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california. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. race day in san jose. cyclists and fans are at the starting line for the tour of california. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the
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zooms through san jose this afternoon. the 19.6-mile course will start on bailey avenue at the ibm silicon valley lab after noon. the finish line is at the santa clara county motorcycle park on metcalf road. this is day 6 of the eight-day event that started in southern california. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is live in san jose where riders are gearing up for the big race. cate. >> reporter: good afternoon, frank. in less than an hour, the cycling pros are going to be out on the streets of san jose and fans will be lining up to send them off. there's a lot of activity already going on right here. we know there are already racers out as part of a charity race. and although these 400 are professionals as far as they are concerned, they are already living the dream.
tour of california is here in the bay area. >> whoo! >> reporter: it kicked off with charity riders getting a chance to test out the big boys course. >> i'm really excited to be here to take part. i feel like i have been able to
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do the same course that the professionals are doing. >> reporter: the charity race has been part of the tour every year raising $25,000 annually for antiobesity programs in silicon valley. >> excited to see the pros race on the roads that i ride all the time. it will be cool to ride the course and see how much faster they can get through it. >> reporter: we are in stage 6 of the 8-day tour, with different styles of races. today is the individual time trial. >> this is individual righters starting at one-minute intervals. it takes out the team work. individual riders how strong they are on that day. >> reporter: the pros aside, this is a special day for the fans. it's the largest annual spectator sporting event in the state. >> we have a lot of riders who you normally have to go to europe to see compete. fans or not, it brings them to
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beautiful california and we get to see some great world class professional racing on roads here that people ride every day. >> reporter: today is specifically unique because the time trials won't be that traditional pack of riders you see. it's all about the individuals. so really, it could be a game changer and it could set the tone for the rest of the race. reporting live in south san jose, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> thank you. this is the first time the
tour will finish here in the bay area. it will end in santa rosa on sunday. and it will be a busy weekend to be sure. the tour of california collides with the bay to breakers this sunday in san francisco. security will be tight. bomb dogs and more officers will be among the runners. cement trash cans have been replaced with transparent ones. security is increased following the boston marathon bombing boston marathon last month. chief suhr says officers will be ready. >> we have told the officers they have to engage the crowd
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early and often. this is a great event. it's over 100 years old. we don't expect anything different. >> he says you will see police academy cadets helping out with patrols and 16 other law enforcement agencies helping on sunday including the fbi. we have posted a complete race guide on our website, kpix.com/baytobreakers. >> reporter: two men are dead overnight after a shooting on 880 after the end of the golden state warriors game. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec tells us why investigators don't think this is a random act of violence. >> reporter: the two men who died on northbound 880 around 10:30 last night were on the way home from the warriors game at oracle arena, wearing warriors gear and driving this white porsche when someone in a dark colored suv pulled up to the driver's side and started shooting a semi-automatic pistol. the driver died at the wheel. the passenger on the road. >> the passenger at some point
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exited the vehicle and was struck by another car. >> reporter: the chp shut down 880 until 2:30 causing a back from broadway for miles. just as warrior fans were going home from the game. >> i think they are cowards for shooting on the freeway, you know, for anybody shooting anybody. >> i'm just visiting from chicago. i can't believe something like this happening tonight. that's terrible. i hope they find the guys that did this. >> reporter: investigators don't know why the shooter targeted the 2010 porsche, but it's such a distinctive car, they are hoping witnesses may remember seeing it earlier in the night. >> exactly what led up to this shoot, the motivation behind the shooting, that's still being looked at by our investigators. >> reporter: no shots were fired from the white porsche during this altercation. the chp thinks this was something more than simple road rage. >> road rage is more of a random incident. in many cases, you do not have the quantity of rounds fired
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from one vehicle to another in a road rage incident. >> reporter: investigators are now reviewing surveillance video footage from inside and outside of the coliseum trying to find out if anything that may have happened here led to this deadly double shooting. in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the men who died were in their late 20s or early 30s. they lived in contra costa county. an alameda county sheriff's deputy shot a suspect in castro valley overnight. he is in critical condition today. last night deputies pulled over a buick for having stolen license plates. the driver tried to run away on foot and as officers tried to stop him, a passenger in the car jumped behind the wheel. that's when the deputy fired. both men are in custody. oakland's police department under the gun to make major changes to some serious flaws within the force. sean nguyen told kpix 5 reporter anne makovec he is in charge. >> reporter: who is running the show right now, yourself or the
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federal overseers? >> i'm running the show. i am the police chief and there are certain things by court order i have to check with them about but day to day i'm making the decisions. >> you can see the rest of our one-on-one interview with acting chief whent this sunday on kpix 5 this morning starting at 7:30 a.m. a police officer was injured and five people arrested after a violent confrontation at san francisco state. [ yelling and cursing ] >> campus police say they got a call about 8 p.m. last night about unauthorized people in a residence hall. police say the trespassers, none of them students, resisted when officers tried to remove them. >> anybody could have been in the room and they just like came and like handcuffed people and started like beating people with flashlights. >> the trespassers said they are part of a protest group that was kicked out of a building the day before elsewhere in san francisco. they insist last night they were just visiting friends, not protesting. some other headlines around
