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Wow, this fall was consistent as all heck up in New Jersey. Didn't let up until mid-December. The La Nina years tend to steer the lows coming across the country more to the north(during the winter months). Resulting in more hit and miss swells of the shorter variety. Really, this past fall was no good in VB? Wow........ Irene hit and it pretty much kept coming after that.
the end of september into early oct there were some random days, but it was probably shoulder high+ 1-2 per month since. lots of ankle to thigh clean longboard peelers but that is about it. it is less exposed to certain swells
Wrong spot go all the way to the end where it becomes sandbridge when you hit the gate park and enjoy empty waves.Quote:
Lucky bastard! haha. the few times ive been over there is when my buddy is lifeguarding up in the stand and he doesnt blow the whistle at me until his supervisor comes over and tells him to
Base/ edge of sandbridge. No public parking on SB side of the fence all the way down to the mile or so to the market so its really locals only and not that many surf. Obviously military on the DN side of the fence and its the other designated surfing area. Gate has been closed since 9/11 and its separated from the other beaches so not a lot of traffic down that way.Quote:
is that on base or considered on the edge of sandbridge?
thanks for the info
Yes dam neck is a good spot, but a better one is the extreme south end of vb, beyond backbay, that's right false cape, absolutely no crowd. Hell I've never seen anyone there. Of note is the fact that Dr. Klotzbach and Dr. Gray have not posted a forecast, and will not do so until late spring, and yes La Nina is diverting the jet stream northward keeping storms and cold away for the most part.

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Kent State University Chorale to present at The Woods
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The Kent State University (KSU) Chorale of Kent, Ohio will present a concert on Monday, March 25, 2013 at 7:30 pm at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, Cecilian Auditorium. The program will feature William Byrd's Ave verum corpus, Josquin des Prez' Tu pauperum refugium, Haydn's The Heaven's Are Telling, Brahms's O Heiland, reiss die Himmel auf, Britten's I Lov'd a Lass and Lift Boy, a set of Chinese folk songs and more. The concert is free and open to the public.
The KSU Chorale is the flagship choral ensemble of Kent State University's Hugh A. Glauser School of Music. The Chorale performs masterworks of choral literature in various languages spanning from the fifteenth century to the present. In addition to its campus concerts, the Chorale tours each spring. The Chorale is open to all students by audition, regardless of major.
Conductor Scott MacPherson has served as associate professor and director of choral activities in the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music since 2008. In addition to conducting the KSU Chorale and Kent Chorus, Dr. MacPherson leads the graduate choral conducting program. He has consistently earned praise for the high standards of performance of choirs under his direction. His programming blends a variety of musical styles ranging from early music through new works commissioned especially for him and his ensembles. MacPherson is in demand as a guest conductor, choral clinician, and adjudicator, both nationally and abroad.
MacPherson holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Southern California. He is the founding artistic director of the critically acclaimed San Antonio Chamber Choir, a professional ensemble of 24-32 voices in their 8th season. The San Antonio Chamber Choir will perform two concerts at the upcoming National American Choral Directors Association conference in Dallas, TX. He is also the founding artistic director of the Isthmus Vocal Ensemble, a professional-grade choir of 55 voices based in Madison, Wisconsin, now in their 12th season.
In addition to this concert, the choirs present performances at churches and schools in Massillon, Bryan, Perrysburg, and Toledo, Ohio and St. Charles, Illinois. For more information, call (812) 535-5016.
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Asparagus is a spring vegetable and flowering perennial plant. It is a cousin to onions and garlic and is native to northern Africa, western Asia and most of Europe.
In the grocery stores, we can look forward to fresh asparagus from February to June. Typically garden fresh asparagus in Iowa grows from about April to the beginning of June.
When I was young, I remember riding in the car with my mom in the late spring along dusty gravel roads as she searched for ditch asparagus. She used to keep a sharp knife and handmade map in her glove compartment just in case we were in the area.
When looking for fresh asparagus in the produce section, look for bright green stalks without any sign of shriveling. The tips may have a purplish hue, but should be firm and tight.
To store asparagus, trim the cut ends, stand them in a glass of water, cover with plastic, and refrigerate for up to a few days until you are ready to eat it.
Once you are ready to prepare it, cut off the tough ends. If the shoots are fresh, only an inch or so is necessary.
Balsamic Asparagus and Cherry Tomato Salad
If you're trying to eat more salads, but would like to change things up a bit, try asparagus instead of lettuce. This salad is tangy, yet sweet and is worth only 1 Weight Watchers point per serving.
1 1/2 lbs uncooked asparagus
1 cup fresh cherry tomatoes, cut in half
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
2 teaspoons unsweetened orange juice
1 teaspoon minced garlic
2 tablespoons shredded parmesan cheese, fresh, such as Parmigiano-Reggiano
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Chop tough ends off asparagus. Boil asparagus just until tender, about 4 to 6 minutes (or microwave asparagus about 2 to 3 minutes.).
Plunge asparagus into a large bowl of ice water to stop them from cooking; drain and place on a serving platter. Sprinkle tomatoes over top.
In a small bowl, stir together vinegar, orange juice and garlic; season to taste. Spoon dressing over asparagus and tomatoes; sprinkle with cheese and serve.
Yields 1/4 of asparagus per serving.
Asparagus and Spinach Frittata
Martha Stewart's frittata includes asparagus and spinach and is topped with salty capers, fresh parsley and chopped scallions.
A frittata is an egg-based dish similar to a crustless quiche or omelet. The word, frittata, means "to fry" in Italian. Usually frittatas include meats, cheeses, vegetables, or pasta and often are flavored with herbs.
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 pound asparagus, ends trimmed
1 3/4 teaspoons coarse salt, divided
juice of 1/2 lemon
1 small yellow onion, finely chopped (1 cup)
2 cloves garlic, minced
10 oz frozen spinach, thawed and drained
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
10 large eggs
1 1/2 cups milk
1 tablespoon salt-packed capers, rinsed and chopped
1/4 cup chopped Italian parsley
2 scallions, finely chopped
1 tablespoon red-wine vinegar
Preheat oven to 375 degrees with rack in middle position. Heat a 10-inch cast iron skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon oil to skillet. When oil shimmers, add asparagus and 1/2 teaspoon salt and cook, tossing occasionally, until asparagus is crisp tender and brown in spots, 3-4 minutes. Squeeze lemon juice over asparagus and transfer to a plate to cool, reserving skillet.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in skillet over medium-high heat. When oil shimmers, add onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until translucent, 3 minutes. Add garlic, spinach, pepper, and 1 teaspoon salt and cook 1 minute until spinach is warmed through.
