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NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Dec. 6 /PRNewswire/ Dilon Technologies, LLC -- a U.S. manufacturer and supplier of high-resolution molecular imaging systems -- moves into Europe and Canada with new sales partnerships and camera installations this fall. The first European installation of the Dilon 6800 Gamma Camera will be December 2005 in the Royal Free Hospital in London . More installations will quickly follow into other EU countries and Canada .
Dilon's compact, mobile system is niched in breast imaging, and primarily serves as an adjunctive procedure to mammography. Additional applications for this high-resolution technology include the parathyroid and pediatric applications -- as well as body parts small enough to fit within the 6 inch x 8 inch field of view.
Medical has become Dilon's exclusive Pan-European distributor, and its UK division will support the introduction of this advanced imaging technology into Europe . Dr. John Buscombe , a renowned nuclear imaging and breast specialist, receives the first camera and will lead innovative medicine on molecular imaging that augments the diagnostic process for early breast cancer detection.
The AG Medical group specializes in promoting and distributing high-tech, innovative medical imaging devices throughout Europe ; with operational headquarters near Paris . AG will perform all related business services of marketing, sales, training and technical support for the development of Dilon's product lines in Europe .
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Owner of the French style bistro Petite Maison, James Porter, utilizes his passion of fresh ingredients to create some of the valley's best dishes. Porter completed his training at Scottsdale Culinary Institute in 1992 and has been intriguing Phoenix with international cuisine ever since.
Porter received incredible reviews for his previous restaurant, Tapino Kitchen and Wine Bar, which closed in 2009. The restaurant was acclaimed for providing its guests with the perfect environment to share guest's love for food and wine.
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A vibrant, fun and fulfilling couple relationship is very much within reach, providing both partners are willing to stretch to achieve the relationship of their dreams. I have developed conscious-love relationship therapy as a tool to energize partners to express self authentically, learn to connect and stretch to realize core inner drives for love and connection, for understanding and contribution. The treatment goals of couples work, ultimately, coincide with each partner achieving personal growth and transformation. As a top notch school, a couple relationship seems to be training ground where you come to understand your partner by better understanding yourself!
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Communication. Trust. Connection. All three are important to any committed relationship, but they require teamwork to develop and maintain. I think of your relationship as a team of two. Sometimes one of you can pursue individual goals that cause your relationship to improve - like a star quarterback on the football field. But to experience the greatest change in your relationship, I'll encourage each of you to explore and pursue individual objectives that promote the success of your team of two. Working as a team, you can discover ways to improve communication, build trust, and reconnect. This is how I help couples, and if the approach appeals to you, please contact me
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We offer traditional marriage/couples counseling as well as couples counseling for one. This is for the woman who can't get her boyfriend / husband to come in. Imagine no more threatening or begging. Come in by yourself and learn some strategies to create changes in yourself and your relationship. Actually, it's amazing how many boyfriends/spouses are interested in joining in after the woman initiates. So go ahead and lead the way to change. Don't let intimacy or communication problems take you down. I would love to help you.
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The first thing we address in relationship counseling is that the other person is not the problem. If that were the case, you could never be set free unless that person changes! We work toward common goals and communication techniques, but also individual triggers that cause the anger, anxiety, jealousy, lack of trust, guilt, irritation, sexual difficulties, and other intimacy issues that interfere with the relationship. That way, each person becomes the strongest and most secure self he/she can be; and that is an important foundation for any strong and secure relationship.


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A woman is suing the estate of troubled Orem surgeon Joseph Berg, who died about a year after she says he botched her surgery.
Amy Ladue seeks damages from Berg's estate and the Cosmetic Plastic Surgical Institute for suspicion of health care malpractice and negligence, among other accusations, according to the complaint filed last week in 3rd District Court. She does not specify a desired amount, preferring that be determined at a jury trial.
Ladue went to Berg's office in Aug. 19, 2011, for breast surgery. That morning, Berg had intentionally taken a significant amount of controlled substances, including narcotics, and was under the influence when performing her surgery, according to the complaint.
Ladue came back to Berg's office a few days later, concerned about complications, but he wasn't there. An assistant related the concern to Berg, who assured Ladue she was fine, the complaint states. Ladue also claims that at some point he recommended a treatment but did nothing else to help her, and she suffered complications from the surgery.
In November 2011, Berg's career at the Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Institute came to an end when he attacked his girlfriend in his home, dragging her to a bedroom closet. Berg was arrested after police forced their way into the home and found the woman bound in a closet. Officers also found numerous prescription drugs in the house, including controlled substances, according to the complaint.
The Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing suspended Berg's medical licenses on Nov. 30, 2011, after an emergency hearing. In the suspension order, the division said Berg's staff had quit en masse the previous summer because of his strange behavior: falling asleep while standing, swallowing handfuls of pills and buying drugs not used in his practice.
In April 2012, Berg pleaded guilty to a reduced count of second-degree felony kidnapping and two third-degree felony counts of possession of a controlled substance and possession of a firearm by a restricted person. He admitted an addiction to painkillers.
Berg and his girlfriend died in August 2012 from what police ruled to be an accidental overdose of Isoflurane, an inhaled anesthetic commonly used in surgeries.
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Tokyo (AFP) March 9, 2013
Thousands of anti-nuclear demonstrators rallied in Tokyo Saturday ahead of the second anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami disaster, urging Japan's new government to abandon nuclear power.
The gathering of some 15,000 people, according to organisers, at a park in central Tokyo drew disaster victims and celebrities, including Nobel laureate writer Kenzaburo Oe, before the anniversary Monday of the disaster that killed 19,000 and sparked reactor meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
Protesters marched through the capital later in the day and issued a statement calling on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who took office late December following his party's election win, to dismantle all nuclear plants.
Abe, whose conservative Liberal Democratic Party has close ties with the nation's powerful business circle, has repeatedly said he would allow reactor restarts if their safety could be ensured.
"The new administration should not misunderstand that the (election) victory can mean approval of policies to maintain nuclear power," the statement said.
"We will request policies to swiftly begin procedures in decommissioning nuclear reactors and disapprove any plans to newly build nuclear plants," it said.
Japan turned off its stable 50 reactors in the wake of the disaster on March 11, 2011, but restarted two of them citing possible summertime power shortages.
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Wednesday, Oct. 6
Using costume, props and storytelling, Laurie Johnson will portray Maud Hart Lovelace, a Minnesota writer, at 10 a.m. today (Wednesday) at the Park Rapids Area Library.
Hart, born in 1892 in Mankato, believed she was born to write. Her happy childhood led to keeping diaries and scrapbooks from which she created her popular Betsy-Tacy series of children's books, the first published in 1940. The resonating theme throughout her books is the importance of friends and family in shaping her world view.
Lovelace also wrote several historical novels set in Minnesota such as Early Candlelight published in 1929. It explored the lives of fur traders, Minnesota Indians and soldiers at Fort Snelling.
She married another writer, Delos Lovelace, in Minneapolis in 1917 and moved to New York. She always considered Minnesota "her home," but she retired to California and died there in 1980. She is buried in Mankato.
