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Farrow and Ball wanted to know if I'd like to upcycle piece of garden furniture with their exterior paint – OF COURSE!!!
I love Farrow and Ball a little too much, as pretty much the interior of my house is painted in it, Wimborne White is everywhere!. But I've never used the exterior paint or primers, so I was excited to be able to try them out.
I have an ancient Ikea table kicking around in the shed, which has seen better days and we tend to use it for putting BBQ plates and food waiting to be cooked. But it's really old and is now impossible to clean which isn't great for BBQ's. That seemed like the ideal candidate for a makeover.
I chose Teresa's Green, which I thought would be a medium duck egg blue which would tie in with the other colours in my garden, yeah it's not at all. It's a beautiful delicate, pale duck egg blue – oops! But it meant I also chose the wrong primer colour, I should have gone with the one for pale colours and not the dark colours, turns out it didn't matter that much.
I didn't do much (read any!) prep on it, other than brush off some spider webs and stand it up. I then painted it with the Dark Primer – which is a really nice colour, it's a dark grey which actually looks lovely. It took me 20 minutes to paint the primer on and I left it while I did the school run to dry in the sun.
When we got back we sat out in the sunshine and painted on the Teresa's Green, it actually covered the primer well which was a surprise as it was so pale. It dries really quickly in the sun and I managed to get a second coat on before sundown and left it to try overnight. That was two days ago and it's been sitting outside in the autumn elements and this morning it absolutely poured down on it when I left the house. I came home this afternoon and it's still looks perfect! According to the can it should last for 6 years, so that's that table done for a long time.
I'm so pleased with it, and although I can't use the left over paint for my laundry door, as it's too pale for the house. I'm going to use it for my dining room chairs as it's the perfect pale colour to go with my newly Wimborne White dining room. Which gives me the excuse to try a new colour on the laundry room door…hmmm which colour..I really like that dark grey!
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By Susan Wloszczyna, USA TODAY
It's no joke. The Frat Pack appears to have hatched a new plan of attack: divide and conquer.
Instead of bunching up as they have in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story and Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, the mainstays of this comedy cabal, including Vince Vaughn, Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson, Jack Black and Steve Carell, are going it alone this summer. The latest to spread his wings: Owen Wilson in You, Me and Dupree, opening Friday.
Meanwhile, the linchpin of the group, Ben Stiller, is taking a rest after seven movies in the past two years.
Not that the troupe will admit to any scheme to monopolize Hollywood comedies, just as they deny any reason besides camaraderie for their frequent sharing of screen space.
"I love working with those guys," says Vaughn, who cashed in last year by pairing with Owen Wilson (and Ferrell in a cameo) in Wedding Crashers. "I've had a lot of fun, and I would love to do stuff with them again. But the whole Rat Pack-Frat Pack thing that came out is overblown. It was really Ben Stiller giving opportunities to people. There was never a conscious movement of, 'Hey, let's all do this.' "
Still, the shift to solo acts by this brotherhood of actors, inaugurated with 1996's Cable Guy and bestowed with its moniker in honor of the over-aged college high jinks of 2003's Old School, is paying off.
While the ticket sales for such costly action behemoths as Mission: Impossible III and Superman Returns have underwhelmed, this crew's modestly priced offerings have exceeded expectations.
For The Break-Up, Vaughn cushioned himself with a personalized posse of supporting players, including his old Swingers pal Jon Favreau and such Frat-Packers-in-training as Jason Bateman and Justin Long, and broke out with a surprising $114 million smash.
Jack Black wooed director/writer Jared Hess and agreed to do Nacho Libre with him even before Hess' debut, Napoleon Dynamite, grew into a youth-driven sensation. As the only recognizable face in a sea of Mexican extras, Black hit the jackpot. Nacho has grossed $74 million — more than double the budget of his wrestling romp.
The group is starting to monopolize the animation/voice-over market. Following the leads of Stiller (Madagascar) and Black (Shark Tale, the upcoming Kung Fu Panda), Owen Wilson impressed as a red speed demon in the No. 1 hit Cars, while audiences went nuts for Carell's squirrel in Over the Hedge.
There's more to come. Carell goes the art-house route as a gay suicidal Proust scholar in Little Miss Sunshine, starting July 26. Ferrell takes the wheel with such backseat drivers as John C. Reilly and Sacha Baron Cohen (aka Ali G) in the NASCAR comedy Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, Aug. 4.
The Wilson boys are practically going head to head, as Luke follows his brother's Dupree in next weekend's My Super Ex-Girlfriend.
Any sibling rivalry that exists is strictly on a personal, not professional, level, they both assure.
"People ask if we are competitive," Owen says, "and it's funny. We will stand in the backyard and throw rocks at a tree for four hours and get into screaming matches over who is winning. But we're not competitive about movie stuff."
Luke doesn't even like thinking about any box-office fisticuffs with his older bro. "I kind of laugh when a studio executive talks about being up against about 'your brother's movie.' It's strange to be working with people who actually want to beat my brother. But they are mostly delicate about it. They know we want the best for each other."
And yet, it is strange that Luke not only has chosen to pair with another, unrelated Wilson (Rainn Wilson of TV's The Office, which stars Carell), but also that the character this Wilson plays is named Vaughn. "I never even thought about it," Luke demurs.
The likely cause of the fracturing: each actor's increasing popularity. Carell, who was initiated into the group by Ferrell and appeared opposite him in Anchorman as well as Bewitched and Woody Allen's Melinda and Melinda, mocked his own success in last summer's 40-Year-Old Virgin by singing a song on Saturday Night Live that began, "I'm one of those guys now ..."
These days, the former Daily Show staffer is just too overbooked to be "one of those guys."
"Will asked me to do a part in Talladega Nights," says a disappointed Carell, currently shooting Evan Almighty, the sequel to Bruce Almighty. "But I couldn't get away."
Popularity also breeds bigger paychecks. With both Ferrell and Vaughn in the $20 million club, it's financially wiser to hire a supporting cast from outside the pack.
That benefits rising talents such as Seth Rogen, who had a chunky role in The 40-Year-Old Virgin and plays a henpecked pal in Dupree.
"Before, they were all sort of at the same level and price range," says Favreau, who directed Vaughn in Made and Ferrell in Elf. "Filmmakers could afford to pull together two or three of them. You could hire one Jim Carrey, or you could mix the Jack Blacks with the Owen Wilsons and the Ben Stillers. Now, they are too expensive."
Together or apart, you would be hard-pressed to find another group with more influence on the decade's humor than this clique.
Unlike such '90s holdovers as Adam Sandler or the Wayans clan, "Their comedy is much more intelligent than it appears on the surface," says Kevin Crossman, creator of the-frat-pack.com. "Sure, there are raunchy jokes. But their stories are tales of transition, not complete gross-out humor. They're funny because of the way they deliver their lines, not because of pratfalls."
