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Telerik has announced the latest release of Kendo UI, a framework for building JavaScript and HTML5 websites and mobile apps. This release adds server wrappers for PHP and Java, plus Windows Phone 8 support and support for modern web Single Page Applications (SPAs) architecture.
NOTE: With this addition, Kendo UI developers can now deliver mobile web and hybrid mobile applications across the four major mobile platforms: iOS, Android, Windows Phone 8, and BlackBerry.
Kendo UI is described as the only front-end framework to offer server-side wrappers for ASP.NET, PHP, and JSP. The theory here is that a range of developers new to HTML5 can get a nice entry point (or "on-ramp" to use the industry's preferred term) using familiar server-side programming languages.
Kendo UI's recent Global Developer Survey suggests that broad HTML5 support exists — 90 percent of more than 5,000 surveyed app developers say they will develop apps using HTML5 in 2013.
"HTML5 is the holy grail of app development, with the biggest tech and business players jumping in to take advantage of the flexibility and productivity inherent in platform-independent development," said Todd Anglin, EVP of cross-platform tools & services at Telerik. "Kendo UI channels developers' HTML wish list into one framework, enabling them to leverage either JavaScript or familiar server-side programming to deliver rich web and hybrid mobile apps that run across all of the major platforms."
Telerik suggests that traditionally, developers comfortable with server-side programming have been forced to migrate large chunks of application logic to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in order to take advantage of HTML5. With the wrappers from Kendo UI, PHP, and JSP developers can build modern HTML5 apps without hand-coding JavaScript. They code in their preferred server-side language and Kendo UI renders the JavaScript needed to power its widgets and framework features.
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Steve Winwood is confirmed to play at the Hangout Fest, May 20 2012 on the Gulf Shores, Alabama. Tickets (on sale Friday) and more event info can be found here.
Festival dates are May 18-20 2012
Steve Winwood is confirmed to headline at the Mountain Jam Festival, Hunter Mountain NY. Festival dates are May 31st to June 3rd, 2012.
The former Traffic man wins the inaugural Musicians' Union Award
For the first time, the Classic Rock Roll Of Honour has teamed up with the Musicians' Union to create a unique award that gives its 30,000+ members the opportunity to honour one of their peers for their contribution and dedication to music.
Steve Winwood features on the title track, Thirty Second Lover, of the latest Steve Cropper release titled 'Dedicated'.

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The goats browse seasonally near the banks of the Rogue River next to Rogue's cow dairy, sharing the same "Terroir" of rich grasses, clover, and Himalayan blackberry. Their natural and local feed and pasturing are designed to balance the goat's diets and milk to provide the "Flavor of the Rogue". The specially designed dairy with unique milking practices and high quality standards are indicative of its flavor, texture and award winning style. For a cheese plate, serve simply with wine and full flavored wheat crackers; the ultimate stuffing for meat, poultry and vegetables; excellent with savory and ethnic foods. Stuff chicken breasts with Echo Mountain, shallots and spinach; stuff pork chops with Echo Mountain, sage and onions. This blue needs a fruit forward red like a Zinfandel to match its delicate flavor or a Viognier with herbaceous, floral tones. Also try Cabernet Franc or a peppery Cabernet Sauvignon.


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The NetBeans IDE 7.3 has arrived this week with advanced HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS development capabilities.
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Oracle's messages speak of faster web and mobile application development through enhancements including new hints and refactorings in the editor, plus improved support for editing FXML layout files in JavaFX projects.
NetBeans IDE 7.3 continues to support Java EE and GlassFish Server releases along with a new standalone JPQL editor to run and test JPQL queries directly from the IDE.
New features in this release include HTML5 editing with code completion for new HTML5 elements, a new JavaScript editor and debugger based on the Nashorn JavaScript project, code completion support for jQuery, support for "responsive" web design-based applications, plus CSS Styling support and code completion for new CSS3 rules.


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Each of the blue placemarks on the map above points to one of our Hotspots Near You, and each red placemark points to a hotspot we've described in a feature story. You can zoom in to your area using the + symbol in the lower right, and you can move the map by grabbing it with your cursor. Click on any placemark, and you'll see a brief description of the site and its birds as well as a link to read more.
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We've published "Hotspots Near You" since October 2006. In it, we provide up-to-date information from local birders about easily accessible places to watch birds. We offer maps, directions, bird lists, links, contact information, and detailed descriptions of hotspots that are great for birding close to home.


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The 4th Annual State BBQ Competition will get underway Friday night for three days of meat-cooking and meat-eating good times. The winner of the event, sanctioned by the Kansas City BBQ Society, will go on to compete for top national honors in Tennessee.