Central Lakes College Theatre will open its 41st season today (Oct. 6) with the prize-winning comedy "Harvey" in Dryden Theatre on the Brainerd campus of CLC.
Mary Chase's play has been an American favorite since it was brought to the stage in 1944.
Friday, Oct. 8
Auditions for "The Night Before Christmas" at Minnesota Folklore Theater in Akeley will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8 and from noon to 1 p.m. Saturday Oct. 9.
Four children, one female and Santa will be cast in the classic children's story. All are welcome to audition.
For more information, call 652-2666 or check out the website, minnesotafolklore theater.org.
"Harvey" is the tale of Elwood P. Dowd, a good-natured, mild-mannered eccentric who is polite, cheerful and always friendly.
He has just one problematic character trait - his best friend is an invisible six-foot tall rabbit, named Harvey.
Dowd and his rabbit friend are well-known and liked in the taverns around town, but his relatives, who have come to live with him, are embarrassed by his behavior and try to have him committed to an insane asylum.
Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6, 7, 8, 9, 15 and 16 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 17, the latter as an American Sign Language performance.
For tickets, call the box office at 218-855-8202. Tickets may be purchased at www.clctickets.com.
Thursday, Oct. 7
An organizational meeting for a youth bowling league, ages 6 to 18 years, will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7 in the banquet meeting room at Lori Lea Lanes.
All youth are welcome. Parents are encouraged to attend. Items to be discussed include scheduling, costs, transportation and an overview of the program.
The Headwaters Bowling Association wants to make it possible for any youth who wants to participate to do so. An attempt is being made to provide scholarships based on financial need and discounts for families with more than one child in the program.
Auditions for "Ole & Lena's It's a Wonderful Life" will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12 and Wednesday, Oct. 13 at Long Lake Theater.
There are roles for men, women and children in this Minnesotan-style spoof of the Christmas classic. All ages and abilities welcome.
For more info, call the theater at 732-0099 or visit www.longlaketheater.com.


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Nespresso announced that they have a new capsule in their Grand Cru line called the Lizinio Lungo, a capsule designed to help welcome in the day. With its split roasting, Nespresso brings together Colombian and Brazilian coffee to bring out the highlights of each origin. The Brazilian brings out a roasted cereal and malt note, while the Colombian brings out the bright light notes.
The Linizio Lungo's name comes from the Italian word inizio, which means the beginning, inspired by the bright flavors and its intended use as a breakfast drink. It's lighter and less intense than a lot of other Nespresso capsules, as the Linizio comes in at a "4" on the "10" intensity scale.
The orange capsule will get its own orange stainless steel Pixie Cup in the spring.
Available now at the Nespresso Club website or at the Nespresso Boutiques.
Nespresso has perfectly rounded out its range of highest quality coffee with the latest permanent Grand Cru, Linizio Lungo, designed to get your day off to the perfect start. Linizio Lungo is a rich, smooth, velvety coffee with mild character and sweet round cereal notes, expressly created for America's morning coffee drinker. Linizio Lungo's longer cup size and cereal character make it perfect for drinking in the morning – now you can wake up every day to the perfect cup of coffee!
Created to provide a longer cup of coffee, Linizio Lungo joins the family of existing Nespresso Lungos – Vivalto Lungo, Decaffeinato Lungo and Fortissio Lungo. With the addition of Linizio Lungo – with a light intensity of 4 – there is now a Nespresso Lungo for virtually every part of your day.
Origin of Linizio Lungo
Linizio, derived from the Italian inizio – the beginning, or initiation – evokes the start of the day. A pure Arabica from South America, Linizio Lungo is a well-rounded blend made of Brazilian and Colombian coffee. Nespresso coffee experts used a split-roasting technique in the creation which emphasizes all the aromatic richness of its origins, specifically highlighting the cereal, malty notes of the Bourbon beans sourced from Brazil featured in this exclusive blend. The Linizio Lungo Grand Cru, which will be part of the permanent Nespresso Lungo range, is designed like the rest of the range to be savored in a long cup or combined with fresh milk in cappuccinos and lattes which adds caramelized notes while preserving the roasted flavor.
Reflecting the time it is best enjoyed, the Linizio Lungo capsule is the warm, orange color of the sun as it rises. The perfect partner for serving Linizio Lungo is the Pixie Linizio Lungo cup, launching in the spring, which is a double-walled stainless steel cup in the same vibrant orange color as the Linizio Lungo capsule.
Linizio Lungo will be available starting February 4, 2013 at Nespresso Flagship Boutiques (New York, Miami, Boston, and San Francisco), Nespresso Boutique-in-Shop locations, through the Nespresso Club (1.800.562.1465) and at www.Nespresso.com. A sleeve of Linizio Lungo will sell for $6.00.
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Ben Keating Set for Viper GT3-R Daytona Racing Debut at the Rolex 24
The worldâs top Viper dealer and a two-time Viper Cup Champion, Ben Keating will mark yet another milestone in his close connection to the SRT supercar when he debuts in the Rolex 24 At Daytona this weekend â with co-drivers Jeroen Bleekemolen, Emmanuel Collard and Sebastiaan Bleekemolen â in the No. 33 ViperExchange.com Viper GT3-R.
âFor me, there is much more anticipation than I've ever experienced for a Rolex 24,â Keating said. âBut it doesn't come from being in a new series; instead it comes from being in a new car, specifically, it comes from being in a Viper. I am the No. 1 volume Viper dealer in the world, I won the SRT Viper Cup National Championship two years in a row, and I feel much more connected to this car, and this culture, and this community. I want to win for Viper. I want to represent well for Viper. It is hard to explain, but it is easy to say that there is a much higher level of excitement and anticipation than in years past.â
The No. 33 is the only GT Daytona (GTD) class Viper entered in the inaugural season of the IMSA TUDOR United SportsCar Championship. Keating will co-drive the full season with Dutch standout Jeroen Bleekemolen. Former overall Rolex 24 winner Collard and Bleekemolenâs older brother, Sebastiaan Bleekemolen, will join the ViperExchange.com team for this weekendâs Daytona opener.
âThe race will be different to the previous years, mainly because there will be more classes and therefore more traffic,â Jeroen Bleekemolen said. âOtherwise the GTD class will be quite close to the old GRAND-AM GT class. Very close and many strong teams and drivers, so the competition is great.â
Sebastiaan Bleekemolen will be making his Rolex 24 debut and had never even driven around Daytonaâs 3.56-mile road course before his first test with the ViperExchange.com team last November.
âThe Rolex 24 is of course a race thatâs on the list for a victory,â the elder Bleekemolen said. âOur lineup is very strong and I think we have a reliable car. Hopefully, everything falls together. Iâm familiar with the track and the car because of the test days, so that canât be an issue. Itâs my 19th racing season this year. I have a lot of good memories, but winning at Sebring and Petit are high on my list. A Daytona win would be a good addition.â
Keating has run the past three Rolex 24s in Porsches but jumped at the chance to build a Viper team when the SRT machine was declared eligible for not only the top-tier GTLM class but also the GTD division.