Whisk eggs and milk in a medium bowl until thoroughly combined. Pour into skillet and cook, stirring constantly, just until eggs begin to scramble but are still very wet. Remove from heat. Distribute asparagus in a single layer over eggs, pressing them gently into eggs. Transfer to oven, and bake just until frittata is set, 18-20 minutes. Cool 5 minutes before slicing and serving.
Combine capers, parsley, scallions, remaining 1 tablespoon oil, vinegar, and remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt in a small bowl and serve with frittata.
Easy Asparagus Casserole
Here is a perfect springtime dish made up of eggs and asparagus. This casserole could be served as a side or main dish and is fancy enough to be served alongside Easter ham.
1-1/2 cups cut asparagus, cooked (should still be bright green, do not overcook)
4 hard cooked eggs, sliced
1 teaspoon salt
dash pepper
1 cup cracker crumbs
1 1/2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese
1 cup cream of mushroom soup (could be replaced with any other cream-based soup or a medium white sauce)
Place layers of half of asparagus and sliced eggs in a 1-quart buttered casserole. Sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper and top with half of the cracker crumbs. Cover with shredded cheese. Pour half of mushroom soup over this. Repeat layer; pour remainder of soup over contents of the dish. Bake for about 45 minutes to 1 hour at 325 degrees, or until hot and bubbly.
Asparagus Wrapped in Crisp Prosciutto
This appetizer is not only elegant, but beyond easy. Assemble ahead of time and bake when guests arrive.
1 tablespoon olive oil
16 spears fresh asparagus, trimmed
16 slices prosciutto (available at the deli counter)
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil, and coat with olive oil.
Wrap one slice of prosciutto around each asparagus spear, starting at the bottom, and spiraling up to the tip. Place the wrapped spears on the prepared baking sheet.
Bake for 5 minutes in the preheated oven. Remove, and shake the pan back and forth to roll the spears over. Return to the oven for another 5 minutes, or until asparagus is tender, and prosciutto is crisp. Serve immediately. If desired, grate fresh parmesan cheese over the top right before serving.
Asparagus and Ham Stuffed Potatoes
This twist on twice-baked potatoes comes from eatingwell.com. The potatoes can also be baked in the oven or wrapped in aluminum foil and placed on the grill until heated through.
4 medium russet potatoes (about 8 oz each)
1/2 bunch asparagus, trimmed and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 cup diced ham
1/2 cup reduced-fat sour cream
1 cup shredded Swiss cheese, divided
1/2 cup chopped fresh chives, divided
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon white or black pepper
Pierce potatoes all over with a fork. Microwave on medium, turning once or twice, until soft, about 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, bring 2 inches of water to a boil in a large saucepan fitted with a steamer basket. Add asparagus, cover and steam until just tender, 2 to 3 minutes.
Combine the steamed asparagus with ham, sour cream, 1/2 cup Swiss cheese, 6 tablespoons chives, salt and pepper in a bowl. When the potatoes are cool enough to handle, cut off the top third, then gently scoop out the flesh; add to the bowl with the ham mixture and gently mash together.
Place the potato shells in a microwave-safe dish and evenly divide the ham mixture among them. (They will be very well stuffed.) Top each stuffed potato with 2 tablespoons of the remaining cheese. Microwave on High until the filling is hot and the cheese is melted, 2 to 4 minutes. Garnish with the remaining chives.
Ham Asparagus Gratin
Campbell's Kitchen has a simple, yet satisfying way to make kids eat their vegetables. This hearty dinner is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
1 can (10 3/4 oz) Campbell's Condensed Cream of Asparagus Soup
1/2 cup milk
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 1/2 cups lightly cooked cut asparagus
1 1/2 cups cubed cooked ham
2 1/4 cups rotini pasta, cooked and drained (about 4 cups)
1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese or Swiss cheese (about 4 oz)
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Stir the soup, milk, onion powder, black pepper, asparagus, ham, pasta and 1/2 cup cheese in an 11 x 7 x 2-inch baking dish. Bake for 25 minutes or until the ham mixture is hot and bubbling. Stir the ham mixture. Sprinkle with the remaining cheese. Bake for 5 minutes or until the cheese is melted.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's swim team has set another program record as the Lions will be sending five representatives to the NCAA Championships it was announced by the NCAA on Tuesday night. Matheus Assis, Michael Cozzi, Gabe Keown, Milton Alberto-Requejo and Pawel Trenda will be traveling to Birmingham, Ala. with Head Coach Paul Mangen and Assistant Coach Devin Murphy for the Championships, taking place March 6-9.
"At the beginning of the year we set our sights on being top 10 in relays, knowing full well how difficult that jump would be since our average relay ranking last season was 21st," Mangen said. "So for us to have three relays within the top 10 and get invited to the NCAA is exactly what we set out to do."
The record-setting number was achieved courtesy of the 400 Free 'A' relay the Lions posted at the Sunshine State Conference Championships. Posting a time of 2:57.97 the group of Assis, Keown, Alberto-Requejo and Trenda automatically qualified for the tournament. That is not the only relay that qualified as the foursome will also swim the 200 Free relay and Assis, Alberto-Requejo and Trenda, along with Cozzi will take to the pool in the 800 Free.
Assis, the Sunshine State Conference's Men's Swimmer of the Meet in the SSC Championships racked up the individual 'A' cut times in 50 Free, 100 Free and 400 Free as he will be very busy when the Lions arrive in Alabama. Also with a busy schedule will be Trenda as he was invited to participate in the individual events of the 200 IM, 400 IM, and 100 Fly.
As a result of the 'A' cut qualification, the other Lions without 'A' times can swim in their individual events during the NCAA Championships. The Saint Leo swimmers will also participate in the following events:
Cozzi: 100 Free, 200 Free, 500 Free and 1650 Free
Keown: 50 Free, 100 Free and 200 Free
Alberto-Requejo: 50 Free, 100 Free and 200 Free
Mangen continued, "These five guys have a lot of qualities and talents that allow them to excel. The common denominator is that they have a strong competitive spirit. They have found ways to band together during those times in the season where there seems to be no end in sight and have always worked hard and stayed positive."
