Per the technical specifications of 4G standards, a 4G network and attached device must be capable of 100 Mbit/s during high mobility use (such as using the device in a moving car) and 1 Gbit/s for low mobility use (sitting in an office building).
Although many cellular providers advertise 4G service–and that 4G service is certainly speedy compared to the previous 3G data speed–there are currently no 4G providers actually meeting the requirements of the 4G standard specifications. Current revisions to 4G technology, such as Mobile WiMAX v2, are set for deployment in the coming years and should significantly increase potential 4G network speeds.
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Martin Wonnacott: Like Running Water
Every photographer has his or hers favorite subject, and so does Martin Wonnacott. He shoots liquids. Bottled, pouring and splashing liquids.
Another one of Martin's characteristics is his remarkably positive attitude. He is constantly joking and laughing, and it takes only a couple of minutes before it feels as if we have known each other for a long time.
Your webpage states that you've shot every liquid on earth. Is that true?
"Within the drinks industry, yeah. Almost. But I haven't shot liquid gold or anything like that."
Have you shot magma?
"No. Ha ha. No magma. I shoot drinks. Liquids. It's not necessarily always alcoholic, though there is a fair amount of that, obviously. I shoot beverages, you might say. I've shot all the whiskeys, gins, vodkas, pepsis and cokes. One time at Times Square, I had two campaigns running at the same time – one for Pepsi and one for Coke. It was quite funny."
It's a pretty narrow field. Why liquids?
"I just adore the whole area. When I was 17 and working as an assistant, the studio I was working in shot a lot of bottles for the local distillery, and it fascinated me! In fact, already when I was in school, I was obsessed about trying to shoot liquids pouring in my parents' garage. Which was kind of weird, I guess?"
Yeah, kind of.
"Yes! Ha ha. But as I went self-employed, I couldn't really start of as a specialist. You've got to earn your stripes. But slowly, slowly I honed myself back to where I started…"
"Martin is suddenly interrupted by a loud siren noise."
What's that? Tough neighborhood?
"No no, that's the email."
Now where was I? asks Martin. "Right. The bottles – you know, they're difficult to shoot!"
How come?
"Well, technically because they're very shiny. And then you've got to bring life to them. It's not enough to put a nice reflection on them. You've got to bring out some personality. You've got to feel the image when you see it."
Is that where the lighting comes in?
"Lighting is everything. And for me, it's about keeping it simple. It's about stripping it back and not use too much light. It might sound crazy, but it's necessary to find a balance and not overcomplicate things."
Why did you choose Profoto to do that?
"Quality. It's all about quality. I use the Pro-8 and the D4. The Pro-8 for speed and the D4 for all the other stuff."
I guess it takes a lot of speed to freeze splashes of liquid.
"Exactly. Speed – you don't always need it, but when you do, the Pro-8 is fantastic. I also love the software. I mean, it can be irritating at times. It doesn't resize your window the way I want to, but that's just a minor detail. I run all of my Pro-8's and D4 packs from the screen, and it's just fantastic. It brings along so much freedom to focus on the actual exploration."
Suddenly there's another loud noise, which sounds like a robotic elephant running amuck.
Now what was that? An sms?
"No. There's a fire truck outside. I'm innocent. Ha Ha."
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Love the Heineken shot – seems the most enticing of the beer shots. "I'm going to enjoy every drop of this"
The Jameson's is nicely set up, and the colours are perfect, but I have a hard time getting past "you're wasting whiskey here!"
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As you might expect, the sales staff for online music service Spotify are a tech-savvy bunch.
Spotify's managing director for Australia and New Zealand, Kate Vale, says a smartphone loaded with apps is the number one tool for her seven sales staff when they travel.
"We are somewhat under-resourced like a lot of start-ups are. It's important for people to organise how to spend their time in a way that works for them, and often that's free apps," Vale says. "[The biggest driver of productivity is] their phone because it encompasses everything – they live their life on their phones."
In the past, a salesperson on the road was physically disconnected from the office and team, but developments in computing mobility have changed that. The trend is affecting all businesses, from start-ups like Spotify through to large, well-established businesses such as CGU Insurance.
The Spotify office is headquartered in Sydney but the sales team needs to travel interstate and to New Zealand to meet advertising clients, as well as to Asia to assist with global expansion.
Employees have their choice of smartphones, but the two most popular are the iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy S4. Staff also travel with MacBooks, mostly to use cloud-based products such as Gmail and Google Drive, but Vale says they are not big users of tablets outside the office.
On the go
There are two main company-wide software implementations at Spotify. Firstly, all sales staff use Salesforce and have the Salesforce apps on their smartphones so they can enter information about their day and update head office while on the go.
The other is expense reporting tool Concur. Vale says the functionality of Concur eliminates the nightmare of processing a pile of paper receipts after a sales trip.
"If they've gone to a lunch or to entertain a client or used parking, they can take an image of their receipt and upload into the [Concur] system, which saves them time on expenses later on," she says.
Spotify's sales representatives also use a suite of free or low-cost smartphone apps to make life on the road easier, reflecting a wider business trend for software decisions to be made by individuals or line-of-business managers rather than the IT department.
All staff use TripIt Pro to organise their travel plans, including flights and accommodation. Vale says the app is very comprehensive and will even tell you which airport terminal to go to, and whether your flight is on time.
While travelling, the Google Maps app comes into its own. "When they're going from meeting to meeting, they'll actually map it all out to understand what the day is going to look like," Vale says.
Another favourite is the LinkedIn app so that staff can check out information about who they are meeting with, as well as to generate new leads.
If the sales representatives have a video presentation to show clients, they will typically upload it to Vimeo so that it is stored in the cloud and easy to call up from any device.
And then there is Spotify itself.
"Of course I'm going to give Spotify a plug, but it's also true," Vale says. "They all have Spotify on their phones and listen to it offline because they're on the road a bit."
Salesforce.com product marketing director Derek Laney says smartphones are driving productivity because small tasks can be completed on the move.
"We check our phones on average 150 times a day, leading to millions of micro-moments of productivity wherever we are," Laney says. "This rise of the micro-moment, and the expectation of more engaging apps, has changed what users expect from their mobile app experience."
