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Celebrity Condo Assignment
Second Semester First Assignment
Second Semester First Assignment
This was our first major assignment which we learnt how to research a person if we could not interview them and then interpret our research by using the Principles and Elements of Design to portray our concept of our Canadian Celebrity. I chose a celebrity whom would have used this Condo for sleep and work, while their real home was else where. This I took it to mean that they would entertain, practice the profession, eat and sleep within this space.
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Oh no! you got it completely wrong!
what i meant by permission is accepting the connection by the other bluetooth device, not if its legal.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – Poet and editor Margot Schilpp will give a public reading at Francis Marion University on Thursday, Nov. 8. The reading will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Cauthen Educational Media Center lecture hall on the FMU campus. Admission is free.
Schilpp's first book of poetry, The World's Last Night, was published by Carnegie Mellon University Press in April 2001, and is a finalist for the 2001 Utah Book Awards. Her poems have been published in a variety of journals, including The Southern Review, New England Review, Shenandoah, The Gettysburg Review, Crazyhorse, and Chelsea. She has been featured on the Poetry Daily website.
Schilpp has been awarded residencies at Yaddo, The MacDowell Colony, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, and was the editor of the literary journal Quarterly West for several years. She earned the M.F.A. degree from the University of Utah, and is now teaching at the University of Cincinnati.
The public reading is presented by the Jones Thomas and Carolyn Stroman Hunter Chair in English Literature at FMU. The Hunter Chair in English Literature was established in 1991 by three sisters – Dorothy Hunter Thames Ellis, Adelle Hunter West and Hattie Costa Hunter King – as a memorial to their parents, Jones Thomas and Carolyn Stroman Hunter.
Mr. Hunter made his life in Marion County, was once mayor of Marion, contributed to many different organizations throughout the Pee Dee area, and operated a successful automobile dealership in Florence for 40 years. Mrs. Hunter came to Marion as a schoolteacher, was active in church work and taught Sunday School for more than 50 years. She was a charter member of several literary clubs, garden clubs and community organizations.
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The (Stubborn) Myth of Green Energy Investing
People can "go green" all they want. After all, America is still the land of the free. But I just don't recommend that investors do it.
And that's not because I've got something against the tree-hugger mentality.
I actually consider people's near-religious passion to improve energy efficiency – and be responsible stewards of our world's most precious resources – both admirable and noble.
The only problem?
Nobility or admirable pursuits don't automatically translate into profits. Actually, they seldom do. It's why most noble causes set up shop in these things called non-profit organizations. (Just saying.)
Why bring any of this up, though? Because it's Myth-Busting Monday, of course. And it's time to debunk the stubborn myth that just because we should – and in some cases must – go green, that it's a smart investment, too.
In reality, green energy's a terrible investment. And I can prove it with a single chart.
But I'll throw in more proof for good measure, just so you don't complain about me slacking off.
Lies, Damn Lies and Al Gore
The tape never lies. And it's sending a pretty clear signal. Green doesn't pay. Not anymore, at least.
Case in point: the BNP Paribas Renewable Energy Index (BNPIREPR).
It tracks the price movement of up to 40 of the largest companies in the world in the renewable energy sector. And it's down almost 90% from its 2007 peak. Ouch.
The peak for the Index is awfully suspect, too.
You'll recall that 2007 was the year that former Vice President Al Gore's career hit a crescendo. He won the Nobel Peace Prize after his book and accompanying documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, became a worldwide hit.
Before you scream "nonsense" because no single man could influence investor behavior so significantly, consider the testimony from Deutsche Bank (DB) Director of Global Asset Management, Kevin Parker. (Hat tip to Steve Goreham over at The Washington Times for digging this up).
"[Al Gore] impressed us all at Deutsche Bank Asset Management. We invited him to an internal meeting in April 2007 during which we discussed the issue of climate change extensively. A few months later, he received the Nobel Peace Prize for his commitment. We then created a fund that invests in companies that position themselves as climate-neutral. Within two months, almost 10 billion dollars flowed into this fund. Can you imagine? 10 billion! There has never been such an overwhelming success."
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CNN, ABC and MSNBC refuse to show this video.
Once you watch it (click here), it's easy to understand why.
It totally goes against the mainstream narrative that Trump's presidency is a disaster.
In fact, this video proves Trump is about to make a lot of people rich.
Click here to watch the video the mainstream media won't show.
Like I said, the peak is suspect. And it was most likely caused by massive amounts of hype and skyrocketing oil prices – not the profit potential for alternative energy.
In other words, the soaring popularity of the green movement blinded investors to the economics. They just assumed green energy was ready to take center stage, especially with oil prices soaring. But then the recession forced reality upon us.
It also forced governments like Spain to slash their green energy subsidies by as much as 90%. So when oil prices soared again, renewable energy companies didn't.
Long story short, the economics of alternative energy don't work. Not yet, at least – even with massive amounts of government subsidies.
Heck, the U.S. government's been subsidizing the industry to high heaven with our tax dollars in recent years. And what do we have to show for it? A graveyard of green-energy companies.
All seven companies listed below were heavily backed by the federal and local government. Now they're bankrupt, based on data from the National Center for Policy Analysis:
- Solyndra ($535 million)
- A123 Systems ($435 million)
- Beacon Power ($43 million)
- EnerDel ($118.5 million)
- Babcock & Brown ($178 million)
- Solar Trust of America ($2.1 billion)
- Abound Solar ($400 million)
The Antithesis of Nike… Don't Do It!
On the surface, green energy sounds like a great investment. In reality, though, it's too expensive, even with heavy government assistance. And when the economics don't work, neither do the investments.
Even Mr. Gore is souring on green investments, though he's still out crusading for the cause.
SEC filings show that his company, Generation Investment, bailed on its eight-figure investment in First Solar (FSLR).
The fund is also reportedly down 57% on its investment in Germany's SMA Solar over the last year. And it's hemorrhaging capital with its bet on China's Suntech Power Holdings Co. (STP), which is off almost 60% in 2012.
Could Mr. Gore soon head for the exits with these investments, too? I'm sure if that happens, we'll get spoon-fed a line about doing what he says, not what he does.
Sorry. Actions speak louder than words, particularly when it comes to investing. So I'm not going to buy it.
Bottom line: If you're investing for green, don't invest in green energy. Despite the myth, there's no solid opportunity in the sector at this time.
Ahead of the tape,
Louis Basenese
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Green investing or controling greenhouse gas investing was never going to be a good investment unless there was a way to make carbon fueled energy more expensive with a tax or subsidise non carbon fuels. Let's say that taxes or subsidies decreased carbon fuel use by 10 percent, 20 percent, 30 percent all the way down to 80 percent and more less carbon fuels being used. The price of the carbon fuel would be very low because of the over supply. The machinery to deliver carbon fuels would still be there without much being used. Reducing greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere means that carbon fuels will drop in price and still nobody would use it.
Green energy can never succeed unless governments make all other forms of energy illegal, or at least far too expensive to even consider.
This is true whether modern climate models prove to be predictive, or are alternatively shown to be complete hoaxes.
Many people stand to profit from green energy. Some of these people are quite wealthy, and very well connected to ruling political coalitions.
The track record for these green energy ventures has been very poor over the past 30 to 40 years, and will likely continue that way for the next several decades. But if government can guarantee that investors will recoup their investment regardless of profitability, there will not be any shortage of investors or new green ventures.


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From: David Faux <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Why G in Scotland?