âMy favorite memory was in 2011 when we were getting ready to pass for second place with only two hours left in the race,â Keating said. âThe fact is that our differential broke and we did not podium, but it was so exciting to be in the hunt in the final hours.â
Jeroen Bleekemolen also knows how hard it is to challenge for a podium spot at Daytona only to come up just short.
âMy best moment was taking a podium in 2012,â Bleekemolen said. âBut it was also a bad feeling at the same time as we finished only nine seconds behind the winners in second place after 24 hours of racing. To take a podium is always good, but when you are that close to winning it also hurts a bit.â
Practice and qualifying for the 2014 Rolex 24 will be held Thursday and Friday, January 23 â 24, with the day-long classic scheduled to start at 2:30 p.m. EST on Saturday, January 25. Live coverage begins at 2 p.m. EST/10 a.m. PST on FOX with two hours of race-opening action. At 4 p.m. EST/1 p.m. PST coverage continues on sister station FOX Sports 2 until 9 p.m. EST/6 p.m. PST. For the overnight hours live images, in-car cameras and announcers will stream on www.IMSA.com. On Sunday, January 26, beginning at 7 a.m. EST/4 a.m. PST, FOX Sports 1 takes over the coverage and continues through the end of the race and post-race festivities, concluding at 3 p.m./12 p.m. PST. Motor Racing Network (MRN) will also air flag-to-flag radio coverage, streaming live at www.MRN.com.
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Playing The Google Game
I know we talked about this a long time ago on the show, but every once in a while I think about it and have to experiment with it. I call it the "Google Game." It's actually very simple but also tells you a lot about people. Sometimes things you just don't want to know, but it is fun none the less.
All you have to do is think of a question and begin typing it. But before you put in any specifics, look at the drop down menu of suggestions from Google. These are guesses by Google as to what you are looking for. These "guesses" are comprised of other peoples searches starting with the same words. I believe it starts with the most popular, and goes downward from there.
I will give you a couple interesting examples. When I type in "Why do girls" and stop there it "suggests" that I may want to know, "why do girls like jerks?" (Not a bad question really) The second guess as to what I'm looking to find out is "why do girls hate me." (clearly, because I am NOT a jerk) And finally the third choice is "why do girls wear thongs?" That is one I would not even begin to try to tackle myself. But it would seem that 1, 190,000 Internet sites have tackled this issue. After a quick perusal, I can tell you it is to avoid panty lines and to be sexy. ( Maybe it will come up in Jeopardy someday)
Now to be fair , I will type in the question, "why do boys" and see what comes up. The first suggestion actually surprises me, its "why do boys blush?" The answer I think I can handle without even clicking a suggested web page, it's because of girls. The second suggestion from Google actually did make me blush a little , it was "why do boys get hard?" Now before you snicker or blush, this is a legitimate question that some young boys may really need answers to. It is a medical based inquiry really. Now, I am no Doctor but I would say, it's because of girls. And the third suggestion is "why do boys like girls?" (please see questions one and two).
Now that you see how the "game" works, you can come up with some of your own. All you really have to do is start the question and Google will do the rest. I'm pretty sure there is a board game possibility here. ( please cut me in on the profits, Google) If you would like some suggestions from me, you could go with "Why is", "How did" , Where can I", whatever you can think of.
Also of note, have you Googled yourself lately? I do this once in a while to see how the other " Sean McMaster's "are doing out there. One is a big corporate executive I guess, and the other is a college football player. I'm just glad it doesn't pop up "Sean McMaster arrested for… " I also like to make sure no one saying anything bad about me. Just for fun begin to type your name in and see how many letters you have to type in before Google "suggests" the real you. For me it was Sean M. (Could be worse I guess) Apparently, "Sean Murray" and "Sean Mirk" are more popular than I am. Whatever. I'm sure they are important guys but remember, they didn't turn you on to the "Google Game".


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Vanessa Hudgens Got Wild with Neon Pink for Electric Run Last Night
If anyone can pull off a neon wig and a SpiritHoods bear hat with matching boots, it's Vanessa Hudgens.
On Friday night, the 24-year-old star went all out for Electric Run Los Angeles, the 5K after-dark run/walk set to bright lights and electronic music.
Hudgens, who played host to the festivities, which started at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., finished off her look with matching pink Neff spandex pants and wristbands.
"Rawwr. @electricrun whattup!" the Spring Breakers actress wrote on Instagram, along with a photo of herself at the event.
Hudgens' next film, The Frozen Ground, is due in theaters later this summer. The thriller, based on the true story of a serial killer in Alaska in the 1980s, also stars Nicolas Cage, John Cusack and 50 Cent.


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Four years ago there were so few Australian comedies on Australian television they had to eliminate the "Most Outstanding Comedy" category in the Logie awards. In the second half of 2014, Australian television will be buried under an avalanche of local laugh-makers, thanks largely to the ABC.
But the first player in this mass Lazarus act is commercial – Troy Kinne, best known for stand-up routines and YouTube clips, who launches a sketch series this week on 7mate.
Kinne (pronounced kinnee) got excited when I remarked that his style of humour – social satire using broad ocker characters – reminded me of what Paul Hogan was doing on television in the late 1970s. I wondered if this meant Kinne would make a hugely successful movie in six years' time, marry an American actress and have a prolonged argument with the tax authorities.
"Probably not, although I definitely want to get into filmmaking, but I'm so glad you brought that up," he said. "The Paul Hogan Show is basically what I've tried to base this on. That's the angle I've gone for. My mum and dad just loved The Paul Hogan Show.
"I actually went with my mum to his live show that he did recently, and it was that night that I had a text telling me that my show was going ahead. I'd just seen him and I was thinking, 'This is what I need to be doing, all those little things that people already know about, already find funny, even if they don't know it yet'."
The series will also be a bit like Little Britain, displaying national traits via recurring situations (such as a game show about married life) and characters such as The Actual Bachelor (a parody of Channel Ten's "reality" series), Bear Grylls Man (surviving in an urban jungle) and The Impromptu Lifeguard ("he has that narcissistic quality where he thinks he's a hero when he's actually not", says Kinne).
But where Hogan and the Little Britain boys took a leisurely 20th-century approach to laugh-making, Kinne is 21st-century speedy. His aim, he says, is to have sketches which can deliver "15 gags in 30 seconds". For an example of how he does that, google "Never said during the Olympics".
Kinne has been performing on radio and stage for 15 years but hasn't cracked TV yet. Five years ago, just before the comedy drought started on Australian television, Kinne made a pilot of a sketch series designed for Channel Seven. He was very proud of it. "It was looking so good, but in the same week as we gave them our pilot, Seven bought Thank God You're Here, and I guess they felt they had covered their comedy quota," he recalls.
"I look back on it and think I'm glad it happened because I'd definitely rather put this series out than the pilot we made five years ago. When we made the pilot there was no such thing as putting videos on YouTube or anything like that. The online realm has made everyone source and share those topical things. This one has so much more that people can relate to."Kinne starts on Tuesday at 10pm on 7mate.
Briefcase bulging with sitcoms
In the first half of the year, the ABC scored handsomely with local drama, pulling audiences above a million for The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Jack Irish: Dead Point, Carlotta and Old School. In the second half, it's hoping for equal success with a slew of local comedies – the result of intensive efforts by its head of comedy, Rick Kalowski, appointed a year ago to end the laughter drought.
