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Index to vessels arriving in Sydney, 1837-1925
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Acknowledgement This index was compiled by, and is published on our website with the permission of Ms Mary-Anne Warner, who also retains the copyright to this index.
State Records wishes to acknowledge this contribution to our online indexes.
It is with great pleasure I acknowledge the generosity of these wonderful genies: Tamea (N.S.W.), Sharon (S.A.), who joined me to transcribe these records; Gloria, Lyn and Maurie (Qld) for transcribing and painstakingly proofing the results and Lyn and Maurie for gathering, from other sources, missing information, and helping to make searching for the vessels our rels travelled, or worked on, available for Genies everywhere. Their time, patience and skills have made this online Index possible.
The information available on this Index has been transcribed from the State Records Authority of NSW Reels of the Shipping Master's Office, an Index of Vessels Arrived, 1837-1925 (4/5195-97, X69-73 Reels 2502-2503A).
Please note that there were a number of pages, or sections of pages, missing from the original records, therefore this Index has been augmented with records from 'The Shipping Gazette and Sydney Trade Journal', the 'Sydney Morning Herald' Shipping Columns and vessel scans which are recorded on the Mariners and Ships in Australian Waters site. One complete section of vessels with names commencing with letter A, was not on the reels, it will be able to be reconstructed when the Mariners and ships in Australian Waters project has been completed.
Every care possible has been taken with these records but, as usual, remember to check original sources of everything for yourself."
Mary-Anne Warner
About the Index
This index was compiled from the following record series:
NRS 13277, Indexes to ships arrived, 1837-1925
These records are available in the reading room on microfilm.
Are copies available from this Index?
No, copies are not available from this index at present.
Help with immigration records
Our family history page on Immigration includes examples of various shipping records, useful tips and 'how to' worksheets to help you search for arrivals to New South Wales.
Related indexes (search by name of immigrant)
- Assisted Immigrants, 1839-96
- Unassisted Immigrants, 1842-55
- Unassisted passenger and crew arrivals, 1854-1922
(Mariners and Ships in Australian Waters website)
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New Android apps worth downloading: Google Drive update, Adblock Plus, Littlest Pet Shop
The latest update to Google Drive kicks off today's apps worth downloading, bringing the capability of editing spreadsheets to Android users. Adblock Plus allows users to block ads in apps and browser windows without rooting their devices. Finally, Littlest Pet Shop offers virtual pet care opportunities to players.
Google Drive update (Free)
What's it about? The Google Drive app lets users view and edit documents saved in the cloud.
What's cool? The latest update to Google Drive brings users the capability of editing spreadsheets and content tables from their mobile devices. The app already made it possible to see documents shared with you, create new ones, add to and edit them, and now even more document types are available to mobile users. Google also made a few more improvements, like the ability to add shortcuts to Google Drive documents and folders to your device's home screen, and minor things such as better clipboard support and cutting and pasting capabilities.
Who's it for? Avid users of Google Drive will definitely want this mobile version, specifically as it becomes more and more capable.
What's it like? Try Dropbox for more document sharing and cloud support, and Quickoffice Pro for another document editing solution.
Adblock Plus (Free)
What's it about? Just like with its PC version, Adblock knocks out ads both in your mobile browsers and in your favorite free apps.
What's cool? There's not really too much more to Adblock, except the fact that it works across multiple different applications. The app will block ads in apps, browser windows, and even in videos, and doesn't require your Android device to be rooted. It's not foolproof – the app works better on some Android devices than others, and there are some types of websites that Android prevents Adblock from filtering. But for the most part, this is a handy free app that knocks out ads from a variety of sources.
Who's it for? Anybody annoyed with ads should find some use in Adblock Plus.
What's it like? AdFree Android and AdAway offer similar functionality to Adblock, but you'll need to have a rooted device for them to work.
Littlest Pet Shop (Free)
What's it about? Players collect and care for various animals in Gameloft's Littlest Pet Shop, by playing with them, building houses, washing and feeding them.
What's cool? For a virtual pet game, Littlest Pet Shop offers quite a bit of content. There are a lot of animals that can be unlocked, for one thing, and taking care of them includes a lot of different activities. Mostly the game is about collecting, and you can unlock new stuff to work with your pets over time, as well. Like many of Gameloft's other casual titles, there's a healthy dose of management, and before long you'll be creating your own entire pet town.
Who's it for? Littlest Pet Shop is primarily geared toward kids, but it might appeal to folks who also like pet simulation games.
What's it like? Try Mini Pets and Pet Shop Story for more digital pet action.

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Notes from the Underbelly is Back.
Okay, so for all of you who keep asking me about the show, I have scoop. Yes, Notes From the Underbelly is coming back to ABC. You might even have already seen some ads, but in case you haven't, the season premiere will be on Monday, November 26th at 9:30 pm. It's funny, before the show existed, I never gave much thought to timeslots or counter programming, to lead-ins or half-hour companion shows. I didn't care about ratings or demographics, or what night Fox was planning to air American Idol. I just watched what was on my Tivo, a regular viewer blissfully ignorant with respect to the ins and outs of television programming. But now that I have a vested interest, suddenly it all seems so fascinating. And so whether you care or not, I'm going to take this opportunity to subject you to all that I've learned, if for no other reason than because it is all I've been talking about lately, and there really isn't anything else that I feel like writing about today.
So, that being said, we got a great timeslot. We're on right after Christina Applegate's new show, Samantha Who?, which is the number one new comedy on television, and also really compatible with Notes. Even better, the night of the premiere is also the season finale of Dancing with the Stars, from 8:00 to 9:00. It's the polar opposite of last year's situation, when the show premiered in April, changed time slots twice, was paired with According to Jim, and only aired for a few weeks. And hopefully, all of this will combine to bring the show some more attention than it got last season.
But of course, nothing is ever simple in tv land, and this time around, the wrench being thrown isn't changing timeslots or pushed back premiere dates, but rather, a labor dispute. As in, the writers are on strike, which puts a whole new set of variables into place. Now, as a novelist, I'm not a member of the Writer's Guild, and so the outcome of the strike doesn't affect what I will make or not make on books I sell in the future. But as a novelist who wrote a book on which a current television show is based, the strike does affect me. I, like everyone else involved with the show, only get paid if episodes are produced, and as long as the writers aren't writing, there won't be any new episodes produced. So without getting into a debate about which side is right or wrong – without even laying out the positions of each side – I'll just say that I support what the writers are trying to do, but I also hope that the matter is resolved fairly quickly, so that the actors and the cameramen and the wardrobe people and the production assistants and the key grips and the editors and everyone else who is worried about how they're going to pay their bills and buy Christmas presents for their kids, can get back to work.