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 15:31:23 -0800 (PST)
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Hello Elizabeth:
I hope that someone (preferably Grant South who really has a good grasp of the subject) has replied by now. I don't believe that I have a clear enough understanding to do justice to your question.
David F.
Dear Listers,
I missed something, somewhere. Why is it that there would be any
expectation of the G Y-chrom haplogroup in Scotland? Many thanks! Beth
Dr. David K. Faux, P.O. Box 192, Seal Beach, CA, 90740, USA
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Friday, February 21, 2014
25-Man Roster Dissection: Brian Duensing
Last year's Twins All-Stars Joe Mauer and Glen Perkins are the only men who have a longer tenure with the Twins than Brian Duensing. These other two men have gone on to do some great things in a Twins uniform and it seems like Duensing is still trying to find his niche. 2013 was a year of changes for Duensing and the team hopes he is on a path for improvement.
2013 Recap: 3.98 ERA, 1.48 WHIP, 56 SO, 22 BB (61.0 IP)
For the first time in his professional career, Duensing didn't make a start in 2013. The Twins let him get accustom to his role in the bullpen and this helped him to post an ERA of under 5.00 for the first time since 2010. As one would expect, his strikeout rate jumped from 5.7 SO/9 in 2012 to 8.3 SO/9 in 2013. Unfortunately, his walk rate was also the highest mark since his rookie season. It was nice to see the team not jerk him around between starting and relieving for an entire season. Minnesota has seen recent success in starters turned relievers with Glen Perkins being the poster child at the bullpen's back end. It would have been nice to see some better numbers from Duensing last season but this leaves him with plenty of opportunity to improve moving forward.
Forecasting 2014: 3.80 ERA, 1.32 WHIP, 46 SO, 17 BB (58.0 IP)
It's an important season in the career of Brian Duensing. There were questions swirling this offseason as to whether the Twins would offer him arbitration since he is getting further along in the process. The team eventually decided to offer him arbitration and he will cost $2 million for 2014. Overall, this isn't a huge hit against the team but the Twins could probably find a replacement level player that would get paid the league minimum. The Twins are committed to Duensing for 2014 but his future in Minnesota might depend on how good he looks this year. If Scott Diamond, Vance Worley, or Sam Deduno don't make the rotation, they could join Duensing in the failed starters club out in the Twins bullpen. He will make some small improvements this year but it won't be enough for the Twins to keep him and his rising salary around for 2015.
25-Man Roster Safety: Locked-In
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Human Health and Prion Diseases
In August, 2008 the first Michigan case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) was confirmed in a 3 year old deer from a privately owned animal facility in Kent County. CWD is fatal neurological disease found in cervids (deer, elk and moose). The disease is a transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE), caused by an abnormal protein known as a prion.
To date, CWD is not known to cause or be associated with disease in humans. No increase in human prion disease has been observed in areas of the western United States where CWD has been endemic in cervid populations for decades. However, because much is still unknown about prion diseases, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization advise that humans do not consume animals that have been tested and are known to be infected with CWD. In general, people should not handle or consume wild animals that appear sick or act abnormally, regardless of the cause.
CWD prions are primarily found in central nervous system tissues (e.g. brain and spinal cord) and the lymphatic system (e.g. tonsils, lymph nodes and spleen) of infected cervids. Humans should avoid the handling or consumption of these tissues. Hunters should wear disposable gloves while field dressing and bone out meat from the carcass. Recent research has shown that CWD prions may also be found in the saliva and urine of the infected animal. Experiments conducted suggest that CWD prions can persist in the environment and may indirectly infect other susceptible animals that come into contact with the contaminated environment.
There are many different forms of prion diseases that affect humans and animals. Currently, the only known animal prion disease that has caused disease in humans is Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), or "mad cow" disease. This disease in humans is known as variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD). Since the discovery of variant CJD in 1996, 208 people in 11 countries have been diagnosed with the disease. Only 3 cases of BSE have been found to date in the cows tested in the United States; 1 cow imported from Canada in 2003, 1 cow from Texas in 2004, and 1 cow from Alabama in 2006. No cases of domestically acquired vCJD have been found in the United States.
While variant CJD may be the most well known human prion disease, it is not the most common. Sporadic CJD, a form of prion disease not associated with any animal disease, accounts for approximately 90% of all human prion disease cases and is believed to be caused by a spontaneous genetic mutation that causes the production of the abnormal prion protein that can not be broken down by the body. Nearly all of the other human prion diseases are familial prion diseases (meaning they run in a family and can be passed down from one generation to the next) caused by an inherited gene mutation. The risk of acquiring a prion disease from an animal source is extremely remote. Research suggests that the biological differences between humans and animals prevent animal prion diseases from being easily transmitted to people. Scrapie is an animal prion disease in sheep that has been recognized since the 18th century and has never been shown to be transmitted to or cause disease in humans.


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Birnbaum inspires women with talks at TWU and UNC
By Eddy Ball
In March, NIEHS/NTP Director Linda Birnbaum, Ph.D., was doubly honored as a role model with talks at Texas Woman's University (TWU) and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC).
Birnbaum spoke March 1 as one of three distinguished women scientists making keynote presentations before an audience of women scientists in training at the inaugural seminar of the Ann Stuart and Ray R. Poliakoff Celebration of Science series at TWU in Denton, Texas. The next day, she returned to Chapel Hill, N.C., to address a similar group of students at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health Center for Environmental Health and Susceptibility, as its 2012 Women in Science speaker (see text box).
The future of environmental health
In her talk at TWU, Birnbaum focused on the evolution of NIEHS and NTP during her three years as director, and her vision for the Institute's future as the world's premier research center for the environmental health sciences.
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Setting the stage for a review of emerging paradigms in the understanding of environmental health and exciting new directions in research at NIEHS and NTP, Birnbaum challenged her audience to think divergently about the role of environment in human health, especially in terms of the developmental origins of disease and the complex causes of complex diseases.
"It's not enough to simply acknowledge that the environment has an effect on people's health," she told her young colleagues. "We also need to recognize that our old assumptions about toxicants and how they affect our bodies are being changed by modern science."
Understanding that chemicals can act like hormones and drugs, to disrupt the control of development and function at very low doses to which the average person is exposed, and that susceptibility to disease persists long after exposure, Birnbaum explained, has led NIEHS and NTP into new directions of research. She pointed to new initiatives in the areas of low dose exposures, windows of exposure, advanced toxicology screening, the effects of mixtures, routes of exposure, emerging hazards, human health effects of climate change, disaster response, and clinical research as the basis for public health and prevention efforts.
Following a data-rich discussion of new approaches to environmental public health innovative research initiatives and the Institute's strategic plan for the next five years, Birnbaum concluded with a look back at Rachel Carson, the woman whose eloquence inspired the environmental movement with her 1962 book, "Silent Spring." Birnbaum concluded by saying, "We've really come a long way…women and research. It's been thrilling to be a part of it all."
Birnbaum ended her talk with a caveat — "The dire prediction of a silent spring has not come true, but the job is not yet done."
The Celebration of Science Series at TWU
The program began with a forum with students titled "Women in Science: Challenges and Promises," which helped set the stage for the keynote presentations. Along with Birnbaum's talk, Shana Kelley, Ph.D., a professor in the department of pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Toronto, addressed "Using Nanotechnology to Diagnose Disease," and Kimberly Orth, Ph.D., a professor in the department of molecular biology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, explored "Black Spot, Black Death, Black Pearl: The Tales of Bacterial Effectors."
