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No challenge is too big, or too small-scale for the engineering mind of Wes Duerksen of Goessel, especially when it concerns intricate working parts on wooden farm toy replicas.
From tractors with turning wheels, a baler with a working auger, and threshing machines with belt driven channels, to a pull-type old-fashioned road grader with rotating blade and sliding rear axle, Duerksen has created at least 40 replicas with working parts, from wood, just because he likes the challenge.
"Oh, I just get an idea from something I remember dad having on the farm when I was a kid, or maybe I'll see something under a hedge row," Duerksen said. "I like the challenge of trying to make it like the original, scaled down, and with working parts. Everything has to work."
Duerksen retired in 2010 from Bradbury Corporation in Hesston where he worked for 24 years as a mechanical design engineer. Prior to that, he designed and made tools at then Hesston Corporation, relying and building on practical experience he gained from building and creating farm equipment and parts his entire life.
"I've been at this for some time," Duerksen said. "My cousin Donley and I, we grew up on the same yard. I could count on one hand the number of purchased toys we had, but we made our own. At one time my mom took a picture of us and about 100 farm equipment toys we were playing with that we built on our own."
Duerksen still has two plows from those early farm-toy construction days, with blades made from flattened bottle caps. Careful attention to detail is evident in his work, even at the young age of 10 or 11 years old.
That careful detail is still evident in Duerksen's wooden farm replica projects that decorate his basement office, recreation room, and outdoor shop.
He enjoys showing how the parts all work, almost as much as building and planning the next project.
"These tractor wheels have 60 spokes in each wheel," he said. "I drilled all those spoke holes, cut the center out, sanded the diameter, and made a jig to hold the OD and ID. I had to get the connections just right."
The tractor, a McCormick-Dearing Threshing Machine, was like one Duerksen remembered from his childhood.
"My dad had one like this," he said. "We also had a 2236, like this one here, and an International F20 Farmall, like this one. I've made a dump rake and binder just like the ones we had too."
Duerksen makes most of his projects from plans in his mind, though some of the larger non-farm items, like a combine, large semi-truck and slated cattle trailer, or the working crane started with a basic idea and blueprints from a magazine.
"I like to make each one special," Duerksen said. "I try to find an original piece of equipment, measure it all out, scale it down, and then work on it until I can get all the parts moving."
Duerksen does not use nails or screws to hold his pieces together. He uses Elmer's glue or miters joints together, or engineers telescoping parts to become moveable.
"Moving parts fascinate me," he said. "I spend a lot of time, sometimes at night, just thinking about how I can get something to work out. I usually get it to go."
Duerksen said, mechanically, things really had not changed much through the years.
"Parts all pretty much work the same," he said. "Computers have changed technology, but parts move the same way."
Duerksen has built some items that are not farm-related, like several golf carts complete with left and right-hand clubs, or a tow-truck, but for the most part, he sticks with farm-type projects.
"These are the things I liked to be around as a kid," he said. "I never could afford real farm equipment, so I just like the challenge of creating it this way."
He said his most recent project, the Adam's Leaning Wheel Road Grader, took about 80 hours to complete.
"I just had to take a lot of time to figure out all the moving parts," he said. "I just keep working and try not to build myself into a corner."
Duerksen uses simple tools like a band saw, sander, and drill press to create his wooden masterpieces.
Different types of wood, like maple, birch, walnut, mahogany, and teak, create light and dark contrasts in the finished projects.
Duerksen does not sell his work or take it to shows.
He prefers to create and enjoy his wooden projects in private.
"The grandkids are fascinated and like to show their friends, but they don't really play with these," he said. "It's just something I like to do."
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Memorial Day Weekend in Las Vegas means four days and nights of parties and club events. Hopefully you've got Monday off and even if you aren't so lucky, there's still time to go out and enjoy an amazing entertainment lineup. Catch the opening of Daylight and Light at Mandalay or hit up one of the mainstays of the club and pool scene for a slew of celebrity hosts, big name DJs and performances.
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ATB at Tao: German DJ and producer ATB headlines at Tao. The trance specialist is known for tracks like "Could You Believe." Special guest Rudee joins him.
Laidback Luke at Hakkasan: Filipino-Dutch DJ and producer Laidback Luke spins at the new MGM Grand club.
Cedric Gervais at Surrender: The French DJ has been spinning since his teenage days in St. Tropez, playing the hottest clubs and festivals and producing for some of today's top talent. Check him out live at Surrender, as he brings his Le Show bash to the club.
AN21 and Max Vangeli at Tryst Steve Angello's little brother has made quite a name for himself aside from his famous relative. Hear the Size Matters DJ spin at Tryst along with Max Vangeli.
Adam Hunter at Improv at Harrah's: "Last Comic Standing" alum Adam Hunter brings his rapid-fire laughs to the Improv at Harrah's along with writer and stand-up comic Brian McKim.
JJAMZ at Boulevard Pool: Los Angeles indie-pop quintet JJAMZ borrows members from other bands including Maroon 5, Rilo Kiley, Bright Eyes and the Like.
Zedd and Hook N Sling at Light: Electro house specialist Zedd spins at Mandalay Bay's brand new club along with Australian DJ and producer Hook N Sling.
Tiesto at Hakkasan: Dutch musician, DJ and record producer Tiesto spins at Hakkasan. The EDM pioneer recently announced his "Club Life Volume 3" is in the works.
Kathy Griffin at the Terry Fator Theartre: The Mirage welcomes the queen of the D List, Kathy Griffin, as she performs a live stand up show. The Emmy Award-winning actress gained notoriety for her show "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List" and continues to gain fame for her outspoken celebrity slamming style.
DJ Five at Tao Beach: DJ Five gets the weekend rolling with a poolside set at Tao Beach.
Ralphie May at South Point: Comedian Ralphie May is large and in charge and ready to make you laugh with a three-night run at the South Point Showroom. The veteran of "Last Comic Standing" will have you in stitches with his ode to Chik-fil-A and what it was like to swim in Saddam Hussein's pool.
Nas at Tao: Rapper and actor Nas does a special performance at Tao along with sounds from Eric D-Lux.
Arty at Marquee Dayclub: Anjunabeats recording artist Arty is young but has already shared the stage with the likes of Markus Schulz, Above & Beyond and Gareth Emery. He'll spin poolside at Marquee Dayclub.
White Party at Marquee: Break out your bright whites for Marquee's White Party featuring music from Armin Van Buuren and W&W.
Holiday drink specials at Rhumbar: Rhumbar at the Mirage kicks off summer with Memorial Mojito Madness featuring entertainment plus hookah and drink specials Friday through Monday. Sunday and Monday guests can enjoy a build-your-own mojito experience with an assortment of rums and mixers in a variety of flavors, including classic, strawberry, watermelon, raspberry, blueberry, mango and pineapple for $12 each. Enjoy DJ music plus, from 2-6 p.m. daily, revelers may enjoy $18 domestic beer buckets, $8 house selection cigars and $5 rum punch cocktails, Coors Light bottles and vodka mixed drinks.
The Sayers Sessions at Hyde: The Sayers Sessions' band from live-music venue, the Sayers Club in Los Angeles, will make a special trip to Las Vegas to perform at Hyde.
MDW at Carlos 'n Charlies: The Flamingo's Mexican venue kicks off the summer with a weekend-long fiesta including all-day drink specials and a Memorial Day party with a Mexican twist. Drink specials include two-for-one frozen margaritas and Tecate drafts with a pool wristband, $5 shots of El Jimador tequila which include the shot glass, $20 open bar for ladies Friday and Saturday night starting at 10:30 p.m. and a free T-shirt when you buy a 100-ounce Bazooka. The event will feature a live DJ, balloon artist, prize giveaways and more.
Drink specials at Cabo Wabo: Cabo Wabo Cantina inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood celebrates Memorial Day Weekend with a four-day party. Enjoy visits from the Corona girls and music on its Strip-side patio plus $20 buckets of Corona and daily shot specials.
Drink specials at Tacos & Tequila: Tacos & Tequila at Luxor offers food and drink specials Friday-Monday including Corporate Executive Chef Saul Ortiz's tacos, priced at $3 a la carte. Drink specials will also be available that include $5 Dos Equis, $8 Micheladas and $8 Palomas made with Cazadores Reposado tequila. Guests can also enjoy the Chonga, a 54-ounce frozen margarita with two upside down 7 ounce Sol beers, priced at $20. DJ Larry Lynx spins from 8-11 p.m.
Fantasy party at Rockhouse: The ladies of "Fantasy" will rock the house at Rockhouse, located at the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian. Members of the sexy show will visit the ultra-dive bar to ride the famous mechanical bull and enjoy drink specials like the new $10 "Bottomless Bikini Bar," open bar available every night to all ladies sporting pool-side attire from 6 until 10 p.m.
Wale at the Bank: Bellagio's club presents Wale, who will perform his hits including "Chillin" and "Pretty Girls." Accompanying Wale will be DJ Ikon.
Future at 1 Oak: Enjoy a performance from hip-hop star Future, known for his dynamic collaborations on hit songs such as "Same Damn Time," "Magic" and "Turn on the Lights." Resident DJ Karma spins as well.
Air Supply at the Orleans Showroom: After success in Australia, Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock got signed to Arista Records and struck it big in the U.S. with hits like "Lost in Love" and "All Out of Love."
Bill Cosby at the Treasure Island Theatre: The star of the "The Cosby Show" and "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" got his start in stand up comedy.
Wiz Khalifa at Ditch Fridays: Multi-platinum recording artist Wiz Khalifa performs his top hits at Ditch Fridays at the Palms Pool.
Jazzy Jeff at Moon: Turntable legend DJ Jazzy Jeff spins at Moon Nightclub.
Benny Black at Ghostbar: Benny Black and Presto One spin at Ghostbar on top of the Palms.
Drink specials at Señor Frogs: Señor Frogs at Treasure Island offers a lineup of fiesta specials Friday-Monday. Enjoy a patio party from 3-7 p.m. featuring two-for-one margaritas and half-priced appetizers. On Saturday, enjoy Latin night from 10 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. Señor's Sunday Funday will give partygoers two-for-one drinks for their first round with a "check-in" on Foursquare or Facebook or tweet using the @SenorFrogsVegas handle. Guests must present their check-in or post at the hostess stand to receive the voucher and will be limited to one voucher per person. To conclude the three-day weekend, $3 AMF, Sex on the Beach and house tequila shots will be served all day.
Dirty South at Encore Beach Club: Australian DJ/remixer/record producer Dirty South has headlined at both Coachella and the Electronic Daisy Carnival. Catch him now at Encore Beach Club.
Eric Prydz at Surrender: The Encore nightclub presents Swedish DJ and producer Eric Prydz spinning his hits like "Aileen Aileen."
Avicii at XS: Grammy-nominated Swedish DJ and producer Avicii, known for his hit singles like "Bromance" and "My Feelings For You," spins at XS at Encore.
Kings of the Mic Tour at The Joint: Public Enemy, Ice Cube, LL Cool J and De La Soul prove they are worthy of the label of hip-hop legend as they perform at The Joint at the Hard Rock along with DJ Z-Trip.
Drink specials at PBR:Playboy Playmate Laura Croft hosts a three-day Memorial Day Weekend party at PBR Rock Bar & Grill inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. Best-known for her co-starring role on "Holly's World," the star will judge nightly bull riding competitions. Partygoers can enjoy Happy Hour specials available from 3-6 p.m., including $3 domestic draft beers, $19 beer buckets, two-for-one well cocktails, half-priced bottles of wine and $5 shots. There's also an all-day open bar access, priced at $50.
Go Party at Go Pool: Go Pool at Flamingo starts the weekend with a pool party and booty-shaking contest hosted by KVEG HOT 97.5 FM's Jeff G. The radio station will broadcast live from the pool, giving away prizes from their tent while offering lucky listeners a chance to win complimentary pool entrance and free drinks. Carnaval Court master of ceremonies Brian will host kayak races, limbo contests, booty-shaking contests and a variety of other poolside activities throughout the weekend. Guests can enter contests to win a $30 bar tab and free show tickets. Enjoy DJ entertainment each day of the holiday weekend from noon until 5:45 p.m. Friday is DJ John Bliss, Saturday is DJ Jay Bray, Sunday is DJ Vinyl Dave and Monday is DJ Olya.
Soleil Pool party at Paris: Soleil Pool at Paris Las Vegas offers live entertainment, drink specials and giveaways all weekend long. Giveaways will include show tickets to "Jersey Boys" at Paris and "Tony & Tina's Wedding" at Bally's, Ketel One swag and listen-to-win prizes with KKLZ 96.3 FM. Live DJ entertainment will be provided by DJ Justin Sayne of Ultra DJs. Drink specials will include Ketel cocktails, two-for-one Red Bull cocktails and $25 Miller bucket specials all weekend.
