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Perhaps firstly and most importantly, definitely make sure you have an airport transfer arranged through them. The driver walked us straight up to the door which otherwise would have been difficult and intimidating to find at first, as the alleyways leading to it seem somewhat dark and confusing. I'd like to stress though that actually we ended up realising this was totally misleading, the area is actually surrounded by a school and rather nice families and little shops. It just looks very different from what we were used to but by the last night we felt perfectly safe and comfortable walking there even at night.
We also arranged to be served a meal in the Riad on arrival which turned out very nicely. The food was homely and traditional and very tasty, not a gastronomical explosion but that's not really the idea. It was also a pleasant surprise that there was actually a very good value drinks menu available with Morrocan wine and various spirits/mixers etc.
As for the place itself, I think we were both immediately impressed and very pleased by the look of the place, really does feel like a very comfortable haven in the middle of what is quite an intense city. The courtyard is lovely with a very nice (but too cold to be useable in March) plunge pool with seating around it and a few nooks and crannies with sofas and comfy chairs. Then the rooftop terrace is a marvelous spot and somewhere I don't think we will forget in a hurry. You can see the snow covered Atlas mountains in the distance, the beautiful Koutoubia mosque silhouetted in front of them. The weather was great while we were there and it made a great relaxing and private place to soak up the sun.
I feel a little harsh only marking the service as 'average' because on the whole it was very attentive and breakfast/drinks/meals etc were done just in the way we would have hoped. However on a couple of occasions we asked for help organising meals out in restaurants that we had specifically chosen and this wasn't as easy as it feels like it should have been. They didn't seem overly keen to even call in the first place and also seemed to want to persuade us to go elsewhere which made it a little awkward needing to be 'firm' and stick to our original plan as we knew exactly what we wanted to do.
Room was lovely, nice courtyard, nice staff, great terrace, nice location, all in all a great trip and will very happily recommend it.
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The set — a gleaming white merry-go-round with a cast of fresh-faced models astride its horses — was somehow the perfect metaphor for fashion itself: an industry in constant motion where everything eventually comes back around.
The collection saw the return of the polite, ladylike dressing of the early 1960s, with demure skirt suits in a pretty palette of pastels. Although it was a radical departure from Vuitton's fetishist wares of last season, spring-summer's polite wardrobe was nothing terribly new: The label served up similarly retro ladylike styles just a couple of seasons ago, though this time around they felt lighter and more youthful than those heavy tweeds.
Feather-light organza wrapping enveloped dresses and skirts in lace laser cut with oversized daisies, sometimes embellished with sparkling rhinestone centers. Round lace collars gave a schoolgirlish touch to the crewneck sweaters and proper button-down shirts.
Jacobs played with the volumes, sending out skirts with stiff pleats in front that made them pouf out. The sole faux pas was an abbreviated babydoll dress with such a pronounced pouf that it looked like a serious baby bump.
Most of the girls carried handbags, the historic luggage-maker's bread and butter, and sparkling little tiaras — which were surely destined to be next season's most coveted accessory — topped off the looks.
It's not often that a show scores a round of enthusiastic applause before it's even begun, but that's what happened when the giant round scrim that shrouded the catwalk lifted to reveal the life-sized merry-go-round, models on all its 48 white horses.
One by one, they hopped down from their equine perches and traced a circle round the spinning carousel, like demoiselles out for stroll in a Paris park, before disappearing backstage.
In an industry built on beauty, it takes guts to field anything as boldly ugly as the Miu Miu collection.
Make no mistake, this was not ugliness by accident, as sometimes happens when collections go awry. This was ugliness on purpose — haughty, defiant ugliness that almost felt as if it were spoiling for fight.
This was a collection that looked you straight in the eye, raised its chin and asked, "Taxi Driver"-style, "Are you looking at me?"
The high-waisted skirts, with a pouffy, sculptural shape that was spot on-trend were fine. But patchwork coats were the size and shape of pup tents, and cropped shirts with jutting panels at the bust were downright dowdy.
Strange little shrugs that fit low over the models' shoulders like lumpy velvet curtains felt as if they'd been dreamed up for the express purpose of concealing any appealing curves.
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It's hard to imagine anyone but Miuccia Prada, the Italian designer whose challenging, intellectual collections consistently win critical adulation, daring any such styling — or any such clothes, for that matter.
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Main Menu
Guacamole Dip$7.99
Fresh avocados blended with onions, lemon juice, olive oil, and tomato, served with tortilla chips.
Cacique Dip Delight$8.99
A creative blend of our cheese dip, guacamole, and pico de gallo. Complements our fresh tortilla chips.
Ceviche Mixto$10.99
Fresh Tilapia, shrimp, scallops and squid marinated in fresh lime juice, with red onions, cilantro, celery, garlic, ginger, and jalapenos.
Cacique Cheese Nacho
Corn tortilla chips, refried beans, cheese served with guacamole, sour cream, and pico de gallo.
- $8.99
- Beef or Chicken Nacho $9.99
Cheese Quesadilla
Grilled flour tortilla filled with cheese, served with guacamole, pico de gallo and sour cream.
- $8.99
- Beef, Chicken, or Spinach $9.99
- Crabmeat or Shrimp $10.99
Cheese dip Queso$6.99
Served with tortillas chips.
Tamal de Elote$4.99
Sweet corn cake served with sour cream.
Chorizo con Queso$8.50
Thinly sliced Spanish sausage, topped with melted Monterey Cheese and served with bread on the side.
Mussels Andaluza$8.99
Mussels sautéed in olive oil, white wine, garlic, onions and ginger.
Mussels Delight$9.99
Mussels and clams sautéed in olive oil, white wine, onions, ginger, and garlic.
Sailor Clams$9.99
Littleneck clams sautéed in olive oil, onions, garlic, red crushed pepper, and saffron in a white wine sauce.
Platanos Maduros$4.99
Fried, sweet ripe plantains, served with sour cream.
Crisp and tender fried green plantain, topped with Spanish cheese.
Camarones Brochette$9.99
3 jumbo shrimp stuffed with Monterey jack cheese and jalapeno, wrapped in bacon, served with French fries.
Gambas al Ajillo$8.99
Six jumbo shrimp sautéed in olive oil, garlic, white wine and parsley served with bread on the side.
Fried Calamari$7.99
Served with Cacique special sauce dressing.
Tapas Combo$10.99
Mussels and shrimp sautéed in olive oil, white wine, and garlic.
Soup and Salad
Chicken Soup$5.99
Shredded chicken and vegetable in rich chicken broth.
Seafood Soup$8.99
Succulent seafood broth with a combination of shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels, squid, and fresh fish.
Cream of Crabmeat$8.99
Homemade cream of crabmeat with sautéed onions, green, yellow, red, pepper, dressed with crabmeat.
Taco Salad$9.99
Tender strips of chicken, or beef, served on a bed of crispy lettuce with pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole, in a crispy tortilla shell.
Avocado and Tomato Salad$6.99
Romaine lettuce topped with fresh avocado and ripe tomato slices. Served with our House Dressing.
Caesar Salad
Fresh romaine lettuce, crouton, and parmesan cheese.
- $6.99
- Add Steak or Chicken Breast $9.99
- With a Combination of Shrimp, Scallops and Calamari $10.99
Cacique Salad$9.99
Romaine lettuce, avocados, tomatoes, cucumbers, and your choice of grilled beef or chicken.
