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Marina Activities
Why Choose Marina?
- Pro: Newbuild offers line's signature top-notch food and drink, with more amenities.
- Con: Entertainment options can be so so.
- Bottom Line: Easy to navigate ship with just enough inclusions makes this a perfect cruise for foodies.
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Straddling the line between entertainment and infotainment is the Culinary Center, in which passengers learn kitchen secrets from a changing roster of master chefs. At tightly packed rows of personal cooking stations, you can chop, sauté, fry and fumble around under expert guidance -- and the crowds looking in from the pool make it even more fun. Book early for the classes, which on our cruise ranged from the simple "cooking chicken two ways" to "indulging in Italy." All were thorough, hands-on, and ultimately quite useful once we returned home. Classes cost $69 apiece, and it's important to note that while the cruise line says that it can accommodate 24 passengers per class, there are just 12 cooking stations (so you will probably wind up sharing not just space but also cooking tasks with a fellow passenger).
Note: Wine is liberally poured (or other drinks that are matched to the recipes) and you're expected to eat what you cook so you may want to avoid booking alternative restaurants for the same day.
Programs offered at La Reserve by Wine Spectator include wine tastings tied to the region. On our Adriatic cruise we had an outstanding class on Croatian wines and when we began to debate food pairings, the sommelier ran over to the Terrace Café and brought back food from the buffet. There's also a Riedel wine glass tasting session, and if you haven't figured out what the difference is between drinking vino in a cheap glass versus a crystal one, it'll be a revelation.
Across the hall from the Culinary Center is the Artist Loft, in which artists are invited to cruise in exchange for leading workshops. Mediums include photography, watercolors, needlepoint, and arts and crafts, among others, and there's a materials charge to participate.
At night in the chichi Marina Lounge, Oceania is trying its hand at large-scale productions for the first time, with mixed success. "River Rhapsody" is a song-and-dance tribute to the world's tributaries, and the trippy "Groovin'" is a high-spirited salute to the 1960's. There's also a changing roster of pianists, jazz trios, comedians and the like, though if you're expecting a constant onslaught of entertainment akin to that offered by the industry's mega-ships, you'll be disappointed.
A small casino caters to the gambling set with its perfunctory mix of slot machines and table games.
There's a calm, cool -- maybe even sleepy -- vibe throughout the ship when the sun goes down. The one exception is Horizons, a sprawling lounge on Deck 15 with an in-house band and dance floor. Bars include the swanky Martinis, just off the atrium, and the long, narrow Grand Bar in the corridor leading to the Grand Dining Room. For something a little snazzier, check out the casino's bar, a purple-hued dazzler that's surprisingly garish compared to the rest of Marina.
Oceania's shore excursions cover most of the major bases though rarely surprise. One exception: The Culinary Discovery Program, which launched in 2012, offers food- and wine-themed excursions, paired with regional cooking classes. Complaints from Cruise Critic members that tours in general are overpriced are justified.
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Most passengers' first view of the ship's interior will be of the Lalique Grand Staircase, a work of art in itself: a set of dramatically illuminated curving steps adorned with crystal medallions and pillars, hand-crafted by the French firm.
The art-as-adornment aspect of the ship continues throughout the vessel, with millions of dollars of artwork on display wherever you look. Navigation throughout is relatively simple, though some of the restaurants are tucked away and may lead to some hand wringing if your inner GPS isn't working. Just head to the Grand Staircase if you panic; most everything (including the few boutiques on hand) is nearby.
While you won't find bowling alleys, photo galleries and an auction house, bibliophiles will love the expansive library and its unusually cozy series of nooks and crannies. You can duck into the adjacent Baristas for a cup of coffee, and the Oceania@Sea Internet cafe provides a plethora of computer stations, if not privacy. There's WiFi throughout the ship so you're not limited to the café. Internet access costs 95 cents per minute. If that's too pricey, packages are also available, which lower the per-minute rate, starting at 100 minutes for $80 and going up to 1,200 minutes for $540.
The five self-serve launderettes onboard (spread over five decks) are some of the nicest you'll find at sea. Each has three washers, three dryers and an ironing board, plus a comfy couch and television for entertainment while you wait. Laundry is not free, and you'll need quarters to feed into the machine.
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Befitting its adult-centric focus, Marina's sun deck is centered on a tranquil saltwater pool that's ringed by comfortable, cushion-topped loungers and straddled by a pair of covered fresh-water whirlpools. The Waves Bar keeps the libations flowing for sun-worshippers and other deck-hounds. Other outdoor diversions are similarly sedate and/or are geared to more mature travelers. These include a fitness track, putting greens, golf cages, Ping-Pong, croquet and shuffleboard.
Just off the sun deck, above the pool, sits a fully equipped fitness center with a panoramic sea view and plenty of machines on which to sweat off the fare from Jacques. Some classes are complimentary (walk-a-mile, stretch and relax, and complete core). Others (like Pilates, boot camp, yoga and Yamuna Foot Fitness) levy a fee. If you're planning to attend a lot of classes, consider buying the Cruise Fitness Class Pass, which allows access to all of them for a one-time fee of $99.
The fitness center is attached to the Canyon Ranch SpaClub. It's got a serene and peaceful vibe (with beautiful art and a waterfall), and you can order healthy drinks and snacks, which can be served anywhere in the facility including the forward-facing whirlpool deck. A plethora of treatments, from skin-care to massage to acupuncture, are available. An adjacent beauty salon handles hair styling and cuts, manicures, and pedicures.
