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Several local outdoor recreation companies specialize in rafting and kayaking trips.
Generally, the best water is early in the season, which some years can start as soon as early March, while the water is usually highest in May and June, says Matt Gontram, an owner-operator of New Mexico River Adventures in Rinconada. While the river is faster when the water is at its highest, the lower levels in July, August and September offer "warmer water that's great for swimming and floating."
In fact, there will almost certainly be low water volumes for the entire rafting season, says Deirdre Kann, a meteorologist with the Albuquerque office of the National Weather Service. The poor snowpack, 40 percent of normal for much of the state, translates to stream flows 25 percent to 50 percent of normal.
Not a problem, says Gontram. "The water never gets so low that we can't get out there and enjoy the river." In years of extreme low water, only one section along the Taos Box may become impassable on rafts.
While most people associate the best rapids with swift, high water, the reality is "some rapids are more difficult and challenging when water is higher, some when it's lower," dependent on terrain features and elevation drop, Gontram says.
And it's not just about the adrenalin rush, either, says John Seiner, owner of Kokopelli Rafting Adventures in Santa Fe. "The river is an opportunity to experience the beauty of the outdoors, the intimacy of spending time with family and friends, and taking a trip back in time to see some of the cultural and natural historical sites along the river."
Part of the beauty of these river trips is the ease of finding one that's suitable for nearly every age and ability, says Cicso Guevara, owner of Los Rios River Runners in Taos.
"We have wonderful calm and scenic floats that refresh your spirit, mind and body; then there's the fun whitewater that is exhilarating and OK for kids but not overwhelming; and then there's the adrenalinepumping, white-knuckle, world class whitewater of the Taos Box section below the Rio Grande Gorge, which is not suitable for small children or the faint of heart, and can only be run in the spring flood, March through late June, sometimes into July."
Most of the river rafting companies in New Mexico organize trips along the Rio Grande and the Rio Chama, rivers that have distinct qualities and ambiance, Guevara says.
Much of the Rio Grande is characterized by its "big whitewater" that flows through basalt box canyons with sheer walls that are most dramatic where the river passes under the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge along the Rio Grande Rift, says Guevara.
The Rio Chama is a multicolored sandstone canyon that is lush with thick cottonwood and ponderosa pine groves. "There's enough whitewater to keep it interesting, but it's mostly mellow and winds through the Chama Canyon Wilderness Area and through the middle of the Christ of the Desert Monastery."
In addition to inflatable rafts, hard kayaks and inflatable kayaks, or "Funyaks," a new twist on riding the river is the standup paddleboard, best used on calmer stretches of water. Not all river trip companies have them, so be sure to ask.
River trips are generally available as half-day, fullday and multi-day trips with overnight camping. Prices are competitive and range from about $50 per person for a half-day trip to $100 for a full day, to several hundred dollars or more for a multi-day experience.
Price is also influenced by the number of people, the day of the week and the time of the year booked, the number of guides and the difficulty of the stretch of river.
Cost is not the only consideration. Other relevant inquiries should be about the training of the guides; the company's safety record; the type of equipment they use; personal flotation and safety devices they provide; and the sections of the river to be navigated. Water fun
Here are some companies to contact for a northern New Mexico river experience:
New Mexico River Adventures, Rinconada, 800-983-7756, www.newmexicoriveradventures.com
Kokopelli Rafting Adventures, Santa Fe, 800-879-9035 or 505-983-3734, www.kokopelliraft.com
Santa Fe Rafting Co., Santa Fe, 888-988-4914 or 505-988-4914, santaferafting.com
New Wave Rafting Co., Embudo, 800-984-1444, www.newwaverafting.com
Big River Raft Trips, Pilar, 800-748-3746, www.bigriverrafts.com
Far Flung Adventures, El Prado, 800-359-2627 or 575-758-2628, www.farflung.com
Los Rios River Runners, Taos, 800-544-1181, www.losriosriverrunners.com
Cottam's Rio Grande Rafting, Taos, 800-322-TAOS (8267), www.cottamsriogranderafting.com


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"The Awakening" 25 September 2009 Drama, Romance, Foreign 92 mins
Jogwa actually means alms given to a person, usually known as a jogta or a jogtini. They are forced by the society to give up everything and serve God. A jogta has to give up the fact of being a man and suppress all his desires. This tradition was followed in the rural areas in the ancient times and like any tradition was flexible enough for those in power to misuse it. It is known to be still followed in some villages in Karnataka.Jogwa is a love story between jogta played by Uupendra Limaye and jogtini played by Mukta Barve.
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Mary Ann Borgerding, 81, Beloit, died Monday at Alden Meadow Park, Clinton. Arrangements are pending at Hansen-Gravitt Funeral Home, Beloit.
Ronald Lee Hamilton, 70, Fort Meyers, Fla., formerly of Beloit, died Feb. 25 in Florida. A celebration of life will take place at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 25, at the Albany Lions Club, Albany. Horizon Funeral Home, Fort Myers, Fla., is assisting the family.
Marshall John Rumery, 99, Beloit, died Tuesday at home. Arrangements are pending at Brian Mark Funeral Home, Beloit.
Sheila A. Whitney, 61, Milton, died Tuesday at home. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Milton. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday at Whitcomb-Lynch-Albrecht Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Milton, and from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services Saturday at the church.
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As the nine festive nights of devotion, music and dance begin, cities all across the nation gear up to make the best of the nine days with hosting Dandiya and Garba nights. Mumbai, which has been ever popular for its night life, adds more to its glory with Dadiya Pandels all across the city. Thousands get together to dance their heart out on this festive occasion.
