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Welcome to the Nelson Mandela Digital Archive Project. Our aim is to locate, document, digitise, and provide access to all archival materials related to Nelson Mandela. This is a work in progress. Here is a selection of materials arranged in exhibits for your enjoyment.
Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory
Title: Long Walk Original Manuscript (Image #461)
Date: 1975
Transcript: Ghana, and Captain Abdul Aziz the Algerian representative of the Afro Asian Solidarity Committee.
The crucial question was whether these guests should be allowed to attend and a substantial number of delegates felt strongly that they should not be admitted. It being my first occasion to attend a PAFMECSA conference and being unfamiliar with the climate of relations amongst the balcks of our continent, the whole issue upset me and I felt I could not keep quiet. I argued that Dialo was the secretary general of our mother body, the All African Peoples Conference, and entitled to attend as of right. I pointed out that it would be a diplomatic blunder on our part to refuse admission to representatives of independent states whose friendship meant much to us in the freedom struggles of our respective countries.
But I was even more concerned about the position of the Algerian representatives and felt that it would be a scandal for us to turn them away at the time when they were waging a patriotic was against French imperialism at great cost in human lives and money. I pointed out that they had come to Addis so that they could carry back to their people a message of solidarity and support which would inspire them in their just war against French aggression. This proposal was accepted but only after one delegate had barked at me in desperation: "The trouble Nelson is that in North Africa you have Africans who are not Africans!"
There are usually two sides on question of this nature and my disagreement with some of my fellow
Extent and Medium: 1 page
Reference code: 461
Display Date: 1975

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Thursday, Oct. 1
Registration due today for Cornhole "Bags" Tournament and Fundraiser: 1 p.m. (check-in starts at noon), A-Town Tavern and Eatery, 3820 E. Ray Road, Suite 30 (northeast corner of Fry's Plaza). Entry fee: $50 per team (singles welcome), includes food and beer discounts. For information or to register, e-mail email@example.com.
Friday, Oct. 2
Registration deadline for Arizona Association for Economic Development Luncheon: set for 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, at Phoenix Airport Marriott, 1101 N. 44th St. Monique T. Heiser-Wong, vice president and general manager of Covance Laboratories, Inc., will speak on "Covance: Why did they choose Arizona?" Registration deadline is noon today. $40 for members, $50 for non-members and late registrants. (602) 240-2233 or www.aaed.com.
ZooFari – Phoenix Zoo Black-tie Fundraiser: 7 to 11 p.m., 455 N. Galvin Parkway. Adventure awaits with unique performances, cultural sounds and music that will make your heart beat. Feast on fine delicacies, desserts, wines and fine liquors. Bid on unusual and intriguing items at the Silent Auction and the Exotic Raffle. $225 general admission, $325 VIP. www.phoenixzoo.org.
Saturday, Oct. 3
Holistic Education Conference: Working Wonders – Wonder as a Foundation for Living Education: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., South Mountain Community Church, 717 E. Southern Ave. The conference is for parents, teachers and caregivers and features a keynote talk by local author and educator Shea Darian and several workshop options to explore how wonder can enliven teaching and learning for all ages. Optional afternoon activities. Childcare available. $25 to $35. (602) 315-8481, firstname.lastname@example.com or www.gileadpress.net.
Desert Vista High School Hockey Club hosting car wash: 8:30 to 11 a.m., Taco Bell by Fry's on Chandler Blvd. Proceeds will help defray team expenses for the upcoming season.
Coin, canned food drive: 10 a.m. to noon, Grace Inn, 10831 S. 51st St. (at Elliot Road). The MidFirst Bank fundraising van will be on site to assist the Ahwatukee Rotary in collecting coins and canned food to support hunger programs in the community. The bank will match the first $1,000 raised. The hotel will also offer a breakfast special, with $1 from each breakfast purchased going to support the drive. Liane, (602) 881-2541.
Teen Etiquette Class: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Hilton Phoenix/Chandler Hotel, 2929 W. Frye Road, Chandler. Teens ages 12 to 17 will learn about etiquette, avoiding peer pressure and job interview protocol. Lunch is included as a hands-on-experience in such subjects as restaurant dining savvy, eating difficult foods and navigating the place setting. Teens will also learn proper greetings and handshakes, conversation and communication skills and making a great impression. www.etiquette-plus.com, email@example.com or Chidell, (602) 625-7261.
Sunday, Oct. 4
Wine, Wags & Wishes: 1 to 4 p.m., McCormick Ranch Golf Club, 7505 E. McCormick Parkway, Scottsdale. Hosted by Arizona Golden Retriever Connection, the afternoon features wine tasting, food, live music and charity auctions to raise funds for rescued Golden Retrievers. Tickets are $40 each or $75 for two in advance; $50 each at door and include three wine tastings and food. (602) 870-0037, firstname.lastname@example.com or www.azgrc.org.
Ahwatukee First Sundays – Laurie's Laughoholic Club: 2 to 3 p.m. first Sundays, Fire Station 43, Community Room, 4110 E. Chandler Blvd. Laughter is a positive way to deal with life's challenges. Wear comfortable clothes, step out of your comfort zone, re-connect with your inner child and laugh for the health of it. It's free, it's fun and everyone is welcome. Affiliated with www.worldlaughtertour.com. Laurie, (480) 540-4776 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, Oct. 7
LeadzSmart Marketing Education Class: 7:30 to 9 a.m. Wednesdays, Marie Callendar's, 7455 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler. Attendees learn current marketing strategies that generate qualified leads and more sales conversions. The community outreach program is free to all. email@example.com or (480) 456-4700.
Ahwatukee Chat, Chew & Chocolate monthly coffee: 9 a.m. Start your morning off with friends, fun and inspiration. Free – no need to register, just show up to sip and chat. All are welcome. Liz, email@example.com, or (602) 881-8401 or www.chatchewandchocolate.com.
Downtown Chandler Art Walk: 5 to 9 p.m., in Historic Downtown Chandler along the sidewalks in front of the stores. The juried event is open to all artists in the Valley who would like to exhibit, free of charge. To receive an application to exhibit or for more information, call (480) 855-3539.
Thursday, Oct. 8
Weeders Garden Club meeting: 10 a.m., Tumbleweed Park, 2250 S. McQueen Road, Chandler, near the McCroskey House. At the "Orange Blossom Special" meeting, James Truman of the Maricopa County Master Gardeners Program will speak about planting and growing citrus in the low desert. Bring a friend! Box lunches ($8.50) will be served. To order lunch or for more information, call Elinor at (480) 759-3335.
An Evening With Leslie Marmon Silko: 7 p.m., Steele Auditorium, Heard Museum, 2301 N. Central Ave. The internationally acclaimed author will deliver the fall Simon Ortiz and Labriola Center Lecture on Indigenous Land, Culture and Community. The evening begins with a reading by the author from her forthcoming memoir, Turquoise Ledge, followed by an informal discussion with the audience and a booksigning. Free and open to the public. www.heard.org.
Friday, Oct. 9
Theme days at Brillliant Sky Toys & Books: today to Oct. 18, 4929 E. Chandler Blvd., Suite 401. The Wild Thing - held in conjunction with the movie opening and featuring lots of Where the Wild Things Are activities. Guest speakers, animal visits, and more are invited to support the themes - to be a featured guest, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. www.brilliantskytoys.com.
Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce Bar Bounce: 4 p.m. Happy Hour at Radisson, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Party Bus. This month features a Halloween theme. Ride the Ahwatukee Party Bus from the Radisson to VaBene, Hooters and A-Town Tavern and Eatery. Food and drink specials, prizes and no worries about driving! Must be 21 with I.D. to prove it. $10 presale wristbands, $20 night of event. www.ahwatukeechamber.com, (480) 753-7676 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Heard Museum Shops Annual Fall Shop Sale: today to Sunday, 2301 N. Central Ave. Items also available online at www.heardmuseumshop.com. Information: (602) 252-8848 or www.heard.org.
