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It's a Rough Ride in Sacramento
Sacramento streets are becoming a rough ride and it's not getting any better. The city ranks 14th among cities with a half million with more streets in bad shape. Poor streets cost drivers more in wear and tear on their vehicles. Locally that adds up to an average of 658 dollars a year. Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, and San Diego lead the list. Antioch and Reno are ranked one and two with bad roads in cities less than half million with Stockton ranked thirteenth.
The report from TRIP, a national transportation research group, published their findings in the report "Bumpy Roads Ahead: America's Roughest Rides and Struggles to make our Roads Smoother." Read the report here.

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Thinking Myself into Mormonism
By Sam Bhagwat
The Green Library stacks are a study in contradictions. Outside lies Stanford grandeur -- three-story stucco architecture spread across multiple thousands of acres, perfectly manicured lawns and plant arrangements, arches, gates, fountains. The rest of Green Library shares that aura: airy rotundas with marble floors and booming ceilings, elegantly decorated study lounges with comfortable, oversized couches, crisp clean top-of-the-line Apple G5 computers, luxurious carpeting, and well-lit lines of bookshelves holding knowledge in tens of different languages. In contrast, the stacks are cramped and stark. At six foot two, I'm constantly afraid I'll hit my head on the overhanging pipes and the sprinklers. Glaring fluorescent lights shine on the hard floors, and the occasional dusty computer looks to have been plucked from the turn of the millennium.
That's where I went wandering on a warm October day in my junior year of college, searching for some book on Mormonism. I had been baptized LDS a couple of months earlier, after a journey that started when a girl I was dating sent me a Book of Mormon and walked me through 1 and 2 Nephi.
We broke up, but by happenstance I ended up with a Mormon roommate the next year. And in a time when a cloud of darkness surrounded me, I ran across Joseph on his way to church. "For the good that I would I do not: but the evil which I would not, that I do" (Rom. 7:19) would have been a pretty good description, if I had known the words then. He was late; and I made him later. I kept coming back because of the fruits I saw: the tangible goodness of the people, the less tangible meatiness of the Book of Mormon, like the beauty of Lehi's vision.
It was the empiricism of Alma 32 and that "the glory of God is intelligence" (D&C 93:36) -- aspects emphasized by the man who would eventually baptize me -- that helped me see how such teachings could be true, even grand and wonderful. My occasional prayers to know whether this stuff was true grew in urgency. During one fast and testimony meeting, I received an answer: Feelings of peace and love for the congregation bubbled out of me, and for thirty minutes I could not stop shaking.
Back at Stanford, I was curious about something or another and resolved I'd go to the library. Ascending some solid, utilitarian metal staircases, I found the book I was looking for, but then my eyes were drawn to a wall of red covers of bound periodicals dating back forty years, dominating the Mormon section. On each red cover white letters spelled Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought.
The journal, I soon read, had been co-founded forty years earlier by Eugene England and Wesley Johnson, then both Stanford professors. And, interestingly, Brother England had been in the bishopric of my ward.
I soon read other things. A lot of other things. "How can I still call myself a member of this church?"
My journal of the time has been lost, but I vividly remember a maelstrom of emotions within a short time span. The first and hardest hitting was disappointment. I felt sad. Let down. Shocked. Wanting to close the book, to end the emotional barrage, at the same time being sucked in, trying to learn more and realizing that closing the book was not the answer. In a corner on the third floor, I turned the pages of Lester Bush's articles about the priesthood ban and its racist origins and justifications. Others about baseball baptisms and inflated growth statistics in Latin America. Women, or the lack thereof, in the Book of Mormon. Mormon intellectual life and the September Six.


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Casey Van Wagoner is a success story for a program that aims to bolster the work force for the state's life-sciences industry.
Van Wagoner was one of the students from local school districts who converge on the Granite Technical Institute in South Salt Lake to get hands-on experience in life sciences and other technology areas. The idea is to get the students interested in taking jobs in the industry, thereby giving companies access to a ready work force and helping build that area of Utah's economy.
It worked for Van Wagoner.
"They have equipment you have in the real world," said the 18-year-old who started in the program while at Cyprus High. "It's not just that you read a book and you memorize things. It's you're actually in the lab. You're actually extracting DNA."
The program led to an internship and now a job for Van Wagoner at Symbion Inc. Symbion is one of the companies housed in the same building at the Granite School District complex by BioInnovations Gateway, a year-old program that incubates biotech and medical device companies and acts as a contract researcher for the life sciences industry.
Intermountain Healthcare, the state's largest medical services provider, recently became a partner of the BioManufacturing Program at the Granite Technical Institute. Intermountain supports the program as part of its community outreach but also to help it bring to fruition ideas doctors, nurses and others have for medical devices.
"One of the reasons we want to collaborate with BioInnovations Gateway is that they've set up a system where they can help design and potentially prototype some of these inventions we're coming up with," said Michael Mayer, Intermountain's director of invention management. "That's important to Intermountain for two reasons: One is about having the invention and having someone to help crystallize those ideas and, two, it also helps support the community and the education of students by giving them real-time projects to work on."
The program with Intermountain will concentrate on biomedical devices and biotechnology developments, said BioInnovations Gateway Executive Director Suzanne Winters.
The BiG program is open to students from six school districts in the Salt Lake City area, she said, with student teams having access to laboratories, computer-assisted design equipment and a machine shop for making prototypes.
She said most students take core classes at their high schools and then go to Granite Technical Institute for a minimum of two periods a day.
"The equal goals of BioInnovations Gateway are preparation of the work force of this industry and incubating and growing life sciences startup companies," said Winters.
Salt Lake Community College students also can participate and earn credits toward a degree.
Funding for the facility comes from U.S. Department of Labor grants, Granite School District and the state-funded Utah Science Technology and Research initiative.


