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The Poland goalkeeper has spent much of his time since arriving from Legia Warsaw in 2007 watching from the sidelines.
Fabianski, now 29, has understandably grown frustrated at playing second fiddle and is set to leave at the end of his contract this summer, having rejected offers of an extension.
The last of his 78 matches for the Gunners came on Saturday, when Arsene Wenger plumped for the FA Cup ever-present instead of regular number one Wojciech Szczesny at Wembley.
It was a decision the Frenchman may well have been cursing as Hull scored twice early on in the FA Cup final, although it was all smiles in the end as Aaron Ramsey struck in stoppage time to secure a 3-2 extra-time win and end Arsenal's nine-year trophy drought.
"It feels great, it feels amazing," Fabianski said
"I don't know how best to express my emotions but it feels amazing.
"It was probably my last game for Arsenal
I don't know what I can say, but if I end my Arsenal career in that way then it is the best way to finish.
"It is a massive relief because it has been a long time without a trophy, especially after that kind of game when we were 2-0 down in the cup final.
"No one was expecting us to be two goals down after 10 minutes and to produce that great comeback I think was a massive, massive relief.
"Hopefully the club can now kick on
I think this gives us or gives Arsenal the idea that those players can win trophies, that they are able to."
Fabianksi may be joined by right-back Bacary Sagna in leaving the club this summer, although unlike the goalkeeper the France right-back was unwilling to speak after the final.
However, even with those potential departures Wenger will be hopeful that Arsenal's first silverware since the 2005 FA Cup can act as a catalyst to further success.
Lukas Podolski did not have his greatest game in Saturday's triumph but has been a key member of the squad this season and knows just how important the victory against Hull was.
"You win nothing for nine years so it is special for us," the Germany international said
"We have to come and celebrate now.
"For the fans, for the club, it is something special
You wait and wait for nine years and some people repeatedly said 'Arsenal win nothing, Arsenal win nothing'.
"It is a lot of pressure but in the end it is a cup game and, in the end, it can happen
We were 2-0 down and came back, it was a great match and we had the cup in our hands.
"We have a great spirit in the team
Everybody is a part of this and you see in the last matches we did well, getting fourth place and now winning the FA Cup.
"It was a special cup game because Hull fought great and played great but in the end we have it."
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Urban camouflage had a brief moment of inexplicable popularity during the early part of this century. It's now relegated to pant patterns for faux tough-guy types and now, apparently, all matter of vehicles. This is all the Germans fault.
These creations in vinyl are the responsibility of Cam-Shaft eK, a German company specializing in full vehicle wraps to change color without disrupting the original paint scheme and provide graphics packages like these. They do what their customers ask, so that means nobody told German Ferrari owners urban camo is so last decade.
They're not the only ones — here's the Ferrari 458 and three more examples out of the same shop of German car buyers who just don't get the faux-military thing is over.
The Ferrari 458 Italia might not be one of the most graceful designs to come out of Maranello, but it's no Dino 308 GT4 and doesn't deserve to be hidden away behind camouflage. [via Folien Technik]
Considering this full size Dodge Ram lives in Europe, we're guessing the owner was trying to get it to blend into the background so the tax collectors would overlook its gargantuan hugeness (for Europe). [via Folien Technik]
It's a BMW X6, there's not much you can do to the the car to make it look worse than making it a 5-Series GT. This one is a Hamman show car, but now we know who's responsible. [via Folien Technik]
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Stephen Goldsmith is a professor of practice at the Harvard Kennedy School and director of the Innovations in American Government Program. The former deputy mayor for operations for New York City, he previously served two terms as mayor of Indianapolis, America's 12th-largest city.
Goldsmith served as the chief domestic policy advisor to the George W. Bush campaign in 2000, as chair of the Corporation for National and Community Service, and, from 1979 to 1990, as the district attorney for Marion County, Ind.. His new book, co-authored with Susan Crawford, is The Responsive City: Engaging Communities Through Data-Smart Governance. He also is the author or co-author of The Power of Social Innovation; Governing by Network: the New Shape of the Public Sector; Putting Faith in Neighborhoods: Making Cities Work through Grassroots Citizenship; and The Twenty-First Century City: Resurrecting Urban America.


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Man bore 'smallest egg' in pocket
A bed and breakfast owner who reckons he has found the world's smallest hen's egg confessed he took it in his pocket to show his pals at the pub.
Paul Rae, 52, found the 20p piece-sized egg on Sunday morning alongside three normal-sized ones in his henhouse at the business he runs with wife Margaret in Humshaugh, Northumberland.
He is hoping to get confirmation that his is the smallest egg, beating a previous claim which weighed 7.3g, as his is just 5g, 2.5cm high and 2cm across.
Mr Rae, a former catering manager on oil rigs, said: "After I found it I had a quick look online then I took it to the pub. I carried it in my pocket.
"My friends said I should get in touch with the Guinness Book of Records."
The couple, who run a restaurant and bed and breakfast from picturesque 200-year-old Walwick Farm, have no idea which of their four Lohmann Brown hens laid the minuscule egg.
