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This week, Vringo Inc. (AMEX:VRNG[2]) is making solid headway. The company's rating improves to an A ("strong buy") from last week's B ("buy") rating. Vringo provides products for mobile video entertainment and personalization. Shares of the company have increased 34.9% over the past month. For more information, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of VRNG stock[3].
JDA Software (NASDAQ:JDAS[4]) is bettering its rating of C ("hold") from last week to a B ("buy") this week. JDA Software Group provides software solutions that address the supply chain management, business process, analytic application, and e-commerce requirements of the retail industry. Shares of JDAS have increased 33.8% over the past month, better than the 5.6% decrease the Nasdaq has seen over the same period of time. For more information, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of JDAS stock[5].
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CHICAGO, May 22 (UPI) -- Agricultural acreage in the heart of the Midwest fell 6 percent in value in the first quarter, the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank said Friday.
A survey of 227 Midwest banks found the decline in the value of farmland listed as "good" was steeper than in any quarter since 1985, the federal bank said.
The drop came in spite of historically low interest rates for loans, which fell to 6.2 percent for new operating loans and 6.14 percent for farm real estate loans during the quarter.
The quarter brought the annual increase in prices down to 2 percent.
Two thirds of the local banks now predict prices will hold steady in the second quarter, while a third forecast continued declines.
In the first quarter, prices varied from state to state with arable land in Iowa rising 2 percent from a year ago, while land in Illinois and Indiana gained 4 percent in the same period.
Farmland in the dairy state of Wisconsin gained the most from a year ago, rising 6 percent. However, Wisconsin land dropped the most from the previous quarter, falling 7 percent, the bank's AgLetter said.


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The Gadsden City Council on Tuesday was briefed on a industrial prospect that is considering a location in Gadsden along with locations in several other states.
The Gadsden City Council on Tuesday was briefed on a industrial prospect that is considering a location in Gadsden along with locations in several other states.
Council members and Mayor Sherman Guyton met in executive session with Gadsden-Etowah County Industrial Development Authority Executive Director Mike McCain prior to the regular council meeting. McCain discussed the industrial prospect and what incentives could be offered.
McCain and city officials declined afterward to give specific information about the project, but McCain said Gadsden and several other communities remain under consideration.
"I consulted with the City Council on incentives on this project, and they gave me instructions on what I can submit to the company," he said, adding, "It goes without saying the benefits outweigh the costs."
Any incentives offered by the city would have to be approved in an open council meeting.
McCain said the firm will make a decision before the end of the year. He declined to say what type industry it is or how many jobs the project might bring, only that it would mean "a significant number" of jobs.
"We know what some of our competitors can offer, we do not know what they will offer, so there is absolutely no way to feel a level of confidence or lack of confidence in this situation," he said. "All you can do is make the best offer you can and keep the benefits in excess of the costs."
McCain said the location being considered is in the vicinity of the Northeast Alabama Regional Airport off Alabama Highway 77.
Guyton said he felt pretty good about the city's chances, but there is a lot of competition and "multiple states" still are being considered.
The council during its meeting approved a license agreement for The Fish Market Restaurant to use Memorial Bridge from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Oct. 16 for a Downtown Gadsden Inc. event.
DGI Director Kay Moore said the organization will host a fundraiser called "Sunset Sips," with beer and wine and food and music scheduled from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on the bridge, which will be closed to traffic
Moore said other cities use bridges for similar events.
The council also approved an emergency shelter grant for $200,000. Thirteenth Place will receive $90,000, the Salvation Army $85,000 and The Love Center $25,000.
Councilman Billy Harris said the speed limit on Padenreich Avenue has been changed to 25 mph, and cautioned everyone who uses that "shortcut" to slow down.
Harris said he hoped the police department would soon use Special Operations officers to ensure the new speed limit is being observed.
"We want to put some teeth into it to make sure it's effective," he said.
Harris also encouraged motorists to slow down in all school zones.


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Surfski TV is back! With two shows - Cape Point Challenge 2009, and that epic battle between Dawid Mocke and Matt Bouman at the 2010 Dunlop Surfski World Cup in Durban... Enjoy!
Apart from the sheer length of the race (46.5km/30miles), the Scottburgh to Brighton is notorious for the surf - the competitors have to negotiate the surf-line four times...
Durban - The winter surfski season comes to a head on Saturday with the gruelling 46km Discovery Scottburgh to Brighton ultra marathon, which has been given added intensity by the certainty that the field of paddlers will race through the sardine run, and with it will be close to the marine bonanza that follows the sardine migration up the coast.
Durban - Ace paddler Matt Bouman maintained his overall lead in the Discovery Sunglass Hut Surfski Series by powering to the finish streets ahead of his rivals in the Hansa 5 Beaches.
Durban, South Africa - Star paddler Matt Bouman claimed his fifth win in the current Discovery Sunglass Hut Surfski Series at the KwaZulu Downwind to Toti in "hectic" surf conditions which ultimately changed the race to a strong "upwind" paddle.
[Editor: The paddlers in the Southern Shamaal PE to EL International Relay... take note of how not to come in through surf!]
If you can imagine a perfect "surfski" day then 28 November was that day, blue sunny skies and one of those surprise swells that 'pop' up out of nowhere greeted the field for Port Elizabeth's last series race for 2009.
Sedgefield, South Africa: The Eastern Cape 2008 SA Men's Surf Ski Champion, Richard von Wildemann claimed this year's 22km Hansa Victoria Bay-Sedgefield race which forms part of the Discovery Men's Health Surf Ski Series in a nerve-wrecking and risky finish through monstrous 5 metre swells, finishing a mere 20 seconds clear of Durban legend Herman Chalupsky on Saturday afternoon, 14th November 2009.
The day before the Discovery Downwind Race, Pete Cole and a group of highly experienced paddlers set off for a "Reverse Buffels" run - the same route that the race would follow the next day. About 8km from the finish at Buffels Bay, they were suddenly hit by 35-40kt gusts blowing directly offshore. Cole and two others aborted the run, turning shore-wards to grind head on into the sheets of spray being blasted off the surface of the sea.
For the three Fish Hoek Surf Lifesaving Clubmates, DawidMocke, Jasper Mocke and Tom Schilperoort it was home territory and they wereout to dominate from the start of the third race in the Cape Town Discovery Men'sHealth Series.
Port Elizabeth, South Africa - Ace paddler Richard von Wildemann managed to hold on to his top position in the Eastern Cape series by claiming his third title in the popular Discovery Men's Health Surf Ski Series in the Kings Beach Harbour Challenge.


