text: Owens should help Jones and Barber OXNARD, Calif. -- Here are five observations on the Dallas Cowboys, based on Saturday's practices: 1. The addition of Terrell Owens, believe it or not, could make the biggest impact on the running game, which struggled last season at 3.6 yards an attempt. Whether he likes it or not, Owens will be the decoy on most early down plays, drawing the safeties away from stopping the run. Expect more of an expanded role for Marion Barber, who backs up Julius Jones and is the third-down back. Parcells also plans to move fuillback Lousaka Polite into different positions where he could also help as an H-back. Jones had 993 yards on 257 carries while Barber had 538 yards on 138 carries last season. With a plan to use more two-tight end sets, the Cowboys continue to evolve into more of a power team under Parcells, and that certainly isn't a bad thing. It also doesn't hurt that Owens is a good downfield blocker on running plays. Bill Parcells believes the days of just having one halfback who gets all of the carries are fading, and he says the colleges are one of the reasons why. His theory is colleges are rotating more backs into games and that is sending backs to the NFL who aren't used to taking a heavy pounding. "Eventually, whatever colleges do gets to the pros," Parcells said. "You've got to work a long time in college to find a big back. It's really a different deal from the Earl Campell days." Jones is the starter but Barber is expected to be more involved in the rotation. 2. How good is the Cowboys offensive line? The Cowboys really don't know at the moment, and it could be the difference between making the playoffs or finishing at the bottom of the tough NFC East. Despite the addition of veteran Jason Fabini, Rob Petitti, last year's starter, will remain the starter at right tackle. Hard work during the offseason has given Petitti a new and improved body. He plays next to steady right guard Marco Rivera. The Cowboys are okay at center with Al Johnson. The big question marks are on the left side. Can Kyle Kosier replacemen Larry Allen and his physical play at left guard? Can left tackle Flozell Adams return to Pro Bowl form? He's coming off a knee reconstruction and he's starting camp on the physically unable to perform list. Parcells says better depth and better competition for some of the positions will make the line better. Another hope is that Owens' threat as a pass receiver will take some of the pressure off the line. Drew Bledsoe was sacked 45 times and the Cowboys want to become more of a play-action team to get bigger plays from Owens and Terry Glenn. The development of the offensive line will probably dictate whether this team makes the playoffs or not. 3. After three years of building, Bill Parcells has the type of defensive players he likes. He loves the youth and play-making ability of his 3-4 defense. DeMarcus Ware is a stud pass-rushing linebacker who should be a Pro Bowl player for a long time. The linebacking corps might be so deep that Parcells can't find playing time for everyone. In different packages, Parcells can rotate Ware, Al Singleton, Kevin Burnett and first-round choice Bobby Carpenter on the outside. On the inside, he has Akin Ayodele, Bradie James and Rocky Boiman. The defensive line had a setback Saturday when defensive end Marcus Spears tore a meniscus and was lost for two to three weeks. Spears had surgery Sunday. Parcells feels he's solid at nose tackle with Jason Ferguson and he likes the youth at ends of Jay Ratliff, Chris Canty and rookie Jason Hatcher. Where does that leave veteran Greg Ellis? Still unhappy. Ellis is a 4-3 defensive end struggling for playing time in Parcells' 3-4. La'Roi Glover struggled with the adjustment at nose tackle last year and he ended up being cut after the season. . "He has to play here or he can retire if he wanted to," Parcell said of Ellis. "Those would be his two choices right now. 4. From Mark Bavaro to Bill Coates, Bill Parcells loves tight ends. His latest star is Jason Witten, who made the Pro Bowl last year and was just rewarded with a $28 million contract extension. "The good news is that he loves the tight end position," Witten said. "But his expectations are really high. He's very demanding on the tight end position. First off, you better be able to block." Parcells is particularly high on tight ends this year because he wants to use more play-action passes. The tight end is critical on those plays because he could block or be a receiver. Not only did the Cowboys add Anthony Fasano of Notre Dame in the second round of the draft, they also paid good money to sign Ryan Hannam from the Seahawks. Expect the Cowboys to use a lot of two-tight end sets this year. Witten is now one of the leaders on the offense, but he still can't escape Parcells' talk about his former tight ends. "I've heard every Bavaro-Coates story there is," Witten said. 5. While offensive line is Parcells' biggest concern, the other big worry is at safety. There's no problem with Roy Williams. He's hitting everyone, and it won't be too long before Jerry Jones tries to lock him into a contract extension. Keith Davis is back despite being recently shot while driving his car. It's the second time in his career he's been shot. "My father used to have an expression for things like that," Parcells said. "He said, `Hey Parcells, it's never your fault but you are always there." Davis' return is important because he's a solid safety and a valued special teams player. Without Davis, the Cowboys would have to rely on veteran safety Marcus Coleman. It's not out of the question for the Cowboys to look for a good, young safety toward the end of camp. 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BANGKOK (AFP) -Embattled former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra decried the "death of democracy" in Thailand Friday after the junta-stacked parliament impeached her and prosecutors announced corruption charges that could see her jailed.
