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Lockheed Martin, a major employer in the south-metro region, is furloughing 3,000 employees starting Oct. 7 as a result of the government shutdown.
"Today's announcement affects all our business areas across the country," Gary Napier, local spokesman for the company, said without confirming whether the Waterton Canyon facility will be impacted specifically. "We remain in discussions with our customers to assess individual program impacts. This is an ongoing situation and it's premature to say where the immediate effects are right now."
The number of employees affected is expected to increase weekly in the event of a prolonged shutdown, according to a press release. This includes employees who work in a government facility that's been closed and those whose projects require a government inspection that can't be completed, or when Lockheed receives a stop-work order from a customer.
"I'm disappointed that we must take these actions, and we continue to encourage our lawmakers to come together to pass a funding bill that will end this shutdown," said Marillyn A. Hewson, Lockheed's chief executive officer and president. "In an effort to minimize the impact on our employees, we are directing affected employees to use available vacation time so they can continue to receive their pay and benefits. We hope that Congress and the administration are able to resolve this situation as soon as possible."
During last December's South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce Economic Forecast Breakfast, Joe Rice, Lockheed Martin Space Systems director of government relations and former state representative from Littleton, addressed what was then the looming fiscal cliff that led to the sequestration.
"It's not a question of if it's resolved," said Rice. "It's more of how it will be addressed."
Rice noted that Lockheed has plenty to lose, as its major customers are government and defense contractors such as the Air Force.
Lockheed issued a press release in March, after sequestration went into effect, that predicted such furloughs could happen.
"We deeply regret the effect that sequestration is having on our dedicated and hard-working employees," read a press release issued at the time.
"While we await more specific direction from our government customers, we are concerned with the lack of progress toward a solution to reverse the negative impacts of sequestration. We continue to assess the likely impact that sequestration will have on our programs and have taken steps to manage its effect on our employees and our business. However, while we understand that the impacts are likely to play out over a period of time, we continue to believe that sequestration will lead to furlough in some situations and could trigger layoffs resulting in WARN notices to thousands of our current employees. This is a very difficult time for our employees and their families, and the thousands of supplier companies that we depend on to support our customers' mission.
"The fiscal impasse continues to greatly complicate our ability to plan, make necessary capital investments, and recruit and hire the next generation of science and engineering talent. We urge our elected leaders to make it a priority to reverse sequestration before it causes more serious damage and find a more workable and permanent solution to the fiscal challenges our nation faces."
The Waterton facility was built in 1956. It is headquarters and home base for most employees of Lockheed's Space Systems Company, which employs 3,800 people in Colorado. Programs based there include GPS III, MAVEN, OSIRIS-Rex and Juno.
In total, Lockheed employs 8,300 people in Colorado, with other locations including Boulder, Deer Creek, Denver and Colorado Springs.
Globally, Lockheed Martin had record sales in 2012 of $47.2 billion, with profits of $5.6 billion. Its stock prices fell slightly after the furloughs were announced, down 33 cents to $122.50.


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How do contemporary artworks embody emotion? How do artists express longing, love, and human experience in their work? The "Art in the Twenty-First Century" documentary "Loss & Desire" explores these questions through the work of Charles Atlas, Collier Schorr, Gabriel Orozco, and Janine Antoni.
Major underwriting for "Art in the Twenty-First Century" Season Two provided by: National Endowment for the Arts; Public Broadcasting Service; Corporation for Public Broadcasting; The Allen Foundation for the Arts; Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro; Bloomberg; The Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation; Nonprofit Finance Fund; JPMorgan Chase; The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts; The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation; New York Arts Recovery Fund; Peter Norton Family Foundation; New York Times Company Foundation; Dorothea L. Leonhart Foundation; Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation.done reading

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Bloody hell, so all of the Straw Hats are going to be taken out and lose their shadow. Then Luffy is going to arrive and finish Moria. I hate these plots since it's easy to predict what will happen next.
[a] Moria will steal the remaining shadows that belong to the Straw Hats, then somehow Luffy will place the shadows inside of himself. Giving him "nakama" power or something a long those lines. Another "friendship conquers all" moral.
[b] Moria will try to use the shadows himself and Oda will make Kuma interfere with the fight, attacking Moria for some reason like the government didn't want him to be having an army or etc. Thus the Straw Hats are saved by an outside force again.
It's just the Metroid series remade for the Xbox crowd.
However Samus Aran is now some unknown low ranking military personal.
Also the space pirates worship some giant doomsday hula hoop machine.
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Moria's DF is starting to become very cheap, every new chapter Oda come's up with something new that his shadow fruit can do.
so now the strawhats are being taken down one by one.... predictable, yes, but i still want to see how the end turns out.
has Nami ever been knocked out yet? I''m pretty sure she was never shocked by Enel but i don't know if she ever really suffered any near fatal injuries like the rest of the crew
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When I played a couple shows in Toronto a few months ago, I was introduced to the guys from YYZ Records. After sharing multiple beers trying to understand the rules of curling, they played a few tracks from artists on their label. They just sent along a groovy single from Jeremy Glenn, whose background in 80s and R&B soul is rife throughout 'Mysterious Lover'. A funky bassline over infectious lyrics will find its way perfectly into a classy early evening disco set. The remix comes from Miami resident and YYZ artist Panic Bomber, who brings an uptempo tech-house inspired track for the wee hours of the night.
• Jeremy Glenn – Mysterious Lover
• Jeremy Glenn – Mysterious Lover (Panic Bomber Remix)
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
In a crowded gym filled to capacity with partisan fans for each school, a basketball game was played between the Emery High Spartans and the Carbon Dinos last Friday night in Price. This was no ordinary basketball game as this was a game being played for second place in region and the opportunity to host a play-in game rather than traveling to a northern school. A fantastic fourth quarter propelled the Emery Spartans to a 55-47 victory.
Entering that final period, Carbon led the Spartans 38-33 and appeared to have the edge as both Darrin Winn and Dave Justice were playing with four personal fouls. In the first 2:32 of that period it was all Emery as they scored the first 11 points to grab a 44-38 lead. After a Carbon basket, Emery scored the next 5 points to lead 49-40 with 2:31 left in the game and the Emery crowd somehow took their partisanship to a higher and noisier level as they now anticipated a win.
Although Winn ended the game as the leading scorer with 25 points as he controlled the paint in this game, it was a pair of 3-point baskets by Josh Eden and one by Dempsey Jeffs in that final quarter that finally did in the Dinos.
With the win, Emery tied Carbon with 7-3 region records. With playing at home in the playoffs on the line, both teams met after the game to participate in a coin flip that would decide second and third place. To the winner went a home game and to the loser a road trip.