Kalowski, a former lawyer who wrote for Comedy Inc, Big Bite, Double Take and At Home with Julia, commissioned and encouraged a surge of comic creativity. Over the next four months he'll deliver second seasons of Upper Middle Bogan, Please Like Me (co-financed by the Pivot network of America, where Josh Thomas is more popular than he is here, and due to start in early August) and It's a Date (with Lachy Hulme, Shaun Micallef, Deborah Mailman, Kat Stewart and a returning Lisa McCune) as well as these new experiences in six half-hour episodes:
Utopia is a sitcom about a government agency that plans grand projects. It's made by Working Dog (The Castle, The Dish, Frontline, Thank God You're Here) and stars Rob Sitch, so comparisons will be inevitable with the Dog's 2008 satire The Hollowmen.
Soul Mates is a weird sketch show made by two guys best known (online) as the Bondi Hipsters. The recurring sketches include time travellers who go back to stop Russell Crowe from leaving New Zealand.
Maximum Choppage is a sitcom in which Lawrence Leung returns to Cabramatta pretending to be a martial arts expert.
8MMM is a sitcom set in an Aboriginal community radio station in Alice Springs which has been ''infiltrated by the dreaded triple M's of Central Australia – well-meaning white fellas who fit the mould of missionaries, mercenaries or misfits''.
If that lot does not get the comedy category reinstated in the Logies, nothing will.
Hockey's hot half
There's a bit of good news for every network in the audience figures for the first half of 2014. As expected, Channel Seven had the biggest share of the prime time audience (25.6 per cent across its three channels). But thanks largely to The Voice, The Block and The Big Bang Theory, Nine came in a strong second, with 23.8 per cent.
And while Ten (with 13.8 per cent) was beaten in total audience by the ABC (14.4), it's comforted by the revelation that most of the ABC's audience is aged over 50 (highly undesirable to commercial stations) while Ten scored with its former target demographic, the 16-39s (pulling 17.7 per cent of them to the ABC's 7.5 per cent).
Pay TV also scored well with the under-40s, pulling 18.1 per cent of them (and 16 per cent of the total audience). SBS stayed with its usual 4.1 per cent of the total, but had the rare achievement of getting six events into the top 100 – assorted football matches and a semi-final of the Eurovision song contest.
The most popular series were, of course, talent quests about cooking, singing and renovating, but in the drama department, the ABC managed five among the top 30 series (Doc Martin, Death in Paradise, Midsomer Murders, The Doctor Blake Mysteries and Call The Midwife).
This fell just behind Seven's six (Resurrection, Downton Abbey, A Place to Call Home, The Blacklist, Winners and Losers and Revenge) and topped Nine's four (Love Child, The Big Bang Theory, Fat Tony & Co and House Husbands) and Ten's one (Offspring).
The breakout stars of the first half were Jessica Marais (in Love Child on Nine and Carlotta on ABC), Marta Dusseldorp (in Jack Irish, Janet King and the ill-fated A Place to Call Home), Bali (in Nine's The Dark Side of Paradise and Seven's What Really Happens in Bali) and Joe Hockey (in two budget-related ABC shows that pulled more than 900,000 viewers). Give this man his own weekly sketch show.


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Letter to the editor: Romney is the responsible choice
October 30, 2012
Let me just start by sending my thoughts and prayers to all those affected by the storm in the East.
My greatest compliment was long ago when my young son said "she's just a mommy."
I have several questions, before our presidential election, as a mom:
1. President Bill Clinton had several chances to get Osama bin Laden, while he was in the White House. If he had squished him like an ant, at that time, would the World Trade Center still be standing? How many people would still be alive in the U.S. and around the world if he had not worried about being "politically correct?"
2. Was it inconvient for President Obama to tell the truth about what really happened before and after the massacre in Benghazi, Libya, of four of our best and brightest, so that he could hop on our plane to go to a fundraiser in Las Vegas?
3. Who was the attorney (law firm) who obtained the release, from Guantanamo Bay, the man responsible for the attack in Benghazi? Was it a law firm from or connected with Chicago?
4. Do the people who think "Obamacare" will get them free health insurance coverage know what's in the bill? Nancy Pelosi said we have to get rid of the "free riders." Remember that nothing is free and there is a tax/penalty for all who don't get their own health insurance. Notice that they never say "free" anymore.
I urge everyone to watch the DVD "Obama's America 2016." Isn't what is happening in the Middle East happening now?
As a mommy, I am voting for someone I can trust, not the cool guys, but a real responsible man in this election – Mitt Romney.
Linda Norton
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Jay Cutler has been known to throw a tantrum or two and get a little whiny at times. But during Thursday night's game with the Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Bears quarterback lost it -- both figuratively and literally.
First figuratively: In the second quarter, after one series ended with Cutler getting sacked, he walked to the sideline and gave left tackle J'Marcuss Webb an earful. As if flipping out on the guy wasn't enough, Cutler then shoved Webb out of the way before making his way to the bench.
STORY: Packers defense pummels Bears in victory
BLOG: Melton mocks Matthews' sack celebration
Cutler's explanation for his actions?
"I care about this. This isn't just a hobby for me. I'm not doing this for my health," he said. "I'm trying to win football games, trying to get first downs. When we're not doing the little things the right way consistently, I'm going to say something. If they want a quarterback that doesn't care, they need to get somebody else."
Cutler went on to get sacked seven times, so the frustration was certainly understandable. But getting physical with your own lineman? Not cool, man. Even Philip Rivers agrees (and we know Rivers is always one spark from blowing up on somebody).
Literally speaking, Cutler was at the forefront of why Chicago's offense was so atrocious in the 23-10 loss. He threw four -- yes, four! -- interceptions on the night.
Just two days ago, Cutler issued a challenge -- in a roundabout way -- to the Packers' defensive backs when he wished them "good luck" having to cover Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery. If you were keeping track at home, Marshall had just two catches for 24 yards; Jeffery didn't have any.
Will somebody go off on Cutler about this?
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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(10/7/2012) Citilink – the low-cost airline subsidiary of the national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia, is now flying twice daily between Bandung in West Java and the island of Bali.
The one-way ticket prices on the new route starts from Rp. 290,000 (US$30.50).
The two departures from Denpasar (Bali) leave at 11:15 and 15:35. The flights from Bandung to Bali depart at 12:25 and 17:05.
The new air service started on Saturday, October 6, 2012.
Bandung in West Java is an active manufacturing center also known for its outstanding centers of education, such as the prestigious Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB).
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Vance Cuff: Everything's been going great.
Grant: How's your high school team doing so far?
Cuff: We are 2-0 right now. We played a scrimmage game and won, and in our first game we only played two quarters and were rained out. But after one half they give you the game which was 28-0. We played Thomas County Central last Friday and we beat them.
Grant: How have you been playing?
Cuff: I've been playing well; right now I'm the leading receiver in our region. On defense I'm not getting too many looks.
Grant: So teams aren't throwing the ball your way much?
