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Best Of :: Arts & Entertainment
Yes, Red White & Blue is a thrift shop not a record shop. That's doesn't stop it from stocking a constantly evolving, always surprising music selection for a variety of tastes. Whether there's a secret High Fidelity-esque character manning the shop's record section or it's just pure chance, Red White & Blue's vinyl seems carefully curated. You'll find everything from great jazz to rock records, and these aren't your run-of-the-mill million-sellers of the '70s and '80s or dead people's detritus from the '50s and '60s. You might just find early Stones, Beatles, and Doors albums or a rare piece of vinyl from the '90s. If you're really lucky, you'll stumble upon near-mint copies that only need a good cleaning for a pristine sound. Plus, the average price of an album is $2, though some sought-after records can go for as much as $4. That still beats $20 at a record shop. Store personnel use a permanent marker to price the records, but it's a small knock in value for the price you'll pay for quality vinyl (cash only, please). A new stack of records appears at least once a week, if not more often. (Keep this on the down-low: If you visit around 3:30 p.m., you'll be first to the prime-time restocks.) Plenty of commercial dealers and serious collectors swing by Red White & Blue to raid the vinyl (sorry, guys, the secret is out), so be prepared to throw some 'bows for those primo picks.
Dissonant, jangly, raw, powerful. This is the sound of Teepee, and it's one of the most captivating sounds on Miami's fascinating aural landscape. Those seeking rock 'n' roll roots, postpunk attitude, and experimental noise will find something to dance to in this primal yet melodic project. Teepee is led by mastermind Erix S. Laurent and fleshed out by Andrew McLees and Dion Keith Kerr IV, a trio that just wrapped up a nationwide tour with stops in North Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York. Locally, Teepee makes regular waves at clubs such as Bardot and Churchill's. Listen to the ten-track album Distant Love or: Time Never Meant Anything, and Never Will and you might think you've fallen into the glory days of the dark and driving '80s, à la Jesus and the Mary Chain. But this big sound settles nicely into the modern scene as a break from the pop-saturated situation. If rock 'n' roll and analog instrumentation stand a chance of revival, Teepee might just be pointing the way.
While most 20-year-olds are stuck in school or working their way through some shitty desk job, Kairo Gudino stalks record stores and thrift shops as he builds an unstoppable brand. He possesses the kind of talent that makes people give artists everything they need — money, food, plane tickets, a place to stay — just so the magic can keep flowing. You might have seen him on fliers as Chalk.; playing shows at Bardot, Purdy Lounge, the Vagabond; and holding down a residency at Blackbird Ordinary's weekly Tuesday ladies' night. Sometimes he works with Metro Zu and the Raider Klan, and sometimes he even gets on a microphone. But he really shines when he sits behind his laptop. That's all he needs. This sleeper star has enough old-school house, funk, disco, hip-hop, and rock records to fill a boutique. He's prolific, constantly working on six or seven songs a month. His style is smooth, reminiscent of the golden age of soulful house, as if the aura of the '90s era into which he was born tattooed itself on his brain. He might not be the hottest name on the local scene, but that won't last for long. Some of the biggest acts on the underground vibe scene are talking about him and playing his tracks at festivals and clubs the world over. Don't be surprised when you can't escape Chalk. Just remember, you heard it here first.
Xela Zaid has been lurking on the Miami music scene longer than some regular local musicians have been on Earth. More important, in that time his music has grown ever more subversively brilliant, finding an increasingly vital, comfortable niche in Dade's noise underground. Lest you accuse Zaid of diving off some musical deep end, he's maintained a characteristic sound that has never strayed far from his distinctive style. From writing catchy songs in his early years (before he decided to spell his name backward) to his current experiments in ambient dissonance, Zaid remains an original. He's never been one to take any instrument at face value; early experiments included shoving a mike into the sound hole of an acoustic guitar and inventing a unique tuning for the instrument. His strums conjure the aural illusion of a spectral bassist accompanying his hushed, raspy voice. His mid-'90s CD, Motorama, released under the moniker "Ho Chi Minh," remains one of the indie masterpieces that most people have never heard. His even lesser-known followup, 2001's Summerwood, proved he was no flash in the pan. The dude should have become a household name by the time this millennium arrived, but those planets never aligned — or maybe he was ahead of his time. Zaid continued his evolution through a few noteworthy EPs. Nowadays, you might hear him twiddling knobs on a small transistor radio hooked up to a pitch shifter while exploring a new form of ambient music on the back patio of Churchill's, his preferred venue. Few musicians on Miami's scene are as devoted to the journey of music on as pure a level.
If you're privileged (ahem, old) enough to remember the heyday of 94.9 Zeta and the radio station's catchy rock rotation, you'll appreciate the driving force that is Day Music Died. The men behind the alt-rock-meets-jazz band have been rocking the scene for more than ten years. Gabriel Fernandez (vocals), Tony Guilarte (rhythm guitar), David Alvarez (lead guitar), Eddie Planas (bass), Nick Lebess (drums), and Humberto Casanova (keyboard/sax) recently released their second studio album, Elephant in the Room, a followup to 2005's The Cardboard Score. DMD's sound ranges from songs such as "Maybe," a haunting melody with something hidden —"I'd like to forget the past/'cause maybe you would stay/maybe you would stay if you knew" — to the catchy, driving, yet honest chorus of "Rid of Me." Catch the Miami six-piece live, and it's clear these guys aren't lying when they say they're together not only for the love of music but also the chemistry and brotherhood they feel onstage.
R&B, for cool kids at least, has been out in the cold for years, looking in from the outside as hipsters embraced every genre from roots country to cumbia to metal. Now, finally, R&B looks ready to re-enter the fold of what's cool, relevant, and fresh, as artists such as Frank Ocean and Abel Tesfaye not only receive wide-spread accolades from music critics but also sell tons of records and concert tickets. Growing in that same vein is Miami's own Steven A. Clark, who imbues his soulful songs with a distinct gravity. Somehow he doesn't lose the airy elegance and grace from note to note that's always been characteristic of the best R&B songs, from Seal's classics to Ocean's modern odes to smoothness. Clark's body of work — a debut EP, Stripes, and the follow-up LP, Fornication Under Consent of the King — showcases a diverse sense of style and a keen sense of musicianship that become all the more palpable when you take into account that nearly every one of the songs, which can all be downloaded at Clark's website, was not only written but also produced by this silky-voiced, provocative singer-songwriter. Listen to tracks such as "F.U.C.K. Pt. 1" and "The Haunting" and it's tough to argue the point that R&B is damn cool again. Even better, thanks to Clark, Miami has its very own contribution to the world of grooving seduction and lyrical lovemaking.