An evening reception gave students the opportunity to talk with their distinguished guests.
According to TWU, the Ann Stuart and Ray R. Poliakoff Celebration of Science Series has a two-decade funding commitment for the departments of biology, and chemistry and biochemistry, to develop a sustained program of promoting and celebrating the wonders, truths, and mysteries of science.
The series was started with a $200,000 gift from Stuart, the chancellor of TWU, and Poliakoff, her late husband, announced April 1, 2011 during dedication of the leading-edge Ann Stuart Science Complex. Both Stuart, who holds a Ph.D. in English, and Poliakoff were first-generation graduates of public higher education, and both often said it was their education that enabled them to pursue the opportunities that enriched their lives.
Inspiring women at UNC
In her presentation March 2 at the 2012 spring seminar series at UNC, Birnbaum wove together a personal narrative on work/life balance with an overview of NIEHS and NTP environmental public health initiatives. Speakers typically give a scientific seminar to the larger scientific community at UNC, as well as meet informally with young female scientists to discuss issues related to women in science.
In the invitation to Birnbaum, the series host, UNC professor Regina Carelli, Ph.D., described her as the perfect person to represent and promote women in science. "You have been such a positive role model for me over the years," Carelli wrote. "It would be wonderful for me to be able to share your wisdom with young women scientists at Carolina."
Birnbaum rose to the occasion with a talk titled "You Can Have It All," tracing her scientific career from its roots in middle school in Teaneck, N.J., where she enjoyed the support of great parents, great teachers, and, later on, great mentors. "Having it all is a very individual thing," she began. "For me, it's fulfilling my love of science, keeping involved with the community, and of course my family." And, she added, having as much fun at it as possible.
The talk traced Birnbaum's career with family and work photos, from her high school science projects to her current position as leader of NIEHS and NTP, where she transitioned into the scientific segment of her talk. As she did in her talk at TWU, Birnbaum concluded her talk at UNC by recognizing Rachel Carson, one of the many remarkable women who have shaped modern science. Carson also helped set the stage for women to work toward the goal of having it all — balancing career with family, community, and the sheer joy of living life and work fully.


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Matchmakers Announced for NBC's READY FOR LOVE
NBC announced today that preeminent matchmaker Amber Kelleher-Andrews, relationship author Tracy McMillan and professional dating coach Matthew Hussey will join the innovative relationship series READY FOR LOVE, premiering in Winter 2012-13.
The series, from executive producer Eva Longoria, UnbeliEVAble Entertainment, Renegade 83 and Universal Television, will give three successful and handsome men - Ben Patton (http://www.facebook.com/PattonB), an international financier from Dallas; Tim Lopez (http://www.facebook.com/TimJLopez), a member of the popular music group Plain White T's from Santa Barbara, Calif., and Ernesto Arguello (http://www.facebook.com/arguelloernesto), an entrepreneur with a social vision from Miami - the chance to find their soul mate. The three relationship experts will bring their individual styles and experiences to help the girls and guys find their perfect match.
Giuliana and Bill Rancic will host the series where the three matchmakers will help the men find their perfect mates.
The announcement was made by Paul Telegdy, President, Alternative and Late Night Programming, NBC Entertainment.
"These are three of the best relationship experts in the world, each coming to the show with their own unique approaches to matchmaking and fostering healthy, long-lasting relationships,'" said Telegdy. "The chances of the men finding true love are infinitely better because the matchmakers hand-selected women they feel will be most compatible with each of the guys."
Kelleher-Andrews is the CEO of Kelleher International, the top international search firm credited in the press with matching Fortune 500 CEO's and A-list celebrities as well as members of the British royal family, Gettys, duPonts and Rockefellers. Kelleher-Andrews has been featured as a relationship expert and matchmaker on NBC's Today Show, Good Morning America, 20/20, Entertainment Tonight and People magazine. In 1998, Kelleher-Andrews partnered with her mother Jill, and opened the second office of what is now considered the largest and most exclusive matchmaking firm in the world. She recently graced the cover of European CEO magazine and is a regular contributor for The Huffington Post. Kelleher-Andrews was awarded back-to-back global matchmaking awards for 2010 and 2011 and also received critical acclaim as host for her radio talk show, "The Rules of Engagement" where Kelleher-Andrews' unique expertise provides insight into the challenges of dating in the modern world. For more information please visit www.kelleher-international.com
For McMillan, matchmaking isn't a business -- it comes out of being a friend. Over the past ten years, McMillan has been a go-to gal for friends, friends-of-friends, at her workplaces, and sometimes even just performing random acts of relationship advising wherever she happens to be. She draws from her life experiences -- she grew up in foster care and has been married and divorced three -- yes, three -- times. She firmly believes that where you have your biggest challenges, is where you also have the most to give. Her experiences with marriage give her a unique perspective on what women are doing wrong -- for better and for worse. McMillan's background means she doesn't speak down to women, but she does encourage them to get honest -- very, very honest -- with themselves. She feels that change always starts in the same place -- within. With a combination of wit, insight, and a big, big heart Tracy has gotten hundreds of women ready for love -- expertise she now brings to millions of viewers of "Ready for Love." McMillan is also the author of "Why You're Not Married... Yet" (Ballantine) the book based on the controversial and much-viralized 2011 Huffington Post blog which has tallied 2.2 million views so far -- the most ever in the sites history. The book was also named one of Time magazine's Top Ten Opinion Pieces of 2011. McMillan is also an accomplished television writer, whose credits include "Mad Men," "United States of Tara,"" Necessary Roughness," and "Life on Mars." She's the mother of a 15-year-old son and lives in Los Angeles. For more information on McMillan please go to http://www.tracymcmillan.com and for some of her writing check out her book "Why You're Not Married Yet" or her article on The Huffington Post
Hussey's rise to success as a motivational speaker has been meteoric. Early in his career, he spent two years dedicated to helping over 10,000 men fix their love life problems. As his reputation grew, Hussey found himself approached by increasing numbers of women, eager to hear what he had learned about the male perspective on love and romance. In 2008, Hussey formed a new company, GetTheGuy, focusing exclusively on relationships and aimed solely at women. The brand established Hussey as one of the leading experts in the field of human attraction in the U.K. and U.S. Now, through his viral Internet broadcasts, his sell-out weekend group workshops and his roster of private clients, he has been able to pass on his insights and strategies to 50,000 women in live events and over 4 million online. Corporate clients include Hugo Boss, Virgin, Proctor & Gamble, Accenture, British royalty and celebrities such as Christina Aguilera, whom he worked with personally in July 2011. He has also lectured at Oxford University to the Department of Neuroethics. Hussey is the new international guru of the dating and relationship-coaching scene. More information on Hussey can be found at www.howtogettheguy.com


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BELTON — In overtime, Belton shined.
After scoring the first 14 points of the game and holding an early 17-point lead, the Tigers almost let it all slip away as Copperas Cove rallied to tie the game 56-56 at the end of regulation.
Belton responded by making 5 of 6 field goals and 5 of 6 free throws in overtime to earn a 72-66 victory and keep its unblemished District 8-5A record intact.
"We have a great shooting team, and when you put them on the line, where you don't have anybody contesting their shot, we just make all our free throws," Belton coach Charlie Lewis said. "This is something we've been talking about — mental toughness — and this is where we need to be as a program."
The outcome, however, could have easily been reversed.
