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Marketers Send United Football League Premiere Season Out In Style
December 2, 2009: The 'premiere" season of the United Football League has come and gone, with the Las Vegas Locomotives champs and now Florida Tuskers QB Brooks Bollinger was selected as the 2009 Motorola season MVP and Florida Tuskers head coach Jim Haslett named the 2009 Men's Wearhouse Coach of the Year.
Following Las Vegas' 20-17 victory over Florida in the title game on Nov. 25, DeDe Dorsey of Vegas was named Title Sports Drink championship game MVP. Other key partners include StubHub, ANC Sports, GameWear and Riddell, Media partners were Versus and Mark Cuban's HDNet.
The league tested some out-of-the-box marketing strategies, including putting such brands as StubHub on the front bumper of helmets.
The Motorola season MVP and Men's Warehouse coach of the year were named with the help of fan voting. Like many of the UFL's players and coaches, both Hasslett and Bollinger had their pro roots in the NFL.
"Being named the first MVP, especially as voted by the fans, is a tremendous honor and is a bittersweet ending to an almost perfect season," Bollinger said in a statement. "I was very fortunate to be part of the Tuskers' offense and would never have received this award without their support.."
The UFL said it plans to expand from four to six teams for 2010, with Los Angeles and Hartford at the top of the list, and also ramp up from a six to a ten-game season.
UFL Signs Title Sponsor For First Championship Game
Q&A: UFL COO Frank Vuono (Posted September 2009)


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DOC Arthur's Pass National Park Visitor Centre
Start your journey through New Zealand's stunning landscapes at a Department of Conservation (DOC) Visitor Centre. Information about conservation areas, as well as DOC's 14,000 km of tracks, 10 Great Walks, and network of 950 huts and 324 campsites.
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While our Visitor Centre is being upgraded you can find our rangers across the road, next to Arthur's Pass Motel and Lodge.
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•Local stories, legends and history - our nature, our people
• Arthur's Pass National Park
• Native birds include the kea, the world's only alpine parrot, and the Great Spotted Kiwi (Roroa).
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Comfortable Cabin Lodging by Alaska's Denali National ParkEarthSong Lodge offers a variety of summer and winter adventures, ranging from lodge-based accommodations to overnight camping trips. In the summer, guests stay in their own single story honey-colored log cabin, complete with private baths, full size beds with beautiful country quilts and decorations, and hand-crafted furnishings. An evening slide show program by our staff Naturalist is also provided.
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Look – Lots of Purples and Too Faced Shadow Insurance
Here's that look I mentioned yesterday! 🙂 I used Too Faced Shadow Insurance, and you know what? I much prefer pigments for my colored bases. I think I would have had better staying power, no fading, and it would have had more *pop* — I will definitely be opting for pigments in the future, methinks!
The weirdest part about this look was how clumsy I felt doing it. I think it turned out fine, but it had been SO long since I had done any makeup–let alone anything this bright or bold–and my hands felt awkward, clumsy. I felt like I didn't know what I was doing! It all felt so new, LOL.
Oh! And you can see my new hair in this look. I got it cut from the same picture as before, but I went "all the way" in terms of length. To be honest, I preferred the longer, modified version last time. But it's okay, because I was able to go this short and be OK with it. I didn't cry or feel like I lost a part of me. It'll grow out soon enough!
Today I'm off to meet up with a bride I'm doing makeup for in June 2009. Wish me luck 🙂 What are you all doing this hump day?
You will need the following…
- Eyes: Too Faced Shadow Insurance (base), Silver Ring eyeshadow (silver), Stars 'n Rockets eyeshadow (fuchsia-purple), Parfait Amour eyeshadow (cool purple), Climate Blue eyeshadow (dark cool purple), Shale eyeshadow (mauvey-purple), Hush eyeshadow (pink-toned highlighter), Urban Decay Lust 24/7 Liner (dark purple), Plushlash mascara (black)
- Cheeks: Dior Rose Diamond blush (soft pink)
- Lips: Sweetie lipstick (medium pink), Calvin Klein Knockout Lip Gloss (pink-purple)
- Brushes: 266 (firm, angled brush), 249 (flat, firm brush), 239 (fluffy shadow brush), 129 (dense blush brush)
- Substitutes: Climate Blue = Contrast
Directions: Define brows using a coordinating powder shadow applied with the 266 brush. Apply Too Faced Shadow Insurance all over the lid as the base with the 249. On the inner lid, apply Silver Ring eyeshadow using the 239. Apply Stars 'n Rockets eyeshadow to the middle of the lid. Darken the outer lid using Parfait Amour packed on and drag into crease using the 239. Darken crease with Climate Blue eyeshadow using the 239. Blend the harsh line of the crease by overlaying Shale eyeshadow. Sweep Hush underneath the brow bone to highlight. Finish with Urban Decay Lust 24/7 Liner on lower lash line, and Plushlash mascara on lashes. Sweep apples of cheeks with Rose Diamond blush using the 129. Apply Sweetie lipstick to lips, and then top with CK Knockout lip gloss for color and shine.
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Fourteen states with about 770 electoral votes still have to weigh in on the Republican U.S. presidential primary.