"It is very rare," Mr Rae said.
"They have been laying normal eggs and then all of a sudden this tiny one came out. I have no idea about the reason.
"It is a perfect egg with a lovely strong shell.
"I don't carry it in my pocket now, it's wrapped in cotton wool at the minute."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Tigers played the final round of the 2012 Murray State Drake Creek Invitational on Tuesday in Ledbetter, Ky. The Par-72, 6,176 yard course was played on a 78 degree, sunny day with winds gusting up to 20-25 miles-per-hour.
TSU was the only squad in the 11-team field to improve their score in each round. Once again, the Tigers cut eleven strokes from their previous 18-holes to finish with a 373 and a three round total of 1152 (395-384-373).
Freshman Kelly Merkel carded a 10-over 82 and finished in a three-way tie for 31st (79-80-82=241). Sarah Needleman scored a 96-93-95=284 and Amelia Dap shot a 99-100-93=292 over the two-day event. Freshman Chelsea Martin (335) improved her score by ten strokes between the first two rounds and another eight over the final two rounds.
Central Arkansas claimed the team title with a 906 (306-293-307), as well as grabbing the individual champion when Julia Roth won an 18-hole playoff over Anna Carling of Arkansas State.
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The audition was set for 12 o'clock - or so James Galway thought. But when he turned up at the Deutsches Museum in Munich on 29 January 1969 (the orchestra was on tour at the time), he was greeted gruffly with the words: "You're too late. Go home. We'll pay your fare, of course. And don't complain, the standard is in any case far too high for most people."
But an obstinate Irishman is not so easily put off. Once James Galway had recovered from his shock, he chose his words carefully and replied with studied British politeness: "Having come all this way, at least I'd expect you to have the good manners to listen to me play the flute." And so Galway was allowed to audition. He began with Mozart's D major Flute Concerto, after which Herbert von Karajan demanded to hear L'aprčs-midi d'un faune, followed by a bit of Brahms.
Galway had prepared a number of completely different audition pieces and had hoped to start with Jacques Ibert's Flute Concerto, but instead he found himself having to play from memory. His pure, romantic tone pleased the jury, and in the second round, later that same day, he found himself sharing the stage with four other flautists. Again they were asked to play in turn, first from left to right, then from right to left. As before, Galway was the only one to play from memory. Within half an hour the jury had reached its verdict, and he was informed: "Congratulations, Mr. Galway. You are now the principal flautist with the Berliner Philharmoniker. When can you start?"
Galway was taken aback, not least by the distinctly bureaucratic, German manner of his appointment. And so he replied quite coolly: "Listen here, I don't know that I can start at all. I mean, I'm not sure that I want to start. You're all so rude that I don't feel I want to start. You've done nothing but tell me off. Why should I leave all my nice colleagues in the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in order to come to Berlin?"
The people from the orchestra could not believe their own ears: "But Mr. Galway," they stuttered, "when you're offered a job in a German orchestra, you have to take it." But the flautist just packed his bags and flew back to London. "I simply didn't care for the Philharmonic's arrogant attitude," he recalls today.
He had barely got home when the telephone rang. The Philharmonic explained that he had been unanimously chosen by all the musicians and that this was an honour. They begged him to reconsider. And so he returned - for a probationary month. In the event, James Galway remained in Berlin for six years.
For all their differences, the period spent by the typically temperamental Irishman in Berlin's leading orchestra, with its typically German sound, produced a number of milestones in the history of orchestral recordings with prominent parts for the flute.
This was a period when the Cold War still ruled the lives of the city's inhabitants. The Berlin Wall had been built and, within its shadow, the Philharmonie became an important centre in the cultural arms race. The Berliner Philharmoniker represented the West German middle classes, Galway the new sense of optimism associated with the still young nation. Under Herbert von Karajan, the Philharmonic stood for romantic values, while Galway, whose early appearances had been in smoky Belfast dance halls, was happy to be tempted by West Berlin's subculture: he wore a Frank Zappa beard, discovered the local bars and swapped his tie and tails for fashionable trousers and shirts, with the result that for the purposes of their television recordings Karajan did all he could to hide away this Irish alien with his golden-toned flute in the back rows of the orchestra.
Yet in spite of - or because of - all these conflicts, Galway still considers the years that he spent in Berlin to have been important for him. He has no regrets when he looks back on this period and says: "I was a Berliner." It was only with the Berliner Philharmoniker that he learned what a real orchestra should sound like. And he is convinced that each soloist must have the experience of playing in a professional ensemble - "and what could be better than the Berliner Philharmoniker?"
He rented an apartment at 50 Mommsenstrasse, where his neighbours were hippies. Every Saturday he would play football on the field belonging to the Royal Air Force. And he and his friends would cook communal meals. Berlin could be pleasantly warm in the Cold War.
But it was a different world that Galway entered when he attended rehearsals at the Philharmonie. "Under Herbert von Karajan, one thing above all was expected," recalls Galway: "excellent preparation. And I swear to you: schnapps was schnapps even then, and work was work. I've always stuck to that - even today."