Carnaval Court party: Carnaval Court at Harrah's Las Vegas features buckets of Miller Light and Coors Light aluminum bottles throughout the weekend. Gogo dancers will perform Friday-Sunday from 10 p.m.-2 a.m. The schedule of live music is as follows:
- Friday – Whip Its (day), Mr. and Mrs. Smith and DJ Vinyl Dave (night)
- Saturday – Whip Its (day), Mr. and Mrs. Smith and DJ Jay Bray (night)
- Sunday – White Wedding (day), Clock Work and DJ Reaction (night)
- Monday – White Wedding (day), Crashers and DJ T (night)
The new VIP section of Carnaval Court showcasing added bar space and additional private seating will be unveiled for the first time Friday along with the opening of Carnaval Court Grill, which will be open from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. daily.
Dos Caminos offers specials Friday–Monday during dinner hours (4 p.m. – closing) featuring beer braised brisket flautas, watermelon and requeson salad, Tecate battered soft shell crab tacos and chipotle barbecued chicken.
Jessica Who at Pure: DJ Jessica Who has been spinning for eight years and has DJed for many celebrities like Katy Perry, Queen Latifah and Kelis.
Tommy Trash at Wet Republic: MGM's party pool offers music from Australian electro beatmeister Tommy Trash along with R3hab.
Flosstradamus at Body English: Chicago-based DJs J2K and Autobot, aka Flosstradamus, spin at Body English along with Whiiite.
Punk Rock Bowling in Downtown Las Vegas: Punk Rock Bowling is a four-day punk rock festival event that takes place downtown just off Fremont Street. The weekend kicks off Friday night with five club shows and the Outdoor Festival begins Saturday afternoon. The festival is all ages and kids 8 and under are free. There is no re-entry, but food and drink vendors will be on-site. The lineup includes Bad Religion, Devo, Bouncing Souls, Flag and The Dirty Panties. Club shows are 21 and over except for the Fremont Country Club shows which are 18 and over. Click here for more information on specific events.
Axwell and Zedd at Daylight: Axwell and Zedd launch Las Vegas's newest daylife experience as they perform on Daylight Beach Club's 1,500 square-foot stage.
Ron White at Mirage: Ron White, best known as the cigar smoking, scotch drinking funnyman from the "Blue Collar Comedy Tour," will perform his hilarious stand-up comedy inside the Terry Fator Theatre at the Mirage.
Billy Idol at the Pearl: English rocker Billy Idol will be performing live at the Pearl at the Palms. Look forward to hits like "White Wedding," "Rebel Yell" and "Dancing with Myself."
Snoop Dogg at Mandalay Beach: Snoop Dogg, aka Snoop Lion, performing his classic hits like "Gin and Juice" at Mandalay Bay Beach along with special guest Warren G. Join the after party at 1 Oak at the Mirage after the show.
R. Kelly at Planet Hollywood: R&B singer R. Kelly, known for hits like "I Believe I Can Fly," performs along with rap artist 2 Chainz and R&B singer Ashanti.
Fuel & Lit at Fremont Street Experience: Lit, known for hits like "My Own Worst Enemy" performs with Fuel, known for hits like "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)", at the Fremont Street Experience.
DJ Vice at Tao and Tao Beach: DJ Vice celebrates Memorial Day weekend with headlining gigs at Tao Saturday night and Tao Beach Sunday plus a return stop over at Tao Sunday for Neon Vice Sunday.
Gareth Emery at Marquee Dayclub: Gareth Emery spins along with Christina Novelli and Mario Fischetti at Marquee Dayclub for Insomniac's Wet Wonderland.
Juicy Vegas at Body English: Hard Rock's nightclub welcomes Juicy Vegas featuring Robbie Rivera, Felix Cartal and Donald Glaude.
Summer Lovin' at Marquee Dayclub: Superstar DJ and producer Kaskade presents his Summer Lovin' experience at Marquee Dayclub.
Busta Rhymes at Gallery: The Brooklyn-born rapper of Jamaican descent first broke onto the scene with "Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check" and has had continued success in both music and acting. Catch him at the Planet Hollywood club.
Keri Hilson at LAX: The "Pretty Girl Rock" singer performs at the Luxor nightclub.
Claire Sinclair autograph signings: "Pin Up" star Claire Sinclair celebrates her 22nd birthday this weekend with several appearances. Fans can wish her a happy birthday at Bettie Page Clothing Store at Miracle Mile Shops from 5-6 p.m. and from 8-9 p.m. at the DV Love Boutique Grand Opening at the Stratosphere Tower Shops.
Sebastian Ingrosso at Light: Superstars Sebastian Ingrosso and Otto Knows spin at Light Nightclub on its inaugural weekend.
Capital Cities at Hyde: Named the "best band in Los Angeles" by Perez Hilton, duo Ryan Merchant and Sebu Simonian are the indie dance group Capital Cities. Hear them in front of the Bellagio fountains at Hyde.
Charlie Sheen at Sapphire Pool: "Two and a Half Men" star Charlie Sheen hosts the day at the new Sapphire Pool while DJ Sid Vicious supplies the music.
Calvin Harirs at Hakkasan: Scottish DJ and musician Calvin Harris performs at Hakkasan along with Michael Woods.
Pool party at Bally's: Blu Pool at Bally's Las Vegas presents a pool party hosted by "The Rat Pack." Guests will have the chance to win tickets to "Tony & Tina's Wedding" and "Jubilee!" at Bally's and "The Rat Pack" at the Rio. Live DJ entertainment will be provided by DJ Yameel of Ultra DJs. Drink specials will include Absolut Blu cocktails, two-for-one Red Bull shots and $25 Miller bucket specials all weekend long.
Pharrell Williams at Pure:The former Neptunes and N.E.R.D. singer recently collaborated with Daft Punk.
Pool party at Caesars Palace: Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis at Caesars Palace offers drink specials and giveaways throughout the holiday weekend including $35 buckets of Coors Light, Mike's Hard Lemonade and Mike's Hard Black Cherry Lemonade and $150 bottles of Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label. The pool deck will feature a Syrup Swimwear promotion that will offer guests special giveaways.
Pool party at Planet Hollywood: Pleasure Pool at Planet Hollywood will kickoff its annual bikini contest Saturday offering guests a chance to win more than $5,000 in cash prizes. DJ and producer Roger Gangi, DJs Mikey Swift and Two Fist Tommy will spin all weekend at the pool while guests enjoy drink specials including two-for-one Cabo shots, $25 Miller and Coors buckets and two-for-one SKY and Red Bull.
SkyBlu at Liquid and the Bank: SkyBlu, half of the superstar DJ group LMFAO, and resident DJ IKON spin poolside at Liquid. SkyBlu then heads to the Bank at Bellagio to keep the party going.
J. Cole at Haze: The hip-hop singer and producer is known for tracks like "Can't Get Enough" and "Grew up Fast."
Big Sean at Palms Pool: Big Sean, known for hit singles "My Last" and "Marvin & Chardonnay," continues Ditch Weekend with a live performance at Palms Pool.
Battle Saturdays at Moon: Battle Saturdays presents a 2x4 battle on the dance floor featuring DJ Exodus and Mark Stylz.
Lisa Pittman at Ghostbar: Local favorite DJ Lisa Pittman spins at Ghostbar.
Drita D'Avanzo at Crazy Horse III: VH1 reality television star, Drita D'Avanzo, hosts a party at Crazy Horse III. The "Mob Wives" bad girl recently launched her own makeup line, Just Me Cosmetics, and two fashion lines, Lady Boss and Team Drita.
Steve Angello at EBC: Greek-Swedish DJ, producer and one third of the group Swedish House Mafia, Steve Angello, performs at Encore Beach Club.
Porter Robinson at Surrender: "Wunderkind" could be an understatement. The EDM artist just signed on for a residency at the Encore club, even though he's not yet old enough to order a drink at the indoor/outdoor nightspot's bar.
Lil Jon at Tryst: Rapper and "Celebrity Apprentice" star Lil Jon spins at the Wynn nightclub.
Afrojack at XS: Resident DJ Afrojack, dubbed "The World's Next Top DJ" by "Mixmag," has escalated to international fame while calling the DJ booth at XS home to his Las Vegas residency.
UFC 160 at MGM Grand Garden Arena: Heavyweight champ Cain Velasquez squares off against Antonio Silva for the second time. Mark Hunt will also take on Cain Velasquez and Glover Teixeira takes on James Te Huna.
TI at Rain: Rapper and actor TI, known for hits like "Bring Em Out," "What You Know," performs at Rain Nightclub at the Palms.
Tuff-N-Uff's FestiBrawl at South Point: The "Festibrawl" pre-party includes food, drinks and live music, and starts at 5:30 p.m. The night's first fight is at 7 p.m. The fightcard includes undefeated Tuff-N-Uff middleweight champion Dylan Jahrling (5-0) seek the first defense of his belt against former Tuff-N-Uff light heavyweight titleholder Khalil Rountree (3-1).
Teach Me How to Shuffle weekend: The Orleans presents Teach Me How To Shuffle, an all ages dance party and weekend experience featuring EDM music and a pool party on Sunday.
Baauer and Just Blaze at Light: Baauer of "Harlem Shake" fame and Just Blaze spin at Light.
Bell Biv DeVoe at Mandalay Bay: Three of New Edition's former members, Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins and Ronnie DeVoe, went on to form Bell Biv DeVoe. Hear them perform at Mandalay Beach.
Chris Tucker at the Pearl: Comedian and actor Chris Tucker has worked his way up the stand-up comedy ladder as well as made a name for himself with popular films like "Rush Hour" and its sequels and "Friday."
Vice at Tao Beach and Lavo: Party poolside with DJ Vice at Tao Beach by day then head over to Lavo at Palazzo to keep the party going for Neon Vice Sundays.
Calvin Harris at Wet Republic: The Grammy-winning DJ and producer has moved to MGM where for a Wet Republic residency.
Richard Beynon at Body English: Canadian DJ Richard Beynon headlines at Body English with DJ Stellar.
Benny Benassi at Marquee: Italian DJ Benny Benassi, also known as the "Electroman," spins at Marquee Nightclub as part of his Metamorphosis experience.
Fleetwood Mac at MGM Grand Garden Arena: Fleetwood Mac, one of rock's most enduring, beloved and successful bands, will perform inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The Grammy-winning group and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees will embark on the "Fleetwood Mac Live 2013 Tour" after a three-year break. The new tour also marks the 35th anniversary of the release of the group's classic album "Rumours," one of the most successful albums in history with sales exceeding 40 million copies. "Rumours" was at the top of the pop charts for more than 31 weeks and had four Top 10 singles.
Chris Brown at Palms Pool: Carefree Nation and Socialaire Group present Memorial Day Sunday with Chris Brown at Palms Pool.
Scott Disick's birthday at Hyde: Reality television personality of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," Scott Disick will celebrate his 30th birthday at Hyde. Disick, a frequent visitor of Las Vegas and the longtime boyfriend of Kourtney Kardashian, will be sure to have a party of "Lord Disick" proportions. Guests can enjoy music from DJs D-Miles and Reach.
DJ Pauly D at Liquid and Haze: DJ Pauly D gets the party started at Liquid Pool Lounge at Aria, then heads to Haze for his "Turnt Up" party.
DJ Bamboozle at Bare: DJ Bamboozle keeps the music flowing as 50 of San Diego's hottest hang poolside at Bare.
Flo Rida at 1 Oak: "Low" and "Whistle" singer Flo Rida performs at 1 Oak.
Kaskade at Tao: Legendary DJ Kaskade performs an extended six hour set since you (hopefully!) don't have work the next day. And even if you do, this will probably be worth it.
Gloriana at Aliante: Aliante Casino + Hotel presents country group Gloriana. Their debut single "Wild at Heart" became gold-certified, and their latest album, "A Thousand Miles Left Behind," produced the most played song by a group at Country Radio in 2012 with "(Kissed You) Good Night." As a follow-up, the latest release from this album, "Can't Shake You," is currently climbing the charts.
Steve Aoki and Deadmau5 at Hakkasan: It's a DJ double threat as Steve Aoki and Deadmau5 take to the tables at MGM's newest club.
Skrillex at Eclipse: Six time Grammy Award winner Skrillex headlines at the Eclipse pool party at Daylight.
Diddy: Hip-hop mogul and Ciroc fan Diddy hosts and performs at the Hard Rock's legendary pool party.
Kid Conrad at Ghostbar: Young DJ Kid Conrad come by his name honestly. Catch him headlining at the top of the Palms.
Avicii at Encore Beach Club: Grammy-nominated DJ and producer Avicii better bust out the sunscreen for his outdoor gig at EBC.
Above & Beyond at Surrender: British trance trio Above & Beyond bring their "Group Therapy" show to Surrender.
David Guetta at XS: You can't go out these days without hearing one of the French DJ's recent hit singles — or seven. Experience them live when Guetta spins at XS.
David Guetta at Encore Beach Club: David Guetta keeps the party going Monday at EBC with hits like "Where Them Girls At," "Turn Me On" and "Without You."
Steve Angello and Afrojack at XS: Steve Angello and Afrojack team up for a one-two punch to close out Memorial Day Weekend at the Encore club.
Flo Rida at Liquid: Finish the celebratory weekend by partying poolside at Liquid Pool Lounge at Aria with singer Flo Rida, who will treat guests to a special performance.
Jonn Hart at Bare: Ending the weekend right, Bare Pool Lounge welcomes R&B star Jonn Hart.
Pool party at the Riviera: The Riviera hosts a Memorial Day pool party beginning at 9 a.m. featuring a poolside barbecue, live DJ, games and other prizes. Drink specials include $2 small and $4 large Rolling Rock drafts, $20 buckets of 8 Bud and Bud Light and $3 Long Islands and cosmopolitans.
Deadmau5 at Wet Republic: Deadmau5 brings his "Unhooked" act to Wet Republic and perhaps he'll even take off the mau5 head for a bit to enjoy the breeze.
Dash Berlin at Marquee: The progressive-trance DJ from the Netherlands began as a vinyl collector and then became fascinated with house and trance music.
Sander Van Doorn at Marquee Dayclub: Dutch trance and house specialist Sander Van Doorn headlines at Marquee Dayclub along with Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano.


