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I'm not one to turn down a cocktail party in any respect, but when it comes to outdoor fêtes in gorgeous Spring weather, I'm usually the first one on the RSVP list. For such events, it's always advised to break out your other LBD — little bright dress, that is — and hit the scene in style. Now is the time to play with vivid hues, girly, gauzy fabrics, and shorter hemlines. Click through to see the 10 frocks that are guaranteed to garner endless party praise — and possibly a few free drinks.
Where Will Karl Lagerfeld, Naomi Campbell, Alexander Wang, and More Be For Fashion's Night Out 2010?
>> Fashion's Night Out is back with even more bang in its second year: in addition to a CBS special documenting the occasion, the official directory for the event — scheduled Sept. 10, from 6-11 pm —boasts almost 1,000 events, including a public fashion show for the first time ever. Check out some of the highlights, below.
1. Karl Lagerfeld Will Be In Town
He's hosting a Chanel dinner the night before Fashion's Night Out, and accepting a Fashion Visionary Award (from the Couture Council of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology) at a luncheon the day of, so he's definitely in New York for the occasion. Word is he'll be at Chanel's Soho store — where they're also offering complimentary manicures and selling the forthcoming Les Khakis de Chanel nail polish collection for one night. Alternatively, the 57th Street Chanel boutique is offering visitors the option to color-customize their very own pair of iconic Chanel ballet flats.
New York Fashion Week: Elise Overland Fall 2010
Shopping: Resort Shorts That Travel Beyond the Beach
Shorts made an unseasonal, stylish comeback this winter, popping up everywhere on model-thin girls with thick tights and platform pumps. These new micro styles just in for resort could work during a relaxed beach vacation or a dressed-up evening in the city. Our current favorites are the leather shorts by Fendi and Thakoon and the metallic harem style by 3.1 Phillip Lim.
Narciso Rodriguez Loosens Up for Spring 2010, Signs Deal with eBay for Lower-Priced Line
>> Designers collectively seem to be over the ubiquitous body-con, hard-edged rock'n'roll look that has swept fashion for the past few seasons: Lorenzo Martone said Marc Jacobs is; Elise Overland told WWD: "I'm tired of that rock-star style — everyone else is doing it now, so I wanted to do something different"; and Joseph Altuzarra, who has focused on form-fitting silhouettes in the past, added some flounce this time around.
Narciso Rodriguez, who like Altuzarra typically goes with a lean look, also loosened up. A white linen and silk dress billowed around Monika "Jac" Jagaciak, even the nipped-in waists flared at the hips. But the three stunners, which showed Narciso's experiment with volume at its best, were the last three finale gowns — one in black, one in white, one in "mercury" gray — knee-length in the front and parachute-like in the back as the model walked.
Also of note: pre-show, Anna Wintour was escorted backstage — not something that happens at every show; Narciso's close friends Ruben and Isabel Toledo sat front row, as did Tory Burch, whose show is tomorrow morning. Narciso has also just signed a deal with eBay to create a line — for Spring 2010 — with nothing over $350 (his runway designs are typically $1,800-plus), to be called "Narciso Rodriguez for eBay." A preview of his ideas for the line can be seen here.
>> Gender-Bending Male Model Martin Cohn Closes Elise Overland in a Dress —Elise Overland, who got her start designing clothes for Steven Tyler, always has plenty of rock star feel infused into her collections: lambskin was her material of choice for Spring 2010, and Mick Rock's daughter Nathalie took the catwalk for look 14. But most noteworthy was the closer: androgynous male model Martin Cohn walked out wearing a sequined black dress, platform heels, and what appeared to be fake breasts. [Faran Krentcil Twitter, Faran Krentcil Twitter]
New York Fashion Week Tidbits: Juergen Teller To Make an Appearance, Zac Posen Explains Venue Change
>> New York Fashion Week is a little less than two weeks away, and the tidbits are flowing freely — a compilation of the highlights from the past couple of days:
- Juergen Teller is meeting Cathy Horyn for a free, open to the public, discussion about his work at New York's Visual Arts Theater Sept. 12, 7 pm [On the Runway]
- Zac Posen explains his move from the big Tent at Bryant Park to a smaller Altman Building show for 400: "For this collection, an intimacy between model, clothing and audience could only be achieved in a smaller space. I really enjoyed the experience of a more intimate show after Pre-Fall 2009, followed by our successful Resort 2010, which was held at my downtown atelier." [WWD]
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State lawmakers are considering passing a state version of the DREAM Act, which would allow undocumented immigrants in-state tuition fees at public colleges and universities.
Much like the federal DREAM Act, which has failed to pass Congress on numerous occasions, Delaware's version would give young immigrants, who were brought here illegally by their parents, the opportunity to get an education. Many of these students do not have social security numbers or other legal documents, obtained by an immigration attorney, to apply for scholarships and private grants. There is some public funding for these students, but is likely to dry up, denying these students the chance to live up to their true potential.
Many of the people, who would benefit from the DREAM Act, were brought here as children by parent that did not consider the ramifications. Immigration lawyers can make it easier for a person to get a work visa, a green card or naturalization, but many immigrants find this route too time consuming or costly, and instead come to the states illegally, subjecting themselves and their children to the possibility of deportation.
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The Bellingham girls' basketball team won three of the four quarters, but too many missed shots and turnovers in the third quarter dug too deep a hole for them to recover from in a 46-42 loss to visiting Cedarcrest on Friday, Dec. 28, during the second day of the Prostock Winter Classic.
The Red Raiders (7-5) were outscored 23-9 in the third quarter, erasing a 21-16 lead they built in the first half. Bellingham also was out-rebounded 59-42, including 34-17 on the offensive glass.
"That led to 20 extra shots for them," coach Brad McKay said in a phone interview. "I thought we played good defense at the point of attack, we just couldn't secure possession, and it cost us down the road."
Nowhere was that better seen than in the fourth quarter, when Bellingham twice cut its deficit to four points, only to give up a second-chance bucket at the other end.
Joelle Zamora had another strong offensive game for Bellingham with a game-high 15 points, while Alicia Romero scored 11 to go along with her team-high seven rebounds.
The Red Raiders return to Northwest Conference action on Thursday, Jan. 3, when they travel to Blaine.
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Cedarcrest: Kalee Fowler 10, Sarah Stauffer 8, Lacey Deming 6, Molly Hammontree 0, Kailyn Campbell 12, Susan Kenney 10, Courtney McKinney 0, Rich 0. Team totals: 16-70 13-22 46
Bellingham: Carleen Syth 0, Jenn Paul 2, Ashley Spink 5, Michaela Knutson 1, Alicia Romero 11, Olivia Halverson 5, Catrina Mahoney 0, Joelle Zamora 15, Alyssa Porter 3. Team totals: 15-50 9-19 42
3-ptg: Cedarcrest 1-9 (Kenney), Bellingham 3-8 (Zamora 3). Rebounds: Cedarcrest 59 (Campbell 9), Bellingham 42 (Romero 7). Assists: Cedarcrest 5 (Stauffer 3), Bellingham 8. Fouls: Cedarcrest 13, Bellingham 17. Turnovers: Cedarcrest 20, Bellingham 25.