Galway speaks enthusiastically about the charismatic conductor who was always receptive to his principal flautist's inspired eccentricities. In the slow movement of Beethoven's Fourth Symphony, for example, there is an ascending scale in Eflat major marked piano: Galway phrased this passage in such a way that the line moved inexorably towards the final note, then, without taking a breath, he carried the phrase over into the first note of the return of the main theme. "Karajan heard it, realized what was new about it and said: 'Do it like that every time, it sounds good.'"
In spite of Galway's eccentricities, the conductor was fond of him and his romantic tone. He also appreciated the fact that Galway's flute was a state-of-the-art instrument with a Cooper scale, virtually never going out of tune but providing the orchestra with a solid foundation in terms of its intonation.
Galway flourished, especially in the major and lesser flute parts featured in the present recordings. In the "Domine Deus" from Bach's B minor Mass he developed a trick designed to help him play these "fiendish notes" perfectly in tune: certain parts were taken by his colleague, Andreas Blau, allowing everything to sound smooth and light. The "Dance of the Seven Veils" from Strauss's Salome was recorded more or less by accident: "My colleague was supposed to record it," says Galway, "but he couldn't, so I sight-read the piece, which I'd never set eyes on it before." It was the first and last time that Galway performed the "Dance of the Seven Veils".
Even during his years with the Berliner Philharmoniker, Galway was already making a name for himself playing concertos and with chamber ensembles like the Amadeus Quartet at a sold-out Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. Time and again he toyed with the idea of leaving the Philharmonic and starting a career of his own. In the event, his departure from Berlin proved at least as spectacular as his arrival.
Shortly before the Berliner Philharmoniker's legendary opening concert at the Lucerne Festival, Karajan said to him: "I hear that you want to leave us. That would be a very bold decision," he added paternalistically, "but it's one that I would naturally regret. Even so: if you really want to, then do it." But on the day that he finally handed in his notice - it was his birthday, 8 December - Galway recalls that "Herbie had a real fit". The conductor showed his anger by refusing to allow his principal flautist to appear at the opening of the following year's Salzburg Easter Festival.
But Galway was largely unconcerned by this. Instead, he went off to the recording studio and made his first solo album, The Man with the Golden Flute, which was shortly followed by a second release, this time with the pianist Martha Argerich. Within a very short time, Galway had sold one million records and laid the foundations for his future solo career, even though he was still principal flautist with the Berliner Philharmoniker.
"Do you know," he now says, "I learnt a lot during that wild time." In particular he was impressed by Karajan's creativity: "He was a meticulous worker, a perfectionist, a committed rehearser and, at the same time, a master of improvisation. And he was a genius where recording technology was concerned." Such technology was also to become important to Galway in his work as a soloist. But when it came to the position and number of his microphones, Galway had a second model alongside Karajan: Elvis Presley. "He was the first person to use more than two microphones in a hall. I think I was fairly successful in imitating him here."
Nowadays, whenever James Galway says "I was a Berliner", he also means: "I'm still a bit of a Berliner." He is a perfectionist, a meticulous worker, a thoroughbred musician who, in spite of all his flirtations with the crossover repertoire, remains firmly anchored in the world of classical music. And the human, direct and romantic Irish charm that he demonstrated in Berlin is something that he has retained to this day: it is the secret of his musicianship.
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Holiday Inn® London - Heathrow Ariel hotel is a 10-minute cab ride from Heathrow Airport (LHR). You can also catch the Hoppa Bus airport shuttle from outside the hotel, as well as local buses to get around town. The M4 motorway is 10 minutes' drive away, and the hotel has on-site parking with Park, Stay & Go options. Hayes & Harlington train station and Hatton Cross underground station are both 10 minutes' drive away. Heathrow Terminals station is served by Heathrow Express trains to London Paddington.
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Dear Brush School District Community,
Discussions are often difficult when we deal with tragedy like Sandy Hook Elementary, CT.
For many of us it brings back the memories of Columbine High School and Platte Canyon High School.
Events like this cause us to reflect on how we would handle the same situation and analyze if we are adequately prepared for the future. It is very unnerving to think that something like this would happen to our children.
Brush School District, in partnership with Brush Police Department, are working hard to ensure the safety of our children. Brush staff is vigilant in watching out for our children and Brush Police Department has increased their presence at each of our schools.
Your role as a parent or family member is important to students feeling safe. I would like to share suggestions offered through the American Psychological Association, www.apa.org; with support from Dr. Palomares and Dr. Lynn Bufka (April 2011):
Talk with your child. Talking to your children about their worries and concerns is the first step to help them feel safe and begin to cope with the events occurring around them. Find times when they are most likely to talk: such as when riding in the car, before dinner, or at bedtime. Start the conversation; let them know you are interested in them and how they are coping with the information they are getting. Listen to their thoughts and point of view; don't interrupt — allow them to express their ideas and understanding before you respond. Express your own opinions and ideas without putting down theirs; acknowledge that it is okay to disagree. Remind them you are there for them to provide safety, comfort and support. Give them a hug.
