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Recap | Box Score | Photo Gallery
Santa Clara Head Coach Michelle Bento-Jackson
On the game:
"It was definitely a difference of two halves. We did a much better job of attacking the basket and getting ourselves to the foul line. We definitely controlled the game in the second half. Another one of our strengths is that we do have some depth. We have a lot of bodies that we feel very comfortable putting on the floor. We had some players come off the bench today and come out huge and we know that we can always rely on that."
On Shannon Mathews' injury and Gonzaga tomorrow:
"We are much more concerned with ourselves. This does not change a thing, every time Santa Clara plays Gonzaga it is a battle.
Santa Clara Ashley Gonnermann on offensive contributions:
"We had to make adjustments. We had to involve more of an inside game today, crunching down on their post players."
On being in the championship:
"It is definitely not a surprise you have to expect that you will be in the championship. We just have to take it one game at a time."
Santa Clara Michelle Cozad on being 13-of-14 on the line:
"When you go up there you cannot think that you are going to miss so I am very confident when I step up to the line."
On the second half and Loyola foul trouble:
"I think a lot of it had to do with knocking one of their best players out of the game. She had two fouls in the first half so it was a great chance for me to get her out of the game."
Loyola Head Coach Julie Wilhoit on the game:
"I am extremely proud of our kids, how hard they worked. I do not think they gave up ever. I think they got tired, I think there were times when they showed a little frustration, I think we lost our composure on many possessions. It happens when you get a little tired and a little tense."
On Santa Clara:
"Santa Clara came out fired up and ready to play in the second half. They showed in every possession that they were going to take what they wanted instead of what they were given."
On team food poisoning:
"I hesitate to mention it, but we were up all night with eight people in our program with sever food poisoning. We lost four of our players for this game as well as myself. Two of them were in the hospital all night. I think that has an effect. We did not have the same rotation or the same depth."
On Jacquelyn Woods:
"Jackie was forced to play a style of play that she is not used to. She is a very impressive young woman and she likes to play aggressive. In this game we were unable to sub her out and save her foul situation."
Jacquelyn Woods
"It has been a hard night, a hard morning, it has been a hard day. I thought we did a very good job of doing what we could but when something is not there that you always had all season long. After you have finally figured out how to play well as a team and then all of a sudden you don't have that anymore it is kind of hard to adjust. I give a lot of thanks to my coaches for giving all that they could, by the second half, we all got tired because we didn't have enough play and sort of hit a wall."


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I began to notice a somewhat annoying problem with chromium. For some reason I am unable to move tabs. Chromium does have a feature to open new windows by tab movement which seems to get in my way if I simply want to move a tab around in the same browser window. Supposedly this "new window" feature is triggered by grabbing a tab and pulling the mouse down over the address bar. That's not what I'm doing. I click on a tab and start to move it vertically to the new position, never do I cross the address bar. Never the less as soon as I start moving the mouse chromium does switch to its "new window" mode and regardless where I stop my dragging a new window will be created. On top of that I am not able to move tabs from one browser window to another one, there will be always new browser windows created.
I am using Awesome WM but the same happens to me with my other Arch box which has Fluxbox running.
I'm having the same problem here from time to time. Did you manage to solve it somehow?
I have this problem with Awesome WM as well, and have never been able to figure out how to solve it. Does anyone else have a solution?
For another data point, I just tried it in KDE, and it works as expected. I have a small laptop screen and have not been able to form any love for tiling; I cannot try it on Awesome with this rig.
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IceWM here. The same problem. The only way to actually move a tab is to click on it and hold for about 3-4 seconds, then slo-o-o-o-o-o-o-owly move to gain speed at the end. And don't turn off the road - it will create new window.
Yep, this weird method works for me.
OK if this works can I subscribe to your student's newsletter?
I also have this problem using chromium & fluxbox. The "workaround" from Mr. Alex doesn't work for me.
I think I found a solution on my machine. As simple as it may sound try reloading Awesome config with Mod4+Ctrl+r.
That being said it is a very temporary solution - works for a couple of minutes and breaks again.
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I appreciate that this is an old thread, but I'm still having this problem in fluxbox - did anyone find a decent solution/workaround?
Interestingly, on my desktop this problem doesn't exist.
the problem is still here
and it's reproduces time to time
It's been a while since I've run into this problem, new Chromium builds work fine under Awesome. Neither of the workarounds work for you?
I am going to go ahead and close this thread. It is getting rather old, and I've a hunch you may be fighting a new problem. Please feel free to start a new thread, and if you believe this thread is still relevant, go ahead and provide a link back to this thread.
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(13/P27) TRENTON – As part of the Christie Administration's continued efforts to restore New Jersey's state parks, the Department of Environmental Protection will host a beach grass planting and cleanup event at Island Beach State Park on Saturday.
Park staff, park partners and about 100 pre-registered volunteers will plant beach grass at points along the nearly 10-mile shoreline where dune stabilization is needed most. The event will mark the fourth volunteer cleanup and restoration at popular Island Beach State Park since it partially re-opened in January.
"It is a priority for the Christie Administration to have Island Beach State Park fully operational for the peak summer season and to have its dunes restored for the long-term health of the park," DEP Commissioner Bob Martin said. "All of our state parks are well on their way to recovery and it has been particularly heartening to see the volunteer and partnership efforts that have taken place at Island Beach State Park since Superstorm Sandy."
Due to popular response, no more volunteers are needed for Saturday's event. However, volunteers will be needed at future events to be announced at Island Beach State Park.
Island Beach State Park sustained considerable damage when Sandy hit New Jersey on October 29. In addition to the loss of electric and gas utilities and damage to several park structures, dunes were breached at certain beach access paths along the park, leaving piles of sand as tall as seven feet high along portions of Shore Road, the main artery through the park.
Despite the damage, measurable progress has been made. Debris cleanup by park staff, the New Jersey State Park Service and volunteer groups has resulted in restoration of habitable beach areas. In January and February, hundreds of volunteers buried Christmas trees to help compromised dune areas. Those trees are now fully covered and building sand.
"These dedicated partnerships and volunteer efforts have been even more invaluable to Island Beach State Park since Superstorm Sandy," said park manager Ray Bukowski. "With these contributions, we have been able to make significant strides in the park's recovery."
About 15,000 bare-root plants, purchased by Friends of Island Beach State Park and donated to the park, will be planted on Saturday. The New Jersey Beach Buggy Association will be transporting volunteers and staff to various points in the park for planting and cleanup, while Barnegat Bay Partnership is also assisting with the event.