The Frat Pack's reign reminds Ivan Reitman, director of My Super Ex-Girlfriend and executive producer of Old School, of when such SNL alum as John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray ruled comedy.
"I did it with Stripes, Meatballs and Animal House," he says. "Every generation has their own particular comedic voices. Bill Murray had a very iconoclastic voice that spoke to the baby-boom generation and just beyond. The new X and Y generations are looking to these guys."
While Old School 2 is in the works, Reitman is facing the economic realities of trying to afford to pay Vaughn, Ferrell and Luke Wilson for a second round. "Studios are trusting these people now to star in movies on their own," he says.
Scott Stuber, a producer on both The Break-Up and Me and Dupree who is developing projects with Carell, says that fans demand that their heroes push themselves. "Like with any genre, the audience is saying, 'We like your films, but please challenge us. Do different things.' "
Besides, if the challenges prove too much, the pack can always count on each other. "It might be a bit selfish of me," says Owen Wilson, "but I know if my brother's movie does great, I can always get him to be in a movie with me. A rising tide lifts all boats."

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Readers Respond: Who Do You Think Is the Most Beautiful Woman Alive? (PHOTOS)
While there's no denying that Beyonce is stunning, there's a number of other celebs who deserve a shout out for their good looks. We asked Celebuzz readers who they'd pick to be this year's Most Beautiful Woman and the names ranged from Jennifer Hudson to Kristen Stewart to Megan Fox.
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Cj King- "Jennifer Lawrence. She is real and HEALTHY woman."
Emily Ivanov- "It should be Jennifer Lawerence!!! GO HUNGER GAMES!!!"
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Taylor Marie Keagy- "Jennifer. She has a real body, she's a normal teenager, and she's beautiful."
Ka Te- "Lady Gaga should off won this for having an enormous talent,heart and doing things people don't even do in a lifetime. To me THAT is beautiful and not some singer who's entire image is fake head to toe. Yes Bey is gorgeous photoshop and millions of light balls or not but she is extremely image orianted which makes you wonder what is real what is not and her music is obviously processed with current artist works to make her trendy while singers like Adele and Gaga have original and new music that is destroying the charts."
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The team doesn't seem to have any method to resist the speed steal, no speed feats that would let them defend against an IMP blitz, and no durability feats that imply they could shrug off said IMP blitz.
Not only has Thor been blitzed in similar fashion by Spider-Man, Mongoose, and even Amadeus Cho, (Literally, the Cho panel looks almost identical), your scan isn't even canon.
So much speed! Obviously non-enhanced teenagers can avoid Flash's blitzes, just like Non-Canon Sentry can!
whats your point this pics looks like the other also,with your logic flash is slow


text: This season in the shows of the world's famous designers we saw very bold prints and colours the men's Gucci Autumn/Winter 2012 collection was no different. The collection mostly consisted of dark colours such as navy blues, burgundies, blacks. The collection also consisted of a few very bold pieces , they were the dark floral print suits and trousers. All in all the collection is very wearable and chic. What do you think of the collection ?


text: Explore the 26,000 acres of natural beauty on the CB Ranch with this experienced outfitter and marvel at the magnificent views and wildlife. Four-wheel, all-terrain vehicles are an exciting mode of exploration. Features include automatic transmission with reverse and electric starts. We recommend guests dress in layers for varying weather conditions; long pants and good shoes need to be worn as some off-road trails are overgrown with small bushes. Prices range from $220 – $390 per person for half and full day trips which are payable directly to Bitterroot Adventures on the day of your trip. Pricing for tandem rides is also available. A 50% deposit is due upon booking and cancellation is within 24 hours. For full day excursions, Triple Creek Ranch will pack you a picnic lunch. Availability is somewhat flexible with as little as a day's notice, though we recommend you reserve trip(s) in advance to ensure a guide on your preferred day. Guests drive themselves to Rye Creek Lodge and Bitterroot Adventures, an easy 15 minute drive from the ranch. ATV tours are available from May through October 14. A full day trip runs from 9:30am to 4:00/5:00pm and half day trips depart at 8:30am or 1:30pm.


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MELBOURNE Victory can make it three wins on the trot and consolidate its top-four position in the A-League with victory over bottom-of-the-table New Zealand Knights at Olympic Park tonight, when club officials will be sweating on a decent turnout for what is very much an experimental timeslot.
The task looks a routine assignment for a Melbourne side in a hot vein of form. Victory has lost only once in its six A-League outings and taken seven points of a possible nine in its past three matches, while the Kiwis are struggling.
The Knights have lost five games, scored only four goals and conceded 12. They also have lost English striker Simon Yeo, who was sent off for a studs-up challenge in last weekend's 2-1 home loss to Adelaide United.
But Melbourne coach Ernie Merrick is wary of a NZ backlash in a game in which the Knights have very little to lose. Two or three more defeats and the Knights will have fallen so far behind the top four that making the finals might be beyond them by the halfway mark of the season.
Merrick is expecting a physical encounter. "I think New Zealand are desperate for a win and they will come at us hard and play a very pressure type of game. They will harass us in midfield and in all areas of the pitch. I expect them to be particularly dangerous from set pieces," Merrick said.
Apart from the 4-0 drubbing they received in Newcastle, the Knights have been competitive in most games, unlucky not to take points at home to Adelaide, Perth and even Sydney, when lapses in defensive concentration late in the game cost them dearly.
If the game turns into a war of attrition in the centre, Steve Pantelidis could turn out to be the joker in the Melbourne pack. The central defender turned midfielder is the dressing room clown, so he is already the team's joker in one sense. But he has the size (182 centimetres) and bulk (82 kilograms) to mix it with the opposition if it becomes a rough-and-tumble affair tonight. It is a job he does every week in his role as the team's holding midfielder.
Now, Merrick says he wants Pantelidis to add a more offensive side to his game. "So far, he has played very solidly in a defensive style and he has got stuck in in the middle of the pitch. He's tough, and he stands up for himself," he said.
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Gallery 3 Administration - Dashboard
First of all notice that all blocks/sections in the dashboard can be moved and their position can be changed by simply drag and dropping them to the desired location.
This way you can adjust the displayed information in the most suitable positions for your needs.
You can also remove each of the blocks you do not need by clicking the X button in the title bar.
The only block that cannot be removed is the Dashboard Content where you can actually add any of the blocks available for your Gallery installation.
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> There are big things afoot with Chef GERARD CRAFT'S group of restaurants. It's been announced that Taste by Niche will be moving from its current space adjacent to Niche Restaurant in Benton Park, and taking up residence in the former home of Moxy Bistro, 4584 Laclede Ave., in the CWE, which, coincidentally, is next door to sister restaurant Brasserie by Niche. The new Taste space will have approximately 40 seats and will open sometime in December. Then Niche, Craft's flagship restaurant, which just celebrated its fifth anniversary, will move into the 12-seat space formerly occupied by Taste and concentrate on 8-and 10-course tasting menus. The former Niche space will then be transformed into Porano, an osteria serving Italian country fare and inspired by a trip Craft took to Umbria, Italy. The new eatery is scheduled to bow in January. Whew!