Microsoft's commercial and product manager Emmanuele Silanesu echoes this point.
"We can now be productive in spaces of time that were previously unproductive – we can stand in the coffee line and not only reply to email but update a spreadsheet or revise a PowerPoint document, without having to waste that time that was previously lost," Silanesu says.
He adds that
The combination of laptop and smartphone remains popular, but other hardware devices are coming to the fore. While the worldwide and Australian market for traditional PCs and laptops is declining, the market for "ultramobile" devices and tablets is growing. Gartner expects worldwide shipments of ultramobiles to grow from 9.8 million units in 2012 to 39.8 million in 2014.
This ultramobile sector includes products such as a number of hybrid tablet-laptops running Windows 8 and also Google Chromebooks, which cost about $300 in Australia and connect exclusively to cloud-based software such as Google Apps.
Meanwhile, the tablet market is set to more than double, with worldwide shipments at 120.2 million in 2012 and forecast to reach 276.2 million in 2014.
When the iPad was first released in 2010, it was one of a kind and mainly a consumer device. Three years later, there are several manufacturers, the operating systems include Android and Windows as well as iOS, and all tablet brands are vying for the business market.
Gartner principal analyst Mikako Kitagawa says the rise of tablets is causing the decline in the more traditional hardware market.
"We are seeing the PC market reduction directly tied to the shrinking installed base of PCs, as inexpensive tablets displace the low-end machines used primarily for consumption in mature and developed markets," Kitagawa says. "In emerging markets, inexpensive tablets have become the first computing device for many people, who at best are deferring the purchase of a PC. This is also accounting for the collapse of the mini-notebook market."
Apple's iPad tablets are now the main device for
Ben Bessell, CGU general manager for broker and agency, says the company implemented a mobility strategy when it found the business was drifting into silos.
"We stood back from the business and realised we were in danger of losing sight of what our partners and customers really needed from us," Bessell says.
CGU's mobility strategy is not just about iPads but also using cloud-based software, particularly Salesforce products. The company uses Sales Cloud so leads or deals are updated in real time, Chatter so that staff can chat with one another, and Radian6 for social media monitoring.
Bessell says the goal was to connect underwriters with business development managers – in other words, the people who develop the product with the people who sell it.
Microsoft's cloud offering includes Windows Azure, its platform and infrastructure-as-a-service offering, and Office 365, its software-as-a-service product that gives you the Office suite as an online subscription. Office 365 competes with Google Apps in cloud-based office-productivity software.
A laptop with applications on the hard drive was once considered mobile, but Silanesu says that no longer cuts it.
"The average user has more than three devices, so you don't want information tied to a single device – you want access on the mobile phone in your pocket as well as the notebook still sitting on the coffee table at home," Silanesu says.
"That's where providing those services in the cloud really does drive the mobility story because you've got access anywhere in the world . . . it solves the dilemma for those users who want to be mobile but don't want to take their laptop, their mobile phone and their tablet. They want to be able to take one device on a business trip and have it do everything."


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Publication Acceptance Date: 8/8/2006
Publication Date: 9/7/2006
Citation: Lawrence, C.J., Gardner, C.A., Widrlechner, M.P., Brendel, V. 2006. The NSF Plant Genome Research Outreach Program for American Indians at Iowa State University [abstract]. Book of Abstracts - Plant Genome Research Program 9th Annual Awardee Meeting. p. 3. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The involvement of Native American students and researchers in plant genome research is minimal. In an effort to increase their representation in the research community, a summer program to mentor Native American/American Indian undergraduates in plant genomics research has begun on the Iowa State University campus. The first session took place in 2006, and the program will continue through 2010. Participating students study Zea mays, Echinacea species, and other plants of importance to many Native Tribes. Students work with USDA-ARS North Central Regional Plant Introduction scientists to carry out field-work (to grow and propagate the plants) and to collect and preserve plant material. They also use SSRs (Simple Sequence Repeat) and/or other suitable molecular markers in the lab to characterize the Southwest maize accessions. Data generated, as well as information describing cultural practices involving those plants, are stored and made accessible at http://www.lawrencelab.org/Outreach/2006/home.html. The online interface was created by two students who worked with members of the Maize Genetics and Genomics Database (MaizeGDB) team. The work is funded by the National Science Foundation, and all participating students' travel, health care, room and board, as well as a stipend were arranged by the Iowa State University George Washington Carver Summer Research Internship program. An advisory council made up of Tribal Elders was involved in the first year of the program, and each elder traveled to Ames to work with the students. In this manner, the Elders' hopes for the students were conveyed alongside the outcomes anticipated by the researcher mentors.


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Opened 7 years ago
Closed 4 years ago
#6199 closed New Feature (wontfix)
Tool to convert v2 template files to v3
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While we don't have a plugin to load XML for templates (a la v2) (see #3588), we should at least provide a tool that makes it easier to convert old v2 templates to the new js v3 format.
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Changed 7 years ago by fredck
comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by fredck
- Status changed from new to review
This is a first proposal for this tool. We could keep it on the _dev folder, and also make it available in a public address so the documentation can point to it and users would be able to use it online as well.
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by fredck
Note that this patch depends on #6197.
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by garry.yao
- Keywords Discuss added
Vote for delivering such utility as dev script instead of web pages.
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by fredck
- Keywords Discussion added; Discuss removed
-1 to have it as dev script:
- It would be harder for people to use it.
- It would not be possible to have it as a page on the web, reachable by everybody, independent on the platform.
This is a first proposal. A script tool could be also considered in the future, but there is no reason to block this one because of this, considering that it has been already fully developed.
comment:5 Changed 7 years ago by Saare
- Status changed from review to review_failed
I also think this tool should not be a dev script.
Well I don't see any problems with the converter, just a bit of cosmetic:
- It'll be a good idea to fill the <title> tag.
- If the XML is invalid, the thrown message is The <Templates> node was not found. IMHO it should be something like "The XML file is not valid.".
Changed 7 years ago by fredck
comment:6 Changed 7 years ago by fredck
- Keywords Discussion removed
- Status changed from review_failed to review
The new patch has the <title> element filled.
