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Catching Up With... Conchita Martínez
Published February 14, 2009 12:00
BARCELONA, Spain - She was one of the most unique, multi-dimensional and driven players ever to grace the world of women's tennis, so it should come as no surprise Conchita Martínez has been keeping very busy since retiring from the sport three years ago. And to the delight of her many, many fans around the world, recently the Spaniard was announced as tournament director for the $220,000 Andalucía Tennis Experience, a brand new Sony Ericsson WTA Tour event to be held on the red clay courts of Marbella, Spain, this coming April.
On April 15, 2006, Martínez - one of Spain's most recognized female athletes ever - announced her retirement, one day shy of her 34th birthday. Her career was highlighted by winning Wimbledon in 1994, one of an impressive haul of 33 titles; she also finished five years ranked in the world's Top 5, reaching a career-high No.2 (and staying there for 37 weeks).
"I have many, many great memories," Martínez reflected. "Winning titles and lifting trophies gave me the best feeling in the world. If I had to pick one it would be Wimbledon, but my career was very long and I was so proud of all of them. Playing for my country in Fed Cup and the Olympic medals I won were amazing. Winning Rome four years in a row was a great accomplishment, even making the final the fifth year - it was a special tournament for me. So was San Diego - I've had a home there for 12 years now and it was like playing at my second home. I'm just thankful for all of those wonderful memories tennis gave me."
Having completed another strong season in 2005, highlighted by that 33rd title at Pattaya City, Martínez began struggling with a left heel injury, keeping her out in early 2006. It would persist until she was forced to make a difficult decision.
"I think I picked the right moment to retire," she said. "I played for so many years. I was injured in the end and couldn't practice properly, so I just couldn't be at my best. Of course sometimes there are things I miss about being a tennis player but overall I'm not sure if I miss it. I'm still involved in tennis, so I'm doing well. It was probably the right moment to stop."
"I wanted to be involved in tennis again... it's what I love the most."
While Martínez showed competitive fire and determination during her matches, she has always been friendly and compassionate off of the court. Initially, she enjoyed the freedom and relaxation retirement brought forth, while splitting her year between her homes in Barcelona and San Diego. But it didn't take long for her to begin asserting herself in the tennis world once again.
"I've had more time to do other things. I still exercise: I go for long walks and bike rides along the ocean in San Diego, which is like my retreat, and there's so much to do in Barcelona. As a player I travelled a lot, but I never really had the chance to see the places I went to; now I can do that. I've also been taking care of my two dogs here in Barcelona - they're Cocker Spaniels, they'll be 14 years old soon. Travelling is too hard for them now, but they're taken care of well.
"Stopping playing was a difficult process, and I knew I wanted to be involved in tennis again. It's what I do best, and it's what I love the most. I didn't want my experience to just go away. So I've been commentating for Eurosport Spain, Canal+ and DirecTV in the States, in Spanish. I was also coaching for a while; it was nice, I missed being on the court. I was still open to other things."
To complement her commentary, Martínez has kept a close eye on the Tour since retiring, impressed with the growth of the women's game and touting Serena Williams as the one to beat these days.
"The women's game is doing well. Since Justine retired the No.1 ranking has been going back and forth, and some players are getting it then struggling, as I think it's tough to keep your confidence up all the time. Jelena finished at No.1 last year and fully deserved it, but right now Serena is playing too well. If she stays injury-free and plays enough tournaments, she's the No.1 for me. She's very powerful and is still improving, which is great to see."
Last fall, negotiations with the Tour were underway to bring women's tennis to Marbella, and Martínez was approached to be Tournament Director.
"When they asked me to be involved with the Andalucía Tennis Experience, I had no hesitation. It's a great opportunity for me to do something a little bit different but still related to tennis. To help women's tennis - women's tennis in Spain, too - is perfect for me. Being a player for so many years on the Tour, I have an idea of what the players need and how the tournaments need to be organized."
Last week the official announcement was made, with the Club de Tenis Puente Romano in Marbella as the tournament site. Martínez expressed excitement about the site, as well as an impressive inaugural line-up that includes the reigning US Open and Australian Open champion and world No.1, Serena Williams.
"Everyone's really excited. The site is really wonderful - the courts and the beach are just a short walk away from the hotel, it's just beautiful. Tennis can be very stressful so it's the perfect setting to take your mind off of it. We're very excited about the players who are coming, too. Of course it's my first year, so I'm still learning a lot, but I'm very happy to be doing this."
Martínez hopes the new tournament will promote women's tennis in Spain. This past week, for the first time since Martínez herself, a Spaniard - Anabel Medina Garrigues - is ranked in the Top 20, with Carla Suárez Navarro not too far behind at No.29; but it is nowhere near the 1990s, when Martínez and Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario were a fixture in the Top 3, Top 4, Top 5, almost always a factor at the majors and winning titles every year in the non-Slam season.
"We have some good players now, and with two tournaments in Spain now I hope we'll see even more Spanish players coming up soon. There are definitely some more coming in the future - there's a young one right now, she's just 12, and she was practicing with me out in San Diego for a few weeks, and she's extremely talented. Her name is Virginia Peña. If she keeps working hard and playing like she does, I think she's going to be great."
"The players who are coming are going to love it."
Martínez, whose career took her to just about every tournament on the map, couldn't be more convinced that the stars of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour will enjoy their week at the Andalucía Tennis Experience.
"All I can say is that the players who are coming are going to love it. It's just beautiful there. The conditions are perfect to practice and get used to the clay in, so I'd love for even more players to enter! I'm looking forward to this a lot. I hope it can grow too - maybe one day it'll be even bigger. That's our main goal - to make the Andalucía Tennis Experience even bigger."