While it is a naturally-occurring plant along shorelines, beach grass is often purposely introduced into shore habitats to stabilize sand dunes. The blades of grass help trap windblown sand to promote growth, while the plants' shallow, net-like roots quickly expand underground. The plants also create a protective habitat for native shoreline animal species.
All of New Jersey's state parks have fully or partially reopened post-Sandy. But cleanups, repairs and reconstruction work throughout the New Jersey Park System, including the restoration of dunes and jetties at Island Beach State Park, the repair of the iconic Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal Building and Hudson River bulkhead at Liberty State Park, and the clearing of trails at many of the state's northern parks, continue.
"We have made great strides and the hard work that remains throughout our park system is being expedited so all of our residents can fully enjoy what our parks have to offer," said Richard Boornazian, Assistant Commissioner for Natural and Historic Resources.
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ASLA's second-quarter 2013 Business Quarterly survey results had shown an uneven economic picture for the landscape architecture profession. Landscape architecture firms had reported stable or rising billable hours but have pared down their plans to hire. Ninety eight percent of landscape architecture firms are small businesses, and about 24 percent of landscape architects are self-employed. Stalling federal funding could force these firms to further reduce their hiring plans as well as reduce their ability to meet their customers' demand.
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Web giant Amazon has opened the doors to its new Digital Media Development Centre in London today and also announced the creation of 100 new tech jobs.
The news comes shortly after Amazon revealed it plans to create an additional 2,000 permanent roles in the UK up until the end of 2014.
The new London centre, located in Glasshouse Yard near Barbican, will focus on digital media projects that are set to include the creation of interactive digital services for TVs, game consoles, smartphones, PCs, as well as new APIs.
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, hailed the announcement and opening as another success story for the capital attracting investment from international technology firms.
"It's fantastic to welcome Amazon's new tech hub to London, giving the capital yet another vote of confidence from the world's leading innovators," said Johnson.
"Boosting London's tech and media workforce is key to driving the capital's economy and helping to create jobs and growth."
The coalition government has been pushing to attract investment from large corporates that focus on innovation and technology in recent years, as well as trying to nurture the technology start-up scene in East London, as it believes it is a sector that will provide stable growth in the future.
Software development engineers, user-interface experts and graphic designers are expected to make up most of the 100 new job vacancies.
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== Development ==
== Development ==
Revision as of 20:14, 10 April 2009
Om2009 is the next version of the official Openmoko distribution. It is currently under development and should be released in July 2009 to replace Om2008. It will be based on freesmartphone.org milestone 5.5 framework.
There are 2 ways to use the distribution. Fullscreen and as part of illume. Detailed instructions for flashing. There are images under testing.
Updating to the latest uboot or qi is also recommended.
Download and flash the fso-paroli-image from testing. You must also install the matching kernel.
The image will boot fullscreen into paroli and all of the features below will be available
Currently Om2009 is starting it's beta phase. Testing builds will be generated into the testing disto.
The progress of FSO development is documented regularly in the Status updates at OpenmokoFramework. For the Om2009 release plan see [1].
This page will be updated to reflect the status of Om2009
Features Status
Below is the feature list for Om2009. It's broken down into features that have been implemented and need testing, and features that still need to be finished
phone calls incoming and outgoing
sms incoming and outgoing
simple phone book (no images)
call log
suspend and resume
alarm clock
resume speed < 2 seconds - this is close but waiting on a kernel bug
battery indicator - works for gta02 battery
gsm indicator
switch to elementary
scrolling in UI - fixed by migrating from etk to elementary
switching profiles
in-call volume adjustment
Not Yet Implemented or Broken
boot time < 2 minutes - currently examining ways to speed this up
screen lock
battery indicator (works for gta02 battery)
gprs & edge - works from the command line
user changeable ring tones - works via command line
bluetooth - support in FSO milestone 5.5, needs GUI
wifi - works from the command line, kernels bugs still present
led indication for missed calls or sms
settings tool (feature phone settings as well as advanced functions)
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Top sound made by hand: The recipe for success is "Made in Germany" for Heilbronn-based audio specialist beyerdynamic
Quality manufacturing from Germany
Heilbronn, in August 2011: Globalisation to buck the trend: in contrast to German window makers, automobile manufacturers, stuffed animal producers or battery fabricators, all of whom outsource portions of their manufacturing abroad to then ship it back again, beyerdynamic has remained true to the company's location in Germany. Today, microphones and headphones are still being made primarily by hand in Heilbronn.
This is based more on economic than nostalgic reasons: the low level of automation makes high flexibility and quick adaptation to changing market conditions possible. Fluctuations in demand in individual target markets can be better compensated for, thus avoiding excessive stock levels. Even small series and individual custom-made pieces – special designs on customer request from beyerdynamic MANUFAKTUR - are easily possible.
Quality assurance as the highest goal
The "human factor" in the manufacturing process also has other advantages. Only on site, with highly-specialised colleagues, can we fulfil our promise of high performance that customers all over the world associate with the name of beyerdynamic. Since the company's founding in 1924, it stands for the best sound in every situation – onstage, in the recording studio or conference room as well as on mobile MP3 players or at home on the stereo system.
The "made by hand" manufacturing also ensures a particularly high level of team motivation. Based upon the principle of "one-piece-flow", a product stays at the same workstation during assembly, from the first screw to the final inspection. This allows the colleagues to see the results of their craftsmanship every day and also to carry the responsibility for their workmanship.
The high quality standards can also be seen in customer service. Providing purchasers with replacement parts for the products is not an issue: "For our headphone classics we can even offer new ear cushions that fit after more than 20 years", explains Werner Hautzinger, Head of the Service Department. A cult object such as the DT 880 headphones then feels like new – and brings its wearer just as much pleasure as on the very first day.
International references
It's not just the hi-fi fans that have been loyal to the natural beyerdynamic sound for decades that benefit from the high manufacturing standards. Professional musicians from all over the world also like to reach for the "Made in Germany" products. Industry legends such as "The Beatles", Abba, David Bowie, Bob Dylan or Udo Lindenberg have all sung into the microphones from Heilbronn.