While Belton (7-8, 2-0) never trailed, the Bulldawgs managed to tie the game five times with the first deadlock occurring at 48-48 with 20 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
With the game tied 56-56, the Bulldawgs (12-4, 1-1) held the ball for the final 1:35 of regulation before senior Deion Robinson missed a potential game-winner as time expired, sending the contest into overtime. Once there, Daniel Mills recorded eight of his game-high 29 points, including a pair of free throws and a jumper to push the Tigers' lead to 67-63 with a little more than a minute remaining.
Andre Ewing added a free throw to extend Belton's advantage to five points, 68-63, before Copperas Cove senior Cory Scott made his sixth 3-pointer to pull the Bulldawgs within two. They did not score again.
"We made our free throws (late) and played great defense," said Mills, who added 10 rebounds and two blocks. "That is what is going to win us games in district — defense."
Outside of Scott's pair of 3-pointers, the Bulldawgs were 1 of 7 from the field in overtime after surviving a 3-of-15 shooting performance in the fourth quarter.
"We didn't hit shots when we needed to hits shots," Copperas Cove coach Billy White Jr. said. "They were able to come out and get a big lead, and anytime you spot somebody that many points early, its tough to climb out of that. But Belton fought hard to the end, and that is something I've got to tip my hat to them on."
The Bulldawgs missed 11 of their first 16 shots, including 8-of-10 3-pointers, allowing Belton to run out to a 14-0 lead that grew to 24-7 before the end of the first quarter. But Copperas Cove pulled to within 30-28 on a pair of Scott free throws two minutes before halftime.
For every Bulldawgs run, however, Belton produced a response.
The Tigers pushed their lead to 39-30 early in the third quarter before Cedric Carlisle made a 3-pointer to tie the game for the first time. Despite falling into two four-point deficits, Copperas Cove answered each time with Tyler Wilson producing the game-tying jumper with two minutes remaining, but Belton made critical stops to force overtime.
In overtime, Belton junior Braden Hammond scored five of his 22 points, including a 3-pointer to snap a 58-58 tie with 2:48 remaining. Scott made 6 of 17 3-point attempts to score a team-high 24 points, but only one other Bulldawg finished with more than seven points.
Copperas Cove was outscored 16-10 in overtime, but White said his team lost the game in the first quarter.
"They outplayed us in those first few minutes (of the game) and in the first quarter," he said, "and that was the difference in the game."


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There's no easy way to pack for San Francisco. Mark Twain's famous quip "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco" certainly rings true, with temperatures ranging from 11 to 22 degrees from June through September. Locals will tell you they leave home in shorts but always carry a scarf, umbrella and jacket. Thankfully this Californian city has one of the best transport systems in the world – making it easy to ditch the bike and hop on the MUNI (train) or a cable car if the weather changes drastically mid-adventure. Lombard Street, often called "the crookedest street in the world", is best attacked on foot, or by car if you're prepared to drive slowly.
A stone's throw from Palo Alto and Silicon Valley, San Francisco is home to many of America's tech titans including Oracle founder
San Francisco is a city of contrasts, however, and its mild climate and social programs, which provide cash payments to the homeless, also make it a haven for the less fortunate. It is often considered the homeless capital of the United States and this is something you'll notice as you traverse its parks and neighbourhoods. Here are a few to explore.
As America's Cup host this year, San Francisco was inundated with sailing fans – around two million people flocked to the strip of piers by the water known as the Embarcadero to watch the regatta, bringing a $US900 million ($968million) boost to the city's tourism sector. From here you can catch a ferry to Alcatraz Island and be locked inside the now non-functioning jail, peruse the shops in the Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, or watch the city's famous sea lions lounging and grunting on Pier 39.
Once an industrial district, South of Market, or SoMa, is now the city's geographical centre, close to Union Square with its department stores and luxury shops. It's here you'll find hotels such as the stylish W, the grandiose St Regis (which is offering a free shuttle to and from the Embarcadero during the Cup) and, nearby, The Clift, with its legendary Redwood Room. SoMa also hosts San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), which is currently closed for construction – exhibitions are being held at various venues around the city.
The section of Broadway Street extending from Divisadero to Lyon Street in Pacific Heights is known as the "Gold Coast" – where many of the aforementioned tech titans reside. From up here, views of the city are clearer and one can usually see the Golden Gate Bridge, the Marin Headlands, and Alcatraz Island. The affluent suburb of Nob Hill (sometimes referred to as Snob Hill) is home to a growing number of urban professionals and, increasingly, immigrants from nearby Chinatown. If you've a few hours to spare, Nob Hill Spa at The Huntington Hotel (www.nobhillspa.com) offers a rooftop view of the neighbourhood. The Hanakasumi Cherry Blossom Ritual is most relaxing and best taken after a dip in the indoor pool, lunch, champagne and a doze in the Zen Room.
It's still the 60s for many here with the homeless and their dogs lounging in the park at the end of Haight Street and a strong whiff of mary jane wafting through the air. America's largest independent record store, the famous Amoeba Music (www.amoeba.com), continues to do a roaring trade in records and CDs and often hosts live gigs. Further along the street you'll find an interesting assortment of vintage clothing shops, pubs and cafes (including a very good shoe shop called Shoe Biz www.shoebizsf.com). And if you're a hippy from way back you can go searching for the homes of the Grateful Dead (710 Ashbury), Janis Joplin (122 Lyon), Jefferson Airplane (2400 Fulton) and Jimi Hendrix (1524 Haight).
The streets of Mission are filled with more hippies, eclectic coffee shops, funky clothes stores and the best Mexican food haunts in town. There's a live pianist in store at Viracocha (www.viracochasf.com) and new and old titles at Dog Eared Books (www.dogearedbooks.com). Check out Paxton Gate (www.paxtongate.com), a taxidermist's paradise that sells exotic plants, animal eyeballs, skulls, bones and barnacles. Balmy Alley and Clarion Alley Mural Project are public walls in the Mission featuring work by local artists, with guided tours available.
From Mission it's an easy walk to Castro, a once-Irish community transformed by the sexual revolution into the unofficial capital of the gay and lesbian movement. It became known as Castro after the eponymous theatre, which still today has lines of people queuing up to see classics. Walk up hilly Castro Street and you'll find cute bars and restaurants, boutique shops and delectable baked goods at Hot Cookie – though please note some cookie shapes are not for the prudish.
The Louis Vuitton City Guide team released a compendium on San Francisco for the first time in October last year, for 2013.
In keeping with its pattern of finding a cultural figure to share his or her off-the-beaten-track finds for each city guide, the San Francisco version features tips from the North Californian installation artist and photographer Catherine Wagner.
Although the book itself is often criticised for an absence of colour or imagery, the City Guides are informative, light-weight and contain a mix of ideas to suit most travellers. There will not be a 2014 San Francisco City Guide; Louis Vuitton will instead focus its attention on Sydney, Australia.
A new design format is also currently in the works.
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1950 Drexel New Hampton Court 6-Drawer Mahogany Bow-Front Buffet
This classic American mahogany buffet is from the New Hampton Court Collection made by the Drexel Furniture Company. Its style offers a harmonious blending of the best Chippendale and Sheraton influences. The model number is 4107-4, manufactured September 1950. The Drexel mark is burned into the inside of the top drawer, and the back bears the stenciled identification.This piece is classic Drexel, having four wide bow-front center drawers with smaller side drawers above the cabinet doors. The drawers and cabinet doors are faced in matched mahogany veneer with a rich dark brown color. The cabinet doors feature a graceful oval inlay, and the case has carved corner posts. A typically 18th century touch is found in the circular drawer pulls which are the original Hepplewhite solid brass handles, and the doors have the original solid brass pulls. Silverware drawer has the original Pacific Silver Cloth lining in excellent condition. Finely crafted from solid wood, it is in very good original condition. The drawers are made from solid wood with dovetail construction and center guides to prevent binding. The drawers open and close smoothly, and the cabinet doors are securely held shut by bullet catches. Width 62 inches; Depth 22 inches


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Graphene — it's about Geim
Graphene could be the super-material that brings about the second industrial revolution. We meet the man who made it
How do you address a professor who has won a Nobel Prize and been offered a knighthood but hasn't yet been knighted?
