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LOS ANGELES -- Brian Kelly emerged from the Coliseum field flanked by security guards left and right, looking nearly disheveled. He held his white Notre Dame baseball cap up toward the sky in a brief moment of bravado, his ensuing toss falling a good 10 feet short of the fans.
The coach of the nation's No. 1 team was already near his locker room by the time the cap landed, his star player rushing to catch up to him. Kelly and Manti Te'o embraced, the 51-year-old bear-hugging the linebacker, looking more excited than any of his players were after they had just pulled off the unthinkable.
"I can't remember what I said," Kelly recalled of the moment. "But what we've been saying all along is that we're in this together. It's really been about both of us, player and coach, driving this thing. And I think we were probably sharing that embrace, that we got it one step closer."
From South Bend, Ind., to Southern California, the Fighting Irish now will march on to South Beach, one step closer to holding up that prized crystal football. They will do it after winning Saturday night at rival USC, 22-13, to clinch a spot in the BCS National Championship Game, which will be played Jan. 7 in Miami Gardens, Fla.
They will go there under a third-year coach, the standard for all legendary Notre Dame leaders, four of whom won national titles with the Irish in Year 3 and have statues on campus to show for it.
They will go there under the nation's best defensive player, who has emerged as an icon amid personal tragedy, who might or might not have some hardware already in hand after another interception Saturday, his seventh of the season.
"If a guy like Manti Te'o's not going to win the Heisman, they should just make it an offensive award," Kelly said afterward. "Give it to the offensive player every year, and let's just cut to the chase. He is the backbone of a 12-0 football team that has proven itself each and every week, and showed it tonight again with another key interception and a great play in the end zone on Marqise Lee to save another touchdown.
"If the Heisman Trophy is what it is, I just don't know how Manti Te'o is left out of that conversation."
With the Irish up 19-10 early in the fourth quarter, Te'o hit Lee, USC's Heisman candidate, in the back of the end zone on a third-and-goal play, forcing the ball to the ground and forcing the Trojans to settle for a field goal.
Te'o and the Notre Dame defense returned to that area of the field on USC's next drive, after a 43-yard Lee kick return and a 53-yard Lee reception. Backs against the wall, a 22-13 lead and a little more than five minutes from a perfect regular season, the Irish lined up, prepared to stop a first-and-goal play from the 2.
Eight plays and three minutes later, the visitors sideline was coming apart at the seams, Notre Dame's fate all but sealed. The Irish had kept USC's lethal attack out of the end zone, again. They had made a remarkable goal-line stand, again.
Six weeks earlier, against Stanford, Notre Dame had kept the Cardinal out of the end zone on four consecutive overtime plays from inside the 5. That was the moment everything came to fruition for athletic director Jack Swarbrick, who confessed Saturday night that this season's title run had come a year earlier than expected.
"Coming into the year, I thought Stanford was the test," Swarbrick said. "I just think in the past two years they were more physical than we were, bigger and tougher than we were. I thought, 'That's going to be our benchmark.' And when we survived that, especially the way we did, I thought this team had a chance."
Swarbrick came to Notre Dame as a student in 1973, just in time for Ara Parseghian's second national title. He graduated in the spring of 1977, just missing Dan Devine's first.
He came back to his alma mater four years ago, before a season that ended in this same building, the reporters that time surrounding him for comment about the status of former coach Charlie Weis after another blowout loss here.
"It's what gets you up in the morning," Swarbrick said of restoring the Notre Dame lore.
He helped do that by hiring Kelly, who now has a 12-0 team for the second time in four years. His previous one, at Cincinnati, did not get to play for the national title. This one, after entering the season unranked, after enduring questions from quarterback play to recruiting methods to injury concerns, will.
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Upon reaching the visitors locker room after Saturday's win, Kelly greeted a group of players who were, in his words, singing and dancing and laughing. He said a few words to them before presenting the game ball to Theo Riddick, who had carved up the Trojans for 146 rushing yards.
Then Te'o, the leader who spurned USC four years ago for Notre Dame, who spurned the NFL last season for this moment, stood up unexpectedly. He said a few words himself, these ones about his coach, and then he presented Kelly with a game ball of his own. Teammates called it a speechless moment.
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A former All-American and National Champion for CSUN, Barbara Jordan starts her eighth year as the head coach for the Matadors in 2009.
Since taking over the program, Jordan has guided Northridge to three NCAA Tournaments and served as assistant coach for the U.S. Junior National Softball Team. With Team USA, Jordan was part of a staff that helped win the 2007 ISF Junior Women's World Championships in The Netherlands and also helped lead the Junior National Squad to the 2006 Junior Women's Pan American Championships in Puerto Rico (Nov. 10-18).
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Despite a difficult schedule, the 2007 season was a memorable one for Jordan and the Matadors. The team finished the season 10-3 over its last 13 games and reach postseason play for the first time since the 2004 season. Led by the lethal combinations of Amanda Peek and Christina Saenz at the plate and Mercedes Lovato and Amanda Pitzenberger in the circle, the Matadors finished 2007 with a 23-23-1 record and a 9-9 mark in Big West Conference play. For their efforts, five different Matadors received All-Big West honors (Peek, First Team; Jaclyn Rymer, Saenz and Kelly Zakosek, Second Team; Lovato, Honorable Mention). Saenz also received the Big West Co-Freshman of the Year award and was named to the All-West Region Second Team. The Matadors also wracked up victories against nationally ranked opponents Washington and Florida State.
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Jordan had a 27-24 record in her first season as coach in 2002 and guided the Matadors to a tie for fourth place in the Big West. She helped lead the Matadors to many impressive wins, including victories over College World Series participant and second-ranked Arizona, as well as NCAA Tournament teams Fresno State, Notre Dame, Utah and Pacific. Four Matadors earned All-Big West honors, including first-teamers Bedwell and Summer Richardson.