> As of press time, Clayton neighbors Il Vicino and Sansai are closed after a fire and subsequent water line break. The two restaurants are located next to each other on N. Central Avenue. According to Clayton Fire Chief Mark Thorp, the fire started in the Il Vicino kitchen around 11 a.m. Sept. 27. The fire itself did minimal damage, but the break left five feet or so of water in the basement. No word yet on how long the businesses will be closed.
> The St. Louis foodie contingent turned out in force to support Operation Charcuterie! at Sidney Street Cafe Sept. 28. The six-course pork-centric feast with wine pairings, prepared by 12 of the best area chefs, was a fundraiser for Operation Foodsearch. Though the final tally hasn't been released yet, the live auction portion of the evening, administered by Ivey Selkirk auctioneer Mark Howald, raised some $15,000 for the cause.
> Chef RUSSELL PING, who recently won the best dessert award at the 2010 St. Louis Art Fair, just got another feather in his culinary cap: his desserts are now available at Busch's Grove Market. Ping will be on hand to greet customers at the market's grand re-opening celebration Oct. 9 and 10.
> Clayton favorite Ruth's Chris Steak House has expanded its service. The restaurant is now offering a Friday Power Lunch, served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The new lunch menu will feature some favorites from the dinner menu, as well as new offerings, like blackened ahi tuna salad and chilled shellfish salad.
> DR. MATT GERMAN will be hosting his 9th annual Is There A Doctor in the Hyatt? fundraiser benefitting Food Outreach, Oct. 14 from 6 to 10:30 p.m. at The Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch. Plenty of food and fun to benefit a great cause. More info at foodoutreach.org.
> strong>Top Chefs All-American Throwdown, The Search for St. Louis' Best Burger, will be held Oct. 17 in the CWE and hosted by Chef HUBERT KELLER. Chefs IAN CRAIG, Sub Zero Vodka Bar; JASON TILFORD, Barrister's; JOSH ROLAND, Wild Flower; CLARA MOORE, Local Harvest; NICK ZOTOS, Mike Shannon's Steaks & Seafood; and TODD LOUGH, Bixby's, will square off to see who flips the best burger in the Lou.


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Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
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The Mighty Imperials Press Release
Around the old Desco studio we used to just call them "the kids." The Mighty Imperials were only sixteen years old when they rolled in to record this album, Thunder Chicken. I think they had to play hookey from school to make the date. No jive.
The Mighty Imperials had their own unique brand of Funk. Their style was obviously heavily influenced by the Meters but unmistakably their own. It was raw but disciplined, raucous but minimal. It had a sense of humor, but at the same time it was genuine. And man, was it Soulful! Somehow these four kids had been gifted with taste, talent, and discipline well beyond their years.
Sean Solomon was on the guitar. He had a sound like he'd spent a decade cutting R&B sides in Memphis. Like an old country boy come in to play big city licks. Nick Movshon played the bass with a confidence and attitude that defied his youthful personality. He dug in and walked like a Motown pro, effortlessly soulful and intentional, as if he didn't know any wrong notes. Tall for his age and lanky, Leon Michels hunched over the Hammond organ, swelling and swirling like an old man at a Baptist church. His mouth would open and close with the sound as his fingers danced about the keyboard. On the drums, was Homer Steinweiss. He was maybe the goofiest of the crew. He had a big mop of curly hair that would bounce up and down when he played. But when he sat down at the trap, his sound was terrifyingly powerful, reminiscent of the big stompers from New Orleans. James Black, Zigaboo Modeliste, and Clyde Stubblefield all rolled up into some unlikely high school kid. If I really wanted a take out of him, I just had to tell him one thing before we rolled: "Homer, be the Bull." This was an inspiration behind their second single, The Matador, on which Homer practically banged himself off of the record.
I don't remember whose idea it was to call up Joseph Henry on the sessions. The kids might have been fans. Joseph had cut a 45' with us the year before called "Who's the King?" which had become a relatively big hit on the funk scene. He had come up singing gospel and after a stint with the Coasters had ended up in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. He had a real soul shouting style that instantly locked with and energized the Imperials in the studio. When he first walked in the guys were already messing around on some groove, waiting for him. He threw off his coat and walked straight to the mic. "Keep it just where it is," he commanded. He had already started singing by the time I got across the control room to the record button. Later, we added some horns and put it on the record as "Soul Buster".
I have cut a few records since then, but the Thunder Chicken sessions will always sit apart in my memory as one of those unlikely, inexplicable sessions where everything just came together. Pure Funk Magic. Since then, the Mighty Imperials have grown to be irreplaceable parts of such groups as the Dap-Kings, El Michels Affair, and the Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra. Some of them are off at University. To me however, no matter how old they get, they will always be "the kids".
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Selecting the proper computer system requires evaluating a number of factors. Here are some key ones:
- Evaluate customer support. "You are not just buying a computer system, you're buying service after the sale," says Rusty Shealy, owner of Capital Concrete. "Service is critical to ensuring you are operating efficiently."
- Determine upgrade costs. Learn whether you are supplied with all upgrades or do they require any additional cost, says Shealy. "It produces a huge front-end cost, but it saves a lot on the back end, and you know your costs."
- Ask about customization. Sardinia Concrete is proactive about beta-testing programs and providing feedback. "We're always looking for easier ways to do things and upgrade," says Charlie Stone, vice president. "Companies will listen to customer needs and revise software to create new versions to fit our needs."
- Consider a one-stop shop. Some producers integrate systems, but that can create incompatibilities that must be resolved. Sardinia Concrete uses systems from several companies and suspects there may be benefits to having all its eggs in one basket. "Companies may be more proactive if you're a bigger customer and they know the entire system," says Stone. But operating only one system can be a problem if it goes down. Two systems may provide some backup support for each other.


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Beirut (AFP) Jan 27, 2013
Fighting erupted Sunday between Syrian troops and rebels around a train station in Damascus, as regime warplanes pounded insurgent positions to the east of the capital, a watchdog said.
The clashes broke out in the Port Said area and spread to the nearby Qadam train terminal, while the army shelled the Qadam district itself and neighbouring Assali, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported.
The firefight led to the closure of a key highway that passes through the area and connects Damascus to the southern province of Daraa, the watchdog said.
On the outskirts of Damascus, warplanes launched strikes on the Eastern Ghuta region, focused on the town of Shebaa where clashes have raged in recent weeks between the army and insurgents, it said.
Further northeast of the capital, rebels and troops battled around a military vehicle depot located between the opposition strongholds of Irbin and Harasta, the Britain-based Observatory said.
The Syrian Revolution General Council, meanwhile, reported that "heavy artillery and tank shelling hit Daraya from Mazzeh military airport and the Fourth Division headquarters on Moadamiyet mountain as fierce explosions shook the town."
