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"We call it enforcement by education," Mitchell said. On Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 7-8, from 1 to 4 p.m., OSP and DPS will conduct a saturation operation on Jefferson Street in front of the Kerr Administration Building, on Campus Way near the Memorial Union.
Mitchell said increasing congestion on OSU streets and sidewalks, especially in the 10 minutes before and after class begins, has been made worse by those who don't follow traffic laws.
"It's not just bicyclists, it's pedestrians and other vehicles too," Mitchell said. He said it appears that many bicyclists don't know that they are subject to the same laws as any other moving vehicle, or disregard that fact, and are frequently seen blasting through stop signs or weaving in and out of areas where they shouldn't be riding.
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"I'm kind of like Lou," he said. "I don't really have an answer right now. I wish I did."
Geoff Blum's RBI single in the 13th inning gave Houston a 2-1 victory over the Cubs, sending them limping home with a 4-4 record.
In an extended rant afterward, Piniella wasn't pleased to hear his players had no answers.
"Well, they're going to have to find them," he said. "[The manager and coaches] don't play. They're going to have to find answers on the field. That's really the bottom line. Sounds cruel. Sounds harsh. But that's reality."
The reality Thursday was Blum knocked in the game-winning hit for the second straight game as he beat Angel Guzman on Wednesday night. Ryan Dempster pitched seven strong innings, allowing only one first-inning run on seven hits.
But, but like the rest of his rotation mates, Dempster failed to get much offensive support. Dempster, Carlos Zambrano, Ted Lilly and Randy Wells combined for an 0.98 earned-run average in their eight starts.
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"The trip we had wasn't bad. We went 4-4. Boy, I'll tell you what, it ended on a sour note. We just really did nothing. We did nothing. And when we had chances, we swung at bad pitches out of the zone, can't make contact. ... C'mon. This is Major League Baseball. I know the game isn't the easiest in the world to play because I played for a long time. But it isn't this damn hard.
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The Cubs were 2-3 in five extra-inning games on the trip.
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Political tensions at home and abroad sometimes cause us to forget that as human beings — no matter our backgrounds, beliefs or ambitions — we are all in this together. Bitter partisan bickering over domestic policy has the potential to ruin families and friendships and make us hate complete strangers. And propagandized reports from abroad can lead us to view entire populations of people with disdain.
There will always be evil in the world. No amount of scientific research or religious study will ever reveal to us a definitive answer as to exactly why that is. But for the vast majority of us, life is about families, friendships and personal goals; things, in a perfect world, that would be encumbered only by the stresses of basic survival.
This, however, is not a perfect world. We are each subject to political quarreling amplified by the always-on media and sanctioned by motive-driven people in positions of power close to home and all over the world. Many of us remain engaged in a constant battle of Us versus Them, which we are encouraged by leaders and pundits to live out in almost every aspect of our lives.
We are citizens versus aliens.
We are Republicans versus Democrats versus Libertarians.
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We are religious versus non-religious.
We are Americans versus non-Americans.
We are ethnicity versus ethnicity, race versus race, religion versus religion, gay versus straight, man versus woman, young versus old and everything in-between.
America is polarized and, in fact, the whole of the world is. But what should remain above all: We are all humans. The vast majority of us share the same love for those closest to us, the same pain for the loss of those loved ones and the same want for the best possible outcomes in life. We all require food, water, shelter and clothing; and we all do what we feel we must to acquire those things. Some of us seem obviously misguided in our pursuits; but in one way or another, we all are.
In the weeks leading up to the holidays, there was much anxiety throughout the nation as people who care for one another, but often share diametrically opposed political opinions, prepared to gather for festive fun. College students will have come home, often only to turn their grandparents' faces red with newfound liberalism. To everyone's dismay, drunken uncles will proffer confused renditions of political talking points from the most extreme and misguided pundits of either right or leftist philosophies. Family members and friends, perhaps having imbibed one too many, may get into heated and worthless political quarrels.
But a better option would be to leave the political discussions alone — not because they are unimportant, but because they are far less important than the camaraderie of those around you. There may come a time when policies cooked up in Washington no longer matter; basic survival and cherished relationships might then be all that remain. The shift would likely move us all closer to the prospect of a more perfect world.
If you think it is impossible to lay aside staunch political beliefs, consider the often-repeated story of the remarkable Christmas Truce of 1914, at the height of World War I.
