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General Information About Nha Trang
Administrative division:
- Wards: Vinh Hoa, Vinh Hai, Vinh Phuoc, Vinh Tho, Ngoc Hiep, Van Thang, Phuong Son, Xuong Huan, Van Thanh, Phuong Sai, Phuoc Tan, Phuoc Tien, Phuoc Hai, Phuoc Long, Loc Tho, Phuoc Hoa, Tan Lap, Vinh Nguyen, Vinh Truong.
- Communes: Vinh Luong, Vinh Phuong, Vinh Ngoc, Vinh Thanh, Vinh Hiep, Vinh Trung, Vinh Thai, Phuoc Dong.
Ethnic groups: Mainly the Viet (or Kinh).
The coastal city of Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa province, Central Viet Nam, lies on the trans-Vietnam highway, 1,278km from Ha Noi, and 448km from Ho Chi Minh City. Nha Trang is endowed by nature with deep, quiet and warm waters all the year round, surrounded by archipelagoes, islands, mountains and white sand beaches - a wonderful and attractive tourist resort.
To the north of Nha Trang stands the Chong mount which looks like a wide open hand over the sea. Far offshore, the Yen (Swallow) Island appears with lush green colours where salangane nests have been harvested for years to make the traditional "bird's nest" tonic and food.
The 7km white sand beach of Nha Trang is often called Vietnam's Mediterranean Area, considered one of the jewel along Vietnam's long stretching coast line. Nha Trang is sunny all year round, with an average temperature of 23°C due to northern winds.
The rainfall is less than anywhere else in the country and the area is not threatened by storms since it is protected by the Truong Son Mountains and Ca Pass. From Ca Pass, one can see Ro Bay (Vung Ro), Hon Do...
Hon Tre Island is 36km² and belongs to a group of islands located southwest of Nha Trang. It takes two hours to reach Hon Tre Island by rowboat and only 20 minutes by ferry.
Nha Trang benefits from topographical advantages of the sea, islands, mountains, and deltas. West of Nha Trang, there are endless mountain ranges where a wide variety of animals and birds live.
Nha Trang has many specialties. Especially, bird's nest soup, or swallow's nest soup is very famous in Nha Trang and round Vietnam. The magnificent coral seabed in Nha Trang makes it ideal for scubadiving and snorkeling.
Nha Trang Bay is recognised as one of 29 most beautiful bays in the world.
Nha Trang is a small city belongs to Khanh Hoa province on the South Central Coast of Vietnam. It is known as a beautiful coastal city in Vietnam and in the world. The city is just 265,47 km2, and 392,000 inhabitants. Since locating in the middle part of Vietnam which is easy to come from Hue, Hoi An, Da Nang and move to the South, Nha Trang is compared as a precious Pearl of Vietnam tourism.
In the history, Nha Trang was known as Kauthara under the Champa hundreds years ago. Until now there are still a lot of heritages and Champa culture remaining here, especially Po Nagar towers . Nha trang had used to be small fishing villages before the French recognized that the place is an ideal for relaxing on beautiful beaches, they decided to invest to turn the town into resort city.
The position of Nha Trang is evaluated as one of the most beautiful Bay in the World, because of heavenly beaches , hot spring, the colorful beauty of the sea as diversity of fish, coral reef,… and nice weather during the entire year which is favorable for some activities like swimming, sunbathing, scuba diving and snorkeling.
Nha Trang is known as center of entertainment with series of Vinpearl land, Tri Nguyen Aquarium, Hon Tam resort,… . Besides, Cam Ranh Bay is considered as one of three harbors that have the best natural conditions over the world. Having the area of over 60 square kilometers and the 18-20m average depth, this bay is out of the wind as a result of being surrounded by many mountain ranges. Van Phong Bay has a wonderful nature, temperate climate, idyllic beach with mostly fine sand, surrounded by hills, mountains and tropical forests, colorful coral reefs, several vestige of salt-watered forest, specific and valuable sea creatures, which is endowed with an ideal environment. These are great potentials for the development of ecological tourism in Van Phong.


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I'm going to make this really easy for you: if you're a PlayStation Vita early adopter then you need to own Escape Plan. The rest of this review will go on to explain why this is the case. Really though, just go and spend the $15 on the download. Then play, and be delighted.
To me, Escape Plan accomplishes what Little Deviants tries so hard to do in showcasing what Sony's Vita is capable of. Unlike Deviants' discrete, function-focused minigames, Escape Plan plays out as a cohesive whole (though it never uses the built-in camera). More than that, it challenges you at every turn to experiment. To tap the screen. The rear touchpad. To tilt and to shake. You learn the game as you go through experimentation rather than dedicated tutorials.
At the most basic level, Escape Plan puts you in control of the slim, coffee-loving Lil and the jiggly, spherical Laarg. Sometimes just one of them. Sometimes both together. Your moment-to-moment goal is to guide either or both of the characters through a hazard-filled room.
Early on this could involve nothing more complex than tapping a brick on the floor to shove it out of the way. Later you'll be tilting the Vita to steer a balloon-inflated Lil between deadly, oversized razorblades and pinching her, using both touch surfaces, to make her "fart" out some of the air that's keeping her aloft. There are fans to spin, leaking pipes to temporarily plug, ink-black lambs to shepherd and blowdart-shooting enemies to trap and squish.
Fat Princess developer Fun Bits Interactive put a lot of effort into delivering a polished presentation with Escape Plan. The black & white visuals are some of the best on the Vita at launch and the art design is immediately striking. There's a little bit of a Rube Goldberg aesthetic going on, but Escape Plan cartoon elements feel much slicker.
The sound design is also tremendous, particularly the music. The soundtrack changes every few rooms, jumping between different and often familiar orchestral pieces. You'll also frequently hear canned audience applause when you perform a particular task correctly in the game. Escape Plan's grim B&W art design plays very well against the playful classical music renditions and self-conscious design choices; this is a game that seems to revel at every turn in never taking itself too seriously.
You'll rarely spend anything more than a minute or two in each room, especially once you've got it figured out. The replay hook is built around earning better rankings in each room, with up to three stars awarded based on how long a room took to complete and how many gestures you used to complete it. There's also a dedicated challenge mode; the big one right now is to complete the game with less than 20 deaths spread between the two characters, but a second screen promises that weekly challenges are incoming soon.
The only real problem I have falls more on the replay value side. It's great that you can replay any room you want to shoot for the higher star ranking, but with the game recording every gesture and marking it against you if you use too many, the Vita's extremely sensitive front and rear touch surfaces will often be your own worst enemy. You really need to grip the device in a very awkward way if you want to avoid contact with either surface until it's absolutely necessary.
Such a minor complaint though. That shouldn't deter you from sampling one of the strongest titles in the Vita's launch library. Fun Bits Interactive continues to show off its talents as a developer with Escape Plan, leveraging the unique features of Sony's latest hardware platform to deliver a rewarding and visually pleasing puzzle game that is equal parts fun and funny.
Score: 9 out of 10
(This game was reviewed on the PlayStation Vita on a copy provided by Sony Computer Entertainment)