Jordan was named to the post of head coach on Sept. 4, 2001. A 1987 graduate of Cal State Northridge, Jordan had served as the top assistant coach for the 2000 and 2001 seasons. In those two years, the Matadors went 58-50-1, which culminated in two regional playoff showings.
Jordan returned to the Matadors in 2000 after being a member of three Northridge NCAA Division II National Championship teams (1984, 1985 and 1987). As an outfielder, Jordan was a three-time All-American (1985-1987) and a two-time Most Valuable Player in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (1985 and 1986). Jordan earned All-West Region honors three seasons (1985-1987) and made first team All-CCAA every year. In her final season as a Matador in 1987, she was honored as the Cal State Northridge Athlete of the Year.
Jordan still tops two Matador career categories; at-bats with 822 and games played with 269. She also ranks second in stolen bases (82), hits (259) and runs (167). Her all-time batting average of .315 ranks her 11th among Northridge career leaders. Jordan is tied for first in most games played in a season with 80 in 1985 and holds the mark for most at-bats in a season when she had 262 that year. She also holds three spots in the season leader charts in stolen bases and two spots in runs scored and led her team in batting average in 1984 (.268), 1985 (.259) and 1986 (.397). Jordan was inducted into the Matador Hall of Fame in 1995.
Following her days at Cal State Northridge, Jordan continued her storied career by becoming a member of various amateur and Olympic teams. Between 1987 and 1999, Jordan was selected to be a member of the U.S. National team eight times. In 1994, she was a member of the World Championship gold medal-winning team and the following year, she was a member of the 1995 gold medal squad at the Pan American Games. Jordan was also an alternate on the 1996 U.S. Olympic team that won the gold medal. The following year, Jordan was part of the U.S. Pan Am Qualifier team that won the gold medal in Medellian, Columbia.
Jordan also played a total of 10 years (1988-1998) in the ASA (Amateur Softball Association). For eight of those seasons, she was a member of the three-time national champion Redding Rebels and earned All-American recognition on seven occasions. Following her amateur career, Jordan played one season with the Virginia Roadsters of the Women's Professional Softball League and was a WPSL All-Star in 2000 before being drafted in the third round of the 2000 WPSL/Elite Supplemental Draft by the Tampa Bay FireStix.


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Three men have been arrested in Denver and New York City for making false statements to counter-terror officials, as a probe into a possible terror plot widens.
Shuttle-bus driver Najibullah Zazi and his father, Mohammed, were taken into custody in Denver Saturday night, and Ahmad Wais Afzali was arrested in New York City. The three are being eyed for possible terrorist activity, though the details remain murky.
The arrests follow an FBI counter-terrorism raid on two New York City apartments this week and repeated questioning of Mr. Zazi and his associates since then.
Several reports in recent days, all sourced to anonymous officials, say Zazi admitted to contact of an unclear nature with Al Qaeda in Pakistan, and may have been involved in a plot involving an explosives-laden U-Haul truck and targets in and around New York City.
But Zazi has publicly denied any ties to Al Qaeda or involvement in a terror plot. He had broken off talks with authorities early Saturday, before his arrest.
Reuters and several other media reported a statement from an official clarifying that investigators were still in the dark about the details of the alleged plot.
"The arrests carried out tonight are part of an ongoing and fast-paced investigation," David Kris, assistant attorney general for national security, said in a statement. "It is important to note that we have no specific information regarding the timing, location, or target of any planned attack," Kris said.
The New York Times reported Friday, citing anonymous officials, that Zazi had admitted to investigators that he had "perhaps unwittingly crossed paths" with Al Qaeda operatives in Pakistan, and that there are "some indications that Mr. Zazi underwent training in explosives and bomb-making while overseas." Zazi's wife lives in Peshawar, in northwest Pakistan, the paper reported.
He first came to the attention of American intelligence months ago when he was in contact with Al Qaeda operatives in Pakistan who are believed to play a significant role in trying to encourage attacks against American and other Western targets, the officials indicated.
An American adviser to United States intelligence agencies who has been briefed on some details of the inquiry said that investigators were focusing in part on Mr. Zazi's activities in Peshawar, where he met and married his wife. Peshawar is the capital of Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province and a gateway to the tribal areas where the Taliban and Al Qaeda have made a base.
"He was there getting training in explosives and bomb-making," the adviser, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the continuing investigation, said he had been told.
The New York Daily News reported that the younger Zazi had cellphone video of Grand Central Terminal, and had researched football stadiums and Fashion Week event venues in New York City.
The younger Zazi lied about documents on explosives that authorities said they found on his laptop that was confiscated in New York....
One suspect in the probe – that now reaches from New York to Colorado and overseas – told investigators that Zazi was expected to decide when the cell would launch their attack, a law enforcement source said.
The paper reported earlier that investigators were looking into the backgrounds of seven Afghan men who on Sept. 9 tried to rent a 26-foot truck at a U-Haul rental outlet in New York City, but failed because none of them could produce a valid credit card.
Zazi told the Denver Post he is innocent, in an interview early Saturday. The Post quoted a spokeswoman for Zazi's lawyer saying that he broke off talks with FBI counter-terror officials in part because of inaccurate media reports on the questioning.
In a phone interview with The Post on Saturday morning, Zazi said he has not admitted any link to the terrorist group, to participation in insurgency training in Pakistan or to involvement in a terrorist plot.
"It's not true," Zazi said. "I have nothing to hide. It's all media publications reporting whatever they want. They have been reporting all this nonsense."
Zazi said in the interview that the reports that he had admitted to contacts with Al Qaeda were illogical.
