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What is WindowLab? WindowLab is a small and simple window manager of novel design. It has a click-to-focus but not raise-on-focus policy, a window resizing mechanism that allows one or many edges of a window to be changed in one action, and an innovative menubar that shares the same part of the screen as the taskbar. Window titlebars are prevented from going off the edge of the screen by constraining the mouse pointer, and when appropriate the pointer is also constrained to the taskbar/menubar in order to make target menu items easier to hit.
Check the homepage out at: http://www.nickgravgaard.com/windowlab/
Setting up WindowLab in Arch Linux is very simple, and is done just like it's done in other distro's. Download the latest version from the homepage, unpack it somewhere, your home-dir, /download, /usr/programs or where you choose to put these kinds of things. Edit stuff in windowlab.h to change colors, fonts and settings. (Yes, this is compiled into the binary. Fast but not very beautiful. This is one thing FonsterLab intends to change.) Then simply make and make install it. To use it with startx, add a exec windowlab to your .xinitrc. If you use a display manager, add the line to .xsession instead. The best thing would probably be to symlink one to the other. The entire installation is described in commands below.
$ cd $HOME $ wget ~http://www.nickgravgaard.com/windowlab/windowlab-1.31.tar $ tar xvf windowlab-1.31.tar $ cd windowlab-1.31 $ vim windowlab.h $ make $ su Password: # make install # exit $ cd .. $ rm .xsession $ ln -s .xinitrc .xsession $ echo exec windowlab > .xinitrc
Please note that the above commands will change if you're using a newer version of WindowLab, and these are written from the top of my head, so there are probably errors. Use <TAB> to autocomplete, it helps.
For information on how to use the rather strange window manager, check the homepage. And don't think you'll figure it out, you won't. It's very nice when you know it though.
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2008 Canadian Olympian and UCLA senior Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs told IG she treasures her accomplishment in both phases of her career, and has confidence in former training partner Christine (Peng-Peng) Lee and other potential members of Canada's 2012 Olympic team.
"There have been so many amazing highlights," said Hopfner-Hibbs after UCLA's final home meet of the 2011-12 season, against the University of Oklahoma, at the John Wooden Center on Sunday.
"Winning a medal at (the 2006) Worlds was really fun, and I'm so glad I got to share that with my coach (Sport Seneca's Carol-Angela Orchard)," she said. "Here, when we won the 2010 NCAAs, it was amazing. We didn't even know yet that we had won, and we were freaking out like we'd won. Since I've come here, I've gotten to experience so many amazing things. There's no better experience, and I've just loved every minute of it."
Prior to enrolling at UCLA, Hopfner-Hibbs made Canadian gymnastics history at the 2006 World Championships in Aarhus, Denmark, where she won the bronze medal on balance beam. The medal was a first for a Canadian woman in world championship history. She finished 16th all-around at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Hopfner-Hibbs said she plans to finish her degree in psychobiology next year, serving as an undergraduate assistant coach at UCLA. Beyond 2013, she is leaving her options open.
"I haven't thought that far ahead," said Hopfner-Hibbs, whose mother, Dianne Hopfner, traveled to Toronto to attend Sunday's meet. "I'm taking it one day at a time and see where it takes me."
Orchard, who traveled from England to attend the meet, said Hopfner-Hibbs' evolution over the past four years is gratifying.
"I think this is a perfect transition from her elite career," said Orchard, who also coached 1992 Guatemalan Olympian Luisa Portocarrero and 2000 Canadian Olympian Michelle Conway at Sport Seneca before they competed for UCLA. "(UCLA head coach) Val (Kondos) and I are so similar that it was quite effortless to go from Sport Seneca to UCLA. I trust Val so much. All of our top athletes from Sport Seneca have gone to Val, and I think Elyse has blossomed. The team atmosphere is phenomenal here, and Elyse thrives on that."
Orchard said she is especially impressed by Hopfner-Hibbs' expressive qualities that have developed during the past four years.
"When you watch the way Elyse dances now, she's become a young woman," Orchard said. "She's so comfortable with herself. Between Val's choreography and Elyse's growth as a person, when you put those two things together, I absolutely love her floor routine. I like it when gymnasts perform and really feel what they do, and you can see she does that. Elyse absolutely feels what she's doing, and that's a really special quality."
Hopfner-Hibbs said she is happy for former Sport Seneca teammate Lee, who placed first all-around at the Gymnix International in Montreal this weekend. Lee left Sport Seneca after Orchard left Canada to work in England, and now trains at Oakville Gymnastics in Ontario.
At the Olympic test event in London in January, Lee led Canada's successful effort to earn a team berth for this summer's London Olympics. She will compete for UCLA next season.
"Peng has always been one of the most talented gymnasts I've ever known, so we all knew she had the talent, and it was just about whether she was willing enough to get there," Hopfner-Hibbs said. "She's worked so hard to get to where she is now, and she's definitely ready to go. I think she's doing really well and she's right on track to accomplish her Olympic goals, so I'm really excited for her."
Hopfner-Hibbs said she hopes Canada's 2012 Olympians will savor their experience in London, as she did in Beijing four years ago.
"I think they just have to enjoy it," she said. "Seriously, it's gone in a second, so just to be able to go there and have fun and enjoy every moment of it is really important."
Hopfner-Hibbs also encouraged the Canadian Olympians to stay focused and self-confident.
"It's hard, because everywhere you look, there are Olympic rings - on the mat, on the beam..." she told IG. "But you just have to stay in the moment. If I could go back and do it again now, I feel I would do so much better, because the college experience is about learning how to stay in the moment and not get overwhelmed with everything going on around you."
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IRVING, Texas – The Dallas Cowboys have signed linebacker DeVonte Holloman, their sixth-round draft pick, to a four-year contract.
Holloman's deal was announced Friday along with the signings of 15 undrafted rookie free agents, including Akron quarterback Dalton Williams.
The Cowboys had four new linebackers for the first day of rookie minicamp in Brandon Magee of Arizona State, Cameron Lawrence of Mississippi, Deon Lacey of West Alabama and Taylor Reed of SMU.
Three rookie cornerbacks are on the roster in Xavier Brewer of Clemson, Dustin Harris of Texas A&M and Devin Smith of Wisconsin.
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In today's post I would like to share a new piece of Stampboard Jewellery, this piece was made in May 2009.
This piece includes etching using the stampbord tools, and was stamped using Graphicus stamps. Coloured using my favorite Ranger Adirondack inks.
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The great hope that blossomed around the Orioles organization with the arrival of new president Andy MacPhail was that - finally - it appeared there was a real sign owner Peter Angelos recognized that the revitalization of the franchise would require a totally new way of doing business.