The successful impeachment of Yingluck, the kingdom's first female premier and the sister of former leader Thaksin Shinawatra, carries an automatic five-year ban from politics, while the criminal charges could see her sentenced to a decade in prison.
She swiftly denounced the decisions as an assault on democracy and vowed to fight the new corruption charges.
"Democracy has died in Thailand today, along with the rule of law. That move to destroy me is still ongoing and I face it now," she said in a statement published on Facebook after plans to hold a press conference were called off on the advice of junta officials.
Experts say the impeachment and criminal charges are the latest attempt by the country's royalist elite, and its army backers, to nullify the political influence of the Shinawatras, whose parties have won every election since 2001.
But the junta's pursuit of the family could also disturb the uneasy calm that has descended on Thailand since the military took over.
The Shinawatras' 'Red Shirt' supporters, who have lain low since the coup, were enraged by the twin decisions – but leaders warned against widespread street protests in a country where political gatherings are banned under martial law.
"Today's impeachment is the highest provocation, aimed at encouraging the Red Shirts to come out so they (the government) can shift the blame for all their failures onto the Red Shirts," Jatuporn Prompan, the movement's leader, told viewers on his Peace TV programme.
Both the impeachment and corruption charges revolve around her administration's controversial rice subsidy programme, which funnelled cash to her rural base but cost billions of dollars, and inspired protests that felled her government and led to a military takeover in May.
"The primary aim is to prevent her and the Shinawatras returning to politics should the military be forced to step down and call an election. They simply cannot compete when it comes to electoral politics," Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a Thai academic at Kyoto University, told AFP.
Both Thaksin and Yingluck are loathed by many Thais in the upper and middle classes but still command huge loyalty from much of the rural poor, particularly in the Shinawatras' northern strongholds, where rice farming is a mainstay of the local economy.
The rice subsidy scheme, which purchased the crop from farmers at around twice the market rate, was hugely popular among the Shinawatras' vote base but economically disastrous.
Prosecutors had spent months deciding whether Yingluck should face separate criminal corruption charges over the scheme with the Office of the Attorney General finally confirming Friday that an indictment for negligence would be handed down in early March.
During the impeachment hearings Yingluck defended the rice scheme as a necessary subsidy to help poor farmers who historically receive a disproportionately small slice of government cash.
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Analysts said it was always unlikely that the parliament – which is stacked with junta appointees – would save Yingluck's political career. And while imminent street protests are unlikely, observers say the moves against Yingluck will do little to foster the kind of political reconciliation the military claims it is seeking.


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In his prepared homily at the Olympic Stadium built for the 1936 Games, the Pope intended to praise his war-time predecessor, Pius XII, who has been criticised in the past for not denouncing Nazism: "Those who do not limit themselves to cheap polemics know very well what Pius XII thought about the Nazi regime, and how much he did to help the countless victims persecuted by the regime," read the text.
But those words did not pass his lips, just as similarly glowing references to "resistance" offered by the Church as a whole had been omitted from a mass he delivered in the German city of Paderborn on Saturday.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 2, 1980, New Braunfels, Texas Tuesday * Taylor Communications Inc. 25 cents December 2,1980 Hic of lim Getter Comp, u, Box ^5436 callas, ffexa^ 75235Hcrald-Zeltung Vol. 89 - No. 114 16 Pages (USPS 377-880) New Braunfels, TexasCompromise reached on revised parks plan By HENRY KRAUSSE Staff writer A revised plan for the city's Comal River parks took shape at a meeting of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board yesterday, and even opponents of an original plan conceded they could live with the new version. There was just one stumbling block: residents living on "the hill" behind luanda Park wanted California Boulevard open to Fredericksburg Road, and the plan calls for it to be closed to traffic. So the board gave City Council an option to consider when it reviews the whole package Monday: invest in a short piece of roadway to link the two streets, bypassing much of the park. That's not exactly a new idea. It was one of many the board decided to scrap after a stormy public hearing Nov. 17, when stiff opposition from residents of the same area developed against a plan presented by parks consultant Bob Frazer, vice president of Groves, Fernandez and Associates of San Antonio. In its place, board members agreed to a scaled-down version calling for a park fee to be charged only to out-of-tow'n tourists on weekends during the busy summer season at I,anda, Hinman Island and Prince Solms Parks. How, exactly, this would be done was left to yesterday's board meeting to iron out. Specific "physical considerations" were drawn up by Frazer and Don Simon, city parks director, for discussion and a vote. The plan they worked out was approved with minor changes after being picked apart by board members as well as those in the audience, which included City Council members I^averne Eberhard and Joe Rogers, attorney Edward Badouh Sr.. Oliver Haas, and residents of "the hill," (that section of town built on the Balcones Escarpment northwest of Banda Park). It calls for a system of temporary barricades and gates to close off all but one entrance to Banda Park, which would be located near the bridge next to the train station. At that point, tourists would have to pay $3 before driving into the park proper. Bocal residents would get in free. Access to the golf course and the swimming pools would be unrestricted, but the main parking lot next to the Olympic pool would be open only to locals. Tourists would have to pay to park there. Traffic on I,anda Park Drive from luanda Street to Elizabeth Avenue would be open to