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Unanswered: How to delete LEFT OUTER JOIN ... WHERE is NULL
I have two tables that share the key mdr_report_key. I now want to delete all rows from one of the tables that don't have a common mdr_report_key in the other table.
That is, I want to do the opposite of an INNER JOIN: rather than select the joined rows, I want to delete the rows that can't be joined. I can select the rows using this SQL
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After the toppling of Saddam Hussein's statue in Baghdad and his later capture at the bottom of a spider hole near Tikrit, millions of Iraqis have been waiting to see the former president face charges. On Wednesday, they get their chance. The trial of Saddam Hussein marks a watershed moment for Iraq and for the Middle East. An Arab dictator will be tried by his own people. The first case before the Iraqi Special Tribunal dates back to 1982, when gunmen opened fire on a convoy carrying Saddam as it rolled through the Shiite town of Dujail north of Baghdad. According to the charges, Saddam's revenge included the execution of more than 140 people, the imprisonment of many more and the destruction of much of the town. We know that this is planned to be the first of several trials for crimes against humanity, though we don't know how many. Some human rights organizations question the independence and the standards of the court, whether these proceedings will be fair or represent victors' justice. Today we'll talk with an international law expert about the inner workings of the trial. We'll hear about some of the evidence and we'll talk with a former member of Saddam's defense team.
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But first, the results of Saturday's constitutional referendum in Iraq and its political importance. And we begin by turning to Jon Alterman, director of the Middle East program at The Center for Strategic and International Studies. And he joins us from their studios here in Washington, DC.
Nice to have you on TALK OF THE NATION.
Mr. JON ALTERMAN (Director, Middle East Program, The Center for Strategic and International Studies): Good to be with you again. Thank you.
CONAN: We're told of a very high turnout thus far, and though indications--there's no official results yet, indications are unofficially that the referendum has passed. What does that mean?
Mr. ALTERMAN: Well, it's not clear what it means. It certainly means that we're moving towards elections on December 15th, but one of the things that I found distressing about the early results that I've seen from the voting is the extent to which some places in Iraq had 95 percent or more of the people voting for; other places seemed to have 95 percent or more voting against. It feels very much like you don't have a sort of muddy middle of people who are ready to compromise. It seems like Iraq may be moving even further toward polarization as it gets to really implementing this constitution.
CONAN: We're trying to get through to Baghdad to check, but we do know that late today, the Independent Electoral Commission there did say that they are going to be re-checking some of these numbers, which do seem a little unusual to them as well. Though perhaps that result of, I guess, one of the early returns was from Fallujah, the city that was the focus of a couple of different military campaigns, 99 percent of the people there voting no. Perhaps that's not so unusual.
Mr. ALTERMAN: I mean, the important thing is that everybody in Iraq feels that the electoral process can work for them and that the electoral process can protect their interests. I think one of the really dangerous conclusions that people could draw, certainly in the Sunni community, is that there's no hope through the electoral process, that they boycotted the elections in January. That didn't work out very well. They participated in the elections in October. That may not be meeting their needs either, and they may say, `We're just done with this whole thing. We're going to hunker down.' Because I think a lot of people in the Sunni community look around and say, `The country that we have built is being stolen out from under us.' And it's a very dangerous thing.
CONAN: Jonathan, we'll get back to you in just a minute, but we do now want to turn to Jill Carroll, a reporter for The Christian Science Monitor, who joins us now on the phone from Baghdad.
Jill, can you hear me?
Ms. JILL CARROLL (Reporter, The Christian Science Monitor): I can hear you fine.
CONAN: OK. Welcome to the program. Nice to talk to you again. I did want to ask you about this report by the Independent Electoral Commission, which said now that they're going to be re-checking some of these figures that they're getting in these returns?
Ms. CARROLL: Right. They just sent out a statement to everyone, received just a few hours ago saying that they've gotten unusually high numbers, and some of the governors, at least for turnout numbers, they're going to re-check and audit all the ballots that they've gotten so far to make sure that they're all OK. They didn't specify what the problem was exactly or where these problems were--happened, but apparently there's sort of an unusually high turnout in some areas, and they want to recheck that.
CONAN: We do know that from some Sunni politicians--they may have an ax to grind in this, but they are saying they saw evidence of, in some areas, Shias from other provinces coming in to vote to boost up the yes vote in some areas.
Ms. CARROLL: Right. Well, I mean, we've seen them say this now. They said before the referendum they were highly suspicious of getting a fair vote here. They were really suspicious that American officials or Shiites or Iran even would somehow fix the results to ensure that this thing would pass. So even if--and the other part of this is that many Sunnis really believe that they are at least half the population here, so anything indicating less than that kind of turnout, they'll probably take it as a sign of some sort of corruption or something going on.
CONAN: One of the returns that is apparently being questioned is in the province of Diyala, for example, which is believed to have a slight Sunni Arab majority. Reports from electoral officials there on Sunday reported 70 percent yes, 20 percent no.
Ms. CARROLL: Yeah, that is a remarkably high turnout, and there was sort of a surprising result. We haven't seen any final official numbers from the IECI, who's the overarching authority on this issue, and it's hard to judge sometimes, in it's only--we don't know if all the balloting, all the polling places are reporting. We haven't seen sort of official audits of these numbers. It's hard to judge, you know, the veracity of some of these numbers.
CONAN: But we do have pretty firm results, at least suggesting that in two provinces, Anbar, which is Ramadi and Fallujah out in the western part of Iraq, places where a lot of military action has been going on, and Ninawa, up around Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit, that they voted no in very large numbers.