Saturday, Oct. 10
"Perennial Divide" Fall Plant Sale: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Office, 4341 E. Broadway Road. Master Gardeners will provide information about the on-site demonstration gardens and offer free gardening advice. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase. Free admission. www.maricopamastergardeners.com/plantsale.htm.
Clearance sale to benefit ABC Shelter: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and tomorrow, Max & Lucy, 116 W. McDowell Road (in the After Hours building and gallery). Half of the proceeds will benefit the Animals Benefit Club (ABC) Shelter, one of the oldest no-kill, nonprofit animal shelters in Phoenix. Merchandise will be discounted up to 90 percent, with prices starting at 25 cents. ABC volunteers will be on site to assist shoppers, as well as provide information about the needs of the shelter and adoptable pets. ABC also accepts cash donations and needs individuals to participate in the New Monthly Donor Program. Donations of goods (blankets, food, laundry detergent, bleach, etc.) are also welcome. www.animalsbenefitclub.com.
Sunday, Oct. 11
Bark Avenue Adopt-a-thon: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Bark Avenue Pet Supply, 3109 E. McKellips Road, Mesa. Twenty-three animal rescue groups will be in attendance, and hundreds of dogs and cats will be up for adoption. Proceeds from raffles will benefit the Phoenix Animal Care Coalition (PACC911) Emergency Medical Fund – 100 percent goes to help the companion animals of Arizona. Free samples of vegan food will also be available. www.pacc911.org, or Valerie, (602) 340-0415 or email@example.com.
Monday, Oct. 12
13th annual Sandra Day O'Connor Awards Luncheon: 10 a.m. reception and vignettes, 11 a.m. program, Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa, Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom, 2400 E. Missouri Ave. Hosted by Arizona Foundation for Women. Three outstanding women, including Dr. Madeleine Albright, will be honored for their significant contribution to society and their inspiration to women. Sponsorships, reservations: www.azfoundationforwomen.org.
The Heart Link Network Women's networking group: 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. second and fourth Mondays. The networking group for women helps them strengthen and expand their businesses and link hearts in the community. Details: Johnnie, (480) 275-2121. Registration: www.85044.theheartlinknetwork.com.
Sarah Vowell book signing: 7 p.m., Changing Hands Bookstore, 6428 S. McClintock Drive. Tempe. She will read and sign her acclaimed book, The Wordy Shipmates. (480) 730-0205.
Tuesday, Oct. 13
Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce Wake Up Ahwatukee Mixer: 7 a.m., New Paths to Healthcare held at CK's Tavern & Grill, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd. $5 for members, $15 for non-members. www.ahwatukeechamber.com.
Thursday, Oct. 15
"East Valley's - Be There" Professional networking event: 6 to 8:30 p.m., The Grace Inn, 10831 S. 51st St. www.evbtvpweb.com.
Rodney Strong Wine Dinner: 7 p.m. tonight, Caffe Boa, 5063 E. Elliot Road. The restaurant will host the Rodney Strong winery with a four-course dinner, live music and more. $45 per person. A Halloween Wine Dinner will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, featuring Vampire wines, live music and more. $39 per person. Reservations: firstname.lastname@example.com or (480) 893-3331.
Friday, Oct. 16
Sherman Alexie to Speak at NU (Native + You): 5:30 to 9 p.m., Heard Museum, 2301 N. Central Ave. At 6 p.m., Alexie will discuss and sign his newest book, War Dances. Tickets for the speaker are $7 and will come with a $7 voucher toward the purchase of the book from Changing Hands. Tierra del Fuego will perform in the courtyard and young Pueblo women artists will have work on display and for sale. Free admission. (602) 252-8848 or www.heard.org/NU.
The NEST Haunted House: tonight to Sunday, Oct. 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30 and 31, CJS Film Studios, 2005 N. 103rd Ave., Avondale. 7:30 p.m. to midnight Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursdays and Sundays. Scream your head off as more than $250,000 in special effects and 70 actors and stuntsmen bring to life the legend of Arizona's most notorious serial killer at its new 22-acre location. As part of America's Best Haunts $1 million Scare Stimulus Package, complimentary tickets will be provided to the unemployed and their families and active military, fire and police families. General admission, $25; VIP FastPass, $35. www.frightened.com.
Saturday, Oct. 17
Desert Botanical Garden Fall Plant Sale: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway (east parking lot). Features the largest variety of desert-adapted plants available in one location. Garden horticulturists, volunteers and professional landscape designers will be on hand to answer questions, assist in plant selections and offer advice. Free admission – garden members receive a 10 percent discount on plant purchases. (480) 941-1225 or www.dbg.org.
Day of Play: 9 a.m. to noon, Tumbleweed Park, 2250 S. McQueen Road, Chandler. Enjoy a variety of fun health booths, sports, games and safety activities. Learn how to stay active year round. Reap the benefits of having happier, smarter and healthier children. Free. (480) 782-2665 or www.chandleraz.gov/special-events.
19th Annual Empty Bowls Event: 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Arizona Center (in the Grotto), 400 E. Van Buren. Hosted by Waste Not, a Phoenix-based organization dedicated to collecting and distributing perishable food to a diverse network of agencies that feed the hungry. The event features a wide array of one-of-a-kind bowls made by the Arizona Clay Association, most available for a $12 donation which helps support Waste Not's food recovery and delivery program. Sam's Café will supply lunch to those that purchase a bowl. www.wastenotaz.org or (480) 941-1841.
Dive Into Social Media Symposium: 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Embassy Suites, 1515 N. 44th St. Organized by the Phoenix Business and Professional Women, the event will introduce attendees to social media, with the nuts and bolts about how to start, how to choose among the different options (such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube), how to gain from using social media, and how to find new customers and generate business leads. Open to men and women. $39. Gretchen, (602) 614-0014 or www.bpwphoenix.org.
Monday, Oct. 19
"Zoo To You" program: 10 to 11 a.m., Environmental Education Center, Veterans Oasis Park, northeast corner of Lindsay and Chandler Heights roads, Chandler. Live animals from the Phoenix Zoo will be on display and zoo staff will deliver a presentation to engage audiences about the wonders of our earth and the animals with whom we share it. $8, free for ages four and under. Pre-registration required to (480) 782-2890.
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Mothers of Preschooleres (MOPS) meeting: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. third Tuesdays, theSprings Church, 6135 W. Detroit St., Chandler. Mothers of children ages newborn through kindergarten are invited for a time of authentic community, personal growth, practical help and spiritual hope. Meetings and childcare are free. MOPS International in Denver requests that moms sign up for an annual membership, and for the yearly $23.95 fee they will receive a book, a bi-monthly magazine and weekly mom e-mails. Heather, (480) 202-4477 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Solar electricity seminar: 7 p.m., Oakwood Country Club, 24218 S. Oakwood Blvd., Sun Lakes. Installers will set up displays and speak with residents. The presentation will include slides, charts and easy-to-understand facts and figures. A question and answer period will follow. (480) 895-8194.
Wednesday, Oct. 21
Arizona Capitol Museum Lunch Bunch: 12:15 to 1 p.m., First floor Museum Lounge, 1700 W. Washington St. Artist and author Zarco Guerrero explores the evolution of El Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead - Nov. 2) and how it is celebrated in Arizona. Lunch Bunch is a free program about Arizona history and/or current events. Bring your lunch and enjoy coffee and cookies provided by the Museum Guild. Free museum admission and parking. www.lib.az.us/museum/events.cfm or (602) 926-3620.
Ahwatukee American Legion Post 64 and Veterans Club: 3 p.m. third Wednesdays, Ahwatukee Recreation Center, 5001 E. Cheyenne Drive. Rod, (480) 496-6169.
Halloween "Dress Rehearsal" Party: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Disney Stores (San Tan Village, Fiesta Mall, Arizona Mills and Scottsdale Fashion Square). Celebrate the Halloween season with games, prizes and a costume parade. Kids ages three and up who show up wearing their favorite costume will receive a free gift (while supplies last). www.disneystore.com or (866) 902-2798.
Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce After Five Evening Mixer: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., The Bar Fitness Studio, 4425 E. Agave Road, Suite 100. Co-Hosted by Heidi's Catering & Events. The Oktoberfest party will be complete with food, music and lots of fun. Bring your own stein. The jackpot is $250. www.ahwatukeechamber.com or (480) 753-7676.
Thursday, Oct. 22
Great Pumpkin Festival: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today to Sunday, Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway. Features pumpkins, hayrides, country-western entertainment, carnival games, hay bale maze and the Arizona Big Train Operators' interactive exhibit. All activities are included with Garden admission. (480) 941-1225 or www.dbg.org.
Martinis and Massage night: 5 to 8:30 p.m., That Italian Place, 3941 E. Chandler Blvd., Suite 107. Hosted by That Italian Place and A-Peeling Faces SkinCare & Massage Therapy every fourth Thursday. Receive complimentary chair massages from A-Peeling Faces as well as half off martinis and appetizer specials. The full dinner menu is also available. RSVP: (480) 759-4459.
Downtown Chandler Farmers Market: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, Dr. A. J. Chandler Park, just south of Chandler Boulevard, west side of Arizona Avenue. Features fresh, local produce, jams, honey, salsas, artisan breads, frozen salmon, hummus and crafts vendors.
Get Involved Extravaganza: 6 to 8 p.m., REI, 1405 W. Southern Ave., Tempe. Held in celebration of the new Ken Burns documentary series, The National Parks: America's Best Idea, the event will help the community "Get Involved" with preserving shared public spaces. Representatives from nonprofit groups and organizations that work to preserve Arizona's wilderness, public lands, and open spaces - and access to them - will share stories and answer questions, a clip from the documentary will be shown and information will be provided on volunteer opportunities. Free refreshments. (480) 967-5494 or www.rei.com/tempe.
Friday, Oct. 23
Monster Ball, Family Fun Night: 6 to 8:30 p.m., Ahwatukee Foothills YMCA, 1030 E. Liberty Lane. Windy City DJ's will emcee, and guests are invited to come dressed in costume. The evening includes dance games, prizes, two haunted houses for young and older children and "trunk-or-treating." The cost is $5 for the entire family and includes a slice of pizza, drink, popcorn and the haunted houses. The trunk-or-treating is free and will only run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. (guests do not have to pay the $5 fee to the Monster Ball if they will only do the trunk-or-treat). Guests that volunteer to decorate their trunks will receive free admission into the Monster Ball. Proceeds will support the YMCA "Strong Kids Campaign." (480) 759-6762.
Amelia Earhart book event: 7 p.m., Changing Hands Bookstore, 6428 S. McClintock Drive, Tempe. Author Susan Wels will discuss her new book, Amelia Earhart: The Thrill of It, which will be published to coincide with this month's release of the Hollywood biopic starring Hilary Swank in the title role, alongside Richard Gere and Ewan McGregor (www.foxsearchlight.com/amelia/). (480) 730-0205.
Saturday, Oct. 24
Sports Explosion: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Steele Indian School Park, 300 E. Indian School Road. The day of play and fun for the entire family features professional athlete appearances, autographs and clinics; sports demonstrations; interactive games and fitness activities; club sports and health and wellness booths; music and entertainment. Free. Shawna, (480) 947-0369.
Bashas' Boo! At the Zoo: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and tomorrow, Phoenix Zoo, 455 N. Galvin Parkway. Families are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes to enjoy the fun. Activities include the popular pumpkin stomp and chomp, mascot parades featuring costumed characters, and numerous kids' activities throughout the Zoo. Free with regular admission. www.phoenixzoo.org.
Butterfly Walk: 9:30 to 11 a.m., Boyce Thompson Arboretum Visitor's Center, Highway 60, Milepost 223, near Superior. Learn about and look for a variety of common species of butterflies, such as Queen, Painted Lady and Pipevine Swallowtail on this guided walk. (520) 689-2723 or http://arboretum.ag.arizona.edu.
Community Fair: Bigger and better than ever! For sponsorship or booth information, call the Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce at (480) 753-7676.
Free Star Party: 5:30 to 9 p.m., Environmental Education Center, northeast corner of Lindsay and Chandler Heights roads, Chandler. Members of the East Valley Astronomy Club will bring their telescopes to Veterans Oasis Park to allow visitors to explore Arizona's amazing night sky! From 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., astronomer Howard Israel will give a presentation titled "Astronomy on the Cheap." Telescope viewing takes place outside from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Halloween-themed activity tables, information booths, refreshments and live animal displays will also be featured. Suitable for all ages. Free. If weather is questionable, call (480) 782-2890.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Arizona Grantmakers Forum 3rd annual Art of Giving Luncheon: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Arizona Biltmore, 2400 E. Missouri Ave. Theme: Multi-Generational Philanthropy. Author Nathan Dungan will discuss new ways to talk and think about money among family members and between generations. www.azgrantmakers.org.
Ahwatukee Republican Women: 7 p.m., Fire Station Community Room, 4110 E. Chandler Blvd. Mary, (602) 206-1189 or email@example.com.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Halloween Wine Dinner: 7 p.m., Caffe Boa, 5063 E. Elliot Road. Features Vampire wines, live music, prizes and more. $39 per person. Reservations: email@example.com or (480) 893-3331.
Friday, Oct. 30
Howl-O-Ween at the Phoenix Zoo: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and tomorrow, 455 N. Galvin Parkway. The event will offer experiences sure to terrify those looking for a good scare, but younger ghosts and goblins will have their own merry-not-scary pathways where they'll find more treats than tricks. Guests are asked to arrive in their scariest or favorite costume. Activities include DJ music, ghostly storytelling, outdoor movies, trick or treating and more! Admission is $6, $8 for non Zoo members, free for ages two and younger. Visit www.phoenixzoo.org for more information.
Halloween Spooktacular: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Downtown Library Plaza, 125 E. Commonwealth Ave., Chandler. Trick or Treat with the city of Chandler. Dress to impress and participate in the annual costume contest, visit arts and craft booths and explore the pumpkin patch and haunted house. Various food vendors will be onsite along with a night full of music. $2 admission for ages 15 and younger. (480) 782-2730 or www.chandleraz.gov/special-events.
Saturday, Oct. 31
Dia de los Muertos celebration: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow, Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway. The colorful Mexican and Native tradition honors and celebrates departed loved ones in a festival setting. Enjoy entertainment via song, dance and storytelling. (480) 941-1225 or www.dbg.org.
Halloween Night Golf at Palo Verde: 5 p.m., 6210 N. 15th Ave. The course will be lined with glow lights, and glow balls will be provided. Costumes are encouraged. $25 per person – one child plays free when playing with paying adult. $15 for each additional child. (602) 249-9930.
Sunday, Nov. 1
ZooRide – Phoenix Zoo Motorcycle Poker Run: 7 a.m. to noon. The second event, presented by the Wildest Club in Town, is the poker run of the season. Check in at Chandler Harley Davidson, 6895 W. Chandler Blvd. The ride ends at the Phoenix Zoo for an after party where guests will enjoy delicious food, live entertainment, raffle and more. Admission is $25 for drivers, $15 for riders, or $40 per couple. Visit www.phoenixzoo.org for more information.
Thursday, Nov. 5
Anti-Defamation League Torch of Liberty Award Dinner: 6 to 8:30 p.m. All proceeds go to benefit the ADL's 2009 Community Partnership to Fight Hate. $375 per person; tables start at $3,750. (602) 274-0991.
Friday, Nov. 6
Coach Murphy's Inaugural Charity Home Run Derby & Family Fun Fall Festival: 5 to 9 p.m., Scottsdale Stadium, 7408 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale. Arizona State University Baseball Head Coach Pat Murphy will lead sluggers up to bat. Special guests and celebrities will participate and root on contestants as they swing for the fences. Entertainment will be featured, and attendees may also enjoy dinner options, a silent auction, raffle drawings and a Kid Zone. Proceeds will benefit The Crossroads, Inc. transitional living for people in recovery from alcoholism and addiction. $9, free for ages 3 years and under. Sponsorships and VIP tickets available. Brent, (602) 279-2585 or email@example.com.
