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"Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnstone bring A Love From Outer Space to Islington Mill. Their motto "Never Knowingly Exceeding 120bpm" and their ethos to explore the deeper and more underground musical terrain and play records you've never heard before. In their own words 'it's a Weatherall gig but it's all right. You'll like it. It's a little bit weird but it's pretty groovy. No honestly you'll like it'."
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The brainchild of Lord Sabre himself, Andrew Weatherall along with his longtime collaborator and friend Sean Johnston, A Love from Outer Space is something very special indeed. Originally run as a bi-monthly club night at a tiny, very sweaty room in North London, the night was designed to buck the trend and set out a different musical philosophy than could be found in most clubs across the country. A heady mix of dub, disco, proto-house, Krautrock, post punk and electronic oddities with the bpms never consciously exceeding 120 to create a hypnotic, intense and ultimately refreshing aural experience.
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Annual Energy Outlook 2008 Released: The Energy Information Administration's released the report on the future of America's energy and projects oil prices to fall to $58 per barrel by 2016 but rise again to $72 per barrel by 2030 (in 2006 U.S.$) – Clean Edge News.
Buy Cotton to Make Money Off Peak Oil: Jim Rogers explains the connections between cotton, peak oil, and many other driving forces in current "commodities supercycle" – Alt Energy Stocks.
Ausra's Carrizo Energy Solar Farm Gets OK: The California Energy Commission said the application was "data adequate" and will begin a year long review process. Ausra is hoping construction of the 177 MW farm in 2009 – Green Wombat.
GM and DoE Launch EcoCAR Challenge: Engineering students are being asked to design a car that gets maximum fuel efficiency and minimal emissions while fitting within consumer accepted cost and design. Apparently the U.S. automakers couldn't figure this out so their farming it out to poor students – GreenBiz.
San Francisco Starts Carbon Offset Program: City officials will calculate the carbon costs of their travels and contribute to city offsetting programs. In unrelated news, Mayor Newsom was on the guest list for Google co-founder Larry Page's wedding in the Caribbean – Reuters.
The Ongoing Biofuels Essay: Part III: Today's installment in the ongoing series questions our friend Vinod Khosla about his biofuel plays – MIT Technology Review.


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The Periodic Table of Cocktails Hardback
by Emma Stokes
'From a Bloody Mary to a Death Flip, each recipe is easy to follow and comes with a detailed description and facts of the drink.
The handy book lets you navigate by base spirit, flavour and style - so it's ideal for those who know what kind of mix they want to learn.' The Evening Standard, The 10 Best Cocktails Books.
Welcome to The Periodic Table of Cocktails! Instead of hydrogen to helium, here you'll find mojitos to martinis - 106 classic cocktails arranged following the logical ordering of The Periodic Table of Elements. Find your favourite cocktail in the table and, in theory, you should like all the other cocktails in the same column and also the mixes immediately to the left or right, because they all share characteristics - flavours, methods and styles you'll enjoy.
Even if they use a completely different spirit or mixer to your favourite choice ... we think you'll like them! See how the most popular cocktails - new and old - were dreamed up, learn how these cocktails are made, how to order them and, most crucially, how to enjoy them at their best.
Plus find out more delicious concoctions to try in this expert guide. Includes a Periodic Table of Cocktails pull-out poster - take it on your next night out...?
- Format: Hardback
- Pages: 160 pages
- Publisher: Ebury Publishing
- Publication Date: 01/10/2015
- Category: Spirits & cocktails


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For the strawberry compote:
500g ripe, fresh Scottish strawberries
2 tablespoons lemon juice (to taste)
4 tablespoons caster sugar
Few drops of balsamic vinegar
For the custard:
150ml double cream
150 ml milk
2 egg yolks
30g caster sugar
For the compote:
Cut the strawberries in half or in quarters if large, and put in a pan with the sugar and lemon juice
Heat gently until the sugar dissolves, then bring to a simmer
Cover the pan and cook the strawberries for 3 minutess or until dark red and syrupy
Cool, then add the balsamic vinegar
To make the custard:
In a heavy pan, bring the double cream and milk to the boil.
Whisk the egg yolk and caster sugar, then add the hot milk and cream.
Return all the ingredients back into the pan, and gently heating, stirring constantly. When it starts to thicken enough to coat the back of the spoon, it's ready.
Strain the mixture into a clean bowl and set aside to cool
To serve, spoon the compote into individual glasses, layer over the fool mix on top and serve with almond biscuits or shortbread.


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With a stay at Fatty Home Chiang Mai in Chiang Mai (Huay Kaew), you'll be minutes from Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders and close to Chiang Mai National Museum. This hostel is within close proximity of Kad Suan Kaew Shopping Centre and Wat Jed Yot.
Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned guestrooms. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
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Date: 07 February 2011
Taiaroa Head's currently oldest albatross – White-blue-green (WBG), based on her colour bands – may not have the most exciting name. The 42-year-old matriarch's life to date, however, is another story – it's been riddled with bad luck.
WBG drew the attention of rangers in 1977, when she paired with a male that failed to return to the nest during the 80-day incubation period. This left WBG in sole charge of their egg and on incubation duty for 29 days without food. Hunger finally caused her to abandon that egg.
With the death of her first partner, WBG paired again in 1980 but this time with another female – a bond that lasted 22 years. Many of the eggs they laid were infertile, and the pair raised only two chicks of their own (fertilised by unknown males). However, they became useful for fostering eggs and chicks whose parents had died or disappeared, and successfully raised three chicks given to them by rangers.
When WBG's female partner disappeared in 2002, she paired with another bereaved bird (a male) the following year, though he too was nowhere to be seen a year later.
She paired with her forth mate (Yellow-orange) in 2005, but her bad luck rearing chicks has continued.
Their first chick was found dead just three days after fledging, their next chick died from microbial infection cause by fly strike and their third chick died inside the egg when bacteria entered the egg through a minute crack. Last year WBG suffered from heat exhaustion and accidentally stood on their newly hatched chick while attempting to cool herself.
"There's nothing wrong with her ability to raise young, WBG has just been unlucky," said Department of Conservation ranger Lyndon Perriman. "At Taiaroa Head albatross face some unique environmental issues that hamper breeding success. Without human intervention, that success rate would be significantly lower.
Fortunately, WBG's latest chick, which hatched on 27 January, is now past the most critical period. But as Mr Perriman points out: "The next month is still a vulnerable period where heat stress and predators are potential risks."
The 2010/2011 season has been a bumper breeding year for albatross at Taiaroa Head – 23 chicks are alive and the last one is currently hatching. If all 24 survive the eight month chick rearing stage, it will be the second highest number of chicks the colony has seen.