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Feb. 24, 2008
WELLESLEY, Mass. - Behind First Team All-Conference performances from Nicole O'Keeffe in the 400-yard individual medley and Amy Jacobi in the 100-yard butterfly, MIT's women's swimming and diving team solidified its second-place position during day two of competition at the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Championships. The Engineers have 460 points heading into Sunday's final round of events, trailing only seven-time defending champion Springfield College, which owns a narrow lead with 470.50 points.
Wheaton College is also still in the hunt for the title, currently sitting third with a score of 442. Wellesley College, which is hosting the Championships in its Chandler Pool, remains fourth with 329.50 points, followed by Coast Guard (245), Babson College (192), Smith College (156), Clark University (133), Mount Holyoke College (114) and WPI (93).
O'Keeffe's winning time of 4:38.15 in the 400-yard individual medley not only met the NCAA "B" cut standard in the event, but it also completely blew away the rest of her competition. Her finish in the evening's finals was over seven seconds faster than her own qualifying time and nearly a full eight seconds quicker than runner-up Jenny Wu of Wellesley.
Just as impressive was Jacobi's performance in the 100-yard butterfly. The rookie's finishing time of 58.12 in prelims broke both the NEWMAC Open and Championship records as well as met the NCAA "B" cut, but she would do herself one better in the finals. The Cranbury, N.J., native split 57.67 to not only re-establish the NEWMAC Open and Championship records just hours after having set them, but also claim one of the top 10 fastest times in Division III. Following closely behind Jacobi were Jen Chao (59.75, fourth-place) and Ellie Souganidis (1:00.38, sixth-place) to give the Engineers three of the top six finishers and a lion's share of the event's points.
Senior Sasha Brophy also reached an NCAA "B" cut in the 200-yard freestyle, touching the wall at 1:55.19 to earn Second Team All-Conference honors and miss out on winning the event by just 0.26 seconds. Teammate Sarah King finished fifth with a time of 2:00.22.
Brophy garnered additional All-Conference plaudits in the 800-yard freestyle relay, as she led off the quartet that finished as runners-up. Along with O'Keeffe, King and Jacobi, Brophy helped the team finish the race in an NCAA "B" cut time of 7:49.53 - just 0.28 seconds slower than the winning squad from Springfield.
MIT picked up a fourth-place finish in the evening's other relay, the 200-yard medley. Chao, O'Keeffe, Souganidis and King clocked in at 1:55.06, beating Babson's "A" squad by a mere one one-hundredth of a second.
Souganidis had a sixth-place showing in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:11.08), while Lauren Hernley finished 11th in the 100-yard backstroke (1:04.88).
The competition will conclude today, Feb. 24, as the prelims for the 200-yard backstroke, 100-yard freestyle, 200-yard breaststroke, 200-yard butterfly, 400-yard freestyle relay and 1,650-yard freestyle will begin at 11:00 a.m. Meanwhile, the three-meter diving finals will commence at 1:30 p.m. and finals for the day's events will get underway at 6:30 p.m.


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Watching a Fox News special Friday about a decorated Marine who took a wrong turn on a southern California road and landed in a Mexican jail — where he has remained for months — made Jeff Miller sick to his stomach.
Watching a Fox News special Friday about a decorated Marine who took a wrong turn on a southern California road and landed in a Mexican jail — where he has remained for months — made Jeff Miller sick to his stomach.
Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi had served two tours in Afghanistan, was seeking treatment for PTSD and living out of his truck March 31 when he ended up at a Mexican border crossing asking guards to let him turn around. He told them he had three firearms in his car, all legally purchased and registered, and had made a wrong turn but couldn't find a place to turn around.
Tahmooressi was arrested on weapons charges and taken to jail, where he was nearly executed by the gang members in his cell, then subjected to a severe beating by the guards, his mother told CNN.
Miller has never met Tahmooressi, but the story of the soldier's captivity and what Miller sees as an apparent abandonment by the country he fought to protect was too much for him to ignore.
After the special aired on Independence Day, the HonorAir founder went to his laundry shop and spelled out a new message on his sign: "MEXICO FREE MARINE TAHMOORESSI; THIS SIGN STAYS."
The sign is displayed outside Millers Fine Dry Cleaning, calling others to remember Tahmooressi and the military's creed to never leave a soldier behind. The sign has spurred several questions and quizzical looks from folks unfamiliar with the soldier's plight.
"I'm absolutely stunned that people don't know this story," Miller said. "All I have is a sign and maybe some friends that will keep this going."
Miller doesn't mean for his message to be political.
"I just don't want this man forgotten," he said. "He's defended his country. He's served his country. Marines have protected our president for years and they need to know that this country has their back."
Tahmooressi was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder on March 12, according to his mother, Jill Tahmooressi, in an interview with CNN on June 6. He had traveled to San Diego for treatment and carried all of his possessions in his truck, she said, since her son had not been able to find permanent housing.
Jill Tahmooressi has told reporters that her son disclosed immediately to authorities that he had personal firearms in his truck and had reached the border by accident. He asked to turn around and called 911 for help at the border, but help was not available on Mexican soil.
Andrew Tahmooressi, originally from south Florida, had parked in the U.S. and then walked into a border town earlier that day to go to a frequent hangout of American Marines in Tijuana. He was on his way back to San Diego when the road "swept south on a blind curve," his mother told CNN. "There's no turnaround point. It's a point of no return if you make that one wrong left turn, and that's literally what he did."
If convicted of the weapons charges, Andrew Tahmooressi faces up to 10 years in prison, according to a Fox News report on June 27. He is set to appear in court July 9.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry told CNN in May that he had spoken with Mexican authorities about the veteran's case, according to the June 6 report on CNN.com. A petition was sent to the White House that had more than 122,000 signatures, CNN reported.
"He is no criminal. He had no bad intentions toward Mexico. He just made a wrong turn," Miller said. "Fine him, take his guns, but let him go now. It's been too long already. Tell him to come back to North Carolina. We'll help him get what he needs."
The website andrewfreedomfund.com was activated to help garner signatures for the petition and to help raise money for Tahmooressi's legal fees. A Facebook page, "Free USMC Sgt Tahmooressi from Mexican Jail," has also been created.
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Friday: The Phils are hurt by a grand-slam home run as they are defeated by the Giants, 7-2.
A grand-slam home run by Brandon Crawford in the sixth inning help put the Phils away as they lose to the Giants, 7-2.
The Phils took the lead in the fourth as, with runners on the corners, and with noone out, Shane Victornio, who had started the inning off with a single, then went to third base on Chase Utley's single, would score on Tim Lincecum's balk, giving the Phils a 1-0 lead, while sending Utley, who had just singled, up to second base. The Giants tied the game up at one-all in the fifth as, with a runner on second, and with two men out, Eli Whiteside hits an RBI double, knocking in Nate Schierholtz, who had earlier singled, then move up to second base on Brandon Crawford's soft ground out to the second baseman, 4-3. The Giants took the lead in the sixth as, with the bases loaded, via singles by Ryan Theroit and Melky Cabrera, sending Theriot up to second base, and a walk to Buster Posey, moving up both runners, and with nobody out, Pablo Sandoval hits a sacrifice fly, scoring Theroit, giving the Giants a 2-1 lead. Two batters later, after Schierholtz had walked to reload the bases, and with one man out, Crawford hits a grand-slam home run, his third home run of the season, knocking in Cabrera, Posey and Schierholtz, giving the Giants a 6-1 lead. The Phils would get a run back in their half of sixth as Ryan Howard hits a lead-off home run, his second home run of the season, making it a 6-2 Giants' lead. The Giants would get the run back in the eighth as, with a runner on second, and with two men out, Crawford hits an RBI single, knocking in Sandoval, who had earlier doubled, giving the Giants a 7-2 lead. That would end up being the final score as George Kontos pitched a scoreless ninth.
Vance Worley (5-6, 3.82) took the lost as he threw six innings, giving up six runs on six hits and three walks, while striking out nine. Michael Schwimer threw two scoreless innings, giving up a hit, while striking out a batter. Jeremy Horst pitched an inning, giving up a run on three hits, while striking out a batter. Tim Lincecum (4-10, 5.72) took the lost as he went seven innings, giving up a run on five hits, two walks and a balk, while striking out six. Jeremy Affeldt pitched a scoreless inning, giving up a walk. George Kontos pitched a scoreless inning, giving up a hit, while striking out a batter.
The Phils had just six hits in the ballgame, a single by Jimmy Rollins, a single by Shane Victorino, a single by Chase Utley, a home run by Ryan Howard (RBI), a double by Carlos Ruiz and a double by Placido Polanco. The other Phil run came in on a balk, as the offense was kept tied up by the Giants' pitching staff. The Phils also had three walks in the game.