An 'A' Cut means that a swimmer has produced an automatic qualifying time for the NCAA Tournament. The time is set by averaging the third place time at NCAA Championships over the last 3 years. Once you qualify for an 'A' Cut you are in the NCAA meet and can swim the event that you qualified in as well as any other event that you would have a 'B' Cut.
'B' cuts are also called provisional cuts. It means that you are qualified to compete at the national meet, but you would have to get invited into the meet in an event by making the cut.
The selection of the five Lions surpasses the total amount of swimmers sent to the NCAA's since the program's inception in 2005. Prior to this season, only Julie Carusone, Maggie Walker and Tim Olson qualified for swimming's postseason.
"It's not hard working for athletes that "want it." They push me as a coach to know what and how to train them and the hardest but most fun part is that it's a moving target. They aren't the same athletes today that they were in December, so we are going to readjust our goals which will dictate our training tactics and go from there."
"I'm thrilled, but the celebration is over and it's back to business."
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When I talk about being optimistic, what do I mean? I don't mean that you should pretend everything is great when it's not. Nor do I mean that you should ignore hard truths.
Rather I see optimism as a way of coping with life. Optimism leads us to look for solutions and silver linings when hardship strikes.
In his book on learned optimism, Dr. Martin Seligman describes characteristics of optimistic people. At the risk of oversimplifying, here are a few of them:
Optimism isn't burying your head in the sand. If you're stuck in a quandary about a relationship or an obligation and you're not sure what to do, it's only common sense to turn to professionals for help. It's no different than when you're confronted with a complex medical problem and seek care from an expert. A cardiologist for a heart problem. A nephrologist for a kidney problem. It's a sign of good judgment and maturity to acknowledge that you're struggling and to turn to a professional who can provide guidance.
So the discussion is about more than whether the glass is half full or half empty. Please weigh in since we are all struggling with these issues.
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Rosenthal is an electroacoustic composer working primarily in soundscape recording and urban acoustic ecology. Using carefully captured field recordings of urban environments, he weaves together unprocessed soundscapes with heavily manipulated recordings. He is currently the co-curator and media events programmer at the SpaceWorks New Media Gallery on 42nd Street, as well as a teaching artist at Eyebeam.
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POLICE actions to Taser a man who then fell off a roof in Worcester were "potentially very dangerous" says a police watchdog.
The man, who had a hammer and a knife, fell from an 8ft-high porch roof when he was Tasered, actions criticised as a "potentially very dangerous and completely inappropriate" use of the weapon.
Officers sought to detain the man under the Mental Health Act as he had a knife and a hammer and was threatening to harm himself.
West Merica Police were called to an address in Warndon, Worcester where a 44-year-old man was on a relative's roof causing damage including dropping roof tiles at around lunchtime on Friday, August 10, 2012.
Officers were unable to persuade him to come down and after an hour, they obtained authority to Taser him, although a trained negotiator had been called. As a result of the Taser, he fell from the roof and suffered minor injuries.
The force referred the incident to the Independent Police Complaints Commission and an independent investigation by the IPCC concluded in September last year.
IPCC deputy chairwoman Rachel Cerfontyne said: "To use a Taser in these circumstances was potentially very dangerous and completely inappropriate.
"The man was not posing any threat to others and was engaging with officers. It is hard to understand why the officers did not wait for the negotiator.
"He was clearly distressed and in my view it was wrong to use force against him while the option of persuading him to come down safely remained open."
The independent investigation found that a police inspector and sergeant both had a case to answer for misconduct as they had not fully considered the risks in authorising the use of the Taser and not waiting for a negotiator to arrive. Both West Mercia Police and the IPCC declined to name the two officers although both have been given "management advice" since the incident.
At a misconduct meeting on March 12, findings for misconduct were upheld against the inspector and sergeant relating to the discharging of their duties and responsibilities.
There has been a significant rise in referrals about Taser use to the IPCC, from 99 in 2010 to 154 in 2013, although this is in part down to continued rollout of the weapon across forces in England.
Yesterday, a police officer was asked to apologise to a blind man he shot with a Taser when he mistook his white stick for a samurai sword.
Colin Farmer, 64, was hit with the stun gun in Chorley, Lancashire, by Pc Stuart Wright in October 2012 as he walked to his local pub.
The IPCC has also carried out a review of Taser use which will be published shortly.
A spokesman for West Mercia Police said: "Since the misconduct hearing on March 12, 2014 one of the officers has chosen to appeal the finding of misconduct and the decision to give them management advice.
"Therefore we feel it is inappropriate for us to comment further at this time because the findings in this case could yet change. Once this situation has been resolved, we will be able to give West Mercia's position on this case."


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Chicken-Cutlet Burgers
Chicken cutlets, zucchini, and onions, grilled together, make the perfect burgers for poultry lovers. You can also try a thin New York strip steak in place of the chicken cutlet.
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- 1 large zucchini, cut on the diagonal into eight 1/4-inch-thick pieces
- 4 thin slices red onion
- 8 chicken cutlets (1 1/2 pounds total)
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
- 4 plain or poppy-seed rolls
- Sliced tomatoes
- Baby arugula
Heat a grill to medium-high. Clean and lightly oil hot grill. Brush zucchini, onion, and chicken with extra-virgin olive oil. Season with salt and pepper. Grill until zucchini and onion are crisp-tender and chicken is cooked through, 2 to 3 minutes per side. In a small bowl, combine Dijon mustard and mayonnaise.
Spread 1 1/2 teaspoons mustard mixture on top half of rolls. Serve chicken on rolls with grilled vegetables, tomatoes, and baby arugula.


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5 Places In Evansville To Go On A First Date
Evansville, Indiana...we know it all to well. It's where we live, where we work, where we shop, where we eat and where we play. With all that in mind, we all have our opinions of the top places here in the 'ville. Everyone has a favorite restaurant, bar, pizza joint or activity we all love to do. When it comes to activities, sometimes we all need a little help in choosing the right things to do, especially on going on dates. Choosing the right places to go on dates can sometimes set a precedent with how things will be for a relationship. Well, I've compiled a list of the top 5 things to do, see or go eat at on a first date here in Evansville.