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Reese Witherspoon Drops By "The Late Show"
Looking to plug her new movie "This Means War," Reese Witherspoon paid a visit to "The Late Show with David Letterman" last night (February 13).
The "Election" actress looked fabulous in a flirty red dress as she chatted with Letterman about a recent conversation she had with her mother about the word 'd-bag.'
Reese began, "The other day she called me up and said, 'I need to talk to you... I need to know something. I need to know what a d-bag is.' And I was with the kids. I had to go into the other room."
"I said, 'Mom, I can't talk to you about that.' And she goes, 'You are going to tell me because if you don't tell me nobody's going to tell me.' And I said, 'Okay!' So I told her what it was."
"She said, 'I heard one man calling another man that on television last night... Now why would anybody want to call somebody that?!' I said, 'I have no idea.' And she said, 'Alright, goodbye!' I don't worry about my kids, I worry about my mother."
Enjoy the pictures of Reese Witherspoon paying a visit to the "Late Show with David Letterman" (February 13)
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The Sorbet beauty salons and nail bars concept was created when the founders identified an opportunity for establishing an up-market chain of branded beauty salons. The concept was brought to fruition in August 2005 with the opening of the first Sorbet salon in Johannesburg. Today, with 37 salons in major city centres across the country, the brand is well established and gaining in popularity.
During his career, Ian Fuhr, Managing Director of Sorbet, has assisted with the start-up of various entrepreneurial businesses, including a retail chain, recording company, human relations and customer service consultancy and most recently, his venture into the beauty industry. Rudi Rudolph joined Sorbet in 2005 as Director. Rudi's prior experience in retailing and store development recommended him to this position. Debra Beswick in her capacity as Director is responsible for product and service delivery.
The concept under the spotlight
Sorbet beauty salons and nail bars deliver an updated version of the traditional beauty salon. Catering to today's busy lifestyle, price, quality and efficient convenience are embraced as vital elements of product and service delivery. Sorbet guests enjoy the "Total Guest Experience" that goes beyond mere service delivery and forms the crux of the Sorbet modus operandi.
The range of treatments offered caters to ladies, teens and gents. Facials, body massages, grooming, waxing, laser hair removal, manicures and pedicures are amongst the treatments offered by Sorbet salons. The professional skin care ranges used in Sorbet salons include Dermalogica and Environ, as well as the Essie and Tip Top nail ranges. Loyal customers also benefit from the Sorbet Society Loyalty Program. Sorbet currently has over 56,000 loyalty members.
Patrons of Sorbet are predominantly women in the middle to upper income markets who believe in the benefits of professional skincare and massage and avail themselves of the basic grooming services for nails and waxing. To cater for working women Sorbet salons operate at extended hours during the week as well as Saturdays and Sundays.
Typically Sorbet salons require 75m² to 80m² to operate effectively and are conveniently located in high traffic shopping centres.
The number of staff required to operate a Sorbet franchise will depend on the services offered at each establishment, be it a beauty salon and/or nail bar.
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Sorbet is committed to building a model franchise that sets the benchmark in the beauty industry and subscribes to the philosophy that the success of the franchisor is measured by the success of its franchisees. As such, the franchisor aims to provide any support deemed necessary to secure the performance of franchisees.
For the franchisor living the Sorbet philosophy involves a total dedication to the training and support of franchisees. Initial franchisee training incorporates all the operational and administrative aspects of successful salon management. Product suppliers provide product specific training that ensures both the franchisee and staff are knowledgeable about each product range.
The Sorbet group is the largest procurer of Dermalogica and Environ skin care products in the country. The collective buying power of the group ensures that Sorbet franchisees enjoy trade prices well below those available to independent salons.
Do you fit the profile?
Applicant franchisees need not be a beauty or nail care therapist. Instead, a business or marketing background, strong people skills and a true appreciation for real customer service will serve the franchisee well. Sorbet franchises must be owner managed.
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Chelanga Shatters Records at Pre-Nationals
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Liberty redshirt sophomore Sam Chelanga stole the show with a record-breaking performance, early Saturday afternoon at the Pre-Nationals in Terre Haute, Ind. Chelanga's winning time of 22:51.3 in the men's 8K white race broke the course, meet, school and Big South 8K records. Meanwhile, senior Rebekah Ricksecker's personal-best 6K time of 21:34 highlighted the Lady Flames' performance in the 6K white race.
Chelanga (Nairobi, Kenya) led from start to finish at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course, shaving five seconds off former Liberty standout Josh McDougal's 22:56.4 clocking at the 2007 Pre-Nationals. McDougal's time had previously existed as the course, meet, Liberty and Big South 8K standard.
Chelanga's effort helped the Liberty men's team finish 18th in a 40-team field with 545 points. Among the teams the Flames defeated was Southeast Region rival Louisville, which came in 21st. No. 10 Stanford claimed victory in the white race with 77 points, putting the Cardinal well ahead of No. 7 Iona's 123 points.
Chelanga sprinted away from his competitors as soon as the gun went off, blazing a 4:16 opening mile. By the 2K mark, the two-time All-American had already built an eight-second advantage. From that point on, Chelanga's only race was against the clock.
Chelanga sped through the 5K pole in 14:12, putting him 35 seconds ahead of his nearest competitors. After such a torrid early pace, he still had enough energy in reserve to post an unofficial 2:44 split for the final kilometer. Chelanga pumped his right fist as he crossed the finish line in 22:51.3, after a performance which stamps him as one of the individual favorites in the 2008 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships, to be held at the same course on Nov. 24. Felix Kibioywo of Auburn came in second behind Chelanga, more than 44 seconds after the Liberty sophomore had broken the tape.
Teammate Jordan McDougal (R-Sr., Peru, N.Y.) was one of many runners pulled along to a fast 5K split by Chelanga's front-running. McDougal went through 5K in 14:54, on his way to a 24:16.8 final clocking, which was good for 34th place. Fellow Empire State native Josh Edmonds (Jr., Cooperstown, N.Y.) notched a 24:55.7, putting him in 102nd place.
Freshman Kyle Powers (Waterford, Vt.) crossed the line next for Liberty, as his personal-best 25:46.4 netted 198th place. Jake Reed (R-So., Marysville, Ohio) served as the Flames' No. 5 runner, placing 210th in 25:54.4, while Mark Hopely (R-Fr., Carney's Point, N.J.) rounded out the Liberty competitors in 232nd place. Hopely's time was 26:17.2.
Ricksecker (Laurel, Del.) finished in the top 25 percent of Saturday's women's 6K white race competitors, helping Liberty finish 36th in a field containing 10 nationally ranked teams. The Lady Flames totaled 928 points. In a cross country rarity, No. 5 Princeton and No. 3 Florida State both finished with 89 points, but the Tigers were awarded first place because of having a faster sixth finisher than the Seminoles.
Ricksecker, who has won the Big South Women's Cross Country Runner of the Week award twice this season, came in 69th while cutting nine seconds off her previous personal-best clocking.
Liberty's next two finishers, Ashley Osborne (Sr., Bristol, Va.) and Dacia Bushman (So., Castalia, Iowa) came in together, in 198th and 200th, respectively. Osborne's time was 22:50.0, with Bushman following in 22:52.9.
A pair of freshmen rounded out the Lady Flames' top five finishers on a sunny Saturday in Terre Haute. Denise Troyer (Kennedyville, Md.) clocked a 23:36.6 for 245th place, while classmate Hannah Hunt (Sewickley, Pa.) finished two spots behind Troyer in a personal-best 23:38.5. It was Hunt's first time placing in the Lady Flames' top five this season.
Melissa Martens (R-So., Baraboo, Wis.) ended up in 263rd place, after stopping the clock in 24:16.3. Finally, Rod'Esther Castor (Hamilton, N.J.) posted a 24:45.1, which was good for 272nd place.
Next up for the Flames and Lady Flames will be the 2008 New Balance Big South Cross Country Championships presented by UCS. For the first time, the meet will be hosted by Liberty, Nov. 1 at the Campus East intramural fields. The men's 8K championship will begin at 10:30 a.m., followed by the women's 5K race at 11:30.
Men's 8K White Race
Individual Results (267 total finishers in race):
1) Sam Chelanga, 22:51.3 (Course Record, Meet Record, Liberty Record, Big South Record)
2) Felix Kibioywo, Auburn, 23:35.5
3) Garrett Heath, Stanford, 23:36.4
4) Chris Derrick, Stanford, 23:37.0
5) Girma Mesecho, Auburn, 23:37.5
34) Jordan McDougal, 24:16.8
102) Josh Edmonds, 24:55.7
198) Kyle Powers, 25:46.4
210) Jake Reed, 25:54.4
232) Mark Hopely, 26:17.2
Team Standings (40 total teams):
1) Stanford, 77
2) Iona, 123
4) Auburn, 194
18) Liberty, 545
Women's 6K White Race
Individual Results (281 total finishers in race):
1) Susan Kuijken, Florida State, 19:48.2
2) Nicole Edwards, Michigan, 20:20.8
3) Janet Jesang, Western Kentucky, 20:22.2
4) Katie Engel, Illinois, 20:22.6
5) Liz Costello, Princeton, 20:24.1
69) Rebekah Ricksecker, 21:34.0
198) Ashley Osborne, 22:50.0
200) Dacia Bushman, 22:52.9
245) Denise Troyer, 23:36.6
247) Hannah Hunt, 23:38.5
263) Melissa Martens, 24:16.3
272) Rod'Esther Castor, 24:45.1
Team Standings (39 total teams):
1) Princeton, 89
1) Florida State, 89
3) Michigan, 168
5) Georgetown, 186
5) Illinois, 186
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The Mona Lisa Ristorante was successful in its bid this morning to erect a 23-foot tall digital sign beside its Corydon Avenue building.
The civic appeal committee overturned a board of adjustment decision, allowing the restaurant owner to erect two digital signs atop a 23-foot pole.
"There is no earthly reason to deny this," Coun. Harvey Smith (Daniel McIntyre) said, as he echoed the sentiments of the committee members.
The restaurant had been given permission to erect a smaller sign, eight feet in height, and which only displayed text.
Business owner Joe Grande, who did not attend the hearing but was represented by lawyer John Prystanski, needed a sign erected atop a pole that would clear the height of the building and one that could display images of restaurant activities.
The new zoning bylaw, passed in April, imposes height restrictions for digital signs in character neighbourhoods like Corydon Avenue and prohibits images or movie-quality-like displays.
Planning staff said the smaller signs are more in keeping with the pedestrian character of Corydon Avenue.
Prystanski successfully argued that the larger sign is appropriate for the neighbourhood and that no area residents were opposed.
In a subsequent case, the appeal committee allowed a Sargent Avenue pawn shop to erect a similar-sized digital sign on its building wall, a proposal also opposed by planning staff.