The Emery players unanimously told Coach Jeffs to call heads if he got the call and the coach said, "It's all up to you guys." So heads it would be.
With a new quarter in hand and the rules set, Carbon Coach Ted Bianco flipped the coin, Coach Jeffs called heads and the coin hit the floor and bounced off the rubber mat two feet into the air before it landed and stuck. As eyes dropped close to the floor to get a better view, heads was called and the Emery crowd erupted as they had pulled off the near impossible double win. Emery would host the game.
What adds to this story is the fact that on Wednesday night and the Delta Rabbits in Castle Dale for another region game, Emery was playing for a win in that game to stay out of fourth place. They also won that game. Final score was 63-59.
In the Carbon game, Emery stunk in the first and third quarters as they allowed the Dinos to do as they wished. The Carbon players shot from open seams in the defense, the Emery boys were hesitant in shooting and Coach Jeffs picked up a technical foul to further add to the Carbon lead. They lost those two periods 14-7 and 15-8.
But as bad as they played in those two quarters, they played fantastic in the other two.Their offense and defense both seemed to click as they won those periods 18-9 and 22-9.
Besides Winn, Justice and Jeffs both finished in double figures with 10 points each. Eden finished with 7 points, all in the fourth quarter and Vic Rosen finished with 3 points. Vic went down early in the game with a stinger in the back, but returned to the floor and finished the game even though he was in some pain. He grimaced each time contact was made, which is pretty constant for him.
In the Delta game, Emery outscored the Rabbits in every quarter but the fourth in securing the win. They led 14-11 after one, 31-27 at the half and 45-35 after the third quarter. Delta won that last period 24-18 to keep the Emery fans on the edge of their seats. Both Jeffs and Winn fouled out of the game in the third quarter.
Emery had to use rebounding to their advantage in this game, as they could not buy a three-point shot. Emery went 0-7 behind the line but had three players finish with rebounds in double figures. Winn and Rosen each had 14 rebounds and Justice had 11 rebounds.
Rosen was the leading scorer in the game as the Spartans got their points inside and the Rabbit players found themselves in foul trouble trying to defend the Emery inside game. Vic finished with 20 points, 14 of those in the second half. Winn scored 16 points, all but 2 in the first half. Justice also finished the game with 16 points.
Also scoring was Eden with 7 points and Jeffs and Kyler Edgehouse with 2 points each.
Emery now has a record of 14-6 with one game to go before the playoffs. Emery will host Grand this Tuesday night in the Spartan Center. The Spartans will then host Wasatch in the Spartan Center Saturday night at 7 p.m. for the right to travel to Weber State the next week. Wasatch currently has a record of 5-15.


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Edited my first post that was here, because I did some searching and found out I want a genre like Dwarf Fortress. I liked MineCraft, but it's just not the full package.. Dwarf Fortress seems very complesx, but I can't get past the graphics.
What is a good alternative? I've seen Towns, is it somewhat compareable?
Get a job and play a casual game
You'll thank me later
Stay ontopic, I don't need comments as yours.
Already following college and have a job in the weekends.
Because the majority does it. When you join a random internet game, the chances are big you come across someone that has immense stats and rushes through content.
I know the game can be played singleplayer, but I prefer some multiplayer action.
Vendetta Online can be pretty Hard(tm) if you go looking for it. I've heard it described as "hardcore" in a couple reviews, although from this gamer's perspective it feels just about right.
Of the three examples you gave, it probably falls along the lines of "Quake" more than anything else. Some of the alpha players used to refer to Vendetta as SpaceQuake, affectionately. It requires twitch skills: moderate reflexes combined with applied knowledge of weaponry and spatial awareness. Developing a proficiency in combat takes about a month, mastery takes years (kind of like a martial art). However, the first few ships you go up against shouldn't be very difficult at all.
There is a learning curve, and the game requires a subscription after the initial free download and trial (8 hours, accretionary, after leaving the training sector). After that, the subscription rate is quite cheap... at the increments I buy in it costs me slightly less than 7 USD per month, it is 10 USD per month at its most expensive. There is no cash shop.
To give you an idea of how intense combat can get, here is a video of myself attempting the mission "Corvus System Reconnaissance". I am very proud of finishing this with ~17% health.
Check out the action after about the 6 minute or the 12 minute mark if you get anxious. I am using a gamepad to control the ship.
I recommend giving the free trial a shot... and say hi if you see me in game.
"To be what you are not, experience what you are not." -Saint John of the Cross
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MMOs: RIFT is like WoW and has hard modes - if you enjoyed WoW, chances are that you'll like this game too. It even gets 3-faction PVP if you're into that.
Hack/slash: I strongly suggest sticking with TL2. I agree that the whole console access thing can get a little crazy, but if you get friends to come in with you, you'll enjoy it a lot more. You can always see if someone's willing to play with you on the runic games forum. Diablo 3, IMO, still needs a lot of work (like the devs said). TL2 is the first recent hack/slash that I actually got close to death quite a few times on.
Shooters: Most of the difficulty from a shooter comes from other players. Counter-Strike is known to be a fairly competitive game that's also easy to pick up - but then again, Team Fortress 2 also has a competitive scene (usually 6v6, sometimes 9v9). In a shooter, you'll want to pick a game that's popular and that has some sort of competitive scene. If you're really, REALLY into the e-sports shooter thing, ShootMania is basically tailored for competitive e-sports - when it comes out sometime this year.
If you wanted to put all the possibilities on the table, most games allow you to make your own difficulty depending on how many restrictions you put on yourself.
I'm sure you're aware of the Ironman challenge in WoW. There's others like it - DDO has a few 'hardcore' communities where they delete their characters after they die.
You may want to consider Dead Island. It isn't an MMO per-se, but you can join with up to three other people to do stuff co-op. It has hack-slash, FPS and RPG elements, and if you aren't careful about what you're doing you could easily get mobbed and curb-stomped. Very atmospheric too. You'll need a bit of a beefy graphics card to play it on full detail though.
As for a true MMO that is hard, ever tried Eve Online? Believe me, if you push yourself to get into the more difficult areas of that (such as Nullsec), you'll be in for a level of tactical and logistical challenge unlike anything else.
Where's the any key?
Looking for a Dwarf Fortress alternative. Towns seems okay, but is it compareable?
Or perhaps someone has a very basic guide for Dwarf Fortress, but I find it hard to get along with the graphics
DF will never have "great" graphics, but there are plenty of texture packs that can bring it to like 8-bit NES level. Check these out:
Also, there is a great program called Dwarf Therapist that is like the ultimate UI enhancement for DF. It lets you see what all your dwarves are doing, what they want, etc. etc. Here it is:
Finally...I don't know how into graphics you are, but if you want a deep strategy game with lots of options to explore, there is Dominions 3. It isn't good graphics, it's like 8-bit level as well:
Finally, you may want to give either Minecraft with mods (I know you didn't like vanilla, but mods can do a lot for the game) or Terrarria.