Just as impressive: the references from the company's conference technology division, an important branch for the Heilbronn-based audio specialists with an almost 50 percent share in its turnover. The Federal Labour Court takes advantage of beyerdynamic technology, as does the economic organisation OECD in Paris and the Ministry of Finance in Nigeria. For example, they all use the patented Revoluto system: the square, puristically-designed terminals allow the speaker considerably more freedom of movement than a classic gooseneck microphone. (Reference list found at www.beyerdynamic.com/references)
Engineering talent as a factor for success
Innovations such as Revoluto have always characterised the company. From the world's first digital studio microphone to the 5.1 surround headphone system Headzone to the Tesla technology of today that makes extremely effective and therefore great sounding headphones possible. Added to this is the award-winning product design. From the Red Dot Design Award to the nomination for the Federal Republic of Germany's Design Award, the list of distinctions is long. "With our background, we stand for engineering talent and excellent quality. The 'Made in Germany' label is still seen as much more than an advertising statement abroad", says Managing Director Wolfgang Luckhardt.
A large portion of the products is thus exported to Asia, where it is quickly sold. After Western Europe, the Asian continent is the largest foreign market for beyerdynamic. Products from Heilbronn are in demand like never before – and, of all places, in the land of cheap labour.
Customisation on customer request
With the most modern methods of "mass customisation", customers can individually design their products and order them through the Internet. An online configurator, using the automobile industry as a role model, allows a choice to be made between various colours, materials and feature variations. For example, the classic M 88 TG microphone can be ordered with an engraving of one's personal vocal curve. The patent-pending "Voice Print" makes the microphone one of a kind. Purchasers of aviation or gaming headsets have the same configuration possibilities on the Internet as the sound enthusiasts who want to put together their hi-fi headphones to suit their individual needs. The youngest member of the MANUFAKTUR family is the T 50 p MANUFAKTUR with innovative materials, e.g. buckskin and salmon leather (Nanai), which provides the headphones an extravagant impression.
Orders from all over the world
beyerdynamic MANUFAKTUR is not only available to our German customers. "We receive orders from all over the world. Our foreign distribution partners also take advantage of this offer to highlight the competence of beyerdynamic as a manufacturer of customised audio products. Even special models for anniversaries or other celebrations are no problem", explains David Thimm, Business Unit Leader Consumer Products at beyerdynamic.
Customisation is part of the package in conference halls and everywhere where the technology from Heilbronn is used. Whether discreet wood decor for the conference table, colourful lacquers or a marble look with an historic touch in church environments – beyerdynamic always helps to reconcile the ideas of the architect with acoustic requirements. In Germany and all over the world.
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The following lists a number of Canadian Government Programs that offer environmental incentives to qualified applicants. To learn more about one or more of these programs please contact the appropriate organizations
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Ontario Home Energy Program
- Rebates for home energy improvements
- Homeowners
- up to $5,000 + up to $5,000 from federal government. - for a total of up to $10,000
Ontario Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure,900 Bay Street, 4th Floor,Toronto, ONT: 416-326-4483Website: www.homeenergyontario.ca/stripes_en.asp
Every Kilowatt Counts (Residential- Public Education)
- Online resource with information about programs, services and searchable database
- See website for more details
- See website for more details
OPA Conservation Bureau,120 Adelaide Street West, Suite 1600,Toronto, ON M5H 1T1T: (416)-967-7474F: (416)-967-1947Website: www.everykilowattcounts.ca/find.php
Temporary Retail Sales Tax (RST) exemption on qualifying ENERY STAR products
- RST exemption for certain ENERGY STAR appliances.
- Consumers that purchase, rent or lease ENERGY STAR qualified house-hold products
- Varies on product.
Ontario Ministry of Finance,7 Queens Park Crescent, 7th Floor,Toronto, ON M7A 1Y7Website: www.rev.gov.on.ca/english/notices/rst/pdf/56.pdf
Ontario Solar Thermal Heating Incentive Program
- Encourage conversion to solar thermal heating
- Ontario businesses, industries, not-for-profits, schools, municipalities
- 25% the cost of the installation of the thermal heating system up to $80,000.
Ministry of Energy,880 Bay Street, 6th Floor,Toronto, ON M7A 2C1Toll Free: 1- 888-668-4636Website: www.energy.gov.on.ca
Go Solar (Educational)
- Information offered by the Clean Air Foundation about Solar Energy.
- See Website for more information.
- See Website for more information
Clean Air Foundation,201-1216 Yonge St,Toronto, ON M4T 1W1T: 416-922-9038 ext. 242F: 416- 922-1028Website: www.gosolarontario.ca
GreenLight on a Better Environment
Lower energy and water use - Includes Energy Audits.
- Social Housing, Multi- Residential- See website for more details
- See Website for more details
Globe,c\o SHSC,390 Bay Street, Suite 710,Toronto, ON M5H 2Y2T: 416-594-9325 F: 416-594-9422E-mail: email@example.com Website: www.globeservices.ca
Ontario PST rebate on renewable installations
- Encourage the use of renewable technologies.
- See Website for more details.
- Full- Rebate on enhancement or installation PST for renewable equipment.
Ministry of Revenue Refund Unit,1600 Champlain Ave.,Whitby ON L1N 9B2Hotline: 1-800-615-2757Website: www.rev.gov.on.ca/english/taxtips/rst04.html
Geo-Energy component of Ontario Home Energy Program
- For a replacement of existing Heating/ Cooling System (CAN/CSA-C448 compliant ground- or water- source heat pump)
-$7,000 or for a replacement or existing geo-energy unit
Ontario Ministry of Energy,900 Bay Street, 4th Floor,Toronto, ONT: 416-326-4483Website: www.homeenergyontario.ca/pdfs/retrofit_consolidated_list
Residential Retail Sales Tax Rebate (RST)
- Rebate of RST for new solar & wind energy,micro-hydro-electric systems & geothermal systems
- Varies on Product.
Ontario Ministry of Finance,7 Queens Park Crescent, 7th Floor,Toronto, ON M7A 1Y7Website: www.trd.fin.gov.on.ca
- Allows grid-connected electricity customers, who installs his or her own renewable generation equipment, to return electricity to the grid for credit against consumption.
- See Website for Details.
Ontario Ministry of Energy& Infrastructure,900 Bay Street, 4th Floor,Toronto, ONT: 416-326-4483Website: www.mei.gov.on.ca/english/energy/renewable/?page=net-metering
My Home- Rebates and Programs
Conserve Energy and increase long-term efficiency in your home.
- See Website
- $15 to $300 rebate, varies on appliance, see website for more details
Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc.,Residential Marketing,P.O. Box 725,Scarborough, ON M1K 0A3Attn: Rebate ProcessingWebsite: www.portal-plumprod.cgc.enbridge.com
Government of Canada Transit Pass Tax Credit
- Federal Income tax will credit for the use of weekly or longer duration TTC passes.
