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Sebastian Vettel has been blamed for the poor turnout at his home grand prix following negative comments made earlier in the season about F1's new V6 turbo era.
After three consecutive rounds in front of capacity crowds in Canada, Austria and Great Britain, just 52,000 people turned up to watch the German Grand Prix on Sunday - down 30% from the attendance in 2012. Circuit adviser Katja Heim thinks Vettel, who memorably labelled the sound of the new engines "shit" in March, should bear some of the blame for the poor turnout due to the influence he has over German fans.
"It certainly didn't really help that Sebastian in his frustration about the new Formula One and his car gave loads of interviews about how bad Formula One is now and that it's not worth going there," Heim told Reuters. "As a four-time world champion from Germany, people believe him more than they would the sales people. So if he says there's nothing any more for the fans, it's not Formula One like it used to be, that was 100% quite damaging."
Heim also confessed Germany's recent FIFA World Cup success played a part, poking fun at England's dismal performance several weeks before the well-attended British Grand Prix.
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A Congressional oversight committee investigates allegations that the White House fired US attorneys for political reasons. The committee asks Bush officials to turn over relevant emails, only to find that government work had been conducted on private email addresses. Millions of emails are deleted and permanently lost, preventing the committee from continuing their investigation. Bush officials use email accounts associated with a private gwb43.com server owned and controlled by the RNC [Republican National Committee], which is a private political entity not covered by government oversight laws. (The Washington Post, 3/27/2007) (Vox, 3/2/2015)
In 2015, shortly after Clinton's use of a private email address will be revealed, Vox will comment, "That [Bush administration email] scandal unfolded well into the final year of Bush's presidency, then overlapped with another email secrecy scandal, over official emails that got improperly logged and then deleted, which itself dragged well into Obama's first year in office. There is simply no way that, when Clinton decided to use her personal email address as secretary of state, she was unaware of the national scandal that Bush officials had created by doing the same."
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Some 200 new and continuing friends of Denver Health were there to enjoy food, music and remarks such as those delivered by Kathy Klugman, who shared the very personal story of her late son Terry's struggle with bipolar disease. Klugman also touched on the crucial need for providing mental health services to children and the importance of overcoming the stigma associated with mental illness.
A poignant video tribute to Terry was shown, and community leader Caz Matthews read a statement from Mayor John Hickenlooper, who had been friends with Terry. Dr. Vincent Collins of Denver Health and Colorado first lady Jeannie Ritter also spoke about the unique needs facing children who suffer from mental illness and the importance of having access to facilities and resources that provide appropriate and necessary treatment.
Michelle Rose-Hughes and Franklin Rios are chairing the Pavilion Project, and they report that A Toast to Denver Health raised $33,000 for the Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Unit. They also thanked sponsors and others who helped make the evening possible, including attorney Pamela Mackey of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman, Mike Ferrufino of KBNO and Marc Spritzer and Nick Lane from CoBiz.
The Pavilion Project, they noted, "Will help Denver Health deliver the most effective and advanced therapeutic programs available for young people in need of mental health services, incorporating music, art, outdoor recreation, life-skills training and a classroom with the latest teaching tools.
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In June, New York's Mehdi Ballouchy, San Jose's Jason Hernandez, Chivas USA's Michael Lahoud and Chicago's Logan Pause visited St. Jude Children's Research Hospital – one of the premier pediatric cancer research centers in the world – as MLS Ambassadors to the Goals for St. Jude program, part of the league's "Soccer Kicks Cancer" initiative.
The visit to see some of the sickest kids in the world stands in stark contrast to the experience of men who regularly soak in the adoration of cheering fans. But giving the patients at St. Jude's a reason to smile proved to be much more rewarding.
"To actually be [at St. Jude] in person really opened my eyes and made me realize how fortunate we are as athletes and people to take everyday things for granted," Lahoud told cdchivasusa.com. "The ability to walk, the ability to see, we take those things for granted every day when we wake up. To be in an environment where a lot of young kids don't have those abilities is really humbling."
Their visit, and their support in the fight against cancer, has earned Ballouchy, Hernandez, Lahoud and Pause the MLS W.O.R.K.S. Humanitarian of the Month Award for September. The month is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
For Hernandez, the motivation to support cancer research hits closer to home. A friend of his lost a child early due to pediatric brain cancer. Hernandez now sits on the committee of a charity based out of New York, and the chance to visit St. Jude's provided him with a chance to involve MLS in his work against cancer.
"To be able to interact and connect with these youths who are going through a terrible illness and really fighting for their lives, it was tremendous," Hernandez says. "Anything that I can bring to them, the little joy that I got to bring to them, they gave me ten times over."
Pause agrees. "It's one of those things where I feel like we as players got way more out of it than the families [of the patients] did," he says. "Anything that we can do to help is fantastic."
St. Jude's covers the cost of care beyond what insurance pays for patients that have it, and cover the full cost for those families that don't. Players commented on their admiration for the fight that the kids showed in their battle against cancer, and were happy to be able to join in.
"Children from around the world, if they have cancer, they fly them in," Ballouchy told MLSsoccer.com in June. "They go to school there, prom there."
"Families don't pay a dime," Pause adds. "These families and children have gone through so much as it is. To relieve that financial strain is also special to see."
Lahoud, Pause and Hernandez reminisced fondly about their time on the ball with some of the patients. Lahoud joked that the kids quickly took a kick-around game from "friendly" to "intense."
