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Mandate Cost Calculator
Sponsored by Ohioans for Sustainable Jobs**
A 2008 Ohio energy law established mandates that require the state's major electric utilities to reduce customers' electric use each year. By 2025, the mandated usage reduction is more than 22 percent. When the mandates were put in Ohio law, our economy was still booming, energy prices were high and forecasted to go higher, and it appeared that our energy options were limited.
Fast forward nearly five years. Ohio's landscape has radically changed and the reasons for the government mandates no longer exist. Today, recovery from the recession is slow, electricity use has declined, prices for electricity have dropped significantly, and Ohio is growing jobs and improving its economy by developing a new, plentiful natural energy resource – shale gas.
Customers currently pay for these government mandates through tax-like charges that are embedded in electric bills (the tax is not applied to customers of municipal electric utilities or electric cooperatives). Worse yet, these charges are expected to increase by more than 400% in the next decade unless the law is changed or eliminated.
Some illustrations of the typical mandate costs for a variety of Ohio customers is available via the link below. The typical illustrations show the rates currently in effect and the proposed rates pending at the PUCO.
(as of 07/01/19)
The mandate cost calculation tool below will help you reveal how much mandate tax is in your electric bill.
How to use the calculator:
To use the mandate cost calculation tool, you will need to know your typical monthly energy consumption in kilowatt-hours, the name of the electric distribution utility that provides your service, and the rate schedule on which you receive service. You can locate this information on your monthly electricity bill.
If you are not certain who your electric distribution utility is, you can use a database maintained by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to enter your physical address and identify your electric distribution utility. The database can be accessed by clicking here.
Commercial and industrial customers of AEP Ohio (in either the Ohio Power Company rate zone or Columbus Southern Power rate zone) will need to know their service delivery voltage; that is, the voltage at the point of delivery for your distribution service, and their monthly kilowatt (kW) demand.
Once you have accumulated the information to use the mandate cost calculation tool, enter your monthly energy usage in kilowatt-hours, select your electricity distribution utility from the drop down menu options and then select the rate schedule under which you receive service. Commercial and industrial customers of AEP Ohio then have to identify their service delivery voltage (listed as "Tariff" or "Rate Tariff" on your AEP Ohio bill). If you do not know your delivery service voltage:
Once you have entered this information and provided your selections, hit the calculate button to see how much you pay each month due to Ohio's mandates. Please note the Default Renewable/Advanced Resource Mandate Tax amount listed is shown for non-shopping customers on the standard service offer rate. Shopping customers pay their competitive retail electric service provider a price that includes each competitive suppliers' unique cost to comply with Ohio's Renewable/Advanced Resource Mandate Tax.
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By Brian Richards | Industry | January 6, 2017 |
By Brian Richards | Industry | January 6, 2017 |
Lee Daniels, director of Precious, The Butler, a lesser-known movie called Shadowboxer in which Cuba Gooding Jr. and Helen Mirren are contract killers who are sexually involved with one another despite the fact that they are stepmother and stepson (I already like this more than Radio), and co-creator of Empire, has been on a press tour recently to promote and discuss his newest drama for FOX called Star. The show follows a trio of aspiring singers as they struggle to achieve stardom and success in the music industry. And he discussed his motivations behind the creation of Star and his casting of a White actress (Jude Demorest) as the lead character named Star.
From EBONY.com:
"We are in a very dangerous state right now in our country and I wanted White people to feel good about being White because right now, there's a lot of hatred going on," Daniels explains before further detailing the story he created. "It started out with this White girl that was just badass and would do anything: kill, rob, have sex, whatever to get to the top. Then, I realized as I was writing, that it was more about a girl group. Their whole world is about what happened to me when I left home and went to Hollywood and the struggles I went through. "
Uh … huh. And while discussing Star with the New York Times and the topic of #OscarsSoWhite (the hashtag created by April Reign, a.k.a. @ReignOfApril on Twitter, to bring attention to the lack of diversity and representation in many aspects of the film industry) came up, Daniels let his feelings be known about it and they weren't positive or supportive:
"Go out and do the work," he fumed over oatmeal at his apartment. "Oscars so white! So what? Do your work. Let your legacy speak and stop complaining, man. Are we really in this for the awards?
"If I had thought that way — that the world was against me — I wouldn't be here now," he added. "These whiny people that think we're owed something are incomprehensible and reprehensible to me. I don't expect acknowledgment or acceptance from white America. I'm going to be me."
OK, Lee. It's late and there's only so much sleep I'm willing to sacrifice in order to respond to this bullshit you're spouting to every reporter being assigned to listen to it, so I'll keep this short.
1) You want White people to feel good about being White? Are you fucking serious right now? You actually formed this thought in your head and allowed it to leave your mouth as a fully-formed sentence to be printed up for the entire world to see? Jesus fucking wept.
The fact that you actually think it's your duty and responsibility to fill White people with pride about their Whiteness is downright laughable.
2) White people already have way too much fucking pride about their Whiteness as it is. It's why they jump into the mentions of every Black Lives Matter discussion on social media and say that All Lives Matter/Blue Lives Matter. It's why they write articles at the end of every year to tell us what slang words created by Black people are overused and need to stop being said, despite the fact that they're the ones responsible for overusing said slang words and using them badly in the first place. It's why they say dumb shit like America is the greatest country in the world, even though it's anything but. It's why people like Jenna Jameson think that slut-shaming someone for being a woman, let alone for being a former sex worker expressing her political opinions on a public forum, is something that only Black people do. It's why many of them walked into a voting booth and allowed a racist/rapist/liar/con artist/bully/incompetent to become our next President and then went on to place their "I Voted" stickers on to the gravestone of a woman who loved her own Whiteness and that of her fellow White women, and who would also spit at the very thought of any non-White person being able to achieve that same right to vote.