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the bay area on this friday. a traditional funeral was held for malcolm shabazz in oakland this morning. he is the grandson of malcolm x. 28-year-old shabazz was killed in mexico city last week. officials say he was beaten to death by two waiters over a $1,200 bar tab. shabazz's body is now on the way to new york for a private funeral and burial. a mountain lion who wandered into downtown santa cruz is back where it belongs back up in the mountains. a 100-pound male was spotted yesterday. he got stuck downtown in an area aqueduct there. wildlife rescue crews tranquilized it as a crowd looked on. he is back in the mountains. 7 missing people from the deadly texas tornadoes are now accounted for and today governor rick perry will be paying a visit to the affected areas. wednesday night, 16 tornadoes left nothing but debris and leveled homes in their wake. six people were killed and hundreds left homeless. granbury took the brunt of the
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deadly weather. a neighborhood with dozens of habitat for humanity homes. but one survivor is optimistic. >> all the people that helped me build it three years ago, say hey, don't worry about it, we're ready to build it again. >> many of granbury's survivors are still not allowed to return to what's left of their homes. crews are working to clear the area of leaking propane tanks and downed power lines before residents are allowed back in. coming up, some red carpet theatrics on the french riviera and the search for thieves and a million dollars jewelry heist. >> reporter: i'm roberta gonzales at aquatic park. have you ever wondered what it's like to swim from alcatraz to san francisco? we'll tell you about it as the news continues with mobile weather on kpix 5. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. the winds are starting to blow around the bay area. what about the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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encouraging news this morni about a recovering economy helped push higher k prices today... a live look at the big board now. the dow is up.... (ad s) in fact the n encouraging news this morning about a recovering economy helped push stock prices higher today. a live look at the big board right now, and you can see, look at that, the dow is up about 97 points. in fact, the nasdaq and s&p are all in near record territory. the blame game on the irs scandal continues on capitol hill today. lawmakers grilling the former commissioner who was forced out. cbs reporter danielle nottingham with the lawmakers who have made the white house now on the defensive. >> reporter: the ousted acting commissioner of the irs told congress politics did not motivate the tax agents who targeted tea party groups for extra scrutiny. >> i think what happened here was that foolish mistakes were made by people trying to be
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more efficient in their workload selection. the listing described in the report while intolerable was a mistake and not an act of partisanship. >> reporter: lawmakers on the house ways and means committee came down hard on steven miller saying his agency failed the american people and that managers failed to come clean to congress. >> this is wrong to abuse the tax system. this screams out for tax reform, does it not? >> i think it's an area ripe for redefinition and reform, yes, sir. >> reporter: the treasury inspector-general also testified. he confirmed his findings that the irs singled out conservative groups for unfair treatment. >> the irs views inappropriate criteria to target for review tea party and other organizations based on their name and policy positions. >> reporter: president obama said he did not know about the irs scandal until it came out in the headlines last week. but republican leaders are keeping the white house on the defensive. >> this appears to be just the latest example of a culture of
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coverups and political intimidation in this administration. >> reporter: the president has promised to continue the crackdown at the irs. he appointed 42-year-old daniel werfel as the new acting commissioner. and along with congress, he is demanding a clean break from past mistakes. danielle nottingham, cbs news, capitol hill. it's friday! >> it is. >> hooray! >> doesn't it feel good? >> it feels great. you guys are going to play golf pretty soon. >> we have a charity event we'll be at this afternoon in pleasanton. looking forward to that. and it's going to be windy. so hopefully we are going to enjoy a great golf game and a lot of great weather around the bay area not only today but i think the weekend is going to work out super. outside right now, sure, the breezes are blowing a bit over the bay. but otherwise, we are looking at mostly clear skies now. the temperatures beginning to warm up. 67 degrees in concord. 67 in livermore. still a cool 57 in san francisco. and 65 degrees in san jose. throughout the afternoon those breezes are going to blow
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especially toward the coastline and just inside the bay. tonight a few low clouds and fog toward the coastline and inside the bay. but the weekend is looking very nice as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. today a transitional day. we have the trough along the coastline now pumping in cool air and helping the winds kick up. this ridge building in over the weekend should bring plenty of sunshine and much warmer weather especially as we get into sunday. temperatures around the state upper 70s in toward the sacramento valley. 79 degrees in fresno. still a chance we could see a few lingering showers in the high country. partly cloudy and about 60 degrees into monterey bay. temperatures around the bay in the south bay looking at 69 in san jose. 72 in morgan hill. a cool 58 and breezy in pacifica. east bay temperatures up in the 60s and also the 70s. and as you head inside the bay, you will feel that sea breeze through the golden gate bridge 61 degrees in sausalito, 60 in san francisco. and about 59 degrees in daly city. hey, if you want to head to the ballpark tonight, should be a great night for the game. a little cool. a little breezy, too.
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temperature about 59 degrees. the as playing the royals tonight. over the weekend we are going to see plenty of sunshine, high pressure builds in. those temperatures warming up nicely 80s by sunday. monday we could be pushing 90 degrees. then those temperatures cool off, more clouds and those winds kicking up toward the middle of this next week. well, this weekend the ultimate jail break in san francisco bay in mobile weather, kpix 5's roberta gonzales is live by aquatic park with tomorrow's alcatraz shark fest. >> reporter: spot on. the winds have been increasing here. behind me on the bay waters we are seeing whitecaps. right now mobile weather is reporting 59 degrees and the winds are between 5 to 10. the water over here off the bay is calm. to tell us about the ultimate race, it's sharkfest, lou ann rose. tell us about sharkfest, what is it? >> reporter: it's 1.5-mile swim from alcatraz to san francisco that's going to be about 900 competitors making the crossing. >> and that's a sold-out crowd.