"For 10, 15 minutes, we were all just soccer players," Hernandez recalls. "Not just professional athletes coming to visit someone who's going through a tough time – we were all just on a team, trying to play and win a game."
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"Oh yeah, Italy. Forgot about that." That's the line in financial markets Wednesday. Katie Martin joins Markets Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Explore the Sporades islands, in the northwest Aegean! Dense vegetation; rocky landscapes, and pure blue seas: a uniquely alternative destination. Go island-hopping in a paradise island complex!
Trace Skiathos walking routes, and discover its hidden beauties. With your mind's eye follow the footsteps of great writers, such as Alexander Papadiamantis, as they walked through dense forests and olive groves! The nature enthusiasts should follow a lovely route through the famous Koukounariés forest and around Lake Strofilia. (Length 4.2 km). Alternatively, take a leisurely, easy walk round Kanapitsa Peninsula (4,9km)!
Seeking to experience some religious awe? Take a rather long-distance walk (7km) to Skiathos historical churches (Evagelistrias Monastery & the Churches of St. Harálambos, St. Apóstolos and St. Dimitrios).
Do you know that the island of Alonissos is home to the Mediterranean Monk Seal (: monachus monachus), one of the biggest seal species? Go to the National Marine Park of Alonissos and support the rescue of newborn pups!
Looking for a peaceful island to enjoy your family holidays? Skopelos is your destination! Find yourself in a green surrounding with rich pine forests, crystal blue seas and sandy beaches! Taste the famous cheese-pie of Skópelos, and have a shot of oúzo in tavérnas by the sea!
Are you a movie fan? Trace the paths of the exciting film "Mamma Mia"! Yes, the amazing chapel on the rocks (where the wedding ceremony took place) really exists! It's "Saint Ioannis Chapel" in Skópelos!
In the island of Skyros ride a cute pony in the heart of a dense pine-tree forest, or participate in the famous carnival celebrations. The island is also home to the "Skyros Institute of Holistic Studies", which offers alternative therapy programmes (yoga or even windsurfing)!
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Men's plain calf leather trainer in white and black
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Originally introduced in 1991, the Champion in white and black calf leather is a replica of the original tennis Retro Sneaker, taken from the nickname of Swiss tennis star Jakob Hlasek. Also endorsed by Marc Rosset, the Champion is a like-for-like revival of the original, with a multi-component rubber outsole and herringbone mould. The sneaker also features an EVA midsole for enhanced cushioning and comfort, as well as a lace-up style and perforated accents, and a breathable mesh lining and contrasting colour details. The tongue features the archival Bally Tennis logo.Read less
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A.L.S. December 16 [circa 1860-April 12, 1861]. �R.E.� [Roxana Chapin Gerdine] to �Dear Sister Em� [Emily McKinstry Chapin]. 4pp. Note: Part of the last page continues onto the front of the first page.)
views with love to all home folks. kindest regards to all friends and remembrance or two to William I close. Marion has told all she can think of and now her [topic] is exhausted. she has taken [more] recent affairs this morning it is a fat woman she has heard of who weighs well she is afraid to tell how much she really thinks it is �46 lbs� may be it was as much as �44�. Write. Write. Write soon the Gen sends love to you and yours. Au revoir. R.E.)
Plantation Dec. 16th"
Dear Sister Em-"
I have had company for a week or so past consequently I have neglected writing you as I intended to do but my letters home are for you all so I do not hurry after writing one. I wrote Mother nearly two weeks since and sent her a curl of Tommie�s hair and while making Christmas for my tribe it occurred to me I would make you a pair of cuffs like I wear. I have christened them by wearing them once myself and I have made Aunt Eliza a shoe of a piece of my second day silk and a lock of pets hair how I must not forget Nellie even in such a little matter you know. Well how are all. you wrote me in your last that you had been sick. is it time for me to make"


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This industry is expanding at such a fast pace, it is hard to keep up, and at times can be pretty confusing, even overwhelming.
Our 2016 Vaping Device Recommendations
Here we have our top recommendations from a few of the major categories of vapor products. Whether you are brand new, or looking for the next product for your arsenal, we hope to have a few nice selections to choose from.
Cigalikes – Rechargeable and Disposable
Cigalikes, or mini e cigs, are what most people think of for a standard electronic cigarette. These are what you see in convenience stores and gas stations next to cigarettes, which look pretty similar, though they typically have just 1 or two in a package.
If you are brand new to e-cigs, doing some research, this is a great way to find out if you like it
With a rechargeable device, you can recharge the battery and they will last for a couple hours.
Typical Rechargeable E-Cig
Disposables look almost the same, and function the same, though they are a one time use e-cig.
A disposable is the cheapest way to try one out, as that is all you need, and they are usually rated as having roughly the same amount of nicotine as a full pack of cigarettes.
Shop For An Express Kit At: http://www.vaporfi.com
Read the full Vaporfi Review here (with discounts).
Go to our full list of 2015 Cigalike recommendations here.
Pros and Cons of Disposables
The upside is that you can just take a couple puffs, and put it down, unlike a real cigarette, where you light it up, and either smoke the whole thing or can save it if you really want, though that stinks up your pack or pocket.
The downside is that you could finish it off in a few hours if you vape like crazy. On average, they can last 3 hours or much longer, depending on the size of the disposable, and of course how heavily you are vaping.