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Born on July 4, 1981, Nick passed away at age 31 on November 9, 2012 after a courageous 9-year battle with brain cancer. In 2000 he graduated from Rolla High School, where he enjoyed being a member of the marching band drumline.
In 2005 he received a bachelor's degree in Music Business from the University of Memphis. Nick was an avid music fan with an encyclopedic knowledge of popular music. As an adult, he worked in St. Louis in music-related jobs, primarily at The Pageant, a concert venue. Nick was an intelligent, witty, creative, and caring young man who never had an unkind word to say about anyone. He loved his family, his many friends, music, and working at The Pageant.
Nick is survived by his parents, Mark and Libby Oldham of Rolla; his brother and sister-in-law, Neal and Kris Oldham of Springfield; his maternal grandparents, Mac and Mary Lou McCluskey of Columbia; his maternal aunt and uncle, Nancy and George Moore of Tucson, AZ; his paternal aunt, Judy Chambers of Chatham, IL; and five cousins.
A reception in Nick's honor will be held from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. on Friday, November 16 in the Turner Room in the Havener Center, Missouri University of Science and Technology. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Siteman Cancer Center in St. Louis or the American Brain Tumor Association would be appreciated.


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Medical marijuana dispensaries are on pace to open this summer and provisional licensees are all expected to make home deliveries.
Tens of thousands of patients are expected to quickly take advantage of medical marijuana in Massachusetts, where the first dispensaries are on pace to open this summer and provisional licensees are all expected to make home deliveries, according to the state official in charge of the program's launch.
During a presentation to a rapt audience of mayors, selectmen and school officials Tuesday, Karen van Unen, executive director of the Department of Public Health medical marijuana program, said it has taken off like "rapid lightning" since voters last year passed a ballot law directing the state to embrace medical marijuana.
About 120,000 patients are expected to use medical marijuana over the program's first two years, van Unen told local officials. She told the News Service after her presentation that the estimate is based on the experience in Colorado with its medical marijuana program.
For comparison's sake, 120,000 people roughly equals the size of a large Massachusetts city, more than the population of Lowell but lower than the size of Springfield.
"This is definitely a brave new world for Massachusetts," said Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll, whose city is scheduled to host a dispensary.
Driscoll said she appreciated the "serious-minded nature" of the state's licensing process and hoped the department would make personnel available for one-on-one communications over local issues.
Van Unen, the former chief operating officer of a Dorchester public health program, said she was "absolutely delighted" with the process to date, calling it "multi-layered" and "robust."
Critics have knocked the licensing process as too secretive and raised questions about Public Health Commissioner Cheryl Bartlett's relationship with William Delahunt, a former Congressman who is part of a team that secured three licenses, as well as van Unen's appointment late in the licensing process.
Republican Party officials last month ripped the DPH process and called on Gov. Deval Patrick, who has been coping with major administrative shortcomings in recent months, to hand over medical marijuana licensing to an independent commission. At the time, a state health and human services secretariat spokesman declined comment, saying the administration does not respond to the GOP.
While licensees are permitted to grow only enough marijuana to serve their patients, state rules allow patients to be served at any dispensary in the state.
"We really wanted to ensure that patients had choice," said van Unen, who added that the state encouraged dispensaries to offer home delivery to patients and all approved applicants plan to do so.
Dispensaries are allowed to grow marijuana at locations apart from their retail locations, she said.
State officials are setting up one-on-one meetings with each approved applicant to explain inspectional processes, security procedures and product testing policies and steps they need to comply with before receiving final certificates of registration. Provisional licensees are also being urged to connect with local officials and boards of health to work through zoning, permitting and issues surrounding expectations.
The voter law requires at least one dispensary in every county. Four counties - Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Berkshire and Franklin - do not currently have an approved provisional licensee, although eight applicants are in the running to serve patients in those areas.
On Friday, those eight applicants were invited by state officials to update their applications, with a focus placed on siting. Applicants have until early May to complete updates, van Unen said, and announcements about a second round of provisional licensees are expected in early June.
"That will be kind of the next wave," said van Unen, who urged local officials in communities that may host dispensaries to have conversations with applicants about potential locations.
"It's up to them and it's obviously up to the municipalities in terms of the potential match," van Unen said.
Middlesex County on Jan. 31 received the highest number of dispensary licenses, with one each in Lowell, Ayer, Newton and Cambridge.
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The Hood River Valley High School Performing Arts Department is on a roll. Last fall, a cast of more than 70 students put on a stupendous production of "Les Misérables" to sold out crowds and local critical acclaim.
Now, the department is taking on William Shakespeare's "The Tempest," under the direction of Rachel Krummel. The cast of 29 is considerably smaller than "Les Mis," but the show promises to be just as entertaining.
"The Tempest," one of Shakespeare's last plays, is set in the 1600s on an island where Prospero (played by Hans Severinsen), the former Duke of Milan, and his fetching young daughter, Miranda (played by Amanda Rickenbach), have been castaways. They have survived for 12 years by relying on the natives to provide for them — primarily a lithe magical spirit named Ariel (played by Laila Winner) and a surly half man-half beast called Caliban (played by Jordan Emerson).
When Miranda is 15, Prospero learns that his nemesis, brother Antonio (played by Russ Dodge), and his former partner in crime, King Alonso (played by Luke Webb), are sailing past the island on their way home from Alonso's daughter's wedding. Prospero enlists Ariel and her water spirits to create a huge storm that causes the wedding party to shipwreck. Ariel gets the castaways safely to the island, where various adventures ensue.
Krummel's production moves quickly, due to some revising of the play. She also expanded the role of the water spirits, and hired professional choreographer Jana Hannigan to create what she calls "the movement and soundscape." The result is a fast-paced comedy with "lots of eye candy," Krummel says.
But along with much laughter, the play also has a darker, serious side.
"As the director, I have chosen to focus on the theme of 'power corrupts,'" Krummel says. "I treasure directing Shakespeare because of the myriad opportunities there are in interpretation of his stories." As the play progresses, several story lines — and different characters' battles with one another — eventually intertwine and come together.
"Throughout the play, Shakespeare makes cynical comments about his society and the lack of real humanity," Krummel says. "He disparages the tendency of his culture to treat foreign countries and the native population as inferior simply because of the differences." Krummel says that during the course of rehearsals over the past couple of months, the students have had a "growing awareness" of Shakespeare's voice within the play.
"It's inspired many a spirited discussion about our inhumanity to others simply because of differences, of how throughout history, a dominant country will enslave the native population to gain power and make money," Krummel says.
The cast has studied Elizabethan style and Shakespearean scansion techniques — rhythm and meter — to learn how to deliver their lines intelligently. And though Bowe Theatre is far from Shakespeare's Globe playhouse, the student actors do an impressive job with often difficult and potentially tongue-tying Shakespearean banter.
Likewise, Krummel has taken a potentially challenging set design and made it simple. A beach slanting into the unseen ocean is the setting for most scenes. The rest — including surreal dances by Ariel and her spirits — take place in the theatre aisles among the audience. Don't plan on dozing during this play.
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Warren Buffett is a man who owns many businesses. But based on his own words, it's not likely that he will ever own Twitter or Facebook. In a few weeks, we will have access to the latest report that tells us which stocks Berkshire Hathaway has been selling and buying throughout the quarter. But there's one thing that we feel certain about. Twitter and Facebook are not likely to be on the list of purchases. Buffett might not have directly said this in public, but it's quite simple to realize that the biggest deterrent for both companies would be the valuations. This is especially true since Buffett is of value minded investor. But there are other reasons as well regardless of the price-to-earnings ratio. We don't feel Buffett would ever by these particular social media stocks. More than Just Revenue Both of these companies have been growing at incredible levels. During the first nine months of 2013, Twitter's annualized revenue rate grew by 167%. Facebook also saw impressive revenue growth even though the company is already so large. They gained 43% during this time period. But you cannot say the same thing for Twitter's earnings power, because in truth, the company has shown a net loss of $344 million over 45 months between January 2010 and September 2013. During the first nine months of 2013, the company lost $133.8 million. Prior to the IPO, in its S1 filing, you couldn't even find a reference to the words "net income". But on the other hand, the phrase "net loss" was mentioned 106 times.
// ]]>Buffett once mentioned that he operates by two rules. The first rule: "Never lose money and the second rule: "Don't forget rule number one." It's clear that Buffett would never even consider Twitter as an investment. On the other hand, Facebook tells us a different story. If you exclude share-based compensation, the company has done an incredible job growing its income. Although the trailing price-to-earnings ratio stands at 141, the forward ratio is listed at 49, based on the latest Thomson Reuters estimate. Even though that is still quite high, according to Berkshire Hathaway's September holdings, Buffett and company own $750 million worth of Liberty Media. They currently have a forward P/E ratio of 33, we learned based on the same estimate. Here's an often repeated Warren Buffett quote, "It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price," so it's possible that Buffett investing in Facebook is not completely beyond the realm of possibility. But Buffett once gave the reason in one of his letters to shareholders saying exactly why he would never purchase Facebook. Not Trying to Pick the Biggest Winners During a 2001 shareholder letter, Buffett mentions: "At Berkshire, we make no attempt to pick the few winners that will emerge from an ocean of unproven enterprises. We're not smart enough to do that, and we know it." Even though the quote is nearly 12 years old, Buffett wrote this statement right when the technology bubble burst. At the time, the S&P 500 dropped by more than 30% in a two-year period. The NASDAQ dropped about 45% in value. By taking a step backward, this reveals exactly why we see that the social media business is in its infancy even though Facebook controls the social media world. Few people would say that Facebook is unproven at the time, but there was a study in Princeton that says Facebook is going to lose roughly 80% of its entire user base between 2015 and 2017. Obviously, Facebook refutes the claim, and the chief financial officer said it "did see a decrease in daily users specifically among younger teens." Last weekend, time magazine wrote "More Than 11 Million Young People Have Fled Facebook since 2011." This clearly shows that Facebook's business model sees ups and downs, growth and fluctuations, and it may be many years before the best company emerges on top. Let's not deny the fact that the Facebook business and stock has been on quite a roll over the last few years. But looking at the company as a long-term investment the way that Warren Buffett would, there are many questions that still remain.