Cuff: No sir, but they have tried to put me in the middle so that it will be hard to avoid me. I've been playing mostly corner, but I might try some safety. Over two games I have eight tackles and four deflections.
Grant: The last time I spoke with you personally was in July and Georgia wasn't even in your top five schools, and a few weeks later you commit to them. How do you explain your turn around?
Cuff: I had gotten a phone call from them when they were able to call and I was in the middle of workouts. A lot of Colquitt people know the coaches from Georgia and one of the former head coaches Ray Goff came down. I went to the camp and just fell in love with the camp and the coaches. They were helping me out and teaching me so much and the second day they were going to take time out to be with me but my head coach had just got back from a vacation and we had to leave the first night. They thought I wasn't interested in them and that wasn't it - I really liked them. I really like the atmosphere and the coaching staff and I wanted to be a part of it.
Grant: Was Georgia where you always wanted to go in your heart, or did you decide that after attending their summer camp?
Cuff: I had it in my mind because it's close to home, but I felt like they weren't into me. I didn't think they were recruiting me heavily, but they really were. It was hard because I had gotten my phone number changed and they were trying to get in touch with me, but weren't able to reach me. Then they finally got in touch with me and invited me to the camp, but I always had Georgia in my mind. I just felt like they didn't really want to recruit me so I didn't want it to seem as if I was stuck on them and not get looked at by other schools.
Grant: What does it mean to you to be able to play your college ball so close to home?
Cuff: It's going to mean a lot. I will get so much support from my hometown. Everybody is going to want to come and visit me. Many of the people around here love Georgia.
Grant: Have you had a chance to talk with any of the other commits in your class?
Cuff: Israel Troupe and I are in the same region. We have been competing against each other and I met him at a couple of camps and I actually talked to him. After he committed he called and we talked about it and we have gotten pretty close.
Grant: You sound as if your commitment is solid with Georgia, is that true?
Cuff: Yes sir its solid, I'm going to stick with it.
Grant: Are you planning on visiting anywhere else?
Cuff: No sir, I'm not going to visit anywhere else.
Grant: What games are you planning on attending this season?
Cuff: I know I'm going to the Tennessee and the Florida games.


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I've just walked down Scarcroft Hill as the rain pours down from the latest storm. I watched water rush from the fairly large number of front gardens which are paved, into the gutter, down the hill to the overflowing drains, which lead to the Ouse, which is beginning to flood.
This has given me a great new idea on how to fund future flood resilience. Alan Titchmarsh and all his friends who have benefited from the gardening programmes which have promoted decking, paving, and a whole range of impermeable garden coverings could donate some of their gains to a fund.
This could provide money for sustainable drainage systems to stop water rushing straight into our rivers. Come on Titchmarsh et al, the garden designers and paving stone suppliers, not to mention B&Q and Homebase, you need to cough up so that we can have some rain gardens, green roofs, green walls, and ponds and reservoirs to hold back the torrents.
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Canadiens 4, Oilers 1: Brendan Gallagher and Brandon Prust scored 2:41 apart midway through the second period to erase a deficit and lead visiting Montreal past Edmonton.
Gallagher and Alex Galchenyuk finished with a goal and an assist apiece, Max Pacioretty added an empty-netter and defenseman P.K. Subban set up three tallies for the Canadiens, who are 1-1-0 on their four-game road trip. Peter Budaj made 27 saves in his season debut.
Ryan Smyth scored a power-play goal and Devan Dubnyk stopped 23 shots for the Oilers, who have lost three of their first four games under first-year coach Dallas Eakins.
Smyth opened the scoring at 2:28 of the first period, deflecting Taylor Hall's pass past Budaj while lying on the ice at the top of the crease. Gallagher forged a tie during a man advantage at 9:24, converting a cross-slot pass from Galchenyuk while at the left side of the crease.
Prust put Montreal ahead when he buried a loose puck in front after Travis Moen's shot from the left faceoff circle was off the mark. Galchenyuk beat Dubnyk from the left circle after receiving a cross-slot pass from Gallagher during a 2-on-1 rush, giving Edmonton a two-goal advantage.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Eakins made a bold move in the third period, pulling Dubnyk for an extra attacker with over four minutes remaining and the Oilers down by two goals, but Pacioretty put away the game with 18 seconds to play. ... Edmonton lost to Montreal at home for just the third time in the last 11 matchups. ... Subban has collected five points (one goal) over the first two games of the Canadiens' road trip.


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Matt Damon reportedly earned $3 million for appearing in a Nespresso ad for just 20 seconds with George Clooney.
Damon raked in an impressive $150,000 per second he appears in the ad, which was produced for the UK market.
Clooney has a long-standing contract with Nespresso, and Hollywood stars have raked in millions by appearing in foreign ads that wouldn't be seen by the US market, saving them embarrassment.
The ad is titled "In the Name of Pleasure," and it shows Clooney being snubbed by an attractive woman who would rather drink her coffee alone.
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There are two things I know for sure: 1) we all love the beach; and 2), we all want to help out when others are in need. Here's the data: According to the U.S. government, American coastal businesses dependent on clean oceans and beaches (mostly fishing and tourism) generated $225 billion in 2008. The…


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Yantis ends playoff drought spanning two decades
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CUMBY - It's been a long time coming, but the Yantis Owls and Lady Owls have both reached the state playoffs.
The Owls won a hard-fought game on the road over Cumby 44-35.
The last Owl team that advanced was in 1989 when coach Randy Smith led a No. 5-ranked team to the regional final where they fell to eventual state champion Avinger by one point.
The Owls were in a must-win situation going into Cumby. A Trojan win would have put them in the bi-district match-up which will be played in two weeks.
"It has been an up-and-down season with such a young team (only one senior). My guys have grown up a lot this year, and the last two games at North Hopkins and Cumby we have really stepped it up a notch," said Yantis coach Larry Tucker. "Cumby plays as hard and tough as anybody we play and they are always tough to beat at their place. Coach (Doug) Johnson does a good job over there. Once their kids get their basketball legs after playing football, they are always tough."
The Owls and Trojans fought to a 10-10 first quarter tie. The Owls fell behind 21-15 midway in the second period and fought back on a 3-pointer by Daniel Cerretani and five points from Jordan Davis to cut it to a 23-22 deficit going into intermission.
"We had missed a lot of shots in the paint in the first half. I just told the guys that the playoffs were only 16 minutes away and if we were going to go, we had to pick it up a notch," Tucker said. "We held them to 12 points in the second half."
The Owls took a 32-31 lead into the final quarter. Three steals by freshman Tony Garcia early in the quarter and buckets by Garcia, Cerretani and Zach Leatherwood and then a big putback by Thompson sealed the 44-35 victory.
Thompson had nine rebounds, while Davis (8), Leatherwood (6) and Randy Smith (6) each came up with crucial boards in the second half.
"I was worried before the game because my point guard, Cord Burnett, was at home sick. But Garcia played with the maturity of a seasoned veteran and really gave us a spark. Davis had a great floor game and showed some much needed leadership for us," Tucker added. "Big Thompson, Smith and Leatherwood all had solid games. Cerretani played well on both ends of the court. It was just a great game for us."