"If it was true, they wouldn't allow me to leave," Zazi said. "I don't think the FBI or the police would allow anyone who admits being a terrorist to go free for one minute."


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Collin County Rose Society (CCRS) was founded in 1995 with less than a dozen members and now its membership consists of over 30 dedicated and enthusiastic rosarians. It is an affiliate of the American Rose Society, an educational and nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to the cultivation and enjoyment of roses. CCRS has served the community by promoting the growing of roses in home gardens, recommending varieties that are easy to grow and maintain, by providing advice on the treatment of insect and disease problems in gardens and by supporting city rose gardens. Each Spring, the public is invited to tour various member's gardens to see up close the beautiful roses that can be grown here and provide visitors with the opportunity to learn more about rose growing.
To provide an organization where rose enthusiasts can meet and share their mutual interest in growing roses.
To educate the community on successful methods for growing and caring for roses.
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good point Tsarevna --my way of documenting old coins would be to say "cool, look what I just found!"
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by BABAK SIAVOSHY in Washington, D.C.
The United States and the international community should support efforts to provide unfiltered Internet access to the Iranian people, and take measures to curb censorship by the Iranian government.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei oversees the nation's television and radio networks, and has engaged in a systematic repression of the press, leaving the Internet as the final resource for Iranians seeking information that is free from government control.
Web-based networking tools have also played an important role in providing Iranians with an avenue of expression and communication in an increasingly closed society. When Iran expelled foreign journalists in the wake of the contested June 12 election, Iran's vibrant Internet community used Facebook and Twitter to expose the Iranian government's violent crackdown on peaceful protesters.
In response to these developments, the Iranian government has staged a coordinated campaign of Internet filtering, censorship and intimidation. Initial reports from this Monday's Student Day demonstrations suggest that the Iranian government has gone as far as shutting down the Internet completely in certain urban centers in an effort to block communications amongst citizens, and to prevent reports of unrest from leaving the country.
It is crucial that these avenues of communication and information remain open. Several concrete steps should be taken to ensure that the Iranian people retain open access to the Internet.
1. Investment in Anti-Filtering Technologies
First, the United States and the international community should support efforts to provide the Iranian people with technology that can be used to bypass government censorship.
The Islamic Republic currently blocks access to more than 5 million websites, including blogs, Internet news outlets, and social networking sites. The government also monitors web traffic, email, instant messaging, phone conversations, and text messaging.
While a number of systems are available to help counter these measures, financial and legal hurdles have prevented their full-scale implementation in Iran. Proxy programs like Haystack, created by the Censorship Research Center (with which I am affiliated), can bypass Iranian filters by diverting a user's traffic to servers located outside the reach of censors. But the servers required to run these programs are expensive to maintain, and their operation is complicated by sanctions regulations that govern the export of software to Iran.
The U.S. Senate took a positive step towards resolving these issues when it passed the Victims of Iranian Censorship (VOICE) Act, which promises to provide funding to support the development of technology that allows Iranians to gain access and share information. The House of Representatives should vote on the bill sooner than later, and expedite the distribution of funds to organizations working on providing relief to the victims of Iranian censorship.
Additionally, executive agencies should ease some of the legal restrictions placed on anti-censorship software sent to Iran for the purpose of promoting free access to the Internet.
Finally, nations in the European Community should follow the United States' lead and fund similar programs aiming to provide unfiltered Internet access to the Iranian people.
2. Restrictions on sale of censorship technologies to the Iranian government
Second, legislation should be passed that discourages private companies from providing censorship technology to Iran.
A joint venture of Siemens AG, the German conglomerate, and Nokia Corp., the Finnish cellphone company, recently sold Iran powerful technology that can be used to filter and monitor phone and Internet communications.
The European Union should denounce this activity and impose laws that ban or discourage the sale of filtration technology to Iran.
Provided it becomes law, the VOICE Act would require the United States to issue a report on "non-Iranian companies, including corporations with U.S. subsidiaries, that have aided the Iranian government's Internet censorship efforts."
This is a step in the right direction, but not one that goes far enough. The United States and the European Community must cease to do business with companies which continue to provide filtration technology to the Iranian government.
Taxes collected from the citizens of the democratic world should not be used to increase the profits of companies that aid and abet Iran's human rights abuses.
3. Make news more accessible to Iranians
Third, news media organizations should take steps to make news -- particularly news concerning Iran and the Middle East -- more accessible to the Iranian people.
The U.S. and the U.K. host or sponsor a number of radio and television programs that transmit international news in Farsi into Iran. These feeds can be picked up within Iran with satellite dishes and radios. These efforts should be supplemented with legislation that would support the translation of nongovernmental news sources into languages spoken in censorship-affected communities.
For example, the VOICE Act could be amended to provide incentives to private news organizations that provide a portion of their online content in Farsi.
This would help make international news more accessible to Iranians.
4. Protect bloggers
Fourth, the international community, and the United States in particular, should explicitly denounce Iran's abuse and persecution of bloggers.
Iran became the first nation to arrest someone for blogging in 2003, when the government detained journalist and blogger Sina Motalebi for 23 days in solitary confinement because of the contents of his blog.
Since then, the Iranian government has detained and harassed hundreds of bloggers, often without charge. Many of those who have been released have reported being subjected to sever psychological and physical abuse.
The recent tragic death of 29-year-old blogger Omid Reza Mir-Sarryaffi in Tehran's notorious Evin prison exemplifies the need for immediate measures to focus attention on the unjustified persecution of this new breed of journalists.
The United States must take a leadership role in denouncing these acts, and protecting the basic human right to free communication.