Saturday, Nov. 7
Rent-A-Space Parking Lot Sale: 7 a.m. to noon, Mountain View Lutheran Church, 11002 S. 48th St. The sale is sponsored by Outreach Ministries, who will also hold a coffee and bake sale. Booths, 9' x 16', available for $25 each. Reservations: (480) 893-2579.
30th annual El Dia de los Muertos/Celebration of Life Festival: noon to 7 p.m., Historic Downtown Chandler and Dr. A.J. Chandler Park, 3 S. Arizona Ave. This free festival includes entertainment, a community altar, ethnic cuisine, folk art vendors and a traditional candlelight procession. The festival showcases performing artists and is best known for its one-of-a-kind masked performances using the masks of Zarco Guerrero. (480) 833-5875.
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Foothills Women's Club meeting: 7 p.m., Club West Golf Course Clubhouse, 16400 S. 14th Ave. Local women are invited. The club meets one Wednesday evening of the month September through May. Kari, email@example.com or www.foothillswomensclub.org.
Friday, Nov. 13
Eighth Annual Holiday Boutique: 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Arizona Community Church, 9325 S. Rural Road, Tempe. (480) 491-2210.
Saturday, Nov. 14
Free urban fishing clinic: 8 a.m. to noon, Environmental Education Center, northeast corner of Lindsay and Chandler Heights roads, Chandler. Sport fishing instructors from the AZ Game and Fish Department will provide a limited supply of bait and loaner rods. Participants who register at the AZGFD booth during the event may fish without a license during clinic hours. Suitable for all ages. (480) 782-2890.
Raku Arts & Crafts Festival: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Historic Downtown Chandler and Dr. A.J. Chandler Park, 3 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler. This Japanese arts & crafts festival features music, demonstrations, food and beverages. Free. (480) 593-8443.
Chiles and Chocolate Festival: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today and tomorrow, Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway. Delight your taste buds at this culinary festival with flavors both spicy and sweet. Also cooking demonstrations, children's activities and lively entertainment. Flamenco dance instruction and the sounds of DJ World Famous Rani "g" will keep the weekend sweet and sizzlin'. (480) 941-1225 or www.dbg.org.
Thursday, Nov. 26
ZooLights at the Phoenix Zoo: 6 to 10 p.m. today through Jan. 10, 455 N. Galvin Parkway. To celebrate the opening of the Zoo's new Komodo Dragon exhibit, a new life size lighted Komodo display will debut this year. Admission is $7 for Zoo members, $9 for non-members. Visit www.phoenixzoo.org for more information.
Saturday, Dec. 5
Tumbleweed Tree Lighting & Parade of Lights: Historic Downtown Chandler and Dr. A.J. Chandler Park, 3 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler. The Festival is from 4:30 to 9 p.m., the Parade of Lights is at 7 p.m. and the lighting of the tree will follow at approximately 8 p.m. This year marks the 52nd Tumbleweed Tree built in Historic Downtown Chandler.
Santa's House: Dr. A.J. Chandler Park, 3 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler.
Get a free picture taken with Santa from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. today; 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec 10; and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays Dec. 12 and 19. (480) 782-2735.


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now in production environment i know that we configure a web server in front of application server, it could be either apache or IIS or any other. however i don't know if it's a mandatory thing and what exactly it's purpose and weather it's always required?This is not a mandatory thing. Also, this forum is about iAS. For weblogic you'll have a better chance to get help if you go to: WebLogic Server - General
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Disneyland Resort recently announced new environmental initiatives to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from its facilities. In addition to using compressed natural gas (CNG) to fuel its guest trams, the Anaheim, Calif. park will also use recycled cooking oil to power its Disneyland Railroad steam trains and Mark Twain riverboat.
"These initiatives demonstrate Disneyland Resort's ongoing commitment to balancing environmental stewardship throughout our operations," said Michael O'Grattan, senior vice president of resort operations. "These are just a few steps in our ongoing journey to reduce Disneyland Resort's environmental footprint."
Starting this week, the Disneyland Railroad is being fueled by a special biodiesel made from recycled cooking oil used throughout the resort. Since April 2007, the Disneyland Railroad's five trains have been using a soy-based biodiesel. The cooking-oil biodiesel will not only continue to reduce emissions by up to 80 percent, but is locally sourced from the 500-acre park's facilities.
"We have been recycling our used kitchen grease for years, but this innovation takes recycling to another level," said Frank Dela Vara, Disneyland Resort's director of environmental affairs and conservation. "Now the oil used to cook french fries and other foods is processed to power our Disneyland Railroad and our Mark Twain Riverboat. This move allows the Resort to save approximately 200,000 gallons of petroleum diesel per year."
The Mark Twain Riverboat also will begin using the new biodiesel within the next few weeks.
As of December 2008, all 16 Disneyland Resort trams, which transport guests between the two theme parks and parking facilities, are fueled by compressed natural gas (CNG). For the 10 years prior to the conversion, diesel/hybrid engines powered Disneyland trams.
The switch to CNG from a hybrid engine was made possible through a $1.17 million grant from the Carl Moyer Memorial Air Quality Standards Attainment Program. Using CNG will eliminate the need for approximately 50,000 gallons of diesel per year.
With 20,000 employees, the Disneyland Resort is Orange County's largest employer and a $3.7 billion annual contributor to the local economy. The Resort has received more than 550 million guests since opening on July 17, 1955.
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We make these all the time! Some marinades need just a short time, but this really tastes amazing if you let it take up space in your fridge for at least 12 hours, preferably up to 48 hours. They taste great at room temperature, so you can even cook them in advance. Prep time, as always, includes marinating time.
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the marinade really made these great. i added quite a bit more hot sauce, just because we like hot and spicy. otherwise, i did them exactly as the recipe said, and they turned out super. great flavor, and really juicy. can't wait to try this marinade on some some chicken kebobs, or just reagular chicken breasts. definately a keeper!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1⁄4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 dash hot pepper sauce (or to taste)
- 1⁄4 cup canola oil or 1⁄4 cup olive oil
- 1 1⁄2 lbs chicken wings
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- Place the pepper and salt in a medium bowl.
- Add the garlic cloves and crush into the salt and pepper to make a thick paste.
- Add the lemon juice, crushed red pepper, and hot sauce.
- Whisk in the olive oil slowly until well combined.
- Place the chicken wings in a large sealable plastic bag.
- Add the marinade and seal the bag tightly.
- Shake the bag well to coat.
- Refrigerate for 12-48 hours.
- Remove the chicken wings from the refrigerator and let sit at room temperature for 25-30 minutes while heating the grill.
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The Nexus program isn't going away, but Android Silver is in the works
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1. joey_sfb (Posts: 6613; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
Good old nexus!
2. KickRocks (Posts: 181; Member since: 22 Mar 2011)
Hot Damn!!!
3. jellmoo (Posts: 2035; Member since: 31 Oct 2011)
That's obviously great news, but I just want to throw this out there: Just because the Nexus line is sticking around, does not necessarily mean it will retain that super low price point.
4. joey_sfb (Posts: 6613; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
They better! Otherwise how would they be able to keep up the image of 'Don't be Evil!'
5. chistoefur (Posts: 103; Member since: 05 Nov 2012)
That doesn't seem like a very, Google thing to do. They usually either make something really expensive or inexpensive, and Nexus phones used to cost a lot, so I don't think they'd just go back to making them pricey. Nexus phone's price points are what make them really stand out too, so I don't see them taking away such an appreciated feature of the Nexus line.