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1st try at concept model of variation of mangrove health along a transect
Hi! I downloaded the *.eps symbols, and tried making a concept model using Photoshop.
Attached is my first try at doing a concept model on variation of mangrove health along a transect. Constructive comments are most welcome!
Hi there,
Great effort, but I think you could create a better looking diagram by utilizing one of our bases. I have attached a very quick draft of what I had in mind. Obviously I have not scaled things very well and the mangroves, caterpillar etc are too small to be very effective, but hopefully you get the idea and can play with this yourself.
I have included an AI (Illustrator) version as well. Do you have Illustrator? What about CorelDraw or some other vector illustration package? If not, you can download Inkscape (http://inkscape.org/) for free. It is not as powerful as Illustrator, but should be able to handle anything you need for creating a diagram. A vector program will allow you so much more flexibility to modify our symbols.
Also on the actual content of the diagram - I am curious about the caterpillar herbivory being on the far left tree and the right most yellow tree. Is this meaningful? Perhaps there is some reason for this that you could explain further on the diagram. Are there other elements coming into play? Nutrient or toxicants in the area? Maybe you could also indicate anoxia in the sediment if this is appropriate.
If you decide to download Inkscape, let me know and I can post an SVG (the default format for Inkscape) of the diagram I created.
Hope that helps,
Hi Adrian,
Thank you for the reply! I realised that I had placed the post in the incorrect section. Sorry for that!
I think the base looks great, and I will definitely work on the concept model further. The caterpillar herbivory being on the far left tree and the right most yellow tree were based on field observations.
Thanks also for the tip on Inkscape! I do not have any vector programs and have just downloaded Inkscape.
Kind regards,
If you are going to start using Inkscape, you might want to consider downloading the complete SVG version of the symbol libraries.
Here is the above diagram in SVG for you.
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Lauren's single, should she win, will be Like My Mother Does. "The lyrics of this song really capture Lauren's journey," Jimmy Iovine says.
Lauren loves the song because her mother has stood with her through every step of her Idol journey. "I feel it's really great for me to sing a song just for her, because she deserves it."
If the contest is going to be decided on the singles, then Lauren's going to take it. It's a big, emotional power ballad -- much more likely to be a radio hit than Scotty's song -- and Lauren sings the fire out of it. For the last chorus, she gets Ryan to help her walk down the stairs so she can sing directly to her mother. It might be the most emotional performance she's had the entire season, and it couldn't have come at a better time for her.
"That was an amazing song you chose for Lauren," Randy says, addressing Jimmy Iovine. "Finally, it's the Lauren that we grew to love in Nashville. ... Lauren Alaina has arrived!"
"Lauren, with that song, you may have just won," Jennifer says. "You sang it beautifully. It was perfect for you."
Steven says Lauren was his American Idol from the start. And he thinks America will agree with him.
Who wins?
"I gotta give a slight edge to Lauren Alaina," Ryan says.
Jennifer can't bring herself to pick saying, "It's a tight race. America has their job cut out for them."
Steven doesn't equivocate: "Lauren gets it, hands-down."
Nashville-based Brian Mansfield began writing about music for USA TODAY in 1997 and took over Idol Chatter just before the start of Season 8. He co-authored Make Me a Star: Industry Insiders Reveal How to Make It in Music, and while he has never auditioned for American Idol, he did sing Boot Scootin' Boogie at Disney World's American Idol Experience the day the attraction opened (he lost). More about Brian | E-mail Brian


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Escargot in Dijon. Delightfully springy, unlike the slime you get at the Brasserie in Tulsa. Sorry, Brasserie. I still like you, Brasserie.
This is simply called "Mixed" in Provence. It came as quite a shock, especially since we thought we ordered lasagna. We postively identified the potato but let's just say the rest was delicious and we'll leave it at that....
Take a look at THAT!
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I have been using the WinMail that came with vista and like it. I have three
accounts - one with Verizon.net, two with AOL. The AOL (which is IMAP)
deletes when the items are deleted from the "Delete Items" folder, while the
Verizon account doesn't. I have selected deleted from the Deleted Items
Is there something else that I need to set/turn on? or do I need to get an
update? just puzzing here as to what is not being able to get done by
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Whole villages were flattened by the quake, which was 7.6 on the Richter earthquake scale, and was centred 50 miles north of Islamabad in Pakistan.
In Islamabad, people rushed to dig with bare hands to rescue those trapped when a tall apartment building collapsed.
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, who was visiting the site, said the quake was a "test of the nation".
No-one knows exactly how many people have died, but some estimates say it could be up to 10,000.
The quake hit at about 3am British time, and was felt as far away as Indian capital Delhi.
At least 400 children have been killed, including 250 girls who died when their school collapsed in the northwestern district of Mansehra.
Because the laws controlling building works in the area aren't as strict as in the UK, the buildings there aren't very strong, putting them at risk from quakes.


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Take notice that the Director intends, a minimum of 30 days after the completion date of this publication, to issue Operational Certificate 108541 to the City of Surrey for the Surrey Biofuel Facility, located at 9752 – 192nd Street, City of Surrey, BC. The terms of the draft Operational Certificate are consistent with the Greater Vancouver Regional District and Member Municipalities approved Solid Waste Management Plan and establish the minimum operating requirements for the facility.
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It's Expressions Vinyl Ambassador Challenge time again! If you haven't seen my prior posts, each month Expressions Vinyl picks a theme for several bloggers and challenges us to create something fun. They also throw in a gift card for $100 at their online store – how much fun would that be to win?!? You can find the giveaway at the bottom on this post.
Both the gift card and this post are sponsored by Expressions Vinyl, but all opinions and ideas are my own. See my full disclosure policy here.
I'm guessing you already figured it out, but the theme for this month was Halloween. I've mentioned before that I'm a scaredy cat, so I wanted to make my project more autumn-y.
I started off with a piece of scrap wood leftover from my Statue of Liberty project. You could adapt this project to fit whatever size wood you had available. I wanted to distress the wood, but there was not a method to my madness. I wasn't actually 100% committed to this idea, so I didn't even take pictures of the wood in various stages.
First I sanded the edges to make them rounded. Then I sprayed the whole board with a dark oil rubbed bronze finish. I waited 10 or 15 minutes, then did some sanding. I thought I had messed it up because in some spots the wood was showing through! I added a full layer of gold paint, then sanded some more. It still wasn't right. I ended up doing two layers of gold, and two layers of the dark paint. I never waited for the paint to dry completely before sanding, so I was done in 30-45 minutes. The board looks like it's been aged for decades! I'm totally obsessed with it.
When I was happy with my board, it was time to add the vinyl. I decided to make a "Halloween Hayride" sign and typed up my phrase in Silhouette Studio.
After playing with fonts, I decided on Xiomara as the font for the "Halloween" & "$0.25" and Copperplate Gothic Bold for the "Hayrides" portion. If you don't have Xiomara, you can find it for free on dafont.com. Fair warning, you can spend HOURS browsing all the fabulous fonts at DaFont. It's a time sucker for sure!
To make sure I applied my lettering straight & even, I taped each piece of vinyl to the board exactly where I wanted them to end up. As you can see above, I taped them with the backing still attached.
Next I applied one big piece of transfer paper over the entire design at once.
When I pulled the transfer paper up, I had one big design to apply instead of the three smaller pieces I started with.
It was so much easier to apply the full design at once! The last step was styling my mantel with my new sign. My new passtime is sitting on the couch staring at my hayride sign and smiling.
Are you ready to see what the other bloggers made with their Halloween vinyl packs?
Aren't they all the cutest? Yeah, I get it, they can't ALL be the cutEST, but how could you pick a favorite?
Check out the details of the projects over at the other blogs!
Halloween Candy Bucket – Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
Candy Corn Bunting by Girl Loves Glam
Pumpkin Carving Party by Do It Yourself Divas
Pottery Barn Knock-Off Halloween Treat Container by Simply Designing
And here is the giveaway for a $100 Expressions Vinyl gift card- good luck!
Looking for more Silhouette projects? Here are my favorites!
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For even more inspiration, make sure you are following my Silhouette Pinterest board! Follow A Prudent Life's board Silhouette Project Ideas on Pinterest.
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Elmon Tito Davidson
Missing since August 12, 1992 from Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina
Classification: Endangered Missing
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Disappearance
Davidson was last seen on August 12, 1992.
Two days later, on August 13, police officers got an anonymous tip that there was a dead body in a Dumpster at the Morningside Homes, an apartment complex in southeast Greensboro, but when officers searched the Dumpster, they could not find a body.
While working on an unrelated shooting at the same apartment complex, police officers heard a similar story about a body being thrown into a Dumpster. They investigated and arrested five people for the killing of Davidson.
No physical evidence was found in the apartment where the killing was reported to have taken place. Defendants said they cleaned the apartment after beating and shooting Davidson. Davidson was bound, beaten, tortured and shot inside a southeast Greensboro apartment before his body was dumped in a trash bin and disappeared, witnesses said.
Police officers ordered a search of the city dump, where the Dumpster would have been emptied. The city spent 26 days sifting through 10,000 tons of garbage in the 600-acre landfill, but they still did not find Davidson.
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Greensboro Criminal Investigation
Agency Case Number: 1992-179914
Source Information:
Greensboro News & Record
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'American Idol' Judge Nicki Minaj: A Look Back At Her Craziest Outfits (GALLERY)
On Sunday morning, the 29-year-old was officially named as one of the judges of the upcoming season of American Idol, along with country singer Keith Urban and previously confirmed judges Mariah Carey and Randy Jackson.
The new Idol family quickly got to work on Sunday, kicking off the first round of auditions in New York City.
Minaj, who is sporting platinum blonde hair these days, will no doubt be rocking outrageous and fun outfits all season long.
And judging from her history of fashion hits and misses, we can't wait for the new season of "Idol" to start.
From her red Versace cape at this year's Grammys to her collection of tutus, Minaj has donned some of the most memorable (and controversial) outfits of recent memory, right up there with Lady Gaga.
As we count down the weeks until season 12 of American Idol, which premieres in January, here's a look back at some of Nicki Minaj's craziest outfits.
Are you excited about Nicki Minaj joining American Idol as a judge? Do you have a favorite Nicki Minaj outfit? Share your thoughts below.