The most effective way to help Iran's budding democracy movement, and to further U.S. interests in the region, is to give the Iranian people a voice. The measures described here would do just that, making it more difficult for the Iranian government to hide human rights abuses behind a veil of censorship, and empowering Iranian citizens to expand the public debate on the future of their nation.
Babak Siavoshy is the Director of Development at the Censorship Research Center and a Visiting Scholar at Georgetown's Center on National Security and the Law.


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i had the loveliest week here in blog-land. thanks to you all. i'm off to work now but have much of the weekend off. i intend to clean (some sprucing up of my new corner of this castle in the sky is in order), celebrate easter with friends, bake up a storm (shhh, don't tell but the gift for my randomly chosen follower {rebecca, who was informed on tuesday (see, mom?)} will be a rock-hard-solid-loaf-of-soon-to-be-famous banana bread), and then venture out on a little twitter-inspired photo expedition.
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Only days after the Supreme Court used her lawsuit to grant same-sex couples federal marriage benefits, Edith Windsor helped lead New York City's Gay Pride march on Sunday.
Only days after the Supreme Court used her lawsuit to grant same-sex couples federal marriage benefits, Edith Windsor helped lead New York City's Gay Pride march on Sunday.
Signs along the route read, "Thank you, Edie" — celebrating Windsor for her successful challenge of a provision of the Defense of Marriage Act that defined marriage as between a man and a woman.
"If somebody had told me 15 years ago that I would be the marshal of New York City's gay pride parade in 2013, at the age of 84, I wouldn't have believed it."
Mayor Michael Bloomberg joined hundreds of bikers whose motorcycles roared to life at noon to kick off the celebration, a colorful cavalcade of activists and others who marched down Fifth Avenue 44 years after the city's first pride march.
Longtime LGBT activist Cathy Renna said Windsor's suit and the Supreme Court's favorable ruling in a challenge to Proposition 8, the California gay marriage ban, made this year's celebration special.
"It is an especially thrilling year to march this year," she said. "I have seen more real progress in the past three years than the nearly two decades of activism before it."
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I am trying to get back into tennis again so my game is not where it used to be i'm guessing im in the 3.0 3.5 range. Preferably I would be looking to hit near Nob Hill or on base after work. Weeknight evenings or weekends are the best. I'm open to either singles or doubles I'm just looking to play.
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I could possibly meet you on base before or after work. I work 8-4. Let me know what would work best for you.
After would work better for me and I work til 4:15 so that could work out. What days would be best?
This week is a little crazy for me. I could probably do monday or tuesday of next week. call or text me at 817-889-4900.
Sounds like we both are trying to just get some tennis time in. I am free also during weeknights and weekends (either before noon or after 2PM). Let me know if you still want to just hit some balls.
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Computer Science ColloquiumIm Rahmen des Informatik-Kolloquiums, das von den Instituten des Fachbereichs Informatik, der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Informatik (ÖGI), der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Datenverarbeitung (ADV) sowie der Österreichischen Computergesellschaft (OCG) abgehalten wird, spricht
Eita Nakamura
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Statistical Performance Model with Explicit Voice Structure and Symbolic Music AlignmentZeit: Wed 6.9.2017, 13:45, 90 Minuten
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ZusammenfassungThe central problem in symbolic music alignment (a task of matching musical notes in performance MIDI files to the corresponding notes in the musical score) is how to deal with the varieties in human performances (e.g. tempo changes, performance errors, ornaments, repeats and skips, etc.). To solve the problem, the approach of applying generative statistical models of music performance is discussed. In particular, to deal with possible asynchrony between two hands in piano performances, the merged-output hidden Markov model is proposed as a model that explicitly incorporates the multiple-voice structure of polyphonic music. As applications, automatic music accompaniment and an alignment system are demonstrated.
VortragenderEita Nakamura is a JSPS Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Speech and Audio Processing Group at Kyoto University and he is currently an academic visitor at the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary University of London. He received a PhD in Physics at the University of Tokyo in 2012 and have published papers on various topics in symbolic music processing including automatic music accompaniment, music transcription, and automatic music arrangement. His research interests include music modelling and analysis, music information processing, and statistical machine learning.