Nearly 100,000 soldiers — mostly British and German — on Europe's Western Front allowed for one silent night in the midst of a war that would eventually claim 14 million lives.
In 2005, The New York Times compiled a series of excerpts from the letters, journals and memoirs of the men who were there:
The truce broke out spontaneously in many places. Pvt. Albert Moren of the Second Queens Regiment recalled the scene on Christmas Eve near the French village of La Chapelle d'Armentières:
It was a beautiful moonlit night, frost on the ground, white almost everywhere; and about 7 or 8 in the evening there was a lot of commotion in the German trenches and there were these lights — I don't know what they were. And then they sang "Silent Night" — "Stille Nacht." I shall never forget it, it was one of the highlights of my life. I thought, what a beautiful tune.
Rifleman Graham Williams of the Fifth London Rifle Brigade recalled how the mood spread:
Then suddenly lights began to appear along the German parapet, which were evidently make-shift Christmas trees, adorned with lighted candles, which burnt steadily in the still, frosty air! … First the Germans would sing one of their carols and then we would sing one of ours, until when we started up "O Come, All Ye Faithful" the Germans immediately joined in singing the same hymn to the Latin words Adeste Fideles. And I thought, well, this is really a most extraordinary thing — two nations both singing the same carol in the middle of a war.
The shared carols inspired Capt. Josef Sewald of Germany's 17th Bavarian Regiment to make a bold gesture:
I shouted to our enemies that we didn't wish to shoot and that we make a Christmas truce. I said I would come from my side and we could speak with each other. First there was silence, then I shouted once more, invited them, and the British shouted "No shooting!" Then a man came out of the trenches and I on my side did the same and so we came together and we shook hands – a bit cautiously!
The enemies quickly became friends, as Cpl. John Ferguson of the Second Seaforth Highlanders recalled:
We shook hands, wished each other a Merry Xmas, and were soon conversing as if we had known each other for years. We were in front of their wire entanglements and surrounded by Germans — Fritz and I in the center talking, and Fritz occasionally translating to his friends what I was saying. We stood inside the circle like street corner orators. … What a sight — little groups of Germans and British extending almost the length of our front! Out of the darkness we could hear laughter and see lighted matches, a German lighting a Scotchman's cigarette and vice versa, exchanging cigarettes and souvenirs.
On Christmas Day, some Germans and British held a joint service to bury their dead. Second Lt. Arthur Pelham Burn of the Sixth Gordon Highlanders was there:
Our Padre … arranged the prayers and psalms, etc., and an interpreter wrote them out in German. They were read first in English by our Padre and then in German by a boy who was studying for the ministry. It was an extraordinary and most wonderful sight. The Germans formed up on one side, the English on the other, the officers standing in front, every head bared.
According to several accounts, soccer games were played in no man's land with makeshift balls that Christmas. Lt. Kurt Zehmisch of Germany's 134th Saxons Infantry Regiment witnessed a match:
Eventually the English brought a soccer ball from their trenches, and pretty soon a lively game ensued. How marvelously wonderful, yet how strange it was. The English officers felt the same way about it. Thus Christmas, the celebration of Love, managed to bring mortal enemies together as our friends for a time.
Second Lt. Bruce Bairnsfather of the First Warwickshires saw an even more unusual fraternization:
The last I saw of this little affair was a vision of one of my machine gunners, who was a bit of an amateur hairdresser in civilian life, cutting the unnaturally long hair of a docile Boche, who was patiently kneeling on the ground while the automatic clippers crept up the back of his neck.
Not everyone was so charitable. Cpl. Adolf Hitler of the 16th Bavarians lambasted his comrades for their unmilitary conduct:
Such things should not happen in wartime. Have you Germans no sense of honor left at all?
When Gen. Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, commander of the British II Corps, learned of the consorting, he was irate:
I have issued the strictest orders that on no account is intercourse to be allowed between the opposing troops. To finish this war quickly, we must keep up the fighting spirit and do all we can to discourage friendly intercourse.
Inevitably, both sides were soon ordered back to their trenches. Capt. Charles "Buffalo Bill" Stockwell of the Second Royal Welch Fusiliers recalled how the peace ended early on Dec. 26:
At 8:30, I fired three shots into the air and put up a flag with "Merry Christmas" on it on the parapet. He [a German] put up a sheet with "Thank You" on it, and the German captain appeared on the parapet. We both bowed and saluted and got down into our respective trenches, and he fired two shots into the air, and the war was on again.
