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Two Tampa moms say diet and exercise shouldn't mean supersized value meals and fast finger moving on video games.
It should mean fruits, grains and vegetables and running around outdoors.
To encourage it, Marisa Langford and Candice Bernstein have created Fit Kids Playground, a one-day event to promote healthy eating habits and exercise. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 13 at Hyde Park Village.
Fit Kids will have a main stage with interactive activities every 15 to 20 minutes, from jump-roping to toddler yoga classes to a DJ spinning dance music. Publix Greenwise Market is sponsoring a Nutrition Alley, where parents and kids can sample healthy products, talk to a child nutritionist and load up on free snacks and information. Vendors will promote programs, classes and initiatives.
"We wanted to give parents a well-rounded view of what's available to them,'' said Langford, a mother of two children, ages 3 and 4, and another on the way.
Langford and Bernstein, who has a 5-year-old son, started working on the concept about a year ago. The idea was to create something unique that would inspire healthy habits for life.
"We didn't want it just to be another vendor fair,'' Langford said. "It's more than that. It's interactive. All of the activities revolve around health and fitness and target kids.''
Langford and Bernstein also founded Sitter Soirees, which connects parents and potential babysitters. Langford is the local organizer of Baby Loves Disco, dance parties for kids.
Fit Kids targets children from birth to about 10 years old. Among the partners: the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, whose mission is to alleviate childhood obesity and promote lifelong healthy practices.
"We need to change the whole mindset,'' said Linda Webster, a volunteer spokeswoman for the Alliance. "Children just want to eat and play video games. We need to teach kids to make proper choices. Everything that looks good might not be good for you.''
If successful, organizers hope to make Fit Kids Playground an annual event and expand it to other Tampa Bay counties.


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Funny or Die brings you one of the most true-to-life productions ever to grace the Great White Way, ARGO! The Musical, complete with the tagline, "The mission was real. The musical was a little TOO real." Watch the preview below!
Ben Affleck's film Argo hit theaters this October, starring Affleck, Bryan Cranston, John Goodman and more. It is a dramatization of the 1980 joint CIA-Canadian secret operation to extract six fugitive American diplomatic personnel out of revolutionary Iran.


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This should have been a red flag for skeptics, but most of us, we used it as the rationale for his success. We didn't stop to think how unnatural it is for a 35 year old who had been through chemotherapy to be twice as physiologically superior as a 20 year old. If we would have, we wouldn't have been so shocked when a mountain of drug abuse allegations came out.
For companies operating in the same industry with no durable competitive advantages, the laws that apply to Lance Armstrong also apply to them. When certain ratios, like profit margins, get out of line with competitors, it's psychological easy to attribute this to an overly competent management.
WorldCom was like Lance Armstrong.
In Dan Reingold's Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst, he mentions how "by 1993 it [WorldCom] had become the fourth-largest provider of international long distance services behind AT&T, MCI, and Sprint, with the fastest growth rates and highest profit margins in the industry." Yet, why exactly did WorldCon have such superior results?
Just like Lance's competitors, WorldCom's were baffled. "WorldCom's efficiencies and synergies had been, up until now, the envy of executives at Sprint and AT&T. Even as WorldCom faltered, executives at AT&T and Sprint remained completely obsessed with understanding how WorldCom managed to get its costs so much lower than their own."
In the end, Reingold explains how the fraud got perpetuated "The fraud, it turned out, had occurred mostly in the way line costs were accounted for. Line costs were those costs WorldCom paid to local phone carriers for originating and completing phone calls (the so-called last mile) and were WorldCom's single largest expense. Apparently, Scott Sullivan and whoever else knew about it had decided to capitalize line costs, which meant spreading the costs over ten or more years instead of over one year, which juiced earnings and just so happened to be totally inconsistent with accounting rules. The idea of messing with such a large and important part of a company's business was so audacious that it never occurred to most people that someone would try to do such a thing. It was the elephant in the room, the fraud too huge to fathom."
For WorldCom it was line costs significantly lower than competitors, for Autonomy it was a receivables to revenue ratio unreasonable for a software company, and for Lance it was an oxygen absorption that was inhuman.


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A TRUCK and a car have crashed near Basildon Hospital.
Nethermayne is closed between the hospital roundabout and the Five Bells Interchange with the A13.
Basildon Hospital staff called the emergency services just after 9am after spotting the incident.
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Local country music artists are being acknowledged.
The 25th Annual Muskingum County Country Music Hall of Fame day was held at Roger's Auction Barn in Adamsville. While deceased members were honored, seven new members were inducted this year.
The Hall of Fame president says these individuals must meet certain qualifications to become members, one is that the musician must have performed for over 15 years.
He says the country music his club enjoys is not the same as what is played on the radio today.
"It tells a story or you know, today I can't make heads or tails of what they're doing, but it's fine for the people that like it," said president Gene Sharrer.
In addition to celebrating country music, the club holds dances, performances and monthly meetings.


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The canny gardener is already looking ahead to 2015 and beyond; if that sounds like you, this is the month to sow biennials.
Such plants take two years to grow and produce seed, so you need to be patient. In the first year, they produce foliage - usually a low rosette of leaves - and grow a fleshy tap root to store starches and sugars for the following year. After a period of dormancy during the winter, they grow strongly, and flower and set seed in this second summer.
You can treat many of these plants as annuals by buying flowering specimens and enjoying a few weeks of flowering. You then compost them and buy replacements the following year. Frankly, this is an expensive option. It makes more sense to grow the plants from seed and enjoy a fine display in the second year. Simply sow seed now in open ground to give the young plants time to establish before winter. Transfer the seedlings to their final position at the end of August, when the soil is still warm.
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Which? Gardening trialled several verbascums in 2012-13 and found many didn't even survive the first winter. This is no great loss if your outlay was only a packet of seed. They conducted trials at Alnwick in Northumberland as well as Capel Manor in north London and, out of 24 varieties, recommend two as best buys.