Grill masters and weekend bar-b-quers have only a couple of days left to review recipes, buy premium cuts of meat and start the marinating process for this weekend's 4th Annual Middletown State BBQ Cook-Off.
The event, regularly held the third weekend in May and sanctioned by the Kansas City BBQ Society, serves as the Delaware State BBQ Championship competition, qualifying the winner to compete in the Jack Daniels World Tournament in Lynchburg, Tenn.
Last year, more than 10,000 meat-lovers attended the three-day event, sampling every kind of meat imaginable, perusing craft vendors and the car show, enjoying carnival rides and games, tasting and testing choices in the wine and beer garden and listening to live music.
Here's what to know before you go:
1. It's a meat lover's paradise
Sixty professional teams from all over the country have signed up to participate in this year's competition. And, there's a lot on the line for the career griller. Since this event is sanctioned by the KCBS and serves as the state championship, the winner will find himself (or herself-grilling is no longer just a male activity) representing the First State at the Jack Daniels Tournament in Lynchburg, Tenn.
Back yard grillers have something to aim for, too, though. The winner of the amateur category will play with the big boys at the big grills next year in the professional side of the competition, putting one novice one step closer to state domination.
2 Sounds compete with the smells
Food may be the focus but the weekend is also jam packed with lots of local and regional music. Friday night, the event opens with the aptly-named Texas Heat. Then, Saturday, participants and attendees will be treated to a day-long soundtrack that includes Three Day Weekend, Stones Throw, No Stringz Attached and Club Phred. Finally, Sunday afternoon will feature yet-to-be named local bands.
3 How much can you eat?
Is your stomach as big as your eyes? Last year, Gary King was crowned as the wing-eating champ and this year, the three-day event will once again host two major eating competitions: hot dogs and chicken wings. Both contests will be held Sunday afternoon from 1 to 2 p.m. and people are encouraged to register on-site for both.
4 Fun for the whole family
The event caters itself to dads with a penchant for cooking outdoors but it's actually fun for the whole family. Carnival rides will be set up for young thrill-seekers and shoppers will be able to clean out their wallets with more than 40 craft vendors. Car enthusiasts can get their fill with the antique cars or hot rod show. There's also more food available for palates looking for something beyond chicken and brisket.


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Editors note: This is one of two stories that look at how Census numbers depict Colorado.
By Burt Hubbard and Ann Carnahan Espinola
I-News Network
By some of the most important measures of social progress, black and Latino residents of Colorado have lost ground compared with white residents in the decades since the civil-rights movement.
Minority gains made during the 1960s and 1970s have eroded with time, an I-News Network analysis of six decades of demographic data from the U.S. Census Bureau found. In other categories, the gaps between whites and minorities have steadily widened since 1960.
The analysis focused on family income, poverty rates, high school and college graduation and homeownership. Health data and justice records examined also revealed disparities.
Similar racial and ethnic inequities appear nationwide. But one glaring fact about Colorado is that it went from a state that was by most measures more equitable than the national average in the first decades covered by the analysis to one that is less so now.
According to most experts, racial and ethnic inequality will pose a significant future handicap for a state in which minorities are a rising population.
I was actually shocked, said Eric Nelson, vice president of the Aurora NAACP, after examining the data analysis. You would think we as a nation would have overcome a lot of things since then. Its like, Wow! Were spinning our wheels going in reverse.
There are important caveats, of course, including the decades-long rise of professional classes among both blacks and Latinos and striking examples of individual wealth and achievement. Minorities have made gains in a number of categories, as well, but in most have not kept pace.
Almost 50 years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his generation-defining I have a dream speech, income and education gaps have remained stubbornly high:
In 1970, black families earned 73 percent of white family incomes and Hispanic families earned 72 percent. By 2010, those numbers had fallen to about 60 percent and 50 percent, respectively.
Almost 60 percent of Latino households were owner-occupied in 1970; now its just beneath 50 percent. Most experts attribute an immigration influx with pulling down Latino numbers.
The gaps among adults with college degrees have steadily widened since 1960, with the percent of whites with college degrees three times higher than the Latino rate and double the black rate. Those disparities are the nations worst for both Latinos and blacks.
Among more positive trends, 86 percent of black adults had graduated from high school in 2010, up from 31 percent in 1960. Latinos have also improved high school graduation rates through the decades, but still lagged badly at 65 percent, compared to 95 percent for whites, in 2010.