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>> it is. so it's a very popular event. >> reporter: walk us or swim us through it from alcatraz to the shoreline. >> essentially they take us out on a ferry and drop us off on the left side of alcatraz. then we jump in off the ferry. they line us up at the start line. as soon as that horn goes off, everyone is racing to the finish. it's going to be exciting. >> reporter: i took part in this before and i remember they had to push me off the boat. >> if you don't jump, they will push you. so they allow the people to get off the ferry and make sure the race starts on time. >> reporter: my experience is as soon as i jump in i don't know how far down i'm going. that scares me. i just want to get to the top of the water as soon as possible. then it's like five separate currents. this is a difficult swim. what's your strategy as an eight-time winner? >> definitely getting in front, having a good start, make sure i have a fast sprint off the start line and pushing all the way through. there's going to be changes in the currents from start to finish. so if you are feeling like it's against you a little bit, you have to pick up the pace and push through so you can get a good time. >> reporter: one year it was too foggy for me to see coit
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tower on the shore and the other time it was clear. that's what we expect for the weather forecast for tomorrow. we'll have clear skies, air temperature in the low 50s. water temperature between 58 and 62 degrees. if you want to come on out and cheer on the swimmers, it's such a sight to behold, visit us online at kpix.com. and click on "links and numbers" for more information. good luck. >> thank you. >> reporter: for mobile weather at aquatic park, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> roberta, thank you. a bold $1 million jewelry heist and a strange coincidence with a film. >> if you have a consumer problem or question, call us on our hotline 888-5-helps-u. we have volunteers standing by right now. we'll be right back.
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breaking news out of north s vegas, that's where we re getting reports of a tanker explosion near nellis air force base. we're following breaking news right now out of north las vegas. that's where we're getting reports of a tanker explosion near nellis air force base. we are just getting reports that firefighters are saying one person has died after this explosion. apparently, it happened just a short time ago, possibly about an hour ago. again, outside of nellis air force base, reportedly at a business there, where there was an explosion. one person dead. switching gears now, a family pasta dish on tap for today's tony table. tony tantillo and his daughter
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stephanie are adding butter to a delicious friday creation. >> reporter: today we are making something that we just had over my mom's house, what do you call this? >> she just calls it pasta with broccoli rab and cauliflower. you use the same water to cook the vegetables and pasta and put it in the blender. >> reporter: this is the texture when it's all together. so beautiful and so much flavor to it. right there, we put up a little butter and pasta water. and then add pasta water. a little more. then add the pasta. nice. . a little bit of cheese. this will chicken it back thicken it up and add more flavor. add a little bit of red pepper. >> reporter: look how delicious this looks.
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easy to make. >> yum. >> reporter: that's my little girl. bye-bye. ♪[ music ] >> there you go. the great police say someone stole jewelry worth more than a million dollars from a hotel room in the french riviera. the diamonds and gems were set to be worn by stars on the red carpet at the cannes film festival. it happened at the same time as the screening of the blame ring and that by the way is a film about teenaged jewel thieves who hit celebrity homes when they are away at red carpet premieres. abercrombie & fitch revenge . how a california man is getting back at the clothing store for only selling to the cool kids. >> as of now, the countdown is on for labor day for the bay bridge opening. you're watching -- keep it right here as we watch the progress of the bay bridge. we'll be right back. look at 'em.
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l.a. buying out abercrombie & fitch clothes at thrift stores and giving them to the homeless. it's got 5 million views. in it, the man calls for others to get involved by buying up the brand's clothes and helping the homeless too. >> their ceo said something that was 2006. but kind of coming back to bite him a little bit. >> a bit. so now there is a campaign going. creative. >> it's the weekend. >> it is. >> you're going golfing. >> you're going golfing. >> i know. >> what are you doing? >> let's have fun. >> i'm going to take a nap. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado email@example.com ,,
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I loved this game from beginning to end. You guys are masters of your craft in both, gameplay and game art. Looking forward to playing your next PS4 game.
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I loved this game from beginning to end. You guys are masters of your craft in both, gameplay and game art. Looking forward to playing your next PS4 game.
Hard surface practice.
Still a wip.
Nice piece. How do you get the pattern in the clothing?
Thanks for the tips and suggestion. I'll get mike jensen's tuts.
Hey nomad, thanks for the feedback. Will definitely check out Mike Jensen's tutorial.
Great piece and tutorial, mate. Is this a good method to sculpt armor on a full character? Thanks in advance!
Trying to get into hard surface sculpting. I would appreciate if you guys gave me some tips and pointed to me to some good tutorials or workshops. Used panel loops and extraction.
I see. So, do you generate new geometry with zsphere rigging then use creasing to get the sharp edges?
I'm taking a short break from the anatomy studies and went a little crazy with panel loops. LOL!
Amazing work, guys! loved the game!
Quick female head from a sphere.
Another quickie with a sphere.
Quick male head study sculpted from a dynamesh sphere (wip).
Updated renders and small update to the study.
Hey nomad, I'll adjust the the neck and the side and post an update tonight. I did a couple of torsos and a few heads with Dynamesh spheres when I got into this last September, but you're right, I...
New female study (WIP).
BTW, I would like to get some tips on sculpting facial likeness. Thanks in advance!
I realized that you were right after looking at the model more closely, so I pinched the bottom of the pectorals to close that cave. Thanks for pointing that out, dude.
Small update.
You mean I didn't lay the brush strokes to create the pectorals and just carved the outline of them? if this is what you mean, that is not the case. Perhaps the matcap I'm using is giving that...
Wow, this looks awesome. Did you use panel loops to do this? Wish I could do things like this already. Maybe I should stop the anatomy studies for a bit and start practicing hard surface sculpting.
Update to current study.
Yes, another body builder study. LOL! Zbrush render this time.
Update to the emaciated guy study.
Muscular guy study.
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Emaciated guy study.