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I'm sure many others are also thinking of Darius Milhaud's famous music, which appears made for this moment.
"The horse was able to climb a small knoll at the back of the garage to get up onto the roof"
You people are all about the knoll this morning, aren't you?
Yet no love for Gnolls
Now Ed, you come down this minute.
But Wiiilllbur, it's so boooorrring around here. I could almost see that cute little filly on the next farm.
Why should goats get all the publicity?
Rumor attributed to MIT history: Cows can be persuaded to climb stairs. It's much harder to persuade them to walk DOWN stairs; a harness, a crane, and sedatives are suggested.
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Prosecutors in Jackson and Barrow counties are hoping that two ongoing cases involving children who died will make it to trial early next year, and look to clear a couple of other cases later in 2010.
District Attorney Brad Smith, the top prosecutor for Barrow, Jackson and Banks counties, hopes to move forward in February with cases against the Jackson County woman whose 9-month-old foster daughter died in a hot car in September 2008, and against a Hoschton woman charged with allowing teenagers to take prescription pain pills at her house.
Jackson County mother Wendy Osborne faces involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment charges in connection to the death of toddler Jessica Scovil, who was in her care when Osborne left the girl in her minivan for more than two hours in September 2008. Osborne told sheriff's investigators she came home from a doctor's appointment shortly before 3 p.m. that day, unloaded two adopted 3-year-old girls from the van and went inside her Nicholson-area home. She laid down for a nap, realizing only later that she had left the youngest girl in the car.
Another woman who may face trial in February is 37-year-old Donna McDonald, who is charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and reckless conduct in connection to the fatal overdose of 14-year-old Brittane Nicole Brown last Christmastime.
Brown overdosed on the pain reliever oxycodone and anti-anxiety medication alprazolam, which is sold under the trade name Xanax. She spent the night with friends at 38 White St. in Hoschton on Dec. 26, 2008, and her companions found her cold and unresponsive when they tried to wake her the next day.
Other cases in Barrow and Jackson counties that may make it to trial in the new year include:
► The case against the men accused of torching New Life Deliverance Church Ministries, located on Pierce Road between Winder and Auburn, more than four years ago. Fifty-year-old pastor Quincy Arnold, his 24-year-old son Maurice Arnold and 48-year-old Bruce Edward Smith Sr. of Monroe were arrested this year in connection to the fire.
The Arnolds were charged with arson, conspiracy to commit a crime, vandalism of a place of worship and insurance fraud, while Smith, who was not related to the two men, was charged with conspiracy to commit a crime and vandalism to a place of worship.
► Prosecutors still are pursuing a reckless conduct charge against 21-year-old A.J. Perry, who was 19 when he and his sister held an after-prom party in 2007 where Barrow County High School senior Leland Martin died of alcohol poisoning.
Perry's stepmother, who prosecutors held accountable for allowing teenagers to drink at her house, pleaded guilty in August to two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, four counts of contributing to the deprivation of a minor and two counts of keeping a disorderly house in connection to the April party. Perry was charged with reckless conduct because he allegedly discouraged people from calling 911 after Martin became ill.
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On May 23rd, Jason Heyward was scratched with a sore thumb. Seems harmless, right? As they say in Norway, "A-ha! (Best group ever.)" Turns out he has a strained ligament in his thumb and is headed to the DL. Member when I said I dropped him about a month or so ago? In your face fantasy baseball gods! (It was a shallow, no bench league, stop judging me for dropping Heyward. I can feel your stares.) Since May 23rd, Heyward has a line of 16/2/12/.210/2. If my math is right, that's not a good month. No wonder he dodged the Strasburg bullet train last night. He's scurred, Mystikal. Okay, I do really like Heyward, but this thumb injury could linger until the offseason. Not a great sign. He may not revisit his mollywhopping, pony stick ways until into The One-One. For those doing a bid in redraft leagues, DL him if you can and hope the rest helps his sucky thumb. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Tim Hudson – 7 IP, 8 baserunners, 6 Ks. Has a poor xFIP, a terrible K-rate and a meh walk rate. It's not a trick, it's an illusion!
Kris Medlen – Braves announced that Medlen will stay in the rotation after Jar-Jar returns because any other move would've been maddenin'.
Stephen Strasburg – 6 1/3 IP, 3 ER, 8 baserunners, 7 Ks. Rest assured, Beckett Sports Card Monthly still plans on running its Strasburg cover for 16 consecutive months, ESPN will still work Strasburg into every baseball highlight and Strasburg, Virginia will continue to sell bumper stickers that read, "Virginia is for Strasburgers."
Chase Utley – Will have an MRI on his hand today after hurting it on his slide into 2nd. They might want to MRI his hip while he's in there. If you own Utley, this would be a good time to start praying to your Philly Phanatic bobblehead.
Raul Ibanez – 2-for-4, 3 RBIs and his 6th homer. He's been flatlining so long I didn't think Bacon and Kiefer could've brought him back. Maybe he has a pulse after all. We shall see. Or not. Your choice.
Johnny Cueto – 8 IP, 1 ER, 8 baserunners, 0 Ks vs. the Phils. Sonavabench! How did he not strikeout anyone and hold the Phillies to 1 run? Cueto, we were friends and now I feel like I don't know you at all.
Scott Rolen – 1-for-3 with his 17th homer. Should be a fun throwback Homer Derby at the All-Star Game with Rolen, Konerko and Wells. When Berman says back-back-back, he might be talking about a back injury.
Aaron Heilman – Two errors led to Heilman blowing the save without giving up a hit or a walk. Qualls was seen mumbling in the bullpen, "I'm not crazy, the closer role is cursed, I tell ya! Cursed!"
Adam LaRoche – Hit his 12th homer yesterday. It's not quite the 2nd half yet, but no reason to tell LaRoche.
Chris Carpenter – 7 IP, 3 ER, 10 baserunners, 5 Ks. Didn't look like himself last night after being hit on the forearm by a comebacker. He stayed in the game, so it obviously wasn't that bad, but it's worth monitoring.
Carlos Quentin – Another day, another homer and another day at the office after a two month vacation.
Travis Snider – Continues to pull a Kotchman and now isn't expected back until after the All-Star break.
Joel Zumaya – Out with a severe arm injury. His season might be in question. Leyland said, "That's an awesome bad feeling to see something like that." Did Tigers management tell him they're trying to appeal to a younger generation and he needs to use "hip" words? Did he lose a bet and have to use awesome in every sentence? Or did someone pack his Marlboros with weed?
Francisco Liriano – 6 IP, 6 ER, 11 baserunners, 6 Ks. Awesome!
Miguel Olivo – 3-for-5, 4 RBIs and his 11th homer as he bats .303 on the year. So the Wieters draft pick isn't looking that good.
Hong-Chih Kuo – Got the save yesterday and could get another today as Broxton gets two days off after pitching four of the last five days. That's one way to manage the bullpen. Another way would've been to just not bring Broxton in for the last four non-save opportunities.
Chad Billingsley – 6 IP, 2 ER, 7 baserunners, 3 Ks in his return from the DL. 6 innings, 98 pitches, a few runs, a few walks, some hits… Yup, Bills is back.
Michael Bourn – 4-for-6 and a home run. Someone test his urine!
Jose Tabata – 1-for-4 with his 3rd steal in the last five games and 5 steals in 17 games. Gotta love a guy that knows how he gives fantasy value.
Neil Walker – Probably going to the DL with a concussion, unless he's hardheaded.
Mike Aviles – 3-for-4 and that's exactly what Aviles do. Not a flashy 3-for-4, but a 3-for-4 neverthehoo!
Jason Bay – 2-for-4 with 2 homers. Now if the Mets bring in the fences 100 feet to mimic the bandbox Puerto Rican stadium, Bay will be in good shape.
Ricky Nolasco – 7 IP, 3 ER, 4 Hits, 0 Walks, 9 Ks. Hey, look who it is, '08 Nolasco. Hey, '08 Nolasco, say hello to your mother for me.
Kerry Wood – 1 IP, 0 ER with 2 Ks for the save. Right after the last out, the Indians emailed the entire league. Subject: Wood. Body of the email: He's heating up!!! Better make your offers soon!!! No offer too small… Seriously, no offer.
Victor Martinez – Will go on the DL as the Red Sox call up Gustavo Molina. No relation, but it brings up an interesting idea. I wonder if I changed my name to Grey Molina if the Astros would be interested.