Passengers who purchase a spa treatment or buy a $25 day pass can access the ship's thermal suite with a sauna, steam room and scented showers. Surprisingly, there's no thalassotherapy pool on Marina. (Designers on the newer Riviera actually changed the deck plan to accommodate a thalassotherapy pool but it will not appear here.) But take note: A fantastic and otherwise hidden sun deck with a huge whirlpool is available to all passengers, just beyond the spa at the bow of the ship.
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Getting fired in fundraising: What's behind it?
Fundraising professional, have you ever been fired from a fundraising job?
If you're a nonprofit leader, have you had some turnover in your fundraising staff lately?
Are you trying to hire a new fundraising person now?
What if… the real common denominator in fundraising staff turnover was not bad hiring practices, but conditions beyond the fundraiser's control?
Why do people at work treat me this way?
Maybe we're mercenaries. Maybe we're interlopers in the "pure" world of program services. Maybe we're a salesperson, to be treated with disdain. Or maybe we're a mysterious money bag, to be treated with awe and a little fear. I've seen all of these responses and more, when I go in to work at nonprofits.
We often make more than program staff. And of course, they feel resentful about that.
We, in turn, feel resentful if senior leadership do not fundraise enough, and we are not being paid to raise all or most of the money.
10 Shocking Scary Secrets of Working in Fundraising
If you've ever had a crazy fundraising job, you need to read this post.
Here's a secret blog post from October 2009, that I put on my private blog, before I had started Wild Woman Fundraising.com. It was just after I finished a crazy job, and so many things on this list rang true for me.
Oh, so now you been passed over by someone with an MBA
Have you ever wanted to move up in your nonprofit, but seen that people with MBAs seemed to be getting the top jobs?
This post will tell you why. And what happens when people with no nonprofit experience try to do nonprofit executive level jobs.
Are you feeling stuck?
Are you happy in your job at a charity? If so, stop reading. If you are ready to move on to a new […]
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Are you managing up? Where does that come from?
Have you ever known a boss or a person in management who just seemed to be there by luck, not by skill or management ability?
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Have you ever worked with a nonprofit leader that just would say NO to everything you suggested? Did you ever think, 'Oh M. G. […]
Can I get a hell yes? Thank you RE:Philanthropy & Dan Pallotta!
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There is no one-size-fits-all approach to career development and, according to one of the nation's new leaders in agriculture, the course one steers toward a profession in agriculture can be as varied and diverse as the population itself.
"I'm not a big fan of the term 'pipeline' because it implies that there is only one way in and only one direction you can go," said Dr. Victoria LeBeaux, a national program leader (NPL) with USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). "If that were true I certainly wouldn't be here, since I had no intention of studying agriculture." Read more »


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How can the EU accelerate the market for ultra-low carbon vehicles?
Eliminating truck blind spots – a matter of (direct) vision
The way trucks are designed and configured has a major impact on what truck drivers are able to see from their cab (direct vision). A new study by Loughborough Design School (LDS) has analysed the direct vision and blind spots of top selling trucks in all vehicle categories (long-haul, construction, urban). The study shows that there are large differences between best and worst-in-class performance.
Natural gas not a 'bridge fuel' to cleaner trucks and cars – study
CO2 standards for 2025 needed – Parliament report
CO2 standards for new vehicles have been proven to work and new targets should be introduced for 2025 and 2030, a report for the European Parliament's transport committee has said. The limited quantities of available biofuels are also highlighted, while the shift to electric vehicles is 'inevitable'.
Low-carbon cities 'a $17 trillion opportunity'
New research has suggested that investing in public and low-emission transport could bring massive financial savings in addition to making a sizeable contribution to reducing greenhouse gases.
Discussing the VECTO test to measure CO2 emissions from trucks and buses
The European Commission has developed a test procedure called VECTO to measure CO2 emissions from new trucks and buses. The VECTO test procedure is a simulation tool that aims to provide truck buyers with accurate fuel consumption information. The details of the test procedure are currently being discussed in a DG GROWTH expert committee and the final legislative proposal is expected in mid-2016. In this submission, T&E advocates a truck CO2 test procedure that is reliable, transparent and easy to use for third parties. T&E also demands that the VECTO simulation results be verified through a form of testing for real-world compliance.
Electro-mobility and alternative fuels central to 'energy union' agenda
Further decarbonisation of transport through a shift to alternative fuels and electro-mobility forms a major part of the European Commission's strategy for an 'energy union', unveiled last week. With transport being responsible for more than 30% of EU energy consumption and a quarter of emissions, the Commission said legislation on 'decarbonising the transport sector, including an action plan on alternative fuels' would be put forward in 2017.
UK faces air quality fine
The European Commission is taking legal action against the UK over claims it is exceeding limits on air pollution from traffic. Britain has two months to respond to the case that it breached EU limits for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emissions, which cause breathing and other health problems.
EU citizens call for quick action to curb traffic noise
Traffic noise is a serious concern for Europeans, and the EU must act quickly to tackle the issue. That is the call from citizens from several European countries in a video clip published today (1) for International Noise Awareness Day.


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One of the requirements for unlocking a pro mode is to get 2 crash escapes. What exactly are you supposed to do for a crash escape?
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It is my understanding that you need to narrowly miss an A.I. car that has crashed in front of you to get a crash escape.