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Public record for Dec. 11, 2009
-- BURGLARY reported at 7:59 p.m. Wednesday to a home in the 800 block of Beloit Avenue, Janesville. Reported stolen was a Nintendo Wii valued at $300.
-- EMERGENCY DETOXIFICATION reported at 9:05 p.m. Friday at the Rock County Jail. A Beloit man drove to the jail while intoxicated and turned himself in for a jail sentence on a fourth-offense drunken driving charge. The man reportedly had a blood-alcohol level of 0.34.
Intoxicated driving arrests
-- GARY T. OSCARSON, 46, of 13926 W. County B, Brodhead, at 9:24 p.m. Sunday at Highway 11 east of Roherty Road, Center Township.
-- A 15-YEAR-OLD ORFORDVILLE BOY at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at the Rock County Sheriff's Office was referred to juvenile authorities on charges of burglary, attempted burglary and theft.
-- CODY J. LUND, 17, of 2019 Cottonwood Drive, Janesville, at 2:25 p.m. Dec. 3 at Craig High School, 401 S. Randall Ave., Janesville, on a charge of possession of a dangerous weapon other than a gun on school grounds. He is accused of bringing a 3-inch knife to school.
-- TERRITORIAL ROAD AND WOODWORTH DRIVE, Union Township, at 6:48 a.m. Monday, a car driven by Daniel W. Hampton, 30, Fitchburg, slid into another vehicle driven by Ted Yang, 27, of 5419 N. Fellows Road, Evansville. Hampton was ticketed for driving too fast for conditions. Yang was transported to a local hospital, but his condition Thursday was unknown.
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STW Harms Students, Businesses
ST. CLOUD, MN - A small manufacturing firm has been fined nearly $59,000 for federal child labor law violations which came to light after a 17-year-old student operating a power driven pallet-notching machine lost his arm last April. The boy was one of six students working at the company as part of the state's School-to-Work program. The school denies that this tragedy was due to the STW program, and the matter is now in court. Federal child labor laws prohibit employees younger than 18 from operating power-driven woodworking equipment.
The Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor notified the firm of the penalty on Jan. 10, and OSHA levied an additional fine of $7,000. The business owner claims he did not know the boy was underage, and says the school should have checked into the type of work the students were doing. He said the tragedy and resulting fines will force his small company out of business.
Notes the Maple River Education Coalition of Minnesota (MrEdCo): "Students who should be in school learning history, geography, literature and composition are employed in businesses across Minnesota during school hours.
"In this redefined system, students are being trained in specific skills for jobs. This young man lost his arm. All the kids have lost their opportunity for 12 years of liberal arts education that previous generations had the opportunity to receive."
The coalition believes that knowledge prepares students for a lifetime of roles and responsibilities, but that STW "robs them of their education, which is foundational to a free, self-governing people."


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Why Should You Use Ford OEM Parts for Restoration?
Old Fords never die - they just go faster! That's been a popular T-shirt saying since the 1970s. Back then, every high school kid dreamed of driving a Ford Mustang, either a vintage model from the early 1960s, lovingly restored and maintained or the hottest new model that sported racing stripes and whitewall tires. Boys took shop and learned how to disassemble an engine and replace an exhaust before they learned how to parallel park. And any shop teacher worth his salt had one overriding rule for all of his students: always use original OEM Ford parts. Ford cars were always the smoothest-running, classiest cars on the road - and those genuine Ford parts were a major part of the reason.
The original equipment manufacturer parts are tooled and machined specifically for the make and model of car for which they're intended. That means they're a guaranteed fit to the required specs and tolerances for your Ford engine, exhaust and other automotive systems. Using genuine Ford parts for body restoration means that the metals are a perfect match - the right weight and thickness - and will take paint exactly the same way as the rest of your car does. When you mess with aftermarket parts - especially discount parts produced by a cheap auto parts maker - you can never be sure that the parts will hold up to the everyday wear and tear your car goes through.
Sourcing Genuine Ford Parts
Finding OEM Ford parts for older models can be tricky, but it's a lot easier than it used to be. As little as ten years ago, restoring an old Ford meant scouring and scavenging through old beaters in salvage yards, and spending your weekend afternoons pulling Ford OEM parts from old junkers bought just for the purpose of being cannibalized. It was always a gamble, because there was no guarantee that the pulled parts would be in good shape.
These days, you can find almost any Ford auto parts you need at one of sites that sell discount Ford parts and OEM Ford parts over the Internet - and you get the bonus of knowing you're buying a working part that's been pulled, cleaned and tested before it was offered for sale. Whether you're lovingly restoring a Ford project car or saving money by doing your own repairs at home, don't take a chance with discount auto parts that don't meet the quality standards for Ford OEM parts. Do yourself a favor and buy from a company that sources and sells genuine Ford parts for the best results.
To learn more about subjects like OEM Ford Parts please visit the web site at: http://www.fordpartsgiant.com
For more information and informative related articles and links about this subject matter and content, please visit Majon's Automotive | Parts Accessories directory: http://www.majon.com/directory/automotive-parts-accessories.
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This module will examine the fundamental principles of US Antitrust Law and EU Competition Law in a comparative perspective. It is designed to accommodate students both with and without prior knowledge of EU Competition and/or US Antitrust Law. Because of substantial overlap on the EU side, it cannot be combined with EU Competition Law (LAWSG015).
The module will examine how the US and the EU legal systems deal with antitrust (competition) law issues, such as monopolization/abuse of a dominant position, hard-core cartels and horizontal cooperation, vertical restraints, mergers, state action, and the interplay between competition law and intellectual property rights. The main objective of the module is to understand the variety of institutional arrangements and fundamental goals of competition law and how these goals influence the approach to specific antitrust issues in the EU and US.
The course is meant to be helpful not only to those who want to practice antitrust law in the EU or the US, but also to those who want to practice in other jurisdictions. Knowledge of the US and EU approaches is helpful when dealing with competition laws in other jurisdictions for various reasons: (1) Both US and EU competition law have an expansive extraterritorial reach, so that clients may have to consider these competition law regimes regardless of where the transaction takes place; (2) either US or EU competition law, or both together, have influenced most of the competition law regimes all over the world, so that the knowledge about US and EU law may be directly useful in the interpretation of these other competition laws; and (3) even where there is no direct legal transplant from either the US or the EU, the discussion about the policy issues discussed in the EU/US context is likely to be helpful in making a case under a foreign competition law.
US Antitrust Law and EU Competition Law have developed in very different environments, and so it is not astonishing that they sometimes arrive at different solutions. However, different solutions may occasionally lead to transatlantic frictions. There has been an on-going process of convergence of the two systems, especially over the course of the last 10 to 15 years. This process of convergence started under the influence of the Chicago School of Antitrust Economics, and then the Post-Chicago School, and was facilitated by transatlantic exchanges of the US and EU enforcers, inter alia, in the International Competition Network (ICN). Nevertheless, the different institutional and historical background may result in persisting differences in the approach to some issues. The module will identify areas of convergence, and areas of persisting differences, and will ask from a policy point of view what the reasons for such persisting differences are, and whether they are persuasive.
Background Reading (optional):
You may want to have a look at (though perhaps not yet buy) Einer Elhauge & Damien Geradin Global Competition Law and Economics 2nd edn (Hart 2011)
Module reading lists and other module materials will be provided via online module pages, once students have made their module selections upon enrolment in September.