7. Dr.Phil (Posts: 1639; Member since: 14 Feb 2011)
The whole point of the Nexus program is really aimed at developers (with the exception of the Nexus 7 because they do try to really aim that towards the consumer). Yes, the lower price point does entice consumers to want to try out an Android device, but the main reason the price point is so low is so that developers will be able to purchase and use the devices to create more applications which means more revenue for Google. I don't think they will raise the prices because it wouldn't be beneficial for them.
23. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Ppl have to remember Nexus devices are for app devs, Android dev team first, root n ROM community 2nd.
6. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3689; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
Now thats Good to hear! :)
8. Zylam (Posts: 1123; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)
Ahhhhh man best news ever, I was starting to get worried. Nexus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9. DocOc (Posts: 138; Member since: 23 Apr 2014)
If the Nexus team is building the software and hardware together, that would mean we should see the next Nexus phone this Fall when "L" is finalized. Can't wait to see what awesomeness they come up with!!
10. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Hopefully the next Nexus tablet too, but I hope they take their time and get everything right. Plus, the later in the year, the more powerful the specs are likely to be. I'll be picking up one of each when the time does come.
11. AfterShock (Posts: 3698; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
Loving this Dev preview, thanks Google. Keep the nexus alive.
13. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3689; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
Is it stable? I wanna try it :)
14. AfterShock (Posts: 3698; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
Stable as far as I have seen, though, root is somewhat elusive.
It's snappy and pretty kool.
Notification shade is sweet, overall loving it.
Haven't decided if a daily driver yet though.
17. chistoefur (Posts: 103; Member since: 05 Nov 2012)
I've been using it for maybe 14 hours now on my Nexus 5, and it's been pretty good to me. I get some random slowdowns and stutters, but that's expected in such early software.
I can't quite decide if I want to keep it as a daily driver either, I mean I really want to cuz it's soooo nice lol but it is a tad buggy, but not too bad. I just don't want to set everything back up again.
18. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3689; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
Thanx, downloading the images.
19. uchihakurtz (Posts: 404; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
It's stable in my Nexus 7 2013, hell I can even play PSX game just fine, but there's no Gallery app.
12. oueighteen95 (Posts: 26; Member since: 20 Dec 2011)
Just thinking but hopefully I'm wrong, if they put Nexus or Silver phones in carrier stores, wouldn't that mean you would get the new Nexus for 199 on contract or pay the 600-700 off contract price? If so, what would be the point, the Nexus is an amazing phone for its price but if you put it at $600, you could just go with a phone from Samsung, LG, etc. You get better specs for around the same price. although you do have to deal with bloated versions of android and long long wait times for updates. Just a thought.
15. amiaq (Posts: 509; Member since: 30 Jun 2012)
Make it at least 32gb, water and dust proof, then you'll get my business.
20. Dingy_cellar_dweller (Posts: 265; Member since: 16 Mar 2013)
Water and dust proof whould be a big carrot for me to get a new Nexus.
21. .KRATOS. (Posts: 385; Member since: 15 Mar 2013)
I don't mind to see a nexus 6 with a higher price, if they get to cram it with a high end camera, water and dust proof, gd speakers a la htc n the latest cpu, so than it would be awesome, specially with the stock android getting better n better, that would be the killer phone
22. andynaija (Posts: 983; Member since: 08 Sep 2012)
Stereo speakers and maybe a 64GB version too and more color options.
24. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
"Burke went on to explain that it is actually impossible for Google to build Android without Nexus devices."
I said almost the exact same thing when the rumors about Android Silver popped up. I said at most Nexus devices will still be used as dev phones, that maybe Google will go back to the ADP days (Android Developer Phone)


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".hack.... the perfect name, for the imperfect game"
.hack is the first installment of four from Bandi. Its based off of an anime series. This should have been my first clue that it wasn't my type of game. Its a radical new idea, and if they'd even put ten minutes into stopping and thinking 'what do the GAMERS want' instead of 'How can we screw the people for lots of money while doing very little work', it might have been okay.
Gameplay (3/10): The game can be finished in anywhere from 8-20 hours. This made me wonder 'Why, praytell, would anyone pay about 59.99... four times.. for a gameplay experience that totals 80 hours?' They could have easily crammed it into two disks. I was not amused. In fact, so not amused, I didn't bother buying any of the later three.
Simply put, there is about an hours worth of gameplay... repeated ad nasuem to the point where I resorted to trying to solve complex mathmatical calculations in my head while playing the game, just to keep my eyes open and on the screen. After awhile, it just became instinct, and there was no actual thought required for the actions in the game. If I enjoyed that, I'd have just asked my boss at work if I could work some free overtime for him...
You goto your desktop, read several pages of useless 'news' and emails, message boards, and the like, log onto the game, and proceed to spend almost an hour in town, bartering with people to get decent equipment before bravely setting off to a dungeon.... where you hack and slash until its cleared, and then repeat... and repeat...
The only way to get to dungeons is through randomly selecting three names, similar to the randomly generated names for U.S. Military projects. You wind up with names like 'Delta Blindside Hurting Kitchen'. The voiceovers when they say these things in the most serious voice ever 'Quickly, you must goto 'Delta Thinker Voice Starscape' just made me laugh. I couldn't take it seriously.
The battle system was just cruel and unusual. This is the nightmare of battle systems. Its realtime, but the camera is self-controled. Many's the time when you find yourself slamming that X button over and over, and swivling the camera like crazy to find where that damned enemy IS, only to loose track of yourself in the muddle and wind up dead.
The realtime battle system is one favored by some, and it CAN be done well. This system was not. There is no skill involved. You see enemy. Hit X button repeatedly. See other enemy. Hit X again. Repeat as needed. There is no way to combine moves (of which there is one), and your cohorts AI is appauling. If they aren't seven levels higher than the moster their fighting, they're dead before they even wade into the fight, or if they survive, act like whiney children going 'owww... heal me _____.... please heal meeeeeeeeeee'. Show me someone that does that in a real MMORPG, and I will do more than heal them. I'll put an arrow, bullet, or other projectile between their characters eyes and 'heal' all their problems for good.
That brings me to another point. This 'World' supposedly has over 20 million subscribers... why, then, do I ever only see about 20 to 30? They're inane conversations are similar to what you'd hear in a real MMORPG, but really, I HATE listening to real people whine about their lives in MMORPGS to begin with, I don't need to hear it from the computerized character now too.
Story(4/10): The main problems in the story are evident within the first ten to fifteen minutes. At first, theres a steady influx of plot-forwarding events, which kind of sweep you along. I enjoyed that. My problem was... I was so very quickly confused about just what was happening. Somehow, this guy is put into a coma, and your characters online character has to solve the mystery. Great.... but.. what IS the deal with that damned bracelet, and who are all these weird people that keep joining you! Your e-mail corespondence with them sheds little light on their actual pasts, besides one being a highschool tennis champ. Mondo useful knowing that, eh?
The gameplay has so little to do with the story, that you often find yourself wondering 'Why am I doing this?' not only in the game sense, but also as in 'Why am I still playing this damned game?'.
Graphics(4/10): Put frankly, this game looks like something from the bygone era of PSX games. All the dungeons look exactly the same, and your character, when in the heat of battle (IF you can get the camera where you want it) simply looks like a blob of color within other, bigger, more pissed off blobs of color. I've seen the capabilities of the PS2 graphics (FFX, Baldurs Gate: DA, and others for example). This is just substandard all the way.
Sound(6/10): The voiceovers are horrendous. The ONLY way I could stand it was to listen to it in japaneese with subtitles in english (I suppose i could have muted it and put on some tunes as well). Its clear that the actors realized how bad the game was and didnt bother putting much effort into their parts. Can't blame them. The music is repetative... but, somehow, just narrowly avoids being constantly annoying. Overall, it didn't piss me off, and they had the japaneese voices in there, so it gets a passing score.
Replayability(1/10): I commend anyone who manages to actually FINISH the game once. I barely managed it myself. Luckily, I bought it used, so I didn't waste too much money. This is one of those games thats going to sit on my wall of shame until such time that I feel the urge to go upto the store and use it as collateral to get a new one. Its very unlikely that anyone would play it once, only to turn around and subject themselves to it ever again.