House Salad$7.99
Romine lettuce, avocados, mushrooms, hearts of palm, tomatoes, and cucumbers.
Fajitas from our Mesquite Grill
All entrees from our grill are served with flour tortillas, Mexican rice, pinto beans, sour cream, pico de gallo, and guacamole.
Vegetable Fajita$14.99
Vegetables seasoned in a light Cacique blend served on a sizzling platter.
Tender Pork Ribs in BBQ$16.99
Yucatan style ribs, topped with barbecue sauce over a bed of onions, tomatoes and peppers.
Beef, Chicken or Combination Fajitas
Delicious fajita with our marinated grilled steak, tender grilled chicken, or a combination of both sizzling on a hot platter.
- For One $16.99
- For Two $28.99
Fajita Seafood$19.99
Four grilled jumbo shrimps, scallops, and fresh fish topped with seafood sauce.
Fajita Cacique$17.99
Broiled jumbo shrimp, scallops and grilled chicken, served on a sizzling platter with Mexican butter.
Plato Superior$17.99
Four jumbo shrimp, served on a sizzling platter with your choice of beef or chicken fajitas.
Shrimp Brochette$17.99
Six grilled jumbo shrimp stuffed with Monterey Jack cheese and jalapeno pepper, wrapped in bacon. Served on a sizzling platter.
Reynosa Platter$17.99
Three brochettes of jumbo shrimp wrapped in bacon and served with your choice of tender beef or chicken fajitas.
Plato Grande Cacique (Serves Two)$39.99
Beef and chicken fajitas, pork ribs, and stuffed shrimp with crabmeat served on a bed of fresh seasoned sliced onion, green peppers, and tomatoes. Sizzling on a hot platter.
Fajita Trio Deluxe$19.99
Beef, chicken and shrimp seasoned and served over fresh sautéed onion, peppers, and tomatoes.
Spanish Cuisine
All entrees served with white rice and black beans.
Roasted Duck$17.99
Half a roasted duck, crispy on the outside and juicy inside, topped with green olives sautéed with red wine and brown sauce. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Roasted Chicken$14.99
Half chicken marinated in a special Spanish style sauce, topped with sautéed sliced seasoned onions, green pepper, and tomatoes. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Stuffed Chicken Breast$14.99
10oz chicken breast stuffed with sautéed mushrooms, spinach, onions, and peppers. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Costa Del Sol$16.99
An 8oz Tilapia fillet, topped with shrimp and scallops sautéed with roasted pimentos and green peppers in a special cilantro tomato sauce. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Stuffed Salmon$17.99
An 8oz fillet of salmon stuffed with sautéed mushrooms, spinach, onions, green peppers, and pimentos, Broiled to perfection and served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Paella de Marisco$21.99
A rice dish consisting of shrimp, scallops, fish, mussels, calamari, fish, and garnished with a clam. cooked in a seafood broth and Spanish herbs (made to order).
Seafood Saltado$18.99
Shrimp, scallops, mussels, and calamari sautéed with onions, cilantro, sliced jalapeno peppers sliced, and fresh tomatoes in a Peruvian sauce.
Zarzuela de Marisco$18.99
A seafood stew of shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams, squid, one half fresh lobster and fresh fish of the day.
Bistec Realeza$23.99
A 10oz Rib-Eye steak grilled over a Mesquite wood fire, served with mushrooms, brown cabernet sauce, and three jumbo shrimp stuffed with crab meat. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Lomo Saltado$17.99
A 10 oz of Fresh tender tails of fillet mignon sautéed in olive oil with fresh red onions, tomatoes, and jalapenos sliced ,garlic ,cilantro in a rich Peruvian sauce.
Combination Saltada$17.99
A combo of Shrimp, scallops, fresh tender tail of filet mignon sautéed with onions, cilantro, jalapenos, sliced ,and tomatoes in a rich Peruvian sauce.
Salmon Mediterranean$17.99
Fresh filet of Salmon topped with a light cream sauce made with garlic, Spanish capers, and chardonnay white wine. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Pescado Criollo$15.99
Fresh fillet of Tilapia, broiled and topped with tomatoes, cilantro, red onions, and jalapeno peppers in our special sauce of white wine and tomato juice. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Paella Valencia$21.99
A rice dish consisting of Spanish saffron rice, mussels, a clam, scallops, chicken, Spanish sausage, and shrimp cooked seafood broth and Mediterranean herbs.
Stuffed Lobster$28.99
A 1-1/4 pound lobster stuffed with shrimp, scallops, mushrooms, fresh crab meat, then dressed with homemade seafood sauce. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Stuffed Salmon with Crabmeat$21.99
Fresh Atlantic salmon stuffed with crab meat, seasoned with Spanish herbs, broiled, and dressed with our homemade seafood sauce. Served with fresh steamed vegetable.
Garden Tilapia$14.95
A fillet of tilapia broiled and served over our homemade lobster sauce and topped with grinded pistachio nuts. Served with fresh steamed vegetables.
Stuffed Shrimp$23.95
Jumbo shrimp stuffed with fresh crab meat. Topped with homemade seafood sauce. Served with white rice, black beans, and fresh steamed vegetables.
House Special Trio$18.95
Two fresh sea scallops topped with lobster sauce, two large shrimps with parsley and garlic, and two beef tenderloins with black peppercorn sauce. Served with white rice, black beans, and fresh steamed vegetables.
Rib Eye Steak$19.99
A 14oz Rib eye steak grilled over a Mesquite fire, seasoned with Spanish herbs, and topped with a cabernet sauce with mushrooms, served with garlic mashed potatoes. Served with white rice, black beans, and fresh steamed vegetables.
Mexican Delights
All entrees served with Mexican rice and refried beans. *Please note: Our chicken dishes may contain small pieces of bone.
Crispy Shell Tacos$11.99
Two crispy taco shells filled with your choice of chicken*, or beef, topped with Monterey jack cheese, lettuce and served with sour cream and pico de gallo.
Chile Relleno$14.99
Two fresh poblano peppers, both stuffed with Monterey jack cheese and your choice of chicken*, beef , or cheese. Then dipped in egg batter and fried.
Tacos al Carbon$13.99
Two fresh corn tortillas, open face stuffed with your choice of beef, or chicken fajitas, topped with Monterey jack cheese, sour cream, onions and cilantro.
Fish or Shrimp Tacos$14.99
Seasoned Tilapia fillet bites, or seasoned shrimp, with Monterrey cheese, lettuce, pico de gallo and served with sour cream, and our fresh guacamole.
Aztec Platter$11.99
One cheese chile relleno, and one beef crispy taco, served with sour cream, pico de gallo, lettuce, Mexican rice, and refried beans.
Plato Maya$11.99
A Chicken* Burrito and a cheese enchilada served with sour cream and pico de gallo.
Puebla Platter$12.99
Your choice of a 6oz steak or chicken breast and a cheese chile relleno served with black beans, rice, sour cream and pico de gallo.
Laredo Platter$11.99
Beef enchilada and a crispy chicken* taco served with sour cream and pico de gallo.
A large flour tortilla wrapped around rice and cheese and your choice of filling.
- Beef $11.99
- Chicken $11.59
- Spinach $10.99
- Seafood $13.99
A large flour tortilla wrapped around your choice of meat or seafood, then lightly fried to a golden crisp.