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Here are two charts that show the year over year increase in CPI and PPI
Things aren't looking that good right now.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
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Is there somewhere I can bookmark a link for total Consumer Price Index, NOT minus fuel and food?
What is the reasoning behind stripping out those two important elements? They say it's volatility, but moving averages would solve that.
Is there a moving average chart available? - June 17, 2008 at 4:56 PM
bls.gov has CPI and PPI numbers. What I am curious about is the PPI for finished goods and intermediate goods were tracking together and diverged at the beginning of 08. Now while finished goods are up 7.2 intermediate goods have increased 12.6% y-o-y. And Crude goods were up about 12% y-o-y last summer, have now spiked to 41.5% y-o-y. There seems to be a whole lot of PPI inflation coming.
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2 Expressionists will feature work by Danilo Gonzalez and Horst Kohlem at The Art Place (Photo courtesy of The Art Place) |
The Art Place
2722 N.W. Second Ave., Miami, 786-709-1842, Theartplacewynwood.wordpress.com
2 Expressionists, an exhibition of paintings selected by Diane Camber, independent curator and director emerita of Bass Museum of Art, will feature works by Horst Kohlem and Danilo Gonzalez. The event will be open during Second Saturday Art Walk on April 14.
The ArtLink
130 N.W. 36th St., Miami, 305-456-5201, Theartlink.org
Constant Contrast, an exhibition that demonstrates contrasting explorations of the human condition by Tom O'Hara, Teri Brozak and Sandra Garcia-Pardo, 3 to 9 p.m. April 14.
Buena Vista Building
180 N.E. 39th St. and N.E. Second Ave., Suite 200, Miami
Sensoria, an exhibition by artists who used the Wolfsonian Museum's collections as inspiration for installations that include painting, performance, sculpture and video. Exhibiting artists include Andres Ramirez, Angelica Arbelaez, Cristy Almaida, Daniella Piantini, Danny Euceda, Deivy Amaya, Gabrielle Wood, Griselle Gaudnik-Gibon, Ian Roland, J. Miguel, Jennifer Suarez, Joao McDowell, Kris Garcia, Nathalie Alfonso, Oliver Guido, Orestes de la Paz, Simone Porto and Stephanie Cuffel. The show, a collaboration between FIU and Wolfsonian, opens duirng Second Saturday Art Walk from 7-10 p.m. April 14 and runs through April 21. Regular gallery hours are 1-7 Thursday through Saturday.
Charest Weinberg
230 N.W. 23rd St. #408, Miami, 305-292-0411, Charestweinberg.com
Eclipse, a solo exhibition by Berlin-based artist Hannes Bend, features wreckage dredged from the Osborne Reef, off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. As explained in the gallery's press release, "The reef began in 1972, when the Broward Artificial Reef Inc. Company (BARINC) began dumping car tires in hopes that they would foster marine life. With close to 2 million tires today, the Osborne is now an ecological catastrophe."
The exhibition will include two videos. Eclipse, 2012 depicts "blue sky interrupted by passing cars, industrial equipment, and the underbellies of passenger airplanes," while Aquadome, 2012 "juxtaposes different watery environments: the shoreline, the Osborne Reef, aquariums and swimming pools." The exhibition will run through June 2.
1018 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-455-3380, Cifo.org
Thru, the BFA Visual Art Exhibition featuring works by students in the New World School of the Arts graduating class of 2012, will include paintings, photography, video art, animation, sculpture, graphic design, printmaking and interactive installations by 22 students. The show will open 7-10 p.m. April 14 during Second Saturday Art Walk and run through April 30. An opening night after-party with a $5 cover will take start at 10 p.m. The Garret at Grand Central, 697 N. Miami Ave. For more details about the BFA exhibition and the artists, visit Thru-2012.com.
Lucinda Linderman's show, Reclaiming Miami, runs April 7 through 29 at Cafeina (Photo courtesy of the artist). |
297 N.W. 23rd St., Miami, 305-438-0792, Cafeinamiami.com/wec-wynwood-exhibition-center
Reclaiming Miami, Lucinda Linderman's solo exhibition of sculptures she created from trash, mostly industrial waste, collected around Miami. Her materials included a 20-foot piece of construction fencing, hangers, shrink wrap and dry cleaning bags collected from Deering Estate, where Linderman is a resident artist.
The exhibition runs April 7 through April 29, and will include a performance in which Linderman will wear a giant skirt made from blue and clear plastic bags, a life preserver ring, goggles and a swim cap and swim around the space (9 p.m. April 27). Not that she'll be dressed in that costume for her opening. For that, she'll be wearing a black dress made from a garbage bag. Check out Arterpillar's slide show of the exhibition or read her story on the show in Sun-Sentinel's Sunday Lifestyle section.
From Kate Gilmore's Rock, Hard, Place at David Castillo Gallery. (Photo courtesy of DCG.) |
2234 N.W. Second Ave., Miami, 305-573-8110, Davidcastillogallery.com
Rock, Hard, Place, a solo exhibition of sculpture, video and photography by Kate Gilmore, who according to Castillo's press release, uses "the female body and token exaggerations of femininity, including the color pink and fashion accessories, to test endurance and question reward. ... Rock, Hard, Place is accompanied by two recent video works. Pot Kettle Black interrogates idiom as Gilmore shelves black paint, its overflow a metronome to her audible toil and exasperated distain. Break of Day marks time in the double entendre of a manually powered hourglass. Gilmore sources materials familiar to infrastructure, homemaking and theater to build concentric stage sets: physical attire, interactive environment, camera frame, exhibition space." Her show opens 6-10 p.m. April 14 and runs through May 31. Regular gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
De la Cruz Collection
23 N.E. 41st St., Miami, 305-576-6113, Delacruzcollection.org
Inverted Night, a site specific installation by Brookhart Jonquil, will run 7-9:30 p.m. April 14 and run through June 9.
2620 N.W. Second Ave., Miami, 786-486-7248, Dinamitranigallery.com
When You're a Boy, Luis Lazo's first solo exhibition in the gallery, illustrates the transformation from boy to man via photography, video and incorporated photographs of nature "to create a poetic juxtaposition and visual metaphor." The images, according to a press release from the gallert, "evoke the introspective nature of these fleeting moments and the emotional angst that accompanies the fragility of this phase in a boy's life." The gallery will have extended hours (2-9 p.m.) April 14 during Second Saturday Art Walk. The exhibition will remain on exhibit through June 1.