all, so the Wurstfest area, tennis and volleyball courts would be accessible. Hinman Island Drive would be closed to traffic, however. All of these changes would take place only on weekends. The board agreed to define the "summer season" as Easter to the last weekend in October, but speculated the council Sledge free for holidays District Attorney Bill Schroeder said Monday the "when" and "where" of carrying out Richard Sledge's prison sentence was still undecided. In an interview, Schroeder said Sledge would be told when to report for his five-year term at an official sentencing session "probably after Christmas sometime." He will be eligible for parole after one-third of the sentence is served, Schroeder said. Sledge pleaded guilty Oct. 23 to the theft in 1976 of $23,000 of New Braunfels Utilities funds when he was general manager there. Judge Terry Jacks assessed a penalty of five years in the Texas Department of Corrections, plus a fine of $2,000. at a judgment session Wednesday in 22nd District Court here. That session was not considered a "sentencing" as such, Schroeder explained. Its purpose was to officially pronounce Sledge guilty. "A sentencing is just the official order of the court relative to punishment. That will probably take place after Christmas sometime, and that's when the court decides when his sentence will begin." As for where he will serve his term in jail, that decision is up to the TDC, Schroeder said. "There are several units in Texas. Sledge is a first offender, and there are first offender units such as the Angleton and Palestine facilities. "I don't know where he's likely to be sent. It may be Palestine, but I can't second-guess the TDC. All their units are so over-crowded now. It just depends on a lot of things," Schroeder said. Less government up for farm vote Ironing out the details Staff photo Sharon Phair of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board explains traffic routes included in a revised plan for Landa Park to attorney Edward Badouh at yesterday's board meeting at which a revised plan was adopted. could, if it wishes, shorten it to May I through I.abor Day, for example. The liberty Avenue entrance to Prince Solms Park would also be manned by park personnel to collect a $3 fee from out-of-towners. Badouh and other residents, who spoke against the orginal plan Nov. 17, accepted most of the proposals but objected, at first, to the closing of California Boulevard. To simplify administration and keep the cost of hiring new park personnel to a minimum, the board wanted only one entrance to luanda Park. A decorative iron gate blocking access from California to the park was included in the plan, as well as a gate closing off the Fredericksburg Road entrance. Badouh wanted to know how motorists would turn around on California Boulevard when they came up against the gate, but Frazer and Simon, having test-driven the route, assured him there was "ample room." "We would put the gate at the turn in the road just south of the property lines, where ifs widest. Ifs very easy — we did it ourselves in a large car," Simon said. "I realize we've got a problem, but by outset COMPROMISE, Page IBA SAN ANTONIO (AP) The key resolution up for debate at the 1980 Texas Farm Bureau convention is short and to the point: "We oppose all government farm programs." The 1,200 voting delegates to the convention are being asked to make up their minds once and for all: "whether we want more government in our lives or whether we want less," said state Farm Bureau president Carrol Chaloupka. Chaloupka, who opened the convention Monday with a rousing call for farmers and ranchers to put their trust once again in the free enterprise system, said "we can't have both of those worlds. We have to decide which we want to have." "I think the time is right," the Dalhart farmer later told reporters. 'T think ifs time we make up our minds. We say it and we preach it in our preamble, but we don't always follow it our policies. "I think it's time we decide which we want to change. Either we change it in our prunable or we change it in our policies and go back and believe in the free enterprise system, and that will be less government in our lives if that's what we want." Another resolution in a thick package up for debate the next two days says: "We urge abolition of the federal government's cheap food policy." However, attached to the resolution is a long list of changes for the 1981 farm bill "if we cannot achieve this goal" of getting rid of government subsidies and controls in agriculture. "The great majority of Texas congressmen are on our side. Those that are, we need to back them up; those that aren't, we need to replace them," Chaloupka said in his annual address. "We now have within our grasp the opportunity to return to a system where productivity is rewarded, where slothfulness is punished, and where individual freedoms are protected. "Under such a system, agriculture has the most to gain. We in agriculture can — and should — lead the way back." Rep. Charles Stenholm, D-Texas, also counseled that farmers and ranchers and conservatives need to "practice what we preach in our own sphere of special interest,"' in the next Congress. The Stamford congressman, a leader of the Conservative Democrats expected to be the balance of power in the next Congress, said he supported many of the policies espoused by President-elect Ronald Reagan during the campaign. He said a No. I priority was to "cleanse" the Agriculture Department of a longtime "cheap food policy." And he predicted a sharp curtailment of direct subsidies to farmers as Reagan trims the department's budget. In remarks prepared for delivery at today's session, Texas Farm Bureau executive director Warren Newberry told delegates the organization gained 14,008 members — more than any other bureau in the nation — for a total of 263,218 families. 