Mitt Romney, who has been a front-runner or near front-runner since last summer, is the apparent party nominee heading into the last round of primaries before the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., in late August.
Of the candidates who began the primary-caucus season in Iowa, only U.S. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas remains an active challenger.
CBS News' estimated delegate count indicates Romney has 865 delegates, swamping Paul, who has 78. But the Paul campaign has been active in state party caucuses across the country, picking up delegates.
Indiana, North Carolina and West Virginia kick off the last round of primaries.
While it doesn't have a primary, Wisconsin polls are open Tuesday for the selection of a Democratic candidate to challenge Gov. Scott Walker in a June 5 recall election. The contenders are Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk, Secretary of State Doug La Follette and state Sen. Kathleen Vinehout.
Veteran Sen. Dick Lugar of Indiana faces a tough primary challenge in state Treasurer Richard Mourdock, who has been embraced by Tea Party activists and others who question Lugar's conservative cred and/or think he's out of touch because he's been in the Senate too long.
The contest is the first time Lugar has faced a primary challenge since his election to the Senate in 1976.
It was bad news-good news for Lugar in the weeks leading to Tuesday's primary. Less than two weeks ago, the American Action Network, a major super-PAC backing Lugar, announced it was ending its involvement in the race, Yahoo! reported.
But Lugar picked up the endorsement of Gov. Mitch Daniels, who said on a recent edition of NBC's "Meet the Press" that Lugar was his role model.
"Folks in Indiana know that I am for him and that I admire him and think if he wants another term he ought to have one," Daniels said.
The Evansville Courier and Press reported independent groups spent more than $3.9 million in Indiana, paying for television, radio, Internet and direct mail ads in hopes of swaying the outcome of Tuesday's Republican Senate primary.
Why the interest?
"In Indiana and elsewhere across the country, there's a mini-civil war taking place within the GOP. Lugar and Mourdock represent both sides in that battle," Robert Schmuhl, an American studies professor at Notre Dame University, told the Courier and Press.
One group that has drawn ire for its involvement is the Young Guns Network, which is attached to the Young Guns group initiated by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia and run by a former Cantor aide.
So far, the group has spent $208,000 in literature encouraging Democrats and independents to vote in the Republican primary and to support Lugar.
"Regrettably, Eric Cantor's actions confirm the worst of what grassroots conservatives dislike about a Washington Republican leadership that is more interested in protecting its own than in promoting conservative principles and candidates," said Barney Keller, a spokesman for the Club for Growth, which backs Mourdock.
"I'd thought the Young Guns were supposed to speak for the younger, more conservative and reformist wing of the GOP," Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol said in an e-mail to the Daily Caller. "Who knew they'd be spending money trying to get Democrats to vote in a Republican primary for a moderate who thinks he's entitled to serve in the Senate until he's 86?"
North Carolina
North Carolinians will vote Tuesday on who will battle to succeed Gov. Beverly Perdue, a Democrat who isn't seeking a second term.
Voters also will decide on a Legislative proposal that would define marriage as a union between one man and one woman, and ban civil unions and domestic partnerships. Recent Public Policy Polling results indicated 55 percent of voters said they planned to vote yes while 41 percent said they were opposed.
In the governor's race, Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton pushed ahead of one-time U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge, a PPP survey indicated, with state Rep. Bill Faison was well back at 5 percent.
On the Republican side, the presumptive nominee is former Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory, who lost to Perdue in 2008. McCrory had a 66 percent favorable opinion among GOP voters in a poll late in April while the remaining candidates had less than 5 percent.
McCrory has a who' who list of fundraisers, including former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, Stateline.org said.
In a statewide race, some political observers said one state Senate race may require a runoff to determine a winner, The Fayetteville Observer said
Six people are on the ballot in the Democratic primary for an open seat. Incumbent Eric Mansfield is campaigning to become lieutenant governor this year.
No Republicans or libertarians are seeking the seat.
Under state law, one of the six contenders must win at least 40 percent of the vote to avoid a runoff later this summer. The Observer said state law requires a candidate to win a "substantial plurality" of the primary vote and set 40 percent as the threshold.
While North Carolina already bans same-sex marriage, the state is the only one in the Southeast not to change its constitution to bar gay unions, Yahoo! reported. The Republican-led state Legislature voted to put the matter before the voters this year.
West Virginia
West Virginians will be selecting nominees to run for two open seats on the state's Supreme Court Tuesday.
Six Democrats are on the ballot and the top two will face two Republicans who are running unopposed.
On the Democratic ballot are incumbent Justice Robin Jean Davis of Charleston, former West Virginia State Bar President Letitia Chafin of Charleston, Circuit Court Judge James Rowe of Lewisburg, Circuit Judge J.D. Beane of Parkersburg, Louis Palmer of Pocatalico and H. John Rogers of New Martinsville.
Advancing to the general election ballot are Republicans Allen Loughry of Charleston and John Yoder of Harpers Ferry.
In West Virginia's 2nd Congressional District, three Democrats are vying to take on incumbent Shelley Moore Capito, who faces two challengers in the Republican primary.
As of Thursday, the Secretary of State's office said it had received 37,518 early-voting and absentee ballots.