We're all in this together, regardless of what media pundits, power-hungry leaders and motive-driven lobbyists have to say.
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Residents of the Pacific Northwest are privileged to have access to hydro generation from the Columbia River as well as a growing mix of renewable wind and solar power. Our electrical rates are comparatively low and the price of electricity-as-fuel is dramatically less volatile (and more tightly regulated) than petroleum-based vehicle fuels. But here's the other really big advantage that electricity offers: It's produced domestically. That means that the dollars that power EVs stay at home in our economy.
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Dual-listed companies
This webpage provides the complete collection of data, background material, graphs, and results of my paper "The Risk and Return of Arbitrage in Dual-Listed Companies" (previously called "The Limits of Arbitrage: Evidence from Dual-Listed Companies"), jointly written with Abe de Jong and Leonard Rosenthal – Review of Finance, 13, 495-520, 2009.
A dual-listed company (DLC) structure (also referred to as a "Siamese twin") involves two companies incorporated in different countries contractually agreeing to operate their businesses as if they were a single enterprise, while retaining their separate legal identity and existing stock exchange listings. In integrated and efficient financial markets, stock prices of the twin pair should move in lockstep. In practice, DLC share prices exhibit large deviations from theoretical parity (see the graph of Royal Dutch/Shell above). Our paper documents the risk and return of arbitrage strategies using a comprehensive sample of 12 DLCs during the period 1980-2002.
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It is Friday morning, which is when we hear from our series StoryCorps, and we have a special edition of StoryCorps on this day after Thanksgiving. For the past few years we've called this day the National Day of Listening. People like you are encouraged to sit down with a loved one or friend and just have a conversation, listen. This year we're asking for something a little more specific. We'd like you to pay tribute to a teacher.
To give you an example of how it works, our own correspondent John Burnett did an interview with one of his high school teachers. Christine Eastus taught him in her Greenhill School English class in the '70s, and the two sat down more recently in her Dallas home.
JOHN BURNETT, BYLINE: Why did you decide to be an English teacher?
CHRISTINE EASTUS: Well, it's sort of a long story. When I was in college I had a double major, English and chemistry, and I was going to go to med school. I was already accepted in med school. And much to my parents' chagrin, I decided I didn't want to do that, and I ended up doing what was the last thing I ever thought I would do, which was teaching.
BURNETT: But you knew that it was your right path, I mean once you started teaching English...
EASTUS: Once I started teaching, it was a completely new world, sort of frightening in a sense, because you're dealing with students who are so impressionable, but it's heady stuff, particularly when people like you catch the bug and become writers and let you know about it. That is a real high, to hear from someone who's your age still remembering me and I'm sure many of them curse me because I guess I was a bit demanding, wasn't I, John?
BURNETT: You were very demanding. That's actually the word I had written down here, and it was a while before I could pick up a book and just read it to enjoy it, because I was still digging in to light and dark motifs and afraid that I was gonna miss - had to write an essay about - you were demanding.
EASTUS: So what did you read in the meantime that didn't have light and dark motifs?
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EASTUS: But that's great writing.
BURNETT: Yeah. All that stuff.
EASTUS: That's wonderful writing.
BURNETT: Yeah.
EASTUS: Let's talk about you.
BURNETT: Who were some of your most memorable students? (Laughing)
EASTUS: Yes. You were, because - well, first of all, you stood out because you were so much taller than anybody else, and you played the harmonica and still do.
BURNETT: Yes.
EASTUS: And your mind works somewhat differently from other people's minds. You find interest in rather pedestrian situations and make them come alive to this day.
BURNETT: The reason why you were so important to me, and why we're having this conversation, is because I really felt subhuman in high school, like a lot of students do. I didn't feel like I was good at much anything, but I loved to write stories, and you reached through the haze and grabbed me by the collar and said keep writing, and I really think you helped to sort of turn a light on.
EASTUS: And this is this woman who was so demanding that she turned you off reading for years and years and years.
BURNETT: I didn't say that. You were an important person in my life in school, and I want you to know that.
EASTUS: Well, thank you. I really appreciate that.
BURNETT: Well, is there anything else about teaching that you want to say?
EASTUS: I'm so glad I didn't go to med school.
BURNETT: So am I.