There is already a thread about this from yesterday :D
I come across it when i was looking for the same answer > so I did a little practice and to me easiest way to get this achievement is if you just drive after 1 or 2 AI drivers and wait they make mistake and crash into each other or traffic , then all you have to do is zoom by without crashing them > hence , crash escape. It happens randomly and not in every race so be patient .
sometimes helps if you follow them after race is over and AI racers will go on free roam > do the same routine , follow them ,you can do some bumper action , but do not crash them totaly and eventually they will crash into someone and you'll zoom by :D
You dont need to narrowly pass them. It's quite generous with the space you can have. It's the same thing as "get x near misses". As long as you're driving either against or with the traffic you get a near miss as long as you're still on the road. But yeah, that tip above is the best one I can think of too.
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The Molecular Diagnostics Core will support the three major research projects and interact directly with the Database and Biostatistics Core in the organization of an archive of biological material that will be collected during the course ofthe research projects. Core activities include the application of existing methods for identifying parasite and mosquito species and strains by conventional microscopy, current molecular diagnostic methods, and by newly emerging cell biology and DNA sequencing technology.
The Specific Aims are to: 1: Create an ICEMR Archive of human blood samples and mosquitoes for characterizing malaria species and strains, and for evaluating immunological parameters of infection by Plasmodium species and clinical malaria 2: Develop PCR-based assays to diagnose Plasmodium species Infections of human study participants and mosquitoes 3: Develop PCR-based assays to diagnose Infection by Plasmodium strains in human study participants and mosquitoes 4: In collaboration with the Transmission Project, develop PCR-based assays to perform mosquito speciation, process mosquitoes for blood meal source and monitor permethrin resistance 5: Develop microscopy- and PCR-based assays to diagnose Plasmodium gametocyte stages in human study participants 6: Evaluate and develop strategies based on advanced DNA sequencing strategies to analyze complexity of Plasmodium species infections and Anopheles mosquito diversity using polymorphisms distributed across the parasite and vector species genomes 7: Build capacity and transfer technology to partner institution laboratories in malaria endemic sites The Molecular Diagnostics Core will be directed by Prof. Zimmerman who has worked with PNGIMR (Mueller), the Swiss Tropical Institute (Felger) and UQ (Cooper and Beebe) on malaria epidemiology and mosquito ecology for >10 years. He will be assisted by I Felger, now at STI and previously an employee of PNGIMR. Capacity building and training in the malaria endemic site will be assured by the continuing high commitment of this team to expanding cost effective technologies to the region covered by the ICEMR.
Cost effective and high throughput methodologies ranging from microscopy, ELISA formats and most recently nucleic acid (DNA and RNA) interrogation techniques will facilitate malaria research and the monitoring and evaluation of public health interventions aimed at malaria control and elimination. These resources are rightfully based in malaria endemic settings where such large scale public health programs are expanding
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So while it wouldnt be impossible for the European Parliament to amend or reject the patent law, it is very unlikely. The main hope is in the parliaments anger at being ignored by the European Commission. Anti-patent forces in Europe will have to work hard to lobby their representatives in parliament and make sure that all those opposed to the law show up when votes take place. And those of us in the United States will have to hope that these forces are successful. As I said in my previous column, if Europe rejected software patents, it could potentially be a strong force in reforming the broken software patent system we currently have in the United States.Click here to read how an EU patent law could affect open source. As Ive said before, patents in software make very little sense. Imagine if Raymond Chandler had patented the dangerous woman or Alfred Hitchcock had patented long, unbroken film shots or if the Beatles had patented the verse-chorus-verse pop song? Most people would consider patents for these and similar things to be silly, but they are very similar in scope to many software patents. Thats whyas in books, movies and musicthe proper intellectual-property protection for software is copyright protections, not patents. Supporters of the proposed European software patent law have said that its passage is needed for Europe to become a dominant business force. But if this law isnt overturned, many European-based firms could go out of business or be consumed by large U.S. software firms. And then the only dominant force in Europe when it comes to software will be big American companies. eWEEK Labs Director Jim Rapoza can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Check out eWEEK.coms for the latest news, reviews and analysis about productivity and business solutions.
If the European law passes, U.S.-style software patents will spread through even more of the world. Innovative and small software firms that recently thrived recently in Europe will face a potential onslaught of broad and obvious patents from U.S. companies. And the law could be used directly to limit or prevent the spread and growth of open-source software.
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That's the problem with this country. If you're on the pig's back and you're starting to get the sow by the ear, before you know it people are saying you're as independent as a hog on ice (which means, inexplicably, very cocky) and you get caught playing piggy-in-the-middle between the hogwash in the press and the pork-barrel politics of all the people who have helped you get where you are.
Nothing would be more appealing than to cut training and pig out for a week living high on the hog-in-hog heaven. Just to lie back as happy as a little pig in shit, stuffing your face with pigs in a blanket (oysters wrapped in bacon) would be a relief, or just for once to put on your pork- pie hat and go and get absolutely hog-whimpering drunk for a change.
But all that's in a pig's eye. It's no use sitting on your hams. You've got to go out there and bring home the bacon or before you know it there won't be anything in the piggy bank and the money-grabbing swine will have you hog-tied while the ham-fisted lawyer you hired to get their snouts out of your trough and the pigs off your case, makes a pig's ear of the whole business and digs you in deeper with his pig Latin. He leaves you high and dry and bleeding like a stuck pig.
So you ham it up a little for the cameras and let others piggyback on your success, and if anyone gripes that they've bought a pig in a poke, well, that's their lookout. Let them try to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Why should you cast your pearls before swine?
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Industry leaders are cautioning agents working Toronto's west end, warning them about a seemingly ideal client intent on luring them to vacant properties.
Four months after having its hand slapped by TREB, this online brokerage is closing its doors.
