text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Teaching in Bali Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Teaching in Bali Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Indonesia View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message SuzyJoined: 17 May 2004Posts: 5 Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 7:50 pm Post subject: Teaching in Bali Does anyone (or has anyone) taught and lived in Bali? I've been offered a position there and am concerned about finding rented accommodation. Can anyone give me some advice as to the types of rental property I can find? Is it feasable to live alone or share a house with other westerners? Any ideas how much a rented room/house/apartment is per month in Denpasar? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks. Back to top AsiaTravellerJoined: 24 May 2004Posts: 908Location: Singapore, Mumbai, Penang, Denpasar, Berkeley Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 11:58 pm Post subject: Please consult the thread "Working in Bali" on this forum. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Indonesia All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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Massachusetts has a rich heritage of making and collecting art; this heritage is on display across the state in museums of all kinds.
The world-renowned Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has an encyclopedic collection that ranges from French Impressionists to ancient Egyptian art. The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) showcases contemporary art in its striking new building overlooking Boston Harbor. Across the Charles River in Cambridge, the Harvard Art Museums are home to works by Matisse, Picasso and Italian Renaissance masters in intimate galleries. And travelling north of metro Boston, Salem's Peabody Essex Museum exhibits connections between art, architecture and culture.
Large-scale American sculpture is sited throughout the 35 acres of the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln. Worcester's Art Museum, acknowledged as one of America's leading small art museums, includes works by Cassatt, Gauguin, Goya, Monet, Sargent and Whistler. In Western Massachusetts, the Norman Rockwell Museum houses the largest collection of the illustrator's original art, many from the Saturday Evening Post. Fuller Craft Museum is one of eight museums in the country specializing in contemporary craft.
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James Levine shines in return to Met opera
NEW YORK (AP) -- It wasn't opening night, it wasn't a new production, it wasn't even a gala -- but it was nonetheless a momentous event in the history of the Metropolitan Opera: Conductor James Levine returned to the house he has called home for more than 40 years.
Before the orchestra had even played a note, the Met's music director -- rolling his motorized wheelchair onto a specially constructed podium -- was greeted by a 71-second standing ovation from the crowd that filled the 3,800-seat theater Tuesday night. Then he raised his baton for the overture to one of his favorite operas, Mozart's bittersweet comedy, "Cosi fan tutte."
Levine, 70, had been absent from the house for two full seasons because of injury and illness, and many had doubted he would ever reappear. But he led his beloved musicians like a man rejuvenated -- waving the baton firmly in his right hand to set the beat, while gesturing with the fingers of his left hand to communicate nuances of phrasing to the players in the pit and the singers on stage.
This was prime Levine: a lithe, energetic, transparent account of Mozart's miraculous score, brisk but not rushed, polished and profound.
His energy seemed never to flag throughout the long evening (nearly four hours, counting an unusually extended intermission.)
When the curtain fell and the soloists had taken their bows, soprano Susanna Phillips, who sang the lead role of Fiordiligi, re-emerged and ran to the apron of the stage, pumping her right arm and pointing to Levine. The audience responded with another huge ovation, while he in turn applauded the cast onstage and gave thumbs-up signs to the musicians, who themselves remained standing to cheer.
The 6-by-6-foot mechanical podium is designed to hoist his wheelchair up about 3 feet, while its interior can rotate 180 degrees, allowing him to turn to face the audience. It's the same podium he used in his return to conducting at Carnegie Hall last May.
Levine has been plagued by health issues for years, including a form of Parkinson's disease and numerous back problems. By 2010, he had to sit in a chair while conducting, and by the next year could no longer walk on stage to take his bows. Then in August 2011 he damaged a vertebra in a fall, leaving him with no feeling in his legs. In recent months he has started to walk again and he has said doctors hold out hope for a complete recovery at some point.
His return extends a phenomenal record that began on June 5, 1971, with Puccini's "Tosca." Over the decades, while he assumed the titles of music director and, for a time, artistic director as well, he has now conducted a total of 2,084 performances in the house -- more than twice the number of his closest competitor, Artur Bodansky.
More important than sheer numbers, he has shaped the orchestra into an ensemble many consider one of the finest in the world.
Tuesday was the second night of the 2013-14 Met season, which opened Monday with a new production of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin." Levine is scheduled for a total of 24 performances of three operas: "Cosi," Verdi's "Falstaff" and Berg's "Wozzeck."


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Bunkerman535 wrote:PghSkins wrote:Guess Bunkerman and the rest of PA's blood relatives can now go troll Avalanche boards.
If the Penguins don't sign Parise or Suter you will be crying that the Pens didn't sign Parenteau. With out signing a big free agent the Staal trade is a disaster. Take the yinzer glasses off and look at it objectively.
PAP is not and never will be a big free agent. Just another mediocre player whose can be easily replaced.


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You can't draw any, it's an open collector output. It only sinks current.
Each "driver" inside the chip can sink a maximum of 500mA. The datasheet doesn't specify a maximum current thru the ground pin that I could see.
the device will get hot in a hurry if you try to sink 500mA on all 8 drivers simultaneously.
TLC5940 sounds good, but I'm worried about the drive capability of only 160 mA. If I put four or five 20 mA LEDs on each output I'm again approaching total current that may be too high.
It looks like the (ULN2803A) package can dissipate a maximum of about 1.8 watts total at 25C ambient (room temperature). You might be able to increase that a bit by using heavy traces on the PCB, or as heavy copper wire as you can if you are hand wiring. But if you push it to it's maximum, it will be too hot to touch.Just a suggestion here, but I would keep the total package dissipation to below 1 watt. The spec sheet gives the Vce as around a volt if you keep the current on any given pin below 300ma and that would suggest a maximum, if load is spread out across the device, of about 1 amp total. If you limit your LED drive current to 10ma, that would suggest you could run 100 LEDs per device with no more than about 30 on a single output. For 20ma, cut those numbers in half.As has been said , if you needed more LEDs than that you could stack them in series and use a higher drive voltage. As an example, if you re using white LEDs with a forward voltage of 3.5V and drive them with 12V you could use 3 in series with a 150 0hm resistor to drive them all at 10ma. But since you said you won't need more than 15 per output, that shouldn't be a concern.
I think it's safe to consider the 1.8W and 25C to be mutually exclusive unless liquid cooling is involved.
I would also add that most modern LEDs shine very brightly on just less than 5mA. They last forever that way too. 25mA just leads to short lives.