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Well, he didn't exactly lose it. I mean it's not misplaced or anything. He just doesn't have it anymore.
He is officially unemployed after 12 years at the same workplace. I can't give you the details other than to say his job was in the IT field but he was at that job for a dozen years and honestly, I figured he'd retire from there.
But when your still kind of new-ish boss is having a meltdown every day over nothing and yelling and screaming at everyone on a regular basis and decides one day that he should take a swing at you because you told him you weren't going to put up with him screaming and spitting and throwing violent tantrums anymore, well, it's probably time to go anyway.
The guy was an idiot and his childish outbursts chased away the one guy who could actually run the whole department and do EVERY.DAMN.THING that needed to be done but as shitty as the situation turned out, I'm glad my husband doesn't work there anymore.
He was coming home at lunch and complaining of chest pains at least 2 times a week, if not more, and while a lot of people don't believe it, stress really does kill people.
So goodbye and good riddance to crazy bosses with anger management issues.
And hello to being poor.
For the record, it totally sucks.
I've been taking note of how things have changed for us almost overnight and writing blog posts in my head. Unfortunately, my head is not a very effective filing cabinet and I forget said blog posts :(
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In an effort to rein in abusive practices by payday and auto title loan businesses, Midland is the latest municipality to pass Texas' unified ordinance, which sets basic affordability standards for payday and auto title loans and helps borrowers avoid a never-ending cycle of debt. "Our state has some of the most lax oversight of payday and auto title …
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Statement from Joe Sanchez, AARP Texas Associate State Director for Advocacy, on the Senate Committee on Business and Commerce's passage of Senate Bill 1247: "The Senate Committee on Business and Commerce took a step backwards today that will leave tens of thousands of Texans exposed to abusive payday and auto title loans. SB 1247, by …
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As a premier exhibition space in Chicago's northwest suburbs, Safety-Kleen Gallery One presents a diverse range of provocative work by international, national, and regional artists, such as Edward Burtynsky, Enrique Chagoya, Brian Dettmer, William Kentridge, Terry Evans, Zeke Berman, Barbara Crane, Tom Lowly, Diane Simpson, Jay Strommen, and Hubertus von der Goltz.
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A Chicago-based sculptor, inventor, musician, and luthier, creates a unique and lush sensorial environment by installing his elegant, hand-crafted, high-fidelity speakers—including an eight-foot wide double horn speaker regarded as a triumph of sound and beauty—within Safety-Kleen Gallery One, starting on Tuesday, September 24, 2013. Andrew Bird, musician, composer, and artistic collaborator with Schneller, supplies music for the exhibition through pre-recorded digital files. Several of Schneller's spinning aerosol sculptures add to the installation's visually charged atmosphere.
In 2010, Schneller and Bird used the entire Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum for a special one-night event called "Sonic Arboretum". Schneller strategically arranged his speakers to fill the Guggenheim's voluminous space, creating an incredible three-dimensional sonic phenomenon. The following year, Schneller exhibited "Sonic Arboretum" at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. In both exhibits, Bird used Schneller's provocative foundation of sound to play with music's malleable intervals, artfully presenting how synchronized reverberations move toward and away from elemental sounds and nuances. One's ability to define a sound's beginning and end was marginalized as the work's complexity was both thematic and ethereal. Schneller's spinning double horn further confounded one's ability to identify where the music was coming from as sounds bounced around like crisp, high-fidelity molecules. Though lyrical dissonance began to develop, its more stable opposition was also influential.
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During the last eight years Baskin has received numerous grants and awards, including the Mayor's Artist of the Year Award, the Shearman Grant, and five Robert Jones Beauregard Professorship Grants. He's been on the cover of Ceramics Monthly and participated in over twenty-five workshops, visiting artist lectures, and other collaborative projects.
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Two Library Projects Honored for Excellence in Historic Preservation
Published on Monday, June 25, 2012 - 1:49pm
Two DC Public Library capitol projects were honored at the Ninth Annual Awards for Excellence in Historic Preservation.
The awards, presented by Mayor Vincent C. Gray and the DC Office of Planning's Historic Preservation Office on June 21, included a Stewardship award for the Georgetown library. The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Design Guidelines received a Publication award.
"The Library is pleased to receive these honors," said Ginnie Cooper, chief librarian for the District of Columbia. "The Georgetown and Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial libraries are loved and valued by the District. We take great pride in ensuring that our work improves the buildings while respecting their history."
Damaged by fire on April 30, 2007, the Georgetown library restoration adapted the original blueprints to support modern library services like public-access computers and outlets to plug-in laptop computers. The original woodwork and historic feel of the building were retained and new spaces were created for children in the lower level and for the historic Peabody collection in the roof.
The Georgetown library team consisted of Martinez+Johnson Architecture PC; Smoot Construction; Hoshide Wanzer Williams Architects PLLC; EHT Traceries; and John J. Christie & Associates PC.
Librarian Jerry McCoy was honored for helping to restore the Peabody Collection and for helping firefighters retrieve historical artifacts from the original Peabody Room the day of the fire.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Design Guidelines support the maintenance and improvement of the building. Designated as a historic landmark in 2007, the library is the only such building in the world designed by internationally renowned architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The document outlines the design principles that went into the building and identifies how to preserve the building's historic features and finishes. The guidelines also address sustainable design and the potential for new technology to be added in the building.
The Publication Award was presented to EHT Traceries, who developed design guidelines based on a committee organized by the DC Public Library Foundation.