For other minority groups in Colorado, their numbers were too small to statistically compare, particularly during the early decades of the analysis.
Poverty, income and education gaps in the state parallel other important disparities outlined in many studies that show blacks and Latinos lagging behind whites in one critical measure of health after another.
Blacks and Latinos, for example, experience significantly higher rates of infant mortality and deaths from diseases such as diabetes than whites in Colorado.
The general statement that I make is, were sicker than most and dying sooner than we should, said Grant Jones, founder and executive director of the Center for African American Health in Denver.
The implications of inequality for the future are enormous: The number of minority babies being born nationally recently eclipsed that of whites, and, in Colorado, 46 percent of children younger than 1 year of age in 2011 were minorities.
That holds economic consequences in the future for all Colorado residents.
Latinos are the largest minority group, making up 21 percent of the population in 2011, compared to 4 percent for blacks and 70 percent for whites.
Factors at work
The civil rights-era policies that provided a boost to minorities in the 1960s and 70s have been diminished or dismantled.
U.S. Supreme Court decisions and, in individual states, legislative action have narrowed or eliminated affirmative-action programs.
At the same time, many thousands of Colorados good-paying, blue-collar manufacturing jobs have disappeared, hurting minority families disproportionately.
CF&I Steel (in Pueblo) once had 13,000 employees, said former state Sen. Abel Tapia of Pueblo. That used to be a path toward middle-class prosperity.
Support for K-12 education has diminished. The cost of attending college has skyrocketed.
We seem to be leading the way in the country on how not to fund education, said Jim Chavez, executive director of the Latin American Educational Foundation.
The percentage of single-parent families and the number of births to single mothers has soared among black households, exacerbating the gaps, and immigration and teenage births in the Latino population have also led to widening disparities, experts said.
I-News is a nonprofit news service serving Colorado. I-News intern Leia Larsen contributed to this report.


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Add the tactile quality of a chunky knit to your living room or bedroom with soft and cosy Milson cushion. Including a rib edge and a moss stitch detail on the cushion, Milson coordinates beautifully with designs in the POP and Sheridan bed linen collection. Milson is 100% CottonProduct Code: O743Country: Designed in Australia. Made in China.
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Wash separately before first use. We recommend a 40°C gentle washusing a mild detergent and do not use blench. To protect the fibres and for superior colour retention, use mild detergents such as those with a eucalyptus base. Detergents containing optical brightening agents (OBA's) keep whites looking bright. For colours, we recommend oxygen bleach, often referred to as colour-safe bleach. Pull into shape while wet and line dry over several lines. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron. Dry Cleanable.
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DISPATCH TIME: 2-3 business days. STANDARD DELIVERY – FREE for signed in members until Sunday, otherwise $19.95. Delivery: Up to 14 business days after dispatch. Tracking is available by using the tracking number in your dispatch email. NEW ZEALAND TAXES AND FEES Your order will be charged in Australian (AUD) dollars but will exclude Australian GST (Goods and Services Tax). Because duty and GST varies by order for New Zealand, orders may be subject to local customs charges. To estimate any potential charges, you can use New Zealand Customs Service Duty calculator. Please note this is an estimate only and Sheridan Outlet is not responsible for any discrepancies.View our Returns & Delivery page for more information about New Zealand import duties.
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*Returns are free of charge for Members where their order was over $150 and they were signed in when the order was placed. For all other orders $9.95 will be deducted off the refund amount.
Candles, aroma reeds and fragrance can only be returned to a Sheridan boutique store (not to online) and must be returned sealed in original packaging. Please get in touch with our Customer Service Team if you wish to return one of these items.
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Garry Rayno's State House Dome: Filling key positions on Hassan's to-do listBy GARRY RAYNO
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 06. 2013 1:06AM
With Gov. Maggie Hassan's inauguration Thursday, she became the first Democrat to follow another Democrat, former Gov. John Lynch, into the Corner Office since the 19th century.
In more recent times, when the late Gov. John King was elected in 1963, he was the first Democrat to hold that office in 40 years.
He was followed by Republicans Walter Peterson and Meldrim Thomson before Democrat Hugh Gallen was elected in 1978.
Republicans John H. Sununu, Judd Gregg and Steve Merrill followed before Democrat Jeanne Shaheen was elected in 1996.
Republican Craig Benson served one term beginning in 2003 before Lynch was elected in 2004.
Hassan's election means she will inherit her predecessor's department heads, which is true of any new governor. Understandably, in the past, Democrats would look to make sweeping changes from the previous Republican administration and vice versa, but that scenario is much less likely under current circumstances.