- Weekly or longer duration public transit passes and electronic payment cards. KEEP PROOF OF PURCHASE
- Total of amount of passes used that year multiplied by lowest personal income tax rate (eg. 15% in 2007)
Website: www.cra-arc.gc.ca/whtsnw/tms/trnst-eng.html#exp1
City of Toronto Residential Toilet Replacement Program
- Save money on your water bill and reduce water usage.- To reduce water use
- Own or rent residential property in Toronto with existing toilets with a flush volume of 13 Litres or more
-$60- $75 Cash Incentive
Toronto Water: Water Efficiency Program,1530 Markham Road, 4th Floor,Toronto, ON M1B 3G4T: 416-392-7000E-Mail: savewater@toronto,caWebsite: www.toronto.ca/watereff/flush
Directory of Energy Efficiency in Canada: http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/corporate/statistics/neud/dpa/policy_e/results.cfm?attr=0
Environment Canada; Funding and Incentives: http://www.ec.gc.ca/incitatifs-incentives/index_eng.asp?lang=en&jurisdiction=10&actionArea=0&keyword=submit=Search
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Dan Hulingstarted the meet off with a bang, breaking the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase meet record in 8:17.00, turning in the fastest time for an American in the event this year. His time also set a Jack Kemp Stadium record as well, besting Don Cabral's 8:19.14 from 2012.
Brenda Martinez, a member of the women's 4x800-meter relay pool for the IAAF World Relays, had an impressive kick in her timed final to edge Maggie Vesseyin 1:59.91. Vessey crossed in 1:59.96. The second timed final was equally exciting, as Kate Grace, also on Team USA for Nassau, kicked from fourth to first in the final 100 meters to win the second section of the 800 in 2:01.57.
The men's 800 was exciting as well, as Elijah Greerfrom Nike Oregon Track Club Elite, just a year removed from his NCAA title in the event, crossed in 1:45.86 to win his section and overall. The top seven times all came from the first timed section, asFelix Kitur finished second in 1:46.10 and Robby Andrews, who is competing at World Relays for the U.S., was third in 1:46.37.
Matt Centrowitzmade it look easy Thursday night, turning in the fastest 1,500m time for an American this year in 3:35.45. Pat Casey, who is in the pool for the men's 4x1500m relay for the IAAF World Relays, finished second in the heat and overall in 3:35.95.
Kim Conley, fresh off her 4:11.09 finish in the women's 1,500m, paced the first 3,000m of the women's 5,000m, the final women's race of the evening. Shannon Rowbury, Buze Diriba and Jordan Hasay utilized Conley's pace and broke away from the pack early on. Constantly trading the lead over the final 2k, Rowbury made her move just before the bell lap and held on for the win, crossing in 15:20.90. Hasay looked to make her move with just a couple laps remaining but stayed close for third, turning in a new PR in 15:29.63.
Galen Rupp and Australia's Collis Birmingham put on a show in the men's 5,000 meters, staying in the lead pack for nearly the entire race until the final two laps. Rupp made his move with about 600 meters to go but Birmingham stayed with him and overtook Rupp with about 200 meters to go to win in 13:18.57. Rupp held off a surging Nick Willis to finish second in 13:19.60.
The first event of the evening was the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase, where UMKC's Courtney Frerichswon in 9:53.61, a new personal best.
The mission of the meet is to provide an outstanding competitive opportunity for America's elite middle & long distance runners and optimal racing conditions for them to attain IAAF World Championships and Olympic Games qualifying standards. Last year, the USATF High Performance Distance Classic produced an American Junior Record, two meet records, and 12 "A" and 34 "B" qualifying standards for the 2013 IAAF World Championships in Moscow. A total of 56 athletes set new personal bests.
The next USATF.tv broadcast is Saturday, May 17 as the Manchester CityGames air live at 8 a.m. ET. The Manchester CityGames provides a unique opportunity for fans to see the world's best compete in an urban environment. In its sixth year, the event takes place on the Great CityGames track on Deansgate in the heart of Manchester, as well as at the athletics arena in Albert Square. A crowd of 20,000 is expected and fans can follow along on social platforms with the hashtag #GCGM2014.


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Every week Texas on the Potomac gives you a second glimpse of our top stories from the previous week. Here are the most viewed stories from April 14 to 20.
1. Texans pray for Boston's blast victims; Stockman wants Wolf Blitzer to apologize. A roundup of the Texas delegation's reactions to the Boston Marathon bombing, including Stockman's attack on CNN's anchor. Rick Dunham reports >>
2. (Update)Louie's Latest: Gohmert says radical Muslims are training to 'act like Hispanics' to get into the U.S. In a C-Span interview the Texas congressman has a theory on how terrorists can sneak into the US. Alison Sullivan reports >>
3. Commentary: After opposing Superstorm Sandy 'pork,' will Ted Cruz vote against emergency aid for Texas? Editorial on the odd position Sens. Cornyn and Cruz may find themselves in after opposing previous federal disaster aid. Jason Stanford reports >>
4. Obama calls gun vote 'a pretty shameful day' — Texas delegation couldn't disagree more. After background checks fails to beat a filibuster in the Senate, the President and Texas Republicans react. Rick Dunham reports >>
5. Complete text of the Gang of Eight's comprehensive immigration reform deal. The bipartisan immigration deal dropped. Rick Dunham reports >>
6. Texas congressmen mobilize support, offer prayers for fellow Texans following fertilizer plant explosion. Rick Perry, Bill Flores, and Sam Johnson lead the response to the deadly West, Texas disaster. Alison Sullivan reports >>
7. Obama calls Rick Perry, pledges there will be 'no unmet needs' in West. The President called Perry from Air Force One to talk about federal disaster support for West, Texas. Rick Dunham reports >>
8. Rep. Michael McCaul says Boston attack has 'all the hallmarks of an act of terrorism'. The Homeland Security Committee Chairman reacts to the Boston Marathon explosion. Rick Dunham reports >>
9. George W. Bush encourages George P. Bush and Jeb Bush to run for office. In a PARADE magazine interview, the former president wants his brother to run for president in 2016 as well as George P. Bush for Texas Land Commissioner. Joanna Raines >>
10. Poll: Record public support for legalization, path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. A Washington Post/ABC News poll shows high level of public support for allowing unauthorized immigrants to become legal citizens. Rick Dunham reports >>


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Bulldogs Hope To Rebound From Saturday's Loss To Harvard
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale women's soccer team takes a break from Ivy League play on Monday and travels to Central Connecticut. Kickoff in New Britain is slated for 7 p.m.