- Beef $12.99
- Chicken* $12.59
- Seafood $14.49
Cheese or Beef Enchiladas$12.99
Two corn tortillas wrapped around our slow roasted cheese or beef filling, then baked and served with a homemade red chile sauce and cheese.
Chicken Enchilada$11.99
Two corn tortillas wrapped around shredded chicken and topped with our homemade green tomatillo sauce and Monterey Jack cheese.
Spinach Enchiladas$11.99
Two flour tortillas wrapped around sautéed spinach and topped with our creamy spinach sauce.
Seafood Enchiladas$15.99
Two soft corn tortillas wrapped around shrimp, crabmeat, and scallops. Then topped with our homemade seafood sauce.
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Cacique is located in historic downtown Frederick MD along the prized Market Street where lots of festivals, races, parades, and business takes place. Among the many restaurants, Cacique is located in the former location of di Francesco's Italian eatery and has been attracting patrons for about 2 years.Cacique is owned by Rigoberto Gutierrez, Jose A. Hernandez and Jose Perez and features dishes from both Mexican and Spanish cuisines. In addition to a delightful mix in the menu, they have a range of wines and spirits as well as the finest of desserts.


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- Treatment Option Overview for Childhood ALL
- Treatment for Newly Diagnosed Childhood ALL
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T-Cell ALL
Historically, patients with T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) have had a worse prognosis than children with precursor B-cell ALL. With current treatment regimens, outcomes for children with T-cell ALL are now approaching those achieved for children with precursor B-cell ALL. For example, the 10-year overall survival (OS) for children with T-cell ALL treated on the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) DFCI-95001 (NCT00004034) trial was 90.1% compared with 88.7% for patients with B-cell disease.[1] However, in a review of a large number of patients treated on COG trials over a 15-year period, T-cell immunophenotype still proved to be a negative prognostic factor on multivariate analysis.[2]
Treatment options
- Protocols of the former Pediatric Oncology Group (POG) treated children with T-cell ALL differently from children with B-lineage ALL. The POG-9404 protocol for patients with T-cell ALL was designed to evaluate the role of high-dose methotrexate. The multiagent chemotherapy regimen for this protocol was based on the DFCI-87001 regimen.[3]
- Results of the POG-9404 study indicated that the addition of high-dose methotrexate to the DFCI-based chemotherapy regimen resulted in significantly improved event-free survival (EFS) in patients with T-cell ALL (10-year EFS, 78% for those randomly assigned to high-dose methotrexate versus 68% for those randomly assigned to therapy without high-dose methotrexate, P = .05).
- High-dose methotrexate was associated with a lower incidence of relapses involving the central nervous system (CNS).[4] This POG study was the first clinical trial to provide evidence that high-dose methotrexate can improve outcome for children with T-cell ALL. High-dose asparaginase, doxorubicin, and prophylactic cranial irradiation were also important components of this regimen.[1,4]
- Protocols of the former Children's Cancer Group (CCG) treated children with T-cell ALL on the same treatment regimens as children with precursor B-cell ALL, basing protocol and treatment assignment on the patients' clinical characteristics (e.g., age and white blood cell [WBC] count) and the disease response to initial therapy. Most children with T-cell ALL meet National Cancer Institute (NCI) high-risk criteria.
- Results from CCG-1961 for high-risk ALL including T-cell ALL showed that an augmented Berlin-Frankfurt-Münster (BFM) regimen with a single delayed intensification course produced the best results for patients with morphologic rapid response to initial induction therapy (estimated 5-year EFS, 83%).[5,6] Almost 60% of events in this group, however, were isolated CNS relapses.
- Overall results from POG-9404 and CCG-1961 were similar, although POG-9404 used cranial radiation for every patient, while CCG-1961 used cranial radiation only for patients with slow morphologic response.[6,4]
- Among children with NCI standard-risk T-cell ALL, the EFS for those treated on CCG-1952 and COG-1991 studies was inferior to the EFS for those treated on the POG-9404 study.[7]
- In the Children's Oncology Group (COG), children with T-cell ALL are not treated on the same protocols as children with precursor B-cell ALL. Pilot studies from the COG have demonstrated the feasibility of incorporating nelarabine (a nucleoside analog with demonstrated activity in patients with relapsed and refractory T-cell lymphoblastic disease) [8,9] in the context of a BFM regimen for patients with newly diagnosed T-cell ALL. The pilot study showed a 5-year EFS rate of 73% for all patients receiving nelarabine and 69% for those patients with a slow early response.[10]
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Our museum collections have been gathered over five centuries since our foundation by Royal Charter of Henry VIII in 1518.
William Harvey (1578-1657) discoverer of the circulation of blood, donated his own library and collections to the College in 1656 creating the Musaeum Harveianum – the earliest named 'museum' in England.
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Sir Denys Lasdun's acclaimed Grade I listed building in Regent's Park has been home to the RCP since 1964.
It is considered to be one of Lasdun's most successful creations and he was awarded the Trustees Medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects in recognition of his work.
Visit the RCP to experience extraordinary historical and ceremonial spaces inside Lasdun's radically modern building.
Our medicinal garden has been described as 'the most interesting garden in London', with over 1,300 plants used as medicine or which commemorate physicians.
The current garden was created in St Andrews Place in 1965. From 2005 it was extensively replanted - thanks to a grant from the Wolfson Foundation - work which continues today with our dedicated team of gardeners and Garden fellows. The centrepiece is a huge oriental plane tree - a descendant from the famous tree on the island of Cos under which Hippocrates is said to have taught his students.
The plants tell the stories of modern-day medicines, of the Doctrine of Signatures, the humoural system of medicine of ancient Greece, herbal medicine, modern myths, hallucinogens and narcotics. All plants are labelled with their Latin names, their plant families, and the region of the world from which they come.


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It should be noted however that the Wii U is on a definite rise and the Wind Waker HD bundle has done a great job in both North America and the United Kingdom in getting people to purchase a Wii U.
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To Hell on a Fast Horse: Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, and the Epic Chase to Justice in the Old West (Compact Disc)
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"If you want to take a fantastic trip back to the chaotic Wild West, Mark Gardner's historical narrative delivers in spades. This rollicking book presents the tribulations of Sheriff Pat Garrett and his quest to capture the notorious Billy the Kid, and Gardner's superb writing and references makes this tale truly come alive."
— Jerry Fieldsted, Windows on the World-Books & Art, Mariposa, CA
Billy the Kid-a.k.a. Henry McCarty, Henry Antrim, and William Bonney-was a horse thief, cattle rustler, charismatic rogue, and cold-blooded killer. A superb shot, the Kid gunned down four men single-handedly and five others with the help of cronies. Two of his victims were Lincoln County, New Mexico, deputies, killed during the Kid's brazen daylight escape from the courthouse jail on April 28, 1881. After dispensing with his guards and breaking the chain securing his leg irons, the Kid danced a macabre jig on the jail's porch before riding away on a stolen horse as terrified townspeople-and many sympathizers-watched. For new sheriff Pat Garrett, the chase was on. To Hell on a Fast Horse re-creates the thrilling manhunt for the Wild West's most iconic outlaw. It is also the first dual biography of the Kid and Garrett, two larger-than-life figures who would not have become the stuff of legend without the other. Drawing on voluminous primary sources and a wealth of published scholarship, Mark Lee Gardner digs beneath the myth to take a fresh look at these two men, their relationship, and what they would come to mean to a public enamored of the violent past of the Wild West.