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Janellen Huttenlocher
Alumni Member
Other information
Former, SILC Faculty Member at the University of Chicago and member of our Spatial Network.
Biographical Sketch:
Janellen Huttenlocher
Professional Preparation
B.A. summa cum laude, University of Buffalo, Buffalo, New York 1953
M.A., Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1958
Ph.D., Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1960
William S. Gray Professor, Psychology (Cognition and Communication, Developmental Psychology) and the College, University of Chicago 1974-present
Professor of Psychology and Education, Teachers College, Columbia University 1972-74
Associate Professor, Teachers College, Columbia University 1966-72
Lecturer in Social Relations, Harvard University 1964-66
Research Fellow in Cognitive Studies, Harvard University 1962-66
Instructor and Research Fellow, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University 1960-62
Research Associate, University of Maryland Medical School 1958-60
Recipient of APA Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award 2008
FABBS Honoree 2007
Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2007
Member, Society of Experimental Psychologists 2005
G. Stanley Hall Award for Distinguished Contributions to
Developmental Psychology, American Psychological Association 2002
Five Most Relevant Recent Publications
Levine, S.C., Suriyakham, L., Rowe, M. & Huttenlocher, J. & Gunderson, E. A. (in press). What counts in the development of young children's number knowledge? Developmental Psychology.
Huttenlocher, J., Lourenco, S. F., & Vasilyeva, M. (in press). Perspectives on spatial development. In L. B. Smith, M. Gasser, & K. Mix (Eds.), The spatial foundations of cognition and language. Oxford University Press.
Huttenlocher, J., Levine, S.C. & Ratliff, K. (in press). The development of measurement: From holistic perceptual comparison to unit understanding. Developmental Science Goes to School: Implications for Education and Public Policy Research, Nancy L. Stein & Stephen Raudenbush, Eds, New York: Taylor and Francis.
Boyer, T. W., Levine, S.C., & Huttenlocher, J. (2008). Development of proportional reasoning: Where young children go wrong. Developmental Psychology, 44(5), 1478-1490.
Vasilyeva, M., Duffy, S., & Huttenlocher, J. (2007). Developmental changes in the use of absolute and relative information: The case of spatial extent. Journal of Cognition and Development, 8(4), 455-471.
Five Other Publications
Levine, S.C., Gunderson, E.A. & Huttenlocher, J. (in press). Mathematical development during the preschool years in context: Home and school input variations. Developmental Science Goes to School: Implications for Education and Public Policy Research, Nancy L. Stein & Stephen Raudenbush, Eds., New York: Taylor and Francis.
Huttenlocher, J., Waterfall, H., Vasilyeva, M., Vevea, J., & Hedges, L. (in press). Sources of Variability in Children's Language Growth, Cognitive Psychology.
Huttenlocher, J. (2008). Coding Location: The View from Toddler Studies. American Psychologist, 63(8), 641-648.
Lourenco, S. F. & Huttenlocher, J. (2008). The representation of geometric cues in infancy. Infancy, 13(2), 103-127.
Huttenlocher, J., Vasilyeva, M., Newcombe, N., & Duffy, S. (2008). Developing symbolic capacity one step at a time. Cognition, 106, 1-12.
Selected Synergistic Activities
- a) development of a cognitive assessment battery for young children, Primary Test of Cognitive Skills, published with Susan Levine
- b) co-director of Center for Early Childhood Research, a multidisciplinary center that communicates research findings to the public and early childhood professionals
Collaborators and Other Affiliations
Collaborators and co-editors
- Laura Beth Crawford, University of Richmond
- Peder Engebretson, Noel-Levit Corporation
- Kenneth Forbus, Northwestern University
- Fan Gao, ZS Associates (consulting group)
- Dedre Gentner, Northwestern University
- Susan Goldin-Meadow, University of Chicago
- Larry Hedges, University of Chicago
- Peter Huttenlocher, University of Chicago
- Adela Langrock, University of Chicago
- Amy Learmonth, Rutgers University
- Susan Levine, University of Chicago
- Kelly Mix, Indiana University
- Nora Newcombe, Temple University
- Terry Regier, University of Chicago
- Elizabeth Sandberg, Suffolk University
- Steven Small, University of Chicago
- Amy Taylor, Massachusetts General Hospital
- Marina Vasilyeva, University of Chicago
- David Uttal, Northwestern University
- Jack Vevea, University of California, Santa Cruz
Graduate advisor: Frederick Mosteller, Harvard University
Thesis advisor and postgraduate-scholar sponsor in past five years
Kevin Mulqueeny, current; Stella Lourenco, Emory University; Shannon Pruden Dick, University of Chicago; Kristin Ratliff, University of Chicago
Over the past 35 years, the total number of graduate students and postgraduate scholars advised has been estimated below. This estimation is based on the size of student cohort in the past five years.
- Graduate students: 40
- Postgraduate scholars: 10


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Three acts up for Brits award
Three new acts have been tipped to follow in the footsteps of Adele and Jessie J after being shortlisted for a prestigious award.
Tom Odell, Laura Mvula and AlunaGeorge will battle it out for the 2013 Brits Critics' Choice Award.
Previous winners of the award also include Emeli Sande who hit the top of the album and single charts and performed at the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Mvula, described as a cross between Nina Simone and Bjork, is classically trained and started writing songs on her laptop while working as a supply teacher in a Birmingham secondary school.
She said: "It's unbelievable and I'm in total shock. I don't think I've experienced this kind of shock before. It's such a huge honour to be included in this prestigious shortlist, I don't think that I can put it in to words. Thank you."
Odell, a 22-year-old singer-songwriter who studied at the Brighton Institute of Modern Music, started songwriting as a teenager and made his TV debut on Later ... With Jools Holland last month.
AlunaGeorge are producer George Reid and singer Aluna Francis whose brand of soulful electronica has been hotly tipped for success.
The trio were chosen by a series of music industry insiders and the winner is announced on Thursday December 20.