151 N.W. 24th St., Miami, 305-576-1278, Dorschgallery.com
Ralph Provisero: For Old Times' Sake/Let's Begin With a Line is a two-show exhibition, the first featuring "a single large-scale kinetic sculpture titled 'Spring Rider,' communicating an ambivalence regarding typically joyful childhood objects," and the second a group show honoring the linear and featuring works by poet Matt Gajewsi and artists Jenny Brillhart, Peter Demos, Katie Hinton, Brookhart Jonquil, Zerek Kempf, JT Kirkland, Jeroen Nelemans, Martin Pelenur, Sonic Youth guitarist Lee Ranaldo, Ryan Roa, Jennifer Lauren Smith and Robert Thiele. The gallery has extended hours (noon to 9 p.m.) during Second Saturday Art Walk on April 14 (with a performance by Florida Grand Opera from 7-10 p.m.), and the exhibition will run through May 5. Regular gallery hours are noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Zhivago Duncan's "MASCHINE" at Fredric Snitzer Gallery (photo courtesy of Fredric Snitzer Gallery) |
2247 N.W. First Place, Miami, 305-448-8976, Snitzer.com
Futile is a solo exhibition by Zhivago Duncan whose paintings, kinetic sculptures, and post-apocalyptic dioramas have been featured at CFA Berlin, Saatchi Gallery London and the Von der Heydt Museum, Wupertal Germany. The show, which will feature MASCHINE, a large remote-controlled spray painting machine. According to Snitzer's press release, "Rather than employing a trained professional's exacting technique, Duncan captures the child's fully present and intuitive act of creation by using the machine to distance the painter from his calculated process. Surrendering control, the artist allows the machine to execute unpracticed marks onto the canvas, resulting in an array of sprayed strokes on a gesso white field." The exhibition will run through April 28. Regular gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Christy Gast will exhibit her burlap sculptures in "Out of Place," her show at Gallery Diet (Photo courtesy of Gallery Diet). |
174 N.W. 23rd St., Miami, 305-571-2288, Gallerydiet.com
Out of Place, Christy Gast's exhibition if burlap sculptures, is billed as the artist's exploration of "the collision that occurs when two notions regarding studio practice meet." Gast is referring to A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf's 1929 essay that references a personal space in which to focus without distraction, and The Function of the Studio, a 1971 essay Daniel Buren wrote about releasing artists from their confines. Gast, who typically explores public land and outdoor sites in her exhibitions, created the burlap sculptures in her studio, but based them on assemblages constructed from materials she gathered at Lake Okeechobee and other outdoor sites. Her show runs through May 12. Check out Arterpillar's story on Gast in the Sun-Sentinel.
55 N.W. 36th St., Miami, 305-572-9007, L-m-n-t.com
Return to Nature is described as an exhibition that "studies subjects found in our world, exploring their interaction and manipulation with humanity through a variety of materials and an array of textures and media." The exhibition, which includes work by Amanda Serrano, Barry Gross, Fenol Marcelin, Kerry McLaney, Magali Wilensky, Milcho, Natasha Duwin, Tatiana Blanco and Tiziano Gozzani, runs through May 31.
Locust Projects
3852 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-576-8570, Locustprojects.org
Shortness of Breath, a solo exhibition by Miami-based painter Natalya Laskis, will feature the artist's largest works yet made painting with broom brushes, skis and other tools and incorporating photographs and found images. The show runs through April 27, along with the Project Room show, Emmett Moore: High, Low and In Between. Locust's regular gallery hours are noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and by appointment.
Some of the images that will be on display March 10 through May 5 at Lunch Box Gallery (Photo courtesy of Lunch Box Gallery) |
310 N.W. 24th St., Miami, 305-407-8131,
iPhoneography: Updated Visual Dialogs, a show designed to "explore the social phenomenon of iPhoneography as a personal tool globally used to generate visual content, be shared and therefore, communicate" will feature images taken and edited on iPhones.
As Lunchbox acknowledges in its press release about the show, a collaboration with iPhoneographer Jaime Ferreyros, increasingly more people are creatively taking and editing photos via iPhone and considering the images as a legit art form. "Regardless if it can be accepted as an outlet for the artist or more of a user-oriented medium, mobile photography has become one of the most democratic activities of image-taking," the gallery notes. Its upcoming exhibition is billed as a"n integral, heterogeneous and diverse expression of that avalanche of pixels that are being registered and shared in modern times," with each image revealing something about the iPhoneographer's vision, and life. The exhibition, according to the gallery, is inspired by something photographer Chase Jarvis once said: "The Best Camera is the One That's With You." The exhibition has been extended through May 5. Regular gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
110 N.E. 36th St., Miami, firstname.lastname@example.com, Philanthrofest.com
Philanthrofest, six hours of music, art, fashion, food and entertainment at a party to promote philanthropy, kicks off at noon April 14.
4141 N.E. Second Ave., Suite 104, Miami, Primaryflight.com
In the Valle de los Caidos, an exhibition by conceptual artist and University of Arizona professor Lawrence Gipe, will include large-scaled mixed media paintings, a video installation and small works addressing "fascist-era iconography and structures of his contentious subject: the Santa Cruz de la Valle de los Caidos cathedral – a gigantic Roman Catholic basilica built by Generalissimo Francisco Franco as a tomb for himself." The show opens with a private collectors preview 6-9 p.m. April 13 and an opening reception 7-11 p.m. April 14.
An untitled work from Daniel Marosi's Engagement at Ricart Gallery (Photo courtesy of the artist) |
3900 N.E. First Ave., Miami, 305-576-5000, Ricartgallerymiami.com
Engagement, an exhibition of Daniel Marosi's new drawings and paintings about how "intimacy between people progresses in unexpected ways" opens with a reception at 7 p.m. April 14
Robert Fontaine Gallery
2349 N.W. Second Ave., Miami, 305-397-8530, Robertfontainegallery.com
Collective Memory features the work of Nick Gentry, a London artist who explores blue, black or gray floppy disks as symbolic of "the harsh world of obsolescence" by painting portraits on them and using the round metal center as the subjects' very dilated eye. Handwritten labels hint at the disk's content, reminding viewers of the uniqueness of each, the rapid speed of changing technology and the importance of remembering and reflecting as we embrace change. The show opens 6-10 p.m. April 14 and runs through April 30.
Detail from Clark F. DeCapite Jr's #3 Untitled |
2200 N.W. Second Ave., Miami, 305-284-3161 or email@example.com, As.miami.edu/art
Incandescent: Smoke and Mirrors, the Master of Fine Arts exhibition by Clark F. DeCapite Jr. explored the origins of self through routine experiences and "the use of utilitarian artifacts such as light bulbs, mirrors and crate structures ... In considering the roles that environment, society, time and memory play within the creation of personal identities, the artist speaks of the common experiences and fears that help to mold us into the individuals that we once were, are and will be." The show will open with a reception from 2-9 p.m. April 14 and run through April 27.
Zadok Art Gallery
2534 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-438-3737, Zadokgallery.com
Free Death & Harry Houdini is billed as "a night of magic, mystery and illusion" to "celebrate the Miami premiere of the House Theater of Chicago's production of Death and Harry Houdini." The event will feature Smoke and Mirrors, Christiaan Lopez-Miro's photographs that offer an insider look at Magic Castle in Los Angeles as well as a book signing and magic performed by the International Brotherhood of Magicians, 7 to 10 p.m. April 14 during Second Saturday Art Walk in Wynwood. Admission is free. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
For info on more South Florida art news and events, visit Arterpillar.blogspot.com.


