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That UKIP is a party of contradictions is news to no one within the bubble, and something I have written about here previously.
The party once attracted predominantly former Conservatives, both of small 'c' and large 'C' ilk. With the golf club lobby safely on-board, disillusioned with Cameron's wetness and Conservative modernisation, Farage drew in the classical liberals and some libertarians with promises of lower taxes, school vouchers – then replaced with a commitment to grammar schools, a sensible energy policy, freedom from Europe, maybe even legalisation of some recreational drugs.
All this, underpinned by a steady stream of support for civil liberties, a smaller state and common sense, brought in new and often young members in their droves.
But then a phenomenon happened, and UKIP broke into the mainstream. From a steady 3-5 percent, support surged and the party was forced to grow up with its poll ratings.
Rather than stick to their solid principles and economic liberalism, UKIP took the bait and started chasing votes from wherever they could get them, to the bemusement of many an established member – the thinking sort at least, many of whom have quietly stepped away, not the dogmatic types recognisable by their "'my name' – UKIP" or pound sign Twitter avatars.
As we saw before the European elections, UKIP started talking less to the blue-rinse and louder to the blue collars. Mentions of a flat rate of income tax and the abolition of the death tax became suspiciously rare and instead UKIP lurched to the left, criticising zero-hour contracts and opposing the bedroom tax, both of which antagonised the classical liberal wing and positively stung us few remaining libertarians.
Yet, it worked. UKIP's membership continued to grow and far from supporting UKIP's traditional laissez-faire economic approach, a YouGov poll from last October suggested that over 70 per cent of members support nationalisation of the railways and energy companies.
Far from supporting a flat tax, 57 per cent support the reintroduction of the 50p rate; celebrating new councillors back in May could be heard heaping praise of UKIP's policy of ring-fencing NHS spending. Worse yet, a new UKIP MEP took the fifty year anniversary of the abolition of the death penalty as opportunity to call for its reintroduction. Even I gasped at that shocker.
So is Farage's party becoming politically astute or just populist in the extreme? The problem becoming apparent to UKIP is that with its increasing success the party is increasingly under the microscope and they cannot be all things to all men forever.
One day, fairly soon, UKIP must publish a full, costed manifesto setting out their principles, their policies and indeed where their true political allegiances lie, to the individual or to the collectivist, the free market liberals or the protectionist old Tories.
And never has this internal divide been quite as pronounced as this week, when within hours UKIP produced two polar-opposite statements in reaction to the same government policy.
Early this week the government published yet another phenomenally illiberal yet fantastically populist proposal to tackle the "problem" of immigrant workers, act 43 of their desperate attempt to bolt that stable door and stop UKIP stealing 'their' votes.
Osborne plans to strip temporary workers of their right to use the £10,000 tax-free personal allowance, meaning they will earn 20 percent less than their British counterparts. Once again, this is not legal under EU law, but then most recent government proposals aren't.
So, a UKIP friendly policy, surely, given opposition to immigration is one of the final remaining policy the party can agree on? Apparently not.
A statement in response, under the name of Steven Woolfe MEP, UKIP's immigration spokesman, caused my heart to leap in hope that the UKIP of old had returned. Of course we oppose this policy, he said, the plan is "a breach of the essential idea of fair play and the rule of law… it is outrageous that they propose to make two people doing exactly the same job pay different tax rates.
This is an attempt to penalise migrants, rather than accept that the failings of migration are their own fault. It is reminiscent of the monstrous "racist immigration vans idea…" and bravo to Mr Woolfe. The proposals are an affront to traditional British values of equality before the law and another attempt to blame the migrants not the system the government supports.
However, hope was swiftly dashed. Patrick O'Flynn, former Political Editor of the UKIP Times, otherwise known as the Daily Express, and current UKIP MEP and "Economics Spokesman" has pulled rank and the principled stance has done a 180 degree flip back to neo-UKIP working-man, migrant hating populism.
Patrick supports the government because he thinks it is wrong that migrant workers can come, work then leave without tax; a carbon copy of the government line. However, whilst politically sensible this goes against almost all previous UKIP positions on basic rule of law and leaves a rather nasty taste.
Of course, the real story is about pragmatism not principle; plain and simple, UKIP want to win votes, they want to win seats. The new MEPs are pulling rank over long standing party officials and saying whatever it takes to get votes, in the bid to get themselves into the Westminster parliament. In this bid, UKIP becomes like a usual political party, moving away from its charm and genuine appeal by sacrificing the change it promised to bring.
Principles are important but they do indeed come at a price, and without a foot in the game UKIP simply cannot play. But for how long can the party be everything to everyone before internal divides lead to external splits. These are exciting yet difficult times for the party; nobody ever said success was easy.
But a nice start might be, at the very least, to get the official spokespeople on the same page. This could very easily have become rather an embarrassing public spat. I believe this is what Matthew Goodwin referred to as the 'revolt of the right'.


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Matt Busch: Yes, and it was actually "Star Wars" that really got me into art- as opposed to the other way around! "Star Wars" is obviously such a visual medium that I think most artists (especially of my generation) are influenced by it.
ES: How did you get into doing SW art?
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ES: What technique do you use?
MB: I essentially use the same technique that most STAR WARS artists use acrylic with color pencil. From time to time, I will do a piece in Gaouche or something, but the acrylic technique really helps to create quickly.
ES: How long does it usually take to do one painting?
MB: Depending on how much is involved, I can generally get a piece done in about a day or so. I'm usually working on at least ten pieces or projects at a time, so I work like a factory. I'll draw all the pieces at once, then paint all the washes, airbrush touch ups at the same time, etc. So I can often get seven pieces done in a week. I work small! Most of my pieces are only 11" X 17", but will sometime do them at 15" X 20".
ES: How many paintings have you done?
MB: I wouldn't be able to figure it out. I have stacks of sample paintings that haven't been published. I have literally done hundreds of pieces for West End Games alone. And I've been doing tons of stuff for "Star Wars Kids". My web site, www.mattbusch.com, shows a bunch of rare pieces most have never seen.
ES: When and how did you get involved with Lucasfilm?
MB: Well, it was obviously when I started doing work for West End when Lucasfilm became familiar with me and my work. And while I do keep in contact with Lucasfilm, it's generally the Licensee that I am working for.
ES: What official projects have you done for LFL?