"Gainsborough" survived the bitter winter and did well in its second and final year. It produced tall spikes of delightful pale lemon flowers with deeper yellow centres. This bee-friendly mullein sits well at the back of any border. The Which? team also reckoned "White Dominic" was a worthy plant. I'm not surprised bees were most attracted to the flowers' creamy-white outers and striking dark pink inners.
Other biennials such as wallflowers, foxgloves, sweet William, forget-me-nots and Canterbury bells are greatly underrated garden plants. So, let me sing their praises. I always include mathiola, stock, in my sowing programme. The delightfully scented Cinderella series boasts a fine range of colours: light, silvery and darker blues, lavender, pink, red and white.
Campanula medium, Canterbury bells, produce a mass of bell flowers. Deep blue is my favourite, but pink, white and purple are also attractive. In Victorian floriography - the language of flowers - campanulaceae represented gratitude, a feeling I have when looking at a blaze of these specimens. And I couldn't do without Dianthus barbatus, sweet William, with its distinctive patterns of variegated colour - tawny-white, pink-white-lavender and almost black.
Digitalis, foxglove, is another tall specimen plant. One of the most popular varieties is the subtle Digitalis purpurea f albiflora. Unusually, the inside of its immaculate white flowers are tinged with green.
Another two-year Which? trial assessed how well foxgloves worked as biennials. Given the severity of the 2012-13 winter, it's perhaps no surprise that most plants died. But for hardiness, D parviflora "Milk Chocolate" and D ferruginea "Gigantea", with its fat cream petals were best.
It's claimed that, as short-lived perennials, some foxgloves will last a few more years than the more traditional biennials. This was claimed for "Illumination Pink", which won Plant of the Year at Chelsea in 2012. But all five plants grown by Which? died after two years, so it's probably best to treat all foxgloves as biennials.
In the same way, erysimums (wallflowers) may survive more than two years. But they often suffer from virus attack, which weakens them and stunts growth. They also tend to become a bit leggy, so they're nearly always worth removing after flowering.
You may also enjoy a long flowering period - mine kept going for most of last year. E cheirii cultivars have yellow, orange and primrose flowers, but my favourites are "Blood Red" ,with dark, velvety red flowers, and mound-forming E asperum "Breddon". Its reddish-brown buds open to a rich yellow.


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I bought a house a few years ago with the contents and found this in the old barn in the back yard. It appears to be a hair steamer? I've tried doing some research on the Duart Manufacturing Company, but have come up empty. This house was in one family for several generations and a woman that lived here was a beautician in probably in the 1930's - 1940's (guessing here). It seems pretty cool with the glass for hair product. My sister in law is a hair dresser I was thinking of cleaning it up and giving it to her, but wanted to know how old it was and what exactly it was used for. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!


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Maybe now Florida House Speaker Dean Cannon will stop wasting taxpayer money and finally get the message that 63 percent of voters sent in November. On Friday, a federal judge in Miami quickly rejected a claim by two self-interested U.S. representatives who sought to invalidate a state constitutional amendment that prescribes how congressional districts are drawn. Cannon should stop supporting the lawsuit and pledge to actually embrace the voters' will.
U.S. Reps. Corrine Brown, D-Jacksonville, and Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Miami, quickly pledged to appeal the decision by U.S. District Judge Ursula Ungaro — ensuring their own continuing role in wasting Florida taxpayers' money, since the secretary of state is the defendant in the lawsuit. But Cannon furthered the insult when he used his office and state tax dollars to join their cause.
From these arrogant politicians' perspective, voters had the audacity in November to pass Amendment 6, which curbs state legislators' discretion in drawing congressional districts. The amendment, along with a companion Amendment 5 that applies to state legislative districts, requires that lawmakers draw compact districts and prohibits gerrymandering to benefit a political party or candidate.
Cannon swore to uphold the state Constitution after each of his elections to office. Now a federal judge — at taxpayers' expense — has had to remind him of that obligation again.


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DENVER, Colo. – Midfielder Max Seibald and attackman Brendan Mundorf each scored four goals and added an assist as the Denver Outlaws (8-4) posted their second win in the last three weeks with a convincing 18-8 Major League Lacrosse victory over the Chicago Machine (4-8) at INVESCO Field at Mile High on Saturday afternoon.
It was the Outlaws' second straight win over the Machine. Denver edged Chicago by a 15-11 margin two weeks ago at INVESCO Field.
After the teams exchanged goals in the opening three minutes of the first quarter, the Outlaws used a seven-goal run to take a commanding 8-1 advantage with 7:44 remaining in the second quarter. Mundorf scored two goals with an assist to lead the Outlaws during the run while Seibald contributed a pair of goals.
With 6:35 remaining in the second quarter, midfielder Matt Striebel ended a 21-minute scoring drought with an unassisted goal to trim the margin to 8-2. Rookie attackman Ned Crotty followed with an unassisted goal with 3:29 left in the first half before Mundorf scored his third goal of the game off a feed from midfielder Brian Langtry to give Denver a 9-3 advantage at the intermission.
The teams traded goals three times in the third quarter before Denver used a four-goal spurt in the first six minutes of the fourth quarter, upping the Outlaws' lead to 16-6.
Crotty and Mundorf traded goals just 24 seconds apart before Crotty tallied his third goal of the game, an unassisted marker with 5:43 remaining.
With 2:13 remaining, Westervelt tallied his second goal of the game with an unassisted marker past goalkeeper Mike Gabel.
While Seibald and Mundorf led the Outlaws with a five-point outing, Langtry, Westervelt and attackman Matt Brown each scored two goals with two assists.
Crotty led Chicago in a losing effort with three goals and an assist while Striebel and attackman Mike Leveille each scored a goal with an assist. Gabel recorded a season-high 19 saves as the Outlaws outshot Chicago by a convincing 61-43 margin.
It was the Machine's fifth straight loss after a victory over the Outlaws on June 25.
The Outlaws will advance to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium for MLL Championship Weekend on August 21 and 22. Denver, the second seed in the four-team field, will face either Long Island or Chesapake in the semi-finals.