Keep home a safe place. Children, regardless of age, often find home to be a safe haven when the world around them becomes overwhelming. During times of crisis, it is important to remember that your children may come home seeking the safe feeling they have being there. Help make it a place where your children find the solitude or comfort they need. Plan a night where everyone participates in a favorite family activity.
Watch for signs of stress, fear or anxiety. After a traumatic event, it is typical for children (and adults) to experience a wide range of emotions, including fearfulness, shock, anger, grief and anxiety. Your children's behaviors may change because of their response to the event. They may experience trouble sleeping, difficulty with concentrating on school work or changes in appetite. This is normal for everyone and should begin to disappear in a few months. Encourage your children to put their feelings into words by talking about them or journaling. Some children may find it helpful to express their feelings through art.
Take "news breaks." Your children may want to keep informed by gathering information about the event from the Internet, television or newspapers. It is important to limit the amount of time spent watching the news because constant exposure may actually heighten their anxiety and fears. Also, scheduling some breaks for yourself is important; allow yourself time to engage in activities you enjoy.
Take care of yourself. Take care of yourself so you can take care of your children. Be a model for your children on how to manage traumatic events. Keep regular schedules for activities such as family meals and exercise to help restore a sense of security and normalcy.
The Brush School District Board of Education and staff continue to work on enhancing security in our schools with cameras and card readers that will be installed this year.
During emergencies the procedures we follow are taken from www.iluvuguys.org. Safety drills and procedures are routinely practiced in all of our schools. We strive to keep our children safe.
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10 ZXA5 powered two-way 15" loudspeakers-the state of the art in high-powered polypropylene enclosure boxes-provide full-range sound at the I-Lounge in Orange County. "They were looking to create a high-energy space for DJs-a club/lounge atmosphere," Walter Orth explains. "The ZXA5 matched their budget requirements while surpassing the expectations in terms of performance-perfect. We installed eight boxes for the main system-four on each side of the room-plus four QRx218S subs for low-end support, with all the subs powered by a single EV TG-7 amp. Two more ZXA5s serve as DJ monitors. The system has two configurations: one for DJ sets, using all the speakers; one for live performances that only uses the speakers on the rear stage side. The subs are broken out too, running on an auxiliary channel for live performances. For DJs, everything is preset, and runs to the appropriate speakers.
"The owners and DJs love the sound of the system; the ZXA5s provide an unbelievable amount of power for such a small footprint. And, in the afternoons while they're serving lunch, they like the fact that the systems still offer superb clarity and coverage at far lower SPLs. Then later on, after 10pm, they turn it up and have enough headroom to shake the whole building-but the sound stays just as clear. The components in these boxes are just amazing (DVX3150 woofer and ND2 compression driver). ZXA5 offers the best of both worlds, and at a reasonable price point-powered boxes helped keep the project within budget without cutting corners on performance.
"The owners and DJs love the sound of the system; the ZXA5s provide an unbelievable amount of power for such a small footprint."
At L8 in Huntington Beach, Orth Design installed a distributed system of 26 ceiling-mounted Sx300 boxes to cover the large dining room/lounge area, along with more low-end support via QRx218S subs. "The SPL is even to within one dB anywhere in the space," says Orth. "The same thing happens at this venue-over the course of a normal day the boxes are run from very low volume to very loud, and do both exceptionally well. They can adjust the system over the dance floor area when necessary. Loud or quiet, the intelligibility and full-bandwidth response is intact. There's a reason Sx300 is such a widely-used box: they simply sound great. I also like the full-grille option-that gave us the look we wanted for this install. In terms of sonic quality, style, and price point, the EV solutions stand alone."
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It takes a little bit of effort to appear so effortless.
You want to make smart choices, but not overthink it, says swimwear designer Shoshanna Gruss. "The bottom line with swimwear, especially if you are buying it for vacation purposes, is for the fantasy. Think of it like a sundress, and remember you are getting it for fun," she says. "You want to feel comfortable and sexy, but, yes, that's a little hard because you are basically walking around in your underwear."
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Don't buy for trend, buy for body type, Gruss says, and a little ruching and distracting detail never hurt anyone.
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For the rest of the ensemble, be playful, says Los Angeles-based designer Trina Turk. "With a colorful tunic, a wide brim printed hat, sunglasses, sandals and sunscreen, I'm ready for the beach," she says. "Summer style should be sexy and confidently sophisticated, but not fussy."
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Coral and pink lipsticks set the mood right away, says New York-based makeup artist Elle German. Apply the lipcolour with your fingertips to get more of a natural stained look.
The eye is instantly drawn to bright hues. Put them where you want everyone looking, whether it's the racing stripe down the bodice of your swimsuit, jeweled collar of your coverup, neon polish on your toes or the sun-kissed canvas of your bag.
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Oh, and leather works, too. It's what Banana Republic creative director Simon Kneen uses to carry his towel, sunscreen, hat and iPod. "It is so much more stylish," he says.
A leather tote in a tropical shade does double-duty for business and pleasure, he adds.
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—If you don't know where to start at the store, try a 1950s style suit that helps create a pinup silhouette or a crocheted fabric that pays homage to the relaxed '70s, Gruss suggests. There is an '80s scuba-inspired Body Glove moment happening now that also can be flattering, but takes a little confidence to pull off.