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GEOslant with Jon Leon: Fall Flânerie
I enter behind Klaus Biesenbach. Not even a trace of irony, no eroticism, just a smoldering hum. The buzz of hundreds of tiny voices creating a drone on 24th Street that wafts through the exceedingly tall corridors and frosted glass doors of Gagosian Gallery into the exhaust of fashion week traffic and towering heels. Just the clicking of heels and the clicking of cameras. The darting glances encircling the artist and the awkward posture of Richard Phillips standing over six feet tall in a black motorcycle jacket two sizes too small. I scan the room with a palpable and slack disenchantment. The paintings are big! And there are models in them. I linger on the sidewalk outside and see the artist Spencer Sweeney in his signature Russ & Daughters cap. I don't see Adriana Lima anywhere. I see 92 inches of Lindsay Lohan in a wetsuit holding a surfboard with a green anchor painted on the nose – First Point, 2012. She looks total, inscrutable – iconic. But there isn't even enough art to think past. I lounge motionless for days afterward and read books. I think about Lindsay's mango-colored sunshades.
I get a call. I buy some caviar and eat it. I show up at Swat Bar on Canal Street and nurse a sparkling water. Somebody else gets a call. I'm at the Bowery Hotel. Nightlife impresario André Saraiva walks by me. I'm below ground at Acme on Great Jones Street entering a party I can hear behind a door that reads "No Admittance." The door opens, I open the open bar. A group begins to dance. People go in and out of bathrooms. A blonde with slick hair glides by me. I get into a cab. Somebody slams a door. I'm at Le Bain. I see like three states at once. I'm dancing with Ann Cathrin November Høibo. I'm at Le Baron. I can't see. It's like the woozy strobe scene from Black Swan. I get lost in the club. I'm in the street. I'm in a taxi. At some point in the near past I saw framed seed packets at Invisible Exports on Orchard Street. Joseph Beuys signed them all.
Richard Phillips, Lindsay IV, 2012, oil on canvas, 60 x 95 1/8 in.; © Richard Phillips / Courtesy Gagosian Gallery. Photography by Robert McKeever.
I'm at The Kitchen listening to French philosopher Jacques Rancière. He talks about using your intelligence to prove you're not intelligent. He speaks of the "production of affect." I'm at Sculpture Center for the impeccably curated A Disagreeable Object. I see some Adidas track pants spun around a tissue paper dispenser, bunches of excess thread. It's my dance partner Ann Cathrin November Høibo's Untitled (The Kiss), 2012. I go outside. I see an olive-colored Cadillac De Ville. I get on a train. I walk into The Jewish Museum for A Painter and His Muses. Edouard Vuillard's paintings are inside. There's the colors you'd expect—and then voila, bursts of yellow and aqua. Twilight at Le Pouliguen (1908) is stunning. The most exciting work I've seen in years and the best French painting I've seen from the period. Later, I pick up the brand new Nice Weather by the poet Frederick Seidel. He writes "Of the Vuillards" in "Dinner With Holly Andersen." I present a Sotheby's ID card and enter the Guggenheim Museum for Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective.
I have no expectations. No precedent. I hear generic club music thumping from a dark room in a corner of the museum. A few people are crowded at the entrance. Slowly, curiously, I enter the room. I don't know yet what I'm in for until I see a young woman on screen in a cheap white skirt and matching tube top; the outfit frames her midriff into the shape of a diamond. She begins to pulsate to the generic club music. She's really good at it. I feel a strange empathy. I step right into the middle of the floor. I go outside to the wall text: The Buzz Club, Liverpool, UK/Mystery World, Zaandam, NL, 1996-97. I start texting everyone I know. I stop and go back in. The video cuts from teenage subject to subject. Each appearing vulnerable, dispossessed, marginal, jaded in front of a stark white wall.A pair of dudebros in windbreakers. For the first time I watch an entire piece of video art. I'm transformed, different. Art is redemptive.
Rineke Dijkstra, The Buzz Club, Liverpool, UK/Mystery World, Zaandam, NL, 1996–97, Two-channel video projection, transferred to HD, with sound, 26 min., 40 sec., looped; Courtesy the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York and Paris / © Rineke Dijkstra.
I finish Sanctuary (1931) by William Faulkner. I think about Karen Kilimnik's wicked genius glitter flags at 303 Gallery. I'm on a plane again. I see "Follow your goddam dreams" scrawled on a wall near Fairfax and Beverly Boulevard. I've just arrived in LA from New York to launch my book The Malady of the Century. I pick up Out of This Century (1946), Peggy Guggenheim's memoirs, while I suntan by the pool at the Beverly Laurel. I rub Narcissus oil all over my body and go to Family. I read a story about a nightclub buried underneath the sand. I mingle among the scene. I meet a novelist. She says she writes "mean" books. I ride in her Mercedes. We talk about how much we like Alex Israel's As It LAys. I wake up in a 50s hotel room and look at a mountain behind a billboard that reads "Sky," a halo over the letter S. Sky sells maxi and mini dresses on S. Robertson Blvd. I drink raw coconut water. I change clothes three times. I'm on Rodeo Drive. I'm on Dayton Way. I'm seated at The Grill on the Alley. I order the special, soft shell crab. I get into a car.