3) Someone who is Black and gay and has been working in the film industry for as long as you have … you're really going to come at Black people and at #OscarsSoWhite with this "Black people need to work hard and pull themselves up by the bootstraps" bullshit? Especially when you just sat at a roundtable with other television writers and dragged them for not having enough diversity in their own writers' rooms? For the record, #OscarsSoWhite was created to remind Hollywood, to remind everyone, of something that's been obvious for far too long and is especially obvious when the list of people nominated for Oscars in every category looks like the cast of a Christmas movie airing on The Hallmark Channel: There isn't nearly enough diversity when it comes to the people who appear in films, the people who write/direct/produce films, or the people who run the movie studios and production companies that green-light these films, and how that needs to change as soon as possible. There isn't anything 'whiny' about wanting more non-White people like yourself to have opportunities to work and to tell their stories, and for you to imply otherwise really makes me wish that Cookie Lyon were real, so that she could run up on you and do this:
4) White people don't need Star, which looks about as entertaining to watch as Mac & Me a.k.a. Paul Rudd's favorite movie, to feel good about being White. They already have CBS, MTV, Fox News, The WB/The CW (and I say that as someone who watches The CW, who grew up loving The WB, and who still gets sad whenever I watch this ad from back in the day), the books of Nicholas Sparks, and…oh yeah, ninety percent of all movies, television shows, books, albums, and podcasts to do that for them every single time they demand to be entertained, and said entertainment usually comes in the form of people who look and sound exactly like them telling stories and saying things about people who look and sound exactly like them.
Rest assured, Lee, you have nothing at all to worry about when it comes to White people feeling good about being White. So shut the fuck up.
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Anything Goes, Cole Porter, Debbie Kurup, Matt Rawle, Opera House, P.G. Wodehouse, Stephen Matthews
Songs by Cole Porter
Opera House, Manchester
8 April 2015
An entertaining evening of delightful songs and superlative dance, this musical perfectly captures the moment when America segued (nosedived?) from the Jazz Age into the Great Depression. The youthful arrogance and devil-may-care attitude is still there, but it's waning somewhat.
I found the story – a knockabout farce penned by, among others, P.G. Wodehouse and ending like one of those Shakespeare comedies with multiple weddings – to be quite absurd, but the splendid Cole Porter songs and the spectacular tap dance routines more than made up for it. Debbie Kurup (Reno) and Matt Rawle (Billy), the two leads, were wonderful, absolutely top-notch, and another performer who caught the eye was Stephen Matthews. He played Lord Evelyn Oakley, a Wodehouse-veined English aristocrat, with freshness and real verve. His performance of 'The Gypsy in Me', complete with tango steps and a rose between the teeth, was one of the stand-out moments in the show.
It was exhilarating to hear so many Cole Porter standards one after another: 'I Get a Kick Out of You', 'You're the Top', 'Friendship ', 'Easy to Love ', 'It's De-Lovely' and, of course, the title song, 'Anything Goes'. Many of these songs are rightly admired for their lyric inventiveness and verbal dexterity, but there were several lesser-known gems here too. Of these I'd single out the gospel/Negro Spiritual-tinged 'Blow, Gabriel, Blow' – a rollicking number – and the exquisitely poignant lyric of 'Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye'. There are 19 Cole Porter songs in total in this show, so you are pretty much spoilt for choice. A great night out.
Anything Goes is at the Opera House until 18 April, then tours throughout the UK. Full tour dates can be found here.


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Latest Apple rumours have suggested that the Cupertino company has partnered with Intel to work on a new Apple Smart Watch device, tipped for an early 2013 unveiling.
Seemingly set to follow a design similar to that of the past generation iPod Nanos, the rumoured Apple Smart Watch is said to host a compact 1.5-inch OLED touchscreen display with indium tin oxide coated glass. Tipped to run the company's iPhone and iPad packing iOS mobile operating system, the expected Apple Smart Watch release date has been rumoured to follow an unveiling in the first half of the new year.
Whilst little is currently known about the rumoured Apple Smart Watch, an Apple branded wrist worn gadget would be expected to help reinvigorate a market currently failing to capture widespread public interest. With Sony and LG having both launched Smart Watches to little acclaim, an Apple branded product is said to be in the works in partnership with Intel, with the as yet unconfirmed device said to be capable of talking to iPhone handsets via a low-power Bluetooth connection.
The new Apple Smart Watch rumours, which have come out of Asia, have offered little details on the mooted wrist wear from the iMac and Apple TV manufacturer, with little answered as to whether the device will be able to host its own applications or simply relay details and alerts sent from Apple handsets.
Far from the only Apple product rumoured for a 2013 release date, recent Apple rumours have seen the Cupertino company tipped to expand all key lines in the coming 12 months with a fifth-generation iPad to launch in the same calendar year as the iPhone 5S and an iPad mini 2 with Retina display.
Elsewhere, the long rumoured Apple iTV release date is expected for 2013 with industry analysts claiming that Apple's first television set will touch down in October 2013 ahead of a pre-Christmas release date.