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Human Rights Award to Tarkunde
Vithal Mahadev Tarkunde was presented the M. A. Thomas National Human Rights Award for the year 2000 on August 11 at Bangalore in a solemn and largely attended function. Justice Tarkunde was presented this Award "during the 25th anniversary of the Emergency for the courage, secular outlook, and concern for the under privileged" that he has shown and upheld. The Vigil India Movement, founded by Rev. Dr. M. A. Thomas, has distinguished itself by conferring the Award on Shri Tarkunde.
V M Tarkunde was born on July 3, 1909. He is the recipient of numerous National and International Award. His is outstanding work is institutionalised in the form of the radical humanist movement, which he nurtured and carried forward after the death of M N Roy, the citizens for democracy, and People's Union for civil Liberties. He was decorated with Padmabhushan in 1998.
The People's Union for Civil Liberties is proud of its founding presidents continued efforts in safeguarding and upholding Civil Liberties and Human Rights.
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Blood Sport is home to the toughest 5.10+ pitch in all of Zion. That is saying something for an area known to be a bit stout on its grades. Its off-width pitch (third) is one of the more interesting off-widths anywhere. I rank it right up there with the off-width pitches on the North Face (5.11a) route on Castleton Tower and Ixtlan (5.11c) at Red Rock. It is a full on "in your face", making you think, kind of pitch. Stemming out of a chimney position to pull the "Van Damme" roof via an off-width crack (knee jam) is quite dramatic and physical. Blood Sport was established by Bryan Bird and Brody Greer.
Kung Fu Fighter (5.11-), Mortal Combat (5.10) and Blood Sport make for a fantastic trio of free multi-pitch crack routes to get on during the summer months. Kung Fu Theater wall offers the most shaded and higher elevation climbing in the entire park. Along with Tunnel Wall to the east, this whole area offers enough Indian Creek quality cracks to keep summer visitors occupied for as much free Zion climbing as they can stand. Just keep in mind the routes won't be as clean as Indian Creek and on most days, you won't run into another party on any of these walls, much less a route. If you did, it would more than likely be on Kung Fu Fighter as it has a reputation as a must do. Mortal Combat and Blood Sport will give you every bit your money's worth as well but are not nearly as traveled as the Fighter.
The first pitch direct variation (independently named Last American Ninja, 5.10) is no slacker pitch offering a C4 #4 small roof pull shortly off the deck. After that it turns into a surprisingly good hand crack. The second pitch (5.9) climbs the worst rock on this route. Varying ground covers delicate and dirty sandstone to a comfortable ledge and fixed belay below the varnished third pitch in the corner/chimney above. The third pitch is a full on almost 200' of climbing through chimney, off-width and a wide crack that follows the corner proper to the top. The entire pitch is quite stout and sustained for the grade. The end gets a bit dirty
Park at the last switch back (on the right) along the park road before you enter the Zion tunnel heading eastbound. Locate the trail heading west for Bridge Mountain (Smash Mouth, 5.11). The entire north facing wall above you on your left is known as Kung Fu Theater. Cat Hole, Cave Dweller and Walk in the Park share the same start in a chimney system surrounded by bulging walls on each side. Once you ascend to the base of Kung Fu Theater wall on the trail, continue west on the trail (as the base of the wall continues to rise to your right) until you come across a huge half diamond shaped roof one pitch off the ground. Mortal Combat climbs the tall right facing corner on the right side of this roof. Enter the Dragon (5.11) is a bolted route up the arête on the left side. Sumo Wrestler climbs the wide left side. Last American Ninja and thus the best, more direct, start for Blood Sport climbs the hand crack out left of Sumo.
Route Description350'+/-, 3 Pitches, 5.10+
1st Pitch- 25m- 5.10/ The way to climb Blood Sport is to use the direct option given its own name, "Last American Ninja". Why anyone would do the FAer's first pitch out left, I have no idea. Last American Ninja has a stout couple moves to pull the wide crack bulge/roof shortly off the deck, but it is well protected. From there it is a fun 5.9 hand-crack to a comfortable belay ledge via a gear belay.
2nd Pitch- 25m- 5.9/ Not some of the better rock on this wall. Climb the delicate corner up to a comfortable large ledge and fixed belay.
3rd Pitch- 55m- 5.10+/ This is a stout 5.10d even by Zion standards! And appropriately enough the crux comes pulling the dramatic "Van Damme" roof and continuing up a tough (C4 #5) off-width section. The chimney leading up to the roof involves stellar stemming and chimney climbing and is well protected via interior cracks. Pulling out of the roof and staying in the off-width that follows is the crux. This pitch just never lets up, even towards the end it is still full on as the pitch gets considerably dirtier. However, it is a great pitch, with great positioning. The view out of the chimney and below the roof is incredible. This is a real "thinker" of a pitch requiring a variety of moves.
Climbing Sequence
DescentTake a 200' rap back to the top of pitch two. Do two single rope raps from here. If you try and go another 200' to the ground, you will risk getting a rope caught up on "Last American Ninja". Instead, do a single rope rap climbers left to a ring bolt rappel level with a roof to its right. Then one more single rope rap to the ground.
Essential GearDouble 60m ropes. That third pitch can take all the large gear you want to throw at it, but the C4 #5's are the most valuable for the crux climbing. Guide book says 2 each to 5" and nuts. We placed no wires. I would skip all small stuff and take double C4 #.5 to #2. Single #3 to #6. Double or triple #5's. Helmets are a must on this wall. Stays shaded all day, great late or early summer crag. Advise a long sleeve shirt on the crux third pitch.
External Links
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Mississippi River Priority Site
Mingo Basin, Missouri
The Mississippi River presently forms Missouri's eastern border, but many millennia ago it ran through what is now southeastern Missouri, passing between the Ozark Plateau on the west and a narrow upland known as Crowley's Ridge. Geological evidence indicates that, about 18,000 years ago, the river ate through the ridge, shifted its course farther east and left in its former path an old channel that became home to a dense swamp. That area is now known as the Mingo Basin.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the basin's virgin forests of cypress and tupelo trees were harvested. Efforts subsequently began to drain the land so it could be put to agricultural uses. When drainage of the basin's swamps proved difficult, they were used as open rangelands where cattle and swine roamed freely and trees were cleared to maintain pasturage. By the middle of the 20th century, the Mingo Basin had lost much of its natural cover and drainage activities had altered its natural water patterns.
In 1945, efforts to conserve the swamp led to the purchase of 21,676 acres to establish the Mingo National Wildlife Refuge. The state of Missouri began acquiring land in 1950 to create what is now the 6,234-acre Duck Creek Conservation Area, which borders the federal refuge. The basin's restored wetlands have hosted nesting bald eagles since 1985 and draw significant numbers of migrating and wintering waterfowl, including an estimated 125,000 mallards and 75,000 Canada geese within the refuge alone.
Strategies and Progress
The Mingo Basin has been designated a priority conservation site by The Nature Conservancy. The Conservancy will continue to support the efforts of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Missouri Department of Conservation and other governmental partners, and non-profit organizations such as Ducks Unlimited and Mingo Swamp Friends, Inc., to restore the basin's bottomland hardwood forest, wetland and aquatic habitats and the natural communities those habitats shelter.
Specific strategies will include restoring, where feasible, the basin's natural water flows; controlling erosion and, thereby, reducing sedimentation that fills the basin's streams and wetlands; and controlling non-native species, such as reed canary grass.
More than 95 species of migratory waterfowl, the peregrine falcon and the endangered whooping crane are among the more than 250 bird species that have been recorded in the Mingo Basin. In addition, the basin's diverse habitats are known to shelter more than 38 species of mammals, 23 species of amphibians and 37 species of reptiles, including the western mud snake, a species of concern in Missouri.