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HMRC warns of gift card tax scam
Vulnerable and elderly people are being told they owe large amounts of tax which they can only pay off through digital vouchers and gift cards.
HMRC has issued a warning over fraudsters who are preying on victims by cold-calling them and impersonating members of staff from the Revenue.
Figures from Action Fraud, the national fraud reporting centre, show there have been more than 1,500 reports of this scam between January 2016 and August 2017.
The numbers have increased in recent months, with the vast majority of victims being over the age of 65 and suffering an average financial loss of £1,150.
The Revenue, which labelled the scammers as "very confident, convincing and utterly ruthless", insists it would never use this method of payment to process a tax bill.
Angela MacDonald, HMRC's director-general of customer services, said:
"We urge people to warn elderly relatives about this scam and remind them that they should never trust anyone who phones out of the blue and asks them to pay a tax bill.
"If you think you've been a victim you should contact Action Fraud immediately."
If you or a vulnerable relative have been targeted by this scam or con artists in general, you should report it immediately to Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040.


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From the very start of Saturday's home opener, the Jacksonville Sharks clearly wanted to deliver an important lesson - to themselves.
The San Antonio Talons just happened to be in the way at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena as Jacksonville established control early and kept up the pressure in a 63-22 blowout that delighted 10,144 fans.
To make sure, Sharks coach Les Moss decided to accept the opening kickoff after his team won the coin toss, although most teams in the Arena Football League generally defer until the second half.
Game Highlights: Sharks vs. San Antonio Talons
R.J. Archer led the Sharks (1-1) on a four-play touchdown drive that ended with a 13-yard touchdown pass to London Crawford.
"I was surprised we took the ball first," Archer said. "I don't know if that was a mistake or what. We scored first, and we kept it rolling after that. We have the capability to do that."
Scoring first set the tone.
After trailing at the end of the first quarter in 10 of their last 15 games, dating to last season, the Sharks led 20-0 after the first, and they extended it to 26-0 before San Antonio (0-3) finally got on the board.
To sustain the early pressure, Moss decided to pass on a chip-shot field goal late in the first quarter.
That allowed Archer to throw a seven-yard TD pass to Mardy Gilyard.
And the blowout was on.
Archer threw six touchdown passes, and he ran for another score before Kyle Rowley played the entire fourth quarter.
Crawford caught three touchdown passes. Gilyard had three and Jeron Harvey had one.
"We had to make a statement on offense," Crawford said. "We needed to prove something. We came out fast, and we fed off that energy."
Jared McGriff-Culver, who at 6-foot-2, 270 pounds, looks more like a soda machine, ran for two touchdowns, including a 14-yard rumble midway in the second quarter.
The defense seemed to play off the momentum, too.
It held the Talons to two offensive touchdowns, and it closed out the first half with a goal line stand that included Micheaux Robinson's pass breakup and a sack by Jerry Turner on the final two plays.
Jacksonville led 44-16 at the break.
Terrance Smith intercepted San Antonio's Mitch Mustain in the end zone to open the second half.
The Sharks travel to two-time defending AFL champion Arizona next Saturday.