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Saudi Arabia's Al Bank al Saudi al Fransi has reached an agreement with System Access, an end-to-end e-banking software solutions provider, according to which System Access' NetSymbols software will be used to interconnect the operations of the bank's various departments.
The NetSymbols is able to run an enterprise-wide infrastructure with a variety of banking applications on different platforms using various languages, databases and protocols. The system's is able to link together and coordinate a bank's various, with the aim of improving customer service, increased operational efficiency, as well as effective and prompt decision-making. Its designers say that it will help reduce a bank's future technology outlay.
Among the NetSymbols system's functions at Al Bank al Saudi al Fransi will be the implementation of a cash accounts management system. Other applications will supply customer information, manage deposits, Nostro Vostro accounting, limit management, and the functions of the general ledger. — (Albawaba-MEBG)
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text: Accountemps is looking for a Data Entry Clerk to type information into our database from paper documents. The ideal candidate will be computer savvy and a fast typist with a keen eye for detail. You will report to a data manager or another senior data team member. Understanding of data confidentiality principles is compulsory. Responsibilities: •Transfer data from paper formats into computer files or database systems using keyboards, data recorders or optical scanners •Type in data provided directly from customers •Create spreadsheets with large numbers of figures without mistakes •Verify data by comparing it to source documents •Update existing data •Retrieve data from the database or electronic files as requested •Perform regular backups to ensure data preservation •Sort and organize paperwork after entering data to ensure it is not lost


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The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is premiering "Surf Trip" a contemporary exhibition of contemporary artwork and other surfing-inspired visuals honoring the thriving surf communities of coastal California.
There will be an opening party at the center on May 12 and the show will run from May 13 to July 23. Guest curated by Ocean Beach surfer Bob Carrillo, the show will feature paintings, installations, sculpture, film and video from San Francisco artists Jessica Dunne, Kevin Ancell, Leo Bersamina, Margaret Kilgallen, Keith Tallett and Barry McGee aka Twist, among others.
Los Angeles artists include Gomez Bueno, Russell Crotty, Craig Stecyk, Raymond Pettibon, Jim Ganzer, Peter Schroff, Brian Taylor and others. The show will also feature a series of the six most influential surf movies ever made, and a collection of exotic surfboards, in addition to other wave riding inventions.
The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is located at 701 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103-3138. For more information call 415-978 2700.


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Cory Nickles is always up for a challenge. So, the engineering technology programs at Piedmont Technical College were perfect for him.
Nickles graduated from Greenwood High School in 1996 and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. After his tour was over, he left the Corps because he didn't want to continually relocate his children.
"I didn't want to be gone their entire childhood," he said.
Then September 11 happened and Nickles joined the National Guard.
Malaurie Hullings has never been the type to follow the crowd. She loved physics and math, two subjects that many of her friends avoided. It proved to be the key to her future. "My aunt, who is a life coach, asked me what my future plans were," said Hullings. "I was good at problem solving and curious about how things worked and she pointed me toward engineering."
Most industrial products are mechanical in nature, and almost nothing can be made without the use of machines and structures. There will always be a need for the Mechanical Engineering Technology specialist.
Students prepare for actual work situations through practical training in a new state-of-the-art computer designed CAD laboratory using AutoCAD, and other advanced CAD software.
For more than 40 years, our Engineering Technology programs have produced graduates whose skills and abilities have helped them obtain excellent jobs and pursue advanced degrees.
The Engineering Technology Curricula at Piedmont Technical College offer options for students who want to enter the work force after just two years, and for those who wish to pursue a Bachelor's degree in either Engineering Technology Management, or pure Engineering
The Mechanical and Electrical Engineering transfer options are designed to facilitate the transfer of PTC students into the USC Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering programs. Students will enroll in the Associate in Science program and take courses that are the equivalent of the first year of USC's electrical engineering or mechanical engineering B. S. program.
Skilled in the operation, troubleshooting, calibration and repair of electronic instruments and systems found in process control, communications, computers, manufacturing, programmable logic controllers and microprocessors, the graduate is not limited to one specific area of employment. Practical, hands-on experience on sophisticated electronic equipment provides the student with the skills necessary to assist in the basic design, construction, analysis, modification, inspection and calibration of electronic circuits and systems.
Jeremy Houchins grew up taking his toys apart to see how they worked. He never thought he could parlay that into a career.
"When I graduated from high school, I was pretty lost," said Houchins. "I knew I had to go to college, but I didn't know what I wanted to do."
The North Charleston native graduated from Southern Wesleyan University with a degree in criminal justice, but he knew it wasn't a career he wanted to pursue. After graduation, he relocated to Greenwood and took a position with Eaton Electrical. Over time, he knew he needed a change.
After getting his start at Piedmont Technical College, Jode Robinson is on his way to becoming a nuclear engineer.
Robinson spent many years as a cable TV supervisor, and knew that he was ready for a change.
"I had a lot of people telling me I needed to go back to school to be an engineer," Robinson said. "That became one of the driving forces for me to go back to school."
Tabby Davis is making her mark in the traditionally male-dominated world of engineering.
As a lead engineer for Product Applications at Eaton, Davis often finds herself the only woman in the room, providing technical training around the world. But, her journey began in a non-traditional way.
"I took drafting classes in high school and really loved those," Davis said. "I thought I wanted to be an architect, but I wasn't financially able to go to college."


text: University of North Florida Director of Athletics Lee Moon announced today that Scott Lowery has been hired as UNF's Director of Athletics Ticketing.Lowery comes into this newly created position at UNF after serving as Director of Athletic Ticketing for Old Dominion University the past two years. While managing the ticket operations for their Division I athletic program, Lowery's ticketed sports included men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, baseball, scholarship events and football. "I am excited to be a part of the Athletics Department staff and UNF under the direction of Lee Moon," said Lowery. "I look forward to helping the department continue its transition into the Division I ranks as it becomes an exciting venue in the Jacksonville area."At ODU, Lowery has had extensive experience working in the ticketing and business office operations side of collegiate athletics. He has dealt with reseating arenas, planning the ticket operations and has had experience dealing with many postseason NCAA events. Lowery will serve as the point man in directing the operations of the UNF Athletics Ticket Office. He will manage the season ticket campaigns, single-game sales, and group sales, as well as oversee ticket promotions, sales, and seat assignments.After graduating from Old Dominion in 1998 with a Bachelor's degree in sport management, he worked for, and along with, many of the offices within the ODU athletic department. Since being a graduate assistant in the ticket office 10 years ago, Lowery has progressed through the chain of command at Old Dominion. He was an assistant athletic events manager, assistant athletic ticket manager, assistant business manager and finally reached the Director of Athletic Ticketing in 2007. The Norfolk, Va. native, married the former Shana Harrington, on July 10, 2009.