Major League Lacrosse: Denver Outlaws 18, Chicago Machine 8
Chicago (4-8) 1-2-3-2 / 8
Chicago (8-4) 6-3-3-6 / 18
One-Point Goals: CHI – Ned Crotty 3, Martin Cahill 2, Matt Striebel 1, Bill McGlone 1, Mike Leveille 1; DEN – Brendan Mundorf 4, Max Seibald 4, Brian Langtry 2, Drew Westervelt 2, Matt Brown 2, Sean DeLaney 2, Eric Martin 1, Dillon Roy 1. Assists: CHI – Matt Striebel 1, Ned Crotty 1, Mike Leveille 1; DEN – Brian Langtry 2, Drew Westervelt 2, Matt Brown 2, Dan Hardy 2, Brendan Mundorf 1, Max Seibald 1, Eric Martin 1. Saves: CHI – Mike Gabel 19 (60:00, 18 goals allowed); DEN – Jesse Schwartzman 4 (30:00, 3 goals allowed); Adam Fullerton 9 (30:00, 5 goals allowed). Shots: CHI – 61; DEN – 43. Power-Play Opportunities: CHI – 0 for 2; DEN – 1 for 3. Attendance: 7,285.


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I have developed a new theme called "freestyle" !
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By Jack Baker
Well, I did it again. One of the finest recordings of the last 10 years and I totally forgot to write the review and let you know about it. I am sorry, but I will now attempt to rectify this colossal goof and tip you to one of the best CDs in recent history. Jiggernaut is a band out of Houston Texas. The members of the band are Garren Bagley, on guitar, keyboard, djembe, vocals; Rodger Harrison on bass and vocals; Richard Kean, a fine, fine piper who also plays a mean whistle; Matthew Williams on drums, djembe, cajon and vocals; Mark Kenneth on accordion and Deanna Smith Scotland, guitar, percussion and vocals—oh baby, what vocals! Let me expound a bit on Deanna Smith Scotland's vocals. Singing comes to Deanna like breathing does to the rest of us. Her voice enfolds my ears like a warm comfy blanket and lulls me off to where ever she wants to take me. Added to this supernatural singing ability is the ability to write songs that are destined to become classics. On Jiggernaut's third CD, The Well, are two songs of Deanna's composing that you will agree are sure to become classics in traditional Celtic music. The first is a wonderful ballad she wrote in memory of Tommy Makem called, "The Man Who Dug the Well," and the second piece is a song for all of us who have lost someone near, called "Absent Friends." I have trouble keeping a dry eye during both of these. In addition to these gems, they perform stunning versions of Richard Thompson's "Galway to Graceland," Brian McNeill's "Two Minute Silence" and a bunch of other great songs. Richard Kean cooks on his pipes in a cut called "MacFurley's Rant." The boy can darn sure play. Jiggernaut is coming thru this way in May to play a short tour in Chicago and Milwaukee, if you can make it out to see them, you won't be disappointed. In the meantime, get a copy of this CD and let the music take you away.
One of my personal guilty pleasures is listening to good hammer dulcimer and we're lucky in the Chicago area to have one of the best hammer dulcimer players, Andy Young. Andy has just released a lovely CD featuring him burning up the dulcimer along with some of the finest talents in the Chicago music scene, Mike O'Regan, guitar; Alfonso Ponticelli, guitar; John Williams, concertina; Jonathan Whitall, piano and fiddle and Erin Scott-Haines, Irish step dancing. His CD is called L'Accroche-Pieds. Very traditional, very captivating, this CD can never be simply background music. It takes your attention and demands that you listen and rewards you with some of the most intricate, fascinating melodies. A local independent production, this CD is top class all the way.
Back in February we worked the Midwinter music festival in Valley Forge, PA. I love that show because there's always loads of good music and always a performance by the MacLeod Fiddlers. Ian MacLeod is a dairy farmer in Dalkeith, Ontario and teaches fiddle to local kids in his front room. His students perform together as the MacLeod Fiddlers and, in addition to being a cute bunch of kids, they're darn good. This year the school released their second CD called Glengarry Roots. If you like good traditional Scots fiddle, this one's for you. Loaded with fine renditions of traditional tunes, the CD also has one of the best versions of "MacPherson's Lament" that I've ever heard. Sales of the CD benefit the school and help Ian MacLeod keep passing on the fiddle traditions. Here's your chance to help keep traditional music alive and strong.
Speaking of Pennsylvania and traditional fiddle and good music provides an appropriate intro for my next CD, Burning Bridget Cleary's third release Totes for Goats. With great glee I have followed the success of this novel group (named for the last woman burned as a witch in Ireland). The first time I saw them perform I knew that they were destined for greatness, and they haven't disappointed me. Each new CD is better than the last and their live performances sparkle with energy. Their new CD, with Moses the goat on the cover, has a fine mix of trad pieces, great vocals and risks well taken. An original tune, "Lament for Emil," written by Rose Baldino, is beautifully sad and sweet, a fine lament and a fine example of Rose's talent. The whole album is a joy to listen to. There's one tune that Steeleye Span used to do and I like Burning Bridget Cleary's version better. Here's another Philadelphia based group that I'd love to see get booked into the Chicago area. I had a fellow in the shop recently who bemoaned the "fact" that "young people today just aren't interested in traditional music." I played him this CD and the previous one by the MacLeod Fiddlers. It shut him right up.
A few years ago, while working the Hawaiian Scottish Festival in Honolulu, we ran into the west coast group Molly's Revenge and I've been a big fan of theirs ever since. They've just released a new CD to celebrate their 10th anniversary titled Aged 10 Years. Certainly not a "best of" but for sure a "best yet" collection, it features David Brewer on pipes, whistles, bodhran and vocals; John Weed, fiddle and vocals; Pete Haworth, bouzouki and vocals, Stuart Mason, guitar, mandola and vocals; Moira Smiley, vocals and accordion. Sound-wise they have always reminded me of early Battlefield Band, blending fiddle and pipes expertly with good solid vocals. Their music choices are solidly traditional but with novel arrangements that give them a distinctive sound. I wrote a bit in last month's column about the piper, David Brewer and his solo recordings. Molly's Revenge has an enjoyable sound as well as a great stage presence, fun to listen to and fun to watch. The cover art to this new CD was done by good friend and great Celtic artist, Hamish Burgess of Maui Celtic in Hawaii. This is Hamish's third CD cover. He also did last year's Finn McCoul (another Hawaii group) and the latest new release from the Irish Rovers.