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By Emily Lakdawalla '96
Emily Lakdawalla '96 has not
been to Mars, but you wouldn't know
by looking at her vacation pictures. Lakdawalla is the science and technology
coordinator for the Planetary Society, a nonprofit organization founded to
encourage space exploration through political advocacy, public education and
support of innovative technology-development projects. In 2002, she took part
in a project sponsored jointly by the society and NASA on Devon Island, an Arctic
Ocean site that closely approximates the terrain and climate of Mars and is used
by NASA and other space agencies to prepare Martian missions.
In a project called Bio-inspired Engineering for Exploration Systems (BEES),
NASA's Ames Research Center is developing an aircraft that can explore
Mars by mimicking the foraging behaviors of simple creatures like bees and ants:
self-navigating and completely autonomous. The first stage in developing this
aircraft is to test its navigation computer on the pseudo-Martian surface of
Devon Island; Lakdawalla's team was handling the initial part of that process.
Their goal was to fly a conventional model plane fitted with a Global Positioning
System (GPS) receiver and a tiny video camera over a crater on the island, recording
gullies similar to those seen on Mars. That video would later be used to program
the BEES vehicle to fly over the same area; this flight would provide training
and allow other researchers to work out bugs in the craft's software.
Lackdawalla's team included Benton Lau, deputy project director of the
Ames Center, and Paul Chambers, a senior technician at Micropilot, a company
that makes miniature autopilot systems and model planes for military and scientific
Lakdawalla, an Amherst geology major who earned a master's degree
in planetary geology from Brown University, helped choose the Devon Island survey
sites and monitored the video feed from the plane. Along the way, she posted
a daily diary to the Planetary Society's Website. Portions of her diary
are reproduced here.
After a brief visit with my family (several of whom were convinced
headed for a polar bear encounter), I am finally on my way. Benton greeted me
in the waiting area at the Chicago airport before the flight to Ottawa; he had
scoped the crowd and guessed who I was by the serious back-country hiking boots
I was wearing. Benton was wearing brand-spanking-new hiking boots and toting
a new fleece. It made me feel a bit like an old hand at this surviving-outdoors
We met the final team member, Paul Chambers, at our hotel in Ottawa. He said
all his planes, fuel and equipment had been shipped ahead, so we seem to be ready
for Devon Island.
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Photo: Paul Chambers
Lakdawalla's complete diary on the Planetary Society Website
on Earth" on the Discovery Channel Website
Over Mars:
Exploring Devon Island by Autonomous Airplane" by Emily Lakdawalla
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10 Unlikely Celebrity Duos
A couple of weeks ago, Kim Kardashian announced her desire to get right with God and start a Bible study group. We weren't sure she would follow through, but it looks like she found a new friend on a similar spiritual path. LeAnn Rimes is more than happy to study scripture with Kim at the Life Change Community Church. They've even taken to Twitter to announce their new friendship. "So nice when your circle of supportive girl friends grows!" LeAnn tweeted. After church, Rimes also tweeted [email protected] great seeing you and the fam. See you soon xoxo," with Kim replying "You too babe! See you soon! Xoxo." We weren't expecting a friendship to bud between these two, but hey, why not? You know what they say, friends who pray together, stay together.
Their relationship inspired us to scrounge up other celebrity friendships that seem straight out of an alternate universe. Click through to see some more unlikely celebrity duos. [The Superficial]


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It would be around the same time she is expected to start shooting for David Cronenberg's drama thriller 'Cosmopolis'.
Marion Cotillard is due to be mom this Spring. The French actress is pregnant with her first child with boyfriend of three years, actor/director Guillaume Canet, whom she met while on the set of 2003 French film "Love Me If You Dare" and started dating in 2007.
Cottilard's rep confirmed the pregnancy to several media but did not disclose whether the couple is going to take their relationship to the next level. Despite being photographed wearing a bling which was given by Canet, Cotillard is reportedly not engaged. People's source said, "They haven't disclosed any plans concerning marriage."
In 2009 Cotillard uttered her intention to settle down. To The Telegraph she said, "You can't work all your life. I was thinking, of course, about my life, which is a lucky, lucky, lucky life. I have the choice to take a big break and I have to do that. I want to have babies so I must take some time to have babies."
Meanwhile, question arises now as to how she would portray Robert Pattinson's wife in "Cosmopolis". Shooting is expected to start in Spring after Pattinson wraps up filming for "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II" but by then, Cottilard's bump would be quite big.
She is also allegedly in the shortlist of potential leading woman in "The Dark Knight Rises". Natalie Portman who also announced her pregnancy late last year has been crossed out of the list and it looks like Cottilard would be too.
Cottilard minus bump could be seen on-screen later this year in Woody Allen's romantic comedy "Midnight in Paris" and Steven Soderbergh's sci-fi thriller "Contagion".