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Jean Harris, a feisty advocate for gay and lesbian rights and longtime
activist who helped elect openly gay candidates in
, has died. She was 66.
Harris, who had a number of serious health problems, was found June 25 in her Palm Springs home by her partner, Denise Penn. An autopsy to determine the cause of death is underway.
An Orange County native, Harris played a key role in mobilizing support for the so-called lavender sweep of 1990, when San Francisco voters elected two lesbian supervisors and a gay school board member.
She held prominent leadership posts in Democratic circles, including chief of staff to San Francisco Supervisor Harry Britt, who succeeded gay icon
after his assassination in 1978, and deputy to Mayor Frank Jordan after he took office in 1992.
Known as a savvy organizer, Harris became the founding director of Basic Rights
, the state's largest gay-rights organization, in 1996. Under her guidance, the group collaborated with environmental, labor and abortion-rights groups to build a base of 125,000 gay and pro-gay voters that became a decisive force behind the defeat of a 2000 ballot measure to prevent discussions of homosexuality in Oregon schools.
Following the victory in Oregon, she returned to California to serve as executive director of the Alliance for Pride and Equality (now called Equality California), which became one of the state's most influential advocacy organizations for the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals. In 2001 she worked with then-Assemblywoman Carole Migden (D-San Francisco) to pass AB 25, a landmark bill that granted domestic partners many of the same rights as married couples.
"Her legislative advocacy, grass-roots organizing and coalition building became the bedrock for the modern LGBT justice movement in California," Jim Carroll, interim executive director of Equality California, said in a statement this week.
Harris left the organization in 2003 to campaign for Democratic presidential candidate
. She later worked for former state Assembly Speakers Herb Wesson and Fabian Nuñez and former state Senate President Pro Tem
Born in 1944, Harris grew up in Long Beach. She majored in history at Cal State Long Beach before enrolling in post-graduate courses at San Francisco State.
She worked her way through college climbing telephone poles for GTE, eventually rising into the management ranks. In 1971 she entered politics as a field organizer for Sen. George McGovern's presidential campaign. In later years she served as chair of the California Democratic Party's Lesbian/Gay Caucus and president of San Francisco's Harvey Milk Lesbian/Gay Democratic Club.
Once described as "the lesbian
" for her colorful personality and confrontational style, Harris was unabashed about her sexuality and political goals.
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, the former state legislator who chairs the California Democratic Party. "She'd push and sometimes people got upset with her, but she cared enough to not be nice in order to achieve the community's goals."
Harris favored men's clothing, telling authors Karen V. Hansen and Anita Ilta Garey that she wore ties "because I want every man who sees me to know … I'm after their power. … They know right up front, I'm a dyke, I'm tough, I'm here, I want to know exactly what's going on, and if you've got the power, I'm gonna try and take it from you."
In addition to Penn, her partner of 10 years, Harris is survived by her mother, a brother, a sister, four children and a granddaughter.