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Dominique Strauss-Kahn was having regular sexual relations with six women, some of whom were half his age. But when a French judge suggested that he might have guessed they were prostitutes, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund was indignant.
He said that it was perfectly normal for a man like him to enjoy frequent libertine rendezvous with younger women. Half a dozen partners were not "a considerable number", said the Socialist politician once tipped as a favourite to win the French presidency.
He made his comments under questioning in March by a French magistrate. Yesterday, his answers were leaked to Le Figaro, the right-wing daily, in what Mr Strauss-Kahn's supporters claimed was an electoral manoeuvre designed to embarrass François Hollande, his former…


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The American Juniors group has been formed. Now it's time to see what they've got. Nielsen SoundScan reports that the initial American Juniors' Jive Records release, "One Step Closer," debuted in 8th place on the U.S. Singles Sales chart for the week ended August 17.
"One Step Closer" was an enormous British hit for the British kids' group S Club 8, who are also managed by American Juniors (and American Idol) creator Simon Fuller. Whether the American Juniors can match the success of their British brethren with this tune will go a long way toward determining whether this fall's upcoming American Juniors 2 on Fox will be part of a continuing series or the end of the line for the concept.


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"Everybody in the room has the recession monkey on their back, but once a year you have all these people—academy, nominees, winners—in one room, and it's like, enough already," said Sequoia's Cheryl Cecchetto. "They're not thinking about the recession. They're thinking about cutting the next deal. And it's our job to stimulate their senses [to inspire them]."
Nevertheless, Jackson noted that the budget shrunk about 30 percent from last year for the same guest count—about 3,500—and the group repurposed and repainted elements from last year's ball, like Deco columns. "We started this party as soon as [the previous] year's ended. We worked a whole year on the party, having meetings once a month," he said. Cecchetto reported that the party took nine days to load in, but had just 22 hours to load out. About 1,200 staffers were on hand to accomplish the feat.
The look was unabashed opulence. Tabletop floral arrangements at five different heights came from LA Premier, with the tallest standing at about seven feet. "The idea is color and the architectural wonders of nature," said LA Premier's Kevin Lee. Succulents from the arrangements will retain their root systems and be replanted after the ball. And as part of the event's larger eco-friendly push, LED lamps dominated much of the lighting by Images by Lighting, which also supplied other low-voltage fixtures. Additionally, ball organizers arranged a comprehensive recycling program; any lumber that could not be reused was constructed into wooden pallets; and scrap metal will head to a scrap dealer for recycling into other products.
For entertainment, the evening began with a set from the Attila Fias Quartet, performed on the Xanadu lounge stage, a circular rotating stage in the center of the room. Norm Roper & the Heartbeats performeed at the same time on the ballroom stage at the hall's south end. The Heartbeats showcased vocalists Beverley Staunton and Carmen Carter from Dancing With the Stars, plus Tim Owens and Jude Crossen. During the evening, performances shifted between the two stages, with genres covering jazz, Latin, pop, R&B, and dance music, with performances by vocalist Matt Alber.
Patina Catering chef and founder Joachim Splichal, with executive chef Alec Lestr—and 177 chefs in all—prepared the three-course plated dinner, going for a menu Splichal described as "farmers' market fresh," using "naturally, the best food." The menu included a first course of sweet peppers, eggplant caviar and chips, petite red mustard leaves, layered multicolor potato salad, olives, smoked mushrooms and medjool dates, and toy box tomatoes and sweet melons with lemon basil; an entree of filet mignon, polenta ravioli with cauliflower and vadouvan butter, whole roasted zucchini blossom, Bloomsdale spinach, and pinot noir sauce; and a dessert of Dove milk chocolate infused with raspberry creme, paired with yuzu gelee and a mint lollipop. Basic prep took place at Patina's central kitchen over five days, with a crew of 75 people per day. For the big night, the Patina group pulled its chefs out of the kitchens at its restaurants and sous chefs manned those kitchens in their stead. It was the 14th year Patina has worked on the ball.
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text: Well, I'm now over 2/3 through my "complete series" set of Search, and I'm starting to notice some things. 1. The later-produced episodes (especially after the Probe Control set was given an "extreme makeover," and Keach, Kuroda, and Griffin vanished) tended to throw continuity, and the advantages of being in constant contact with a roomful of specialists (and in "The Clayton Lewis Document," plausibility itself, with Bianco requesting a "long range magnetic trace," whatever that is, to match up a key with a lock) Not all of them, of course, but it seems that in the later scripts, Probes were being jumped when earlier scripts would have had at least one technician warning them of "off-presence" readings on their attackers. (Not that Lockwood didn't get jumped in the pilot, but . . . .) 2. By "Clayton Lewis," the "new" Probe Control was being lit a bit more dimly, although not as dimly as the "old" Probe Control. 3. While Ginny Golden ("Keach") appeared in the pilot and 9 episodes, and Albert Popwell ("Griffin") in the pilot and 11 episodes, and Byron Chung ("Kuroda") in the pilot and 14 episodes, and Amy Farrell ("Murdock") in 7 episodes, Angel Tompkins ("Gloria Harding"), for all the attention she got, only appeared in the pilot and two episodes (which, going by production number, appear to be the first two produced). 4. A pre-Charlie's-Angels Cheryl Ladd made 3 appearances as Probe Control technician Amy Love. Prior to that, her only regular acting gig was as one of the voices in the original "Josie and the Pussycats," for Hanna-Barbera.