The original XML error, sent from the parser, is still there, because it can help understand what exactly is wrong, instead of a generic message. I've changed the message a bit.
comment:7 Changed 7 years ago by garry.yao
- Milestone changed from CKEditor 3.4.2 to CKEditor 3.5
comment:8 Changed 7 years ago by garry.yao
- Status changed from review to review_failed
- JS string output are not properly escaped, e.g. line break and single quote;
- Browser compatibility, breaks in IE9 actually
The reason I don't like ad-hoc script also because the structure (formatting and semantic) are entirely hard encoded and thus would bring a maintenance issue later.
Finally, the reason that I don't like browser's XML API is that it's way complicated to code when comparing with a server-side version of the same functionality.
comment:9 Changed 7 years ago by fredck
- Milestone CKEditor 3.5 deleted
- Owner fredck deleted
- Status changed from review_failed to new
@Garry, at your choice, we'll be delivering anything to our users at this time so. Please feel free the take the ticket ownership anytime in the future.
comment:10 Changed 4 years ago by fredck
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
If anyone is still interested in this feature, please feel free to reopen this ticket and provide a possible solution for it.


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Ra.One is upcoming Big Budget Indian Super Hero Movie. But this post is not about it only. Its about Ra.One 's YouTube page.
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5GB With The Parlotones; Playing Smith's Olde Bar, Saturday May 26th
MSN named The Parlotones as on one 10 most memorable performances at Live Earth and likened seeing the Parlotones at this early stage of the career to seeing The Police in the late 70's.
2008 was a great year with entering the European market. The Parlotones are no stranger in Europe, having played multiple stages. They are at Smith's Olde Bar this weekend, and joined us before the show.
What's the first gig you ever attended?
The first gig I ever went to was a South African band called The Springbok Nude Girls at a small club called Wings Beat Bar in Johannesburg. I stood right up front, pressed against the stage and was just blown away. From that gig I started going to shows all the time, basically every weekend I was at a concert and saw tons of bands, and that is what convinced me I needed to be in a band! Funnily enough, the guitarist from the Springbok Nude Girls (Theo Crous) has produced and recorded our last 3 albums.
What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?
It's hard to say, there's been so many cool events. Obviously our show at The Coca Cola Dome in Jo'burg was awesome. We were the first and, so far, only local band to headline and fill the venue. It's normally only filled by touring international bands like The Killers and REM. So that was a proud moment for us. But also the last show we played at Shepherd's Bush in London was amazing.
What is the best gig you have ever seen?
MuteMath and Manchester Orchestra at De Luna Festival on Pensacola Beach in Florida last year were amazing, I was totally in awe. But without a doubt the best show I have ever seen was Muse, performing at a festival in Jo'burg a few years ago. They just blew away everyone, totally ridiculously amazing!
What is the gig you would most like to play?
Any of the big festivals around the world come to mind, things like Glastonbury or Reading, or Big Day Out in Australia.
What would be the lineup for your dream gig?
Wilco. Radiohead. Muse. (And preferably in a small club where you can get up close and personal.)
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(from Gulfstream Park notes)
Hobeau Farm's homebred Blue Bullet has the look of a potential star for trainer Allen Jerkens in Saturday's $175,000 Aventura Stakes for 3-year-olds at Gulfstream Park, where he faces eight rivals with leading Gulfstream jockey Cornelio Velasquez aboard.
The son of Red Bullet bids for his third victory in as many career starts after winning both of his efforts at this meet going wire-to-wire, the last by eight lengths in an allowance race on Feb. 19.
Jerkens said he spent five weeks of deliberation and weather-watching before deciding to keep Blue Bullet at Gulfstream for the Aventura, one of four stakes on the Florida Derby (gr. I) undercard.
"I was still mulling it over yesterday," said Jerkens Thursday morning just after putting his colt's name into the entry box for the seven-furlong sophomore sprint. "My main worry would be that it was a really hot day, but you can't have everything."
Blue Bullet has been training swiftly in South Florida in the five weeks since his impressive allowance score. Jerkens was hopeful of a second-level allowance race materializing on Mar. 15, but was forced to decide between the Aventura and the $150,000 Bay Shore Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct on Apr. 7.
"We're here already and he worked well the other day when it was hot," said Jerkens. "It's not going to be easy here, but the race up there is probably going to be tough too. There are reasons to do both, but staying here makes a little more sense."
A solid threat in the race should be R. Larry Johnson's Street Magician, who finished third behind Blue Bullet when both made their career debuts on Jan. 27. A son of Street Cry, Street Magician came back to romp home an eight-length winner in his second start on Feb. 10 for trainer Michael Trombetta. He is the slight 5-2 morning line choice over the stakes-winning Green Vegas, who ran third in the Spectacular Bid over the Gulfstream layout in January.
Completing the field for the Aventura are Don McNeil and Everett Dobson's Our Sacred Honor, Edgar Prado; Luis Oliveres' Green Vegas, Victor Espinoza; Four Roses Thoroughbreds' Silver Source, Manny Cruz; Trilogy Stables' Yesbyjimminy, Rene Douglas; Rolbea Thoroughbred Racing's Finallymadeit, Eduardo Nunez; James Steil's James Wilfred, Joe Bravo; and Charles Mayer's Dippi Trippi, Ramon Dominguez.
$175,000 Aventura Stakes (Race 8, 3:48 p.m.), 3-Year-Olds, 7 Furlongs
PP. Horse, Jockey, Weight, ML Odds
1. Our Sacred Honor (KY), Edgar S. Prado, 116, 6/1
2. Green Vegas (FL), Victor Espinoza, 122, 3/1
3. Silver Source (KY), Manoel R. Cruz, 116, 6/1
4. Yesbyjimminy (FL), Rene R. Douglas, 120, 5/1
5. Finallymadeit (FL), Eduardo O. Nunez, 116, 30/1
6. James Wilfred (FL), Ramon A. Dominguez, 116, 20/1
7. Blue Bullet (FL), Cornelio H. Velasquez, 116, 6/1
8. Street Magician (KY), Rafael Bejarano, 116, 5/2
9. Dippi Trippi (FL), Elvis Trujillo, 116, 12/1
Blue Bullet Brings Two-Race Streak to Aventura
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What good is a CCW permit when lots of stores have those NO GUN signs on the door..you are just as vulnerable as the old lady in a mall except she didn't spend 250.00!