—Transition pieces such as a maxi dress or resin bracelets keep you going all day, says Turk, who collaborated with Banana Republic on a limited-edition summer collection. "If you are going from pool to dinner, you must be on vacation!" she says.
—Take good care of your swimsuit, including rinsing it with clean water as soon as you can. The combination of sun, surf and chlorine causes fabric to fade and stretch and elastics to crack.
—Since you should be wearing your SPF on your skin, you can fake the glow with a water-based tinted moisturizer and bronze powder, applied with fingertips along the perimeters of the face and along the cheekbones, says German.
—Another fake-it tip from German is for the "wet-head" look. "There's a difference between actual wet hair and the appearance of wet hair," she says.
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I can't remember what I was doing the other day, but the way I moved my arm coupled with the angle of the light showed two very deep groves from the back of my hand, running serpentine around my forearm before they fade into the muscle near my elbow. I've seen these collapsed veins before; the result of treatment with Novantrone for my progressive multiple sclerosis. But that day, again in that certain light, they looked deeper, older and more prominent than I've seen in a while.
As I made this morning's coffee, I saw them again and I thought they (and other lasting side effects) might be a good topic for today's blog.
Though Novantrone is "baby chemo," it is still a pretty potent and dangerous drug. Anyone that has watched their chemo nurse "suit-up" before hanging that deep blue bag can attest to the drug's intensity. I'll admit I oft laughed at the measures the medical staff took to keep the chemical off their own skin as they prepared to incorporate it into my bloodstream.
Those collapsed veins are now stained a darker shade of blue than they once were, but at least the white lunulae at the base of my finger nails no longer looks like I'm wearing polish.
Though these lasting reminders of drug treatment are real, they're nothing compared to the 1:300 chance of developing leukemia from the therapy that will be with me for quite some time.
Of course, the most substantial adverse of the lasting side effect I've experienced from MS therapy was the need to have my hip surgically supported and eventually replaced due to avascular necrosis caused by corticosteroid treatments early on in my course of multiple sclerosis (I had six relapses in the first 18 months after diagnosis).
Since around my fifth or sixth treatment with Novantrone, I've also developed several minor skin "issues" that my dermatologist says he sees often in chemotherapy patients.
I responded to one of your questions in the "Interview" blog that I consider myself a healthy person who happens to have MS. The above may seem contrary to that…but I'm sticking to my answer!
I would, however, like to open the conversation about lasting side effects to MS drugs. Not the flu-like symptoms or occasional sleeplessness or temporary "roid-rage," but the lasting stuff…stuff we may just take as an everyday part of life now, but with which we wouldn't have to deal with were it not for our multiple sclerosis and the drugs we use to treat it.
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Robert C. Clark, currently the Austin Wakeman Scott Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, was the Dean and Royall Professor of Law at Harvard Law School from 1989 through July 2003. He now serves as the Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor. An authority on corporate law and corporate governance, he has written numerous law review articles and book chapters, as well as a one-volume treatise, Corporate Law, which was hailed as "the paradigm for future student texts." Professor Clark is a trustee of TIAA, the giant pension fund serving the higher education community, and chaired the TIAA-CREF ad hoc committee on corporate governance. In addition, he serves on the board of directors of Time Warner Inc. and Omnicom Group, Inc. and on the editorial board of directors of Foundation Press. He is also a trustee of Hodson Trust, which funds educational programs at four Maryland educational Institutions.
Prior to his 14-year tenure as Dean of Harvard Law School, Professor Clark consulted for law firms and government agencies, and he testified before various Congressional committees and subcommittees on regulation of financial institutions. From 1972 to 1974, Professor Clark was an associate with the Boston law firm of Ropes and Gray, where his practice involved commercial and corporate law. After his law firm experience, Professor Clark spent four years on the faculty of Yale Law School, where he became a tenured professor. In 1979, he returned to Harvard Law School as a professor of law. A graduate of Maryknoll College, Professor Clark received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Columbia University and earned his J.D. magna cum laude from Harvard Law School in 1972.
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This fabulous large reclaimed teak root bowl features a natural shape and such beautiful colourings. It has a smooth finish and unique colours in the wood. It stands off the ground with root legs so it also makes a lovely coffee table.
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All of our teak root furniture is sustainably sourced from Indonesia. Made from trees that were felled many years ago (in some cases 100's of years ago) these underground roots were once discarded, or burnt to clear the land. Now the farmers can replenish their teak plantations by creating these amazingly unique pieces for your home.
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The Complete University Guide
The definitive UK university league table website http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk (CUG) is currently being re-designed and requires a professional new logo to launch with. In addition we would like a matching design for an "award badge".
Part 1: The logo should include the brand name however we are not too bothered about keeping the red tick. The existing tagline of "Make the right choices. What to study, where to study." is to be replaced with "Independent. Trusted." and it is these values that the logo should communicate. We want to be seen as the definitive university league table.