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Social Causes Defined Kennedy, Even at the End of a 46-Year Career in the Senate
Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, a son of one of the most storied families in American politics, a man who knew acclaim and tragedy in near-equal measure and who will be remembered as one of the most effective lawmakers in the history of the Senate, died late Tuesday night. He was 77.
The death of Mr. Kennedy, who had been battling brain cancer, was announced Wednesday morning in a statement by the Kennedy family, which was already mourning the death of the senator's sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver two weeks earlier.
"Edward M. Kennedy — the husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle we loved so deeply — died late Tuesday night at home in Hyannis Port," the statement said. "We've lost the irreplaceable center of our family and joyous light in our lives, but the inspiration of his faith, optimism and perseverance will live on in our hearts forever."
President Obama said Mr. Kennedy was one of the nation's greatest senators.
"His ideas and ideals are stamped on scores of laws and reflected in millions of lives — in seniors who know new dignity, in families that know new opportunity, in children who know education's promise, and in all who can pursue their dream in an America that is more equal and more just — including myself," he said. Mr. Obama is scheduled to speak at a funeral Mass for Mr. Kennedy on Saturday morning in Boston.
Mr. Kennedy had been in precarious health since he suffered a seizure in May 2008. His doctors determined the cause was a malignant glioma, a brain tumor that carries a grim prognosis.
As he underwent cancer treatment, Mr. Kennedy was little seen in Washington, appearing most recently at the White House in April as Mr. Obama signed a national service bill that bears the Kennedy name. In a letter last week, Mr. Kennedy urged Massachusetts lawmakers to change state law and let Gov. Deval Patrick appoint a temporary successor upon his death, to assure that the state's representation in Congress would not be interrupted.
While Mr. Kennedy was physically absent from the capital in recent months, his presence was deeply felt as Congress weighed the most sweeping revisions to America's health care system in decades, an effort Mr. Kennedy called "the cause of my life."
On July 15, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, which Mr. Kennedy headed, passed health care legislation, and the battle over the proposed overhaul is now consuming Capitol Hill.
Mr. Kennedy was the last surviving brother of a generation of Kennedys that dominated American politics in the 1960s and that came to embody glamour, political idealism and untimely death. The Kennedy mystique — some call it the Kennedy myth — has held the imagination of the world for decades, and it came to rest on the sometimes too-narrow shoulders of the brother known as Teddy.
Mr. Kennedy, who served 46 years as the most well-known Democrat in the Senate, longer than all but two other senators, was the only one of those brothers to reach old age. President John F. Kennedy and Senator Robert F. Kennedy were felled by assassins' bullets in their 40s. The eldest brother, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., died in 1944 at the age of 29 while on a risky World War II bombing mission.
Mr. Kennedy spent much of the last year in treatment and recuperation, broken by occasional public appearances and a dramatic return to the Capitol last summer to cast a decisive vote on a Medicare bill.
He electrified the opening night of the Democratic National Convention in Denver in August with an unscheduled appearance and a speech that had delegates on their feet. Many were in tears.
His gait was halting, but his voice was strong. "My fellow Democrats, my fellow Americans, it is so wonderful to be here, and nothing is going to keep me away from this special gathering tonight," Mr. Kennedy said. "I have come here tonight to stand with you to change America, to restore its future, to rise to our best ideals and to elect Barack Obama president of the United States."
Senator Kennedy was at or near the center of much of American history in the latter part of the 20th century and the early years of the 21st. For much of his adult life, he veered from victory to catastrophe, winning every Senate election he entered but failing in his only bid for the presidency; living through the sudden deaths of his brothers and three of his nephews; being responsible for the drowning death on Chappaquiddick Island of a young woman, Mary Jo Kopechne, a former aide to his brother Robert. One of the nephews, John F. Kennedy Jr., who the family hoped would one day seek political office and keep the Kennedy tradition alive, died in a plane crash in 1999 at age 38.
Mr. Kennedy himself was almost killed in 1964, in a plane crash that left him with permanent back and neck problems.
He was a Rabelaisian figure in the Senate and in life, instantly recognizable by his shock of white hair, his florid, oversize face, his booming Boston brogue, his powerful but pained stride. He was a celebrity, sometimes a self-parody, a hearty friend, an implacable foe, a man of large faith and large flaws, a melancholy character who persevered, drank deeply and sang loudly. He was a Kennedy.
Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia, one of the institution's most devoted students, said of his longtime colleague, "Ted Kennedy would have been a leader, an outstanding senator, at any period in the nation's history."
Mr. Byrd is one of only two senators to have served longer in the chamber than Mr. Kennedy; the other was Strom Thurmond of South Carolina. In May 2008, on learning of Mr. Kennedy's diagnosis of a lethal brain tumor, Mr. Byrd wept openly on the floor of the Senate.
More Than a Legislator
Born to one of the wealthiest American families, Mr. Kennedy spoke for the downtrodden in his public life while living the heedless private life of a playboy and a rake for many of his years. Dismissed early in his career as a lightweight and an unworthy successor to his revered brothers, he grew in stature over time by sheer longevity and by hewing to liberal principles while often crossing the partisan aisle to enact legislation. A man of unbridled appetites at times, he nevertheless brought a discipline to his public work that resulted in an impressive catalog of legislative achievement across a broad landscape of social policy.
Mr. Kennedy left his mark on legislation concerning civil rights, health care, education, voting rights and labor. He was chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions at his death. But he was more than a legislator. He was a living legend whose presence ensured a crowd and whose hovering figure haunted many a president.
Although he was a leading spokesman for liberal issues and a favorite target of conservative fund-raising appeals, the hallmark of his legislative success was his ability to find Republican allies to get bills passed. Perhaps the last notable example was his work with President George W. Bush to pass No Child Left Behind, the education law pushed by Mr. Bush in 2001. He also co-sponsored immigration legislation with Senator John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee. One of his greatest friends and collaborators in the Senate was Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican.
Mr. Kennedy had less impact on foreign policy than on domestic concerns, but when he spoke, his voice was influential. He led the Congressional effort to impose sanctions on South Africa over apartheid, pushed for peace in Northern Ireland, won a ban on arms sales to the dictatorship in Chile and denounced the Vietnam War. In 2002, he voted against authorizing the Iraq war; later, he called that opposition "the best vote I've made in my 44 years in the United States Senate."