Cerretani led all scorers with 13 points. For Yantis, Davis had nine, Garcia and Thompson seven each, Leatherwood five and Smith three.
The Owls finished the regular season 14-13 and 4-4 in District 18-A, Div. I. Cumby dropped to 2-6 in district action.
Bloomburg is currently the second-place team in District 17-A and is the probable bi-district opponent for the Owls.
Saltillo 72, Sulphur Bluff 28
SALTILLO - Saltillo wrapped up the district season unbeaten with a thumping over Sulphur Bluff Tuesday night.
Derek McClure led three Lions players in double figures with 18 points while Travis Thompson scored 14 points and Miles Payne added 11 points.
Saltillo led 39-15 at the half and held Sulphur Bluff to 13 points in the second half.
Saltillo, which is the district champion, improved to 14-0 in District 22-A, Div. II and 23-5 overall.
Sulphur Bluff was led in scoring by Gerardo Rodriguez with 10 points.
Sulphur Bluff 6 9 7 6-28
Saltillo 16 23 19 14-72
Sulphur Bluff - Cody Austin 6, Merced Rodriguez 2, Gerardo Rodriguez 10, Michael Hale 5, Robert Messick 3, Joshua Clanton 2.
Saltillo - Chase Carr 7, Miles Payne 11, Jocsan Gamez 2, Stephen Mobley 7, Jimmy Methe 5, Derek McClure 18, Kenneth Poor 8, Travis Thompson 14.
Yantis 61, Cumby 47
CUMBY - It's been 17 years since the Yantis girls sent a team to the playoffs, but the Lady Owls secured their trip with their win on Tuesday.
Jamie Snider bucketed 22 points and Shelby Allen added 19 for the lady Owls, who finished in third place in District 18-A, Div. I with a 4-4 record.
Yantis led 23-11 after one period and doubled their advantage to 45-22 at halftime.
Lindsey Lemon and Scarlett Tarno each scored 12 points for Cumby and Courtney Stewart added 10.
Yantis 23 22 6 10 -61
Cumby 11 11 8 17 -47
Yantis - Jamie Snider 22, Shelby Allen 19, Jamie Gilliland 7, Rachel Spurgeon 4, Amanda McKinney 2, Amanda Collins 2, Stephanie Hogg 2, Blanca Reyna 2, Jayna Bevill 1.
Cumby - Lindsey Lemon 12, Scarlett Tarno 12, Courtney Stewart 10, Morgan Lott 7, Meagan Comer 2, Amber Hammons 2, Amanda Barrow 2.
Saltillo 53, Sulphur Bluff 6
SALTILLO - Saltillo jumped out to a 19-4 lead after the first quarter and a 39-4 lead at the half to stay unbeaten in District 22-A, Div. II.
The Lady Lions were led in scoring by Winter Stevens with 16 points and Bekah Rogers with nine points.
Saltillo (27-1), ranked No. 11 in Class A, Div. II, has now won 23 consecutive games and clinched the district title.
Sulphur Bluff 4 0 0 2-6
Saltillo 19 8 15 11 -53
Sulphur Bluff - Veronica Gutierrez 2, Danielle Jordan 2, Ginger Thompson 2.
Saltillo - Bekah Rogers 9, Candace Prather 2, Chloe Roberts 5, Winter Stevens 16, Stephanie Methe 6, Cara Geerts 3, Emily White 5, Jessica Gilbreath 6.
Miller Grove 57, Savoy 32
MILLER GROVE - In their final game of the season, the Miller Grove Lady Hornets picked up their third district win.
The Lady Hornets (7-24, 3-11) were led by senior Leslie Wagley, who scored a game-high 31 points.
"Leslie played well in her last game," said MGHS coach Gary Billingsley. "The girls ended the year playing hard and doing things right. I am proud of the effort they put in this year."
Billingsley said the team won five more games than they did last year and Wagley will be the only player they will lose next year.
Savoy 6 10 3 13 -32
Miller Grove 14 16 14 13 -57
Savoy - Moore 11, Thompson 11, Douglas 7, Malone 3.
Miller Grove - Leslie Wagley 31, Rebecca George 8, Jamie Hayes 7, Mari Delcastillo 4, Adrian Estrada 4, Dianne Sparks 3.
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Sailor Chris Cole returned home from base Thursday in Norfolk, VA to find his house was burglarized. "They came through the garage. You can see where they crow-barred their way in here," says Cole.
"They went through all the drawers, tore everything out to make sure nothing was hidden in there." They took all the presents under the tree.
But worst of all, the Coles' 2-year-old pit-bull Nyla was stolen too. Not knowing if Nyla was friendly, a burglar threw pizza at the dog on the couch, then realizing the pure bred didn't bite, she became one more thing to steal.
"Nyla is our family and that's the most important thing to us," says Stacey Cole, "We don't care about anything else really. We just want our family put back together, especially for Christmas."
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The Ahwatukee Bowl is in line for a new name that corresponds with 9/11.
The game falls on Friday, Sept. 9 this year as Mountain Pointe hosts Desert Vista, and the two schools have come together to help remember those who died as this year marks 10 years since the tragic event.
The name has been changed to The Ahwatukee Memorial Bowl.
Fans will be invited to attend the pre-game show and participate in the half-time show.
Here are some of the things the evening is scheduled to include:
* The Mountain Pointe and Desert Vista choirs will combine to single the National Anthem.
* There will be honorary captains from the Phoenix fire and police departments for the coin toss.
* Halftime activites will include a special program of rememberance, a moment of silence, singing of America the Beautiful and fireworks.
* Members of the Army, Marines, Navy and Air Force will be guests on the sidelines.
* The student sections will be asked to wear to red, white and blue instead of the traditional schools colors.
* The teams might possibly wear special uniforms or special spirit items if enough money can be raised. Contact Mountian Pointe assistant principal Patricia Goolsby (480) 706-7240 for more information and donations.
* Those speciality items will be sold afterward, and donations will be collected, for the groups honored during the evening.
* All police officers, firefighters, ambulance drivers/paramedics, and military personnel will receive free admission to the game with the proper ID.
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|Wildcats holding it together
|Tyler Clifton | News-Telegram Sports Writer
April 7, 2004 -- McKINNEY NORTH -- Senior Colston Copeland tried his best to rally the team together after its post-game pep talk Tuesday night from head coach Rahn Smith.
If there was ever a sign that Sulphur Springs was starting to turn the corner, it was evident against district leader McKinney North. It sounds crazy considering the fact that Bulldog pitcher Jordan Torr no-hit the Wildcats in a 2-0 win for MNHS, but those who saw the game know it's true.
Not bad timing for the first no-hitter in the Bulldogs' short two-year history since it kept them undefeated in district and sent SSHS to its sixth straight loss.
It wasn't a typical no-hit game either, as only three Wildcat batters struck out, but as has been the case of late, the Wildcats continue to hit the ball right at people. The phrase "the ball hasn't bounced their way" has been used before, but it has to be used.
Just a half-inning after catcher Riley Tatum tagged out Jordon Hooker after receiving a perfect bounce off the backstop from a wild pitch, the Bulldogs got a bounce of their own that was the turning point in the game.