About the Author
Mark L. Gardner is the coeditor if The Mexican War Correspondence of Richard Smith Elliott (University of Oklahoma Press). A consultant to the National Park Service, he has written interpretive booklets for both Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument and Washita Battlefield National Historic Site.
ALAN SKLAR has narrated over 75 audiobooks and earned numerous awards for his work. He has also provided the voice for thousands of corporate and medical videos, as well as many radio and TV commercials. He lives with his wife in New York.
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"The Los Angeles City Council approved a $2.1-billion proposal Friday to build a football stadium downtown in hopes of attracting an NFL franchise back to the city that has been without one since 1994.
As reported by KNBC Los Angeles, the proposal by Anschutz Entertainment Group, which owns stakes in the Staples Center, the Los Angeles Kings hockey team and the L.A. Galaxy soccer team, includes a 76,000-seat stadium that is slated to be named Farmers Field."
This morning we're going to take a giant step forward in the city of Los Angeles," L.A. councilwoman Jan Perry said, according to KNBC Los Angeles. "This is about bringing football back to the city of Los Angeles, and don't let anybody tell you it's not."
The NFL has not made a commitment to bring a team back to Los Angeles, which has been without a league franchise since the Raiders returned to Oakland and the Rams moved to St. Louis. The AEG-backed plan is one of two proposed stadium proposals geared to attract an NFL team -- the other is Majestic Realty Co.'s plan to build a stadium near the city of Industry.
AEG recently was put up for sale by its parent, Anschutz Co. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a philanthropist and the wealthiest man in Los Angeles, is considered among the potential bidders for the company. He attended Friday's city council meeting, along with AEG CEO Tim Leiweke and NBA great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.


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Ao Chaloklum, Ko Pha Ngan
Ko Pha Ngan is so big, we've split it up into areas, select one of the below for detailed accommodation and food listings in that area. Sights and general overviews for Ko Pha Ngan as a whole can be found via the icons above. Don't know where to start? Read an overview of Ko Pha Ngan's different areas.
If you're ever in the mood for some delicious Western food while on the northern tip of Ko Pha Ngan, head straight for The World's End in Ao Chaloklum. This popular, charming joint does some of the best coffee around (with a real espresso machine), and some of the best sandwiches and wraps on the island.
The cafe faces Chaloklum's fishing pier, and provides patrons with typical expansive Ko Pha Ngan ocean vistas.
The open plan means that even indoors is "al fresco" and fans keep the place cool instead of air-con. The decor inside is bold. The walls have been given a slick coat of vibrant red paint, and are adorned with photos of celebrities.
But it's not just the inviting setup that keeps the regulars regular and makes the tourists flock here. The menu offers a fantastic selection of dishes that will make you say "this is exactly what I am craving". Go for their gourmet English breakfast (240 baht), or a mix-and-match sandwich, wrap or panini (115 to 200 baht, depending on what you add to it); vegetarians will be kept happy, and there are gluten-free options as well. All dishes we've tried have been prepared with the freshest, highest quality ingredients. Highly recommended is the falafel wrap with garlic yogurt (115 baht). The lattes are also popular, as are the smoothies.
The cafe also has high-speed WiFi and latest editions of newspapers and magazines — though there's usually only one copy so if someone else is reading the paper you were after, you'll have to be patient. The staff are also friendly and accommodating.
Find the World's End directly opposite Chaloklum's main pier, or on the left-hand side of the horseshoe road near the beach accessed by turning at the 7-Eleven down the road towards the beach, and continuing to the left for about a minute on a motorbike.
If you're staying elsewhere on the island, Chaloklum makes a great spot to visit as it's one of the few parts of the island that's retained a real village feel, with plenty of decent places to stay and eat as well.
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Several people were injured following a multiple vehicle crash that involved two cars and a city bus.
Witnesses told police that a Nissan Altima was trying to pass a Saturn at the corner of Avenue H and East 45th Street on the afternoon of September 11 when he lost control of his vehicle.
The Altima hit the Saturn and reportedly went airborne as it flew over the double yellow line into a B-103 bus traveling down Avenue H in the opposite direction.
There were about a dozen people on the bus when the accident took place, officials said. All of them were treated at the scene.
Responding firefighters and paramedics pulled the driver of the Nissan from his car and rushed him to Kings County Hospital, where he was listed in stable condition after treatment.
It was unclear if any charges were filed against the Nissan owner as this paper went to press.
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Recently, I wrote an article in the News suggesting the mayor and council take action about the eyesores on our streets; namely boats, trailers, and commercial trucks. Our city would look much better if these items were not parked throughout residental areas. After my article was published, a council member told me the mayor had no interest in correcting the problem.
I would appreciate feedback about this issue. What are your thoughts? Perhaps we can encourage the paper to conduct a survey?
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Nov-2013 update:
Finally, city council is taking action on this unsightly issue. All of us need to press the council to insure they enact an ordinance with teeth, then see that it is enforced. Call Julie Kohnert or Gary Morton and express your opinion. They are chairing the committee.
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This page is known as www.birmingham.gov.uk/school-exclusions
The decision to exclude a pupil is made in response to serious breaches of a school behaviour policy and where allowing the pupil to remain in school would seriously harm the education or welfare of the pupil or others in the school.
Only the Head Teacher or teacher in charge of a pupil referral unit (or, in the absence of the Head Teacher or teacher in charge, the most senior teacher who is acting in that role) has authority to exclude a pupil from school.
The Department for Education (DfE) produces the guidance for the process of exclusion. This guidance confirms that Head Teachers, teachers in charge of pupil referral units, Governing Bodies, Local Authorities, Principals, Academy Trusts, Special Educational Needs Experts and Independent Review Panels must, by law, have regard to the guidance when making and administering decisions on exclusion.
The DfE issued revised guidance about exclusion in January 2015 but this was withdrawn shortly after following a legal challenge and has yet to be reissued. The guidance published in September 2012 therefore remains in force and can be found online at the link below.
Exclusion from maintained schools, academies and pupil referral units in England
(A guide for those with legal responsibilities in relation to exclusion.)
Independent Review Panels have the power to uphold the exclusion, recommend that governors look at the case again or quash the exclusion and direct the governors to reconsider the case with a stipulation that if governors do not reinstate, the school will be subject to a charge of £4,000.


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I've recently installed a new theme, but didn't add any widgets.
Today I went to add the widgets, and I can only add one at a time!
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Breaking: The Beaver Is Filming in Dumbo Today
Last week's No. 1 source of hilarious photos of Mel Gibson and a stuffed beaver comes to NYC.
We could be in for more of the Mel Gibson–with-his-hand-up-a-beaver photos that captured the blogosphere's imagination last week, as DumboNYC reports that the film is shooting on Washington Street between Plymouth and York all day today. Hooray! [DumboNYC]


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Capitalism, socialism, democracy
Michael Moore's film on capitalism shows how very limited democracy is under capitalism. It is the very opposite of democracy when 1 percent of the people own as much wealth as the bottom 95 percent. The few who are very rich make the decisions that control the lives of the rest of us.