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text: What snack, when? Kids need fuel. We've got healthy kids' snack ideas they'll love. By Yuki Hayashi 2014-03-10 03:25:52 Active children need high-octane fuel. Power your kids with a balanced diet that adheres to Canada's Food Guide recommendations. And when it comes to pre- and post-training snacks, rely on the one-two punch of complex carbs and protein, to rev up your kids for sports and help them reload afterward."A good guideline is carbs going into a workout, protein afterward for recovery. Obviously, no snack is all carbohydrate or all protein," but Theresa Albert, a Toronto-based registered nutritionist, says you can tailor each snack to provide nutrients as required. These 30 great snacks keep hunger at bay and maintain energy for peak performance.PRE-WORKOUT FUEL: When: No later than one hour before the workout, providing enough time to digest and avoid upset stomach.Why: A carb-heavy pre-sport snack fuels muscles during a workout. "Don't think about calories—that kind of thinking leads straight to white flour and little cookie packets," says Albert. Wholesome, complex carbs in a modest quantity won't leave your kid feeling too full. What: Here are some smart options:• A yogurt tube and handful of cereal• A handful of (unsweetened) dried fruit and nuts• Trail mix (no chocolate chips)• Veggies and hummus• A peanut butter and jam sandwich• Milk and raisins• Oatmeal and sliced fruit or berries• A smoothie: water, juice, banana or berries• Banana (add a smear of peanut butter, if desired)• Fig bars• Baby potatoes with sea salt• Popcorn and nuts• A bagel (or half bagel) with peanut butter • Pretzels and baby carrots• Canned fruit in juice (not sugar syrup)• Apple slices with almond butterPOST-WORKOUT RECOVERYWhen: Within 30 minutes post-workout, to replenish energy stores and start rebuilding muscle.Why: After a tough workout, emphasize protein, which the body uses to rebuild muscle tissue. If a post-workout meal is immediately available, a snack might not be needed, although a glass of milk (plain or chocolate) is a good way to tide kids over till they sit down to eat. What: Here are some tasty options:• Cheese strings and fruit slices• Peanut butter on a rice cake, with a banana• A tuna sandwich on whole wheat bread• A turkey roll-up (sliced cheese and apple rolled in deli turkey slices)• Multigrain melba toast with cream cheese• A smoothie: coconut water or low-fat milk, ice, banana• Greek yogurt with berries• Drinkable yogurt with orange slices• Whole wheat English muffin with hummus and sliced turkey or chicken• A hard-cooked egg and apple• Edamame with sea salt• Nuts and popcorn• Low-fat chocolate milk• Low-fat plain milk• Breadsticks with bean dip• Whole wheat pita chips with hummusTIP: Many snacks can double as pre- and post-workout snacks, if your kid doesn't mind.Participating in our Passport to Summer online scavenger hunt? Click here to open a new window revealing our newsletters (consider signing up for the scoop on everything going on at Canadian Living!) and then click here to enter!


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Goal-Setting When You Don't Know What You Want
Goal-setting is something you must be doing now, and always. While goal-setting is particularly helpful in your career, it's also a great tactic in most aspects of your life. How many times have you heard that dreaded, "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" But it's amazing and motivating when you realize what you responded to that question 5 years ago, is exactly where you are now. Sometimes our goals or dreams change or evolve over those 5 years, and that's normal. But sometimes we know just what it is we want, and the path we put into motion today will lead us directly to our desires.
Goal-setting techniques may be different for each of us, but crafting time-specific and detailed goals can help you work backwards in identifying what tasks you'll need to complete to reach those goals. Maybe its to-do lists that really help you out; take the time each week or each day to write out your to-do list, and make sure your daily tasks are in line with your larger goals.
It's okay if you're not really sure what your goals are. As we age and grow we dig deeper into who we really are and what we really want. Ask yourself these questions:
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- How important is/Could I live without ____ (a career, family life, travel, etc.)?
- How do I want to spend my time?
Do some soul-searching to come up with the answers. Deciding how you want to spend your life and discovering what's truly important to you will help you better shape your goals. If the only thing you discover from this exercise is that you'd rather pursue a career with travel benefits than settle down with a family right now, consider that a huge success.
If you find your life is on a path contradictory to what your larger goals are, don't panic. Even seemingly arbitrary experiences will help shape you as a person and give you knowledge and perspective you may not have had prior. But defining your goals will help make sure this doesn't happen; consider your goals a road map for your life, indicting where to stay on the path, and when to veer the course.
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It doesn't matter if you're interested in politics or couldn't give a hoot, the decision will directly impact you, your family and your friends for years to come.
Even though the justices are supposed to be ruling only on whether the individual mandate requiring most people to buy health insurance is constitutional, the decision could undermine most — if not all — of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. That's because only by expanding the base of customers can insurance companies afford the cost of providing coverage to everyone, including people with expensive preexisting conditions.
To put this in perspective, half of all adults ages 55-64 have a preexisting condition. That's just a fact of aging: Human beings eventually get sick and wear out.
Assuming the law is upheld, the individual mandate doesn't take effect until Jan. 1, 2014.
(The law is more commonly referred to by the nickname, "ObamaCare," because President Obama pushed it. The moniker, created by Republicans, is a little ridiculous, however. As one columnist noted, we don't call Social Security "RooseveltCare" or refer to Medicare and Medicaid as "JohnsonCare." Maybe the GOP knows the image of a black attorney is far scarier to its voters than a New York aristocrat or a Texas rancher.)
Other key provisions of the law — some of which already are in place — include prohibitions against insurers from placing dollar limits on their customers' lifetime benefits, preventing insurers from canceling coverage when a customer gets sick and creating a special high-risk insurance pool for people with serious medical conditions.
Also, young adults are allowed to stay on their parents' plans until age 26, and elderly people will receive a rebate to cover Medicare's "doughnut hole" and reduce drug costs it doesn't cover. Small businesses will get tax cuts to help pay for employee coverage.
But without the individual mandate, it's a good bet that this house of cards will come tumbling down.
A report issued April 2 by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the federal government's independent auditor, said if ObamaCare is overturned, the nation's debt will grow faster than if the law remained untouched.
"Federal deficits and debt have reached historic highs in recent years.