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Calories 1884 Calories from Fat 713
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 82 g126.3%
Saturated Fat 31.8 g159.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1424.3 mg474.8%
Sodium 5574 mg232.2%
Total Carbohydrates 190 g63.2%
Dietary Fiber 9.1 g36.6%
Sugars 29.5 g
Protein 105 g209.6%
Vitamin A 47.2% Vitamin C 50.2%
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I think the ball dropping at Pier Park is nice for New Years and they have several places to eat. It is usually just packed and depending where your condo is could be a long time getting back to your place. I have seen nice fireworks on the beach also!!!
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past. I don't know if they are just more touchy or what......perhaps Jim S. can
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too long ago. One in particular I found interesting, a variegated Cara Cara
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This is an application for renewal of grant T32-MH015174, formerly titled: Neurobehavioral Sciences Research Training Program, which has been funded continuously since 1978. To reflect our increased emphasis on translational neuroscience we have decided to rename the T32: Translational Neuroscience Training Program. This is evidenced by our new faculty list consisting of a balanced mix of basic neuroscientists with an interest in brain disorders and translational neuroscientists working directly on models of neurological or psychiatric disorders. Reni Hen (10% effort), the director of this program, will chair a three-person steering committee that also includes Holly Moore (10% effort) and Tom Jessell (5% effort). The primary goal of this proposal is to train postdoctoral fellows (PhDs and MD/PhDs) for careers as independent researchers at the interface between neuroscience and psychiatry as well as neurology. An intensive program is outlined in which fellows will be exposed to a series of courses, workshops and lectures by a mix of basic and preclinical neuroscientists as well as psychiatrists and neurologists. In the course of training, fellows will also acquire a range of skills relevant to research methodology, ethics and career development. Graduating fellows will be able to present clearly an entire project in both written and oral form as evidenced by publications, presentations and grant writing. A trainee must maintain the highest standards of scientific integrity and understand the ethical issues relevant to animal and human experimentation. The success of the training program is reflected in both the accomplishments of the trainees and in the diversity of the fellows. In the past 10 years, 31 fellows have been selected to enter the training program;48% female, 12% minorities. The rate of recruitment of minorities over the last 5 years has increased to 17% of fellows. Of the 31 postdoctoral fellows supported during the past 10 years, 29 are either in training or employed full time in scientific research, teaching or administration in neuroscience. Seven are faculty members, three are independent full-time researchers at research institutes, six are either research scientists or research fellows at universities. Six graduates have already received RO1s, and several others have applications pending. In total, 20 graduates have received substantial independent funding including R01s, K awards, R03 awards, NARSAD awards and other funding agencies. The greatest strength of this training program has always been the exceptionally large basic neuroscience and translational neuroscience communities present at Columbia University as well as the research environment within the Departments of Neuroscience, Psychiatry and beyond. Our increased emphasis on translational neuroscience will hopefully create a generation of researchers who are equally comfortable with basic science and clinical questions and who will provide us in the future with a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying neurological and psychiatric disorders.
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It is tempting to believe that the crowds which gathered outside Buckingham Palace were the manifestation of a modern phenomenon, the desire - bordering on obsession - to be part of something, to share a common experience, and to be present at the "big-ticket" event.
On one level, the birth of a child was a private joy for William Windsor and his wife, but that was only part of the story. Even in a small way, we had to try to make it about us, too. Yes, I went down to the Palace to see the easel, and I have the picture to prove it. I went, I queued, I snapped. Me, me, me. How very contemporary.
It is hardly surprising that we are driven by a psychological compulsion to claim for ourselves a bit part in that day's momentous event. In the hyperbolic language of modern media, we are constantly invited to regard any significant occurrence as something more profound, as history in the making. Andy Murray wins Wimbledon. It's an historic achievement. A Briton comes first in the Tour de France. History is made (even though a British rider won it the previous year). A baby is born. The Prime Minister tells us it is a major day in the history of the nation. It is natural that we should seek to become a tiny little pixel in this unfolding tableau.
However, I was surprised to see, in the midst of all the TV coverage on Monday evening, pictures of the scenes when Prince Charles was born 65 years ago which showed vastly bigger crowds outside Buckingham Palace. Some of this can be explained by the decline in popularity and relevance of the House of Windsor between then and now, but it was clear that - even in the pre-Internet, pre-multimedia age when society wasn't quite so fractured - the British people still expressed an overriding need to assume a place in something wider, deeper, and bigger.
Republican or not, you have to admit that even today, like then, the Royal Family - elite, privileged and remote though they may be - fulfils an important role in terms of making large sections of the British population feel they are part of a social system that extends beyond their own front door.
All that said, we can be forgiven for finding it all too much. I was on a long car journey on Monday evening when the news broke, and I listened to the first hour or so of the coverage on Radio Five, the home of non-stop verbiage. It was, in its way, rather gripping radio, because you didn't know what banality was going to be trotted out next. The simple fact - a baby weighing 8lb 6oz was born at 4.24pm - was reheated, dissected, discussed and loaded with historical and political context until I found myself screaming silently.
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The Mattioli family run this three storey establishment. Mum runs the accommodation and dad runs the adjacent garage.
The room consisted of a double bed, cupboard, sink, table and two chairs. The shower and toilets were a shared affair. The room was clean and the one I had overlooked the garage and main road.
It was also cheap. Only 19 euros a night.
One good thing was that it was less than 200 metres to the cable car. No parking worries.
Speaking of which you could always park right outside the place.
The breakfast was very ordinary. Two stale rolls and a cup of tea. Not quite what I was hoping for prior to a day on the slopes.