In the flesh, "hello" seemed to work fine. But in an e-mail to thank him for his time, I wrote "Dear Sir Andre". He replied: "Apparently Daniel [the University of Manchester press officer] has not informed you that those who call me Sir are called Baldrick in return."
There is probably only one person alive who has discovered something that could prove to be the foundation of a new industrial era, and his alter ego turns out to be Blackadder. His preferred honorific is actually "Sir squared", because it draws attention to the Dutch knighthood that he has also been awarded, and it…


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Tasty Baking Co. produces more than 4.8 million cakes, doughnuts, cookies and pies each day. And the Philadelphia-based snack food giant also manages to generate another crucial commodity -- computer data -- in equally impressive amounts. "It's something to be concerned about," says Brendan O'Malley, Tasty Baking's vice president and CIO.
Like a growing number of businesses worldwide, Tasty Baking is facing a data explosion. The use of e-mail and rich media applications plus the need to stay on top of regulatory compliance are stretching storage resources to the limit at a time when budgets are shrinking. Handling rapidly spiraling storage needs without spending tons of money is a challenge that's facing just about all IT managers. O'Malley crystallizes the need into a single phrase: "More space for the money."
To get a handle on storage demands, IT managers need to carefully examine internal storage practices, use specialized software tools and find appropriate storage systems for various kinds of data. Andrew Reichman, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc., says that they must look first at the two best ways of cutting storage costs. "One is using more-dense drives, and the other is reducing your footprint," he says.
Footprint reduction is relatively easy, says Reichman, asking, "Can you use the Delete key?" But David Hill, founder of The Mesabi Group, a storage management consultancy in Westwood, Mass., notes that many businesses, particularly those in regulated industries, are scared stiff of deleting anything other than spam. "There are a lot of legal reasons, tax reasons," he says. "You have to be careful about how you go about getting rid of data."
Fixed vs. Fluid
Although managers may be reluctant to flush files, they can bring greater efficiencyand cost savings to their storage processes by organizing data more efficiently. Hill recommends separating fixed content -- e-mails, boilerplate documents and other rarely modified files -- from active archives that contain more fluid types of data, such as transactional data.
Virtual Storage Headaches
What is the top challenge related to storage for your virtual server environment?
* Maintaining high performance: 23%
* Completing backups on time: 19%
* Efficiently managing storage capacity: 14%
* Controlling costs: 11%
* Provisioning storage: 8%
* Deploying tiered storage solutions: 7%
* Performing effective application restores: 6%
* Generating accurate and useful reports on the environment: 6%
* Maintaining a high backup success rate: 3%
* Deploying effective multipath solutions: 2%
* Other: 1%
Source:Forrester Research Inc. survey of 124 global IT decision-makers currently using x86 server virtualization technology, September-October, 2008
Hill notes that many businesses unthinkingly use costly, high-performance Fibre Channel storage environments for both types of data. Yet splitting up fixed and active data makes it possible to use less-expensive storage technologies for less volatile information. "You can use what's called capacity storage instead of performance storage," Hill says.
Capacity storage usually comes in the form of Serial ATA drives, which have higher capacity but cost less than other options. "So you get more bang for your buck," Hill says. "That's one thing that businesses can do: move some of their data to these lower-cost drives."
O'Malley agrees that organizing content is a relatively easy way to cut costs. "We have some high-performance applications that run on Fibre Channel, and other applications that don't need that kind of performance that we run on regular SATA types of disks, where we have a better price for performance," he says.
Data de-duplication -- the process of eliminating redundant files -- can also save precious storage space. Backup products that de-duplicate data at the host level include Asigra's Televaulting, EMC's Avamar and Symantec's Veritas NetBackup PureDisk. Disk libraries from Data Domain, Diligent Technologies, EMC, Quantum and Sepaton de-duplicate data at the target level, such as the desktop. Both methods determine whether data segments or files are identical by running a file-level comparison or using a hashing algorithm.
Even relatively insignificant files can pile up to create a big storage headache, says Dave Richerson, manager of infrastructure services at Republic Bank in Louisville, Ky. "If we send a Word document out, that doesn't make a huge impact on the e-mail system," he says. "But 15 people might store that Word document on their home directory as something to refer to down the road and, well, that's 15 copies."
To create space-efficient backups without endangering critical data, Republic uses Avamar for its branch office backups and EMC Disk Library for data center backups. "We've had this system in place for about four months and have seen an immediate, positive improvement in storage efficiency," Richerson says.
De-duplication vendors often claim that their tools can provide a specific ratio of data reduction. Actual data de-duplication ratios can vary widely from customer to customer, of course, but Richerson says he was "floored" by the ratio his deployment achieved. "We see a de-dupe of 8-to-1, or basically 24TB of data is de-duped down to 3TB," he says.
Virtual Efficiency
At the cutting edge of storage, virtualization promises to help businesses archive data with unprecedented efficiency. Greg Thompson, director of IT at Northeast Bank, is relying on the EqualLogic PS5000 Series virtualized storage-area network from Dell Inc. to store corporate data. The systems are based on a virtualized modular storage architecture that enables Lewiston, Maine-based Northeast to purchase storage as it is needed, preventing overprovisioning.
For Thompson, the new technology marked a welcome departure from local server-based storage. "Local storage on servers gets unruly," he says. "When you run out of space, what do you do, buy another server? So we decided central storage was the answer for us."
Thompson says he opted to tie central storage together with virtualization for server and storage consolidation. "The whole process has worked really well for us," he says, noting that storage can now be scaled easily and efficiently whenever the need arises.
Thompson also appreciates the virtualized environment's inherent redundancy. "If we do have a critical, fatal error happening here at the primary data center, we can have access to just about all our network data within a matter of hours," he says.
Like Thompson, O'Malley says that virtualization can give a big boost to businesses striving for better storage efficiency. Tasty Baking now uses a FAS3020 system from NetApp Inc. (download PDF) to provide Fibre Channel-based storage resources to 40 virtual servers running on 10 physical servers. "We moved away from having any local storage on servers or having any sort of direct-attached storage or anything of that kind," O'Malley says. "Now everything runs off NetApp."
Before O'Malley and his team moved to the virtualized environment, adding storage was both a challenge and a puzzle. "If we were out of storage on a particular server, we wondered if we should find more slots where we could put more disks in, or maybe attach some storage directly to that box," he recalls. "You might have storage space on another server, but you couldn't really share it over to that machine."
The new environment allows O'Malley to consolidate and optimize storage resources. "We've got one place where everybody is going for storage," he says. "With the thin provisioning, and the ability to move storage, we have one bucket that we're pulling from, and we can get by with a lot less overhead."
The virtualized arrangement allows for more planning flexibility. "We don't have to determine what the maximum possible storage might be for an application over the next three years," O'Malley says. "We don't have to ask that question before we start and advise the server to hold that."