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Police said Rocha's body was found buried under a pile of brush in the accused youth's back yard. "This guy should never have been allowed (out of jail) as long as there is a question about whether he is safe," Barlow said. District Judge Mike M. Machado, who released the accused youth on a $25,000 personal recognizance bond Nov. 21, said he was unaware of the circumstances of the case and released the youth as a routine matter. "I had a whole stack of personal recognizance bond requests from 16-and 17-year-olds who were trying to get out of jail," Machado said. "It is a routine procedure — this is just a misunderstanding." Criminal Courts Administrator Jim Thorn, who is responsible for presenting personal recognizance bond requests to presiding judges, said he would have to take all the blame for the youth's release. "This has been a routine procedure for three years and this is the first problem we have encountered with a juvenile," Thorn said. "From now on I will personally screen all requests and give the judges more information on cases which might need it." He said the form provided to Machado did not indicate the nature of the offense, but only stated the youth met the necessary qualifications to receive a personal recognizance bond. Thorn said the problem occurred because the procedure has apparently become too routine. "It is not my function to make recommendations to the judges," he said. "But from now on, I will be providing them with enough information they can make their decision on an informed basis."Poland party chief tells labor leaders they threaten peace WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Communist Party leader Stanislaw Kania opened a two-day session of the party's Central Committee with a warning to militant independent labor leaders to "sober up" and cooperate with the party. He said they are threatening the peace of Europe. Kania in a speech Monday that was broadcast nationally offered to cooperate with leaders of the independent labor movement who showed restraint But he warned against "prestige or downright political strikes" and rejected demands of the Warsaw chapter of Solidarity, the largest independent union, for a reduction in the budgets of the prosecutor's office and other police agencies. "It is high time to sober up, to understand that the basic condition and chance for a further favorable development of the nation is an immediate halt to activities weakening and undermining the functioning of the people's state," he said. Such activities "threaten to eventually destabilize the peaceful order of Europe," he said, apparently referring to the possibility of Soviet military intervention if challenges to the political system continue. Kania thanked the Soviets for their "understanding of the nature of our difficulties and the conviction that we shall find a way out of the crisis." He said the Soviet Union provided $600 million worth of goods to Poland in 1980 and would advance $1.3 billion in Western currency next year to pay for consumer goods and other commodities.Soviets deny mobilization, closing of Polish-East German borders BERLIN (AP) — The Soviet Union has closed East German areas along the Polish border, Western allied sources said today, and there was a report that Red Army troops on the Soviet border with Poland were placed on the highest state of alert. The Soviet Union denied the reports "categorically." Reports of the new actions on both sides of Poland came as Poland's Communist Party Central Committee met in Warsaw to discuss the continuing government-worker conflict that has caused concern to the Soviet Union and Poland's other Warsaw Pact allies. In Moscow, a Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman said: "We categorically deny all these rumors. Troops in the trans Carpathian area as well as in other areas are living in a normal life. There is no urgent or nonurgent mobilization or draft of reservists. All inventions about this are on the conscience of those who circulate them." The Carpathian area of central Europe refers to mountains that stretch from Poland south to Romania. The Soviet Union declared all East German areas along the border with Poland off limits to staff from the American, British and French military missions in Potsdam, according to allied sources in West Berlin. The British Broadcasting Corp. reported from West Berlin that the "western districts" of the Soviet Union bordering Poland have been similarly closed for some weeks. The BBG quoted military sources in West Berlin as saying Soviet troops in those districts have now had their alert raised by four points to level six, the highest in the Soviet army. ;
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Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck insists the club are not hypocrites for supporting skipper John Terry and at the same time lodging a complaint against referee Mark Clattenburg. Buck says Chelsea have a "duty of care" for Terry even if he has done something wrong - he was banned for four matches for racially abusing QPR defender Anton Ferdinand - and that the club would have been "crucified" if they had not reported to the FA allegations that Clattenburg used inappropriate language interpreted as racist towards John Obi Mikel. Buck told the Evening Standard: "Suppose we had tried to sweep this under the rug and said to the various players, 'Look, it's not a big deal and the press are going to be all over us, maybe you want to reconsider'. If that had leaked out, we would've really been crucified." He added: "The press seem to juxtapose 'our support' of John Terry and what's going on here and looking at us as being a bit hypocritical. We have to divorce the John Terry situation from th...
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quote:Growth of planets is an infinitesimally slow process, and calculations of the Earths age are so far off the true age of this planet it makes a mockery of the very substance of science! For example, carbon dating rocks found on the surface or even below the surface in the deepest mines. To analyse the true age of the earth, one would have to attempt to evaluate the first atomic particle that was the seed for its beginning and this would prove somewhat difficult given that it is most likely part of the molten mass at the earths core.I believe there have been many other civilisations on this planet, possibly even more advanced than ourselves, yet all have failed to manage their environment and have long perished. For example, did you know that a crystal goblet has been found embedded in quartz? And a steel cube has been found embedded in the same medium? Modern mans fossils have been found in coal dating back in excess of 26 million years.
quote:Originally posted by David SparkmanEgypt's earliest records are of winning their independence from another race that lived where there is now desert.We cannot stop the earth from spinning, and as of yet, we cannot stabalize the energy output of the sun. We just have to learn to live with change, or move someplace else...
quote:Originally posted by David SparkmanHow about the theory that the climate is changing on it's own and nothing man can do can change it.