MNHS (9-8, 4-0 District 11-4A) led 2-0 after scoring a run in each of the first two innings, but the Wildcats (7-11-1, 0-4) threatened in the fourth.
Adam Peugh drew a leadoff walk and reached second on Logan Pogue's sacrifice bunt. Sam Smith hit a line drive up the middle that knocked the glove off Torr's hand, but the pitcher showed his composure and threw out Smith to keep the no-hitter in tact. The bad bounce came on a pitch in the dirt that ricocheted back to catcher Dustin Payne and forced Peugh to stay at third. Torr intentionally walked Casey McMahan and induced a fly ball from Tatum to end the threat.
"That's our luck right now," Rahn Smith said. "Sam knocks the pitcher down on a ball that would've ended up in center field and scored a run for us. We hit the ball hard several times and still got nothing to show for it.
"I feel so bad for the kids, because I know how hard they've worked to improve. We've just got to keep searching, and hopefully those bloopers, choppers and hard-hit balls will find holes."
Only one other SSHS batter reached base the rest of the game, as Josh Riley slid into second on a ball that went through Hooker's legs.
It overshadowed what was an impressive showing from sophomore starter Alex Aguilar (1-4) who allowed only two runs and seven hits. He had command of his fastball, and with the help of a solid defensive effort, got out of a couple of jams as well.
"They came out ready to play and did a good job of getting their leadoff guys on base," Aguilar said. "I threw too many balls in the dirt, but the defense played well behind me and helped me get out of some bad situations.
"Stuff like this happens, but we're not going to quit. We need to have a turning point in district, and I think this could be it."
Three walks were what hurt Aguilar the most, including one to Stephen Donaldson in the first. John Kerby hit a flare to left field that landed just inside the line to drive home Donaldson.
Alex Burris and Hooker singled in the second, while Donaldson's sacrifice fly to center scored what wound up being the final run of the game. The leadoff hitter reached base in all but the final inning.
Torr had an infield hit to start the third, before Aguilar retired the next three batters. Jesse Laster singled to center in the fourth but was doubled off a first by Aguilar on an attempted sacrifice. Zack Wilhite made a diving catch in right field, cradling the ball in his arm to thwart a two-out rally.
Torr singled to left in the fifth, while an error and a hit batsman loaded the bases, but Aguilar got out of the inning unscathed.
"He threw his fastball well and stayed ahead of hitters for the most part," said MNHS coach Brandon Milam, referring to Aguilar. "He spread the hits out and seemed to have a lot of confidence on the mound.
"I can't say enough about our catcher Dustin, because he pounced on the pitch that got to the wall, and that was a huge play for us. Our goal at the beginning of the season was to go undefeated in district, and I think the Sherman game (11-1 blowout) jump started our team and got us heading in the right direction."
The Wildcat defense continues to shine, and it wasn't more evident than in the sixth, when Riley made a diving stop to his left and threw Donaldson out from his knees, showing his second base counterpart how to play the position and keeping him hitless on the night.
"All of our defensive drills have paid off," Riley said. "We just need to keep hitting in practice until our hands bleed, because we can't buy a hit right now.
"There's mixed emotions right now, because we're putting the ball in play but can't find the holes. We're playing not to lose instead of to win. We're tired of losing, that's for sure."
SSHS JV 9, McKinney North 6
Kyle Taylor had four hits, Scotty Stewart three and Jayden Spencer two, as the Sulphur Springs junior varsity team improved to 4-0 in District 11-4A play with a 9-6 win over McKinney North.
Blake Wells got the win for the Wildcats (10-5), allowing two hits and one run with a walk and four strikeouts in two innings. Jake Brumley gave up four hits and five runs with four strikeouts in four innings of work. Spencer got the save, striking out two in the final inning.
SSHS pounded out 12 hits and scored six runs in the first inning, and Kiffer Davis played solid defense at first base.
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Yair Emanuel's various products are exquisite works of art, adding color and beauty to the Shabbat table, to the kitchen, and to day to day life. The items are made out of wood, fabric, embroidery and glass, and include, among others, matchbox holders, pillows, tambourines, nesting dolls, picture frames and Torah reading pointers. The designs on the items depict the city of Jerusalem, the Seven Species, oriental patterns and an array of Jewish motifs.


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A while ago I wrote that the hypervisor vendors should consider turning the virtual switches into PE-routers. We all know that's never going to happen due to religious objections from everyone who thinks VLANs are the greatest thing ever invented and MP-BGP is pure evil, but there are at least two good technical reasons why putting MPLS/VPN (as we know it today) in the hypervisors might not be the best idea in very large data centers.
Please remember that we're talking about huge data centers. If you have a few hundred physical servers, bridging (be it with VLANs or vCDNI) will work just fine.
This blog post was triggered by an interesting discussion I had with Igor Gashinsky during the OpenFlow Symposium. Igor, thank you for your insight!
Brief recap of the initial idea (you should also read the original blog post): hypervisor hosts should become PE-routers and use MP-BGP to propagate IP- or MAC-address reachability information. Hypervisor hosts implementing L3 forwarding could use RFC 4364 (with host routes for VMs), L2 hypervisor switches could use BGP MPLS Based MAC VPN.
And here are the challenges:
Scalability. MPLS/VPN requires a Label Switched Paths (LSP) between PE-routers. These paths could be signaled with LDP, in which case host routes to all PE-routers must be propagated throughout the network, or with MPLS-TE, in which case you have a full mesh (N-square) of tunnels and way too much state in the network core.
MPLS/VPN could also use IP or GRE+IP transport as defined in RFC 4023, in which case the scalability argument is gone.
MPLS/VPN requires flat address space, IP offers self-similar
aggregation capabilities (source: Wikipedia)
Eventual consistency of BGP. BGP was designed to carry humongous amount of routing information (Internet IPv4 routing table has more than 400000 routes), but it's not the fastest-converging beast on this planet, and it has no transactional consistency. That might be fine if you're starting and shutting down VMs (the amount of change is limited, and eventual consistency doesn't matter for a VM going through the OS boot process), but not if you're moving thousands of them in order to evacuate racks scheduled for maintenance.
Summary: MPLS/VPN was designed for an environment with a large number of routes and limited amount of routing information churn. Large-scale data centers offering "TCP clouds" (because some customers think that might result in high availability) just might be too dynamic for that.
Do we still need MPLS/VPN in the Data Center?
Sure we do, but not in the hypervisors. In many cases, we have to provide path isolation to the applications that don't actually need L2 connectivity because they were written by people who understood how IP works (example: you might want to keep MySQL database servers strictly isolated from web servers).
Read the excellent blog posts written by Derick Winkworth to see how far you can push the MPLS/VPN or VRF designs.
MPLS/VPN is a perfect solution for that problem (Easy Virtual Networking might also work), but many engineers still use VLANs (even though L2 connectivity is not required) and risk the stability of their network because they're not familiar with MPLS/VPN or because the gear they use doesn't support it.
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If you're a longtime reader, you know what's coming next: one of my webinars describes typical enterprise MPLS/VPN use cases, another one data center technologies, and a third one the concepts used in virtualized networks (and it makes sense to get access to them all with the yearly subscription).