Virtualization also frees storage from constraints imposed by a server's physical configuration. "It's now just a question of finding more storage from the single pool on NetApp," O'Malley says.
He notes that storage efficiency and simplicity meshes well with Tasty Baking's corporate philosophy. "When you think about it, we're just like a corner bakery, only a thousand times bigger," O'Malley says. "What's key for us is keeping our environments as simple as we can."
Edwards is a freelance writer in Gilbert, Ariz. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
This story, "Struggling with supersized storage" was originally published by Computerworld.


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I hope Wilson, performing at E.J. Thomas Hall on Sunday night with Jeff Beck, is right and not just delusional. Guess I'll find out.
From the digital desk of the Associated Press:
NEW YORK (AP) — Brian Wilson says that with time, he's become a stronger performer.
"It's gotten better. We've had a little practice. ... The musicianship, the vocals have gotten better," he said in a recent interview.
Wilson is on a joint tour with Jeff Beck. It wraps Oct. 30 in Milwaukee and includes Al Jardine and David Marks.
Wilson, the 71-year-old singer and songwriter, even said he's improved since the Beach Boys' 50th anniversary tour last year: "It was a very sentimental experience, but the vocals are even better now."
Wilson wouldn't talk about the drama with Mike Love surrounding the band or what the future of the group entailed. Wilson and Love, cousins and founding members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band that helped crystalize the California sound of the 1960s, have been embroiled in a series of divisive lawsuits.
Close to three hours long, Wilson and Beck's collaborative concert kicks off with traditional Beach Boys hits, Beck's set and then an encore together. At one point, 17 people are onstage.
"I was totally and utterly mesmerized — the sound and the performance, all the harmonies, just mindboggling," the English guitarist said of watching Wilson and the others perform. Beck first performed with Wilson at his MusiCares Person of the Year tribute in 2006.
Wilson also said he's working on a new album, which he said is half-done and includes contributions from Beck.
"So far it's mellow music, medium rock, slow rock," he said.
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Hannah Storm has signed a multi-year extension with ESPN. Storm co-hosts the 9 a.m. to noon ET edition of ESPN's flagship news program SportsCenter with Josh Elliott. As part of the extension, Storm expands her responsibilities beyond her initial SportsCenter role to include on-site studio hosting duties from events such as the Super Bowl, NBA Finals, Wimbledon and the US Open. In addition, Storm continues her role as host of NBA coverage, including on ABC and ESPN. Storm also has hosted ESPN Sports Saturday on ABC which debuted in 2010. During the NFL season, she hosts the Sunday morning edition of SportsCenter, leading into Sunday NFL Countdown. She will continue to co-host the Tournament of Roses Parade on ABC. This past September, Storm made her debut as a film producer on ESPN's documentary Unmatched about the rivalry and friendship between Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Storm will next be directing a short film for Women's World Cup, which will air later this year.
Hannah Storm Extends Deal With ESPN
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Hannah's great. A true class act. Spoke with her many a moons ago during an NBA Finals and I have to say she was one of the most pleasant media celebrity types on the landscape. Funny. Self-effacing. Pretty. Talented. And, unlike too many ladies who are put on football sidelines as sole eye candy, Ms. Storm KNOWS her sports stuff.
What more can you ask for?
Glad to see she's a continuing success in her field. ESPN is lucky to have her.
Hannah Storm is a great sportscaster.
She is bright, personable, honorable and a good looking lady.*
* This probably should not count as a skill set, but it is worth mentioning.
Here's wishing her continued success.
Wish someone would make her the full-time NBA studio host and kick Stu Scott to the curb. Hannah is the best.
I love Hannah Storm. I grew up watching her in studio for NBC's NBA coverage and she is the perfect balance of everything you could want for a host.
I agree with Brick's point about kicking Stu Scott to the curb, how does anyone tolerate his obnoxious and lowest common denominator approach? He's toned down over the years but I find him unbearable.
Cheers to Hannah!
Hannah is sweet.
So we can look forward to more years of watching Hannah on ESPN in her slutwear? I highly approve.


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athamas, regarding this as the fulfilment of the oracle, settled there and married a third wife, Themisto.
The old man is either Silenus, or it may be athamas, Inos husband.
Now Pelias, brother of athamas, had usurped the throne of Thessaly.
athamas, having incurred the wrath of Hera, was seized with madness, and slew his son Learchus.
athamas: Married to a sister of Semele, was made insane by the angry Juno, with the result described in the text.
There are several species, having the same general form as the Jason, including athamas, pl.
In the story of the Argonautic expedition we have athamas, who marries Nephele (the mist).
The whole athamas story, in Greece, is a tissue of popular tales found in every part of the world.
Then madness came upon that foolish king athamas, and ruin upon Ino and her children.
Many, many years ago, there was a man called athamas, and he had a wife whose name was Nephele.


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whats the factory bluetooth pin for it? i tried 1111 and 0000 and they dont work?
There is no factory pin. When pairing, enter a number (any number) on your device, then use the unit's remote to enter that same number when prompted. If the two numbers match you will be paired.


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AT&T Audio Conferencing Services Wins Customer Award from Frost and Sullivan
Recognized for Improving Audio Collaboration
Bedminster, New Jersey, November 9, 2006
Emphasizing its leadership in audioconferencing, AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) announced today that AT&T TeleConference Services has received the 2006 Customer Value Enhancement Award from the research firm Frost & Sullivan for the telecommunication company's remarkable contribution to the North American Audio Conferencing Services Product Market.
Frost & Sullivan recognized AT&T's ability to offer exceptional value to customers and its capacity to efficiently assist companies of all sizes to improve audio collaboration. AT&T was also commended for its ability to expand its installed base at a time when the audioconferencing market is redefining itself with unified communications services, according to the research firm.
"We greatly appreciate being recognized as a leader in the audioconferencing market with innovative solutions that optimize day-to-day business operations," said Deborah Marker, director, AT&T TeleConference Services. "We remain committed to a long-term global IP strategy that places audioconferencing as one of the key applications for business growth and development," Marker said.
With more than six decades of teleconferencing experience, AT&T remains the leading force in the audioconferencing market, which Frost & Sullivan estimates at US $2.82 billion in 2006, with the potential to reach $3.41 billion over the next five years. According to Frost & Sullivan, declining business travel is one reason driving the high demand for audioconferencing services along with increasing demand for Web conferencing services, the convenience of reservationless conferencing and new IP-driven features and functionality.
AT&T's audioconferencing services connect two or more people using traditional voice switched-circuit as well as the latest IP technology. Only a phone is required. AT&T offers customers three primary types of audioconferencing services, which participants can access using toll-free and caller-paid phone numbers:
- Reservationless. AT&T Reservationless Service is the most flexible, because it is "always available." It provides hosts with predetermined dial-in numbers (caller-paid and toll-free) and access codes. Hosts have conferences without making reservations. There are two primary versions: the popular Reservationless Automated Dial-In and Reservationless Operator Assisted Dial-In, which provides specialists to meet and greet participants as they dial in.
- Reservation-Based. Customers reserve conference calls by calling customer care or using the AT&T Internet Reservations System. Customers can also reserve recurring meetings that use the same dial-in phone numbers and access codes.
- Executive Service. AT&T Executive Service is a reservation-based audio and Web service targeted toward customers requiring larger teleconference meetings and high-profile events. A professional moderator can be requested to manage events for large gatherings, such as annual meetings, investor relations conferences, press conferences or all-employee meetings. Customers can choose from three Executive Service types: Executive, Premier and Event.