EASTUS: Thank you very much.
INSKEEP: Christina Eastus with her former student, NPR correspondent John Burnett, who's still really darn tall. Their conversation is part of the StoryCorps National Day of Listening. To pay tribute to one of your teachers, on Twitter use the hashtag #thankateacher, or go to the StoryCorps Facebook page.
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2. Now, go to Settings, General then scroll down until you see Backup & Reset.
3. From the screen, tap Factory Data Reset and then, Reset Phone.
4. From the screen, choose Delete All if you are sure you want to proceed and clear all your phone's data.
5. Now, select Ok to confirm the whole operation.
6. Wait for some minutes or until the phone completes the operation.
6. Now, the device should restart.
7. Succeeded! You have just factory reset your Hotwav Venus X19.
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Can Yonder Alonso become a solid left fielder? That's the question the White Sox are studying as the Reds shop the left-handed-hitting slugger for pitching. Alonso would be blocked with Paul Konerko at first base and Adam Dunn as designated hitter, although if the Sox really are willing to let Mark Buehrle walk you wonder if they also would approach Konerko about waiving his no-trade clause.
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- James looks to the Sox non-tendering Juan Pierre and to Kenny Williams hiring Robin Ventura.
- J.J. says the Sox better stock up on groundballers if they trade for Yonder Alonso.
- colin looks into Chris Sale as he joins the starting rotation.


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DUBLIN — After 10 years of planning, modified proposals and governmental red tape, plans to build a multistory county courthouse in Dublin are in the final stages of approval.
Alameda County officials say they're optimistic work could start as early as June.
The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a site development review permit for construction of the East County Hall of Justice. It will be built near the intersection of Hacienda and Gleason drives, near Santa Rita Jail. Their vote also covered an agreement with the county outlining the conditions of approval for the project.
The city previously approved two other site development review permits for the project, which would replace the current courthouse in Pleasanton. The first was approved in 2004 and another in 2009. County officials say the project plan has gone through an atypical number of changes because of the many government approvals required — the project for a county courthouse in Dublin that will be operated by the state needs approval from city, county and state governments.
"It seems as though we've just had numerous roadblocks that have come up, but it hasn't stopped the resolve of all of the parties to stay at the table in order to bring this project forward," said Donna Linton, deputy county administrator.
The new Dublin courthouse will be five stories tall and have 13 courtrooms, a cafeteria, and office space for judges, district attorneys and public defenders. The main entrance will be along the intersection of Gleason and Hacienda.
No members of the public commented on the project, and none of the council commented immediately before holding a vote, though they did ask questions of Linton and Jim Kachik, the county's deputy director of technical services, who were there to give the council an overview.
Councilman Abe Gupta asked county officials if there was a risk of the courthouse causing increased traffic congestion. He was told there would be plenty of parking. According to a city report, the current plan includes 257 spaces more than required by law.
The total cost of the project is approximately $147 million. About half of the money is expected to come from bonds to be sold by the county, said county officials.
Although the measure was approved unanimously without much debate, a frustrated Councilman Kevin Hart demanded to know whether this approval would lead to a new courthouse.
"What assurances do we have that it's going to happen this time? We've had two extensions in 2004, two extensions in 2009," Hart said. "We're certainly a very tolerant city, but when do we say, 'Come on, let's get this thing going'?"
Linton said she agreed with Hart and she is confident the project would get approval from the county, and then the state, which are the two next necessary steps. Linton said she's already made an appointment with the state public works board for next week and added that the county could enter into contract with a developer as soon as June. If that happens, Kachik said he estimated that completion of the project would happen within two years of the start date.
"If we, for the sake of discussion tonight, assume we were able to award the contract in June, you should see activity on the site within a couple months of that point," Kachik said.


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David Michael Letterman (born April 12, 1947) is an American television host and comedian. He hosts the late night television talk show, Late Show with David Letterman broadcast on CBS. Letterman has been a fixture on late night television since the 1982 debut of Late Night with David Letterman on NBC. Only Letterman's friend and mentor Johnny Carson has had a longer late-night hosting career.
Letterman is also a television and film producer. His company Worldwide Pants produces his show as well as its network follow-up The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Worldwide Pants has also produced several prime-time comedies, the most successful of which was Everybody Loves Raymond, currently in syndication.