And what about when you come to one of these stores and you have to enter unarmed and have to leave you're gun in the car for someone to steal..is this CCW permit really worth having when you can't ALWAYS be armed!
I would hate to leave an 800.00 gun in my car alone!
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EMI: Selling Fewer CDs, More T-Shirts
EMI Group Ltd. has acquired merchandise company Loudclothing.com, the fourth-place recorded music company confirmed Tuesday.
The acquisition, for an undisclosed price, comes as London-based EMI faces a host of financial and operational challenges that have intensified since EMI was taken over by private equity group Terra Firma Capital Partners Ltd.
The move to buy Loudclothing, from Completely Independent Distribution, Ltd., follows moves by competitors Universal Music Group, Sony Music and Warner Music Group to establish significant stakes in the merchandise business.
Universal in 2007 bought Bravado, a leading concert-merchandise company. Sony and Warner each have a presence in the merchandise business, too. EMI started selling merchandise in April of this year, when it began distributing t-shirts to retail outlets on behalf of the country's two largest concert promoters, Live Nation and AEG Live.


text: NYC producer LSDXOXO dropped a debut LP, w h o r e c o r e, this past weekend, and the burbling URL aesthetic formed in 2013's S O F T C O R E EP continues to rattle in a future R&B twister with an added sheen. Frequent collaborator and NJ rapper Cakes Da Killa shows up again, as well as Lo Motion newcomer Rahel. That track, entitled Perfect, pairs Rahel's soft and breathless vocals with an asthmatic, squelching beat. You can stream Perfect below, but the whole album is worth a listen or seven here.


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To coincide with the nationwide release of the film Suffragette, the official watchlist containing details of over 1,300 suffragette arrests has been published online by Ancestry, in association with The National Archives.
Digitised from the original record held at The National Archives in Kew, the online collection – England, Suffragettes Arrested, 1906-1914 – lists the names of those arrested for the cause, along with the places and number of times they were arrested (HO 45/24665).
The records feature details on the detention of some of the notable female activists, such as Sylvia and Emmeline Pankhurst, Annie Kenney and Emily Wilding Davison. Continue reading »


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Trespassing on Mark Allan's lawn. In white leg-warmers
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Track your rides and runs via your iPhone, Android or GPS device, analyze your performance, and compare with friends.
it should be noted that Will's front derailleur broke early in the ride and left him in the small ring only. on the hills fine, on the flat it looked like a giant hamster ring had been attached to his bike!
It might be my lawn, but I haven't been on it for months, it must be full of weeds by now. Prospects of making the ccc in 2 weeks time are not great. Glum.
But heartily cheered by the thought of you stuck in the small ring!
I'm sure I can fix it by then. And if you don't fancy the whole CCC, how about a trip to the seaside and a train back? Or will the knee complain at even that?
when you off to the seaside?
20 October. Cycling to Worthing and back.
Is that max speed correct?
yep I had similar. remember you asking me about max speed a few months ago? same area. some sections that are very steep but not too long and there's a ramp the other side. so if you hold your nerve and don't touch the brakes you really can hit some high speeds if only for a maybe 100m.
Could be. I regularly hit 70 kph plus in the hill south of London so not outrageous though without a big ring slightly implausible.
I'm sure it's possible, but it's rare over here. It'Wze have very few straight downhills around here
And presumably the ones you do have are covered in cobbles? ;-)


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Hey everyone
Was in the market for a good all around car that I could have some fun with and decided to get the new WRX. So far I love it - great looking car, nice interior and its quick stock. Its an 06 Limited Edition. Just a quick question - how much boost do the 06's run stock? And whats their limit with the stock turbo? Anyone been messing around with them much yet?
If your wondering about my name, I also own a 500+ hp 83 firebird that I'm finishing up. It will be only drivin on weekends and nice hot days. It will also be my track car. The WRX is more like my daily driver and winter / business car. But that doesn't mean I can't have a little fun with it.


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DSA is THRILLED to offer a new DEVELOPMENT TEAM for the FALL of 2012. The Development Team is ONLY for 1st and 2nd graders who are ready for a soccer challenge. An Evaluation Night will be scheduled (for those registered) where we will be looking for motivated, skilled and coachable young players. The team will be registered in the NH Seacoast Youth Soccer League which will include 8 scrimmages on the weekend and a jamboree day - some for which you will need to travel. Additionally, the team will attend the Tuesday night EDP session (see above). The cost of this program is $90 per player (this includes the EDP night fee and uniform shirt).