Under capitalism, Moore reminds us, we leave our democratic rights outside the door when we go into work. Two small plants in the film are exceptions. Both workplaces are cooperatives and are democratically operated. Company decisions are made by majority vote at a meeting of all twenty employees. Each employee has one vote.
How do we get to the place where democratic operation of the economy is the rule, rather than the exception? Moore's answer is "More Democracy!" Some, including this viewer were disappointed with his answer. We wanted his answer to be, "We need socialism."
But I went home and thought some more. Moore is right as far as he goes. To get rid of capitalism, labor's voice must become much stronger. To begin with, workers need the right to join unions. Isn't the fight for the Free Choice Act a fight for more democracy?
Moore wants "democracy in the work place." To me, that means the workplace must be publicly owned and controlled by the workers. On a national scale, that's socialism.
Beatrice Lumpkin
Chicago IL
Free Peltier
I sent the following letter to my senators and representative in Washington, using the Progressive Secretary service:
Leonard Peltier, age 65, has been imprisoned for 32 years. He has suffered a stroke, is partially blind, and has diabetes and high blood pressure.
Leonard Peltier's next parole hearing is in 2024. Considering his condition and the fact that he has served more than 30 years, the compassionate course of action is to release him.
Please encourage President Obama to grant clemency to Leonard Peltier on humanitarian grounds.
I encourage readers of the People's World to send similar letters as soon as possible.
For more information on the Leonard Peltier case, visit: www.whoisleonardpeltier.info.
To enroll in Progressive Secretary go to: http://ProgressiveSecretary.org.
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Canadian friends
For a good while, I had discussion with a co-worker who told me that when he was younger he worked in British Columbia fruit-picking. He told me that he knew that there were some communists in USA since he saw The Militant. I asked him: do you know the People's World? No, was the answer.
Today, I brought him the People's World and People's Voice. He read both and said: "This People's World is a good paper. It is not propaganda. You have a fair approach of the reality, especially about Afghanistan. I like it!"
Conclusion: PW has a new friend in Canada.
Paquet Daniel
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Even if my knowledge of the English language is limited (I am a French-Canadian), every issue of PW that I receive I read from the first line to the last. While I do not agree with each and everything you publish I must confess that always the reading of your fine paper is of great interest and very instructive. Over the years, I have read several papers published by the left in your country, but I must say that yours is in a class by itself. However, I do not have access to e-mail, so would you add my name to the list of those who will receive the weekly newsletter. Wishing you and your team the very best. Vôtre pour le socialisme/Yours for socialism
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Prison letters
I would like your readers to know about my case. I am innocent and I have been in prison 20 years, 4 1/2 months based solely on a coerced confession. There was a story about my case [and the case of Corey Batchelor] in the Chicago Sun-Times, Sept, 24, 2009.
I would appreciate receiving letters.
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(To write a letter, include #B09334, P.O. Box 1700, 61401.)
Thoughts on war
Your Sept 5-11 paper had a front page article titled "As Afghanistan war grows deadlier, support declines."
I am intrigued how easy it is for a government like the U.S. government to start a "war," which then includes the luxury of having a 'war zone." And then be free to let the "war' morph into anything they desire it to. The "war" now includes the freedom to "capture or kill" any one of fifty suspected Afghan drug traffickers that are on the "joint integrated prioritized target list." This list which includes insurgent leaders, gives the U.S. military the freedom to kill anyone on the list at any time.
How can such a realm known as "war" exist? It appears "war" is whatever those with unstoppable force want it to be. What other expansive qualities will the "Afghan war" display - will this "capture or kill list" have women on it, women who support the insurgents with food and clothing?
A "war zone" where someone is free to do "war" and kill, cannot exist because no one can start a "war." It is impossible for something like "war" to exit - this reality that can morph and expand into whatever those with the violent power want it to. "War" which is not armed conflict, and never has been armed conflict ... "war" is the freedom to kill, and this cannot exist and create a "war zone" based only on the inability to stop it.
Frank Erickson
Minneapolis MN
Re: 'This Is It' review
Wow, this documentary ("This Is It" Michael Jackson's final performance by Marguerite Wright) was so necessary and I'm glad the public was granted the opportunity to view the last days that the king of pop lived. Michael Jackson was an amazing performer and human being and he will be missed. I enjoyed your critique on this film. Reading this allows me to feel the love you have for M.J.!
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VIDEO: Angels win wild one by throwing out base-stealerOctober 3rd, 2015, 2:24 pm by MARK CARLISLE
After the Angels staged a five-run comeback in the top of the ninth, the Rangers were threatening to tie the game in the bottom of the ninth.
However, the Angels threw out would-be-base-stealer Elvis Andrus, who represented the tying run, at second base to end the game.
Andrus beat Carlos Perez's throw to the bag, but his foot came off of the base with shortstop Erick Aybar's tag still applied.
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The UW-Eau Claire Department of Communication and Journalism Advisory Board is committed to building the department's excellence of instruction, student education, learning environments, learning experiences, achievements, and the public's value of contributions made by the department. The department's current board members include:
Juli Buehler '83
News Director
Fox 11 News, Green Bay
Don Byrne '87
The Post House, Inc.
Don is an award winning Producer/Director/Videographer and Editor and owns The Post House, Inc. in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. He has worked on hundreds of videos ranging from training, corporate sales and TV commercials to documentaries and network cable programs. His clients include local small businesses, Fortune 500 companies, ad agencies and cable networks.
Don's editing and videography work on the documentary, "Drug-Endangered Children: Breaking the Cycle" has earned several awards including a Bronze award from the New York International Film Festival and a Gold Award from the Greater Wisconsin Media Communications Association-International. Find more information available at The Post House.
Rusty Cunningham
La Crosse Tribune
Jay Edonberg
Director, Public Affairs
Mayo Clinic Health System-Eau Claire
Cindy Fruitrail
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Jeff Hudson
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Normandale Community College
Gary Johnson
Eau Claire Leader-Telegram
Greg Leaf '80
GroupLeaf, LLC
Greg is president and co-founder of GroupLeaf LLC, a Hudson, Wisconsin-based advertising and public relations agency that was formed in 2003. GroupLeaf serves a wide range of international, national and local clients, including Cargill Animal Nutrition, Delta Dental Plans Association, PIC USA, the Minnesota Turkey Growers and the Minnesota Pork Board.
He is past president of Miller Meester Advertising, where he served in various public relations and advertising positions for 14 years beginning in 1991. Greg also has worked as a reporter/copy editor for the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram; account executive for Bozell & Jacobs Public Relations in Milwaukee (1980-82); account executive for Daniel J. Edelman, Inc. in Chicago (1982-83); Vice President for Bozell Public Relations in Chicago (1983-89); and Senior Vice President for Ruder-Finn, Inc. in Chicago (1989-91).
Greg graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 1979 with a B.A. in Journalism and a minor in Political Science. The Journalism Department named him its 1996 alumnus of the year. Greg and his wife and business partner Catherine Larson Leaf sponsor a public relations scholarship for UW-EC students.
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Friends of Sacred Heart Hospital
Born and raised in the Chippewa Valley, Lisa has been involved in all aspects of news gathering and reporting since she was a teen. She had her first job in high school when she landed a position at WWIB-FM.
While still in college, she began working part-time for Phillips Broadcasting in Menomonie as a news director and morning anchor. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 1995 with a double major in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science, she took on full time duties for Phillips when it moved to Eau Claire.