Part 2: The award badge is aimed at third party university websites, allowing them to advertise how well they rank in the league tables each year on their own site. As such the badge should include the CUG logo, space for a large number showing the ranking/position and a few words such as "University League Tables 2011". An example of this concept in another vertical is HitWise, seen on sites such as http://www.pistonheads.com/ e.g. http://images.hitwise.co.uk/awards/…_white.gif
- Mainly 16-19 year old UK students planning to attend university in the next year or two.
- In addition sometimes the parents of these students use the site on their behalf.
- Clean and simple design, conveying accuracy, trust and simplicity.
- Logo aspect ratio of 2:1 including the new tagline. Award badge should be roughly 1:1.
- The logo will be used on a white background and we have a preference for vector based designs.
- The winning designs should be provided in a hi-res format, in both colour and greyscale.
- The award badge will be used on multiple third party sites, with varying designs and colour schemes. If possible the design of the badge will not look too out of place on a wide variety of websites.
- The ranking/position number and "University League Table 2011" text should be easy to customise without significant design skill or applications, allowing us to update the set of badges each year and the re-purpose them for different awards e.g. "Top 5 Universities for Computer Science".
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Beverage Alcohol Sellers and Servers Education and Training (BASSET) is the State of Illinois' responsible beverage seller/server program. Under the licensing and regulatory auspices of the Illinois Liquor Control Commission, BASSET is designed to encourage profitable, responsible, and legal alcohol sales and service.
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Miley's comeback
Can you call it a comeback if she's been here for years? Can you call it comeback if her last reinvention was just over a year ago? People are calling Miley Cyrus's new song and video with Mark Ronson her "comeback." I wouldn't call it that. I'd call it a new single that follows a very typical release schedule after her last album. Full Story
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Cameron Diaz was Gwyneth Paltrow's date last night at the official launch of Mayfair's The Arts Club hosted by His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband of the Queen and grandfather to William and Hot Harry on a Horse. Cammie, newly single after finally working up the pride and balls to leave Alex Rodriguez, is visiting with her longtime friend. Full Story
At a certain point, it ceases to be fun. At a certain point, it becomes dangerous…and very, very sad. Britney came close, Britney came extremely close. And now Lindsay Lohan is verging. I looked at these new photos and the snark was gone, replaced only by… pity. Once upon a time, a beautiful young actor died on Sunset Boulevard, and while Lilo isn't a fraction of what he was, at the same time, it would suck if she doesn't get the chance to try and fail miserably. Full Story


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Grains and oilseeds closed lower on Thursday despite very strong soybean sales reported.
Total soybean sales were expected to be 750,000 at the very high end of analyst guesses. The actual Weekly Sales Report revealed 1.608 million mts of old crop beans sold and an additional 180,000 mts of new crop! This helps explain why the soybeans were so strong over the last few trading sessions. The meal sales were also very strong at 236,100 mts. At 8:00 am the USDA also announced an additional sale of 240,000 mts of US soybeans to unknown destinations for 13/14.
Even with the bullish soybean data beans quickly found selling pressure on a classic "buy the rumor, sell the news" trade. The March contract also found technical resistance at the 200 day moving average (grey line).
South American weather remains unchanged through mid next week. Increased rains were noted for Argentina late next week and weekend. Brazil is still forecasted to be dry but subsoil moistures are adequate enough that we are not concerned with lowering yield projections at this time. With strong sales and tight stocks in the US as well as good yields forecasted in South America, we still favor bullspreading the March – July soybeans for a re-ownership strategy (please see the EHedger Youtube Channel for details).
Corn and wheat continue to trend together. It is important to note that leading into today corn had closed higher for 8 consecutive trading sessions. It is not surprising to see a corrective move and it managed to close slightly below the 50 day moving average.
For now we expect old crop prices to be supported on setbacks due to the tight supply. The large acreage expected for 2013 may continue to keep new crop prices resisted. We have no new recommendations at this time.
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John Zahm has his hands full. He is the only paid campaign staffer for Rick Santorum in the entire state of Illinois, which hosts the next crucial clash in the Republican nominating contest on Tuesday. A local Tea Party leader and homeschooling advocate who worked for Mike Huckabee in 2008, Zahm was hired two days before Christmas. Part of his brief was to carry out a key assignment: Get Santorum on the ballot in Illinois. It almost didn't happen.
Illinois is an unlikely battleground for Republicans. It hasn't hosted a pivotal GOP primary since the 1980s. It's a blue state that's home to the incumbent Democratic President. But south of I-80, far from the Chicago sprawl, the Land of Lincoln is mostly cornfields and small towns, with a deeply conservative electorate that mirrors parts of neighboring Iowa or rural Ohio. Despite being outgunned and out-organized in the state, Zahm and some 400 volunteers have put Santorum in position to potentially ride a wave of grassroots passion to an upset victory.
A recent Chicago Tribune poll showed Santorum nipping at Romney's heels, but when Zahm first joined the team, the former Pennsylvania Senator was still running a meager one-state campaign in Iowa. Zahm struggled mightily to gather the 600 signatures required to get Santorum on the ballot in each of Illinois' 18 congressional districts. In three districts, he didn't even try to make the ballot; in a fourth, a volunteer mishandled the filing. Pundits have snickered at these failures, which render the candidate ineligible for 10 of the 54 delegates awarded on Tuesday. But it could have been much worse. Santorum actually fell short of the signature threshold in 14 of 18 districts, which led the Romney campaign to file a challenge with Illinois' State Board of Elections.
