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Computex 2002 Day 1 - Part II: KT400, Dual Channel DDR & Moreby Anand Lal Shimpi on June 3, 2002 11:55 AM EST
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SiS 658 - The First 850 Competitor
You've probably heard about it for a while but we were finally able to get an up close and personal look at the first RDRAM Pentium 4 chipset not to be produced by Intel. The SiS 658 is a dual-channel RDRAM solution for the Pentium 4 with official support for the 533MHz FSB and PC1066 RDRAM (something the 850E lacks). Unofficial support for PC1200 RDRAM will be provided. The 658 North Bridge also supports AGP 8X and will be shipping in Q4 of this year.
The 658 North Bridge will most likely be paired with the new SiS 963 South Bridge. The 963 features integrated USB 2.0 and IEEE-1394 controllers for the most flexible I/O support of any South Bridge.
The SiS 648 was also on display; for those of you that aren't familiar with the chipset, the 648 is basically SiS' 645 Pentium 4 chipset but with AGP 8X support. Although the chipset was supposed to be running a DDR400 demo, the memory was running at DDR333 speeds because of stability issues.


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some art reading
Holiday preparations have sidetracked me lately from the more serious business of art. Trying to keep up with reading some art blogs, I found this to be so good that I'd like to point you towards Zeke's Gallery in Montréal. Chris has posted a very interesting, eye-opening and informative interview with Marc Mayer, the new director of the Musee d'Art Contemporain de Montréal.
And do check out James W. Bailey's online Art Blog Project ANTI-OPTIONS 05. (Thanks James for letting me know!)
December 22, 2004 in Being an Artist, Other artists by Marja-Leena

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TAMPA — Watching two young men skim across the water on scooters Sunday, Robyn Plemmons mused to a friend that it would be fun to try it herself.
She quickly had reason to reconsider.
"All of a sudden," she said, "it's like, kaboom."
The young men were riding water scooters almost parallel to each other on the north side of the Courtney Campbell Parkway. Then one turned, Plemmons said, into the other's path.
From her perch at the open-air bar at Bahama Breeze, she saw a man's body cartwheel through the air before landing facedown in the water.
He wore a life jacket, but lay there motionless as his friend sped away to get help.
"He never picked his head up," said Plemmons, who called 911.
Rescue officials said Nosson N. Deitsch, a 21-year-old rabbinical student from New York, appeared unconscious when boaters pulled him from the water and began CPR. The accident happened shortly before 3 p.m., and he was pronounced dead at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Police did not name the other rider, who was uninjured and talking with investigators.
They did not say whether he faced any criminal charges or if alcohol was involved.
Plemmons said the men rented the water scooters at the nearby Westin hotel. She said she met with investigators there to discuss what she witnessed.
The hotel manager on duty Sunday evening would not comment about the accident and declined to give his name.
Deitsch is from the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, the center of the ultra orthodox Jewish movement known as Chabad.
"He was a rabbinical student in Miami in South Beach and was to be ordained very shortly as a rabbi," said Rivka Schechter of Brooklyn, a relative by marriage. "He was a wonderful young man."
Her son, Shmuel Schechter, 22, was a close friend. He said Deitsch came from a prominent family in Crown Heights.
As is often the case in the Chabad movement, five of his six older brothers are rabbis, the sixth is planning to become a rabbi, and all five of his sisters are married to rabbis. His late father — an ordained rabbi, but not a practicing one — ran a textile business and was a leading philanthropist in Crown Heights.
Deitsch was energetic, optimistic, trustworthy and disciplined, Shmuel Schechter said. He routinely studied from 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., but was always in the loop with a good story or a bit of news no one else seemed to have heard. He spent the last several years of his life helping younger students.
"Nosson was a dream friend, what everybody could wish for as a best friend, a dream sibling, a dream son and somebody for younger students to look up to," Schechter said. "He showed that you could be cool and still have a good time in life."
Deitsch died on a Jewish holiday known as Lag b'Omer. He had come to Tampa to help with a Chabad celebration of the holiday, which is traditionally joyous and festive.
He had ridden a water scooter before, and Shmuel Schechter said Deitsch and his friends may have had a little time outside of helping with the celebration to go to the beach.
Back home in Crown Heights, where the Chabad community marked Lag b'Omer with a big parade, the timing of Deitsch's death "intensifies the shock and sadness everyone is experiencing after this terrible tragedy," said Motti Seligson, who works on the movement's website. "Nosson was a very special young man, from an extraordinarily kind and caring family. His loss is unfathomable."


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How Do You Like Me Now? Bentley Mulsanne
by Gunnar Heinrich ::: img Bentley Motors ::: 2011 Bentley Mulsanne
IT'S been a full trip around the sun since the "Grand Bentley's" red-carpet début at Pebble Beach. Ample time to absorb the 2011 Mulsanne's battleship proportions, rounded contours, and new design hallmarks that have already trickled down to the new Continental GT.
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The Bar offers a delicious range of bar food and light snacks and Costa Coffee has an excellent selection of snacks and coffee to go. The hotel does not have a car park of its own, however guests can park at several public car parks within easy walking distance, Grosvenor Square can be found using postcode SO15 2GR. A drop off point immediately outside the hotel can be used for dropping off passengers or luggage prior to parking.
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We test if a standard representative agent model with a home-production sector can resolve the equity premium or value premium puzzles. In this model, agents value market consumption and a home consumption good that is produced as an aggregate of the stock of housing, home labor, and a labor-augmenting technology shock. We construct the unobserved quantity of the home consumption good by combining observed data with restrictions of the model. We test the first-order conditions of the model using GMM. The model is rejected by the data; it cannot explain either the historical equity premium or the value premium.
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This family-friendly Sukhothai resort is located in the historical district, within 1 mi (2 km) of Wat Chedi Sung, Ramkhamhaeng National Museum, and King Ramkhamhaeng Monument. Sukhothai Historical Park is 1.4 mi (2.2 km) away.
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A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a poolside bar are available at this resort. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a meeting room, a children's pool, and concierge services are onsite.
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Le Charme Sukhothai Resort features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The resort offers a restaurant. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of limo/town car service and a meeting room. This family-friendly resort also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and an area shuttle. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Le Charme Sukhothai Resort has designated areas for smoking.