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My question to you is: why do you prefer Xfce?
I like it because it looks good, fast on my 4gigRAM machine and dual core intel, and because it's very simple even for newbies to use!
Your experience?
A few ideas with no particular order:
- Fast
- Lightweight in system resources
- Customizable
- Traditional desktop paradigm
Really fast, works with variety of OSs, accommodates Compiz (I'm a Sphere fan!). Seems to me the best way to get the best features of Ubuntu without the bad (i.e. using Xubuntu). Also accessible to relative newbies like me!
My question to you is: why do you prefer Xfce?
I like it because it looks good, fast on my 4gigRAM machine and dual core intel, and because it's very simple even for newbies to use!
Your experience?
Its very feature rich, and those features are actually very usefull, and its very modular which also adds to its performance.
Fast, stable and good graphical configuration tools, combined with extensive panel setup options.
For me the panel configurability is very important.
Rob McCathie - Manjaro Linux Team
My question to you is: why do you prefer Xfce?
The newest computer that I own is, I believe, at least eight years old.
I found, after learning that GNOME 2.x had been dropped, was - IMO - closer to my GNOME 2.x experience than GNOME 3, MATE, or any other DE I have tried (and, as far as that goes, turned out to be an even better DE - again, for me - than GNOME 2.x was), that it not only had the benefit of doing what I want a DE to do whilst "staying out of my way," otherwise, but as it was neither "the new GNOME" nor a fork that tried to be "the old GNOME," I neither felt that it was as big a mistake as "the new Coca~Cola" nor did I have to worry about feeling that it was the old one until I expected something to look/act/perform/et cetera like the old one... and realized that, no, it really wasn't. IOW, Xfce is its own DE, not a clone, fork, or poor - as in almost, but not quite, lol - imitation of another DE. And that's okay, because as it's own DE... It's a very nice one .
It uses less memory and CPU than other DEs I have tried that were even close to what I was looking for, and not significantly more than the ones that weren't.
I haven't seen any reports of "politicking" where Xfce or its team are concerned.
The one time that I went looking for a solution to two issues I had (desktop background auto-changer not working reliably and my top bar getting stuck "unhid" often), I found that there were already updates to fix those issues and that I only needed to add a PPA to my sources list instead of compiling - and that performing those updates did not break a single thing on my system.
(Less of a factor - but still a factor:) I like the xfce4-weather-plugin a lot, in many ways much more than the one in the previous DEs I used (although I do miss the ability to have an image in it and being able to customize that image so that it was an animated radar image of my region).
Because I have not managed to break it simply by using it and changing a few settings here and there <KNOCKS ON WOOD>.
Because, even though it is great on my old low-CPU-power/low-RAM/low-graphics computers, it is also great on my friend's new 6gig Core i5 3210M laptop, which means that when he calls me with a question/problem (it's his very first computer), I have the benefit of having basically the same setup to be able refer to when trying to figure out what he is talking about .
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MADISON, Wis. - The Santa Clara University women's basketball team fell to the University of Wisconsin 104-91 tonight at The Kohl Center in Madison. Senior guard Quinn Thomas fought off illness to score a career-best 25 points, and sophomore guard Ashley Graham followed with a personal best 27, but the Broncos fall to 3-5 on the season.
Wisconsin wins its third straight, remains undefeated at home, and improves to 5-4 overall. The 104 points ceded by Santa Clara marks an opponent high in the Bronco program's 40-plus seasons.
The Broncos made 14 three-point field goals tonight, setting a season and program high, as well as a Badger opponent best. The effort also marked the fourth time this season the Broncos have made more than 10 treys in a contest.
The Badgers are the third Big Ten opponent the Broncos have faced this season, as Santa Clara took on No. 13 Michigan State at the Hawaii tournament in November and No. 16 Minnesota at home last weekend.
Jolene Anderson netted 29 points to lead Wisconsin, and Janese Banks added 23. The Badgers out-rebounded SCU 51-28 and took 19 more free throw attempts.
The night started close, and the teams were tied 20-20 at the second media timeout. Wisconsin opened a double-digit lead shortly thereafter, as Anderson made a long three from the left wing. The Badgers' Stephanie Rich stole the ball on the Broncos' next possession and Ebba Gebisa converted a three-point play en route to a 33-22 lead with less than eight minutes remaining in the half.
The Broncos whittled away at the home team's advantage with the long ball. Graham and Chandice Cronk converted two of the team's six threes of the half to spark a run that allowed SCU to pull within 45-44 in the final two minutes. Wisconsin added a free throw to take a 46-44 lead into the lockerroom, as the Broncos missed a last-second attempt.
Santa Clara shot 50 percent in the first half, but was hurt by 10 Badger points scored off Bronco turnovers.
The Broncos started the second half on fire, making three treys to push a 57-55 advantage, and forcing UW head coach Lisa Stone to take an early time out. Wisconsin reclaimed the lead with a Rich three and although the Broncos stayed close, the Badgers never relinquished their lead.
A Thomas lay-up at 6:41 set her new personal mark in scoring, and pulled the Broncos within two, 82-80.
A Badger steal and fast-break lay-up by Anderson inside the five-minute mark opened an 89-83 lead. Santa Clara stayed strong and was within two when Kasey Monteith was fouled. Unable to convert at the charity stripe, Wisconsin brought the crowd of more than 5,000 to its feat in the final two minutes, as it opened a double-digit lead.
Tonight's contest marked the first visit for the Bronco program to the state of Wisconsin, where the temperature was 27 degrees at tip-off. The all-time series between the schools now stands tied at 1-1. The Broncos won the first meeting in 1993, a 10-point victory at home.
Santa Clara forced the three late in the game, but was unable to convert its last six attempts, and finished shooting 48 percent for the night.
"I have to give Santa Clara a lot of credit," Stone said after the contest. "They were the most offensive-minded team we've seen all year."
Santa Clara remains in" America's Dairyland" through the weekend, and will play at UW-Green Bay on Saturday at noon Pacific Time. That contest can be followed live online, as Bronco broadcaster Anthony Passarelli will call the action on SantaClaraBroncos.com.