Congress has taken action to address the fiscal imbalance, but longer-term challenges remain," the GAO's report states.
"As our 2011 simulations showed, if the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) is implemented as intended it would have a major effect on the gap but would not eliminate it. The aging of the population and rising health care costs will continue putting upward pressure on spending," the report continues. "Several provisions of PPACA were designed to control the growth of health care costs. The full implementation and effectiveness of these cost-control provisions, which are reflected in the Baseline Extended simulation, would slow the growth in federal health care spending over the long term."
Health care spending is growing faster than the overall U.S. economy as more members of the Baby Boom generation become eligible for federal health programs. The number of Baby Boomers turning 65 will jump in coming years. They averaged about 7,600 per day in 2011, and will grow to about 11,400 per day by 2029.
Although the GAO said other measures also are necessary, its report stated that ObamaCare is one component that helps contain costs in coming years.
Spending on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and interest would grow to about 70 cents of every dollar spent by 2040, if ObamaCare is kept intact.
By comparison, such spending would account for 73 cents of every federal dollar spent by 2040 if the law is struck down.
"Overall, our simulations illustrate the difficult trade-offs that policymakers will have to consider in order to rebalance the federal government's fiscal position," the GAO's report concludes.
The second anniversary of ObamaCare becoming law was March 23. To mark the occasion, Ohio Consumers for Health Coverage held events in 40 cities and towns across the state to outline the law's benefits that already have been realized.
Cathy Levine, the group's co-chairwoman, said the individual mandate only would affect 1 percent of Americans. Eighty-three percent of Americans have health coverage. About 16 percent of the people without coverage would either receive subsidies or be exempted, she added.
"That leaves an estimated 1 percent of the population who don't want insurance and don't want to be required to have insurance. They, frankly, are freeloading off the rest of us," Levine said.
"By requiring everyone to pay their fair share, insurance companies can no longer deny coverage to people who are sick and have been labeled with preexisting conditions. That's what all the fuss is about with the individual responsibility provision."
Ohio Consumers for Health Coverage is a consumer advocacy group that seeks to achieve affordable, high quality health-care for all people. Its supporters include labor unions like AFSCME and SEIU, along with groups like the Ohio Council of Churches, the League of Women Voters of Ohio, AARP, the Children's Defense Fund and others.
Frankly, conservatives should hope that ObamaCare is upheld. If it isn't, probably the easiest route around the legal arguments made against the individual mandate is to create a robust "public option," which could be achieved by expanding the current Medicare program.
The public option involves the creation of a government-sponsored insurance plan to compete with private insurance providers. It's important because it would provide a fallback for people who private companies won't insure, and use economies of scale to negotiate lower prices from physicians and drug companies, providing an incentive for private plans to do the same and get serious about eliminating waste.
This is something that many progressives, including myself, had hoped all along that Obama would seek. He didn't because he was trying to compromise and use a private sector strategy that once was embraced by people like Mitt Romney and endorsed by conservative think tanks like the Heritage Foundation.
If that happens, maybe all the fear mongering by the Far Right will have been worth it.
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A 7-year-old boy was shot in his hand inside a Wilmington home Monday night.
The shooting happened about 10 p.m. inside a home on the 200 block of Delamore Street, The News Journal of Wilmington reports.
The boy's injuries were not believed to be life-threatening. He was taken to Nemours/Alfred I. DuPont Hospital of Children for treatment.
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In 2001 North Florida Christian won their fourth straight state title, and fifth in six years. That was then; this is now as Casey Weldon has the Eagles looking for another championship.
Casey Weldon said, "Overall this season it's been a lot of fun, and going to Miami has been one of our goals, and we're looking forward to it."
Unlike past years, NFC'S road to state wasn't so clear. A new coach plus the loss of 4 division one players equaled uncertainty to start the season, but that changed quickly as the team came together.
Chris Walley said, "We had to come together as a unit, that's the main key is play together. That's what we told them before the game play hard, play fast, and play together and that's what we did."
Dayne Read said, "We really had a good camp this summer and we came together as a team and we just went from there and kept building."
The Eagles play Glades Day Friday and although the opponent isn't familiar, the coach is. Former NFC head man Pete Walker leads the Gators bringing an interesting twist, to the state title game.
Walley said, "Yeah, we're playing coach Walker. It'll be a fun match-up. We both know each other. He's got a lot of respect for us and vice versa, we have respect for him."
With that said it will all be settled on the field as NFC looks to bring a little bit of their past, into the present and add 2006 to their storied history.
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November 3, 2013 BELLAIRE — A pair of playoff-bound football teams met for the 108th time Saturday afternoon at soggy and windy Nelson Field. more »»
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October 31, 2013 Saying there's a lot on the line in this year's Bellaire vs. Martins Ferry game might be the understatement of the season. more »»
Football: Burress Leads Martins Ferry's Surge
October 26, 2013 RICHMOND — Martins Ferry's Arjay Burress fumbled on the sixth play of the game helping set Edison rolling toward a 21-0 advantage it held late in the second quarter. more »»
Martins Ferry Defense Holds Strong Late
October 19, 2013 By FRED YOUNCE For The Intelligencer WINTERSVILLE — In a 48-minute game, things sometimes come down to one play. more »»
Football Lookahead: There's No Looking Ahead for Martins Ferry, Creek
October 17, 2013 While fans in the stands at Kettlewell Stadium for Friday night's game between Martins Ferry and Indian Creek might have the postseason on their minds, the two head coaches will have their attention... more »»
Football: Martins Ferry 43, Buckeye Local 6
October 12, 2013 RAYLAND — Bryan Styles rushed for touchdowns of 5 and 19 yards while Bruce Burger went in from 2 and 16 yards as Martins Ferry (6-1) racked up 341 on the ground and pounded Buckeye Local (0-7). more »»
Football Lookahead: Buckeye Hopes to Limit Martins Ferry
October 10, 2013 Phil Pest is well-aware of the task at hand. If his winless Buckeye Local squad is going to upset state-ranked Martins Ferry on Friday night, it's going to take a near-flawless performance. more »»
Football: Ferry Improves to 5-1
October 5, 2013 MORRISTOWN — Martins Ferry isn't a team that needs any help on the football field. Union Local has been in a helpful mood since starting the season 3-0. more »»
Football Lookahead: UL Faces Ferry Looking to Snap Two-Game Losing Skid
October 3, 2013 The Buckeye 8 doesn't offer too many opportunities to look ahead. more »»
Football: Ferry Takes out Harrison Central
September 28, 2013 MARTINS FERRY — Often times, how a team regroups and rebounds from its first setback speaks volumes for the type of squad it is. more »»
Football Lookahead: Huskies Know What They're Getting From Ferry
September 26, 2013 There's no time in the Buckeye 8 to get too high or too low. more »»
Football: Brown, Red Devils Run Over Ferry
September 21, 2013 MARTINS FERRY — St. Clairsville has had its fair share of troubles securing victories at the Dave Bruney Football Complex. more »»
Football Lookahead: Ferry, St. C., Meet Earlier
September 19, 2013 For the first time in a handful of years, Martins Ferry and St. Clairsville are clashing much earlier in the season than they've become accustomed as Buckeye 8 League play begins this weekend. more »»
Football:Cadets Fall To Purple Riders
September 14, 2013 MARTINS FERRY — As Buckeye 8 play begins next week, Martins Ferry is starting to hit its stride on both sides of the ball and is believing in itself. more »»
Football Lookahead: Linsly Will Be Tested vs. Ferry
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Slamdance Back in P.C.; Hollywood Festival Winners; and Venice Announces Shorts Lineup
Compiled by Eugene Hernandez,John Bernstein and Mark Rabinowitz
>> Slamdance Back in Park City for '99
The Slamdance Film Festival will return to Park City for its fifth year
January 23 - 30, 1999, organizers confirmed yesterday. The festival
will again take place at the Treasure Mountain Inn on Main Street.