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Intel again has decided to delay construction of a $1.3 billion wafer processing plant in Fort Worth, Texas. The plant was originally scheduled to open in 1999 but was pushed back one year last fall, and now it's not expected to open until 2002, according to press reports.
As a result, Intel is planning to make its Fort Worth plant a 300-mm wafer fab when it resumes work at the site, according to a story in Dallas Morning News. Intel has decided to push back the opening of the microprocessor plant -- originally slated to be a 200-mm fab -- to coincide with its timetable to begin using larger 300-mm wafers.
Earlier, Intel has said that it might consider making its Fort Worth plant a 300-mm wafer fab after the Santa Clara, Calif.-based microprocessor giant announced construction of its first 300-mm facility in Hillsboro, Ore., which will become operational in 2000 as a development pilot line; it will be eventually converted into volume manufacturing a couple years later.


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After our fun time at Sundance, we flew over to Cedar City to visit Southern Utah University to have a class visit, lecture & portfolio review for the art department.
Thank you Professor Jay Merryweather for bringing us over to SUU.
Students at SUU were very energetic and filled with potential. It was interesting to hear some students participating in very competitive sports teams (like gymnastics!) or having several children while in school. We tend to deal with NYC college students so lives seemed very different.
But we really enjoyed learning about them and seeing different sides of school life.
Over the weekend, Jay took us snowmobiling!!!
It was incredible rush and we were surprised how fast those machines can go.
Our great friend Sean McBride met up with us in Utah. (He is on a coast-to-coast road trip)
He had a near death experience right after I took this photo.
See the hill? It's a normal dirt/ concrete road on the other side. But Sean didn't know so he flew as if fresh snow was waiting for him.
Max & I also had near death experience where the snowmobile flipped on top of Max.
Jay rescued us.
We were all sore next day but it didn't stop us to go check out the Parowan Gap Petroglyphs.
Even though the view was astonishing, we couldn't help but start to prop a stuffed bear and play around with it.
Thank again Jay for bringing us to Cedar City, we had such an amazing time with your students & Family.


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During the first 3-4 rounds of any hockey draft I participate in, I'm generally concerned about drafting as many high-scoring forwards as I can get. I tend to concentrate more on wings than centers as they seem to go off the board quickly. The problem for me is when to draft a defenseman. I don't want to start the run too early, but don't want to miss the bus either. Usually I treat blueliners like I would quarterbacks in football -- if I'm not able to grab one of the top four or five, I'm waiting until later on in the draft.
In this column, we'll go over five categories of defensemen. "Blue Chips" are players who you're going to have to grab early, as they won't be around long. "Second Best" are guys I'd hope to draft maybe a round or two after the top players go off the board. "On the Rise" are players that don't have the name value of the top defensemen but will give you good bang for your buck. "Decliners" once were really good, but even though you know their name, I wouldn't draft until much later, if at all. And "Newcomers" are first- or second-year players or someone who has come out of nowhere to have a career season.
Blue Chips
Mike Green, Capitals -- Was there ever any doubt here? With 68 goals and 137 assists over the past three seasons, Green is nothing more than a forward who plays defense. He is the one defenseman I would reach to acquire. Playing with Alexander Ovechkin allows him to sneak down the far side as teams focus so much energy on stopping AO that they forget about everyone else on the ice.
Duncan Keith, Blackhawks -- Keith set career highs in goals (14), assists (55), and points (69) last season and has finally realized his potential. It certainly doesn't hurt that the Hawks are loaded with offensive talent and won't have any problems lighting the lamp this season as well. The only complaint about his game would be that he only had three power-play goals last season. Fantasy owners would like to see a few more of those.
Drew Doughty, Kings -- What a difference a year makes. In 2008, Doughty had six goals, 21 assists, and was a minus-17. Last season he put up 16 goals, 43 assists, and was a plus-20. Doughty just missed winning the Norris Trophy, losing to Keith. These aren't the laughingstock Kings of 10 years ago, and Doughty deserves some of the credit for bringing credibility back to L.A. hockey.
Shea Weber, Predators -- Weber didn't have the same kind of numbers he had in the 2008-09 season, but still, no one is going to complain about 16 goals and 27 assists from the blue line. Weber is also consistent, scoring at least 16 goals in three of the past four seasons. The only season he didn't accomplish this feat was in 2007, when he was injured.
Dan Boyle, Sharks -- What were the Lightning thinking when they traded Boyle away a few seasons back? Defensemen who can score 15-plus goals and add another 40-plus assists are worth their weight in gold. Boyle could even take on added responsibility in San Jose with the retirement of Rob Blake.
Second Best
Chris Pronger, Flyers -- Pronger is the type of player every general manager wants on his team -- a physical presence who plays the game with an edge and is not afraid to say what needs to be said to spark his squad. It doesn't hurt that he can pump in a few goals, either. I was tempted to add Pronger to the "Blue Chip" category, but he will be 36 years old this season and is coming off knee surgery, so it seems likely that he belongs on this list instead.
Brian Rafalski, Red Wings -- Whenever Nicklas Lidstrom retires, Rafalski will be the main man in Detroit, but it's not like he's suffering any by playing second fiddle. With the Wings, he has averaged close to 10 goals and 40 assists over the past three seasons, numbers anyone would love to have from a blueliner.
Mark Streit, Islanders -- If Streit played with Chicago or Pittsburgh -- teams with an abundance of offensive talent -- he could very well find himself in the "Blue Chip" category. Still, he has been everything the Islanders could've hoped for since signing as a free agent after the 2007-08 season, one of the few moves made by general manager Garth Snow that no one can complain about.
Zdeno Chara, Bruins -- Don't let last season's drop in goals fool you, as Chara is still a player you want on your fantasy team. Sure, his tally total went from 19 in 2008-09 down to seven, but remember he was dealing with a hand injury that nagged him all season. He still set a career high with 242 shots on goal.
Nicklas Lidstrom, Red Wings -- Lidstrom has decided not to retire and will play another season for Detroit. Even at 40 years of age, Lidstrom is still a top-notch offensive defenseman. He started slow last season, but so did most of the Wings due to injuries. Lidstrom picked up his play as the season went along and looked like his Hall of Fame self when the games mattered most.
On The Rise
Christian Ehrhoff, Canucks -- The Northwest air must feel good to Ehrhoff as he set career highs in goals, points, and plus/minus in his first season for Vancouver. Ehrhoff had shown glimpses of his potential with San Jose, but finally put it all into place with the Canucks with a 14-30-44 campaign.
Kris Letang, Penguins -- I put Letang on this list not because of what he has done in the past, but because of what he may be able to do in the future. Sergei Gonchar is no longer a Penguin, so someone needs to step up and take control of what may be the best power play in the league. Letang will certainly get his chance to be that player.
Alex Goligoski, Penguins -- If Letang can't grab Gonchar's role as power play quarterback, then perhaps Goligoski will take the reins. Goligoski is coming off a solid season with eight goals and 29 assists, and even though only two of those goals came on the power play, he could get his chance at the point with Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby working down low.
Zach Bogosian, Thrashers -- Atlanta may not have much going its way offensively, but the Thrashers do have a pair of good defensemen in Bogosian and Tobias Enstrom that can wrinkle the twine. Bogosian has scored 19 goals over the past two seasons and though his assist total during that time period (23) leaves much to be desired, the helpers could get a boost if the team can find a way to get more productive up front.
Tobias Enstrom, Thrashers -- Enstrom may be the anti-Bogosian as he will score about half as many goals but will pick up a two to three times more assists. It might come down to what you value more between these two Thrashers -- goals or points.
On The Decline
Dion Phaneuf, Maple Leafs -- This may go without saying after Phaneuf wore out his welcome in Calgary and was dealt to the Maple Leafs last season. He's on a rebuilding team now with only one true offensive threat (Phil Kessel). His numbers have been declining for three straight seasons. Although he would still make a solid D3 for your fantasy team, his days as a No. 1 guy are over.
Andrei Markov, Canadiens -- Markov has been bitten by the voodoo bug over the past 10 months. First he suffered a torn tendon in his leg when he was cut by the skate of teammate Carey Price. Then he tore his ACL in May. While he has started skating again, he is unlikely to play until November at the earliest, and will probably not be at full capacity until January.
Sheldon Souray, Oilers -- Souray missed most of last season with a concussion and hand injury. The Oilers tried to trade him before the deadline but no one wanted to take on his salary. Souray then blasted the organization over how the team is run, forcing the Oilers to place him on waivers to try and rid themselves of the distraction. There were no takers. Souray doesn't want to play in Edmonton, and the Oilers don't want him, but for now both sides have no choice but to co-exist. The Oilers may try and put Souray on re-entry waivers, where the claiming team would only be responsible for half his salary. Or, they could even send Souray to Springfield, where his salary wouldn't count against the cap and he wouldn't be a distraction to the team. It should be an interesting camp for Souray and the Oilers brass.
Ryan Whitney, Oilers -- Whitney is having trouble finding a team, as Edmonton will be his third organization in the past 12 months. Whitney just hasn't been the same player since suffering a foot injury and undergoing surgery before the 2008-09 season. His goal totals have plummeted (just nine over the past two seasons combined) and now he is on a team with a dearth of offensive talent.
Brent Burns, Wild -- Burns has been nowhere near the player he was since his career year in 2007-08, when he scored 15 goals and added 28 assists in 82 games. The following two seasons have seen Burns deal with a multitude of injuries and only score 11 goals and 36 assists in 106 games.
Tyler Myers, Sabres -- Last season's first-round pick was nothing short of fantastic for Buffalo, as he tabulated 11 goals and 48 points for the Sabres. Those of you who believe in building a team from goaltender on out have to be thrilled. With Ryan Miller in net and Myers manning the blue line, the Sabres are setting themselves up as a team to be reckoned with for years to come in the Northeast division.
Victor Hedman, Lightning -- While Hedman's rookie year wasn't the success that Myers' was, it wasn't anything to be ignored either. Hedman is unlikely to be a D1 or D2 this season, and certainly has more value in dynasty leagues rather than re-draft leagues, but he does have tons of upside and may be worth a late pick in any draft.
Michael Del Zotto, Rangers -- Del Zotto's rookie season was also a success, as nine goals and 28 assists may be more than the Rangers and his fantasy owners were expecting. However, his minus-20 rating probably wasn't. I wouldn't let that plus/minus figure stop me from drafting Del Zotto, however, as another year's experience is sure to help him out defensively.
Anton Babchuk, Hurricanes -- Babchuk is the kind of player I tend to stay away from in my drafts -- the type of player who has been playing for a few years and then all of a sudden has a career season. I don't like to bank high draft picks on this type of player, but can't ignore the fact that he scored more goals (16) last season than in his previous four NHL seasons combined.
Erik Johnson, Blues -- After missing the 2008 season due to a knee injury, Johnson came back with a vengeance last season to post 10 goals and 29 points. Could this be the start of the promising career the Blues projected when they drafted Johnson?