Since 2003, the District Government has honored over 100 outstanding projects, programs and individuals for exemplary work and commitment to historic preservation in the District of Columbia. A total of 55 individuals, businesses, District agencies and local organizations were recognized this year. The award-winning projects represent an investment of $272.5 million in historic districts and landmarks in the District of Columbia.


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How exactly Jon Rauhouse earned the nickname Mr. Orchid Fingers is unclear, but upon listening to one of Arizona's most respected guitarists it's safe to assume that his soulful and deliberate approach had something to do with it. The veteran journeyman is best known for his collaborative efforts with outstanding alto crooner Neko Case, but solo efforts such as 2007's Jon Rauhouse's Steel Guitar Heart Attack cast a more resplendent light on his ample chops as a guitarist and a songwriter. Each song an anachronism in it's own right, Rauhouse's material stirs up an almost tangibly aromatic nostalgia upon listening, further validation for one of the hippest nicknames in the biz.
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After weeks of the much buzzed-about Nicki Minaj vs. Mariah Carey feud and a week away from the season premiere the women of the new American Idol judging panel couldn't pretend to hide their animosity, even in front of the cameras, during a Q&A held at UCLA's Royce Hall on Wednesday night.
Ryan Seacrest was the host of the 45-minute live panel, introducing Carey who was wearing a replica of the off-the-shoulder dress worn by 90210's Brenda (Shannen Doherty) and Kelly (Jennie Garth) to their Spring Dance circa 1993 first, then country crooner Keith Urban.
As soon as Seacrest mentioned Minaj's name, Carey didn't waste time and immediately looked in the opposite direction, not even acknowledging Minaj's presence on stage. The Young Money MC reciprocated, also avoiding even glances toward the Grammy-winner's way. (Can someone say, "Meow!?")
Once the Q&A was underway, it didn't take a psychologist to analyze 29-year-old Minaj's body language it very clearly spoke for itself, because she couldn't have crossed her right leg crossed any further from Carey. Even though the panel was technically feud-free, it was full of subtle signs that displayed their clear animosity.
Exhibit A: When Minaj was asked what inspired her the most, the music star responded if they wanted a "corny or cookie" response. Carey didn't even disguise her eye-roll.
That wasn't the only time Carey reacted poorly to Minaj's scene-stealing, unpredictable behavior. When she was asked how a contestant could make a good first impression, Minaj said, "Flash me!" and was then reminded by Randy Jackson that she signed someone's breast. (Carey looked the other way and played with her hair during their exchange.)
The biggest sign of their Cold War on stage happened when the judges were asked what kind of talent they are looking for this season. Carey and Minaj provided a very passive-aggressive response. (Paging Dr. Phil!)
""If you name the ten biggest stars right now who has a Whitney Houston voice?" Minaj said about the current music industry. "We want someone who is going to engage people.""
Carey subtly responded: ""It's difficult to compare legends that may not be with us anymore to a new artist. For me, it was about who was unique.""
Nobody really knows what's fully going on with the silent battle that seems to be raging between these two judges, but going off audience enthusiasm and the ladies' fellow judge Keith Urban, there's a clear winner in the public's heart.
"What has been the most fun part about this entire Idol experience so far for you, Keith?" Seacrest asked the quiet judge.
"Nicki!" Urban responded, followed by some laughs that did not include Mariah's.
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This is a simple risotto to make and the combination of peas, spinach and parmesan is delicious. It is very important that you cook the rice with the onion for the first few minutes so the rice will be hot when you add the hot stock. This way the rice will cook evenly and the risotto will have a chewy bite.
This is so quick to make and a really good way to use prawns. The courgettes become soft and almost creamy if you toss the pasta well... Make sure the pasta still has a bite when you remove it from the water as you need to cook and reduce the sauce in the frying pan to make the sauce coat the pasta. Have a good week!
This recipe is so easy you have to try it. It's a really delicious lunch dish or even something to put in the middle of the table. Make sure you clean your clams well as you do not want any grit. The combination of the garlicky clams with courgette and tomato is lovely. It's a bowl of clams with a lovely soupy juice that has the tender courgettes. The grilled bread is to mop up all the juice. If you cannot get clams try mussels it works well. Have a great week!
You have to do this recipe this week as the English peas are perfect at the moment. If you wait too long they will become old and tough. This is probably the best way to enjoy peas as the combination of the sweet peas with the salty proscuitto and the butter pasta is absolutely delicious... Have a great week!
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If a life insurance policy on the life of a servicemember is assigned before military service to secure the payment of an obligation, the assignee of the policy (except the insurer in connection with a policy loan) may not exercise, during a period of military service of the servicemember or within one year thereafter, any right or option obtained under the assignment without a court order.
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Conventiculum Dickinsoniense (2009–)
A six-day immersion seminar in active Latin led by Terence Tunberg and Milena Minkova.
Dickinson Latin Summer Workshop (2006–)
A six-day reading seminar intended for teachers of Latin, as a way to refresh the mind through study of an extended Latin text, and to share experiences and ideas.
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A full-day Saturday workshop with a visiting scholar.