Ms. CARROLL: Right. I think that's actually not a big surprise. I mean, there was a big campaign to try to mobilize Sunnis to get out and say no. And Sunnis by themselves just felt this government hasn't served them well, and whether or not the constitution--if they were even aware of any provisions, they just wanted to come out and say no as a way of protesting against the past 10 months, and they felt they've been really marginalized. Again, we have to wait for the final numbers to know what the real turnout was.
CONAN: And I gather that not only this recount and questions about the recount--that's slowing things down but also a sandstorm.
Ms. CARROLL: Yeah. We had a huge sandstorm blow in this morning that's hampered air travel all across the country, and governors need to mail--a lot of them need to mail their ballots into the main headquarters here. They began counting this morning at headquarters here in the Green Zone, but of course, a lot of the ballots haven't arrived yet because of the sandstorm, which is still going on.
CONAN: After the first election in Iraq last January, we saw an awful lot of people holding up that purple dyed finger, indicating that they had voted, with great pride. Did we see scenes like that again?
Ms. CARROLL: Well, not really. I mean, a little bit in the southern areas that are dominated by Shias, of course, in support the constitution, a little bit in the north, where the Kurds are, of course, in support the constitution. But even in those areas, according to at least my colleagues that were there and from what I view here in Baghdad, it just wasn't the same euphoria. I mean, even where I was, in a Sunni neighborhood, of course, it was a real solemn, sort of angry attitude on the referendum day, but the day after and now, even today, everything's kind of gone back to normal whereas back in January, people were still celebrating. It's just a different feeling. I think people are disappointed in the government, disappointed in what's happened in the past 10 months. They haven't seen an improvement on the ground in security, electricity, water supplies. And the sense of sort of, even among Shias and Kurds, that their own government hasn't served them well, I think dampened a lot of spirits.
CONAN: And the other question that I guess is uppermost--and, Jonathan Alterman, I want to bring you in on this--is the question about whether this democratic process, this participation, all this voting can help restore faith in the process and sap support for the insurgency, and well, I guess, Jill Carroll, it's much too early to tell.
Ms. CARROLL: You're asking me that question, sorry?
CONAN: Is this process going to be seen to remove some of the energy from the insurgency? And the suspicion, I guess, is that it's too early to tell.
Ms. CARROLL: It's too early to tell, but also--well, maybe not, though. I mean, one of the things that we've sort of considered as maybe one of the worst outcomes could be that it be approved over a strong Sunni objection. While Sunnis can now participate, they still have yet to see themselves as stakeholders, and if participation doesn't equal a real say in a government, a real piece of the power, then I think we're going to see that they feel they don't have a reason to participate in a stable government, and they might decide that they still have more reason to support, you know, violent insurgency than the political process.
CONAN: And, Jon Alterman, that same question to you, and of course, this is critical for American officials.
Mr. ALTERMAN: It is. You know, one of the remarkable things is that nobody's got a very good record to run on after Iraqis have been in some ways running their country for a couple of years. The Dawa Party under the prime minister has not performed well. It seems to be--its lack of performance is weakening the Shia coalition. Nobody really has a success story to point to. Nobody seems to be running on a platform. And one of the frightening things is that in a single-constituency government, where nobody really has a platform, you're just voting on ethnic blocs and ethnic minorities, it begins to look a lot more like Lebanon and all of the dysfunction that we've seen in Lebanon for the last half-century, rather than looking like a country that's emerging into democracy.
CONAN: And if we presume for a moment that the constitution did pass in the referendum, the organization for these legislative elections coming up on December 15th, that would presumably be along the same largely ethnic and sectarian lines.
Mr. ALTERMAN: That's right. And one of the interesting things that we haven't yet seen is anybody emerge as a leader of the Sunni political community, and that certainly will be one of the most fascinating things to watch over the coming months, whether the Sunnis decide to participate, how they participate and how, when you get to the smoky back-room deals when people are actually allocating power after the election, how the Sunnis do, whether they're dealt into the process or whether they feel like they're being shut out.
CONAN: And, of course, there is a provision now for the constitution to be reopened to accommodate some of those Sunni concerns.
Mr. ALTERMAN: Although it doesn't get reopened until four months after the legislature actually begins its work. Now what we saw the last time, after the January elections, is it took about three months to work out what the legislature would do and how it would be set up and who would be in the leadership and who and what coalition. So we may not see until mid- or late spring them actually getting to the point of revisiting all the questions that they need to on the amendment process. Even so, there are 34 provisions in this constitution that say they will be determined by law, which means that what they actually mean, how you actually implement them, hasn't been worked out yet.
CONAN: And, Jill Carroll, we just have 30 seconds to ask you if there is much interest, as far as you've been able to detect in Baghdad, in the upcoming trial of Saddam Hussein, which is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.
Ms. CARROLL: It's something people aren't really talking about that much. I think they aren't really even aware it's happening, because there's been so much confusion so far as to how it would work, whether it will be televised, whether--how it will be publicized. I think we'll have to see, maybe Wednesday and Thursday after it begins, how people will react. But it is sort of a cathartic moment, I think, or it will be for a lot of people here, especially Shiites and Kurds, and it's the thing that we probably will see them probably react to. Whether it will make Sunnis more angry, we don't know, but I think it's something Shias and Kurds really are anxious to see.
CONAN: Jill Carroll of The Christian Science Monitor, thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Ms. CARROLL: Thank you.
CONAN: And, Jon Alterman, director of the director of the Middle East program at The Center for Strategic and International Studies, we thank you for your time as well.
Mr. ALTERMAN: Thank you, Neal.