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Alpine skiing: Vonn crashes in Crans Montana super-G
American former Olympic downhill champion Lindsey Vonn suffered a crash in Saturday's super-G World Cup race in the Swiss resort of Crans Montana but escaped serious injury.
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has said its dispute with the U.S. Anti Doping Agency over who should handle the Lance Armstrong doping allegations should be settled by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Three former members of Armstrong's U.S. Postal Service (USPS) cycling team, including two medical staff and a team trainer, have been banned for life by USADA, who have served Armstrong with written notification of allegations against him.
Armstrong, who has retired from the sport after winning an unprecedented seven Tour de France titles, has been dogged by accusations of drug cheating for years despite never failing a doping test and always denying wrongdoing.
In an exchange of letters, released by a district court in Texas, the UCI urged USADA to halt its legal action, forward all case documents and allow an independent body to handle "results management".
USADA objected, saying the UCI had not previously objected to its jurisdiction over the case.
"USADA has authority under its rules and pursuant to the authority conferred upon USADA in USOC's (United States Olympic Committee) rules and in the rules of its members to prosecute Mr. Armstrong's anti-doping rule violations," wrote USADA general counsel William Bock in a letter to UCI president Patrick McQuaid on July 26.
The UCI, while saying it had authority over UCI tests, said it wanted the case to be handled by an independent body.
"However if USADA would not accept to entrust results management to an independent person or body then we suggest that USADA and UCI submit the issue of jurisdiction for results management to CAS," McQuaid wrote in a letter to Bock on Friday.
The dispute over who should handle the case has grown increasingly bitter with both sides accusing the other of lacking the necessary objectivity.
The UCI has said that USADA has "made the case one in which it cannot afford to lose its face".
The American body has said involving the UCI was out of the question.
"The UCI's public statements, prior conduct and myriad conflicts of interest foreclose any results management role for it," wrote Bock in a July 26 letter.
USADA said that instead of an independent panel for the Armstrong case, it wanted to see a body set up to examine the whole issue of drugs in cycling.
"What is needed is a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to clean up the sport of cycling once and for all...doping in cycling has been epidemic. Many of the same individuals who were involved in that epidemic are still entrenched in the sport," wrote Bock.
In comments to the New York Daily News on Friday, USADA CEO Travis Tygart went further.
"The USPS Doping Conspiracy was going on under the watch of UCI, so of course UCI and the participants in the conspiracy who cheated sport with dangerous performance enhancing drugs to win have a strong incentive to cover up what transpired,." he said.
Arguments are expected to be heard in the Armstrong case, in a "status conference", in a district court in Austin on August 10.
(Reporting By Simon Evans)
American former Olympic downhill champion Lindsey Vonn suffered a crash in Saturday's super-G World Cup race in the Swiss resort of Crans Montana but escaped serious injury.
ABU DHABI Portugal's Rui Costa snatched the overall lead of the Abu Dhabi Tour on Saturday after powering to victory in the third stage.
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THE WOLVERINE Trailer Thread - Second Teaser Online May 21st
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A Japanese woman approaches a disheveled Wolverine wearing a hood.
Woman: "Wolverine, nice to finally meet you."
Wolverine: "I don't go by that name anymore."
Woman: "There's someone I want you to meet."
The woman and Wolverine enter a plane (not sure if they meant plane or plain though) to see an older man.
FLASHBACK showing the man when he was younger, fighting. A large explosion occurs as Wolverine covers the man from it.
Old Man: "I want to repay my debt."
Wolverine fighting on a train.
Wolverine fighting a ninja with two swords. The ninja slices Wolverine's arm but it starts to heal before Wolverine shreds her.
Old Man: "You want to pay back some vendettas?"
Wolverine: "You can't take away what's happened to me."
Old Man: "Never say never."
(Can't remember how he described it at the moment and I can't watch the video) The trailer ends with Wolverine unable to heal anymore.
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General Manager: Theo Epstein
Farm Director: Mike Hazen
Scouting Director: Amiel Sawdaye
FanGraphs' Top 10 Prospects:
(2009 Draft Picks/International Signees Not Included)
There are no can't-miss, once-in-a-decade talents on this Top 10 list, but there are a number of players who have the opportunity to really explode in 2010. You also have to love the fact that all 10 players on the list were drafted or originally signed by the Red Sox organization. You can't fake good scouting and development.
1. Casey Kelly, RHP, High-A
DOB: October 1989 Bats: R Throws: R
Signed: 2008 1st round – Florida HS
MLB ETA: Mid-2012 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
Repertoire: 88-93 mph fastball, plus curveball, change
The organization faced a difficult, and well-document, problem in '09 when Kelly expressed a desire to hit and play shortstop. A compromise was made and the talented prospect spent the year as a two-way player. After hitting just .224/.305/.313 with a 29% strikeout rate in low-A, though, Kelly gave in and announced he will be a full-time pitcher in 2010. It's a good thing, too, because the right-hander showed a lot of promise for a player whose heart was not 100% on the mound last season. In low-A ball, he allowed 32 hits in 48.1 innings, while showing outstanding control with a walk rate of just 1.68 BB/9. He also did not allow a home run while posting a FIP of 2.14. That number jumped a bit with his promotion to high-A (3.33) but Kelly still showed excellent control (1.35 BB/9) with a modest strikeout rate of 6.75 K/9. With just 46.2 innings of experience above low-A, Kelly should head back to high-A in 2010, but he could see double-A before the end of the season.