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As an immigrant to the United States, Antoine Lefebvre looks at how globalization and digital technologies have transformed our relationship to space and how one can create a sense of place in a complex, multilayered world. Playful and poetic in approach to creation – his sculptures vacillate between the physical and virtual as he uses computer programs and industrial techniques alongside everyday materials and objects. Mr. Lefebvre was born in France, where he studied city planning and cinema before moving to New York in 2007. In 2009 he received a Masters in Fine Art at Parsons The New School for Design. His work has been shown in several New York galleries and institutions, as well as in other cities in the US and in Europe including: The Kitchen, New York, NY; FLECKER Gallery, Selden, NY; Dimensions Variable, Miami, FL; NURTUREart, Brooklyn, NY and the Nr. z. P Gallery, Bielefeld, Germany. Artist residencies include the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, NE; The Fountainhead Residency, Miami, FL; The Sculpture Space, Utica, NY; The Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT; and Artists Unlimited, Bielefeld, Germany.
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Bitter Bonds by Lex Valentine
Published by Self Published Genres: BDSM, Gay
Reviewed by Cassie
After a run of bad luck with submissives, Dominant Jake Conrad vows never to collar one again. He's angry when his friends push him into taking in homeless sub Finn, and determined not to fall for their matchmaking. After being treated terribly, beautiful, talented Finn is just as wary as Jake is, which unfortunately brings out Jake's protective streak.
After being disowned by his family and then kicked out by the Dom who used and abused him for five years, Finn Decker has nowhere to go. He accepts a job at Jake's in exchange for room and board. He doesn't expect to be attracted to the commitment-phobic Dom.
Will Jake realize what he could have before he drives Finn away?
Bitter Bonds is a sweet, emotional tale of two scarred men who don't think they're worthy of love finding it in each other. I liked both honorable, gruff Jake and gentle, vulnerable Finn. Their struggle to shed their pasts and move on was enjoyable to read. I also really liked the secondary characters, which included the guys from the first book as well as some other men from the Darkness club. Once again a slight paranormal angle ties this story to the first one, but it's cute rather than intrusive. Overall, I thought Bitter Bonds was less angst-filled than Broken Bonds, but still a good read in its own way. I'm looking forward to seeing the next couple in this series (dare I hope it will be Gavin and his lost love, Alex?).


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BOSTON (Reuters) - Boston City Councilor John Connolly holds a narrow lead in the 12-way race to succeed Mayor Thomas Menino, a fellow Democrat, according to a Boston Herald/Suffolk University poll released on Wednesday.
But Connolly's lead is within the poll's margin of error, with county District Attorney Daniel Conley and state Representative Martin Walsh within striking distance ahead of the city's open preliminary election on Tuesday.
The city's most competitive mayoral election in years has so far largely failed to excite voters in New England's largest city. A few weeks after Menino decided not to seek an unprecedented sixth term in office, Boston was rocked by the April 15th bombing attack at the marathon, events that captured public attention more than political campaigns.
Since then, the Democratic leading candidates have stuck to fairly similar positions, few looking to change the path set by Menino that brought strong economic growth and reduced crime in the city.
Boston holds a non-partisan primary for mayor, and the two biggest vote-getters regardless of party will face off in the November election. The liberal-leaning city has not elected a Republican mayor since 1926.
The Boston Herald/Suffolk University poll found that Connolly had the support of 16 percent of likely voters, while Conley and Walsh each had 12 percent. The poll of 600 likely voters has a 4 percent margin of error.
State Representative Charlotte Golar Richie, who would be the city's first black and first female mayor, had the support of 10 percent of likely voters.
The four leading candidates in this poll roughly match the findings of a University of New Hampshire/Boston Globe poll released on Sunday. It showed Connolly in the lead with 13 percent support, with Richie second at 9 percent.
All the top four candidates are Democrats.
Both polls showed a large portion of voters undecided ahead of the September 24 preliminary election - 19 percent in the Herald poll, 34 percent in the Globe.
Menino, the city's longest-serving mayor, took office in 1993, when his predecessor Raymond Flynn resigned to become U.S. ambassador to the Vatican.
Boston mayors do not face term limits and are rarely defeated in re-election campaigns. Connolly is the one candidate to have announced his campaign before Menino said he would not run again.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Albion College scored touchdowns on consecutive possessions in the second half to pull within two scores and it drove deep into Butler University territory on its last possession, but the Britons were not able to recover from a sizeable halftime deficit. Albion opened the season with a 31-17 loss.
Albion controlled the ball for nearly 20 minutes in the second half. Clinton Orr, who finished with 85 yards on 24 carries, scored the Britons' first touchdown on a 2-yard plunge late in the third quarter. Spencer Krauss hooked up with Brian Spencer for a 16-yard score with 12 minutes to play.
Albion was looking to pull within a touchdown late in the fourth. Krauss completed a 12-yard strike to J.C. Cruse and two throws to Zach Brewer for 34 yards and a pass interference penalty helped the Britons move the ball to the Butler 16. The drive bogged down, Albion turned the ball over on downs and Butler went on to kill the remaining 3:56.
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Krauss completed 21 passes for 189 yards. Brewer, Cruse, and Wes Dolen caught five passes apiece, while Spencer finished with four receptions.
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The Redwood Falls Wal-Mart is working with two local service groups to gather toys for local youngsters, but they need your help Dec. 8.
The national office of Wal-Mart has initiated a new program called FILL THE TRUCK this Christmas season.
The purpose is to assist in an effort to provide new toys for the children of needy families throughout America.
To assist in carrying out this new, experimental program, Wal-Mart has sought the services of an established service organization, The Salvation Army. This program is to be conducted, nationwide on Saturday, Dec. 8, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Wal-Mart is to prepare a list of recommended toys to donate and distribute the list to the customers as they enter the store.
Participating Store Managers have been working with local Salvation Army Units to provide a truck and park it near the entrance to the store and have volunteers to receive and place in the truck donated toys from customers who wish to donate toys that The Salvation Army will then distributed to needy families in time for Christmas.
The toys are to be in "off the shelf" condition and remain in their original packaging and not be gift wrapped.
Here in Redwood County the Wal-Mart Store in Redwood Falls wanted to participate, but the Redwood County Salvation Army Committee was reluctant to participate.
The Committee has only a few members, all of whom are busy with the regular employment and also carrying out the Red Kettle Campaign again this Christmas Season.
No one would be available to adequately promote the program nor have direct access to needy families nor time to distributed the donated toys.
However it was recently learned that the donated toys received at the Redwood Wal-Mart Store could be turned over to the well established SHARE THE SPIRIT program that is already scheduled to provide toys and food and other Christmas gifts to needy families in Redwood County during Dec. 11—13.
When it was learned that Wal-Mart was to promote the program, the Redwood S.A. Committee agreed to secure a truck and volunteers and to be at Wal-Mart to receive the donated toys and store them in the truck and then deliver them to SHARE THE SPIRIT in the Armory at the end of the day.
A truck is being provided by Kohls-Weelborg Ford in Redwood Fall.
Anyone wishing to volunteer to be a part of a two or three person team to work for an hour or two on Dec. 8 to receive and store the donated toys, please contact Roald Haugan at 507-627-3065 or 507-640-0090 to sign up to help.
Two of the team would be in the store lobby to receive and record donated toys and give the donor a receipt, if desired.
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Twigg continued her terrific freshman season as a Lady Bison by picking up two wins for Lipscomb at the Birmingham Southern Invitational. Despite windy and cold conditions, the education major beat a field of 43 women in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:18.13. Later the freshman education major helped lead the 4x400-meter to a team to victory as well, running a 58-second split.
Twigg already owns three wins in the outdoor season, posting a win in the 1500-meter run two weekends ago at UNF.
Ragland, a senior accounting major, won the high jump at the Owls 2010 Outdoor track and Field debut, the Asics Coastal Carolina Invitational in Conway, S.C., Saturday with a top clearance of 1.65 meters, to better all of her competitors in the 33-woman event.
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The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun includes a blend of the most prestigious and dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.