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Andy Carey
Biographical Information
Carey ended his career on September 30, 1962 with the Los Angeles Dodgers. In an 11-year career, he had a .260 batting average, with 64 home runs, and 350 RBI's. He had 741 career hits. Carey led the league in triples in 1955 with 11. He finished his career with 38 triples.
The Sheep is a Yang,
and is the Eighth sign of the Chinese horoscope.
InventionSensitivityPerseveranceWhimskyGood MannersTaste
ParasitismLack of ForesightTardinessPessimismImpracticalityWorry
Birthday: October 18, 1931
A relationship or love affair with a trial or choice involved.
Birthday: October 18, 2016
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SARASOTA--For Stephon Parker, the past six months have not been easy.
"I've had very bad toothaches, sometimes, I cannot sleep," said Parker.
Like hundreds of others, Parker didn't have the money to fix his aching tooth. Luckily for him, that all changed Saturday morning.
"We're doing a lot of extractions," said Dr. Thomas Doan, the dentist behind Operation Christmas Smile,"a lot of these patients have never seen a dentist in many many years."
At no cost to the more than six hundred patients expected to be treated, dentists volunteering with Operation Christmas Smile opened their offices for the tenth year in a row, to serve those most in need on the Suncoast.
"It's a tremendous relief, not only emotionally, mentally and financially," said Doan.
He says there was a pronounced increase in patients seeking help this year from years past. He figures it's just another sign of the tepid economy.
"At this point there was so much of a need, that they had to turn some patients away," said Doan.
Patients lined up as early as 3:00 in the morning,seeking the help they desperately needed.
"For the community it's wonderful, because there are a lot of people, we had like one hundred fifty people out here this morning waiting," said Chrissy Fic, a patient who had to have a tooth pulled.
For those like Parker, who had a tooth extracted, the pain they endured was well worth the wait.
"It will let me be at peace," said Parker, "first I can go to sleep, I can eat, I don't have to worry about the tenderness in my tooth."
Perhaps not a Christmas miracle, but certainly a Christmas gift come early.
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5th Wolf Cavalry (Clan Wolf)
Sarna News
|5th Wolf Cavalry
|Unit Profile (as of 3071)
|Parent Formation
|Theta Galaxy
The Fifth Wolf Cavalry Cluster was formed in 3058 from warriors who failed their initial Trial of Position and tested into lower castes. When the unit was formed after the Refusal War these trueborns were permitted to Trial again, and successfully entered the ranks of the garrison forces. The remainder of the unit consisted of freeborn warriors, but as of 3059 there was no friction between the two groups.
In 3059 the unit was used to garrison both Butte Hold and Sigurd.[1] In 3067 they were the garrison for Grant's Station.[2]
The Steel Vipers' Alpha Galaxy attacked Grant's Station in April 3071, a vicious dogfight broke out as a Trinary of Wolf aerospace fighters and DropShips sallied against the incoming Viper DropShips, destroying two. Only three Wolf fighters survived. The Wolves ground forces employed a rolling defensive line utilising their vehicles and Elementals. However with the arrival of Clan Goliath Scorpion's Mu Galaxy they withdrew from combat. The Scorpions and the Vipers clashed and the already weakened Vipers were forced to retreat. The Scorpions then challenged the Wolves for their enclave. Star Colonel Derin Wolf was killed in this engagement and the surviving thirteen Wolf warriors were offered hegira and left for Tranquil.[3]
In 3059 the commanding officer was Star Colonel Berlitz,[4] he was still in command in 3067.[2] Star Colonel Derin Wolf had taken over by 3071.[3]
Composition History[edit]
5th Wolf Cavalry (3 Trinaries/Regular/Fanatical)
- CO: Star Colonel Berlitz
5th Wolf Cavalry (85% Full Strength/Regular/Fanatical)[2]
- CO: Star Colonel Berlitz
Game Rules
- ↑ Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 158
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Field Manual: Updates, p. 75
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Wars of Reaving, p. 67
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From: "david pendry" <> (by way of Contact <>)
Subject: [TSL] INFO on a Ship
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 13:08:11 -0300
Do you have any records about a ship called the Mary Pleasant
which most likely was sailing from Wales to the U.S. in and around
about the 1849 time frame? My GGGrandparents John PENDRY
and Hannah Whitney-PENDRY came over on this ship from
Monmouthshire wales. They arrived at the Port of Philadelphia, PA.
on the ship Mary Pleasant on 03 May 1849. Where they departed
Wales or England from I don't know. I have yet to find any listing
for this ship except on the record in Philadelphia.
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Rialto picks up rights to Tsotsi, C.R.A.Z.Y.
Rialto Distribution has picked up C.R.A.Z.Y. and Tsotsi,two of the major prize winners at the Toronto International Film Festival, fordistribution in Australia and New Zealand.
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Earthquake support package available immediately
Earthquake support package available immediately
The initial earthquake support package for employers and employees is available now and the first payments will be in bank accounts by Wednesday says Social Development Minister Paula Bennett.
"There is a lot of uncertainty over whether jobs and businesses will continue in Christchurch, so this measure will help ensure people can pay the bills for the next few weeks," says Ms Bennett.
The six week package includes the Earthquake Support Subsidy to help Christchurch based employers keep paying wages and the Earthquake Job Loss Cover is for employees who may not have a job to go back to.
The package is not available to Government employees (who will continue to get paid), or businesses which are headquartered outside Christchurch.
"There may be exceptions to this, so we'd encourage people to call us to talk it through," says Ms Bennett.
"People can apply online, over the phone or they can come into Work and Income, but they will need their IRD number and a bank account number to speed the process," says Ms Bennett.
To apply online go to: www.workandincome.govt.nz
To apply by phone call: 0800 779997
There are seven
Work and Income offices open in Christchurch
• Ashburton Community Link, cnr Cass and Moore Streets
• Hornby Service Centre, 25 Shands Road
• Rangiora Service Centre, cnr Good and Blake Streets
• Riccarton Service Centre, 76 Riccarton Road
• Kaiapoi Community Link, 77 Hilton Street
• Shirley Service Centre, 203-205 Hills Road
• Linwood Community Link, 154 Aldwins Road
"Of course the impact of the earthquake is not only financial, so we're also backing organisations to provide support services and counselling," says Ms Bennett.
Funding will be available to NGOs to provide more fulltime co-ordinators and case managers for Victim Support, Relationship Services and Salvation Army to provide the right services to people who need it.
"We have $3.5million available for support services and are already taking applications," says Ms Bennett.
A support
helpline 0800 777 846 is running for people to call and talk
things through.
"This Government is committed to providing the assistance to help the people of Christchurch get back on their feet," says Ms Bennett.