After six and a half years with the radio station, she decided to make the jump to television and joined the News 18 staff in October of 2000. She started out as the six and 10 p.m. anchor before becoming News Director in 2003.
Lisa has won numerous awards for broadcast excellence including 27 awards from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. She is also a correspondent for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Wedding photo of George and Ida Rayot Ebie. Both were born, married and lived all their lives in Stark County, Ohio, near Louisville. George died in 1935 of a heart attack; Ida lived on until 1982.
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When building a pool house it is important to consider not only how it will look, but also how it will perform. Correct air handling and heating are essential to eliminate condensation and ensure the room is comfortable.
Glass sides and a roof lantern create a feeling of space, allowing views of the garden and sky whilst swimming. Solar reflective glass ensures glare is minimised. During the warmer months, folding doors can be opened wide, extending the poolside into the garden. A free standing orangery can accompany an uncovered pool with changing facilities, shower rooms and concealed pump housing.
Alternatively, use it is a luxurious summer house; a place to relax and enjoy the mesmerising sight of a flickering pool glistening with reflected sunlight.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Ś Republican Mitt Romney is acting like a challenger who feels he has enough momentum and time to overtake the president by Election Day, two weeks from now.
Judging from MondayÆs final debate, President Barack Obama almost seems to agree.
Obama was clearly the more aggressive combatant in the 90-minute forum, whacking RomneyÆs personal investment record, truthfulness and overseas fundraising. Romney, meantime, went out of his way to blunt his differences with the president on several key foreign policy matters Ś supposedly the debateÆs focus Ś and to appear calm, moderate and non-threatening.
RomneyÆs approach was one typically taken by front-runners: First, do no harm. DonÆt stir the pot. Keep the clock running.
ObamaÆs forcefulness appeared chiefly aimed at discouraged Democrats who might not bother voting, rather than at the sliver of undecided voters in the handful of states still in play. Romney is not the benign, acceptable alternative he claims to be, Obama seemed to be saying, and I, your president, am finally willing to fight tooth and nail for a second term after sleepwalking through the first debate, which triggered RomneyÆs rise in the polls.
ōItÆs all get-out-the-vote now,ö said Matt Bennett, a veteran of Democratic campaigns. ōIf youÆre undecided now, you ainÆt voting.ö
ōObama will win the debate on points,ö Bennett said, ōbut it wonÆt matter much.ö
A number of other Democrats shared that view. Interest in the third and final debate probably suffered, they said, from voter fatigue, competition from televised football and baseball games, and the official topic Ś foreign policy Ś in a campaign dominated by jobs and the economy.
These Democrats, however, donÆt necessarily think Obama will lose. Some feel Romney took a big gamble by being so tame in the final face-to-face encounter.
Obama still holds a slight edge in Ohio in most independent polls. ItÆs the state that can almost seal the presidentÆs re-election if he holds it, because it would force Romney to sweep virtually every other contested state, including tough Wisconsin.
RomneyÆs stay-the-course demeanor Monday points to confidence that his slight rise in the polls will continue, even if only a smidgen of voters are truly undecided. Democrats note that many thousands of people are already voting through early balloting programs in key states.
The electionÆs outcome may turn on whether ObamaÆs get-out-the-vote ground troops can outrun RomneyÆs momentum. Polls show Romney doing considerably better among likely voters, as opposed to registered voters. That gives ObamaÆs volunteers a chance to hunt down thousands of ōsoft supporters,ö and persuade them to get to a polling place.
From the debateÆs opening minutes, Romney showed no appetite for verbal fisticuffs. Moderator Bob Schieffer invited the former Massachusetts governor to critique ObamaÆs handling of the fatal attack on a U.S. Consulate in Libya, a topic Romney had fumbled in the second debate, six days ago.
Romney showed no interest. Instead, he congratulated the president on the killing of Osama bin Laden, hoping to negate an Obama strong point as quickly as possible.
Throughout the evening, Romney continued a recent trend of moderating his foreign policy positions. He seemed bent on presenting himself as a sound commander in chief, even if it required him to narrow his differences with the president.
Romney offered unusual praise for ObamaÆs war efforts in Afghanistan, declaring the 2010 surge of 33,000 U.S. troops a success and asserting that efforts to train Afghan security forces are on track to enable the U.S. and its allies to put the Afghans fully in charge of security by the end of 2014.
Romney said U.S. forces should complete their withdrawal on that schedule. Previously he has criticized the setting of a specific withdrawal date.
And on Iran, Romney mollified his previous criticism of ObamaÆs sanctions policy. He stressed that resorting to war to stop Iran from developing a nuclear weapon would be a last option, softening the hawkish tone that had been a hallmark of his campaign.
Longtime GOP strategist Terry Holt defended RomneyÆs soft touch.
ōHis first goal is to appear presidential,ö Holt said. ōThis is not a grand jury where all he has to do is indict. People are looking to him for presidential qualities. Cool, calm and clear.ö
Obama, by contrast, looked for every chance to criticize Romney on as many topics as possible.
ōGovernor, when it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s, just like the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies of the 1920s,ö Obama said.
He chided Romney for having said Russia was AmericaÆs greatest geopolitical foe. ōThe Cold WarÆs been over for 20 years,ö Obama said.
ōPresidents always have an advantage when debating foreign policy,ö said Republican consultant Matt Mackowiak. ōRomney did well enough tonight to maintain his momentum and win this race.ö
Obama has 14 days to stop that momentum. He plunges in immediately Tuesday with events in Delray Beach, Fla., and Dayton, Ohio. On Wednesday and Thursday the president plans to campaign in Iowa, Colorado, California, Nevada, Florida, Virginia and Ohio.
Romney and his running mate, Paul Ryan, on Tuesday were headed to Nevada and Colorado. Romney planned to campaign Wednesday in Nevada and Iowa, and Thursday and Friday in Ohio.
Neither ticket can afford to write off the other competitive states. But Ohio seems destined to be the testing ground of whether ObamaÆs tiny lead and big ground operation can hold off RomneyÆs October momentum.
EDITORÆS NOTE Ś Charles Babington covers national politics for The Associated Press. AP writer Bradley Klapper contributed to this report.


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April 3, 2013 by Randall Tharp
Staying in front of the fish is critical in the early spring. I believe that the first wave of spawning bass is the largest in the lake, and a fisherman needs to be there when they move up.
Though 60 degrees is the magic temperature for most bass, some fish will bed when the water is in the high 50s. A good example of that was seen at the FLW Tour event on Lewis Smith Lake in early March, where Brandon McMillan caught the biggest bass of the tournament - 6 pounds, 7 ounces - out of a bush in about a foot of 50-degree water. A quick look at the fish showed that its tail was rubbed raw from fanning.
To me, the key ingredients in the early spawn are sunlight, sheltered water and the right type of bottom for beds. Sunlight is more critical now than the moon phase, and the more sunlight that stays on a place during the day and warms the water, the better.
And remember, you don't have to see bedding fish to be able to catch them. Most of the spawning fish I catch are ones that I didn't see at first. What I try to do is visualize where a bed might be - say, an isolated stump or by a corner post on a dock - and fish it as if I was looking at the bass.