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- Total number of rooms - 38
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Onsite venue - This poolside restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
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Check-in time ends at 10 PM
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text: Help Out: Dec. 1, 2013 By Staff reports November 30, 2013 Story Share Pet photos with SantaCHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Big Dogs Rescue will hold a fundraiser that will feature photos of pets with Santa Claus from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dec. 7 at Green's Feed and Seed, 319 Piedmont Road. Prices are $8 per photo, two copies for $10.The event will also feature a Chinese auction, including gift certificates for tanning, automotive services, restaurants, Clay Center tickets and tattoos. All proceeds will benefit the dogs in the care of Big Dog Rescue, a West Virginia-based organization that focuses on the boxer breed. For more information, contact 304-493-6688.Big Dog Rescue provides veterinary services for homeless pets and includes spaying/neutering, microchip implantation and other rehabilitation to help the displaced animals find permanent homes. To see adoptable dogs at Big Dogs Rescue, visit www.petfinder.com/shelters/WV182.html.Animal rescue benefitCHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Karen and Friends Animal Rescue will hold a Christmas carnival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 7 in the KIDS building, 216 Washington St. W.Admission is free but wristbands for children will be sold for $10, which will include lunch, crafts and unlimited games.Events include crafts, a hot dog and bake sale, "Cat Land" book signing, microchipping for pets for $25, games from 2 to 4 p.m. and a raffle. Photographs with Santa (two- and four-legged family members welcome) will be offered from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; packages cost $20 to $30.The event benefits Karen and Friends Animal Rescue and Kanawha Individual Development Solutions. For more information, call 304-553-8140 or 304-421-8876 or visit www.facebook.com/KFARinc. Angel TreesCHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Kroger is partnering with the Salvation Army in two programs to help those in need have a happy holiday season.Stores in Kroger's Mid-Atlantic region, which includes West Virginia, have put up Salvation Army Angel Trees to raise money for holiday dinners for children and their families.Each tree contains ornaments with a local child's first name and age on the front and a barcode on the back. Customers can take the paper ornament off the tree and purchase it at the register for $25. At the end of the five-week program, a $25 gift card will be donated to the child's family to purchase a holiday meal.In addition, the Salvation Army has begun its Red Kettle program at Kroger stores, collecting funds to help the needy. Mitten and glove driveCHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Charleston Montessori School and Covenant House are teaming up for a "Warm Hands, Warm Hearts" mitten and glove drive for #GivingTuesday on Dec. 3.Donations of mittens and gloves will be accepted at Charleston Montessori School, 805 Price St., on the West Side, Monday through Friday. The gloves and mittens will be given to children and families served by Covenant House. For more information, call the school at 304-340-9000.#GivingTuesday is a national movement to begin the holiday season with a day of giving following Black Friday and Cyber Monday.'Seeds for the Future'CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Mountaineer Montessori School, 308 20th St., will launch a new middle school initiative, "Planting the Seeds for the Future," at 6 p.m. Dec. 3 at the school. Consultants will present the plan to expand the school's curriculum from the sixth through eighth grade, beginning in August.Head of School Dana Gilliland said #GivingTuesday, on Dec. 3, is the perfect opportunity to outline the plan because community service has been a bedrock of Mountaineer Montessori School since it was founded in 1976."Starting in the primary grades, students develop responsibility and contribute to the well-being of their classroom, environment and the larger world," Gilliland said in a news release.In recent weeks, students launched a food drive for Manna Meal, participated as weekly "reading buddies" to Piedmont Elementary kindergarten students, baked dog biscuits for the Kanawha/Charleston Humane Association and created custom cards for residents of the Heartland of Charleston Nursing Home.For information or to make a donation to Mountaineer Montessori School's Planting the Seeds for the Future campaign, call 304-342-7870 or visit www.mountaineermontessori.org.The deadline for submissions to Help Out is noon Wednesday for the following Sunday. If you would like a response from the public, please provide the name and telephone number of a person who can be listed in the newspaper. Send information via email to firstname.lastname@example.com, by fax to 304-348-1233, or by regular mail to Help Out, The Charleston Gazette, 1001 Virginia St. E., Charleston, WV 25301. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 2 Chuck McGill: Barry Switzer takes a special interest in former George Washington star 3 SBA board OKs canceling Logan's construction management contract 4 Parole board seeks report on Lavigne for possible release from prison 5 Congressional opioid investigation targets drug wholesaler Miami-Luken Sunday's Child: Teen boy likes studies and sports Previous Story HospiceCare puts up Love Light trees Next Story


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Came across this on a cake blog.
Thanks so much for providing this tutorial.
I've already provided the info to another member:
Hey guys, I just thought I'd add a link for a video that shows another way to doing a topsy turvy cake. What I like about this way is that the centers of each of your tiers are truly lined up, even though they appear not to be, therefore you are able to get a very secure cake with one long dowel completely through the center. Disclaimer: I do not own this video, it belongs to "Janellscakes" (a youtube screen name). Here is the link:
That blog is great! Thanks for sharing it!
He is talking about cutting it but not the support system..Did I miss that?..
Love this! Thanks!
He is talking about cutting it but not the support system..Did I miss that?..
Correct, he did nothing on the support system, but I have seen plenty of information on how to do the support. I just thought the carving part was really easy. I tried to carve a practice one the other week and I did not get the look I wanted. Then I came across this blog and the stacking the cakes on the cake pan and putting the smaller cake board on top and using it as a guide would work better for me. Just thought it would be useful for others as well.


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Sachem East has made four consecutive trips to the Suffolk Class AA finals and could make it five. Most of the team returns with senior guard Meagan Doherty as the linchpin. Junior guard Emily Carmel provides outside shooting and sophomore guard Katie Doherty and sophomore Kathleen Everson will play bigger roles.
North Babylon is coming off a 20-1 season where the only loss came in the semifinals. The Bulldogs are very young, but have players with varsity experience and talent. Sophomore Charise Wilson, a three-year starter, transferred to St. Anthony's last week after playing two games. Freshman guard Brianna Jones is one of the most talented in her class on the Island and will take on a bigger role. Makeda Nicholas, a sophomore guard, transferred back after spending one year at Long Island Lutheran.
Lindenhurst hopes this is the season it wins a playoff game for the first time since 1987 with four returning starters. Junior forward Val Oyahkilome has received Division I interest, senior guard Colleen Ames hit 48 three-pointers last season, and senior Sammy Martinez runs the point.
Riverhead returns most of last season's team that reached the quarterfinals. Senior guard Jalyn Brown, who averaged 15 points, and junior guard Shaniece Allen, who averaged 14 points, form a strong a backcourt. Senior forward Melodee Riley will be relied upon for rebounding. The key for the Blue Waves will forcing turnovers with their pressure defense to create chances to run.