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About Jeremy Malcolm
While it's nice to "include the private sector and also civil society," that's really ignoring the larger point. The only real "stakeholder" in copyright is the public.
Um, civil society means the public. It's just that the public has to organise itself in some way in order to participate meaningfully in international institutions like WIPO. The idea of making laws on a wiki or something is great, but we are light-years away from that.


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Institute for Law and Religion: Conference on The Freedom of the Church in the Modern Era
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Date and Time
Friday, October 12, 2012 — Saturday, October 13, 2012 from 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
KIPJ Room C/D
The Western commitment to freedom of religion, reflected in the United States Constitution and in a variety of international human rights documents, arguably descends from the medieval campaign for libertas ecclesiae—"freedom of the church." In modern times, though, it seems that the progeny (freedom of religion) has largely displaced—and forgotten—the parent (freedom of the church). Jurists and scholars debate whether there is any constitutional commitment to freedom of the church, or church autonomy, or institutional free exercise. And they often suppose that such commitment, if there is one, must be derivative from a more fundamental commitment to freedom of religion.
The issue of freedom of the church has become urgent in recent years. Claimants sue churches in secular courts for what they perceive as abuse or discrimination. Government agencies act to compel religiously-affiliated institutions to provide goods or services such as contraceptives or abortion. In 2011 the Supreme Court considered for the first time a case raising the issue of the so-called "ministerial exemption" for churches from some federal regulatory laws. Opposing the position taken by numerous lower courts, the Obama Administration argued in that case that the Supreme Court should reject the exemption.
This conference will accordingly consider issues related to freedom of the church. Although exact topics will depend on choices of conference participants, the issues are likely to fall under several headings:
- 1. Justification? What justifications, if any, exist under present circumstances for giving legal protection to churches or religious institutions?
- 2. Scope? What kinds of associations or institutions should fall within the coverage of a commitment to freedom of the church or institutional religious autonomy?
- 3. Implications? What are the implications of a commitment to freedom of the church, if there is one, for controversies over matters such as the ministerial exemption, church property disputes, tort suits against churches, tax exemptions for churches, the obligation of church-affiliated hospitals to perform abortions, and similar issues?


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CRMCulture (http://crmculture.com)
CRMCulture is a Boulder, Co based company who specializes in contact relationship managers(CRM). We work with all the big CRM vendors like Pivotal, Microsoft Dynamics, and Siebel.
If I could describe our work culture in a phrase it would be "work hard, and play hard."
We want to maintain a professional presence, but maintain the fun aspect we have as a culture at our business.
Here are our selling points (what makes us different)
a. Partner of the Year
b. Top innovators – We drive your culture of CRM usage by focusing on user adoption and other key features that increase efficiency and make CRM'ing fun (We're known for being fast and super effective in the industry)
c. Productivity Pack (We've built a programming library to help us customize and provide additional functionality to our CRM systems)
d. iPhone integration
We feel our site purpose is to:
a. Provide technical content through Knowledge Base articles, Webinars, Blogs, etc… and so forth thus establishing the brand for innovation and expertise.
b. Provide an alternative to the Pivotal web site that will better concentrate on just CRM. Easier way to find CRM content, white papers and key information to help generate leads.
c. Appear higher on the Search Engine lists that Pivotal's own website especially in the Western region.
Our target audience is small to large companies who are looking to further their sales with a CRM system. We usually implement a Pivotal Solution (framework we develop on) because we've found it's the best at saving a client money.
Our primary audience will typically be:
a. Small – Large size businesses decision makers
b. IT Decision makers
c. Current Pivotal Customers
Our secondary audience will be:
a. Pivotal employees such as their Sales team and product managers in order to continue establishing ourselves as the top Pivotal partner and therefore increase the lead quality from CDC supplied leads.
b. Pivotal Implementers
We want a template that is professional looking. We also want to make our front page less wordy, and more product driven. We also want to display we earned partner of the year from Pivotal, and we have an iPhone module (crmculture.com/iphone has screen shots of our product) that we'd like to incorporate.
Here are some sites we like and in some cases are our competition. However, we want you you to be creative with the project.
We want the designs to be in PSD format you can use stock photography as long as the stock file is referenced so we can purchase it. We prefer stock from iStockPhoto.
We've extended our contest because we are going to be adding 2 additional pages. http://crmculture.com/iphone and a general subpage. We'll also be increasing the prize amount here shortly.


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Sen. Feinstein More Worried About Reaction To The Leak About Stuxnet, Rather Than Reaction To Stuxnet Itself
from the missing-the-point dept
But, the most bizarre response to this also comes from Senator Feinstein, who publicly worried that the leak would lead to copycat attacks against the US. The leak. Not the actual attack:
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), chairwoman of the Intelligence Committee, said the leak about the attack on Iran's nuclear program could "to some extent" provide justification for copycat attacks against the United States.This is, to put it mildly, crazy. The argument appears to be that it's okay to do technological attacks... just as long as it's all done in secret and no one ever talks about it. Without the leak, the attack still happened, and that information became public quite some time ago. If anything was going to inspire copycat attacks it would have been that. Though, even then, the claim is questionable. Those who wish to do this country harm haven't been sitting around saying "gee, we can't do anything technological" until they saw Stuxnet come along.
"This is like an avalanche. It is very detrimental and, candidly, I found it very concerning," Feinstein said. "There's no question that this kind of thing hurts our country."
What's really ridiculous about Feinstein's statement is the basic chilling effects that it puts forth. It suggests that the US government can do whatever it wants in attacking other countries, just so long as no one ever talks about it. The talking about factual information isn't the issue here. And Feinstein should know that, rather than suggesting that basic investigative reporting is the problem.