Einladender: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gerhard Widmer, Department of Computational Perception
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Diamond Aircraft CEO Christian Dries is characteristically blunt and never more so when talking about the sorry state of the GA market. "If you told me five years ago that two thirds of Diamond's turn over [revenues] would be from military and government, I wouldn't have believed you."But that's what it's come to for Diamond and it's probably a lucky thing. Recall that the sales of Diamond's flagship, the diesel-powered DA42, tanked in 2008 with the Thielert bankruptcy, months before the word economic downturn crumped the entire industry. In a wide ranging conversation at Diamond's Weiner Neudstadt factory Monday, Dries told Russ Niles and me that the company is still smarting from its sour relationship with Thielert and one result of it is a modern, state-of-the-art engine factory grafted onto to the side of the Diamond plant. That would be Austro engines, which is now the powerplant of choice for the DA42 twin. I'll have some comments on that later, but first, Diamond's market swing into the commercial segment.One of Diamond's daughter companies is its Airborne Sensing division. Basically, Diamond got lucky with perfect timing on this. Seven years ago, the last time I toured the factory, UAVs were just coming out of the ground, but now, the market for these things is exploding, as we've reported many times. But Markus Fischer, who directs sales for the sensing division, points out that many agencies-and even countries-can't afford UAVs because although they're thought to be cheap to operate, they require a lot of expensive ground infrastructure which takes time to set up. Furthermore, many agencies are using what now might be considered legacy platforms: Helicopters. These are noisy and are expensive to buy and operate.Enter the DA42 with high-efficiency diesel engines. Diamond simply certified this airplane to carry a number of platform enclosures for the nose, the belly and the spine of the airplane. Customers can take their pick of what they'd like on their spy plane: IR sensors, visual spectrum cameras, radar…you name it. And while these systems can cost north of $10 million all in, they're still cheaper and more flexible than UAVs in many applications because they can be launched quickly and easily directed from the ground. UAV launches are often delayed by the local authorities haggle over airspace access, something that's even worse in Europe than it is in the U.S.They're fairly stealthy, too. Diamond paints the underside of the airplanes with a neutral gray paint that makes them hard to see from the ground. For some models, they route the exhaust over the top of the engine, reducing the noise and IR signature. At sporting events like golf matches, where this technology is used by media outlets, no one want to hear the drone of an airplane for minutes on end.Compared to a helicopter or anything with a turbine engine, the DA42 is dirt cheap to operate, even with two crewmembers aboard. Throttled back to 60 percent power or even slower, say at 80 knots, the airplane sips 6 gallons total and can remain airborne and on target for hours. Diamond realized it could seize a nice little niche market in this field by offering a one-stop shop where other surveillance platforms consist of aircraft that are configured by third parties."So you have a problem with your camera or your electrical bus. Who do you go to? You don't want to be told by someone that your problem should be fixed by someone else," says Fischer. So Diamond's approach is to deal directly with the end user, customize the platform to suit, then service the entire system from airplane to camera to sensors. You can see the appeal.Diamond has about 90 such systems in the field and the MPP hangar we were shown seems to be chock-a-block with more being built. A few years ago, Diamond developed the "pilot-optional" version of the DA42, so it can be and has been flown in the UAV mode. As we mentioned in today's news story, one of Diamond's test articles was being equipped with a European-developed fly-by-wire system that looks interesting. We're looking forward to reporting more details later.
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My first hike with these snowshoes was in 15 inches…
Price Paid: $105
My first hike with these snowshoes was in 15 inches of new powder. The freely rotating toe cord made moving through the deep snow easier and allowed the front crampon to really dig in on the uphills. The only downside of this system is that the tail hangs when you have to step over things. Still I got my 55 year-old body over three fences without a problem. The rear crampon is very well placed for braking on the downhills. The TD91 bindings worked well. They kept my boots in place and were easy to use, but I needed to take off my gloves to get them right when I put them on. Overall a great snowshoe for the price.
Where to Buy
The Adventure Series has been discontinued.previously retailed for:
$62.83 - $209.99
The Tubbs Adventure Series is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen December 12, 2007 at US Outdoor Store.


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Unforgettable Uruguay
Janet O'Grady | Photo: Courtesy Images | January 10, 2013
Two design-savvy hotels in the still laid-back town of José Ignacio provide reasons in themselves to visit this off-the-beaten-path South American country.
"Buen dia," says Maximiliano Broquen, director of Vik Retreats, as we whisk off to lunch at a laid-back, whitewashed beach shack called La Huella on Playa Brava. We sit facing the Atlantic Ocean, enjoying a simple grilled Chilean sea bass. The sounds of Spanish and Portuguese swirl around in the salt air. The crowd here is fashionable and sophisticated, but the setting is actually quite simple and charming—let's just call it "shack chic."
But in Uruguay, getting into a beach restaurant like this during the high season—December through mid-January—can be almost as daunting as getting a reservation at Next restaurant in the West Loop. That's when Latin pop stars, billionaire Brazilians and models descend upon José Ignacio, Uruguay, to unwind and let their hair down: They love it here. And so do I; although I'm here at the best time, in off-season, when life really slows down.
It seems many Americans haven't really heard of or visited Uruguay. As a South America devotee, I have visited Buenos Aires for years—skied in Las Leñas and trekked in Patagonia—but Uruguay remained an unknown. After a writing trip to Mendoza, Argentina, last year, I finally found myself on a plane from Buenos Aires to Uruguay's Punta del Este, where glittering beachfront residential towers seem more New World Miami than Old World St. Tropez. I only had a couple days, so I headed about 12 miles northeast to the former fishing village, now resort, of José Ignacio. Lodging options here used to be limited to villa rentals or simple guesthouses. But now, two much-buzzed-about boutique options are destinations for discerning travelers: Estancia Vik and Playa Vik, part of Vik Retreats (vikretreats.com), owned by Norwegian-born billionaire and art collector Alex Vik and his wife, Carrie. Broquen says that the Viks want visitors to feel as if they are guests in their "dream" homes.
Pick your mood. Playa Vik is beachfront theater: part hotel; part art gallery; part informal, hedonistic daylong siesta. Estancia Vik is a luxe ranch fantasy of Spanish postcolonial grandeur. One's a movie star; the other, an aristocrat.
On first glance, Playa Vik inevitably looks like a small-scale version of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. Here, Uruguayan architect Carlos Ott, who designed Paris' Opéra Bastille, created a beach idyll in teak, stone, titanium and glass that stands on a hillside. It's a stark contrast to the surrounding countryside and its modest, whitewashed bungalows. Throughout are museum-quality works by international artists: a light wall by James Turrell and a bench designed by Zaha Hadid are standouts.
Playa Vik has just 12 accommodations, each with its own artistic motif. I actually preferred staying in one of the six rooms in the main structure rather than one of the half-dozen two- and three-bedroom casitas with grassy roofs. The main building's communal living/dining room is relaxed and informal. But life revolves around the infinity pool that juts out dramatically like the prow of a ship. The vibe is funky and lazy. Lolling is all about caipirinhas and mojitos while gazing out on big views of the South Atlantic.
And beyond, a grass lawn slopes to an unspoiled beach. In the evening, I loved just sitting around the communal fire pit near the pool. Evening turns to night, and the setting is magical.