Some department heads have four or five more years left before their terms expire, and they may not want to move on.
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES: In his final six months in office, Lynch filled all vacant court positions. The first opportunity Hassan would have to name someone to the Supreme Court would be July 10, 2017 - assuming she were reelected to a third term - when Associate Justice Carol Ann Conboy reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70.
In his eight years in office, Lynch appointed four of the five justices to the court. The only justice Lynch didn't appoint is Chief Justice Linda Dalianis, who was appointed by Shaheen.
Hassan would not have to wait quite so long to name a new judge to the superior court. Judge Kenneth McHugh reaches the mandatory retirement age on May 2, 2016, which would be in Hassan's second term were she to be reelected.
The terms of department heads are a mixed bag, but the new governor will need to move quickly to fill a couple of key posts.
Most notably, Department of Resources and Economic Development Commissioner George Bald left office in November, and an acting commissioner has held the position since.
This high-profile position can do the governor a great deal of good when events like the reopening of the Gorham paper mill occur or another new business moves to the state, as did Albany International in Rochester.
Hassan will also need to find a new labor commissioner because George Copadis is now Department of Employment Security commissioner and Dave Wihby is acting commissioner at Labor.
Copadis' term does not expire at the DES until April 1, 2014.
Chris Pope resigned as director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, so Hassan will need to find a replacement for that key position.
There is a vacancy on the three-member Liquor Commission, as well, but Hassan may wait to see what lawmakers want to do with the leadership of the lucrative revenue producer. Some want to replace the trio with a commissioner and a deputy commissioner.
Current commission Chairman Joseph Mollica's term will not end until July 1, 2017, and Commissioner Michael Milligan's term will not end until July 1, 2015.
The new governor will have to decide whether she wants to reappoint Lorraine Merrill, Department of Agriculture commissioner. Her term expired in October.
Also, Hassan will have to make a decision soon about the post of attorney general. Michael Delaney's term ends March 31.
Other agency heads whose terms are up this year are Ronald Wilber at Banking, Bill Wrenn at Corrections, Virginia Barry at Education and Michael Harrington at the Public Utilities Commission.
Thomas Burack's term as Department of Environmental Services commissioner ends in 2014, while the terms of Safety Commissioner John Barthelmes and Public Utilities Commission Chairman Amy Ignatius expire in 2015.
Administrative Services Commissioner Linda Hodgdon's term does not expire until 2016. The same is true for Health and Human Services Commissioner Nicholas Toumpas, Insurance Commissioner Roger Sevigny, Fish and Game Executive Director Glenn Normandeau and state Fire Marshal Bill Degnan.
Hassan could be waiting a long time to make those appointments.
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Gov. John Lynch and his wife, Susan, attended. Prior to the noontime ceremony, the first lady was honored for her work overseeing the restoration of the Bridges House.
Former Gov. Craig Benson and his wife, Denise, attended, as did former Govs . Steve Merrill and John H. Sununu.
Former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen's husband, Bill, and her daughter Stefany, and former Gov. Walter Peterson's widow, Dorothy, and his son Andy attended the ceremony, too.
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O'Brien gave the "parliamentary inquiry" before the vote on the new House rule banning weapons from Representatives Hall, its anteroom and the House Gallery.
In his speech, O'Brien said his constitutional right to self- protection could not be denied by a rule, and he asserted that those who wish to harm lawmakers would know they have a "gun-free killing zone" because of the ban.
He also took aim at Speaker Terie Norelli, saying the weapons ban was "radical gun control legislation" and meant Democrats were not living up to their promises to focus on jobs and the economy. That was ironic because the first act of the O'Brien-led Legislature two years ago was to lift the weapons ban that had been in place for 40 years.
But O'Brien did not stop. Later Wednesday night, he posted on Facebook the names of the six Republicans who voted with all but four Democrats to approve the ban on a 196 to 153 vote.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, the House Ways and Means Committee will hear from economists and number crunchers, and on Wednesday, the House Finance Committee will begin hearing state agencies' presentations.
Everyone from Hassan to Norelli and Senate President Peter Bragdon acknowledge the upcoming budget work is going to be very difficult, made more so by what has gone on in Washington.
Lawmakers here already knew they had to deal with several potential lawsuits, including those by the state's largest hospitals, mental health advocates and women prisoners. They'll also have to cope with at least two settlements with the federal government over how the state spent its money.
The uncertainty over the federal government's fiscal situation makes budget writers' work here and in every other state that much more difficult.
There is too much shifting sand to make anyone involved comfortable.