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Regional Communities/US/Honolulu
E Komo Mai! The Hawaii Eclipse User's Group exists to provide a place for Eclipse enthusiasts to share, learn and contribute to the Eclipse community. We meet once a month on the 3rd Tuesday at 5:30pm. At each meeting, we'll have a quick dinner (pizza, subs, salads, etc.) and then have a presentation / demo. There will be lots of time for questions and discussion as well.
As this User's group is forming, a list of topics is necessary to move forward. Check out these Topics for consideration.
Upcoming Events
Please join us!
- 11/18/08 @ 5:30pm Honolulu Eclipse User's Group Meeting @ IBM Honolulu (google map) Park in any one of the stalls marked "IBM". Take the elevator up to the 4th floor.
Ruby Development - Kevin English of Camber Corporation
Ruby and Rails development in Eclipse, using Aptana Studio or using the standalone RDT plugin.
- 12/16/08 @ 5:30pm Honolulu Eclipse User's Group Meeting @ IBM Honolulu (google map) Park in any one of the stalls marked "IBM". Take the elevator up to the 4th floor.
Eclipse (Ganymede release) Features
Discussion of features new or enhanced in the 3.4 (Ganymede) release.
Meeting & Events Archive
Check here for the latest slides and other artifacts from meetings held by eHUG.
Other Events
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Stay tuned.
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This forum section was feeling a bit neglected so I thought I'd start something :)
Is there anywhere in the world that you would want to go to, that you've never been to before in your life, just for the food?
For me, it's really hard to choose between Morocco, Turkey, India, China, etc... but I think my top pick would probably be Morocco right now. I love the combination of spices used in Moroccan cooking. And the colors you see of photos there are amazing.
The Big Onigiri.
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Upside Down Houses
"What if I should fall right through the center of the earth...oh, and come out on the other side where people walk upside-down?" - Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland.
You wouldn't think the world would have so many upside down houses, but it does. People have built them for all kinds of reasons, from starting up a tourist attraction to commenting on the absurdity of politics.
- Upside Down House in Usedom, Germany: Designers Klausdiusz Golos and Sebastian Mikiciuk have a very nonchalant approach to this tourist exhibit, saying, "We didn't do it for a reason. We just wanted to do something different."
- Upside Down House at the Old School House Museum in Lee Vining, California: Part of an outdoor exhibit at a roadside museum in California, this tiny shed gets top billing as the "legendary upside-down house!"
- Wonderworks in Orlando, Florida: They bill themselves as "Central Florida's only upside down attraction — an amusement park for the mind, featuring over 100 interactive exhibits."
- Upside Down House in Poland: Daniel Czapiewski, an entreprenuer in Poland, built this house to comment on the insanity of contemporary politics (and bring in tourists as well).
- Casa de Cabeca para Baixo in Rio: Don't know too much about this upside-down house, except that it's located in Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro, and the Flickr member who took the photo says "They are reforming it. It's a Showroom from a house-construction shop."
• Upside-Down House at Mass MoCA
• Upside-Down Design
• The Upside-Down House
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Allegations of lavish spending by Bishop Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst of Limburg, have stirred controversy among Roman Catholics.
A spokesman for the diocese of Limburg, Martin Wind, told the German news agency DPA that Tebartz-van Elst was meeting with church officials in Rome but gave no further details. German media said he made the trip aboard a budget airline.
At the centre of the controversy is the 31 million euro price tag for the construction of a new bishop's residence complex and related renovations. Bishop Tebartz-van Elst told the Bild newspaper that the bill was actually for 10 projects and there were additional costs because of regulations on buildings under historical protection.
Last week, Hamburg prosecutors asked a court to levy an unspecified fine against the bishop for false testimony in a case he filed against Der Spiegel magazine, which reported he had flown first class to India to visit poor children. The bishop insisted he had flown business class.
The accusations have touched a nerve in the country where Martin Luther launched the Reformation five centuries ago in response to what he said were excesses and abuses within the church.
Pope Francis himself has followed a modest lifestyle and encouraged other church leaders to do the same.
In a statement on Sunday, the Limburg diocese said the bishop was "concerned about the escalation of the current discussion" and regrets the suffering of "many of the faithful in the diocese and beyond" due to the "current situation."
"It is obvious to the bishop that the decision on his episcopal ministry in Limburg lies in the hands of the Holy Father," the statement added.
German media say the controversy has split the 24 million-member Catholic community at a time when the church is struggling with diminishing numbers of followers.
"It hurts me because of the impression that wasting money is a core feature of the Church," Julia Kloeckner, deputy chairwoman of Chancellor Angela Merkel's party, told the Berlin newspaper Tagesspiegel.