Here are storylines for the game:
• After watching his team allow a total of five goals in the last two games, Yale head coach Rudy Meredith said he would use Monday's game to try and correct some defensive issues before Saturday's game with Dartmouth.
• Melissa Gavin has scored a goal in three of Yale's last four games. Her seven goals and 16 points both lead the Ivy League.
• Freshman Geneva Decker was back in the Yale lineup on Saturday after missing four games with an injury. Decker, who has three goals on the season, created a couple of scoring chances in the game with the Crimson.
• After taking a two-year break, Yale and Central Connecticut resumed their rivalry last year. Juliann Jeffrey set up the only goal of the game as the Bulldogs blanked the Blue Devils 1-0. Yale is 14-0 all-time against Central, but the last four have all been one-goal wins.
• Yale is the second Ivy League opponent for the Blue Devils, who fell to Harvard 2-0 on Sept. 29.
• CCSU is coming off a 2-1 double overtime victory over Robert Morris on Friday. Julie Lavoie scored the winning goal just 1:23 into the second overtime period. Lavoie leads the team with three goals.
•Video from NEC Front Row will be available for the game. Fans can also follow along on live stats.
Report filed by Tim Bennett, Yale Sports Publicity


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Some post practice and locker room notes before moving on to the print product . . .
— Raiders coach Dennis Allen wasn't shedding any light on the details of what went on regarding the suspension of Rolando McClain. Allen did say, however, McClain had been informed he was being demoted to being a substitute linebacker and special teams player, and that's the role he will continue in moving forward.
In other words, McClain got angry at the news he wasn't starting _ he'd already lost his spot in the nickel defense before the Atlanta game _ and that precipitated the incident.
McClain was not present during the open locker room period.
Allen did not directly respond to McClain's Facebook rants _ one of them had to do with playing for a "real team" _ saying things are said in the heat of the moment.
— Defensive tackle Richard Seymour practiced for the second straight day and Allen expects him to play. Seymour said his condition is about "same as Monday."
— Allen said he expected Terrelle Pryor to play against Kansas City. Pryor has been active and had a set of plays to run in each of the last two games but hasn't played.
— Defensive tackle Christo Bilukidi (illness) and strong safety Tyvon Branch (neck, ankle) did not particpate in practice.
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G.K. Hall, Oct 1, 1994 - Fiction - 580 pages
The third volume of the Cazalets' family saga opens with Sybil's daughter Polly and Polly's cousin Clary, leaving Home Place for London, where Archie Lestrange, an old family friend keeps an eye on them -- too close an eye, for it leads to infatuation. Sybil was always stable and centered. Her death sets the children adrift -- and their lives show it -- in a sense mirroring the turmoil of war and its impact on everyone to touches. As CONFUSION moves through the dark, middle days of the war to VE Day, the characters we have come to know, to love and admire find the turmoil of the times reflected in the chaos of their lives. The question remains, "Will war's end bring peace and tranquility to this family?"
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Help Prevent the Spread of Hepatitis
May is Hepatitis Awareness Month and therefore a good time to talk about this widespread disease that infects hundreds of thousands of Americans each year. Hepatitis comes in many forms, with different methods of transmission, characteristics and consequences. The spread of hepatitis, however, is preventable by getting vaccinated for Hepatitis A and B, taking common-sense precautions, avoiding high-risk behaviors, and getting tested and treated for hepatitis when appropriate.
Hepatitis A is the most prevalent – but fortunately the least dangerous form of the disease. Hepatitis A accounts for nearly 60 percent of the total number of hepatitis cases diagnosed in the United States each year, with an estimated 150,000 Americans becoming infected annually. Hepatitis A is spread through the fecal-oral route. Common ways that it is transmitted include close contact with an infected person, eating food prepared by infected restaurant workers, ingesting raw or undercooked shellfish from infected waters, and drinking contaminated water while traveling in developing countries. Hepatitis A has an incubation period of 20 to 50 days, and most patients are ill for about three weeks. Symptoms include fatigue, nausea, fever/chills and pain around the liver which is in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen. It is rare for healthy individuals to have serious complications as a result of the infection. Hepatitis A is preventable by getting vaccinated and practicing safe food-handling methods.
Hepatitis B and C are much more serious infections and can have severe long-term consequences. These forms of hepatitis infect about 130,000 Americans each year and are spread when blood or body fluids from an infected person enter another person. Common methods of transmission include unprotected sex with multiple partners, sharing intravenous needles, sharing personal-care items such as razors and toothbrushes, and getting tattoos with infected needles. Hepatitis B has an incubation period of 45 to 180 days while Hepatitis C has an incubation period of 14 to 180 days. Symptoms of Hepatitis B and C include jaundice, fatigue, joint pain, abdominal pain and nausea. The danger of Hepatitis B and C is the risk of chronic infection. About 5 percent of Hepatitis B infections become chronic and about 80 percent of Hepatitis C infections become chronic. It is these chronic infections that can lead to cirrhosis of the liver, liver cancer and end-stage liver disease. People who develop end-stage liver disease, as well as those with certain forms of liver cancer, often require liver transplants to survive. To prevent infection from Hepatitis B, ask your doctor for a vaccination. To avoid contracting Hepatitis C, do not engage in the high-risk behaviors mentioned above, as there is presently no vaccine or medications to successfully treat those with chronic Hepatitis C infection.
As Director of Liver Transplant Services at the NetWellness.org Medical Center, I see the damage caused by hepatitis every day. Chronic infections of hepatitis wreak havoc on otherwise healthy livers, severely limiting and eventually ending the livers' ability to filter and detoxify what we eat, breathe and drink. This means patients must go on lengthy liver transplant lists and go through the trauma of major transplant surgery.
Help stop the spread of hepatitis. Get vaccinated for Hepatitis A and B. Do not engage in high-risk behaviors. If you suspect that you have hepatitis, see your doctor to get tested so that you can get treatment.
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Mass Effect 3 Omega DLC "will not be available for Wii U," says Bioware
Mass Effect 3's Omega DLC will not be available for Wii U, according to the official Mass Effect Twitter.