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At Princeton, Will Venable was better known for his basketball skills, but professionally he followed father Max's lead into baseball.
Q: Who will win the NBA championship?
A: "I don't want Kobe (Bryant) to win. He's won enough. Time for anyone else. I cannot stand the Lakers."
Q: What was the best baseball advice you got from your father?
A: "Stay positive."
Q: What was the worst baseball advice you got from your father?
A: "I don't know if it was bad advice, but he'd always tell me 'just relax.' That's hard for me to do. I'm not the relaxing type."
Q: After baseball, my anthropology major from Princeton will help me for a career in . . .
A: "Marketing. You do a lot of research and analyzing in anthropology."
Q: When I read, my favorite subject is . . .
A: "Thrillers and mystery. But I have to be honest, my mother gets on me because I don't read enough. And she's right."
Will Venable has worked the past couple of weeks on shortening his stride and adjusting the position of his hands while hitting.
"I've been tinkering," the right fielder said recently. "I want to get the feel with my hands that I had last year, and it's more feel than location."
Venable happened to get the "feel" back on Wednesday at the same time that Padres manager Bud Black decided to move him into the leadoff slot.
Venable responded with a four-hit game that included two doubles, a triple, a steal and four runs scored.
"It wasn't moving into the leadoff spot that got me going," said Venable, who said he enjoys hitting first in the order.
"It gives me a slightly greater sense of urgency," he said. "I'm still going to be aggressive."
Venable spent much of the 2007 season leading off for Double-A San Antonio and hit leadoff in 15 games with the Padres in 2008, although he made only one start in the slot last season.
Venable has cooled after his exceptional 2010 leadoff debut at Dodger Stadium. He is now 5-for-16 in four starts with three walks, two steals and five runs scored. He struck out four times Friday night and fanned eight times in those four games.
In 20 starts in the No. 1 slot over parts of three seasons, Venable is hitting .230 with a .312 on-base percentage.
But the other four players used in the leadoff slot this season are batting a combined .170 with a .264 on-base percentage.
"Internally, we have to find someone to hit at the top of the order," said Black.
Perdomo replaces Ramos
The Padres made a change in their bullpen Saturday, recalling Luis Perdomo from Triple-A Portland while optioning Cesar Ramos to the Beavers.
The exchange came in the long-relief slot very capably manned by Tim Stauffer until he went on the disabled list May 11 after an emergency appendectomy in San Francisco.
Ramos was recalled from Portland, but in three appearances in that spot the left-hander gave up 10 runs on 12 hits over 2 1/3 innings.
He gave up seven runs in one inning Friday night in Seattle to send his ERA to 21.21.
Perdomo, 26, was 1-0 with a 4.80 ERA in 35 appearances covering 60 innings as a Rule 5 rookie in the long-relief slot with the Padres in 2009. He was 1-2 with a 3.76 ERA in 16 games with Portland this season.
Ramos worked in the Portland rotation the first time he was optioned to the Beavers this season but could be permanently moved to the bullpen this time. The Padres liked the job he did in April when he was used as a situational left-hander.
"We still think there is a future for Cesar," Black said. "But he has to consistently make pitches. We'll see one very good pitch, but he hasn't been repeating them."
2-for-1 tickets
Starting with Thursday afternoon's game against the Cardinals, the Padres and Oggi's Pizza and Brewing Co. will be offering 2-for-1 tickets in the right-field upper reserved section at Petco Park for the eight remaining weekday afternoon games and selected weeknight games.
The tickets normally sell for $17, but fans who buy two or more will pay $8.50 per ticket.
"We've received a lot of feedback from fans that they miss the 2-for-1 offer from last season," said San Diego Padres President Tom Garfinkel.
Veterans' discounts expanded
The Padres have long offered $6 discounts to active-duty military, their dependents, retired military and Department of Defense employees and retirees.
Now they are expanding eligibility for the Padres Veterans Appreciation Card (PVAC) program to non-career veterans. All that is needed for a PVAC card is proof of service (membership in the VFW, American Legion or a Veterans Affairs medical card).
Padres notes
•Left-handed reliever Joe Thatcher, who worked an inning Friday night, said the shoulder tightness that forced him out of Tuesday night's game against the Giants at Petco Park, is no longer an issue. "I have no idea what it was," Thatcher said. "There was never any pain and the tightness is gone."
•Adrian Gonzalez had five straight hits to left and Saturday night lined out to Milton Bradley on the warning track in the third, the drive landing about 5 feet shy of a three-run homer.
•Kyle Blanks said his strained right elbow is improving, but no date has been set for a rehab assignment.Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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hello all,
i have an acer aspire 5051AWXMi laptop with one on board wifi interface (atheros chipset) and another one (netgear pcmcia card) and i would like to bridge these two networks...
Let's suppose that both cards are working fine (because i am currently working on some problems with madwifi etc) what exactly should i do to bridge these networks ?
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The expanded Halton Hills Library and Cultural Centre isn't even officially open yet, but it's already proving to be a hit with residents.

The library, which opened its doors to the public Friday, sent out a tweet on its Twitter account yesterday (Monday) stating more than 5,600 items had been checked out already.