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Sighting Basics
Case Number | 45983 |
Log Number | US-03012013-0008 |
Date Submitted | 03/01/2013 10:12 UTC |
Date of the Event | 03/01/2013 07:50 UTC |
Source | MUFON |
Disposition | Unresolved |
Summary | Two large balls of fire in the sky, est at 30ft in diameter, initially spotted overhead approx 150ft silently flew in unison straight and level to our SE until out of sight, have photo and video |
Tags | fireball |
Sighting Location
City | West Hempstead |
Region | New York |
Country | United States |
Latitude | 40.709164 |
Longitude | -73.64831 |
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Viewing Distance | 101-500 Feet, N/A |
Sighting Duration | Undisclosed |
Object Features | None |
Object Flight Path | Straight-line path |
Object Shape | Fireball |
Weather Factors | Unknown |
Sighting Details
While standing in a shopping center parking lot, myself and wife noticed a large fireball, initially impression was a hot air balloon size sphere combusting. But the fireball never burnt out, there was no smoke, contrail or sound. We then noticed a second fireball seemingly traveling adjacent to the first offset diagonally. Both objects traveled at approx 80 to 110 mph. Seemingly slower than typical helicopter in flight. The objects traveled in unison maintaining a constant distance from each other in a straight possibly slightly ascending flight but below a night overcast sky. The objects were observed below a dense cloud cover. Airplanes were observed in the sky at the same time as the objects but not in close proximity. |
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David Byrne (author, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, cofounder of Talking Heads) and Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson (drummer, DJ, culinary entrepreneur, member of The Roots) come together for a one-on-one conversation. They will discuss what we're taught--and how we learn--about music, and the way that our ideas shape the songs we create and consume. ?uestlove is teaching a course on classic albums at NYU this spring. This exciting Public Forum event is co-presented by NYU Skirball Center.
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Sports/entertainment: Rent of ski tourist equipment, sledges, Rolling on horses in "brychka", Hikes in the mountains, excursions, horse riding.
Treatment: In the village Kvasy 250m far from the hotel the medical sanatorium "Mountain Tysa" is located. It is specialized on treating patients with pathology of locomotorium, nervous, endocrine systems, heart and blood diseases, skin, digestion, disease of thyroid, saccharine diabetes, gout, psoriasis, anemia etc. Mineral baths, ozocerites appliqués, massage, physical therapies procedures are at your disposal. The hotel is situated not far from the geographical center of Europe (Dilove village), so you may well make an excursion there.
Hotel's welcome message: We offer single and double rooms with conveniences, 2-room apartments. In the cosy restaurant you can relax, communicate with friends, and sing karaoke. In addition, the restaurant's menu can satisfy the most refined taste. In the summertime you can take a walk or a horse-ride to the mountains, excursions to Hoverla (the highest Ukrainian mountain peak) and bus excursions can be organized by your request, and lots of other interesting things are waiting for you here. Ski lifts are at winter sports amateurs' service. Those who like extreme drive can have here his/her own adrenalin doze. And if you need treatment then you are awaited for by mineral baths, ozokeritotherapy, highly skilled massage, psychotherapeutic procedures. And all this is only for you! We will be glad to meet you here, in Kvasy village.


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Stand By Me has made Ben E. King one of the more durable R & B singers over the years but I'm sure most listeners don't know he wrote the song. He was born Benjamin Earl Nelson Sept. 23, 1938 in Henderson, NC and moved to Harlem at nine years old. He joined a doo wop group called The Five Crowns in 1958. Clyde McPhatter had left The Drifters and manager George Treadwell was dissatisfied with the group. He fired them and hired The Five Crowns and renamed them The Drifters. He sent them into the studio with producers Jerry Lieber & Mike Stoller and they produced the Nelson written There Goes My Baby with Nelson singing lead. Nelson left The Drifters over money in 1960. Nelson changed his name to Ben E. King and went to work with Lieber/Stoller. The result was the 1961 top ten hit Spanish Harlem. The follow up Stand By Me was an even bigger hit. King wrote the song with Lieber/Stoller. King had several more hits but Stand By Me is his most enduring song. It also hit big in 1986 when Rob Reiner used it in his coming of age film Stand By Me. The following video was also produced. This 2CD comp from Rhino is perfect. Ben E. King still tours the oldies circuit and released the CD I've Been Around in 2006 on True Life Records. He has certainly had a long run and and is another great singer who benefitted from the expertise of Jerry Lieber & Mike Stoller.


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Summary | The Roanoke Times looks at the common complaints of Virginia miners who go through the federal black lung program. "Passed more than three decades ago to lower levels of dust in coal mines and to compensate miners suffering from black lung, the program has fallen far short of its goal. Since 1982, between 92 percent and 96 percent of all Virginia miners who applied for black lung benefits were denied. Most were turned down because they failed to produce enough evidence that they had the disease. But few miners are able to prove they have black lung because they often lack the financial resources to hire medical experts." In addition, the U.S. Department of Labor does grant temporary benefits to miners after the examinations are doctor approved. However, when coal companies appeal, the doctors are not present to back up their decision. Instead miners end up losing their benefits due to the lack of experts on their side, and ultimately end up paying the government back. |
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Politics had always been a favorite topic in Joe Meyer's household growing up in Covington.
So it wasn't a surprise to himself or those who knew him when he first ran for state house in 1979 shortly after graduating law school. He didn't win that year but did win in 1982.
"My dad was a city fireman when I was young, and growing up, we were always talking about politics," Meyer said. "And local issues were always part of the conversation."
Over the next three decades in public office, Meyer, 64, has left his mark in Kentucky as a state lawmaker and around the world as an election observer.
He's retiring June 30 as secretary for the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
Meyer was an effective Democratic legislator for the Covington area, first in the House from 1982-1988 and then as a state senator from 1989-1996, said Chuck Eilerman, a Covington Democrat and city commissioner.
"He made a point to be knowlegeable on the issues," Eilerman said. "He's a very forcible personality. You know Joe, he's not a shrinking violet. He's been a good spokesperson for the community."
Meyer has focused on education reform for much of his career in the public sector. The workforce in Northern Kentucky and around the state will better meet the needs of industry as a result of groundwork Meyer put in place while in office, many business and education leaders in Northern Kentucky said.
He chaired the Senate Education Committee when the state began implementing the reforms of the Kentucky Education Reform Act. After stints as adviser to state auditor Crit Luallen and Gov. Steve Beshear, he became secretary in 2009 to the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
He has lead the efforts to fill the demand for advanced manufacturing jobs and has focused on building a skilled workforce to staff those jobs, said Rick Jordan, vice president and general manager of LSI Industries in Erlanger.
"Two years ago I met with Secretary Meyer, and what he basically did, he got what the issue was," Jordan said. "He understood the shortage in qualified people for manufacturing and the positions that can't be filled today. The pipeline has dried up."
The advance manufacturing field has 680 jobs in an eight country region in and around Northern Kentucky that can't be filled due to a a lack of trained people, Jordan said. Meyer, along with other industry leaders, have lead an effort over the past two years going into schools and encouraging students to look at these fields. It has also meant tailoring course work so colleges and high schools churn out people ready for these jobs, Jordan said. Advance manufacturing will need 6,000 people over the next 10 years in the Northern Kentucky region to fill positions, Jordan said.
"There's a perception of manufacturing as being dark and dirty with no security," Jordan said. "What we are doing is looking at changing the perception of manufacturing. In order for companies to compete with China, we've automated plants and now have a lot of automation work. So we need to have people that can run the machines."
Meyer's impact has extended across the ocean. Each year for the past 10 years, he's traveled to poorer countries to help with elections as an observer for Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to make sure they're being conducted properly.
He's seen elections in Bulgaria, Chechnya, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. While it imbued him with a greater appreciation for the United States, there are some things we could learn from other countries, he said. Some, like Bulgaria and Armenia, don't allow any politicking 24 hours before the election, he said.