"We take each year as it comes," Slamdance Executive Director told
indieWIRE yesterday, explaining that the he has held numerous meetings
with Park City officials and business people to secure support for
the event. "We worked very closely with the city," Baxter explained,
"Without them wanting to be our host, we just couldn't have our
Baxter added that the Slamdance crew will be heading up to Park City
in October for two days of screenings as part of the Park City film
series at the library, a regular Sundance Film Festival venue.
Slamdance will show a selection of film's from past festivals, as
they did recently in New York City. The festival was founded in
1995 as an alternative to the Sundance Film Festival, it has since
grown into a year-round organization that also organizes an annual
screenplay competition.
[Entries are currently being accepted for the 1999 Slamdance Film
Festival. For more information visit the festival website at
<www.slamdance.com>, or call the festival office at 323/466.1786.
The first deadline is October 14th, late entries will be accepted until
November 14th.]
>> Second Hollywood Film Fest Concludes With Awards Gala
The 2nd Annual Hollywood Film Festival closed on Monday night with a
gala awards ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel that paid tribute to
emerging independent filmmakers and more established Hollywood
professionals. Complete with a lavish set, ornate trophies, an elegant
sit-down dinner for 740 people, and a twelve-piece orchestra, the
glitzy, star-studded affair more closely resembled the Academy Awards
and its Governor's Ball than an independent film festival event.
Among the films in competition at the festival, Nick Searcy's "Paradise
Falls" won the award for Best Feature Under a Million, while Australia's
Robert Carter took the top honor for Best Feature Over a Million for
"The Sugar Factory." Seth Henrikson and David Sarno's "Goreville,
U.S.A." (which also won at Slamdance) took the award for Best
Documentary. Filmmaker Steven Ayromlooi won two prizes, taking Best
Animated Film, ("Return of the Sun Devil"), and was recognized with
the Hollywood Young Filmmaker Award for his short "Nathan Grimm."
Actress Penelope Ann Miller was presented with a special jury prize
for Best Acting in a Feature for her turn in Craig Saavedra's poignant
"Rhapsody in Bloom." Other awards given included; JJ Keith's "Holiday
Romance," Best Short Film; L. Alan Fraser, ("Next Time"), Hollywood
Independent Filmmaker Award; Rob Legato and Crystal Dowd ("Titanic"),
Hollywood Digital Award; and the Hollywood Cyber Award for best
entertainment website went to Entertainment Tonight Online.
>> The Venice Film Festival Announces Shorts Lineup
The Venice Film Festival has announced the lineup for its short film
competition, Corto-Cortissimo, and it features two U.S. films, according
to Daily Variety. The U.S. entries are Sofia Coppola's "Lick the Star"
and David Ondaatje's "Waiting For Dr. MacGuffin," while other entries in
the 16-strong field hail from 10 countries. The 16 films were chosen by
Venice topper Felice Laudadio from a field of 625 submissions, according
to the trade paper. In addition to the 16 competition shorts, the
Corto-Cortissimo lineup will also include a screening of Oscar Grillo's
"Wide Prairie," an animated film written and voiced by the late Linda
McCartney. The short was also produced by McCartney, along with her
husband Paul McCartney, and will be screened in her honor.
The complete lineup of the Corto-Cortissimo, according to Variety, is as
follows: Peter Boyd Maclean's "The Boot" (U.K.); Britta Krause's "Five
Minutes" (Germany); "Lick the Star," by Sofia Coppola (U.S.); Andrea
Manni's "A Man on Foot" (Italy); "Mashe'hoo Ba'al Erech," by Dorit Hakim
(Israel); Jose Barrio's "Mr. Jones" (Spain); "prelude," by Fabrizio
Ferri (Italy); "Queen's Park Story," by Barney Cokeliss (U.K.);
Marc-Olivier Picron's "The Red Button" (Belgium); "The Sea Below," by
Alessandro Dionisio (Italy); "Sweet Night," by Alexandre Billon
(France); Spiro N. Taviras' "Sunset in Venice" (Greece/Italy/Germany);
Emil Stang Lund's "Tann For Tann" (Norway); "Taxi," by Elisabetta
Villaggio (Italy); "389," by Patrick Nolan (Australia), and "Waiting For
Dr. MacGuffin," by David Ondaatje (U.S.).


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I've done several searches but I can't find a recent thread that concerned replacing the springs in a Brooks Champion Flyer with softer ones. A poster reported replacing his springs with those from another model of Brooks saddle to get more compliance, and I'd like to do the same, but I can't remember the model from which he got the replacements. I also have a Brooks B-67 which uses the identical springs as the Flyer, except they're chromed. The wire diameter, coil diameter and number of coils match exactly, so that's not a solution. Can anyone help me out here?
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11.23.09 | Men's Basketball
Six players score in double digits as Baker rolls
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. - The Baker men's basketball team continues to ride a hot streak. They have recorded five straight wins after defeating Tabor College Monday evening by a score of 104-92.