Deer Park, which won its first county championship last season, returns senior point guard Andrea Desvignes, who averaged 16 points, five assists, and three steals last season and senior center Kelsey Dillon, who was terrific in the postseason. Junior guard Nicole Gomez and eighth grader Gianna Locker will play key roles.
Ward Melville returns four starters, including senior point guard Caysea Cohen and senior forward Meagan Murtagh.
Northport will be young after losing four starters. Junior forward Allie Clarke and junior guard Kristin Cleary are ones to watch.
Copiague made a surprising run to the semifinals last season and has just two seniors with point guard Domyae Ivory-Byrd and guard/forward Cypher McCloud. Junior Tracey McFadden will play a key role as well as freshman guard Ihnacinse Grady and eighth grader guard/forward Mikaiya Moore.
Hauppauge, which reached the playoff last season for the first time in 15 years, has nine seniors from a team that upset Lindenhurst in the first round. Junior guard Julie Williams averaged 19.8 points and the senior backcourt of Lindsay Alfano and Lauren Descalzo is strong.
Longwood went 2-12 last season and should see a major improvement with an athletic and fast team led by sophomore Kiery West and senior guard/forward Aliyah Blake.
Junior guard Kelly Bilodeau leads a competitive Whitman team.
Glenn, the defending champion, is led by senior center Allison McKenna, who averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds last season. Junior guard Emma Klis and sophomore guard Mackenzie Sivilli can shoot from the outside.
Harborfields has won three championships in the last five seasons and return three starters led by 5-11 junior forward/guard Bridgit Ryan. She's a three-sport athlete, but focused more on basketball over the summer. The four-year player averaged 12 points as a sophomore. Senior forward Kasey Stolba and senior guard Lexi O'Connor also return.
Junior Shannon Duer, a three-year starter, is a tenacious rebounder with a 23-rebound game already this season and leads Islip. Freshman guard Alyssa Murphy and eighth-grader Italee Brown-Smikle join Duer to form a good nucleus.
Watch out for Amityville with senior forward Janiece Jenkins, a transfer from Central Islip, and senior forward Raven Price.
Southampton has been building to win a county championship. They have experienced players that have played together for a few seasons. Junior guard Paris Hodges, who averaged 18 points last season, is the linchpin. Junior forward Kesi Goree is a double-double threat. Noel Hodges, a sophomore point guard, and Cassidy Guida, a junior guard, are also ones to watch.
Hampton Bays should improve substantially after a 5-13 season behind junior center Andrea Tufano and senior guard Theresa Carey.
Center Moriches, the defending champions, already lost its top player Kelsey Glanzman for the season with a torn ACL. Junior guard Takia Plummer and junior forward Vanessa Lewis lead the way.
Wyandanch coach Warren Fuller, second all-time in the state in career wins, retired. The Warriors will be led by senior guards Jalicia Robinson and Lorenza Birt.
Southold is the favorite with eight returning players, including junior guard Sydney Campbell and junior forward Missy Rogers.
Shelter Island aims to repeat behind senior guard Kelsey McGayhey, who averaged 22 points last season.


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Ethica's Islamic finance training and certification came away the clear winner because of the quality of the curriculum delivery and the students' feedback.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (PRWEB) September 25, 2013
The Asian Leadership Awards committee today announced that it awards Ethica Institute of Islamic Finance the "Education Leadership Award." The Asian Leadership Awards are a non-profit body whose criteria for selecting Ethica ranged from general market perception to specific feedback from professionals and students from around the world. Ethica Institute of Islamic Finance, the Dubai-based institute offering the Certified Islamic Finance Executive (CIFE), has certified professionals working in over 100 financial institutions in 56 countries.
What made the award unique is that it is the first time an Islamic finance institute has won the award in education leadership at the Asian Leadership Awards. Dr R. L. Bhatia, Chairman of the Jury at the Asian Leadership Awards, said, "We searched the globe for the industry leader in education, searching both conventional and Islamic finance certifiers. Ethica's Islamic finance training and certification came away the clear winner because of the quality of the curriculum delivery and the students' feedback."
Ethica's spokesperson said, "We are honored to receive this award. In reality, this award is shared by the many professionals who make Shariah-compliant Islamic finance a possibility. Education is just a small part in making Islamic finance Islamic and conventional finance interest free and we are honored that Ethica's part in this education is recognized by the Asian Leadership Awards."
Ethica recently announced several new initiatives including its master classes covering AAOIFI's standards, training at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and two other undisclosed Islamic banks, knowledge partnership with Madinah Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship (MILE), launch of a 700 page handbook on Islamic finance, and the launch of the Advanced CIFE in Islamic Accounting.


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To further create opportunities and bring itself closer to its subscribers, Microsoft has opened an information centre in Computer Village, a suburb of Lagos.
Specifically, the centre is where the company's new and existing partners can access information and training they need to successfully build their businesses as distributors and traders of Microsoft products. The software company has also introduced into the market the Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 that will make online surfing secure.
Speaking at the commissioning centre, Channel Compliance Manager, Microsoft Anglophone West Africa, Uzo Okpaka, said the vision for the Microsoft Information Centre was simple, noting that "we want to provide opportunities for our partners to develop and expand their business so they can serve their customers better.
The centre will be equipped with PCs and Internet access where partners can access their partner accounts and information relevant to their business.
"As Microsoft continues its commitment to serve the needs of its partners and help them reach their full potentials, the centre will also incorporate a training facility where partners will have access to training programmes designed to strengthen their skills and support their business needs.â€


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Rated 5 / 5 stars
wow amazing
Rated 5 / 5 stars
lol i wud have lovedto see more of these. pokemon snap still fun in its own right. love the charmanders too. cutest things ever since the GBC games came out.
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High quality on the actual still frames and very decent quality on animation. It plays on a nice fourth wall kind of thing. One complaint is that Mic Quality could be improved.
Thank you. Yeah the mic is my fault. Getting better at it, it's a good microphone but I didn't change the settings for when I was shouting and it caused the cracking you hear, when I published it.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
can you throw apples and google chrome bombs play a flute at the same time take pictures of a charmander with a serious face ?!?!?!? hahahahahahahaha :D i can see now how pokemon feel when we use these wierd devices on them great movie btw :D
p.s. charmander steves voice was a suprise :D his voice changed a lot when he used flamethower :D
lol thanks for your enthusiasm.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
i like it, and i get what you did there, showing how it is on the pokemon's side. also that one line though "knock it off ya curly head ginger" it was done so perfectly, i laghed every time i heard it and the ending was good too.