Are you team Azeroth, team Tyria, or team Jacob?
if you want a dwarffortress game there are 2 that i have tried (they are single player buy now games with trials)
www.townsgame.com and www.gnomoria.com
gnomoria is more of a DF style then towns, but towns is alot more advanced along patch wise so a tad more balanced/stable. both are indie games and fairly cheap.
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Hey, Edited my first post that was here, because I did some searching and found out I want a genre like Dwarf Fortress. I liked MineCraft, but it's just not the full package.. Dwarf Fortress seems very complesx, but I can't get past the graphics. What is a good alternative? I've seen Towns, is it somewhat compareable? Greets
hmm have you looked into the forums for D-Fortress? there are graphic enhancements that make it kinda make it look like a nintendo-ish game.
and the wiki?
(EdiT: sorry, just saw the current replies, nevermind then, nothing to see here)
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If you're looking for a good up-to-date tutorial for DF, there's a book out called "Getting Started with Dwarf Fortress". I honestly couldn't get more then an hour into playing without losing track of everything, but just got the book and haven't stopped playing in a good while. The book pretty much covers every little aspect of the game from hospitals to how to raise an army of war dogs.. Either way it's like $8 or you could just go online and get it a bit cheaper>.>
There's also Gnomoria, which is pretty much DF with better UI and controls. Just gotta wait for it to update to a point where it's not completely unplayable.
Yes I have a dream And its not some MLK dream for equality. I wanna own a decommissioned lighthouse And I wanna live at the top And nobody knows I live there. And theres a button that I can press, and launch that lighthouse into space.
I see you already know about Towns, and Gnomoria has been suggested.
Besides that you could look into "A Game of Dwarves"
It should release in about 2 weeks by Paradox, i think i heard It'll be around 10$
It might not be as complex, I'm assuming it won't be, but It'll probably be a similar genre.
i did search for a game like dwarf fortress as i was very intrested in it but just couldnt get past the graphics
i did find prison architech in alpha atm and is quite good but needs more also a game of dwarves i havent bought this but appears to be some managment game with dungeon building but not sure what it has but could be worth chacking out
Please do not hype any gam.. oh wait, nevermind... forgot what forum I was on.
Originally posted by Ichmen
if you want a dwarffortress game there are 2 that i have tried (they are single player buy now games with trials) www.townsgame.com and www.gnomoria.com gnomoria is more of a DF style then towns, but towns is alot more advanced along patch wise so a tad more balanced/stable. both are indie games and fairly cheap.
these are what i would have suggested...
Gnomoria is great fun... i have not tried towns yet but it also looks similar.


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The multi-talented Toronto-based producer, Grandtheft, edited the Crystal Castles hit, "Not In Love," with his own distinctive 808 touch. The previously up-beat original has been transformed into a satisfying groovy trap gem that will please those who are hungry for some heavy low-end kicks. Also, I've found that with the memorable vocals of the legendary Robert Smith (of The Cure), I can't seem to stop listening to the track over and over. Enjoy after the jump.
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From Dambusters to Floods, Piers to Punch & Judy, the delightful Seaside Museum, Herne Bay has plenty of surprises under one roof.
Displays include local paintings, prints and photos, prehistoric elephant tusks and fossils from local beaches, coastal wildlife and a Barnes Wallis Bouncing Bomb prototype from World War Two.
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Weâre Happy With Hamilton Island! Virgin Blue Reconfirms Its Commitment12/01/2006
Brisbane 12 January 2006: Virgin Blue has reassured Hamilton Island of its plan to continue and expand flights to the island haven after growing demand in the past six months and a record month in December.
The airline launched flights between Brisbane and Hamilton Island in June 2005, and following strong bookings, upgraded its aircraft from a 144 seat Boeing 737-700 to a 180 seat Boeing 737-800 series aircraft and added extra flights over the current Christmas-school holiday period taking its schedule to a double daily service.
Virgin Blue Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey, says the move has paid off.
"Our December figures show our confidence and investment in Hamilton Island services is very well placed," he said.
"Hamilton Island is high on our agenda, we are very happy with our load factors, the support we receive from our partners in tourism and it's great to see our high quality lower fares approach is hitting the mark with travellers to Hamilton Island," he said.
"Virgin Blue's style of product has had such a strong response from travellers, we have added extra aircraft for the busy season, upgraded the size of the aircraft servicing the route and still we have recorded 100% load factors on some flights in December," he said.
Mr Godfrey said Virgin Blue will continue to monitor its Hamilton Island services with a view to adding further routes to and from the island, when two additional aircraft join the Virgin Blue fleet later this year.
Virgin Blue, twice voted the World's Leading Low Cost Carrier, has recently launched additional customer service and product advancements including its 'Velocity" loyalty program in conjunction with Virgin Atlantic, Emirates and National Australia Bank and a progressive new 'Web-Check-In' service that lets travellers check-in for their flight via their PC from home, laptop, or office.


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USA-All recently announced that the lawsuit it had filed against Emery County on May 3, has been withdrawn. The group has since been convinced that Emery County officials have been acting appropriately as far as the RS-2477 road issues are concerned.
In the lawsuit, USA-All had claimed that the state and county officials have failed in their duty to keep roads open and have failed to assert the county's rights to the RS-2477 roads. Paul Mortensen, attorney for the group, has since stated that USA-All is satisfied that those rights are being properly addressed.
As the dispute continues about what constitutes an RS-2477 road, USA-All reserves the right to reinstitute the lawsuit. Meanwhile, the state has threatened to renew its suit against the interior department concerning RS-2477 road claims.


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CASTLE DALE-Emma D. Huntington, age 98, passed away peacefully at the Heirloom Inn in Price on April 5, 2009, surrounded by family members. She was born Sept. 27, 1910, in Castle Dale, Utah, to Alfred Dustin Dickson and Emma Elizabeth Jeffs Dickson. She married Stanley Huntington on July 15, 1933. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
Emma was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She was a member of the LDS Church and served in numerous capacities. She was a wonderful homemaker and a great cook, sharing her culinary skills at countless church and community events. Entertaining family and friends brought her great happiness. Her hobbies included the Utah Jazz, gardening, knitting, crocheting, quilting, and painting. Her favorite gifts to her children and grandchildren were quilts, afghans, and paintings which she lovingly created.