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Vintage: 2013
Wine Name/Vineyard: "Legacy"
Wine Category: US Red Blend
Grape blend: 45% Zinfandel, 45% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon & 5% Petite Sirah
Region: California
State or country: CA
Price: $16
Cases produced: 69,676
KWG Score: 88.5 (based on 2 reviews)
Ken's Wine Rating: Very Good+ (90)
Review date: February 21, 2016
Wine Review: This very good dark red colored blend from California was one of our many discoveries at this year's Boston Wine Expo. It opens with a pomegranate and red currant bouquet. On the palate, this wine is medium bodied, balanced and juicy. The flavor profile is a pleasant boysenberry with notes of minerality and plum. We also detected a touch of black raspberry and dark chocolate towards the end. The finish is dry and its moderate tannins are nicely prolonged. We suggested pairing this good value red with pulled pork sliders. Enjoy - Ken
Winemaker Notes: Aromatic blue fruits and brown spices delight the nose, yielding fresh plum and blackberry fruit. The wine is juicy with the plum and blackberry flavors prominent, layered with smoky roasted almonds and hazelnuts, finishing long with fine, elegant tannins and white stone fruits that linger, finishing with a fresh and clean acidity. A rich, red wine crafted in honor of Josh. Pairs well with his favorite meal: a thick, juicy steak and potatoes.
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Merry Christmas everyone. I've been putting up with this problem for a couple of years now. It just dawned on me last night to post a question about it here,so here it comes.
I have a CC 1440 1996 or 7 I think. I gotta say I worked it hard those first couple of years clearing an overgrown lot. The problem must have developed slowly because I really don't know when it started.What it does is,when you are pushing on the hst handle,it pushes back.If the engine is running at low rpm you don't even notice, but the more rpm,the harder it pushes.If you have some sort of ground engaging implement on and put a load on the wheels it is even worse. I had it to the dealer,they tore it apart and replaced a valve of some sort but it only improved the matter slightly. I still use the CC for trimming and for snow romoval. Does anyone have any similar problems or ideas for solution?Thanks for any help and again Merry Christmas.


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This is an orchestra assembled of area professional musicians performing high quality music for the public. The programs are often based on themes and culture. Making this these programs free to the public provides people with an opportunity to hear symphonic music in a relaxed atmosphere on the campus of Washington University. Parents can bring their young children, whereas the youngest ones are not allowed in a St. Louis Symphony concert. People who might be intimidated by a more formal setting can have a chance to experience repertoire. Concerts are outdoor and people bring lawn chairs or blankets. By keeping this orchestra funded, musicians are kept employed during a very financially challenging time of year and audiences are presented live music.
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I am the Secretary and Webmaster for the Board of Directors of the Gateway Festival Orchestra. I also regularly play viola with the orchestra every season. The organization's goal to provide professional orchestral music to the St. Louis area during the summer (when our local professional orchestra, the SLSO) has been achieved for forty-six seasons, and even through good times and hard economic times, the board and its members have worked hard to ensure that this goal is met annually. The GFO provides orchestra concerts on Sunday evenings in July on the beautiful campus of Washington University in St. Louis, MO. Our patrons are encouraged to come, bring a blanket or chairs, maybe a picnic or wine & cheese basket, and relax in the summer evening while our orchestra performs some of the great orchestral literature, with some popular and jazz standards occasionally thrown in! Before each of our concerts, we provide mini-lectures and discussions relating to the concert program. Soloists, members of the orchestra and even our music director share their thoughts and knowledge with the audience, giving them a greater insight into the music. We also spend late spring and early summers engaging children and youth in outreach concerts and performances. Members of our orchestra go to various schools, daycare centers and youth groups to share classical music with young people. In recent years, with the economic downturn, we have been working diligently to increase our audience base, as well as our donor base to ensure continued seasons of great orchestral music. Our board has been recently restructured to streamline actions taken and make things run more smoothly. More member involvement on our board has seen more active interest in our organization's success, be it through a recently launched eNewsletter to our patrons or through seasonal letter-mailings to our donors. Our organization's main source of income, through the Music Performance Fund (formerly the Music Performance Trust Fund) will cease to exist this year, causing us to look for newer sources of income. While we have been unsuccessful in filling the need thus far, our board members have been searching for grants and donations high and low, filing applications with various organizations through which we are eligible. The last few years have seen an upswing in donations, and our greatest help has been through the Roland Quest Matching grant. We are currently on our way to meeting our fourth grant with this organization, but it is still not enough. To combat budget constraints, we have been fortunate enough to receive assistance from friends of the orchestra, as well as other organizations (such as the Boy Scouts of America) in helping run several concert-time endeavors (such as stage management, program disbursement and concessions). My personal belief in helping our organization grow financially is that we find ways to engage our patrons during the off-season, or autumn, winter and spring months. As a board member, I am aware of several possible actions we could take that have been in discussion, but we are yet to take steps to see that they are done. I look forward to seeing them organized and planned soon! This organization is truly a blessing for the St. Louis area. No other professional orchestra is performing regularly during this time of the year, and it is my hope that we could find funding to perform more concerts than we do now (from early June to mid August), with a stronger rehearsal schedule. This takes money, of course, but it is my personal goal for the orchestra, and one I hope to see happen in the next decade.


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For "X-Files" fans, 2008 may be more remembered as the year David Duchovny entered rehab for treatment of sex addiction than for the release of the second feature-length "X-Files" movie, "X-Files: I Want to Believe."
Bad enough that "I Want to Believe" opened July 25, just a week after the arrival of "The Dark Knight" juggernaut. It also opened head-to-head against the comedy "Step Brothers," which ended up grossing domestically $80 million more over the summer than the "X-Files" flick.