2. Ryan Westmoreland, OF, Short-Season
DOB: April 1990 Bats: L Throws: R
Signed: 2008 5th round – Rhode Island HS
MLB ETA: Late-2012 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
Westmoreland's season came to a crashing halt when he broke his collar bone, but the outfielder solidified himself as the organization's best hitter… in just 223 at-bats. The 19 year old hit .296/.401/.484 and showed good power potential with an ISO of .188. He also displayed patience at the plate with a walk rate of 14.2%, far exceeding what you'd expect from a player his age. His strikeout rate was a little high, but his future power output could eventually justify the number. Westmoreland was also a force on the base paths by stealing 19 bases in as many attempts. Sure it was short-season ball but a .427 wOBA is impressive no matter how you slice it.
3. Junichi Tazawa, RHP, Majors
DOB: June 1986 Bats: R Throws: R
Signed: 2008 non-drafted international free agent (Japan)
MLB ETA: Mid-2010 40-Man Roster: Yes Options: 2
Repertoire: 88-92 mph fastball, plus splitter, curveball, slider
Tazawa's mad mix of pitches cut a swath through double-A line-ups but the Japanese import found the going a little tougher in triple-A and the Majors (albeit in a smaller sample size). The right-hander allowed just 80 hits in 98.0 innings in double-A, while also posting a strikeout rate of 8.08 K/9. He was also aided by solid control (2.39 BB/9) and some luck (.277 BABIP, 79.8 LOB%). In six MLB appearances, Tazawa allowed 43 hits in 25.1 innings and his strikeout rate dropped to just 4.62 K/9. His ground-ball rate in the Majors of 24.5% was ugly, and hitters had little trouble with his 90 mph fastball (-2.54 runs "above" average per 100 pitches). Despite the bump in the road, Tazawa is still learning, as well as adjusting to life in North America, so his potential remains high.
4. Josh Reddick, OF, Majors
DOB: February 1987 Bats: L Throws: R
Signed: 2006 17th round – Middle Georgia College
MLB ETA: Mid-2010 40-Man Roster: Yes Options: 2
Reddick got off to a solid start in '09 at double-A and hit .277/.352/.520 in 256 at-bats. He showed outstanding power with an ISO rate of .242. His base running, after nabbing 14 bases in 17 ties in '08, was almost non-existent as he was successful just five times in 10 attempts. Reddick's numbers were terrible in 18 triple-A games and poor in 27 MLB games. His walk rate was good in double-A at 10.5%, but it dropped to 7.6% in triple-A and 3.2% in the Majors. On the plus side, six of his 10 MLB hits were for extra bases (59 at-bats). Reddick will certainly receive more seasoning in triple-A in 2010 but he should be ready to compete for a full-time gig in 2011… if there's an opportunity.
5. Lars Anderson, 1B, Double-A
DOB: September 1987 Bats: L Throws: L
Signed: 2006 18th round – California HS
MLB ETA: Mid-2011 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
It was an ugly, ugly year for Anderson… and his struggles were well-documented. After hitting .316 in 41 double-A games in '08, the first-base prospect spent the entire season at that level but hit just .233/.328/.345 with an ISO of .112 in 447 at-bats. There were a few good signs, including the fact that he maintained a solid walk rate (12.3%) and his strikeout rate did not skyrocket (25.5%, similar to his career norm – which admittedly is high to begin with). Anderson's wOBA of .315 was .060 below his previous low of .374 at low-A in '07. As a slow-footed player whose game requires plus power output, he needs to get that ground-ball rate up from 54.8%. Anderson will be just 22 for much of 2010, so he has time to turn things around.
6. Stolmy Pimentel, RHP, Low-A
DOB: February 1990 Bats: R Throws: R
Signed: 2006 non-drafted international free agent (Dominican Republic)
MLB ETA: Mid-2012 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
Repertoire: 88-92 mph fastball, plus change-up, curveball
Pimentel's '09 numbers do not wow. He allowed a lot of hits: 135 in 117.2 innings, but he put a lot of pitches in the strike zone (2.22 BB/9) at a level where players pretty much hack at everything. He also had some bad luck with a BABIP of .350. His strikeout rate was solid at 7.88 K/9 and his FIP was OK at 3.62. Pimentel's ground-ball rate of 39.5% needs to improve if he's going to survive the upper levels of the system. He turns 20 in February so time is on his side.
7. Anthony Rizzo, 1B, High-A
DOB: August 1989 Bats: L Throws: L
Signed: 2007 6th round – Florida HS
MLB ETA: Mid-2012 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
Simply getting back to the baseball diamond after dealing with a cancer scare would have been impressive enough, but Rizzo went out and turned himself into one of the best prospects in the system. The first baseman hit .298/.365/.494 in 245 low-A at-bats before moving up to high-A where he hit .295/.371/.420. Rizzo's power output dropped from .196 to .125 ISO with the move, but his walk rate improved (9.1 to 10.9%), as did his strikeout rate (24.5 to 19.5%). Rizzo, though, was aided by some nifty BABIPs of .364 and .354. Although he held his own against both right-handed and left-handed pitchers, his OPS was .862 against righties and just .721 against southpaws. He should open 2010 back in high-A but could move up to double-A as he prepares to breathe down Anderson's neck.
8. Derrik Gibson, SS, Short-Season
DOB: December 1989 Bats: R Throws: R
Signed: 2008 2nd round – Delaware HS
MLB ETA: Mid-2013 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
A personal favorite of mine, Gibson received his second straight year of short-season ball and looked over-matched in a brief 14-game trial in low-A ball. In short-season ball, Gibson hit .290/.395/.380 and had a .386 wOBA in 255 at-bats. He showed good patience for a future top-of-the-order MLB hitter with a walk rate of 12.9% and his strikeout rate was reasonable at 16.5%. He's performed poorly against southpaws for two straight seasons (.566, .621 OPS). After nabbing 14 steals in as many tries in '08, Gibson was successful in 28 of his 33 tries in '09. Defensively, he's expected to move off of shortstop, which takes a bite out of his value.