She was employed as secretary for Dr. Benjamin Turman for many years. Later in life she managed the Progressive Market in Huntington and treasured the friendships she developed there. Her husband, children, grandchildren, and friends were the delight of her life.
She is survived by her children: Peggy (Don) Nielson of Spring Glen, Dickson (Geniel) Huntington and Ross (Adele) Huntington, both of Castle Dale; 14 grandchildren; and 39 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; her sisters, Ina Dickson and Ona Dickson Tuttle; a grandson, Dwight Nielson; and a great-granddaughter, Ainsley Call.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, April 9, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale Eighth North LDS Church (165 West 800 North, Castle Dale). There will be a viewing Wednesday, April 8, 2009, from 6-8 p.m., at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and on Thursday, from 9:30-10:45 a.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the Castle Dale City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
The family expresses their thanks and appreciation to the management and staff of the Heirloom Inn and Rocky Mountain Hospice for their loving care.


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Israel murmurs for want of water—Moses smites a rock in Horeb, and water gushes forth—Aaron and Hur uphold Moses' hands so that Joshua prevails against Amalek.
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3 And the people thirsted there for water; and the people
4 And Moses cried unto the Lord, saying, What shall I do unto this people? they be almost ready to stone me.
5 And the Lord said unto Moses, Go on before the people, and take with thee of the elders of Israel; and thy
6 Behold, I will stand before thee there upon the rock in Horeb; and thou shalt
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10 So Joshua did as Moses had said to him, and fought with Amalek: and Moses, Aaron, and Hur went up to the top of the hill.
11 And it came to pass, when Moses held up his hand, that Israel prevailed: and when he let down his hand, Amalek prevailed.
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"Supports Green Initiatives" designates a hotel's participation in an optional environmental program that includes the use of energy-efficient lighting, guestroom towel/linen re-use, and on-premise recycling. "Supports Green Initiatives" does not represent an official certification of any kind.
The Econo Lodge® Motel Village is located minutes from the University of Calgary and Canada Olympic Park, McMahon Stadium.
It's only minutes away from local restaurants and shopping, and provides easy access to the Children's Hospital, the Market Mall and the Saddledome.
All spacious guest rooms at this Calgary Econo Lodge are air-conditioned and come equipped with microwave and refrigerators, have coffee makers and hair dryers. Some rooms come equipped with spacious desks and kitchenettes. Non-smoking rooms are available. Guests will appreciate the hotel's many amenities, including free Continental Breakfast, free local calls and free wireless internet throughout the entire hotel. The on-site exercise room welcomes fitness-conscious guests.
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Ballets Russes closes 20 March 2011, the costumes retiring from the stage for the foreseeable future so make sure you see it. Coincide your visit with a musical performance or event and make the most of a summer visit to Canberra.
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A series of free concerts and performances.
Saturday 5 February
Evgeny Ukhanov, virtuoso pianist.
Saturday 12 February
The Griffyn Ensemble, performing ballet music by Debussy, Stravinsky and more.
Saturday 19 February
Gypsy world-fusion band Lolo Lovina presents Eastern European gypsy tunes, French cabaret and the Latin tango
Saturday 26 February
24-piece Sydney Balalaika Orchestra.
Friday 18 February 6.00 pm
$25, $20 | bookings 02 6240 6528
A diverse dance program inspired by Suraya Hilal and Wassily Kandinsky based on traditional dance from Egypt.
Bluebird and 120 birds
Thursday 24 February 7.00 pm
$35, $30 (includes refreshments) | bookings 02 6240 6528
Liz Lea, Artistic Director, Canberra Dance Theatre, presents her stunning solo performance Bluebird, weaving through the Gallery's Australian Garden before the audience joins her for 120 birds, a foray into dance history and the wonderful world of touring dance companies of the 1920s and 1930s—described by The Guardian as a 'dance fantasy'.
Surprisingly UnRussian!
Music for the Ballets Russes
Wednesday 2 March 6.00 pm | $10, $8 | bookings 02 6240 6528
The Ballets Russes took musical inspiration from all over Europe. Join piano virtuoso and composer Larry Sitsky AM for a concert of surprisingly non-Russian piano music.
Darcey Bussell and Rafael Bonachela in conversation: collaboration, creativity and choreography
Thursday 10 March 12.00 – 2.00 pm | $90, $80 members | bookings 02 6240 6528
Luncheon with Darcey Bussell, world-renowned prima ballerina, and Rafael Bonachela, dynamic Artistic Director of the Sydney Dance Company.
Anton Bruehl's photography In the spotlight finishes 6 February, then it will travel to Alice Springs. Childrens exhibition Connections continues until May 2011. And if you haven't yet seen Space invaders: australian . street . stencils . posters . paste-ups . zines . stickers make sure you see the first street art exhibition in a major gallery before it closes on 26 February 2011 and travels to Queensland.
Australian portraits: 1880–1960 opens in Queensland on 29 January at the UQ Art Museum, University of Queensland.
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Varilaku: Pacific Arts from the Solomon Islands opens 26 February.
The Sculpture Bar
Open every summer Friday night from 5.00 pm in the Sculpture Garden, in association with Veuve Clicquot. This week's entertainment is Frank Madrid + Jonty Hall (trumpet).
Masterclass in Persian miniature painting
12 &13 February 10.30 am – 4.30 pm | $240, $210 (includes materials) | bookings 02 6240 6528
Enjoy a weekend of Persian miniature painting with Hossein Fallahi, Persian master artist, from Isfahan in Iran. For experienced artists.
A day of creative community fun in the Sculpture Garden of the National Gallery of Australia. Drop-in workshops are designed for children and their families, are free of charge and all materials are provided.
More information and photos from previous years
Dr Robert Bell AM has been the Senior Curator of Decorative Arts and Design at the National Gallery for 10 years and has most recently curated Ballets Russes: the art of costume, which is currently showing.
What are you most proud of achieving in the Ballets Russes exhibition?
To have been able to get so many of the costumes on display in the round in a theatrical setting, as they would have been experienced by Ballets Russes' original audiences. Also, to have had the opportunity to research the Gallery's extraordinary collection of these costumes and celebrate it by publishing our most extensive and richly-illustrated catalogue yet on the Ballets Russes.
What is the most fragile work you have encountered?
The most fragile work was the Costume for a Squid, designed by Natalia Goncharova for the 1916 Ballets Russes' production of Sadko. Its exquisite blue silk fabric had completely disintegrated to the point where the costume could not be handled, presenting a formidable challenge to our Textile Conservation department. After nine months work to restore the silk it was able to be shown as a complete costume again as one of the stars of Ballets Russes: the art of costume.
What has been your most meaningful moment as a curator?