That number of items matched all of its weekend totals from January of last year, the tweet added.

The library will hold its Come Celebrate! official grand opening this Saturday (Jan. 26).

The facility had been awaiting final certifications and that had pushed back the "soft opening" 10 days to last Friday.

The 24-hour library materials return drop is now open on Market Street and is taking the return of borrowed materials. Fines incurred during the move, and as a result of opening delays, will be waived on any materials borrowed from the Georgetown Branch.

The main public entrance remains on Church Street.

"There has been a tremendous amount of work accomplished in the last month and we are very pleased with the final result," said Sheila Taylor, Chair of the Georgetown Branch Planning Committee.

Construction crews continue to work on the Gallery and theatre which will open at a later date.

"The official grand opening will be a great day for all of Halton Hills to enjoy," said Mayor Rick Bonnette. "With this new state-of-the-art, fully accessible and environmentally-friendly building, we've really got something to celebrate!"

A fun-filled day for the whole family is planned, including some special highlights:

• Official ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. with celebration cake and free McDonald's coffee;

• Meet and greet author visit by CBC Hockey Night in Canada commentator, Gord Stellick, author of Stellicktricity: Stories, Highlights and other Hockey Juice from a Life Plugged into the Game;

• Performances by the Gaudeamus Children's Choir; the Georgetown Children's Chorus; renowned children's entertainer, Cousin Molly; local teen violin and cello duo, Rhiannon and Henry Carter;

• Meet and greet event with Paws to Read Therapy Dogs;

• Real-time mural creation capturing the day's events by local artist, Rasa Morrison;

• All-age scavenger hunts with prizes including a KOBO eReader and iTunes gift cards;

• Teddy Bear Sleepover and make and take crafts.

For a full schedule and more information on the activities planned, visit the Town of Halton Hills website at www.haltonhills.ca.

Other upcoming events include:

The Halton Hills Cultural Roundtable will host its annual Symposium on February 1-2 as one of the first events in the newly-opened facility. Registration is available online at www.haltonhills.ca/theatre.

The Local History Room will officially open on Wednesday, February 9 at 7:30 p.m. with local historian Rick Ruggle discussing the various Temperance movements in Esquesing and stories of those who flaunted the local laws.

Everyone is welcome to attend this event.

The Canadian Federation of University Women-Georgetown will host Lyle Friesen, songbird biologist with the Canadian Wildlife Service on Tuesday, February 5 at 7:30 p.m.

He will highlight songbirds and the problems with nest predation. Everyone is welcome to attend this event.

The Halton Hills Public Library will host the Chamber After Hours on Wednesday, February 27 from 5-7 p.m. To register, please visit www.haltonhillschamber.on.ca.