The Observatory said that new army reinforcements had arrived to Daraya, southwest of Damascus, and were shelling the beleaguered rebel bastion, where troops have waged a fierce assault for the past two months in a bid to regain control.
State news agency SANA said the army was chasing "terrorist" groups -- a regime term used to describe rebels.
"Our valiant army continued to pursue armed terrorist groups who had carried out killings and theft and targeted the infrastructure of Daraya," it said late Saturday.
Regime forces also bombarded the southeastern town of Beit Saham, which sits alongside the key Damascus airport road, following rebel attacks on several army checkpoints in the area, the Observatory said.
For months, the army has launched air raids and ground assaults in an attempt to push back insurgents from their rear bases that ring the outer edges of Damascus, specifically in the southwest and across the eastern belt.
On Saturday, 127 people -- 55 civilians, 44 rebels and 28 troops -- were killed nationwide in Syria, including 34 in Damascus region alone, the Observatory said.
Another 10 unidentified people were reportedly shot dead by regime troops on outskirts of Daraya, it reported.
The watchdog, which gathers its information from a wide network of activists and medics in civilian and military hospitals, put the total death toll since the conflict broke out in March 2011 at more than 50,000.
The United Nations estimates that more than 60,000 people have died in the 22-month conflict.
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Blink-182 cry when they remember fellow musician DJ AM at their concert in Hartford, Connecticut.
Following DJ AM's sudden death on August 28, Blink-182 paid tribute to the late disc jokey during a live concert in Hartford, Connecticut by delivering a song called "Down" for him. "This night is really hard for us onstage," bassist Mark Hoppus told the crowd during the gig.
"We lost a dear friend yesterday. His name was Adam Goldstein," Mark continued. "You probably know him as DJ AM. He was an innovator and a genius and he loved music more than anything else. Above all he was a very dear friend."
Before this rock band delivered their tribute song for AM, they asked for a moment of silence from the concertgoers and requested the lights at the venue to be dimmed. The audience then raised their lighters above their heads in a show of respect.
The band's drummer Travis Barker, who escaped a plane crash with AM last year, skipped his usual levitated drum solo during the encore of the track. He and the band's other personnel reportedly broke to tears when the tribute song was delivered.
Prior to Blink-182's performance in Connecticut, Travis tweeted, "Don't know how i am gonna play 2night but i am for AM. My brother is gone.i love u and miss u, i'll never forget all the good times we had. ... I'll never forget everything we've been thru and every time i play the drums i'll think of you. U were an amazing friend/DJ/human being."


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Cole allegedly admitted meeting boss Jose Mourinho and chief executive Peter Kenyon but claimed it was not planned.
The 24-year-old told the inquiry on Monday he was talking with his agent Jonathan Barnett when they arrived.
Barnett previously gave his evidence to the inquiry and denied setting up a meeting with Chelsea's representatives.
Kenyon has also given evidence to the inquiry, which was prompted by allegations in the News of the World newspaper.
Barnett had described the newspaper's claims as: "Not only false but both appalling and offensive.
"For it to be suggested that I cynically set up a meeting with Chelsea and dragged them to it almost against their will is, quite frankly, ludicrous.
"When I gave my evidence to the inquiry I was respectfully reminded that the proceedings were confidential - and I have respected that."
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger said: "I am convinced that a meeting did take place - although that has not been confirmed.
"This case is very sad and very unfortunate because you expect your neighbours with that power not to behave like that.
"But I have to let the Premier League make an inquiry and make the right decision. The timing of that meeting was at least not very welcome.
"I want the Premier League to judge the case and be fair. It is down to them to take action.
"You cannot say it is normal that two days before we play Manchester United your players are tapped up.
"It is strange to me because it is just before big games."
Wenger also blasted Chelsea for what he called "arrogance".
"Frankly I am amazed this could happen in a hotel in the centre of London. Why not do it in the middle of the M25 and then at least everybody knows!
"They seem to think they are above everything. It is arrogance when you think you are above everything and just do whatever you want.
"The responsibility for all this is with the agent and the other club."
Wenger insists he wants Cole to stay at Arsenal and become club captain.
Wenger said: "My desire is that Ashley Cole stays at the club, signs a new deal and one day becomes captain of the club. I want him to stay."
"The reason was for medical reasons as he had hamstring problems," said the Gunners boss.
"The fact that I didn't play him had nothing to do with the stories on the back pages."


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Much For Tom Ridge
May 30, 2002
By Sheila Samples
Joshua Micah Marshall, in a recent "Talking Points Memo,"
said, "If there was no such thing as a Director of Homeland
Security, someone would have to invent one..."
Just the same, it must be embarrassing to be Tom Ridge today.
A far cry from the obvious puffed-up pride when his best friend
- the most powerful man in the world - who's not only the
Great Hoo-bah, but the "Great Hee-Haw," announced to we the
people that Ridge is the new "homeland" babysitter! Jeez,
what a gig!
"He da man," Bush said, pointing to Ridge standing tall up
there in the middle of the administration's "Big Guys Plus
One Gal" (BGPOG). In our war against the evildoers, our "smoke
'em out, git 'em on the run, bring 'em to justice" leader
promised that his administration would speak with one voice
about the security of our homeland - and that voice would
be Ridge's.
Tom Ridge, Bush assured us, is a "good" man whose heart and
soul have been as meticuously inspected as those of Russia's
Vladimir Putin. And, I don't mind telling you that it was
a relief to know we could trust Ridge to alert us when 'merica
is threatened - to tell us when we need to be afraid, as opposed
to when we need to be very, very afraid.
Although Ridge's prim, tiny little bow of a mouth barely
moved upon hearing such praise, you just had to know he was
grinning from ear to ear. Already, visions of a new line of
clothing for Homeland troops danced in his head. He tightly
clutched his new box of giant crayons in one hand, while waving
sheets of giant posterboard at the cheering crowd with the
But then, all too soon, the cameras went dead. Life within
the Bush administration went back to normal. The Office of
Homeland Security quickly became a repository for secrets
and unaccounted-for millions of tax-payer dollars, its director
obviously too busy chasing rainbows to talk to Congress or
to we the people.
They might have pulled it off, but it became increasingly
apparent that far too many evildoers were staggering around
within our own intelligence (sic) system. FBI memos outlining
incompetence - or worse - bobbed to the surface from Minneapolis
to Phoenix. People began muttering; began asking obvious questions
that were obviously none of their business - questions like,
"What did he know, and when did he know it?"
The media - a proud, one-trick administration pony - trotted
into the mix. They quickly erected platforms from which the
administration's BGPOG spun like dervishes to divert attention
from their pre-9/11 foul-ups and inactivity.
In an incredible display of "Back Off, Assholes" rhetoric,
our esteemed vice president hit the Sunday morning talk fests,
accusing Democrats of - at a minimum - war crimes for daring
to question a war president in a time of endless war.