It wouldn't be a column without taking note of Compass Records latest release. All the other recordings mentioned this month are independent productions but one label continues to release consistently great Celtic music and that's Compass. I note now that Compass is advertising in the Irish American News and, for me that just highlights their commitment to the culture. This month they've got a real winner, T With The Maggies.
I hardly know where to begin talking about this one but I'll start with the performers—Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill, Maighread Ní Dhomhnaill, Mairé Ní Mhaonaigh and Moya Brennan. How's that for a lineup? Manus Lunny also lent his considerable talent on guitar and bouzouki. Four queens and a king comes up aces in my book—that line was so corny I had to share it. Anyway, corn aside, this classic CD is one that people will be pulling out years from now to demonstrate what trad singing should sound like. Just listen to it and find the truest example of the most beautiful Irish singing you've ever heard. Can't wait to hear what Bill Margeson has to say about this one. I do know I didn't get any work done in the store on the day the promo came, but I certainly did enjoy myself listening to it, you will too. Way to go Compass for bringing us such fine music and having the courage to continue recording such wonderful stuff as T With The Maggies.


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A solar farm developer is appealing the council's decision to refuse it planning permission despite their research showing support from local residents.
Inazin applied to build a solar energy generator at Huddlestone Farm in Steyning earlier this year, but the planning officer recommended refusal because of its impact on the landscape.
Horsham District Council (HDC) turned down the plan along with two other solar farm applications by separate developers in Ashurst and Partridge Green at a development planning committee meeting on April 15.
Geoff Barnard of Steyning 10:10, an action group for climate change, supports the appeal and conducted its own survey to gauge local opinion.
"Steyning 10:10 believes the Huddlestone solar park would be a real boon to our community and a significant contributor to local energy supplies," he said.
"Armed with the results of our survey, we also think it would be popular, as the weight of local opinion is strongly behind it."
Asking the question 'Overall, are you in favour of the Huddlestone Farm Scheme?' the survey indicated that 91 per cent of the 230 respondents were in favour of the scheme, including 67 per cent who were strongly in favour.
This compared to less than 5 per cent who were against, or strongly against it - a margin of nineteen to one in favour.
In February, two residents, Anita Rudkin and David Blake, living in close proximity to the site objected to the renewable energy generator claiming it would 'spoil' the view for them and those who enjoy the bridle path known as Steyning Walk, a countryside attraction for tourists and residents.
If built the solar photovoltaic (PV) farm would power the equivalent of 3,000 homes and save on carbon emissions, according to Inazin.
The developer has pledged to offer a number of benefits to the community including 30kW of PV panels for Steyning Grammar School; contributing £10,000 per annum for 20 years as a community payment to fund local energy projects; and launch a Huddlestone Community Bond, offering an innovative and low risk way for people to invest in the solar farm themselves, as stated by Inazin in its proposal.
Mr Barnard said: "The fact that the scheme will provide an unusually good package of direct benefits to the local community is an important added attraction."
This month, the High Court has overturned a decision by Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Eric Pickles, the communities and local government secretary, to block a 24MW solar farm in Suffolk, calling his original decision 'perverse'.


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I took some "me" time today to enjoy a relaxing Saguaro Foot Treatment at Saguaro Day Spa here in Sturgeon Bay. I sipped a steaming cup of Earl Grey tea, sank back into the reclining chair & gave my tootsies a treat! This fabulous treatment included exfoliation, a hydrating foot masque, paraffin treatment and a lavish massage of my lower legs and feet.
Saguaro Day Spa has a terrific "menu" of services including Ayurvedic treatments, reflexology, myofascial release, muds & masques, couples massage, hand & foot treatments, etc.
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Following direct femtosecond laser pulse irradiation, we produce a unique grating structure over a large area superimposed by finer nanostructures on a silicon wafer. We study, for the first time, the antireflection effect of this femtosecond laser-induced periodic surface structures (FLIPSSs) in the wavelength range of 250 - 2500 nm. Our study shows that the FLIPSSs suppress both the total hemispherical and specular polarized reflectance of silicon surface significantly over the entire studied wavelength range. The total polarized reflectance of the processed surface is reduced by a factor of about 3.5 in the visible and 7 in the UV compared to an untreated sample. The antireflection effect of the FLIPSS surface is broadband and the suppression stays to the longest wavelength (2500 nm) studied here although the antireflection effect in the infrared is weaker than in the visible. Our FLIPSS structures are free of chemical contamination, highly durable, and easily controllable in size.
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- Competes with: BMW 6 Series
- Looks like: Mercedes is building on the success of the E-Class sedan
- Drivetrain: 268-hp V-6 or 382-hp V-8
- Hits dealerships: May 2010
The new E-Class sedan has been a hit for the luxury brand, almost single-handedly boosting sales as the year winds down. The coupe followed, and now it seems the convertible continues the design's overall handsome look. Larger, four-seat convertibles like this aren't the norm these days.
The E-Class Cabriolet will sport the latest version of Mercedes' Airscarf technology, which is a vent that's built into the front headrests and pushes warm air around the neck. This allows more enjoyable top-down driving in chilly weather; we've tested the previous version, and it's never been that impressive.
The E-Class has a new feature Mercedes is calling the Aircap, which is basically an integrated diffuser that doesn't sully the car's lines.
What about the top? Well, it's a soft-top, folks. If you were looking for one of those cool, retractable hardtops you'll have to stick to the SLK or SL in the Benz lineup. However, soft-tops usually have advantages like less weight and faster closing times. Mercedes says this one will close in less than 20 seconds and at speeds of up to 25 mph, so if you start the process at a stoplight you can go on green and finish up if you have to. The trunk is 13.8 cubic feet with the top up; it only loses 3.2 cubic feet when it's down, which isn't awful.
Pricing hasn't been announced, but we'd expect it to be significantly higher than the coupe's $48,050 starting price. Think mid-$50,000 range. More photos below.