MB: For West End Games, I have done work for every "Star Wars Adventure Journal", beginning with issue 5. Plus many of the books, like "Fantastic Technology", "Alliance Intelligence Reports", "Heroes and Rogues", "Platt's Smuggler's Guide", "Tapani Sector Instant Adventures", "Classic Adventures Volume 4", and more. I illustrated the cover of "Star Wars Tales From The Empire" for Bantam Doubleday Dell. I also storyboarded a commercial for "Star Wars Days", which was a Disneyland promotion for the Special Editions. I did some design work for some possible Canadian licensed posters. I'm currently doing a bunch of stuff for "Star Wars Kids" Magazine, including writing and illustrating an on-going series of articles called "How To Draw Star Wars".
ES: What is your latest project?
MB: I just finished painting a limited edition postcard of Darth Maul for the Official STAR WARS Fan Club / STAR WARS INSIDER Magazine.
ES: Who is your favorite character(s) to paint?
MB: The beauty of painting "Star Wars" characters is that they're ALL fun to paint! I can't even come close to pointing out a favorite because each character is so special visually. However, I can tell you the HARDEST "Star Wars" character to paint The "naked" See-Threepio from "Episode I". All the little wires and gadgets can take a lot of time!
ES: Where would you like your painting to lead you - what are your goals?
MB: I never would have believed as a kid that I'd grow up to work on official "Star Wars" projects, so I've already kind of passed what I thought was possible! So it's hard for me to look to the future and think it could get better than this. I'm very happy where I'm at right now. But, of course, there are always things to aspire to beyond what you have. I do have some of my own creator-owned projects that I'm squeezing in here and there. I guess one of my goals is also to become more of an established writer.
ES: What is your personal favorite of your work?
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ES: Have you met any interesting people because of your work?
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ES: What other projects are you working on?
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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990: Prohibits discrimination based on "association with" an individual with a "disability" as defined in the law. The ADA offers protection to workers caring for people with disabilities.
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Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: Prohibits discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Female workers who are caregivers could allege discrimination if they have been mistreated based on gender stereotypes, like being less committed to their job than a man. Motherhood is the strongest form of gender discrimination, but can also include elder-care responsibilities.
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BELLEFONTE, Pa. (AP) - A lawyer for Jerry Sandusky says the retired Penn State assistant football coach wants "people to know that he's not guilty." The 68-year-old former Penn State assistant football coach has been in jail since Friday, following his conviction on 45 counts of child sex abuse. Karl Rominger says Sandusky is being kept away from other inmates and has not been able to see his family pending a psychological evaluation.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Outfielder Marlon Byrd has been suspended 50 games by Major League Baseball after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance. Byrd started the season with the Cubs and was dealt to the Red Sox on April 21. He was designated for assignment by Boston on June 9 and released four days later.
Ryan Lochte has won his first head-to-head showdown with Michael Phelps at the United States Olympic Swimming Trials in Omaha. The 27-year-old Floridian captured the 400-meter individual medley last night, taking command on the breaststroke leg and holding off Phelps in the freestyle for a time of 4:07.06 seconds. Phelps claimed the second Olympic spot in 4:07.89. Tyler Clary, who took second at last year's World Championships, won't even get a chance to swim the event in London. He faded to third in 4:09.92. Phelps won the 400 IM at the past two Olympics, but vowed to drop the grueling event after Beijing. In the past year, he brought it back and now he'll be swimming it again in London.
Arizona is the winner of the College World Series after ending South Carolina's two-year reign as champions. James Farris and Mathew Troupe combined on a three-hitter as the Wildcats claimed their fourth title and first since 1986 by downing the Gamecocks 4-1. Brandon Dixon doubled home the tie breaking run in the ninth before scoring on Trent Gilbert's two-run single.
Former Husker Aleks Maric earned the most prestigious honor of his career, as he was recently selected to represent Australia in the 2012 London Olympics beginning next month. Maric, a two-time All-Big XII performer who played at Nebraska from 2005-2008, has played professionally in Greece for the past two seasons, winning the Euroleague title in 2010-11 and finishing fourth this past season. He will be the first Husker basketball player to appear in the Olympics Games. Maric played a major role in Australia qualifying for the Olympics, averaging 15.8 points on 71% shooting and eight rebounds per game in the FIBA Oceania Championship last September. During his playing days at Nebraska, he earned All-Big XII honors in each of his final two seasons, and became only the third Big XII player to record more than 1,500 points and 1,000 rebounds in his collegiate career. Maric set 19 school or conference records at Nebraska and ranks fifth on the Huskers' career scoring list and second in rebounding.
Omaha's Mitchell Ryan was medalist in qualifying for the 45th Nebraska Match Play Championship yesterday, shooting a 3-under par 68 at Platteview Country Club. Ryan was the lone golfer under par earning the tournament's number three seed. Kevin Stanek of Bellevue, the 2011 champion, is assigned the top seed. Wesley Bernt of Kearney, last year's runner-up is the two seed. Among the golfers making the cut were Plainview's Mitchell Klooz. Klooz tied for fourth place in qualifying with a 72. Also advancing to today's match play were Norfolk's Lance Lawson (75) & Columbus' Brady Vancura (77).
Ta Ha Zouka Park in Norfolk will be the site of the ASA Girl's Fast Pitch 10-under Class 'D' State Softball Championship beginning Friday, according to Mike Fuehrer, Sports Development Manager for the Norfolk Area Sports Council. Fuehrer said 18 teams from across the state will be converging on Norfolk. Two games are scheduled to begin Friday at 5:00, with the championship game scheduled for Sunday at 12:30. An "if necessary'' game would be played at 2:00.
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Leveson urges new press rules
Lord Justice Leveson has recommended further press regulation, underpinned by law, in his long-awaited report.
Lord Justice Leveson has recommended further press regulation, underpinned by law, in his long-awaited report.
The sweeping changes proposed in the Leveson report have united rival newspapers who are against Lord Justice Leveson's key idea. The Editor of the Independent told ITV News the outcome could have been harsher and others have questioned the idea that the broadcasting watchdog should oversee them.
Our UK Editor, Lucy Manning reports.
Prime Minister David Cameron voiced his "serious concerns and misgivings" about legislative action. But Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said Leveson's model could be "proportionate and workable". Read more about divisions in the coalition.
Lord Justice Leveson says a genuinely independent and effective system of self-regulation is needed.
First snapshot of Lord Justice Leveson's Inquiry into the Culture, Practices and Ethics of the Press.
Nick Clegg sources say it is inevitable there will be differences between his response to the Leveson report and the Prime Minister's.


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Here is my completed map of Maioria ☺. It is created in Campaign Cartographer 3 Black & White and the place names and other finer details finished off in GIMP.