I also stayed at Estancia Vik, just five miles away. It is new, but modeled on traditional Spanish colonial architectural heritage. The magnificent 50,000-square-foot compound, designed by Marcelo Dagli, has white adobe walls and red tin roofs; covered walkways link multiple courtyards and serene gardens. It is beautifully sited amidst 4,000 acres of rolling hills, rivers and lakes that stretch out and flow down to the Atlantic. Out my window are grazing cattle and birds: There is fabulous bird-watching. Here, too, there are just 12 suites in the compound's four wings, each designed by a local artist. At night, fiber-optic LED lights beautifully transform the pool into a mirror of the constellations.
The living room is dominated by two monumental fireplaces and a 12-foot-tall white marble sculpture by Uruguay's best-known artist, Pablo Atchugarry. On the ceiling is a frieze—called a satellitescape—painted by Uruguayan artist Clever Lara. It's based on views of José Ignacio and Uruguay from Google Earth maps. Eight very large semiprecious stones in their natural state hang from the walls between glass doors.
Though simply relaxing is enticing, plenty of activities are available at both properties; the wonderful staff will handle the details. Fitting of an estancia, the 4,000-acre property has its own polo grounds, frequented by Argentinean star Adolfo Cambiaso, and polo lessons are available. While I didn't have time to ride one of the Estancia's horses, I did get to see the town by riding one of the available bikes to the village's landmark lighthouse.
Both properties offer limited menus, but you can count on fresh fish, and local beef and lamb, accompanied by local and Argentine wines. One night at Estancia Vik, I joined a couple other guests for a very special old-fashioned asado, the beloved South American tradition of char-grilled meats. At the Estancia, the parillero (barbecue room) looked more Jackson Pollock than Gaucho, with its graffiti paint-splattered tin walls around its huge fire pit. And there's always the beach shack.
Yes, it's far away. Yes, you should plan your visit in conjunction with a trip to Argentina. Yes, it's expensive. And, yes, both properties exude the charm as if you've been invited as a guest to one of the Vik's private homes. But with Vik Retreats, you can have two different vacations in just one visit.


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CNBC tries reality TV after business hours
NEW YORK (AP) — Buzz-worthy reality shows are often a ticket to riches for cable networks, even when the shows seem to have little to do with the network's reason for being. So why shouldn't CNBC get in on the action?
The business network will try starting on Tuesday, when CNBC premieres "Treasure Detectives" and "The Car Chasers" in prime time. Some 7 to 10 nonfiction series are being developed for the evening hours when the Wall Street ticker goes quiet.
"Treasure Detectives" features British art appraiser Curtis Dowling, who uses careful scientific methods to determine whether a piece of valuable art is real or forged. "The Car Chasers" follows a Texas company that buys cars with intriguing histories, fixes them up and makes money on resales.
The two series represent CNBC's latest attempt to attract an audience after the business day. CNBC looks upon Nickelodeon as a model for building a separate, nostalgia-oriented Nick at Nite lineup for when children to go bed. CNBC primarily seeks the business audience during the day, but its business programming ends at 8 p.m. ET.
The evening hours have often been a puzzle for CNBC executives, who notoriously saw a short-lived talk show hosted by John McEnroe in 2004 get a "0" rating from the Nielsen company a handful of times, indicating there were fewer than 100,000 viewers.
CNBC hired Jim Ackerman, an executive behind "Love & Hip-Hop" on VH1, to build a stable of reality shows that CNBC will be able to own outright — offering the potential for a handsome profit if some break out and become hits.
And who, other than CNBC, can better understand profit?
Both new shows will have the whiff of familiarity. "Treasure Detectives" isn't far removed from shows like "American Pickers," Antiques Roadshow" or "History Detectives." "The Car Chasers" introduces viewers to an unusual business with colorful employees, another reality show staple. Both Curtis Dowling, the overly self-assured Brit who digs into art world secrets, and Jeff Allen, the bald, goateed owner of the Flat 12 auto shop in Lubbock, Texas, have the look of ready-made reality stars.
While television is often built on copycats, Ackerman said that isn't the case here.
"What I think we're doing is we're exploring genres that people are familiar with and putting a unique CNBC spin on it," he said.
Each show has a business appeal, too. It may not be Wall Street, but the company that Allen and partner Perry Barndt, a former Hollywood stuntman, run is based on the time-honored principle of buying low and selling high. Through Barndt's connections, many of the vehicles they sell appeared on television series and in movies.
Dowling's London-based business traces the history of valuable art objects to find out if they really are what an owner claims they are. Roughly 40 percent of objects on the art market are fake, he said.
In the debut episode, he studies a painting claimed to be a Roy Lichtenstein original. The owner wants to give it to a plastic surgeon in return for a facelift. After an investigation that included a handwriting expert who examined the artist's signature, Dowling sat the two men down for a bit of reality show drama. The painting "is definitely (long pause for effect) the real thing," he told them.
Dowling wants people to know how widespread scam artists are in a business marked by genteel manners and moneyed buyers. His evaluations can make or break fortunes.
"It's a world full of pomposity and bull," he said. "All we're trying to do is fill the void. Look, it's not a mystical world. There's a process to follow."
Allen said he felt comfortable working with CNBC.
"I felt like I didn't have to be a character, that we could show up and be ourselves and not have to be phony," he said.
CNBC is sticking to Tuesday nights for its new shows for the foreseeable future, although there may be reruns on other nights. Depending on how things go over the next year or so, a second night of shows might be added, Ackerman said.
Besides business fans, CNBC is also interested in reaching viewers who don't usually watch the network. They'll like it even if some of the shows feel familiar, Ackerman said, comparing them to the familiar police procedural dramas.
"My sense is if it's a good story, you're still going to find an audience for it," he said.