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A Doctor of Philosophy degree, short Ph.D is an advanced academic degree earned in various fields, signifying major interests and accomplishments in research.
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel near St. Kilda Beach
Popular property highlights
Situated in the business district, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Alfred Hospital, St. Kilda Beach, and Royal Botanic Gardens. Luna Park and National Gallery of Victoria are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a fitness center and a bar/lounge. Additionally, WiFi in public areas, 24-hour room service, and a meeting room are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 187 rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and dishwashers. Balconies and pillowtop beds are standard, as are LCD TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to limo/town car service and a meeting room.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Event facilities measure 1184 square feet (110 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a library, and concierge services. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Mantra St Kilda Road has designated areas for smoking.
- Express check-in
- Bar/lounge
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 187
- Number of floors - 7
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Computer station
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Designated smoking areas
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Limo or Town Car service available
- One meeting room
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 110
- Year Built 2011
- Conference space size (feet) - 1184
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Restaurant
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Kitchenette
- Laundry facilities
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( AUD 20 per day ), Wired internet access ( AUD 20 per day )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( AUD 20.00 per day )
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Air conditioning
- Kitchenette
- Desk
- Coffee/tea maker
- Pay movies
- iPod docking station
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Minibar
- Shower only
- Balcony
- Microwave
- Cable TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired Internet access (surcharge)
- Stovetop
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Daily housekeeping
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Dishwasher
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Room service (24 hours)
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Bakini - This bistro specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered. Open select days.
Late night fare is available from 24-hour room service.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Check-out time is 10 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 2 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AUD 50.0 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for AUD 30.0 per night.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Deposit: AUD 300.00 per stay
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- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: AUD 20.00 per day (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: AUD 25 per person (one-way)
- Self parking fee: AUD 20 per night (in/out privileges)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 30.0 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 50.0 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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Two-part dramatisation by Diana Griffiths of the novel by Emile Zola, set in mid-19th century Paris. Therese is forced by her aunt to marry her sickly son, Camille. However, upon moving to Paris, she and her lover Laurent conspire to murder Camille so that they may love freely.
Part 2: Therese and Laurent have murdered Camille and are free to marry. Their wedding night is not joyous - it is a night of terror, and each night is the same as they feel the ghost of Camille infiltrate their every thought and action. Starring Charlotte Riley and full cast. Music consultancy: Philip Tagney. Directed by Pauline Harris.
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"A good play for a Sunday afternoon"
Nicely acted and an enjoyable play but latter half of the play got a bit predictable and silly. In some ways this is down to the story but minus the literary delivery of Zola it came across as a little rushed and melodramatic
A good listen and a good play to enjoy on a lazy afternoon but overall three stars - good/ok
"Old Style Classic at its Best"
A great classic from Emile Zola, one of my favourite French writers whose works focuses on the socio political status of the French divide between the rich & the poor living in the Victorian era of which I have a great knowledge and interest and whom Zola is a perfectionist at his trade.
For those who love Emile Zola's work, have an interest in the Victorian era or just wish to listen to a good old drama with lots of twists and turns in a plot that actually has moral body in this intriguing story, this is one to enjoy many times. To say would give too much away and spoil the plot.
A full five star rating for this five star production and an excellent professional cast who are just perfect and bring this drama to life and exhilarate everything as Zola intended. Of course, we are more open now in our modern world of equality. Unlike the times this was written and shocked its audiences with its openness about the realities of life. I love listening to this drama every now and again and it still has the appeal each time and gives me that same old feeling as it draws to its haunting end.
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Colorado vs San Diego Recap - Rockies Over Padres 3-1
Colorado got 6 innings of work from Franklin Morales en route to a 3-1 victory over San Diego on Thursday at PETCO Park.
Colorado was an underdog by +127 and came through for bettors backing them. The game went UNDER the consensus closing total of 7.5.
Colorado got 6 innings from Franklin Morales, who gave up 1 earned run on 4 hits, while striking out 5. He earned the victory, while the Rockies got 1 RBI from Justin Morneau in the win.
San Diego's starting pitcher Ian Kennedy worked 7 innings, giving up 4 hits and 3 earned runs while striking out 7 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Chris Denorfia in a losing cause.
San Diego outhit their counterparts 6-4 in the game.
LaTroy Hawkins pitched the final 1 inning for the save. He struck out 0 and allowed 1 hit in his outing.
Colorado looks to continue its winning ways next game with a battle against Philadelphia. San Diego will aim to get back on the winning track vs San Francisco.