Picture Day for Development Teams will be Saturday 10/13/12:
9:30am - U7/U8 Development Teams (3 teams)


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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - June 23, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma Wanted at Ada! four New Office Buildings, Six New Apartment Buildings, Twenty New Business Houses and 500 New Bent Houses(KBhe (©jetting Jletosi VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 87ADA, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1919 TWO CENTS THE COPY Treaty May Be Signed This Week; Germans Vote to Accept Terms Will Preach Constructive Development, Not Tragedy in Advertising Oklahoma The Federation of Labor Endorses Telegraph Strike and Seeks 44-Hovr Week LARGE MAJORITY VOTES TO AC-CEPT TREATY; EXPRESS CONFIDENCE IN HAVER GOVERNMENT. FOLLOWING LETTER TO HIS MOTHER TELLS OF SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENTS IN FOREIGN ATHLETICS. CLAUD JONES FREED OE CHARGE OE ASSAULT "The State Association of Commercial Executives, of which I happen to have the honor of being president, is engaging in a work of r great importance to Oklahoma and if the plans of the organixation To further more efficient work can be carried out the state will re-along athletic lines, a meeting of ceive muoh valuable and desirable the University Athletic Committee publicity," said Secretary Douglas was recently held. At this meeting of lhe Tulsa Chamber of Commerce various plans were discussed and a in big weekly talk to the newspaper more co-operative organixation ef- writers, fected. Lieut. Reed, who has had a States Resource*. great deal of experience in baseball "When the association was or- represented by Assistant Prosecut-in the Western league, has been ganjIedt the state was divided inappointed the acting captain of the districts, a director of the team and will have complete charge ass0ciation elected from each dis-of the organization and whipping in- tric- and a pian agreed upon where in AL MEN WIN SECOND GAME OF SEASON IN FO! RTETNTH INNING— LETS GO! ADA Yesterday our boys took a game from Stonewall. Victory came in the fourteenth inning; when a walk, a sacrifice and a hit netted two runs. MAY SECURE PRESIDING ELDER The case of til" State against Claud The Stonewall boys threatened to Jones was heard before Justice At the morning service at the tie the score but their roll only Methodist church yesterday a col- netted one run and Ada had the lection w^as taken to pay off the Drown this morning. The state was 1(mg eQd of a 5 t0 4 score. balance of $1,000 due on the church Ada was in the lead up to the seventh inning, but an error, fol lowed by two hits, permitted Stonewall to run in two men. Ada evened ing Attorney H. F. Mathis, while R C. Roland represented Jones. building. The money was entirely raised. At a meeting of the directors of the church held immediately after By the Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., June 23. —An endorsement of the Com mercial telegraphers! strike was unanimously voted today by the have" b«n'7uthoriied sign "on By the Associated Press PARIS, June 23.—The German government, at Weimar has formally communicated its willingness to sign the peace terms unconditionally it wras announced by the French foreign office this afternoon. The day and hour for signing is uncertain. It may take place Tuesday but more likely Wednesday. The Italian delegates, at present in Paris American Federation of Labor which Italy's behalf. This announcement also went on record in favor of a removed the question which was ex forty-four hours per week for labor generally and directed an executive council to work to that end. the count in the eighth. Neither the morning service the question side threatened in the ninth so the of making an effort to have the Final Flashes From A, P. Wires Jones testified that he was not to shape of the Varsity. Sgt. Mill- bv eaCh director would compile a guilty of striking his wife on the _ er was selected to take charge of pamphlet of the resources of his greets of Alien and brought in wit- lorn: route was chosen. presiding elder located at Ada was the tr Jk field work, Sgt. Mac Neal, particular district, this to later be ( DroVe his innocence Hi* The game was a pitcher's duel be- taken up. The presiding elder at > !emvp»mw r%8 00 c champion of the W est em confer- edlted by an editing committee, • 1 " ' tureen Young of Ada. and Stegall, present lives at Durant. There will \\ A SH I NOTON, June 23.- Sentence, chosen to lead our tennis and from the six pamphlets a book wife acknowledged that in a tit of another of his team mates, from be a meeting of the committee this tor Knox, Republican of Pennsyl- teams to victory, while Lt. Vandiviet compjied of the resources, develop- anger she had struck Jones over Stonewan. Young had the edge on week at Madill to decide on a per- vania, announced today that after wa* elected as the head of our bask- (.d and undeveloped, of the state |hr b),ad wi[h a Ilve cbiok<n. a both of the Stonewall hurlers, but ; manent location for this pastor and ; the appropriation bills are passed ethall club. That these men will do for genPrai circulation anions: PCO- h Hn our bovs w,,rF "",ble to hit when | Ada will endeavor to pet it located | he would attempt to obtain pected to delay the signing. The German note of acceptance, it is said, is coughed in such language that it maintains the German position that the terms are "peace of violence." BERLIN, June 23.—The German national assembly, by a vote of 237 to 138, has decided to sign the peace treaty. The assembly gave a vote of confidence to the Bauer government by a vote of 238 to 89. their uttermost for the success cf their respective branches and Die desiring reliable information about Oklahoma. The district Jones stayed the nipht she claims hits meant runs. Both teams played first class ball phases of athletics, no one doubts. pamphiets were to be distributed by Jones struck her testified that Mrs. from beginning to end. The plav-However. remember that these men commercial executives in the respec jon^8 vised language describing ing of P. Young on third was one will have material with which to tjve astricts the larger or state book joneg th.it she could not repeat in 0f the features of the game. work Lend them all the assistance ^ b, distributed by all commercial court. The game wa* witnessed by a possible. secretaries. By reason ot the war lbe conclusion of the trial large crowd, among them, about four Also at this meeting steps were and tbe necessary war work taken judi:0 Brown decided that Jones score of the loyal Ada fans. A taken for the furtherance of the OQ by tbe commercial secretaries all . wag not gUj|ty of the charge and Intercompany Baseball League. QVer oklahoma the compilation of disnussed the case against him. Companies 2 and 4 and rom panics tbe book was abandoned for the__ 3 and 5 were combined, owing to the scarcity of men. In France at the University of FRISCO SIKES CAR I KILLED: I tune. but at the recent meeting ot the association at Oklahoma c tty the original plan was again dis- Montpellier Lieut. Everett Reed i* cu<sed and a resolution prevailed to adjutant of the A. E. F. student body consisting almost entirely of officers who are required to have pot it into execution at once. No I •envisions. Unfortunately, there is a pro college credits to enter. Everett* is VjSi0n jn the constitution of Okla-taking a French course, is captain homa which prohibits the expendi-ach of the University base njiv of gtate funds for purposes of . C. C. MIEL DELIGHTFUL HOSTESS and coach shower during the latter part of the first inning made the grounds heavy for a few innings, however, this did not last long. We are in need of some real ball players, and we must have them soon. We are planning to have the opening game at home next week and would like to have more of the fellows out to practice. Our next work out will be Thursday afternoon at six o'clock. Lot's all be here J A Smith Is the Ada rep- on his resolution expressing unwill-resentative The directors voted ingness to accept the League of Na- unanimouslv to try to get the dis- (ions covenant as inseparable from; - trict headquarters located at Ada the peace treaty. and agreed to give some $1800 to- - - ^ Frisco passenger train No. w~ard paying for a parsonage, or .15 WASHINGTON, June 23.