Thanks a lot. That ginger part is definitely special ha ha.


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The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors will now hold its public hearing on whether to oust Brooktrails Community Services District from the Teeter Plan at 9 a.m. on June 11.
At issue is whether the county will continue to pay all fees and taxes owed on Brooktrails properties to the various government entities regardless of whether the property owners have paid the county or not. Currently the county collects all taxes and fees paid by property owners in their property tax bills. The county then redistributes the various taxes and fees collected to a hodgepodge of government agencies. When property owners fail to pay the taxes or fees, the county takes money from the Teeter Plan to pay the other government agencies.
The county finances these payments by collecting penalties and interest from property owners or if that fails by eventually selling the property at a tax auction. Since 2008 a growing number of vacant lots in Brooktrails have failed to sell at auction, leaving the county general fund to make up the losses.
The county has a brief window between now and July 1 to resolve this issue or it will continue for the next fiscal year.


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Instagram has been one of iOS' most popular applications, and for good measure. The widely used photo editing and sharing app is enjoyed by millions of users, and not just on iOS, but also Android.
Well now the application has gotten even better with a pretty hefty update released today. With Instagram 3.0, users will now be able to access location data for their photos on a map, displaying where the photos were taken. Any photo you have previously taken will be available for map view. When you first launch the updated version, you'll be presented with a whole host of photos that have location data enabled, asking you if you want to add them to your map view. This will be neat when browsing other users' profiles and seeing just where exactly that good looking photo was taken.
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Dear Editor,
The University of Guyana is considering scrapping the Optometry, Rehabilitation and Pharmacy programs. In this eye for an eye country where people are losing their eyes every day with this failed justice system and the crime-infested paradise the PPP created, they are scrapping the Optometry program. Every year hundreds of Guyanese people line up for clinics held by foreign doctors to have cataracts removed yet this government doesn't see it fit to keep an Optometry program running at UG. The population of this country is ageing at a faster rate than it is producing babies yet the visionaries like Ramotar and Jagdeo decide it is best to scrap Optometry, Rehabilitation and Pharmacy. Don't ageing populations use more medicines? After the giveaway of the Guyana Pharmaceutical Corporation, they want to stop producing pharmacists.
With all of these vehicles on the road getting mashed up every day due to the Wild West frontier town that inhabits our roadways, you definitely won't need a rehabilitation program to fix people up after they are broken up from all manner of accidents. In a world increasingly dominated by technology and fixated on the pursuit of scientific and technological development, the misguided misleaders of this nation allowed these University of Guyana programs to rot and are now considering scrapping them. Instead of writing those delusions of grandeur and propaganda to the newspapers, Prem Misir should focus on getting the same government he so blindly supports to actually spend some money on the cesspool he oversees at UG.
So what is the endgame here? With all this infrastructure building the PPP boasts about all over Guyana, is the PPP telling me it can't find a few contractors with connections to give them the contract to prepare the facilities for these programs to continue. I mean this is a wonderful opportunity for some connected individuals in with the right crowd to get a juicy $300 million contract to provide some substandard equipment. Are these guys losing their touch? Is the plan to hire and pay foreign rehab specialists, optometrists and pharmacists or will those who just paid 16 percent VAT and a mountain of taxes simply have to do without these services? Do we have to fix our own legs when we fall down a pothole left on a road built just six months before? It seems like the consideration to scrap the Optometry program is to make more people blind to the madness these people are unleashing on the lives on the citizens of this country. Maybe the UG Pharmacy program was denying the other set of pharmacists running the show in Guyana.
Do you know what will really happen here? When these programs are gone and the number of optometrists, rehabilitation specialists and pharmacists are falling, it will be only the rich that can afford these services. The few specialists left in the country will leave their government jobs and set up their own practices. Then it is only those select few who get those nice contracts wrapped with a bow that will afford these services. Guyanese had better start learning to fix their broken limbs and to learn to mix drugs (legal that is) and start learning how to make spectacles.
This is the true tragedy of a country gone to hell in a handbasket. Yet there are some of the poor and the powerless in this country who want their children to attend this same and only University of Guyana but who will see nothing wrong in voting for these political frauds again. That is the true tragedy. They will prefer to vote for a party that will provide their children a university of inadequate equipment and facilities and a university that scraps science programs. They will vote for the miseducation of their own children. Until and unless these people wake up there will be no program left and no university standing. The dream of Cheddi Jagan when he started the University of Guyana has vanished under the ridiculousness of Jagdeo and his consultant, General Secretary Donald Ramotar. These men are continuing the devastation of the PNC. And they want students to pay for it. Ask yourself this: what's the point of paying for all those extra lessons and breaking your bank book buying all those books for your children to become doctors and lawyers and this and that when the ultimate place for them to get that education is scrapping programs because it doesn't have equipment? The PPP does not care to have educated youths in this nation for education poses a threat to the kind of men who suspend congresses to avoid hearing voices of dissent from their own members and supporters.
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Unquestionably, the biggest news in the auto industry in 2013 occurred last week, when the chairs at the table at GM World Headquarters began to be shifted around.
CEO Dan Akerson is retiring on January 15, and the GM board is putting Mary Barra, executive vice president of global product development, purchasing and supply chain, into Akerson's office (although Barra will not be chairman of the board, as Akerson is).
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Mark Reuss, president of GM North America operations, will get Barra's job. Alan Batey, who heads up Chevy's sales and marketing in the U.S., will take Reuss's office. Dan Ammann, executive vp and CFO, will become GM president. Steve Girsky, who heads up Europe, will find something else to do with his time (though he is to remain on the GM board for a few months).
One of the biggest critics of the moves and the alleged machinations behind them is Peter DeLorenzo, the man behind, and the man who personifies, Autoextremist.com. He knows the people. He knows the industry. He knows things that other people don't know. And he's not pleased by what Akerson and the board have wrought.
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DeLorenzo explains part of what goes unexplained in this edition of "Autoline After Hours," where he is joined by Autoline's John McElroy, Matt DeLorenzo of KBB (yes, he's related to Peter), and me.