The map is for my book, Dark Moon Rising, and thus only shows the continents of The Known World. The people of Maioria believe that the north is so cold it can only be a Kingdom of Ice, the south so hot it is a Kingdom of Fire, the east such a vast ocean that only an Ocean Kingdom exists.
To the west there are myths and rumors of a huge continent, which they call The Unchartered Lands, but no one has ever made it past the Shadowlands to find it - or if they have they have never returned to tell of what they have found.
For the purposes of the book I have only detailed those places mentioned in the book. With each book that I publish (there are six in total) I shall put more details on the map for that book – plus a 'zoomed-in' map of certain continents and possibly cities.
As you can see the map is created at quite a 'high' level (as in zoomed out), with not much space to put a lot of detail except for the major places and rivers. Also I am constrained to the book dimensions of 12x9 inches (for a double spread) and it was tricky to get everything in. It was also very difficult to legibly detail the places in black ink on a black and white background. Using GIMP to fade out the background under the text achieved this to some extent.
I spent months trying to create this map in colour in CC3 and GIMP but realized converting it to grayscale would not be good enough for the book – which is naturally printed in black and white. So I again started from scratch and re-created what I had in CC3 black & white. Unfortunately it does not look as 'pretty' as a coloured map, and it's my first map, but I do hope to improve in time.
Anyway, thanks so much for your help (I have been reading this forum for about 6 months), your shared knowledge made this map possible ☺. Please leave comments if you wish.
Thanks again
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Yoga is all relating one to the almighty. Those who believe in keeping a healthy body surely believe in the concept of mediation and paying hears to some spiritual numbers.
The audio CD Divya Stavan comprise of some spiritual numbers such as 'ishwar ki upasana ka mahatva', 'sharam mein aaye hain', 'na ye tera na ye mera', 'gaye ja gayeja', 'doobton ka bacha lene wale', 'data tere sumiran ka', 'mujhe asia bana de', 'jeevan ke din chaar' and lots of other similar songs and spiritual compositions.
Take this CD home and enjoy some of the sweetest and melodious musical numbers that is sure to benefits you spiritually.


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Rail fares untouched, faster trains on anvil
Feb 12 2014 , New Delhi
Railways to end FY14 with big surplus; 72 new trains announced; fare authority soon
The passenger fares were last raised in January 2013, after a nine-year gap.
Kharge's maiden rail budget presentation was marred by unruly protests by Andhra MPs over the Telangana issue, yet the railway minister generated some interest by announcing 17 premium AC long-distance non-stop trains across the country on dynamic and higher fares with shorter advance reservation period of up to 15 days.
The interim rail budget takes a vote on account for four months expenditure till July, by which time a new government will be able to present a full rail budget.
Kharge's budget proposed to bring Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya into the railway map and launch passenger services up to Katra, the base station for visiting the Vaishnodevi temple in Jammu & Kashmir.
Kharge proposed to launch high-speed trains running at a speed of 160-200 km an hour in the Delhi-Agra and Delhi-Chandigarh sectors.
Railway board chairman Arunendra Kumar said the running time of the premium trains would be less than that of other trains on the same routes. There will be no waiting list, no concessions and no cancellation of tickets in these trains.
The premium trains were run on a pilot basis between Delhi and Mumbai earlier to assess the demand for such a service. These trains will provide another window for fast travel and for last-minute booking.
There are 37 long-distance routes in which there are waiting lists throughout the year. The premium trains will be introduced in 17 of these routes, where the minimum fares will be more than tatkal fares and they will be dynamic like airfares depending on demand.
When such premium trains were run on a pilot basis on the Delhi-Mumbai route, the normal two-tier AC fares costing around Rs 2,450 per ticket went up to Rs 4,900 under the dynamic fare system for the 17-hour journey.
Under the dynamic fare-setting system, airfare on the Delhi-Mumbai route can go as high as Rs 38,000 per passenger in case of last-minute booking.
Kumar said the premium trains would have demand, as the highest fare would still be cheaper than airfares. "It will help railways earn more revenue while providing better and faster service. If the concept is successful, similar services will be introduced in all the 37 routes in a phased manner," he said.
The premium trains will be run in addition to the existing services so that passengers are not denied the option of cheaper travel, Kumar said, adding that the railways earned 48 per cent more revenue on the premium trains that it ran on the Delhi-Mumbai route.
Railways estimates Rs 94,000 crore earnings from freight and Rs 37,500 crore from passenger fares in this financial year and expects to end the year with surplus funds, a trend that began two years ago.
"Railways will end this year with surplus, and the fund balance will increase from Rs 2,391 crore at the beginning of this financial year to Rs 8,018 crore by the end of March. This is primarily attributable to strict fiscal discipline enforced by the organisation," Kharge said. By moving marginally higher goods and passenger traffic in 2014-15 on the back of a pickup in the economy, the railways proposed to earn Rs 1,05,770 crore from freight and Rs 45,255 crore from passenger fares in the new financial year without any increase in fares or freight charges, Kharge said.
The annual plan outlay for 2014-15 has been pegged at Rs 64.305 crore, up from Rs 59,359 crore in this financial year. Railways also proposes to reduce running of empty freight carriages and introduce bio-toilet facility in more trains.
The interim budget said the rail tariff authority would be set up this year to advise the government on fixing fares and freight charges.
Kharge said the government was considering a proposal to allow FDI to create world-class railway infrastructure and step up public-private partnership.
Kharge's budget speech was cut short because of continued slogan-shouting by Andhra MPs. Four ministers trooped to the Well during the speech to protest over the Telangana issue. The railway minister spelt out a series of steps including SMS alerts, ticketing on mobile phones in the unreserved segment and online booking of meals in trains. "IT has revolutionised our customer interface over the last few years. We intend to continue the process," Kharge said.
CII called for revamping and restructuring of the railways by developing a sustainable financial model to ensure feasibility of projects.
"Revamping of railway tariff, allowing FDI in railways and encouraging joint ventures and PPPs must be explored to access funds. This will infuse the necessary momentum to rail infrastructure upgradation," said Chandrajit Banerjee, director general of CII.
FICCI welcomed the setting up of an independent rail tariff authority and the thrust on safety in the interim rail budget.


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The automobile sector has made quite an impression on the nation as one of the most trusted sectors, according to a study released by The Trust Research Advisory (TRA). The report has ranked Indias first indigenous car brand Maruti at seventh place while leading two-wheeler brand Hero Honda came in at 13th place and international luxury brand BMW at 33rd place.
Hyundai drove in at 43rd place, and TVS at 54th place. Toyota was ranked at 66th place, Ford at 74th place, Mercedes Benz at 81st position, Audi at 104th place and Suzuki at 118th place. Skoda was 126th on the list, whilst Tata was at 159th place. Ferrari was at 162nd position.