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We have plenty to look forward to in Spring 2015 from Christian Louboutin. Sexy leopard prints and a new front double design are just some of things to expect from his spring collection, and we couldn't let this intriguing Jolly Squiggle-Heel pass under the radar.
Louboutin isn't playing any tricks on us with this optical-illusion heel. It's a masterful creation that gives an ordinary peep-toe pump an invigorating twist. This new 120mm sculpted heel gives an ordinary, vertiginous stiletto heel some competition. It's a very of-the-moment design that's innovative while still appearing elegant and ladylike. I have a feeling this heel will live on for future seasons with minor tweaks, and I also wouldn't be surprised if it becomes a red carpet favorite.


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First Look: Agnes Bruckner as Anna Nicole Smith
(NEW YORK) -- Private Practice actress Agnes Bruckner has been transformed from brunette tomboy to the blonde bombshell Anna Nicole Smith for Lifetime's new biopic.
Entertainment Tonight got a first look at Bruckner as the tragic Playboy model on the set of the upcoming made-for-TV movie The Anna Nicole Story.
"The transformation has been amazing," Bruckner told ET. "I came into this a brunette — a total tomboy."
Beyond looks, Bruckner, 27, dived into the role after doing hours of research. "I watched ET stories, YouTube clips. So much of her life was on camera," she said.
"It's just such a fascinating story to me. There were so many different layers to her, and she was so iconic and so larger-than-life. It was just something that I was like, 'This is gonna be really scary but it's gonna be really awesome at the same time.'"
Bruckner, who made her feature film debut as a high school student having an affair with her teacher in 2002′s Blue Car, was featured in The Glass House and Murder By Numbers, co-starring Sandra Bullock.
The Anna Nicole Story will chronicle Smith's evolution from Vicky Lynn Hogan, a pretty but plain girl growing up in a small Texas town, to Anna Nicole Smith, the voluptuous Playboy pin-up and model.
"She had so many ups and downs — weight gain and then lost it — she was messy and crazy and then she was really put-together at times," said Bruckner.
Bruckner's co-star Adam Goldberg, who plays Smith's lawyer/boyfriend Howard K. Stern, gives Bruckner kudos for her portrayal of Smith, which he says could easily have fallen into an impression of the late model.
"She's not doing an impression of [Anna Nicole]," Goldberg told ET. "I think it's a very difficult role to play because there is just so much tape on this woman that's it's very easy to just do an impression. … You have to find something in it that is honest for yourself and I think that's what Agnes is doing."
Goldberg has posted pictures of Bruckner as Smith on his Tumblr.
The film will also feature Hollywood legend Martin Landau as J. Howard Marshall, the Texas oil billionaire who married Smith despite their 63-year age difference.
"We think of J. Howard as an old geezer who picked her up in a strip bar," the actor told ET. But Landau said he was a magna cum laude graduate from Yale who became one of the world's most foremost lawyers advising FDR's cabinet during World War II before moving to Texas to make his fortune.
Smith, who went on to star in her own reality show, died in 2007 at the age of 39 from a drug overdose. After a dramatic paternity battle following her death, Larry Birkhead was awarded custody of his and Smith's daughter, Dannielynn, 5.
Stern and Smith's psychiatrist were later convicted of drug conspiracy for obtaining prescription drugs for Smith. The convictions were overturned, then an appellate court ruled they should be reinstated.
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This bit of blog is for Michelle Ann Kratts.
банас = BANAS . The first set of characters(банас) is the RUSSIAN written in CYRILLIC characters. Look at the name in the RED Boxes in the image. This is a marriage record (#9 from 1869 in STASZOW powiat of old wojewodztwo Kielce/Kieleckie):
From the METRYK project on the PTG website (genealodzy.pl). You need to know how BANAS/банас looks in Indexes so that you can find your family records. Archaic Russian Cyrillic handwriting is difficult to read. The Russians reformed the CYRLLIC character set in 1918, so they no longer write Russian like you see in these church records — so Russian Language experts may struggle a bit. I taught myself to read Russian from the Hoffman/Shea book, I am far from fluent in Russian, but I have mastered enough Russian to read genealogy records (with their limited vocabulary). You can too!
I wanted to mention that you see Janem Banasiem (Latin for the Polish name Jan Banas ) following the Russian version of that name. That and the 'Maryanna Glibowna' are the only little bits written in the Latin alphabet, the rest are written in Russian, using the CYRILLIC character set.
As you may or may not know the '-owna' ending on Maryanna's name indicates she is an unmarried maiden. So her name is really Maryanna GLIB (not GLIBOWNA). The 'owna' ending is a grammatical construct. OWNA (single woman) – OWA (married woman) -KICH or -OW (family name plural).
In my family:
ELIJASZ (a man), ELIJASZOWNA (an umarried woman), ELIJASZOWA (a married woman), ELIJASZOW (the ELIJASZ family). I record the name as ELIJASZ in the family tree. Actually, my family name has evolved a bit so I find it as: ELIASZ or ELIJASZ or ELJASZ or HELIASZ . Sometimes a priest will leave off the 'Z'.
I do not think the BANAS name will show such variation, but you never know. I could imagine finding a BANAC or BANASZ too. In practice, I have always seen your name written as:


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A federal judge had tough words on Monday for the parties struggling to reach a settlement over copyright control and profits for the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" as the legal wrangling entered a seventh month and a trial date of May 27 loomed.
According to two people who attended the closed-door session with Judge Katherine B. Forrest, of Federal District Court in Manhattan, she expressed frustration that an agreement had not been completed in spite of the parties' coming to terms in principle in August.
"The judge is pretty fed up," said one person involved with the lawsuit who was at Monday's session, and who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss closed-door deliberations. "For months we've all been saying we're a week or two away from a deal, but it still hasn't happened." The second person, who declined to be identified by name for the same reasons, said the judge had not set a deadline for a settlement but noted that the trial was set to begin in two months.
The reasons for the long slog are unclear. The lawsuit is primarily between Julie Taymor, the musical's former director and one of its script writers, and the producers (who fired her from the show in March 2011) and the "Spider-Man" composers, Bono and the Edge of U2; other parties include Marvel Entertainment, which holds the license for the Spider-Man brand. Ms. Taymor initially sued in November 2011 on copyright grounds, saying the producers were making money off her ideas and script and owed her more than $1 million. The producers then filed their own suit, saying that they had fired Ms. Taymor for breach of contract and that her legal claims were overstated or baseless.
The two people who spoke about Monday's court proceedings said that Ms. Taymor and the producers had come to terms on money, so the hold-up did not involve her compensation. Rather, the two people said that there were so many parties in the case and interests at stake – such as Bono and the Edge's copyright protections and share in the royalties, as well as licensing of the show for future productions – that several teams of lawyers were causing the negotiations to become protracted.
"It is a settlement process with a great many layers of people," said the second person who was in court on Monday.
Rick Miramontez, a spokesman for the lead producers of "Spider-Man," Michael Cohl and Jeremiah J. Harris, said that the producers had no comment on the session with Judge Forrest. A lawyer for the producers also declined to comment, and a lawyer for Ms. Taymor did not respond to phone messages or e-mail seeking comment.
"Spider-Man," by far the most expensive musical in the history of Broadway with a budget of at least $75 million, opened in June 2011 to largely negative reviews after months of preview performances that had been plagued by cast injuries as well as infighting among the creative team before Ms. Taymor's dismissal. The show has gone on to be a fan favorite, grossing more than $1 million a week, though its weekly ticket sales have dipped slightly in recent months. The producers have not announced future productions but are known to be considering venues in London and elsewhere in Europe.
Ms. Taymor, meanwhile, is set to make her first return to New York theater since "Spider-Man": She will direct Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" this fall for the inaugural production of the new Brooklyn home of Theater for a New Audience, an Off Broadway company.


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Jazz guitar legend Jim Mullen is unquestionably one of the all–time greats in the history of the music.
A five times winner of Best Guitarist in the British Jazz Awards and recipient of a lifetime achievement award in 2015, Jim has worked with US jazz stars including Mose Allison, Jimmy Smith, Teddy Edwards and Jimmy Witherspoon.
During the 70s and 80s he co–led the legendary jazz fusion band Morrissey Mullen.
With his original and visceral guitar style Jim will be joined by The Ronnie Greer Organ Band, featuring the complementary guitar playing of Ronnie, Scott Flanigan on Hammond organ, and Dominic Mullan on drums.
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Wabash Day 2010 - San Francisco Bay Areaby Jeff Rice '00 • October 14, 2010 Share:
While numbers were down, Wabash Day in the Bay Area turned out to be a success. The event was attended by Khurram Tahir '01, Jeff Rice '00 and Courtney Rice. While working at the Clausen House' 88 Vernon Street location the group removed old mulch (approximately 15 wheel barrels) in the backyard and laid down new mulch. In addition, they stripped and sanded the Clausen House's antique teakwood bench. Last but not least they trimmed all hedges around the outside of the house.
As always, Peter Brooks, Director of Development was very pleased at the amount of work the group was able to accomplish in the short amount of time. They continue to forge a strong relationship with the Clausen House and are looking forward to serving the organization in the future.
Census: Khurram Tahir '01, Jeff Rice '00, and Courtney Rice.


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A Selection of Quotes
- Adorn yourself with the eminent virtues of the Victorious Ones!
- You may speak like the Lion of Speech [Manjushri], but unless you take to heart the primordially pure nature of resounding emptiness, that will not prevent the ripening of karma. So take to heart the primordially pure nature of empty resounding!
- You may have the bravery of a strong fighter, but unless you possess the intelligent strength of discriminating knowledge, you will not turn the tide in the battle with samsara. So possess the intelligent strength of discriminating knowledge!
- You may possess the power and might of a world ruler, but unless you gain mastery over your own mind, when the time of death arrives you still haven't attained the power of freedom. So gain mastery over your mind!
- You may try to support your family and friends, but at the time of death all other actions besides the virtuous practices of Dharma activities will have been pointless. So constantly apply yourself to spiritual practices in thought, word, and deed!
- You may consume all kinds of delicious food, but unless you adhere to the nectar of the innate nature, it all turns into a heap of filth. So drink the nectar of the profound instructions!
- You may gather wealth and possessions, but only the two accumulations can be enjoyed after death. So gather the two accumulations as much as you can!
- Your castle of earth and stone may be beautiful, but unless you dwell in the fortress of the unchanging, you must depart and leave it behind. So keep to the fortress of the unchanging!
- You may pursue worldly fame and gain, but unless you follow the teachings of the Buddha, such activity will only be the cause for throwing you back into further samsara. So adhere to the teachings of the Buddha!
- When you keep company with an eminent master, his qualities will automatically influence you.
- When your appearance conforms with worldly conventions, you will encounter less criticism.
- When your mind looks into itself, dharmata will dawn from within.
- When you recognize the nature of mind, fabrication and effort are naturally freed.
- When you realize that samsara and nirvana are dharmakaya, you need not put effort into meditation practice.
- Fortunate ones, mingle your mind with the Dharma and the happiness of Buddhahood will manifest within you!
- When asked about the importance of receiving teachings on dedication, Gape Lama answered, "Whatever Dharma practice we engage in, large or small, we must dedicate the merit. If we fail to dedicate, then whatever merit we have accumulated can be lost very easily in a moment of anger, or in giving rise to any afflictive emotion or action."
- The Buddha said that when we dedicate merit, it is like adding a drop of water to the ocean. Just as a drop of water added to the ocean will not dry up but will exist as long as the ocean itself exists, so, too, if we dedicate the merit of any virtuous deed, it merges with the vast ocean of merit that endures until enlightenment.
-- Padmasambhava, Guru Rinpoche
(From Ven. Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche, Abbot of Ka-Nyning Shedrub Ling Monstery in Boudhanath.)
Thank you for having sent these quotes in 2005, Rinpoche, gh.


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President Obama plays basketball in Chicago
After conducting a string of interviews for television stations in swing states, President Obama was driven by motorcade to a large Chicago gym at 1 p.m. to play basketball, an Election Day tradition, with friends and staff.
The game, played in a 65,000-square-foot facility that recently was bought at auction, included Education Secretary Arne Duncan; Reggie Love, the president's former personal assistant; Marty Nesbitt, one of Obama's closest friends; and former Chicago Bulls players Scottie Pippen and Randy Brown.
The sprawling facility in Chicago's West Side, formerly called Attack Athletics, has four full-size courts and seating for 1,000 people. The public and reporters were not allowed inside.
The gym's developer, Tim Grover, has trained former Chicago Bulls superstar Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers. The facility was bought at foreclosure Oct. 16 and is being donated to the nearby Chicago Hope Academy, a nondenominational Christian high school.