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West Australian pacer Baltic Eagle will attempt to reclaim his mantle at the top of Australian harness racing at Bankstown on Saturday night as fierce rival from the west, The Falcon Strike, seeks redemption.
The winner of this year's InterDominion at Addington in Christchurch, Baltic Eagle has been installed a short-priced favourite to win the group 1 M.H. Treuer Memorial at Bankstown after drawing the coveted barrier one.
Trained and driven by Kim Prentice, Baltic Eagle is coming off a last-start fourth in the Miracle Mile at Harold Park last week, in which The Falcon Strike ran last as the $2.40 favourite.
"I was extremely happy with Baltic Eagle's run in the Miracle Mile and he's come through the run super, with flying colours," Prentice said.
"Barrier one in the Treuer is a definite advantage for us. I think we can lead and, if that's the case, he'll be very hard to get past."
Baltic Eagle led most of the way to win the InterDominion final and did the same when victorious in last year's WA Pacing Cup.
The $675,000 earner had drawn to lead in the Victoria Cup in February this year, only to gallop from the mobile start when starting from gate one.
"I still can't work out what went wrong that night," Prentice said.
"He just seemed to be a different horse in Melbourne. He never paced well the whole time he was there. Not in the Victoria Cup and even when he ran fourth in the Hunter Cup he still wasn't tractable.
"That's not the case in Sydney, however. He paced beautifully at Harold Park last week and I expect him to do the same at Bankstown."
Bill Hurley's Australian Sportsbook has Baltic Eagle listed as a $2.50 favourite to win the Treuer, and Prentice thinks he justifies the quote.
"He's a proven performer. His record speaks for itself," he said.
Prentice rates Double Identity and Smooth Satin as dangers on Saturday night and has warned not to dismiss The Falcon Strike, which Hurley has quoted at $6, as an improver.
"I've learnt that you can never, ever dismiss a horse on one bad run," he said.
"You always forgive a top horse when they put in an ordinary one and The Falcon Strike is a top horse, no doubt about that."
Baltic Eagle came from back in the field in the 1760m Miracle Mile from a wide draw, while The Falcon Strike, which started from barrier one, sat outside the leader and winner, Sokyola.
On Saturday night, however, over the staying trip of 2540m, The Falcon Strike will start from the second line, while Smooth Satin and Double Identity, sixth and third respectively in the Miracle Mile, have drawn gates three and five in the front row.
"While it was me giving the others a start last week, this time they'll be the ones chasing me," Prentice said.
"I'm confident as I can be about Baltic Eagle winning."
The Falcon Strike's trainer, Gary Hall, acknowledged the draw would make things hard for his pacer but was expecting an improved showing on last week's form.
"I'll be disappointed if he doesn't perform a lot better. He's a versatile horse, so the distance won't be a problem,"Hall said this week.
Sokyola will race in Victoria on Saturday night in the Cranbourne Cup before progressing to the $250,000 Victoria Cup on December 20, in which Double Identity and Smooth Satin will also compete, but Prentice said Baltic Eagle would be travelling back to Perth and would arrive home next Thursday.
"He'll run in the [WA] Pacing Cup and then the Fremantle Cup and then we'll set our sights on the InterDominion in March."
Next year's InterDominion series will be held at Perth's Gloucester Park track, with Prentice looking forward to the home-track advantage his horse will enjoy.
Meanwhile, champion New Zealand trotter Take A Moment has arrived in Melbourne for an attack on the Moonee Valley summer carnival.
The Tim Butt-trained dual InterDominion winner will start in the Bill Collins Mile and the Australian Trotting Grand Prix, both group 1, on December 12 and 20, before returning to New Zealand to race in Auckland on December 27.
Butt indicated Take A Moment, a winner of his past 17 races, was likely to defend his InterDominion championship next year, but stressed that depended on what handicap he was allotted.
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The miner took part in a government tender process that this week reportedly whittled the number of proponents down from 21 to six, despite its recent $US2.9 billion of write-downs on its Mozambique coal assets.
The impairments, which equated to 70 per cent of the $US4.2 billion Rio paid for its acquisition of Riversdale Mining in 2011, had led to the departure of chief executive
New Rio chief executive
Rio had previously developed a longer-term rail and greenfields port plan in partnership with Talbot Group and London-listed Ncondezi Coal called the Integrated Transport Development project. It involved the construction of a 500 kilometre railway line to a port near the mouth of the Zambezi River capable of an initial 25 million tonnes of annual coal exports, later rising to 100 million tonnes.
Sources told The Australian Financial Review that Rio had presented the plan to the Mozambique government and rather than accepting it, officials put a similar plan out to an open tender,
Rio took part in that process and has now been short-listed in a lone bid. Reuters reported Mozambique Transport Minister
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Rio has not ruled out bringing in partners in its Mozambique coal deposits or in developing infrastructure. In a chartbook released this week it said it was engaging with industry participants to understand where partnering options could add value to all parties.
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PRINCE William will inherit $15.4 million from his mother Princess Diana as he celebrates his 30th birthday.
Palace officials say William will mark the milestone in private with his wife, the former Kate Middleton, and perhaps some close friends. They say a low key celebration is planned.
William also stands to inherit an estimated $15.4 million on his birthday under the terms of the will of his late mother, Princess Diana.
The precise amount is not known because the current value of the trust set up by his mother has not been made public.
Palace officials decline to comment on William's private finances, and it is possible he may choose to leave the money in a trust.
William has been pursuing a military career as a search-and-rescue helicopter pilot while easing into married life and taking on more royal duties. He is stationed at an air base in north Wales and was recently on a temporary deployment in the Falkland Islands in the south Atlantic.
He and his wife have made a number of public appearances in recent weeks, often representing the Queen at events to mark her 60 years on the throne during the year-long Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
He has seemed increasingly comfortable in public, escorting the Duchess of Cambridge to high society soirees and "meet and greet" events.
There has been widespread speculation about the couple possibly starting a family. The talk has been fueled by William indicating that he would like to have children someday.
Along with Prince Harry, they are expected to play a prominent role as special ambassadors at the London Olympics.
Harry, stands to inherit a similar amount when he turns 30 in 2014.
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High School Extra (Sept. 17): St. Mary's volleyball stuns St. Joe's
St. Mary's volleyball stuns St. Joe's
The St. Mary's boys volleyball season got off to a memorable start with an upset of St. Joe's, the No. 1-ranked team in Western New York. The unranked Lancers went four games before stunning the Marauders on their own floor in a Monsignor Martin Association match played on Monday. St. Mary's senior Tyler English had 18 kills and sophomore Alex Hokaj added 10. "Tyler was hitting over the St. Joe's blocks and was just overpowering today," said coach Keith Koch.
St. Mary's won the first game 25-18, but the Marauders came back to win the second 25-17. St. Mary's won the third game, 25-23, and put the match away with a 25-15 decision in the fourth game. "We got up 5-1 to start the fourth game, and once we got that lead, we kept building on it," said Koch. "During timeouts the kids were loose and joking around. They had a great opportunity, and they were confident they could get the job done."
St. Joe's golfers card win over Canisius
Whether he's knocking down pins or knocking down putts, Kevin Bienko seems to be equally effective. The St. Joe's golfer fired a 39 for nine holes on Monday at Sheridan to share medalist honors with teammate Joe Rinaldi in a 14.5 to 9.5 win over rival Canisius in Monsignor Martin Association golf.
During last winter's high school bowling season, Bienko was runner-up in the New York State Catholic Championships held in Buffalo. He finished second in the state behind John McCormack, bowing in the final, 228-215.
"I don't know why, but the skills [between the two sports] seem to translate over," said coach Jack Herlan, now in his 11th season. "I know a lot of really good bowlers who are pretty good golfers too."
The Marauders (5-2) and Canisius meet again on Thursday at Cherry Hill.
Amherst field hockey clocks close win
With just 5 ticks left on the clock, Amherst's Mckenna Rushford scored the game-winning goal on an assist from Taylor Balser to give Amherst a 2-1 win over Iroquois in ECIC field hockey. "It was nice to see the girls continue to be poised and make good decisions throughout the game," said coach Laurie LeGoff.
Lacey Woite scored from Rushford with 16:30 in the second half to tie the game. The Chiefs scored the first goal of the game at the 26-minute of the first half.
Holland's last-second goal tops Eden
Corey Winter scored the winning goal with 35 seconds left as Holland defeated Eden, 1-0, to remain undefeated in ECIC IV boys soccer.
Hall of Fames for Lackawanna, Bennett
• The Lackawanna Athletic Department will hold its third annual Wall of Fame induction ceremony on Oct. 11 at 4:30 p.m. in the Boland Memorial Auditorium in Lackawanna High School.
The class of 2013 inductees are: the 1967 varsity football team, Dave May (1968), Lydia Fiore (1979), "Wild" Bill Pukalo (1969), the late Ray Rosinski (1956) and Chuck Threeths (1976).
• The Bennett Sports Hall of Fame inductions will be at 4 p.m. on Oct. 5. All Bennett alumni and friends are invited. Tickets are $20 and may be purchased in the school foyer at the Main St. entrance. The ceremony, which includes refreshments, a souvenir program, display boards, and video highlights, will be held in the school auditorium.
The Class of 2013 inductees are: Tom Angelo (1953), Al Berke (1958), Randy Clay (1972), Annulett Dillon (1994), Kenya Hobbs (1990), Tom McClain (1964), Valerie Propeck (1991), Frank Ralabate (1959) and Owen Tober (1969).


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Masta Killa of Wu-Tang Clan is back with the new music video "Therapy" featuring fellow clan-mate Method Man and honorary member Redman. Pre-order a limited-edition "Therapy" flexi here. Produced by PF Cuttin, "Therapy" is the first single from Masta Killa's upcoming album Loyalty Is Royalty.
Has the crazy lunatic legend R.A. The Rugged Man gone soft? The Rugged Man was once the most feared rapper in the industry…blackballed and banned from record label offices, recording studios, and performing in the United States. Now, this hip-hop renegade is debuting his most unexpected video to date, the Father's Day special "Bang Boogie". Starring R.A.'s 4-month old daughter making her action debut, "Bang Boogie" finds the notoriously combative Rugged Man doing battle with his most challenging opponent yet: fatherhood. Check out "Bang Boogie" to witness the evolution of an artist who will murder you lyrically while pushing a baby stroller. Legends Never Die in stores now.
Since debuting on the classic 3rd Bass single "The Gas Face", hip-hop folk hero MF DOOM has remained one of the most interesting figures in the rap universe. In an era when touring is paramount and most artists are more accessible than ever, DOOM has also managed to cultivate an aura of mystery by refusing to show his face, shunning social media, rarely performing live, and occasionally sending masked imposters to perform in his place. For these reasons, DOOM's 2005 project Live From Planet X remains a historic document. Originally released on CD only, the album is now available on vinyl for the first time ever, complete with new artwork and metallic foil print. Broadcasting from an undisclosed location, Live From Planet X offers fans a chance to experience the exceedingly rare genius of an MF DOOM performance with crisp, "straight from the soundboard" live audio recordings. Recorded before the release of the classic DOOM x Madlib collaboration Madvillainy, this collection also features DOOM performing Madvillain classics for the first time ever. Check out the historic "Accordion" performance below.
In total, Live From Planet X contains over 50 minutes of live recordings spanning classic DOOM albums like Operation Doomsday, Madvillainy, MM…FOOD?, and more. Pre-order is now available.


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Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 7 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Location: Cobscook Community Learning Center, 10 Commissary Point Road, Trescott, Maine
For more information: Valerie Lawson; 207-733-2233; cclc.me
On Friday, November 15, at 7PM, the Cobscook Community Learning Center will welcome Leonore Hildebrandt and Brian Stewart who will present an evening of original songs, poems and improvised performance with reflections on love, life, family, war and peace at the Third Friday Coffeehouse.
As a folk duo with a jazzy flair, Leonore and Brian write, arrange, and play their own songs. They have performed over many years and recorded several CDs. Brian plays piano and guitar, and Leonore does percussion. They both sing.
Leonore is a German-born poet, teacher, and editor. Brian is a computer wizard. From schools and churches to pubs and online piano concerts, Brian has brought his music into the community. Both live with their families in Harrington, where they built their own houses and grow lovely gardens.
Admission for this event is by donation, $5 suggested, which goes to the featured performers. We will offer an open-mic segment for audience participants wishing to take the stage. Coffee, tea and homemade treats will be for sale. Please note, after November, the Coffeehouse will go on hiatus for undetermined amount of time. The Cobscook Community Learning Center is located at 10 Commissary Point Road in Trescott. For more information, please call 733-2233 or visit www. cclc.me.