The revelations were a result of a study, published by Trust Research Advisory (TRA), a leading research organisation dedicated to understanding and simplifying concepts related to Trust. The study, compiled into a 116-page report titled The Brand Trust Report, India Study, 2011, was launched recently.
The report is the result of years of detailed research to understand trust which included several hundred hours of discussions with communication experts and behavioural scientists. On this basis, TRA created a proprietary Trust Matrix comprising 61 different components. Based on this proprietary Trust Matrix, TRA launched a syndicated primary research on Brand Trust across nine cities in India covering 2,310 respondents who were classified into the 'influencer' category. The most intensive study on Brand Trust undertaken in the country, the study generated nearly 10,00,000 data points and 16,000 brands. Indian Statistical Institute helped create a statistically robust Brand Trust.
N Chandramouli, CEO, Trust Research Advisory (TRA), said, The parameters under which this study was carried out is the first of its kind in the country. I believe this will benefit the automobile sector in the long run.


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Eric Hardiman, Ph.D. is the new co-host (alongside Alyssa Lotmore) for The Social Workers Radio Talk Show
He is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Welfare and has also extensive radio experience. He teaches clinical practice and research classes in the MSW program. Eric conducts research on peer-delivered support interventions across a range of populations and service domains, including those addressing mental health, homelessness, disaster relief, urban violence, and Veterans' communities. He has also studied mental health responses and disaster relief in New York City following September 11, 2001 and in Indonesia as part of a response to the 2004 tsunami. He recently completed an evaluation of the Albany SNUG program, an outreach-based intervention designed to prevent gun violence using a public health model perspective. He is currently conducting a program evaluation of a statewide initiative to deliver peer support services for Veterans facing post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms and other challenges in eleven counties.
Alyssa Lotmore, Co-Host
Alyssa Lotmore has been co-hosting The Social Workers Radio Talk Show since 2013. She created and instructs the course Media Savvy Social Work, which allows students hands-on practice in using the medium of radio for advocacy. Alyssa also presented with Dean Katharine Briar-Lawson and radio host alumni, Kathryn Zox, at the 2014 National Association of Social Workers National Conference in Washington, DC about the importance of social workers being media savvy and how to incorporate these skills into the classroom. Alyssa also serves as the Assistant Director and Coordinator of Baccalaureate Field Education. She is an alumni of both the BSW and MSW program.
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Kathryn Zox MSW is Your Social Worker with a Microphone®.
She is the creator and host of The Social Workers Radio Talk Show at the University at Albany airing live Thursdays 9:00-10 am et on WCDB FM 90.9 Albany, NY. Kathryn produces and hosts The Kathryn Zox Show on the VoiceAmerica/World Talk Radio Network which has aired on WSDE AM Albany NY and WMET AM Washington DC.
Kathryn has interviewed thousands of guest celebrities, best-selling authors and life experts. Recent guests have included CNN anchor Don Lemon, CBS This Morning Erica Hill, Al Roker, Judy Vrendenburgh President & CEO Girl's Inc., and Integrative Medicine guru Dr. Andrew Weil.
Kathryn has a Master's Degree in Social Work from UAlbany, a BA in Psychology, an MEd in Counseling Psychology from Boston University and is a graduate of Phillips Academy at Andover and the New School of Radio and Television. She joined the University at Albany School of Social Welfare faculty as a Professor of Public Service.
She founded The Kathryn Zox Scholarship at UAlbany School of Social Welfare and is the recipient of the 2008 UAlbany Alumni Association Excellence Award in Public Service for her distinguished professional career and personal commitment to public service.
Kathryn supports The Human Rights Campaign, WMHT Public Television, Planned Parenthood, The New York State School Music Association, and University Art Museum at the University at Albany among others. She is a recipient of the Capital District Gay and Lesbian Community Council Special Recognition Award for Volunteer Service and is a member of the 2012 Joshua Dunning Powell Scholarship Committee for LGBT Youth.
"A Conversation with The Red Tent author Anita Diamant with Kathryn Zox" launched the Women's Philanthropy Major Gifts 2012 NENY Jewish Federation/Israel Campaign event. Kathryn co-authored Child Welfare, the Media and Capacity Building published in the Journal of Public Child Welfare. She has been a judge for the American Women in Radio and Television Association's Gracie Awards.
Outside of academia, her broadcast career and community work, Kathryn, mother of 3 boys has traveled with her boyfriend to Cuba, Mongolia, Korea, Iceland, Turkey and most recently The Arctic Circle for life changing experiences. She has also appeared on the Sopranos, Law and Order and modeled for AARP.


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The other morning I was playing with Jocelyn and Adrian. We were all laughing and having lots of fun so I decided to pull out my camera and snap a few shots of their cute little faces.
Every time we get to see our niece and nephew they get cuter and sweeter. We love these little guys.


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Tyrus Thomas' career seemed over just a year ago. Now, despite long odds, he could be on the verge of a return with the Memphis Grizzlies. Continue Reading
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High five. From Compton, California to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Sante Fe, Argentina to Yaonde, Cameroon to Melbourne, Australia, this starting lineup couldn't have come from much further apart. And yet, in just their second start as a fivesome ever, Jennings/Salmons/Delfino/Mbah… Continue Reading
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Several league executives suggested the Minnesota Timberwolves could be a sleeper for him. Minnesota general manager David Kahn has been researching Thomas and has plenty of assets – three 2010 first-round picks, multiple second-rounders and a host of expiring contracts… Continue Reading
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When it all comes down to it, people want to be able to do what they do or buy what they buy in the easiest and most efficient manner possible. With the dawn of the electronic age well underway it is becoming more and more common to find businesses, self storage and others, making as much use as they possibly can to make their company more attractive than the next.
Often times there is one question that everyone asks when it comes to whether something can be done easier or more efficiently:
Is there an app for that?
Mobile phone applications have exploded onto the scene ever since devices like the IPhone, Android, and IPad have become common place. Many companies have created applications that users are able to download for free that will make it much easier for them to utilize the services of that business.
For the self storage industry mobile phone applications could be a great benefit to companies. Depending on what a company wants to make available over the app, users can locate a self storage facility, reserve a storage unit, get directions to a particular one, and even pay their bill.
Next to moving all your stuff in for you, an app can't do much more than that for a self storage user!
When Todd Manganaro, president of ezStorage Corporation, rolled out a mobile phone application for his company recently he knew he had a tool that would only make them more popular with their tenants.