"In the last day, there are no ads, no phone calls, no mail, no 11th-hour scandals," he said. "It's fascinating to see that as part of the process. The other thing that's fairly common is Election Day on a weekend."
He said he will continue observing elections around the world.
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Teachers warned over befriending pupils on Facebook. Experts warn of big gulf in school social networking policies, as staff use Twitter, chatrooms and emails to contact children. More than one in 10 school teachers accused of misconduct last year had used social networking sites and email to forge inappropriate relationships with their pupils, an analysis of disciplinary cases has found. [Learn more].
Another Lesson From Steve Jobs: A Driving Vision Has 4 Key Elements. STEVE JOBS OFTEN SAW FURTHER THAN HIS COMPETITORS. HIS VISION HAD FOUR DEFINING FEATURES THAT WE CAN ALL LEARN FROM.
A visionary has passion, but vision and passion aren't the same thing. A passionate leader without a clear vision won't succeed; likewise, neither will a visionary leader without passion.
Passionate leaders without a vision will often confuse the troops or put a higher level of energy and stress on the organization. That organization will flounder around with frequent starts and stops and strategy changes, and will eventually burn out. Visionary leaders without passion will have a hard time keeping their troops engaged, and some may question the veracity or credibility of the vision in the first place if the leader doesn't seem to be excited about it. [Learn more]
Startups reveals the top 10 business ideas and opportunities for 2012.
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5. Hobby and crafts
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Everywhere you look these days, it seems, small business is big business. George Osborne has offered an array of tax breaks to encourage investors to plough money into early-stage companies. Meanwhile, Vince Cable is leading a one-man crusade to slash through the red tape blighting these very organisations. [Learn more]
Five Ways to Boost B2B Fan Engagement on Facebook. Eloqua has put together an entertaining slideshare presentation just in time for the new year of B2B social outreach. In "10 Ways to 'Solve' Facebook for B2B," Eloqua recounts how BrandGlue helped the company boost its Facebook community by 2,500%. (Yes, two zeroes.)
"Although the presentation contains some beefy data, the intended audience is your everyday B2B marketer," Eloqua's Joe Chernov notes in a post at It's All About Revenue. Eloqua turns its lessons learned into actionable tips for B2B companies looking to boost their magnetism on Facebook. Here are five highlights: [Learn more]
Addictive UX: Why Pinterest Is So Dang Amazing. Today we're going to examine a very specific example of good design and discuss what makes it so successful. Along the way we'll discover the importance of good design and how to structure experiences that turn users into addicts.
We'll hone our sights in on Pinterest and perform a seriously in-depth analysis to see why this seemingly generic idea seems to stand so far out from the competition. The ultimate conclusions will equip you to design experiences that your users will absolute love. [Learn more]
Buyer Beware: 6 Dead Giveaways that a Review Is Fake. Last week the New York Times revealed information suggesting that one vendor is literally buying 5-star reviews on Amazon.com. With customers relying more on star ratings and customer reviews than vendor marketing hype, this revelation poses a problem for consumers [Learn more]
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Drought improves in Texas, worsens in western U.S.
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Feb 23(Reuters) - Drought kept a tight grip on large sections of the United States, but recent rains put some of the most hard-hit areas on the road to recovery, a report from climate experts said Thursday.
Recent rains and snowfall boosted soil moisture and started to replenish ground water supplies in key areas of the U.S. South that suffered historic drought in 2011.
"It's been pretty darn wet, the last 90 days ... we've seen improvements," said Mark Svoboda, a climatologist at the University of Nebraska's Drought Mitigation Center. "It's been very unexpected but very welcomed."
Moisture has been especially critical for Texas, and the state's level of drought saw notable improvement over the last week, according to the Drought Monitor, a weekly report on drought throughout the country compiled by U.S. climate experts.
In Texas, the levels of exceptional drought - the highest measurement - fell to 13.93 percent of the state from 20.41 percent in the latest reporting week, ended Feb. 21. Severe or worse drought levels dropped to 67.48 percent from 76.46 percent.
Texas is trying to emerge from a year that saw records shattered for both high heat and lack of moisture. The one-year period between Nov. 1, 2010, and Oct. 31, 2011, was the driest in the state's history, and the three-month period of June to August in Texas was the hottest ever reported by any state in U.S. history, according to state and federal climate experts.
Conditions grew more dire in the west, however. California saw moderate or worse drought rise to 67.76 percent of the state, up from 59.06 percent in the latest reporting week.
Nevada had 81.80 percent of the state rated in moderate or worse drought, up from 81.59 percent the prior week. Arizona saw moderate drought rise to 86.92 percent of the state from 80.56 percent. And New Mexico also saw drought spread.
Another area of concern is the upper Midwest and Northern Plains, where spring planting of corn, soybeans and wheat is set to start soon. Soil moisture levels need boosting to ensure good production potential for the key U.S. crops.
Iowa, the largest U.S. corn and soybean producting state has about 20 percent of the state currently suffering moderate drought.
As temperatures continue to warm with the end of winter, precipitation will be needed.
"Spring is right on the doorstop, and the temperatures are going to ramp back up," said Svoboda. (Reporting by Carey Gillam)


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- Windows Phone 7 based upon a hybrid Win CE build?- All I can say is that when I query it programmatically, it gives up 7.x as the OS version
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Do you want to learn how to develop applications for Windows Mobile that are useful in your personal life, or in the enterprise? Had enough drag-and-drop demos where you build boring-looking applications? This session will include an introduction to the Windows Mobile platform, .NET Compact Framework, Windows Mobile SDKs, SQL Server Compact Edition, and frameworks from Microsoft and third-parties. The latter half of the session will discuss and demonstrate creating advanced user interfaces with .NET CF as well as tools and techniques for testing, debugging, and tuning your applications. This session expects no Windows Mobile or .NET CF experience, but will presume some Visual Studio and .NET experience.
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SQL Server Compact Edition is an in-process database for use in applications that extend data storage capabilities to the desktop and to mobile devices. It is ideal for distributed and embedded applications and delivers essential relational database functionality in a small footprint while providing the familiar programming and management interfaces of SQL Server. This session will explore how you can leverage SQL Compact as a local data store for Smart Client and Smart Device applications. Also covered will be Visual Studio support, deployment options, ADO.NET interfaces, and synchronization options. Leave this session empowered with knowledge how to make your applications work anywhere the users are.
My sincere thanks and appreciation to the devLink speaker selection committee for selecting my abstracts. Register today and come join me in Nashville, TN from August 13 – 15, 2009.
* The WM Dev session is an in-depth session which will be a multi-hour session.