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The city of Cupertino is looking to rekindle a friendship with its Italian counterpart.
From Feb. 22-25, Vice Mayor Gilbert Wong will visit Copertino, Italy, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Cupertino-Copertino sister city relationship and the 350th anniversary of the death of St. Joseph. Wong will be able to view the remains of the saint in a restored shrine.
Wong will attend events commemorating the 350th anniversary of the patron's death as the body of St. Joseph will return via helicopter to Copertino, Italy.
"I am very much looking forward to going," Wong told the Courier. "This is a great opportunity to resurrect a great sister city relationship."
Despite the city's shared namesake, Copertino, Italy, is not a formally recognized sister city with Cupertino, according to city policy. The cities have had an informal relationship for almost 50 years. The relationship dates back to 1963 when then-Cupertino mayor John Benetti visited Copertino to commemorate the 300th anniversary of St. Joseph's death, according to the city.
St. Joseph of Cupertino was an Italian Franciscan friar, known for being both a mystic and a saint. The saint is best known for moments of awe-inspiring levitation and of intense trance. He was canonized in 1767 and is the patron saint of aviators, air travelers and students, according to the St. Joseph of Cupertino Parish.
The Copertino relationship has been somewhat dormant in years past. Cupertino has very successful sister city partnerships with Toyokawa, Japan, and Hsinchu, Taiwan. Over the years, there have been numerous delegations visiting both those cities, as well as many local students participating in annual student exchange programs. Cupertino has new growing partnerships with Bhubaneswar, India, and Kunshan, China.
Wong said Copertino does not get much tourism, and he believes the desire for a sister city relationship is more about the shared history than similarities in commerce or culture.
This will be Wong's first visit to Italy, and this trip, followed by an upcoming trip to Toyokawa, will make him the first council member to visit all of Cupertino's sister cities.
Wong has met with various members of the community in regard to forming a new sister city committee. There are tentative plans for a delegation to visit the city in September for the annual Patron Saint Day. If a strong relationship is built, there could also be future adult and student delegation visits and exchanges in the future.
"These exchanges and visits are a great way to promote cultural and mutual understanding," Wong said.
Copertino is a town located in the province of Lecce in the Apulia region of southeast Italy. The town's population is about a third the size of Cupertino's nearly 60,000 residents, according to Wong.
Last month, the council voted to reimburse one council member up to $1,400 in travel expenses for travel to Copertino for the event.
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A woman in her 50s was injured in Palo Alto during a strong-arm street robbery after a man absconded with her purse Wednesday night, March 21, Palo Alto police said in a press release Thursday, March 22.
The woman was walking at about 9:40 p.m. in the Midtown neighborhood, northbound on the east sidewalk of the 2400 block of Middlefield Road, just south of Oregon Expressway. A man approached her from behind and grabbed her purse. She tried to pull it back from him but was unable to prevent the theft, police said.
The man ran north on the sidewalk and entered the passenger side of a vehicle waiting in a traffic lane on Middlefield. The victim last saw the vehicle speeding off eastbound on Oregon Expressway.
The woman complained of elbow and back pain but did not require medical attention at the scene, police said.
The man is described as about 5 feet 8 inches tall, wearing dark clothing and a dark, knit wool skullcap. The victim could not provide the man's race or age. She described the vehicle as being small and dark-colored.
Her purse contained miscellaneous personal property, police said. At the time of the robbery, she had been walking home after shopping at 7-Eleven, located at 708 Colorado Ave., and at Walgreens, at 2605 Middlefield Road. Officers are conducting a follow-up investigation.
Police suggest that people remain aware of their surroundings when out for walks and report suspicious behavior immediately to 9-1-1.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (UPI) -- American Yazidis are visiting a mostly-empty Washington to lobby the White House and Congress for the U.S. to send more aid to help stop Islamic State (IS) militants.
The group, who came to district from Lincoln, Neb., has had meetings at the White House and the State Department, but is also spending time walking around the empty halls of the Capitol as Congress is on summer recess. The White House is also quiet due to U.S. President Barack Obama's trip to Martha's Vineyard.
Many of the Yazidis work to translate reports to U.S. officials from Iraqis to map out actions and trends on the ground there -- a skill they learned when working as translators for the U.S. military in Iraq.
"I think the American political system and the public is getting the message and hopefully we will all work together to end this genocide," said Murad Ismail, a research assistant at Houston University.
Obama announced targeted airstrikes against the Islamic State (IS) -- formerly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) -- Thursday, but made it clear that any further U.S. action would not involve putting boots on the ground. That is an important caveat for war-weary Americans who are adamantly opposed sending troops to the country. The Yazidis, however, said they that that is exactly what is needed to save their people.
"He's [Obama] committed to no boots on the ground. We disagree on that because the ISIL issue will not stop killing Yazidis and he will end up putting boots on the ground -- we know. so we were hoping he would do it now and then we can save more lives because boots on the ground would help," Hadi Pir, a teacher, told the BBC.