To crunch the numbers for you, "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" earned a shade under $21 million in the U.S. – this with a production budget of $35 million. (Worldwide grosses amounted to about $67 million.) It doesn't take the combined brain power of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully to conclude that "I Want to Believe" flopped.
Whether it was the timing of its release, the length between "X-Files" movies (10 years), the length between the end of the popular TV series and "I Want to Believe" (six years) or the disdain of critics and many fans (or all of the aforementioned) that can be blamed for the tepid box-office performance is all grist for the debate mill. As regards its co-stars, they've got other things on their mind. Gillian Anderson just gave birth to her second child, and she'll be preparing soon to star in a production of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" in London. And Duchovny well, his preoccupation would seem to speak for itself.
In case you missed the movie during the summer, it's available as of this week on DVD/Blu-ray.
Chances are, there won't be a third feature-length "X-Files" film. But for those hungry for the kind of stories the series, at its best, told, I'd like to float the idea of a movie adaptation of the '60s ABC series "The Invaders." That underrated show, which starred Roy Thinnes as the lone earthling trying to warn the world about an alien threat, ran for only 14 months. It was, if you'll excuse a cliché, way ahead of its time.
Even Chris Carter, creator of "The X-Files," must have appreciated "The Invaders." In a magazine interview conducted while his series was still in production, he said he'd like to have Roy Thinnes on the show. Thinnes, cast as a benevolent alien, ended up appearing in two episodes of "The X-Files."
Thinnes, now 70, is not going to get any consideration for an "Invaders" feature-film starring role (he could get a supporting part, though – perhaps as a not-so-benevolent alien?). But why not David Duchovny, assuming he's not busy with "Californication?" Or anything else.
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"THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN" The Pevensie kids and their talking lion pal (voiced by Liam Neeson) meet again in the followup to "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." The new installment of the C.S. Lewis fantasy adaptation casts the Pevensies (William Moseley, Georgie Henley, Anna Popplewell and Skandar Keynes) into the company of a new ally, Caspian (Ben Barnes), heir to the throne of Narnia, which has been hurled into dark times under a tyrannical ruler. Director Andrew Adamson and cast members provide commentary on single-disc and two-disc DVD releases and two-disc and three-disc Blu-ray editions. Other extras on the multi-disc sets include deleted scenes, cast and crew interviews and a tour of the movie's locations. The three-disc Blu-ray release also has a digital copy of the movie for portable video players. Rated PG.
"WANTED" Angelina Jolie takes up arms in this action tale about a team of assassins using super-human abilities – and an ancient loom that spells out victims' names – to weed out unwanted people. Jolie and her boss (Morgan Freeman) recruit a loser (James McAvoy) and train him to use his dormant talents to go after a rogue member of their group. The movie comes in single-disc and two-disc DVD editions, a Blu-ray release and in collector's sets with a photo booklet, movie postcards and a framed 3-D film cell. Among the extras are an extended scene, segments on stunts and visual effects and a featurette on adapting the story from its graphic-novel roots. The Blu-ray edition also has an alternate opening for the movie. Rated R.
"THE LONGSHOTS" Ice Cube hits the sidelines in this sports tale about the first girl to play Pop Warner football, a league that was previously a boys-only club. Cube plays a coach who drafts his niece (Keke Palmer) to take over as quarterback, her natural athletic ability lifting the team from also-rans to championship contenders. The DVD and Blu-ray releases come with a huge collection of deleted scenes, a making-of segment, chats with Ice Cube and director Fred Durst and a featurette on the real Pop Warner star who was the basis for Palmer's character. Rated PG.


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Hybrid and Electric vehicles present special challenges when developing a customer-selectable Economy Mode, as the vehicles are already energy-efficient by design. This paper analyzes the sources of sub-optimal fuel economy in: energy generation, vehicle usage, and customer usage. The paper first reviews the effects on customer acceptance from other implementations of Economy Mode, using "Things Gone Wrong" data from customer surveys on competitive vehicles. This information was used as lessons learned for the new design. The paper then discusses which changes to vehicle functionality could be implemented to improve fuel economy while maintaining acceptable vehicle performance, along with acceptable noise, vibration, and harshness objectives. The vehicle parameters studied in this paper include: 12 V loads, engine operating commands of torque and speed, EV operating limits, customer demand inputs, regenerative braking, cruise control operation, and climate control function. Measures of the fuel economy improvements were developed, as were tests to represent real-world driving conditions. The final package of potential fuel economy changes was tested on several Ford Hybrid vehicles with results demonstrating the net improvement to vehicle fuel economy. The Economy Mode functionality was deemed to be effective and it entered vehicle production during the 2016 model year on the Ford Fusion Hybrid, Ford C-MAX Hybrid, and Lincoln MKZ Hybrid vehicles under the name of EcoSelect.


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Sam Houston was one of the most colorful and legendary figures of American history. During his life he held an astonishing range of high positions: governor of two states (Tennessee and Texas), congressman (Tennessee), senator (Texas), and president of the Republic of Texas for most of its period of independence. He was an ardent expansionist who helped to make "manifest destiny" a reality, and more than any other individual, he was responsible for Texas's entry into the United States. But Houston was a complex man whose life was marked by failures and despair. He had a lifelong alcohol problem, which probably caused the rapid dissolution of his first marriage, a scandal that forced him to resign the governorship of Tennessee. Following that disgrace, Houston fled into Indian Territory and oblivion. After years of wandering in the wilderness, he came to Texas and political rebirth. Houston's military fame, forged in the War of 1812 brought him to the attention of his commanding general, Andrew Jackson, who made Houston his protege and nurtured Houston's military and political career. In Texas, Houston's fellow settlers, determined to break free from Mexico, chose him to command the Texas Army. After a series of tactical retreats, Houston won a decisive victory at San Jacinto, crushing the army of Mexican General Santa Anna and guaranteeing Texas's independence. But even Houston's own officers quarreled over his victory and how much credit Houston deserved for it. As governor of Texas in 1861, Houston, fiercely pro-Union, refused to swear allegiance to the Confederacy when Texas joined the new Southern nation, and he was forced from office. He died in 1863, a bloody war raging as he had predicted it would following secession. This is a vivid and exciting biography of one of the giants of nineteenth-century America.