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CONVENTICULUM DICKINSONIENSE, July 6-12, 2015The Conventiculum Dickinsoniense is an immersion seminar in active Latin. It is specifically designed for all cultivators of Latin who wish to gain some ability to express themselves ex-tempore in correct Latin. A wide range of people can benefit from the seminar: professors in universities, teachers in secondary schools, graduate students, undergraduates, and other lovers of Latin, provided that anyone who considers applying has a solid understanding of the grammatical essentials of the Latin language. A minimum requirement for participation is knowledge of Latin grammar and the ability to read a Latin text of average complexity, even if using a dictionary often. But no previous experience in speaking Latin is necessary. Sessions will be aimed at helping participants to increase their ability to use Latin effectively in spoken discourse and to understand others speaking in Latin. After the first evening reception (in which any language may be spoken), Latin will be the language used throughout the seminar. Participants will be involved in intensive activity each day from morning until early evening (with breaks for lunch and mid-afternoon pauses). They will experience Latin conversations on topics ranging from themes in literature and art all the way to the routines and activities of daily life, and will enjoy the benefits of reading and discussing texts in the target language. Activities will involve both written and spoken discourse, both of which engage the active faculties of expression, and each of which is complementary to the other. The seminar will not merely illustrate how active Latin can be a useful tool for teachers, it will show how developing an active facility in Latin can directly and personally benefit any cultivator of Latin who wishes to acquire a more instinctive command of the language and a more intimate relationship with Latin writings.
Prof. Milena Minkova, University of Kentucky
Prof. Terence Tunberg, University of Kentucky
We can accept a maximum number of 40 participants. Deadline for applications is May 1, 2015. The participation fee for each participant will $300. The fee includes lodging in a single room in campus housing (and please note that lodging will be in a student residence near the site of the sessions), two meals (breakfast and lunch) per day, as well as the opening dinner, and a special cookout at the Dickinson farm for one night. That also covers the facilities fee, which allows access to the gym, fitness center, and the library, as well as internet access. The $300 fee does not include the cost of dinners (except for the opening dinner and the cookout at the Dickinson farm), and does not include the cost of travel to and from the seminar. Dinners can easily be had at restaurants within walking distance from campus. Please keep in mind that the participation fee of $300, once it has been received by the seminar's organizers, is not refundable. This is an administrative necessity.
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DICKINSON SUMMER LATIN WORKSHOP, July 14-19, 2015
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The Dickinson Summer Latin Workshop is intended for teachers of Latin, as a way to refresh the mind through study of an extended Latin text, and to share experiences and ideas with Latinists and teachers. Sometimes those who are not currently engaged in teaching have participated as well, including retired teachers and those working towards teacher certification.
Christopher Francese (Dickinson College)
Wells Hansen (Assistant Editor, Amphora, formerly of Milton Academy)
Participants must have a firm grasp of the basics of Latin grammar and a solid working vocabulary. But we aim at a mixture of levels and experience.
Deadline for applications is May 1, 2015. The participation fee for each participant will $300. The fee covers lodging, three meals per day, the facilities fee, which allows access to the gym, fitness center, and the library, as well as wireless and wired internet access while on campus. The $300 fee does not cover the costs of books or travel. The recommended book is W.E. Leonard and S.B. Smith, The Latin Text of Lucretius (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1942). Please keep in mind that the participation fee of $300, once it has been received by the seminar's organizers, is not refundable. This is an administrative necessity.
Lodging: accommodations will be in a student residence hall near the site of the sessions. The building features suite-style configurations of two double rooms sharing a private bathroom, or one double and one single room sharing a private bathroom.
The first event will be an introductory dinner at 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 14. The final session ends at noon on Sunday, July 19, with lunch to follow. Sessions will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. each day, with the afternoons left free for preparation.
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Past events
- Terence Tunberg and Milena Minkova, Conventiculum Dickinsoniense, July 2014
- Chris Francese and Wells Hansen, Dickinson Latin Workshop, July 2014
- Andrew Becker (Virginia Tech) "Sound (and Sometimes Sense) in Latin Verses: Accents, Rhythms, Meters, Poems," March 23, 2013.
- Terence Tunberg and Milena Minkova, Conventiculum Dickinsoniense, July 5–11, 2013.
- Christopher Francese and Meghan Reedy, Ovid's Fasti, Book 4, July 11-16, 2013
- David Gilman Romano (University of Arizona), and Nicholas Stapp (University of Arizona), "Ancient Corinth and Roman City Planning," November 16, 2013.
- Terence Tunberg and Milena Minkova, Conventiculum Dickinsoniense, July 6-12, 2012
- Christopher Francese and Meghan Reedy, Propertius' Elegies, July 13-17, 2012
- Hans-Friedrich Mueller (Union College) "Julius Caesar in his Time: The General as Historian" March 26, 2011
- Terence Tunberg and Milena Minkova, Conventiculum Dickinsoniense, July 5 -11, 2011
- Christopher Francese and Meghan Reedy, Tacitus' Germania, July 13-17, 2011
- Carl J. Richard (University of Louisiana, Lafayette) "Greeks and Roman Bearing Gifts: How the Ancients Inspired the Founding Fathers," November 11, 2011.
- Terence Tunberg and Milena Minkova, Conventiculum Dickinsoniense, July 5 -10, 2010.
- Stephen Heyworth (Wadham College, Oxford University), "Roman Myth and Ovid's Fasti" Febraury 21, 2009.
- Christopher Francese and Meghan Reedy, Cicero's De Re Publica, July 12–17, 2009.
- Christopher Francese and Meghan Reedy (Dickinson College), Catullus (entire), July 13-19, 2008.
- Christopher Francese and Meghan Reedy (Dickinson College), Seneca's De brevitate vitae, July 15–21, 2007.
- Christopher Francese, Ovid's "little Aeneid" (Metamorphoses 13.623–14.582), July 23–28, 2006.
- John Donahue (William & Mary), "From Dining Table to Banquet Hall Workshop," November 5, 2005.
- R. Scott Smith and Stephen Trzaskoma (University of New Hampshire) "How Did the Greeks Believe in their Myths?" November 6, 2004.