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I wonder how many city residents will be loyal viewers if future sessions resemble last week's House debate on guns in Representatives Hall or the elimination of two committees.
Those debates were not the House's finest hour, as evidenced by emails taking lawmakers to task for dragging out arguments long after it had become apparent how the votes would turn out.
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Since it's now official that Alex Gordon made a game-changing donation to his alma mater and paved the way for the Nebraska indoor baseball/softball facility to be called the Alex Gordon Training Complex, it's time we change the framework and the context of a hometown hero who saw a need and contributed $1 million to reinforce a program in which he strongly believes.
First and foremost, on this day of commitment and celebration, let's congratulate the two-time Gold Glove Kansas City Royals' left-fielder for doing something tantamount to buying flowers for the wedding, paying for the dresses, the tuxes, the rehearsal dinner and the wedding celebration and then asking what else he might do to help the cause.
What we have is a 29-year-old budding major league leader deciding to legitimize everything that's good about Nebraska baseball at the same time he's focusing on becoming an MLB all-star, helping his team compete for an American League pennant and chasing the franchise team dream to previously unimaginable heights. With that backdrop, let's examine 10 solid reasons why Alex invested in his hometown and why his signature support is such a wise investment.
1) Alex can use the indoor practice facility with his name on it whenever it's open and he needs to hone any particular skill – hitting, fielding, running, whatever. Frankly, that's already happened. During the holiday season last December, Mike Dobbs, who came up with the idea to have Alex's name grace Nebraska's training complex, would meet Gordon at 6 a.m., to unlock the door, so he could work on his hitting. A former Nebraska pitcher and key player on the Husker Athletic Fund staff, Dobbs would even shag balls for Gordon, so he could work on his the club record 20 outfield assists two years ago and the prestigious Gold Glover awards he earned in each of the past two American League seasons.
2) In his own way, Alex can pay back the first person who put him in left field. Dobbs is more than a key contact for Gordon in the Nebraska Athletic Department. "He's a great friend of mine, a great friend of my family and he's been great in the way he's supported all of us," Gordon said. "He was my JV baseball coach at Lincoln Southeast and my Legion coach my freshman year of high school. We both love the game of baseball so we have that connection between us. Mike brought me the idea of putting my name on the indoor facility. He was also the first person to put me in left field when my brother was playing third base. He likes to take the credit and he should. It's a fun position, and I'm still learning and trying to figure it out."
3) Without swinging the bat, diving for a catch or throwing someone out heading for home, Alex can watch his alma mater leverage his legacy as a positive recruiting force. Make no mistake. Having a player like Gordon get 726 hits in his first 720 Major League Baseball regular-season games gets the attention of aspiring Division I baseball players. Last season, his 51 doubles led all major league players. When you blend those accomplishments with his college achievements, a legacy becomes a strategically advantageous recruiter, especially when you throw in Gordon's two first-team All-America awards and his being named the 2005 National Player of the Year by the American Baseball Coaches Association.
4) Alex can follow in the footsteps of another million-dollar giver – Nebraska head baseball coach Darin Erstad. Yes, Erstad has contributed the same single gift to Nebraska Athletics as Gordon just did. Nebraska's second-year head coach praises Gordon for his generosity and says it shows how much the Huskers really mean to Gordon, who only hopes that someday he can have the kind of impact on the program as Erstad has now. "He's been around the game a long time and has a lot of experiences," Gordon said of Erstad. "He makes a lot of connections that have been very good for recruiting. He has that fire and intensity about the game, and I think that goes over very well with college baseball. It will all pay off."
5) Alex can perpetuate his reputation as one of Lincoln's all-time great hometown heroes. Gordon was the No. 2 overall pick in the major league draft. Seven years ago, he was Baseball America's Minor League Player of the Year. He was a career .355 hitter in his three seasons at Nebraska and played in every inning except one during those three yeas. In his final season as a Husker, he led Nebraska to a Big 12 sweep during the regular season and the conference tournament. He was the highest draft pick in Big 12 baseball history and was twice named the Big 12 Player of the Year. He led the Huskers to a school-record 57 wins and the Huskers' first College World Series victory. Through all of that, he has stayed humble.
6) Alex can become a one-man billboard for UNL grads that become successful and choose to live in Lincoln and raise a family. Gordon credits the University of Nebraska for three amazing seasons and one incredible journey that prepared him to compete well at baseball's highest level. He and his wife, Jamie, are both natives of Lincoln and decided to build a house and call it home during the off-season. Paul Meyers, Nebraska's associate athletic director for the Husker Athletic Fund, calls Jamie "the ultimate teammate" for her hard-working husband. "They are equally proud of their hometown, and when they made the joint decision to donate, there was equal input."