Using disposables are going to cost more than rechargeable e-cigs. Each one has a cartridge (looks like a cigarette filter), which is what contains the nicotine and flavor that turns into vapor. The rechargeable cartridge is built in, and rechargeable cartridges are replaceable. It costs roughly half as much to use rechargeables, as you only need to replace the cartridges (cartomizers).
Shop V2 Disposables At: http://www.v2cigs.com
(Tip: you can get these as single units at many local gas stations/convenience stores)
eGo Vape Pens
This is often a next step. eGos are a larger battery, and they allow a larger piece in place of the e-cig cartridge, called a tank or clearomizer.
Typical eGo Pen
The battery and e-liquid last longer, and you typically can get a full day out of an eGo set up. Of course there are different sizes here as well, and the biggest eGo batteries could even go for 2 days or more.
Shop Vaporfi Pro Colors At: http://www.vaporfi.com
Adjustable eGos
There are also adjustable eGo vapes for when someone wants some control over their e-cig, where you can adjust the power, to create more vapor, or also the fine tune the flavor.
Shop For The Rocket At: http://www.vaporfi.com
This is a broad category, which even encompasses eGos, as it is typically anything beyond your standard cigalike, though it is mostly thought of as more advanced or powerful devices than an eGo.
Typical Box Mod with Digital Screen
More advanced means that you have more options, such as variable power output, or control of the airflow through the device, and some other options to control the functioning of the device. Some of these can even include features such as the ability to charge your smartphone while you vape, such as the Innokin iTaste MVP series.
Shop For The VOX II At: http://www.vaporfi.com
Mod Categories
The main mod categories are eGos, tube mods, mechanical mods, box mods, and then variable wattage and variable voltage.
A few of these categories overlap, as with box mods, they mostly all have variable power options, and then mechanical mods are just straight forward on/off devices, often with beautiful craftsmanship.
Sub Ohm
This is a really popular trend, which is comprised of mods and e-liquids that are essentially geared towards creating lots of vapor, and there are flavor preferences achievable from tinkering with sub ohm settings.
It essentially consists of an atomizer which has a resistance of less than 1 ohm, and that means more power flowing through, creating big clouds of vapor. This would be one of the more advanced areas of vaping, and you want to know what you're doing with this, as you're pushing higher power levels through the different components.
Shop For The VOX II Kit At: http://www.vaporfi.com
Technically, any device that creates vapor, is a vaporizer, e-cigs, eGos, box mods etc., though in this category are introduced other materials to be vaped, such as waxes, oils and loose leaf products. Much of this can be done with eGOs etc as well, but vaporizers often refers to portable and desktop units that vaporize herbs, oils and waxes.
That covers most of the bases of the vaping devices that are currently available, and at present, there is an incredible amount of new devices being released, seemingly every day, and it is a very exciting time to explore the vaping world!


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On October 4, 1948 Fenway Park hosted the first playoff game in American League history when the Red Sox faced off against the Indians to decide the pennant. Led by new manager Joe McCarthy, the 1948 Red Sox won 96 games in the regular season but lost to Cleveland in the one-game playoff. Boston University's football team and the Boston Yanks also shared the Fenway Park field in 1948, the last year the Yanks called the ballpark their home.
Record: 96-59, 2nd in American League
Manager: Joseph V. McCarthy
Attendance: 1,558,798
The Red Sox finished the 1948 regular season tied for first place with Cleveland and the first playoff game in American League history was played at Fenway Park to decide who would advance to the World Series. Earlier in the season, the first television broadcast of a Red Sox game at Fenway Park took place on May 12.
It was Boston's first season under new manager Joe McCarthy, who had managed the Yankees to eight pennants in 16 seasons. Ted Williams helped lead the charge again with a .369 batting average and 127 RBIs. Johnny Pesky was shifted to third base and his average dropped below .300 for the first time in his career. Pesky still scored 124 run, just below Dom DiMaggio's club-leading 127. Vern Stephens, who had taken Pesky's shortstop slot, led the team with 29 home runs and 137 RBIs.
Southpaw Mel Parnell made his debut in 1948 and won 15 games with a 3.14 ERA. Joe Dobson went 16-10 with a 3.56 ERA and Jack Kramer, who'd come over with Vern Stephens in a trade with the Browns the previous winter, went 18-5.
At the end of the regular season, the Red Sox stood tied with the Indians atop the AL with 96 wins. to decide the pennant, a one -game playoff was played at Fenway Park on October 4. . Cleveland player/manager Lou Boudreau started a rookie, 19-game winner Gene Bearden, while McCarthy handed the ball to veteran Galehouse instead of the well-rested Parnell. Galehouse, who had been pounded by Cleveland in a late August game, didn't make it out of the fourth inning, while Bearden won his 20th game for the Indians. Cleveland's win eliminated the Red Sox and prevented what would have been the only cross-town World Series in Boston history. Instead, the Indians went on to defeat the Braves in six games.
Over the 1947-48 offseason, both clubhouses, which were located next to each other on the first-base side of the park, received improvements to their walls and plumbing fixtures. In addition, a steel staircase was built to a new one-room level for the umpires and on the grandstand roof, the club added restrooms for patrons in the premium "sky-view" seating on each side of the press box.