At a pivotal moment in the 2008 Democratic presidential primaries, Mr. Kennedy endorsed Mr. Obama, then an Illinois senator, Obama for president, saying he offered the country a chance for racial reconciliation and an opportunity to turn the page on the polarizing politics of the past several decades.
"He will be a president who refuses to be trapped in the patterns of the past," Mr. Kennedy said at an Obama rally in Washington on Jan. 28, 2008. "He is a leader who sees the world clearly, without being cynical. He is a fighter who cares passionately about the causes he believes in without demonizing those who hold a different view."
This month, Mr. Obama awarded Mr. Kennedy the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which his daughter, Kara, accepted on his behalf.
Mr. Kennedy struggled for much of his life with his weight, with alcohol and with persistent tales of womanizing. In an Easter break episode in 1991 in Palm Beach, Fla., he went out drinking with his son Patrick and a nephew, William Kennedy Smith, on the night that Mr. Smith was accused of raping a woman. Mr. Smith was prosecuted in a lurid trial that fall but was acquitted.
Mr. Kennedy's personal life stabilized in 1992 with his marriage to Victoria Anne Reggie, a Washington lawyer. His first marriage, to Joan Bennett Kennedy, ended in divorce in 1982 after 24 years.
Senator Kennedy served as a surrogate father to his brothers' children and worked to keep the Kennedy flame alive through the Kennedy Library in Boston, the Kennedy Center in Washington and the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, where he helped establish the Institute of Politics.
In December, Harvard granted Mr. Kennedy a special honorary degree. He referred to Mr. Obama's election as "not just a culmination, but a new beginning."
He then spoke of his own life, and perhaps his legacy.
"We know the future will outlast all of us, but I believe that all of us will live on in the future we make," he said. "I have lived a blessed time."
Kennedy family courtiers and many other Democrats believed he would eventually win the White House and redeem the promise of his older brothers. In 1980, he took on the president of his own party, Jimmy Carter, but fell short because of Chappaquiddick, a divided party and his own weaknesses as a candidate, including an inability to articulate why he sought the office.
But as that race ended in August at the Democratic National Convention in New York, Mr. Kennedy delivered his most memorable words, wrapping his dedication to party principles in the gauzy cloak of Camelot.
"For me, a few hours ago, this campaign came to an end," Mr. Kennedy said in the coda to a speech before a rapt audience at Madison Square Garden and on television. "For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die."
A Family Steeped in Politics
Born Feb. 22, 1932, in Boston, Edward Moore Kennedy grew up in a family of shrewd politicians. Both his father, Joseph P. Kennedy, and his mother, the former Rose Fitzgerald, came from prominent Irish-Catholic families with long involvement in the hurly-burly of Democratic politics in Boston and Massachusetts. His father, who made a fortune in real estate, movies and banking, served in President Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration, as the first chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and then as ambassador to Britain.
There were nine Kennedy children, four boys and five girls, with Edward the youngest. They grew up talking politics, power and influence because those were the things that preoccupied the mind of Joseph Kennedy. As Rose Kennedy, who took responsibility for the children's Roman Catholic upbringing, once put it, "My babies were rocked to political lullabies."
When Edward was born, President Herbert Hoover sent Rose a bouquet of flowers and a note of congratulations. The note came with 5 cents postage due; the framed envelope is a family heirloom.
It was understood among the children that Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., the oldest boy, would someday run for Congress and, his father hoped, the White House. When Joseph Jr. was killed in World War II, it fell to the next oldest son, John, to run. As John said at one point in 1959 while serving in the Senate: "Just as I went into politics because Joe died, if anything happened to me tomorrow, Bobby would run for my seat in the Senate. And if Bobby died, our young brother, Ted, would take over for him."
Although surrounded by the trappings of wealth — stately houses, servants and expensive cars — young Teddy did not enjoy a settled childhood. He bounced among the family homes in Boston, New York, London and Palm Beach, and by the time he was ready to enter college, he had attended 10 preparatory schools in the United States and England, finally finishing at Milton Academy, near Boston. He said that the constant moving had forced him to become more genial with strangers; indeed, he grew to be more of a natural politician than either John or Robert.
After graduating from Milton in 1950, where he showed a penchant for debating and sports but was otherwise an undistinguished student, Mr. Kennedy enrolled in Harvard, as had his father and brothers.
It was at Harvard, in his freshman year, that he ran into the first of several personal troubles that were to dog him for the rest of his life: He persuaded another student to take his Spanish examination, got caught and was forced to leave the university.
Suddenly draft-eligible during the Korean War, Mr. Kennedy enlisted in the Army and served two years, securing, with his father's help, a post at NATO headquarters in Paris. In 1953, he was discharged with the rank of private first class.
Re-enrolling in Harvard, he became a more serious student, majoring in government, excelling in public speaking and playing first-string end on the football team. He graduated in 1956 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, then enrolled in the University of Virginia School of Law, where Robert had studied. There, he won the moot court competition and took a degree in 1959. Later that year, he was admitted to the Massachusetts bar.
Mr. Kennedy's first foray into politics came in 1958, while still a law student, when he managed John's Senate re-election campaign. There was never any real doubt that Massachusetts voters would return John Kennedy to Washington, but it was a useful internship for his youngest brother.
That same year, Mr. Kennedy married Virginia Joan Bennett, a debutante from Bronxville, a New York suburb where the Kennedys had once lived. In 1960, when John Kennedy ran for president, Edward was assigned a relatively minor role, rustling up votes in Western states that usually voted Republican. He was so enthusiastic about his task that he rode a bronco at a Montana rodeo and daringly took a ski jump at a winter sports tournament in Wisconsin to impress a crowd. The episodes were evidence of a reckless streak that repeatedly threatened his life and career.
John Kennedy's election to the White House left vacant a Senate seat that the family considered its property. Robert Kennedy was next in line, but chose the post of attorney general instead (an act of nepotism that has since been outlawed). Edward was only 28, two years shy of the minimum age for Senate service.
So the Kennedys installed Benjamin A. Smith II, a family friend, as a seat-warmer until 1962, when a special election would be held and Edward would have turned 30. Edward used the time to travel the world and work as an assistant district attorney in Boston, waiving the $5,000 salary and serving instead for $1 a year.