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Libya News from the Occupied
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ALGERIA ISP / Elmokawama According to Akhbar Libya, Egypt, in Cairo, Egyptian Libyans and supporters have a set-in outside the UN headquarters to show their support for the people of Libya and the Jamahiriya Libyans jailed in Libya (see photo).
Tunisia plans to place a fence on its borders with Libya precisely the side of the border crossing Raes Jdire to prevent the violations of borders by the rebels.
In Benghazi, the death of Marwan Faydi, one of the police commanders of NTC after a stray bullet (version NTC). He was with an official delegation on the road to Benghazi, arriving at a checkpoint Kouarcha. He was shot.
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Apa Nova Bucuresti
2011 Key Figures
· Leading global provider of water services.
· €12.6 billion in revenue in 2011.
· 103 million people supplied with drinking water worldwide.
· 73 million residents provided with wastewater service around the world.
· 96,651 employees.
· A permanent operator in 69 countries.
✎ 5 fundamental values:
- Customer focus
- Responsibility
- Innovation
- Performance
- Team work
✎ All Veolia Environment employees share basic values, which provide the foundation on which we pursue sustainable development.
2011 Revenue breakdown by geographic area
Operational units on a human scale
✎"Think globally, act locally" sums up the spirit of development and meshes perfectly with the way Veolia Water operates. Apa Nova Veolia is present in 69 countries and provides solutions tailored to the local situation.
✎ Where does Veolia Water operate?
Veolia Water operates in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. So, Veolia Water is present on the 5 continents.
✎ In Europe, Veolia Water operates in 23 countries: Armenia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
✎ How is the company organized? The company is organized into operational units, subsidiaries and agencies whose smaller scale promotes listening to our clients and the involvement of our employees. Each unit is overseen by a manager who has the resources and independence of a chief executive officer.
✎ In response to the challenges of population and urban growth, the technological innovations developed by Veolia Environnement researchers contribute to economic growth that is more focused on people and the environment.
✎ Veolia Environnement priorities are:
.Manage and preserve natural resources
. Control impacts on natural environments
. Care for health and living environments
. Develop alternative sources of energy
✎ In 2011:
. 110 projects in progress
. 25 patents
.124 communications
Apa Nova Bucuresti & Ploiesti in short
✎Veolia Apa has been operating in Romania since 2000 when it was awarded its first water and wastewater concessions in the country for the cities of Bucharest and Ploiesti.
✎Two cities: Bucharest and Ploiesti with about 2.5 million inhabitants and a long-term commitment (a concession of 25 years) for its performance in public services of water and sanitation.
✎Veolia Apa provides water services to 2 million people in Romania.
✎ It also provides wastewater services to 1.8 million people in Romania.
✎ There are 3,000 employees in Veolia Apa.
✎ A degree of customer satisfaction which exceeds 75% according to the external surveys
✎ Apa Nova Bucuresti annual investments exceed € 20 million.
✎The station of water treatment Crivina is one the most modern in Europe. It has cost about € 55 million. It was entirely financed by the company and without any government guarantees or any local government guarantees.
✎ A Ploiesti, investments in eight years have amounted to € 14.5 million.
✎The estimated turnover in 2009 Apa Nova Bucuresti is of about 420 million lei (about € 100 million).
✎ A volume of water out of the three treatment plants supplying Bucharest with 326.5 million m3.
✎ "Best Customer Service" Award for Apa Nova Ploiesti :
Apa Nova Ploiesti, one of the two Veolia Apa's subsidiaries in Romania, has received an award for the quality of its services to consumers. Apa Nova Ploiesti's call centre won the European final of the "Contact Center World Awards" in London, for the Best Customer Service category.
✎ In July 2005, Apa Nova Bucuresti won the ISO 9001-2000 certification for all of its activities and sites via the certification body AFNOR International.
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Then, we prepared many questions for him.
We really learned a lot of things during that one-hour interview.
To read the article we wrote about the interview: follow the link….
To watch a Powerpoint about the visit: follow the link ….
We were very lucky because Bruno Roche, Apa Nova' s Bucharest Administrator and General Manager, accepted our invitation and came to visit us on Tuesday, April 8th, 2013.
Before his visit, we had read an article with an interview of Bruno Roche in a French newspaper which is edited in Bucharest. The article was published in July 2012.
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Cape Town - The Brumbies aren't your average Australian Super Rugby side made up of creative backs and soft-serve forwards.
Matt Proudfoot says they're the real deal.
"Very rarely has a team from Australia come to Newlands and we're the underdogs," the Stormers forwards coach told the Cape Argus on Tuesday. "The last time that happened was when the Reds visited in 2011."
That's an ominous reminder of a 19-6 reverse at Newlands during which the Stormers were shunted at the set-piece and riddled with attacking kicks from Reds halfbacks Will Genia and Quade Cooper.
The Brumbies don't feature quite as influential a halfback combination, but Proudfoot rates their scrum and lineout very highly.
"The Brumbies have got a better set-piece than the Chiefs," he said. "They've really impressed me and you can see that (forwards coach) Laurie Fisher is fantastic in that department. They're not just technically good, but they've got a good work ethic too."
The Stormers put up their most convincing set-piece performance of recent memory against the Chiefs a fortnight ago. They held off a determined fightback from the defending champions to break a two-game losing streak and clinch a 36-34 win at Newlands.
Proudfoot is determined to hold the tight five accountable for maintaining this standard on Saturday night, especially after a week off.
"We have to quickly dust the guys off after the bye and make sure they're in the right frame of mind, we don't want to take a backward step," he said. "If you're in a confused state of mind against a quality team, they'll pick you to pieces."
Last week, the Brumbies cut the Sharks to pieces, thanks to a scrum and lineout that served as a highly-effective launchpad for their attack.
"The Brumbies' set-piece has really given us headaches this week," added Proudfoot. "Their scrumming was exceptional against the Sharks. (Hooker) Stephen Moore is so technically proficient, he gets his props across the line into the engagement very quickly.
"And their lineout is one of the best out there. (Brumbies captain) Ben Mowen has been incredible, Peter Kimlin has been good, and I was quite surprised that they jumped with the No 8 (Fotu Auelua, 1.89m, 115kgs).