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$425,000 To secure and improve the ecological integrity of Rugezi Marsh and other key wetlands in Rwanda (over three years).
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Asociacion Interamericana para la Defensa del AmbienteSan Francisco, California2016
$350,000 to build upon and expand successful environmental law and policy efforts in Colombia to Bolivia and Ecuador through training, national coordinating platforms, and legal advocacy.
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$400,000 supporting communities in eastern Indonesia through a transition from Manta ray hunting and other unsustainable fisheries practices towards more sustainable livelihoods.
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$300,000 improved community-based fisheries management in Loky Manambato protected area
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$800,000 To improve the management of Western Siem Pang dry forest ecosystems in Northeast Cambodia (over four years).
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Several MacArthur grantees help the country's farmers develop more sustainable methods of rice production. Read More
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MacArthur grantee World Resources Institute has developed the Coastal Capital project to help governments in the Caribbean understand the economic benefits of environmental protection. Read More
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This report presents findings of an independent evaluation of MacArthur's conservation and sustainable development grantmaking program. Responses to key evaluation questions have been included under four headings: Approach — has grantmaking been well planned? Deployment — can ... Read More
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Several MacArthur grantees work with the people of Madagascar to develop more sustainable habits of mangrove harvesting. Read More
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MacArthur grantee Cornell University's Lab of Ornithology, in conjunction with Cuba's Eastern Center for Ecosystems and Biodiversity, has developed a bird conservation education program that has reached over 70,000 people. Read More
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Based on the efforts of MacArthur grantees the World Wildlife Fund and E-Tech, several indigenous communities in Peru have been given stewardship by the government of one of the most important wetlands in the Amazon. Read More
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 885033
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When some bad line (which is not yaml correct) is put to edit tool ends with syntax error.
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syntax error
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re-edit should be invoked
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Shopping in Wicker Park and Bucktown
Find vintage stores, record shops and more indie shopping in the trendy Wicker Park and Bucktown neighborhoods
The land of hipster dive bars and organic, fair-trade coffee also has one of Chicago's most vibrant shopping scenes. Far from the cookie-cutter chain stores you'll find on Michigan Avenue, Wicker Park and Bucktown offer trendy boutiques, vintage clothing stores, record stores, thrifty gifts and a lot more, all with plenty of quirks and personality.
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Apartment Number 9
Your hip New York City friend is in town for the weekend, but his suitcase is lost somewhere between here and La Guardia. The simple solution: Book it to this tiny Bucktown men's boutique, which boasts an exclusive collection of pricey clothing including Seize sur Vingt dress shirts ($188-$210), skater-esque Trovata pants ($150) and Paul Smith jackets ($500-$600). For wannabe trendsetters who need some fashion advice, the always-stylish salespeople can put together a smashing outfit in minutes.
Asrai Garden
Walking into this floral boutique offers a breath of fresh air, literally. Far from your average florist, Elizabeth Cronin decks the space in everything from wild flowers to extraordinary succulents, mixed in with home decor à la faux stuffed moose heads and citrus-scented candles.
BFF Bikes
Owned by a pair of, yes, BFFs, this new bike shop works diligently with customers to find the best bike for them. It offers Bianchi, Giant and Public bikes, as well as clothing for commuters and casual cyclists. Tune-ups and repairs are also available, as are group riding sessions. Serious female cyclists will dig the BFF Racing team.
Cat and Mouse Game Store
This toy shop stocks familiar childhood favorites, puzzles galore and new games imported from Europe. There's plenty of options for every age group, and the store even hosts family game nights and tournaments.
This popular Division Street gift store sells everything from KOBO candles to Lollia body cream to Jonathan Adler bookends. It's a one-stop shop for baby, wedding and birthday presents.
This charming shop is known for stocking tiny designer labels, many from New York's hippest enclaves. The standout line in the boutique, though, is co-owners Kelly Whitesell and Elizabeth Del Castillo's, which is also named Eskell and was featured at at the city's Fashion Focus in 2008. The duo has also recently started organizing designer sample sales.
Interior Define
Anyone who's ever gone sofa shopping knows that furniture prices can quickly rise. That's why Rob Royer and Steve McClearn launched Interior Define. The website (and showroom in Wicker Park) offers accent chairs, couches and sectionals—all completely customizable without going through middleman, which keeps the prices relatively low. The two-seat Sloan sofa, for example, is the kind of modern piece you'd find at a contemporary big box store for more than $1,000. At Interior Define, it starts at $800. The store also offers a 365-day return policy.
Marine Layer
We all know perfectly soft T-shirts are hard to come by. Offering exactly that—plus a full line of men's and women's clothing—is Marine Layer, the first outpost of the San Francisco–based brand outside of the West Coast. Inside, you'll discover pieces cut from custom-blended cotton so comfy you'll want to layer them all year long.