—Sen- j 597 while speeding on her way per cent of its cost. If Ada secures ate and House conferees today ap- southward Sunday afternoon colate presiding elder the name of, proved the agricultural bill rider ! iided with a five passenger Ford the district will be changed to the providing for the repeal of the ear one rai]e west 0f Bryant. Miss Ada district. daylight saving law on October 26. Pauline Lockhart was killed in- — -- stantly, Miss Maude Deen and Mrs. PARIS, June 23.—The German Myers, the two other occupants of answer regarding the peace treaty the car, were seriously injured, was received by the peace confer- Mrs. Myers is the wife of the super-ence this afternoon. Its contents intendent of the cotton oil mill at had not been revealed up to 3:45 Weleetka and Miss Deen is th© o'clock. The Weimar dispatch stating Germany w*ould sign the treaty DADY LOST ON MAIR LOOKING FOR WATER Mrs. Cora McKeel was a charm- there and get our team to working Baby Lucile Ruth. 2-year-old ball learn. Bart J** advertising th.; resource, of OU*; hottess Saturday ani Saturday in Mg lea*,ie style. We can't have dauKhter of Mr. was filed in Weimar at 4:08 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Apparently it referred to 'he German government's decision to sign the treaty daughter of a prominent grocery-man in Weleetka. Miss Lockhart lived four miles west of Weleetka. The train was going at the rate of fifty miles an hour when the accident occurred. It seems that v TO,,- , w ing hostess Saturday and Saturday in Pit league siyie. w e rani nave daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. L. IL reservations of which it gave accident occurred. ii seems mat ar^ tpin« in Franc* homa, the result being tim n ni^M wheQ ghe presided over a a first class team unless we work I Ruth, was lost on Main street tor u to allies and which was later | the women in the car were attempt- games with other te rn* _' prebeaslve book on the s . ^ - house party and six o'clock dinner together. about two hours last Saturday night. * ted ' ing to cross the track ahead of the * in her home at IIT East Tenth. The suits for the team are ex- Mr. Ruth. Hie father, is employed ; • ..... ... Mrs. Mc Keel's son. Bill, was host at peeled to arrive this week. The suits at the O. K. Meat Market and Mrs p1 rBraoi '' v Italy and other countries.—The ever been published and in this re Soldier-Student. Montpellier. Franc?. spect oklahoma is far behind prac- ll Heil IN A Diavx » l![U6St9 WO . . ♦1»1« mother Mr® in (le,al1 an<i Wi\^r?U acid- eon at Mr8* Lands lunch room. Sat- Baldwin, 3b lowing Jletter to his mother, Mr lration8 thc legibilities along m*rt afternoon fond memories of Stegall, p.. be interested in reading the fol-letter to his mot W. L. Reed of this city. cultural, horticulaural, and ""jr old swimmin' hole were rehears- Paxon. c. . . raising lines, and als?Jh(>^K tho ed when Mrs. McKeel and Bill en- Neal, ss____ s at the City Marshall, cf cuing a delight-i Durham, 2b six courses was sen- G. Byrd, lf. C. Byrd. rf. "Thursday, May 29, 1919. "Mother: "I am traveling practically all ^"Mineral the time, and do not have much time to write. As manager and coach ............ of the University base ball team I b"^' seeker. In other states these 11 am very busy. We have played 12 books are issued under the author- ,h<> houM beautlful of the state, ait - , hncH Hnldos in heightened mineral deposits of 0^bUities ! tertained their guests timber development p^lbi ities Bake. Saturday event the mineral waters and all of the ^ dinner in s*------ resources developed and undeveloped seven which might appeal to a prospective daisies and sweet peas. lty games and have only lost 2 games ^ ^ We are on top. I expect to win the JTare championship and pennant of the ' . league. "I sent you cards from Italy, Niece, Barjitz, Bordeau and other points. "Perhaps I will go to England next month and also Brussels ^<111 ii-CL ' *1/11 * ----- ^ ' of the secretary of state or immigration department and have been found of incalculable value to every state in which they are published. Because of the prohibition in Ok- marked each guest's plae. Rutlege, lh. Those enjoying this attractive Kiaser, c party were: Misses Mae and Bernice Crandell, Patrick, Fern Williams and Lorena G. Young, p.......5 •'When I have finished here I ani b"h tTTlfen^up by6 some* organization.' Kenton of benison. To: /'j11 SR_^"' ordered to report hack to the 3rd -bout:!,, that the S army headquarters in Coblenz, Ger- Stonewall. AB H R PO A ......6 2 0 o 2 ......6 I I 0 2 ......6 0 I IO I ......5 I I 3 3 ......5 0 0 o St 0 ......5 o I 3 2 ......4 I 0 o rn 0 I 0 2 0 ...... 5 0 0 3 o A da. AB H R PO A ......6 o I <> 3 .....5 2 0 o St 0 ......5 0 I I 0 lb... . 5 I I 5 3 .......5 a 0 o 2 .......5 I 0 4 I ......5 0 0 12 o St ......5 3 I I 0 .......5 I I 2 3 WEIMAR, June 2 3. — German surrendered to the off Kiel, Wilhelm-points, have been Lerrnan sailors, ac-Ruth de- cording to a report received here train w*hieh resutled slision. in col- cold water and started down the street in search for same, asking WEIMAR, june 23.- MAN DISAPPEARS; FOUL PEAY FEARED Dr. Haniel er of the ______ _ , who was a sired drink. After having safely [asked to convict the peace arrange-; The sheriff's department has a made the trip down Main street to ments at Versailles, has notified his asked to help solve the myste the Frisco station without securing government ie will not sign. tilt* ll I UL' Ii W * vu v* | crossed the street at a perilous PARIS, June 23.