If the water is still in the 50s, I'm fishing a jig. If I'm just in an area where I think bass might be moving in, such as a cove out of the wind where the bank gradually slopes down, I'll be throwing a crankbait, spinnerbait or ChatterBait. The main thing is that you don't want to wait until everything is textbook-perfect for the spawn. Be out there when the fish arrive.
---- EverStart pro Randall Tharp, Gardendale, Ala.
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I have a setup project in .NET. When I save the project and the other projects to subversion, the setup project no longer compiles. I get the error "Unable to update dependencies of the project."
Any ideas why?
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I have a setup project in .NET. When I save the project and the other projects to subversion, the setup project no longer compiles. I get the error "Unable to update dependencies of the project."
Any ideas why?
There is a long discussion thread about this on MSDN. It seems like there are many possible causes. The discussion includes a few links for this problem from Microsoft. Here is a hotfix for VS2005 and here is a workaround for VS2010.
Closing VS2010 and then re-opening it has always worked for me :)
I've had the same issue, but none of the mentioned resolutions seemed to work for me. Rebuilding the setup project would work, but it is a pain, since we include the project outputs of 30+ projects.
The thing I found to work is a very similar approach to what @Marc did.
In all cases I had multiple references to the same dll (not sure how this happened)
Example of correct reference:
Example of incorrect reference:
I also got the same "Two or more objects have the same target location ('[targetdir]\MyAssembly.dll')" warning that @Marc got ... but the setup project compiles and runs fine.
Correct link for hot-fix for VS2010 is:
Works fine after installation
I had the similar problem and found a fix in this very long and old discussion on MSDN.
I noted which dependencies were reported by Visual Studio and wrote a script to fix them in case this is required.
Note that this now gives me a warning "Two or more objects have the same target location ('[targetdir]\MyAssembly.dll'). But I can live with that.
This solved the same problem for me: I added the assemblies that were mentioned in the error message to the GAC. When I recompiled the project the dll's appeared under "Detected Dependencies" in the Solution Explorer and I got the same error. Then I excluded the dll's (right-click and select Exclude) and the project finally compiled ok.
The problem may be caused by orphaned files in the "Deployable" -> "File" section of the .vdproj file. You can verify this by removing all files from the setup project in Visual Studio (make a backup first). If you open the .vdproj file with a text editor and still see entries in the "File" section you have this problem. You can note the keys of these files and remove them from the original .vdproj file and it should work again.
Alternatively compile this quick fix program (tested only with Visual Studio 2010):
I managed to work around this issue by removing the installer project from the solution then adding the existing project back in again.
Restarting VS2010 didn't work for me but I managed to get everything working by doing a 'Clean Solution', then a 'Build Solution'. Trying 'Rebuild Solution' after the clean didn't work however. Then I could run the Solution with F5 as normal.
When I get this error I find my VS2010 deployment project (.vdproj) is 'corrupted'. Specifically, items in the FILE section of the VDPROJ file have GUID's that are missing from the HIERARCHY section of the VDPROJ file. This is described in detail below.
1) VS2010 deployment projects include the following sections:
2) The HIERARCHY section contains GUIDs for each item (e.g. file) added to the deployment project. In addition, each file added to the project appears as an item under the DEPLOYABLE > FILE section. The following example shows a normal configuration for the file msimg32.dll. Note the matching GUID (i.e. _1C15DB39774F7E79C84F1CC87ECFD60A) in the HIERARCHY and FILE sections.
3) My VS2010 deployment projects can be corrupted in two ways:
3a) Example of first problem - duplicated item in FILE section:
In this example, the file msimg32.dll has two entries in the FILE section. The first (i.e. correct) entry has a matching GUID (i.e. _1C15DB39774F7E79C84F1CC87ECFD60A) in the HIERARCHY section, but the GUID for the second (i.e. error) entry (i.e. 2DDC4FA12BFD46DEAED0053D23331348) does not appear in the HIERARCHY section.
3b) Example of second problem - orphaned item in the FILE section:
In this example, the file msimg32.dll has an entry in the FILE section. But the GUID associated with this entry (i.e. A515046ADA6244F2A260E67625E4398F) does not have a matching entry in (i.e. it is missing from) the HIERARCHY section.
4) Solution: For both problems illustrated above, the solution is to delete the orphaned item in the FILE section.
The following example shows how the FILE section in point 3a above would appear after the second entry for msimg32.dll has been deleted.
5) I found the corrupted entries in the VDPROJ only occurred for:
Here are a couple of solutions that work:
1) Removing one of the problem DLLs from the setup project, and then re-adding just that one resolved the problem for me. This worked even when there were many DLLs with the problem. Removing and adding just one of them triggered VS2010 to fix them all up somehow.
2) Rebuild the solution, then try updating the dependencies again. The rebuild helps visual studio discover what the dependencies are, because it may be struggling to find the dependencies with nothing built.
3) Restart Visual Studio
The VS2010 hotfix linked above didn't work for me. Sometimes restarting VS2010 will fix the problem and when that doesn't work, doing the above works.
This can also happen when you are trying to debug and have selected the Release mode. Got me just now :(
I would like to add, that I get the same error when I edit the deployment project from my computer instead of the dedicated compiler computer.
The last time I got that error I needed to roll back the last changes, and re-do it from the dedicated compiler computer.