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But loe an accident after, which neither he nor this audience is priuie too.
After breakfast loe asked Roberts, as if casually, if he was married and had children.
loe then ordered all hands upon deck, and bade Roberts stay in the cabin.
Burns kindly led the dog out, and as he was going he said, 'I wish I could find a lassie to loe me as well as my dog.'
Could I attaine to such a degree, loe, I were content: I would then rest my selfe.
To loe's preaching many of the students listened with attention.
Twad be a sin to loe him, anothers; I winna think mair o him, an Ill see him na mair.
Ye're bonny enough to them that loe ye, and ower bonny to them that loe ye and canna get ye.
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Date of Release: May 20, 2005
On May 20, 2005, the Portsmouth Police Department Special Investigations Unit along with members of the Bureau of Patrol Services executed a search at the address of 579 State Street apartment number 2. This search was pursuant to a search warrant, which had been issued by the Portsmouth District Court earlier in the evening.
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This arrest and search of the Lynch residence is the culmination of a five-month investigation into the criminal activity of Mark Lynch within the City of Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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Poy Sang Long is a Buddhist novice ordination ceremony, but unlike any other ceremony of its type in the country. Young boys aged between 7 and 14 are ordained as novices to learn the Buddhist doctrines. It's believed that through the act of ordination they will gain merit for their parents.
The origins of this festival lie in a Buddhist legend. It is believed that the tradition is probably following in the footsteps of Prince Rahula (เจ�าชายราหุล), the Buddha's own son, who gave up his worldly life to follow his father's spiritual teachings. Prince Rahula became the youngest ordained monk and the first novice in Buddhism. Subsequently, it became a tradition for young boys to ordain to learn Buddhist teachings.
With such high reverence for the Buddhist religion, the people here consider that the celebrations should be as grand as possible. The festival lasts for three days. On the first day, the boys have their heads shaved. Then, they are bathed and anointed with special waters and dressed up elegantly and colorfully while their faces are superbly embellished. By this time, the boys are known locally as 'Sang Long' or 'Loog Gaew' (jewelled sons).
On the second day, a colorful procession is held displaying offerings for the monks. On the third day, the procession once again proceeds through the town and the boys are taken to the temples for the formal ordination ceremony. The colorful festival is one of the most delightful in the north, attracting people from far and wide. From past experience, the editor emphasizes that to enjoy the festival rites on these days, one must rise very early in the morning. As soon as you arrive in Mae Hong Sorn, be sure to get the timetable from the temple.
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It has taken me a long time to arrive at where I am now. I have always been a performer for as long as I can remember. I have toured and gigged for around 10 years initially in a female duo and for the past 4 years as a Solo Artist.
I wasn't able to attend theatre schools as a late teenager due to a lacks of funds, not for want of trying, I held 5 jobs down and was still gigging 3 or 4 times a week to make ends meet. I was a self taught entertainer, learning basically by being on stage singing and performing, a hard and fast learning curve.
Things are a bit different now, I have vocal coaching with Shirley Kent and Natalie Powers and attend Sylvia Young Theatre School. I am writing and producing my own material. My own personal experiences growing up and just viewing the world through my eyes has given me plently of material to write about.
I am currently writing and producing my first album as a solo artist and out gigging venues across the UK.
I am also one third of Girl Group "DollieMix" a London based group currently working on a new sound that
we will be hitting Record Labels with soon.
Nina and the Bottlerockets is my 4 piece band, we currently play Holiday Parks and more Corporate venues across
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I'm an extremely positive person, I just keep going no matter what. I have a very bubbly and happy
personality and of course I'm very down to earth!
During X Factor series 5 I appeared at the Bootcamp Stage. X Factor filmed me at home for over 8 hours
shortly after my third audition: I had countless filmed interviews during the auditions.
I have been writing my own songs for around a year now. I have just collaborated with a well
known DJ and the song "Be Yourself" that I wrote was remixed and the release is forthcoming.
The Record Label flew me out to Turkey to perform the song during a live DJ set at a club in Istanbul
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My own album is taking a while to put together as High End studio costs are… well.. high end but I'm
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Things are also brewing nicely for "DollieMix" we have recenlty been in the studio creating a new sound, which is at the moment hush hush, but we are all hoping to unleash a track soon as a full single release with video.
DollieMix was put together from a national competition sponsored by UK Unsigned. There were around
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I can turn my hand to many different styles including Freestyle and Hip-hop and I'm a
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I'm influenced by a whole host of Artists and Genres, from Madonna and Kylie across the whole musical spectrum to Rolling Stones and the Smiths. I love the Motown sound of the 60's with songs like Needle in a Haystack and Lovin is Really My Game.
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The Bayeux Tapestry (French: Tapisserie de Bayeux) is embroidered strip of linen telling the story of the events starting in 1064 that led up to the Battle of Hastings and the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. In common with other embroidered hangings of the early medieval period, this piece is conventionally referred to as a "tapestry," although it is not a true tapestry in which the design is woven into the cloth; it is in fact an embroidery.
It is a 50 cm by 70 m long. It is made up of eight conjoined sections of different lengths. The scenes at the end of the tapestry are damaged and some are lost. The latter is also used for all the linear detail and the lettering. No trace of any construction lines or of tracing from a cartoon remains on the tapestry. The colours (which are not used naturalistically) are terracotta, blue-green, a golden yellow, olive green, blue, a dark blue or black (used for the first third of the tapestry) and a sage green. Later repairs were carried out mainly in light yellow, greens and oranges. The Tapestry is annotated in Latin.Since the earliest known written reference to the tapestry is a 1476 inventory of Bayeux Cathedral, its origins have been the subject of much speculation and controversy. In 1476 it was listed in the cathedral inventory, at which time it was 'hung round the church on the day of the Relics and throughout the octave'. First published in 1729, it was put on permanent display as a whole in 1842.
French legend maintained the tapestry was commissioned and created by Queen Matilda, William the Conqueror's wife, and her ladies-in-waiting. Indeed, in France it is occasionally known as "La Tapisserie de la Reine Mathilde" (Tapestry of Queen Matilda). However, scholarly analysis in the 20th century shows it probably was commissioned by William's half brother, Bishop Odo.
Bayeux Tapestry, detail of section depicting the Battle of Hastings. The main character of the tapestry is William the Conqueror. William was the illegitimate son of Robert the Magnificent, Duke of Normandy, and Herleva (or Arlette), a tanner's daughter. She was later married off to another man and bore two sons, one of whom was Bishop Odo. When Duke Robert was returning from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, he was killed. William gained his father's title at a very young age and was a proven warrior at 19. He prevailed in the Battle of Hastings in October 1066 and captured the crown of England at 38. William knew little peace in his life. He was always doing battle, putting down rebel vassals or going to war with France. He was married to his distant cousin Matilda of Flanders. The story is told in discrete scenes, which are not divided vertically. Except at moments of heightened tension, the narrative portion of the tapestry is bordered top and bottom by bands of decoration that are sometimes ornamental. There is no individual portrayal. The scenes are supplemented and explained by a running test executed mainly in square capitals.
The tapestry begins with a panel of King Edward the Confessor, who has no son and heir. Edward appears to send Harold Godwinson, the most powerful earl in England to Normandy to tell William that he, Edward, who was growing old and had no successor, had decided that William should succeed him as king of England upon his (Edward's) death. Harold is to go to Normandy and give this information to William. Harold gets lost and arrives at the wrong location in Normandy and is taken prisoner by Guy, Count of Ponthieu. Harold convinces the Count he is on a mission to bring a message to William which leads to the sending of two messengers from William to demand his release. The Count Guy of Ponthieu quickly releases him to William. William, perhaps to impress Harold, invites him to come on a campaign against Conan II, Duke of Brittany. On the way, just outside the monastery of Mont St. Michel, two soldiers become mired in quicksand, and Harold saves the two Norman soldiers. William's army chases Conan from Dol de Bretagne to Rennes, and he finally surrenders at Dinan. Harold gives the message to William that he is to succeed Edward upon his death. William gives Harold arms and armour (possibly knighting him) and has Harold take an oath on saintly relics to honor Edward's wish and allow William to take the throne. Harold leaves for home and meets again with the old king Edward, who appears to be remonstrating with Harold. Edward shortly thereafter dies, and Harold violates his oath to William and has himself crowned king. It is notable that in the Bayeux Tapestry, the ceremony is performed by Stigand, whose position as Archbishop of Canterbury was controversial.
A star with streaming hair then appears: Halley's Comet.Comets, in the beliefs of the Middle Ages, warned of impending doom.
The Bayeux Tapestry is an important primary source for English history. It was embroidered for a sophisticated audience, some of whom had witnessed the events portrayed. The structure of the story reflects the tradition of English heroic poetry (e.g. the late 10th-century Battle of Maldon) encompassing the story of a choice between two evils by two heroes, Harold and William, neither of whom is explicitly condemned in the narrative. The viewthat the tapestry tells a religious story, the centrality of which is Harold's oath-breaking, has been rejected by most scholars, and it is now seen as a secular, heroic monument made for a hall rather than a church.
Bayeux tapestry, detail of section depicting Bishop Odo Blessing the…The Bayeux Tapestry has been much used as a source for illustrations of daily life in early medieval Europe. It depicts a total of 1515 different objects, animals and persons . Dress, arms, ships, towers, cities, halls, churches, horse trappings, regal insignia, ploughs, harrows, tableware, possible armorial changes, banners, hunting horns, axes, adzes, barrels, carts, wagons, reliquaries, biers, spits and spades are among the many items depicted .