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Guitar, oud and bouzuki.
Teachers and/or influences? I have listened to lots of people that had a great influence on the way I write and play music; to name a few: Shakti with John McLaughlin, Stephan Micus, Anouar Brahem, Night Ark, Jan Garbarek, Arild Andersen, Erik Satie, Chopin, J.S Bach and many more.
Perhaps even more influential are the people I've played with throughout the years.
I knew I wanted to be a musician when... I started playing guitar for fun in my teens and very quickly it took over my life to the point that I could not think of anything else to do with my life. The joy of improvisation was and still is what got me into it. The musical dialog between musicians as a social art form and a way of communication always fascinated me, and from the first few months playing guitar I knew that was what I'd be doing.
Your sound and approach to music: I read once, in a book by Mick Goodrick, the following words of wisdom: "Try to think of the music you make as nice ways of moving from silence to silence." It remains part of the way I've written and played music ever since. In our world we are so over-killed with sound, the silence seems to be the strongest chord a musician can hit. In recent years I feel even more sothat the way we play each note is more important than how many notes we play; in other words, music needs to be beautiful not difficult.
Your teaching approach: I try not to make my students replicas of me; instead, I give them the tools they need, inspire them to play the music they hear inside, and keep their own musical voice while learning everything they can.
Your dream band:
I'd love to work with Arild Andersen, any good string quartet , Zakir Hussain, Jan Garbarek, Dave Holland,Shankar, and Trilok Gurtu.
Road story: Your best or worst experience: Well, I'll give you my worst. During a tour with a great ethno-jazz group I put together, we arrive in Israel (I lived in Holland back then) to play at an open air festival called Bombomela on the beach. The sound man was kind of on the edge, having done two concerts before us. Then a monster north wind begins to blow and we are all playing acoustic instruments like tabla, Persian Ney, contrabass and oud, and the guy is fighting feedback. We start the first tune for the third time and it slowly builds up to feedback again. After about an hour, I take the mic and apologize to the five hundred people waiting for the concert, inviting them to the next concert in Camelot Tel Aviv a few day later. A lot of them came and, from the band stand, I had a few laughs with them and thanked them for their devotion.
Favorite venue:
For me it's not about the venue, it's about the sound man and the vibe from the audience.
Your favorite recording in your discography and why? The last album is the one; I'm very happy with the way we played as an ensemble, it was recorded live, altogether in a very organic way. It's a very good ensemble, if I may say.
The first Jazz album I bought was: I think it was Portrait in Jazz, by Bill Evans. Although my folks had some Billie Holiday, Nina Simone and stuff like that, which got me into the jazz/blues sound.
What do you think is the most important thing you are contributing musically? The spirit I bring to my projects is a very personal fusion that enters the ears, blends together, and comes out through the pen as a personal voice. If you want to hear that kind it will have to be me. I'm a virtuoso listener and that's what my music is about.
CDs you are listening to now: a lot of classical music lately . Yo-Yo Ma, six suites for cello by J.S Bach, Glenn Gould's Goldberg Variations.
Desert Island picks: Shankar, Who's to Know (ECM);
Glenn Gould, Goldberg Variations (Sony/BMG);
Miles Davis, Kind of Blue (Columbia);
John Coltrane, The Gentle Side of John Coltrane (Impulse!)
Amir Perelman, Beyond Words (Magda).
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Linking in with Spring On-Line Week this is a day for volunteers to help our senior citizens access the world of the internet. This will take place in the majority of libraries across Northern Ireland.
Take time out to share your skills of the internet with someone who has yet to experience this wonderful technology. Set up an email account, introduce them to Google – their experience will be down to you! Enjoy the feel-good factor of helping out another individual and the pleasure this brings!
You could make a difference and help senior citizens across Northern Ireland with their IT skills. A popular event, which always proves to be rewarding and enjoyable for all concerned, volunteer evaluations from 2011 showed that 100% of volunteers found participating in Silver Surfers' Day an enjoyable experience.
This will take place in the majority of libraries across Northern Ireland, so you can volunteer and make a difference in your local community. Now in its 9th year, Business in the Community, in partnership with the NI Direct Digital Inclusion Unit of the Department of Finance and Personnel and Libraries NI, will be holding free IT taster sessions for the over 50s in a number of selected libraries across Northern Ireland on Silver Surfers' Day.
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So beautiful, Chickie! What a fabulous trip!
I wonder if there are dinosaur bones in those rocks.
Wonderful scenery!!
Amazing how trees grow in the rocky area, Thanks, Sandy.
Beautiful pic. Where's the place? I go for a short train trip tomorrow! There are many flower trees this season I'm taking some pics and send you.
Looks like Sedona, Arizona. Beautiful rocks.
Oh, this is marvellous! Thanks so very much Sandy!!
Ain't this a beautiful country! Thanks again, CM.
Red rock, red rock, red rock, red rock....say it 10 times really fast!
Must be impressive when it rains. I can see how the riverbank is carved out. TFS!
It's just great. I love the color of that rocks.
It sure is, the colour is so different, thanks chickie!
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Mystery Illness Hits More than 1,000 Children
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Middle Eastern Markets For Dental Implants Will Expand Rapidly To Reach Over $175 Million In 2021
Falling Implant Fixture Prices Will Drive Strong Procedure Adoption in All Countries, According to Millennium Research Group
Aug 19, 2013, 08:00 ET from Millennium Research Group
TORONTO, Aug. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- According to Millennium Research Group (MRG), the global authority on medical technology market intelligence, Middle Eastern markets for dental implants will see strong growth through 2021 as implant prices fall and as more dentists become comfortable with these procedures.
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Dental implant procedure volumes will increase rapidly in all geographies as the population ages, given that the risk of missing teeth rises with age. Moreover, dental implant procedures are lucrative, and so a growing number of dentists will undergo training and begin performing these procedures in the upcoming years, creating greater accessibility for patients.
"Dental implant prices vary dramatically from one country to another, resulting in widely different markets," said MRG Analyst Jeremy Seath. "One thing they will all have in common is falling implant fixture prices, which will make implant procedures increasingly accessible across the entire region."
Implant selling prices are already very low in Israel as a result of significant price competition and the presence of a large number of successful local manufacturers, such as MIS Implants Technologies, Alpha-Bio Tec, Adin Dental Implant Systems, and A.B. Dental Devices. The low cost of implants has in turn led to high procedure volumes and significant market saturation. Low prices have, however, limited revenues in this space.
In contrast, implant prices are higher in Turkey and Egypt, and these markets are currently underpenetrated. Turkey has already begun to see rapid procedure increases as a result of strong economic growth, and this market is set to expand at a double-digit compound annual growth rate through 2021. Egypt will also see strong unit sales and market expansion, but procedure volumes will remain low in this country compared to Israel and Turkey, despite Egypt's large population. This is largely due to political and economic instability, the low gross domestic product per capita and high unemployment rates. Because of these factors, most individuals who require dental implants will either opt for less expensive treatments or not seek treatment at all.
Millennium Research Group's Middle Eastern Markets for Dental Implants 2013 report includes unit, procedure, average selling price and revenue information, along with market drivers and limiters and a competitive landscape for dental implant fixtures and final abutments in Egypt, Israel and Turkey. Supplemental coverage is also available for Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, as well as in aggregate for the rest of the Middle Eastern countries.
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It's been about two weeks since U.S. forces launched an offensive against al-Qaida fighters who held control of the city of Baquba, about 35 miles northeast of Baghdad, the capital of Diyala province in Iraq.
About 10,000 U.S. troops are now posted in and around Baquba, along with about 1,500 Iraqi army forces.
Brig. Gen. Mick Bednarek is commanding the operation, and he says al-Qaida fighters have been cleared — or have fled — from the western part of the city.
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THE chairman of Yes Scotland has called on the pro-UK parties to set out their visions for the country if voters back independence in the 2014 referendum.
Dennis Canavan said Holyrood's opposition parties "owe it" to Scots to develop and present policies for an independent Scotland.
In an article for HeraldScotland, the former Labour MP and Independent MSP accused Labour, the Tories and Lib Dems of simply "hoping for a No vote".
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His comments were dismissed by Alistair Darling, the head of the pro-UK Better Together campaign, who said it was for the Nationalists to explain "exactly what separation would mean".
Mr Canavan, who chairs the pro-independence group's advisory board, made his plea after Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon appealed to voters to make a "pragmatic" decision for independence.
She announced that pro-UK parties would be given a say in crucial negotiations with the rest of the UK which would shape an independent Scotland in the event of a Yes vote.
Mr Canavan's comments also echo those of Clyde Blowers entrepreneur Jim McColl, who urged pro-UK parties to reveal their visions of an independent Scotland.
The former MSP writes: "The anti-independence parties – Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrats – owe it to the Scottish people to reveal their visions for Scotland in the event of a Yes vote in 2014. As the proponents of change, we in Yes Scotland have a duty to spell out why we believe Scotland would benefit from being independent and why it would enable us to build the kind of country that matches our values and priorities.
"Equally, our opponents have a responsibility to explain why they think the UK remains the better option for Scotland rather than just aimlessly attacking self-determination.
"The Scottish Government has said it will lay out its vision in a White Paper next year. But the people of Scotland deserve to know what all parties would do in an independent Scotland. It is simply not good enough to ignore it in the hope that there will be a No vote."
Former Chancellor Mr Darling said: "This is typical of the nationalists of late.
"They have no answers to any questions, so they either accuse people of scaremongering or try deflect away from their deficiencies by trying to turn the spotlight on others.
"We don't want to separate Scotland from the rest of the UK. We are not planning to break up Britain.
"The Nationalists are the ones who want us to take this gamble and it is for them to explain to people exactly what separation would mean.
"We do have a vision for the future. We believe that we can have the best of both worlds. A strong Parliament in Edinburgh working with the Parliament in London to make lives better for the people of Scotland. This is a vision that the majority of Scots can buy into."