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re: LeBron James and MJ at 31 years young - LSU Shreddin on 6/20/16 at 5:41 pm
It's just as much Jordan fans being insecure. Every time LBJ succeeds, they beat their Jordan chest. Reason, LBJ is actually threatening....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (1)
re: LeBron James and MJ at 31 years young - LSU Shreddin on 6/20/16 at 11:26 am
LBJ seems to be penalized for pushing weak teams through to the finals. Outside of his first loss with Miami, he was carrying dead weight, which is impressive in its own right. Had Jordan done this with his lesser teams, instead of going out early, he would have some Finals losses too. Having s...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: You can change the result of one play in the history of sports.... - LSU Shreddin on 1/8/16 at 12:04 am
Not that I care, but I'm surprised I haven't heard anyone say "Laettner clanks it off the back iron"...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: We were gonna lure Jimbo to LSU but USC had to hire their interim coach - LSU Shreddin on 11/30/15 at 5:05 pm
I'm glad we didn't lure Jimbo. Not saying that change isn't needed, but I'm not sold on Jimbo, especially at that price tag....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Tiger fans living outside of Louisiana... - LSU Shreddin on 11/30/15 at 11:20 am
Many of the college Alumn I work with said all along that we were foolish to even want to get rid of him. I work with people who graduated from CU, USC, Washington, Texas, Nebraska. All of them beg for the better days. They think the handling was odd, but agree that he should be staying. Hell,...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Carry him out on your shoulders, Tigers - LSU Shreddin on 11/29/15 at 12:16 am
Because the students, past and present, there to get an education is still the reason the University exist? ...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: LSU, last night was just the beginning of it - LSU Shreddin on 11/8/15 at 12:09 pm
[quote]You hang your hat on the fact that you beat a team that beat Alabama, yet you lost to Alabama[/quote] It's certainly an interesting thought process they have with that one, yet it doesn't quite seem dialed in. I wonder if it plays backwards. Let's try. You lost to Toledo, who lost to ...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Derrick Henry favored over Leonard Fournette - LSU Shreddin on 11/7/15 at 12:19 pm
Vegas has set the O/U on Henry's rushing yards at 143.5 Seems people are confident that doesn't happen, so go make some money....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (1)
re: Which team got LSU the most ready for bama? - LSU Shreddin on 11/7/15 at 1:32 am
If only we played Toledo....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Someone send this shite to Fournette, Harris, and Mills. - LSU Shreddin on 10/15/15 at 9:57 am
[quote]Someone send this shite to Fournette, Harris, and Mills.[/quote] You honestly think that sending something the Media wrote to our players is going to give them extra motivation? Unlike many of our fans, I'm sure the players don't get butt hurt every time some random person picks against. ...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Anyone else get screwed on airfair, hotel, tickets, etc? - LSU Shreddin on 10/7/15 at 1:39 pm
[quote]Hotels can't charge you until you stay. You are well within the 48 hour window to cancel hotel penalty. [/quote] I've been in Hotel Operations for over 15 years, and that is not true. A Hotel often has various policies based on an event, time of year, etc. As long as the policy is clearl...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Miami 305 Ice Unis - LSU Shreddin on 10/2/15 at 11:08 am
[quote]At first glance on TV last night I thought it was Oregon and how it was odd they were playing on a Thursday night.[/quote] Just off the top of my head, this season will be at least the third year in a row that Oregon has played on a Thursday night....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Is Usain Bolt the only unarguable GOAT of his sport? - LSU Shreddin on 8/27/15 at 11:54 pm
[quote]And even if LeBron gets as many championship as Jordan, Jordan is still in a different world than LeBron[/quote] That's arguably the only advantage MJ has over LBJ at this point. IF (and that is a huge IF) LBJ ends up with 6 titles, there won't be much for MJ supporters to hang their hat ...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Mayweather; I'm in the $100 million business not the $100,000 business like MMA - LSU Shreddin on 8/14/15 at 11:16 am
[quote]To think Floyd has the mental capacity to learn any advanced technique is hilarious.[/quote] There is nothing more advanced about learning MMA skill than what he has already done. Boxing is full of technique and he has learned that well enough to be one of the greatest ever....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Hypothetical Question Regarding AD and KD - LSU Shreddin on 7/5/15 at 11:08 pm
[quote]If they add a 3rd superstar that's when I'll get pissed and stop supporting the team no matter how many titles they win.[/quote] I can't believe I am saying this, but this might be the dumbest thing posted in this thread....
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re: Scottie Pippen says he was 'LeBron James before LeBron James' - LSU Shreddin on 6/30/15 at 4:36 pm
[quote]Pippen 6 titles Bron 2 and had to find players to FINALLY get them....[/quote] True. It absolutely has no relevance on the number of titles that Pippen was drafted onto the team of the GOAT....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Musselman a candidate for San Diego job - LSU Shreddin on 3/17/15 at 11:27 am
[quote]Wondering if Musselman is the coach in charge of in bounds plays?[/quote] I hope no one claims responsibility for this. It is the only explanation....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: LSU faithful, how would you rate LSU's chances of winning against Villanova - LSU Shreddin on 3/15/15 at 11:04 pm
It's the only #9 vs. #1 matchup that LSU would have a chance of winning in the Tourney. I could see LSU giving Nova fits, then again, I could see NCSU beating LSU by double digits. LSU is the biggest mystery in the Dance....Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: Tyrus Thomas, Great athlete but, - LSU Shreddin on 2/28/15 at 5:30 pm
He was a great athlete who could use that ability to excel in college. He clearly never had great skills as a big man, but the NBA thought they could develop them. Athletes are a dime a dozen in the NBA, so you have to develop (or have) a true craft I loved what Tyrus brought to LSU, but he had...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (2)
re: WR coach vacantcy - LSU Shreddin on 2/8/15 at 9:31 pm
Vacantcy? I'm sorry, I just can't get over that....
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Dave Peck (122 wins) surpassed Bailey Santisteven (101 wins, 1928-53) at Bingham and Ashley Brown (88 wins) vaulted past Jerre Holmes (67 wins, 1991-99) at Rich. Also, Mike Bowring (68 wins) passed Paul Messersmith (52 wins, 1992-99) at Juab and Chris Wise (64 wins) hurdled over Dan Cox (58 wins, 1981-87) at Bear River.
Duchesne's Streak
The Eagles haven't lost since Sept. 3, 2010, a streak of 26 games, and are tied for the fourth longest win streak in state history. (In third is Rich, which won 28 straight from 1994-97.)
Zero Passing Yards
Holding an opponent to no passing yards is fairly rare. But both teams holding their opponent to zero yards passing in the same game is very unusual. But thats what happened with Layton Christian and Milford last week. Actually, LCA did pass for a two-point conversion, but that doesnt count as a completed pass or for yards only as a successful two-point conversion. Sometimes stats are strange.
More Interrupted Contests
Thanks to alert readers, some additional games that were cut short because of weather surfaced during the week.
East had two games cut short in 2000. The Leopards' season opener at Riverton on Aug. 18 was called with 4:15 left in the fourth because of lightning. East won 43-28. Then two weeks later, East hosted Clearfield, and a severe windstorm knocked out power at halftime. The Falcons prevailed 23-3.
(Another game just a few blocks away, Granite at Judge, was also interrupted by the outage. But those teams came back and finished the contest the next Tuesday, Sept. 5.)
On Sept. 23, 2005, Logan won at Ogden 48-0 in a game that ended in the third because of lightning.
On Sept. 16, 2011, Enterprise defeated Kanab 28-7 in a contest that also ended in the third quarter because of a power outage at Enterprise.
In one other interrupted game, Mountain Crest played at Tooele on Sept. 6, 2002. The game was tied 14-14 as the second half was about to begin when a tower used for filming collapsed. Both an adult and student filming the game were airlifted to the hospital where they recovered. The game was cancelled and neither the contest nor the stats counted.
Golden Years – Installment 6
This week: Cottonwood, Desert Hills, Dugway, Hunter, Judge Memorial, Monument Valley, Morgan, North Summit, Parowan, Rich, Roosevelt and Westlake.
(For new readers: During the regular season, Felt's Facts is identifying the golden era in football for almost every high school, excluding a few that are too new, or were too short-lived, to have developed much history. Around a dozen active schools are randomly selected each week, with one or two discontinued programs thrown in for good measure.)
Cottonwood – 2004-2010 – The Colts won five region titles, enjoyed two undefeated regular seasons and made two state championship appearances. During Tom Jones' last three seasons, Cecil Thomas' three years and Josh Lyman's first, Cottonwood went 67-20. Isi Sofele garnered All-State MVP honors in 2008, while three others were two-time All-State recipients: Alex Cate ('04-05), Stanley Havili ('04-05) and John Martinez ('07-08).
Desert Hills – 2009-present (records through 2011) – After posting a losing record its inaugural season, the Thunder powered their way to 22 wins over three seasons and advanced to the state championship game in just their fourth year. Under Jake Nelson, a pair of players, Peter Brown and Bud Pope, became two-time All-State gridders in 2010-11.
Dugway – 1970 – The Mustangs experienced their most successful year as region champions with a 6-0 league record in George Bruce's second season. Dugway went 8-2 overall, posted a school-record five shutouts and allowed just 39 points in its nine regular season games. Steve Brothers, Monte Rudd, Mike Wactor and Richard White received All-State honors. Dugway played 34 seasons, in 1954 and then from 1962-94.
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