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Beaufort man charged in Jasper stabbing death
RIDGELAND - A Beaufort man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of a 56-year-old Ridgeland man, according to the Jasper County Sheriff's Office.
Jeremy Major has been arrested in connection with the death of Ronald Busby.
The two men got in to an altercation at 85 Fox Lane in Ridgeland on Friday. Busby was stabbed six times, including once in the heart and once in the liver, according to the Jasper County Coroner's Office. Busby died of his wounds en route to the hospital, officials said.
Major left the scene before deputies could arrive but was identified by witnesses and arrested in Jasper County, according to Jasper County Sheriff Gregory Jenkins.
Major remains in the Jasper County Detention Center and is awaiting arraignment on murder charges.
- Special to Bluffton Today


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Mitchell Davis guest speaker at Pecha Kucha 2011
Mitchell Davis ("the better-half" of OPP) speaks at Pecha Kucha about his work. We are so fortunate to have a man like Mitchell in our lives. He is so talented at balancing nature and technology and heart and money. Thanks for keeping it real, Mitchell! We love you!


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I think your analysis of the cost-effectiveness of delivery of services via government is spot-on. I would like to point out that there are a couple of other axes of impact of government that are worth considering in forming a complete view of the role of government.
The first is non-spending activities of government. These are regulations and standards and other matters that enable self-interested people to interact profitably without shooting each other. It is easy to point to excessive regulation as a drag on growth and innovation, and that is true. You have felt this personally in your business. But it is also possible to point to areas of success, such as the Clean Water Act, or food safety rules that have increased quality of life. The main point is that frustration with inefficently-used taxes is likely to be associated with an aversion to regulation, when the elements of the cost-benefit analysis for each can be very different. The limit case of libertarianism is feudalism.
The second is government transfers. Your arguments are all essentially "efficiency" arguments. Government transfers such as pensions, unemployment insurance and the like are "equity" issues that are unlikely to have a market solution. Privitisation of delivery of these transfers and the related client interactions is probably a good idea, however.
The third is public goods. The scope of what is considered a pure public good has reduced considerably as technological changes allow new private markets to emerge. That said, there is still scope for government provision of goods and services that would not emerge from purly private markets, or where private markets would be unfair or less efficient. Fire Departments used to be private, but they would only put out the fire at your house if you had signed up for their services. This is not optimal for your neighbor, and leads to less fire-supression than people would like.
Again, the main point is that a government of size zero is a situation that is unlikely to be optimal. That leaves us with a more sophisticated problem--not "Government is bad" but "how much government is good"? This is a more complex problem as it involves evaluating tradeoffs.
There are good ways to improve the efficiency of government. Local provision of services is usually superior, so devolving government responsibility to the lowest possible level is prudent (city->county->state->federal). This is less true for regulations, where consistency of treatment is a fairness issue as well as impacting trade between regions.
Establishing performance metrics for government services, with an independant government auditor to report on these (as is done in Canada) has been proven to improve efficiency. Developing a customer-service perspective on the part of government agencies is key, and there are ways to encourage this.
A cautious view of the role of govenment is prudent and healthy. Having lived in France, I can say that when the government is expected to be the main actor, a mess of inefficiency follows, along with a withering of the individual's percieved role in the social contract. Having lived in the United States, I can say that excessive scepticism doesn't lead to less government, but rather less effective government as it prevents a fruitful discussion of how to improve matters.
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Low-level messaging between this client and the MongoDB server, see Mongo Wire Protocol (http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Mongo+Wire+Protocol).
This module is not intended for direct use. Use the high-level interface at Database.MongoDB.Query and Database.MongoDB.Connection instead.
- class Network n Message Response => Network' n
- type ANetwork' = ANetwork Message Response
- data Internet = Internet
- type Pipe = Pipeline Message Response
- send :: Pipe -> [Notice] -> IOE ()
- call :: Pipe -> [Notice] -> Request -> IOE (IOE Reply)
- type FullCollection = UString
- data Notice
- = Insert {
- | Update {
- | Delete {
- | KillCursors {
- kCursorIds :: [CursorId]
- data UpdateOption
- = Upsert
- | MultiUpdate
- data DeleteOption = SingleRemove
- type CursorId = Int64
- data Request
- = Query {
- | GetMore {
- data QueryOption
- data Reply = Reply {
- rResponseFlags :: [ResponseFlag]
- rCursorId :: CursorId
- rStartingFrom :: Int32
- rDocuments :: [Document]
- data ResponseFlag
- type Username = UString
- type Password = UString
- type Nonce = UString
- pwHash :: Username -> Password -> UString
- pwKey :: Nonce -> Username -> Password -> UString
Normal Network instance, i.e. no logging or replay
send :: Pipe -> [Notice] -> IOE ()Source
Send notices as a contiguous batch to server with no reply. Throw IOError if connection fails.
call :: Pipe -> [Notice] -> Request -> IOE (IOE Reply)Source
Send notices and request as a contiguous batch to server and return reply promise, which will block when invoked until reply arrives. This call and resulting promise will throw IOError if connection fails.
type FullCollection = UStringSource
Database name and collection name with period (.) in between. Eg. "myDb.myCollection"
A notice is a message that is sent with no reply
data UpdateOption Source
If set, the database will insert the supplied object into the collection if no matching document is found
If set, the database will update all matching objects in the collection. Otherwise only updates first matching doc
data DeleteOption Source
If set, the database will remove only the first matching document in the collection. Otherwise all matching documents will be removed
A request is a message that is sent with a
Reply returned
data QueryOption Source
Tailable means cursor is not closed when the last data is retrieved. Rather, the cursor marks the final object's position. You can resume using the cursor later, from where it was located, if more data were received. Like any latent cursor, the cursor may become invalid at some point for example if the final object it references were deleted. Thus, you should be prepared to requery on CursorNotFound exception.
Allow query of replica slave. Normally these return an error except for namespace local.
Use with TailableCursor. If we are at the end of the data, block for a while rather than returning no data. After a timeout period, we do return as normal. | Exhaust -- ^ Stream the data down full blast in multiple more packages, on the assumption that the client will fully read all data queried. Faster when you are pulling a lot of data and know you want to pull it all down. Note: the client is not allowed to not read all the data unless it closes the connection.
A reply is a message received in response to a
data ResponseFlag Source
Set when getMore is called but the cursor id is not valid at the server. Returned with zero results.
Query error. Returned with one document containing an $err field holding the error message.
For backward compatability: Set when the server supports the AwaitData query option. if it doesn't, a replica slave client should sleep a little between getMore's