I board an aircraft. I'm surrounded by the greenest forests. I drink four coconut waters. I'm at the Contemporary Art Museum in Raleigh, NC. I'm looking at a Marilyn Minter video. Luscious silvery metallic M&M's drop into a pool of metallic pigment swirling in slow motion. One of the Ms is turned on its side. I see ME. It looks like a lava lamp. I leave well before thirty-five minutes pass contemplating the video's title: I'm Not Much, But I'm All I Think About.
(Image on top: Marilyn Minter, I'm Not Much, But I'm All I Think About, 2011, video still; Courtesy of CAM Raleigh, the artist and Salon 94, New York, NY.)
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The parents of murdered Taunton native Jennifer Martel expressed hope for their granddaughter and called for increased awareness about domestic violence after hearing the guilty plea by Jared Remy on Tuesday.
"We do not have words to express our emotions regarding the tragic and senseless murder of our daughter, Jennifer," the Martels said in a statement, released by family spokeswoman Nancy Sterling. "We hope that Jared has remorse for what he did to her and to our granddaughter. If just one family learns from our tragedy by recognizing the warning signs of domestic violence, it will help us to honor Jennifer's memory."
The Martel family asked for privacy for themselves and for the family of Jared Remy, whose father is Boston Red Sox broadcast commentator Jerry Remy. They said they would work together to raise Arianna Remy, the 5-year-old daughter of Jennifer Martel and Jared Remy.
"At this time, we want to be with our family so that we can try to heal," the statement said. "We ask the press to give all of us, including the Remy family, some privacy. Together we will do our best to raise our granddaughter as her mother would have raised her."
Friends and former classmates of Martel in the Taunton area said they were relieved of the plea, sparing the family the emotional toll of a trial.
"I'm glad he pled out rather than putting her family … through a trial," said Kay Watson Glass, who attended Taunton High School and spoke often with Martel. "I don't think they would have (been able to handle it). I think it's time they do what they can do to move on. … He obviously suffers from impulse control and anger issues, so keeping him behind bars for life is clearly where he needs to be."
Jennifer Martel was stabbed to death by Jared Remy on a patio at their Waltham home on Aug. 15 in the presence of their young daughter and in the view of neighbors. One neighbor tried to stop Remy, but couldn't when Remy turned the knife on him, police said.
Remy had a lengthy history of domestic abuse charges, but only faced prison time once previously. Two days before the murder, Remy was charged with abusing Martel, and accused of throwing her into a mirror, but he was released on personal recognizance.
After his plea was made in court on Tuesday, Remy was sentenced to life in prison without parole by Middlesex Superior Court Judge Kathe Tuttman.
A relative of Jennifer Martel said that the family finally has some closure.
"Justice is now served," said Fall River's Richard Martel, Jennifer Martel's uncle, when reached by phone after the court proceedings. "We're just happy about that. It's great that there is no trial. It would have been crazy. We're happy this way. I'm glad he pled guilty. He is guilty. It just saves a lot of time. Today was a day Jennifer could rest in peace."
Brian Martel Sr. and Patty Martel, Jennifer's parents, also said in their statement that they thanked prosecutors from the Middlesex District Attorney's Office, police officers investigating the case and their attorneys.
In a separate statement from Martel's parents, which was read by a family lawyer, the Martel family said that they remain devastated by the loss of Jennifer Martel.
"We still dream about it," the statement said. "The only thing keeping us together, besides God, is our children and grandchildren."
Jennifer Martel's brother, Brian Martel Jr., read a statement in court, saying there is now a void in his life.
"When I lost my sister, I lost a part of me," he said.


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Kyocera Milano C5121 Hard Reset
Hard Reset Via Button/Hand:
- Turn Off Handset and wait few seconds
- Now Press and Hold Volume Up and Power Key for few seconds
- When Android robot, Appear Release Held Keys
- Now Press the Menu key to open the Recovery Mode
- Now Press Volume Down to Select "wipe data/factory reset" and Press Return key to Confirm
- Now Select "Yes--delete all user data" and Press Return key to Confirm
- Now Select "reboot system now" to restart the phone
- Now wait until Device reboot successfully
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- Power On Handset
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- Now Select Reset Phone and Erase Everything to confirm Operation
- Now wait until Device reboot successfully
- Enjoy your Handset Hard reset successfully
What is Hard Reset?
With hard reset Method you can reset your device setting and apps to factory condition.
why need you hard reset your device?
If your handset work slowly or not work properly or hang at logo or show any error. then you can hard reset your handset to fix your problem.
if you forgot your password, pattern lock, email id then you can reset your device with hard reset method.
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Before you buy or give handset or tablet to repair shop, please try the following procedure to repair your device. First charge your battery more then 70%, backup your important data if possible and in most cases take out SIM and SD card before factory reset. impossible to recover your data after hard reset, so backup is always important. For all of your data, a backup should be done on an external device, SD Card, hard drive, raid system or media. With or without insurance, if your cell phone lost, damaged or stolen at least your invaluable data is backed up in a safe place. If you want to sell your phone and you want to wipe your personal data hard reset is good idea.