- Garrett Fagan (Pennsylvania State University) "Attractions of the Arena: Roman Gladiatorial Spectacles" March 8th, 2003.
- Madeleine Henry (Iowa State University) "Ancient Roman Women," November 8th, 2003.
- Ann Olga Koloski-Ostrow (Brandeis University), "Pompeii and Herculaneum: Windows on Roman Life" February 23, 2002.
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Andrew Morton had a dream: a new kernel tree which would make kernel development easier to follow and more efficient. He looked for a maintainer and found one in Stephen Rothwell.
The new "Kernel Next" kernel tree is designed to be an intermediate step between Torvalds' and Morton' code. Torvalds' tree holds the next kernel due for release, which is always close to completion. The drivers and changes in the tree are definite fixtures for the next release. Morton's tree is completely different: the "-mm" tree contains developments regarded as too experimental that need testing. Linux Next aims to improve coordination between the two. New developments that successfully pass through Morton's tree will move on to the Next tree and from there to Torvalds.
The developers hope that the new system will improve the quality of code reaching Torvalds and thus facilitate work on the imminent kernel release. The Next tree will contain drivers which stand a very good chance of being accepted by Torvalds. The drivers will be optimized in the Next tree leaving just minor modifications to complete before acceptance for the imminent kernel version. This is a good thing for developers, and will make it easier to separate and differentiate between development stages. At the same time, subsystem maintainers will find it easier to coordinate their work.
The maintainer of the new tree is Stephen Rothwell, who is now looking for subsystem maintainers. He describes the new tree, and how he imagines future cooperation, on the Linux Kernel mailing list. The response from most of the developers who took part in the discussion was positive, although the announcement did fire a discussion on principles of kernel development.
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SPARTA, WI (WTAQ) - Wisconsin has recorded its first shooting death of a deer hunter in three years.
Officials at Fort McCoy said 22-year-old Thomas Stamborski of Milwaukee was found dead of a gunshot wound, in a designated hunting area of the Army base near Sparta.
The incident happened on Saturday.
The fort said the victim was a civilian who was not connected with the Defense Department. The Army's Criminal Investigation Command is investigating.
Fort McCoy officials said they issued 2,000 permits on 46,000 acres of land that were opened to deer hunting.
The DNR had gone two straight years without a hunter being shot to death – the first time that's ever happened. Only 3 November gun seasons in the last 160 years did not have a fatal shooting in Wisconsin.
At least three hunters died during this season's opening weekend. The other two were reported earlier. 51-year-old Shaun Lemanski of Green Bay died after he fell from a tree-stand in the Marathon County town of Cassel west of Wausau.
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In the early morning hours of Tuesday, according to police, Papineau, of Chittenden, ran away from her home to the Rutland area, leading the Vermont State Police to begin an investigation of Papineau as a "missing person."
With the help of the Rutland City Police, Papineau was found, unharmed, and hiding in the basement of a home on Forrest Street on Wednesday.
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HOUSTON, TX (June 28, 2010) – Girl Scout Nellie M. has patriotic spirit and she is spreading it around the Oakmont Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Katy. As part of her service project to earn the Girl Scout Silver Award, Nellie and her twin sister Maureen have been volunteering at the nursing home this summer. With the guidance of her advisor, Johnnie Jackson, activities director at Oakmont, Nellie is planning a Fourth of July program for the residents and their families on Friday, July 2. She recruited friends from the local community, including band mates from Katy Taylor High School and family to help with the special event.
"One of my fondest memories growing up was decorating my bike and riding it in our neighborhood's Fourth of July parade with my friends," says Nellie. "I thought having a parade would bring a little cheer into the lives of these residents who have become my friends. I also knew they would enjoy live music so I asked some of my friends in my school band to play with me."
The festivities will begin with a patriotic wheelchair parade throughout the facility. Helpers will adorn wheelchairs with red, white and blue décor and give residents flags and pom-poms to wave. Everyone will wear red, white or blue and have kazoos to make music as they roll through the hallways. The parade will end at the outside pavilion where sparklers will be lit. Then, families of residents are invited to join residents for a "cookout" lunch of hamburgers and hot dogs. After lunch, Nellie will lead a musical ensemble in patriotic music and encourage residents to read poems and sing along.
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There is not a new recall on drop-side rail cribs because of these new regulations. You can check the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website for companies that have recalled their cribs and are providing immobilizers to secure the drop-side on the cribs.
Facilities such as daycare centers, hotels, and church nurseries have until December 28, 2011 to replace old cribs with compliant cribs that meet the new safety standards.
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What the article was missing is the life of associates and trainees at international firms in Saudi. All 3 top firms worth working for have managing partners whose only credential is being Saudi or speaking Arabic, but not being able to deal with their employees effectively: M Al-Jadaan, M Al-Shaikh and Julian Johansen.
Deals like in London or NY? You must be joking. Talents and skills decline in Saudi and it is better you come to Saudi at the end of your career than at the beginning or in the middle. Unless you want to be on cruise mode, do not come to Saudi. You are unmarketable afterwards in the real world.
No article on Saudi projects is complete with a word on finance and banks. The financing of the extension of the Prophet's Mosque through unislamic monies (Clifford Chance/Aljadaan), the construction of Jabal Omar in Mekkah with interest money (White & Case/Alshaikh) or the writing of the mortgage law forcing sharia judges to record security for riba loans (Abdulaziz Algasim) are pushing Saudi Arabia away from its heritage and into eonomic turmoil. We Saudis will have to pay the price in decades to come when all western companies have long vanished.