Rent/Buy: Rent. If you, for whatever reason, (perhaps your obsessive compulsive and HAVE to beat all those dungeons) really like it, buy it by all means. I myself, am glad I didn't spend more than 20 dollars on it.
Reviewer's Rating: 2.0 - Poor
Originally Posted: 03/29/04
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Sources.—"Calendar of Virginia State Papers," Vol. IV, p. '391; Howe's "Historical Collections, of Virginia." p. 343; Atkinson's "History of Kanawha County," pp. 13, 14, 136, 195, 196; West Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol. V. (1905), p. 35.
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Herbal Essences Hello Hydration Moisturizing Shampoo Reviews
I really wanted to like thisThe smell is AWESOME. I can't say enough about how much I love the coconut smell, and it really lasts. Sadly, it didn't do very much in the way of hydrating my superdry hair. I ended up just using it as a body wash. — 6 years, 6 months agoLittleBunny | 545 reviews
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Smells DeliciousHerbal Essences has always been my favorite shampoo in terms of smell. I have a tried a variety of shampoos, and Hello Hydration has been one of the top moisturizing shampoos as well. I even got my boyfriend to use this shampoo and he absolutely loves it too. — 6 years, 2 months agoMissXu | 102 reviews
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No Hydration............My family has gone through every formula offered by Herbal Essences. We run into the same problem every time...build up. The first 2 or 3 times the shampoos and conditioners worked great and then they starting building up and giving all 4 of us (2 adults, 2 teenagers) oily roots, flakes, and frizzy ends. I know a lot of people love Herbal Essences but we don't anymore based on experience. — 5 years, 5 months agopowerwoman033 | 509 reviews
mmmMy hair was definitely hydrated but a little weighed down (even if it smelled amazing!) I would only use this shampoo after I color my hair or getting out of a pool. It's very hydrating but my hair only needs it when it's stressed... not every day. — 7 years, 3 months agoBon_Bon | 522 reviews
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smells greatit hydrates my hair and i can feel it cleaning out all the hairspray and gel that i use. its so cheap too! — 9 years agokenya | 504 reviews
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Review subjectI didn't find this product very moisturizing. I have coarse hair though. — 6 years, 2 months agoMissPurple | 611 reviews
Hello, Sahara!I have never been too impressed with the Herbal Essences line, but I was going on vacation for a few weeks and didn't want to drag my usual Dove argan oil full sized bottles. I grabbed the Herbal Essences Hello Hydration line in travel sizes and was on my way! Unfortunately, I thought both the shampoo and conditioner to be sub-par. The shampoo was thick and creamy, but that didn't transfer to soft...read moreer hair. In fact, it made my hair slightly dry and tangly. When I first read the ingredients, I noticed that there was Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. This is the most drying of the SLS sulfates. Typically, Sodium Laureth Sulfate will be in shampoos that are supposed to be more moisturizing for dryer hair. The scent was a mild coconut which was very pleasant but the formula was almost too thick to lather. This shampoo is okay but I wouldn't suggest for dryer hair; maybe oilier hair would be best. — 3 years, 4 months agopixie_dust | 492 reviews
It's ok.I really like the way this smells, but I think that's all there is to it, a good smell. It does not feel great on my hair, nor could I tell if there was a difference. However, Herbal Essences is very good at drying my hair. But it smells great! — 5 years, 5 months agoyestfl | 239 reviews
Yummy scent, but not outstanding performanceI picked this shampoo because I liked the delicious coconut milk scent (and the attractive price). But the performance was just decent. This may be good for people with normal hair and who love coconut and tropical aroma, but don't expect this shampoo to repair damages or preserve colored hair. Also, the matching conditioner did not hydrate my hair as much as other outstanding moisturizing conditioner. BTW, I miss their original Herbal Essences shampoo. — 8 years, 8 months agoluckybetty | 895 reviews
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Great For HairI really love this shampoo because it really hydrates my hair from root to tip and gets rid of my dry and split ends. I love how it adds moisture and makes my hair softer. It has a fruity scent and makes my hair look fuller and healthier. — 8 years agoStef42678 | 500 reviews
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Four die as Indiana plane crashes off Bahamas
An Indiana man was piloting a small plane that crashed in the Bahamas.
Eyewitness News has confirmed Anthony Wishart from Fishers as the pilot. All four people on board were killed in the crash. The pilot held a valid license for single engine aircraft.
The identities of the other three passengers are still unknown, but all are believed to be Americans. They include a man and two women.
Records show the plane was registered to a company in Cicero, Indiana. A report from the Bahamian Civil Aviation Department's Flight Standard Inspectorate posted on shows the Cirrus SR22 was registered to First Class Flyers, LLC, with the Indiana address.
The plane took off from Grand Bahamas Sunday morning and crashed off the coast. The Bahamian report said the local sightseeing flight in the area of Freeport apparently ditched in low waters approximately seven miles north of the Freeport Control Tower.
Emergency response teams found plane debris scattered in the Atlantic.
The weather at the time of the crash indicated light wind, broken clouds and visibility greater than ten miles.


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We all could use a wintry nail polish to not just carry us through the holiday season, but also to perk up our fingers and toes in the dark, cold months ahead. Burgundy is one of our fave colors: It's as pretty as red, but not so predictable. L'Oreal Paris will donate $3 of every bottle of "Woman of the Year" sold, to benefit Dr. Hawa Abdi, a Glamour Women of the Year Fund Honoree. For 20 years, Dr. Abdi has been providing food, shelter and medical care to women and children escaping violence in Somalia. (You can learn more about her work at DHAF.org.) Giving back and looking glam: how beautiful is that?


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Part of my practice is being split and I recall from a few years ago when we took over another small firm, this can be problematical as far as having the 64-8 details transferred within the various HMRC departments. Does anyone have any experience of this? What I need is for the clients being taken to the new firm to have a smooth transition so that all HMRC departments recognise the new agency name they will have to deal with. When we took over the other practice a few years ago we found that a few years down the line propblems were still being raised with clients for whom we hadn't had to speak to HMRC since the change. Anyone know the best way of going about this? I did try to speak to HMRC about it but was completely underwhelmed by the response - just advised me to write in with a list of the clients that needed changing about 5 weeks before the change is due to take place.
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A few years ago the practice I used to work for merged with another practice and we had to go through the process of transferring 64-8s. What we did was send a list of the relevant clients to the CAA Team in Newcastle with a covering letter explaining the merger of both practices and they dealt with the whole process.
I seem to recall it went quite smoothly with only a handful of cases where we found out we didn't have authorisation at a later stage.
Although these days you could try the new Agent Account Managers at HMRC and see what process they recommend.
I would be interested to know how you get on.
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obtaining new forms 64-8 for all of the clients ensuring the new agent code is shown. Possibly laborious but probably safest...


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Trip highlights:
- Bigodi wet land swamp walk
- Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale and Kyambura Gorge
- Gorilla trekking Bwindi and Buhoma village walk/river trail.
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Entebbe - Kampala. On your arrival at Entebbe, you will be met by our welcome team and you will be transferred to Hotel Africana, Sheraton Hotel, Red Chilli hide away camp so that you can relax and rest and here is where you will have your dinner and over night or the hotel of your choice and later be briefed by the General Manager in preparation for your trip. Dinner and over night at Sheraton Hotel/African Hotel/Red Chilli hide away camp. Meal plan H/B.
Day 2: Kampala - Fort portal. Your Safari guide will collect you from your hotel and depart by road to Fort Portal. This scenic drive will take approximately 5 hours. You will stop in Fort Portal Town for lunch before driving to the lodge or camp. You may spend the rest of the afternoon either relaxing or taking a walk around the surrounding villages and towns or to the Bigodi wetland sanctuary. Dinner and over Ndali Lodge/Primates Lodge/Rwenzori View Guest House F/B.