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Supporting Kids in Museums
24 June 2013,
The launch of the 'Kids in Museums' manifesto with the Minister for Culture and Sport John Griffiths and Children's Commissioner Keith Towler took place at National Museum Cardiff this morning. It was a great event and good to see so many young people involved and supporting this project.
A few weeks ago Maria Miller, the English Culture Secretary, made a speech in which she justified the arts and culture on economic grounds. I was glad to hear John Griffiths challenge this reductionist and limited perspective, by emphasising the social and educational value of museums. We are the largest provider of learning outside the classroom in Wales, and play a key role in many communities across the nation.
Amgueddfa Cymru supports the Kids in Museums Manifesto which pledges to work towards putting the twenty points – from inviting teenagers to hang out at museums to creating a comfortable safe place for children and families – into practice. There is a Welsh language version of the manifesto, produced with support from the Welsh Government.
Something that's fast becoming a star attraction at National Museum Cardiff is a beautiful bronze sculpture of a galloping horse by the famous 19th century French Impressionist, Edgar Degas. The work, which has found a permanent home alongside other works here, has been accepted in lieu of inheritance tax from the estate of the artist, Lucian Freud, who died in 2011, and allocated permanently to Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum of Wales. The sculpture will be a major addition to our collection, of which we can all be proud.
Last weekend was particularly busy for National Museum Cardiff. We joined up with the BBC and a host of wildlife partners to host the 'Summer of Wildlife', a fun day of discovering more about our wildlife and we also supported the Welsh language festival Tafwyl in the grounds of Cardiff Castle with a chance for visitors to see the clogmaker from St Fagans and experience some of our natural history and art collections on our stand. Tafwyl Festival helps Welsh language thrive in the capital and we were more than happy to support this successful event.
At the end of May Amgueddfa Cymru had a very successful presence at both the Urdd Eisteddfod and the Hay Festival.
Over 5000 people attended our stand at the Urdd Eisteddfod in Boncath, north Pembrokeshire, where the focus was on the National Wool Museum, being just half an hour away from the Maes. John Griffiths, Minister for Culture and Sport visited the stand and Stephen Crabb MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire really got stuck into the knitting with the giant knitting needle! At the GwyddonLe science pavilion there was an opportunity to learn more about the archaeology of the Preseli Mountains and the Bluestones with Ken Brassil.
At the Hay Festival, we shared a stand with Cadw, the Royal Commission and the Historical Houses Association under the branding History Wales. We ran a number of activities for children during the week highlighting in particular the 30th birthday of Big Pit: National Coal Museum and craft work from St Fagans. The stand was extremely busy, and it was a great opportunity to work with partner organisations to promote Welsh History. John Griffiths, Minister for Culture and Sport, visited the stand to launch the latest edition of Big Pit's people's history magazine, Glo, which was dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the establishment of Big Pit as a museum.
Our new children's book 'Albie the Adventurer: Dinosaur in the Forest' was launched officially at the festival in an interactive session with children. The story is by Grace Todd, and is based on a workshop run for Foundation Phase children in the Clore Discovery Gallery at National Museum Cardiff, where Albie discovers the sights and sounds of the prehistoric forest! I'm sure the book will charm children and grown-ups alike!
One event which I really enjoyed a few weeks ago was the National Theatre Wales' production 'Praxis Makes Perfect'. It was an immersive gig imagining the life of Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, the millionaire Italian communist who was at the heart of many of the most extraordinary events of the twentieth century. I thoroughly enjoyed it and the show will be going on tour to festivals this summer. I'd definitely recommend! And on the subject of things Italian, I have also been reading The Dark Philosophers by Gwyn Thomas, a Library of Wales publication, about a group of men who meet in an Italian café in an industrial community in the period around World War II. For me, Gwyn Thomas is a real discovery, a powerful writer with (is it just my imagination?) just a touch of Damon Runyon?


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HINT.FM's wind map shows the potential of wind power as a long-term, reliable energy source, but the map is also a rich tool that visualizes the complex nature of air currents on earth. The next step for the design team is to create a real time wind map of the entire globe.
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NY begins tax collections on Indian cigarettes
New York's renewed effort to collect taxes on cigarettes and tobacco products sold by Indian-operated companies has led to seizures of $1.2 million worth of untaxed tobacco products in the last three weeks outside Indian land.
Inspections at 357 retailers by state and federal law enforcement resulted in the confiscation of almost 20,000 cartons of cigarettes and nearly 25,000 cigars, Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy said Friday.
It's the first step in a new enforcement program that is expected to bring $27 million in tax revenue to the state this fiscal year. Enforcement will continue to include inspections of retailers and stopping vehicles carrying tobacco products.
Friday's announcement follows nearly two decades of failed efforts to tax Indian cigarettes, some of which led to violence. Gov. Andrew Cuomo promised to secure the lost tax revenue and create a fair market for non-Indian businesses operating near reservations.
Courts have sided with New York in its current effort to collect taxes from wholesalers and in distribution off the reservations.
Future steps could include trying to collect taxes on the growing trade in cigarettes manufactured by Indian-owned companies. Tribes, citing federal treaties guaranteeing their sovereignty, argue they are exempt from taxation.
"We will never take any action to collect state taxes or allow the state to do so on our territory. That is not something that's open for discussion," said Seneca Nation President Robert Odawi Porter.