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Part-time students in UK higher education: employer perspectives
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- Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
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- BIS research papers, Regional Growth Fund, Higher education participation, and Labour market reform
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- 25 January 2011
Analysis of surveys to investigate employer support for part-time higher education study. BIS research paper 27.
Employer perspectives on part-time students in UK higher education
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Report that uses surveys of part-time students and their employers in the UK to investigate the extent and nature of employer support for part-time HE study. It also looks at the perceived advantages and disadvantages of this kind of study for the organisations concerned.
In October 2013 we published a follow-up study on employers that supported staff on part-time higher education courses in 2009 and 2011: Employer support for part-time higher education students
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Personal information on 100 million Facebook users has been scraped from the social media site and is being shared and download as a single file via what is called a Bittorrent. BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing protocol used for distributing large amounts of data.
Facebook takes on the issue is the data that was scraped wasn't private at all. To a degree, I agree. The data is being shared through the site, it's already public.
Here's how it went down: a good guy hacker developed a program that went through all 500 million profiles and was able to skim (scrape) all the data from Facebook that wasn't locked down via the users Facebook privacy settings. Basically if you didn't lock your privacy settings down, it's now available in this file. If you lock down your settings today, it's still in this file.
What's the point? Hackers like to tinker, and some like to make a point. It seems the hacker here wanted to make a point that your data on social media is up for grabs whether you like it or not.
What's the risk? It seems the format and way the data was compiled is now searchable in a way that can benefit advertisers and marketers. Can it be used by thieves? It's too early to tell. In this situation my first concern would be data that you may not want to be around in 20 years that may damage your reputation down the road.
This incident should highlight the lack of privacy and lack of security that exists in social media. Recognize that whatever information you share online, can ultimately end up in anyone's hands, whether you like it or not.
Lock down your privacy settings and be very conscious of what you share. It may bite you someday.
Robert Siciliano personal and home security expert to Home Security Source discussing social media Facebook scammers on CNN. Disclosures.
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Green Bay's Cobb tries to fight through biceps injury
GREEN BAY--Green Bay Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb was in obvious pain at the end of practice, but the team's top pass-catcher wasn't about to leave the field.
Only afterward did he admit he should have been smarter with the biceps injury that's been bothering him since an Aug. 3 scrimmage. By the end of Tuesday's practice, Cobb was wincing, holding his right arm close to his body and clearly in pain during an 11-on-11 competitive team period.
"Yeah, I have some pain in it. So (I'm) just dealing with that," Cobb said. "The hardest part for me is, I'm a tough guy, I want to be on the field. I don't like missing practice. I hate missing practice. So trying to be smart and be tough at the same time is difficult for me, but I understand that I have limitations and I have to be smart about it. But it's hard and difficult at times."
Asked if he was smart Tuesday, Cobb replied simply, "No."
The Packers can't afford to lose Cobb, who led the team in receiving last year (80 receptions, 954 yards, eight touchdowns). Not only is wide receiver Jordy Nelson sidelined for the rest of camp after having a nerve procedure done on his knee, but Cobb and his versatility are vital to the Packers offense.
Coach Mike McCarthy undoubtedly would prefer Cobb not try to be a tough guy. It was McCarthy who stopped right guard T.J. Lang, who was dressed for practice, from participating Tuesday because of a back injury Lang planned to play through.
"Whether I agreed with it or not, it's his decision, so I had to go with it," Lang said. "Randall, I know he's been battling through some pain and it really comes down to a pride thing. You don't want to be missing time if you don't have to. If your injury is not allowing you to do your job to the best of your abilities, then it might be a better idea to make sure you're healthy before you get on the field again.
"It really comes down to being smart, making sure you're always communicating if something is bothering you. There's a fine line—a lot of guys just try to tough it out. There's a lot of pride there."
Cobb was held out of the team's preseason opener Friday night against Arizona. After practice, McCarthy sounded as though Cobb would be told to take some time off.
"In Randall's case, it's something that we understand what the injury (is), and we wouldn't put him out there if we thought he was in jeopardy of moving forward and getting healthy," McCarthy said. "But every case is different. . In Randall's case, it's probably something he's going to be battling for a while."
Cobb, who missed the 2011 regular-season finale as a rookie with a groin injury and missed last year's regular-season finale with a knee injury, said he believes playing through pain serves a dual purpose: It prepares him for when something happens to him when the games count and he has to stay on the field, and that practice is vital because he needs the work.
"I know at some point during the season I'm going to be in pain and I'm going to have to play and I'm going to have to be productive when I do play. So trying to push through right now is more of a mindset for me," Cobb explained.
Asked if he was happy with the camp he's had to this point, Cobb replied, "No I haven't. I still feel like I have a lot of work to do, and that's another reason why I don't want to miss practice."