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AUSTIN, Texas, March 2 (UPI) -- Gov. Rick Perry won the Republican gubernatorial primary and former Houston Mayor Bill White won the Democratic vote in Texas Tuesday.
U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Perry's main rival in the GOP race, conceded the election late Tuesday.
"I ask my supporters tonight all through Texas to join me and unite behind Gov. Perry," Hutchison said in Dallas.
By winning Tuesday's primary, Perry -- who held a sizable lead in pre-election polls over Hutchison and newcomer Debra Medina -- avoided an April 13 runoff, the Houston Chronicle reported.
White had been favored in the seven-person race to win the party's nomination for governor in the Nov. 2 general election. His nearest competitor was Houston hair-care magnate Farouk Shami.
White -- a three-term mayor of Houston -- told a crowd gathered in Houston he expects a tough campaign as Perry seeks re-election in November, the Chronicle said.
"Texans deserve a new governor," he said -- a leader who is "more interested in the jobs of Texans than in preserving his own job."
Texans also voted Tuesday in congressional elections, a slew of statewide offices, three state Supreme Court justices, three Court of Criminal Appeals members, 16 state senators, all 150 state representatives, eight members of the state Board of Education, several Court of Appeals justices, district judges, family district judges, county-level judges and many county-level races, the Chronicle reported.
The Justice Department said in a statement Monday it will monitor balloting in Fort Bend, Galveston, Gonzales, Williamson and Wilson counties to ensure compliance with the minority language requirements of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and other federal voting rights statutes.


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Brent Cohen, a Baltimore business consultant, and his uncle, David V. Myers of Cleveland, pleaded guilty today to criminal charges of insider trading in the stock of scandal-plagued San Diego biotech Sequenom. The two face as long as five years in prison. Separately, the two were charged with civil fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Through highly secretive signals, the two were being tipped of material nonpublic information at Sequenom by a patent agent for the company. After receiving at least a dozen coded phone calls, Myers purchased 35,000 shares in Exact Sciences Corp., which Sequenom was acquiring in January of 2009, according to the SEC. He made more than $34,000 trading on inside information, according to the SEC.
The most egregious offense concerned a scandal that has hurt Sequenom. On April 29 of 2009, Myers learned through the agent that Sequenom would be announcing that investors could no longer rely on previously disclosed data related to a Down syndrome test. Myers bought put options (bets that the stock would go down) just before the closing April 29. The stock plunged by more than 75% on the announcement. Myers cashed in his position the next morning for a profit of $570,000, according to the SEC. Eventually, the former senior vice president for research and development at Sequenom admitted in a criminal case that she knew that so called "blind" tests of the genetic Down syndrome test had been falsified.
The name of the patent agent has not been released. The SEC says the investigation is continuing.
CORRECTION: Cohen's first name is Brett, not Brent. I took Brent from a report by a news service. Both the SEC and Justice Department say the name is Brett. My error. Best, Don Bauder
That does not sound like much of a sentence when you consider that Myers made some Big money! He will probably only get Club Fed time and be out with "good behavior" very soon...
I wouldn't be surprised if you are absolutely right. The one that fascinates me is the Sequenom patent agent. The SEC hasn't charged or named him and will only say the investigation continues. He apparently got some money for passing on the information, but it wasn't much. Best, Don Bauder