As James Sterling Young, the director of a Kennedy Oral History Project at the University of Virginia, said the catchphrase of that era was: "Most people grow up and go into politics. The Kennedys go into politics and then they grow up."
Less than a month after turning 30 in 1962, Mr. Kennedy declared his candidacy for the remaining two years of his brother's Senate term. He entered the race with a tailwind of family money and political prominence. Nevertheless, Edward J. McCormack Jr., the state's attorney general and a nephew of John W. McCormack, then speaker of the United States House of Representatives, also decided to go after the seat.
It was a bitter fight, with a public rehash of the Harvard cheating episode and with Mr. McCormack charging in a televised "Teddy-Eddie" debate that Mr. Kennedy lacked maturity of judgment because he had "never worked for a living" and had never held elective office. "If your name was simply Edward Moore instead of Edward Moore Kennedy," Mr. McCormack added, "your candidacy would be a joke."
But the Kennedys had ushered in an era of celebrity politics, which trumped qualifications in this case. Mr. Kennedy won the primary by a two-to-one ratio, then went on to easy victory in November against the Republican candidate, George Cabot Lodge, a member of an old-line Boston family that had clashed politically with the Kennedys through the years.
When Mr. Kennedy entered the Senate in 1962, he was aware that he might be seen as an upstart, with one brother in the White House and another in the cabinet. He sought guidance on the very first day from one of the Senate's most respected elders, Richard Russell of Georgia. "You go further if you go slow," Senator Russell advised.
Mr. Kennedy took things slowly, especially that first year. He did his homework, was seen more than he was heard and was deferential to veteran legislators.
On Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, he was presiding over the Senate when a wire service ticker in the lobby brought the news of John Kennedy's shooting in Dallas. Violence had claimed the second of Joseph Kennedy's sons.
Edward was sent to Hyannis Port to break the news to his father, who had been disabled by a stroke. He returned to Washington for the televised funeral and burial, the first many Americans had seen of him. He and Robert had planned to read excerpts from John's speeches at the Arlington burial service. At the last moment they chose not to.
A friend described him as "shattered — calm but shattered."


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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's chief budget negotiator proposed further modest cuts to the bloc's long-term spending plan on Thursday to try to bridge deep divisions among member states on how nearly 1 trillion euros of funds should be spent.
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, who chairs EU summits, delayed the start of negotiations by more than five hours and initially withheld his budget plan because he felt governments remained too far apart to strike a deal.
The budget, which covers spending for 2014-2020, tackles everything from agricultural subsidies to scientific research, roads and infrastructure, foreign aid and development assistance and is fought over bitterly, often along national lines.
While vast as a headline figure, it is relatively small in terms of annual GDP, amounting to around 1 percent of the EU's total output, or around 150 billion euros a year.
European Parliament President Martin Schulz said Van Rompuy had suggested a slight cut in the headline amount that can be pledged for spending, known as commitments, but a deeper cut to payments, the maximum sum that can actually be spent.
"President Van Rompuy set out a compromise which would involve spending of 960 billion - we are talking about commitment appropriations here - whereas payment appropriations would just run to about 910-913 billion euros," he told a news conference, saying he didn't like the proposal.
The budget must be unanimously supported by all member states and approved by the parliament to become law, making the parliament's position a factor in negotiations.
That further complicates deal-making on a package that often divides northern European countries that want to keep spending tight and southern and eastern European states that want to maintain funding for infrastructure and farming.
Ahead of the summit, France and Britain appeared at sharp odds over the headline numbers.
Cameron said he wanted to see "tens of billions" of euros cut from the 972 billion euro plan Van Rompuy put before the leaders at a summit in November, when it was not possible to reach a deal.
In order to get the figures down to where Cameron would like to see them, it would more than likely mean cutting into programmes such as farming subsidies that France, Italy, Spain and other countries staunchly defend.
Hollande pledged to defend agricultural spending, and warned that there was a limit to how far he was prepared to go.
"If there are some who are not reasonable, then I will try to reason with them, but (only) up to a certain point," he said in a thinly-veiled reference to Cameron's demands.
While Thursday's summit got off on a poor footing and there were concerns that negotiations could run long into Friday and even Saturday, officials involved in the talks said the gap between member states was not as wide as it appeared.
"It's similar to national budget negotiations - there's lots of noise but it's mainly political," one EU official said.
If it is not possible to reach an agreement in the coming days, the concern is that it may not be possible to return to negotiations until late 2014 or early 2015, a delay that might further undermine international faith in EU decision-making.
Even if a deal can be struck on the seven-year framework, around 40 percent of the spending will still be dedicated to farming and regional development, something that frustrates many northern European states, which want a more dynamic budget.
In recent weeks, Van Rompuy has been in touch with every EU leader to assess where the contours of an agreement may lie. He had said that he would only call a summit if he saw sufficient "convergence" among the countries to make a deal possible.
In November, he began the talks by reducing the European Commission's original budget proposal by around 80 billion euros, bringing the headline figure down to 972 billion.
Thursday's talks were supposed to resume from that figure, although it was never going to be a simple question of just cutting the total, since the budget also involves delicate negotiations over rebates - amounts countries get reimbursed after they have made contributions.
There is also a difference in how countries interpret the budget figures, with some focusing more on commitments, while other such as Britain concentrate on payments.
Payments are always less than commitments, and any deal may ultimately rest in the gap between the two.
Northern European states, including Britain, Denmark and the Netherlands, are adamant that at a time when they are trying to cut budgets at home to bring finances into balance, it is incumbent on the EU to pursue a similar objective.
After the European Parliament president expressed his frustration at the drive for deeper budget cuts, diplomats were quick to point out that spending couldn't endlessly rise.
"It is quite bold for the European Parliament to run a campaign on the premise that voters yearn to cut more at home to pay more to Brussels," one diplomat said.
Addtional reporting by Justyna Pawlak, John O'Donnell and Teddy Nykiel; writing by Charlie Dunmore and Luke Baker; editing by Luke Baker


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It's probably a little too early, but I'm horribly disappointed with DJ Augustin. He seemed like a steal in FA, now it turns out he's only good at stealing money from the Pacers.