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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Show Me The Honey/Migration Vacation" Show Me the Honey - Sally and Nick have run out of honey! Luckily the Cat knows just where to go to get more. They visit Queen Priscilla Buzzoo who invites them to join in the bee dance to learn how to make honey. Migration Vacation - The purple martin swallow that lives in Sally's backyard has gone missing! The Cat, with the help of a variety of forest creatures, help Nick and Sally track down the bird, and learn how and why birds migrate. D
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The Electric Company "Madame President" Lisa and Francine face off in the election for Book Club President. Can Lisa's campaign message win out over Francine's dirty politics?. D
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Wild Kratts "Stuck On Sharks" Martin and Chris are on a mission to uncover the secret life of the mysterious Great White Shark. They use Aviva's incredible Remora Rocketsub to "stick with" a female shark and soon learn that the giant predator of the sea actually has lots of challenges to contend with and that she could help them discover something that no one has ever seen before - the birth of Great White shark pups. But when Gourmand sniffs around looking for ingredients for his Shark Fin Soup recipe, the Wild Kratts team must help rescue their new friend. D
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Cyberchase "Gone with the Fog" The CyberSquad is in Gollywood making a movie when Glittertown's top designer, hairdresser and make-up artist go missing in a dense and unexpected fog. Turns out Hacker is responsible and has spirited the stylists away to his home base. Cyberspace's favorite weathercaster Stormy Gale (Janice Huff) helps the kids discover how to make fog, but to pull off a daring rescue, the kids have to find the elusive dew point at the Northern Frontier on their own. D
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PBS Convention Coverage -- A Newshour Special Report "Republican Convention" Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff anchor live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida.G
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Author Notes: Loosely based on the "New Foccacia" recipe in "The Gluten Free Gourmet Bakes Bread". This recipe is, dare I say, much better. It is streamlined, with less ingredients, vegan, and acts and rises like a traditional gluten filled recipe. One reason is that there is less moisture. In many GF pizza recipes the suggestion is to make it very runny and not really let it rise because GF flours don't tolerate kneading very well. While the latter is true, I have found that making a GF dough with the traditional consistency is advantageous. I make this dough the night before I plan to make pizza, and let it rise in the fridge overnight. It makes 2 12-13 inch pizzas so I will often freeze the other half and just let it thaw and rise in the fridge in the same way before I am ready to use it. Something about this process gives a wonderful body to the dough that you cannot replicate through soda leavening. I must however, pay homage to this book, it taught me the basics and from there I was able to develop a lot of my own original recipes. Pizza, for me and many other celiacs, is like the holy grail of gluten free foods. It is the texture I think that we miss the most. This recipe also works great as a base for artisan bread. Sweet treats are a little easier to disguise with added flavors and sugar, but a really good gluten free bread dough, actual yeast risen bread dough is much more difficult to attain. Well it was, until now. I hope you find this recipe as amazingly simple, and simply amazing as I do. —American Gastronomic
Makes: 2 12-13 inch pizzas
Dry Ingredients
1 1/2
cups any GF flour blend (I like Gluten Free Pantry brand)
1 1/2
cups Quinoa Flakes
teaspoon salt
2 1/2
teaspoons yeast granules
Wet Ingredients
tablespoons Flax meal
tablespoons water
tablespoons olive oil
tablespoon sugar
cup warm water
- In a stand mixer, mix together all wet ingredients except for the 1/2 cup warm water. Let sit until flax meal thickens the mixture (5 min or so).
- In a separate bowl thoroughly combine all dry ingredients.
- With the mixer on low speed slowly add the flour into the wet mixture, adding a bit of water as you go. The dough should resemble a traditional pizza dough. Very thick, but not crumbly. Turn your mixer speed to a medium speed for a few minutes to agitate the dough.
- Turn out the dough into a medium to large size bowl. Immediately freeze half if you want to only make one pizza. Cover the bowl with a damp tea or hand towel and place in the fridge over night until ready to use. Take out the dough 1-2 hours prior to baking to let it continue to rise and come to room temperature.
- Bake in a 450 preheated oven until edges are browned and any toppings and cheese melted. We use a preheated pizza stone to bake on. If you do not have a pizza stone, depending on your desired level of crispiness, you may want to pre bake the dough for 5-10 min on a greased and floured baking sheet before adding toppings.
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Spice Up Your Cooking With Za'atar: 9 Recipes to Make Now
After visiting a za'atar farm in Lebanon and bringing home a couple bags of the tangy, herbaceous spice blend, I'm inspired to start using it more in my cooking. Luckily, I'm not the first to fall in love with this Middle Eastern spice, so it isn't hard to find tons of great recipes that use za'atar in unusual and tasty ways. From za'atar-rubbed roasted chicken to Yotam Ottolenghi's roasted butternut squash with za'atar, here are nine recipes that use this intriguing spice.
Za'atar and Pomegranate Roasted Chicken at Sips and Spoonfuls
- 1 Flatbread Recipe: Manakish Zaatar at The Kitchn
- 2 Za'atar and Pomegranate Roasted Chicken at Sips and Spoonfuls
- 3 Chickpea Za'atar Salad at Green Kitchen Stories
- 4 Baked Za'atar Eggplant Fries with Lemon Tahini Dip at The Kitchn
- 5 Vegan Party (or Anytime!) Snack: Za'atar Popcorn at The Kitchn
Baked Za'atar Eggplant Fries with Lemon Tahini Dip
- 6 Sweet Potato Soup with Feta and Za'atar Oil at Food52
- 7 Yotam Ottolenghi's Roasted Butternut Squash and Red Onion with Tahini and Za'atar at Bon Appétit
- 8 Snack Recipe: Za'atar Pita Chips with Yogurt Dip at The Kitchn
- 9 Fattoush Salad with Zaatar Baked Pita Crisps at The Gouda Life
If you can't find za'atar near you or want to try your hand at making your own version of the spice blend, take a look at these instructions:
How do you like to use za'atar?
(Images: Emily Ho; Sips and Spoonfuls; Green Kitchen Stories; Megan Gordon; Stephanie Barlow; Sarah Shatz/Food52; Jonathan Lovekin/Bon Appetit; Stephanie Barlow; The Gouda Life)


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Crew Chiefs Named for Cup Series, Nationwide Series Teams
December 1, 2009
Roy McCauley, who has served as a Cup Series crew chief for the past four years with the team, will remain with Penske Racing and assume a leadership role within the organization.
Guy will lead the No. 12 Penske Dodge Cup Series team, while Wolfe will serve as crew chief for the No. 22 Discount Tire Dodge squad that will compete full-time in the Nationwide Series with Keselowski behind the wheel.
Guy, 36, most recently worked as the crew chief on the No. 78 Furniture Row Racing car driven by Regan Smith in Cup Series competition. A native of Lancaster, Penn., Guy is an experienced crew chief that has worked in NASCAR's Camping World Truck Series, Nationwide Series and at the Cup Series level.
"I am really excited to join Penske Racing and I'm looking forward to the opportunities that lie ahead with the No. 12 Penske Dodge team," said Guy. "Over the years, the No. 12 team has had a lot of success, including winning the 2008 Daytona 500, and we certainly want to build on that tradition of winning. Brad (Keselowski) is one of the most talented drivers in NASCAR and we will work together to develop his skills and make this team the best it can be."
Wolfe, a former competitor on the track, will team with Keselowski to pursue the 2010 Nationwide Series championship with the No. 22 Discount Tire Dodge team. The 32-year-old native of Milford, N.Y., raced in the Nationwide Series and completed his fourth season as a crew chief in 2009 as he led the charge for the No. 11 CJM Racing team with drivers Scott Lagasse, Jr., Denny Hamlin and others.
"The chance to work with Penske Racing and a driver as skilled as Brad is a tremendous opportunity," said Wolfe. "With the team that we will have in place, we know that 2010 will be a special season for the No. 22 Discount Tire Dodge and we will work hard to make sure we are ready to meet the challenge."
"Both Jay and Paul have a lot of experience throughout all levels of motorsports competition and they each seem to get the most out of the teams and drivers that they work with," said Keselowski. "I'm really looking forward to working with Jay next season in my first full season of Cup Series competition with the No. 12 Penske Dodge team. We are also excited to race for the Nationwide Series title with Paul and the No. 22 Discount Tire Dodge team in 2010."