In the aftermath of the first dynamic deal of the MacPhail era, it's fair to ask whether that's proof the club has turned in a better direction.
The answer, unfortunately, is both yes and no.
The trade that sent to the Houston Astros last week might have signaled the beginning of a new era in the baseball operations department, but a couple of other notable occurrences over the past few days have cast doubt that Peter and John Angelos have learned anything from the countless mistakes and missteps of the past decade.
They might not seem like terribly significant events - a statement about the George Mitchell report that was sent out late Saturday night and an unannounced hike in the price of some season tickets - but both speak to an embarrassingly flawed decision-making apparatus and a blatant disregard for the club's most faithful fans.
I'm still scratching my head over the club's decision to e-mail its reaction to the Mitchell Report to the media at 10:21 p.m. on a Saturday night, unless the people who are in charge of communications (the last time I looked, that would be John Angelos and director of communications Greg Bader) simply hoped everyone would be too deep into the Christmas eggnog to care.
Or maybe they were hoping it would seem like such old news by yesterday that no one would look too closely at the strange four paragraphs that first seem to applaud commissioner Bud Selig and Mitchell for their efforts to eradicate performance-enhancing drugs from baseball but then call into question the legitimacy of Mitchell's investigation.
Here's a quick excerpt: "The Orioles support Major League Baseball's efforts to institute the most comprehensive testing program of any professional sport and one that strives to eliminate the use of performance-enhancing drugs from all of baseball.
"As to the information and allegations contained in the Mitchell Report, the Orioles caution observers to resist the temptation to accept collective judgments based upon unsubstantiated allegations."
Say what? Maybe the Neo-Comms (that's my nickname for Bader and Mid-Atlantic Sports Network public-relations guy Todd Webster) knew what they were doing when they sent the thing out under the cover of darkness. I can't imagine Selig is going to be too happy to see that the Orioles - with 19 current or former players named in the report - are challenging the integrity of the 409-page document.
It's pretty obvious Peter Angelos got his back up when he saw that was included in the report on admittedly scant evidence, and I would be applauding him right now if he had come forward immediately and taken a public stand for his player. Instead, team officials needed nearly 60 hours to formulate a four-paragraph statement and get approval to send it out, which says a lot about the way they still do things at the top of the organization.
The same goes for the sneaky price hike. The O's sent out season-ticket renewal mailers Dec. 13 that include a letter about the team's bright future from MacPhail and an unspecified increase in some prices.
The best field boxes cost $45 per seat if you bought a full plan last year. This year's full-season plan costs $3,888 per seat, which breaks down to $48 per ticket, though nowhere is that mentioned in the mailer. You have to get out your calculator to figure out the team is raising some prices at the same time it's drastically slashing payroll and being, as MacPhail likes to say, "brutally honest" with fans about the meager prospects for success in the near term.
The team's Web site, by the way, still lists those seats at last year's prices, and repeated attempts to get an explanation from a team spokesman went unanswered.
MacPhail's letter talks glowingly about the young nucleus of the team, which includes , , and up-and-coming catcher Matt Wieters while tellingly making no mention of Roberts, or any of the other veterans the team is hoping to move in the next few weeks.
Let's review: The payroll is headed down dramatically. You're already paying the Orioles a surcharge on your cable bill for MASN, which was supposed to generate money to upgrade the team. And the Orioles think you should pay more to come to the ballpark to see a team that could well finish fifth in the American League East next season.
Honestly, I thought the team - as part of this new era of good feelings - might slightly reduce all prices as a gesture to the fans who have remained faithful through a horrible decade. Of course, we all know I'm a gullible idiot, but I really thought there might be some discussion in the law office of throwing the public a bone this winter.
Instead, you get the same old song and dance, except you probably won't be dancing with any stars next season.
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The Year of Chad Paronto
2010 will be remembered as the year of "Guest Appearances" at McCoy Stadium. The list of major league stars who had rehab stints with Pawtucket included Josh Beckett, Clay Buchholz, Mike Cameron, Jacoby Ellsbury, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Mike Lowell, Dustin Pedroia, Hideki Okajima, and Jason Varitek.
But now that I've had a month to reflect on last season, do you know who stands out?
Chad Paronto.
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On this year's final episode of "Talkin' PawSox" on Cox Sports, my colleague Melanie Pellowski quizzed several members of the team on a wide variety of superlatives and Paronto was named "Best Dancer," "Funniest," and "Best Teammate." (watch the segment here)
"It is an honor coming from your teammates, but I'm actually quite shocked that I only won those three because I think there were about 10 categories," Paronto told me with a straight face. "Maybe next year I can win 10 out of 10."
That is vintage Chad Paronto.
Paronto is one of the funniest people that I've ever met and reminds me of the characters that Will Ferrell often plays. He's completely unafraid to make a buffoon of himself and you never quite know what he's going to do next (here's Chad as Hulk Hogan). We capitalized on his sense of humor on our radio broadcasts with a weekly "Hangin' With Chad" segment that featured Paronto interviewing his teammates (you can listen to them here).
"One of the most unbelievable guys that I've ever been around," Ryan Kalish said. "He is so funny off the field – and shoot, sometimes on the field – but he really helped me progress as a player by teaching me balance. We play a game every day and you have to joke around sometimes. He's really good at doing that."
"Chad and I go way back," said Darnell McDonald. "We came up together in Baltimore and the guy hasn't changed one bit. He's a great teammate who keeps the clubhouse loose and he keeps you on edge because you never know what Chad is going to do. I've loved playing with him throughout the years."
But Paronto isn't only the Class Clown – he's an outstanding pitcher. This season wasn't one of his best statistically, but the 6'5″, 255-pound right-hander led the PawSox with 54 appearances and finished 3-5 with 2 saves and a 4.22 ERA.
"He's an intimidating figure on the mound," said Daniel Nava. "He's a guy that you would never charge on the mound unless you had a bazooka in your hands and he had a blindfold on."
Everybody on the team probably had a favorite Chad Paronto story, including manager Torey Lovullo.
"I would say the day that he made everybody on the bus wait and then walked on carrying a 'Meowy Christmas' sweatshirt," Lovullo said. "I got a kick out of that because my son was on the bus and he said, 'That guy is weird man. What's going on?' I had an internal laugh knowing exactly what Chad was doing."
Paronto purchased the sweatshirt late in the season and awarded it to the star of the game after PawSox victories. Perhaps it was no coincidence that shortly after the ritual began, Pawtucket put together a season-long 8-game winning streak in late August.