7) As a once outstanding athlete in the Big 12 Conference, Alex can extol the virtues of why Nebraska is so focused on establishing prominence in the Big Ten Conference. Even though he played in the Big 12, Alex loves the opportunity Nebraska has to become a perennial Big Ten title contender. "I've been able to talk to Coach Erstad a lot over the past couple years," he said. "I know we've had a rough start this year, but I love the way he's scheduled all those tough games on the road. It might have created a slow start, but I think it's really going to help Nebraska in the long run, especially when they get to the Big Ten part of the schedule that really counts. I know what playing all those tough teams does – makes you better."
8) As a son/father/husband, Alex can emulate the work ethic he inherited from his parents and pay it forward. Alex knows why he's been able to accomplish what he has so far. "Hard work," he said. "I grew up with the best role models any person could possibly have – my dad (Mike) and my mom (Leslie). They are the two hardest working people I've ever seen. They go about their work every day, trying to make me and my three brothers happy. That's pretty much how they've lived their life, and I think that's where I got my own hard work ethic – just watching them. I feel so fortunate and so blessed to have such great parents and three brothers (older brother Eric and younger brothers Brett and Derek) that I can look up to. It's a great thing."
9) Alex can help his Kansas City Royals' teammates understand why Big Red fans will cheer for them just like they cheer for him. "You know what's amazing?" Alex asks. "I think every time I've been on a road trip or played in a spring training game, there has always been at least one Husker fan in the stands. That's happened virtually every time during my pro career, yet I don't remember seeing any other college fans doing that. They're always wearing red and yelling and waving and saying Go Big Red! Everybody on the Royals always gives me a hard time about how many times Nebraska fans cheer me on. They all know why Nebraska's fan base is so great. They're always there, and they support all my teammates, too. So that's good."
10) Alex loves all the hubbub and activity he sees every time he comes back to his hometown. Since Nebraska's baseball season conflicts with his own season, Gordon follows from afar the programs that will carry his name on the shared training complex. "I wish I could see some games," he said, "but it's really difficult. Lincoln's already a good town, and you see it get better almost every time you come back. I see a lot of football with my friends, even though sometimes we don't even make it into the stadium. We have our own tailgate spot and now we're talking about our families, plus the new basketball arena. That's really impressive. We have some good coaches and that place is going to rock. I'm looking forward to that."Royals Developing Defense to Complement Offense
And yes, he's excited about the 2013 regular season with the Royals. "Any time you want to improve you begin with starting pitching, and Dayton Moore (the Royals' general manager) has helped us a lot. He's gone out and gotten some arms. We have a lot of younger guys and older guys mixing together and getting close. I know it's only spring training, but it's going well and it's been a great atmosphere in the club house. We're looking forward to opening the season against Chicago." Gordon is also looking forward to seeing more and more Huskers in the stands this spring, summer and fall. "They're always there cheering for you, win or lose," he said. "That's why they're the best fans in the world."
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As Obama spoke about the scandal from the White House, legislators on Capitol Hill were grilling FBI and CIA officials privately about the same issues: whether national security was jeopardized by the case and why they didn't know about the investigation sooner.
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In early June, Kelley herself received the first of as many as five emails sent from different anonymous accounts alleging that she was up to no good, the person close to Kelley said. One of those mentioned Petraeus by name. By the end of June or early July, Kelley contacted an FBI agent in Tampa she had met at least a year earlier, which began the agency's investigation of the matter. The agent was Frederick W. Humphries, 47, a veteran counterterrorism investigator in the Tampa office.
The FBI is reviewing Humphries' conduct in this case, a federal law enforcement official said Wednesday. Specifically the bureau is reviewing a telephone call he made in late October to Rep. Dave Reichert, R-Wash., to voice concern that the bureau was not aggressively pursuing a possible national security breach. Reichert arranged to convey the information to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia, who checked with the FBI at that time. Cantor was assured the bureau was on top of any possible vulnerability.
Lawrence Berger, the general counsel for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, said in an interview that his client, Humphries, did nothing wrong and should not be disciplined. "He's committed no misconduct," Berger said and predicted he would be cleared of any misconduct.
Earlier, it was learned that sometime before this investigation, Humphries had sent Kelley photos of him shirtless. Over the summer, FBI executives told Humphries to steer clear of the developing Kelley case because they had concerns he had become too personally involved.