"Our motto is that we're playing the best team in the competition at the moment, a team that doesn't make mistakes and we'll have to up our intensity."
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Marlow, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, 2010/08/20 - IT provider Softcat, The Sunday Times Best Small Company to Work For in 2010, has selected two of its high-achieving young managers to run the new office it will open in Moorgate, central London, this October.
Regional sales manager Richard Wyn Griffith, 31, and team leader Danielle Binnee, 35, will run the new office as a partnership.
Over the next three years, the fast-growing company is looking to augment its London team by recruiting 100 high-quality graduates in sales, account management and support positions. A key challenge the management team faces will be to instil the companys positive work hard, play hard ethos into the new recruits. Following three weeks of initial training at Softcats head office in Marlow, the new employees will work alongside current employees moving to the London office.
I think our quirky culture is a big part of what makes us so attractive to a lot of graduates, commented Mr Wyn Griffith. Were excited about transferring the Softcat ethos to the London office. Of course, its good for our customers to see that were expanding, but the main reason were building a presence in London is to attract the thousands of bright graduates who choose to live there.
We want to hit the ground running, added Ms Binnee. To achieve that, we are looking to recruit and retain staff of a special calibre. We are here to motivate them, and give them the support they need to look after our customers and drive the business forward.
Softcat has a reputation as an award-winning top employer. As well as giving its staff clear opportunities to progress in their careers, it offers student loan contributions, healthcare and dental plans, a company contributory pension, half-day holidays on employees birthdays, lunch at exclusive restaurants, and team-building activities. The company rewards high-performing employees with trips to exotic locations.
Softcat (softcat.com) is a leading provider of software licensing, hardware, security and related IT services. Softcat was founded in 1993 by chairman and majority shareholder Peter Kelly, remains privately owned and currently employs over 230 people. It achieved a turnover in excess of £114 million in its last financial year and has been profitable since inception, resulting in a strong balance sheet and very firm financial foundations.
The company sells and supports products and solutions from all the world's leading IT companies. On all its portfolio products and solutions it offers a full range of services, including advice and guidance, technical design, product sourcing, implementation, support and project management. It enjoys a trading relationship with over 1,500 longstanding customers, predominantly from the UK corporate sector but also including large enterprises, small businesses and public sector organisations.
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If you are in for some updated news about the next update to your beloved iPhone, then there is good news for you. iPhone 7 rumors, iPhone 7 is going to make its debut in the market real soon. And according to the reports, this one is going to bring some radical changes in the iPhone category. In this article you shall find all information that you have been looking for regarding the specs, release date and hardware of the new iPhone 7. So let's begin!
iPhone 7 Rumors: iPhone 7 release date
Regarding the release date, we are not exactly sure about what date it is, but iPhone 6s was released on September 2015, and it is highly likely that Apple is going to release iPhone 7 at the same time of this year, or even earlier for that matter.
iPhone 7 Rumors: iPhone 7 hardware
About the hardware, there shall be a completely new design which will have a strengthened waterproof frame. The next gen iPhone has been described to be thinner by the developers and company representatives. And this has been possible with the removal of 3.5 mm jack used for headphones.
No more wired headphones shall be there and instead another speaker shall be installed. A wireless and lightening compatible headphone shall be provided to the users. The additional speaker shall offer stereophonic sound within iPhone 7.
Also Read: New iPhone 7 concept showcases some cool iOS 10 features
iPhone 7 Rumors: iPhone 7 Specs details
The iPhone 7 is going to feature higher resolution on their screens but no specific resolutions have been released yet. The display shall feature a 3D touch technology which is going to make your type and touch really smooth. Regarding the Specs, Apple is the first to make use of Intel Internals. The reports say that Apple is focused on using the 7360 LTE modem chip replacing the Qualcomm 9×45 LTE chip that has been used in iPhone 6s.
There shall be implementation of dual lens feature within iPhone 7, that can take up two separate pictures and merge them. Also, 2-3x magnification, larger field view and optical stabilization shall be offered in the new device. But most probably Apple is going to stick with the 12 MP iSight cameras.
Rumors also say that the 16 GB version shall be phased out and the iPhone 7 version shall start with 32 GB. There have been reports that iPhone 7 shall have a ceramic back, which makes wireless charging easier. iPhone 7 shall have a complete removal of antenna stripes. There will be the introduction of A10 processor along with the embedded M10 motion co-processor making the performance really smooth.
We bet you guys cannot wait to get your hands on the brand new iPhone 7 just like us. Lets all hope that Apple continues with its innovation.


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San Francisco, CA, United States, 2014/02/04 - New strategic partnerships will expand the ecosystem around imecs hyperspectral image sensor technology to enable its successful commercialization into machine vision, medical imaging, remote sensing and global security markets - imec.be.
Nanoelectronics research center, imec, showcases at this weeks 2014 SPIE Photonics West conference and exhibition, its ultra-compact hyperspectral imaging sensor technology integrated into different commercial camera vendor partners including ADIMEC (The Netherlands), 3D-One (The Netherlands), Tattile (Italy), and SPIE 2014 PRISM awarded finalist BaySpec (USA).
We are excited to announce the successful integration of our first generation hyperspectral image sensor prototypes by several camera vendor companies. These strategic partnerships on different applications highlight the broad potential of this unique optical-filter-on-chip sensor solution, said Rudi Cartuyvels, senior vice president of smart systems at imec. Our technology expertise will enable our partners to add new range of products to their offering, effectively opening up new markets in the booming field of imaging spectroscopy.
Based on imecs hyperspectral sensor technology, we developed the OCI-1000, an exciting handheld spectral imaging point-and-shoot device that enabled our company to be finalist at the SPIE PRISM award this year, commented William Yang, president and CEO at spectroscopy company BaySpec.
Hyperspectral imaging is not new in the world of high-end remote sensing instruments such as satellites and airborne systems. By applying narrow-band spectral filters at pixel level using semiconductor thin-film processing, imecs technology enables hyperspectral image sensor solutions with extreme compactness, low weight, high reliability and proven capabilities to be mass produced at low cost in volume. Such sensor solution is extremely valuable for camera vendors to access new markets such as drone UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) for precision agriculture, food quality grading in machine vision or in-vivo imaging for classification of medical tissues, among others.