"This new tool extends our commitment to providing the best self storage experience in the industry to the growing demographic of mobile consumers. "We continually look for new and innovative ways to enhance our customers' experience whether they are at one of our facilities, at our website, on Facebook or Twitter or now, mobile based."
Use of social media is nothing new to companies in the self storage industry, and since the vast majority of social media services are free companies can't go wrong in using them. Many companies have realized that maintaining a presence on Facebook and Twitter can generate a lot of buzz for their company and is also a great place to offer promotions to 'friends' and 'followers.'
"We have always offered college specials, but this year we decided it was time for something fun, and more in tune with the college customer market than the usual print advertising," ezStorage President Todd Manganaro.
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"ezStorage Corporation Launches Mobile App." Enhanced Online News; 24 May 2011.
"Social Networking and Self Storage Starting to go Hand-in-Hand." Self Storage Industry News; 17 November 2010.


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Union rep: Road work makes jobs
DUNMORE - Steps to create jobs should include investing in the state's transportation infrastructure, raising the minimum wage, expanding Medicaid and resisting budget cuts, union leaders told Democratic legislators on Wednesday.
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre metro area's 9.2 percent unemployment rate for August marked the 41st consecutive month the region led the state in joblessness.
Richard Bloomingdale, president of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, found a receptive audience for his recommendations among several state representatives, including Northeast Pennsylvania lawmakers Marty Flynn, D-113, Scranton; Frank Farina, D-115, Jessup; Eddie Day Pashinski, D-121, Wilkes-Barre; and Sid Michaels Kavulich, D-114, Taylor.
Mr. Bloomingdale said a transportation bill would not just be a way to fix crumbling roads and bridges, but it could also get more people back to work.
"The Federal Highway Administration conservatively estimates that 30,000 jobs are created with every $1 billion invested," Mr. Bloomingdale told the state House Democratic Policy Committee at the hearing.
Speaking at Marywood University's Nazareth Hall, Mr. Bloomingdale also cited RAND Corp. testimony to the House Human Services Committee that expanding Medicaid would provide $3 billion worth of economic growth in Pennsylvania by 2016.
He argued Pennsylvania can opt out of the Medicaid expansion in the Affordable Care Act, but the state cannot opt out of the exchange and mandate fees that opponents say are too costly.
Mr. Bloomingdale also advocated for a minimum wage increase.
Many economists believe higher minimum wages result in less total available jobs, but Mr. Bloomingdale said in a "demand-based economy," people need to make enough money to buy goods and services to drive commerce.
He said adjusted for inflation, the real minimum wage has fallen from a high of $10.60 per hour in 1968 to $7.25 in today's dollars, and one in four full-time minimum wage workers making $15,080 per year have a child. Anything less than $15,510 for a household of two falls under federal poverty guidelines.
"It's difficult to envision a growing economy in Pennsylvania if our lowest wage workers continue to live below the poverty level," he said.
The AFL-CIO president also argued lawmakers should avoid laying off or outsourcing the jobs of public employees, moving people with "good, family-sustaining jobs" to the unemployment rolls.
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DOH says intersection inadequate for trucks from GreenHunter site
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WHEELING — GreenHunter Water has clearance from city officials and state environmental regulators to proceed with its natural gas frack water recycling project, but the West Virginia Division of......
RRafael, if you'd stop dumping your sewage into my water supply I wouldn't have to buy bottled water.
You whine about businesses that produce fossil fuels, and then enjoy the cheap energy you pay them to produce from those fossil fuels. You whine when those companies want to responsibly river barge their liquid waste to deep injection wells, and then dump your own liquid waste right into the same river.
But don't let your hypocrisy bother you. We've grown to expect it from you. LOL
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How fortunate that the Troll can afford to buy bottled water. Many can't. And you know what? They VOTE.
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wonderwhiner, I never drink tap water. Warwood dumps its sewage into my tap water supply. And then whines when anyone else wants to use the river for barge transportation.
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Who cares about all those chemicals going past your front door?
After all, now you have that great walking trail so fido has a place to take a dump!!
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wow,three disagrees on beech bottom.the town is already a mess.why not put this plant there along with the rest of their equipment?some people just got to be where they are not wanted.beech bottom wants you.
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dear toolboy, go get a big drink of tap water! Do IT!
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Of course you have to pay to play, RRafael2. Duh... How else do you get anything done in this Demorat-controlled state? But just because you tip the maitre d to get a table doesn't mean you're evil. It just means you know how to play by the rules of the establishment. LOL
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Has not the mess in Charleston shown the locals anything????
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rrafael2, You been following the water story out of Charleston? LOL
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Heaven forbid that they might find a way to provide a few more jobs for a community that has been slowly dying for the past 30 years. Better that everyone who wants to stay in town fight it out with each other for those jobs at Walmart.
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And it sounds as though the Troll is acknowledging that payoffs are a typical tactic of this industry that he has stated needs "coddling". You heard it from the horse's mouth right here....
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Wheeling Water Warriors are delighted to hear about another bump in the road for this company. The fact is, they submitted their paperwork to DOH, and had 21 days to correct it, and they failed to do so. May they die the "death of a thousand paper cuts" and stay out of our community with their toxic waste.
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south end of beech bottom.easy in and out.much safer place.truck noise won't bother anybody.
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chemicals and community...the long term cost in lives lost and poison in the area should be the deciding factor. did the
LAD company ever pay for the damage to the water plant?
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Apparently the DOH head's check got lost in the mail...
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MAASIN CITY, Leyte — Ivan Miguel Santos of Cebu City ran away with the meet's first gold medal after ruling the boys 5,000-meter yesterday in the Philippine Sports Commission-Philippine Olympic Committee Batang Pinoy Visayas qualifying leg at Southern Leyte Sports Complex here.
The 14-year-old Santos, whose father Lt. Col. Michael Santos is now based in Cotabato City, kept his pace from start to finish to dominate the event despite nursing cough and colds.
"I thank God for letting me win because I'm not really feeling well," said 5-foot-9 Santos, a high school junior at University of San Carlos who is guided by coaches Arvin Loberanis and Ilde Banson. He finished 18 minutes and 31 seconds, slower than his 17:36 personal best.
Santos' main event is the 3,000 steeplechase but it won't be held here so his coaches instead decided to field him in middle and long distance events. The Batang Pinoy novice will see action in 1,500m and 800m in the coming days.
Joining Santos in the spotlight was teammate Shantel Tanucan, the big-boned girl who handily won the long jump event. Tanucan made her gold-medal jump of 4.56 meters on her fourth try.