Would you be tempted by an Apple Smart Watch and what would it need to be able to do to pike your interest? Let us know via the Trusted Reviews Twitter and Facebook feeds or through the comment boxes below.


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Simple, fast setup. Excellent interface. Covers all areas of personal finance. Account access, bill paying with thousands of institutions. Customizable alerts. Good cash-flow management.
Lacks some features Quicken pioneered, such as the ability to attach documents to transactions. Requires Windows Live ID for maximum security and online aggregation.
Bottom Line
Microsoft Money Premium 2007 is an elegant, easily navigable personal-finance management powerhouse, offering more than most consumers need.
After more than a decade of impressive development on its Money personal finance manager, Microsoft apparently decided to take a breather this year: Money Premium 2007 has changed little since last year, save some new budgeting and spending tools and minor enhancements. It remains a formidable competitor to market leader Quicken, in no small part because of its elegant design and ease of usebut Quicken, which had stronger innovation in its latest update, squeaks past Money Premium this year.
Money links to thousands of financial institutions, simplifying your workflow if you're wired for online banking and bill-paying. Alerts and reminders of items such as bills due keep you on your toes, and seamlessly integrated content from MSN Money helps improve your financial acumen. This version of Money Premium adds a Savings & Spending Budget tool to the basic bookkeeping capabilities. The feature attempts to help you limit committed expenses (regular ones, like mortgage and utilities) to 60 percent of your income. It divides the rest of your income among long- and short-term savings, retirement savings, and occasional expenses. This approach to spending and saving isn't revolutionary, and it can be difficult to follow, but the guidance makes sense and the tool works well.
Little else of note has changed. Money Premium still offers terrific portfolio management and other investment tools, as well as the best long-term planner I've seen in personal finance software. The tax-planning feature and the ability to export Money data to tax software keeps you current with your government obligations, and a comprehensive suite of customizable reports provides an ongoing gauge of your financial progress and future. Microsoft bundles more than $300 worth of extra financial services and software, including one year of credit monitoring, capital-gains management, and a charitable-donation tracker.
If you're a current Money Premium user, I see no reason for you to upgrade unless you haven't done so for a few years. Consumers new to personal finance software won't go wrong by starting out with Money Premium, though, as it's one of the most mature desktop programs of any available. But Quicken 2007 still comes out slightly ahead this year.
More reviews:
H&R Block Deluxe 2019 (Tax Year 2018)
Intuit TurboTax Deluxe 2019 (Tax Year 2018)
Liberty Tax Online Basic 2019 (Tax Year 2018)
Jackson Hewitt Online 2019 (Tax Year 2018)
FreeTaxUSA Deluxe 2019 (Tax Year 2018)


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New York—You've seen her costume design in trendsetting movies and TV shows such as "Sex and the City," "Devil Wears Prada," "Ugly Betty," and if you're lucky, you've attended her over-the-top fashion shows.
Perhaps you've also seen her limited-edition clothing line for HSN, or shopped at her quirky boutique, which has been a downtown New York staple for the past 30 years.
Field is also known for her special commissions, which she has done for Coca Cola, Skyy Vodka, even Mattel's Barbie. She's been nominated for an Academy Award and won an Emmy for her work.
And while there are accessories sold at her boutique, the savvy stylist is now reinventing herself as a brand, and has signed on with international licensing and consulting firm Artestar to create it. Artestar is looking to extend the Patricia Field brand into all "fashion related, relevant consumer product, and lifestyle product categories or creative services."
While not manufacturers, Artestar will serve as agents to set up partnerships with various accessories companies and others in different industries. Stay tuned!


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July 2010
7/31 Z says he's ready to start
Carlos Zambrano is ready to start. Now. Not next season, but now.
Alan Trammell, subbing for Lou Piniella, who was attending the funeral of his uncle in Tampa, Fla., was able to get Zambrano back in action for the first time since he was reinstated from the restricted list on Saturday night.
"I was trying to pick the right spot," Trammell said. "He got himself in a little bit of trouble but got out of it which was nice to see. Hopefully, that will gie him some confidence and get him back into the team."
Zambrano entered in the seventh. Carlos Gonzalez had hit a sacrifice fly to give the Rockies a 5-2 lead and there was one on and one out. Zambrano walked Troy Tulowitzki, then gave up a single to Melvin Mora to load the bases. Zambrano struck out Seth Smith and got Brad Hawpe to pop up and end the inning.
"It's just another game for me," Zambrano said. "I just want to get hitters out."
He'd also like to be considered for the Cubs rotation. There's a vacancy following the trade of Ted Lilly.
"I'm ready," Zambrano said. "I'm ready to pitch Tuesday, Thursday."
We'll wait until Piniella comes back to make that call. As of now, Thomas Diamond is scheduled to start Tuesday in Lilly's spot and make his Major League debut.
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Minor matters
The Iowa Cubs scored four runs in the first on Friday but rain halted play. The game will be made up Aug. 31 in Albuquerque.
Matt Spencer hit a solo homer, his 11th, to help Tennessee beat West Tenn, 5-4. Jake Muyco picked up the win in relief and Marcos Mateo converted his third save.
Alberto Cabrera threw six shutout innings to help Daytona beat Palm Beach, 11-2. It was the Cubs' 12th consecutive win. Rebel Ridling had four hits and four RBIs, while Michael Brenly and Kyler Burke each had three hits.