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Posted by: newsla on Sep 20, 2012 - 05:26 PM
Tucker Earns Fourth SCCA National Championship With Dominant STO Win
Scott Tucker, of Overland Park, Kan., dominated the Super Touring Over® field to take the first win at the 49th SCCA National Championship Runoffs on Thursday at Road America. Mark Pauly, of Bettendorf, Iowa, and Lance Stewart, of Miami, Fla., joined him on the podium.
The win was Tuckerâs second-consecutive National Championship in STO and fourth overall. Tucker won the Gumout Pole Position in qualifying and pulled the No. 55 Hoosier Porsche 996 out to a 4.865-second lead on the opening lap.
Tucker managed the gap from the second place car and outlasted the attrition in the rest of the field. David Pintaricâs No. 40 Kryderacing/Carbotech/Hoosier Dodge Viper ACR pulled to pit lane on lap nine with a broken push rod and out of second place, and then third-place Jerry Onks pulled his No. 96 Wilwood Brakes/VetteSport/Hoosier Chevrolet Corvette off in Turn Two on the same lap.
With his two closest challengers gone, Tucker pulled away to a 37.843-second margin of victory, averaging 102.781 mph in the 13-lap, 52-mile run and turned the fastest lap of the race in 2:17.626 (104.631 mph) around the 14-turn, 4-mile circuit.
âWe started developing that car last year for this class,â Tucker said. âThat was kind of a hurry up job, so it gave the guys the whole year to really tear it apart and develop it, so they made my job easy. Theyâve tested it a few times, and this is almost a shootout race, developing for this race and this track. They did a tremendous job, itâs all them.â
Tucker has raced worldwide in a number of series, but keeps coming back to the Runoffs.
âI got my start in SCCA racing, and this is the real genesis of sports car racing in America,â Tucker said. âThis is where every body has to start. I try to give back as much as I can. Guys like Mark, the first time here heâs on the podium, and heâs hooked. Some people call it grass roots, but itâs the origin where every thing starts. The racing is tough here.â
Pauly, making his first appearance at the Runoffs, earned the silver medal in the No. 81 Industrial Control Mfg BMW M3. Not only was Pauly at the Runoffs for the first time, it caps his first season of SafeRacer National Series racing. Pauly also earned the Sunoco Hard Charger award.
âItâs an awesome day,â Pauly said. âThis is my first time at the Runoffs and my first year racing National races. I never really thought at the beginning of the year that Iâd even make the Runoffs, let alone a podium. After seeing all the qualifying times yesterday, I figured Iâd just start the race and finish the race. That was my goal. Fall-Line, they just prep an awesome car. I couldnât do it without those guys, without the car, without the coaching.
âThey came on the radio and said youâre P2, just manage the car and bring it home in one piece. They helped me keep a level head and not make mistakes and here we are.â
Stewart started in the rear of the field in the No. 37 Specialty Vehicle Logisitics Ford Mustang, and then climbed through the field as cars began to fall by the wayside. When Pintaric and Onks fell out, Stewart was on the Runoffs podium for the first time since a runner-up in 1987 in Showroom Stock B.
âItâs a total gift,â Stewart said. âWeâre running a [Touring 3] car, and we were out here just trying to get the car dialed in for later on in the week. We wanted to see how it would do, and I thought at best maybe Iâd end up in fifth. I pulled into the pit lane and they said I was on the podium. The guys did a great job, the car worked perfectly. We were trying out these BFG tires and they worked really well. Weâre really happy with the car.â
âWeâre just glad to be here. Itâs good to see Scott and what he did with that Porsche. I drove that car years ago and I know itâs a great car. We had a good time and weâre glad to be here.â
Pratt Cole (No. 88 Western Metals Transport Ford Mustang) and Pintaric completed the top five.
Now in its 49th year, the SCCA National Championship Runoffs annually crowns Champions in the Sports Car Club of Americaâs Club Racing classes. The live broadcast of all 28 National Championship races will be available through Sunday at www.SpeedcastTV.com/scca and later available On Demand from the same site.
Provisional Results from Thursdayâs Super Touring Over National Championship Race, part of the 49th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America with finish position, starting position in parenthesis, driver, hometown, car and laps complete.
1, (1), Scott Tucker, Overland Park, KS, Porsche 996, 13.
2, (4), Mark Pauly, Bettendorf, IA, BMW M3, 13.
3, (9), Lance Stewart, Miami, FL, Ford Mustang, 12.
4, (5), Pratt Cole, Salt Lake City, UT, Ford Mustang, 11.
5, (2), David Pintaric, Canfield, OH, Dodge Viper ACR, 8.
6, (3), Jerry Onks, Murfreesboro, TN, Chevrolet Corvette, 8.
DNF, (6), Scotty B White, Auburn, WA, Ford Mustang, 3.
DNF, (11), Richard Jones, Scio, OH, Ford Mustang, 2.
DNF, (8), Steve Zink, Fort Worth, TX, Ford Mustang V-6, 1.
DNS, (7), Mark Kirby, Leawood, KS, Ford Mustang, 0.
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text: Okay, about Beta 1 1. Translated license and PBI descriptions - are translated, not screwed ! :) 2. Beta1 could update alpha2 (maybe a1 too) - great! 3. While beta1 updating my alpha1 - it displays "Mounting cd..." but top shows "rm" working. Maybe label should change, while removing old files? Or user just go to reboot - because CD couldn't mount so long - he probably thinks so. 4. Loader is again could be booted from grub (strange things happen, like loader from A2) - Great, I'll make a manual to boot from usb fat (very easy to made for average win* user) 5. After "successful" updating my alpha to beta1 - I found that /PCBSD/local/bin is missing :) I'm not sure, or I'll try to unpack from lzmas needed files, or will do a fresh install. That's all for now :) I'll write some more, when I'll boot in beta.


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Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind was built in 1874. Sometimes deaf people see ghosts in the dorm gym and basement (the most scary place). Hearing people hear strange noises from.
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Helio, Finist & Airvan
Helio Courier
The famous, early 50's C/STOL utility aircraft.
Best known for its super STOL qualities and ability to operate from relatively unprepared strips. Widely used as bushplane from Alaska and Canada to the far East and ecuatorial jungles. Also saw military use during the Vietnam era (USAF, Air America).
Technoavia Finist & Turbo Finist
SM-92 Finist - Single engine, light multipurpose aircraft, built from 1993 in Russia. Kind a modern day Beaver.
SM-92G Turbo Finist - Turboprop version of the Finist powered by a Walter M601-D engine.
GippsAero GA8 Airvan
Designed by Gippsland Aeronautics in Australia, introduced in december 2000.
Simple and rugged 8-seater thought of as a replacement for the older Cessna 206 and to fill in the market segment between the Cessna 206 and 208 Caravan.
GippsAero (formerly Gippsland Aeronautics) has been majority owned by the Mahindra (aerospace) group since 2009 and is still building the GA8 Airvan in 2 versions: the normally aspirated GA8 and the turbocharged GA8 TC320.


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Blackstone Group (NYSE:BX) — This manager of private capital and provider of financial services is one of the largest of its kind in the world, with assets under management of over $166 billion.
The company reported Q4 earnings of $0.59, beating consensus estimates by more than 25%. An influx of money from bond liquidations into equity management may lead to record earnings for BX. Consensus earnings estimates have been increased since BX was first recommended in our Top Stocks to Buy for February list, from $2.11 to $2.20 in 2013, and $2.67 in 2014. The company pays an annual dividend of $1.68 for an 8.6% yield.
Technically, BX broke from a right triangle early in January with an impressive breakaway gap accompanied by very high volume. In late January, it began a consolidation pennant, and it broke from it on Thursday.
Buy BX at the market for a trade to $25. Long-term investors could very well see BX break its all-time high of over $30.