Six players scored in double figures: Andre Strozier with 22, Sam Kenney with 17, Austin Bond with 16, Jaris Wommack with16, Malcolm Greer with 13 and Manuel Medina with 10.
The Wildcats shot 58 percent from the floor and 33 percent from beyond the arc en route to their longest winning streak since 2006 when they won five straight to begin the season.
Tuesday evening the WIldcats will travel to Maryville, Mo., for a exhibition contest with Northwest Missouri State at 7:30 p.m.


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The government appears to be gearing up for second-generation reforms in the insurance sector.
When he resumed charge of the finance ministry, P Chidamabaram held a slew of meetings with the insurance regulator and captains of the industry in October 2012. Also, at a meeting in Singapore recently, the finance minister told the global community that the government was committed to seeking parliamentary approval for increasing the FDI limit in the insurance and pension sectors to 49% from the current ceiling of 26%.
The reforms introduced in 1999 were focussed more on opening up of the sector, enabling private players to enter and for attracting FDI to support this highly capital-intensive industry. The new regulations served the industry well and, over a period of time, the country witnessed entry of as many as 44 insurance entities. The contribution of the sector to the GDP increased to a record 5.1% in 2009-10, up from 2.9% in 1999. In the life sector, the number of intermediaries rose to a high of 2.9 million. As a result, the sector experienced a boom similar to the telecom sector during the best period of the economic reforms.
The industry reclaimed its role in the economy as an important component of development strategies. During 2010-11, however, the trend started weakening after almost a decade of fabulous growth in market penetration, distribution reach and product innovation.
The last two years were quite frustrating and the possibility of a revival seemed remote till the finance minister made the policy of the government explicit by announcing the 12-point programme for the life insurance sector and governments views on the issues plaguing the non-life and health business in the backdrop of the limitations faced by the insurers due to regulatory pressures.
The spate of regulatory guidelines, aimed at protecting policyholders interest and curbing wasteful expenditure, did bring with them a trail of misery, putting many companies completely out of track. Such steps were motivated by the need to curb mis-selling, but coinciding with the global economic slowdown, the regulatory interventions drew curtains on the first phase of reforms.
The constraints faced by the insurers and their pain were noted by the finance minister during his interactions with the CEOs.
The 12-point programme for life insurers tries to address issues in the domain of taxation, product approval, revamping of the distribution channel, etc. For the non-life sector, the government has hinted at the need to bring more transparency


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LaTanya Sheffield
Interview with Coach Sheffield
IAAF World Championships Schedule/Results
Long Beach State track & field assistant coach LaTanya Sheffield is currently serving as an assistant for the U.S. women at the World Championships in Moscow, Russia, and will be updating LongBeachState.com throughout the meet.
August 14
Day 5. Today is a rest day for the sprinters and hurdlers. They are preparing their hamstrings for another grueling session of competition. Some team members visited with the American Ambassador for hors d'oeuvres. I visited Red Square, breath taking buildings. Also had time to SHOP, SHOP and SHOP!! Any requests?
August 13
Today completes Day 4. It was very exciting because we heard our National Anthem during the medal ceremony again. We took the gold and silver in the 110 hurdles. A collection of countries stood near me as I sang our anthem at the top of my lungs (off key). I wonder if they were thinking... This is a good time for her to lip sync.
August 12
Day 3: The warm-up field is intense. The men's 110 hurdle final, women's 400 hurdles, women's shot put final, and the women's 100m final will be contested today. Tension and anticipation is in high form. The U.S. has some heavy hitters. Other countries know that we are the team to beat. Our athletes are wearing the pressure well. As they prepare in their separate corners of the track there is only one goal in mind... put bodies behind you. Go USA!
August 11
Usain Bolt is electrifying and entertaining! The morning of the men's 100m final, Dennis Mitchell, coach of Justin Gatlin, told me that he needed to get his mind right in preparation for the competition. Lesson for Day 2... Coaches compete too!!
August 10
Day 1 is complete. The U.S. had a great day of competition. The women's 400m began their first round and all three U.S. athletes advanced to the second round. Behind the scenes, in the warm-up track there is a large clock that displays the time that the athletes are to report in. It registers down to the seconds. They are very punctual. If you miss the call time by seconds you will not be allowed to compete! My job as a coach is to make sure each elite athlete adheres to the schedule. Today I was anxious. Each athlete warms up differently. Our first two athletes made the call time with room to spare. The third athlete went to the wire. On the inside I wanted to interrupt her warm up, pick her up and take her to the call room but on the outside it was important that I remained cool and calm while gently rushing her to meet the call time. Needless to say she made it with only 3 seconds to spare. Lesson for the day... Never let 'em see you sweat! Go USA and Go Beach!
August 9
Team USA is very excited to commence Day One. As coach of the women's sprint & hurdles I am anxious for us to get the party started with the women's 400m. Our women will lose their family name and inherit our country name...USA!!!
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Quality Time (Adam's Rocker)
Tom, one of our Eagle America woodworkers writes:
Finally I have found some time to get back into the basement to finish Adam's rocker. In the last blog about this rocker I promised to show how I joined the cross pieces to the back support and the seat. Compared to the rest of the construction this was very simple.
A note here…the location and drilling of these holes for the back assembly was done BEFORE gluing the rockers to the cross supports. I show the bottom back support cross member in the last blog in its final drilled state. It would be very difficult to drill the holes if the rockers were glued to the cross supports.
I used dowel centers to locate the holes and ½" dowels to hold the parts together. I laid out the positions of the holes for the dowels in the 5 seat back slats and seat supports and drilled them. Although I tried to get them "properly" located, I did not obsess on getting the position exactly right. The important thing here is to get the mating hole correctly positioned in the cross braces and seat pieces. This was easy with the dowel centers. I clamped up the seat back slats using spacers to make sure the spacing was correct and then carefully pressed the cross braces on the center points of the dowel centers.
This required a little finesse, but with the use of a small combination square to check to make sure the cross pieces were square and even with the outside boards, it worked out. I chamfered the top edge of the holes to make the back and seat easier to assemble.
I cut 1" long dowels and glued them into the holes on the back slats.
One very important point, I did this on a drill press with a forstner bit. I would recommend this and would discourage trying to drill these kinds of mating holes by hand. There is too much room for error doing it by hand.