Anyway, he still has time to turn it around, as the earliest he can be traded is Dec. 15. But if the current level of suckiness persists, I'd suggest the following trade:
Augustin + pick* for JJ Barea
Why for TWolves: Shved is looking like a very nice pickup for them. Once Rubio returns, the Wolves will have a bit of a jam at the guard spots, despite losing Brandon Roy to injury. Most likely they'll be fielding a 3 man guard rotation with Rubio, Shved, and either Barea or Ridnour. Ridnour seems the better fit (less ball dominant) and has the better contract, so I think they'd consider moving Barea for cap relief. Their financial situation isn't that bad right now, but Pekovic will be looking for a major pay raise next year. A salary dump of Barea would help.
Why for Pacers: Our bench absolutely sucks. Barea would be our main second unit scorer (essentially a younger Barbosa with some playmaking ability) and hopefully the attention he gets will free up Green and Mahinmi somewhat. It hurts somewhat to lose the only true PG on our roster, but let's face it he's been a bad fit and this move at least erases our FA signing mistake, at the cost of a pick. Barea's contract is also a little concerning (almost $14m over the next 3 years) but arguably we've always needed a player like him for our bench.
* Speaking of the pick, I can't decide whether the Pacers should give up a first or second. The homer in me thinks that a Pacers first would be late 20s, and hence disposable, but yeah it's not looking likely right now. Would Minny do it for just cap relief and a second? I'm not sure.


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Following almost a two hour rain delay at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium, No. 3 Florida (28-3, 4-2 SEC) worked quickly to enforce an 11-0 run-rule over USC Upstate (21-3, 5-1 A-Sun).
Junior ace Hannah Rogers and sophomore hurler Alyssa Bache combined for the one-hitter, holding the Spartans hitless on the evening until the fifth.
Rogers received the start and earned the victory in the circle, improving to 15-2 overall after recording seven strikeouts in four hitless innings of work. Bache completed the game with a scoreless frame of her own, allowing a single hit with two strikeouts.
Sophomore Lauren Haeger paced UF's attack, driving in four runs with a 2-for-3 night at the plate. She also connected for a double and homer in the third inning.
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CLARETS legends have paid tribute to club stalwart Arthur Bellamy, who has died at the age of 71.
Arthur played 250 times for Burnley during the glory years of the 1960s, scoring 29 goals, and also served as assistant manager, reserve and youth team coach and head groundsman at Turf Moor.
Former Clarets player and manager Stan Ternent said: "He was Burnley FC through and through."
Arthur died this morning at Pendleside Hospice in Colne Road, Reedley, after a long illness.
Jimmy Robson, who Arthur replaced to make his senior debut against Manchester City in 1963, recalled his most famous hour in a claret and blue shirt.
He said: "I think my best memory of Arthur was a game we played against Everton in the league. Andy Lochhead and Willie Irvine, our centre-forwards at the time, were both injured, so he and I played up front.
"Everton were a great team in those days but we were 4-1 up at half-time and Arthur got a hat-trick. We got battered in the second half but won 4-3.
He added: "He was a good lad and a great player. He had a great sense of humour.
"All the old players smile at the mention of his name. I have been to see him in the hospice and it was very sad."
Mr Bellamy, originally from Blackhill, in Durham, signed professional terms with Burnley in June 1959, aged 17.
Andy Lochhead, one of Arthur's former team-mates, said: "He was a good, hard-working inside forward who supplied many crosses for me and Willie Irvine.
"He was a terrific fella, on and off the pitch. His wife Maureen is also a good friend of ours and I feel very sorry for her.
"I have a lot of terrific memories, even apart from football. He was a terrific mate.
"He was a great player who kept himself very fit."
Mr Bellamy was sold to Chesterfield for £10,000 in July 1972 but retired four years later and returned to Burnley to run a fish and chip shop in Briercliffe Road.
In 1979 he made a return to Turf Moor when Harry Potts offered him a coaching role with the youth team.
Frank Casper, who played and coached alongside Mr Bellamy, said: "He was, from the first day I met him, a great professional with a great sense of humour.
"I was in his company in training every day and he was a very good footballer and a typical Geordie. I will remember his wit and his sense of fun.
"Playing with him was a joy. He knew the game inside out. He was there when I went back as manager and I was lucky to get to know him even better.
"He did a very good job with the youth team then did a fantastic job as groundsman."
From 1986 to 1989 Mr Bellamy served as assistant manager to Brian Miller, helping to oversee the Clarets' dramatic win over Leyton Orient in 1987 which kept the club in the Football League.
He returned to the ground staff in the 1990s and tended to Turf Moor and the club's training facilities at Gawthorpe until his retirement in 2007.
One month later, he was given a special achievement award for long service to the club .
Willie Irvine said he would be 'sadly missed by the club'.
He added: "I was in digs with Arthur in Brougham Street and Brennand Street. He was the perfect professional.
"When he was groundsman on a Sunday he'd be up at Turf Moor putting the pitch back. He couldn't stay away from the place.
Veronica Simpson, secretary of the Burnley FC Former Players' Association, said: "His heart and soul was in Burnley Football Club both as a player and after he finished.
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US President Obama praises Islam while criticising terrorism.
Obama reacted to recent two bomb attacks in Uganda killing 64 people while watching the World Cup. Obama censured As-Sahab group who claims responsibility for the attack.
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The Euro 2012 semifinalists take on Didier Deschamps' France next week, and Joachim Low has named a strong squad for the international friendly.
The Bayern Munich striker and Real Madrid midfielder missed Germany's scoreless draw against Netherlands back in November 2012 due to injury, but have returned to full match fitness again and are among the 23 players called upon by Low.
Schalke midfielder Roman Neustadter has been dropped from the team that took on the Oranje three months ago, while Bayern Munich defender Holger Badstuber remains unavailable due to injury.
Bayer Leverkusen attacker and Bundesliga leading scorer Stefan Kiessling was expected to get a call-up for the match against Les Bleus following his fine performances this season, but he misses out. New Tottenham Hotspur signing Lewis Holtby has not been included either.
The France friendly is an opportunity for Lazio striker Miroslav Klose to equal Gerd Muller as Germany's all-time top scorer. The 34-year-old has netted 67 times so far, and is only one goal short of the 1974 World Cup winner's mark.
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Tuesday 10 June 2008: Pacific Blue is promising even more great deals for Kiwi travellers with the launch tomorrow of 'Happy Hour' on its website, flypacificblue.com.