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The Tizen prototype device is relatively simple and not particularly sophisticated - it's also quite large, and doesn't even have a camera. It's pretty clear it was thrown together specifically for developers to get accustomed to Tizen, and the project's relatively early state is reflected in the device's and software's performance.
So, what does Tizen look like? Well, it's basically a hybrid between TouchWiz and Bada, with a firm dash of WebOS and Mozilla's Boot To Gecko in that applications are written in HTML5. Due to its history, you'll find aspects of both MeeGo and Moblin in there as well, especially at the lower levels - however, you won't find MeeGo's Qt APIs for application development in there. What you also won't find - which I think is a damn shame - are the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries. EFL was to be a core aspect of Tizen's base (the Samsung Linux Platform) and initially also of Tizen; however, the project is now going to be entirely HTML5.
This raises a number of interesting questions. WebOS combines both web technologies and native development, and is in the process of being released as open source. Mozilla is working on Boot To Gecko, which is also entirely HTML5-based. Nokia has its Harmattan and Meltemi MeeGo bastard children. Samsung has its - relatively successful - Bada operating system. And there's bound to be a few more.
While I obviously applaud such diversity, I'm also wondering if it's a wise strategy at this point in the smartphone market. This market is quite far removed from being an actual market, with far too many external factors - carriers, mostly - having an enormous amount of influence over what we can and cannot buy. With the large players backing this many different operating systems, I fear none of them will be able to capture any kind of serious mindshare (whether with users, developers, or carriers), dooming them all to death.
Even a market like the desktop operating systems market was effectively closed off, killing any kind of competition right dead. With that in mind, how do you think all these alternatives are going to fare in the even more restricted smartphone market? I wished things were different, but sadly, I have to conclude it would make far more sense for these parties to work together on a single, well-supported open source mobile operating system, based on Linux, incorporating ideas from the current myriad of disparate efforts.
As much as it pains me to say - I'm a geek, the more alternatives the better - I'd rather have one viable and well-supported alternative than a dozen stillborn unsupported ones. This market needs a single, fixed target - not a dozen moving and ever-changing ones.


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NORTH Yorkshire golfer Simon Dyson's return to the European Tour was solid if not spectacular as he finished joint-52nd in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
The world number 71 finished the tournament at his consistent best, overcoming two early bogeys to card a one under par round of 71 for a level par total.
In finishing alongside Thomas Bjorn, Paul Lawrie and Ricardo Gonzalez, Dyson pocketed 7,677 euros.
That was some way short of the 336,000-euro prize sealed by winner Jamie Donaldson, who edged out Justin Rose by a stroke on 14 under par at the Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
York-born Dyson bogeyed the second and third holes of his final round, but then embarked on a faultless 15 holes.
A dozen pars were augmented by birdies at the fifth, eighth and 13th.
The previous day, Malton & Norton Golf Club ace Dyson dropped six spots on the leaderboard after adding a level par third round 72 to his opening rounds of 75 and 70.
A bogey at the par four third hole was cancelled out with a birdie four at the eighth, but another shot went astray at the ninth.
The 35-year-old's up and down round was back on the level with another birdie at the par five tenth.
A dropped shot at the 14th was evened out by a final birdie at the par four 17th, leaving him one over par for the tournament, his first of the new season.


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|Accession number
|BZS.1955.1.4268 (formerly DO 55.1.4268)
|35 mm
|Previous Editions
DO Seals 6, no. 27.2; Zacos–Veglery, no. 30b.
The Mother of God standing,, wearing a chiton and maphorion, and holding Christ on her left arm. A cross potent at left and right. Wreath border.
Half-length representation of Philippikos, with short beard and mustache, wearing a crown with a cross and loros, and holding a globus cruciger in his right hand and in his left a staff topped by an eagle. His hair is worn long at the sides, and his sidelocks are combed downward and curled at bottom. Circular inscription beginning at left. Wreath border.
[D(ominus) n(oster) F]ilepicus multus an(nus?).
Dominus noster Filepicus multus annus.
Our lord Philippikos, [reign] many years.
The inclusion of an identifying inscription on imperial seals was revived during Justinian II's second reign, a practice that was continued in Philippikos's chancery. There is a striking similarity between gold coins and seals in both the quality of craftsmanship and figure modeling (for example, DOC 2.2:1h; MIB 3, Prägetabelle 15, nos. 1–4). The Mother of God continues to be depicted on the seals, but on the emperor's solidi Christ's bust is replaced with a cross-on-steps.
|Accession number
|BZS.1955.1.4268 (formerly DO 55.1.4268)
|35 mm
|Previous Editions
DO Seals 6, no. 27.2; Zacos–Veglery, no. 30b.
- Catalogue of Byzantine Seals at Dumbarton Oaks and in the Fogg Museum of Art, Volume 6: Emperors, Patriarchs of Constantinople, Addenda
- Byzantine Lead Seals, vol. 1
- Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittemore Collection, vol. 2, Phocas to Theodosius III (602–717)
- Moneta Imperii Byzantini : Rekonstruktion des Prägeaufbaues auf synoptisch-tabellarischer Grundlage


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JONESBORO, Ark. (AStateRedWolves.com) — As part of the organizational restructuring of the Red Wolves Foundation, Arkansas State Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir is also putting an emphasis on enhancing corporate partnerships and announced Thursday that Doug Doggett has moved into a new position as Associate Athletics Director for Corporate Sales.
Doggett has been closely involved with corporate sales for ASU since 2007, previously serving as Associate Athletics Director for External Operations and Director of both the formerly-named Indian Club and Red Wolf Club. Corporate support has seen modest increases throughout the last few years, but has been identified as an area with the potential for significant growth.
"I'm extremely proud of the progress we've made in several of the external areas," said Doggett. "But with so many responsibilities under the external relations umbrella and the demand to generate new revenue, I am confident spreading out some of those duties will help us grow in all areas."
Doggett came to ASU after serving as Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations at St. Bernards Healthcare. Before working at St. Bernards, Doggett was Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at Regions Bank in Jonesboro. A familiar face in Northeast Arkansas, Doggett also served as News/Weather anchor at KAIT for eight years prior to his time at Regions Bank.
A native of White Hall, Doggett earned his Bachelor of Communications degree from Arkansas State in 1992.
"Doug has a history of experience with our corporate sales area, and he is very familiar with our region and the state of Arkansas," said Mohajir. "His new focus in the corporate sales area will help streamline roles to generate new revenue."