In addition to which, GM's announced future closing of its manufacturing operations in Australia, GM's selling its stake in PSA (which may have had something to do with the aforementioned anticipated departure of Girsky) VW of America's change in CEOs, Alan Mulally's odds on going to Microsoft*, the North American Car of the Year finalists, and a whole lot more are debated, analyzed, dissected, and even laughed about in one of the best hours you can spend staring at your computer screen. This is essentially the live feed, so stick with it to the bona-fide start:
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A radical occurrence took place in December when Largo coach Rick Rodriguez offered a suggestion to linebacker Mike Marry. The state semifinal game against Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas was days away, but Rodriguez was in a bind at tight end. He simply needed more. As a linebacker, Marry started every game and played brilliantly. But Rodriguez knew Marry had other talents. In spot duty as a blocker on offense, Marry showed the ability to create big holes. Rodriguez had an idea. He wanted Marry to play tight end — a lot. Not only would such a move give the Packers more depth at the position, Rodriguez reasoned, but it would put the team's best athlete on the field for a few more snaps.
"He is the man," Rodriguez said of Marry. "You have to know where No. 9 is at all times."
On offense. On defense. Imagine that. And imagine this: Marry isn't alone. In a sport where specialization is everywhere, from cover corners, to rush ends to pass-catching running backs, Pinellas County continues to play football the old fashioned way: one-platoon.
The time commitment (double meetings, double film sessions) and the complexity of the modern game should make it more difficult to go both ways these days.
But there are two factors that account for the county's two-way trend: smaller rosters and the compelling talent of a few players. With the exception of a few programs, most teams in the county have about 40 players on varsity. The numbers, or lack thereof, force coaches to be creative.
One-platoon football is nearly a perquisite at the small, private school level. At Shorecrest, guys play offense, then defense, then offense. All night.
"The reason we have a lot of two-way guys is the dropoff from starters to backups," coach Phil Hayford said. "That's not so much in talent, but in experience. We could have a senior who is a starter and a freshman who is a backup."
At Northside Christian, there are not many backups. The Mustangs have 24 players, 18 of whom have practiced on a consistent basis this fall. "Here, it's Ironman football all the time," Northside coach Andre Dobson said.
Most two-way players get their additional minutes because they are simply too good to play for half a game.
• Northeast's Juarez Wynn is used as a running back, receiver and defensive back. "I know I'll be moved around a lot to create more mismatches and give us better balance," Wynn said.
• Dixie Hollins' Josh Brown is being recruited by colleges at three positions: quarterback, receiver and running back.
• Gibbs' Jarvis West never leaves the field, lining up at receiver, running back, defensive back and kick returner. "I guess I don't really have a position," West said. "I'm just an athlete."
• Lakewood's Jacquez Jenkins, a USF recruit, ranked among the top three on his team in rushing, receiving and passing last season.
The abundance of players serving as double threats creates more game-changing opportunities. But having too many of the same players on offense and defense can have drawbacks.
Largo found out the hard way.
Against St. Thomas Aquinas, the Packers used their best athletes on both sides of the ball in order to have their best team on the field at all times. It worked — for a half. In the third quarter, Largo watched its lead disappear as some of its stars began to cramp up or suffer nagging injuries. Because of that, many teams are trying to go to a two-platoon system when possible.
"I talked to Bradenton Southeast coach Paul Maechtle years ago about what the turning point was that made them a successful program," Countryside coach John Davis said. "(Maechtle) said it was when they stopped having players go both ways."
Still, coaches know an injury or a potential mismatch means putting their best athletes on the field at all times. Besides Marry, Largo also will have Sean Holte (fullback/linebacker) and Mike Lang (wide receiver/defensive back) pull double duty.
"We'd like to have Mike Marry strictly on defense," Largo defensive coordinator Matt Lepain said. "But if the situation arises, he'll be on offense."


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SPRING HILL — Drive down any main thoroughfare in Spring Hill and you are likely to see evidence of the fight over the Spring Hill Fire Rescue district's quest to remain an independent entity.
Near Dan Jeffers' home on Deltona Boulevard, there are signs promoting a yes vote in the special election to give the district its own authority to fund fire services. Jeffers, who supports the effort, said he had a sign ripped from his yard recently.
"I woke up one morning and it was gone, vanished," he said. "I guess that tells you how they feel about the fire district."
Not far from Jeffers' house, Frank Stiles reported a similar theft. Only his yard sign reflected an opposite view.
"It's a little crazy to me," Stiles said. "You know that this stuff goes on in every election, but it just seems to be worse now. I've never seen people so fired up about an issue."
Two weeks ago, the Hernando County Supervisor of Elections Office mailed out 72,000 ballots asking Spring Hill voters within the fire district's boundaries whether they wished to grant the district the authority to levy and collect property taxes of up to 2.5 mills.
By Friday afternoon, the elections office had received 13,239 ballots.
The same question failed in an election last year after it drew a total of 12,725 votes.
The current special election has seen two camps squaring off once again. At least two Spring Hill residents have filed official complaints against the district, including Clayton and Joan Lynch, who are seeking an injunction to have the election nullified.
"The whole thing has been a bit nasty all around," Spring Hill fire Commissioner Ken Fagan said. "A lot of people feel this is a turning point for the district. The fact is, we're going to have to live with the outcome no matter what it is."
An inter-local agreement with Hernando County allows the county to collect the district's taxes up to the 2.5 mill limit set by the Legislature. However, with the agreement set to expire Sept. 30, the district's taxing authority would probably remain with the county if the current referendum fails.
Fire Commissioner Sherry Adler said Friday that that could add even more to the animosity between the two sides.
"There are people who aren't going to be happy with the end result, no matter what it is," Adler said. "I fear the fallout might be felt for a long time."
Former fire Commissioner Bob Kanner said the contentiousness in the district seems to have more to do with politics than with service.
"While people appreciate the hard work of the firefighters and paramedics, they don't seem to have much respect for the fire board" said Kanner. "I think that's pretty much why they refused to give them the authority to spend their money" in last year's vote.
The matter will be decided by 7 p.m. Wednesday, when ballots are due at the elections office. Ballots with a June 15 postmark but not officially received by elections staffers will not count.
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Remember. Relive. Reignite. This was the charge for alumni attendees at the 2014 Iona College Reunion Weekend held May 16-17. Over $1,100,000 was raised for the weekend that celebrated graduating years ending in 4's and 9's.