The issue of how Islamic the current iteration of "Islamic Finance" may be is a very complex one. My own view is that the Islamic Finance industry is being driven by non-Muslims who have a limited stake in the integrity of the product. I wouldn't lay the blame for that at the feet of Al Jadaan or Alsheikh. It is an inevitable by-product of allowing Islamic Finance developments to be driven by initiatives from London, Hong Kong and Malaysia (where the non-Muslim Chinese are heavily involved).
To "Mr. O'Donovan," I'm quite curious who you are, but from having dealt with all three of the lawyers you've named, I've found them to be nothing but professional and quite astute - in my view, their credentials go well beyond being Saudi and speaking Arabic.


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Deloitte CE Top 500
According to the fourth edition of the Deloitte CE Top 500 report, indications from the first quarter of 2010 suggest that a gradual economic recovery is already underway, demonstrated by widespread increases in company revenues following a year of steep decline. This appears to be taking place in most countries and sectors, although the market dynamics of industries including Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) and Automotive mean there are exceptions to this rule.
Clearly, several factors are at play in supporting the recovery, including economic stimulus packages from western governments and international organisations, national action to reduce deficits and company programmes to streamline and modernise their operations.
According to Deloitte Central Europe CEO Michael J. Barrington, the region's companies also need to look to their 'natural' advantages to exploit export opportunities: "International trade is highly dependent on the sustainable economic health of trading partners outside Central Europe – the region's companies cannot influence this, but should take the opportunity to leverage the full value of their lower labour and production costs."
The report ranks the region's 500 leading companies and examines trends by country and by sector to graphically illustrate the wider commercial and economic environment to which business leaders are adapting and responding. For example, leading oil company PKN Orlen of Poland radically changed its net income position from a loss in 2008 of euro 324 million to a positive euro 280 million. Similarly, the Polish bank PKO BP was able to increase its asset value by 18 percent in Euros to take the sector's top position during a year when its rivals saw either modest rises or, in some cases, an actual decline.
Other important elements behind the CE region's fragile recovery include some clear competitive advantages that the region's economies hold over their Western European counterparts. These include a relatively low-cost labour force, new production facilities that are more efficient than older plants in the west, and a banking sector that escaped the worst impacts of the financial and economic crises. The overall picture of the region that emerges from the aftermath of a one-in-a-generation crisis, when total Euro revenues of the region's 500 largest companies fell by close to 21 percent in a single year, is one still embroiled in uncertainty but that faces great opportunities.
The challenge for the region's companies and countries now is to grasp those opportunities and in so doing to make today's fragile recovery both strong and sustainable. To do so, they should possibly follow the lead of companies in the Consumer Business and Transportation sector, which has seen its share of Top 500 revenues rise from 20 percent in 2006, to 23 percent in 2008 and 28 percent in 2009, or Real Estate company Skanska, which more than doubled its revenues to Euro 1.7 billion in 2009.
More information about the Ranking and Industry Insights you may find at: www.deloitte.com/cetop500


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News about Ireland, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 1, 2014
Editorial contends that finding by European Commission that Ireland provided extravagant tax benefits to Apple is latest evidence of resourcefulness of multinational companies when it comes to minimizing taxes; calls on lawmakers around the world to agree not to compete by offering relative tax advantages that hurt everyone, and for tightening of rules that let multinational companies avoid paying taxes they owe. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
European Commission publicly accuses Ireland of giving illegal subsidies to Apple and cautions that country might need to collect back taxes from company, which analysts say could reach billions of dollars; case is warning shot to companies shopping for tax deals around the globe. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Europe's antitrust regulator will issue report describing its investigation into whether low-tax countries like Ireland have made special deals with multinationals like Apple that helped companies avoid billions in taxes and created unfair advantages over other European Union member countries. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Government statistics show that Ireland's economy is growing at a rapid pace; Ireland's gross domestic product grew 7.7 percent between July 2013 and June 2014, biggest annual rate of growth since early 2007. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Penn State football team's season opener against Central Florida in Ireland could be imperiled by potential volcanic eruption in Iceland that could disrupt flights to Europe. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Yields on Ireland's government bonds have fallen to nominal lows after ratings upgrade, surprising turnaround for country that faced bankruptcy in 2010. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Woman living in Ireland who was refused abortion despite asserting that she was suicidal delivers her baby by cesarean; Irish Parliament legalized termination of pregnancy in July 2013 in cases when there is real and substantial risk to life of mother, including threat of suicide over pregnancy; psychiatrists determined that woman had suicidal thoughts, but obstetrician declared that fetus was viable and that it should be delivered; baby is reported to be healthy and is expected to be taken into state care. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Bruce Selcraig article reflects on how decade after Ireland banned workplace smoking, it has changed pubs, hotels and lives. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Irish government will begin an investigation into allegations of neglect and criminality at so-called mother-and-baby homes, which have housed an estimated 35,000 unmarried mothers since the 1920s; investigation follows reports that the remains of 796 children, mainly babies, had been secretly buried at a home run by the Sisters of Bon Secours in Tuam, County Galway between 1925 and 1961. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Claim by local historian Catherine Corless that 796 children who lived in state-funded home run by Roman Catholic order of nuns are buried in mass grave in Tuam, Ireland, have yet to be substantiated; scandal has for the moment revealed more about ways local lore and small-town sleuthing can be distorted in the news media juggernaut than about what actually happened. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Pres Obama nominates Jane D Hartley as ambassador to France and Kevin F O'Malley to fill long-vacant post of ambassador to Ireland; Hartley's nomination reinforces criticism that Obama administration has granted too many diplomatic posts to former fund-raisers. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