The different hyperspectral imaging camera prototypes will be showcased at imecs booth at Photonics West. For a demonstration, please visit imec on booth #4529 at SPIE Photonics West exhibition.
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SENDAI – Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles right-hander Masahiro Tanaka won his 22nd consecutive decision Friday, extending his own Japanese pro baseball record dating back to Aug. 26, 2012.
Tanaka, 24, improved to 18-0 on the season after pitching seven shutout innings to open Pacific League leader Rakuten's series against the second-place Chiba Lotte Marines at Kleenex Stadium.
The Eagles snapped a season-worst five-game losing skid in the 5-0 win.
Hiroaki Shimauchi broke a scoreless tie with a fifth-inning sacrifice fly and Lotte fell 3 1/2 games behind Rakuten.
Fighters 5, Buffaloes 2
At Osaka's Kyocera Dome, rookie Shohei Otani (3-0) allowed a run in 6 2/3 innings and struck out nine as Hokkaido Nippon Ham defeated Orix to win its fourth straight game.
Yang Dai-kang tied the game 1-1 with his 16th home run in the fourth inning and put the visitors up for good with a sacrifice fly in the sixth.
Hawks at Lions — ppd.
BayStars 11, Giants 2
At Yokohama Stadium, Takayuki Kajitani drove in six runs on Friday as Yokohama whipped Yomiuri, sending the Central League leader to its third straight loss.
Kajitani went 4-for-5 with a stolen base. He broke the ice with a two-run double in the third, gave his team a cushion in the sixth with his sixth home run in seven games, and helped put the icing on the cake with a run-scoring infield single in the eighth.
"I've been working hard not to get myself out early in counts on breaking balls and changeups the way I did so often last year," Kajitani said. "I'm also trying to limit the mental ups and downs and those things are paying off — that and the fact that I was born in the summer and people say this is my time of year."
The Giants saw their lead over the second-place Hanshin Tigers trimmed to five games.
Kajitani's double was the BayStars' first hit off Giants starter D.J. Houlton (4-4). The right-hander stranded Kajitani at second with two outs, and John Bowker blasted his 12th homer to tie it 2-2 in the top of the fourth off rookie All-Star Kazuki Mishima.
The BayStars' second hit also lit up the scoreboard. With one out and none on in the bottom of the fourth, Norihiro Nakamura belted a high slider out to left-center for his 14th home run.
Houlton allowed three runs on four hits and three walks before being pulled for a pinch hitter after five innings. The right-hander, who struggled after retiring the first six batters he faced, struck out two.
Carp 6, Swallows 2
At Hiroshima's Mazda Stadium, Yusuke Nomura (8-4) allowed two runs in eight innings, and Eishin Soyogi highlighted a five-run third with a three-run home run as Hiroshima downed Tokyo Yakult.
Wladimir Balentien accounted for the Swallows' first hit and run, with his Japan-best 47th homer. It was Balentien's fifth home run in three games and 13th this month.
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At Nagoya Dome, five relievers supplied one scoreless inning apiece as Hanshin overturned a two-run deficit with a five-run sixth to defeat Chunichi.
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Proud of their Pacifism, several score undergraduates at Toronto's co-educational Victoria University pinned white feathers on themselves last week, swarmed to a meeting of approximately one-tenth the student body.
"Be it resolved," droned the presiding officer, "that this House will not, under any conditions, fight for its King and Country." By a slim majority of six the motion passed. Meanwhile London's historic Punch dealt in scathing verse with the famed Oxford Union whose members have twice voted, both times by overwhelming majorities, never to fight for King & Country.


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By Philip Caputo.
416 pp. New York:
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The spirit of Joseph Conrad, evoked explicitly in this novel's epigraph and implicitly in everything from the central characters to a horror-struck description of a death met under ''the sun's indifferent eye,'' haunts Philip Caputo's adventure-filled sea story. Like ''Lord Jim,'' ''The Voyage'' is a tale filtered through several layers of tellers. And Nathaniel Braithwaite, the 16-year-old at the heart of the story, shares with the hero of Conrad's great novel a concern with proving his own courage and physical prowess as well as a debilitating shame at his failures.
One June morning at the turn of the century, Nathaniel's father, a wealthy businessman named Cyrus Braithwaite, deposits Nathaniel and his younger brothers, Eliot and Drew, on the family's 46-foot schooner. The boys have always been crew to their father's captain -- but this time Cyrus orders them to leave him behind, to sail away from their Maine summer home and not return until September. Confused but eager to prove themselves, the boys obey, soon adding to their crew a school chum who's a skilled navigator.
The boys head for the Florida Keys, seeking, in the ordeals they'll encounter, ''neither glory nor renown, nor knowledge but the thing that glory, renown or knowledge symbolize: the stature to stand with men and look them level in the eye and say, We have been somewhere and seen and done and learned and are no longer boys.''
Similarly turn-of-the-century concerns and cadences flavor the meticulously detailed set pieces that follow, among them a whirling, out-of-control passage through New York's Hell Gate, an encounter with a man-eating shark and a gorgeous, terrifying hurricane scene. But although this often thrilling material forms by far the bulk of the novel, it's not the book's sole concern.
Caputo, whose previous books include the acclaimed Vietnam memoir ''A Rumor of War'' and ''Exiles,'' a collection of three novellas, presents this sea narrative as the work of Sybil, Cyrus's great-granddaughter. Now middle-aged, Sybil has spent much of the last decade investigating her family's troubled past. Why would Cyrus have sent his sons on such a perilous journey? And who, really, are the Braithwaites? With the help of an uncle who's been assembling family documents, Sybil reconstructs the voyage, producing the tale we're now reading.