Cheney then sent a message to we the people - YOU'RE DOOMED,
AND THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT! Cheney assured us
another terrorist attack is inevitable - it could be tomorrow,
or maybe next year, but probably within the next three years.
FBI Director Robert Mueller announced it's just a matter of
time until Muslim teenagers and pre-nubs prance all across
the Homeland, blowing themselves to bits for the sheer jihad
fun of it.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said something too. I think
it was about nuclear attacks and probable holocaust, but he
was giggling so wildly that I didn't catch his point. Given
his daily "good ol' boy" performance with the media, it probably
wasn't all that important anyway.
Where is Tom Da-Man Ridge? Instead of that one clear voice
of a circus ringmaster directing our attention to the progression
of orderly, orchestrated action, we are beset by the raucous
midway feeding frenzy of carney barkers. Each one vying for
our attention. Each one screaming, "Hey - Rube! Terror Alert!
Terror Alert! Dive! Dive! Dive!"
I have searched high and low for Tom Ridge, and he is nowhere
to be found. Although I cannot confirm it, I am forced to
believe that the speechless Ridge is being held hostage in
terror's "Yellow Zone." Maybe that's why nobody in the media
has bothered to ask him for his own "scare the bejeezus out
of the citizenry" quote.
In his Memo, Marshall suggested that the administration may
be intentionally bumping up the terror volume to brush back
demands for an investigation into what, if anything, went
wrong prior to 9-11. Marshall said, "...I mean, if the White
House is going to shamelessly play with our emotions for political
gain, can't they at least speak with one voice and exercise
a little more message discipline? I mean, is that too much
to ask?"
Well, yes, it seems to be a bit much to ask of this zany
BGPOG gang. However, those few of us out here who are still
able to think at all probably think that Josh Marshall has
a point.
Sheila Samples is an Oklahoma freelance writer


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His five and a half years in the Hanoi Hilton could have been avoided, had he remained on the Forrestal.
Although Forrestal approved the sentence, it was not accepted by the President.
Secretary Forrestal must have been aware of these omissions, but he ignored them.
But Forrestal and his military subordinates made enough of a start to draw the fire of white segregationists.
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Situated in Lafayette, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Purdue University, Mackey Arena, and Ross-Ade Stadium. Cicott Park and Clinton County Courthouse are also within 25 mi (40 km).
Hotel Features
Along with an indoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a fitness center and a spa tub. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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All 78 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find premium bedding, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Fairfield Inn & Suites Lafayette provides a spa tub and a fitness center. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Lafayette hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, dry cleaning/laundry services, and express check-in. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in June 2014.
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If you are a believer that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, than expect LeBron James to have a monster-like season when the NBA returns.
James talked to Donald McRae of The Guardian in London about the past year and how it has changed him.
Was he surprised by the bitter reaction to The Decision?
...I was surprised by it because I was making a decision for myself. I was doing something that I believed was going to make me happy and freshen me up, personally. But looking back at it now I can understand why a lot of people were upset. That definitely wasn't my intention: to upset people. My intention was to go and play for a team, play for a franchise, that believe in me, and I believe in them.
What would he had changed?
Well, I can't say I would change anything – because it would change so much that is now leading to the future. But, yeah, there is definitely a better way I could have handled it, as far as the whole TV thing is concerned, and the same goes for the whole build up to the announcement. So there are definitely ways I could say I should have changed that because a lot of people were hurt by it – and I definitely apologize to them. At the same time, you should never be afraid to do what you believe in. That's a simple truth.
About sacrificing his legacy by signing with the Heat instead of winning in Cleveland:
...with me, people talk as if I'm done. But I've got years left in my career to build, I guess, my individual legacy – if that's what they want to call it. But, right now, it's all about building my team's legacy. How can we continue to get better and to approach the game in the right way during a championship playoff. One year in, we gave ourselves a chance and we're looking forward to the next one. For me, I just want to give myself the best opportunity to win games. It's never easy to go out there because there are a lot of good players and everybody laces up their shoes the same way....
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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When Carmen Kootoo landed a job in a call centre with telecommunications company Northwestel Inc. more than 17 years ago, it was a pivotal point in her life.
As the brand-new mother of daughter Andrea Gray, she was able to stay close to family in her Nunavut hometown of Iqaluit. Plus the company encouraged her to grow, sending her on courses to their Northwest Territories centre in Yellowknife and to "the south" to develop her skills.
Now a sales account manager, Ms. Kootoo is also active in Northwestel's community outreach, focused on partnering with aboriginal companies and recruiting aboriginal employees.
"My mother was born and raised in Iqaluit and my father is from Quebec so I'm half Inuit," Ms. Kootoo says. "It's important for our work force to represent the community."
Whitehorse-based Northwestel, a subsidiary of Bell Canada, has been named one of Canada's Best Diversity Employers for 2012 – along with Calgary's Newalta Corp., an industrial waste management and environmental service company, and Winnipeg's Boeing Canada Operations Ltd., a manufacturer of aircraft components and a subsidiary of Boeing Co. of Chicago.
These employers are among those that have developed initiatives to create meaningful engagement with aboriginal communities, including recruitment, employee retention, training and skills development, often partnering with band councils, schools and community organizations. They offer a myriad of post-secondary scholarships, apprenticeships, summer student positions and mentoring to help individuals become qualified for jobs.
Key to their success has been aboriginal awareness training to educate employees about the history and culture of aboriginal people – and to debunk myths.
"Aboriginal people are very wary of who's coming from the outside," says Tom Erasmus, a member of the Goodfish Lake First Nation in northeastern Alberta and an aboriginal consultant to Newalta. "When you're engaged with first nations, don't give the message, 'We're new, trust us.' You have to put in the time and have skilled people who know how to engage. That means taking off the corporate hat and having a community spirit. Sometimes that's hard for business people to do."
While Mr. Erasmus believes training and job opportunities are important, he thinks it's even more important to partner with aboriginal groups in building businesses to become part of the bigger business world.
"Companies need to move beyond just being the employer," Mr. Erasmus says. "You have to look at the overall development challenges of aboriginal groups as well as at the culture and past issues that are still on our plate with today's society."
Jason Bilsky, chief financial officer and vice-president of corporate services for Northwestel, advises companies to think of it as a long-term investment with the goal of ultimately becoming part of the fabric in a community. While business should understand that the benefits will come, that shouldn't be the primary focus up front. Since Northwestel's talent pool has a high percentage of aboriginal population, they have to find ways that make sense for aboriginal people to work in their company. While the lack of formal education has been a challenge, Mr. Bilsky says "it's not a gap in their smarts."
"It's almost as a paradigm shift for us as a company to get past that," he says. "We have to find these people who are dedicated to being in the North that want to be part of the team, and if we can, we're better off to grow them. We'll go to great lengths to foster that. It comes down to attitude and aptitude and less about the diploma."