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Urban Renewal takes a turn next week – literally.
As part of the ongoing State Street Urban Renewal Project, the City of Hood River is planning to close Oak Street to all vehicular traffic from First and State to Front and State starting Monday, Feb. 10, providing the required permits have been processed by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
The closure will be from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m., Monday through Friday with the street being open to traffic nights and weekends.
The work is expected to take approximately three months, with intermittent closures during this time.
It is an extension of the Urban Renewal work that has kept portions of State Street closed or narrowed to single lane since November. The Oak and Front part of the project also represents a shift of emphasis from State to Oak/Front.
Here's how it will work: Next week on Oak and Front, eastbound traffic will be detoured at Second and Oak streets, and westbound traffic will be detoured at Front and State, using Second Street and State Street as the detour route.
The work zone comprises the curve on Oak where it meets Front Street; adjoining businesses include Celilo Restaurant, Ground coffeehouse, Kayak Shed, Big Winds, Astro, attorney Scott Franke, Gorge Surf Shop, and Hood River Bagel Shop
Delivery vehicles will be allowed access as needed. Pedestrian access will be provided to all businesses at all times, but delays should be expected.
If you have any questions or concerns, contact Gary Lindemyer at 541-387-5204.
Sidewalk removal continues
Hardly a stretch of State between Front and Sixth street remains untouched by some aspect of the downtown Urban Renewal Project, scheduled for completion in May.
(Tuesday's snowfall shut down Urban Renewal work for the day.)
Extensive removal of sidewalks or curbside planting area were taking place in front of the County Courthouse and the block just adjacent to the west, in front of Riverside Community Church.
A block away, from Second down to Front, crews are cutting up portions of sidewalk and completing undergrounding of "dry" utility lines.
Pedestrian access remains open at all locations, other than at selective times when sidewalks are closed for safety reasons.
Businesses along State Street remain open. Astro gas station at Front and State currently maintains the same east-bound ingress from State Street, but drivers need to take a right from Front onto State, and another right into the pump lanes.
The forthcoming work on Front Street may cause temporary changes in the Astro access, meaning customers would drive up to the pumps from the east, coming off of Front Street
City water pipeline work
will change Heights traffic
Be prepared for a major, though temporary, change in traffic patterns on the Heights starting later in February.
Portions of the one-way 12th and 13th streets will become two-way thoroughfares as the city continues the water main installation on Belmont, across 12th and 13th, along Union Street to Wilson Street.
The rerouting could come as early as Feb. 24, but is weather-dependent.
When it happens, essentially 12th and 13th will be rendered two-way streets between A Street and the 12th/13th split adjacent to Hood River Armory.
The start date will be known once state ODOT permits are in place.
See Saturday's edition for details.
Excavation between 22nd and 13th streets, and installation of the 2-foot pipes staged along Belmont Avenue, should be installed should take place over the next two to three weeks. The project has focused for the past two weeks on the critical underground junction at 22nd and Belmont, where crews are installing a pressure relief valve for the new pipes.
This is the text of the Heights traffic rerouting advisory issued last week by the city:
The City of Hood River is on the final segment of the waterline main project, from the intersection of Belmont/Avalon and continuing down Belmont to Union Street then up 11th Street to the Wilson Street reservoir.
Moore Excavation Inc. has been installing the 24-inch pipe on Belmont. Flaggers are present to assist traffic control.
Starting Feb. 24 (subject to change) MEI will be installing the pipe across 13th and 12th streets. When installing pipe across 13th the southbound traffic will be diverted to 12th at A Street, making 12th a "two-way."
When installing pipe across 12th the northbound traffic will be diverted to 13th at Nix Drive, making 13th a "two-way."
Signs and traffic cones will also instruct motorists on the proper pathways.
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|The John Wayne Collection
Genres: Westerns
NR 2004 5hr 30min
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Mike Martin | the west | 04/13/2006
(2 out of 5 stars)
"Only one of the 7 movies is in color, contrary to the info provided here."
Saddles, bridles and Waynes
Annie Van Auken | Planet Earth | 08/02/2008
(3 out of 5 stars)
"THE JOHN WAYNE COLLECTION from TGG (aka Diamond Entertainment Group) is five DVDs containing 13 hour-long b&w 'B' westerns that Duke made in the 1930s. You also get one full-length 1960s movie (in color), a TV documentary hosted by Mr. Wayne and a career retrospective. Also included are trivia, data for all films, photos and bios.
These public domain movies have not been restored, so transfer quality is dependent on source material. Anyone familiar with "value-priced" DVD sets should know what to expect here.
For more great old western stars like Hoot Gibson, Tex Ritter, Gene Autry, Ken Maynard, Roy Rogers and Johnny Mack Brown, you can't beat the FRONTIER JUSTICE 50 Movie Pack, from MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT.
Parenthetical numbers preceding titles are 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings found at a film research website.
(5.4) The Trail Beyond (1934) - John Wayne/Verna Hillie/Noah Beery/Noah Beery Jr.
(5.6) Blue Steel (1934) - John Wayne/Eleanor Hunt/George 'Gabby' Hayes/Yakima Canutt
(5.5) The Star Packer (1934) - John Wayne/Verna Hillie/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.1) Texas Terror (1935) - John Wayne/Lucile Browne/George "Gabby" Hayes
BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery
(5.2) The Lawless Range (1935) - John Wayne/Sheila Bromley/Frank McGlynn/Yakima Canutt
(6.0) Hell Town ("Born To The West") (1937) - John Wayne/Marsha Hunt/Johnny Mack Brown/Lucien Littlefield
(6.8) Angel And The Badman (1947) - John Wayne/Gail Russell/Harry Carey/Bruce Cabot
BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery
(5.4) Paradise Canyon (1935) - John Wayne/Marion Burns/Yakima Canutt
(5.9) West Of The Divide (1934) - John Wayne/Nancy Schubert/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.4) Sagebrush Trail (1933) - John Wayne/Nancy Shubert/Yakima Canutt
BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery
(6.0) Winds Of The Wasteland (1936) - John Wayne/Phyllis Cerf/Lane Chandler
(5.6) Randy Rides Alone (1934) - John Wayne/Alberta Vaughn/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.1) 'Neath The Arizona Skies (1934) - John Wayne/Sheila Terry/Yakima Canutt
BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery
(7.2) McLintock! (1963) - John Wayne/Maureen O'Hara/Patrick Wayne/Stefanie Powers/Chill Wills/Yvonne DeCarlo/Jerry Van Dyke/Edgar Buchanan/Bruce Cabot /Strother Martin/Bob Steele
(6.9) The American West Of John Ford (TV-1971-doc.) - John Ford/John Wayne/Henry Fonda/James Stewart/Andy Devine (cameo)
John Wayne: A Retrospective
BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery"
Anne Kathleen | In front of my Mac, United States | 08/01/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"(From the cover)
3 great Western classics in one volume.
Blue Steel - John Wayne is US Marshal Caruthers, who infiltrates a gang of outlaws threatening a town that's sitting on a huge vein of gold.
Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Stars John Wayne, Gabby Hayes, Yakima Canutt
'Neath Arizona Skies - John Wayne is Chris Morrell, a man charged with the task of protecting a young Indian girl's oil rich property from the men who want to steal it.
Directed by Harry Frasier. Stars John Wayne, Yakima Canutt, Buffalo Bill, Jr.
Riders of Destiny - John Wayne is Singin' Sandy, a tuneful but tough undercover agent out to help besieged farmers regain their water rights. This is one of the few films in which the Duke is a singing cowboy - truly a unique side of his early career.
Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Stars John Wayne, Cecilia Parker, Gabby Hayes
Total running time is 164 minutes."
Stephen R. Bewley | Pyongtek, S. Korea | 02/09/2008
(1 out of 5 stars)
"Trying to complete my "Wayne" collection, I saw some titles I hadn't seen before. They turned out to be colorized versions of"Dawn Rider", "Paradise Valley" and "Winds of the Wastelands". The color is washed and not very good. To be fair, the original B&W versions are also included. Run away!"