Moon Voyage
Need to kill some time while waiting to get into Big Star? Visit this nearby lifestyle boutique featuring apparel and accessories as well as apothecary and home items. Owner Susie Lee stocks the shop with popular brands such as French line American Retro, U.K.-based Lazy Oaf and domestic line Courtshop. By the time you make it to Big Star, you might need an extra seat for your purchases.
Myopic Bookstore
This legendary used bookstore—one of Chicago's oldest and largest—stocks three floors' worth of books from floor to ceiling. Also, local poet Larry Sawyer has booked one of the best free poetry series in the Midwest here for years, and in Myopic's top-floor space, the readings are even sunnier.


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I am really starting to lose faith in this team. And yeah, it's on the players to be able to score more, but it is also on a certain person to make them at least attempt to score more: Yeo. The longer this dead streak goes on, the more I think he is going to get canned, and the more I think he deserves it. The big problem with that of course is that there is currently no one of note available in the free coaches pool. So that's why I think we wait to see what teams start to fire what coaches sometime in the next few days to few weeks, and we maybe snap up someone who is a good coach who got fired because the team was bad, like Boudreau last year when he was fired from the Caps and the Ducks snatched him up before the ink on his pink slip was dry.
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CSI Tampa Bay's CEU Round-Up at PARKSITE 4545 Madison Industrial Lane Tampa, FL 33619 (813) 434-6255. Spend a day with colleagues, friends and industry professionals and earn up to six (6) CEU credits. Programs include a 2-hr, FBC approved, Advanced Code Class, Construction Law, Sustainability in Design, and an NFPA 285 Fire Code Update. Continental breakfast, lunch and raffle prizes are included in the price of registration.
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Is it OK to drive my vehicle in bicycle lanes?
Issue: A reader said that the new bicycle lane markings such as those on Center Street and Wauwatosa Avenue are confusing and asked if it is OK to drive in those lanes.
Status: In a word, no. A motorized vehicle is not allowed to drive continuously over the marked bicycle lanes except to cross over to legal street parking or to turn at areas designated by a broken, or dotted, line.
Bill Porter, director of public works, and Barry Weber, chief of police, said the lanes were approved by the Common Council and installed late last summer to make the city more bicycle friendly. The markings conform to national standards of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
Porter and Weber said they occasionally hear from bicyclists who praise the new lanes and report that some drivers do not comply.
Weber said drivers must signal and yield to bicyclists in front of them or at their side before pulling over or turning. Bicyclists also must yield to vehicles that are clearly ahead of them. Fines range from $150 to $175.
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Conservation as It Is: Illicit Resource Use in a Wildlife Reserve in India
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While wildlife conservation efforts have become increasingly aggressive around the world, illicit use of resources in conservation areas has not subsided, raising questions about the ecological character of noncompliance activities. This paper reviews the results of research conducted amongst foresters and households living adjacent to a wildlife sanctuary in India in a period following a ban of human use activities. Using a formal survey supplemented by interviews and participant observation, the research sought to determine the intensity of illicit use, the demographics of resource users, and the attitudes of rulebreakers. The results suggest that noncompliance with conservation restrictions is nearly universal, that forest use is highly specialized, that available village resource assets do little to offset forest use, and that rule-breakers prefer current governance arrangements. These results paint a picture of deeply institutionalized forest use that suggests serious barriers to any simple enforcement solutions or governance reforms.


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Late on the afternoon of January 12, 2010, Conor Shapiro '03, the 28-year-old director general of the St. Boniface Haiti Foundation, sat in his office on the second floor of a 60-bed hospital in a remote Haitian town with one streetlamp. He was speaking by telephone to his mother in Massachusetts when the earth quaked.
The phone went dead, oxygen tanks toppled, medical records flew. Conor Shapiro, a compact man with an athletic solidity, braced himself as his world rocked violently and then eerily, deceivingly, steadied.
Nothing would be the same again—for Haiti, for St. Boniface, or for Shapiro. But at that moment, in the southwestern mountain town of Fond des Blancs, the upheaval did not feel lasting. Soon after the shaking stopped, Ellen Boldon, a nutritionist, was able to access the Internet. "It's unbelievable!" she cried. "There has been a 7.0 earthquake in Port-au-Prince."
Shapiro's Haitian wife had been staying in the country's capital city with their six-year-old adopted daughter. His heart in his throat, Shapiro gathered three men whose families also lived in Port-au-Prince, and they drove toward the epicenter of the disaster. Along the rutted dirt road leading to the highway, people were sprinting down hills, waving their arms, terrified of what would come next.
Thirty-six hours later, after the rockslides had stopped and the highway was finally navigable, Shapiro arrived at the nightmarish scene whose images were flashing around the world. He saw a familiar landscape turned hellish, with roads buckled, neighborhoods flattened, and corpses strewn in the streets.
Thankfully, Shapiro's wife and daughter were safe, huddled in a backyard with relatives. Within days, he had secured seats for them on a medical charter plane returning to the United States. They fled to his country; he stayed in theirs, his work—providing health care to Haiti's poor—was suddenly more urgent than ever.