Kelley met Humphries when she attended the bureau's Citizens' Academy, an FBI program aimed at showing members of the public at least some of what the FBI does and how it works, Berger said. The academy lasted from Sept. 13 to Nov. 30, 2011, the AP learned.
Officials who have seen the communications between Allen and Kelley on Wednesday described some of the emails as "suggestive," and said their release would be embarrassing for the general. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the situation publicly.
With Broadwell and Kelley suddenly in the center of the storm, small details suddenly became topics for discussion.
Word surfaced Wednesday that Kelley's pass to enter MacDill Air Force Base in Florida had been indefinitely suspended, a decision made at the base level. Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Steven Warren said Kelley still can enter the base but must report to the visitor center and sign in like others without a pass.
Separately, a U.S. official said the Army has suspended Broadwell's security clearance. As a former Army intelligence officer, she held a high security clearance. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the source was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
Broadwell, who lives in Charlotte, N.C., was spotted in Washington at her brother's home late Tuesday. Her listing in her high school yearbook in Bismarck, N.D., as "most likely to be remembered" took on new meaning.
FBI Director Robert Mueller and Deputy Director Sean Joyce met privately with legislators on both sides of the Capitol on Wednesday to explain how the investigation unfolded. They met first with Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and ranking Republican Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, then crossed the Capitol to meet with the House Intelligence Committee.
Acting CIA Director Michael Morell went before the House panel next, after meeting a day earlier with top Senate intelligence officials to explain the CIA's take on events that led to Petraeus' resignation.
The questioning on Capitol Hill will continue on Thursday.
Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said a hearing scheduled for Thursday to explore the government's handling of the attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, also would touch on the Petraeus affair, covering how and why the FBI investigation was started. He said Mueller, Joyce and Morell only began to answer those questions Wednesday.
"How did you get the information, what's the basis for the investigation, who did you talk to, were you working with prosecutors, all those issues have to be looked at," including why the intelligence committees weren't told of the investigation until just before Petraeus' resignation, he said.
Petraeus will testify Friday before the House Intelligence Committee about Libya, panel spokeswoman Susan Phalen said.
Lawmakers are also concerned over reports that Broadwell had classified information on her laptop, though FBI investigators say they concluded there was no security breach.
FBI agents who contacted Petraeus told him that sensitive, possibly classified documents related to Afghanistan were found on her computer, the general's associates said. He assured investigators they did not come from him, and he mused to his associates that they were probably given to her on her reporting trips to Afghanistan by commanders she visited in the field there.
One associate also said Petraeus believes the documents described past operations and had already been declassified, although they might have still been marked "secret."
Feinstein, asked by reporters if there was a national security breach with the Petraeus affair, said she had "no evidence that there was at this time."
Feinstein said that Petraeus himself would testify before Congress — but not about the affair. She said he had agreed to appear to talk about the Libya attack on Sept. 11 that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans, but she said no date had been set.
Allen has been allowed to stay in his job as commander of the Afghan war, providing a leading voice in White House discussions on how many troops will remain in Afghanistan — and for what purposes — after the U.S.-led combat operation ends in 2014.
But Obama has put on hold Allen's nomination to become the next commander of U.S. European Command as well as the NATO supreme allied commander in Europe until Pentagon investigators are able to sift through the 20,000-plus pages of documents and emails that involve Allen and Kelley.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, at a news conference in Perth, Australia, said, "No one should leap to any conclusions" about Allen, and said he is fully confident in Allen's ability to continue to lead in Afghanistan. He added that putting a hold on Allen's European Command nomination was the "prudent" thing to do.
Associated Press writers Kimberly Dozier, Pauline Jelinek, Lolita Baldor, Michael J. Sniffen, Eileen Sullivan and Adam Goldman in Washington and Dale Wetzel in Bismarck, N.D., contributed to this report.
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The attorney for one of the four suspended University of Alabama football players arrested earlier this week issued a statement Friday afternoon. Tuscaloosa attorney Jay Stuck is representing D.J. Pettway, who is charged with two counts of second-degree robbery.
Attorneys for three of the four suspended University of Alabama football players arrested this week have requested that their clients be granted youthful offender status, which would seal the cases and make the outcome unknown to the public.
Attorneys for Eddie Williams, D.J. Pettway and Brent Calloway filed the documents in court Friday afternoon. If granted, the length of punishment and probation would be limited, and no information about their cases could be made public. Court records do not indicate whether Hayes has hired an attorney yet.
Tuscaloosa attorney Jay Stuck is representing D.J. Pettway, who is charged with two counts of second-degree robbery.