Over 500 alumni and friends attended the two-day event which included a Golden Gaels luncheon for those alumni who graduated 50+ years ago heritage-trail tours of campus, a presentation of the Iona Forever campaign, a Reunion Barbecue and Reunion Mass. Our Jubilarians, alumni celebrating their 50th reunion, participated in the procession in the Baccalaureate Mass and enjoyed the Jubilarian Dinner catching up with classmates. The weekend concluded with the Reunion Gala at Beckwith Point on New Rochelle's Sound Shore.
"We are so proud of our alumni award recipients for your professional accomplishments, commitment to service and humanitarianism," said Paul J. Sutera, senior vice president for Advancement & External Affairs and emcee for the Gala.
The Reunion Gala honored eight alumni for service and achievement: James P. Agnello '84, The Brother John G. Driscoll Award for Humanitarian Service; Brian J. Nickerson, Ph.D., JD, '89, The Brother William B. Cornelia Award for Outstanding Service to Iona College; and, for the Brother Arthur A. Loftus Award for Outstanding Achievement, Michael A. Conley, Esq. '84, Dennis J. Cronin, FSC, '74, Glenn J. Horine '84, '91MBA, Al J. Maiolo '64, Margaret C. Timoney '89, '92MBA, and Juan B. Zamora '54.
The Class of 1964 had the highest class participation and the Class of 1979 raised the most money towards the Reunion gift. The Class of 1989, celebrating their 25th anniversary also had a large turnout. Both the classes of 1964 and 1989 were presented with medals in recognition of their 50th (golden) and 25th (silver) anniversaries. The Class of 1994--the first class to live in Loftus Hall, a transformational time in Iona's history-- celebrated their 20th reunion with one of the largest groups in attendance. A special addition to the guest list were members of the Class of 1957, celebrating "'57 Goes '57" commemorating their 57th anniversary since graduating in 1957.
"In an ever-competitive landscape your participation is critical to Iona's success and I thank you all for attending this evening and for your continued support of Iona College," Claire Luppi Mungiguerra '75, '78MBA, president of the Iona College Alumni Association board of directors, told alumni and guests who gathered for Reunion.
Some notable Reunion accomplishments from younger alumni classes included the Class of 2004, which doubled its donors from last year. Additionally, the class of 2009 had a fun and engaged group at the Gala to celebrate their fifth reunion—and the group is just dollars away from reaching its reunion class goal by June 30.
C.J. Funaro '15, president of the Student Government Association, gave remarks on behalf of the student body. "Let me take this opportunity to say thank you, on behalf of the student body and from the bottom of our hearts, for your continued generosity, support and vision for the College, but also for the legacies you created as well," he said. "It is because of those legacies that we can all be proud to call ourselves Gaels."
About Iona College:
Founded in 1940, Iona College is a four-year private coeducational institution of learning in the tradition of the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers and American Catholic higher education. It is a diverse community of learners and scholars dedicated to academic excellence and the values of justice, peace and service. Iona offers undergraduate degrees in liberal arts, science, and business administration, as well as Master of Arts, Master of Science and Master of Business Administration degrees and numerous advanced certificate programs. Iona College is the second largest private sector employer in New Rochelle, NY.
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July 2006
Career-spanning 3-CD David Crosby box spotlights the two-time Rock And Roll Hall Of Famer's solo stand-outs and classics with legendary groups, including The Byrds, CSN, and CSNY! Plus one full disc of previously unreleased material.
Music icon, singer-songwriter, social justice activist and sublime master of harmony vocals David Crosby is a two time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, inducted as a member of seminal folk-rock band The Byrds and Woodstock era-defining trio Crosby, Stills and Nash. CSN, who have been called "the voice of a generation," were GRAMMY®-honored in 1969 as Best New Artist, and Crosby continues to tour and record with the now legendary group as well as with CSNY, their four-man unit with Neil Young.
David Crosby also has a decades-long legacy of adventurous solo work plus multiple albums as a duo with Graham Nash and with CPR, the jazz-flavored trio he formed with his son James Raymond in '95. A native Californian, Crosby's storied career began as a folk singer in the coffee-house scene of the early 1960s, and remains one of the most remarkable threads weaving through contemporary music. Produced by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein, VOYAGE—the first retrospective of Crosby's influential work—charts Crosby's course from 1966 to the present.
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- 3-CD boxed set, first ever Crosby retrospective, celebrates forty years of music from one of Rock's most influential figures. Produced by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein, with associate producer James Austin.
- Almost three hours of remastered music spanning 1966-2006, including a full disc of previously unreleased riches.
- Handsome booklet features cover photo by legendary rock photographer Henry Diltz, in-depth liner notes by Steve Silberman, tributes from a host of fellow musicians and profound track-by-track commentary from the Crosby himself plus Roger McGuinn, Graham Nash, Phil Lesh, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, and more.
- Disc 1 — Essential Vol. 1 — kicks off with Byrds classics including "Eight Miles High" and "Renaissance Fair." Plus the Crosby-penned CSN immortals "Wooden Ships," "Guinnevere," and "Long Time Gone" and the CSNY signature songs "Déjá Vu" and "Almost Cut My Hair." Also features the Crosby solo gems "Tamalpais High (At About 3)" and "Laughing," plus the Crosby-Nash standouts "Carry Me," "Dancer," and more.
- Disc 2 — Essential Vol. 2 — features the CSN favorites "In My Dreams" and "Delta" plus CSNY's "Compass." CPR is spotlighted with five tracks including "Rusty And Blue" and "Somehow She Knew." Also includes Crosby-Nash's "Through Here Quite Often" and the Crosby solo recordings "Hero" and his powerful version of "My Country 'Tis Of Thee."
- Disc 3 — Burried Treasure — boasts almost 75 minutes of previously unreleased musical magic, including demos for "Déjá Vu," "Long Time Gone," and "Almost Cut My Hair" plus an alternate mix of "Guinnevere." Also features the Crosby & Nash live tracks "The Lee Shore" and "Traction In The Rain," CSNY's live take on "Dream For Him" (written for Crosby's son Django) and an alternate mix of CSNY's "Homeward Through The Haze." Plus, the previously unissued song "Kids And Dogs."