"I'm divided," Shapiro said early one Sunday morning in March, sitting on a terrace at the St. Boniface Hospital, with badly injured earthquake victims filling a ward beneath him. "My wife, daughter, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, and nephew have set up our own little refugee camp in the Boston area. And I'm here."
Shapiro described his personal mobilization after the earthquake as a kind of humanitarian call to arms. "You feel like you're at war almost," he said. "All I know is that I feel very attached to this place, and I'm not going to leave it."
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Putney in south-west London is a neighbourhood with universal appeal - except perhaps to motorists trying to negotiate its Thames bridge and high-street traffic.
Along the river there are boathouses, rowing clubs, a towpath from where children can feed the ducks, and a new piazza with restaurants and pubs around which locals flock on summer evenings.
Up the hill, there is a complete contrast: this is where Putney feels like deep countryside with heaths and woods for walking, cycling, horse riding, and pubs for relaxed Sunday lunches.
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Putney is a place with wide property appeal. Estate agent Tim Beattie, of Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward, says Putney neatly divides into three zones. "Around Putney Hill there are modern 1960s, 1970s and 1980s blocks with flats for first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors; West Putney, west of the high street, is the most expensive area with large Victorian and Edwardian houses in pretty, well-kept streets; and thirdly there is East Putney, where prices are some five to 10 per cent cheaper than in West Putney, but where in some streets, especially close to West Hill, prices are fast catching up," he says.
House prices in Putney are performing strongly and according to Beattie are past their last peak. "I have recently sold a house in Bendemeer Road that the owners bought for £850,000 in 2007," he says. They spent around £125,000 doing it up and it sold for £1.065 million."
Who comes and who tends to stay
Families love the large West Putney houses, but many people arrive as first-time buyers. Putney has enduring appeal, with many families progressing up and down the property ladder.
Best streets: for river lovers the best roads are Ruvigny Gardens and Deodar Road; for heath lovers it is Lower Common South and Bristol Gardens where there are big 1920s house with carriage driveways. In West Putney, buyers aim for Charlwood Road, St Simon's Avenue and the "medallion" houses in Gwendolen Avenue.
What's new and what's up-and-coming: in East Putney the Rusholme Road conservation area close to West Hill has mainly Edwardian detached and semi-detached houses which are becoming increasingly appreciated.
The Dover House estate, a former LCC cottage estate, is a charming enclave on the western edge of Putney south of Upper Richmond Road with two- and three-bedroom cottages. The Alton Estate in Roehampton was an award-winning 1960s estate close to Richmond Park; there are good views from the tower blocks, where one-bedroom flats sell from around £130,000.
On the site of the old South Thames College on Putney Hill, developer Barratt (020 8394 7939) has nearly finished Putney Square, a development of 214 one- and two-bedroom flats and penthouses. Only 17 flats remain at prices starting at £359,000 for a one-bedroom flat.
Housing association A2Dominion (0800 0783 2159) is selling 54 affordable flats, of which 40 remain, with prices starting at £82,500 for a 25 per cent share of a one-bedroom flat valued at £330,000. Irish developer Ambleland is building two houses and 12 flats in Deodar Road with prices starting at £530,000; for details contact Savills 020 8871 1148.
Queen Mary's Place in Roehampton involves the conversion of Roehampton House, a listed Queen Anne mansion into flats and new-build houses. When complete there will be more than 538 new homes. Prices in the latest phase, Woburn Terrace, start at £684,950 for a four-bedroom house.
Housing association Thames Valley housing (0845 351 2345) has 14 remaining affordable flats with prices starting at £50,625 for a 25 per cent share of a studio with a market price of £202,500 and a three-bedroom flat at £104,375 for a 25 per cent share of a flat with a market value of £417,500.
'West Putney's Elliott School has been dubbed Britain's "real school of rock"'
Schools: West Putney residents have an excellent choice of top performing primary schools: Our Lady of Victories RC in Clarendon Drive, St Mary's CofE in Felsham Road and All Saints CofE in Putney Common are all judged "outstanding" by the government education watchdog Ofsted; Hotham in Charlwood Road is judged "good".
In East Putney, Brandlehow in the road of the same name is also judged "outstanding". The Lion School is a co-ed pre-prep school (for children aged three to seven) in Gwendolen Avenue; the Hurlingham School is a co-ed prep school (for children aged four to 11) in Putney Bridge Road. Ashcroft Technology Academy - judged "outstanding" - is the best-performing local comprehensive school.
Elliott School, in the centre of West Putney, is the comprehensive that has been dubbed Britain's "real school of rock", thanks largely to it having produced a string of successful musicians, including Hot Chip and Mercury prize winners, The XX, but it has had a more troubled recent history, which it is working hard to overcome.
Putney High School (age four to 18) is an academic private girls' school. Top-performing private schools, such as St Paul's boys' school in Barnes and St Paul's girls' school in Hammersmith and King's College (boys) in Wimbledon, are all close by.
Shopping and eating: there are large branches of Sainsbury's and Waitrose and big names line up on the high street and in the Putney Exchange shopping centre. Huttons in Putney Exchange sells an interesting mix of interiors accessories, gifts and clothes.