Last year's Visayas leg gold winner in high jump, Tanucan said she looks forward to sweep all three jumping events as she gears for triple jump and high jump competitions in the coming days.
Sandra Anne Marie Empino, a 12-year-old first-timer put Tacloban City into the gold medal column right on the opening day after topping the girls 2000m walk in 15:06.05.
The lean, 5-foot-2 Empino was actually training for throwing events but her coach Jessie Delbo saw her potential in walking event because of the 7th-grader's long limbs and strides.
Her victory denied Maasin City's attempt at a breakthrough title as local girl Abegail Aguelo could only end up second with 15:09.01, while Leyte Sports Academy-Smart's Kimberly Joy Gatela was third with 15:09.52 time.
Also turning in gold medal performance was shot put thrower Lanz Jeremy Halongong of Iloilo Province.
The burly, 5-foot-7 Halongong, a junior at Iloilo National High School, was still disappointed over his 10.94m winning throw.
The last year's double gold winner in BP National Finals said his personal best was 12 meters, but he was bothered by a wrist injury he sustained after playing basketball.
His teammate John Christian Capasao threw 10.80m to settle for silver, while Cebu City's Jan Dean Durano was bronze medalist after a 10.33m effort.
Most of the 20-sport calendar also went underway yesterday with their elimination matches, including boxing which drew throngs of fans at Maasin City bus terminal during its first round preliminaries.


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Were there restrictions to claiming a homestead on federal land in Alaska?
Homesteading was a way people could obtain federal land virtually free if they met certain requirements, including living on the land and cultivating a portion of it. Homesteading has not been possible on federal lands in Alaska since Oct. 21, 1986, although it was allowed for 88 years before that. Congress passed the original homestead law in 1862 to provide small farms to anyone over age 21, the head of a family, or to immigrants willing to become citizens. The purpose was to help settle the country and provide new opportunities. From the start, women, minorities, and immigrants were allowed to homestead.
Most dictionaries usually provide several definitions for the word "homestead." Three common ones are:
As the United States emerged as a new nation in the later 18th century, it accumulated title to land through various ways: 1) relinquishment of western land claims by the 13 original colonies, 2) by wars and conquest, and 3) by purchases made by the federal government (e.g. Louisiana Purchase, Gadsden Purchase, Alaska Purchase). Some of the lands were sold by the new nation with the revenue used to pay off federal debts. Other lands were granted as "bounty land" as payment to soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War and later wars. Yet that left hundreds of millions of acres owned by the federal government, with people wanting to gain ownership and use of portions of it. As a result, some simply squatted on the land in frontier regions without obtaining formal rights to it. Yet not having legal title led to problems. These could include the land being sold to someone else along with their improvements.
While new federal legislation passed in 1820 for the sale of public lands had helped some, this was not the solution everyone favored. In 1825, Senator Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri proposed giving free land to the people—with his action generally considered the first of its type. Thereafter, others came to view "free land" as desirable, including the 1840s Tennessee Congressman and future President Andrew Johnson. While the passage of the 1841 Pre-emption Act helped those wanting title to land in unsurveyed frontier areas, it still required payment and many people could not afford the cost. In the early 1850s, a political party, the Free Soil Party, arose with one of its main goals being to make federal land available without cost for individuals and their families. After some initial legislative attempts, the Republican Party adopted the principle of free land as part it its platform in the 1860 election. Subsequently after election, its candidate, Abraham Lincoln, fulfilled the promise and signed the 1862 Homestead Act on May 20, 1862.
By the mid-19th century, there was growing support for the notion of the federal government providing free land to Americans and those people wishing to become Americans. In 1862, Galusha A. Grow, the Republican Speaker of the House, wrote the bill that was signed by President Lincoln as the 1862 Homestead Act. By this time, the Republican Party was officially in support of such legislation and had adopted it as a plank in their platform for the 1860 election.
Homesteading originated with President Lincoln signing the original Homestead Act on May 20, 1862. Starting on January 1, 1863, people began filing land claims at Land Offices in the Midwest and West. Later, homesteading was allowed in all 30 states or territories with federal land, from Florida to Michigan to California. Homesteading was not allowed in Alaska until May 14, 1898, when President William McKinley signed legislation extending various homestead laws to Alaska.
Homesteading officially ended on October 21, 1976 with the passage of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976. On that day, all homestead laws were repealed nationwide, however, a 10-year extension was allowed in Alaska since it was a new state with fewer settlers. The last time anyone could file any type of homestead claim in Alaska was on October 20, 1986. After that day, no more new homesteading was allowed on federal land in Alaska.
After a homesteader had met all requirements of law to obtain a homestead, the final step was for the federal government to issue an official document, called a land patent, which was signed by federal officials on behalf of the President of the United States granting legal ownership to the homesteaded land. These grants cited the legal authority (law) enabling the grant to be made as well as a legal description of the land being granted to the homesteader. They also provided certain information related to the original application for the homestead and where the patent was recorded.
No. Homesteading ended on all federal lands on October 21, 1986. The State of Alaska currently has no homesteading program for its lands. In 2012, the State made some state lands available for private ownership through two types of programs: sealed-bid auctions and remote recreation cabin sites. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources has information on its website about these programs.
The original 1862 Homestead Act allowed homesteaders under certain conditions to get title to their claims faster than their time requirement to live on the claim (five years, later three years). This was a process called" commutation" of a claim, or "commuting" a claim. When commuting a claim, the homesteader still had to live on and cultivate the claim for 14 months. The homesteader usually paid $1.25 per acre for the land. Many "commuted homesteads" were also patented in Alaska, with title documents indicating that they were acquired by purchase and not under homestead laws for" free." One of these "commuted homesteads" was near the community of Chicken in northern Alaska, around 60 miles north of Tok. The homestead was patented in 1972.
Similar to homesteading in the contiguous Lower 48 states, federal land in Alaska had to be officially open to homestead entry before homestead claims could be filed. Prior to 1918, the land had to be surveyed to register claims with the General Land Office. Even so, people who settled on land before an official opening or survey generally had preference rights to file a claim on their land. Early newspapers in Alaska often carried information on new land openings. For instance, a notice in the Valdez, Alaska paper on August 11,1912 reported that the "first surveyed township in Alaska will be thrown open to entry next Thursday, Aug. 15." It was for land near the Copper River. The article also stated: "Actual settlers on the land prior to the survey thereof are allowed a preference right of ninety days in which to present their filings." In that way, many settlers from the early 1900s got homesteads but with patent dates long after their original settlement on the land, sometimes 20 or more years later. For example, John McCrary, an early settler at Copper Center, Alaska in 1902 finally received patent to his homestead claim in 1938.