A nameless witness, reporting on Sybil's progress, informs us that Sybil's gift is ''the opposite of prophecy: on the scantiest evidence -- an entry in a diary, an old photograph, a few lines from a letter -- she can see things that occurred long before she was born; she hears people, decades in their graves, speaking again, and all with such clarity that she does not seem to be imagining but remembering.'' It is Sybil's job to ''fill in the vast empty spaces in the chronicle by making things up. . . . She hopes that her version of events, its archipelagos of fact, connected by long bridges of fiction, is truthful.''Continue reading the main story
That's a wonderful description of the process of writing fiction, and it suggests that the novel will be as much about Sybil's voyage of discovery as it is about the boys'. But instead, after her first, engaging appearance, Sybil disappears from the novel for vast spaces. When she does surface, her imagination fails her at crucial moments, leaving the reader confused as to why she can freely invent some elements of her ancestors' story but not others.
Perhaps Sybil was created in homage to the half-hidden, late-appearing Marlow, who tells his nameless listeners the story of Lord Jim. In Conrad's hands, this narrative layering makes possible multiple interpretations and complex viewpoints. Here, however, it seems to exist largely so that Sybil can reveal new secrets about Cyrus, the boys' mother and their mysterious half brother. Yet in comparison with the real drama of the voyage and the deepening revelations of the boys' characters, the final gothic flurry of suicide, incest and deceit seems almost beside the point.
Caputo, always a thoughtful, intelligent writer, has clearly researched his subject thoroughly and worked hard to integrate this haunted family's past and present. But Sybil is no Marlow; her insight sometimes fails and with it the reader's interest. Her own story is overshadowed by that of the boys -- which doesn't change the fact that the voyage she renders is full of energy and passion.Continue reading the main story


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Sean Jones, listed at No. 2 free safety on the Georgia Bulldogs' depth chart entering fall practices, has broken a bone in his left foot and will be out of action 4-6 weeks, head coach Mark Richt announced Monday.
Jones broke the fourth metatarsal in his left foot during a fall (non-conditioning related) at the Butts-Mehre Athletic Building. The metatarsal is the long bone which runs from the toe to the ankle.
Jones' rehab will consist of a cast boot and treatment.
''It's unfortunate that Sean is injured, more so considering the timing of it,'' Richt said. ''He had an excellent spring and summer, and we're expecting him back early in the season.''
Jones, a redshirt freshman from Westlake High School in Atlanta, moved from quarterback to defensive back prior to spring practice. He adjusted well and turned in an impressive performance during the intrasquad G-Day game, recording five tackles, one tackle-for-loss and one pass break-up.
As a senior at Westlake, Jones passed for 2,490 yards and 31 touchdowns and rushed for an additional 806 yards and 11 TDs. He also recorded 11 interceptions.
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Tuesday, July 31, 2001.
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1 medium ripe tomato, sliced 1-inch thick
4 medium garlic cloves
¾ cup mayonnaise
2 T. finely chopped fresh basil
1 tsp. fresh lemon juice
Salt, white pepper
Pinch of cayenne, ancho or chipotle chile powder
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In a food processor, finely mince the garlic. Add tomato and process until well blended. Add mayonnaise and process until smooth. Add basil and lemon juice. Season to taste with salt, pepper and cayenne. Use immediately or refrigerate up to 5 days.
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Modelling Company's Activity With Consideration of its Socio-economic Relations as an Instrument of Assessment of Company's Potential
The article conducts a study and offers an approach to the resulting assessment of company's potential on the basis of the system of imitation models of activity of a company and expert reflexive models of decisions of company's stake-holders, which depend on the asset of socio-economic relations of a company.
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National Politics
RNC demonstrators turn creative for attention
TAMPA - Though there aren't nearly as many protesters rallying at the Republican National Convention as first thought, downtown still is filled with flag-waving, banner-toting and sign-waving malcontents, each trying to catch the attention of passers-by and the media. It helps to be different, the groups have noticed. The West Central Florida Federation of Labor took a shot at an alternative way to get its message across. On Wednesday evening, during its march through downtown, the labor union staged different street theater events along the parade route. It varied from the typical labor march, said Ann Vanek-Dasovich, spokeswoman for the AFL-CIO, which helped stage the march."We had several meetings to plan out what we were going to do," she said, and the idea of presenting skits along the way "organically grew." On the march, no one was watching, though, as about 200 union members paraded through eastern downtown. The skits were performed pretty much for their own amusement – and that of the media who were there to record it. The first skit included someone wearing a grinning Mitt Romney mask throwing fake money away as a union member complained about the disparity in tax rates for union workers and the 1 percent. Throughout the week, other protesters have mounted unusual campaigns to capture the limelight. Official Street Preachers took no prisoners when they captured the corner of Franklin and Jackson streets this week. As the preacher gave his sermon on the evils of homosexuality, war, women, political candidates, Mormons, men with long hair and big mouths, a crowd grew, as did the number of journalists. Marching down a downtown street is one thing, but plopping down in one of the busiest intersections in the city is another. Dozens of protesters sat down on Tampa Street at the corner of Kennedy Boulevard earlier this week and numerous media outlets were there to capture the scene. Police, in "turtle suits" of face shields, elbow and knee guards and protective vests, lined up along the sit-in, like a couple of rugby teams. Cool heads prevailed, though, as images of the scene were posted in the YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook universes before the scene was cleared. Vermin Supreme got his share of limelight. The older gent got attention by wearing a big rubber boot on his head. If a camera clicked nearby, he mugged. "My love for this country knows no end," he said after posing for a photo. He was at the periphery of the Kennedy Boulevard/Tampa Street confrontation and someone clicked a photo of Supreme and Hillsborough County Sheriff David Gee shaking hands. A day later, a proud Gee showed off the photo on his smart phone. In Lykes Gaslight Square, an unidentified man walked beneath the oaks with a large cardboard sign. He wore a white dress shirt and dark dress pants and shoes. He wore a Frank Sinatra hat, with a paper towel roll taped to the back with a small American flag waving in the breeze. "Tampanian Square" was written on the cardboard with a crude drawing of a tank, reminiscent of the 1989 Chinese student revolution in Tiananmen Square. The ensemble was enough to get one television news station to interview him. So, what's the message he's trying deliver? "Drive fuel-efficient vehicles," he said.
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