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District Five generally includes the following neighborhoods: Columbus Park, Stafford Street, Heard Street, main Street from Webster Square to Cherry Valley, Airport Hill, Mill Street, June Street, Neighborly Newton, Newton Square, Worcester State College, Tatnuck, West Tatnuck, Beaver Brook and Moreland Hill.
As Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Youth, Parks & Recreation, he and his committee members consider all matters involving youth, parks, playgrounds, recreation activities and Hope Cemetery.
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State plans upgrades to interstate near Janesville
From The Associated Press:
After a slow response during a winter storm left some 2,000 vehicles stranded on Interstate 39-90, the state says it'll place highway cameras in the Janesville area.
Officials also say they're looking at putting more gates on highway on-ramps and they'll hold a drill next month to help them determine when to close highways during severe winter storms.
State Patrol Superintendent David Collins says all public safety agencies learned a lesson from the incident in February.
A severe winter storm caused a backup that eventually grew to more than 20 miles and stranded motorists for as long as 12 hours without food, water or gas.
A report by the National Guard criticized the state patrol and other agencies for a slow response time.
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University of Georgia defensive coordinator Todd
Grantham has been offered, and accepted, a similar position at the
University of Louisville according to an announcement Sunday by UGA head
coach Mark Richt.
³We are appreciative of all the contributions Todd has made to our
program and wish him nothing but the best,² Richt said. ³But at the same
time the opportunity to work at Georgia is extremely attractive and there
already is, and will be, interest from some very, very outstanding coaches.
We have a lot of defensive players coming back, as well as some outstanding
defensive recruits, and there¹s going to be plenty of interest in coaching
them. I¹m excited about the prospects of a great defensive coordinator
being on board as quickly as possible.²
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Baker, Chet - Chesney Henry Baker. Born Yale, Oklahoma, December 23, 1929. Died Amsterdam, Netherlands, May 13, 1988. Trumpeter and singer.
Chet Baker was both an original jazz artist and a cultural icon. His early trumpet playing was (no pun intended) instrumental in establishing the genre of "West Coast Jazz," and he went on to do recording dates, nightclub gigs, and concerts with many of the jazz greats of the '50's through the '80's, for example Charlie Parker, Gerry Mulligan, Art Pepper, and Stan Getz, to name but a very few. The quality of Baker's playing may have varied, but he always displayed a unique style, a keen awareness of melody, chord structure, and timing, and an ability to sense the meaning inherent in the lyrics and the tunes. As Charlie Parker noted when he recruited him into his group in L.A. in 1950, Chet played with admirable simplicity and in the tradition of Baker's idol, Bix Beiderbecke. As a singer, what he lacked in voice he often made up for in a laconic and rather sexy style all his own.
Beyond his music-making, Baker achieved the status of a cultural icon somewhat unique in jazz annals. He evolved from virtually a sex symbol to a representative of a lost generation seeking to be themselves yet never finding themselves. Increasingly addicted to opiates, and having a string of wives, girlfriends, and prison sentences, he drifted around Europe and the United States in a rather aimless way, but always striving to sustain his unique counterculture identity while being faithful to his art. Finally, he died a tragic death, falling from a hotel window in Amsterdam for reasons no one has yet been able to discern. His persona was captured in Bruce Weber's film, Let's Get Lost, which presents Chet in vivo, his history, and the moments he passed with significant others, rather candidly and yet with a certain post-romantic, even cult-like aura.
Recently, a notebook written by Baker containing casual writings about his life set in more or less chronological order, was unearthed by a magazine writer and guided to publication by his last wife, Carol. To call these musings "memoirs" seems a bit of an exaggeration (the book is only 118 pages chronicling a life of some fifty-eight years- that's about two pages a year!) More accurately, they are a series of brief reminiscences of experiences that, taken together, capture in "snapshot" form something of how it must have felt to be in Baker's shoes day after day, year after year, as he approached adulthood in the Army, played his music, met various and sundry examples of humanity at its best and worst, used copious quantities of drugs and alcohol, detoxed himself in jails and drug treatment programs, etc. This is a minimalist autobiography, embodying the narrative of a life in a sparse series of recollections. Remarkably, the book succeeds in going beyond its obvious egocentricity to something that touches the tragedy of all human life, and it holds ones interest from beginning to end.
It would be easy to pan this book. In fact, Charles Taylor, at the "Salon" Website, does just that. He points out the lack of details and the apathetic "ennui" of the writing while being critical of the way Baker lived as well as pointing out his very real musical shortcomings (which would be obvious to anyone who listened to his recordings- one can enjoy and admire Baker's work while one is also aware that he had genuine limitations as an artist.) On one level, As Though I Had Wings represents a has-been's cheap thrill of writing down a few memories, the "What I did Last Summer" of a confirmed opiate addict. Tantalizing vignettes about Charlie Parker, Stan Getz, and other musicians comingle with tedious items about jail terms, detoxing at Lexington, his several wives, problems with the authorities.To quote Taylor:
"'As Though I Had Wings' ambles along in a lackadaisical 'and then I did this ...' groove (and then I got my first trumpet, joined the army, got a girl pregnant, etc.) whose standard show biz bio surface is disturbed by the occasional inclusion of obscenity or the tossed-off revelation that Baker was chipping around with heroin."
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Country music darling Taylor Swift has wowed her fans while on the red carpet of the 2012 Teen Choice Awards Sunday night.
The 22-year-old donned a flowing white dress paired with white heels and minimal jewelry at the awards ceremony at Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, Calif.
In addition to stealing the media's attention on the red carpet, Swift won big at this year's awards ceremony, taking home a total of five Teen Choice Awards including Choice Female Artist, Female Country Artist, Single by a Female Artist for "Eyes Open," Country Song for "Sparks Fly," and choice movie for "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax."
"I feel so honored that I get to have you guys in my life," said Swift during her acceptance speech.
The Grammy Award-winner appeared to have returned to her classic blonde look after debuting make-up ads with darker locks.
Big stars such as Justin Bieber and "Twilight" actors Kristen Stewart also continued their run as teenage fan favorites during the Teen Choice Awards.
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Staying in Austria's stunning Tyrol, take in the superb scenery and discover centuries-old traditions. Admire magnificent Tratzberg Castle, discover the beautiful scenery of Lake Achensee and experience one of the region's celebrated annual festivals. Watch the cattle procession through a local village, and visit Rattenberg and the fascinating Tyrolean Farmhouse Museum, and enjoy a traditional folklore evening
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Day One - UK to Liege We'll make our way from the UK to the Liege area, via Calais, and will spend the night at a comfortable hotel.
Day Two - Liege to St Johann In the morning, we'll continue our journey into St Johann, where we'll stay at the Hotel Bruckenwirt for the next seven nights. (B,D)
Days Three to Eight - St Johann Join us as we enjoy three included excursions, discovering Tratzberg Castle and Lake Achensee, as well as experiencing the traditional Cows Down Festival and spending time in Rattenberg and at the Tyrolean Farmhouse Museum. During our break, we'll also enjoy a traditional folklore evening. (B,D)
Day Nine - St Johann to Liege Departing St Johann, we make our way to the Liege area for an overnight stay. (B,D)
Day Ten - Liege to UK We'll return to the UK today, travelling from Liege via Calais and then continuing home. (B)
Relax at this elegant, family-run hotel, situated in the heart of quaint St Johann in Tirol. This charming hotel offers Wi-Fi throughout its public areas, as well as boasting well-appointed guest rooms.
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Famous for its glass and crystal making, we visit Rattenberg, the oldest and smallest town in the Tyrol. We continue to the outdoor Tyrolean Farmhouse Museum for a fascinating glimpse into the traditional rural life of this region. After our dinner back at the hotel, we enjoy a short trip to enjoy a traditional local folklore evening.
The city of Salzburg makes for an excellent excursion - this destination is famous for being home to the Sound of Music. Enjoy the Old Town, with its impressive fortress and cathedral; take time out to visit the house where Mozart was born, or relax in the Mirabell Gardens.
There are numerous architectural styles to be found in Salzburg, including Romanesque, gothic, renaissance, baroque and many more modern styles. We'll be able to admire this architecture throughout our visit, as well as exploring the city itself to see its many attractions.
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Los Angeles, Nov 29 (IANS) Model-turned-actress Agyness Deyn, who divorced actor Giovanni Ribisi earlier this year, says she has a lot more life experience to draw on these days, but doesn't think she's changed as a person.
"I am the same as when I was a child. I just have a lot more experience. I am inherently the same person but I just know a few more things," Deyn was quoted as saying by Grazia magazine, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Deyn quit modelling when she was at the peak of her popularity, and with hindsight she can see it was a "crazy" decision.
"It wasn't as if my career had started to decrease. I stopped modelling when things were going good. I look back and think it's kind of crazy I did that," she said.
But the "Sunset Song" star thinks it was the right thing to do because being celebrated just for her looks began to take its toll on her.
"If someone is patting you on the back and being like, 'You're great, the way you look is great', that's where it becomes a little off kilter because maybe you don't feel that way inside," she said.