Northwestel posts information about dates that are important to aboriginals on their communications networks and conducts employee aboriginal awareness training about what's important at that point in time. As well as aboriginal employees, the company also has several aboriginal business partnerships specially created to do business on their terms.
"It doesn't work if you try and treat this as a business of numbers – and I'm Mr. Business," says Mr. Bilsky, referring to his CFO role. "You need to stop, look, listen and learn. People have various lifestyles. When it's time to hunt, we absolutely accommodate that. Or if there's a death in the community, things stop. It's a different mindset than where I grew up down south."
Cathy Bain, senior manager, human resources for Boeing Canada, sees Manitoba's aboriginal work force as the key to her company's future competitiveness. The research they've done on the future shortage of labour shows that the growth rate of the aboriginal population means it will be an excellent talent pool. To foster that talent, Boeing has become partners with Red River College to develop the skills they need. Boeing hires graduates directly from the program in co-operation with the Centre for Aboriginal Human Resources Development. But there are barriers.
"Because we're in Winnipeg, people coming from up north are going to be away from their family for five months for training and need to arrange housing and support while they're here," says Ms. Bain, who is Métis through her grandmother's side. "CAHRD has put in accommodations for them, but it's a huge challenge for people. Then if they stay, they have to move away from home."
Support is critical for those far from family and friends, often for the first time.
After losing his job at a sawmill, first nations member Robert Ogemah qualified and was accepted into the Aerospace Manufacturing Technician program in 2007. Arriving in Winnipeg from Kenora without money, he slept under bridges, eating food from garbage bins and at soup kitchens, before he managed to get a training allowance. But the harder it got, the more determined he was to finish. A full-time employee at Boeing Canada Technology since 2008, Mr. Ogemah loves what he does.
"Once people get a job with the company, there's a learning curve but they can do it," Mr. Ogemah says. "They just need a chance. We all have to open our minds and work together."
Hiring advice
"We don't just arrive at the doorstep of a community and introduce ourselves. We work with the aboriginal consultants to first tell the community who we are and what we're interested in doing in conjunction with them. Then we have an introduction with the aboriginal consultant in tow. We try to get to know them and for them to know us and ultimately engage in some business opportunities."
– Gary Willson, executive director of government affairs, Newalta
"We start with the schools, mentoring the students and bringing in our aboriginal scholarship program to help them get the education and skills that they need."
– Dalene Friesen, managing director of human resources, Newalta
"You'd be surprised how connected remote and rural aboriginal communities are. That may seem odd – technology versus traditional ways – but what they buy, how they educate themselves and communicate have become much more Internet-dependent."
– Jason Bilsky, chief financial officer and vice-president of corporate services, Northwestel
"Sometimes you give messages when you think you're not. Often big corporations say things and put out all the glossy stuff, but the message is, 'I want to do this quick because it's an advantage to me, the corporation.' And the community sits back and goes, 'Hmmm …' They don't trust you until you prove otherwise."
– Tom Erasmus, aboriginal consultant, Newalta
"As much as first nations and Métis communities have similar challenges, every community is unique in its own goals."
– Tom Erasmus, aboriginal consultant, Newalta
"You can't 'do' diversity. It has to be woven into the DNA of your company's culture."
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Grade 2-4
Students will become more familiar with the syllables of the solfege scale. This lesson is designed to fulfill Standard #5 of the National Standards for Music: Reading and notating music.
Pitched Instrument for Teacher (Piano or Xylophone)
White board
White board marker
Step 1
Draw an eight step staircase (sideview) on the white board. Write the solfege syllables below each step.
Step 2
Tell the students that, "Solfege is a method for teaching sight-singing in which each note of the music is performed with a special syllable called a solfege syllable. On the board I have written the seven basic syllables commonly used in solfege: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, and ti. The do that follows is the same as the other do, only higher." Play the two do's on the piano.
Step 3
Play the scale on the piano while singing the solfege syllables.
Step 4
Ask the class to sing the scale with you. Play the scale on the piano while singing the solfege syllables.
Step 5
Ask the class, "What is Solfege?"
Step 6
Tell the class, "A long time ago there used to be a bird called the Dodo Bird. It lived on an island near Africa and didn't seem to fear the sailors. It was too dumb to run and was unable to fly making them easy to catch. Because of that the Dodo Bird is now extinct."
"We are going to play a game. It's called the Mi-Do-Do Game. The goal is to make sure that you don't get caught being a Dodo Bird."
Step 7
Tell the students, "I will sing and play three solfege syllables and you should repeat these syllables immediately after I sing them as long as I do not sing Mi-Do-Do. If you repeat me when I sing Mi-Do-Do, you are the Dodo Bird. Try not to get caught!"
Step 8
Play the game. Giggle a little when someone gets caught. Play again.
Have fun!
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Elizabeth Carty
- 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Faye Louise Doyle
Elizabeth Carty was born on 4 April 1894 in South Crosby Twp, Leeds & Grenville County, Ontario.1,2 She was the daughter of Henry Joseph Carty and Elizabeth Dunn.1,2 She was baptized on 13 May 1894 in St Philip Neri Church, Toledo, Leeds & Grenville County, OntarioG.2 She married Martin Michael Murphy, son of Peter Murphy and Hannah Jordan, on 3 October 1925 in Elgin, Leeds & Grenville County, Ontario.3 She died in 1976.4 She was buried in St Columbanus Cemetery, Elgin, Leeds & Grenville County, OntarioG.4,5
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Children of Elizabeth Carty and Martin Michael Murphy
- Patrick Murphy4,5 (1927-1991)
- Justina Murphy4,5
- Peter Murphy4,5
- John Murphy4 (1932-1932)
- [S1328] Elizabeth Carty, Birth Registration 016828 (25 May 1894), Ancestry, http://www.ancestry.ca
- [S1424] Baptisms, marriages, burials 1883-1910: baptism of Elizabeth Carty, pg 94, St Philip Neri Church, Toledo, Leeds & Grenville County, Ontario. Viewed on 2 Feb 2012, at familysearch.org, database: Ontario, Roman Catholic Church Records, 1760-1923, img 49.
- [S1167] Elizabeth Carty & Martin Murphy, Marriage Registration 013630 (15 Oct 1925), Ancestry, http://www.ancestry.ca
- [S283] Martin Murphy & family Tombstone, St Columbanus Cemetery, Elgin, Leeds & Grenville County, Ontario; recorded/photographed by Faye West, 19 Jun 2003.
- [S74] OGS, Some South Crosby Cemeteries, Leeds County, Ont (Brockville, Ontario: Leeds & Grenville Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society, March 1981).