9. Ryan Kalish, OF, Double-A
DOB: March 1988 Bats: L Throws: L
Signed: 2006 9th round – New Jersey HS
MLB ETA: Mid-2011 40-Man Roster: No Options: 3
I'm a little more bearish on Kalish than a lot of evaluators because he has yet to do anything really spectacular in four seasons. The outfielder had a nice year in '09 and he hit .304/.434/.513 in 115 high-A at-bats. Moved up to double-A, his numbers normalized a bit with a line of .271/.341/.440. At the senior level, he posted a walk rate of 9.6% and a strikeout rate of 22.3%, which is a tad high given his career power numbers. I will certainly jump on the Kalish train in 2010 if he can maintain a solid batting average while also at least equaling his '09 power numbers. After stealing 21 bases in 27 attempts in '09, he could develop into a 20-20 player in the Majors if everything clicks. With everything said, I wouldn't be shocked if he broke out in a big way in 2010 and made me look foolish for doubting him.
10. Michael Bowden, RHP, Majors
DOB: September 1986 Bats: R Throws: R
Signed: 2005 supplemental 1st round – Illinois HS
MLB ETA: Mid-2010 40-Man Roster: Yes Options: 2
Repertoire: 88-92 mph fastball, plus curveball, change-up
The knock on Bowden is that he's not flashy. But there is something to be said for consistent and reliable. Pitching at double-A or higher since '07, Bowden has posted solid numbers, although his FIP broke 4.00 for the first time while pitching for triple-A (4.08). Even so, he took advantage of some luck (.262 BABIP) and allowed just 106 hits in 126.1 innings, while showing OK control (3.35 BB/9) and a modest strikeout rate (6.27 K/9). He'll do himself a favor if he can get the ball down in the zone more often and increase his ground-ball rate from the 31.1% he posted in triple-A. Called up to Boston to eat up some innings in the bullpen, Bowden did not have much fun – or luck. His 9.56 ERA was softened by his 5.16 FIP and he posted a LOB% rate of 48.4.
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Aronofsky Courts Christian Bale for New Noah's Ark Epic
He's saved Gotham City a couple times as Batman, and now Christian Bale might get to save the future of humanity as one of the heroes of the Torah.
"The Dark Knight" star is apparently on Darren Aronofsky's wish list to play Noah, in an "edgy" film being floated around Hollywood about the Biblical flood. As New York magazine notes today, landing Bale would help Aronofsky secure funding for his movie, envisioned as a $130 million epic.
Aronofsky, nominated for an Oscar earlier this year for "Black Swan," hasn't worked previously with Bale, who won an Academy Award in February for his turn in "The Fighter." Despite his acting chops, New York points out that Bale might be a bit on the young side for the role. The Wales-born actor is 37, while Noah was 600 at the time of the flood.
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Gay-marriage opponents ask Calif. court to stop weddings
SAN FRANCISCO – Opponents of same-sex marriage Friday demanded that the California Supreme Court immediately halt same-sex marriages recently resumed in the nation's largest state after a nine-year legal battle.
ProtectMarriage, the group that sponsored Proposition 8 and its ban on same-sex marriages in 2008, launched a two-pronged legal attack to state officials' interpretation that the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage when it relied on a legal technicality to toss a lower court's ruling lifting the marriage ban in June.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that ProtectMarriage had no "standing" to pursue an appeal of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision striking down Proposition 8 after California Gov. Jerry Brown and state Attorney General Kamala Harris declined to defend Proposition 8.
On Friday, ProtectMarriage argued in its petition to the state Supreme Court that Proposition 8 remains California law because the U.S. Supreme Court didn't rule directly on the constitutionality of same-sex marriages in what's widely called the "Perry" case.
"The Ninth Circuit's decision in Perry has been vacated," the petition stated, "hence there is no appellate decision holding that Proposition 8 is unconstitutional."
Therefore, the petition concluded, the Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriages is still in force.
The petition to the state Supreme Court also argued that the original lawsuit filed in San Francisco named only the county clerks of Los Angeles and Alameda counties. They argued the ruling doesn't reach the 56 other county clerks, who must continue to abide by the marriage ban passed by Proposition 8.
The petition argues that county clerks are independent state officials and that the state registrar – under orders from Gov. Brown and the attorney general – had no authority to order them June 26 to begin issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
"The Legislature has not imbued the State Registrar with supervisory authority or control over county clerks issuing marriage licenses," the petition stated.
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1. We have a visitor from the lower levels of the fourth dimension. The reptilian alien is to address Earthlings from an undisclosed location in central London. Yes, Tony Blair is giving the Philip Gould Lecture to Progress this morning.
Today is the 20th anniversary of Blair's election as Labour leader. I wrote for The Independent on Sunday about what has changed in those two decades and who is to blame.
2. Damian McBride, Gordon Brown's former spin doctor, has an article in The Times (pay wall) saying Ed Miliband's trip to Washington today is a "waste of everyone's time":
"Forget Obama. Compare notes with Utah's Gary Herbert on devolution to local government. Discuss education with New Mexico's Susana Martínez. Talk to Matt Mead in Wyoming about the balance between tax and spending; ask Colorado's John Hickenlooper the secret of getting elected when you're seen as a bit 'weird'.