Assembly was easy. I started on the back by dry fitting all five vertical pieces to cross members, including the lowest cross member that is or will be glued to the rockers. (I glued that after drilling and before back assembly, but it could be done the other way, I think.) I rolled the back to a nearly horizontal position using clamps to hold the dry fit assembly together. I then removed two adjacent back slats from the assembly, applied glue one and reassembled that slat back to the assembly putting clamps in the missing slat position. I started with the middle slat and worked my way out using the same procedure for the other 4 slats.
The seat slats were done with their side supports in position on the rocker. Again marking the position with the dowel centers took a little finesse but turned out well. Gluing the seat slats to the supports was done with everything mounted on the rockers.
I apologize for no pictures on this part of the description. I got so excited that I was going to get this out of my shop, I forgot!!!
Memorial Day Tribute
Dan Walter, Eagle America's founder writes:
Well friends, it's that time of year again. Each and every holiday that our country honors our military has a special meaning for me. Unfortunately some of the more serious ones turn out to be a great excuse for many retailers to offer you the opportunity to part with your money. Like many of you, some I have come to accept or embrace while others I have a hard time with. Such is the case with Memorial Day. A few weeks ago we celebrated Armed Forces Day. On this day we pay thanks to all those men and women who are actively serving our country. In November, we celebrate Veterans Day, where we pay thanks to those who have served on our behalf. Today, on Memorial Day, we pay homage to those brave soldiers who paid the ultimate price and gave their lives defending our great country in order to preserve our precious freedoms.
As a young boy I was in the high school marching band. Every year we would parade down the streets of our town and I would bang the big bass drum trying to keep everyone in step. As we passed the reviewing stand, the members would stand and salute our flag. At the end of the parade route was Memorial Park where we circled a big American Flag that always seemed to be blowing in the breeze. We played a march or two for the "old" soldiers that showed up that day to hear us play. After that, the town pool was open, summer had officially begun and we were on our merry way home.
Now I am one of those old soldiers, a proud veteran who served our country during a time when war was not popular or supported by our government or the general public.
I can go to cemeteries or memorial walls and see the names of friends of mine that died in combat. I am also the son of an immigrant who came here to this country before World War II. After being here for only a few years, Dad was shipped back to Europe in an Army uniform and fought in the streets of his childhood home town for The United States of America. He is no longer here, I miss him more each day, but I still admire his service to our country.
So on this special day, I ask that you just take a moment and think about all of those who gave their lives for your freedom. You can freely start up your barbeque, jump in a pool, watch a parade and listen to the marching band, or have a hot dog with your grandson at the ball park thanks to their sacrifices. In honor of those who served to keep our country free, all I can say is thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Make Woodworking Projects for Mother's Day
Just a quick reminder for you that Mother's Day is fast approaching. This year it is on Sunday, May 8th so you better get cracking on making her something special. You are a woodworker, this is your chance to shine! Use your router bits, saw blades, Kreg jig, sandpaper, wood glue and finishing supplies to make Mom feel loved. Looking for some project ideas? We've got them! Click here for a few, we have the ideas and the tools for you to get the job done right.
Wall Cupboard Display
Mary, one of Eagle America's customer service representatives writes:
I have collected Wade figurines for 25 years.
It started innocently enough with the Rose Tea giveaways and now it has blossomed into a full blown obsession.
My collection had out grown its original antique medicine showcase so my darling, Mike, built a wall cupboard for me.
We designed it together and it turned out great.
The bits Mike used on the top and bottom were from Eagle America's Price Cutter router bit line.
They were profiles P14-2911, P14-3107 & P14-3115.
I wanted a beaded board back for interest but we kept the stains light to highlight the figurines.
We added a cap at the top and bottom to soften the edges.
The clasp to hold the door tight are rare earth magnets embedded in the top of the door and the inside corner of the frame.
As you can see the new cupboard is full so I think he should get started on another one, don't you?
Mortise. Tenon. Router?
*** This post is courtesy of Tom Iovino of Tom's Workbench ***
The mortise and tenon joint is timeless. Classic. Functional. And, not as difficult to cut as you might imagine.
Oh, sure, if you have never cut one before, you might be scared senseless to start. I mean, don't you need a shop full of fancy, expensive jigs and unitasking machines? Think about Norm Abram of the New Yankee Workshop. He cut mortises with special fixtures for his drill press or his dedicated hollow chisel mortiser. And, he had his special table saw jig that cut tenons on boards standing on their ends. If you build a lot of projects with numerous mortises and tenons, this is a good way to go. These tools offer a great deal of flexibility and convenience when cranking out these joints all day. But, I would contest that you have one of the best mortise AND tenon cutting systems in your plunge router. Equipped with the right kind of bit, these babies can crank out tight-fitting joinery with little effort.
For mortising, I like to equip my router with an up-spiral bit. Those bits resemble drill bits, with flutes that can eject sawdust from the joint you are excavating, giving you smooth walled mortises of a consistent width and depth. There are many ways you can go about guiding your router to give you the desired results. Here are just a few:
With a template. If you rout a slot in a piece of MDF or plywood at a width that can accept a router bushing, it will guide your router as you cut away. I usually cut a 3/4″ slot to accept a like-sized bushing, then use a 1/2″, 3/8" or 1/4″ bit to cut the appropriately sized mortise.
With a center-finding guide. Special base plates with carefully aligned bearings automatically center your bit on the work piece, locating the mortise in the ideal location for maximum strength.
With your edge guide. By using your edge guide, you can carefully place the bit anywhere along the piece, giving maximum adjustability.
With a table mounted router. Flip your router into a router table, adjust the fence to place the mortise where you want it and lower the work onto the bit and using stop blocks to control the final length of the mortise.
The tenon can be made just as easily with your router. You could cut it on a router table by pushing your work past a straight cutting bit, which is certainly a viable option. However, once I tried a four-faced tenon cutting jig – WOW. That has become my favorite way to cut tenons. Fast, accurate and repeatable.
The jig is very simple to build – it has a flat top piece with a window cut into the top for the router to plunge through. There is also a vertical fin that gets dadoed into the bottom of this top piece. And, finally, there's a fence that the board you are routing sits against.
Set the depth on a rabbeting bit, and start the router. The length of the tenon is set by the plunge depth of the router, and the depth of cut is set by the guide bearing at the bottom of the bit. Jim McCleary of Proven Woodworking has an outstanding page featuring plans for the jig and videos of how it works.
Yes, the mortise and tenon is a great joint. And, now that you know how to cut both parts with your plunge router, what are you waiting for? Get out there and build!