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Marilyn Nelson Poetry Reading
Poet Marilyn Nelson is the author or translator of fifteen books and five chapbooks. Image Journal writes, "American history as conceived by Marilyn Nelson is the inside-out, last-shall-befirst version. She inhabits the voices of the overlooked and disenfranchised and shines light into forgotten corners that reveal essential truths about the whole....It's this breadth of perspective, from pole to pole, past to present, from spheres domestic to atmospheric, that makes her so remarkable." Of her many collections, The Homeplace won the 1992 Annisfield-Wolf Award and was a finalist for the 1991 National Book Award. The Fields Of Praise: New And Selected Poems won the 1998 Poets' Prize and was a finalist for the 1997 National Book Award, the PEN Winship Award, and the Lenore Marshall Prize. Carver: A Life In Poems won the 2001 Boston Globe/Hornbook Award and the Flora Stieglitz Straus Award, was a finalist for the 2001 National Book Award, a Newbery Honor Book, and a Coretta Scott King Honor Book. Fortune's Bones was a Coretta Scott King Honor Book and won the Lion and the Unicorn Award for Excellence in North American Poetry. Her young adult book, A Wreath For Emmett Till, won the 2005 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award and was a 2006 Coretta Scott King Honor Book, a 2006 Michael L. Printz Honor Book, and a 2006 Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award Honor Book. The Cachoiera Tales And Other Poems won the L.E. Phillabaum Award and was a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Award.
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This article was published 20/10/2013 (1373 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
PRIME Minister Stephen Harper and his government deserve credit for achieving a comprehensive economic and trade agreement with the European Union. Europe has 15 times Canada's population and 10 times its gross domestic product, but Mr. Harper achieved a package of trade concessions that looks reasonably balanced.
As with Canada's other major trade agreements — with the U.S. and Mexico — the costs and benefits will only become apparent as the years go by. The agreement, for example, provides that Canadian automakers can ship 100,000 vehicles a year to Europe, a 12½-fold increase from our current average exports. The government's sales pitch for the agreement assumes that this level of sales will be achieved. But do that many European consumers want the cars Canada produces? Perhaps, but it's too early to say.
In the same way, trade in cheese may increase to the large extent the government forecasts with the expansion of Canada's cheese import quotas. The authorities have agreed on removal of a trade barrier, but will Winnipeggers increase their cheese consumption or will they stop buying New Bothwell cheese and switch to European-made cheeses instead? Removal of the barrier is a worthy action, but the practical effects remain to be seen.
The dairy producers of Canada are already convinced the agreement is a disaster. The same song was sung by Canadian wine producers when Canada-U.S. free trade removed their protections, yet that industry has, in fact, gone from strength to strength under the free trade regime. Dairy producers deserve a fair hearing on the agreement, but it should also be recognized they don't know what will happen any more than the wine producers did.
Canada won the agreement by granting concessions — more cheese imports, longer patent protection for pharmaceutical drugs, opportunities for European firms to bid on government procurement contracts. But these measures are most likely to benefit Canadians, though they are presented as concessions for negotiating purposes. It's high time the excellent Canadian dairy industry re-organized to compete on a world scale. It's high time Canada honoured the rights of drug innovators instead of trying to enjoy worldclass drug therapy on the cheap. It's high time suppliers to Canadian provinces and municipalities learned to compete against European firms, with the possible result of lower government purchasing costs.
A couple of years more will be needed to produce a legally binding trade treaty and win the necessary concurrence from Parliament, from Canada's provinces and from the complex decision structure of Europe. During that laborious process, Canadians will hear both horror stories and fairy tales about the costs and benefits of the agreement, most of which should be taken with a grain of salt. By the time the next election rolls around, Canadians will have a better idea how good or bad it is.


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The tempo was brisk, compassion non-existent when the offense was made to wear their helmets in the heat on the sidelines. And as the team expectedly wilted in the August oven box, Edsall turned up the heat even higher at the end.
A day at the beach? Far from it. Edsall was the task masker.
Towards the end of practice Edsall started to scream at offensive linemen Moe Petrus. Edsall wouldn't say what it was for, but the entire team was listening and as they sprinted off the field, the message was delivered – it may be hot, but summer vacation is over.
"Someone did what they weren't supposed to do," Edsall said. "He puts himself above the team and puts himself above the team, you draw the ire of the head coach. On first day, on someone who has been around, that was uncalled for on his part. The guy needs to grow up."
The Huskies open up the season on Sept.5 at Ohio University, a month away, but the Huskies didn't ease into practice. The tempo was quick from the get go. That's how the Huskies will play this year, and the heat will help toughen them up.
"You can't tell from the first day," Edsall said. "I am glad it's hot, I wish it was even hotter. I wish we get another week and 90 degrees we need it. We got to practice at our tempo."
There were some bright spots on Monday. The new multiple no-huddle offense of coordinator Joe Moorhead looks to have stuck in the head as quarterback Zach Frazer was sharp in his first practice. Frazer is noticeably slimmer and more athletic and is down to 223 pounds at 6-foot-4. The Mechanicsburg, Pa. product was named the starter coming out of spring camp and after a high school All-American career the redshirt junior is poised for his turn under center.
"I probably lost 10 pounds today," Frazer said. "I am down to 223.
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I took a much needed little get-a-way jaunt to San Diego to recover from my store's manic Halloween season! I went there to partly relax and partly to hang out with two of my "vintage clothing dealer" gal pals, who both live in that area. Tho' I'm still pooped, I had a good time! Thought I'd pass on a couple of "special" places to "check out" the next time you head down south… I had a delicious dinner, and drinks (and plenty of laughs), at "The Red Fox" with my friend Linda, who's a daytime "mixologist" there. Owned by the charming John Dimos for over 50 years… Being there was a fond flashback to times spent at Burbank's long-running film studios/local hunt, "The Blarney Stone!" (Exactly the same "vibe.") Great steaks/seafood, garlic toast, bleu cheese dressing and old tyme ambiance… served in a room so dark you can barely find your fork. With "live" piano bar music nightly, kitchen open til midnight, great service and a colorfully varied clientele… this spot is an "institution," just as was our much missed counterpart. The next day I spent with June who took me to "Balboa Park" for a delectable lunch at the gorgeous "Prado," and to catch a vintage gown exhibit in one of the many museums there. The rest of the time I was catching up on my sleep, "getting lost" or driving the wrong direction on one-way streets in the massive and confusing city! Maddening! It seems I need another get-a-way to recover from that get-a-way! Now… back to theatre chat…
"Polyester the Musical"
For a whacky trip back to the 1970's Disco era… complete with its flashy miniskirts, white boots, bell bottoms, Afro-"doos" and outrageous dance moves… this one will get you there! Countless zany 70's references, jokes, costumes, gestures and songs will catapult you back to that period in musical history. Tho' I was never a fan of the "disco craze" or the style of music that pulsed it… many of the audience members opening night were die-hard "Disco-ettes" who laughed uncontrollably throughout! This is one of those energetically entertaining productions that will thrill some theatre-goers as they "trip" down memory lane, and that will strike others as "overkill." Written by two unseemingly likely co-writers, each with their own impressive credits and careers, Phil Olson (book/lyrics) and Wayland Pickard (music/lyrics) joined forces here for the first time. The show features 16 original comedic 70's style song/dance routines and a story about an "over the hill" 70's musical group trying to make a comeback. Phil is best known for his hilarious series of plays about folks living in "small town" Minnesota, and Wayland for his self-written and performed "Liberace Tribute…" though both have done so much more. Michele Bernath's lively disco choreography and Carey Dunn's lighting set the mood effectively! "We" are the 1999 "live" audience at WKLN (a public access TV station) as they broadcast a telethon, hoping to "save" the station. Riotously hosted by the cocktail swizzling, over exuberant Lance, in a mint green suit and ruffled shirt, (a delightfully quirky Robert Moon), "The Syncronistics" are the featured band. After their only hit record (in 1979), "Remember the Good Times We Had," set them up for major fame… unexpected events tore them apart. An ABBA "wannabe" group, now middle-aged… this telethon is their big chance to reignite their careers and lives. Under the insanely nutty co-direction of Pickard and Doug Engalla, this enthusiastic cast of five has a rollicking good time! Singing, dancing and digging deeply into their personal "issues…" All work hard! As sizzling secrets unfold, we gain an understanding of why they parted 20 years ago. Jim Staahl is "spot on" as Carl, Christopher Fairbanks plays "the naughty hubby" Barry, Pamela Donnelly plays his angry ex-wife Mindy and Gwendolyn Druyor (my all-round favorite) is adorably perky as Peggy. Quite honestly, though I did enjoy certain moments and particular songs/segments of this show… the whole shebang was a bit too corny and contrived for my taste! Having said that… I'm sure that there are plenty of 70's music fans out there who will get a kick out of this camp farce. You know who you are… and you are the "Polyester" targeted audience!