For more information contact: Alaska State OfficeBureau of Land Management222 W. 7th Ave., Unit 13Anchorage, AK 99513Public Room: 907-271-5960FAX: 907-271-3684


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Date: 2012-10-02 19:14:19
Sebastian Kuzminsky, le Wed 03 Oct 2012 01:08:46 +0200, a écrit :
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- Each thread will be viewed as a members own personal 'photo blog'. So if you have photos of the same event, don't post them in someone elses thread.
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Tulane baseball head coach Rick Jones is entering his 21st season with the Green Wave
Sept. 23, 2013
NEW ORLEANS - Greer Field at Turchin Stadium will see a heap of action over the next 40 days, as Tulane baseball will begin their fall practice schedule on Tuesday, Sept. 24, running through the beginning of November in preparation for the 2014 season.
Tuesday will mark the first day that the entire team can practice together, and they'll do so with the expectations of playing in the NCAA Tournament come June 2014.
The team is scheduled to hold practices every Tuesday and Thursday until Oct. 31, with practices and intrasquad games being held on Fridays, Saturday and Sundays through Oct. 20. After one weekend off in late October, the team will reconvene for two days of practice before holding their annual Fall Ball World Series from Nov.1-3.
Weekday practices will be held at 2:15pm CT, while weekend practice times vary. Please see the schedule below for full details. Note that dates and times may change. Fans are welcome to attend practices and intrasquads.
The Green Wave coaching staff will have the opportunity to see their 19 new players in action for the first time as a cohesive unit, playing alongside many of the returning athletes from the 2013 season. Throughout the early portion of fall ball, the coaching staff will determine how to divide the rosters for the Fall Ball World Series.
This will also be a pivotal time for the coaching staff, as they decide how to replace the four position starters and weekend pitching rotation from the 2013 season. Last year's weekend rotation of Tony Rizzotti, Alex Byo and David Napoli were selected in the MLB First-Year Player Draft in June. Infielders Brennan Middleton and Garrett Cannizaro were also tabbed by Major League ballclubs, while first baseman Sean Potkay and center fielder Brandon Boudreaux exhausted their eligibility after last season.
"I really do enjoy fall practice," said Tulane baseball head coach Rick Jones. "I enjoy the teaching aspect, the ability to get your system in and to evaluate. With this fall, we will have to be able to evaluate because we have so many new players. Those guys are going to have to quickly understand our system and the uniqueness of the way the game is being played now. This will be completely opposite from last fall, as last year we returned a veteran club. Every minute of this fall practice will be critical."
Tulane scoured the country for the top talent in high school and junior college, and came away with a recruiting class that received recognition from Collegiate Baseball News. On Tuesday, the 19 players that the coaching staff put in endless hours over the last few years to recruit to come to the Uptown campus will don the Olive and Blue for the first time.
Infielders Stephen Alemais, Garrett Deschamp, Hunter Hope, Jake Willsey, Hunter Williams and Tyler Wilson will all get work at their respective positions, while Lex Kaplan, John Gandolfo, Grant Brown will patrol the spacious outfield at Greer Field at Turchin Stadium.
Barry Buchowski and Jake Rogers will get some time behind the plate, working with the returning pitchers, as well as the new arms J.P. France, Corey Merrill, Zach Flowers, Sam Bjorngjeld, Matt Horton, Troy Ward, Andrew Culp and Tyler Zamjahn.
Tulane returns four players who started a majority of the games at their position in 2013. Designated hitter/right fielder Andrew Garner batted .283 last year - second on the team - while tying for the team lead in doubles with 17. Utility player Bowen Woodson saw time predominately at second base, but also started games at designated hitter and the corner outfield positions. The Vicksburg, Miss., native batted .249 with one home run and 22 RBI.
Cameron Burns recorded 36 starts behind the dish as a true freshman, batting .168 with 11 RBI. Most of his contributions were defensively, as he threw out 16 base stealers.
One notable player that will not suit up for the baseball team during fall ball is sophomore Richard Carthon, who will be spending his fall with the football squad as a safety. The Shreveport, La., native earned Conference U SA All-Freshman Team honors in 2013 after hitting .264 with one home run, 14 RBI and a team-leading 14 stolen bases.
Spot starters Nick DiMaggio, Briggs Barrios, Tim Yandel and Hunter Lapeyre showed flashes of brilliance last year and, along with Matt Braud and Max Goodman, will provide depth to the 2014 squad.
On the mound, the Green Wave will look for a few pitchers to revive their careers, as starters Tyler Mapes and Alex Massey will return from injuries in 2014. Massey missed all of last season, but was named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team in 2012. Mapes was off to a solid start in 2013, recording 13 strikeouts in 10.1 innings before undergoing Tommy John surgery in early March.
Redshirt junior Randy LeBlanc will play an integral role, as well, as he logged weekend starts towards the end of last season when Rizzotti went down with an injury. The Abita Springs, La., native went 4-4 with a 4.40 ERA in ten starts over the course of the season.
Tulane does return Louisville Slugger and NCBWA Freshman All-American Ian Gibaut, who lead Tulane in appearances (26) and saves (12). Gibaut was crucial in the backend of the bullpen that also featured returnees Emerson Gibbs, Daniel Rankin, Brady Wilson and Kyle McKenzie.
Fans can follow the Tulane baseball program on Twitter (@GreenWaveBSB) or on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/GreenWaveBaseball.
2013 Tulane Baseball Fall Schedule (Times listed are when pre-practice conditioning begins)
Sept. 24, Practice, 2:15pm
Sept. 26, Practice, 2:15pm
Sept. 27, Practice/Intrasquad, 2:15pm
Sept. 28, Practice/Intrasquad, 1:00pm
Sept 29, Practice/Intrasquad, 10:00am
Oct. 1, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 3, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 4, Practice/Intrasquad, 2:15pm
Oct. 5, Intrasquad, 1:00pm
Oct. 6, Practice/Intrasquad, 10:00am
Oct. 8, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 10, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 11, Practice/Intrasquad, 2:15pm
Oct. 12, Practice/Intrasquad, 12:00pm
Oct. 13, Practice/Intrasquad, 10:00am
Oct. 15, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 17, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 18, Practice/Intrasquad, 2:15pm
Oct. 19, Practice/Intrasquad, 10:00am
Oct. 20, Practice/Intrasquad, 10:00am
Oct. 22, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 24, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 29, Practice, 2:15pm
Oct. 31, Practice, 2:15pm
Nov.1, Fall Ball World Series Game 1, TBA
Nov. 2, Fall Ball World Series Game 2, TBA
Nov. 3, Fall Ball World Series Game 3, TBA
All Dates and Times are Subject to Change


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CA State Governor
My Breakfast with Willie
In my book, the concept of "breakfast" consists of a weekend day, an hour with double digits and beverages which contain both tomato juice and vodka.