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Got plans for air travel this summer? Here are some handy tricks to land the cheapest fares possible. But first, a little story ...
Weather delays that caused one of my flights to circle over Dallas — for what seemed like forever — brought out the chatter bug in me and several of my seat-mates. We compared the fares we'd paid for our round-trip tickets from Orange County, Calif., to Dallas. It was shocking.
One fellow paid twice as much as I, while another came in considerably lower. What makes the difference? Lots of things, say travel experts, some of which remain known to the airline industry alone. But there's a lot we can know and things we can do to make sure we bag the best bargains on airfare this summer.
BEST TIME TO BOOK. The magical hour to shop for cheap airfare is 3 p.m. Eastern on a Tuesday. Historically, says Rick Seaney, CEO and co-founder of FareCompare.com and owner of the world's largest database of current and historical airfares, Monday night is when the major airlines announce sales. This triggers other airlines to try to match those sales on Tuesday. It takes a few hours to get through the system, says Seaney, making 3 p.m. the time when the most cheap seats flood the system. Don't wait until the weekend to buy your tickets because fares tend to creep back up by then, adds travel expert Peter Greenberg.
CHEAPEST DAYS TO FLY. The cheapest days to fly are Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, says Seaney. It's all about supply and demand and since historically these are the days that fewer businesspeople fly, more seats are available. And the cheapest time to fly is the first flight of the day, flights that originate around noon and those at dinnertime. Why? Most people don't want to have to get up that early to get to the airport, nor do they prefer to fly at mealtime.
WHEN TO SHOP. Traveling next November? Don't book your flight quite yet. With airline travel, earlier is not always better. According to Greenberg, the ideal time frame to book a flight is between 45 and 35 days ahead of your departure date.
BOOK ONLINE? You might assume that these days, with so many ways to compare travel at sites like Kayak.com and Travelocity.com, becoming your own travel agent is the best way to go. But maybe not. It can't hurt to call the airline directly to speak with an agent, asking this simple question: "Can you beat that price?" You may be delightfully surprised.
OFF-SEASON LOCATIONS. If you're open to exploring off-season destinations, you'll be rewarded with cheap fares. Go where it's off-season in the summer, like Palm Springs, Calif., and Scottsdale, Ariz. Just make sure you're prepared to stay hydrated and protected from daily temperatures that can soar to 110 degrees or higher!
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When you install the database projects template of SSDT you get SQL Server Object Explorer (SSOX) installed as well. SSOX is a pane within Visual Studio and is the main enabler of the Connected Development experience that the SSDT team have attempted to provide.
SSOX provides some really cool capabilities that are not in SQL Server Management Studio (I hope to blog about them in the near future). In theory these capabilities make it possible for a database developer to spend all their time in SSDT (i.e. Visual Studio) thus making SSMS a pureplay DBA tool (this does of course depend on your definition of both a database developer and a DBA, but I'm not getting into that debate here).
With that in mind I have spent a few days trying to work without SSMS, preferring to live wholly inside Visual Studio instead. By and large I was able to do everything I needed to do from within Visual Studio however there were a few nuances about the experience that kept pushing me back to SSMS, I detail those nuances below.
SSOX combines the functions of SSMS's Object Explorer and Registered Servers pane. I don't mind either way of working but it does mean that there is no ability to group servers in SSOX like you can in the Registered Servers pane
In SSMS I regularly use the F6 keyboard shortcut to jump between the query, results & messages panes of a query window. No such keyboard shortcut exists in SSDT and they've already canned my request on Connect to get this fixed (even though it laughably has status "closed as fixed").
UPDATE: See the comments below where Brett Gerhardi informed me of a different keyboard shortcut that does the same thing as F6. Actually its not quite the same, if you have multiple resultsets in your results pane then the behaviour is slightly different to F6 in SSMS - but that's not an issue you'll hot frequently.
The context menu in SSMS provides the ability to change a connection as well as connect and disconnect:
SSDT doesn't have change connection and believe me, you don't know how much you use a feature until its not there:
There's also no hotkey to jump to "Connection" on the context menu like there is in SSMS ("C") and I find that annoying too.
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Thanks for the info... SSMS for me, because I too love the F6 key
Apart from "Change Connection" I also use the Disconect Connection button often enough to have missed its default inclusion in recent versions of SSMS. I think it was there by default in 2005 but was removed (but re-addable via customisation) in 2008 although I might be off by a version there.
I don't think I'll ever give up SSMS - too many well-formed habits :) For at least a year or two I still ran isqlw rather than sqlwb after I started dabbling in 2005 when it came out. Ctrl+Shift+C / Ctrl+Shift+R for commenting/uncommenting was only recently unlearnt fo the slower Ctrl+K+... things. Since I'm often on customer sites it's just easier to learn the new defaults for SSMS than change the key bindings to SQL 2000 as my first step.
Jamie, see my post way back - http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ssdt/thread/92c43afd-942f-46af-b919-7ba6cf64f4d0. Note that ctrl d, n does work but it is not a fit replacement for F6 as you just have to release the ctrl key for this to happen which is fiddly.
To change it find SQL.TSqlEditorToggleResultsPane in Keyboard options and change it to whatever you like, although you'll probably find F6 conflicts with something already depending on the profile you picked on first run.
Not being able to change the current database is annoying but you'll find a bunch of other keyboard shortcuts by typing "SQL." into the "Show commands containing".
Have a play!
Sorry I lied (and forgot) for some reason the keyboard commands on ssdt are screwed. Ctrl+D, N works but it must be hardcoded somewhere as it doesn't exist in the commands list that I can see.
Also I just discovered (Jamie reminded me I had unfinished business here) that there is now a shortcut for the database combo (that shows up when you hover over it) Shift+Alt+PgDn, which is mapped to TSqlEditorDatabaseCombo - but it doesn't work, so I guess isn't the right command for the control (although the control thinks it is...)
All a bit amateurish for MS who are usually outstanding at this kind of thing.
If anyone finds anything on this, I'd be very interested. SSDT would be much better to use for these things if not only for the ability to get intellisense on sql2005 dbs
Hi Brett,
I can't seem to get CTRL+d,n working. I'm in VS2010, it is perhaps a VS2012 thing?
Jamie, thanks for this post, it has rekindled my annoyance for this. I've posted on the forums, there is some glimmer of hope that we might be able to get it working, but I can't right now
You have to do Ctrl+d <release> then press n
This is different to Ctrl+d,Ctrl+n which doesn't need you to release the ctrl
I'm currently still in VS2010 also, so can confirm that it does work it is just stupidly fiddly (for something that you need to press multiple times quickly!!)
I still can't get this infernal CTRL+D, N thing working. I'm wondering if its cos I have resharper on here which seems to have messed with some of my other shortcuts (namely CTRL+R, R no longer triggers a refactor operation in SSDT because Resharper has taken over that particular shortcut, and Resharper doesn't understand SSDT.
Could be
To be honest, even if it did work I'd be willing to bet you wouldn't use it as it is so fiddly to use, the mouse is the lesser evil.
I knew about it for a while and have decided on using the mouse. Although it does seem that there are other shortcuts available to configure through the keyboard config - it looks like this one shortcut slipped through the net. See my forum post for more info
Good news, I tried CTRL+D, N on my home machine (running VS2012) and it worked. I suspect Resharper is the problem here as it has also takne over the CTRL+R, R keyboard shortcut in SSDT as well.
Thanks for the advice!
Thank you for the guidance! I'll be downloading this at home (rather restrictive about these things at work - where you really need them)!
Thanks for this great post! The SSDT team has been heads down getting our SQL Server 2014 release ready to go. However we've made time to make some targeted improvements in this area. In our upcoming release for SQL Server 2014 the Change Connection part of this blog will be implemented. The F6 functionality (included moving between multiple result sets) didn't make it, but will be in the update after that.
Great news, thanks Patrick.
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I absolutely agree with the other mamas - if there is any way to get your baby back to the breast, please try!!
With Emily I was so worried about losing my supply that I concentrated on pumping and "forgot" to keep trying her at the breast. In the beginning she couldn't get any milk out of my flat nipples - the adhesions wouldn't let her pull them back into her mouth and draw the milk out. So then close to week 12 I was really feeling bad about giving up and when I put her on my bare chest, she went right for my nipple and was able to get the milk out - I could see it in her mouth! Unfortunately it was right before I had to return to work so I didn't have a few weeks to work on it. At 8 weeks your little one should definitely have the instinct to latch on. I really recommend trying, particularly between feedings at first so he/she's not expecting milk right away.
As far as the nipple issues, I had those big time. Like gritting my teeth turning on the pump for MONTHS. No way to avoid it because flat nipples don't have that nice border around them that stops them from expanding in the tube once you have one big enough. The itching might be caused by some extra skin buildup that doesn't get sloughed off by the pump the way it would by your baby. For me, milk would end up kind of crusting up in the dry skin and I'd have yucky yellow flaky stuff all over the end of my nipples. No thrush or anything, just reallly gross.