** Yes, I stole the tagline of the SQL CE team for my talk title (and think it quite apropos for the product).
Speaking at CODoDN 2008
I am delighted to announce that two of the abstracts I submitted for the Central Ohio Day of .NET 2008 have been accepted! Go to http://cinnug.org/cododn/default.aspx for details, session list, and event registration (even though the event is FREE, please do register as it helps with planning for facilities, swag, and refreshments). I hope to see you there on April 19, 2008! My sessions are:
A Quick Tour of the Windows Mobile Development in Visual Studio 2008 (Level 200)
This session will give attendees a quick tour of Windows Mobile Development in Visual Studio 2008, primarily focusing on developing with the .NET Compact Framework 3.5 against the Windows Mobile API and SQL CE 3.5. See what features are in VS2008 to enable development of Windows Mobile applications for both the hobbyist and the enterprise. This session will also discuss and demonstrate use of Windows Mobile APIs including GPS, Outlook Mobile, SNAPI, and WISP as well as SQL CE 3.5
Access to Your Data Anytime and Anywhere With the Microsoft Sync Framework (Level 300)
The Microsoft Sync Framework (MSF) is a comprehensive synchronization platform that enables synchronization, offline, and collaborative scenarios for services, applications, and devices. This session will discuss MSF, its architecture (including the default providers (Sync Services for ADO.NET, Sync Services for File Systems, and Sync Services for FeedSync)), and the mechanisms by which MSF can be extended. Demonstrations of MSF usage and building a custom provider will also be featured in this presentation
I am very excited about the Sync presentation as I can also now talk about ADO.NET Sync Services for Devices which just released CTP1!
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- Strong rumors abound on the news of T-Mobile USA finally rolling out 3G (UMTS) on May 1 in NYC. Here's the scoop at TmoNews and BGR. Of course, Cincinnati is not in the top 25 markets (Birmingham ranks higher – really?), so I'll have to wait, but hopefully not too much longer. Follow up questions: How much and will you screw us for tethering?
- Richard gives us a time saving tip about Label Vista and Zebra BT printers.
- Jim is going to be pretty busy in short order with webcasts, webcasts, and webcasts. Did I mention Jim is going to do some webcasts? The first one is Wednesday (April 30) on SQL Compact Tips and Tricks.
- From Loke (via Twitter, no less), a link to free Windows Mobile remote control software
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No blogging last week on account of the MVP Summit, but we're back at it this week…
- Jon Box lists reasons for running WM 6 and WM 6.1
- Carlo Longino's well-written piece about the mobile web, in response to the Mowser situation.
- Dan blogs about an issue with CF 3.5
- Erik EJ gives us a sample of importing SQL Compact data into Excel
- Raffael gives us four gems: A three part series on GPS Programming Tips for WM, and a post on debugging Connection Manager code.
- Pavel gives us one way to simulate a Windows service on Windows Mobile using managed code
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- Capacitive or Resistive (which are you?) Brandon Miniman at PocketNow discusses the different approaches to touch screens on Windows Mobile and iPhone.
- Engadget Mobile has the ever-popular HTC Touch Diamond vs iPhone comparison. Also, an unboxing of the HTC Touch Diamond from SlashPhone.
- Steve Lasker gives an overview of the now public SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP1 beta ..Compact just keeps getting better..kudos to Steve & team.
- Kevin at jkOnTheRun posts on the new Aliph Jawbone Too bad they *still* don't use mini-USB…
- The LiveSide blog brings us news of Live Search 3.0 for Windows Mobile Contact mapping, web searching, weather, viewing Virtual Earth collections, and expanded traffic support (hey, they have Cincinnati now!). Have a previous version installed already? Launch it, then Menu > Client Update Available (should be enabled). Don't have it yet? Point IE Mobile to http://wls.live.com
- Blackberry Thunder – BB goes touch from Electronista
- Thumbreport – Mobile news 160 characters at a time.
- Raffael has an excellent post discussing the issue of a LAP hanging a device at startup
- MobileStance discusses the possibility of Linux having success in mobile (unlike it has on the desktop). I'm apt to agree here. Although OHA will have serious competition from the LiMo Foundation now that Verizon and Mozilla are backing.
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- Mobile Developer Group team blog, launched by Amit Chopra. The VSD team has grown to include Silverlight for mobile and .NET CF.
- SQL Server Compact query performance – Pragya has a good post on basic query tuning.
- The VSD Team lists the excellent line up of mobile dev sessions at Tech-Ed Developers in two weeks.
- Raffael posts on languages natively supported on Windows Mobile Definitely pull down the WM6 Product reference guide.
- Jose Gallardo posts about the Clarius Orientation Aware Control June 2008 Release Candidate Go download it (and give them your feedback!). The OAC was one of the good parts of MCSF..glad to see Clarius still moving it forward.
- Steven Pratschner posts a summary of his CLRProfiler / .NET CF series. Must-read posts…
- Orb + iPhone
SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Official Release!
Microsoft has now RTW'd (release[d] to the web) the final bits for SQL Server Compact Edition (SQLce) 2005 (aka SQLce 3.1):
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Server Tools
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Tools for Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Developer Software Development Kit
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Books Online
Go get the bits and be certain to read the associated KB articles.
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Software / Hardware
- NewsGator Mobile is now in public beta. Check it out. Thanks to Neil Cowburn for the link.
- Jason Fuller of the Windows Mobile team gives us some guidelines for setting up GPS on WM5
- SQL Server 2005 Everywhere Edition is now in CTP (via Steve Lasker) and from the SQL Server Everywhere blog. Download here. BOL is here. Here's one piece of the functionality that I love: "Full support for all of the Sql Mobile features, including the SqlCeResultSet and RDA". Sweet.
- P&P's Mobile Client Software Factory (MCSF) is has reached CTP stage.
- Alex Yahknin shares how to make a .NET CF label control transparent. …and how to use MSXML2 in .NET CF 2.0
- John Kennedy tells us about Adapt Your App – a collection of items to help you make sure that your app adapts to the latest screen resolutions and orientations. Here's a list (nicely organized by OS and resolution) of emulator images for Device Emulator 1.0 Speaking of.. here is a Standalone Device Emulator 1.0 that contains WM5.0 images with MSFP
- Also from John Kennedy is a link to the MobileDeveloper wiki that gives us some guidelines for writing Ajax apps targeted to Windows Mobile devices.
- Check out the Windows Mobile Starter Kits And don't forget to check out the eHow-Tos – see John Kennedy and Jenny Kays (they're swell!) and other folks and learn a thing or two!
- Neil Cowburn welcomes us to the new OpenNETCF
- Peter Foot tells us how to disable the touch screen
In Other News . . .
- … Since I last blogged, Scoble has left Microsoft. Good Grief!
Installing SQLce 2005 Tools for VS2005 SP1
Last week, I attempted to install the SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Tools for Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 and received the following error message:
The upgrade patch cannot be installed by the Windows Installer service because the program to be upgraded may be missing, or the upgrade patch may update a different version of the program. Verify that the program to be upgraded exists on your computer and that you have the correct upgrade patch.
How did I work through this issue? I did a repair on my Visual Studio 2005 [Team Suite] installation and then re-installed Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1. After this, I attempted the SQLce VS tools install (SSCE31VSTools-ENU.exe) again. Success!
Of course, performing a repair install on Visual Studio is something we would all rather avoid (and the SP1 re-install). By the time I went to perform the install on a second dev box, I found a better way:
From the original Visual Studio installation media, locate the \WCU folder and install SQL Mobile from there. After that is complete, retry the SQLce 2005 VS tools install. (credit to Amit Chopra from the Visual Studio for Devices team for the tip). For more, check out this thread from the sqlce newsgroup in which fellow MVP Ginny Caughey answers questions.
If you want the download links for all the SQL Server Compact Edition 2005 bits, check out my prior blog post where I list all the downloads.