There are very few people for whom I will break my fast -- fully showered and dressed -- at the ungodly hour of 8 a.m. Except for my mother; Daniel Lurie's Tipping Point Breakfast and, of course, former Mayor Willie Brown.
Bright and early Tuesday morning, I managed to make it to Moscone West (on time) for Brown's annual Election Day Breakfast Club which benefited the Willie L. Brown, Jr. Institute on Politics and Public Service.
My Morning Convo With Gavin
So I just got off the phone with Mayor Gavin Newsom! But really, no biggie.
Considering the catbird seat I am often afforded at numerous galas, openings and super soirees, it just goes with the territory that civic leaders and politicians would send an email the previous evening telling me to ring them at 9 a.m. (PST) to check in with the G-Man.
Policy? Party planning? It's all rather similar territory.
Besides -- as many folks know, I'm at my best and brightest as the sun rises.
25 Random Things About Jerry Brown
He's happening, he's hip (heck, he's on Facebook) and wethinks (that is, until he officially declares), he wants to be your next Governor of the (once) great state of California.
Giving us a peek behind the curtain, CA State Attorney General Jerry Brown (who served as Governor of California from 1975-1983) recently filled out the 25 Random Things About Me survey that is viral-ing 'round the walls of Facebook fanatics everywhere.
Herewith our Top 7 personal favorites:
3. In 1958, I took vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. Later, Pope John XXIII dispensed me from these obligations.
8. I dislike shopping.


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Proud papa? Come on spill it. Sorry I had to leave and missed it. Did you get a photo?
Proud papa? Come on spill it. Sorry I had to leave and missed it. Did you get a photo?
"have fun and be kind"
- an internet post
Well someone spill it!
The news is, Dad is running scared 'cause it's only a matter of time before he gets his a55 handed to him by his daughter.
Texas State Criterium Champion - Women's Cat 4
And she's only a wee 15 years old.
She surprised the hell out of everyone this weekend, including me, her training pony. She won twice and placed 2nd just about every way you can do it.
Saturday - solo break with two to go. Reeled back in and then fearlessly surges through the pack to the line. This was no outside and around the pack deal. She slipped through holes that Dad only wishes he could slip through.
Sunday - Another pack finish. Downhill with wind to their backs. I'm not sure how the whole pack didn't get by her with her 44x12 spinning ferociously. 2nd place snipped at the line.
Memorial Day Criterium State Championship - 3 laps into the race, the girl who beat her the day before launches an attack. Kayla responds and chases. This is one of two girls Kayla will not let get away. Kayla then proceeds to roast the girl by gapping her in the corners. I don't think she lasted a whole lap with the Champ. Once she dispensed the sprinter, she proceeds to punch 5-10 second time gaps into the field on every lap. 38 minutes solo FTW!
There's some Cat4 girls in Texas wondering where the hell this one came from all of a sudden. She's aggressive, she's fearless and listens to everything Dad tells her to do and executes it. There will be no more cookie baking recipes being swapped in the WCat4 field waiting for field sprints.
i wish they had fancy cameras, like that, over here.
Just plain ole awesome.
She does appear to be in violation of USAC rules in that photo what with the victory salute and all.
Hawt. Damn...
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you must be very proud. congratulations to your daughter
Very nice--congrats to you and the kiddo, Doggus!
Not only does she have the motor, but she's got the recovery gene: the ability to fall asleep moments after getting in the truck.
Now if we can just keep Doggus from leaving her and the Mrs. at the Quicki Mart.
That's AWESOME!!! What age bracket is she racing? Good on you dad, give her a collective high 5 from BF!
Congrats! That's friggin' awesome!
good stuff man. must be proud!
Very cool, congrats to you both.
Kicka55! Very nice, congrats to both of you. I'll bet she's almost as proud as you.
She's been cutting her teeth racing with the junior open boys. There are 2-3 of the junior boys that are being held back from Cat3 so they can still race juniors. One of them is my coaches son. He whipped my a55 in Sundays race. She will typically last 5-7 laps with those guys, always the last girl standing.
I don't think she realizes the gravity of her State win though. She seemed more excited this morning when she came screaming into the house that she finally nailed the track stand on her road bike. I was watching her from the window and saw her do it for the first time....kind of like seeing their first steps...
This pic is from TMS James Bailey a little over a month ago. She's laying it to what's left of the field in the sprint (WR Style from way back). 1st place was up the road already on a long solo break. 2nd place that day. I wrote it off as a weak field etc etc etc... I was wrong I guess:
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Forgot to mention, on her cool down lap when I caught up with her she said 'Dad - I finally got my Walburg'. I still get goosebumps...
Congratulations to her, for her wins!!!!
Congratulations to Doggus for having a great daughter!!!!
Its great to have a father and child sharing the same passion.
Sean Kelly is a god, sure a god that I can't understand a word he is saying, but a god nonetheless.
Bikes: Old steel race bikes, old Cannondale race bikes, less old Cannondale race bike, crappy old mtn bike
What do you think of arranged marriages? Haha! Congrats to a proud pop!
Thanks Doggus. Proud for you and excited for Kayla.
"have fun and be kind"
- an internet post
Congrats! It must be a great time going to races with your daughter.
Sounds like it is upgrade time for her.
Hells yeah!!
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Hello everyone,
I hope this is not a subject discussed too often before (if yes, kindly direct me to the correct thread, thx), but I have a problem with the branding of our mailbox servers.
Zimbra Version: zcs-6.0.2_GA
We have two domains, domain1.com and domain2.com
Each has a number of accounts.
Login is always through login.ourdomain.com
Now, when email@example.com logs in, I want him to see his own Company logo in the top left corner. And I want the click there to lead to his own company website.
If firstname.lastname@example.com logs in, I want him to see HIS own logo and link.
However, I cannot change that.
I've tried using the commandline (zmprov modifyDomain...) and the Administration console.
The settings are correct, however, when the users log in they dont see the correct result.
Question: Do I have to somehow associate the accounts with the domain?
(Is it enough to create account and write email@example.com for him to automatically be part of domain1.com defined in domains?)
What are we missing here?
We've spent a day looking into this.. It's very frustrating.
Lukas (Munich, Germany)