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79th Texas Legislature, Regular Session, Senate Bill 374, Chapter 77
Description: Bill introduced by the Texas Senate relating to the repeal of the statutory provision regarding the adoption and use by the Texas Water Development Board of a capital spending plan for certain state-funded water-related programs under the board's jurisdiction.
Date: May 17, 2005
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Facebook group seeks flood helpers
A group of Fargo volunteers has harnessed the social networking site Facebook to enlist more residents willing to help with flood-control efforts.
Kevin Tobosa, a volunteer at the FirstLink Volunteer Center, created the Facebook group Fargo Flood Volunteer Network.
Members will receive instant updates about when and where assistance is needed. Organizers hope the online network will increase the efficiency of flood-fighting efforts. People can join the network at www.facebook.com.
By Thursday afternoon, the group had more than 400 members. It featured information on sandbag-filling efforts planned Saturday at the Fargodome and Nemzek Fieldhouse at Minnesota State University Moorhead.


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Fleurbaey–Michel conjecture on equitable weak Paretian social welfare order
The paper examines the problem of explicit description of a social welfare order over infinite utility streams, which respects anonymity and weak Pareto axioms. It provides a complete characterization of the domains of one period utilities, for which it is possible to explicitly describe a weak Paretian social welfare order satisfying the anonymity axiom. For domains containing any set of order type similar to the set of positive and negative integers, every equitable social welfare order satisfying the weak Pareto axiom is non-constructive. The paper resolves a conjecture by Fleurbaey and Michel (2003) that there exists no explicit (that is, avoiding the axiom of choice or similar contrivances) description of an ordering which satisfies weak Pareto and indifference to finite permutations. It also provides an interesting connection between the existence of social welfare function and the constructive nature of social welfare order by showing that the domain restrictions for the two are identical.
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"Aggregating Infinite Utility Streams with InterGenerational Equity: The Impossibility of Being Paretian,"
Econometric Society, vol. 71(5), pages 1557-1563, 09.
- Basu, Kaushik & Mitra, Tapan, 2003. "Aggregating Infinite Utility Streams with Inter-generational Equity: The Impossibility of Being Paretian," Working Papers 03-03, Cornell University, Center for Analytic Economics.
- Fleurbaey, Marc & Michel, Philippe, 2003. "Intertemporal equity and the extension of the Ramsey criterion," Journal of Mathematical Economics, Elsevier, vol. 39(7), pages 777-802, September.
- FLEURBAEY, Marc & MICHEL, Philippe, 1997. "Intertemporal equity and the extension of the Ramsey criterion," CORE Discussion Papers 1997004, Université catholique de Louvain, Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE).
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- Dubey, Ram Sewak & Mitra, Tapan, 2010. "On Equitable Social Welfare Functions Satisfying the Weak Pareto Axiom: A Complete Characterimplete Characterization," Working Papers 10-02, Cornell University, Center for Analytic Economics.
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1. Lily Allen's latest song, "L8 CMMR' will appear on the soundtrack for this season of HBO's Girls. According to Rolling Stone, Allen thinks that Lena Dunham's hit show is "brilliant" and putting the track on the soundtrack was a "no brainer."
2. Clay Aiken's stalker claims that she was catfished, because of course she does.
3. Guess what? Fracking is a terrible idea. Wonder who saw that one coming?
4. A Brooklyn show has caused infighting within Pussy Riot. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina performed in Amnesty International concert and because the audience had to pay for tickets, six other members of the punk collective have kicked them out of the group.
5. St. Vincent's lo-fi blissed out track, Prince Johnny is excellent. Give it a listen below:
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6. "Pumped Up Kicks" singers, Foster The People have released the video for their single "Coming of Age." The track is off their upcoming album Supermodel that drops March 18.
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Prof. Ken Bode Reviews Biography of ABC's Roone Arledge For New York Times
March 13, 1994
March 13, 1994, Greencastle, Ind. - "In an era when all three networks are run by managers of the bottom line, ABC News has transformed itself from loss leader to a top profit center," writes Ken Bode in today's New York Times. "That is a major reason Roone Arledge has remained president of ABC News for 17 years while the competition has rotated leadership like a pinwheel." Bode, director of the Center for Contemporary Media at DePauw University, reviews the new book, The House That Roone Built: The Inside Story of ABC News.
Once known as "the last with the least ... ABC News is now the undisputed leader in news," Bode asserts. "The House That Roone Built has enough in it about stars and salaries to assure a popular readership, but it also painstakingly chronicles the way Mr. Arledge moved a third-place news operation to the head of the class. Marc Gunther, a reporter for the Detroit Free Press who has published two books about sports, gives the reader endless detail about the personality and work habits of Mr. Arledge, who after modernizing television sports coverage, rose to the presidency of ABC Sports and then was greeted as a P. T. Barnum, likely to bring glitz, glamour and lower standards to the network, when he added news to his portfolio. Roone Arledge looms like a shadowy godfather, masterminding every programming decision, elevating his choices to power and prominence, then promoting the stars (Mr. Koppel, Peter Jennings, Barbara Walters, Sam Donaldson) and cutting loose those who he thinks fall short or those who fall out with the maximum leader (Carl Bernstein, Geraldo Rivera)."
The host of PBS' Washington Week in Review, Bode notes, "Once in command on the news side, Mr. Arledge proved himself willing to use the rules he learned in sports, including the slow-motion instant replay and satellites. He also proved determined to give the viewers what they were interested in, not necessarily what they needed to know. On the day Elvis died in 1977, Mr. Arledge made that the lead story on the ABC evening news; the other networks led with a Washington story about the Panama Canal treaties. It may be the truest measure of Mr. Arledge's influence on television that on a comparable news day today, all the broadcasts would lead with Presley's death."
Read the complete text of Ken Bode's review at the Times' Web site.
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Behind The Scenes At the Polar Plunge
As I sat down this morning I noticed a CD on my desk dropped off by an anonymous person. I put the CD in my computer drive and started giggling… Oh, the memories!
The Line
The line for registration was calm and organized; then my peeps showed up!
Hey! Let's Take A Picture
Once I announced pictures Lori threw her leg up and the photo shoot started. Click, click, click.
They Seem So Sweet And Innocent
Big smiles; looking picture perfect!
No Really… It's For A Good Cause!
Poor Brett was extremely disappointed she only got a stupid radio station T-shirt
We Work Out!
See my guns, see my guns, see my guns!
The Costumes
Fuzzy hats, tutus, sparkly accessories — the greatest costumes everrr!
Everyone Behave!
We need a good picture. DON'T DO ANYTHING NAUGHTY!
Hey Now Ladies – Leave That Young Man Alone
Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it!
They started groping and grinding… nothing was sacred!
Hurry! Throw Them In The Water
Get the youngsters in the water before someone gets pregnant!
I'm cold… I'm cold… I'm cold!
Oh Sure! Throw The Hotties In A Hot Tub
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DHAKA, Bangladesh, Feb. 8 (UPI) -- An overcrowded boat carrying more than 100 people capsized Friday in the Meghna River in Bangladesh with several reported missing, authorities said.
The Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha news agency reported there were more than 100 people aboard the ML Saros boat when it went down after a collision with a sand-carrying cargo vessel in the Munshiganj district.
The boat had left the Narayanganj terminal about 7 a.m. Friday and was bound for Chandpur, when the incident occurred an hour later, the agency said.
It quoted witnesses as saying some passengers managed to swim to shore, but the fate of others was not known immediately. The report said the head of the Narayanganj launch owners association confirmed the incident and that local people had seized the sand-laden cargo vessel.
Bangladeshi authorities said rescue vessels had been dispatched to the scene.