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Chipotle-spiced Roasted Potato Salad with Celery & Greek Yogurt
Baby potatoes get a chipotle glaze before being roasted, adding incredible flavor to this healthy potato salad, which substitutes Greek yogurt for mayonnaise.
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- Servings: 4
- 2 pounds baby potatoes
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon chipotle powder
- 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
- 1 teaspoon kosher or sea salt
- Fresh cracked black pepper, to taste
- 3/4 cup chopped celery
- 1/4 cup Greek yogurt
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 400°. Line a baking pan with parchment paper.
Scrub the potatoes clean, and then dry them on paper towels. Cut into quarters and set aside.
In a large bowl, whisk together the oil, brown sugar, chipotle, smoked paprika, salt, and pepper. Add the potatoes and stir until the potatoes are completely coated.
Spread the potatoes and any leftover oil and spices on the lined baking pan in single layer. Roast for 20 minutes, turn the potatoes, and continue roasting for 10-20 minutes, or until the potatoes are golden and crisped. Set aside to cool to room temperature.
Combine the potatoes and celery in a large bowl. Add the Greek yogurt to the potatoes and celery and then gently toss to coat with the yogurt. Serve at room temperature or chilled.


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> Title: Need to include the Community 'Kattu Naicker' in tribal list.
SHRI K. SHIVKUMAR ALIAS J.K. RITHEESH (RAMANATHAPURAM): Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman Sir, for giving me an opportunity to raise an important and sensitive issue of my constituency.
We all know the importance of education. More than 5000 tribal families are living in my constituency without education. They are having voter identity card, ration card etc. but they do not have community certificate. Due to that, their children are allowed to study up to 5th standard only. After that, they are not permitted to continue their studies. This is the basic and fundamental record for their future. Their fundamental rights are being denied.
They had migrated from other districts to my district during the 'Kings' Regime' to chase away the birds. After that, they are working as coolies, construction labourers, and agricultural labourers. Still they are doing the same work. But now, as everything is modernized and mechanized, they are unable to find the work to win their daily bread.
Even if the community certificates are issued to them on war-foot basis, right now, of course, it may not be helpful to them but their next generation will be benefited after 20 years. Sir, they are still under bondage. Every month they are expressing their feelings by indulging in hunger strikes, protests, dharnas, etc. Practically they did not get the freedom in their life. The State Government could not issue the Community Certificate as their community named Kattu Naicker is not listed in the Gazette.
Now, I urge the Government to take necessary steps to include their community in the tribal list and help them to come up in the 'society' at par with other tribals listed in the Gazetted.


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Veresen Inc (TSE:VSN) Announces Monthly Dividend of $0.08
Veresen Inc (TSE:VSN) announced a monthly dividend on Friday, July 14th, Zacks reports. Stockholders of record on Tuesday, July 25th will be paid a dividend of 0.083 per share on Wednesday, August 23rd. This represents a $1.00 annualized dividend and a dividend yield of 5.39%. The ex-dividend date is Friday, July 21st.
Shares of Veresen (TSE VSN) opened at 18.45 on Thursday. The stock has a market capitalization of $5.79 billion and a PE ratio of 288.28. The stock's 50 day moving average is $18.37 and its 200 day moving average is $15.81. Veresen has a 12 month low of $10.51 and a 12 month high of $18.76.
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Hello All,

I've been reading through some of the mailing lists and decided maybe it was time to introduce myself here.

I recently moved back to the area (West Oakland) Āfrom Vermont with a short stint in Alabama along the way and am really excited to be back in an area with so much going on. I recently visited Noisebridge for the first time and helped teach folks how to solder at Maker Faire and had a wonderful time there.Ā

In Vermont for the last many years I worked in a small school district maintaining their equipment and teaching elementary through middle school students how to use computers/technology with a strong emphasis on the use of Ubuntu and FOSS. I also created and taught several after school programs and summer technology camps where students learned how to solder, play with circuit bending/creating contact mics, build and "Frankenstein" computers, geocaching, install/configure/use various flavors of Linux and just plain do fun stuff with technology. Basically all things I enjoy doing myself.Ā

Along with that I am also really into welding, metalworking, wrenching on motorcycles/scooters/mopeds/mechanical stuff and cooking good food.Ā

Anyway, I'm really excited to be back in the area and to see so many interesting things going on and look forward to meeting more of you in the future at Noisebridge!