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The NHL lockout apparently hasn't been too tough on Pittsburgh Penguins star Evgeny Malkin.
Malkin has been playing with Metallurg Magnitogorsk of the KHL during the NHL work stoppage. And he's been playing well, recording 11 goals and 22 assists in 24 games.
Things are going so well, he doesn't miss the NHL, according to Russia Today (through Sovetsky Sports).
"I'm happy with everything in Magnitogorsk," he said. "We have a great team. We win a lot. I'm in good shape and get plenty of time on the ice.
"It's nicer here as I can communicate in Russian with everybody"¦ it's only calmer in America. I live outside Pittsburgh and I can go for a walk without creating any hype or visit a cafe."
That said, Malkin also added that he won't stick around Mother Russia when the lockout does end.
Thanks to the NHL lockout, St. Louis Blues forward Jamie Langenbrunner knows what retirement feels like.
The 37-year-old, who signed a one-year, $1.25 million contract with the Blues in the off-season, has more than 1,100 NHL games under his belt. He's in the twilight of his career — the contract could be his last — and now has a better understanding of what life will be like when the cheering ends.
"I think this time also prepares you for it," Langenbrunner told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "I've gotten involved in coaching the kids' teams and, quite frankly, I've gotten to enjoy that aspect of it.
"You realize there is going to be an end to this (lockout) at some point. But it makes me feel when the end (of his career) does come, I'll be prepared for that."
This isn't the first lockout Langenbrunner has gone through but it most certainly will be his last.
"Speaking for myself, it could be the last year and it's not a lot of fun sitting out like this," he said. "On the other hand, I don't think there's any wavering in the way I feel about it. It wasn't our choice to be locked out."
Long-time Los Angeles Kings PA announcer David Courtney died Thursday at age 56. He held the job with the Kings since 1989 and also served as the voice of the Anaheim Angels and Los Angeles Clippers … Minnesota Wild defenceman Clayton Stoner has signed with Slovakian team HC Banska Bystrica, according to the club's website. Stoner joins San Jose forward Michal Handzus with Bystrica.


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After offering some unsolicited advice, Ne-Yo has apologized to Trey Songz and admitted he was in the wrong.
Trey Songz is on a media tour with his new album Chapter V hitting stores this week, and interviewers have been pestering him with questions about his relationship with Ne-Yo. The two singers began beefing after Ne-Yo offered some unwarranted constructive criticism for his R&B compatriot saying Trey Songz should show more emotion when he sings.
Just yesterday, while on Hot 97, things got heated between Trey and The Breakfast Club, when even though they were asked not to bring up his relationship with Ne-Yo the interviewers persisted and Songz became curt. He didn't offer any negative commentary about Ne-Yo, but he clearly did not want to discuss their relationship.
Now it seems Ne-Yo is trying to make amends and has reached out to Trey Songz on Twitter, offering an apology and saying he was wrong, "I'm a grown ass man with no problem admitting when I'm wrong or apologizing for my wrongs. W/ that said to the homie @TreySongz my bad pimp." He then offered a congratulatory tweet on the release and success of Trey Songz new album.
I'm a grown ass man with no problem admitting when I'm wrong or apologizing for my wrongs. W/ that said to the homie— Ne-Yo!! (@NeYoCompound) August 21, 2012
@treysongz my bad pimp.
Congrats on the new album to— Ne-Yo!! (@NeYoCompound) August 21, 2012
@treysongz. GO COP THAT!! Keep doin' it your way pimpin' #BosstoBossAllLove
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¶Joe Savoldi, onetime Notre Dame footballer: a wrestling match against Christopher Theophilus (Jim Londos), generally recognized as world's heavyweight champion; in 26 min. 20 sec.; in Chicago. Just before the bout ended, Londos caught Savoldi's arm in his famed "Japanese scissors"; Savoldi rose from the floor with Londos still clinging to the arm upside down. He stood Londos on his head near the ropes, rolled his shoulders on the mat. Without waiting to count, Referee Bob Managoff, onetime professional wrestler, tapped Savoldi's shoulder, awarded him the match to the intense surprise of both...
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I have a lexus ls 400,152,000 miles. The problem start with the car runnig hot. So the car overheated. Now the car is idoling rough.I have no power taking off, it is stugggish. But it runs once it get started. The valves rattle but not bad.I also smell gas, and it is burning a lot of gas. There is no smoke coming from the car. It did not overheat long but now that it did it is running bad. It is a 1990 lexus ls400 152,000miles. Before overheating it ran excellent. Pease help. What could be the problem. Also it keeps running hot.
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There are two modules A and B, if in module A (e.g. push a button), it sends a flag = true to module B where there is while loop:in normal case, this could cause system busy and no responding because this program is only excuting the infinite while loop in module B, but my idea is that if push button again in module A,Code:while(flag){ do something}
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Windjammer jayvees set course for 12-win season
Rockport — The Camden Hills Regional High School girls junior varsity basketball team had a great deal of success during the 2013-14 season, a campaign which saw the Windjammers excel against the majority of the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B subvarsity squads.
Led by coach Doreen Robbins, the Windjammers sailed to a 12-4 record on the season, with their only losses coming to Oceanside of Rockland/Thomaston (twice) and Lincoln Academy of Newcastle (twice).
Team members included junior Jane van der Schaaf; sophomores Avery Roy, Taylor Peasley, Lydia Hill, Kristen Keiran and Kathryn Snyder; and freshmen Julia Holt, Kelsie Merrill, Maddie Wickenden, Mara Dostie, Kendra Bergelin, Myia Hanson, Tora Decker-Griffth and Becca Westbrook.
Van der Schaaf led the team in points (157) and rebounds (106), while Snyder led in assists (44) and Keiran in steals (48).
Other notable players and stats included Dostie (107 points, 44 steals, 25 assists), Keiran (99 points, 37 assists), Snyder (82 points, 56 rebounds, 44 assists and 32 steals) and Roy (55 rebounds), the coach said.


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text: DJDave 01/04/2017 Mon-Sun 12pm-1pm EST Managing Director of HouseMusicRadio & AnythingGoesRadio About DJDave My mission -to help rid the world of bad parties ..one show at a time. My style of DJ'ng is diversified by mixing Top 40 anthems/remix, Rock, HipHop, Oldschool, House and more in my shows/events. I welcome you to browse around my interactive website and enjoy all the wonders of my music & DJ'ng Dave has been DJ'ng for AnythingGoesRadio for about a year and is a regular on the


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GREENFIELD, Ind., Jan. 27 (UPI) -- Washington is charging ahead with plans to put at least 1 million advanced energy vehicles on the road by 2015, the U.S. vice president said.
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden visited battery manufacturer Ener1, Inc., in Indiana. The company just secured a $118.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to build advanced batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles.
U.S. President Barack Obama during his State of the Union address Tuesday said the United States can become the first nation in the world to put 1 million advanced technology vehicles on the road by 2015.
Biden said at the Indiana plant that Washington was "forging a new path forward" that would put the United States in a dominant position in the global community.
"We're not just creating new jobs -- but sparking whole new industries that will ensure our competitiveness for decades to come -- industries like electric vehicle manufacturing," he added.
Obama aims to advance electric vehicles in the U.S. market through consumer incentives, research funding and the construction of new infrastructure to support electric vehicles, the White House said.


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WINNER! 2007 Muppet Presidential Election Part 4
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