Irish government and police are coming under increasing pressure to open an investigation into allegations that a Roman Catholic religious order secretly buried up to 796 babies and toddlers born to unmarried mothers over several decades. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
Researcher Catherine Corless says that 796 children may have been buried in mass grave beside a former church-run orphanage for the children of unmarried women in Tuam, Ireland; records show that the children, mostly babies and toddlers, died--often of disease--in the orphanage. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column describes meeting with Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, who has been questioned in connection with the IRA's gruesome 1972 murder of Jean McConville; argues that Adams seems genuinely dedicated to ending cycle of violence and distrust, and credits him for achieving the difficult transition from armed resistance to political power. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Colum McCann warns that Irish peace process could be faltering after 16 years; contends disruption of peace in Ireland would be a disaster for the world, and argues that the Obama administration, which has not appointed an ambassador to Ireland for a year and half, is still vital for re-energizing the peace. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Look column presents photos taken by Kenneth O Halloran of abandoned handball courts in Ireland. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Remains of 83 men, women and children who died in quarantine after sailing into New York Harbor to escape 19th century Irish potato famine will be re-interred at Moravian Cemetery on Staten Island; ceremony is intended to pay tribute not just to the 83 deceased but also to the many other Irish immigrants who crossed the Atlantic and died soon after their arduous voyages. MORE
Apr. 7, 2014
Ireland's Pres Michael D Higgins will make the first state visit to Britain by Irish president; it is sign of warming relations between two countries with troubled history. MORE
Mar. 27, 2014
Scandals embroiling Ireland's police force have developed into a full-blown political and legal crisis for the Irish government; Irish police have been under sustained attack for months over allegations of buggings and the cancellation of traffic penalties and fines for the well connected. MORE
Mar. 17, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Rosemary Mahoney describes meeting two poor, young Irish girls in an upscale neighborhood in Dublin before the economic collapse in 2008; expresses admiration for their verve, tenacity, independence and savvy imagination on the occasion of St Parick's Day, noting they were probably not terribly affected by the vagaries of the Irish economy. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Timothy Egan Op-Ed column submits that Rep Paul Ryan, who is of Irish decent, has decried 'culture of dependency' in manner similar to England's arguments against helping Ireland during great famine in 1840s; says that Ryan, who has boasted of his Irish heritage, is ignoring historical realities. MORE
Mar. 15, 2014
Diplomatic Memo; Obama administration has not nominated a new ambassador to Ireland since Dan Rooney left post in December 2012; 14-month gap between envoys, longest since 1927, has cast a pall over Irish-American relations, especially as Pres Obama meets with Irish Prime Min Enda Kenny for St Patrick's Day celebration. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Editorial welcomes decision by the European Court of Human Rights to hold the Irish government liable for the sexual abuse of children at state-funded Catholic schools, forcing it to compensate victims; says there is ample evidence that government failed to protect children as it attempted to deny responsibility. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
European Court of Human Rights rules that Louise O'Keeffe, Irish woman who was sexually abused when she attended publicly financed Roman Catholic primary school in 1970s, is entitled to compensation for Irish government's failure to protect her. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Ireland is reopening its embassy to Vatican more than two years after shutting it down in the wake of sex abuse cases. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Investors are piling into the government debt of bailed-out countries like Ireland and Spain; countries are able to sell their bonds at lower interest rates than they have seen in years, renewing hopes that Europe has turned corner; demand comes despite the problems still plaguing the euro zone. MORE
Jan. 11, 2014
Op-Ed article by columnist Fintan O'Toole contends overblown optimism about the state of Ireland's economy raises the question of whether economic conditions needed to be so bleak for so long, and whether austerity has actually cured the nation's ills; maintains that Ireland's experience makes it a model of suffering, but such austerity did not bring down nation's debt. MORE
Jan. 6, 2014
Irish officials are using grants and tax breaks to help small start-ups find room among big tech companies like Google and Facebook that employ thousands in Dublin; Ireland's fledgling firms received about $65 million venture capital investment in first nine months of 2013, down 28 percent from year-earlier period and less than tenth of what rivals in Britain secured. MORE
Jan. 4, 2014
Technology companies are creating scores of opportunities in Ireland and other parts of Europe, yet unemployment hovers near record highs; thousands of jobs are languishing unfilled as many in work force find that their skills are ill-suited for posts in information technology. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Ireland's housing bubble a decade ago that later burst left nation with thousands of homes that were never finished or proved to be substandard; nation aims to tear down 40 troubled developments by end of 2014 but razing program only nibbles at problem; many people paid high prices for houses that are fire hazards or built with faulty foundations or have other problems that are even harder and more expensive to solve. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
Ireland technically becomes first of Europe's crisis-hit countries to emerge from international financial rescue program; program of austerity however, hailed as a successful recovery tool, has left many desperately struggling to survive; unemployment is 12.8 percent. MORE
Nov. 30, 2013
Saturday Profile of Philomena Lee, who was forced by Irish Catholic Church to give up her 3-year-old son for adoption in 1955 because she was an unwed mother; Lee is subject of both Stephen Frears's film Philomena and Martin Sixsmith's book of same name; film has thrown spotlight on church's past abusive practices. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Ireland announces that it will make a clean break from its international bailout program in December, and do it without first seeking a precautionary credit line; country would become first of four euro zone bailout nations to end its reliance on huge loans made during the worst months of the debt crisis. MORE
Oct. 27, 2013
Christopher Hall Personal Journeys travel article on visiting Skellig Michael, remote island off coast of Ireland. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