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Saturday, April 05, 2008
Drunken Bum Dies Scaling Fence
When a police officer arrived, Barkley waved him down and pointed to the fence. The officer found Juanito hanging with his arms limp and not breathing, the report said. His arms were through their straps and his neck was caught on the full-frame pack's chest strap, the report said. Firefighters cut through the locked fence gate to the other side and pulled Henry down. Paramedics tried to resuscitate him in an ambulance before he was pronounced dead about 10:35 p.m. Barkley said they'd been drinking beer after "flagging" for money at Campell Boulevard and U.S. 1, the report said. She said they'd climbed the fence to take a shortcut to a nearby homeless camp. In the backpack, an officer found about a dozen 40-ounce bottles full of beer, the report said.
Commentary: Those panhandling bums use the money strictly for buying booze. One less annoying bum at the intersection asking for money and stinking like rotten trash. Another Darwin Award Winner!! Congratulations! Que sapingo!
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Florida Prison Corruption
In fact, on his first day on the job, James McDonough says he walked into his office, the same one his predecessor used, and there was crime scene tape preventing anyone from entering. "That was an indication we had a problem in the department," McDonough told CNN in an exclusive interview. McDonough revealed a startling list of alleged abuses and crimes going on inside Florida's prisons: Top prison officials admitting to kickbacks; Guards importing and selling steroids in an effort to give them an edge on the softball field; Taxpayer funds to pay for booze and women; Guards who punished other guards who threatened to report them. "Corruption had gone to an extreme," McDonough said, saying it all began at the top. "They seemed to be drunk half the time and had orgies the other half, when they weren't taking money and beating each other up." He added, "Women were treated like chattel in this department." McDonough described a bizarre prison culture among those that ran the system. He says they were obsessed with inter-department softball games and the orgies after games. "I cannot explain how big an obsession softball had become," he said. "People were promoted on the spot after a softball game at the drunken party to high positions in the department because they were able to hit a softball out of the park a couple times. The connection between the softball and the parties and the corruption and the beatings was greatly intertwined." The parties and orgies were often carried out at a waterfront ranch house built on prison grounds with taxpayer dollars, McDonough said. The house was complete with a bar, pool table and hot tub.
McDonough is a former Army colonel who commanded troops in Vietnam and Africa. He served as Florida's drug czar before taking on the job as the head of Florida's prison system, which oversees 90,000 inmates. He left his post last Thursday as secretary of Florida's Department of Corrections because, he says, he feels he has cleaned up the corruption. It's time, he said, "to turn this over to law and order people that have made this their life's goal." A Brooklyn native, McDonough says he witnessed the way the mafia worked in his youth and it provided him a keen insight into how his prison predecessor, James Crosby, operated. "It reminded me of the petty mafia I saw on the streets of Brooklyn when I was growing up in the late 1950s, early 1960s. They were petty, small-minded, thugish, violent, dangerous, outside the law, and completely intolerable for a society such as ours in the United States of America," he said.
Crosby would later plead guilty to bribery charges in relation to kickbacks from a prison vendor. He's now locked up in a federal prison. He refused CNN's request for an interview for this report. "He's serving time in a federal prison. I hope he reforms and gets out and prospers," McDonough said. He added, "When you have a rotten guy at the top, or gal at the top, it can be very invasive, and it's a cancer that needs to be excised." Getting rid of this "cancer" is exactly what McDonough says he did. McDonough fired 90 top prison officials; wardens, supervisors, colonels and majors; claiming they were corrupt or, at the very least, not to be trusted. He demoted 280 others. Criminal charges were filed against more than 40 others, and most were convicted. In addition to the orgies and other misconduct outside the cell blocks, there were other allegations of prisoners being harmed, McDonough said. "In some of the pockets of corruption that we found, they [prisoners] were being abused," he said. Among those arrested were seven officers accused of beating inmates, including five accused of forcing a prisoner to drink toilet water. All have pleaded not guilty. Tina Hayes, the director of the prison's department initiatives who has worked in the prison system for 28 years, said the atmosphere before McDonough arrived was "a little tense" with workers "always on edge." She said employees who didn't attend softball games or play on the teams were "isolated" and "pushed aside." "I used to tell staff day in and day out: Keep your head high; do what's right; you know what morally is right; you've got some ethics; don't bow down to it," Hayes told CNN. McDonough, she said, brought "standards back into the department." "People can speak out now without being afraid to say what they need to say." McDonough says the majority of the prison system's 28,000 employees were honest, hard-working people who weren't corrupt at all. But he says many of the top prison officials weren't and he believes he has weeded out "an organized vein of corruption." "They were like frat boys out of control."
Sunday, October 28, 2007
790 The Ticket
790 The Ticket is the other sports radio station in South Florida. There used to be an ESPN station at around 1490 on the dial, but it did not last long. 790 The Ticket has been around for over three years. A big reason is that they partnered up with The Miami Herald and have put several Herald columnists like Dan Le Batard, Greg Cote, and Armando Salgeuro on the air regardless of talent. This is a rundown of 790 The Ticket. It starts with the owner of the station, Joel Feinberg:
Joel Feinberg, the outspoken owner of AM sports talk station 790 The Ticket, has been charged with beating up his fiance on October 23, 2007. Feinberg and his fiance had been staying at the Carmel Valley Ranch Resort. Deputies are not sure what sparked the argument, but they say Feinberg may have ''had a bad day'' at the track. He removed his fiance's $40,000 engagement ring from her finger, pushed her to the bed ''and proceeded to strike her about the head and face,'' according to a press release. The unnamed woman ran into another room, but he kicked down the door, which hit her in the back of the head, deputies said.
Feinberg stormed away, rolling a suitcase and carrying a backpack. He eluded police, their dogs and a roving highway patrol helicopter as he walked through the sprawling 400-acre tennis and golf resort nestled in the Santa Lucia Mountains. About a mile from the resort, Deputy Kevin Hockenhull spotted him walking past a shopping center and arrested him.
Feinberg was booked into the Monterey County Jail. The woman was treated and released from a local hospital.
Feinberg owns the company that leases the radio signal for The Ticket, which has a marketing partnership with The Miami Herald. Feinberg declined to comment. The Ticket had broadcast Dolphins games, but this year the team switched back to its former station, WQAM. Feinberg had sent the general manager at rival WQAM-AM (560 ) e-mails gloating about the Miami Dolphins' 0-3 start. He also surprised observers by recently calling WQAM's Neil Rogers on air and drawing a line through Joe Rose's face on the Ticket's website after the broadcaster moved to WQAM.
Sid Rosenberg hosts the morning show and replaced the terminally boring Joe Rose. Sid Rosenberg used to be the sports sidekick on the nationally syndicated Imus in the morning show. His mindless and generally clueless sports banter contributed little to the show. His off the cuff remarks ranged from claiming that Venus and Serena Williams were better suited for National Geographic than Playboy. His expertise in tennis was reflected with this comment ... "faggots play tennis." and female soccer players are "juiced up dykes."
Six weeks after being released from a substance abuse rehabilitation center, Rosenberg, got into hot water when the show turned to singer Kylie Minogue's breast cancer. Sid, in a fit of utter stupidity delivers this line ... "She won't look so pretty when she's bald with one tit." With IMUS running a camp for kids with ... get this .. CANCER the writing was on the wall for Sid. He was pulled from the Imus show and eventually ended up in Miami doing an afternoon show until Joe Rose got canned. Then Sid took over the morning drive show.
Sid Rosenberg tends to go on too long on some topics. He loves to have porn stars and similar scumbags on his show. He has a four year old daughter and yet never stops talking about porn. He often says that he is the Howard Stern of sports talk. He also has Bernie Kosar on the show nearly every day. Kosar likes to play the role of the millionaire drunken bum, and he plays it well. Kosar's scratchy voice and his dumb remarks detract a lot from Rosenberg's show. Hopefully Kosar will be sent down to The Dos Amigos soon, and Rosenberg can focus on sports. Michael Irvin is also a regular guest on Rosenberg's show. Irvin often has some interesting things to say. Unfortunately, Sid Rosenberg is another ultra-right-winger. Recently he had Ann Coulter on the show so that he could prove that she isn't anti-semitic. Sid Rosenberg is a lot more entertaining and intelligent than Joe Rose, but that is not saying much. Compared to the rest of the morning shows in Miami, Rosenberg is the best, but look at his competition: Ron and Ron, Defo in Palm Beach, Two Girls at Coast FM who spend all morning talking about their TOM and boy friends, the two punks at 93.1 FM who sound like they are about ten years old and can barely speak English and Joe Rose at WQAM.
Jorge Sedano has done some odd shows including a very annoying overnight show where he had a sleazy female co-host and they would talk trash about sports all night long. Unfortunately, 790 The Ticket seems to like trash talk on the radio and Sedano found a home. I do not listen to his show much, but he seems to have some potential for intelligent discussions and occasionally analyzes sports.
Jonathan Zaslow is the producer for Jorge Sedano and Boog Sciambi. Zaslow often is given some time on the radio, and he usually does a good job when he is doing a fill-in show.
Jon "Boog" Sciambi looks kinda scary. He apparently has a weight problem and has to go to some kind of fat farm every year to lose weight. The picture of his ugly face is above a photo of Sciambi working out by trying to pull a rubber band. Boog Sciambi used to be the voice of the Florida Marlins baseball team and then he got fired. Sciambi seems to be a nice guy, but he is really too nice. On the radio he sounds like a goofball. He often refers to the callers as "my brother" and is always talking about everyone being his brother. I guess it is some kind of religious thing, but I find it a bit irritating in the context of a sports show. Sciambi also spends all his time praising everyone. Update: The Booger has gotten a job in Atlanta. Thank heavens he can go annoy people over there. Hopefully he will become the voice of the Braves (ironic justice) and will spend the next 40 years there.
What can be said about Dan LeBatard? He has parlayed an awful sports column at The Miami Herald into a career at ESPN and radio. LeBatard is the perfect clone of the Chris Berman style of comedy sports broadcasting. LeBatard spends every afternoon singing moronic songs about various sports celebrities. He invites the listeners to call in and sing songs about sports celebrities. He has Greg Cote (pictured above, he is the guy who looks like a chipmunk) also on the station regularly and they sing songs to each other. Cote used to review movies at The Miami Herald, but is now some kind of columnist there. Stugotz is LeBatard's sidekick. At 790 The Ticket, Jon Weiner (Stugotz) is also the program director, general manager, and probably cleans the toilets too. Hank Goldberg of WQAM had originally nicknamed Weiner as Stugotz. The Urban Dictionary says: Made popular by the HBO Series "The Sopranos", stugots is from "(qu)esto cozzo" in Italian, meaning "this cock" or "this dick". Often used in reference to someone being an asshole. Perhaps the worst thing about LeBatard is that he has Terell Owens on every week to talk about Terrell Owens. What a waste.
Kevin Rogers is on at night and as a fill-in show during odd hours. He is very informative and he should be on ESPN or Fox or some other national station. Rogers is a very good talk host and I enjoy listening to him whenever he is on. Update: Kevin Rogers finally got a permanent slot. Apparently he is replacing Booger sometime in the mid-day slot. That will be a good reason to listen to AM790. Kevin Rogers does not sing songs on the radio and he is not a single man in his mid-forties fighting rumors regarding his sexual orientation.
Steve "Goldie" Goldstein is one of the worst talk show hosts ever. He used to be on the WQAM morning show as the sidekick to Joe Rose, and they literally would fall over each other trying to see who could kiss the most ass. Every time they had a guest, "Goldie" would be so far up the guy's butthole that Rose would sometimes take a shot at Goldie just so it would not be so phoney and contrived. Goldie also has a high-pitched squeeky voice, and Neil Rogers loves to make fun of Goldie. The Neil Rogers Show would regularly play spoofs of Goldie doing his show. At one point Goldie became the sidekick to Howard David at WQAM, and that had an unhappy ending too. Neil Rogers spoofed the Goldie and Howard David discussions endlessly and Goldie has always been worth a few laughs. If there is ever a bad team or any negative situation involving a sponsor of the station, you could always count on Goldie to come up with some bizarre spin so that he could talk about it as a good thing. Fortunately, Goldie is now the TV voice for the Florida Panthers hockey team and is not on radio as much. Unfortunately, 790 still uses Goldie on weekends and to do fill-in shows.
The Dos Amigos features Larry Milian and Alan Strauss trying to sound like trashy Latinos from Scarface, Que Pasa USA, or Carlito's Way. All the typical slang words are used, and they call everyone BRO-DAY (brother) with the most low-life Latino trash accent that they can muster. Listening to this show is almost funny, as the two clowns will speak in a normal sounding tone of voice and then when they switch to their Latino stereotypes they adopt a heavy gangsta accent and sound like a couple of scumbag coke dealers. Try listening to this crap for ten minutes and then you won't feel bad when Carlito gets killed at the end of Carlito's Way.
Perhaps the best thing about 790 The Ticket is that they have J.T. The Brick on late night as part of their Fox Sports Radio syndication. J.T. The Brick is ten times better than all of the staff of 790 The Ticket put together.