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This in from the Quileute Nation:
"Tinsel Korey who portrays Emily in the Twilight Saga:New Moon leaves the Quileute Nation today to begin filming Eclipse in Vancouver. Korey spent a week on the Quileute reservation in LA Push, WA teaching acting classes for the K-12 Tribal School and raising funds for the school with an appearance on First Beach with legendary Quileute Elder Chris Morganroth.
The character Emily is actually from the Makah tribe, so Korey also traveled to Neah Bay to speak with the youth and Elders of the Makah Nation. Tinsel was welcomed by the Makah with an honoring ceremony and given a flag to their nation.
"In true native tradition, she is doing what our ancestors & elders have taught us to do for centuries" states Chairwoman Carol Hatch, "Tinsel is giving back and sharing her gifts and talents with our Native youth."
"Tinsel now knows were Emily and the "Wolf Boys" live and has walked the shores of First Beach, she can take that spiritual energy with her to the set." states Quileute publicist Jackie Jacobs.
"Tinsel is bringing awareness to the real Quileute and Makah Nations. That is very honorable, generous and respectful. She is alway "Welcome" to come back anytime."


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Beyond Good and Evil gives profound insight into the personal philosophies of one of history's greats, Friedrich Nietzsche. Within the work, first published in 1886, you'll find close to 300 of Nietzsche's aphorisms, organized by theme and spanning nine chapters.
Nietzsche begins his work by stating that all philosophies are nothing more than the complex personal opinions by the philosophers that put them forth, and that it's the listener's responsibility to weed out the subjective from the true philosophy.
Some of Nietzsche's thoughts and theories provide the cornerstones of philosophical and sociological thought. One of the better known theories is the "will to power," the idea that all humans possess an inherent sense of ambition and the desire to strive for success.
Throughout the rest of the work, Nietzsche speaks at length regarding dogmatism and religion, our system of moral codes, and the extent to which strength can be equated with cruelty, nationalism, and race. He also dives into his musings on what makes a human being noble.
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The 1967 Italian comedy/would-be thriller Kill Me Quick, I'm Cold is about con artists played by Monica Vitti and Jean Sorel (who also both appear in the recent Sony MOD DVD release, Bambole, although they share no scenes in that one). At the start of the film, Vitti and Sorel meet at a resort and try to con each other, before they realize they are both in the same business. Having someone with whom they both can finally relate, they fall passionately in love and decide to work as a team. Pretending to be brother and sister, they roam a cruise ship looking for easy marks. They romance rich couples and then hit up both the husband and the wife for money. Director Francesco Maselli replays the same scenes word for word back-to-back, with different victims falling for the exact same ploys. While the actors seem to be having a lot of fun, it actually gets a bit tiresome.
The film picks up significantly once they've made their score, and they start bumming around Europe. After a good-times montage on a speedboat set to a Hollies song, Vitti remembers that she needs to bail her mother out of a hotel debt, which turns out to be a MacGuffin with no payoff that merely facilitates getting our wacky twosome embroiled in the strange goings-on at the hotel. Briefly, Vitti and Sorel become a swinging '60s variation on Nick and Nora, as they investigate the claims of a woman (Daniela Surina) who says her brother (Roberto Bisacco, who played Paris in Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet) is trying to murder her. However, when they learn that the woman is bound to inherit nearly a billion lira, they decide to con and then murder her instead.
This is where the movie kind of falls apart. Vitti and Sorel's characters come off as fun-loving free spirits who are criminals because they are naturally good at it. The premise that they could suddenly decide to pull off a murder, even for a billion lira, feels awkwardly incongruous. Add to this the nagging feeling that Surina and Bisacco's characters are probably pulling off some kind of con of their own (**SPOILER** they are **END SPOILER**), and the whole thing just feels like a wrongheaded plot forced upon some otherwise charming characters.
Vitti and Sorel shine above the material at every turn. The late-film scene in which the phrase from the title is spoken is a surprisingly touching exchange where Vitti waxes nostalgic to Sorel about the early, murder-plot-free days of their relationship. Nothing in the story justifies how resonant this scene turns out; it's purely the talent of the actors.
By the time the last predictable plot twist has twisted -- and the soundtrack has reprised The Hollies' title song for the 17 millionth time -- Kill Me Quick struggles to regain the frothy energy of its earlier scenes... but it's too little too late.
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