*** Specials thanks to Tom Iovino, a true Shop Monkey, for this post. He will be providing posts on a monthly basis for Eagle America, check back again soon. ***
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New Shaper Cutter Build-A-Sets
We have given you the freedom to create your own Router Bit Build-A-Sets online for over a year now. Today we are proud to announce you can now do the same thing with our Shaper Cutters! So what is a Build-A-Set you ask? Good question, here is how it works:
- They currently are available for Door Construction projects only
- Let's say you are making a raised panel door with your router
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Our router bit loving fans have been using this functionality for the last year and our shaper cutter fans were jealous…not anymore! Click over today and give either of them a try.


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main causes for the decline of spoken Irish (according to Hindley)
Hindley (page 143) talks of "the fundamental problem from which most others stem, namely the grave lack of numbers and the lack of any substantial territorial base in which Irish has unchallenged dominance". The main subsidiary points are:
By far the most important reason is economic. The remaining Gaeltachaí do not contain a single large town. They are small rural communities, dependent on English-speaking towns for employment, shopping, entertainment, health care, education, etc. It is impossible to be a banker, lawyer, University lecturer, computer programmer, advertising executive or to pursue any other well-remunerated career without using English as one's working language. Social and economic pressures force people to speak English, even if they would rather use Irish. Gaeltacht parents know that their children must emigrate to English-speaking Ireland or English-speaking countries abroad if they are to get good jobs. Therefore English is absolutely essential, while Irish is absolutely useless. In fact (so Hindley says) many still associate Irish with poverty and regard it as an obstacle to social and economic advancement for their children. Parents are not prepared to sacrifice their children's welfare to the ideal of Irish revival, and therefore do not raise them with Irish as their first language.
Movement of English-speakers into the Gaeltacht. Where successful industries have been introduced, these have helped undermine the language. Even Gaeilgeoirí returning to take advantage of the new opportunities invariably bring English-speaking families with them. Commuters from towns like Galway moving into the scenic Gaeltacht, holiday makers, visiting friends and relatives from English-speaking areas, all help undermine Irish.
Small numbers of habitual Irish-speakers means a small market for books, periodicals, TV and radio programs etc., and small numbers of people talented enough to produce them. Also small numbers of potential marriage partners (mixed marriages rarely produce children who have Irish as their first language).
Failure to revive Irish in the Galltacht created renewed pessimism about the future of the language and turned the Gaeltachtaí into "fishbowls" from which people wanted to escape. Irish-speakers in the towns are too thinly spread to constitute a true language community, and rarely succeed in passing Irish from one generation to another. On this point Shaping the Future says pxxiv "Outside of the Gaeltacht only about one-quarter of those who grew up in Irish language homes use Irish with the same intensity in their current homes".
Most fundamentally he says:
p253 "...it is impossible to find an example of a language surviving as a normal daily social medium once full bilingualism has been attained by all its native speakers. Full bilingualism removes any need for a lesser language and thereafter it becomes the property of scholars, a priesthood, or some other special group...".
p196 "The death of the last old Irish monoglots, assumed to have occurred since around 1960, means that Irish is no longer necessary to talk to anyone. Given that learning any language demands effort, this is a serious loss of natural incentive & is regarded by many as a fatal step towards language death".
p146 "scarcely anyone remains to whom it is necessary to speak Irish and the great majority who can speak it speak English better".
Luxembourgish appears to be under no threat, although its speakers are trilingual with French and German. However, the different languages are used for different purposes or as linguists describe it, for different domains of use (see the section on Bilingualism).


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Is that true? Or, will the bank still honor my deposit and go after the issuer, Mr. AAA? Of course, in that case Mr. AAA will be in trouble with the law. Am I still be protected? If not, what is my recourse?
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"If you ever bake a cake, this book will become your partner in the kitchen."
This is the classic cake cookbook that enables anyone to make delicious, exquisite cakes. As a writer for food magazines, women's magazines, and newspapers, including The New York Times, Rose Levy Beranbaum's trademark is her ability to reduce the most complex techniques to easy-to-follow recipes. Rose makes baking a joy. This is the definitive work on cakes by the country's top cake baker.
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Rose Levy Beranbaum is a kitchen chemist extraordinaire--this, after all, is the woman who wrote her master's thesis on the effects of sifting on the quality of yellow cake. In The Cake Bible, she explains the science behind types of leavening, the merits (or not) of sifting, melting chocolate, preheating ovens, and more. There are precise and detailed instructions for intricate wedding cakes as well as cakes that can be mixed and in the oven in five minutes. In addition, nutrition information is included with every recipe. Cake scientist Beranbaum doesn't forget the art, either; pencil drawings teach novice bakers how to create a garden full of flowers from royal icing and mushrooms from piped meringue. It's no wonder that the International Association of Culinary Professionals picked The Cake Bible as their cookbook of the year for 1988--this book has something to teach bakers at every level.
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Cyclone notables from Scout.com's new top 100
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Scout.com has released its updated "top 100" and as expect, Iowa State commitment Matt Thomas has skyrocketed up the list.
Thomas, a 6-foot-4 shooting guard out of Onalaska, Wisc. is No. 55 on Scout's new rankings (the No. 11 SG in the class), committed to Iowa State earlier this summer. Going off of memory alone, Thomas was ranked in the 80's on Scout's previous list. Many scouts around the country are referring to Thomas as the best shooter in the class of 2013. In fact, I've heard from a couple of sources that when ESPN's new rankings come out, Thomas might very well be in the top 40. Stay tuned.
CLICK HERE to view the list for yourself.
Another Cyclone commitment is in Scout's top 100. That's Monte Morris, a 6-foot-1 point guard out of Flint, (Mich.) Beecher, at No. 77.
A few other notables...
--- Iowa State has been heavily recruiting Lakeville, Conn. power forward Kyle Washington for quite some time. Washington, who has additional offers from Florida, Marquette, Miami, Minnesota, Notre Dame and Georgia Tech just to name a view, is ranked No. 82 on Scout's new list.
--- Another guy to keep an eye on is Vince Hunter, who is at No. 98 on the list. Hunter is a 6-foot-8 power forward out of Detroit who Cornell Mann appears to be actively recruiting.


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I just shattered my PB time on a loop training ride by 1 minute and 37 seconds! It was just two days ago that I was all happy about beating the previous PB by 2 seconds. Yes the computer is working, and the ride included brief stops at 2 of the three redlights along the route. No, there was no tailwind at all.