Via a conversation with another Twitter user, when asked if the Omega DLC would be released on Wii U November 27 alongside the other versions, the reply was: "Unfortunately it will not be available for Wii U."
When asked if any other DLC for the game would be released for Wii U besides what is included on the disc, the rely was "never say never."
The account also said there wasn't anything to "announce at this time," regarding the release of Mass Effect 1 and 2 for Wii U.
Mass Effect 3: Omega releases on PS3 in the US on November 27, and on PC and Xbox 360. The DLC will arrive on PSN in Europe the following day, November 28 via the usual PS Store update.
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RENO, Nev. — A storm has left up to 18 inches of snow in the Sierra Nevada and raised the hopes of skiers and snowboarders after a subpar snowpack last winter.
Frigid temperatures also have allowed ski resorts to crank up snow-making machines in advance of the Thanksgiving holiday period.
Mammoth Mountain Resort, just east of Yosemite National Park, says the storm brought 6 to 12 inches of new snow. It was the only resort open in California on Friday, a day after it began operations for the season.
Boreal Mountain Resort, atop Donner Summit north of Lake Tahoe, plans to resume daily operations Saturday after receiving 8 inches of new snow.
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As the Republican convention approaches, "Etch-a-Sketch" Mitt Romney continues to reshape himself. Overnight, he's for allowing abortion in cases of rape and incest, after being against it. Now he's the savior of Medicare after being the scourge of the entitlement society.
But for all the shapeshifting, Romney's core worldview is clear, forged in the experience that made his fortune as head of Bain Capital. For this reason, the Campaign for America's Future has created bainofourexistence.com to provide a constantly updated resource of reporting on and analysis of Bain and Romney. (This will be a constant work in progress. To contribute to the site, please use this contact page.)
The questions spawned by the various scandals surrounding Romney at Bain – Did he create jobs or destroy them? Did he actually quit in 1999 or later? Was he responsible for companies that went bankrupt after he left? – miss the point. Bain Capital, with Romney at its head, epitomizes the Gilded Age capitalism of the last decades, the casino finance that eventually brought the economy to its knees. And Romney, for all of his repositioning, is running as an advocate of that casino capitalism, a defender of the rigged rules and skewed policies that underpin it. Unlike Teddy and Franklin Roosevelt, who ran as "traitors to their class," Romney is an unabashed tribune of the rich. The worldview forged at Bain is revealed in his personal life as well as his policy choices.
The Fixed Casino
As Charles Ferguson writes in Predator Nation, private equity companies like Bain Capital may be the "most efficient money-seeking organisms in the world." As the head of Bain, Romney was a money guy, not a businessman. Bain people don't know cars or steel; they aren't part of building companies grounded in communities, with proud workforces. They aren't entrepreneurs with an idea, seeking to build a business. They know numbers, money and tax codes.
Typically, Bain and private equity firms buy existing companies with other people's money. Firm partners put little of their own capital in their deals. The money comes from their limited partner investors and from taking on debt. The companies they buy are forced to take on enormous debts. Bain would pay itself exorbitant fees and distribute special dividends to itself and its limited partners. The debt is attractive because interest can be written off.
Under Bain guidance, the new managers would then seek to lower operating costs to sustain profits. Not surprisingly, Bain was an early proponent of offshoring and outsourcing of jobs, and a brutal adversary of unions and worker contracts. After getting their money out in fees, Bain would take risks with companies laden with debt. If things worked out, the companies might expand. If they failed, as they often did, the companies went bankrupt, workers lost their jobs, communities were shattered, but Bain partners profited.
Thus, as Bloomberg reported, 10 of roughly 67 major deals by Bain Capital during Romney's watch produced about 70 percent of the firm's profits. Four of those 10 deals, as well as others, went bankrupt even as Bain cleaned up. Joe Soptic, the steelworker in the Obama ad who lost his job, his health care and his wife, was a victim. The workers at UniMac, K.B Toys, DDI and AmPad –in the famous Gingrich film, "When Mitt Romney Came to Town," were collateral damage. As David Stockman, the former budget director for Ronald Reagan said, Bain wasn't about creating jobs: "The LBO business is about how to strip cash out of old, long-in-the-tooth companies and how to make short-term profits."
Romney similarly sought to limit his own personal risk in setting up Bain Capital. He got a guarantee that if the firm failed, he would be made whole financially, guaranteed a position in the parent investment company, and provided with a cover story to erase the failure from his record. He insisted there was, as Bill Bain put it, "no professional or financial risk."
A key part of the Bain and private equity firm operation is avoiding taxes. Bain, as we've seen from Romney's tax return, milked every overseas tax haven, tax loophole, tax dodge possible. Romney is virtually persona non grata in Italy because of the way Bain fleeced the government in a shady deal flipping the Italian yellow pages, featuring laundering the money through Luxembourg shell companies.
Similarly, Romney personally paid a 14 percent tax rate on income of $20 million a decade after leaving the firm by working every angle in the book. He parked money in a Swiss bank account, and overseas tax havens in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda. He clearly parked underpriced stock options into IRAs, now worth over $100 million tax-free. And of course, he took advantage of the obscene "carried interest" tax scam that allows private equity partners to treat their income from investing other people's money as capital gains rather than normal income.
Romney forged not only his fortune but also his worldview at Bain. His platform trumpets policies that reinforce the casino capitalism represented by Bain. He champions more corporate trade accords that aid in offshoring jobs. He advocates a "territorial tax system," that would remove any taxes on profits reported abroad – giving multinationals every incentive to report more and more of their profits overseas, and providing them with a world of nations to turn into tax havens.
Romney promises to repeal Dodd-Frank, the modest reforms Obama was able to get passed through the Congress to try to put some limits on Wall Street. He espouses privatization as the answer to fixing everything from health care to public education.
His tax plan would provide tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans, and by "mathematical certainty" according to the non-partisan Tax Center, end up hiking taxes on middle and low-income workers. He would sustain the low tax rate on capital gains and dividends, insuring those with income form wealth pay lower rates than those with income from work. He'd eliminate the alternative minimum tax so there would be no floor on exemptions the wealthy might claim.
At the same time, Romney wants to weaken any support for the workers he would put into competition with cheap labor abroad. He's against raising the minimum wage, against labor law reform, and echoes the conservative assault on public employees and their unions. He's embraced the Republican House budget, written by his running mate Rep. Paul Ryan, that would savage support for the poor and the vulnerable with deep cuts in Medicaid, food stamps, Head Start and nutrition programs for children, Pell grants for students. For Romney, these are part of an "entitlement society" that threatens the American (read Bain) way of doing business.