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Texas Longhorns are off to fast start for football recruiting for...
William WilkersonWith 15 commits already, Texas is off to a blazing start recruiting for the Class of 2014. And though the Longhorns haven't performed as well on the field the last three seasons, Mack Brown and Co. can still accumulate talent.
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Texas Longhorns working toward offense implementation in spring f...
Carter StricklandAs the Texas Longhorns take a weeklong break in the middle of spring practice, here's an update on position battles.
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Texas Longhorns receiver Kendall Sanders drawing raves spring pra...
Carter StricklandTexas has one major opening on the offense in spring practice, and receivers Kendall Sanders, Cayleb Jones and Marcus Johnson are stepping up to try to take it.
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Offensive line injuries stunt Texas Longhorns progress for 2013
Carter StricklandThe Texas offensive line, despite having four players who have started 90 percent of the games in the last two years and another tackle who started 11 of 13 in 2012, has not lived up to Mack Brown's recent high standard.
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Texas Longhorns, Mack Brown have built up expectations for 2013 s...
Sean AdamsFor years, Mack Brown and Texas have talked about the 2013 season as the one where things return to normal. Well, it's here.
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Mack Brown optimistic, hopeful as Texas Longhorns start spring fo...
Carter StricklandTexas coach Mack Brown has high expectations for the Longhorns in 2013 and, behind quarterback David Ash, thinks his squad is back to competing for national titles.
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Storylines for Texas Longhorns defense in spring 2013
Carter StricklandTexas' 2012 defense was the worst in school history. Will it improve in 2013? Here are five spring storylines for the Longhorns.
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Recruits weigh in on new Texas Longhorns visit policy
William WilkersonAfter having five recruits decommit in the Class of 2013, Texas coach Mack Brown has implemented a new policy of no visits for commits. How are the recruits taking the news?
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Mack Brown, Texas Longhorns heading to spread offensive attack
Carter StricklandOf all the humiliating and humbling losses for Texas from 2010-12 there was one that crippled the program early on and has left it limping ever since: coach Mack Brown's loss of belief in himself and what he does
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Mack Brown says he will remain Texas Longhorns coach until 2020 a...
Max OlsonMack Brown is making it clear he knows what his rivals are saying about him and his Longhorns, and he's got an answer for the negative recruiting his program is up against.
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Texas Longhorns coach Mack Brown embraces tempo, but offense isn'...
Sean AdamsTexas Longhorns fans are on the edge, and the latest attempt to placate a restless fan base is talk about the offensive tempo.
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Often overlooked Jake Oliver ready to show what he can do for Tex...
Max OlsonJake Oliver holds a number of state receiving records, but has been overlooked in his recruiting. The Longhorns WR commit is ready to show what he can do.
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Texas Longhorns struggling to recruit vs. SEC
Carter StricklandMack Brown has spent time and most of his breath explaining how Texas is poised to become an SEC-like team. If only Texas and Mack Brown could stop the SEC from getting their recruits.
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Texas Longhorns can run spread and still have physical rushing at...
Sean AdamsSpread teams can have physical, successful rushing attacks. Texas' championships under Mack Brown have come from the spread. Sean Adams puts two and two together from there.
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Texas Longhorns fans have high, and reasonable, expectations
Sean AdamsTo whom much is given, much is expected, says one Texas fan. And it's hard to argue that point as Texas aims to get back into college football's top echelon on the field.
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Keys for Texas Longhorns offense against Oregon State Beavers
Sean AdamsTexas claims that it will keep the same offensive approach for the Alamo Bowl that it had during the regular season, but a few key tweaks could help the Longhorns thrive.
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HTC Titan II Specifications and Features
HTC Titan II comes with a large 4.7" S-LCD capacitive touchscreen (480 x 800 pixels resolution), featuring Touch-sensitive controls, Multitouch, Gyro sensor, Accelerometer and Proximity sensor. The phone supports for 4G LTE along with AT&T Carrier (in US). Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Operating System is installed in this phone along with 1.5 GHz Scorpion CPU. It provides 16 GB of internal storage without external memory card support. The connectivity features consist of Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA; Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP, EDR; and microUSB v2.0. For the camera, it boasts 16 MP camera with autofocus, dual-LED flash, Geo-tagging, BSI sensor, image stabilization, face detection, and HD video recording capability. A secondary 1.3 MP camera is also available on the front side.
Other included features: GPS with A-GPS support; Bing Maps; Compass; Stereo FM radio with RDS; Push Email; SNS integration; Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic; MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC+ player; MP4/WMV/H.264/H.263 player; Document viewer/editor; Voice memo/dial/commands; Predictive text input; and more.
Dimensions: 132 x 69 x 13 mm
Weight: 147 g
HTC Titan II Factory Reset Guide
Do a factory reset to change your phone back to its original state before the first time you turned it on. Note that factory reset will permanently delete all your data and customized settings, and will remove any apps you've downloaded and installed. Be sure to back up any data and files you want to keep before you do a factory reset.
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Mixed lot of twenty-seven die cast vehicles of various scales. Manufacturers include: Ertl, 1st Gear, and Spec Cast. Some are banks. Some may have been displayed, many appear to have never been removed from box. Boxes show little to light wear. This lot can be shipped, but will be in multiple large boxes.


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Police say 23-year-old Alex Guaderrama, the son of SDPD Capt. Manny Guaderrama, went on a violent drunken rampage early Tuesday morning in Pacific Beach. They say he attacked three women who were in line at Ramone's taco shop on Garnet Avenue and Everts Street."The allegations are he grabbed the breasts of one female, the buttocks of another and punched the third in the face," said San Diego police Lt. Andra Brown.Employees at Ramone's told 10News the brawl went onto the street. When the women who were all in their 20s got into their friend's car to leave, Guaderrama punched out the car's back window, police said.He ran from the scene but later returned. Police said he was not taken into custody because his hand needed stitches."The fact is, he was also very injured," said Brown. "If he hadn't been injured, he would have been in handcuffs and taken away but he was injured to the point where he needed stitches. Anybody else in that situation would have gotten the same treatment. We can't take him to jail. The jail won't accept them if they're all bloody and cut up."Brown said everything was by the book and that the case remains under investigation. A notify warrant has been issued. The city attorney will now decide if Guaderrama will be charged."The fact that this adult is the son of a member of our police department has no bearing on how we investigate the crime the young man's going to be held accountable regardless of who is father is," said Brown.10News attempted to contact Capt. Guaderrama for comment but were told he was out of town and unavailable.Copyright Do you have more information about this story? Click here to contact usCopyright 2012 by 10News.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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These case studies outline just some of the issues we help our clients with. If you would like to find out more about any of these issues or would like to discuss how we can help you, please contact our group partner, Peter Millwood.
Hotel Owner (£1 million cash gain)
We revisited hotel refurbishment expenditure incurred from 2003 to 2006 and reclassified £1.3 million of hotel buildings expenditure to capitalised revenue and £2.9 million of hotel buildings to plant and machinery. Not only were the tax deductions accelerated, but a permanent loss of tax relief was avoided. Total tax savings identified were in the region of £1 million. We managed all aspects of the project working directly with the refurbishment project surveyors, thereby minimising our client's workload.