Irish authorities promise to review circumstances under which two blond, blue-eyed Roma children were removed from their families in different parts of the country, only to be returned when DNA testing confirmed their parentage. MORE
Oct. 18, 2013
Timothy Egan Op-Ed column contends that in the fifty years since Pres John F Kennedy visited Ireland, much has changed for the worse there, particularly in the way that belief in institutions like the church and the government has been displaced; maintains that both United States and Ireland would do well to recall the feeling of doubtless possibility from Kennedy's era, which has not entirely disappeared. MORE
Oct. 16, 2013
Ireland's government promises to make it more difficult for multinational companies to use its laws to reduce their tax liabilities, but it is unclear what effect the move will have; action follows increased scrutiny on country's tax code. MORE
Oct. 16, 2013
Increasing number of Americans with deep pockets and traceable Irish roots pay cash to buy Irish castles and manor houses at bargain rates; many properties are being sold for about third of 2007 levels. MORE
Oct. 14, 2013
Irish Prime Min Enda Kenny declares imminent end of economic crisis, predicting that country will emerge from international bailout program in December; if timetable holds, Ireland will be first of four countries that received bailouts to end dependence on international support. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Referendum to abolish Ireland's upper house of Parliament fails to pass, despite opinion polls showing strong support; vote is seen as blow to Prime Min Enda Kenny, who had championed measure. MORE
Oct. 5, 2013
Voters in Ireland cast ballots in referendum on whether to abolish upper house of Parliament, the Seanad, or Senate; Irish government argues that upper house, its members mostly appointed by the governing party, is fundamentally elitist and too expensive. MORE
Sep. 26, 2013
Dublin Journal; critics say that Arthur's Day in Ireland, which began in 2009 to mark the 250th anniversary of Guinness, is nothing but an excuse for binge drinking. MORE
Sep. 21, 2013
Anglicans appoint Rev Pat Storey, their first female bishop in the United Kingdom and Ireland. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
United States asks Ireland to hand over Eric Marques, man who Federal Bureau of Investigation says is world's most prolific facilitator of child pornography; Marques is accused of using encryption technology to offer an anonymous hosting service for Web sites with total of more than one million pornographic pictures. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
President Michael D Higgins of Ireland signs into law bill legalizing abortion, though only in exceptional cases where doctors deem a woman's life is at risk. MORE
Jul. 28, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Tana French examines psychology behind the Irish financial crisis, in light of of tapes released by the Irish Independent newspaper of Anglo Irish bank officials discussing lying to the government; posits that many Irish bought into myths being peddled at the height of the country's economic boom, only to be utterly destroyed. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column notes that prices of homes and apartments in Ireland are increasing, especially in the Dublin region, hinting at glints of recovery after country's long downturn. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Letter from Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, comments on Ross Douthat's July 21 Op-Ed column on new Texas abortion law as compared to Ireland's abortion regulations. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column highlights Ireland as an example of way in which abortion restrictions like the one passed in Texas will affect women's health and position in society. MORE
Jul. 14, 2013
Rory McIlroy has distanced himself from his roots since becoming the second Irish golfer to win multiple majors, which has many in Ireland questioning his loyalties; he has relocated to Florida and changed his equipment and his Dublin-based management team, both instrumental in his rise to No. 1 in March 2012. MORE
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General Information on Ireland
Official Name: Ireland
Capital: Dublin (Current local time)
Government Type: Republic, parliamentary democracy
Population: 4.11 million
Area: 27,136 square miles; slightly larger than West Virginia
Languages: English (official), Irish (Gaelic or Gaeilge) (official) spoken mainly in areas located along the western seaboard
Year of Independence: 1921
Web site: Irlgov.ie
Europeans Accuse Ireland of Giving Apple Illegal Tax Break
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October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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September 30, 2014, Tuesday
E.U. Inquiry Into Tax Deals for Multinationals Like Apple Pushes Ahead
Europe's antitrust regulator will issue a report describing its investigation into whether countries like Ireland have cut tax deals to lure companies.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
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1914: British Prime Minister Urges Irish to Enlist
Highlights from the International Herald Tribune archives: Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith made a speech in Dublin "to summon Ireland, a loyal and patriotic Ireland, to take her place in the defence of our common cause."
September 27, 2014, Saturday
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Bananas Merger Accord Revised by Chiquita and Fyffes
In an effort to fend off a rival bid, Chiquita shareholders would have 59.6 percent of the merged entity under the new terms, up from 50.7 percent.
September 26, 2014, Friday
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Economy in Ireland Continues to Grow
Ireland's economy is growing at a rapid pace last experienced at the tail end of the Celtic Tiger boom, government statisticians reported on Thursday.
September 19, 2014, Friday
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U2 Releases New Album for Free on Apple's iTunes
With virtually no advance notice, U2 has released "Songs of Innocence," its first album since 2009, for free on iTunes.
September 9, 2014, Tuesday
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Irish Panel to Pick a Regulator With Global Reach in Overseeing Data Privacy
The commissioner will be responsible for protecting the rights of those who use technology services outside the United States, including many users of Facebook, LinkedIn and Apple.
September 1, 2014, Monday
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Ireland's Data Privacy Regulator Will Have Global Sway
A five-person panel of civil servants and privacy experts will choose a data protection commissioner, who will have a large say in how Internet giants including Facebook and Apple use online information from roughly a billion users.
August 29, 2014, Friday
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Chiquita Seeks to Reassure Investors on Deal for Fyffes
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August 27, 2014, Wednesday
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European Union Investigates Tax Rulings
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Order for Microsoft to Disclose Data Stored Outside of U.S.
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