Porter said the courts don't allow for taxation of tobacco products manufactured by tribes.
While the Senecas in Western New York are the biggest sellers of national name-brand cigarettes, the Oneida Nation in Central New York has turned to manufacturing its own brands and selling them in their stores and its Turning Stone Casino.
The Oneida Nation stated it won't interfere with the state's effort to collect tax from non-Indian cigarette manufacturers and sellers, but cites federal law that prohibits taxation of cigarettes made and sold on a reservation.
The state appears to dispute the tribes over whether it can collect taxes on Indian-manufactured cigarettes, but Duffy wouldn't answer questions on whether the Cuomo administration will try. He said the administration will seek further negotiations with tribes.
The state's enforcement action also targets untaxed cigarettes from southern states and from Internet sales, but much of the most visible enforcement will involve the lucrative tribal sales in central and western New York. The tribes serve customers globally as some of the biggest sellers of cigarettes.
The seizures have been made since June 21, when a court lifted a temporary restraining order against the state's enforcement. Since then, Director of State Operations Howard Glaser says there has been an "uptick" in the distribution of properly taxed products.
"There clearly has been a division from unstamped to stamped products," he said Friday.
Glaser and Duffy, a former Rochester mayor, wouldn't discuss what the phase-in of more enforcement will mean or how it will be conducted.
"It would be bad for us to signal what will and won't be done," said Duffy, a former police chief. The plan is focused on enforcing the tax law at the distribution and retail levels, off reservations and Indian-owned land.
"I don't think anyone goes on tribal lands to take any enforcement activity at all," Duffy said, adding there is "great respect" for the sovereignty of Indian land.
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One Response to NY begins tax collections on Indian cigarettes
Perhaps the commerce clause in the Constitution and the way international trade is handled might offer some guidance.
Perhaps if tobacco products were shipped onto the Seneca's land by air (federally regulated airspace), possibly routed via one of the many US based free trade zones they would avoid state roads/jurisdiction.
If cartons are run through a shrink wrap machine then suddenly they have native manufacturing content. They could be tax stamped as well. Tax paid. Seneca tax. Whatever rate the Seneca nation thinks is fair.
Just random thoughts.


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2011-12 (Junior):
Named to CSA All-America first team ... Earned Academic All-Ivy League honors ... Finished the season 15-2 overall, including 9-1 in the No. 2 position ... Named to the All-Ivy League first team ... Missed the first two matches of the season ... Made season debut with wins against Corey Schafer (Dartmouth), 3-1, and Elena Laird (Middlebury), 3-0, in the No. 1 position Nov. 30 ... Helped the Crimson to a 8-1 win over No. 5 Trinity Jan. 21 with a sweep of Alicia Rodriguez in the No. 2 spot ... Went 3-0 in the Howe Cup, including a 3-0 win over Kimberley Hay of Yale, to help Harvard earn its 13th national championship Feb. 26 ... Advanced to the semifinals at the CSA individual national championship tournament March 4.
2010-11 (Sophomore):
Named to CSA All-America first team ... Ivy League Player of the Year ... All-Ivy League first team honoree ... Tabbed Academic All-Ivy ... Harvard's No. 1 … Finished the year with a 16-1 record and was 12-0 at the No. 1 position ... Opened the season with an 11-0, 11-5, 11-4 win over Sarah Crosky of Brown … Won straight set matches over No. 11 Pamela Chua of Stanford and Courtney Bogle of Williams in a doubleheader on Nov. 21 … Downed No. 5 Valeria Wiens from Dartmouth in three games … Dominated Cornell's Jesse Pasheco, 11-3, 11-2, 11-4 ... Won all three of her matches at the 2011 CSA National Team Championship against opponents from Cornell, Trinity and Yale ... Reached the finals of the 2011 CSA Individual National Championship, losing the first match of her career to Millie Tomlinson in the Ramsay division finals.
2009-10 (Freshman):
Won CSA Individual national championship, claiming the Ramsay Cup ... All-America first-team selection ... Ivy League Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year ... Tabbed to All-Ivy League team ... Compiled a perfect 16-0 overall record during rookie season ... Owned a 5-0 mark at CSA Individual Championships ... Named COOP Student-Athlete of the Week Feb. 1 ... Was a perfect 11-0 at the No. 1 position ... Boasted a 3-0 record at CSA Team Championships ... Did not lose a game during dual season.
Helped Squash Canada finish fourth at 2010 World University Championships in Melbourne, Australia.
Before Harvard:
Has won 21 national squash championships, including five U.S. Junior Opens and six Canadian Junior Opens … Claimed the Canada Winter Games gold medal in 2007 and helped Team Ontario win the Canadian Women's Team Championship in 2006 … Member of two Canadian National Junior Women's teams that competed at the World Championships … Placed third at British Junior Open in 2009 … Became the first four-time winner of the GU19 junior squash national title in Canada … Was the first Canadian junior squash player to be named to three junior national teams.
Father, Robert, was an All-Ivy League ice hockey player at Cornell … Has played the flue since the fourth grade.


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They still make CD players?
Thanks for the review, but I would be really curious how a RAM based CD playback (i.e. pure music) on a laptop compares to expensive CD players. I have a feeling this could enlighten people!