Running through December 20th at The Actors Forum in NoHo. For your seats, smack dab in the middle of the 1970's, call (323) 822-7898.
Life Could Be A Dream—At Hollywood's Hudson Theatre Complex
Having ravingly reviewed this wildly loveable 1930's Doo Wop musical, with a flawless young cast, three months ago, I went back to share its "feel good" joy with my family this time. Still fabulous and packin' in sold out houses, producers David Elzer and Peter Schneider have a smash hit on their hands! New York bound hopefully… if you haven't seen it yet… do it while it's still in Los Angeles.
Next week's theatrical travels will take me to the opening night performances of "Molly" at The Victory and "Baby, It's You" at The Pasadena Playhouse. Check back then for the "scoop…"


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David Harris
But What Can You Do - Poem by David Harris
For P. and S.
Who will know what I mean.
It is always sad when you hear
of a romance that has withered,
of two hearts that held a flame
that burned so bright.
Now flickers with only dying embers light.
You look on from the sidelines
knowing there is nothing you can do,
except to comfort both of them.
You cannot imagine
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but what can you do?
7 January 2008
Comments about But What Can You Do by David Harris
Melvina Germain (1/18/2008 2:55:00 AM)
A wonderful poem which depicts, heartfelt feelings. All we can do in a situation is offer support to help them move forward. Excellent as usual David.
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Meggie Gultiano (1/8/2008 5:46:00 AM)
yes, David there is nothing we can do. It is their life, and only they can make the flickers of a dying ember light again and back to life..A wonderful advice from a wonderful man whom i admire so much (Report) Reply
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The Orion effect?Edit
Devna is an Orion female, how come her presence didn't effect people in this episode like other Orion women? – The preceding unsigned comment was added by Fadm tyler (talk • contribs).
- Some kind of pheromone-inhibitor, perhaps? --From Andoria with Love 05:02, 3 March 2009 (UTC)
- The writers hadn't invented it yet.... --Alan 05:08, 3 March 2009 (UTC)


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1. Re: Can anyone suggest how to fix batch processor performance?Kevin Wan-Oracle Sep 26, 2012 5:57 AM (in response to Paul Fowler)This is definitely not something we've seen in the testing environment.
Can you please raise a SR via Oracle Support and provide the following information?
1. Product version. Version 10.4.1 added multi-processor support for Java database connection in case you were using 10.4.0
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3. Is the database installed on a physical server or a VM? What's the machine specification, i.e. CPU and memory size?
4. Is the SSPNA_IN table indexed?
5. What is the logging level? Does it help if you change the logging level to ERROR?
6. Please provide the rulebase project and DDL/DML to create tables and insert sample data.
2. Re: Can anyone suggest how to fix batch processor performance?Phil Whitwell-Oracle Sep 26, 2012 5:19 PM (in response to Paul Fowler)Paul,
I am happy to take a look.
I have been working with a couple of customers to get the best performance for the Batch Processor.
If you want to set up a meeting my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
3. Re: Can anyone suggest how to fix batch processor performance?Paul Fowler Oct 3, 2012 1:26 PM (in response to Phil Whitwell-Oracle)This problem appears to have fixed itself.
I suspect a problem with my PC. Drivers, java version, or something. Perhaps I wasn't running the version of Java I thought I was running and after downloading the latest java and cleaning up my PC some, everything was set straight.
The database has not changed (to my knowledge.)
So thank you all who looked into this.


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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Zhang, Lin URN etd-06242007-154228 Title Large-Scale Simulations Using First and Second Order Adjoints with Applications in Data Assimilation Degree Master of Science Department Computer Science Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Sandu, Adrian Committee Chair Borggaard, Jeffrey T. Committee Member Cao, Yang Committee Member Ribbens, Calvin J. Committee Member Keywords
- Sensitivity Analysis
- Second Order Adjoints
- 4D-Var Data Assimilation
- Optimization
Date of Defense 2007-06-09 Availability unrestricted AbstractIn large-scale air quality simulations we are interested in the influence factors which cause changes of pollutants, and optimization methods which improve forecasts. The solutions to these problems can be achieved by incorporating adjoint models, which are efficient in computing the derivatives of a functional with respect to a large number of model parameters. In this research we employ first order adjoints in air quality simulations. Moreover, we explore theoretically the computation of second order adjoints for chemical transport models, and illustrate their feasibility in several aspects.
We apply first order adjoints to sensitivity analysis and data assimilation.
Through sensitivity analysis, we can discover the area that has the largest influence on changes of ozone concentrations at a receptor. For data assimilation with optimization methods which use first order adjoints, we assess their performance under different scenarios. The results indicate that the L-BFGS method is the most efficient.
Compared with first order adjoints, second order adjoints have not been used to date in air quality simulation. To explore their utility, we show the construction of second order adjoints for chemical transport models and demonstrate several applications including sensitivity analysis, optimization, uncertainty quantification, and Hessian singular vectors. Since second order adjoints provide second order information in the form of Hessian-vector product instead of the entire Hessian matrix, it is possible to implement applications for large-scale models which require second order derivatives. Finally, we conclude that second order adjoints for chemical transport models are computationally feasible and effective.
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