—Germany to- the treaty been stery of John Berton King, who suddenly disappeared from Ada Sunday night, June 15th. The father of King was up from Roff yesterday and says they cannot understand his actions and fear foul play has befallen him. John Berton King was employed as a printer in the office of the tional time they pleaded that ma. He has a wife and two ehil-change in government and dis- dren who live in that town. He *d conditions made it difficult came to Ada with Elvin Eads, edi- EVERETT.' At the Ada Play Houses lls officially announced that Germany WMH sign. i i it ion Messrs. Roy Coppers, Denison; Clyde. commercial ex«c"*'v*11 I Channel Hear. Bonham. Tex.; Hazelwood and " organization is the proper channe I adonia Tex Be- "Well it don't matter we will all roUKh which the matter shall be Loyd Caln ot Ladonia, lex. ie be home by .he fire, of September. .Ides the out of town .or Hope you are all well. You did not handled. wliu<- dinner were. Mr and Mra. W T. mention in your letters regarding "As " we" known, the north-1 Anderson Mr. ami Mrs. H E. Rog- the pictures I sent you. I will try tt,rn part "f the state is prolific ^rs- M™- s- W. Hill and dauy.h . and write as often as possible. in lead and aine; has wonderful Pos- Anna ILaurie, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. "I AVA in 'ill I in IMO an* HHV, u hor*I- Wright and son Clyde, and C. H. Love to an, sibillties along agricultural, horn cultural and stock raising lines; has } L tile Aqa__ mineral and artesian waters; good railroad facilities, and the development is only beginning. Central Ea*t Section. In the central east section, bordering the Arkansas, are immense deposits of marble, oil and gas, ————— some lead and zinc, much coal, tuvairiv hardwood timber and splendid fruit AMERI! AN. lands. Practically none of these Ruth Roland appears In The ' have ever bA- n properly Tiger's Trail." The greatest of out- loUed and tbey are little known door serials. Harold Lloyd comedy, tQ the citizens of Oklahoma and one of those funny Big \ ®om" iivjnc in the other sections of the ©dies, "Soapsuds and Sapheads. : living in Coming Tuesday: Dorothy Phillips southeastern. In the southeastern section there are valuable deposits of asphalt, Musical immense timber forests, fertile val- , , finn ii ©more I B*ys. coal and land unusually well deciared that Germans regard the show Mannv Klark Fred adopted to vineyards and orchards, , ternig as impracticable and their Hawaiian BUI. with literally thousands of acres , s,KnafurP lg gjven under duress. t'aunt Roy ann * ttnrtnonv lyidP dormant because of the poa- -fbe note concludes by saying the Featuring Roquemores fiibilitleB being unexploited. 'Germans wMll sign, with reservations Quartet In the pictures iiaoy North Central. | relative to turning over those al- rie Osborn is shown in Lh 1be north central section of leged to be guilty of crimes and the ll'sieu." A fine program. | the oil and gas fields are admission that Germany is guilty (Continued on °age Eight) of causing the w^ar. able to do. On reaching the Harris ; hotel corner. Ruth decided to turn south into the residence section where the sidewalk was not so crowded, but as she crossed the, alley between the hotel and the j home of Frank Jackson, she missed the bright lights and. baby like, began to cry. Mr. J wife took the child into their home complete arrangements. Normal Notes WEIMAR, Sunday. June 22.—It J xKltltlllLF STORM IN MINNESOTA TOWN LEAVES DEATH GERMANS DENY CAUSING IHE WAR AND RUIN IN ITS WAKE. The enrollment today reached the Mr. Jackson and | high figure of 890. Today was the beginning of the and telephoned police headquarters. I fourth week of the summer term. During all this time the mother *phe best work the school has naturally had been quite frantic ]KnovD j8 being accomplished. The and had instigated a strenuous term end juiy 2*th. _____^ o ___ _ ___ ____ search for her child and need we Miss Anna L. Diehl, representing Stratford and ran into a bridge say here, safe again with mot her, extension department of the A. | which threw him from the car and tor of the Tribune, and two other young men on the west-bound Katy Sunday, June 15th. H© stayed here until train time that night with the other men. When it was near time for the train to leave one of the members of the party had not arrived and King went in search of him. He never returned from the search, missed the train and nothing has been seen or heard of him since. A report gained circulation last week that a man by the name of King was traveling In a car near little Ruth could water she w'anted. have all the In Destiny." Special music. Henry LIBERTY. Roc* uemo re's By the Asaodite4 Pres* EVANSVILLE, Minn., June 23 — Forty-seven persons are known to be dead, 160 injured and in emergency hospitals, and property valued - at $6,000,000 destroyed is the re- , . , I suit of yesterday's storm which P\RISOLI ne 'The German llwept throu*h Fergus Falls. Relief PARIS, June 23. The » j a worlt ig under way. It is possible note to which the council of four replied today by rejecting suggestions for alteration of the treaty, the death list may reach sixty when the ruins of Grand hotel have been thoroughly searched. Hundreds Probably Killed. ST. PAUL. June 23. — Only meager reports are available earl? today of the loss of life and property caused by the tornado at Fep gus Falls last night. Probably 204 are killed ani 700 injured. Telephone and telegraph wires are down and roads are impassable. BRITISH EIGHT BOLSHEVIK! SHIP By tho Aasoolatf'd Press HELSINGFORS, Thursday, June 19.—British warships Wednesday torpedoed the bolshevik armored cruiser SlajtiA. The bolshevik battleship Andrei Pervov8anni is believed io have been sunk by a British torpedo near Kronstadt Thursday, according to a Finnish naval dispatch quoted in a Helsingfors cablegram to the Daily Mail. Let a Want Ad get it for you. & M. College and working in conjunction with the United States department of agriculture spoke to the faculty and students at chapel this moning on the boys and girls club work in the southern states. She also spoke to the domestic science and agricultural classes later in the day. Her work was very helpful and the Normal was very glad to have her as a visitor. Miss Anna Weaver Jones in charge of the physical culture classes wrill give an exhibition on the campus tomorrow night of the work her classes are doing. There will be games and plays and the exercises will begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Andrew Thomas Smith gave his opening lecture at the chapel this morning. His subject was "The Focal Point In Education." A write- rendered him unconscious. It was said he was taken to the home of Joe Clarke where he had remained since. His father called Mr. Clarke yesterday and learned that no such man had been seen in that community and that no man had been hurt out there. The officeis are rendering every assistance possible in the effort to find the missing man, and anyone knowing his whereabouts will confer a great favor by informing bis parents or the officers at Ada. A good crow d of Woodmen Circle ladies came to Ada from Stratford yesterday for the unveiling of the monument to Mrs. Oneal. They were assisted by about ten of the ladies of Ada. After the unveiling the ladies from Stratford were enter- __tained by the Circle of Ada. The up of his work will be given to-'day was inspiring and beneficial to morrow. ;
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Brian Barnett
|Jeremy Cole
Second-Team All-WAC
|Tyler Graham
Second-Team All-WAC
|Nick Melino
Second-Team All-WAC
PHOENIX - The University of Nevada baseball team was well represented on the 2010 All-Western Athletic Conference team announced on Tuesday night at the WAC Tournament Banquet, placing six members on the squad. Junior pitcher Brock Stassi earned the highest honor by a Wolf Pack player being named the WAC Pitcher of the Year and added first-team starting pitcher and second-team utility player honors. Senior first baseman Shaun Kort was also selected to the first-team.