Santorum's organizational struggles have hampered him throughout his campaign. He ran into similar delegate trouble in Ohio and failed to qualify for the ballot entirely in Virginia. But shortly after the challenge was filed, Romney's team withdrew it in 10 of 14 districts, a decision that caused consternation among Romney allies after Santorum's Southern sweep on March 13 heightened the stakes in Illinois. What happened? Zahm says Romney's camp withdrew the challenge after he submitted one of his own, charging that Romney had improperly notarized his candidacy in the state. "I had Romney on the technicality of the notary," says Zahm. Jim Tenuto, an official with the Illinois Board of Elections, says that the two campaigns probably negotiated a mutual withdrawal. "There must have been an agreement worked out, because Santorum is allowed to appear on the ballot even though he's below the minimum number of signatures," he says.
(MORE: How Romney Can Win)
With 69 delegates at stake in Illinois — 54 apportioned by district, plus 15 chosen at the state convention in June — Santorum's forfeiture of 10 delegates isn't disastrous. But he'll have to fight hard to win a majority. Romney is pouring resources into Illinois to stanch the bleeding from his recent bad night down South. Reuters suggests the campaign and its allied super PAC have spent nearly $5 million in Illinois already. The campaign has rolled out a laundry list of supporters as a testament to its deep institutional backing.
"Romney's by far the best organized," says Pat Brady, the Illinois GOP chairman. Brady, who supports Romney, says the former Massachusetts governor will rack up his margin in the vote-rich suburbs of Cook County — some 70% of Republicans are based in the Chicago area — and in a narrow band of turf that runs west to Wheaton and north to the Wisconsin border, home to a more moderate Republican electorate for whom fiscal issues trump social ones. The model for a Romney win, Brady says, is that of Senator Mark Kirk, who rode an economic message to a victory in 2010. "The state is just a train wreck fiscally," Brady says. "People are looking for solutions."
(MORE: Santorum's Southern Sweep Sets Up Long Showdown with Romney)
But if Romney is well-positioned in the more moderate urban areas, Santorum stands to win the vast rural swaths of the state, which are more conservative albeit more sparsely populated. "I believe we're going to win everywhere outside the city of Chicago," says Zahm. Throughout the GOP primary season, Santorum has won the majority of rural counties while Romney has gobbled up votes in population centers. It was Romney's support in urban areas that allowed him to narrowly outpace Santorum's countryside domination in Ohio, swinging the state to Romney.
But in Illinois, momentum is on Santorum's side. His fundraising has improved in the wake of Tuesday's victories in Alabama and Mississippi. On Thursday, the Santorum-allied Red, White and Blue Fund dropped $310,000 on a new TV ad that hits Romney on fiscal issues and health care. His team is hopeful that a grassroots groundswell will be enough to put him over the top in the next big primary. And Zahm is confident. "The so-called liberal Republican is a dinosaur here nowadays," he says.
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Athlete of the Week: Jessica Mieras, O'Gorman Knights
Jessica Mieras' game is just as important as her faith is.
"My faith is a really big part of my life. To be able to put faith and basketball together is really awesome. To pray before every game gets you really pumped, and you are like, 'Yeah, let's go do this,' and being able to show your God-given talent on the court," says Mieras.
"We are a big believer in our system here at Sioux Falls O'Gorman and she's such a well rounded player. She's a great basketball player, and has the spirtiual aspect. Strong in her faith, is academically strong, has high morals, character and integrity. Has all those characteristics, and pillars of what you would want out of your players," adds head coach Kent Kolsrud.
Jessica has been playing basketball in her driveway since she was young, and as she has gotten older, has fell in love with the game.
"What I like most about basketball is I like the contact part of it, and being able to be myself, and to express myself on the court. It's taught me a lot of life lessons, like how to compose yourself, and winning isn't everything, but yet it works. It's really helped me through my life and being able to have that as outlet."
As a 6'2' junior forward, Mieras has been on the Knights' varsity team since she was a freshman, and is always finding ways to improve her game.
"I just keep working on my outside games as well as my inside game to make sure I get better every time. What I am going to keep working on is my outside game, and my dribbling, and shooting to become a threat both inside and outside," tells Mieras.
Kolsrud has seen her hard work pay off in practice and in games.
"She's really a complete player. She's a difference maker at both ends of the floor. Defensively, she's a presence in the post, rebounds extremely well on that end, and blocks shots. Offensively, she's a solid presence in post. She can shoot a 15 to 17 foot perimeter shot. She is a go to person when we need a basket, and is a nice free throw shooter."
Not only is Mieras versatile on the court, but she leads vocally for the Knights.
"I believe I am more of a leader by getting on the court early, shooting hoops, working hard, and having them follow by my example," says Mieras.