As part of the Mayor's Charity Field Day on July 13, 1948, the New England Hoboes (a novelty team) defeated the Dick Casey Club of Dorchester, 2-0.
|1948 Non-Red Sox Baseball At Fenway Park
|June 16
|Brockton High 4, Lynn Classical 2
|June 16
|Milford 13, Case 3
|July 13
|Mayor's Charity Field Day: New England Hoboes 2, Dick Casey Club 0*
*For many years, the City of Boston regularly held a summertime Mayor's Charity Field Day. Many of these field days took place at Fenway Park, with a variety of sports, games, activities and other amusements for the crowds. In certain years, the Mayor's Charity Field Day even included an abbreviated baseball game at Fenway Park that was usually played between local teams.
In their final season at Fenway Park, the Boston Yanks finished with a disappointing 2-4 home record, though they went out in style with an upset of the powerful Philadelphia Eagles. Boston University's football team won its first two games at Fenway Park in 1948 but was trounced by the University of Iowa in their final game at the ballpark that fall.
|1948 Non-Baseball Events At Fenway Park
|July 13
|Mayor's Charity Field Day*
|September 17
|Green Bay Packers 31, Boston Yanks 0 (Football)
|September 23
|New York Giants 27, Boston Yanks 7 (Football)
|October 17
|Boston Yanks 13, Pittsburgh Steelers 7 (Football)
|October 22
|Boston University 28, New York University 7 (Football)
|October 30
|Boston University 12, Syracuse 7 (Football)
|November 7
|Washington Redskins 23, Boston Yanks 7 (Football)
|November 20
|University of Iowa 34, Boston University 14 (Football)
|November 21
|Chicago Bears 51, Boston Yanks 17 (Football)
|December 5
|Boston Yanks 37, Philadelphia Eagles 14 (Football)
*For many years, the City of Boston regularly held a summertime Mayor's Charity Field Day. Many of these field days took place at Fenway Park, with a variety of sports, games, activities and other amusements for the crowds. In certain years, the Mayor's Charity Field Day even included an abbreviated baseball game at Fenway Park that was usually played between local teams.
A crowd of 9,652 saw both the greatest and last game in the short history of the Boston Yanks, as the underdogs upset the NFL East Champion Philadelphia Eagles by a score of 37-14. Following the game, Yanks owner Ted Collins remarked, "I guess we'll move," but added, "I don't know for sure yet and I may be back again next season. It's strictly an economic situation." Collins moved the team to New York the next year, where they played as the New York Bulldogs. Later, the franchise shifted to Dallas, where they became the Dallas Texans in 1952. Ultimately they moved to Baltimore and became known as the Colts, who now play in Indianapolis after their infamous move in 1983.


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Accession number 3816
Pencil on paper, 22 x 12.4cm
Purchased by Lord Leverhulme at the artist's studio sale,1919, for the Lady Lever Art Gallery
A study for the head of the goddess Fortune in the large painting based on the classical myth of the goddess Fortuna ('Lady Luck') The theme is the helplessness of man in the face of destiny.
Burne-Jones pictures the goddess with a huge wheel, to which are chained three men, a slave, a king and a poet. As the goddess turns the wheel, their fates rise and fall, and they have no power of control. In the drawing, the model's eyes are open but in the painting they are closed, oblivious to the men's fates.
The goddess with her turban shows the artist's debt to Michelangelo. In 1871 Burne-Jones visited the Sistine Chapel, Rome, lying on the floor and looking up at the ceiling through opera glasses, to study the sibyls painted there by Michelangelo.
The oil painting ' The Wheel of Fortune' by Edward Burne-Jones, 1854, is in the collections of the Musée d'Orsay, Paris.
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U.S. gun crime plunges, though most Americans think it has risen
WASHINGTON -- Gun-related homicides and other crimes involving guns have fallen sharply over the last two decades in the United States, but most Americans believe firearms crime is higher now than 20 years ago, according to an analysis and a separate poll released on Tuesday.
Some 11,101 gun-related homicides were reported in the United States in 2011, a figure that is down 39 percent from the 1993 peak, the Justice Department reported. Nonfatal firearm crimes declined by 69 percent to 467,300 in the same period.
Amid an intense national debate about gun control - which flared anew in the wake of a December shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, that left 26 people dead - some 56 percent of Americans believe that gun crime is higher now than it was 20 years ago, the Pew Research Center said its poll showed.
Only 12 percent of Americans realize that gun crimes have fallen, the center said in a statement. The Pew survey was based on a March 14-17 survey of 924 adults and had a margin of error of 3.9 percentage points.
The drop in gun crime mirrors a general fall in U.S. violent crime. The Justice Department study found that for fatal and nonfatal firearm crimes, most of the decline occurred from 1993 to 2002.
In 2011, about 70 percent of homicides and 8 percent of nonfatal violent crimes, such as rape, sexual assault, robbery and aggravated assault, were committed with a firearm, mainly a handgun.
From 2007 to 2011, about 1 percent of victims in nonfatal violent crimes reported using a firearm to defend themselves.
The Justice Department findings were based on data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics National Crime Victimization Survey, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, and the Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System.


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NEW YORK – The story of new Columbus Crew right back Korey Veeder could have a storybook ending after all.
The 19-year-old defender found himself in limbo late in 2010 after his USL squad Crystal Palace Baltimore ceased operations. With the team folding and the parent club in England facing financial struggles of its own, Veeder was eventually released, opening the door to MLS.