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Outfit details: Blouse: H&M (2009), Shorts: J. Crew, Shoes: J. Crew (last year), Bag: H&M (last year), Sunglasses: H&M
I resisted shorts for a long time. I've worn them here and there, but for the most part you'll find that (and I think most of my posts over the last handful of years illustrate this) I usually reach for a skirt or dress over shorts (which is, I've noticed, one of many words that gets really weird the more times you type or say it).
But it's hot out, so I give up.
There is also this thing that happens, all too often, when I cannot anticipate the garment that will become my favorite, or go-to, or whatever fashion-y buzz-word works best. I try to guess sometimes and end up with doubles of this or that thing, only to have it fade into the obscure regions of a closet or dresser. Of all the things I could have bought, and I decided to buy two of that sorry little thing.
The problem is that when you don't bother to think ahead in this manner, you end up with a blouse like this one. It fits the bill just about perfectly, does exactly what it ought to, and of course there is only one. The solitary item, languishing on it's own lonely hanger, being worn into the obliteration of seams all because I do not have the gift of foresight.
So I try not to wear it too often. Only when I'm in deep agitation about what to wear, as it will soothe my silly little dressing-up portion of my soul in just the right way.
Or, the other solution, is eat some cake.
Since the bakery I work it is closed for a long weekend, today I took my day off to be the piggiest thing since the last time I worked, and get myself two pieces of cake. The one I'm digging into is 'Avalone'--a vanilla genoise with a pomegranate mousse, and a blackberry and wine puree mousse. It's a new favorite, with the old favorite--a Savarina--lurking in the background waiting to be second dessert.
No work till Thursday also means I can paint my nails and rather than try to decide which color to go with, I decided it was best to try several.
Pictures taken by John.


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The highly watched bill to reform the state's embattled cancer agency cleared another major hurdle Friday, passing the Texas House.
Without debate, the chamber approved sweeping reform of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas, the $3 billion, taxpayer-funded initiative launched in 2009. The reforms include the removal of the entire governing board.
The bill puts in place safeguards aimed at preventing abuses that have mired the agency in controversy the past year. The abuses involved awarding three grants totaling more than $56 million without proper review.
Institute interim executive director Wayne Roberts thanked key legislators for their efforts passing the bill and said "it appears that CPRIT will emerge from the legislative process stronger and better prepared to fulfill its mission to fight cancer on behalf of all Texans."
The bill, which has already passed the Senate, was amended in committee and on the House floor Friday. The floor amendments require such additional disclosures as governing board members' political contributions. The bill was passed on a voice vote.
After an upcoming final, procedural vote in the House, the bill will go to the Senate, where it could be passed on the floor or, if necessary, be sent to conference committee to reconcile the two versions.


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FORD 1 replied to FORD 1's topic in Ford S-Max ClubThanks but my problem is that when I select the right or left indicator with the stalk absolutely nothing happens intemittently. A wiring or bulb fault causes the indicators to flash rapidly. I seem to have a failure of whatever electronic gizzmo feeds the indicators so would like to know what that is and where is it please? Thanks
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Front Lights Malfunction
FORD 1 posted a topic in Ford S-Max ClubHi, SMAX 2.0 TDI 2007 34K Just recently the right indicator stopped working, i.e. nothing happened when i operated the stalk. After a short while they started working. Then a few days later the left side failed and then worked again a few minutes later. Even whilst they were not working the Hazaards were ok. The bulbs are ok, in fact I took one out and noted the indicators still worked with a faster flash, so I'm wondering if there is a flasher relay which has nothing to do with the hazaards somewhere I can replace? Also, sometimes when I start the car the instrument panel says " front lights malfunction" for a couple of seconds but all the lights work? Interestingly when the indicators are not working there is no warning caption on the instrument panel? Thanks
Big Engine Problem, Legal Advise Please.
FORD 1 posted a topic in Ford S-Max ClubMy Smax Titanium is 3.5 years old and has therefore just slipped out of warranty. Last month the engine malfunction light came on accompanied by loss of power and a machine gun type noise. The dealer has removed the cylinder head which revealed some bits of metal in one cylinder which have extensively damaged the top of the piston and the valves and surrounding cylinder head face. There was no compression from this cylider so they are going to remove the piston expecting to find a broken piston ring. Given that the warranty has only just expired and the vehicle has only done 28k miles we are seriously angry. I would appreciate advice on how to tackle Ford over this? I don't just want some goodwill I want them to fund the repair. I believe the sales of goods act stipulates items less than five years old last a reasonable time. Does anyone know the legal term and maybe sales of goods act reference so I can quote it in a letter. In case I have no luck does anyone know a source of recon engines or someone who can repair mine. I believe the recon people require an exchange engine, would the damage to mine preclude that? Thanks
Parking Sensor Module Location
FORD 1 replied to FORD 1's topic in Ford S-Max ClubThat will be the button on the dash? The manual says that when selecting reverse the system is automatically turned on. The button is so that when in a forward gear you can turn the system on to activate the front sensors i believe. The beep when selecting reverse coupled with a flashing light in the button indicates a fault in the system. I'm hoping someone can tell where the control module is located and is there just one module for front and rear? Thanks
Parking Sensor Module Location
FORD 1 posted a topic in Ford S-Max ClubHi, The parking sensors on my 2007 tdi Titanium do not work. When selecting reverse I get a 3 second beep and the dash switch flashes. I would like to check the wiring all the way from the sensors to the control module so can someone please tell me where the module is located and is there one for both front and rear? Thanks
Chugging / Loosing Power - 1.8 Diesel
FORD 1 replied to smaxdvdplayer's topic in Ford S-Max ClubWhen my A3 did the same it was the diesel particulate filter on the exhaust.