Happy Hour will run from midday to 1.00pm (NZST), Monday to Friday, and will offer deeply discounted fares on Pacific Blue's international and domestic New Zealand network.
Pacific Blue's General Manager, Commercial, Adrian Hamilton-Manns said Virgin Blue led the way when it launched Happy Hour as a world-first a few years ago.
"We're very pleased to now be able to offer this innovative, ongoing sale to New Zealanders as well," he said. "We advise people to be ready at their keyboards at midday tomorrow because we're going have some very, very low fares to celebrate the New Zealand launch."
The aim of Happy Hour is to provide a permanent sale product which will offer bargain flights on routes that have some spare seats that would otherwise fly empty. One domestic and one international destination will usually be offered, with different routes on sale on different days.
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"Since launching our domestic service we've had some of the biggest air fare sales New Zealand has ever seen and also introduced Mid-Week Mini fares for travel on Tuesdays and Wednesdays", said Mr Hamilton-Manns. "Launching Happy Hour reflects our determination to continue to offer market-leading fares and innovative products."
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Canon Rebel T4i kit: Canon's latest consumer single-lens reflex (SLR) is a satisfyingly full-featured camera with all the functions and features most amateur shutterbugs are likely to need, and then some. Its 18-megapixel image sensor paired with Canon's stock 18- to 55-millimetre EF-S IS II lens work together to capture gorgeous stills and stunning full high-definition video. Advanced perks – such as high-dynamic range (HDR) backlight control, which snaps multiple shots with different settings then stitches them together for a professional-grade image – make snapping the perfect shot easier than ever. Plus, its large and clear four-inch, variable-angle touchscreen can be manipulated to suit any situation, from self portraits to overhead shots in crowds. ($899.99; canon.ca)
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5KK: This 12-megapixel camera is the newest micro 4/3 format consumer camera from Panasonic. It gives hobbyists the flexibility of an interchangeable lens system supported by multiple brands (including Olympus), while simultaneously offering casual shooters the accessibility of a compact camera, complete with shooting tips, two dozen auto scenes and rapid auto focus. Full HD video with stereo audio is the sugar on top. ($649.99; panasonic.ca/english)
Lytro: This odd-looking, box-shaped device could be the beginning of a revolution in the way we take pictures. It captures a full field of light without delay. That means you can shoot pictures instantly, then focus your shot after the fact. It's a different and decidedly modern way of thinking about photography. Pictures are no longer static two-dimensional images, but rather interactive images that live on your computer or tablet. While viewing them, you can click or tap anywhere you like to redefine subjects and artfully blur foreground and background details. There's never been anything like it, making it an ideal present for that hard-to-shop-for person on your list. ($399.99; lytro.com)
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Canon PowerShot SX500 IS: Superzoom cameras are a godsend for amateurs unwilling to bear the expense of interchangeable lens cameras but still interested in capturing long range shots. Canon's 30x optical zoom PowerShot SX500 sits at the head of the class in this category because of its top-notch image stabilization (key for telephoto shooting) and smart perks such as a zoom assist feature that lets you tap a button to zoom out and regain your bearings after losing a subject, then release to zoom back in on target. ($349.99; canon.ca)
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Dr. John Ettling became the 10th president of the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh on June 15, 2004 after serving as vice president for academic affairs and provost at the University of North Dakota for six years.
President Ettling began his academic career in 1978 as a visiting faculty member in the History Department at Northwestern University. From 1979 to 1995, he served as a faculty member in the Honors College and History Department at the University of Houston and as chair of the History Department for five years during the mid 1980s.
President Ettling served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of North Dakota (UND) from 1995 to 1998 and as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost at UND from July 1998 to 2004. He also has held visiting faculty appointments at Northwestern University, Union College (Schenectady, N.Y.) and Rice University.
Shortly after President Ettling's arrival, SUNY Plattsburgh went through a transformation under his leadership. Several major accomplishments include:
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LAS VEGAS - NOVEMBER 14: Referee Kenny Bayless counts after Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico is knocked down in the third round by Manny Pacquiao during their WBO welterweight title fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 14, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Episode 2 Floyd Mayweather vs. Miguel Cotto 24-7 On Saturday night, while Showtime displayed some live boxing action, HBO debuted the second episode of Mayweather vs. Cotto 24/7. As always, we have a complete, detailed recap for you of all of the action. Read on for our full Mayweather-Cotto 24 7 episode 2 recap as the training camps pick up and the fight looms just two weeks away. Credit: All City Boxing Well, we begin the second episode of Mayweather-Cotto 24/7 by taking a look back at last week's episode. We saw some background on each man and where they are in their lives these days, and saw each man begin their training camps, Mayweather in Vegas with the usual suspects and Cotto in Orlando, with his whole family along for the ride. Now, we kick things off for episode 2 of Mayweather vs. Cotto 24 7 in Las Vegas. Mayweather pretends to be texting Cotto and talking some trash as he's riding passenger in the car around town. Then he starts on a rant about Easter, and ho...
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Madonna – Miles Away (new 2009 promo-video) Trendsetter aka Mark Holiday remix
Myspace: myspace.com Download this song and other 29 Trendsetter remixes: www.zshare.net "Miles Away" is the third single by American singer Madonna from her eleventh studio album, Hard Candy. It was first released as a promotional single in Japan in June 2008, due to it being the theme for the Fuji TV Japanese drama Change. The song was officially released on October 17, 2008 by Warner Bros. Records. The song was the last number-one dance airplay hit of 2008 and first one of 2009. The music for "Miles Away" was written first among all the other songs of Hard Candy, and Madonna began singing for the song after listening to it. Madonna said that the song was inspired by her (then) husband, Guy Ritchie. The cover depicts passport stamps of her European dates from the 2008 Sticky & Sweet Tour. The song has been performed in both the Sticky & Sweet Tour as well as the Hard Candy Promo Tour. This version was produced by fresh and trendy new-wave hip-hop producer from Miami – Mark Holiday, also known as Trendsetter. This remix first appears on his personal myspace in January 2009. Then this remix was added to his promo compilation "Remixes on Grammy Award Nominee's" You can download vol.1 of this compilation here: www.zshare.net You can check full quality of this remix here: www.myspace.com
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