"It's 100% cotton, pre-shrunk," Paronto bragged. "We stopped at a rest area or truck stop one day and since Rich Hill has three cats – I've said a million times I don't know why anybody would want to have three cats but he does – I thought this would be great. Whoever was the MVP of a game that we won got the sweatshirt and had to sign the back of it."
The thing that consistently cracked me up about Chad was his over-the-top love of all things New England – such as Dunkin Donuts and Larry Bird. Near the end of the year I asked the New Hampshire native how much Dunkin Donuts coffee he had consumed during the season.
"Anywhere between 20 and 45 gallons, I'd have to say," Paronto said. "There are about 75 of them between my apartment and the ballpark and I think I've been to every one of them. It is something special. I love Dunkin Donuts – it's my favorite restaurant."
As for a certain Celtics legend . . .
"The greatest sports hero in any of the four major sports is Larry Bird," Paronto said. "He's the greatest basketball player, by far, and if he were to play football he might be a step ahead of Tom Brady. If he played hockey, he would probably be a tiny bit better than Bobby Orr. If he played baseball, probably Babe Ruth would come to mind if you asked me."
That's high praise, but one Pawtucket teammate had similar comments about Chad Paronto.
"You mean the man, the myth, the legend?" Daniel Nava said. 'He's 6'5″ with the brains of Einstein and the steel of Iron Man. If you pick up a dictionary, most of the words that are used to describe greatness are synonymous with Chad Paronto."
He couldn't have said it any better himself.
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The Single Subject Credential Program strives to provide opportunities for candidates to address and attain the following Student Learning Outcomes:
- Demonstrate a high level of professional responsibility for and involvement in their own professional development.
- Explain a personal philosophy of teaching and learning that is grounded in theory and standards of professional practice.
- Articulate conceptual frameworks relating to culture, power, and equity and how these influence teaching and learning.
- Discuss legal issues and ethical choices that influence education.
- Discuss interrelationships among family, community, student learning, and success in school.
- Discuss and critique various theories and practices of language acquisition and literacy development (e.g. reading, writing, speaking, listening) across content areas.
- Design standards-based instructional objectives and activities that are developmentally appropriate, sequential and integrated, and actively engage all students.
- Design, critique, and utilize a variety of formal and informal standards-based assessments that inform teaching and provide feedback on student learning.
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Stedelijk Museum
The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam or, as the Dutch call it, Stedelijk, for short, is an international institution in Amsterdam dedicated to modern and contemporary art and design.The Museum aims to provide a home for art, artists and a broad range of public displays, where artistic production is actively fostered, presented, protected, reconsidered, and renewed.
In the presence of Her Royal Highness Queen Beatrix, the renovated and expanded Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam has celebrated its official re-opening on Saturday, September 22, 2012. The Stedelijk has undergone its most ambitious building project in more than a century. The historic building of the Stedelijk is thoroughly renovated to house the first comprehensive installation of the museum's renowned permanent collection of modern and contemporary art and design.


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Tony Orlando may have had the best line on impending prison release: "I'm coming home, I've done my time."
USC returns home Tuesday, and it's a new dawn. Tie a yellow ribbon around the old Felix Chevrolet sign.
USC won't forget what the NCAA so heavily handed down four years ago in June. In hindsight, the sentence did not fit the crime.
But while the scars won't ever fade, it's time to move the chains.
Yes, an NCAA tribunal set out to make an example of USC and even said so at sentencing: "High profile players demand high profile compliance."
Yes, the NCAA opined that even if USC did not about know about violations involving Reggie Bush, it should have known.
The NCAA, it can be said now, made a mockery of the mess. Justice was not blind in the USC case — it had eagle-eye vision.
The infractions committee recklessly conflated USC football's defiance, arrogance and lack of contrition into punishment points.
USC was saddled with a four-year probation that included a two-year bowl ban and the loss of 30 scholarships.
The NCAA claimed it was raising the bar in its sanctions standards but then immediately lowered it for Ohio State, Oregon and Miami. Those schools subsequently committed similarly serious violations, yet received a combined 20 scholarship losses.
The NCAA overreached in thinking it would never see anything worse than USC — boy was it wrong.
USC deserved to be sanctioned and punished for its mistakes. USC needed to be cleansed from systemic administration failure. It needed to tighten a leash that had become loose under Pete Carroll. It needed to rid its sidelines of rap stars, freeloaders, interlopers and street agents.
Football paid a significant price, but almost everything else got better, from the president's office to the compliance office.
Even the damage to football wasn't fatal. The Trojans endured two seasons without playing in a bowl game while scholarship losses depleted the roster and likely contributed to injuries.
But how bad, really, was it? USC went 35-17 in its four years on probation, winning 10 games in 2011 and 2013. If Indiana football did that they'd erect a statue of the coach.
USC's Lane Kiffin was widely ridiculed and ultimately fired, yet he was actually a competent bridge coach for a program that wasn't going anywhere any time soon. Kiffin hit on enough star recruits to keep the program competitive and viable. He brought back assistant coach Ed Orgeron to restore some of the Trojans' rah-rah luster.
Kiffin was not a great game manager, pulled petulant stunts with reporters, and was never a long-term answer. But he left enough in the cupboard for USC to win 10 games and the Las Vegas Bowl last year.
I wrote in 2010, the day USC was sentenced, that USC football fans needed to be patient. Probation would take its toll but the Trojans could be a national power again by 2015.
There's no reason to think that's not possible.
Great programs bounce back because they have it in their booster-club DNA.
Miami lost 31 scholarships as part of NCAA sanctions in 1995 and won the national title in 2001. Alabama, in 2002, received a two-year bowl ban and was docked 21 scholarships, but won it all in 2009 — the first of three titles in four years.
This year, Alabama seeks its fourth crown in six years with the help of an offensive coordinator who got fired last fall at an airport: Lane Kiffin.
The future is rarely as good, or bleak, as you imagine.
USC football took a square hit four Junes ago, but what does not kill you really can make you stronger.
The Trojans aren't entirely healed. They head into 2014 with a new coach, Steve Sarkisian, and still a dozen scholarships short of the 85 limit.
You can finally see the light at the end of the Coliseum tunnel, though.
Penalties also had the ancillary benefit of allowing UCLA, under Coach Jim Mora, to seize power in Los Angeles.
UCLA, not USC, enters the summer as a likely preseason top-10 team. In recent Las Vegas odds, the Bruins were listed among the favorites, at 12-5, to make the final four in the first College Football Playoff. The Trojans are 6-1 long shots.
USC and UCLA fans delight in the agony of each other's sporting calamities. However, it is in the best interests of this town and college football for both programs to be simultaneously stimulating.
That prospect is suddenly real. So should we thank the NCAA for sending USC up the river?