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Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. ~ Oscar Wilde
My to-be-felted bag was a very enjoyable knit and then I grafted the handles and tossed it in the washing machine.
How very quickly things can go so very wrong:
Felted Bag With No Name
What: Felted Bag With No Name
Yarn: 6 skeins of wool from stash
Needles: size 15
Pattern: My own.
Date started: 7/13/07
Date finished: 8/15/07
Lesson Learned: I'm an idiot.*
Destination: Place mats and coasters
* The most glaring defect to me is that the bag looks like a bra. I don't know about you, but I don't wish to carry a bag that looks like a bra. I don't even like to wear the dang things and I don't want a bag that looks like one!
*The bag shrunk in height: A LOT more than I anticipated. Still, I could have salvaged the bag except I grafted the handles incorrectly. I should have grafted the two handles on the same side of the bag, not the two handles on opposite side of the bag.
:: bonks self in head ::
What makes this so horrible is that I triple checked the handles before I started grafting to make sure I was grafting the correct handles.
Obviously, when I began grafting I had my head up my ass. And apparently it was up there so far I could have licked my own tonsils.
I will salvage what I can from this monstrosity. I plan to get out the scissors and cut the bag up into place mats (for the animal dishes) and coasters (for me, obviously).
Moving on….
There's another FO in the house and I'm very happy with this one:
Angel Blanket #1
What: Angel Blanket #1*
Yarn: 1.85 skeins (3 oz. size) Caron Simply Soft in the color white
Needles: size 9
Pattern: Overlapping Waves from the Big Book of Knitting Stitch Patterns, page 209
Date started: 7/30/07
Date finished: 8/16/07
Size: 17.5″ x 18.5″
Lesson Learned: None. A quick, easy, enjoyable knit.
Destination: Warm The World
* Warm The World is partnering with a local funeral home to provide these blankets to families who have lost a baby to stillbirth or shortly after birth.
There is also a new blanket on the needles:
The summer of gorgeous weather continues here:
Samantha enjoys some outside time (again with her trusty tennis ball):
Kishka, a.k.a. Miss Priss, did not come outside and instead sat just inside the house:
Kish would rather sleep on my bed:
Finally, the very handsome Parker: surveying his kindgom:
Describe your laundry routine. Do you have a certain day when you do it all, or do you just wash whatever you need for the next day?
I do laundry when I run out of something. I usually wash a load or two a week.
In your opinion, what age will you be when you'll consider yourself to truly be old?
What is one of your goals? Is it short-term, long-term, or both?
Long term – keep up my walking routine with the dogs.
Main Course
Name something unbelievable you've seen or read lately.
The husband killing woman in Tennessee walked out of jail after serving just seven months. Seriously…what the hell is wrong with our justice system? If a man served that amount of time for killing his wife, this country would be an uproar. Why on earth is she catching a break? She didn't kill him in self defense. Her ass should be in jail for the rest of her life.
On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being highest, how happy are you today?


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A Closer Look At Game Of Thrones, Season Four Episode Seven
How many Mountains are there in Westeros? How does Arya know everybody? And who is Lollys Stokeworth, anyway?
As with the rest of this season to this point, we've put together a list of scenes, references, and characters that deserve a special comment or mention. There's no way we got all the good stuff (and we might be wrong on some of the things we've left below)–so please help expand our appendix.
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Berkeley Group Seeks Police Review Commission Hearing on Death of Mentally Ill Person
Several community groups are presenting a petition today to compel the Berkeley Police Review Commission to hold a special hearing on the death of a mentally ill transgender woman who died in a struggle with officers in February.
Diana Bohn, of the Coalition for a Safe Berkeley, said about 100 people have signed the petition, which stemmed from the death of Xavier Moore, 41, who identified as Kayla Moore.
Moore died shortly after a struggle with police at Moore's apartment at the Gaia Building in the 2100 block of Allston Way shortly before midnight on Feb. 12.
Only 50 signatures are needed to compel the Police Review Commission to hold a hearing on the matter, Bohn said.
Andrea Pritchett, of Berkeley Copwatch, said, "We're asking for a special meeting to present the findings of our investigation" into Moore's death.
Pritchett said the "people's investigation" into Moore's death found that Moore shouldn't have died, and that the city of Berkeley needs to spend more money on services for mentally ill people and train more police officers on how to respond to calls involving the mentally ill.
Berkeley police said in a lengthy report in May that they believed Moore's death was an accident and that the physical force officers used to restrain Moore was "reasonable."
Police said the Alameda County coroner's bureau ruled that Moore died of acute combined drug intoxication involving methamphetamine and codeine, and that an enlarged heart and morbid obesity contributed to her death.
According to police, Moore weighed 347 pounds, had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and was a heavy smoker.
Officers had responded to Moore's apartment on Feb. 12 after her roommate reported that Moore was acting aggressively and that he feared for his safety.
Moore's sister, Maria Moore, said today that Moore was simply off of her medication and "was not out of control." She s aid police should have just made sure Moore was safe and then moved along.
Officers initially put Moore in restraints but removed them after she became unresponsive. She later died at a hospital.
Maria Moore said she believes the shortage of funding for mental health services in Berkeley was one of the causes of Moore's death.
She said her family plans to file a lawsuit against the city of Berkeley and its police department seeking damages for Moore's death.
Spokespersons for the Police Department and the Police Review Commission weren't immediately available for comment today.
The group that gathered the signatures was planning a news conference late this afternoon in front of the commission's office at the Veterans Memorial Building at 1947 Center St. in Berkeley.