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2016 Senior AwardsMay 20, 2016 On Thursday evening, May 19 — the night before commencement — Wagner College honored 61 members of the Class of 2016 at its annual Senior Awards Dinner. Lindsey D. Aanonsen won the Ellen Horrmann Award for academic excellence in nursing during the clinical experience. Emily M. Adams won the Student Nurse Association Award for academic merit and leadership in diverse community activities. Ilana Akhsanov won the Nursing Faculty Award for a compassionate student leader who is patient- and family-centered, as determined by the nursing faculty. Eric Anderson won the Greek Senate Award READ MORE
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The Longest Road: Overland in Search of America, from Key West to the Arctic Oceanby Philip Caputo
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One of our greatest living writers completes an epic journey across America, Airstream in tow, and reflects on what unites and divides a country as endlessly diverse as it is large
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One of our greatest living writers completes an epic journey across America, Airstream in tow, and reflects on what unites and divides a country as endlessly diverse as it is large
September 1996 found Philip Caputo on Barter Island, a wind-scoured rock in the Beaufort Sea populated by two hundred Inupiat and a handful of whites. As he gazed upon an American flag above the only school for a hundred and fifty miles, he marveled that the children in that school pledged allegiance to the same flag as the children of Cuban immigrants on Key West, almost six thousand miles away. Awed by America's vastness and diversity and filled with a renewed appreciation for its cohesiveness, an idea began to form. With enough time, gas money, and nerve he could drive from the southernmost point to the northernmost point of the United States that is reachable by road, talking to people as he went and trying to better understand what holds our great country together. And then, cicada-like, the idea went dormant, not to be reawakened for fourteen years.
In 2011, in an America struggling through the greatest economic downturn since the Depression and more divided than it has been in living memory, Caputo, who had just turned seventy, his wife, and their two English setters took off in a truck hauling an Airstream camper from Key West, Florida, to Deadhorse, Alaska. The journey, which traveled back roads and state routes, took four months and covered seventeen thousand miles. Caputo interviewed more than eighty Americans from all walks of life to get a picture of what their lives and the life of the nation are like in the twenty-first century and created a book that informs as much as it entertains.
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Novelist and Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Caputo (Crossers) is a guy you could meet in any American campground: retired and driving an elderly Airstream trailer hitched to an equally elderly pickup truck. Yet over the course of over 11,000 miles from Key West, FL, to the Arctic Ocean, Caputo shows readers he's not quite an average guy as he tolerates unexpected tantrums from his vehicles, his two confined hunting dogs, and, on rare occasions, his long-suffering wife. What is his intent here? Caputo set out in 2011 to learn what holds our far-flung and diverse country together. Unexpected encounters lead to many gratifying and insightful conversations on a Florida beach, in a Nebraska campground, and in the wilds of Alaska. Some travel days on the open road are far from remarkable, while others are filled with overwhelming beauty and fascinating people. Along the way, Caputo's never flags in his intense curiosity and quest to understand our country better.
Verdict This is a very satisfying read except for one glaring omission: there is not a single map to help the reader follow the route. An essential travelog.Olga Wise, Austin, TX
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"The ultimate road trip." The Denver Post
"[An] engaging travelogue of a remarkable journey packed with plenty of intriguing tidbits for armchair travelers." The Boston Globe
"A new book from the Pulitzer Prize-winning Caputo…is always an event. Pithily capturing their characters and opinions about the state of America, Caputo snares reading devotees of a classic American theme, the road trip." Booklist, (starred review)
"It is a joy to read these stories. I mean that: pure joy. The Longest Road is the best thing to come along since Blue Highways and Travels with Charley." Doug Stanton, New York Times bestselling author of Horse Soldiers
"[Caputo] keeps the narrative moving with his observant eye and mordant sense of humor." The New York Times Book Review
"A new book from the Pulitzer Prize-winning Caputo…is always an event. Pithily capturing their characters and opinions about the state of America, Caputo snares reading devotees of a classic American theme, the road trip." Booklist, starred review
"[Caputo] gives us a view not only of the 17,000 miles he traveled but of the many people with whom he spoke. The novelist and multi-award-winning journalist, whose Rumor of War was one of the defining books of the Vietnam era, should get it just right." Library Journal
"A continental tale that is always engaging and frequently reassuring." PW
"This reporter has more stamina in him than your average 21-year-old…Caputo creates captivating portraits of a wide variety of communities." Kirkus
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It is a joy to read these stories. I mean that: pure joy. The Longest Road is the best thing to come along since Blue Highways and Travels with Charley.
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- 6.56(w) x 9.38(h) x 1.06(d)
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I don't know why my dream fell into such a long slumber. However, after careful investigation, I can identify what woke it up.
At the root was a condition I've suffered from for most of my life. I trace its origins to my childhood in the forties and fifties, when my father, a traveling machinist for the Continental Can Company, maintained and repaired the machines leased to canning factories in central and northern Wisconsin. He would leave our home in suburban Chicago in the late spring, and when school let out for the summer he returned to fetch my mother, my sister, and me to spend the next three months with him.
After the suitcases were stowed in the trunk of the company car, always a no-frills Chevrolet, we would head north on U.S. 45 or U.S. 41, then two-lane blacktops. Some kids would have been sad to leave their friends for the summer, but that moment when we swung onto the highway never failed to fill me with a tingling anticipation. We lived in different places over the years—backwoods cabins without indoor plumbing, lakeside cottages, houses in towns with Indian names like Shawano, or French names like Fond du Lac, or plain-vanilla American names like Green Lake—but the destination never excited me as much as the getting there. I loved to feel the wind slapping me through the open windows, and to inhale the strong smells of manure and silage as the Chevy rolled past corn and pea and beet fields speckled with the straw hats of the migrant workers who brought a touch of the exotic to the midwestern countryside—Mexican braceros, tall Jamaicans. I loved watching farmhouses whiz by, barns decorated with faded advertisements for feed companies and chewing tobacco, and the landscape change from field and pasture to somber pine forests jeweled with lakes.
Long ago, when I was a correspondent in the Middle East, I spent a couple of weeks wandering the Sinai Desert with bedouin tribesmen and an Israeli anthropologist familiar with their culture. He told me that their migrations were not always dictated by the need to find water or better grazing for their herds; sometimes they struck their tents and began to move for no discernible reason. He was forced to conclude that they were animated by an impulse, perhaps lodged in their nomadic genes, to get going, it didn't matter where.