Um, no, that was just an unintended byproduct to a sad chapter in Trojans history.
USC would be best served now to put away the past and make a fresh start as it integrates back into pigskin society.
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Currently it is not clear where money is going and things do not go right for the business world. Furthermore, it seems that companies are reluctant to invest in the ICT world even if it has been a dominant sector for long, and this does not let us know if it lost its old splendour.
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Last month, I discussed many of the advantages offered by environmentally-friendly aqueous cleaning systems over solvents. One such widely used solvent, trichloroethane 1,1,1 (also called TCA), is legal to use, but is illegal to manufacture. Not only are aqueous cleaning systems preferable from an environmental standpoint, but companies that have installed these systems have discovered some significant cost savings. This month's column will focus on the various types of savings that companies have realized from the implementation of aqueous cleaning systems.
Companies that have installed aqueous cleaning systems have done so with the expectation of reducing operating costs. Obvious cost savings have been realized through reductions in government compliance paperwork and chemical waste disposal. However, many companies have achieved cost savings that have been unexpected, such as labor savings and improved part quality. The following are examples of the types of savings achieved.
Red Devil Corporation, Hillside, New Jersey, manufactures putty knives and other types of hand tools. Recently, Red Devil replaced their solvent degreasing system with an aqueous cleaning system. The change lead to the following savings for Red Devil:
- Elimination of the cost of solvents, $38,000 annually.
- Reduction of hazardous waste removal cost by $2400 annually.
- Reduction of stack emissions from 11,000 pounds to zero.
- Reduction of fugitive emissions (that is, emission in excess of what is allowed by law) from 16,000 pounds to zero.
- Reduction of compliance and paperwork costs, such as Toxic Release Inventory requirements, Pollution PreventionPlan, and numerous permitting fees.
Washington Scientific, a precision machining company located in Long Lake, Minnesota, had traditionally used TCA vapor degreasers in its operation. As a pilot program, Washington Scientific replaced one vapor degreaser with an aqueous cleaning system using a mild alkaline detergent and a rust inhibitor sprayed at high pressure. Using the aqueous system eliminated the use of 1,000 gallons of TCA annually, as well as 200 gallons of chemical waste. The first year's savings of approximately $7,000 paid for the aqueous cleaning system.
Dayton Rogers Manufacturing Company is a short-run metal stamper located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dayton Rogers had used a vapor degreaser to remove oil-based lubricants from metal parts prior to deburring. The company was able to combine its cleaning operation with its deburring operation by using a vibratory tumbler with an aqueous cleaning solution. The aqueous cleaning solution contains rust inhibitors, which are needed for steel parts. All of the parts are air-dried after the simultaneous cleaning and deburring process. Dayton Rogers eliminated the annual purchase of 1100 gallons of trichloroethane and has realized an annual savings of $36,000 in labor and other operating costs.
The Ross Gear Plant, Greeneville, Tennessee, manufactures fluid power components that are extremely sensitive to contamination. The company had used a trichloroethane vapor degreaser for many years, but now cleans with an ultrasonic aqueous system using an alkaline solution. The change eliminated health hazards associated with trichlo-roethane use, reduced overall hazardous waste by 50 percent, and significantly reduced material and waste disposal costs.
Crown Equipment Corporation, New Bremen, Ohio, manufactures materials handling equipment, such as forklifts. Crown Equipment's cleaning was done mostly with TCA, either in cold tanks or with vapor degreasers. Crown replaced both the cold tanks and the vapor degreasers with aqueous solutions. Crown then was able to eliminate some of the interim parts cleaning completely. Crown also combined cleaning and deburring by installing a vibratory cleaner. Through the implementation of aqueous cleaning, Crown eliminated the annual purchase of 17,000 gallons of TCA, and has saved close to $100,000 annually.
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Will it be built: Perhaps someday, but Volvo is focusing on its three big segments: SUVs, sedans and wagons.
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It's evident from the opening pair of Latin-flavored performances that Back on the Scene is one of Bennie Green's most diverse efforts. Green's warm, supple tone and fondness for swinging, bop-influenced mainstream jazz and jump blues hasn't disappeared; he's just found new facets in his style. The infectious Latin rhythms on Cole Porter's "I Love You" and "Melba's Mood" are welcome, as is "You're Mine You," which showcases Green's sensitive ballad style. Reviving the standard "Just Friends" emphasizes the trombonist's ties to big band and bop, particularly through tenor saxophonist Charlie Rouse's strong solos. The jumping "Bennie Plays the Blues" and "Green Street" are also terrific, finding Green, Rouse and pianist Joe Knight trading full-bodied solos. Even with this vast array of styles, Back on the Scene retains all the good-natured spirit and humor of his earlier Prestige albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine


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Why, when I type in sskites or slinghot or slinghot kites, does godaddy come up? did Slinghots not renew their domain? this is what i get
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Yes, apparently, I think they bought a few different domains all pointing to the same place and haven't renewed some of them.
http://www.slingshotsports.com is their main domain...
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I have a 2011 SS Verve. I got a small ding on the bottom that needs repair. What material is the board made from? Epoxy?
I was thinking of using solarez but they have a fiberglass et al version and essentially epoxy only.
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I this still current? As in should it still be pinned.. I just got a message send failure for firstname.lastname@example.com.
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El Paso Corporation has been acquired by KINDER MORGAN, INC., which trades as KMI on the New York Stock Exchange. With the close of the transaction, Kinder Morgan is now the largest midstream energy company in North America with an enterprise value of nearly $100 billion. For more information on Kinder Morgan's approximately 73,000 miles of pipelines and 180 terminals, visit www.kindermorgan.com.
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Coincidence or not, Ted Cruz's appearances in Iowa this weekend come as Texas' tea party senator and his wife appeared to be trying to humanize the potential 2016 presidential candidate, who is both loved and hated, even among Republicans, for his faux-filibuster and failed government-shutdown strategy.
On Friday night, Cruz is scheduled to speak to a crowd of about 600 at the state Republican Party's big Ronald Reagan fundraiser in Des Moines. (The appearance is to be live-streamed at www.desmoinesregister.com). Over the weekend, he's set to take part in Rep. Steve King's annual pheasant hunt and a "Defenders of Freedom" barbeque.
It is his third visit in recent months to the state that kicks off the presidential nominating contests, a place already swarming with presidential wannabes from both sides of the aisle. And, though Iowa has multiple delights, no politician enters its borders without the expectation that presidential talk will ensue.
But it is one thing to generate talk and another to get in position to win both the state's caucuses and the party's nomination, feats rarely accomplished by the same candidate in the same year. That is Cruz's challenge now: to expand his tea party support to other facets of the party, or at least neutralize mainstream animosity toward him. It will not be easy.