AT&T offers a large portfolio of Web and audioconferencing services to enable customers to conduct productive, virtual meetings any time of the day or night. Additionally, AT&T Global TeleConference Service is available for customers with large international participation with access from more than 59 countries around the world; AT&T Web conferencing services combine the best of AT&T audioconferencing and Web capabilities, allowing businesses to avoid extensive travel costs, decision-making delays and jet lag. AT&T videoconferencing services allows two or more sites to join the same pre-scheduled videoconference call at anytime and from anywhere — helping businesses to reduce travel costs and increasing collaboration among employees and suppliers.
More information on AT&T TeleConference Services is available at www.att.com/virtualmeetings.
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much as i like the memories of that moody cow at G&H, i'm sick of holding onto all these old videos.
to be fair, there are some classics, BVT, russian AFC, old ufc's, superbrawls, all that sort of stuff.
there's crates of the stuff, will posts details very soon, just looking to see if there's anyone in London who wants to come and pick them up for a nominal fee. if so i could sell you a telly with a video built in as well for cheap; it's a london-based one-stop old skool mma shop.


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A prostitute has recanted on her claim to have had sex with federal MP and former union boss Craig Thomson, which was made in an unbroadcast interview with the Nine Network's A Current Affair for which she was allegedly offered $60,000.
The woman told the Seven network's rival program Today Tonight she had told Nine in May she was no longer sure of her claim and was no longer a "credible witness".
"It's just a really terrible case of mistaken identity," she said. "It's horrible for
She said her passport showed she was in New Zealand in 2005 and was not working at the Sydney brothel allegedly visited.
Seven said the woman had not sought payment for the interview and the station had been contacted by her solicitors.
A Current Affair executive producer Grant Williams said later the woman had sworn a statutory declaration to the program that she had had sex with Mr Thomson. He said no money had been paid to any source in the program's investigation, but a sum had been discussed with the woman.
Mr Williams said it appeared the woman had "panicked" after Mr Thomson's speech of defence to Parliament in May.
Mr Thomson, a former Health Services Union national secretary, told Parliament in May he had been set up by his enemies within the union over allegations, which he denies, that he used a union credit card to pay for escort services.
But he faces civil proceedings in the Federal Court over alleged breaches of workplace laws covering union finances and governance.
The dramatic television interview last night came as one of Australia's most senior workplace judges intervened in the Federal Court case determining appointment of an administrator to the HSU's East Branch.
Lawyers for Fair Work Australia vice-president
His counsel, David Rofe, QC, said Mr Lawler had become aware of "highly defamatory allegations" in affidavits filed in the hearing "which, if tested under cross-examination, would prove utterly false and fabricated".
The allegations were "gross interference of his rights as a citizen and a prominent citizen and of course a Federal Court judge", Mr Rofe said.
Mr Lawler's position in Fair Work Australia gives him the standing of a Federal Court judge. A recent Senate committee heard that Mr Lawler has denied any alleged misconduct involving the inquiries by Fair Work's administrative arm into the HSU.
The judge hearing the case, Justice Geoffrey Flick, gave approval for Mr Lawler's lawyers to have access to evidence in the case that related to him and to raise objections to it.
The union's acting national president,
Justice Flick discussed giving the administrator power to bring proceedings to "recover any funds which have been misappropriated".
"On one view of it, in the absence of explanation, it is totally outrageous that no proceedings for monies allegedly misappropriated have been commenced," the judge said.
"And it is equally unfathomable why an investigation has not been internally conducted to see if there is any substance to the allegations."
But the Temby report found the East branch had paid more than $17 million for goods and services without tendering or competitive quotes. It queried transactions that included about $4.9 million paid to an IT company of which the union's general secretary and former Labor Party president, Michael Williamson, was a director.
Lawyers for Mr Brown and the NSW minister support giving the administrator the power to pursue money from current and former officials, but the court heard this could be done only if they were still members of the union.
An interim report on the HSU East branch by lawyer Ian Temby, QC, and accountant Dennis Robertson did not mention Mr Thomson, who ran the national office.
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Meeting may lead to merger for Roswell Park, UB
Top officials from Roswell Park Cancer Institute and the University at Buffalo will meet with a consultant and the state health commissioner Monday to discuss greater collaboration and possibly even a merger between the cancer center and the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences – a move that Rep. Brian Higgins vows to fight, saying it would destroy Roswell Park's national standing.
Dr. Donald L. Trump, president and chief executive officer of the cancer center, confirmed that Roswell Park and UB were looking at building a closer relationship.
Asked if the effort would include studying a possible merger, Trump said: "Nothing is off the table."
Officials in the medical community told The Buffalo News earlier this year that a merger seemed impractical because, for starters, it could not replace lost revenue from the state, which has been cutting back its commitment to Roswell Park for years. Trump said he had not heard specifically about a merger from state officials, but expressed confidence it would be a topic under consideration.
"We agreed to look at every opportunity that would be mutually beneficial," he said.
But Higgins, one of Congress' leading advocates for federal cancer research funding, warned that a Roswell Park-UB merger could endanger the hospital's standing as one of the nation's 41 federally designated comprehensive cancer centers – a designation that is up for renewal.
"This comes at an awful time," said Higgins, who added that the National Cancer Institute, which awards that federal designation, "is raising questions about the future of Roswell because of these merger talks."
Roswell Park was the first federally designated cancer center, and several cancer research breakthroughs – including chemotherapy – started there. Continuing that federal designation is important because much of Roswell Park's federal research funding depends on it, as does the cancer center's reputation.
In recent years, though, Roswell Park has been seeking to develop a new business model, especially in light of the Cuomo administration's 2012 proposal to make the cancer center "operationally independent." That proposal, which would have ended Roswell Park's state subsidy of more than $100 million a year, has since been abandoned.
In its place since March of last year has been a behind-the-scenes effort led by Buffalo's John R. Oshei Foundation to seek ways to improve Roswell Park's business model, including possibly strengthening its ties with UB.
Oshei has hired Cindrich Consulting of Pittsburgh to manage the study. Robert D. Gioia, president of the Oshei Foundation, said the foundation is primarily funding the study's cost, which is expected to run between $50,000 and $100,000.
The goal is to develop a sustainable business plan for Roswell Park by January, said Gioia, who downplayed the idea that the effort will result in a merger.
Asked about that possibility, Gioia said, "I think people are chasing ghosts here."
"We're urging the participants to work through this process to determine if we can come to a combined resolution and what that resolution might look like," Gioia said. "We are aware of many, many possibilities."
The options for UB and Roswell Park include "expanded collaboration and partnerships," Gioia said.
Citing examples of such collaborations that have worked in metro Buffalo, Gioia cited the Gates Vascular Institute – a partnership of Kaleida Health and UB – and the merger of CEPA and Big Orbit galleries, in which CEPA is essentially absorbing Big Orbit.
Yet if UB were to absorb Roswell Park in that way, the results would be disastrous, Higgins warned.
That's because Roswell Park's reputation and the UB medical school's exist on two entirely different planes, he said.
Roswell Park has been one of the nation's leading cancer hospitals for more than a century. But the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education recently placed UB's general surgery and pediatric surgery residency programs on probation, and the university shuttered its dermatology program after that, too, ended up on probation.
"They can't solve the problems of the UB medical school on the backs of Roswell Park," Higgins said. "Western New York needs to position Roswell Park to become the best cancer center in the nation. ... Any effort to merge Roswell with an institution that will jeopardize Roswell Park's designation as a comprehensive cancer center should be rejected aggressively and categorically."