I knew the feeling.
My father died on March 2, 2010, at age ninety-four. My wife, Leslie Ware, and I were at our house in Patagonia, a small southern Arizona town where we spend part of each winter, when my sister, Pat, phoned with the news from Scottsdale. My father had gone to live there with her and my brother-in-law after my mother's death in 2001. His passing, my sister said, had been quick, painless, even serene, so I felt more grateful than mournful as Leslie and I drove to Scottsdale for the memorial service. It was held at a spanking-new, faux-adobe mortuary that could have been mistaken, from the outside, for an upscale desert spa. Before the service began, I spent a few minutes alone with my father in a back room. He hadn't been dressed yet, and he lay on a steel gurney, a sheet covering him to the neck to hide his nakedness and the embalmer's incisions. His hair had been combed, a pleasant expression put on his face, makeup applied to restore his complexion to its former ruddiness. The cosmetics were so artful and he'd been around so long that I had a hard time believing he was really, truly gone. It became easier when I laid a hand on his forehead, cold as a rock in winter.
I spoke to him nonetheless, on the off chance that he could hear me, telling him that I would always remember him, that I would miss him, that although we'd had some sharp differences I'd never stopped loving him. Then I reminisced about the trip we'd made to Wisconsin a year after my mother's death. We'd gone to Shawano Lake to look for the beach where I'd taken my first steps in 1942. He wanted to see it again. Our only guide was an old photograph showing my mother holding my hand as I toddled uncertainly in the sand. There in the mortuary I reminded him of how amazed we'd been to find that beach, hardly changed in sixty years. As we stood on it, he'd grown nostalgic and talked about his early days on the road, traveling from cannery to cannery with his oak toolbox, its felt-lined drawers crammed with the precision instruments of his trade. "There was nothing like it," he'd said, wistfully. "To be in a car with everything you need, nothing more, and an open road in front of you."
No two people could have been less alike than my father and Jack Kerouac, yet there had been the same spirit in the words he'd spoken as in those Kerouac had written: "Nothing behind me, everything ahead of me, as is ever so on the road."
My father's death plunged me into melancholy reflections on old age and the brevity of life, even one as long as his. In a less-than-celebratory mood, I marked my sixty-ninth birthday later that spring, after Leslie and I were back at our home in Connecticut, where we live most of the year. The milestone of seventy was coming up fast. In this era of longer life spans, you can kid yourself at sixty that you have plenty of time left, but seventy has the unmistakable ring of mortality. You quit cigarettes and hard partying years ago, you eat healthy servings of fruits and vegetables, you take your Lipitor faithfully, you exercise, and still you wake up at the hour of the night when it's impossible to entertain illusions, and you can almost see him at the foot of your bed, black wings spread as if about to enfold you.
Nothing behind me, everything ahead of me . . . Well, a lot of my life was behind me . . . and ahead?
As if struck by an electrical charge, the sleeping cicada born on Barter Island cracked its shell, rose in flight, and began to buzz insistently in my ear. By road from the subtropics to the Arctic.
I went to my laptop, looked up directions from Key West, Florida, to Deadhorse, Alaska. A map of North America flashed on the screen. A blue, diagonal line zigzagged across it, marking the most direct route from the southernmost to the northernmost point—5,475 miles, according to the driving directions. And that was one way, not to mention that I would have to drive from Connecticut to Key West—1,486 miles—just to get to the starting point. Then, of course, I would have to return to Connecticut from Deadhorse—4,780 miles. The total distance—11,741 miles—gave me sticker shock. Round it up to twelve thousand. Almost halfway around the world! It seemed slightly mad, but then it might do me good. To make such an epic road trip, discovering places I'd never been, rediscovering others, never knowing what I'd find beyond the next curve or hill, would be to recapture the enchantment of youth, a sense of promise and possibility.
The cicada chirped incessantly in my head. I clicked back to the first map. Looking at it brought on a mixture of eagerness and reluctance. The buzzing grew more shrill. If you don't go now, geezer, you never will. I listened to my inner cicada, and the uneasiness subsided. If I'd learned anything, it was that the things you do never cause as much regret as the things you don't.
But I didn't decide to go purely for the adventure. Fourteen years earlier, standing in front of the Harold Kaveolook School, I'd asked, What held the nation together? What made the pluribus unum?
Now I revised that question—would it continue to hold together?—because the America of 2010 wasn't the America of 1996. I'd been living in it the whole time but in some ways did not recognize it.
The worst economic calamity since the Great Depression. Foreclosures, bankruptcies, millions of homes under water, and millions of people out of work. The wages of the employed stagnant, except for CEOs, investment bankers, and the practitioners of casino capitalism on Wall Street, all of whom were making more money than ever. People were angry. In Texas, crowds at a political event had called on their governor to secede from the union. In Nevada, a candidate for a U.S. Senate seat had suggested that if conservatives like herself didn't get their way they might resort to armed insurrection. Strangely enough, much of this fury wasn't directed at the financial mandarins who had brought the nation to the edge of the abyss; no, it fell on citizens like the aging engineer who, afflicted with Parkinson's disease, was mocked and abused at a Tea Party rally in Ohio because he supported health-care reform. That was the America I didn't recognize—spiteful and cruel.
In geology, a rift is a long, narrow zone where stresses in the earth's crust are causing it to rupture. In North America, one such formation is the Rio Grande Rift, which is pulling apart at the rate of two millimeters a year. You might say, with considerable license, that it's very slowly tearing the continent in half. I couldn't help but see it as a metaphor for the stresses that seemed to be ripping our political and social fabric. But was the country really as fractured as it appeared in the media? As bitter and venomous? It wasn't my intention to take the pulse of the nation; the United States is too big, too complicated a mosaic of races and nationalities and walks of life to have a single pulse or even two or three. But I thought I'd ask people, when possible, the question I'd put to myself: what holds us together?