As the senator who rallied Republicans in the House to spurn budget agreements unless the president's healthcare plan was quashed, Cruz comes into Iowa as beloved by tea party advocates as he is disdained by establishment Republicans who blame him for the party's recent popularity plummet.
In an interview with the Des Moines Register, Cruz gave no quarter, though he declined to say whether he would push for another shutdown in coming months.
"There will be time enough to talk about specific strategies and tactics," Cruz said. "What I think is critical is that we keep front and center the need to stop Obamacare, because it isn't working and it's hurting millions of people."
In an interview with the New York Times, his wife, Heidi Nelson Cruz, sketched a portrait of her husband as both unrelenting in his views and, she implied, accommodating of people like her who are not.
"Ted is very much a visionary," she said. "He is very strategic, and he's very practical, and he does what needs to be done, not what everybody wants him to do."
Of herself, she said: "I want to make sure that everybody is comfortable. I want to make sure that everybody is talking to each other."
The interview gained attention for its confirmation that Ted Cruz receives his health insurance from his wife's policy as an employee of Goldman Sachs, where she is a managing director based in Houston. That answered a question posed during his 21-hour anti-Obamacare speech and revived criticisms that he was trying to negate a program to aid millions of uninsured Americans as he received blue-chip benefits from Wall Street.
During a Washington dinner this week, Cruz himself used the couple's daughters to reinforce his image as an assaulted underdog, asserting that while he was in the car with them he heard 5-year-old Caroline and 2-year-old Catherine talk about what they wanted to be when they grew up. After Catherine said she wanted to "work with Daddy" in the Senate, Caroline declared that "boring" and added, "'Besides, Daddy will be dead by then.'"
"I have to admit, I wonder if Caroline had been speaking to the Republican leadership -- if she knew something I didn't know," Cruz joked.
History suggests that Cruz is on the advantageous side of the civil war between establishment Republicans and the tea party guerillas, at least as far as recent Iowa caucus results go.
In 2008, Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas allied with religious-right forces, won the caucuses; eventual nominee John McCain, the Arizona senator, came in in a distant tie for third. In 2012, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum won narrowly, though until a ballot snafu was solved, eventual nominee Mitt Romney was credited with the victory. Santorum had surged toward the finish on the well-timed support from religious activists and tea party advocates.
Iowa's conservatives have not shied from trying to knock off those the rest of the world may think of as their own. When conservative Texas Gov. Rick Perry was still riding high in the fall of 2011 -- well before he imploded with his own verbal miscues -- Iowa Republicans were lashing him for immigration positions that played poorly in their state.
Cruz's appearances this weekend usher in a busy several weeks in Iowa: By the middle of November, several potential candidates will have arrived, including Utah Sen. Mike Lee, a Cruz ally; Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin; former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and Perry.
Palin repeatedly visited the state in 2011, coyly contemplating a presidential bid in last year's contest, but ultimately declined to run -- the same strategy that some of this year's crop might eventually employ.
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S1 E6 "Nightmares"
Molly uncovers footage that may reveal the real reason the ISEA chose her for the solo mission, on EXTANT, Wednesday, August 13 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Meanwhile, Ethan experiences his first dream, an unforeseen advancement for which he was not programmed, and Julie distracts herself from work with a mysterious man she meets at the gym. Pictured (L-R) Pierce Gagnon as Ethan Woods and Halle Berry as Molly Woods Photo: Darren Michaels/CBS ©2014 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved


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"A quarter of all graduate jobs are accountancy posts"
Why the need for so many years of education when a couple of weeks tuition in using Excel would do the job??
Graduates being spat out by the UK's sprawling Higher Education sector this year will face the first fall in the number of grad job vacancies since 2003. There has been a 5.4 per cent fall in jobs for graduates since last year. Graduates who do find jobs will find starting salaries have not increased from last year's average …
Given the grade inflation/difficulty deflation of the modern exams - sorry grads but it's just as true as my early days of GCSEs not being a patch on the previous O-levels, get over it - it's hardly surprising that the number struggling to find jobs will increase.
This country has embarked on a course of action over the last 2 decades whereby people can't be seen to fail and everyone must get a degree as it makes the country look better.
Here's news, it bloody doesn't. India and the like must be laughing their collective arses off at our continual output of social science, media studies and sub-standard science grads. It's about time UK plc hardened up the exam process to produce fewer but higher quality graduates that will be in genuine demand and made available or educated the rest as to the availability of good practical skills courses. I guess diploma/HND type stuff along with trades education.
If you're shit-thick when it comes to maths it doesn't mean you can't be a good plumber, sparky, bricklayer etc, and if you work hard there's good money to be made with your own business. I can't see any problems giving them grants for approved courses if they don't already.
Truth is the concept of a degree for all has to stop - if everyone has them then they're not worth much. A bit like a BMW 3-series compared to back in the early 80's.
Hear endeth the sermon.
I was made redundant from a decent programming position recently. I had about 8 calls from Monster after they found my CV and within 3 weeks had a new, excellent job (better than my last). From what I've seen, if you're prepared to look around and adapt your skills you can get on quite easily.
@Lionel: Although I did go to uni, I totally agree with you that things are NO WAY near as bad as some people (i.e. the media) are making out.
You are bang on. It's the same here in Canada and could you blame the Indians, Chinese, Russians, Eastern Europeans, Central and South Americans from laughing at us.
Little wonder your once great corporations are outsourcing, although that's going to bite them in their asses sooner than later I think.
Its only Trustafarians hippies who can doss about for a year doing nothing useful in some dump in Tibet "discovering themselves" (or whatever euphamism for drug taking is used these days) backrolled by mummy and daddy. Those of us who lived in the real world had to get a job before the ink on our degree certificates was even dry.
I regularly see job applicants where degree newly-grads - wetter behind the ears than the average whelk - expect to walk into £35k+ positions with a BMW 3-series company car, no need to work beyond the 9-5 and with some kind of guaranteed progression that will magically waft them to senior management in five years if they just play golf and smile a lot. Those that actually make it through the interviews get a nasty shock when they realise they really are at the bottom of the ladder, their degree actually counts for SFA compared to some guy who left school early but worked his way up from PFY apprentice/tea-maker, and they have got to work waaaaaay beyond 9-5 just to stand still. I learnt more in my first six months employment than I did in my whole degree, and it opened my eyes to find that the majority of the best people in the business didn't even go to college. The current Government's fascination with quotas is just stupid, it is erasing quality for the sake of quantity.
/rant off.
I don't believe the true average starting salary, for all UK university graduates, is anywhere near £25,000.