Frank Batista gave up two runs on five hits over five innings and struck out six in Peoria's 5-2 win over Wisconsin. Matt Szczur was hitless in five at-bats to end his hitting streak at 21 games.
Brent Ebinger threw five scoreless innings but it wasn't enough as Boise lost 3-2 to Vancouver. Anthony Giansanti hit his second homer in Mesa's 4-0 win over the Royals
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Tough to say goodbye
Koyie Hill and Ted Lilly spent the off day together Thursday, fly fishing in Colorado. They sat next to each other in the dugout for most of Friday's game. And on Saturday, they said goodbye.
Lilly was dealt to the Dodgers along with Ryan Theriot for infielder Blake DeWitt and two Minor League pitchers. The Cubs lost a key player in the clubhouse in Lilly.
"He'll tell you as much as I will that he's a little behind some guys but his mind and the way he competes is his best attribute," Hill said of Lilly. "You don't have to throw 96 [mph] or hit .330 and hit a bunch of homers to inspire guys."
The left-hander led the Major Leagues in the least amount of run support but never blamed the offense for not backing him up.
"There's so many things you can take from his game, mentally, physically and heart-wise," HIll said. "You can take so much from what he offers as a player, as a teammate, as a friend. I consider him one of my best friends and teammates I've played with. It's a bad day for all of us in here who respected him so much. Life goes on."
They did chat during Friday's game about how Lilly may be leaving.
"A little bit," Hill said. "We spent our off day driving down to North Fork Ranch to go fly fishing. We were buddies. He's right up there, all time. I don't think I've ever felt so, not down but just a weird feeling when you lose somebody like that. Goodbyes are never easy."
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Fontenot starts, but how long?
Mike Fontenot's best friend and college teammate, Ryan Theriot, was traded on Saturday to the Dodgers. It was a weird day in the Cubs clubhouse as Theriot said goodbye.
"We've been together for a long time and I've known him for a long time," Fontenot said. "I've been there where I've been traded before. It's something different. Hopefully it'll bring out the best in both of us."
However, the Cubs acquired Blake DeWitt in the deal. Fontenot lost playing time when Theriot moved from second to short to make room for rookie Starlin Castro. Now, there will be someone new on the Cubs for him to compete with as far as playing time.
"Blake's a good ballplayer," Fontenot said. "We'll be glad to have him."
Saturday was Fontenot's first start since July 9.
"I'm glad to get a chance to get in there," he said. "I just come to the ballpark every day and try to do some stuff."
Cubs GM Jim Hendry has said they now are evaluating players for next season.
"I feel I've done a good job every time I've been in there," Fontenot said. "Some things you can't control but I try to play hard every time I'm in there."
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Lineup vs Rockies
Mike Fontenot started at second base Saturday night now that Ryan Theriot is headed to the Dodgers. Here's the lineup:
RF Colvin
SS Castro
1B Lee
3B Ramirez
CF Byrd
LF Soriano
C Soto
2B Fontenot
P Gorzelanny
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Theriot says goodbye
Ryan Theriot thought he'd be a Cubs player for life.
"You never want to go," Theriot said Saturday. "In the same breath, it's exciting. I'm going to a place that has a wonderful tradition and is obviously all about winning."
Theriot was dealt with Ted Lilly to the Dodgers on Saturday in exchange for Blake DeWitt and two Minor League pitchers. He stopped by Coors Field to pick up his gear and say goodbye to his teammates.
Dodgers manager Joe Torre called Theriot Saturday morning.
"He said, I could be No. 99 if I wanted to," Theriot said. "He was very excited and just congratulated me and welcomed me. I thought that was very cool, especially coming from a man of his stature. We talked for a few minutes. He said, 'I want you to get here as soon as you can.' It makes you feel good when you get a call from a guy like that."
He was selected in the third round of the 2001 Draft by the Cubs and thought he'd stay in the organization his entire career.
"It was wishful thinking," Theriot said. "I guess things happen. It's a business. Everything can change in a heartbeat but everything happens for a reason. This is something I'm excited about."
He'd started getting word Friday from "credible sources" that a deal was possible. Theriot was batting .284 and was 5-for-14 on this road trip. Did the move from short to second in early May affect him?
"I don't think it was the move as much as the way the season played out," he said. "Obviously, we're not where we want to be. The Cubs are a proud organization and one that's set up to win. Nobody was happy with what happened. That stuff all rolls downhill and affects people in different ways."
Theriot helped Starlin Castro adjust to the big leagues.
"That's what you're supposed to do," Theriot said. "This game has been around for a long time and you help your teammates. Anybody would've done the same thing."
Now that he's leaving, how does he feel about the Cubs' curse?
"No, I don't [believe in it]," he said. "I think when the streak is broken, it will be broken many times in a row. Guys come in and play hard and just hope for the best. It has been a long time, though. I don't believe in curses or anything, but yeah, it has been a long time."
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Lilly says goodbye
Ted Lilly said he thought perhaps the trade deadline would pass and he would stay with the Cubs. But he found out Saturday he was headed to the Dodgers along with infielder Ryan Theriot in exchange for Blake DeWitt and two Minor League pitchers.
"I think I'm going to a really good place and to a team that has aspirations of winning the World Series and that's a fortunate thing for me to be a part of," Lilly said.
He will be returning to the team that originally drafted him back in 1996.
"You look at it like that and it's pretty special," Lilly said.
He talked to the Dodgers equipment manager on Saturday, and the lefty said it's the same person who handed him his first uniform during Spring Training games.