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Not happy at all. She does not return calls- high billing- and has her eye on a judge seat.
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I was referred to this attorney and had preliminary discussions with her before the proceedings due to potentially complicated case. Attorney did not appear during critical initial hearing and send as a substitute a coworker why apparently never handled a divorce case before. As result I received a very detrimental legal advise which affected the whole process. Had to search for another lawyer to salvage the situation.
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Cindy represented me for a child support matter. She sliced through all of the multi-state red tape and forced my ex wife to pay up. Does what she says, says what she does. A true advocate.
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he console wars get so heated every year, and this year was no differnt. Microsoft and Sony went at it head to head, but there was one thing missing. Normally when Sony puts a price drop on their machines, Microsoft follows suit and does the same to keep the 360 even cheaper. While the PS3 is a full model in every box, Microsoft has the opportunity to sell a stripped down version of their console so they can almost always undercut the competition.
Well perhaps Sony had a sneaky route of sending a price cut our way this holiday. At every major retailer there have been killer deals on PS3 consoles and bundles. On Black Friday there were several bundles with gift cards, games, and accesories. Well today even more deals stick around. At Bestbuy you can get 3 games and 100 dollars off a PS3, at Walmart you can get 100 dollar gift card with a purchase of a PS3, and at Amazonyou can also get a 100 dollar credit towards future Amazon purchases. Notice anything in particular here? They all offer 100 dollars off the 160GB version of a PS3 console, is this a sign a 100 dollar price drop is coming our way next year officially? Sony could have told retailers and kept it under cover so Microsoft didn't undercut them this holiday.
Note: Deals are United States based, other deals can be found elsewhere.
source: http://www.ps3center.net/news/4930/p...coming-our-way
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12-19-2010 #1APetePersonGuest
substantial PS3 price cut could be coming
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Its possible, especially since the 360 is wiping the floor with the PS3 in US sales. That would explain why these deals are only in the US. Price cuts are usually done when a product isnt selling well and/or in response to a competitors price cut unless of course the product is still selling well despite the competitors price cut. But after seeing last months NPD numbers I would say Sony desperately needs a price cut in the US.
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The PS3 is already cheaper in America than it is outside of America, and it still struggles this generaiton, a price cut isnt going to help it, because MS would counter anythign Sony tried to do.
Sony arent about to price cut an already heavily subsidiesed console.
You want to cut prices Sony? Cut them outside of America so your the same price as the 360 outsid eof America.
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Or maybe Microsoft is just that good at advertising and getting the word out.
I worked with people who were convinced that they were paying for Live because they got dedicated servers for all their games. They used to always say I was crazy for playing Call of Duty on PS3 because I didn't have dedicated servers. The misinformation about PS3's online is deeply rooted in the average American gamer IMO. Microsoft played that perfectly, and profited on it in the meantime.
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Blu-ray is bad DD is the future
OMG Sony is trying to sell us a PSP with no UMD drive
all of a sudden Gran Turismo isn't good enough
Move is a copy of the wii
Kinect is like nothing we have seen before
but I guess Japan is the same way but I can't understand what they are saying or read what they type so I don't know 1st hand.
but from what I see it's unreal how they can look at something that's good & try their best to make it look bad.
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A substantial price cut sounds like a last ditch effort to stimulate sales and gaurantees Sony will make no more profits on the system.
uuummmmm...Fried Beer iis a reality.
12-19-2010 #10Good "night" my baby...i will always remember you.I love you.
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Sigh, I feel like I post this in every freaking thread. The reason why 360 sells better than ps3 is because of Live, people want to play with their friends, and the 360 had about around 5 or 6 million (hell 3 million considering not everyone subscribes) people playing on live before any other console was on the market and those 3 million people have friends, and those friends have friends etc. etc.
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Price and advertising /end
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I don't see them doing a price drop this year anywhere. And I don't think it will help them in America. America just doesn't want quality.
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C4 Extreme Questions
By: Cellucor
is normal to feel itchy hands after taking c4 extreme????
September 1, 2012
Posted September 1, 2012
Yes, its the beta alanine completely normal.
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Yep, I get the tingles in my ears really bad. Normal 100%
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Yes and it is a good thing!
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I love the itchy feeling it means it time to let the beast out in the gym.
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bro i get th tingles in my arms, and face also i get a little warmer. these are all normal signs of the beta-alanine working. now go hit the weights and use it to your advantage!!
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CB&I JV Awarded Feed Contract for Onshore Natural Gas Liquefaction Facilities in Mozambique
(NYSE: CBI) announced today that CC JV, a joint venture comprising of
CB&I and Chiyoda Corporation, has been awarded a contract for the Front
End Engineering and Design (FEED) for the onshore natural gas
liquefaction facility project in an LNG park in the Cabo Delgado
Province of northern area of the Republic of Mozambique by Anadarko
Moçambique Area 1 Limitada.1
The project has the potential to expand its capacity up to approximately
50 million metric tonnes per annum (mmtpa) of LNG in the future. The
FEED will deliver designs for the initial phase of the Mozambique LNG
project of four trains each with 5 mmtpa of LNG production capacity.
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'Elizabeth' Star Cate Blanchett Has First Baby
Australian star Cate Blanchett, who was nominated for an Oscar for her role as an English queen in the 1998 picture Elizabeth, and screenwriter husband Andrew Upton have welcomed their first child, her publicist said here Thursday.
The 32-year-old actress delivered a son, Dashiell John, in London, publicist Lisa Kasteler said.
But busy Blanchett, who features in the screen version of the classic fantasy tale Lord of the Rings, opening later this month, does not plan to be confined to home for long.
In February, she is due to begin filming in the title role of "Chasing the Dragon: The Veronica Guerin Story," a picture about an Irish investigative journalist murdered after she probed Ireland's criminal underworld.
She is also due to hit the screen again soon in the Warner Bros. venture Charlotte Gray, in which she stars as a Scot who joins fighters in the French resistance in World War II.
Another Blanchett picture, Heaven from director Tom Tykwer, will premiere at the Berlin film festival in February, and the alabaster-skinned redhead is also to star with Kevin Spacey in the film version of the Pulitzer prize-winning novel The Shipping News -- AFP
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Just Dance for Teens
The Summer Reading Program is half over! Have you registered yet? If you have read anything this summer – seriously, anything at all - sign up for the Teen Summer Reading Program and log your reading activity. Teens who finish 5 books or 600 minutes by August 7th get a prize. You don't want to miss out!
While you're reading, don't forget the weekly Tuesday activities for teens! Next Tuesday come to the library and play Just Dance for the Nintendo Wii. Bring your friends and show off your dance moves. Meet in the first floor Meeting Room on Tuesday, July 13th from 3:00-4:30 pm.
For more information, please call the library at 832-559-4200.
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Asheville Holds off Flames' Second-Half Surge, Saturday
Squaring off with UNC Asheville, Saturday afternoon, the Liberty men's basketball team nearly pulled off the comeback after being down by as much as 14 during the first half. With the Bulldogs up by 13 at halftime, Liberty took advantage of Asheville's 10-minute plus scoring drought from the field, eventually taking the lead with 9:06 to play.
Liberty led by two with just over a minute to go and had possession following an Asheville turnover, before the Bulldogs' leading scorer, freshman Andrew Rowsey, stripped the ball and laid it back in to tie the game. Asheville took the lead with free throws and held a three-point advantage in the final second. Senior forward Antwan Burrus took one last three-point attempt for Liberty from the right side, but the ball careened over the rim, giving Asheville the narrow 75-72 victory.
Liberty falls to 9-16 overall and 3-7 in Big South play, while Asheville improves 13-11 on the year and 7-3 in conference action. The Bulldogs have now taken four-straight contests against the Flames and lead the series, 31-20.
Liberty shot 41.0 percent (25-of-61) in the contest, while Asheville concluded the afternoon shooting 48.1 percent (25-of-52). Despite hitting over 50 percent in the first half and connecting on nine three-pointers, Asheville went 7-for-18 (38.9 percent) from the floor and 0-of-9 from downtown during the second stanza.
The Flames edged Asheville in the paint (46-41) and at the foul line (19-16). Liberty capitalized on points off turnovers (23-8) and second chance points (18-3). The Bulldogs held the advantage from long range (27-9) and on fast break points (23-14).
Receiving his first start since Jan. 1, Burrus paced the Flames with 22 points and a game-high 12 rebounds. Andrew Smith finished with his third straight double-double, chipping in 14 points and 10 boards. Tomasz Gielo and Joe Retic rounded out Liberty's double-figure scorers with 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Jaron Lane led all scorers with 29 points, followed by Rowsey, who had 23 points.
Asheville jumped out to a 15-5 lead during the opening 4:17, receiving key three-pointers from Rowsey and Lane. Liberty then went on a 7-0 run a pair of Retic free throws, a JR Coronado layup and a Gielo three-pointer. The Bulldogs returned the favor with a 7-0 burst of their own to go back up by 10, 22-12, at 11:30.
The Flames outscored Asheville, 10-3, during the next 3:45. Burrus and Smith each had four points in an 8-0 Liberty run. Smith cemented the surge with an authoritative jam off a Davon Marshall assist to make it 25-22 at the 7:45 mark.
Asheville pulled away once again, taking its largest lead of the half (14 points) thanks to a Littlejohn three-pointer with 2:06 left in the period. Two minutes later, Rowsey ended the half with a trey of his own, helping the Bulldogs carry a 47-34 advantage into the locker room at halftime.
Liberty shot 45.2 percent (14-of-31) from the field in the first half, compared to 52.9 percent (18-of-34) for Asheville. The Bulldogs, who entered the contest averaging just under seven three-pointers a game, knocked down 9-of-13 (69.2 percent), while the Flames went 2-of-6 (33.3 percent) from long range.
The tandem of Burrus and Smith each had 10 tallies for Liberty in the first half. Burrus also had seven boards to accompany his scoring total.
Lane led all scorers with 15 points, going 6-of-7 from the field and 3-of-3 from three-point land. Rowsey was also a perfect 4-of-4 from long distance to finish the period with 12 tallies.
Asheville began the second half with a 6-0 run, but went scoreless from the field during the ensuing 10:12, receiving just five free throws during the span. Liberty took advantage of the drought, outscoring the Bulldogs, 26-5.
Burrus gave the Flames their first lead with a layup at 9:06. Smith followed up with a monster dunk 46 ticks later, but was assessed a technical after play, allowing Lane to sink 1-of-2 free throws. Later, Lane the knotted contest at 7:54, giving Asheville its first field goal since the 18:06 mark. Burrus answered with a free throw, while Smith tacked on a layup to put Liberty ahead, 63-60, with 6:06 left to play.
Following Rowsey's clutch play at 1:10, Asheville hit four free throws to take a four-point lead. Marshall was later fouled with four second to go on a three-point attempt and connected on all three shots to make it a one-point game. Lane tacked on two more free throws, setting up Burrus' three-point attempt and the 75-72 final.
Liberty returns to action, Tuesday night, playing host to Gardner-Webb. Game time is slated for 7 p.m., with the contest airing live on the Liberty Flames Sports Network, MASN, Comcast Sports South, ESPN3 and the Big South Network.