Day 3: Kibale National Park - Queen Elizabeth National Park. At 8:00 am, you will report to the ranger station in Kibale National Park to track habituated chimps – these delightful apes, more closely related to humans than to any other living creature, are tremendous fun to watch as they squabble and play in fruiting trees. The incredibly diverse forest is home to over 13 species of primates including the red colobus monkey, the rare L'Hoest, the blue monkey, the grey mangabey, pottos, black faced vervet monkeys, baboons and also bush babies. The shady forest trails provide ample sighting opportunities for botanists and butterfly lovers, while birders are in for a treat with 335 species recorded including the endemic Prirogrine's ground thrush.
The elusive forest elephant, smaller and hairier that its Savannah counterpart, moves seasonally into the developed part of the park, while other terrestrial mammals include buffalo, giant forest hog and a half dozen antelope species. After chimpanzee tracking, we will drive to Queen Elizabeth National park. Queen Elizabeth National Park's diverse Eco-system of grass plains, tropical forest, rivers swamps, lakes and volcanic crater is home of an incredible abundance of wildlife. Tonight you will sleep in Either Mweya safari lodge/Jacana safari Lodge/Albertine rift camp. Meal plan F/B.
Day 4: Queen Elizabeth National Park - Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. An early morning walk in the spectacular Kyambura Gorge provides excellent opportunities to see chimpanzees, L'hoestes, red-colobus, black and white colossus and more. You will be driven to Bwindi Impenetrable forest where you will be tracking the Gorillas the next day. Dinner and overnight at the Gorilla Forest Camp/Buhoma homestead/Buhoma community bandas, Meal plan F/B.
Day 5: Bwindi National Park. Up relatively early for a hearty breakfast to give you the energy needed for gorilla tracking. Before 8:00 am report to the ranger station in Mubare, Habinyanja, Rushegura or Nkuringo for registration depending on which group you will be tracking the gorillas with and talk to one of the rangers; the guides will then take you through the forest pushing your way through the undergrowth, parting thick creepers, to track the gorillas. This trek can take from half an hour to 5 hours – a reasonable degree of fitness is required as well as a sturdy pair of walking shoes.
Sit in the forest among the gorillas, listening to them grumble to each other, and marvel at the sheer size of the dominant male; the silverback. It is an extraordinary feeling sitting in the dense rainforest knowing you are with a few of the last remaining mountain gorillas. It's amazing to think there are only about 650 of these beautiful creatures left! If you have the afternoon free, how about a guided village walk – see how the Ugandans live, visit a local bar and meet the local medicine man! (Optional activity). Over night at Gorilla Forest camp/Buhoma homestead/Buhoma community Bandas (F/B).
Day 6: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest - Kampala. After an early morning breakfast, we will have a leisurely drive back to Kampala, stopping in Mbarara for lunch at the Rwizi Arch Hotel and then your driver will transfer you to your hotel in Kampala or he will transfer you to the Airport for your next flight back home.
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The British School of Osteopathy (BSO) celebrated its centenary last Thursday with a special drinks reception hosted by the schools patron, HRH The Princess Royal.
The event, which was held at St James's Palace, was attended by current and former staff and students of the school, key supporters and sponsors, and notable individuals from the osteopathic profession.
Guests attended from around the world and included representatives from osteopathic schools and organisations in the UK and abroad, former English ballet dancer Dame Beryl Grey DBE, Lord Clement-Jones CBE and Dr Alan Diamond OBE, whose charitable trust, The Alan & Sheila Diamond Charitable Trust, kindly sponsored the event.
Charles Hunt, Principal of the BSO, said of the occasion: "We are very proud of the role the BSO has played in the development and recognition of osteopathy over the past 100 years. The school has recently become the only osteopathic institution in Europe granted the ability to award its own degrees, and has also been designated for funding by government, recognising us as a quality provider. This new status will take us, with confidence, into the next 100 years and I thank everyone who has played a part in our journey."
Since its foundation in 1917 by John Martin Littlejohn, the BSO has grown from a small school offering professional training to a leading provider of evidence-informed osteopathic education, research and health care, supporting thousands of students in the pursuit and development of their osteopathic careers, and making a difference to tens of thousands of patients~though its clinics.
The BSO has also recently become the first osteopathic school to be granted taught degree awarding powers, and will be issuing its own degrees to graduating students for the first time this year.
Princess Anne became patron on the school in 1984 and has played an active role ever since, attending every graduation ceremony for over 20 years. As last night's event she praised the work of the BSO before chatting to guests.
The BSO will be continuing its centenary celebrations throughout the year with a number of special events, including a centenary ball and an education conference. Find out more.
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Shame I could not attend!
The BSO gave me a solid foundation in health care especially in musculoskeletal medicine. I use the principles of osteopathy every day in my practice and am greatly thankful for what I received in my degree course many years ago. My patients just love it.
I have trained further in medicine and can honestly say that the BSO is an amazing institution.
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The Song of All Songs No. 2
The Song of All Songs.
You've heard of many songs, but there's something I'm sure:
Although you've seen the ACTIVE BOY and laughed at the cure,
You have not heard the song I am now going to sing;
And if you will but listen, I think it is but just the thing.
I stopped the other day at the Park: some where you know,
They have got the Penny-Ballads all stuck up in a row;
I read the tittles o'er; and, of course, so of you;
And if you will but listen, I will sing them all to you.
There was: "No one to love" "Gentle Annie of the Vale,"
Along with "Horace Greely" "A riding on a rail:"
"Stand by that Flag" that is "My Grand-mother's advice,"
And "Abraham's Daughter" with "A big thing on ice."
There was "Bonnie Annie Laurie" and "Father Maloy;"
"Let me kiss him for his mother" he is "The Broath of a boy"
"Ould Ireland you're my darlin' " "I'm a dashing young blade.
"Hurrah for the Starry Flag,"and "Corcoran's brigade!"
Do they think of me at home?" "I'm afloat, I'm afloat!"
And "Don't despise a man that wears a ragged coat."
Oh! "Happy be thy dreams!" "Good night" "Annie Lisle."
Along with "Old Bob Ridley," "I'm sitting on the stile;"
Then "Rock me to sleep. Mother," and "Go it while you can"
"How are you, Green-Backs?" or "Any other Man."
"Hunkey boy is Yankee Doodle," "He is the lad I adore."
"We are coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more!"
"Dearest, wilt thou love me more?" "I don't see the point."
And "Glory Hallelujah!" "The Times are out of joint."
"Old Uncle Snow "and the "Folks that put on Airs;"
"We are marching along" with "The Four-and-thirty Stars."
"Robin Ruff and Gaffer Greeen" "Riding in a rail-road-Keer"
"The Whole Hog or none" for a "Union Volunteer!"
"We won't go home till morning," we'll be "Free and Easy still;"
And "A Hunkey boy is Sigel" with "The Sword of Bunker-Hill."
"When this Cruel War is over," "Dearest, wilt thou be my bride?"
"We will all jump in the wagou and all take a ride."
To the "Happy land of Canaan," we will "Root, hog or die."
On "The other side of Jordan," "No Irish need apply;"
Then, "Hold your horses," will you? Politicians, "Clear the track!"
"Give us back our Old Commander," 'tis "The Gallant Little Mac!"
The Flag, that of our Fore-Fathers, for ever shall wave on,
And the Flag of "Four-and-Thirty Stars," the Flag of Washington!


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All group classes and Monthly card must be finished in one month. No exception
4 classes card and 8 classes card must be finished on time make up class can be mad on different day of the week.
Tango De Salon • Close Embrace
BEGINNER LEVEL TANGO CLASSES A breakdown of the basic elements; the embrace, concept of lead and follow, cross and parallel walk systems, 6, 8 & 10 count basic, cruzada, weight changes, ochos, rock step, turns, gancho, lapiz, sacada and barrida. This course is designed to get you moving on the dance floor from your first lesson.
*No dance experience or partner necessary.