"It's pretty amazing how this has come full circle," he said.
Chicago was special, too.
"I couldn't ask for a better place to play, teammates to play with, fans to play for," he said. "All the way from the coaching staff to the front office, I can't say enough."
Still, he didn't want to leave the Cubs.
"It's not something I'm overly excited about," Lilly said. "I'm going to miss a lot. But when I go over there and I put a Dodgers uniform on and I meet my new teammates and start competing with them, I'll really enjoy it."
This is the last year of Lilly's contract. He said he'd consider coming back but there apparently have been no talks between the Cubs and the lefty about extending his contract.
"I think I voiced my opinion as to what I'd prefer but there are reasons that go into it," Lilly said. "I would imagine money is one of them."
The two sides never exchanged dollar figures.
"Obviously, this organization is commited to win," he said. "I would imagine they'll do what's necessary to put this club in that position again in 2011. One thing I've learned is you can't get too far ahead of yourself and try to predict what's going to happen down the road. I seem to benefit from just trying to keep my mind focused on one thing at a time and my next start kind of thing."
The Cubs began play Saturday 11 games back in the NL Central. The Dodgers are seven games behind the Padres in the NL West.
"I don't think this is how any of us would've drawn it up," Lilly said. "[GM Jim Hendry] didn't have a lot of choices. We would all prefer to be buyers and to be acquiring pieces but this is what it's come to."
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Diamond will start – UPDATED
With Ted Lilly being dealt to the Dodgers Saturday, the Cubs needed a starter for Monday. They will move Randy Wells to Monday's game and call up right-hander Thomas Diamond from Triple-A Iowa for Tuesday's game. Diamond was pulled after throwing 64 pitches in four innings in his last start Thursday for the Iowa Cubs. He was the Rangers first-round Draft pick in 2004 but slowed after undergoing Tommy John surgery in March 2007.
This season at Iowa, Diamond is 5-4 with a 3.16 ERA in 21 starts and has struck out 104 in 108 1/3 innings. Opposing teams were batting .218 off the right-hander.
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Lilly, Theriot dealt to Dodgers
The Cubs dealt Ted Lilly and Ryan Theriot to the Dodgers Saturday in exchange for infielder Blake DeWitt and two Minor League pitching prospects.
The Dodgers also will receive cash in the trade, reportedly around $2.5 million.
Lilly was 3-8 with a 3.69 ERA in 18 starts with the Cubs and in the last year of a four-year contract with the team. He was scheduled to start Monday against Milwaukee but the Cubs may call up right-hander Thomas Diamond, who was pulled after throwing four innings on Thursday for Triple-A Iowa.
Theriot lost his starting shortstop job to rookie Starlin Castro and was moved to second this year. He was batting .284 with 10 doubles, two triples, one home run and 21 RBIs in 96 games.
DeWitt, 24, is a career .262 hitter with 31 doubles, six triples and 12 home runs in 230 games covering the last three seasons with the Dodgers. He's played second, third and shortstop.
The Cubs also receive right-handed pitchers Kyle Smit and Brett Wallach from the Dodgers.
Smit has reached the Double-A level this season at the age of 22, combining to go 5-3 with six saves and a 2.35 ERA in 37 appearances between Single-A Inland Empire and Double-A Chattanooga.
Wallach, 21, was 6-0 with a 3.72 ERA in 17 starts for Class A Great Lakes, striking out 92 batters in only 84 2/3 innings pitched. He's the son of former Dodger player and current Dodger Triple-A Manager Tim Wallach.
— Carrie Muskat
7/31 Big Z & no-trade clause
Carlos Zambrano says he would waive his no-trade clause if the Cubs asked. There are reports that the Mets have inquired about the right-hander, who wants to get back in the rotation. However, FoxSports.com reported Saturday the Mets offer of Oliver Perez and Luis Castillo for Zambrano never had a chance and said Big Z will not be moved Saturday.
"I want to stay [with the Cubs] but I understand this is a business and whatever the Cubs want me to do — if they think I'm a problem here and they want to move me, it's sad that I would move if they think I'm the problem," Zambrano said Friday.
What if GM Jim Hendry asked Zambrano to waive his no-trade clause?
"If they come to me and say they want to trade me, I would say, 'Yes,'" Zambrano said. "If they ask me, 'Hey, we want to trade you,' I wouldn't say no. I would say 'yes' because obviously when they put something on the table, it's because they don't want you or they think there are better players and they need to move you."
Does Zambrano need a fresh start somewhere else?
"It's up to me," he said. "It's up to me to behave myself to be good on the field to be smart and to change things around."
— Carrie Muskat


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awesome: This is my last "work" day until Wednesday. awkward: That just means I won't be in the office. Thanks to being sick and having jury duty, my trusty laptop will be accompanying me to Atlanta.
awkward: My car has one cupholder....ONE. There is an additional one inside the console but who is going to use that. Considering we have 3 people in the car in the mornings and usually multiple drinks for at least one of us (coffee then water or carbonation), it is getting old and cluttered fast. awesome: To waste time in the "big city" after B's field trip tomorrow I think we are going to test drive some new cars. Well, me more than her but you never know!
awesome: I have almost made it through my first book club book. {even though our meeting was last night and that was after it was moved by a few days, don't judge! lol}. awkward: I am supposed to pick the next book after what we are reading now {The Lovely Bones}. I'm new to this and need to do some serious research so I don't pick a crappy one.