"She is a great leader for us. Is an integral part of our program for three years now. A great person on and off the basketball court, and does anything we ask of her," Kolsrud contributes.
Her leadership is shown through her teammates, as they have the utmost respect for Mieras on and off the floor.
"(They would say) I am really aggressive and really care about them. That there's not a day that goes by you don't realize I don't care about the sport," shares Mieras.
Jessica's love for the game, faith, and leadership has made her a unique player for Kolsrud to be able to watch her grow and play from the sidelines.
"It's been a great experience to be able to coach her for three years at the varsity level. We're really excited what she is going to accomplish her senior year at O'Gorman. We expect her to have a great senior season, and hopefully lead out basketball team to a great season."
After Mieras wraps up her senior year at O'Gorman next year, she will be continuing her basketball career at South Dakota State to play for coach Aaron Johnston. Early in March, she got an early opportunity to play in the Class AA State Tournament at Frost Arena.
"It was fun because you are on the court playing with your high school team, but also realize there's many more games to be played on this court. It's always cool to have that experience already on the floor," says Mieras.
She cannot wait for her future at SDSU, as basketball has helped her become a well-rounded individual.
"It's helped me a lot because I am more confident about myself to go do other things in my life and to be able to be that confident person everyone wants to be around."
Jessica loves cheering on SDSU, and watching her favorite player, Doug McDermott play at Creighton. When she's not playing basketball, she is playing volleyball and throwing shot put and discus. Last fall, Mieras helped lead the Knights to a Class AA volleyball title. In school, she loves math and social studies.
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Morenci Kiwanis Club members will help restock activity supplies for Mott Children's Hospital again this year.
Community members may donate new items to the "Fill the Pool" project. Items may be dropped off in the child-size swimming pools at Stair Public Library, Dollar General, First Federal Bank or United Bank & Trust until June 15.
The needed supplies include disposable cameras, bubbles, journals, gel pens, crayons, markers, colored pencils, books, paint brushes, craft kits, games for all ages, stuffed animals, DVDs, action figures and Barbie dolls, CDs, Band Aids, size 13 and 15 knitting needles, yarn, and white t-shirts in all sizes.
During the last two years, community collections have filled a mini van to overflowing.
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Kiwanis members are also making trauma dolls to donate to the hospital. A trauma doll is a small doll that doctors can write on with markers to show the child where the doctor must correct their health issue.
Kiwanis members sew the trauma dolls and senior citizens at Morenci's Senior Center stuff them and add a ribbon. So far they have completed nearly 80 dolls.


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This will be a debateable article for many of you, and some will simply say it is a cry piece about not having the right console, or a PC for that matter. However, to the open minded, this is a true reflection on how we have all been affected, penalised, punished or, dare I say it, betrayed by the games we love and hold dear to our hearts for simply not having the right gaming platform.
MS is rumored to have pay 50 million for GTA IV DLC. With that kind of money they could have developed a new IP or two. Exclusive DLC on a MULTIPLATFORM game should NOT be allowed; otherwise why not make the whole game exclusive in the first place?
your right M$ has no right to make dlc either timed exclusive with fallout 3 or just exclusive period with gta 4 there is a huge fanbase including myself who the ps3 version of gta 4 for ps3 and we want the dlc but we can't get it because M$ like to screw us gamers in the A$$ thanks M$ for ruining my gaming experince as well as other gamers
They have all the right to make content exclusive, it's their money afterall, it's stupid for them to spend 50 million on two pieces of DLC instead of making games.
What really annoyed me is the fact Microsoft closed down a studio the one for making Halo Wars which is a good game. That what really gets to me, how Microsoft can fire hundreds of people just after releasing their game while spending 50 million on DLC.


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Greenpeace activists in eleven twelve countries including China, France, Germany and Sweden began pasting huge "DETOX our water" and "DETOX the future" stickers onto the windows of their local H&M stores this week.
Activists paid a similar visit to Adidas stores almost a month ago, before the sportswear giant made a commitment on August 31 to eliminate all releases of hazardous chemicals from its clothing and production processes. Nike and Puma were first out the blocks, just weeks into our Detox campaign.
H&M's reputation as an industry leader in sustainability is on the line, as the company faces questions over its commitment to people and the environment in China and elsewhere. With the fashion season already upon us, H&M are running out of time to show the world what it's capable of.
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Greenpeace today celebrates its 40th birthday, remembering September 15, 1971 when the newly founded Don't Make a Wave Committee sent a chartered ship, Phyllis Cormack, renamed Greenpeace for the protest, from Vancouver to oppose United States testing of nuclear devices in Amchitka, Alaska. They broadcast a message that day which holds true still as we campaign now for our precious water:
"We call our ship the Greenpeace because that's the best name we can think of to join the two great issues of our times: the survival of our environment and the peace of the world. We do not consider ourselves to be radicals. We are conservatives, who insist upon conserving the environment for our children and future generations."
(Photo: Greenpeace activists attaching at an H&M shop window in Malmo, Sweden today)
Eoin Dubsky is a Community Communications Specialist at Greenpeace International, a father of two, a peace activist and a technology tinkerer.
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