Copyright © 2013 by Philip Caputo
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Philip Caputo is a former journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner who has written numerous works of nonfiction, including A Rumor of War, one of the most highly praised books of the twentieth century, which is read widely in colleges throughout the country. His novels include Acts of Faith, The Voyage, Indian Country, Horn of Africa, and his most recent, Crossers. He divides his time between Connecticut and Arizona.
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Road-trips, I really like road-trips, whether it is to Sonoita, Arizona, for a Saturday night or as my wife and I did this past July drive to eight states. It is a great feeling awaking in Deadwood, South Dakota, and wondering where we shall drive to today. As such it was with excitement when Philip Caputo's new book "The Longest Road" was released, as perhaps he and his wife Leslie Ware completed the ultimate road-trip. Phil is an author I have long admired. I still remember reading his epic memoir "A Rumor of War" when I returned home from Vietnam, which remains the work that most, defines that war. I have enjoyed all 15 of his books and also have a special appreciation for his "Acts of Faith" and more recently "Crossers". Phil and Leslie begin their ultimate road-trip driving 8300 miles from the southernmost point in the United States (Key West, Florida) to the northernmost point at Deadhorse, Alaska. They were accompanied by their two English setters Sage and Sky and traveled with an old 1962 Airstream. Phil has felt America in recent years was growing in anger and division and he simply wanted to discover what is holding people together if anything. The journey was enjoyable reading, not just for the places they visited, but the stories of the people they met. They tended to avoid the interstates and large cities so primarily the travel was through a kinder and gentler nation. He mixes humor throughout the story, especially describing various episodes of exchanges between his wife Leslie and himself. When one is married to a Leslie (which I also am) you know the road traveled will never be dull. I am not sure if Phil really discovered the reason of anger in America or what is keeping people together, although I do know that when I finished this book I felt good and I felt happy.
Caputo has made home travel possible through a detailed diary of his own adventure. He takes on a trip across America....REALLY across Americaa. Along the way he shares the stories of real America-the one we sometimes forget that exists. Very reader friendly and exceptional writing that allows you the privilege of a passenger on a trip of a lifetime.
My husband and I loved it. We have been travelers for a long time and could relate. I found myself laughing out loud many times. What a delightful book! Thanks Phillip Caputo for putting into words so many of our experiences.
An interesting and entertaining journey with a purpose of defining what keeps the U.S. united. I enjoyed the easy going writing style and the sheer volume and variety of answers.
"The Longest Road" follows a couple as they trek across America in an attempt to find out what keeps America together after 200+ years. The story starts off well with some interesting takes from people and their interesting tales comparing today to the past. Unfortunately, like the Midwestern storms the couple encounters in the great plains, the story gets blown off track in the middle and the people they meet from there on are interesting but not necessarily insightful in the couple's quest. Over all the idea has great promise but in the end I felt it wound up being a bit more of a travel journal rather than a "finding of America".
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Shimogyō-ku (下京区?) is one of the eleven wards in the city of Kyoto, in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. First established in 1879, it has been merged and split, and took on its present boundaries in 1955, with the establishment of a separate Minami-ku.
Kyoto Tower and Kyoto Station are major landmarks in Shimogyō-ku. Shijō Street on the northern edge of the area, especially around the Shijō Kawaramachi intersection, is the busiest shopping district in the city. Kyoto Station has an extensive shopping center, including a department store in the station building, and the underground Porta mall.
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The selection of Saffman-Taylor fingers by kinetic undercooling
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The selection of Saffman-Taylor fingers by surface tension has been widely studied. Here their selection is analysed by another regularisation widely adopted in studying otherwise ill-posed Stefan problems, namely kinetic undercooling. An asymptotic-beyond-all-orders analysis (which forms the core of the paper) reveals for small kinetic undercooling how a discrete family of fingers is selected; while these are similar to those arising for surface tension, the asymptotic analysis exhibits a number of additional subtleties. In Appendix 1 a description of some general features of the Hele-Shaw problem with kinetic undercooling and an analysis of the converse limit in which kinetic undercooling effects are large are included, while Appendix 2 studies the role of exponentially small terms in a simple linear problem which clarifies the rather curious behaviour at the origin of Stokes lines in the Hele-Shaw problem with kinetic undercooling.
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Volume 46, Issue 1 , pp 1-32
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Book your room at Riviera Marriott La Porte de Monaco
Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly Cap d'Ail hotel in Port de Cap d'Ail, near Casino Monte Carlo
Located in Port de Cap d'Ail, this eco-friendly hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Louis II Stadium and Chapiteau Espace Fontvieille. Prince's Palace and Exotic Garden are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
A marina, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool are available at this smoke-free hotel. A free area shuttle and a free cruise terminal shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a poolside bar are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 186 soundproofed rooms feature WiFi and minibars. For a bit of entertainment, guests will find LCD TVs with satellite channels, and other amenities include wired Internet and room service.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Riviera Marriott La Porte de MonacoPort Cap D'ail Cap d'Ail Alpes-Maritimes 06320
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a marina, Riviera Marriott La Porte de Monaco features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 6534 square feet (607 square meters) include a conference center. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Riviera Marriott La Porte de Monaco is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Pool umbrellas
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free casino shuttle
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 6534
- Conference space size (meters) - 607
- Free cruise terminal shuttle
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Luggage storage
- Marina on site
- Meeting rooms 7
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 11
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 186
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Year Built 1995
Family Friendly Amenities
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Soundproofed rooms
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( EUR 15 per night ), Wired internet access ( EUR 15 per day )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( EUR 19.95 per day )
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathtub or shower
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Satellite TV service
- Soundproofed rooms
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
Brasserie Le Cap - This brasserie is located on the beach. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at Midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 25 per pet, per day
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.5 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: EUR 26 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 15 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): EUR 15 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 19.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 25 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 25 per pet, per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 50.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Marriott Riviera Monaco
- Riviera Marriott Porte Monaco Hotel Cap d'Ail
- Riviera Marriott Porte Monaco Hotel
- Riviera Marriott Porte Monaco Cap d'Ail
- Riviera Marriott Porte Monaco
We should mention
Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
Awards & Affiliations
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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UC San Diego is known for its innovative, non-traditional approach to language instruction. Multiple units share language instruction rather than having individual departments for English, French, Spanish, or Asian or Romance languages.