Our 2005 exhibition, Transformations: the language of craft, which brought together breathtaking new work in ceramics, glass, textiles, wood, metal and jewellery by 85 major artists from Australia, Europe, the United States and Japan. Working with these artists and visiting and their studios was a great privilege. A large proportion of the works in the exhibition were added to the permanent collection.
If you could curate a solo show of any artist who would it be?
The Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala. His innovative work as a designer in many materials, along with that of his Finnish design colleagues, ushered in a new dimension of Scandinavian craft and design in the mid-20th century that would be interesting to reconsider in our age of sustainability.
If you were a work of art in the collection what would you be?
Gerrit Rietveld's 1923 Berlin chair. I hope I could live up to its design strength, abstract sculptural presence and its transformative spatial and material qualities.
Alick Tipoti's Apu Kaz (Dugong mother and calf) 2008 is currently on display in the new Torres Strait Islander Gallery.
At 240 x 120 cm the linocut print is stunning in its scale and visual richness (detail above).
Tipoti demonstrates a masterful use of intricate patterning,
derived from his childhood woodcarving experiences on Badu Island, to represent the strong currents that flow through the Western Torres Strait.
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Currently President of a Jesuit College in New York,
SLU's New Leader Has Spent His Entire Career in Catholic Higher Education
Saint Louis University's President-Elect At a Glance
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ST. LOUIS — Fred P. Pestello, Ph.D., has been named president of Saint Louis University. The University's Board of Trustees elected Dr. Pestello during a special meeting Thursday night. He is the first permanent lay president in SLU's 196-year history.
"I am humbled and honored to follow in the footsteps of the Jesuit presidents who have come before me, and I am deeply committed to carrying on the mission they have fostered so well," Dr. Pestello said. "I have been watching Saint Louis University's progress for years, and I am thrilled for this opportunity to lead an institution that I admire and respect so much."
Dr. Pestello, a Roman Catholic, is currently the president of Le Moyne College, a comprehensive Jesuit liberal arts institution in Syracuse, N.Y. At the time of his appointment in 2008, he became Le Moyne's first permanent lay president.
Prior to becoming Le Moyne's president, Dr. Pestello spent nearly 25 years as a faculty member and provost at the University of Dayton, a Catholic, Marianist research institution in Ohio. He also is a graduate of John Carroll University, a Jesuit institution in Cleveland.
"Dr. Pestello stood out among an outstanding pool of candidates, and we are very excited for what the future holds for Saint Louis University under his leadership," said J. Joe Adorjan, chairman of the University's Board of Trustees. "Dr. Pestello has spent his entire career in Catholic higher education, and he understands and embraces SLU's Jesuit mission."
Dr. Pestello's first major undertaking at Le Moyne was a campus-wide initiative called "OneLeMoyne." More than 100 faculty, staff, students, alumni and other stakeholders participated in the collaborative and inclusive effort, which led to a new vision statement and strategic plan for the college.
Under Dr. Pestello's leadership, Le Moyne has enrolled record numbers of students, nearly tripled the size of its endowment and pursued a number of campus improvement projects. A capital campaign, which had started shortly before his arrival, closed at nearly twice its original goal. On the academic side, the college established a new business school and revised its core curriculum. Le Moyne's national rankings also rose.
During his tenure as president, one of Dr. Pestello's main priorities has been to expand the work the college does to advance its mission. He meets regularly with the Jesuit community on campus and has developed a strong working relationship with Catholic religious leaders in Syracuse.
"The Jesuits of the Missouri Province are very happy to welcome Fred Pestello to Saint Louis University," said Missouri Provincial Douglas W. Marcouiller, S.J. "Father Adolfo Nicolas, the Jesuit superior general, recently urged the presidents and board chairs of all Jesuit universities to continue to develop spiritual leadership. That is precisely what Dr. Pestello has done during the past six years as president at Le Moyne. He is deeply committed to SLU's Catholic and Jesuit mission, and we look forward to working with him."
Dr. Pestello's career in higher education began in 1984 at the University of Dayton — the largest private university in Ohio — where he served as a professor of sociology, chairman of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, and associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. As a faculty member, he was thrice elected vice president of Dayton's academic senate, the highest position a member of the faculty could hold at the time.
In 2001, Dr. Pestello was appointed Dayton's provost and senior vice president for educational affairs. In that role, he was noted for his emphasis on faculty development and for making academic excellence the centerpiece of the school's educational processes. He also led a collective effort to draft a new vision statement that spawned a new strategic plan for the institution.
"Dr. Pestello has a proven track record of success, and his list of accomplishments in higher education is long and impressive," Chairman Adorjan said. "He is a collaborative and inclusive leader, and I am absolutely confident that he will be a great president for Saint Louis University."
Born and raised in Cleveland, Dr. Pestello has three degrees in sociology. He earned his bachelor's degree from John Carroll University in 1974, his master's degree from the University of Akron in 1981, and his doctoral degree through a joint program of the University of Akron and Kent State University in 1985.
Dr. Pestello's wife, Frances Pestello, Ph.D., also is a sociologist and scholar. She currently is a tenured faculty member in the Department of Anthropology, Criminology and Sociology at Le Moyne College. In 1993, the couple co-authored the award-winning academic tome, Sentiments and Acts, with Irwin Deutscher.
The Pestellos have two adult children: a daughter, Vitina, and a son, Freddie. A former volunteer with the Sisters of the Humility of Mary who served migrant farm workers in Immokalee, Fla., Vitina recently joined the staff of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, a worker-based human rights organization. Freddie is a May 2013 business/finance graduate of Le Moyne and soon will begin his career with Fidelity Investments.
"My Jesuit education was a transformative experience for me, and I credit the success I have achieved in my career to the rigorous education and formation I received as an undergraduate at John Carroll," Dr. Pestello said. "I am looking forward to working with everyone in the Saint Louis University community to ensure that SLU will continue to offer students a rigorous, transformative education based on the Jesuit tradition of forming students to be men and women for and with others."
Saint Louis University's national search for a new president began last September and was led by a committee whose members included trustees, a Jesuit, the president of the Faculty Senate and the president of the Student Government Association, among others. Dr. Pestello was the search committee's unanimous first choice.
Dr. Pestello officially assumes SLU's presidency on July 1. Until then, longtime SLU administrator William R. Kauffman will continue to serve as interim president, a position he has held since the retirement of President Emeritus Lawrence Biondi, S.J., in September 2013.
"I want to thank Bill for his leadership and tireless efforts to keep the University moving forward," Mr. Adorjan said. "When he took the interim position, he made it clear that his overarching goal was to put SLU in the best possible position for the next president, and he has achieved that goal in every way."