That's all I have for this week. Feeling more awkward than awesome this week since I've been sick and totally off my routine. I'm hoping for a much more awesome next week.
Sat: B's test for private school
Sat-Monday: Atlanta [Hello, IKEA. I've got my eye on you]
Tuesday: Enjoy Spring Break with B
Wed-Friday: Back to the grind
Friday: Bday celebrations for JH
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Posted on Friday, January 21st, 2011 by Russ Fischer
Judging by the news that has come out over the last few days, three things are super-hot right now: remakes, Julian Assange and musicals.
On the musical front we've just seen Clint Eastwood sign to direct a new version of A Star is Born, and Bryan Singer is in the early stages of a possible Bob Fosse biopic for HBO. And now NBC has ordered a pilot for a one-hour musical drama called Smash, based on an idea by Steven Spielberg, who will exec produce. (I think the pic above is as close as he'll get to jazz hands, though. Leave that to Bryan Singer and the Fosse film.) Read More »


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Been wondering why Verizon would seek to curb its unlimited data plans with bogus restrictions? Wonder no more. Jennifer Byrne, a business development executive director at Big Red, has shared with us the shocking stat that early data usage from Droid X owners is five times what other smartphones are suckling down. Clearly, the jumbo screen is being used to the fullest by those lucky enough to get an X when they wanted one, and Verizon is (outwardly, at least) really, really excited to see such keen use of its network. Enjoy it while it lasts, Droidsters!
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Seven weeks after he admittedly shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in a Sanford, Fla., gated community, and about three weeks after the shooting hit the national news with a vengeance, neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman was arrested on Wednesday and charged with second-degree murder. For his safety, Zimmerman is being held at an undisclosed Florida jail. Angela Corey, the Florida state attorney who was assigned to the case as a special prosecutor after Florida's governor lost confidence in local law enforcement, announced the charges at a press conference in Jacksonville. Here's a closer look at the charges, the applicable laws, and what happens next.
What exactly is the charge Zimmerman faces?
Corey is prosecuting Zimmerman on one count of second-degree murder, alleging that he committed an unpremeditated "act imminently dangerous to another, and evincing a depraved mind regardless of human life." Typically, second-degree murder requires an "evil, hateful, or spiteful" intent, while the lesser charge of manslaughter means the shooter was merely reckless. Zimmerman's new lawyer, Mark O'Mara, says his client will plead not guilty.
Why murder instead of manslaughter?
Many defense attorneys were surprised that Corey opted for the tougher charge. Their conclusion: "Corey and her team of prosecutors must know something that the rest of us don't," says Dan Sullivan in the Tampa Bay Times. Legal experts say the jury can still choose to convict Zimmerman of manslaughter if they don't think he's guilty of murder, or Zimmerman can negotiate a lesser charge as part of a plea agreement.
How much jail time could Zimmerman get?
If convicted of murder, Zimmerman faces a mandatory minimum of 25 years in jail, and a maximum sentence of life behind bars. Manslaughter carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in jail.
What happens now that he has been charged?
Zimmerman will be arraigned Thursday, and can ask to be released on bail. It's possible that the 28-year-old could be granted bail because he has proved that he's not a flight risk. But if he does get bail, he will almost surely remain under protective custody. Zimmerman's legal team will also likely ask the judge to grant their client immunity from prosecution under Florida's "stand your ground" law, which gives legal gun carriers wide latitude to shoot people they reasonably fear will kill them or cause them grievous bodily harm. If the judge accepts the request, Zimmerman walks; if he dismisses it, the case will go before a jury.
Will Florida's gun law protect Zimmerman?
"To mix metaphors, stand your ground is no slam dunk," says Reuters in a legal analysis. To win immunity under the law, the burden of proof is on the defendant, and few meet it to a judge's satisfaction, criminal defense attorney Ralph Behr tells Reuters. "Most judges, I think, are comfortable letting the adversarial system play out before a jury rather than make decisions themselves." During Wednesday's press conference, Corey told reporters, "If stand your ground is an issue, we'll fight it."
What will most likely determine the outcome of the case?
The key question is probably whether Zimmerman or Martin was the aggressor in their scuffle — in other words, did Zimmerman fire in self-defense? But most legal experts agree that it will come down to forensic evidence, and not unreliable, contradictory witness accounts. "We are going to find out that the prosecution has one or more pieces of physical evidence that contradicts Zimmerman's story," like autopsy results or ballistics tests, predicts Miami defense attorney H.T. Smith. Corey must believe she has the goods, says Gabriel J. Chin at CNN. But "because the critical facts of the case have not been revealed, it is impossible to predict how the case will fare when tested in the crucible of the courtroom."
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Inaugural Professorial Lecture - Professor Andrew MacIntyre
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Wednesday, 29 July 2015 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm (AEST)
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Power, Politics and Institutions: from Asia to RMIT
Politics is about power. About who gets what, when and how. The way politics is structured - the rules of the political game - is a major determinant both of how the game is played and the outcomes. Institutions are the rules that structure political life - whether in a particular organisation (such as a university), a country or among countries.
Professor Andrew MacIntyre's research and teaching have been about understanding political institutions across the Asia-Pacific region. He will talk about some of the key insights that have come from an understanding of how institutions shape political life and how this plays out in countries ranging from Indonesia to Japan, China to Singapore, Vietnam to Malaysia and Australia to the United States. It will be an account featuring beaches, protests, parliaments, presidents, parties, soldiers and financial crises, as well as what this all means for RMIT.