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A coalition of 41 organizations has sent a letter to U.S. Senate and House leaders opposing new "user fees" for inspection activities proposed in USDA's FY2014 budget. The new Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) fees would be charged based on "sample failures" or activities due to "regulatory non-compliance" and are estimated to generate $4 million in new revenue for the department. Those signing the letter included the American Farm Bureau Federation, American Meat Institute, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, National Chicken Council, National Farmers Union, National Pork Producers Council, National Turkey Federation, North American Meat Association and the Snack Food Association.
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I have never felt more relaxed and carefree in my life. The fact that we chose a luxury all-inclusive resort could be part of this. What a weird feeling to eat dinner and then get up and leave without asking for a bill or paying a tip. In addition, the people we met were so friendly and helped us with any and everything we needed. Well let's just get to the pictures...
Day 1
There's the airport… the little hut… over there…
When we checked in to our beautiful suite (one of the best on the resort as we're told), we got a delicious welcome package and some of the best rum I've ever tasted.
The bottle lasted us about two days, but there was no shortage as Kristin won another one in a dance contest later in the week, and our new friend Luis (who we understood to be the head of the wait staff) hooked us up with a bottle for some Cuba Libre, well, libre (free), shortly thereafter.
Passing by the pool on our way to the lobby, we were greeted by some freshly-chopped coconuts filled with a delicious cocktail called Coco Loco (some variation of light and dark rum, coconut milk, pineapple juice, and liqueurs). We thought this would be a daily occurrence but it seems that they actually have someone who grabs a machete and chops down the coconuts right on the resort when they become ripe.
By mid-afternoon we were really hungry but we had missed the window for lunch so we headed to the snack bar for some ham and cheese sandwiches and Sex on the Beach. Cocktails, that is.
Notable moment: random [local?] guy walks by, looks at the three of us, and exclaims, "You women are beautiful. Congratulations!" I guess they don't see too many attractive young trio's at this mainly-honeymooners resort.
Anyway, my sinuses really don't like flying and all the sugar was not helping, so later that evening, Trish and Kristin explored the resort while I caught some Zzzz. Something did not agree with Kristin's stomach and she slept on our bathroom floor that night. It couldn't have had anything to do with all the drinks we had consumed that day…
Day 2
We all woke up bright and early to book some excursions through a guy named Miguel, who quickly became one of our favorites (and us his).
Of course, we also had to get an early start on hydration.
And Kristin became the first to complete an item on our officially unofficial scavenger hunt.
- "Take a picture with a guy with a big hat."
We headed to the beach for some much-needed sunbathing and kayaking. We also watched a wedding take place right on the beach, and met a Russian couple who were on their honeymoon.
Then, we took a trip to the other resort, where families and kids are allowed, and where there are many more restaurant options and a bigger lunch buffet.
After lunch at the buffet, we walked around this other resort for a bit, dipped our feet in the pool, then took our time getting back while walking along the white sand beach.
We made dinner reservations at the fondue restaurant on our side, quickly stopped at the internet station to check e-mail and post annoying status messages on facebook to make all of our friends at home jealous, then headed back to the room to freshen up and relax.
When we arrived at La Petite Fondue for dinner, they upgraded us to a table for 5 and made us feel like VIPs. The fondue was delicious, not unlike the Melting Pot here in the States.
We stayed for a while just enjoying the ambience, then headed to the other side again for the evening events. While waiting for the shuttle we met our new favorite bartender Emilio. He likes to make up phrases like, "Humpty humpty, shaky shaky" which we found both lewd and hilarious.
We got to the other side of the resort with plenty of time to grab front-row seats for the show. Kristin and Trish got up on stage for the beginning, and eventually we all got up for the finale.
When that was over, we were ready to hit Areito Disco!
We heard mostly Latin music in the beginning but it quickly changed to American pop and standard club tracks as the night progressed, and we met some guys from Toronto, CA and another group from Miami, FL, USA. One of the guys was Kristin's second win for the scavenger hunt.
- "Take a picture with a bearded man."
When we returned to the resort we needed to cool off from all of that dancing, so we quickly changed to our swimsuits and donned our awesome bathrobes to head to the pool.
Unfortunately we got kicked out because, as one Spanish interpreter pointed out to us, they were chlorinating the pools. Oops. We didn't know if it was just for that night or for every night but needless to say we didn't try again. Besides, the ocean is right there…
Day 3
We woke up in time for the breakfast buffet on the third day and had a little time to kill before our first excursion. So, we all knocked out another item on our scavenger hunt.
- "Take a picture with a statue of an amphibian."
I honestly don't know how we came up with that one. Anyway, we each got a point for it and spent the rest of the morning wandering around the resort and hanging out by the pool.
By mid-afternoon, the heat was full blast and we stepped onto a hot school bus with the windows knocked out to get to the port. When we arrived, we had to listen to some boring safety stuff, grab our lifejackets, and head on the boat for a leisurely cruise to Stingray Bay where we would be meeting some stingrays and swimming with the sharks, then snorkeling around the coral reef and imbibing a bit while enjoying some on-board entertainment. Or so we thought.
The stingray part was tame enough. They were slimy, especially on your back – ick! Did not expect that at all, but it was fun.
When they hand-selected eight out of about a hundred people and asked them to volunteer for a new program, involving "interaction" with the sharks, my gut instinct said "HECK NO!"
But, my two girlfriends were already looking for the dotted line to sign the waiver, and I couldn't be the only one of the three to chicken out.
So, I lived to tell the story (obviously) and after we swam with it for a while, we hopped back onto the boat for some entertainment before arriving at the coral reef.
The reefs were so close to us, Kristin actually scraped herself on it. Then the dancer guy put some reddish anti-bacterial on it, which actually made it look worse and hurt worse. Of course I snapped this flattering shot to commemorate the event.
After some of the infamous mamajuana shot and some brief entertainment, we arrived back at the port. Then it was a hot and sweaty bus ride back home in the mid-afternoon sun.
That evening, we ordered room service while getting ready to hit the second club, Imagine. The weird/cool thing about it is that it's inside a natural cave. We didn't know what to expect.
Trish didn't make it that night - it was her turn to be sick. But, we liked it so much, Kristin and I decided to go back again the next night with her. Aren't we good friends?
Stay tuned for part dos!


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During Minnesota Foodshare month in March, Augustana Lutheran Church in West St. Paul joined in friendly competition with St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, also in West St. Paul, to see which congregation could raise the most food.
Just to spice things up a little more, Augustana Intern Ingrid Arneson Rasmussen suggested a competition between the pastors of Augustana to see which one of them could get the most food donated in their name. So it was Team Mark (for Pastor Mark Aune) against Team Megan (for Pastor Megan Torgerson).
But the congregation rebelled. It seems that people believed there should also be a Team Ingrid!
You can see where this is going. Team Ingrid trounced the competition, eventually accounting for 12,000 of the 18,000 pounds of food raised.
On April 15 Intern Ingrid was crowned "Queen of the Canned Goods", and presented with a crown, a scepter, and a bouquet of roses!
Of course, the real winners were the hungry people who make use of the Neighbors food shelf in South St. Paul, which received over 32,000 pounds of food from Augustana, St. Stephen's, and Amazing Grace Lutheran Church of Inver Grove Heights.
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So it has been a long time since I've updated you all on my tiny house because of what I am dubbing "The Great Window Saga". It all started last spring when I made the decision to widen the door from my existing plans. The door of the Fencl is only 22 inches wide and after I framed it, I realized that I couldn't walk straight through my door, because – after measuring – my shoulders are 27 inches across. So doing that math I knew it didn't add up. So I re-engineered the whole front wall.
I had designed this to widen the door, but I was still able to use the three windows my plans recommends in the front bay. Everything was good and I wouldn't have changed a thing about that. Fast forward to installing the windows. The plans recommended to have 3 window sashes that you can integrate together by making your own window frame. So I thought about it a long time and came up with the best way to do this. I then fabricated all the wooden pieces I'd need to make the frame and got assembling.
I decided at that point that I wanted to have my windows at this point be able to open, because I wanted the air circulation and its also the area that I'm going to be looking out the most as it is my desk space.
What I ended up with was a double casement window that matched the rest of the windows. This window opens up really wide so I can let a ton of air in if I want and it also looks really nice because it will be the window I look out most as it is where my desk will be. So I bit the bullet, ordered it and waited.
Here's where the real saga began. Since it was a custom ordered window, it took 4 weeks to get in. The window finally came in – yeah! – then I realized something…. They had made the window the wrong size! So we reordered it. A month later the window came in – yeah! – and at the store I asked to inspect it before I signed for it. We'll I'm glad I did because they sent the window with the wrong grill pattern! So we reordered it, waited a month, the next new window came in – yeah! – oh wait… what's that a crack? Is that corner bashed in? yup! So we reordered it again!!!! Wait a month!
Now at this point what I decided to do was because the issue was with the casement, not the actual frame, they told me I could install it and they would come out and replace just the casement/sash part when it gets in. So that's where I am now.
All in all this one window has held me up 4 months! Which meant I had to extend my rent 4 times!!! All of which culminated into the worlds most expensive tiny house window and killed my timeline. Since I didn't have the window in, I couldn't finish the siding, which meant that I couldn't really start doing interior finish work. Now I am finally back at work on the tiny house after this saga.
I'll post more photos when I get a chance.


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