Parking Sensors Installation
FORD 1 replied to FORD 1's topic in Ford S-Max ClubI've since ordered a set of 4 new front sensors with mounting kit and hardware, problem is I can't see where the inner two are located, looking at photos of other titaniums the outer two are obvious but where do the inner two mount?
Parking Sensors Installation
FORD 1 posted a topic in Ford S-Max ClubMy 2007 S MAX has previously had a shoddy repair to a front end smash, it looks like an incorrect bumper has been fitted which looks ok but does not have the two parking sensors fitted. The rear 4 are present but the system does not work, i.e. on engaging reverse I get the 3 second tone and flashing light in the switch. So am wondering if the system can be made to function using the rear sensors only or if not, where can I buy two new front sensors ( part number?) without going to Ford? If I do get two replacements I'm not yet sure if the wiring is present for them, if not where is the parking sensor box located please? Thanks
Travelpilot EX
FORD 1 replied to Georgio.p's topic in Audio & ElectronicsI have the same problem on a 2 year old s max, very disappointing. All the Blaupunkt specialists say to go to Ford. Blaupunkt in Germany say the same thing. Can't imagine Ford will be able to repair it so they will probably try to sell me a replacement at circa £1k I guess. Would really appreciate any advice on getting this fixed and also how to remove it? Also got a black line on the odometer display so that needs fixed too, any help with fixing/ removing that would be appreciated too? Thanks


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The "Black Lightning" Cast Answers Trivia Questions
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The cast can't remember when the original show aired.
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Alexa ain't got nothing on Bardi.
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CAFE Conference Delegate Testimonials
Just a note of thanks for what was a very insightful and thought provoking weekend. We were treated wonderfully well by all the staff involved at Wembley – please pass on my personal thanks to them. If I can ever be of assistance to Café in the future, please don't hesitate to ask.
Allan MacKillop, DSA, Scotland
The CAFE conference was excellent. Well done - all that hard work paid off!
Howard Holmes, FURD and FARE.
Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed the conference. Congratulations to you and the rest of the team on an excellent event, everyone I spoke to had a great time and found the speakers and topics really interesting. Well done!!
Colin Chaytors, Chair, FA DEAG.
Many congratulations. Everyone is in awe of your achievements around the conference.
Piara Powar, FARE.
It was lovely to meet you on Saturday at the Cafe Conference. I really enjoyed the day. I enjoyed the tour of the stadium too. I thought that the conference was very well organised. I liked meeting Danny Mills and Danny Wallace. I thought that they were really good role models for people with a disability.
Ciara Evans, Mencap.
Thank you for providing the bursary that allowed me to attend the very 1st CAFE Conference at the weekend. I found the whole conference to be very informative and the speakers/presenters were very knowledgeable which provided me with a lot of answers to questions I hadn't even thought about. It was really good to meet with so many people from all over Europe and the friendliness of everyone made it, for me as a lone delegate, very enjoyable.
Alan Montgomery, football fan.
Thank you for the chance to attend today's CAFE conference. I have been completely inspired by all the enthusiasm and hard work of the organisers and people I witnessed speaking. I'll most certainly be exploring the new Good Practice Guide and making sure my colleagues are aware of its use as a tool and what it represents, along with Accessible Stadia and The Green Guide, in championing FULL accessibility.
Tim Reeves, Populous.
Many thanks. Great conference!
Antonia Hagemann, Supporters Europe.
The conference was a real milestone. I didn't expect a conference organized that perfect. Everything was superb. The selection of the speakers (Joyce was the best!), the location (what can be better than the Wembley Stadium - the mother of all football stadia worldwide) and also the food - against all prejudices ;-) - it was really fine! So I hope that we can meet there again - if not next year, than in 2013.
Ulrich Hofmann, Bayern Munich.
We would like say again a huge thanks you for our invitation to the Wembley conference. These two days in London, resulted in many new contacts and ideas for joint projects and statements as to future cooperation.
Marek Goj, Wisla Krakow.
Thank you very much for allowing myself and my other colleagues to have a market stand at your conference at Wembley Stadium. I had a great day.
Lloyd Page, Mencap.
Great conference - only heard positive comments.
Tony Taylor, Level Playing Field.
Thank you for this excellent conference.
Sonia Parayre, Council of Europe.
It was great to see at first hand the tremendous work that CAFE are doing and how well it is developing. Keep up the good work!
Tony Higgins, FIFPro.
It was a real pleasure and I enjoyed it very much.
David Keirle, KSS Design Group.
Well done. It was excellent, speakers, organisation, messaging & content.
Paul Elliott.
Really great, educational and inspiring. Am so honoured to be involved and to help.
Jean Bevan, Bevan Kidwell.
I attended the CAFE conference on Saturday and my Chairman came on Sunday and we both found it really interesting and useful. I know how much hard work goes into organising something like that and so I wanted to say thanks for your role in making the day such a big success.
Ruth Shaw, Football Licensing Authority.
I would just like to thank you so very much for a lovely and inspiring weekend at CAFE conference. It was great to meet you, your friendly work team and all the members of CAFE family. It was great to learn so much about CAFE's objectives, program and activities that are being done. Congratulations on the great work you've done. The organisation was perfect and all details were taken care of. I am also very grateful for all the assistance you provided me in the lead up to Wembley.
Teresa Silva, Fundacion Tambien.
It was a real pleasure to be at the 1st CAFE conference. I hope many more will follow!
Ben Veenbrink, UEFA Expert Panel.
On behalf of all of the CAFE staff, we would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our delegates, speakers and volunteers.
We are thrilled to receive such positive feedback, and hope that you all found the conference to be informative and enjoyable.