Prior to joining RMIT, Professor Andrew MacIntyre was College Dean, Director of the Research School of Asia & the Pacific and founding Director of the Crawford School of Public Policy at the ANU. Earlier in his career, he was Professor at the Graduate School of International Relations & Pacific Studies at the University of California, San Diego.
Professor MacIntyre is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia. He publishes widely on Southeast Asian politics, international relations and higher education. He is the recipient of the Japanese Foreign Minister's Commendation for contributions to relations between Japan and Australia, and of the Presidential Friends of Indonesia award.
He has provided expert testimony to the Australian Parliament, the U.S. Congress, the Central Party School of the Chinese Communist Party and consulted to bodies such as the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, the ASEAN Secretariat, the U.S. Marine Corps, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
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Wednesday, 29 July 2015 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm (AEST)
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This historic restaurant, built in 1918 in what used to be the garden and stables of the hotel. It has always been the natural choice for every grand occasion in the Trondheim Society. Serves big breakfast buffet every morning, lunches and planned dinners for groups.
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Prior to renovation, this large, existing hillside home in Lanikai had great potential but suffered from partially obstructed views, piecemeal design elements, and a general lack of character inside and out. The goals then were to add warmth, comfort, and charm, to open the interior spaces and pool area to the incredible views and to achieve a more human scale given the existing high ceilings. The entire house was redesigned to convey colonial plantation architecture reminiscent of the tropical South.
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Fred A. Leibrock is a Director and litigation attorney. He is an experienced trial attorney who has first-chaired dozens of jury trials. Fred represents both privately held and public companies in a wide range of matters, with an emphasis on complex multi-jurisdiction and class action litigation.
Fred's trial experience is diverse and includes the defense and prosecution of cases involving real estate, construction, trucking, insurance, election law, fraud, professional malpractice, personal injury, wrongful death, anti-competitive activity, racketeering, employment, transportation negligence, lender liability, product liability and parental termination. Additionally, Fred is a mediator and arbitrator and received his formal ADR training at the Center for Dispute Resolution in Boulder, Colorado.
Fred holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent peer review rating. He has continuously been named to Oklahoma Super Lawyers since 2006. Fred is listed in Best Lawyers in America in five categories (Commercial Litigation, Antitrust Litigation (Lawyer of the Year 2015), ERISA Litigation (Lawyer of the Year 2017), Real Estate Litigation, and Insurance Law) and is ranked by Chambers and Partners — publishers of the leading guide to the world's best lawyers. Fred graduated from Oklahoma City University School of Law with honors and was voted Most Likely to Succeed by the law school faculty. While in law school, he served as Staff Editor of the Oklahoma City University Law Review. He is the author of Lender Liability Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, 62 OKLA. B.J. 2374 (1991).
Fred is a child advocate who frequently represents abused children. He has served as an officer and director of the Child Abuse Response & Evaluation Center in Oklahoma City, received the Center's Distinguished Service Award in 2008, and is an active volunteer for child advocacy organizations, including Oklahoma Lawyers for Children. He also serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster for Boy Scouts of America Troop 78.
Born and raised in Mexico City, Fred lives in Oklahoma City with his wife, Susan, and their children.
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- Defended and prosecuted cases involving real estate, construction, insurance, election law, fraud, trucking, professional malpractice, personal injury, wrongful death, anti-competitive activity, racketeering, employment, lender liability and product liability
- Served as lead counsel in significant cases, including Oklahoma's multi-forum congressional redistricting litigation
- Represented clients in multi-district cases filed against a consumer lending client
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- Represented clients in concurrent class actions brought against a banking client arising from alleged violations of federal consumer statutes
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Colectica Repository is used as both a registry and resolution service for various pieces of identified metadata. Both Colectica Designer and Web communicate with it to perform all of the neat tasks listed on their features pages. Users can communicate with these same service calls to create their own applications and leverage all of this built in functionality. By default, we supply a SOAP 1.2 WS-* and net.tcp endpoints to communicate with the server remotely. These are the industry heavyweights in enterprise SOA architecture.
Recently we had a client request to use the SOAP 1.1 WS-Basic profile. Due to the Repository's decoupled design, we were able to add this very quickly. All of these endpoints use a secure transport channel such as SSL/TLS. The quickness of adding new access methods got me thinking what other types of endpoints and serializations might be useful. Adding both SPARQL and REST immediately came to mind.
Colectica Repository already has an excellent relationship and set based querying system. Adding a SPARQL endpoint would allow users to use a standardized query language to process those relationships and associated data. The RDF serialization would be a subset of the official DDI object model. When the DDI urn format is agreed upon I will look into this more. If you like this idea, tell us you would like to see feature ticket #1181 implemented.
REST services make it very convenient for users on various platforms to create access clients. Since all metadata stored in the Repository are identified consistently it should be simple to make a basic access model. Exposing some of the Repository's more advanced functions would be a bit more challenging, but for simple resolution this would work well. REST could also make use of already existing HTTP caching, as published versions of the metadata do not change.
Aside from native DDI 3, JSON is an obvious candidate for the serialization format, but speed is always a concern. I have been looking at several new binary serialization formats:
- Google Protocol Buffers: Protocol buffers are fast, simple, compact, and cross platform. I have seen benchmarks where they are faster than the net.tcp binary serialization we currently ship.