*Recommended footwear – Leather sole shoes (no sneakers or platform shoes)
* Pre-request: 10 week Absolute Beginner Tango.
In this 16 week course, you will learn how to combine the steps you learned from Beginner I. Introduction to basic floor craft techniques (collision avoidance and line of dance) and dance floor etiquettes. New Pre -intermediate steps will be introduced: Advanced barridas, Ganchos, Media Vuelta. Sacadas, Planeo, Calesita, Carpa, Lapiz, Molinete, Sandwich, Castigada, Cadena, Arrastre. Leader's & Follower's simple embellishments.
* Pre-requisit: Pre-intermediate or a reasonable level of technical understanding of Argentine tango and 1 year minimum dance experience.
Introduction to close embrace; posture, weight changes/distribution, core balance and partner connection. Intermediate Steps: Cadencia, Ocho Cortado, Giros, Change of Direction, Enrosque, Colgadas & Volcadas, Adornos. New combinations will be taught at each class, so you can start building your dance repertoire. Close Embrace – the precision of posture and frame. Focus on technique, style, musicality & syncopation, complex steps with advanced variations.
* Must have a good level of technical understanding of Argentine tango and 2 year minimum dance experience. An evaluation is required prior to sign up.
This course focuses on the refinement of the close embrace and the precision of posture and frame. Learning variations of advanced step combinations with complex embellishments. Exploring musicality and syncopation with various orchestras. Developing your own personal style and improvisation skills.
Introduction to milonga. Rhythmical fundamentals; traspie & Lisa stepping and timing, embrace and posture, walks, turns and adornments. Improvisational techniques to weave these elements together to create fun milonga patterns.
STAGE TANGO (Intermediate/ Advanced)
This is a great course for those who have always dreamed of performing tango on the stage or just want to learn stage tango sequences to add some pizzazz to your dance. In this exciting 7 week course, you will master advance choreography with your partner. At the completion of this course, you will be featured in a student performance showcase at our new milonga. This is a wonderful way to build confidence in your dancing, on or off the stage.
* Limited enrollment to 3 couples. Pre-registration required.
* Please let us know if you are flying solo and we'll pair you up with a dance partner.
Click here for Tango Salon Steps Blog
A catalog of steps taught in our classes each week.
There will be no classes on the following holidays.
Presidents Day
Good Friday
Memorial Day
Independence Day
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I've a question is it possible to connect the Chromecast with an USB Hard Drive via micro USB OTG Y cabel?
Currently Chromecast can only use USB OTG for firmware flashing. OTG isn't available in the normal booted state.
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If you're trying to use a USB hard drive for FlashCast ROM/mod flashing, I'm not sure if that will work.
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The TV channel that targets black audiences celebrated its first anniversary today by disclosing the agreement — along with other pacts designed to boost its appeal to viewers and advertisers. The arrangement with Lionsgate will enable Bounce TV to air movies including Halle Berry's Monster's Ball, Cuba Gooding, Jr.'s Boat Trip and Murder Of Crows, and Terrence Howard and Bernie Mac's Pride. The agreement leaves Bounce missing just DreamWorks Animation. It already licenses films from Disney, Fox, Paramount, Miramax, MGM, Universal, Sony, and Warner Bros. The deal comes as Bounce says that, beginning today, it's being carried as a digital sub channel on ABC's Detroit affiliate, WXYZ. Next month it will be introduced as a sub channel on MyNetworkTV stations in Phoenix, Minneapolis, and Orlando. The network, whose founders include Martin Luther King III and Ambassador Andrew Young, says it expects Nielsen to begin compiling ratings data about it in Q4. General Motors and Chrysler are about to become sponsors, joining Toyota and Nissan which have renewed their first year agreements. Bounce says that it's available to 80% of black homes and 60% of all U.S. households.
Bounce TV To License Lionsgate Movies; Says Nielsen Ratings Coming Soon
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So basically it means expect to see TYLER PERRY movies all day, everyday. Damn *smh*
God Bless BOUNCE and its founders. As a New Yorker I love films. There are films with black actors from the 40s on that I think the younger generation should know about I.e. Juano Hernandez and films that were made with them as feature characters. You have the venue to show our audience its not Sidney or Denzel only its those that came before them. Plus make your programming less repetitive. Don't get me wrong you're doing well and I feel you will get better with time. (SMILE)


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The Democrats' attempt to defend their one-seat margin in the Senate was overwhelmed by the Bush factor. In early counting, the Republicans took a critical Senate seat in the state of Georgia. The Democrat incumbent, Max Cleeland, a Vietnam veteran who lost his both legs and an arm on the battlefield, was defeated by a Republican who campaigned against him on homeland security and Iraq with Mr Bush's support.
Victory in these mid-term elections will represent a personal and historic triumph for Mr Bush, whose approval ratings soared following the terrorist attacks and his prosecution of the war on terrorism. After the anniversary of the attacks in September, he focused the election campaign on national security, including war against Iraq, which diverted attention from the weak US economy and corporate scandals. In the last days of the campaign, Mr Bush threw himself into the fight, visiting 15 states in five days.
Along with the losses in Georgia and Missouri, the Democrats failed to pick up Republican seats in states where Mr Bush campaigned strongly, including North Carolina, Colorado and Texas. Despite the investment of enormous funds by the Democrats, minority voters were not moved to support the party's leadership.
The Democrats' Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, faced an uphill battle to help his junior Senate colleague, Tim Johnson, hold on in his home state of South Dakota, where Mr Bush and his wife campaigned for the Republicans. Only the Senate seat of Arkansas, where the Republican candidate was undermined by a messy divorce, fell to the Democrats. Before counting was over, recriminations had already begun in the Democratic camp as supporters criticised the campaign run by Senator Daschle and the House Democratic leader, Dick Gephardt.
Senator Daschle's failure to ensure the passing of President Bush's homeland security bill undermined the Democrats in conservative states such as Georgia, while Mr Gephardt was accused of being too accommodating to the President on Iraq, alienating the Democrats' core vote.
The Democrats, especially Mr Gephardt, also failed to capitalise on voter concerns over the weak economy, corporate scandals, the cost of prescription drugs and rising unemployment.
The poor showing of Mr Gephardt's House Democrats is expected to undermine his presidential ambitions in 2004. Local factors also played a critical role. In the Democratic heartland of Maryland, the party's candidate for governor, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, lost to a Republican after running a disastrous campaign. At the same time, a small "l" liberal Democrat defeated the Republicans for the congressional seat.
The swing to the Republicans was apparent early in the night when the President's brother, Jeb, won the governor's race in Florida by a wide margin. Mr Bush and his key political adviser, Karl Rove, began celebrating at the While House early in the night. Before the counting was officially complete Mr Bush was confident both houses of Congress were in Republican hands.
The Democratic national chairman, Terry McAuliffe, defended the party's performance, saying it would probably win a majority of races for state governor. And despite the historic victory for the Republicans, the country clearly remained deeply divided on party lines, with only a handful of key seats changing hands.
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|Republicans breeze in to control Congress
|Campaign hero: Result gives President reason to crow
|Winner: Jeb back as Florida poll goes smoothly
|Loser: Underdog snuffs out Kennedy torch-bearer
|Vote analysis: Another meltdown for poll computer
|Jesse Helms succession: Elizabeth Dole wins, at a price
|Graphic: How the states voted
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A Dynamic Component Architecture for High Performance Gameplay
Delivered at GDC Canada on May 7, 2010, this presentation details a dynamic component architecture used in the Resistance franchise to represent aspects of entity and systems' behavior. This component system addresses several weaknesses of the traditional game object model for high-performance gameplay, particularly in multi-threaded or multi-processor environments. Dynamic components are allocated and deallocated on-demand from efficient memory pools, and the system provides a convenient framework for running updates in parallel and on different processors such as SPUs. The system can be layered on top of a traditional game object model, so a codebase can gradually migrate to this new architecture. The presentation discusses motivations and goals of the system as well as implementation details.