This figure is just for the blue-chip, milk-round companies represented by the AGR, which pay high salaries but only employ about 5% of graduates - generally those who went to top universities, have extroverted personalities, and have names like Rupert.
Been in IT for 10 years and I am at the point where I ask myself .... is this it?
My mind thinks ... where are all the years going ..... as I look back ..... If I was 21 again I would do this or when I was 15 I should have nail that cunt for bitching on me!! - so many things I would have liked to have done.
So I came up with this. From now until June 1st 2009 I am going to try and raise 100,000 USD, and as from that date I let people tell me what to do, by means of voting on tasks.
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Do a bungee jump in Queenstown in New Zealand?
Help out a run down porn queen in a trailer park in Las Vegas
Give 5000 to a small start up in Finland
Bang 4 fine e Euro Gumball race
Buy an ochicks in Prague
Drive in thld oil rig and help Pirate bay
The choice of what I am todo is entirely up to the voters each Sunday night after June 1st until the cash runs out.
So if you like my simple idea and trust me with your pennies then why not give a dollar or two for the cause http://www.paulkinsella.com - you also get a backlink and tag [size depends on how much you give]
give a comment or two on the site if you have the time so I can get the feelings for the logic..


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The Mission of Commodore Perry to Japan, 1854
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- The Mission of Commodore Perry to Japan, 1854
Painting, handscroll. Pictorial record of US Commodore Matthew Perry's second visit to Japan in 1854. Ink, colour, gold and silver pigment on paper. Double paulownia wood storage box, with handwritten document detailing the contents of the scroll ('explanation of the picture scroll', emaki setsumeisho 絵巻説明書).
The sequence of scenes depicted in the scroll is as follows:
1. Scenes of the massed formations of the troops of the Kokura fief of Lord Ogasawara and Matsushiro fief of Lord Sanada, who were charged with protecting Edo bay and providing security for Perry's visit.
2. The cordoned security area and treaty house prepared on the shore at Yokohama, ready to receive the Americans.
3. Nine detailed sketches of the US ships, with small Japanese boats approaching to board the USS Powhatan.
4. The Americans landing at Yokohama in 27 barges.
5. The funeral procession for crewmember Robert Williams who had recently died and a picture of his gravestone.
6. A lively banquet scene in which the five Japanese negotiators (with their backs to the viewer) entertain Perry and his officers to dinner. The five Japanese are (from the right):
Hayashi Fukusai 林復斎, the chief Shogunal negotiator and head of the Confucian Academy (daigaku no kami)
Ido Satohiro 井戸覚弘, Edo City Magistrate (Edo machi bugyō)
Izawa Masayoshi 伊沢政義, Uraga Magistrate
Udono Kyūō, 鵜殿鳩翁, Inspector General (ōmetsuke)
Matsuzaki Ryūrō 松崎柳浪, a direct retainer (hatamoto) of the Shogun
7. Formations and drills by the US marines, accompanied by a military band.
8. A minstrel show performed for the Japanese onboard the Powhatan by a troupe of blacked-up sailors called the 'Ethiopians'.
9. A detailed rendition of the brass and other musical instruments used by the military band.
10. Gifts of British coins, buttons and umbrellas, apparently given to the artist Hibata.
11. The quarter-size steam engine, carriage and track that was the main official gift from the Americans.
12. Encounters between US officers and two of the Sumo wrestlers, Ko-Yanagi and Kagami-Iwa, who performed bouts to entertain the Americans.
13. Front and back views of various officers and crew members posing in their different attire. Stokers are included, two of them maybe African-Americans?
14. An official US artist, perhaps William Heine?
15. The Chinese interpreter Luo Sen.
16. Head and shoulder portraits in roundels of the six of the main members of the US delegation:
Commodore Matthew C. Perry (1794-1858)
Commander Henry A. Adams (1800-1869)
Samuel Wells Williams (1812-1884), translator
Anton Portman (dates unknown), Dutch translator
Oliver Hazard Perry II (dates unknown), son of Commodore Perry who worked as his secretary
Captain Joel Abbott (1793-1855)
Producer name
- 1854-1858 (preface, dated 'sixth month 1858')
Production place
- Made in: Japan
- (Asia,Japan)
- Height: 28.9 centimetres
- Length: 1525 centimetres
Curator's comments
In July 1853, US Commodore Matthew Perry steamed into Edo Bay with four warships to deliver a letter from President Fillmore requesting the establishment of trade relations with Tokugawa Japan. This was calculated to end more than two centuries, since the late 1630s, of Japan's self-imposed restrictions on contact with the West. In March 1854, Perry returned with a larger fleet of nine ships and on 31 March the Treaty of Kanagawa was signed between the US mission and the Shogunal representatives, which guaranteed good treatment for castaways and the opening of two ports, Shimoda and Hakodate, for provisions and refuge. This laid the groundwork for the further treaties with the US, Britain, France, Holland and Russia, leading to the opening of the treaty ports of Kanagawa (Yokohama), Nagasaki and Hakodate to foreign trade from 1859. Japan's policy of restricted international commerce was now officially ended and, under a dynamic new regime following the Meiji Restoration of 1868, the country embarked on a course of rapid modernisation, .
Pulitzer-prize winning US historian John Dower has described the Perry missions of 1853 and 1854 as 'a moment when the world stood on the cusp of phenomenal change' (see reference below). The present handscroll appears to be one of the most complete and finely executed pictorial records from the Japanese side of Perry's second, more substantial visit of 1854. Though unsigned, the compositions relate closely to sketches known to have been made from life at the time by Hibata Ōsuke( 樋畑翁輔, 1813-1870; a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi), who, together with Takagawa Bunsen 高川文筌(1818 - ?; a pupil of Tani Bunchō) was one of two artist-retainers of the Sanada 真田 lord, who were permitted to witness these politically extremely sensitive negotiations and record them. This was done with the knowledge and approval of Hayashi Fukusai (林復斎, 1800-1859), the chief negotiator for the Shogunate and co-signatory to the treaty. The painters obtained positions as personal assistants to the Uraga magistrate, Izaka Masayoshi伊沢政義 (? – 1864), another of the five main Japanese negotiators.
The visits of Perry generated an explosion of popular works: colour woodblock prints, unsigned black and white 'rumour prints' (kawaraban), and a number of painted handscrolls that are generally quite crude and exaggerate wildly the facial features and appearance of the foreign visitors (for example, the 'Black Ships' handscroll in the Honolulu Academy of Arts). The present scroll is one of only a handful of much higher quality works that relate to Hibata and Takagawa's sketches. (Hibata's son wrote in 1930, 'All pictures in circulation throughout the country [Japan] are, with rare exceptions, derived from the present work' – and yet very few have come to light in the subsequent eighty or so years.)