There are independent shops and pubs in Lacy Road, which runs through the little enclave of terrace cottages behind the Putney Exchange; look out for French hairdresser Chez Stephan, which plays cult French radio station FIP, and the Sewing Rooms, which runs sewing classes. There are more independent shops along Lower Richmond Road including the Parson's Nose, a popular butcher.
Eating out with a view of the river is popular, with a branch of Carluccio's in the piazza in front of the Putney Wharf development and Thai Square occupying a prime spot a few paces west of the bridge.
Enoteca Turi in the high street is a popular Italian and it has recently been joined by a branch of Byron, the stylish hamburger chain. Masterchef judge Gregg Wallace's restaurant is on Upper Richmond Road. Fish & Grill on Putney Bridge Road is the latest offering from chef Malcolm John, who owns Le Vacherin in Chiswick.
For more local restaurants, pubs, bars, theatres, cinemas or attractions; or to book a table or tickets for a night out, visit LondonLive.co.uk/Wandsworth.
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Leisure time: the river, Putney Heath and Wimbledon Common are what attracts people to Putney and there are also two riverside parks: Wandsworth Park on Putney Bridge Road and Leader's Gardens on the Embankment.
The nearest council-owned pool is the Putney Leisure Centre on Upper Richmond Road. There is an Odeon multiplex cinema on the high street, and the Putney Arts Theatre in a converted church on Upper Richmond Road puts on plays by two amateur theatre groups, Putney Theatre Company and Group 64 Youth Theatre.
Buying in Putney (Average prices)
One-bedroom flat: £257,000
Two-bedroom flat: £373,000
Two-bedroom house: £458,000
Three-bedroom house: £614,000
Four-bedroom house: £910,000
Source: Hometrack
Renting in Putney (Average rates)
One-bedroom flat: £1,000 to £1,600 a month
Two-bedroom flat: £1,275 to £4,700 a month
Two-bedroom house: £1,400 to £2,400 a month
Three-bedroom house: £1,800 to £3,000 a month
Four-bedroom house: £2,600 to £7,500 a month
Five-bedroom house: £3,000 to £8,500 a month
Source: Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward
Photogaphs by Graham Hussey
See also Spotlight on Putney - published April 2010
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I felt guilty as I went for lunch with Sam, but I knew that Anna was really trying to be a stronger person. I also knew she wasn't coping brilliantly, but I hoped she'd pull through.
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"Sorry. It's not you. It's just; I'm trying to be strong and not give in to looking after Anna. But it's... well I guess old habits die hard."
"They do. But it'll be better. Besides, you can spend all you free time with her tomorrow."
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She paused in the street and looked at me.
"Wow, you really weren't listening were you? I told you I have to go away this afternoon. I won't be back until tomorrow evening."
"Why? Where are you going?" I asked curiously as we began walking again.
"I have to go to a big art do in London. Get some new pieces for the gallery, keep up acquaintances, and make new ones, that sort of thing."
"Oh. Well that sounds fun. I'll miss you." I realised I'm in love with you last night and now you're going away. Even for a short time, it seems painful. But then, it's supposed to be isn't it? Love is supposed to be hard.
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"No. But if I told you what I felt I think you'd never come back."
She stopped again and took my hand.
"I'll always come back to you." Then she leaned in and kissed me gently. "So, tell me."
"Last night... and this morning. I realised something about you. And it scares me and it worries me and I don't know what to do." I could feel a choking feeling rise in my throat.
"What? I snore?" She chuckled but her eyes were serious.
"No. I love you. That is to say... I'm in love with you."
Sam said nothing, and for a moment every part of my consciousness thought she was preparing to run away. And then she wrapped her arm around my waist and pulled me to her, lifting my feet off the floor to kiss me so heatedly I thought I was being thrust in to a fire.
"I'm in love with you too."
A bubble of laughter burst from my lips before I kissed her and then she let me slowly down to the floor.
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"Never." She chuckled. "Come on, walk me back?"
I collapsed on to my bed and pressed my hand to my cheek. Still warm. Sam had such an effect on me.
It took me a moment to realise that the bed next door was squeaking. Was Ali finally getting some? There was a giggle and I heard the door open in the corridor.
I rolled off the bed and went out to get a drink. And to spy. I'm not ashamed to say that.
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"I don't know what you're talking about."
"I'll go in there..."
"No you won't."
"I will." I pretended to head to the door and she started after me. I laughed. "No, if you want to keep the secret. Have you seen Anna?"
Ali's cheeks reddened.
"What?" I asked. And then slowly, like the pieces of a jigsaw, it all came together in a sudden rush of understanding. "Holy shit. No way." I rushed to Ali's door and threw it open. Anna was sat on the bed, clothed, but still. She looked up in shock as I burst though the door. Ali's voice came from over my shoulder.
"Sorry Anna. I didn't know whether you wanted her to know. I didn't tell her."
"Anna? You and Ali?" I asked and she just sat there. "Well I'm happy for you. Stunned. But happy." I smiled. "I'll just... leave you two alone." I slipped out, a bemused grin on my face.
Well... stranger things have happened... I think.