"Compared with his stopover in Washington or his studies at Harvard, a tour like that would show Mr Miliband what makes the real America tick, and he'd find a lot less interest in interventionist foreign policies than he'll hear in Obama's White House. He wouldn't return with many images for Labour's election broadcasts, but, more importantly, he might come back with some ideas for his manifesto."
3. Polling news: Stephen Fisher of Trinity College, Oxford, has written the fourth in a series of comments on my article about his election forecasts. He says that we should not give up on probability forecasting just because Germany beat Brazil 7-1:
"Giving up on probability typically leads people to one of two positions: feigned ignorance or artificial certainty. It is unreasonable to suggest we know absolutely nothing about the relative chances of different outcomes of the next election. But I think that is a preferable position to claiming to be sure that some particular outcome will occur. Similarly, we should not rule out or even describe as remote possibilities relatively common events (like either a Tory or Labour majority) so far from the election.
"Rather than giving up on probabilistic forecasting, we should instead take any forecast probabilities as indicative and be mindful of the limitations of forecasting methods.
"This implies that forecasting probabilities that are relatively evenly split over different events, while less exciting, are a priori more plausible than more extreme probabilities."
Meanwhile, ComRes for The Independent on Sunday found that 21% of voters think Ed Miliband is "likely to be prime minister"; 44% think he isn't. But they agree that a home team is more likely to win the World Cup under a Labour government (by 11% to 8%; 81% don't know).
4. I try to explain in The Independent on Sunday why the Chilcot Iraq Inquiry is taking so long. The civil service is trying to protect the confidentiality of future conversations between British prime ministers and American president – which is important and in the national interest, so that they can talk frankly. They are protecting Ed Miliband's conversations with Hillary Clinton, or possibly with Marco Rubio, not Blair's with President Bush, all of which Chilcot has seen.
In The New Review, the Independent on Sunday magazine, I have listed the Top 10 MPs Related to Other MPs. Did you know that Alistair Darling's great-uncle, Sir William Darling, had been the Scottish Unionist MP for another Edinburgh seat until 1957, when Alistair was three?
I also stood in for Guy Keleny in the Errors & Omissions slot on Saturday, pointing out some arbitrary rules of spelling (discreet and discrete) and style that are worth getting right because otherwise some readers will think less of us.
5. Picture of the week from Mike Clarke, who announces proudly: "I used my gym card for the first time today."
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Big News: Tom Wolfe's The Kingdom of Speech Is in the Pipeline; Out in August
Ah, this is a big deal for the Darwin debate: Tom Wolfe's book The Kingdom of Speech is now confirmed as being in the pipeline and Amazon gives a publication date of this summer, August 30.
I don't know exactly what he says there about evolution, specifically in relation to human speech, but this is bound to be interesting. Wolfe is one of the great journalists of our time, and he's had spoken out forcefully on the persecution of intelligent design proponents, comparing it to the "Spanish Inquisition."
Here is the publisher's official description of the book:
Tom Wolfe, whose legend began in journalism, takes us on an eye-opening journey that is sure to arouse widespread debate. THE KINGDOM OF SPEECH is a captivating, paradigm-shifting argument that speech -- not evolution -- is responsible for humanity's complex societies and achievements.
From Alfred Russel Wallace, the Englishman who beat Darwin to the theory of natural selection but later renounced it, and through the controversial work of modern-day anthropologist Daniel Everett, who defies the current wisdom that language is hard-wired in humans, Wolfe examines the solemn, long-faced, laugh-out-loud zig-zags of Darwinism, old and Neo, and finds it irrelevant here in the Kingdom of Speech.
That's all we know, but I can say it reminds me of Chapter 10 in Michael Denton's book, Evolution: Still a Theory in Crisis, which you only have to wait till later this month, January 26, to buy. Dr. Denton deals there with the enigma of speech and how it "evolved," if it did. He too begins with early insights on the matter from Alfred Wallace.
Great minds, as you know. As I've said before, it's the Thomas Nagel/Stephen King/Tom Stoppard Principle: When you reach a certain rare level of achievement and acclaim, you earn the right to speak your mind plainly in defiance of the bullies and censors. We look forward to reading Wolfe.


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Pinot Noir
It became famous because of the movie "Sideways" – which, as we all know, did no favors for Merlot – but Pinot Noir has been the wine of choice for serious oenophiles for decades. We'll look at the history of the notoriously finicky Pinot Noir grape, its history and its current status.
Oh yes, and there most definitely will be tastings of Pinots from around the world, including France, New Zealand, California and Oregon. We might even slip in a Merlot just to see if anyone is paying attention.
Head Wino
David King
Certified Wine Specialist
$30 per person per class or $25 per person per class when you pre-register one person for any four classes, or four persons for one class.
Your discount will appear in the shopping cart when your fourth event is added to the cart.
For registration rules and cancellation policy,
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Our Special Events
We offer a variety of winery events throughout the year. Guest chefs cook up magnificent tasty treats to go along with our award-winning wines. Put your name on a bottle of wine at our always-sold-out Grape Stomp. Don't miss all the opportunities to enjoy our wines!
What do I get from each class?
Besides enduring our wonderful personalities and receiving a nifty Winery U! diploma at the end of class, each participant will receive printed course materials, additional informational materials, and maybe even a surprise or two?
You'll even get to taste some wine.
All classes are held on Saturday, 10:30 A.M. thru 12:30 P.M. at Dry Comal Creek Vineyards
Register for Saturday, August 15, 2015