"Eight Miles High" - The Byrds Play Track
"Renaissance Fair" - The Byrds Play Track
"Everybody's Been Burned" - The Byrds Play Track
"Wooden Ships" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Guinnevere" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Long Time Gone" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Déjà Vu" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Almost Cut My Hair" - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Play Track
"Tamalpais High (At About 3)" - David Crosby Play Track
"Laughing" - David Crosby Play Track
"Music Is Love" - David Crosby Play Track
"Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves)" - David Crosby Play Track
"What Are Their Names?" - David Crosby Play Track
"I'd Swear There Was Somebody Here" - David Crosby Play Track
"Where Will I Be" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Page 43" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Critical Mass" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Carry Me" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Bittersweet" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Naked In The Rain" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Dancer" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Shadow Captain" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"In My Dreams" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Delta" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Compass" - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Play Track
"Tracks In The Dust" - David Crosby Play Track
"Arrows" - Crosby, Stills & Nash Play Track
"Hero" - David Crosby Play Track
"Yvette in English" - David Crosby Play Track
"Rusty and Blue" - CPR Play Track
"Somehow She Knew" - CPR Play Track
"Breathless" - CPR Play Track
"Map to Buried Treasure" - CPR Play Track
"At The Edge" - CPR Play Track
"Through Here Quite Often" - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"My Country 'Tis Of Thee" - David Crosby Play Track
"Long Time Gone" (Demo) - Crosby & Stills Play Track
"Guinnevere" (Alternate Mix) - David Crosby Play Track
"Almost Cut My Hair" (Demo) - David Crosby Play Track
"Games" (Demo) - David Crosby Play Track
"Déjà Vu" (Demo) - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Triad" (Demo) - David Crosby Play Track
"Cowboy Movie" (Studio Version) - David Crosby Play Track
"Kids and Dogs" (Unissued Song) - David Crosby Play Track
"Have You Seen The Stars Tonight?" (Alternate Mix) - Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship Play Track
"The Lee Shore" (Live) - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"Traction in the Rain" (Live) - Crosby & Nash Play Track
"King of the Mountain" (Demo) - David Crosby Play Track
"Homeward Through The Haze" (Alternate Mix) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Play Track
"Samurai" (Studio Version) - David Crosby Play Track
"Climber" (Studio Version) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Play Track
"Dream For Him" (Live) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Play Track
Dana Africa, Flute
Howard Alpert, Engineer, Producer
Ronnie Alpert, Engineer, Producer
James Austin, Associate Producer
Stephen Barncard, Assistant, Engineer, Mixing, Tape Research, Vocal Engineer
Joel Bernstein, Art Direction, Compilation, Editing, Guitar (Acoustic), Photo Research, Photography, Producer, Tape Research
Niko Bolas, Engineer, Producer
Bruce Botnick, Engineer
Michael Braunstein, Assistant
Gary Burden, Photography
Ellen Burke, Assistant
Jack Casady, Bass
Vince Charles, Percussion
Gene Clark, Tambourine, Vocals
Michael Clarke, Drums
Phil Collins, Author, Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Percussion, Producer, Vocals
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CPR, Producer
Crosby & Nash, Guitar, Guitar (12 String Acoustic), Guitar (12 String Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm), Handclapping, Harmonica (Glass), Liner Notes, Piano, Producer, Vocals
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Jan Crosby, Composer
Crosby, Stills & Nash, Producer
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Producer
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Paul Dieter, Engineer, Producer
Henry Diltz, Cover Photo, Photography
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Melissa Etheridge, Author
Cyrus Faryar, Bouzouki
Tony Flores, Assistant
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David Freiberg, Vocals
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Jerry Garcia, Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Pedal Steel, Vocals
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Lior Goldenberg, Assistant
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Sebastian Haimerl, Assistant
Bill Halverson, Engineer, Producer
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Guido Harari, Photography
Mickey Hart, Drums, Handclapping, Tambourine
Michael Hedges, Arranger, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards
Chris Hillman, Author, Bass, Vocals
James "Hutch" Hutchinson, Bass
Mark Johnson, Assistant
Stanley Johnston, Assistant, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Multi-Track Mix, Producer, Tape Research, Track Engineer, Vocal Engineer
Paul Kantner, Author, Composer, Guitar, Vocals
Jorma Kaukonen, Guitar (Electric)
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Bill Kreutzmann, Drums
Nathaniel Kunkel, Engineer, Producer
Russ Kunkel, Drums, Producer
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Pat (Maurice) Leraci, Engineer
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Henry Lewy, Engineer
David Lindley, Lap Steel Guitar, Slide Guitar
Branford Marsalis, Sax (Soprano)
Tom May, Engineer
Paul McCartney, Photography
Jim McGuinn, Guitar (12 String Electric), Vocals
Roger McGuinn, Author, Composer
Simon Metcalfe, Assistant
Joni Mitchell, Composer, Vocals
Tim Mulligan, Engineer
Graham Nash, Art Direction, Composer, Conga, Editing, Guitar (Acoustic), Harmonica (Glass), Mixing, Organ, Photo Research, Producer, Vocals
John Nowland, Digital Transfers
Michael Ochs, Photography
Tommy O'Neal, Photography
Steve Onuska, Assistant
Ramona Otto, Photography
Dean Parks, Composer, Flute, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Producer
Jay Parti, Assistant
George "Chocolate" Perry, Bass
Buzz Person, Photography
Jeff Pevar, Composer, Fretless Bass, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Mandolin, Vocals
Steve Potts, Drums
Neal Preston, Photography
Bonnie Raitt, Author
James Raymond, Composer, Moog Bass, Piano, Vocals
Greg Reeves, Bass
Roger Ressmeyer, Photography
Gregg Rolie, Piano
Paul Rothchild, Producer
Bob Salcedo, Assistant
Phil Sawyer, Engineer
John Sebastian, Harmonica
Michael Shrieve, Composer, Drums
Steve Silberman, Essay
Leland Sklar, Bass
Grace Slick, Author, Piano, Vocals
Jack Smith, Photography
Samuel F. Smith, Composer
J.D. Souther, Vocals
Pamela Springsteen, Photography
Allen Stanton, Producer
Stephen Stills, Bass, Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Organ, Piano, Piano (Electric), Producer, Slide Guitar, Vocals
Doc Storch, Assistant
Dallas Taylor, Drums
Philip Townsend, Photography
Traditional Composer
Gary Usher, Producer
C.J. Vancston, Keyboards
Hans Veldhuizen, Photography
Maria Villar, Art Direction, Design
Joe Vitale, Drums, Flute, Keyboards, Organ, Producer, Synthesizer Strings
Neil Young, Bass, Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Harmonica, Producer, Vibraphone, Vocals
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Nov. 18, 2005
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Michael Umeh had a game-high 21 points and Ricky Morgan added 19 points and seven assists as UNLV never trailed and beat Long Beach State 108-73 Friday night in the season opener for both teams.