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- Room size (sqm): 30
- Number of bedrooms: 1
- Bathroom
- Disability-friendly bathroom
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- Satellite TV
- 220V power supply
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Cotillo Beach Hotel
- Huge outdoor pool
- Near the beach
- Hotel run Mini Club
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Located on the sunshine-fuelled island of Fuerteventura, Cotillo Beach Hotel is an ideal place to visit for holidaymakers seeking sand and sea topped off with great weather. This 3 ... Continue reading
Located on the sunshine-fuelled island of Fuerteventura, Cotillo Beach Hotel is an ideal place to visit for holidaymakers seeking sand and sea topped off with great weather. This 3-star hotel is just a short walk from El Cotillo beach, famed for its golden sands and favoured surfing spots. Even if you're after a dose of rest and relaxation, you'll find plenty to keep you occupied in this part of the island – from its shops and restaurants to its family-friendly water park and zoo.
Active holidaymakers will love the great selection of sports facilities on offer at the Cotillo Beach Hotel. The multifunctional sports field offers a great place to get competitive with family members, while table tennis and billiards are available too. Try out your skills at the tennis courts, or engage in a leisurely game of pool. There's even the opportunity to try your hand at archery.
Those travelling with little ones will want to take advantage of the designated kids' area, complete with pool, playground and mini club. In the evening, you'll benefit from a full entertainment programme to keep all family members happy.
The Cotillo Beach Hotel's centrepiece is its spacious outdoor area complete with excellent swimming pool – ideal for children to splash around in while adults relax and top up their tans. Sun loungers and parasols are available to enjoy. The on-site restaurant serves up delicious buffet-style cuisine, while the poolside bar provides light snacks and refreshments. There is an all-inclusive option for guests.
All rooms in the Cotillo Beach Hotel are newly furnished in a modern and cosy style. They come equipped with an en-suite bathroom with a bath and hairdryer, satellite/cable TV, a safety deposit box and balcony or terrace.
The hotel is modern in style, with a 24-hour reception designed for all your needs, including car hire service and luggage storage.
Most popular facilities
- WiFi
- Playground
- Billiards
- Children's playground
- Darts
- Entertainment staff
- Solarium
- Table tennis
- Tennis court
Other facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Car hire
- Concierge service
- Fax/photocopying
- Luggage storage
- Meeting/banquet facilities
- Ticket service
- Tour desk
- Vending machine (drinks)
- Vending machine (snacks)
- Designated smoking area
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Paid WiFi
- Safety deposit box
All Inclusive
- Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner, Restaurant, Daily: 08:00 - 10:00, 13:00 - 14:30, 19:00 - 21:30.
- Bar, Daily: 08:00 - 23:30.
- Drinks, Pool Bar, Daily: 10:00 - 19:00.
- Ice Cream; Snacks, Pool Bar, Daily: 10:00 - 19:00.
- Drinks, Bar (Bar La Terraza Zone), Daily: 19:00 - 23:30.
Room facilities
Each of the hotel's 140 rooms is bright, spacious and equipped with all you need to relax in complete comfort. They feature a furnished terrace or balcony, a private bathroom with a bath, a desk, and a TV.
Fast facts
24-hour reception Mini market TV room Located 45 minutes from Fuerteventura Airport
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Hotel address : AVDA. A LOS LAGOS S/N, El Cotillo, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, 35650
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Sorry no drinks are included in the half board option
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Cotillo Beach offer half board (drinks not included at dinner)
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Hi Elaine, The hotel has hairdryers in the rooms. Thanks
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Its been an exciting week here! Cale, Grace, and Aalijah have all had some big moments.
Grace kicked off her week with a trip to urgent care. She was taking a nap (well, supposed to be anyway), and fell onto a metal part in her closet. She got a big gash on her back. Fortunately they where able to "glue" it back together. The doctor was pretty impressed with how good she sat still and just let her work, she said we could bring Grace back anytime since she was such a good patient. I am hoping we never have to bring her back though! :)
Cale decided that he wanted to be in charge of making dinner for a night. He recently got a "kids cook book" and was excited to put it to use. He picked out "bunny pancakes" to make for us for dinner and some worm cupcakes for dessert. Dinner was delicious, and he plans to make dinner once a week on Saturday nights. We may need to get him more cook books though, as he finds only the dessert recipes of interest in this one.
Aalijah weighed in with her excitement for the week on the scales at her one month appointment, 9 pounds 10 ounces. Three whole pounds more then her take home weight! She is already growing to fast for me!
Here are some pictures of all the excitement (a warning, showing pictures of Grace's boo boo and it isn't pretty!).
Grace after enjoying ice cream for being so good at urgent care:
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Cale making his "bunny panckes":
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Our growing girl:
Ouch, that boo boo looks bad. Glad she was alright.
Good job Cale on the dinner. Maybe we can come for dinner and you can make us something.
Wow she is getting so big. Glad to hear you'll be back in less than a month. I really miss you =)
I was just playing cafe latte and the post came up to visit other moms.So here I am visiting your page.You have a beautiful little family......with such talents.The booboo though doesn't look to feel so good kinda made me hurt, the bunny cakes are awsome what a unique idea and last but a sweet angel with no worries in the world sleeping away.Momma it looks as if you have it all together and enjoying life God Bless you and yours. Feel free to drop by my place.
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Kelsey Egan grew up in middle America, which taught her to ride horses and value good weather.
She is grateful to Robert Heinlein, Jack London and C.S. Lewis, among many others, for seeing her through the long Wisconsin winters. They can be credited for inspiring her earliest ambitions, which included learning how to talk to animals and travelling to faraway lands.
Kelsey attended Vassar College, Lisa Simpson's "safety school", and graduated in 2005 with a BA in Neuroscience & Behaviour and a BA in Drama. Her direction of "Kate Crackernuts" by Sheila Callaghan as her thesis production earned her a Molly Thacher Kazan Memorial Prize for distinction in the theatre arts.