Although unsigned and lacking the inscriptions found on other versions, this scroll does have a fine calligraphic preface by the prominent poet in Chinese, Ōnuma Chinzan (1818-1891). This describes the events and significance of Perry's second visit, stressing the dignity and effectiveness of the Japanese government's response. Chinzan's preface is dated sixth month, 1858. The 19th day of the sixth month was precisely the day when the much-enhanced 'US-Japan Treaty of Amity and Commerce' was signed between US Consul Townsend Harris and shogunal authorities, inaugurating foreign trade. It may be that the current painting was produced at this time to review the momentous visit of Perry in 1854 that had led to this important commercial treaty of 1858.
The accompanying handwritten document gives a detailed list of the contents of the scroll which is accurate and consistent with information given elsewhere. Three possibilities suggest themselves for why the scroll itself lacks any text: 1) It was politically sensitive to include this; 2) the events were already well known to the recipient of the scroll; 3) the scroll is unfinished (perhaps unlikely, given the high level of technical finesse of the paintings).
Assembling the evidence, it is proposed that this is a very high quality and 'tidied up' version of a subject done a number of times (with variation). It is clearly based on the sketches made by Hibata Ōsuke from life and was perhaps even painted by him. It was done sometime between 1854 and late summer 1858 (the date of the preface) on the orders of some high-ranking personage who knew the events well.
In addition to its extraordinary documentary value in depicting in detail momentous historical events, the scroll is of high artistic quality and fascinating for the view it gives of the cultural encounter from the Japanese side. In comparison to the serious, official US account of Perry's mission, published by Congress in 1856, there is considerable interest in the Japanese painting in the human and occasionally comic aspects of this great encounter between cultures.
(T. Clark, Feb. 2013)
Of key importance to understanding the present scroll is an essay 'A Picture Scroll of Commodore Perry's Arrival in Yokohama in 1854, A Posthumous Work by Ohsuke Hibata', Tokyo, Yoshida Ichirō, 1930 by Hibata Sekko, the son of the artist Hibata Ōsuke, in which he reproduces surviving sketches made by his father on which he says most later paintings of the events were based. There is also a vital 'eye-witness account' written account by Takagawa Bunsen, the other artist present. Many of the 14 pages of Hibata's sketches reproduced are very close, though not completely identical, to scenes painted in the present scroll. Conversely, even though there is not complete overlap, the present scroll is the most complete and highly finished painting based on the sketches yet to have come to light. The essay is reproduced in full at:
The most detailed English-language account of Perry's visits and the pictorial works to which they gave rise is the online resource created by historian John Dower at MIT. This brings together all of the major works known from the Japanese and US sides of the encounter.
'Narrative of the expedition of an American squadron to the China seas and Japan: performed in the years 1852, 1853, and 1854, under the command of Commodore M.C. Perry, United States Navy' (published by order of Congress in 1856) contains many colour lithographic illustrations of the same events depicted from the US side.
Other important art-works relating to the Perry visit of 1854 are as follows. All are used at least in part in the MIT online resource:
- An eight-fold screen pasted with 10 paintings and sections of handscroll paintings, some of which are similar to the present scroll (although the quality is not as high and there are written titles and inscriptions on some paintings), in the collection of the Shiryō Hensanjo, University of Tokyo. This is used extensively in the MIT online resource.
- 'An Artist's Sketchbook', 1854 of spontaneous working sketches with some colour, apparently made from life, showing details of US uniforms, etc, also in the Shiryō Hensanjo, University of Tokyo (could these sketches also be by Hibata and Takagawa?).
- Four paintings individually signed or sealed by Takagawa Bunsen, based on similar compositions to parts of the present scroll – notably the banquet scene – which are in the Sanada Hōmotsukan, Nagano, the museum of the family collection of the one of the two feudal lords charged with the security of Perry's visit http://www.sanadahoumotsukan.com/upimg/book/eshi.pdf
- Four sections of handscroll of Perry's visit in the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, Virginia with related compositions.
- 'Japanese Sketches from on board the Powhatan' in the Peabody Museum Essex.
(T. Clark, Feb. 2013)
Not on display
Exhibition history
2013 Apr – Oct , BM Japanese Galleries, 'Japan from Prehistory to the Present'
Acquisition name
- With contribution from: Brooke Sewell Bequest
- With contribution from: Friends of the British Museum
- With contribution from: JTI
- With contribution from: Myōjin Shigeru
- With contribution from: Sherif Nadar
- With contribution from: Myōjin Noriko
- With contribution from: Dounia Nadar
- With contribution from: Richard de Unger
- With contribution from: Mitsubishi Corporation
- With contribution from: Adeela Qureshi
- Purchased from: Maggs Bros
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Credit Line: Purchase funded by the Brooke Sewell Bequest, JTI Japanese Acquisition Fund, Friends of the British Museum, Noriko Myojin, Shigeru Myojin, Dounia Nadar, Sherif Nadar, Adeela Qureshi, Richard de Unger and Mitsubishi Corporation.
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Washington, D.C.--In a victory for clean energy, the United States Supreme Court today refused to consider an appeal by EnviroPower, LLC. The company was attempting to build a coal plant in Southern Illinois using outdated plans that lacked modern pollution controls. Today's decision affirms earlier rulings by the federal courts on this proposed coal plant. It also reflects a broader national trend as states, businesses and cities reject dirty coal in favor of clean energy and the green jobs it brings.
In response, Bruce Nilles, Director of Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign, issued the following statement: "EnviroPower has been pursuing its coal plant project for nearly a decade. The fact that the company tried to take this case all the way to the Supreme Court, losing at every step along the way, shows how desperate coal plant developers are these days. Today marks the end of the road for EnviroPower's outdated plans, but only the beginning for a clean energy economy. We have barely scratched the surface of energy efficiency and clean energy's potential to create jobs and boost the economy."
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As if Apple needed any more negative press around its iOS 6 mapping system, TechCrunch has uncovered another oddity in the application. Apparently, rather than diverting attention away from Google Maps as planned, Apple Maps is sending users into Google's open arms.
The quirk is as follows: when an Apple user shares their location the link redirects to Google Maps if it is opened on a desktop, Android, or any phone not running iOS 6. This most recent slip up is even more proof that Apple let this particular product out of the bag much too soon.
Seemingly stemming from Apple's lack of an actual online home for its maps, links shared from an iDevice lead only to Google. The problem isn't linked to any particular social network either. Apple Maps locations shared through Facebook and Twitter both open up the address in Google Maps when on desktop, even though the URL wrapper is listed as maps.apple.com. Since Google Maps was, and still is, the default application in iOS 5 and prior versions, this issue seems to only apply to iOS 6 users.