Letterman was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. His father, Harry Joseph Letterman (April 1915 – February 1973), was a florist of British descent; his mother Dorothy Letterman (née Hofert, now Dorothy Mengering), a Presbyterian church secretary of German descent, is an occasional figure on the show, usually at holidays and birthdays.


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A self-help expert and author based in San Diego hosted a retreat at a sweat lodge in Arizona this week that turned deadly.
Investigators say 64 people were crowded in the sweat dome at the 70-acre Angel Valley resort in Sedona. After about two hours, people came out lightheaded and weak.
Two people died, 19 got sick. Four remained hospitalized Friday evening -- one in critical condition and the others in fair condition.
James Arthur Ray rented the facility as part of his "Spiritual Warrior" retreat that began Oct. 3 and promised to "absolutely change your life."
"We express our deepest condolences to those who lost friends and family, but we pray for a speedy recovery for those who took ill," Ray's spokesman Howard Bragman. "At this point there are more questions than answers, so it would not be appropriate to comment further."
Sweat lodges are commonly used by American Indian tribes to cleanse the body and prepare for hunts, ceremonies and other events. The structure used Thursday was crudely built and covered with tarps and blankets.
Stones are heated up outside a lodge, brought inside and placed in a pail-sized hole. The door is closed, and water is poured on the stones, producing heat aimed at releasing toxins in the body.
Some participants told detectives they paid up to $9,000 for the event.
Ray's posting on his Twitter account hours before the deaths said: "Still in Spiritual Warrior ... for anything new to live something first must die. What needs to die in you so that new life can emerge?"
The posting and two others were deleted Friday afternoon.
Investigators were working to determine whether criminal actions might have been a factor in the incident. They haven't determined the cause of the deaths and illnesses; tests for carbon monoxide and other contaminants were negative. Authorities are investigating whether any of the victims had medical conditions or had been fasting.
Ray's company, James Ray International, is based in Carlsbad.


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The Hartford Ski Spectacular comes to Breckenridge
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For 25 years, Disabled Sports USA has paired up with The Hartford Financial Services Group to host the annual The Hartford Ski Spectacular. The eight-day event, which will be from Sunday through Dec. 9 at Breckenridge Ski Resort and Beaver Run Resort, is geared toward snow sports enthusiasts with physical disabilities.
"It's just an enlightening start to the season," said Bruce Horii, director of sales and marketing at Beaver Run Resort. "This is what we consider truly our kickoff to the season."
The largest of its kind in the nation, this year The Hartford Ski Spectacular is pulling in more than 800 participants. The event features classes for beginners on skiing, snowboarding and other sports. There's even clinics on wheelchair curling and sled hockey. In addition to classes, the event features races, both team and individual, for the more experienced participants. The Hartford Ski Spectacular is one of the nation's premier training camps for emerging adaptive ski and snowboard racers, with some of the nation's top adaptive instructors.
"There's a couple of other pretty big events, but it's certainly one of the most important of the industry, because it brings everybody together," said Gene Gambler, director of the adaptive ski program at the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center. "It's a who's who of the industry."
Participants include youth, wounded warriors and others with disabilities, including those training for the Paralympics. Notable attendees this year include Amy Purdy, a double-amputee and world-champion adaptive snowboarder, and recent London paralympians Sam Kavanagh, who received a bronze medal in paracycling, Alana Nichols, who competed in wheelchair basketball and Muffy Davis, the three-time gold medalist in handcycling.
Disabled Sports USA was founded in 1967 as a national charitable organization to aid individuals with disabilities. Beginning as a program to serve Vietnam veterans, the program has become one of the nation's largest multi-sport, multi-disability organizations, annually serving more than 60,000 wounded warriors, youth and adults with disabilities.
This year's event will be attended by veterans of all ages – from those who have served in Iraq to veterans of Vietnam who have been with the event since its inception.
Patty Johnson, of Disabled Sports USA, has attended the event in past years, and describes an atmosphere of friendships old and new, and inspiring moments. One particular memory from her first year attending the event has stayed fresh in her mind, involving a three-limb amputee Marine who learned to ski for the first time.
"That was pretty amazing to see," Johnson said. "Having him come down the mountain and people ask[ing] him what it felt like. When he said he felt free, I couldn't hold back my emotion. It really brought everything together. I hope for everyone to have an experience like that in Breckenridge. That is why organizations support an event like this."
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