The Crew landed Veeder's rights in a weighted player lottery on Tuesday afternoon, and he now has a chance to replace the player he admired in recent years.
"Actually I did look up to Frankie Hejduk a lot, watching the national team and catching some of the Columbus games," Veeder told MLSsoccer.com on Tuesday. "It'd be an honor to take his spot."
The St. Petersburg, Fla. native was a central midfielder before joining the Under-17 Residency camp, where he became a full-time right back. Then he was spotted by Crystal Palace Baltimore during a Pennsylvania tournament, where he represented his US Soccer Development Academy club team Clearwater Chargers.
When the USL side made him an offer to go pro, he was faced with the eternal dilemma of the 18-year-old elite soccer player in America: go to college or join the professional ranks?
"I was really debating," Veeder said. "I had a scholarship offer from South Carolina and it was either going to college or turning professional. My dream was to go pro, but do I wait an extra four years down the line when I'm 22 or 23, or do I take it now and build my career?"
Veeder went the pro route with the end goal of getting to Crystal Palace Baltimore's parent squad in England. In the meantime, his performances in the USL earned him a call-up to the US Under-20 national team, coached by Thomas Rongen.
"As an 18-year-old he played week in and week out against good competition, against men," Rongen said of Veeder's USL experience. "He's a very good two-way right full back. He can defend and he's pretty tough winning his battles. He also has a keen sense of when to go forward.
"He'll make a very good pro and will have a long career in MLS as a contributor to any team."
Veeder has now participated in a total of four Under-20 camps, but he has some stiff competition at right back in recent draftees Kofi Sarkodie (Houston Dynamo) and Zarek Valentin (Chivas USA). Only two of the three will make it on the squad that will be selected to compete in CONCACAF U-20 qualifying.
"Columbus is a good team for him looking at the depth chart of defenders on that team," Rongen said. "We struggle in our country from the senior team on down to find fullbacks and center backs, which is pretty amazing. And so many MLS teams are struggling with that as well.
"Korey is a very solid, consistent defender with very good attacking qualities which I think this league is looking for."
And for Veeder, whose time with in the Under-20 camps has been the only activity since Crystal Palace Baltimore closed shop last September, this MLS opportunity is exactly what he was looking for too.
"I'm finally getting back into it and I can't wait to be out there with the team soon," Veeder said.


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Baked barbecue pork buns (guk char siu bao) are the oven baked version of the very popular steamed barbecue pork buns. The baked buns have the same barbecue pork filling but the golden brown bun is quite different. The buns are more similar to baked bread and are top coated with honey or sugar mixture. In addition, baked barbecue pork buns are quite a bit larger than their steamed cousins so you get more for your money. These buns are commonly available in Chinese bakeries as well as dim sum restaurants.
Steamed barbecue pork buns (char siu bao) really need no introduction since it may well be "the classic" dim sum item. Small pieces of tender, sweet Chinese barbecue pork are stuffed inside a soft steamed wheat bun. The bun itself should have a dry surface, a hint of sweetness, and a delicate, fluffy and somewhat chewy texture. The baked version of barbecue pork buns is quite different but equally delicious.
I use this dish as one of standards for comparing the quality of dim sum restaurants.
Warning! These placid-looking buns can be lethal: I've seen dim sum virgins get addicted to dim sum after eating these buns. It's usually a good idea to order enough dishes so that everyone in your party can have a whole bun. These buns will quickly dry out when kept in the refrigerator so it's best to eat them fresh.


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At A Glance
ACC and AVCA All-East Region Coach of the year: 2008, 2012
Big West Coach of the Year: 2013
Nicole Lantagne Welch- Head Coach
Nicole Lantagne Welch is entering her fourth season as UC Santa Barbara's head coach.
In her first three years at UCSB she has coached ten all-conference players, earned one Big West Coach of the Year honor, one Big West Championship, and one trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Welch had a successful first year at the helm for UCSB in 2013, as she led the Gauchos to their first Big West Championship in eight years and to their first NCAA postseason appearance since 2010. Finishing conference play with a 13-3 record, UCSB earned a share of the Big West title along with national powerhouse Hawai'i and Cal State Northridge. The team's conference record was the program's best since 2004. One of the marquee matches of Welch's inaugural season was when she coached the Gauchos to a 3-2 upset victory at Hawai'i, snapping the Rainbow Wahine's 41-match winning streak that dated back to 1994. Five players earned all-conference honors in 2013, including Ali Spindt who was named the Big West Freshman of the Year. Spindt was also selected to the all-conference first team with Ali Barbeau, Leah Sully, and Katey Thompson, while Phoebe Grunt was voted to the All-Big West Honorable Mention and All-Freshman teams.
Lantagne Welch was hired in February 2013 to take over the reins of the Gauchos' women's volleyball program as Head Coach after the retirement of the legendary Kathy Gregory.
A native of Encinitas, Calif., Lantagne Welch had spent the previous 12 years at the University of Miami, their only head coach since restarting the women's volleyball program in 2001. During her time with the Hurricanes, Lantagne Welch compiled a record of 243-120 for a winning percentage of .669.