The Rebels (1-0) went on an 18-4 run to start the second half - including seven from Jason Petrimoulx - to take a 71-41 lead.
A Joe Darger basket with 2:21 to play put UNLV over the 100-point mark for the first time since a 101-78 win Dec. 17, 2002, against Tennessee-Martin.
Louis Amundson and Petrimoulx each had 12 points for the Rebels and Dustin Villepigue had six points and a game-high 10 rebounds. Gaston Essengue was the fifth Rebel player in double figures in points with 10.
Morgan and Umeh combined for 27 of UNLV's 53 first-half points and the Rebels shot 64 percent from the field as they raced out to a 16-point halftime lead.
Long Beach State (0-1) got a team-high 14 points from Kevin Houston, but the 49ers committed 19 turnovers and shot 38 percent. They trailed by double digits for the game's final 31:29.
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Painter, Printmaker. A leader of Germany's "New Objectivity" movement, famed for his unflinching portrayals of World War I and the decadence of 1920s Weimar society. Wilhelm Heinrich Otto Dix was born in Untermhaus, Germany. He studied at Dresden's School of Decorative art (1909 to 1914) while privately absorbing influences from Post-Impressionism and early Expressionism. At the start of WWI he eagerly volunteered for the German Army and saw action as a machine-gunner in the Battle of the Somme (1916) and on the Eastern Front; rising to the rank of vice-sergeant-major, he was wounded several times and awarded the Iron Cross. He found his service both traumatic and fascinating, as he explained in a 1963 interview: "I had to experience how someone beside me suddenly falls over and is dead and the bullet has hit him squarely. I had to experience that quite directly. I wanted it. I'm therefore not a pacifist at all – or am I? Perhaps I was an inquisitive person....I have to experience all the ghastly, bottomless depths of life for myself". The madness of mechanized warfare would occupy a central place in Dix's work for more than a decade, culminating with the profoundly disturbing print series "Der Krieg" ("War", 1924). A collection of 51 etchings drawn from his life in the trenches, it ranks among the most powerful condemnations of war in any art form. From 1919 Dix lived in Dresden, Dusseldorf, and Berlin, and was associated with the politically-oriented November Group, the Dresden Secession, and the Dadaists. He became a savage social commentator of the Weimar Republic, whose paintings presented a postwar German world of hustlers, debauched hedonists, old prostitutes, drug addicts, and disabled veterans begging in the streets. Typical of this phase are "Girl before Mirror" (1922), for which Dix was tried and acquitted for indecenecy; his famous portraits of entertainer Anita Berber (1925) and journalist Sylvia von Harden (1926); and the monumental tryptic "Metropolis" (1928). Dix was appointed professor at the Dresden Academy in 1926 and elected to the Prussian Academy in 1931, but with success came increasing attacks from right-wing critics. When the Nazis came to power in 1933 Dix was stripped of his honors and positions and was forbidden to paint anything but landscapes. Over 250 of his paintings were removed from German museums; some were featured in the Nazis' notorious "Entartete Kunst" ("Degenerate Art") exhibit in Munich in 1937. The artist sought seclusion in the small town of Hemmenhofen on Lake Constance, and secretly painted several religious allegories criticizing the regime. In 1939 he was arrested by the Gestapo for suspected involvement in a plot to kill Hitler, but was released after two weeks of interrogation. During the waning months of World War II he was conscripted into the Volkssturm and sat out the rest of the conflict in a French POW camp. Dix returned to a divided Germany to find himself welcomed by the communist East as well as the West, and he accepted prestigious awards from both. In his late paintings he continued to explore religious themes.
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Man arrested in connection to up to 3 West Seattle robberies
SEATTLE -- Officers arrested a man Monday night in connection with up to three West Seattle robberies that have been reported over the past two days.
According to the Seattle Police Department, the victim was outside the Westwood Village QFC around 11:30 p.m. Monday when six to eight men and women asked for the time then attacked him and took his phone.
Officers arrived and found four suspects a mile and a half away. According to police, the victim pointed out an adult man and a juvenile girl who were involved in the robbery.
The man was arrested and booked into King County Jail for investigation of robbery. The girl was interviewed and released to her mother.
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Juve bid for Udinese duo 'advanced'
Udinese sporting director Fabrizio Larini has revealed that negotiations with Juventus are "at an advanced stage" over a joint deal for Kwadwo Asamoah and Marcelo Isla.
Asamoah and Isla, key members of the Udinese side that finished third in Serie A this campaign, have attracted interest from around Europe. However, it appears Juventus have stolen a march on their rivals in the chase for the duo's signatures.
The Udinese official did, though, confirm that no deal has been struck for the pair.
Larini told Gazzetta dello Sport: "The papers can write whatever they want but nothing has been done yet. The only thing that is true is that we have met with Juventus and we have spoken about their interest in our two players.
"Negotiations are at an advanced stage but I reiterate that no agreement has been reached. The figure mentioned by the press does not correspond to the truth."
With interest high, Udinese owner Gianpaolo Pozzo has spoken out to warn potential bidders that the club will not sell their assets on the cheap, dismissing talk of a combined £15 million deal.
"The figure mentioned by the press does not correspond to the truth. Our club is not a supermarket,'' Pozzo told the club's official website.
"Our players are precious and they cost a lot of money. But if there are important offers from big clubs for our players then I imagine it will be difficult for us to keep them.''
Last summer, Udinese sold Alexis Sanchez, Gokhan Inler and Cristian Zapata after finishing fourth in Serie A and qualifying for the Champions League. The departures did not stop the Friuli side improving on that finish this season.
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What's nearly hot: Springlike conditions have drawn schools of mackerel and bluefish to several of our fishing piers, including the gulf pier at Fort De Soto and Sunshine Skyway piers. Those schools always precede better fishing. Soon bait will gather at their familiar haunts, and it won't take the macks and kingfish long to find them.
Inshore activity: The sheepshead keeper-to-throwback ratio has greatly improved. Now is when the mature females make their move. They often travel in large packs and feed aggressively as they stage in preparation for their spawn. Schools of plus-sized black drum have been easy to spot roaming the clam bar and Pinellas Point flats.
Offshore scene: A variety of snapper, catch-and-release grouper and amberjack can be found on wrecks and reefs, with much of the action in depths of more than 100 feet.
Jay Mastry charters Jaybird out of St. Petersburg and can be reached at (727) 321-2142.