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Accrington Stanley director Peter Shaw is relieved that the club's financial woes are now a thing of the past – but knows there is still work to do to replace the generation of fans lost because of the events of 1962.
Shaw was a Stanley supporter 50 years ago when they were forced to resign from the Football League because of spiralling debts and felt compelled to help the club when they suffered further cash problems in 2009.
The 76-year-old spearheaded the Accrington Stanley Supporters' Fund and joined the board shortly before Ilyas Khan completed his takeover of Stanley last year.
Increasing attendances, through his role as chairman of the club's community trust, remains a priority.
The Reds' average gate this season is only 1,685, comfortably the lowest in the Football League.
Recalling Stanley's demise in 1962, when the community only found out the extent of the club's debt shortly before they quit the league, Shaw said: "It was devastating for the town.
"In those times, I don't think football was as open as it is now. We go on the various websites now and everyone knows what everybody is doing.
"That situation didn't happen 50 years ago. Directors of any football club tended to be a bit like a Masonic Lodge, a closed enclave and you never got into it to find out what was happening.
"Times have changed and I think, certainly as far as this club is concerned, we're a lot more open.
"The biggest problem we are currently finding is that we lost a generation of support.
"People at the club are working very hard taking players into schools, raising the profile of the club in the community and hopefully eventually getting more bums on seats."
Shaw, though, believes the future is positive for Stanley.
"We're fortunate, we're a small club but in the last two to three years we've turned things round enormously," he said.
"We are on a stable footing.
"The new manager has got some great ideas, they might not all come to fruition until next season but we're patient."


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Subject: Census records..1821and on
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1864 B/M/D are thousands of pages..
Available on microfilm at SLC FHLibraries.
You can go to a FHL and look through their IGI for the names and /r order
the film. Would not think that anyone would have these records in their
The above www page from the Irish Times gives general information on all
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I'd sent the following in email to a dear friend (I won't name names, let's just call him "Andrew" for now) who continually counter-balances my Andy Rooney-ish tired crankiness with youthful optimism and intelligence. He was an early mentor on what was to eventually become alonovo.com and helped connect me to some amazing people at CivicSpace Labs. While I'm not deluded (enough, yet) to think that my notes are all that interesting, he encouraged me to blog this, so here it is ...
The more I think of some of the discussions we had at the Thai restaurant with your parents the more I understand how badly society needs to look up into the sky and dream about what is possible again.
The science and technology that once gave all people hope --that if we could walk on the moon, anything is attainable as a society or within the framework of our own lives --has taken a backseat to war, corporate profit and bling.
While the current administration hasn't totally cast us back into the dark ages yet, they have certainly diminished our educational infrastructure through lack of funding (beginning with the Reagan years). Early childhood education is where the spark of exploration (the desire for knowledge and understanding) begins with well resourced schools, talented, caring teachers and parents that have not totally been beaten down by a system of economic tyranny.
There is mountain of work for the NASA CoLab team ahead, (ironic we originally met in Mountain View?) however the intellect and optimism from that group holds great promise.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
A note to friends at NASA CoLab
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October 21 is the long-awaited Back to the Future day and this clip of the franchise's stars should make every fan's day.
Today, October 21, 2015, is the so-called #FutureDay, the day in the future that Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveled to in Back to the Future II. There'll be a lot of celebrating and commemorating that day today (this year also is the 30th anniversary of the original Back to the Future opening in theaters), and here's something pretty neat: Doc Brown's original van is parked outside the real Twin Pines Mall for fans to visit and take pictures with.
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Wed., Sept. 16 Khrushchev at the National Press Club
(NBC, 1:30-3 p.m.).The beginning of what will surely seem a minute-to-minute report of the big visit. All week, all the networks will be sighting in with live coverage.
The Arthur Godfrey Show (CBS, 10-11 p.m.). Is this the beginning of the trouper's return to active duty? Arthur is holding out. His old friends will have to tune in to find out what sort of program he put together while recuperating in Hawaii and at home in Leesburg, Va.
Thurs., Sept. 17
Woman! (CBS, 2-3 p.m.). Second in a carefully researched series of specials apparently dedicated to stripping modern women of every secret. Good direction may keep Hostess-Swimmer Esther Williams properly inconspicuous while the show attacks the question: "Is the American Woman Losing Her Femininity?"
Fri., Sept. 18
America Pauses in September (NBC, 8:30-9:30 p.m.). Mood shots and mood music from all over the U.S. as the nation changes gears with the changing seasons Burgess Meredith calls the tunes, with Julie London, Gene Nelson, the cast of Holiday on Ice, and the Martin Denny Group.
M-Squad (NBC, 9:30-10 p.m.). One of the best of the cops-and-robbers crew has finished the reruns and starts fresh. Lee Marvin as Chicago Detective Frank Ballinger sweats out the search for a bomb planted in a hospital.
Sat., Sept. 19
N.C.A.A. Football (NBC, 4:45 p.m.). First of the season's colorcasts that will give college football a new TV dimension. Louisiana State v. Rice at Baton Rouge.
Sun., Sept. 20