Dr. Pestello's appointment was announced during a special event for the SLU community this morning. An inauguration ceremony will be planned for the fall. Visit slu.edu/president-elect for Dr. Pestello's biography and CV, as well as photos and more.
About Saint Louis University
Saint Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit institution that values academic excellence, life-changing research, compassionate health care, and a strong commitment to faith and service. Founded in 1818, SLU is the second oldest Jesuit university in the United States.
Offering a complete range of undergraduate, graduate and professional programs — including law and medicine — the University fosters the intellectual and character development of more than 13,500 students on campuses in St. Louis and Madrid, Spain.
With an endowment of more than $1 billion and an annual operating budget of more than $720 million, SLU is one of the region's largest employers with more than 6,700 faculty and staff, and has an estimated annual economic impact on the region of more than $715 million.
Building on a legacy of nearly 200 years, Saint Louis University continues to move forward with an unwavering commitment to a higher purpose, a greater good.


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The Almanac Mag, a men's lifestyle website based in Chicago, hosted a facial hair fête to raise money for Movember, a worldwide initiative that raises funds and awareness for prostate and testicular cancer and men's mental health. Chicago's West Loop was overrun with mustached men and their female friends as PorkChop provided cocktails by Jose Cuervo, Wild Turkey, and Jim Beam. Attendees also enjoyed a full DJ set by James Gustin of Fig Media while helping The Almanac Mag donate over $1,000 to the Movember movement.
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Comments Speak Volumes: Shock Collar 'R Us
Absolutely Bananas wrote a post today entitled "I'm Not Your Punching Bag" that I commented on. You can check it out here.
The gist was her little boy karate chopped her in Nordstroms.
I might have been overly sensitive in my comments. I think my words "immediate and severe consequences" were a bit misunderstood though.
Let me know what you think.
I still stick by CG's favorite words of wisdom to our sons: "Boys don't ever hit girls, not even with a flower."
Update: I guess I really got my feelings hurt that my comment was misunderstood and I was called a troll. Thanks to Bananas for dealing with the wild, drama-filled comments and letting me get my last thought down before she closed comments. Sorry fo' the drama. You rock Bananas. And, to you, my readers, thanks for your support. I kept reading and re-reading my comment saying how did it go so wrong. I think it was just Windy Douchehole strikes again moment.


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The American Torch Tip Co. (ATTC) has announced that it has purchased the Precision Products Co. of Canaan, N.H.
Precision Products specializes in manufacturing plasma torches and consumables used primarily in the metal fabricating industry.
ATTC, located in Bradenton Fla., has been in business for more than 65 years, occupies 70,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing, warehousing and office facility, and employs more than 225 people.


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Mat-Su Youth Facility581 Outer Springer Loop RdPalmer, AK 99645Phone: 907 746-1630Fax: 907 761-7249
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Detention Units are the initial contact point for youth entering a secure facility and serve youth detained and awaiting court decisions, bail processing, and/or placement. Youth enter Detention primarily as a result of new criminal charges, or violations of set probation and/or court conditions and they appear in court every 30 days, until released. While detained, male and female youth are offered programming that includes school, recreational activities, religious services, substance abuse education and anger management and life skills development.
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The cost at a GMSP Training site is $250 ($300 if out of state resident). The fee will vary at GMSP-approved private vendors.
No, GMSP training sites provide the motorcycle and helmet. GMSP approved private vendors may not supply helmets.
Classes are offered year-round, but registration is required. Please visit GMSP Registration for online registration details.
A very important segment of the course will show you how to create your own strategy for riding in traffic, and how to deal with critical situations. The course concludes with a knowledge test and an on-cycle skill evaluation. Successful completion of a course earns a graduate a 90-day Driver License Test Waiver from the Georgia Department of Driver Services' motorcycle licensing written test and on-cycle test. It does not waive the vision exam or any fees. It is only valid for 90 days from the day the course ends.
The Experienced Course (ERC)
The Experienced Course is a one-day workshop designed to improve your skills in braking, evasive maneuvers and turning. It provides the experienced motorcyclist with "street strategies" necessary for survival. The customer must provide their own motorcycle and a Department of Transportation (DOT) approved helmet. The cost is $100.00 (Out-of-state fee, $150.00) NO REFUND.
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This one-day course focuses on the complex skills of self-assessment, personal risk management, and riding strategies. The Course is open to all experienced riders with a current motorcycle driver's license. The rider will take their motorcycle through advanced riding techniques on the range under the guidance of experienced Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program Coaches. The cost is $100.
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Several people asked me after seeing my brunch post over on Culinary Concoctions for the corn relish recipe, so here it is. It went with a 4-cheese quiche nicely.
Corn Relish
1 large red bell pepper
1/4 cup cider vinegar
3 tablespoons real maple syrup
2 1/2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
2 teaspoons ground turmeric
1 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3 (10 ounce) packages frozen corn kernels, thawed and drained
1/2 cup chopped green onions
Roast the red pepper over a gas flame or under the broiler until blackened on all sides. Remove from heat and seal in a paper bag and let stand for 10 minutes. Peel, seed and chop.
In a large bowl combine the vinegar, maple syrup, hot pepper sauce, ground tumeric and salt. Gradually whisk in the oil. Add the chopped red pepper, thawed corn and green onions. Toss to coat. Cover a refrigerate overnight, stirring occasionally. Can be made up to 3 days ahead of time. Let relish stand at room temperature for 30 minutes before serving.
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new chapters out.
I started reading Musashi the book,the manga deviates a lot from it.
new chapters out.
I started reading Musashi the book,the manga deviates a lot from it.
Vourtigaunt (what?) released 250 and 251 (actually almost a week ago). I thought only Strays were on it.
However nice chapter, leading to a lot of new developments. Ending a bit abruptly. Why are they arresting him? I know he killed loads, but it was in self-defense. Not too clear why they could go and kill people and now they're arresting him for that... Is maybe just the proportion of his deed?
i agree with Óðinn. i don't really see why he's been arrested considering the fact that he defended himself. so i'm assuming there must be another purpose behind the arrest. musashi killed 70 men single handedly so he must be the talk of the town and the most wanted samurai in kyoto. i'm sure a lot of shoguns want him in their arsenal and that's the motive behind the arrest.
How come noone is translating this great manga? Beats almost all when it comes to quality in both drawing and storytelling, and it still seems widely unpopular. I do not get it!
Chapter 252 was translated by strays about a week ago. Only 28 volumes were released in Japan so far currently. Im gonna assume your caught up which explains why there isnt anymore at the moment.
From what I gather there's raws up until 255, and no group seems to regularly translate it. Which is sort of strange since it's (in my opinion, not so humble), one of the best mangas out there.