"Both D.J. and his family are very aware of the serious nature of these allegations and D.J. looks forward to the opportunity to present his side of the story," Stuck said. "Given the nature of the allegations, both D.J. and his family will not be commenting to the news media. It is D.J.'s hope to reach a speedy and just resolution to these matters that will allow him to return to his studies and to his team as quickly as possible."
UA Coach Nick Saban suspended Pettway, 20, Eddie Williams, 20, Tyler Hayes, 18, and Brent Calloway, 20, after their arrests early Tuesday morning. All four have been interim suspended from classes and have been banned from campus, pending a judicial review scheduled for next week.
Williams, Pettway and Hayes told UA Police officers that they robbed and stole from two students during the early morning hours Monday, according to court documents.
"D.J. and his family recognize the high standards that are set by the University of Alabama for both their students, as well as their student athletes, and he is grateful for the privilege and opportunity that he has had to be a student at the University. He deeply regrets that this matter has given the appearance that he has failed to live up to the University's standards and hopes that he will have an opportunity to prove that he can and will meet and exceed these high standards in the future."
Stuck filed a request for youthful offender status in Tuscaloosa County District Court Friday afternoon, which he said was based upon Pettway's age and lack of criminal history. If a judge grants youthful offender status, which means the case would be sealed and the outcome would not be public record.
Attorney Josh Swords, representing Williams, and attorney Jason Neff, representing Calloway, also filed an applications for youthful offender status Friday afternoon.
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Williams, Pettway and Hayes are accused of punching one man near a men's dorm before knocking him unconscious and stealing his laptop. Williams is accused of hitting a second victim and stealing his wallet while Pettway and Hayes stood by. Williams and Calloway are accused of using a stolen student identification card to buy snacks from a vending machine in their dorm.
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Somebody told me that a certain area of the 2012 Book Fair did not sell well until half-price Sunday. "I saw you raised the prices this year," he said, "But it didn't work, did it?"
I always nod and smile when I get pricing advice, particularly when I'm right. (You can always tell if I'm right by watching me closely. I nod and smile when I know I'm right. When I think I'm wrong, I smile and nod.) In this particular case, he was discussing an area of the fair where I have not raised prices…ever.
There are people who complain I never raise prices, and people who whine that I do. Of course, both camps are correct. When I see a subject area where two-thirds of the books are gone by Friday morning, I make a mental note to nudge the prices up. An area where nothing much has sold by Sunday morning means prices need to be nudged downward.
But some things have never changed. For example, volumes of the Little Library of Art will cost you one dollar, just as they did in 1986, when a tall man was our art pricer, and in 1996, when an even taller man was our art pricer. I price the art books now, and I see no reason to move away from the air of contempt with which both these experts regarded the Little Library of Art.
Oh, you do so know what I'm talking about. The Little Library of Art has been available in every college bookstore in North America since the mid-50s. Published by Tudor in this country, and Methuen in England, they are dear little paperback books measuring 4 x 6 inches by about, oh, maybe an eighth of an inch thick. There were 98, as far as I can tell, in the series, with a preference for the 19th and 20th centuries. Picasso, for example, takes up half a dozen volumes, Toulouse Lautrec five, and Van Gogh four. Michelangelo, by contrast, is covered in two volumes. There were also geographic volumes: Chinese Art (4 volumes), African Tribal Sculpture (2 volumes), and Catalan Art (2 volumes), for example.
They're nice, really: a 9-page essay and 15 to 30 color pages. They are also an interesting picture of how one editor regarded mid-twentieth century art: would Nicholson, Buffet, and Vlaminck still rate individual volumes today? Still, the art book people I have dealt with treat them the way literary people I know view Cliff's Notes: with contempt and just a little haughty surprise that I allow such things to appear at so prestigious a book fair.
"Don't you realize that by letting someone buy the Renoir's Nudes volume for a dollar you're preventing them from buying a nice ten dollar edition with better pictures?"
Yeah, I'm preventing them from saving up to buy an original Renoir, too, if anybody ever donates one. Anyhow, if they like the one dollar version, they may well come back and buy the ten dollar one next year. I bought that particular Renoir volume from my own college bookstore, and Heaven knows it hasn't prevented me from buying other books since.
So, bay leaf bouquet, I plan to keep offering the Little Library of Art AND I intend to keep selling shoddily-bound little paperback art studies for a buck apiece. This despite the fact that a few book dealers are claiming that the Vasarely volume of the series is rarer than all the rest put together. They don't explain why. Personally, I suspect some customer demanded to know why they bothered with those one dollar art books, and provoked a higher price in revenge.
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