It gets even weirder too, the people at TechCrunch found that Twitter shares from iOS 6 lead to Apple Maps on mobile, but the same link opened in Facebook redirects to Google Maps. And if you try to share your location using email or iMessage, Apple sends a VCard along with a maps.apple.com web address. The same URL is embedded within the VCard and on iOS 6 it opens Apple Maps, but using anything else you'll get Google once again.
There's more to report as well, a location shared with an Android device via text or email includes the same VCard and Apple URL, but still sends the user to Google Maps. We dare you to solve that logic.
And all of this comes after a huge amount of bugs and defects in Apple Maps were spread around the web with more being snapped every day. Our own Molly McHugh put together a list of Apple's "wrong turns" in its maps endeavor. For instance, there is no public transit option in the new application. Clicking the bus icon simply sends you to the app store and suggests a replacement. Simple searches for Canada, Mexico, and Australia yield no results. Street view most definitely trumps 3D-flyover and Apple just can't compete with Google's level of detail.
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The following report is provided by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. Arrests listed here were made by officers from the Apalachicola Police Department., Carrabelle Police Department and the Franklin County Sherriff�s Office. All defendants are to be considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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Ricky R. Robbins, 49, Apalachicola, violation of probation (FCSO)
Quentin J. Toole, 27, Eastpoint, failure to appear (FCSO)
Alphonso Johnson, 26, Apalachicola, Bay County violation of probation (FCSO)
Salina V. Tucker, 41, Carrabelle, violation of probation (CPD)
Douglas D. Dewall, 58, Tallahassee, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, and possession of paraphernalia (FCSO)
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Rasha J. Cummings, 21, Apalachicola, battery by an inmate (FCSO)
Alfred O. Wallace, 27, Apalachicola, battery by an inmate (FCSO)
James E. Pilotti, 27, Apalachicola, battery by an inmate (FCSO)
Willie G. Dasher, Jr., 35, Eastpoint, battery by an inmate (FCSO)
Larry S. Warren, 40, Eastpoint, violation of probation (APD)
Jennifer L. Smith, 33, Eastpoint, burglary of a dwelling (FCSO)
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Jennifer L. Smith, 33, Eastpoint, violation of probation (FCSO)
Willie F. Baucham, 57, Apalachicola, grand retail theft, and dealing in stolen property (APD)
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Martin E. Davis, 48, Apalachicola, reckless driving, driving while license suspended or revoked, DUI and refusal to submit to breath test (FCSO)
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Joshua C. Sawyer, 21, Carrabelle, dealing in stolen property (FCSO)
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Willie F. Baucham, 57, Apalachicola, burglary of a dwelling (APD)
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Report: Suns to hire Hornacek as head coach
Phoenix, AZ – Jeff Hornacek will become the next head coach of the Phoenix Suns after agreeing to terms on a three-year contract, the Arizona Republic reported Sunday.
Hornacek, a former All-Star guard for the Suns, is expected to officially sign the deal on Monday morning.
The 50-year-old Hornacek had spent the past seven seasons on the coaching staff of the Utah Jazz and was elevated to a full-time assistant when Tyrone Corbin took over for Jerry Sloan as head coach in February of 2011.
Prior to his coaching career, Hornacek played 14 seasons in the NBA that included a six-year stint with the Suns from 1986-1992. One of the league's premier 3-point shooters during his era, the Illinois native was named an All- Star after averaging 20.1 points per game during the 1991-92 season and twice won the Three-Point Shootout competition during All-Star weekend.
Hornacek, who also interviewed for the vacant head coaching post in Charlotte, was dealt to Philadelphia the following offseason as part of the blockbuster trade that sent Hall of Famer Charles Barkley from the Sixers to the Suns.
The Suns are coming off a dreadful 25-57 season, the franchise's worst since its inaugural campaign of 1968-69, which led to the team parting ways with head coach Alvin Gentry in January. Interim coach Lindsey Hunter was not retained following the conclusion of the season.


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Hawaii's Best Doctors
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Choosing a doctor for your needs is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make. Selecting a physician may even be a life-or-death choice, if you're seriously ill. That's why HONOLULU Magazine has always looked for ways to help its readers find the best doctor for their care.
In the past 11 years, this is the sixth time we have published some form of a Best Doctors feature. In June '92, we conducted our own survey, asking doctors statewide about which specialists they would use. In 2000, we provided a self-help guide called "Finding the Best Doctor for You," where readers could learn how to conduct their own research. But among these articles, readers have most often sought out the ones which included a list of the best doctors compiled by Best Doctors in America, which we are pleased to present again this year.
Best Doctors was founded in 1992 by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, after Smith's own struggle to find a doctor able to treat his inoperable brain tumor in 1986. Having been told he only had a few months to live, Smith was determined to get a second opinion. And a second opinion is more than what he got. Smith got a second chance at life and now, he has a company that assists others in finding the right doctors.
Best Doctors Inc. distributes an extensive annual peer review survey to more than 35,000 doctors in the United States and Canada. It includes such questions as, "If you or a loved one needed a doctor in your specialty, to whom would you refer them?" After reviewing and compiling the information, Best Doctors releases its list for certain geographical areas to selected magazines.
Over the years, some folks have had reservations about publishing a list of the "best" doctors in Hawai'i. One concern in particular leads us to a word of caution as you study this, perhaps looking to see if your current doctor appears among the best: The list is slightly biased towards physicians at larger hospitals, and those doctors who have a larger number of complex cases, due to the referral method used in the survey. If you're happy with your current physician, we'd be the first to encourage you to keep seeing him or her. However, if you are searching for a new doctor, or one in a particular specialty, this is a good place to begin.
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Dr. Christopher Miura actually studied to be a veterinarian before a volunteer stint at Tripler Army Medical Center changed his mind. "I realized that obstetrics was really one of the positive fields of medicine," says Miura. "Your patients go home with a baby. A lot of other doctors have to deal with surgery or illness."
Of course, Miura's job at Kaiser Permanente involves some of that stuff, too. Half the time, he sees patients for run-of-the-mill annual exams, family planning, menopause issues and so on. He spends the rest of his time performing minimally invasive surgeries, such as removing small ovarian and uterine tumors, and performing diagnostic ultrasounds of pregnant women.
As a resident, Miura once delivered 23 babies in 24 hours. These days, he averages about 15 deliveries a month. "I like the variety in my job," says Miura. "It's not overwhelming for me, just very interesting."


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