Lantagne Welch had a 2012 campaign that saw her squad go 25-6 with a program record 17 wins in ACC play, culminating in a trip to the NCAA Tournament. After the season, Lantagne Welch was named the ACC Coach of the Year and AVCA East Region Coach of the Year. It was the third time she was honored as a Coach of the Year by the AVCA (2008, 2002) and second time she received the ACC honor (2008). The 2012 NCAA tourney trip was the fourth consecutive and fifth overall for the Hurricanes during Lantagne Welch's tenure. Her five All-Region honorees were tied for the most from a single school nationwide.
Miami's deepest run in the NCAA tournament came in 2002, when Lantagne Welch reached the Sweet Sixteen in just her second season at the helm.
Despite restarting a program from scratch, Lantagne Welch recorded winning seasons in 10 of her 12 years on the bench at Miami, including six seasons with 20 or more wins. For her entire tenure, Lantagne Welch averaged just over 20 wins per season.
Lantagne Welch comes from a volleyball-oriented family. Her parents, Joe and JoAnn, owned a successful volleyball scouting service, while her sister, Jenelle, was an All-American at the University of Pittsburgh and has also coached at the Division-I level.
Lantagne Welch was also a highly successful player, finishing as the all-time leader in assists, digs, and matches played at the University of Maryland after an illustrious four-year career as a setter from 1990-1993. She was an All-ACC honoree three times, including First Team nods in her junior and senior seasons.
Her coaching career began at her alma mater in 1994, where she served one year as an assistant coach. She served as a graduate assistant at Ohio University in 1995 before moving to Texas A&M in 1997. Her three-year spell in College Station resulted in three trips to the NCAAs and an Elite Eight appearance in 1999.
Lantagne Welch and her husband, Wesley Paul Welch, were married in 2002 in Encinitas. They have two children - daughter Riley Jaye (born 2004) and son Ayden Fletcher (born 2007).
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In a new report, the consulting firm IHS Emerging Energy Research says it expects O&M spending to grow at a 5.5% compound annual rate as total installed onshore capacity grows from 47GW at the end of 2011 to a projected 127GW over the next 14 years.
IHS EER North American Wind Energy Advisory program associate director, Matt Kaplan said: "O&M strategies are increasingly vital to improving the operational performance and bottom line of a wind owner's collective investment."
The growth in spending is making the market for O&S services more competitive, the report says. Large wind owners are bringing more of the work in-house to leverage economies of scale.
Additionally, turbine manufacturers are aggressively expanding the O&M side of their businesses to help make up for an expected drop in orders after this year. At the same time, a host of independent service providers are entering the business.
The competition is driving companies to offer new types of products aimed at improving project output. Kaplan added: "The industry's intense focus on O&M today will ultimately result in more cost-effective methods for managing and maintaining wind projects, driving down the overall cost of wind in the future."


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Columbus police arrested fewer people for serious crimes last year than they have since at least 2001, and the local police union said staffing shortages and low morale might be partly to blame. A division spokesman acknowledged that a crush of retirements and a lag in the number of police recruit classes might have contributed to the drop in arrests but said he doesn't believe that officers would shirk their duties out of frustration.
Columbus police arrested fewer people for serious crimes last year than they have since at least 2001, and the local police union said staffing shortages and low morale might be partly to blame.
A division spokesman acknowledged that a crush of retirements and a lag in the number of police recruit classes might have contributed to the drop in arrests but said he doesn't believe that officers would shirk their duties out of frustration.
According to Police Division records, city police made 3,492 arrests for so-called Part 1 offenses that are reported to the FBI each year. Those offenses include homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny theft and vehicle theft.
In a 10-year comparison done by the division, the average yearly total for such arrests is 6,059. Arrests for Part 1 offenses have fallen each year since 2005 but dropped off dramatically in 2008. Since then, the number of annual arrests for Part 1 crimes hasn't risen above 5,000, records show.
The number of reported Part 1 crimes has dropped since then, as it has in many large cities in recent years, but the percentage of arrests when compared with reported offenses in Columbus also has fallen steadily since 2005 from 14 percent to 6.3 percent last year.
Sgt. Jim Gilbert, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge No. 9, said officers grew disillusioned after last year's patrol reorganization and a perception that some top brass were nitpicking their actions on the streets. Low morale has persisted this year with the debate over Senate Bill 5 and the state's push to limit collective bargaining.
"You have a lot of police officers who are second-guessing the profession they've gotten themselves into," Gilbert said.
A surge in retirements that began last fall has continued this year as more officers leave through the Deferred Retirement Option Program that allows them to delay leaving for eight years past their retirement age while they accumulate pension payments, with interest, in a special account.
Officer Teresa Bowling of the research and development unit said 70 officers have retired since January, the first month that DROP took effect, with a combined 2,316 years of service.
"That's a lot of institutional knowledge that's gone out the door," she said.
Those officers have left faster than they are being replaced, Gilbert noted.
Fewer officers means less time to investigate crimes, he said. "A lot of our arrests aren't made on police responding to a 911 call. What I think it really boils down to is our officers just don't really have time to be proactive."
Precinct officers and detectives said more cops are needed more quickly. One East Side officer said he spends his whole shift rushing from call to call, despite his reputation among colleagues as an aggressive officer.
"We don't have the manpower" to be proactive, he said.
His name is being withheld because rules prohibit employees from publicly criticizing the division. His lament is shared by plainclothes officers.
"We don't have enough personnel to adequately investigate cases," said a detective in the Crimes Against Persons Bureau. "We just have zero time."