Trump said, however, that successful collaborative efforts between Roswell Park and UB could stop well short of a merger.
For instance, potential opportunities for greater efficiency include combining medical libraries and the management of grants. UB and Roswell Park already have long-standing links in the training of new cancer specialists and cancer-related researchers, and the consultant may recommend ways to enhance those existing relationships, he said.
"Collaborations, linkages and partnerships have become increasingly important across the country in medical care and education," Trump said.
"You need to do this to thrive in an era of reduced funding for science and clinical care," he said. "We've also been asked by New York to examine ways to become more independent of the state."
UB officials, in a statement, said the school is the cancer center's long-time academic partner, with a shared education, research and patient-care mission.
"The university, with Roswell Park and with the support of the Oishei Foundation, is engaged in a process to explore ways we can build upon our shared commitment to improving clinical care, medical research and education in our region, growing the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus and ultimately transforming Buffalo into a world-class health care destination," the statement said.
Asked about a possible Roswell Park-UB merger while in Buffalo last week, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said he knows nothing about it.
"What we have talked about are creative alternatives," Cuomo said.
Asked again about the merger possibility on Friday, state officials said state Health Commissioner Nirav Shah was invited to the meeting Monday to discuss ways Roswell Park and UB can work more collaboratively and that merger is not a topic for the meeting. He will attend.
Still, Higgins wonders and worries.
For one thing, he marveled that the Oshei Foundation could have been involved in the effort since March 2012 with little, if any, public disclosure of its efforts.
"Why is this discussion going on with such secrecy?" he asked.
Moreover, Higgins noted that Albany – and particularly the state Department of Health – has been cutting back on the state commitment to Roswell Park since the Pataki administration. He said he believes the state Department of Health is behind the merger talks, figuring that there are too many hospital beds in Buffalo – and figuring that a merger could bring the state Roswell Park's cancer research dollars, as well as any royalties from cancer breakthroughs made there.
"The New York State Department of Health has had it out for Roswell for a long time," Higgins said. "I don't get it."
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The Top Songs From the Winter of 2003
The Winter of 2003 was definitely the year for Oklahoma native Toby Keith to heat up the airwaves. He's notorious for taking an everyday popular cliche' and turning it into a huge hit song. Such was the case in '03 when he soared to the top of the charts with his song "Who's Your Daddy". The winter of 2003 also had other amazing songs like it.
Check out the top 5 songs from the winter of 2003
Toby Keith – "Who's Your Daddy"
George Strait – "She'll Leave You With A Smile"
Mark Wills – "19 Somethin'"
Blake Shelton – "The Baby"
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- Average Median Income $45,016.00
- Cost of a gallon of Gas $1.83
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Multihull Solutions Phuket 2014 Regatta - new sponsorship
by Kate Elkington on 24 Mar 2014
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Having just expanded its operations from Australia and New Zealand into Asia, Multihull Solutions is excited to be affiliated with the Ao Chalong Yacht Club event, which will now be known as the Multihull Solutions Regatta – Phuket 2014.
Set to celebrate its seventh year, the Multihull Solutions Regatta – Phuket 2014 is the biggest multihull-exclusive regatta in the Asia Pacific and presents a superb new winter holiday or minibreak idea for Australasian cruising enthusiasts.
Comprising three days of racing and a jam-packed social calendar, the regatta is one of the most affordable events of its kind with entry fees from just AUD$120 per boat including skipper and $AUD55 per crew!
With very competitive airfares and accommodation in Thailand, the regatta is a superb way to experience the region and its breathtaking cruising grounds.
The Multihull Solutions Regatta – Phuket 2014 is open to all multihulls (catamarans and trimarans) with an overall length greater than six metres that are acceptable to the race committee. Private and charter multihulls are welcome to enter, and the regatta is expected to comprise the following classes: Racing Multihulls with valid OMR ratings; Firefly 850 Sports One Design Class; Cruising Multihulls without OMR ratings; and Classic Multihulls.
Multihull Solutions sought sponsorship rights to the regatta as soon as the company had expanded operations into the region in early 2014.
Multihull Solutions Asia general manager Andrew de Bruin said the regatta perfectly complemented the company's activities in the region.
'I've been a member of the ACYC for 12 years as well as being on the committee for several years, and I have watched this regatta grow since its inception to the successful event it is today,' Andrew said.
'As the regatta caters exclusively for multihulls, it was only natural that Multihull Solutions came onboard as a major sponsor,' he said.
Multihull Solutions has committed to a two-year sponsorship of the regatta, with the option to extend for future years.
'We're particularly keen to see cruising classes join the racing yachts to make this the ultimate multihull regatta to do in southeast Asia,' Andrew said.
'Depending upon numbers we want to tailor the regatta's courses to suit the boats. In years to come we want to see Fountaine Pajot, Catana, Privilège, TAG Yachts, Sunreef Yachts and NEEL Trimaran owners all joining in,' he said.
'The regatta is arguably the best value for money sailing event in the region, and we expect the event will continue to grow significantly in the next few years.'
Multihull Solutions hopes to compete some of its own yachts in the regatta, and will confirm the details of these closer to the event date.
Following Multihull Solutions' success in Australia and New Zealand, the company officially expanded its operations to South East Asia in early 2014 with its Thailand office based in Phuket's Boat Lagoon. The company is the exclusive distributor of Fountaine Pajot and Catana Catamarans in southeast Asia and will also represent Sunreef Yachts, TAG Yachts, NEEL Trimarans and Privilège Catamarans in the region.
The company now has offices in Phuket to provide sales and service for new and pre-owned multihulls, and plans to expand to Singapore in the near future.
The Multihull Solutions Asian team works closely with the Australian and New Zealand teams to ensure new and existing clients are comprehensively serviced throughout the entire Australasian region. This network also expands the company's pre-owned multihull brokerage, making it the largest in the Asia Pacific.
Further information about the Multihull Solutions Regatta – Phuket 2014 can be obtained by contacting 1300 855 338 (within Australia), 0508 Multis (within New Zealand), +66 8 1894 1530 (within Asia), emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or visiting the website at
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"Hiring Our Heroes" Hosting Job Fair For Veterans In Utica
Utica, NY (WIBX) – Thanks to the "Hiring Our Heroes" campaign, local veterans have the chance to meet with employers and find work.
This Friday, from noon until 4 p.m. at the National Guard Armory in Utica, veterans and their spouses can talk with 45 employers from various industries, both locally and nationwide.
Kathryn Poynton is the Deputy Director of Event and Strategic Outreach for "Hiring our Heroes." She says events like this give veterans a fighting chance in a tough job market.
"A lot of it, case in point, has to do with the numerous deployments that a lot of our service members have recently been engaged in over the last several years," Poynton said. "So coming back and facing the civilian job market, if you will, has put them at a little bit of a disadvantage behind their civilian counterparts."
She also says the preregistration turnout looks good so far for this event, drawing signs of positivity.
"Well, right now we have over about 120 preregistered job seekers," Poynton said. "Again, it's open to all the veterans in the community, so walk-ins are more than welcome the day of the event. We'd like to see everyone get hired that day."
Utica's job fair is part of the "Hiring 500,000 Heroes" campaign, whose goal is to find jobs for 500,000 veterans by the end of 2014. Currently, "Hiring Our Heroes" has hosted more than 220 functions, helping nearly 10,400 veterans and their spouses find jobs.
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