These units provide language instruction:
See a list of languages offered at UC San Diego.
UC San Diego students can also enroll in distance learning courses, including those offered by the UC Consortium for Language Learning & Teaching.
Requirements and placement
Previous experience with foreign languages may fulfill your requirements or prerequisites. See a list of colleges, majors, and minors with language requirements.
- Transferable credit may be applied through:
- Advanced Placement (AP) exams (PDF)
- Language courses at a community college (check ASSIST)
- Language courses at other universities
- Course placement and other requirements may also be met by:
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UCSD offers multiple programs to help you develop your language skills.
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Docker 1.7 Debuts with Experimental SDN
The Docker platform gets updated as Docker Inc introduces new commercial support.
Tags: virtualization, containers, SDN, Software-Defined Networking, docker, containerization, Docker Inc., Docker 1.7
The Docker platform gets updated as Docker Inc introduces new commercial support.
Cloud service providers that want to ensure customers can move their virtualized workloads without requiring much planning can certainly benefit from Software-Defined Networking (SDN).
From competition to changing workloads to tensions with China, significant changes are coming to data centers, the analysts say.
A variety of IT trends are fueling the software defined data center, yet SDDC still lacks a central driver to propel it into the mainstream.
VMware chief architect for networking talks network virtualization's history, outlook, and unexpected benefits.
SDN isn't just about the network, it's about applications. HP's new SDN App Store will bring those applications to HP SDN customers.
With virtualization evolving faster than IT staff can learn how to master it in many cases, what good is all this new virtualization technology to your organization if no one knows how to use it?
The war for control of the enterprise network of tomorrow is about to begin, and when it does it's going to get dirty because it's a war no one can afford to lose.
The Xeon E5-2600 v2 lineup includes almost two-dozen chips for not only servers but also storage and networking systems.
The Cisco executive's comments reflect differences in approaches by Cisco and VMware after the virtualization vendor's introduction of NSX.
A virtualization expert weighs in on how to effectively handle the mission-critical applications that tend to be the hardest to virtualize.
Three key actions from VMware punctuate the changes in the server virtualization ecosphere over the last twelve months, but what exactly do they mean for the future?
VMware and EMC are taking both a back-to-basics and a forward-looking approach in committing key technologies and resources to the Pivotal Initiative.
The rate of evolution in the network virtualization market has jumped into hyperspeed mode over the second half of 2012.
Oracle improves Solaris performance and cloud capabilities while also addressing the market trend towards Software-Defined Networking.


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Fireworks-related incidents were minor this year and, based on preliminary reports, did not cause any monetary damage, officials said Friday. Fire Marshal Rick Stillwagon said eight fireworks-related incidents were reported, including one roof that caught on fire from firework debris. But he said the fire
Officials said they are still collecting crime statistics from the 2013 Country Stampede but announced Wednesday afternoon that 25 people were arrested over the course of the event. Pottawatomie County Sheriff Greg Riat said 14 females and 11 males were taken into the custody of the Pottawatomie County Jail
The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is investigating a burglary to a residence in rural St. George and two thefts to vehicles parked at the Rocky Ford Fishing Area in Manhattan. In the first case, Sheriff Greg Riat said, an unknown person burglarized a St.
Nine K-State students from Nepal were indicted by a grand jury Tuesday on federal charges of visa fraud. The 15-page indictment alleges the students conspired to maintain their non-immigrant visas by falsely claiming they possessed the required funds to pursue their studies and support themselves
Riley County officers arrested a Riley man Tuesday for multiple counts of battery following reports of a domestic disturbance allegedly involving the man. Officer Matthew Droge said Zachary Evans, 21, was arrested for two counts of battery against a law enforcement officer, two counts of domestic
Nine K-State students from Nepal were indicted by a grand jury Tuesday on federal charges of visa fraud. The indictment alleges the students conspired to maintain their non-immigrant visas by making false statements that they possessed the required funds to pursue their studies and support
For the third time in three weeks, District Judge John Bosch set aside a plea agreement Thursday, this time handing a more lenient sentence to a man accused of starting a fire at a construction site in the summer of 2012. The case is out of
Future outings to Aggieville are out of the question for a former K-State visiting assistant professor following his acceptance of a plea deal Thursday. The deal closes the books on a drunken incident in 2007 in which he was accused of having assaulted a female
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Suns Strokes: Suns hold off Pistons to notch first win of the season
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' win against the Detroit Pistons on November 2. Final Score: Suns 92, Pistons 89
The Story:
The Phoenix Suns held off the Pistons to pull out a 92-89 win to improve to 1-1.
At the half Michael Beasley, Luis Scola, Marcin Gortat and Goran Dragic combined for 43 of the Suns' 54 points on 17-32 shooting.
The Good:
Phoenix closed the second quarter on a 26-7 run to take a 54-46 lead going into the locker room.
Shannon Brown salvaged an otherwise poor night from the bench with a 5-9 second half with 10 points, he had 14 points on the night.