In early 2007, the research and development unit reported to Chief Walter Distelzweig, then a deputy chief, that, to keep up with retirements, the Department of Public Safety would have to appoint 580 recruits through 2010 and see 491 of them graduate from the academy.
But since that Feb. 14, 2007, memo, the division has graduated just 208 recruits. Sixty-three more are in the academy now.
"It's going to take time" to recover from the lull in academy classes that city leaders allowed as a way to save money, Weiner said.
"As long as we continue to see a reduction in the number of crimes, then we can say we're on the right path," he said.
Arrest rates differ from clearance rates, which include crimes solved not only by arrest but also by other means. Some homicides, for example, are cleared because a suspect acted in self-defense or died.
For example, homicide arrests made last year accounted for only 48 percent of the reported killings, but the clearance rate for the year stands at 55 percent, when such things as murder-suicides and justified shootings are factored in. That is on par with other cities of similar size.
That disparity can be even greater with other crimes. The arrest of one thief, for example, might clear 30 burglaries.
Few robbers, likewise, commit only one heist, noted Cmdr. Mary Mathias of the Crimes Against Persons Bureau. But they often won't admit all their misdeeds.
"When you make an arrest, you're arresting someone who is in all likelihood responsible for multiple crimes," she said.
"There are all kinds of things that can affect clearances," she said. "We certainly would like to solve more, but we can only work with what we have in terms of evidence, cooperation of victims and time per case."


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Martin Petrov, Benjani Mwaruwari and Sylvinho will all leave Eastlands this summer after the club opted not to offer them new contracts.
All three were used only sparingly by boss Roberto Mancini last season and their departures were expected, with the Italian set to bring in a number of players during the close season.
Petrov was signed by Sven-Goran Eriksson from Atletico Madrid in 2007 and enjoyed an impressive debut season on the wing.
But the Bulgarian's time at City was blighted by injuries and he leaves having made 57 starts, scoring 15 goals.
Striker Benjani was another Eriksson purchase, arriving from Portsmouth in January 2008 after netting on a regular basis during the first half of the season.
He made an instant impact by scoring the winner on his debut against Manchester United but he faded out of the picture and spent the end of this season on loan at Premier League rivals Sunderland, where he failed to score in eight matches.
Brazil defender Sylvinho joined City last summer after helping Barcelona win the Champions League but the 36-year-old was restricted to only nine starts.
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Choko Oohira (R) teaches trainees in character mascots at the Choko Group mascot school in Tokyo, November 20, 2012. [Photo/Agencies]
Eri Suzuki is serious about her goal in life - working in a theme park as a character mascot, one of those oversized, fuzzy creatures that dance and cavort with children.
Related photos: HK Ocean Park awarded as world best theme park
So she came to the Choko Group mascot school in Tokyo for instruction in the myriad tricks of the trade, such as how to move in giant feet and a furry animal head.
"Where are your eyes? Where are your ears?" said Choko Oohira, the school's founder, gesturing in front of a recent class on moving in costume that included students dressed as a giant panda, cats and sheep.
Herself a 20-year veteran of the mascot arts, Oohira founded the school - the only one of its kind in Japan and, quite possibly, the world - in 1985. Her goal: to help mascot wannabes perfect the art of moving and playing the characters.
"When I see places where someone's hand is coming out between the costume's hands, or they take off their mask in front of people, or show their skin under the mask, it's very disappointing," Oohira said.
"I just want to tell them that's not how to do it. I want to show the world how to fully become the character and explain that's how to make children happy."
Students are taught everything from traditional dance, to help with actual dance routines as mascots, to different walking styles that illustrate different ages while wearing costumes.
Other lessons include how to interact with children while wearing a costume, how to present a kind or even scary aura, and training to make sure the mascot's gestures work when people are unable to see the performer's face.
There are roughly 25 students, ranging from those just giving it a try for fun to others, like Suzuki, destined for work in theme parks. They range from those in their 20s up to those in their 50s.
"I had been doing this in my own sort of style, so I wanted to try and actually learn from professionals," said Eiichiro Sakaida, a 21-year-old who has worked as a mascot part-time and came from more than 900 km away to try the class.
"I realized there's a lot of things that I didn't know, so I hope to use what I've learned this time going forward."
Once students graduate, work is unlikely to be a problem since Japan, which idolizes all things big-eyed and cute, has been experiencing a massive mascot boom.
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It was 40 years ago Sunday (May 19th, 1979) that a select group of party-goers witnessed the closest thing to a live Beatles reunion when Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr reunited to jam at Eric Clapton's wedding reception at his English estate. The impromptu performance marked the first time the three former-Beatles had played in public together since the group's final performance on the Apple Rooftop on January 30th, 1969.
Clapton had married Harrison's ex-wife Pattie Boyd, and set up an outdoor stage for a mammoth jam session which featured the three ex-Beatles, a reformed Cream, the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman, Elton John, David Bowie, and many more. John Lennon was living in the U.S. at the time, and was not present.
Although the three former "Fabs" also took part in a makeshift sing-a-long jam at Starr's wedding in 1981, the Clapton wedding reception marks the only time that the former Beatles made music onstage in a somewhat professional manner. Among the many songs reported to have been performed that day were the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band" and "Get Back."