How will Romney sell this program to Americans? Well, here too his Bain experience informs his strategy. First and foremost, money talks. Romney has enlisted Wall Street and billionaires to lavish funds on his campaign and on the "independent" PACs and non-profits that will spend over $1 billion on ads assailing Obama. Gingrich says Romney won the nomination because "in the end, he had 16 billionaires and we had one." Not surprisingly, Romney has sought to keep his bundlers secret. And more and more of the independent money is being spent by organizations that don't have to identify their donors rather than PACs that do. The Barons of the Gilded Age are doubling down on one of their own, but most prefer to do it anonymously.
Second, they'll rig the rules. Private equity guys like Bain sing the gospel of Ayn Rand and Adam Smith, but they don't believe in free markets or open competition. They prefer safe bets, where others take the risks and they rake in the dough. This leads to widespread cheating and lawlessness. A recent survey of 500 financial executives in the U.S. and Britain revealed that 30 percent thought their compensation plans created pressure to violate the law or basic ethical standards. A quarter said they believed unethical or illegal conduct was necessary for success, and a similar number said they had first hand knowledge of such wrongdoing in their workplace.
It also leads to high-priced lobbying. Wall Street's lobby, employing legions of former legislators from both parties, has managed to delay and dilute the Dodd-Frank reforms. No high ranking banking official has been prosecuted for the pervasive fraud that helped blow up the housing bubble. Bain joined other private equity firms in a furious lobby to preserve the "carried interest" dodge. They rig the rules to benefit themselves.
And in this election, Republicans have systematically sought to rig the rules. For the first time since Jim Crow, a party has set out to limit rather than expand the right to vote. In Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin and dozens of other states, Republican legislators have sought to impose picture ID requirements, limit days and hours of voting, close down early voting periods, and make it harder for independent groups to help citizens register and get out to vote. The recent comments from the Ohio State election official that the state "shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban— read African-American —voter-turnout machine" – reveals the intent of the strategy.
The Republican convention with its high-tech stage and Hollywood directors will once more remake Mitt Romney, introducing him as a family man of faith, charitable, good hearted, experienced in business and government, ready to put America back on track. For an antidote, check into bainofourexistence.com. Romney is of, by and for the very Gilded Age capitalism that generated extreme inequality, rising poverty, a declining middle class even before it blew up the economy. He will change his views with his clothes, his image with each rising sun. But his stance is clear. Want more of what we've had? He is your man.


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Every Friday this winter, my husband woke up early, put on warm layers, ate a huge breakfast, and went target shooting before work with a friend's grandfather, a 70-something hunter and biathlete. Right before Christmas, they invited me to join them. So, I went target shooting, too. Three times.
Just to be clear, I'm saying that my husband and I shot guns. We had fun. It could be only a matter of time until we consider hunting.
This was supposed to be a simple article about Vermont's shooting and hunting culture. But shortly after I wrote the first draft the Newtown tragedy happened, and nothing was simple anymore.
A few facts: As a mom, I was devastated by the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary. I'm still reading and listening and gathering facts, trying to form my opinion on the best solution to such mass killings. I don't see the appeal of semi-automatic assault rifles. The guns we borrowed to shoot last month were a .22 caliber bolt-action rifle (for me), best known as a starter gun for squirrel shooting; and a cap-lock muzzleloader rifle (for my husband), an old-school musket that takes about 5 minutes to load before each shot. Mass killings would be extremely difficult with either gun.
So I feel conflicted; pulled between what's normal in Vermont, and what's normal in every other place I've lived.
If you don't live in Vermont, it's difficult to imagine the role that shooting and hunting play in the culture. According to a 2001 survey by the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 42% of Vermonters keep firearms in or around their homes. Throughout October and November, hardly a weekend passes when we don't hear shots echoing in the woods. During these months, camouflage clothing is de rigueur. Deer carcasses stretch across car hoods, recline in the beds of pickup trucks, or hang in front yards. Successful hunts make the front pages of local papers, and children at our daughters' preschool "hunt" at recess. Many of our friends spend at least one weekend each fall freezing in the pre-dawn woods, hoping to catch a deer with a bow, rifle, or muzzleloader.
If you DO live in Vermont, it's difficult to imagine how little a role hunting and shooting play in many other parts of the country. None of my previous homes – Virginia (35% keep guns), New York City (18%), and California (21%) – prepared me for Vermont's hunting culture. Manhattan is so developed that the largest remaining wildlife are rats and hedge fund managers – neither of which make good eating. In the Virginia suburbs and the San Francisco Bay Area, deer are pests, trotting down sidewalks and foraging brazenly in landscaped yards because their natural habitats have become housing developments. Controlling the deer population through hunting is almost impossible; there's nowhere to take a shot without hitting your neighbor's house. (Or, in the Bay Area, without hitting someone who's protesting hunting).
When we first moved to Vermont, hunting seemed like a quaint local custom, in the same league as keeping chickens or heating your house with a woodstove. Since we ended up adopting the latter two behaviors, I should've figured it would be only a matter of time before we took another look at hunting.
What changed? What made a meek suburban girl take up shooting, and even consider hunting?
It helps that we have good friends who are very serious hunters. These also happen to be people with an enormous respect for nature; they aren't mowing down Bambi left and right. It slowly dawned on me that hunting – at least the kind of hunting our friends practice – is about having respect for nature. Serious hunters want to conserve natural habitats and the wildlife that lives there; otherwise they'd have nothing left to hunt.
The Fish & Wildlife Department places strict regulations on deer hunting. Regulations aside, the fact is: it's difficult to kill a deer. Many hunters consider themselves lucky if they bring home one deer every few years. Aside from the skill needed to hit a moving target, Vermont deer season is only about 46 days long (and that's divided into bow & arrow, rifle, and muzzleloader seasons, so unless you're diversified, you only get a couple weeks). And Vermont deer still have plenty of natural habitats left to roam; unlike suburban deer, they're not usually running through your backyard.
If a hunter is lucky enough to bag a deer, that deer is not wasted. Its meat is eaten, and what's left is stored in deep freezers or given away to friends and family. Deer hunting has a purpose; it's sport, but the end goal is food. And I'm not a vegetarian.