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FRVTA's Inaugural Fall Show Draws 2,000-Plus
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Northeast Florida RV dealers reported a steady stream of visitors during the inaugural fall RV show at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds in Elkton, Fla., last week. According to a press release, the host Florida RV Trade Association (FRVTA) said the event was a success, attracting more than 2,000 people to the venue over its four-day run, Oct. 10-13.
The event drew many attendees from surrounding St. Johns, Flagler, Putnam and northern Volusia counties. Palm Coast residents Tom Ckee and his wife, Lisa, said they attended the show to get ideas on which type of RV they will buy later.
"We're retiring in a year or two and we're going to be buying a motor home," Tom Ckee said. "This certainly beats traveling all over the place to see everything. It's nice to have all the different RV types, from all the manufacturers, in one place."
There were more than 200 new recreational vehicles on display at the fairgrounds, including motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth-wheels and tent campers. Peter and Donna Accorti, who live in St. Augustine, were at the show when it opened on Thursday to check out RVs for the very first time.
"It's a beautiful place to have it, here at the fairgrounds where you can talk one-on-one with the all the salesmen, and there's a lot less pressure in this type of environment," Donna Accorti said.
The weather, which threatened to be a problem earlier in the week, cleared up in time for the Thursday opening to the relief of the RV dealers and vendors at the fairgrounds.
"Since it's a first-time event, we really didn't know what kind of crowd we were going to draw, but we did well," said Ocean Grove RV Supercenter General Manager Rob Rothenhausler. "The weather was perfect, which is always good when you have an outdoor event like this."
Camping World Inc. dealerships in St. Augustine and Jacksonville, which had 64 RVs on display, were positive about the decision to hold the fall event.
"We closed a couple of deals by noon the first day, so we knew it was going to be a good show," said Camping World RV specialist Robert Houser.
Dick Gore, president of Dick Gore's RV World, was impressed with the fairgrounds location – and the turnout.
"Everyone involved did their job and we had a great show," Gore said. "The fairgrounds turned out to be a great facility."
Gore said that each RV show is unique, and with the ever-changing designs and amenities being developed by manufacturers, there's always something new to see.
"I've been doing this for 30 years and I've seen a lot of changes and it's still changing as we go along," he said. "Every year the manufacturers come up with something different. The lightweights have been big and that's where the industry has been going the last few years."
Rivers RV General Sales Manager Trevor Bild also said he was excited by the amount of interest the show generated.
"We had some very friendly people come by our display," Bild said. "There was a lot of traffic and I was surprised that many of them were first-timers who had never been to an RV show before."
Bild said Rivers RV sold 10 units through the show, which was a good number given it was the dealers' first fall event in a new venue.
"We had expected more interest in campers and trailers, so we were surprised to sell two motorhomes at the event," he said. "Next year, we'll be bringing more motorhomes to display. And the weather couldn't have been better. I just hope we get the same next year."
Participating dealers included Camping World RV Sales (Jacksonville), Camping World RV Sales (St. Augustine), Dick Gore's RV World (Jacksonville), Ocean Grove RV Supercenter (St. Augustine), Rivers RV Sales (Jacksonville) and General RV Center (Orange Park). All the dealers serve the northeast Florida market.
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SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Four gun-control bills have hit a wall in the Oregon Legislature. Senate President Peter Courtney said yesterday the bills won't get a vote on the Senate floor because there isn't enough support for them to pass. Courtney says he'll appoint a group of lawmakers to try to come up with a bipartisan compromise. He hasn't said who exactly will work on that plan.


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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Vegetarian Pasta Night" Test cook Becky Hays shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Great Vegetable Lasagna. Then, science expert Guy Crosby teaches Chris about the science of cornstarch. Next, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of whole wheat lasagna noodles. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Salzburg and Surroundings" Rick finds Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart, to be a baroque jewel of a town. The town is also the springboard for dozens of Alpine adventures, from summer bobsledding, to hikes around Hitler's old Eagles Nest hideout, to a boat ride on serene Lake Hallstatt.G
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Just some quick aggravation to vent about the Cubs:
Cubs interim general manager Jim Hendry traded Kosuke Fukudome to create more playing time for young outfielder Tyler Colvin, who might or might not be a dangerous left-handed power bat the Cubs desperately need, but this was the time to find out.
Meanwhile, Cubs interim manager Mike Quade just can't stop writing old, right-handed-hitting Reed Johnson in the lineup, no matter that he's a fourth outfielder at best.
This is not some trade showcase. Teams know what Johnson is, and what he isn't. It's the Cubs who are too dumb or stubborn to figure it out.
Look, it doesn't matter how well Johnson is hitting as the Cubs continue to wallow in one of baseball's worst records.
It's embarrassing that Quade is remaining loyal to his veterans who have won less than all but one team in the National League.
It's a joke that Quade thinks Johnson deserves to play at a time when this season is all about next season, and Colvin might be the poster child for next season.
How can this insanity continue?
Is anyone in charge?
Is anyone watching?
How can these people continue to make baseball decisions?
Quick, someone wake up Tom Ricketts and explain this idiocy to him.
Then make sure Ricketts doesn't take sides but takes out both Hendry and Quade.
And a little Clown Kenny collateral damage would be fine, too.


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The Bluejay baseball team took advantage of two costly Wichita State errors to plate six runs, claiming the series opener from the Shockers 6-5.
The win lifted Creighton to 27-13 overall and 10-6 in Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) play, while Wichita State fell to 30-23 on the season and 14-5 in MVC action.
After giving up two runs in the fourth on two walks and two hit batters, the Jays roared back with four runs in the top of the fifth to take the lead for good. Freshman Reagan Fowler starter the Bluejay rally by working an eight-pitch walk. Trying to put down a sacrifice bunt sophomore Kevin Lamb was hit by a pitch, then senior Brennan Murphy drew a four-pitch walk to load the bases. One out later freshman Ryan Fitzgerald bounced to short, but the ball was muffed and all Jays were safe.
The Jays made the most of the extra out as junior Brad McKewon stroked a single to left, junior Federico Castagnini lifted a sacrifice fly and junior Jake Peter lined an RBI single to center to make it 4-2.
After Wichita State got a run back in the bottom of the fifth, Creighton took advantage of another Shocker error to nab two more runs in the sixth. Once more it was the bottom of the order setting the table as Lamb and Murphy singled. The next batter, senior Michael Blatchford, bounced a slow roller to third. Wichita State's Tyler Baker tried to get Murphy at second, then the relay throw went into the Shockers dugout allowing both Lamb and Murphy to come home.
Up 6-3, the Jays turned to senior Mark Winkelman in the sixth with two Shockers on. Winkelman retired the first 10 men he faced before running into trouble in the ninth. Wichita State made it interesting in the final frame, touching Winkelman up for two and putting the tying run at second. Creighton turned to junior Bryan Sova for the final out. Sova delivered by inducing a weak fly ball to center to collect his third save of the season.
Bluejay starter, freshman Tommy Strunc, picked up the win (7-2) for Creighton. He allowed three runs on six hits and two walks in five innings. Wichita State hurler, Cale Elam, fell to 5-3 with the loss. Elam gave up six runs (two earned) on four hits and three walks in 5.2 innings.
The Jays and Shockers continue their three-game series on Saturday, May 11 at 2 p.m. in Eck Stadium. Creighton will start senior Nick Musec, while the Shockers counter with sophomore AJ Ladwig.