- BSON: Binary JSON is another option and is very similar to the protocol buffers, but is not tied to a schema.
I've added REST support as feature ticket #1182, again let us know if that interests you. The next version of Colectica Repository now additionally supports SOAP 1.1, are there any other ways that you would like to access the services?


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#TBT When I Tried to get by with an Adjustable Laptop Cart.
It didn't work. Adjustable laptop carts don't work. Hence, #megadesk. Reprinted here for your approval: By now you've surely heard about the health benefits of standing at your desk. But standing desks can be cost prohibitive. Can you get away with an adjustable laptop cart? Pictured in my perennially referenced Nickel City Pixels Workspace II… Read More »


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Painter, draughtsman, graphic designer, film maker.
Armas studied Cuban archaeology, and rupestrian art in particular. He was a caricaturist at first, then a graphic designer and film maker. He established the cartoon department at the Cuban institute of cinematic arts. He won several prizes for this work. In ...


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While this virtual tour was originally produced in 2009, I have recently updated it in early 2016 to be more compatible with current devices and handhelds including headset devices. This became relevant due to an impending renovation of the building, which had not received any extensive updates in over 40 years. This project will realize long-awaited updates and upgrades throughout this iconic structure that build upon its world-class acoustics and retain the hall's historic grandeur. The interactive panoramas here will serve to be an historical record of the facility as it was before the 2016 changes.
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First off write a short synopsis of your article, five hundred words maximum, and send it to me. Then if I like your idea I'll ask you to submit the full piece.
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- Be robustly self-edited and shown to a friend for feedback before submission.
- Be in Microsoft Word doc/.docx or OpenOffice .odf or .txt format with clear headings.
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- Use only current Gloranthan publications, i.e. HeroQuest Glorantha, RuneQuest Classic (aka RuneQuest 2), The Guide to Glorantha, Sartar Kingdom of Heroes, Sartar Companion, Pavis Gateway To Adventure, Yes. Old Issaries Publications such as Orlanth is Dead, Storm Tribe, Lunar Imperial Handbooks No.
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- Hearts In Glorantha's small commercial license allows me to publish for the currently available Gloranthan Games; HeroQuest Glorantha and RuneQuest Classic (aka RQ2). When 13th Age Glorantha and RuneQuest Glorantha become available I will be able to publish those too.
- If your adventure references a map, please include at least a legible sketch map.
You will receive a printed and pdf copy of the issue your work appears in.
I do not accept unsolicited submissions, but if you are interested in contributing please mail me with examples of your work and/or a link to a portfolio.
Submissions should be 300dpi images.
It is also useful to contact me beforehand to see what is planned for the next issue.
This is a paying gig for artists, please discuss this privately when you contact me.
Copyright remains with the author/artists. Moon Design and it Licensees have the right to use any Gloranthan concepts in this magazine. Glorantha is owned by Moon Design Publications and is used here with permission.
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In plain English, what the above means is that Moon Design and its Licensees has the right to use the concept and Moon Design owns the Proprietary Material (ie the stuff that Greg and Issaries has written over the years). But they do not have the right to just take material others have written and say it is theirs.
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What is BackBox Linux? BackBox is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 LTS developed to perform penetration tests and security assessments. Designed to be fast, easy to use and to provide a minimal yet complete desktop environment thanks to its own software repositories always been updated to the last stable version of the most known and used ethical hacking tools. Website: www.backbox.org My new blog: h4x0r18.blogspot.com
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H4x0r18 says:
@popejimbo1 Everyone says it their way.
popejimbo1 says:
Small thing….."oo-buntu" not "you-buntu".
H4x0r18 says:
@locanix Which one? The Mac or BackBox Linux? Its just default wallpaper.
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@ElderSnake90 I am currently running an actual Macbook Pro 2011 Spring model. I guess my job wanted me to have Mac experience to work on Mac OS X Servers, so I sold my old laptop and saved up for a Mac. I still use Linux and Windows on my desktop computer.
ElderSnake90 says:
Nice. Are you running a Hackintosh or an actual Mac now?
locanix says:
whats up with the wallpaper : ) ?
H4x0r18 says:
@byteTemplar I am really pumped up for BT5. I'm looking forward to the 64 bit edition on my desktop pc. I'm hoping for a Xfce version. 🙂
byteTemplar says:
13 days till BT5 launches!
Not gonna change from the best 😉
Lotsa new things too, different DEs and 32 & 64bit versions as you mentioned. Also based on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
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This trope has proven to have a greater deal of Unfortunate Implications in recent times, especially after the publication of Edward W. Said's Orientalism.
In that book, Said noted that researchers, writers, poets and painters were so coloured by this trope, this exotic fantasy of "the East" and "the Orient" that it tended to prevail in serious, academic and objective books about the same area, conflating regionally diverse and multi-ethnic people into a single whole with no attention given to variations, ebb and flow of social changes.
He criticized the fact that there were very few attempts to include local sources, no attempt to involve regional writers and all other basic facts of academic research. Had the same treatment been accorded to an European nation, he noted, then nobody would take that research seriously.
Since then, many authors and writers have criticized the persistent tendency in Anglo-American and in some cases French work to keep showing the Middle East in a one-dimensional way, either in this exotic fashion of harem girls and hookah, or a theocratic nation state, with no attempt at looking at how people lived on the ground, variations in habits and all sorts of hidden resistance and subversion.


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