She received additional theatre training at the British American Dramatic Academy's Midsummer at Oxford Program and attended master classes with Mariah Aitkin, John Barton, Henry Goodman, Kristin Linklater and Sir Ben Kingsley, a performance seminar for which she was chosen to be a participant.
In 2005, Kelsey was cast as "Rachel" in the independent film, "Discover Me", which was filmed in Manhattan and received a 2005 Goldie Film Award. This project ignited her passion for storytelling through film. Shortly thereafter she found herself on the set of an NYU grad film. After two days as a PA, the producer asked her to 1st AD her next two short films. One of these projects, "Flat Love", won the Audience, Festival and Jury Award at the 2009 New York Short Film Festival.
Kelsey subsequently increased her set experience on large feature projects such as "I Am Legend", "Stop-Loss" and "Deception". Towards the end of 2006, she flew to Beijing where she worked as Assistant to the Producer for Declan Baldwin, whose producing credits include "The Laramie Project", "Far from Heaven", "The Education of Charlie Banks", "Adventureland" and "At Any Price."
In May 2007, Kelsey fulfilled one of her childhood ambitions: she moved to Africa. After four action-packed years in Johannesburg, she set up camp in Cape Town.
Since settling in South Africa, Kelsey has worked on both local and international projects (including The Giver, Zulu, Mad Max: Fury Road, District 9 and Mr. Bones II) and directed various music videos, PSAs and narrative work of her own. Her 26 minute S16mm narrative, "Gargoyle", was nominated for a 2010 South African Film & Television Award for Best Short Film. Selected for screening at 16 International Film Festivals, the film received distribution via Shorts International and IndieFlix.
In addition to developing original content via her production company, Crave Pictures, Kelsey offers her services as a freelance Director, Writer and Script Editor. As an Actress, she is privileged to be represented by one of Cape Town's most respected agencies: Artistes Personal Management. She is a proud council member of the Writer's Guild of South Africa, and one of her feature scripts was recently awarded 'Best Spec Script' at the 2013 Muse Awards.
Kelsey was an absolute pleasure to work with. She took on the MTV VJ Search brief and ran with it with both hands. I would absolutely work with her again and was very pleased with her directorial style and utmost professionalism throughout the shoot. Big thumbs up!!
Susan Younis, Senior Producer at MTV Networks Africa
We were thrilled with the music video Kelsey directed for MK Top12 2012 on behalf of the band Jakkals. This video was the first product put out to the public for the band and thus played an integral part in the public launch and perception of the band. Kelsey is one of South Africa's most promising young directors, and I look forward to working with her again soon
Stephan Potgieter, M-Net Content Executive
Wow, it was so cool to work with Kelsey Egan. Her meticulous direction from pre-production to post-production made the process flow smoothly and this showed in the beautiful performances and imagery she created. She is great at extracting creativity from the very core of your being and her natural, confident air puts one at ease as she enters the room. I hope we'll be working with her again soon.
Cal Kingwill, Senior Producer at Priest
Kelsey is a hard working professional filmmaker who has shown a steely commitment to her craft. Her perseverance and determination to motivate her teams to bring out their creativity for the sake of their art and a common vision as clearly articulated by Kelsey is a pleasure to see in action.
Neil Brandt, Producer at Fireworx Media
Kelsey is one of those uniquely talented human beings who has the ability to produce as well as she directs. As a producer, I found great comfort in knowing that my director's got my back on every detail; it's rare to find a deeply thoughtful, strong and intelligent creative mind with the ability to rock at real life and not just float around unrealistic dreamland.
Jess Jorgensen, Creative Director and Producer at Instant Grass
I have had the pleasure of working with Kelsey and she is an absolute pleasure to work with. Kelsey always gets the job done with attention to detail and can handle any size production with ease. She exhibits a rare understanding and respect for the creative process and can take a project from development stage up to delivery. I sincerely hope I get to work with Kelsey in the future.
Lance Samuels, Producer at Out of Africa Entertainment
Kelsey is one of the most hardworking and dedicated people I know in the industry working in South Africa. Her attention to detail has always been flawless almost to the point of obsession but you can always depend on her, she will always deliver at 110% of what is asked!
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Kelsey worked with us on a feature. She has a very thorough approach to her work and leaves nothing to chance. She has a good rapport with her colleagues and will help out when the necessity arises. I would happily work with Kelsey again.
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Davy and Stu Trailer (2006)
01 January 2006 Romance 13 mins
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It's evident that, because of the vibrant cultural elements she exudes in her work, Beatriz was selected as one of the artists to create a Rio Summer Olympics poster. Her paintings, prints, and sculptures feature dynamic circles and designs that reflect the iconic patterns of Brazilian culture, and loosely echo the Olympic rings. Carla Camurati, director of culture for the Rio Olympics, tells the press, "The important thing for us and the Olympic Games is to show Brazil as it is, with the colors, with the brightness, with the beauty of the mixture of people that we have here…"
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- FLASH : You will need Flash for hes ulti, to chase enemys or get back to your position.
- Ignite or Exhaust fits Perfect to Urgot.
Item Build
Shoes Berserker Greaves for easyer last hitting or at top Lane armor Boots
- First you Rush Brutaliezer = The Black Cleaver
then buy Tear of the Goddess because Urgot swallow Mana like an Tank :) = Manamune
Now you have Good Damage and enough Mana.
- Now a very nice item for Urgot [ Ice Born Countlet ) fits perfect to him.
His ultra low Q cooldown + the Cooldown reduction and the extra Damage makes him very effectiv.
- Last whisper for more Armor Penetration and Damage.
- Last item is Statikk shiv or optional for some Magic resist Maw of Malmortius