In addition to Stassi, four Nevada players earned second-team honors in outfielders Nick Melino and Brian Barnett along with relief pitcher Tyler Graham and starting pitcher Jeremy Cole.
Stassi becomes the second Nevada pitcher to earn WAC Pitcher of the Year honors joining Ryan Rodriquez (2007). He tops the conference with a 3.28 ERA and is tied for first with seven wins tossing three complete games. His 3.58 ERA in WAC play led the league. Offensively he currently ranks eighth in the WAC with a .378 batting average, is sixth posting a slugging percentage of .701, tied for first with five doubles and is third with a .482 on base percentage.
Kort, earned first-team honors for the first time after being named to the second-team the last three years and was the 2007 WAC Freshman of the year. He topped the league in WAC play with a .440 batting average, 40 hits and 36 runs scored.
A first-team designated hitter as a freshman, Melino was a second-team outfielder in his sophomore season. In conference play he led the WAC with a .533 on base percentage and was second to Kort with a .419 batting average.
A junior transfer Barnett was selected to the second team after his first season in the Silver & Blue. In WAC play he finished second with 77 total bases, was third with 10 home runs, third with 31 RBI and sixth producing a .404 batting average.
Another junior college transfer, Cole went 2-2 in WAC play and opponents hit just .285 which was fifth best in the conference. Overall he is 4-2 with a 4.68 ERA and pitched three complete games to tie Stassi for the team lead.
A senior is in his second season at Nevada, Graham worked as the Pack's closer this season and was second in the conference with nine saves. His four saves in WAC play tied for first.
FIRST TEAM All-WAC:
Bobby Coyle, DH, Jr., Fresno State
Greg Gonzalez, SP, Jr., Fresno State
Jordan Ribera, 1B, Jr., Fresno State
Dusty Robinson, OF, So., Fresno State
Greg Garcia, SS, Jr., Hawai'i
Lenny Linsky, RP, So., Hawai'i
Jeffrey Van Doornum, DH, Jr., Hawai'i
Kolten Wong, 2B, So., Hawai'i
Devon Dageford, OF, Sr., Louisiana Tech
Mark Threlkeld, 3B, So., Louisiana Tech
Shaun Kort, 1B, Sr., Nevada
Brock Stassi, SP, Jr., Nevada
Leo Aguirre, 1B, Sr., New Mexico State
Blake McFarland, SP, Jr., San Jose State
Corey Valine, 3B/UTI, Sr., San Jose State
SECOND TEAM All-WAC:
Danny Muno, 2B, Jr., Fresno State
Josh Poytress, SP, So., Fresno State
Garrett Weber, SS, Jr., Fresno State
Josh Slaats, SP, Jr., Hawai'i
Clint Ewing, C, Jr., Louisiana Tech
Joey Ford, 2B, Jr., Louisiana Tech
Alex Williams, DH, So., Louisiana Tech
Brian Barnett, OF, Jr., Nevada
Jeremy Cole, SP, Jr., Nevada
Tyler Graham, RP, Sr., Nevada
Nick Melino, OF, So., Nevada
Brock Stassi, UTI, Jr., Nevada
Ryan Aguayo, SS, Jr., New Mexico State
Trevor Paine, DH, Jr., Sacramento State
Josh Powers, 1B, Sr., Sacramento State
Player of the Year: Jordan Ribera, Jr., Fresno State
Pitcher of the Year: Brock Stassi, Jr., Nevada
Freshman of the Year: Zack Jones, San Jose State
Coach of the Year: Mike Batesole, Fresno State


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Healthy cucumber salad with ginger as heard on Russell Woolfe's 720 Drive Program
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1 small red onion, finely shaved
1cm fresh ginger root, peeled and sliced finely
A teaspoon sea salt
1 burpless cucumber
1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds
1 tablespoon chopped coriander
1 tablespoon chopped flat leaf parsley
Place the onion in a fine mesh sieve and run under cold water, this takes the volatile 'burpiness' out of the onion.
Whisk together the dressing ingredients, add the onion and reserve.Put the ginger together with the salt in a mortar and psetle, pound to a puree, add to the dressing.
Cut the cucumber lengthways and de-seed, cut into thin slices, add to the other ingredients.
Sprinkle with herbs, sesame seeds, toss well and serve, great with grilled fish or chicken.
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1. Re: Galexy tab 4 7" and OTG cablebobstro Jan 2, 2015 11:41 AM (in response to draksig)
Samsung does sell a USB host adapter, but the Galaxy Tab line is notably absent from the compatibility page. I have not had any luck with any OTG cables on my SGN tablets. You could try one of the USB OTG checker apps to make sure on the NGTS, but my SGN 10.1 2014 shows that the USB OTG signal is not detected. Ditto for my SG S5 phone. It's odd because older Samsungs supported it.
On stock firmware, I'm not sure you'll ever see OTG support. I'd love to be wrong, but I haven't found a solution yet.
2. Re: Galexy tab 4 7" and OTG cabledraksig Jan 2, 2015 4:47 PM (in response to bobstro)
OTG cable works perfect with my Galaxy S5 so I bought a cable online for the tab 4 but it doesn't see the flash drive. Would have been sweet! Wonder if the problem is hardware or OS.