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Today I received an information packet from Acacia Technologies Group
informing me that I was in volation of their patent on "IAR" [1]. IAR is a
US Patent 6,226,677 [2]. That packet suggest that I must license their
technology or face legal action. Has anyone else received this same
extortion letter?
The claims the the patent text lead me to believe they don't have much to
stand on. If I read the abstract and claim one correctly then it doesn't
cover a system that doesn't change the destination address. Any solution
that uses the IPFW fwd [3] rule would not modify the destination address and
therefore does not meet claim 1. I'm I correct in my logic?
What are your takes on this matter?
1) http://www.acaciatechnologies.com/technology_iar.htm
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cute name, so why then, are there two?
Lost Bread. Cute right? It's also called Le Pistou Déjeuner. As to why? Your guess is as good as mine. I'm sure Google, Yahoo or Bing knows? It's irrelevant to my review.
This was my last brunch before I headed back to Toronto. It was good. It wasn't top tier, but I would likely go again.
There was quite a long line, but it was all one party, so we got seated fairly quickly, 5 minutes in fact.
Au Pain Perdu is a casual dive that serves up your usual brunch fare - benedicts, eggs plus, pancakes, etc.
I opted for the classic eggs benedict (missed it because Saturday I ate Le Cartet), while my sister had the two eggs plus bacon, ham, and sausage. My benedict was good, although my hollandaise was thick enough that I could have molded little figurines. It looked as if they had put the plate under a salamander or something because my hollandaise had a top crust.
My sister's was what you'd expect:
It was greasy spoon brunch. Perfect for a jeans and T Sunday.
My sister's was what you'd expect:
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The View from Sherlock Peoria (139)
January 30, 2005
Who's Getting Into The BSI?
While it might seem a bit late to discuss this year's inductees into the Baker Street Irregulars, that grandpappy of Sherlockian societies, this year's group was a particularly fascinating one and I've found myself reflecting upon it more than once. The demographics of this year's set of honored Sherlockians is as mixed as any we've seen, and very representative of Mike Whelan's reign as Wiggins. Or is it?
Six Sherlockians were made members of the Irregulars this year, and I'm going to do something rather unpardonable here and not name them. I'm simply going to list them by a crudely-chosen demographic. Lord knows there is much more to each of these people than what I'm going to list here, but . . . just for fun . . . let's reduce them to a single attribute.
Number One: The Sherlockian Not From North America or
Number Two: The Woman.
Number Three: The Author/Literary Figure.
Number Four: The Minnesotan.
Number Five: The Canadian.
Number Six: The East Coast Guy.
That's who got into the Baker Street Irregulars this year, and I think it's a good sampling of the way the B.S.I. membership is headed these days. It would be interesting to compare the demographics of the hand-picked Irregulars with that of your average "whoever shows up" group, an internet group, or the attendees of a good Sherlockian symposium. When all the stats finally came in, there might be some new quotas put in . . . or not. I don't know what those quotas would be, but in considering them, I've come up with my own roster for some future new six-pack of Irregulars:
Number One: The Crazy Internet Sherlockian. Imagine a B.S.I. dinner with wi-fi internet connections for all, and a number of Hounds of the Internet or WelcomeHolmes regulars sending posts straight from the dinner, a live AOL chat direct from the dinner, or some web-page blogger like moi throwing web-page updates through the night (it happened during the presidential debates and was surprisingly fun). The day is coming, trust me.
Number Two: The Resident of a Big Warm State. With the greatest Sherlockian publishing event in decades recently occurring due to a citizen of that big, warm Western state, perhaps it's time for those unconventional Sherlockians from the other sides of America to get their due. It's easy to be a reading-and-writing literary Sherlockian when it's cold and miserable outside, but Sherlockians in warm, pleasant states have an uphill road with no winter to keep their noses to the grindstone. They deserve their due.
Number Three: The Laurie King Fan. Hey, they're Sherlock Holmes fans, too! While they might not like the comments of stubborn classicists and vice versa, it's new blood. And Sherlockiana can always use a fresh infusion.
Number Four: The Very Irritating Sherlockian. Among his other fine qualities, Tom Stix had this really great tendency when he was head of the Irregulars. He would get extremely angry with someone, and then, in the next year or two, change his mind about them and make them a member. Nobody's irritating to everyone, and everyone's irritating to someone. (C'mon, everybody ticks off somebody -- even nice people are annoyingly pleasant sometimes!) It'd be nice to give these poor folks a break.
Number Five: The Hollywood Actor/Rock Star. Literary celebs are nice, but when you come right down to it, even bestselling authors want to be movie stars or rock gods. It's Sherlockiana at the next level. Superstar Sherlockians. Yeow!
Number Six: The Democratically Elected Irregular. Haven't you heard? Freedom is on the march! The Iraqi people are having their first democratic election ever this very day . . . why shouldn't Baker Street Irregulars get their shot at checking a ballot?
Ah, well. What will be will be.
Your humble correspondent,


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Light of Dawn window
Hello, I'm a Holy Paladin and my Light of Dawn spell is a 30-yard conal AoE heal in front of me. It can heal up to 6 players.
I want a simple window that tells me the # of players that I would heal if I were to use Light of Dawn.
(i.e. how many friendly players are within 30 yards in front of me)
Is this possible?
Sorry it is not possible.
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This online tool generates a report of weekly course enrollments, to be used as an aid in planning and monitoring schedules for upcoming terms. Weekly data are captured as of 11:59 PM Sunday.
Output should open in MSExcel or your Browser's MSExcel plug-in, and look similar to the following screenshot.