Major Energy provider (£2 million cash gain)
We reviewed expenditure on the construction of an extension to a major power plant. Given the multi-contract nature of the project and limited construction information, we worked directly with the project team and contractors and undertook a thorough survey of the facility to identify over 85% of expenditure as main pool plan and machinery, avoiding the impact of the long-life assets legislation. This enabled our client to maximise tax relief on their expenditure at the earliest opportunity and bring forward reductions in their corporate tax liability.
High Street retail group (£10 million cash gain)
We carried out a retrospective review of expenditure incurred from 2002 to 2008. As is common in the retail sector, our client had vastly underclaimed capitalised revenue deductions. Our retrospective review identified additional qualifying expenditure equivalent to a total cash tax saving of £10 million and generated a tax repayment from HMRC. We went on to develop an automated process for the categorisation of future capital expenditure to maximise allowances.
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We were engaged by a national supermarket chain to review opportunities for claiming Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECA) across the store portfolio. We developed a methodology for identifying qualifying ECA expenditure which resulted in approximately £25 million of eligible ECA expenditure per annum. The engagement resulted in significant accelerated tax deductions which decreased the net present value cost of the asset by up to 10%.


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The Mount Healthy Alumni Band presents its 33rd annual Alumni Band Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 26, in the Russell Hinkle Fine Arts Auditorium of the Mount Healthy Junior/Senior High School, 8101 Hamilton Ave. This year marks the band's 33rd performance under the direction of former music director Russell Hinkle. The Alumni Band is […]
Make reservations for alumni band concert dinner by June 19
06/09/11 at 7:44pm by jkey | Comments
Mt. Healthy's top students give advice and thanks
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By Jennie Key • email@example.com The class of 2011 from Mount Healthy High School graduates June 1. Once valedictorian Briana Keith gives her farewell address to her classmates, she can finish packing to head to Emery University in Atlanta, Ga., to study biomedical engineering. The daughter of James and Linda Watkins, Keith says the most […]
McAuley offering sports physicals May 25
05/20/11 at 6:00am by jkey | Comments
McAuley High School is offering sports physical examinations to all student athletes – boys and girls – in grades 7-12. These exams and the appropriate forms are a conditional requirement to play competitive sports. From 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 25, doctors from Cincinnati SportsMedicine and University of Cincinnati will perform these screenings in […]
McAuley wraps up 50th anniversary celebration
05/18/11 at 1:48pm by jkey | Comments
The school year at McAuley High School has been filled with special events to celebrate its 50-year anniversary. In September, there was a special Mass at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral where McAuley celebrated with the two other archdiocesan high schools, La Salle and Moeller, that are celebrating 50-year anniversaries. September also brought McFestival, a […]
Updated: Mt. Healthy hires new principal for high school
05/17/11 at 1:05pm by jkey | Comments
By Jennie Key • firstname.lastname@example.com Former Northwest High School Assistant Principal Marlon Styles Jr. will be the new high school principal at the Mount Healthy Junior/Senior High School. The Mount Healthy City School District approved hiring Styles unanimously at the May 16 board meeting. Board members gave him a two-year contract effective Aug. 1. His […]
Mt. Healthy schools cuts busing, staff to reduce expenses by $533,000
05/16/11 at 11:04pm by jkey | Comments
By Jennie Key • firstname.lastname@example.com The Mount Healthy School District Board of Education eliminated high school busing at its meeting May 16. The district currently transports 560 high schoolers to Mount Healthy Junior/Senior High School each day. The district also takes 125 high school students who live in the district to parochial schools. Executive Director […]
County sponsors compost bin and rain barrel sale today
05/14/11 at 6:00am by jkey | Comments
The Hamilton County Recycling and Solid Waste District's annual one-day-only backyard compost bin and rain barrel sale is planned for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today, May 14. The event features FreeGarden compost bins and rain barrels available for sale to Hamilton County residents only on a first-come, first-served basis. Compost bins will be sold […]
Northwest district recognized for AP program
05/06/11 at 2:41pm by jkey | Comments
By Jennie Key • firstname.lastname@example.com The Northwest Local School District made the honor roll. Northwest is among 25 Ohio school districts honored by the College Board by being named to the 2011 Advance Placement Achievement List. The Ohio districts are among 388 nationally to earn a spot on the AP honor roll for 2011. In […]
Traffic might be a problem in the wee hours Friday
05/05/11 at 10:00am by memral | Comments
If you are traveling west on Interstate 74 tomorrow, traffic may get slow. To accommodate bridge demolition work, State Route 128 at I-74/275 will be closed in both directions for half-hour periods Friday, May 6. The closures will be in place from midnight to 4 a.m. Law enforcement officers will be on duty to facilitate […]
McAuley will offer sports physicals May 25
05/04/11 at 9:05pm by jkey | Comments
McAuley High School will offer sports physical examinations to all student athletes – boys and girls – in grades 7-12. These exams and the appropriate forms are a conditional requirement to play competitive sports. From 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 25, doctors from Cincinnati SportsMedicine and University of Cincinnati will perform these screenings in […]
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While it is widely assumed that only mothers suffer from post natal depression fathers can also suffer from the condition. With one in six women and one in ten men suffering from PND it is important that the men are not forgotten about and that help is out there.
CrossReach which is part of the Church of Scotland is an organisation made up of mostly volunteers who provide help and support for those with post natal depression and they were a huge help to our studio guest David.
David was looking forward to the birth of his daughter, Freya, with wife Claire whom he had been together with for five years. While the birth of his daughter was "the best moment of my life, the best feeling in the world," what was in store for David was something he couldn't have predicted.
About one month after the birth, David found it increasingly hard to cope and put on an act to fool people close to him that he was happy and was coping with fatherhood. "I did a good job of acting, but I felt like a criminal."
He struggled on several occasions where Freya would be crying and claims that terrible thoughts would go through his head to make her stop crying. On one occasion when Freya was crying in the car, his depression lead him to consider either strangling her to make her stop crying or to get out of the car and walk away and never come back.
Eventually David admitted his feelings to his wife and it was this act that became his first step towards seeking help. A health visitor recommended CrossReach who were fundamental in David's recovery, and offered all the help, support and counselling that he needed.
Now David has made a full recovery he is able to cope with the demands of fatherhood. He counts to ten when Freya is crying and works out what she wants.
With 10 members of his friends and family, David recently completed a 13 mile charity walk through the Pentlands to raise awareness of post natal depression in men and for the organisation – CrossReach that helped him recover.
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Tara West – Don't Tell Mother
Raised under the shadow of her popular and spoiled brother, AJ Dawson struggles to get any kind of compliment from her mother. She can't escape her troubled home-life at school, when she is forced to deal with a lot of the same issues. Her immature coach is determined to turn the team against her, her teammates are bent on losing every game, and the rest of the school population cowers in her presence.
AJ's mounting frustration could turn her into a ticking time bomb, and she knows the first step to solving her problems is to gain acceptance from her mother. Easier said than done. Her relationship with her mother goes from bad to worse when AJ's new green-haired boyfriend knocks on the door.
She knows she'll have to clean up her guy if she wants to earn Mom's respect. But AJ's secret ability to foretell the future is driving her and her mom further apart, and if she doesn't tell her mom about her horrible vision soon, her brother will die.
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