Is there really no group translating it? I thought it's one of the famoous titles out there. Maybe they just need some more time. And last time I heard, the manga-ka himself was taking a break. I don't know wether it's true or not, never really tried and confirmed it.
There are several groups on it, although Strays is the only one who publishes it on MangaUpdats, so the other ones (which are faster than Strays, dunno about their quality) are not really noticed when they release...
You are right, but I had look all over the web x translations from 254-257 and not luck so far, i even send request to a couple of translators, but they were all busy. too bad i know nothing of Japanese. Because the raws have a pretty good quality, no hq but at least not hard to do a mq scanlation, we just need a dedicated translator x each time a chapter comes up. anyway Vagabond is one of my favorites


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The fourth-quarter portfolio filing of Soros Fund Management is out, and it shows George Soros' company made some notable moves in the financial sector.
Soros added new stakes of nearly 2.3 million shares in Citigroup (C) and more than 2.8 million in J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM), the filing shows.
Major money managers are required to report holdings in stocks and certain other securities four times a year, with a six-week lag, on a filing called a 13-F.
Soros also increased his stake in General Motors (GM) — that's a common theme among famous money managers last quarter — to 4.9 million shares, from 1.3 million at the end of the previous quarter.
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NYFVC and Rooftop Films are proud to host a benefit evening of Brooklyn Animation to Benefit Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts
NYFVC and Rooftop Films are proud to host a benefit evening of Brooklyn Animation to Benefit Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts
When the storm hit and the damage to our neighbors and friends was so serious (and ongoing), NYFVC and Rooftop Films decided to transform our evening of StoryCorps animation into a benefit to hope those still in need. NYFVC, Rooftop and StoryCorps/Rauch Brothersare donating all our costs and labor for the event so that all proceeds can go directly to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
This evening of animation by StoryCorps and Mike Rauch combines the real stories of everyday people told in their own voices--culled from StoryCorps' archive of more than 40,000 audio interviews--with the animation of the Rauch Brothers'. While these aren't hurricane stories, the stories should still resonate with our feeling of connection to each other. A brief Q & A to follow with Mike Rauch and StoryCorps Producer Lizzie Jacobs. Moderated by writer and animator Morgan Miller.
All Proceeds will go to Occupy Sandy Relief, all other costs absorbed by NYFVC and Rooftop Films.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Larry Ellison was a novice sailor in his 20s, fresh to California from his home in Chicago, when he borrowed a small dinghy from the Cal Sailing Club in Berkeley -- a Lido 14 that he describes as no more seaworthy than a Tupperware container. Sailing it way outside the club boundaries, right under the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, he panicked.
Out there -- as his Oracle Team USA would find decades later -- winds can blow at 40 knots. Tides can pull you in and toss you out. Waves roil. Boats break.
"If God lets me back in alive," he said, recounting the story from San Francisco City Hall after winning the 2010 America's Cup, "I will never do this again."
When it comes to sailing, Ellison has been to the brink -- and back.
The journey of the self-made billionaire through sailing's hierarchy -- both San Francisco Bay's and the world's -- has been marked by daring and defiance. Along the way, he has remade the very nature of the 162-year-old international regatta from a graceful highbrow sport to a death-defying drag race. To ensure his control, he famously shunned the venerable St. Francis Yacht Club and embraced the blue-collar Golden Gate Yacht Club down the jetty that now flies its burgee over the 34th America's Cup.
On the eve of the Cup's final match, the epic vision of the thrill-seeker will be put to the ultimate test.
Unlike his past campaigns, the 69-year-old Ellison won't be racing aboard Oracle Team USA's high-tech 72-foot catamaran. He had considered crewing, telling this newspaper last spring he was getting in shape to endure the rigors of the fastest boat in America's Cup history. Ultimately he decided to leave the racing to the young professionals -- but the vision to transform the sport is pure Ellison.
The finals that start Saturday must overcome months of tragedy, hyperbole and scandal to redeem Ellison's America's Cup. If Oracle Team USA loses, Emirates Team New Zealand will strip Ellison of the gleaming silver trophy and move the next America's Cup regatta back to Auckland.
"It's funny, I realized after losing the America's Cup twice, my personality didn't allow me to quit while I'm losing," Ellison told Charlie Rose in a televised interview last month. "After winning the America's Cup, I discovered my personality doesn't allow me to quit while I'm winning. So I'm kind of trapped. I just can't quit."
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On the steps of the grand, red-carpeted staircase of San Francisco City Hall in early 2011, Larry Ellison stood in his black turtleneck and sport jacket next to the America's Cup trophy he had just won in Spain. He told then-Mayor Gavin Newsom and the crowd of VIPs that the regatta he would bring to San Francisco in 2013 would be unlike any in the history of the cup. Never before have spectators been able to watch the races from shore.
"We're holding this cup in the San Francisco Bay, the most spectacular natural amphitheater for sailing that God created on this Earth," he said.
"And hundreds of thousand of people will be able to watch these races whether they're from Crissy Field, office buildings in downtown San Francisco, over in Sausalito or anyplace on the shoreline."
What he uttered next, however, would come to taunt him: "I believe we'll have more than 14 teams, 16 teams here representing more than a dozen countries throughout the world."
With the international economy tanking and costs to build the catamarans skyrocketing, only three challengers signed up -- a reality that has soured the event for many of its backers. The challenger series that started in July was marred by the tragic capsize of the Swedish team Artemis Racing, which killed a beloved crewman, and an early boycott by the Italian team Luna Rossa Challenge, which complained the regatta was rigged against it.
And just this week, defending champion Oracle Team USA received the harshest punishment in the history of the cup for improperly adding extra weight to its smaller boats in a warm-up series last year. The defending champion will start the ultimate match on Saturday docked two races.
For Ellison, a man who spent his career getting his way both on and off the water, the event he envisioned has been spinning almost out of control.
But what happens over the next week or so could change all that.
"Larry is really a driven person, white line fever," said Norbert Bajurin, commodore of the Golden Gate Yacht Club and owner of a radiator repair shop. "If he wants to do something, he won't stop until it's done."
Trained on the bay
Ellison, perhaps the most competitive businessman in Silicon Valley, didn't develop his confidence in the boardroom alone. He earned it on the bay.
At the volunteer-based Cal Sailing in the mid-1960s, Neil Larson taught Ellison advanced sailing skills on Thursday afternoons. He taught the young man how to sail the Lido 14 without a rudder, how to sail backward and to hang out over the water by his knees to keep the boat from tipping. He taught Ellison how to capsize, then right himself.
"He was talented and a fast learner," said Larson, who would go on to a successful tech career himself.