Wings co-founder Denny Laine also participated at the jam session at Clapton's wedding reception and says that it didn't feel as historic an event as it has been made out to be: "I never think like that, 'Hey, I'm jamming with (laughs) some of the Beatles.' I never think like that. Y'know, these were all people I knew. Like Eric, I'd known when he was in the Yardbirds."
Both Clapton and Boyd published their memoirs in 2008 and spoke about their decade long marriage. Boyd says that upon looking at her marriage to Clapton 20 years after their split, she ultimately regrets leaving Harrison for him: "I don't want to totally blame Eric, but I think his behavior was wrong -- was morally wrong to entice me to leave George, because I was married to George and I really shouldn't have done that. But also, I was wrong as well to allow myself to be flattered (by Eric) to that extent. So, y'know we both were wrong morally on that moral issue."
Eric Clapton and Pattie Boyd divorced in 1988. She stayed in close contact with Harrison until his death in 2001, but has no ongoing relationship with Clapton.
Pattie Boyd married her third husband, property developer Rod Weston, on April 30th, 2015.AUDIO: PATTIE BOYD ON LEAVING GEORGE HARRISON FOR ERIC CLAPTON


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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police have recovered antiquities stolen from a museum in Ancient Olympia and arrested three people, police said on Saturday.
The robbery in February, which came just after a theft at the country's National Gallery, prompted outrage from many arts and culture workers who said budget cutbacks from austerity measures had left Greece's vast art treasures at risk.
During the robbery, armed thieves overpowered a female guard and made off with about 70 bronze, pottery and other artefacts at the museum in Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic Games.
Many of the artefacts stolen were found buried in a field about 3 km from the archaeological site in the southern Pelopponese region, police said. The three people arrested were charged with robbery of antiquities.
"Despite the difficult economic situation we are not being lax on security issues, especially over our cultural heritage," Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias told a news conference.
Police said the men were arrested after one of them tried to sell an ancient gold ring to an undercover policeman for 1.5 million euros ($2 million). The antiquities will be returned to the museum next week.
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HERE IN THE SHADE of the towering Flat Irons and at the edge of the immeasurable Rockies it should be easy to get into the spirit of thinking about quantity or size. Today I propose to consider the quantity of our work; I prefer to think of it as the quality of quantity. How do we decide on the right amount of audit work? Other professional
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The lawyer often, I am sure, asks himself: Have I sought the best remedy for my client? Have I found the right precedents, the right arguments, the best way to present them? Occasionally, he asks himself: Have I found enough precedents? But the number is not as critical as the kind.
The physician is keenly concerned with the diagnosis and often asks himself: Have I made the right tests at the right time? He doesn't often ask himself: Have I made the right number of tests? Have I taken enough blood to make a satisfactory test? The amount of blood that he takes generally just doesn't make any difference as long as he has the minimum amount required to make up the slides and the like. An important exception, of course, relates to medical research, such as occurred in establishing the effectiveness of the Salk serum.
The auditor, however, has to answer two questions in almost every engagement, both of which are critical. Have I applied the right procedures? Have I applied them to enough items to obtain the desired satisfaction? Quality and number are critical. The number
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My weepy ballerina was happy to finally get that sucker
Dance class today wasn't what I had envisioned. It obviously wasn't what Suzi had envisioned, either.
After a six-week summer dance camp, we decided to switch to a larger dance school. Suzi had sometimes been the only child in class over the summer, but when we arrived today, that was not nearly the case.
When we pulled up in the parking lot and saw all the cars, Suzi said she thought that, well, maybe she didn't want to go to class after all. I tried to stay upbeat and not give her any reason to feel nervous. I told her she'd be fine and it would be fun.
Everybody and their brother was there. No, literally, there were a bunch of bored-looking brothers sitting around doing homework, talking, and playing. There were a dozen little darlings in leotards and tutus clickety-clacking around in their new tap shoes in the lobby. Mothers and employees buzzed back and forth, getting girls ready for their classes. And the place echoed.
Suzi clung to me and I couldn't coax her off. We walked over to the door of her classroom and talked about meeting her teacher and going in to dance. She seemed okay with it, and I think it would've been fine, except that the teacher was in there with a previous class and when they finished, she let them all grab a piece of candy on their way out. Suzi saw the candy and figured she'd just get in line behind the girls in that class and have a piece. When I told her she'd be getting her candy after dancing, the meltdown commenced. Her teacher tried to take her hand and walk her into class, but she stomped in place and cried. It was a no-go.
I ended up sitting in the corner of the large mirrored room with Suzi in my lap pretty much the whole time. She refused to participate with the other girls, although she did enjoy watching. I can understand that feeling. I've been there, and I was glad to be there to hold Suzi while she went through it. But I felt like all the other moms were leering at me from behind the one-way mirror. Now I know that isn't true, because Jordan was in there. He said they were talking about the high cost of recital costumes, how great their daughters were going to do, and the excitement of possibly competing. Possibly. Competing. My kid is three. I am so not into that!
We are moving Miss Suzi to a smaller, younger class with the same teacher. She has confirmed that it was indeed the candy that threw her off today, and has promised to actually dance next week. In fact, she came home and danced to Prima Princessa Presents The Nutcracker, which came in the mail today. It couldn't possibly have come at a better time. (I will be reviewing it soon!) I have high hopes for dance, I really do. I think this new class will be much more on track with what she and I need.
But next week I think I'll carry a piece of candy in my pocket. Just in case.