That last goal, especially, is one most designers try to reach by adopting ever-new technologies: new digital-to-analog converters, new filters, new numbers. But there remain a handful of manufacturers who would win the numbers game by not playing it at all, Audio Note UK among them. Not that the British firm is against progress per sebut as far as their digital playback gear is concerned, theirs is a decidedly different approach. Their digital credo might best be summed up as: The key to making products that sound more analog is not to be found in the world of digital. Or, putting it another way: Don't bring a chip to a transformer fight.
The latest embodiment of this policy is Audio Note's new flagship CD player, the CD-4.1x ($12,000), a top-loading, single-box product that the company says combines its CDT-Two/II transport ($7450) with a slightly upgraded version of its DAC 2.1x ($4200).
Among the many keen descriptions in Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's comic novel Good Omens, one stands out. Writing about a character's odd choice of automobile, the authors observe that "It was state of the art, [but] the art in this case was probably pottery." That quote came to mind more than once while living with the CD-4.1x, but not in a pejorative sensenot at all, in fact.
Famouslyin audiophile circles, at leastAudio Note rejects the use of oversampling digital filters, and promotes their CD players and D/A converters as "1x oversampling" products. According to managing director Peter Qvortrup, "Oversampling is the digital equivalent of feedback, and it causes a colossal amount of damage. All we can really do is to minimize the damage being done in the digital domain." He added that products without digital filtering "will have more of the qualities you associate with analog. Not all of them, mind youbut more."
The Audio Note CD-4.1x uses no filtering at all, digital or analog: Instead, the player takes advantage of the natural rolloff provided by the transformer coupling in its current-to-voltage section, a design for which AN has received patents in the US, UK, and Australia.
The new player's I/V section is driven by the Analog Devices AD1865N chip: a dual D/A converter with an 18-bit word length. "We've done comparisons," Qvortrup said, "and I consider the AD to be the best-sounding converter, by far." The AD1865N is also used in other of Audio Note's upmarket digital products, and Qvortrup says the company recently bought 1000 of the chips: a wise investment, as Analog Devices no longer manufactures it.
The transport mechanism selected for the CD-4.1x is more current: the Philips CD-Pro2LF, a decidedly robust drive that's engineered specifically for the broadcast and perfectionist-audio markets. The Philips uses a magnetic disc clampin the CD-4.1x's case supplied as a removable puckand an integral four-spring suspension. With regard to product longevity, Audio Note has yet to buy-in as many spare samples of the CD-Pro2LF as they have the AD1865N chip, but, Qvortrup said, "I've gotten Philips to guarantee me that they will give me a minimum three years' notice when they plan to discontinue the Pro." (He pointed out that, with regard to the Philips L1210 transport used in Audio Note's less expensive players and transports, AN purchased the company's last stock: some 4000 units.)
All of the above are implemented in ways that will be familiar to longtime Audio Note enthusiasts. The analog output section is built around a stereo pair of 6H23N dual-triode tubesa Russian substitute for the more common 6922configured as anode followers. The nicely made can-style transformers used in the I/V section appear similar to the ones Audio Note makes for their phono transformers. Expensive tantalum resistors are used throughoutmore so in this integrated player than in the standalone version of its D/A converter, I'm toldwhile most of the capacitors are Cerafine granulated ceramic types. Output capacitors are Audio Note copper-foil-in-oil types, while the digital-out cable is a length of the company's own AN-Vx shielded silver interconnect. Separate power supplies, with separate mains transformers, are used for the transport and DAC boards.
The casework, while not aiming terribly far beyond the basic cosmetics for which the brand is known, is better finished than in other recent Audio Note products, while the execution of the top-loading bay is impressive: Its manually operated sliding door feels solid and smooth, so much so that I was surprised when I disassembled the CD-4.1x and saw how simple it actually is. Build quality is fine inside and out, with neatly laid-out PCBs and very clean solder joins.
Installation and setup
There are few things in life more simple than installing a one-box CD player in an existing music-playback systemwhich is, I suppose, one of the great reasons for the medium's success. So it was with the Audio Note CD-4.1x: I plugged its AC cord into the same power strip as everything else in my system, ran a long pair of Nordost Blue Heaven interconnects (see below) between its analog output jacks and a pair of line-level input jacks on my Shindo Masseto preamp, toggled its cannily hidden rear-mounted power switch to On, and all was revealed. The front-panel display, which glows an attractive blue, was about as basic as these things get, although a dimming switch on the CD-4.1x's front panel is a welcome inclusion.
Playing a CD was a simple matter of sliding open the bay's lid, placing a CD on the transport hub, securing it in place with Audio Note's chunky little magnetic puck, and closing the lid. At that point the CD-4.1x reads and displays the contents of the discall a bit more slowly than most other modern machines, but a great deal faster than my Sony SCD-777ES SACD/CD playerand awaits the pressing of Play. No surprises here.