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London: Rafael Benitez has admitted Ashley Cole and Frank Lampard are likely to leave Chelsea in the summer.
The experienced pair`s contracts expire at the end of the season, with left-back Cole linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain and Lampard rumoured to be interesting Chinese teams.
Chinese Super League outfit Guizhou Renhe confirmed recently that they had made contact with the 34-year-old, but were not close to sealing a deal.
When asked if the pair would leave the club soon, Benitez told reporters: "I think so.
"I don`t have all the information and it`s not fair to tell me I`m only here for seven months and then expect me to have an influence at the club over the next two or three years, but I think that`s the case at the moment."
Benitez claimed he was comfortable working under notoriously trigger-happy Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, praising the Russian`s desire to win and admitting it would be easier working under the oligarch than George Gillett and Tom Hicks at Liverpool.
"The priority of the owner was whether I`m a good manager, a good coach, if the players understand me and if we`ll be a winning team," he said.
"He was very clear with that and happy with the things I`ve said. My impression of him was he`s a nice person. You can talk with him and he understands and he likes to see you have clear ideas.
"I`ve had quite a lot of different owners, presidents and chairmen in my 26 years in football and they all liked to talk about football and find out what was going on.
"If you have confidence in yourself and can explain yourself, everyone can understand. But after the owners (Tom Hicks and George Gillett) we had at Anfield – they didn`t love each other – this will be easier. I know who the person is in charge."
Fernando Torres is likely to start against Manchester City on Sunday, with speculation suggesting Benitez has been hired in order to get the best out of the former Liverpool striker.
"I don`t need to talk too much to Fernando because he knows me and what I`m looking for," he said. "My idea isn`t just to improve Fernando but the whole team.
"I can`t just focus on him. But when I look at him I see a player with commitment and a desire to improve, just as I do when I look at the others."


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Christy's story starts out like most of the people who make professions of faith at a crusade. Someone brought her. Yolanda, her sister-in-law had been trying to get Christy to go to church with her at Calvary Chapel Downey, but Christy, who says she never actually said "no" to the invites, never actually made it to a Sunday service. So Yolanda took the LA Harvest Crusade as just one more opportunity to invite Christy out to hear God's Word. Yolanda told me she just knew that Christy needed the Lord.
You see, Christy had been unhappy for quite sometime. She saw Yolanda and other people happy. She wondered what she was missing. There was an emptiness in her that needed to be filled. She has a 3-year-old daughter and she had recently put her into a Catholic preschool so her daughter wouldn't feel the emptiness that she felt. She didn't feel equipped to help her daughter in this area. She felt a void in her life and she didn't want her daughter to feel it. I asked her how long she felt like she had been searching for something to fill the emptiness in her. She stopped and thought for a minute. "I don't think I even knew that I needed to search. I was just lost for a long time."
Pastor Greg's message really spoke to her because she didn't believe an afterlife. She figured, "When you die, that's it. There's nothing." Christy was a Catholic and she said that the services she experienced were so impersonal. "It's like they were not even real," she commented. Nothing spoke to her. Nothing touched her. But tonight it was different. Tonight it was "real and personal."
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SACRAMENTO - UCSB and Sacramento State had Friday's second game of a three-game series rained out. The Gauchos and Hornets will play a doubleheader beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
UCSB (12-8 overall) is in the midst of a three-game winning streak after junior left-hander Nick Capito tossed a complete game shutout in Thursday's opener over the Hornets (8-15-1).
UCSB is scheduled to start LHP Mario Hollands (2-1, 2.91 ERA) and RHP Jesse Meaux (4-1, 3.34 ERA) for Saturday's double-dip.
The Gauchos return home on Tuesday to host Loyola Marymount at 2 p.m.
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The singer celebrates his 19th birthday on Friday (01Feb13) and he marked the occasion by taking a group of his friends for a night out in the capital on the eve of his big day.
Styles and his pals, including actor James Corden, enjoyed dinner at a Mexican restaurant before going on to party at the Groucho Club venue, where he met up with his former girlfriend Flack.
Styles split from the 33-year-old TV presenter last year (12) after a three-month relationship, and he was recently rumoured to have ended his latest romance with U.S. pop star Taylor Swift.
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At this past week end's 113th State Convention in Des Moines, the Iowa Knights of Columbus sponsored sessions on spiritual formation / enrichment prior to 10AM Mass.
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Merry Christmas from District 8.
Davis Assembly thanks you for your special service to the Knights of Columbus.
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Thank you for sharing your husband with the State of Iowa. Mike was recently in Lansing for the District 8 Travel Gavel meeting, and his presence was a blessing. Members of northeast Iowa Councils have also been engaging Mike via huddles and other meetings. We appreciate Mike's service via the Knights of Columbus. You, Mike, your family and all those associated with you can be assured of our prayers. Peace be with you.
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You guessed it from the headline (bravo!): FreeBSD 6.3 has been released to the public (that's us). From the release notes: "Typical release note items document recent security advisories issued after 6.2-RELEASE, new drivers or hardware support, new commands or options, major bug fixes, or contributed software upgrades. They may also list changes to major ports/packages or release engineering practices. Clearly the release notes cannot list every single change made to FreeBSD between releases; this document focuses primarily on security advisories, user-visible changes, and major architectural improvements."