For the moment, though, we're sticking to targets. My husband and I have enjoyed the time together (without the kids), the time spent outdoors, and the friendly competition. I'd heard that women are often better shots than men, because their egos aren't so wrapped up in it. So let me modestly say that, during our first time on the biathlon course, I outshot my husband. What with three young children – and a fourth due in June – it could be a while before I get out there again. But, as our septuagenarian shooting teacher told me, "You're not the one who needs the practice."
Faith Gong has worked as an elementary school teacher, a freelance photographer, and a nonprofit manager. Since moving to Addison County in 2011, her work has involved caring for a house in the woods, three young daughters (with another on the way), one adorable puppy — and writing for her blog, The Pickle Patch.


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Gov. Tom Corbett will add more money to the state budget for senior citizens, the head of the state Department of Aging said Thursday.
Gov. Tom Corbett will add more money to the state budget for senior citizens, the head of the state Department of Aging said Thursday.
About $50 million more is earmarked for statewide senior programs and senior facilities in the 2013-14 state budget, said Brian Duke, who addressed seniors at the Loder Center, a senior center in East Stroudsburg.
Duke said that the amount of state money allocated for Pennsylvania's seniors had remained flat for several years. However, he said that more money will now be funneled to seniors because of sound management and because the state lottery had a strong year in 2012.
The Pennsylvania Lottery funds 75 percent of the Department of Aging's budget.
That more money is slated to go to public senior facilities and programs came as good news to people in attendance at the Loder Center, especially those who work for the local aging office and understand how critical every state dollar is.
"What this (extra money) means that we are now going to be able to tread water instead of sinking," said Gretchen Peters, services coordinator for the Monroe County Area Agency on Aging.
In addition to discussing the state budget, Duke told the 120 or so seniors about what the Pennsylvania Department of Aging does. Duke said the two pillars of the department are prevention and protection.
He said that prevention means trying to keep seniors healthy and independent for as long as possible. He said that the department tries to sponsor fitness programs and healthy living programs so seniors stay stronger and healthier for longer.
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Examination of nomination of natural, mixed and cultural proprerties to the World Heritage List - Mantua and Sabbioneta (ITALY)
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1. Having examined Documents WHC-08/32.COM/8B and WHC-08/32.COM/INF.8B1,
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Mantua and Sabbioneta offer exceptional testimonies to the urban, architectural and artistic realizations of the Renaissance, linked through the visions and actions of the ruling Gonzaga family. Mantua, a town whose traces stem from the Roman period, was renovated in the 15th and 16th centuries - including hydrological engineering, urban and architectural works. The participation of renowned architects like Leon Battista Alberti and Giulio Romano, and painters like Andrea Mantegna, makes Mantua a prominent capital of the Renaissance. Sabbioneta represents the construction of an entirely new town according to the modern, functional vision of the Renaissance. The defensive walls, grid pattern of streets, role of public spaces and monuments all make Sabbioneta one of the best examples of ideal cities built in Europe, with an influence over urbanism and architecture in and outside the continent. The properties represent two significant stages of territorial planning and urban interventions undertaken by the Gonzagas in their domains.
Criterion (ii): Mantua and Sabbioneta are exceptional witnesses to the interchange of human values of the Renaissance culture. They illustrate the two main forms of Renaissance town planning: the newly founded town, based on the concept of ideal city planning, and the transformed existing town. Their importance relates also to architecture, technology and monumental art. The properties have played a prominent role in the diffusion of the Renaissance culture in and outside Europe.
Criterion (iii): Mantua and Sabbioneta are exceptional testimonies to a particular civilization during a specific period of history, with reflections on urbanism, architecture and fine arts. The ideals of the Renaissance, fostered by the Gonzaga family, are present in their urban morphology and architecture, their functional systems and traditional productive activities, which have mostly been preserved over time.
Both properties meet the required conditions of integrity and authenticity, since their most significant urban and architectural components have been preserved over time, as has their relationship with their settings.
The legal protective structure and management system are adequate, as both properties exhibit a good state of conservation.
4. Recommends that:
- a) in order to ensure the optimisation of the current management system and the common management of the two properties, the State Party should implement the Management Plan included in the nomination dossier;
- b) a more complete set of key indicators, taking into account the various components of the urban properties, be defined and implemented to complete the proposed monitoring system.


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Boats! They're all fun and games until one of them catches fire. I've been there before and so have you, probably. Then you're faced with the dilemma of how to put it out. You're surrounded by water, which has been scientifically proven to put out flames. But how do you get the water into the boat?
This video from a lake in New Zealand shows one great solution: Have a buddy in another boat kick up a few big waves to splash the flame-engulfed boat. It's ingenious in its simplicity!
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Scholar, teacher, and historian in the field of women's history...May Brodbeck Professor of the Liberal arts and sciences, professor of history, and lecturer in the College of Law at the university of Iowa...visiting professor at Stanford, Oxford, and University of Chicago...recipient of AABC Fellowship for graduate study...first recipient of the Radcliffe College award for distinguished scholarship in women's studies, gender and society...award-winning author of many scholarly books...past president of the American Historical Association
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Attorney, advocate for the rights of women and children...Cofounder of National Women's Law Center and current co-president...graduate of NYU Law School...former staff attorney for Center on Social Welfare Policy and Law...Law professor at Catholic University and Georgetown...appointed to the U.S. Commission on Child and Family Welfare...Lifetime Achievement Award from U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services...2010 Women's Bar Association Woman Lawyer of the Year
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Financial executive...Class president, reunion organizer, and founding member of Project Continuum...served on the Financial Fluency advisory committee and teaches the equity and stock market module...Alumna representative to the College's Socially Responsible Investing Committee...Volunteer for the Auction Committee for the Barnard Scholarship Dinner and Auction...Director of the St. Benedict Education Foundation and co-chair of the Knights of Malta for the New York City area
Service to Barnard College
Miriam Scharfman Zadek '50 & Roselin Seider Wagner '50
First time award has been given to a team of alumnae...Barnard fund co-chairs who achieved an 81 percent participation rate from their class for the 50th reunion (and continued in those roles for the 55th and 60th reunions)...since their 50th reunion, raised a record-breaking $2.2 million... Developed a video to help other classes achieve similar results...Longtime class officers and volunteers for the College
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2008: Resharper vs. CodeRush This Question has 63 votes and 18 answers, the top answer has 74 votes. It contains a useful comparison of two competing products and is pretty even-handed.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6693354/2011-resharper-vs-coderush This question is closed as "not constructive".
What's the deal here? This seems like a useful and valuable question in general, and, as both products are evolving, it seems fair to ask for a re-evaluation after 3 years.