At the very first, the CD-4.1x sounded a little too soft on top. Bearing in mind that the player had been shipped to me direct from the Audio Note factory, without benefit of running-in, I didn't expect it to achieve peak performance with the first CD, but excessively rolled-off trebles aren't among the qualities I associate with an untamed digital source. Thus it was I decided to exchange that 5m pair of Blue Heaven interconnects, on loan from Nordost, for a 1m pair I had on hand. The treble extension noticeably improved. It improved yet again, to a subtler extent, when I replaced the Nordost cable with my own 16-year-old, 1.5m pair of Audio Note AN-Vx silver (which, as ideas go, seemed righter, anyway). I'm not sure what, if any, output-impedance irregularities John Atkinson's measurements will reveal, but the prospective owner should consider herself forewarned.
They still make CD players?
Thanks for the review, but I would be really curious how a RAM based CD playback (i.e. pure music) on a laptop compares to expensive CD players. I have a feeling this could enlighten people!
Good review and I'm glad to see equipment like this getting on the test bench and put through its paces.
Obviously, the measurement results are laughable... No worry however, since I'm sure Peter Qvortrup will happily conjure up some philosophical musings about how frequency respose, accurate waveform reproduction, noise level, jitter are all irrelevant and how these results are those of superior sound reproduction at a mere $12K :-).


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In October 1994, the Strategic Studies Institute sponsored a roundtable on democratization in Sub-Saharan Africa. Particular attention was paid to the role the U.S. military and Department of Defense played in democracy support. This study developed from a paper presented at the roundtable. Dr. Butts and Dr. Metz reject the notion that the political culture of African states allows or even encourages military intervention in politics. Drawing on case studies from Nigeria and South Africa, they contend that if the fragile democracies in Sub-Saharan Africa are to be sustained, African militaries must be extricated from politics and take decisive steps toward the type of military professionalism seen in stable democracies around the world. U.S. national interests in Sub-Saharan Africa are so limited that the region will receive only a very small proportion of the human, political, military, and economic resources devoted to American national security strategy. This makes efficiency imperative. Dr. Butts and Dr. Metz argue that if U.S. strategic resources are used wisely in Africa, they can have the desired effect. In particular, the U.S. military can play an important part in helping African militaries professionalize. They close with concrete proposals through which the U.S. Department of Defense and the Army could more effectively support African democratization.
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Mildred Biha, Toledo, formerly of Chelsea, will celebrate her 100th birthday on September 27, 2010.
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SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (AP) -- The lead administrator for Southfield's public schools has been named the state's top superintendent.
Wanda Cook-Robinson received the honor from the Michigan Association of School Administrators which represents superintendents and first-line administrators at local and intermediate school districts.
The organization said Cook-Robinson's leadership and advocacy for public education led to her selection. She is credited with improving learning, closing achievement gaps and supporting excellence in the suburban Detroit district.
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Beautiful Lao! Hola! I have been to Laos twice and want to go back. It's an interesting, beautiful little country. The food is WONDERFUL. The state owned beer is called Lao Beer and it is very, very good. I have been to Vientiane, Vang Vieng and Laung Prabang. Vientiane is OK for a day, if you are travelling with someone else, there is a nice beer garden type of place in the city. The city itsself is pretty much a town, so you will have no problem getting around. Rent a 50 CC motorbike for 5 USD a day and see the Mekong River and That Luang, the main temple in the city. Vang Vieng (VV) is a village about 100 miles north of Vientiane. VV caters to foreigners and there are numerous restaurants and a few bars there. people go there to see the scenery, tube down the riiver, swim and toke up. VV is like a big summer camp at night, it is fun to go into a restaurant and watch a DVD with some fellow travellers, even though it is usually LOTR or American Pie. The ride from VV to Laung Prabang (LP) is a long hard ride. It takes about 8 hours because of the rugged terrain. It is beautiful, but very mountainous, and you will get sick of the constant turns. The road is called Hwy 13, but 13 is basically a narrow strip of concrete, barely wide enough for two vehicles to pass. There is also rebel activity in the area and a soldier with an AK 47 will ride with you. On the way back, my bus saw a body in the middle of the road, he did not have any blood on him or anything, the dude was lying on his back passed out asleep. We did not stop. You will see poverty like you have never seen it, and I have lived in China for 3 years, plus growing up in the Delta of Mississippi USA. Grinding poverty. I feel sorry for the hill people, that they had to be born into that with no escape. This is what made me sad about laos was the poverty. LP is a nice little town and is a UN world cultural area because of all the wats and temples. Like i said before, the food was delicious and I had Indian food one night. The mekong is right there. The women and children were beautiful. I could see myself operating a guest house, English school there. There is also a beautiful waterfall nearby. It was cool to have a smoke and see it. A lady there also had a caged tiger. Laos accepts US dollars, Thai Bhat and their currency, the kip, in that order. The largest Lao kip is 20,000, which is worth 2 USD. Expect to be sold a wad of 5,000 kip bills. Try to use USD and get change in USD, or at least a mix of USD and Lao, or if you are entering Thailand, get Bhat there. Enjoy Laos, it is a nice place. Senor Back to top Micro67Joined: 29 May 2003Posts: 297Location: HCMC, Vietnam Posted: Mon May 31, 2004 6:05 am Post subject: Kip One suggestion is to make sure you get rid of all the Kip you have before leaving the country. If you don't you will be giving them away as gifts as no one will exchange them for you. 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