The Bad:
For the second straight game the Suns fell behind by double digits. It was only 11 points in the second quarter Friday compared to 17 in Wednesday's game against the Warriors.
For just the third time in the 45-year history of the Suns organization, Phoenix opened a season by holding each of its first two opponents to fewer than 90 points.
Phoenix allowed 10 offensive rebounds Friday compared to 17 against the Warriors.
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A long-time sailor, Annie Lannigan began her sailing in a Dyer dinghy. Club racing through college later gave way to off-shore sailing, delivery work and racing on superyachts. After receiving her Master's in Business Administration, Ms. Lannigan worked with designers and builders at Quickstep Sailboats, Dyer Boats, and C. Raymond Hunt Associates as sales/marketing manager and as a consultant in the yachting industry.
Ms. Lannigan has been a member of the New York, Ida Lewis and Barrington Yacht Club. Recently relocated back to New England after a decade in Florida, Annie has always held on to her roots of traditional yachts, "tempered with technology". She brings over 25 years of knowledge and experience regarding boat construction and design of sail and power to Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding.
A Florida licensed yacht broker, she builds on Lyman-Morse'commitment to assist clients with professionalism and in depth knowledge of high quality brokerage yachts and new construction, both sail and power.
Ms. Lannigan continues to captain her boat, TE MANA, a custom Paine/Kanter 65' aluminum sloop which she commissioned in 2005 and has cruised over 33,000 nm.
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John's eye for boating began on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire where his family shared a passion for boats. Yet, it wasn't until his family migrated to Portsmouth, New Hampshire that the expansive Atlantic Ocean and a new level of challenge and freedom took hold. While discovering this new ocean, John sought college in the nearby University of New Hampshire and worked in a family business for 17 years.
His transition to 7 days-a-week boat brokerage was made easier by the demanding 24 hour a day work of sailing expeditions in the Florida Keys and the coast of New England with youth enrolled at the Hurricane Island Outward Bound School. The USCG master license he obtained was further put to use by owning and operating a marine passenger transport business for a dozen years.
John is the proud parent of two teenage children that have strong sailing skills and share his love of the marine environment.
John's most recent job experience has been 12 years building a successful yacht brokerage for a Maine company.
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Open iTunes to preview, buy, and download this movie.
About the Movie
An intimate perspective into this influential producer's 2010 performance at The Rave in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, featuring fourteen songs that span over RJ's entire discography. Directed by Aunnoy Badruzzaman and produced by The Belmont Sessions. Recorded on March 15th 2010.
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I'm not a stupid person. But I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to install this program onto my server using an auto-installer. I'm almost to the point of offering someone cash or cookies if they'll just do all of this for me. Here's the error I'm getting in step 3:
Warning: mkdir(/home/susano/public_html/blog): File exists in /tmp/cpanel.susano.1094693965.6469 on line 4952
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This might be out of the plugin scope but please enlighten with some guide on how to implement this on a certain table in my site.
I've created this table http://a3ger.freehosting.com/table-2/ with the checkboxes on the first column. What I want to accomplish is create a certain button that will calculate the total number of checked titles, the total number of episodes and total file size of the selected titles.


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SAN PAOLA, Brazil (October 15, 2013)--Helmet-cam video of an armed man trying to steal a motorcycle out from under a rider in San Paola, Brazil, has gone viral.
The intended victim's helmet-mounted camera was rolling as the rider stopped at an intersection, and the would-be-thief approached and attempted to steal the Honda Hornet at gunpoint.
An off-duty police officer drove up on the attempted theft and shouted a warning.
He shot the would-be thief when the man grabbed for a gun.
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Hamlet' not to be until next month
Published: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 11:05 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 5:00 p.m.
HOUMA - The Sam and Jim Acting Co. production of Hamlet has been postponed until late September due to Tropical Storm Gustav.
The play was originally scheduled to open tonight and run through Sept. 7.
The play is now set to run Sept. 23-30 at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd. in Houma. Show times are: 7 p.m. on week nights and 2 p.m. Sept. 27 and 28.
Tickets are available by calling Charles Savoy IV at 804-0658.
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Alabama crime scene investigators continue to look into this week's double murder in the Muscle Shoals area.
Muscle shoals is located in northern Alabama, near the Tennessee border.
Two bullet riddled bodies were found Wednesday inside a home not far from the Florence city limits.
Dozens of people crowded around the home yesterday evening as the news of the attack shocked nearby residents and left family and friends in tears.
Authorities say the homeowner walked up on the gruesome scene and found his 20-year old daughter-in-law and a 40-year old friend shot to death.
Officials have not found any signs of a struggle inside the home and are scouring the outside yard and nearby land has not yielded any clues.


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Arts The Marooned Art of Sonny Assu
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In all the architectural and big-name chatter at the SAM opening, many interesting and more obscure artists were pushed aside, most of them dead or at the very least already established (the late John Covert and the very much alive Jo Baer, who was born in Seattle and educated at UW and who might make a good SAM survey considering her various turns, for example).
But then there's the young Canadian artist Sonny Assu, whose work is marooned in a hallway off the Native American galleries. His cereal boxes are bitingly revamped to reflect the relationship between natives and the governments that screwed them: "Treaty Flakes," "Lucky Beads," "Salmon Crisp," "Salmon Loops," "Bannock Pops."
In case you noticed his work dangling out there alone in the hall and wondered in what context it really belonged, Assu will talk about his art and influences Saturday (June 9) at 6 pm at SAM's auditorium.*
*(We might have Suggested this, or at least run it in the listings, but Seattle Art Museum sent the release about the event after the paper went to press this week.)


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The senior from England recorded rounds of 68-66-67 for a 12-under 201 and a three-shot victory at the Arizona Intercollegiate. With the victory, Paisley improved 17 spots in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings to No. 15.
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