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STOCKHOLM (AP) Wearing an old-style swimsuit, Michael Phelps missed out on two finals and barely qualified for a third Tuesday at a World Cup short-course meet.
Phelps, who won a record eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, failed to qualify for the finals of the 100-meter freestyle and 100 backstroke. He qualified in the 100 medley, finishing seventh in 53.13 seconds — more than half a second slower than fastest qualifier Darian Townsend of South Africa.
Jing Zhao of China set a world record in the women's 50 backstroke in 26.08. She beat the previous world record of 26.17, set by Marieke Guehrer of Australia four days ago in Moscow.
Phelps, competing for the first time since the world championships in August, was sporting a beard and swimming in the old-style swimsuit that will become the standard next year. Most other swimmers used faster high-tech suits.
The 24-year-old finished 16th in qualifying for the 100 freestyle in 47.77 seconds. Eight swimmers advanced to the final, with Stefan Nystrand of Sweden recording the fastest qualifying time of 45.93. In the 100 backstroke, Phelps was disqualified. The referee didn't immediately specify why.
Phelps did not compete in either of those two events in a full length pool in Beijing, when he broke Mark Spitz's record of seven gold medals won at the 1972 Munich Olympics.
His coach, Bob Bowman, said Monday he wants Phelps to use the old-style suit in the lead-up to the U.S. national championships next year.
Phelps said before the meet that he was not "in the best shape" but wanted to use the competition in Stockholm to test his form and the old-style swimsuit.
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Penn State's Taylor and Purdue's Bunch Named Big Ten Athletes of the Year
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Penn State wrestler David Taylor was named the Big Ten Jesse Owens Male Athlete of the Year and Purdue track and field athlete Dani Bunch was tabbed the Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year, the conference announced on Monday. The pair of standouts have combined to record two individual national championships, four NCAA team titles, 13 All-America honors, nine individual Big Ten Championships and 10 individual postseason conference awards during their illustrious careers.
Taylor is the second Penn State student-athlete to win Male Athlete of the Year accolades, following gymnast Luis Vargas in 2005. Taylor received the 2014 Hodge Trophy as the nation's top wrestler and was named Big Ten Wrestler of the Year for the third time in his career. He became Penn State's first-ever four-time NCAA finalist and won his second NCAA individual title at 165, leading Penn State to its fourth-straight NCAA Championship in March. He also was named an All-American for the fourth time in his career and earned the NCAA Most Dominant Wrestler Award and the NCAA Championships Outstanding Wrestler laurel in 2014. Taylor leaves Penn State as a member of four NCAA and Big Ten Championship teams. He went 34-0 this season to end the year as the nation's lone unbeaten Division I wrestler and closed out his career with a 134-3 record. His 97.8 career win percentage included an all-time Penn State best 53 pins, 42 technical falls and 30 majors. Taylor never lost in a dual meet and was a perfect 56-0 all-time against Big Ten competition. A four-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, Taylor was a first-team Capital One Academic All-American in 2014.
Bunch becomes the sixth Purdue student-athlete to be voted the conference's Female Athlete of the Year and first since golfer Maria Hernandez claimed the honor in 2009. During the 2013-14 school year, Bunch was a three-time first-team All-American, with a third-place finish in the weight throw and fifth in the shot put during the NCAA Indoor Championships and a fifth-place finish in the shot put at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Bunch won the Big Ten Championship in the weight throw in March, the third of her career, to become the first Big Ten woman to win three weight throw titles. The fifth-year senior was runner-up in the Big Ten in the shot put and also scored in the hammer throw with a second-place finish. She was named the Big Ten Field Athlete of the Year for the indoor season and swept the Big Ten Field Athlete of the Year and Field Athlete of the Championships awards for the outdoor campaign. Bunch broke the school records in the indoor and outdoor shot put, as well as in the weight throw. A two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, Bunch leaves Purdue as a nine-time All-American.
Bunch and Taylor were among a field of heralded nominees for the annual conference honors that included nine individual national champions and three team national champions. The field included 22 All-Americans in 2013-14 that claimed a total of 36 All-America honors this season.
The Big Ten Conference has recognized a Jesse Owens Male Athlete of the Year since 1982 when Indiana's Jim Spivey earned the inaugural award. The conference first honored a Female Athlete of the Year in 1983, with Michigan State's Judi Brown collecting the initial award. The Big Ten Athletes of the Year are selected by a panel of conference media members from nominations submitted by each institution.
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Good Things To Eat With Henkel's Extra Fancy Flours. "Made Good Since 1855"
The front cover has a wood-like frame around a picture of a woman wearing an apron and a bonnet mixing a bowl of flour with other ingredients. There is a fireplace behind her. Good Things To Eat is in lettering looking like logs at the top and the information on Henkel's flour is on the table leaf. The back is the same other than the picture being a color photo of boxes or bags of Henkel Flour on shelves. The company guarantee, slogan, and name and address are below the picture. William Gelleroy's poem "So long as it is the fashion to eat, so long will cookery books be useful.The recipes are arranged by groups. Group I recipes for use with Henkel's Velvet Cake and Pastry flour which employ the use of baking powder; Grou II Recipes for use with Henkel's Best Family Flour and yeast; a table of equivalents; Group III Recipes employing the use of Quikmix; and lastly Miscellaneous recipes. There are black and white photos and black and white line drawings.
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HONOLULU (AP) -- A federal judge issued a mixed ruling Thursday on a lawsuit filed by former Hawaii governor and current Honolulu mayoral candidate Ben Cayetano and others to stop the city's rail line.
Honolulu violated federal law by failing to identify above-ground traditional cultural properties before deciding where to build the line, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Wallace Tashima said in his ruling.
The city also didn't adequately consider building a Beretania Street tunnel as part of an alternative to a rail line and didn't properly evaluate whether the rail project would constructively use a Kakaako park, Mother Waldron Park.
But the judge didn't find problems with how the city has handled burial sites along the route. He also didn't order the project to stop, though he said it may be appropriate to issue an injunction in the case.
Tashima told both sides to submit by the end of the month their arguments for why the project should continue or be stopped. He scheduled a hearing for Dec. 12.
Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle said the court dismissed "the bulk" of the lawsuit's accusations and upheld the city's environmental impact statement.
"We are confident that a reasonable remedy can address the remaining issues in a timely manner," the mayor said in a statement. "Today's ruling will require further analysis, but the bottom line is that the project can and should continue moving forward."
Michael Green, an attorney for the plaintiffs, said the ruling was "a major victory."
"They're going to go back to the drawing board, and that drawing board is going to cost millions and millions of dollars," Green said. He said it was "unfair to the people" for the project's supporters to deny this.
Both Carlisle and Daniel Grabauskas, CEO of the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation, noted the judge had the option to stop the project with his ruling but didn't.
"What we're really talking about here is supplementing some of the work that was included in the record of decision and the environmental impact statement," Grabauskas told reporters outside Honolulu Hale.
He said the city aimed to finish the work required by Tashima's ruling and archaeological survey work requested by a recent Hawaii Supreme Court ruling at the same time.