If Ellison sailed under the Golden Gate, as he told the crowd at City Hall that night, he didn't tell Larson. "You'd have to be a heck of a sailor to go out and try something like that," Larson said.
Still, he said, he was disappointed when Ellison left the program. While the young man was never one to hang out and barbecue with the sailing group on weekends,"I thought he would be an asset to the club, but he disappeared."
Soon, Ellison was building the company that would become Oracle.
80-foot Sayonara
Some three decades would pass before Ellison re-entered the sailing world. In 1994, a neighbor in Woodside suggested Ellison get into big boat racing and referred him to East Bay sailor Bill Erkelens. "A big boat to him was like buying a pair of roller skates," said Erkelens, who presented Ellison a set of plans for the 80-foot Sayonara. "But it turned out to be quite a big thing for him."
On Sayonara over the next decade, Ellison gained both confidence and humility.
In one of his first races, Ellison was reluctant to take the helm in a "maxi yacht" race in the San Francisco Bay against a group of blue-blood billionaires. The other skippers, including rival businessman Hasso Plattner, threatened to race without Ellison's boat if he didn't.
"I think he was just nervous," Erkelens said. "He tended to hire very good people to do their jobs. He wanted everything to go as planned."
But a different reaction proved more powerful, Erkelens said. "He felt they didn't respect him."
Erkelens and the sailing crew convinced Ellison to take the helm.
"He won and won by a lot," Erkelens said. "He really started enjoying it after that."
On board, "he is fully engaged and one of the guys, chitchats, and tells funny stories," Erkelens said. "It's not the business personality people love to hate, the aggressive warrior businessman."
In 1999, Ellison learned a lesson of survival during the infamous Sydney-Hobart race, where a hurricane ravaged 155 boats and killed six sailors. Sayonara limped into the harbor in first place, but the crew was happy just to be alive.
"I think we do things like the Syndey-Hobart because we're ... always kind of curious if we can stack up," he told members of the St. Francis Yacht Club in a speech a month later. "The most important lesson of the race for me is that life is short. Life is fragile."
And Ellison wasted no time.
The very next year he was planning his first bid for the America's Cup, and came to loggerheads with the St. Francis, which everyone assumed would be the team's sponsoring club.
The reason? Control. Ellison wanted it. The club wouldn't allow it. In one conflict, the Oracle CEO wanted to name his boat after his company. Some St. Francis board members considered that "too commercial."
The club balked and Ellison walked -- right down the spit to the Golden Gate Yacht Club, which was near bankruptcy before Ellison arrived.
For both Ellison and Golden Gate's Bajurin, the move has often seemed like a triumph in the years since. Last summer, before all the troubles began, when the warm-up "America's Cup World Series" was under way in smaller catamarans, the two of them stood side by side on the club dock and scanned the packed jetty and crowded Marina Green.
"Look at all the people," Bajurin recalls Ellison saying. "This is amazing. This is what we wanted."
And that's what he wants again, starting Saturday, hundreds of thousands of exuberant fans lining the shoreline watching the best sailors compete in the fastest boats.
But he wants one thing even more. He wants to win.
Contact Julia Prodis Sulek at 408-278-3409.


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I bet the crew is stronger than we are giving them credit. Sure Buffalo and Baby 5 were quite unimpressive, but Vergo and Monet both were some top tier fighters who had the unfortunate experience to meet with Law and Zoro. Plus, Doflamingo is one crazy son of a buck and he obviously isn't a pushover as we saw during Marineford. Anyone else wonder what's going to happen to Buffalo and Baby 5?
They go the way of bellamy.
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Well I'm sure the most powerful of Dofla's crew are still at Dressrosa, its going to be kind of like Crocodile's organization (No wonder you always see the two drawn together XP)
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The way I see it going is Doflamingo and the rest of his crew will team up with Big Mam. That would start the break down of possible fights, seeing as it might consist of ALL the supernova's and their crews. Which so far I can see only three matches. Zoro vs Bobbin, Law vs Doflamingo and Bepo vs Pekoms.
I don't think they will head to Dressrosa. They have no reason to.
I also don't think Punk Hazard is over. With both Mystery Man and Doflamingo heading there, plus half of the island left alone since the beginning. Leaving now would create questions never to be answered, unlike before when we got to see what happens because there are people on the island; this island has to people. It needs to be fleshed out. Also, most of the "lore" of the arc comes from the start of the arc, but punk hazard was thrown straight into the conflict with the Dragon and the kidnapping of the crew. We need that easygoing beginning now that we are at the end. Plus the end of the arc party the crew has after a successful adventure.
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the sword with the mystery man let me think of Mihawk....
(Though really this could all be translation differences, I'm pretty sure no translation mentioned the words "right hand man." If I'm wrong point it out)
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The question I want answered is what throne does Law wants(pretimeskip if you guys remember), a Yonkou position or some seat of the family. He was going to get the 'hearts' seat so I'm leaning towards Yonkou.
And another reason is if Ace was in fact one of the Donquixote family then if Luffy would defeat Donflamingo then he might be considered the new Joker or wildcard .. (If Ace was in the family, then I think Luffy would love to join hands down)
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The Orange Public Library has a large selection of e-books available, so we asked a few residents about their favorite books and if they've made the switch to digital reading.
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If I had to pick one it would probably be "Strenghtsfinder 2.0" by Tom Rath because it's arguably had the biggest influence on my life and I certainly read my strengths and the descriptions over and over. For me learning about and leveraging my strengths is where I find my passion for what I do. I've found that it's hard for me to stay focused when reading "books" via my iPad, because of the distraction of social media, email and other apps keeps me from good quality reading time. Because I know this about myself I still read real books. Magazines, blogs and articles on the other hand I will use the iPad since that content is shorter in nature.
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My favorite recently read book is the Steve Jobs biography. It was absolutely fascinating. Reading on the iPad is flexible. I can change the text size and orientation as I wish and it saves space and there are no bookshelves with books to dust!
– Debi Calvet, 57, Orange, Senior Broker Assistant at U.S. Risk Insurance Group
My favorite book is a series by Diana Gabaldon called the "Outlander" series. I listen to them on audiobooks – driving, walking and at the gym. I'm waiting for her to finish the next book, so I just started the whole series again. The book is full of adventure, historical interest and its a love story – who wouldn't like that? After 8,000 pages you really get to know the characters!
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My favorite book that I've read at least a half dozen times is "On the Road" by Jack Kerouac. It seems to be the go to book for me whenever I travel. I always find something new in it and opens my mind up to really experience everything when I go somewhere new. I've recently had to clear space for the birth of my first kid and donated all but a few of my favorite books and I'll make any future book purchases all digital on my Kindle.
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