Like on Saturday, I wasn't planning an attempt at beating any PB time. When I go the top of the first hill aka check point #1, I noticed I was a minute under my previous best time to that point. Impressive I thought, but I still wasn't about to attempt any record breaking. In fact, I pretty much put it out of my mind and just enjoyed the ride. It wasn't until approaching the last check point a mile from my home that I noticed I was nearly 2 minutes under the previous best time at that point! Then because I was doing so well I relaxed for that last mile thinking anything under the previous PB would be great. And it was!
I honestly don't recall thinking I was doing all that well or working very hard. What I have noticed lately is that because I know the route so well, I've been approaching each section with a plan in mind to increase the speed without blowing up. Little things like keeping it in a higher gear for longer stretches, shifting up at the first hint of a lesser grade, powering up a few of the short but steep sections, plus keeping a faster pace on the downhill sections. Riding smarter, I believe it's called.
For those of you who train a lot and have been keeping track of your progress for a long time, all this is nothing new. It is new for me though. A minute 37 seconds faster than just 2 days ago? Wow. Now all I need to do is actually begin this route with record breaking as the goal! Or maybe I should just keep stumbling along and surprise myself from time to time. Don't want to jinx my progress with an actual plan!


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Shirley Howard David, 90, passed away Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012. He was a resident of Greenwood.
He was born Oct. 2, 1922, in Helmsburg, Ind., to the late Shirley and Mary David Sr.
He married Rosemary Tinkle on May 1, 1942; and she preceded him in death Jan. 19, 2008.
Shirley is survived by his children, Jeannie (Reinold) Von Fange, Kathy (Tom) Leslie, Patty (Warren) Craft, Steve David and Mike (Elizabeth) David; 10 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
He also was preceded in death by his sisters, Ruth Ford, Marjory Linehan and Beulah McCracken.
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He spent the final few years of his military service stationed at the Pentagon as a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He achieved rank of chief master sergeant.
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Q&A: What's happening in Filner case?
Taxpayers could still be on hook even after Filner resignation
Q: What happened Friday?
A: The City Council approved a deal with Mayor Bob Filner related to the sexual harassment lawsuit filed last month by a former mayoral aide against Filner and the city.
The city will drop its lawsuit against Filner related to the case, and provide him a joint legal defense, capping payment of Filner's attorney fees at $98,000.
City Attorney Jan Goldsmith said the city reserves the right to seek reimbursement from Filner if judgment is rendered against the city.
Q: What was the vote?
A: The council voted 7-0 in closed session to approve the deal. Council members Myrtle Cole and Scott Sherman were absent, traveling outside the city, according to their offices. Councilman Kevin Faulconer read a statement from Sherman in support of the agreement.
Q: Did Filner apologize?
A: Yes. Filner said: "For my own part in causing all this, I offer deep apology, certainly to the all the citizens of San Diego. The city should not have been put through this, and my own personal failures were responsible."
As he has in the past, Filner maintained he is innocent of sexual harassment and would be vindicated by due process.
[View video highlights from Filner's speech here.]
Q: When's Filner officially out?
A: The resignation is dated 5 p.m. Aug. 30.
Q: Why is the mayor staying until Aug. 30?
A: He requested to do so for unknown reasons. City officials determined it was a small price to pay to achieve the goal of getting him out of office.
Q: Who takes over?
A: City Council President Todd Gloria takes over the essential duties of mayor, though his power is limited by city charter. The founding document for the city says Gloria's authority does not include veto power "or any other discretionary privilege" of an elected mayor, but does allow for actions required by a court or other governmental agency.
Q: But that's just temporary?
A: Yes, voters will decide on Filner's successor to fill out the remainder of his term. The City Council is required to call a special election to be held within 90 days of the vacancy. If no one receives a majority of the vote, the city would hold a runoff election within 49 days between the top two finishers. The election process could cost $3 million to $6 million, officials have estimated, depending on factors such as whether there is a runoff election.
Q: Is Filner going anywhere?
A: Filner, who has a downtown residence, did not address this except to say that he continues on an outpatient basis to seek professional help.
Q: Could taxpayers be on the hook for more than $98,000?
A: Yes. Limiting the city's payment of Filner's legal fees does not resolve the question of any liability for his employer, the city.
"I'm not saying he did it," City Attorney Jan Goldsmith said. "I'm saying we're liable if he did."
In a memo, Goldsmith said the settlement does not address any criminal charges, money that may be owed to the city for unauthorized expenditures, or claims made based upon alleged conduct by Filner not in his capacity as mayor.
Q: What unauthorized expenditures?
A: Filner, along with his assistant, earlier this year racked up $11,095 in charges on purchasing cards assigned to his office, some of which were personal in nature and that the city has asked he pay back.
In addition, Goldsmith has said Filner's involvement in a $100,000 payment accepted by the mayor's office from developer Sunroad Centrum Partners, then the return of those funds, were unauthorized transactions.
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KEY WEST (USA): Sheikh Hassan bin Jabor Al Thani and throttleman Steve Curtis were classified second overall for the second time in two days.
The pair is also second in the Superboat Unlimited class in race two at the 32nd Annual Key West World Championships in Florida yesterday.
The result keeps the Qatar duo in contention after two races of the three-event boating festival.
The result means that victory in today's finale, which counts for double points and runs over twice the race distance, would be enough for the Spirit of Qatar 96 crew to win the 2012 Key West World Championship.
Victory in a dramatic second race fell to Tor Staubo and John Tomlinson in Gasse 8.
The Norwegian and the American now head into the final race with an unofficial 500 points after taking two successive wins.
Despite a problem with a broken water hose, Sheikh Hassan and Steve Curtis managed to complete one more lap than Marc Granet and Scott Begovich in Miss Geico to take second position.
"We managed to snatch second place and finish ahead of Miss Geico, even though we broke a water hose and had to go into the pits," admitted Sheikh Hassan, the president of the Qatar Marine Sports Federation (QMSF) and driver of Spirit of Qatar 96.
"We were able to coast round and do one more lap and finish the race in front of Miss Geico, which had broke down and was stranded on the course," he added yesterday.
Sheikh Hassan arrived in the United States last Sunday and spent the last two days working with the team to piece together for the final preparations.
The 32nd Annual Key West championship is the highlight event of the year.
The competition attracts team from all parts of the world.
Over 60 teams are participating in this event.
This year's running of the 32nd race will play host to more international powerboat teams than previous years and to a new Superboat and Extreme Class of racing. THE PENINSULA


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