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Tom Scholz and his band Boston have performed only sporadically the past few decades. Scholz got the current version of his band together while J. Geils Band singer Peter Wolf did the same with his group at Boston's TD Gardens for the "Boston Strong" benefit concert for The One Fund that aided victims of the bombing at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, reports the Boston Globe.
Boston's own Aerosmith and New Kids on the Block, local legend James Taylor with pal Carole King, and Malden, Massachusetts hard rockers Extreme performed, as did out-of-towners Jimmy Buffett, country star Jason Aldean and Boyz II Men.
Boston began the evening by performing a Scholz guitar-dominated Jimi Hendrix-style "Star Spangled Banner." The group's five-song set included "Rock and Roll Band," "Smokin'," and their first hit, "More Than a Feeling," that anchored the group's 1976 self-titled debut album that has sold nearly 20 million copies.
Aerosmith is on tour in Asia and they flew half-way around the world from Singapore in order to close the show. They performed eight songs that began with the old Yardbird's rocker, "Train Kept a-Rollin'" and included "Sweet Emotion," "Living on the Edge" and their hit take on The Beatles' "Come Together."
The reunited J. Geils Band were all there, except for the band's namesake who is suing the other guys, and performed six barnburners, including "Freeze Frame" and "Love Stinks" as well as early hits, "Looking For A Love" that kicked off their set and their set-ending "(Ain't Nothin' But A) Houseparty."
Taylor and King performed eight songs including his "Sweet Baby James" that began the set and included King's "So Far Away" and "Sweet Seasons," as well as "Up on the Roof" that she wrote and was a hit for The Drifters and her hit for The Shirelle's, "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?" The set ended with King's song that was a smash for each of them separately, "You've a Friend."
Taylor then brought out Buffett and the two covered "Mexico," a song each covered on albums.
More than $31 million has been raised. To donate, go to www.onefundboston.org.
FOGERTY HAS BIGGEST ALBUM IN 28 YEARS; WILL PLAY FULL CCR LPs ON TOUR
John Fogerty's new album, "Wrote a Song For Everyone," is on pace to be his biggest hit in 28 years, since his "Centerfield" album went to No. 1 in 1985, reports Billboard. By press times, the CD is expected to debut in the Top Five.
The album sees the former leader of Creedence Clearwater Revival rerecording a dozen of his earlier songs (plus two new tunes) with Bob Seger, The Foo Fighters, Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Kid Rock, Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley and others.
So far, Fogerty only has seven concerts set, in September and October, and includes a stop on Oct. 10 at the 7,100-seat Nokia Theatre at L.A. Live.
However, he announced that not only will he perform the lion's share of songs from the new album, he'll also perform one of two CCR LPs, "Bayou Country," from January 1969, or "Cosmo's Factory," from July 1970, in their entirety at each stop.
The Eagles and Bon Joni have each added concerts to their North American tours. The Eagles added a dozen new gigs throughout the Midwest to their "History of The Eagles Tour" of the U.S. and Canada that kicks off June 6 in Louisville, Ky. The 32-show tour that includes former guitarist Bernie Leadon, now runs through Oct. 24 in St. Louis. No West Coast dates have been announced.
Bon Jovi is currently in Europe on its world tour, minus its co-leader and lead guitarist Richie Sambora, who bowed out of the tour citing "personal reasons." The band already toured America earlier this year. However, the group, now with substitute lead axeman Phil X, will return here, having added a dozen gigs this October, including stops Oct. 9 at Anaheim's Honda Center, Oct. 11 at the Staples Center in downtown L.A., and on Oct. 12 at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas.
In Spain this week, a country with 27% unemployment (more than 50% of those under 25 are unemployed), the band cut its ticket prices in half, from $51 to $23. Jon Bon Jovi told Spanish newspaper El Mundo, "We did a study and we saw that due to the economic situation Spain wasn't going to be on the roadmap. But I didn't want to leave out fans from a country I love that has treated me well for 30 years."
The Rolling Stones' "50 and Counting Tour" continues to roll through North America and the band continues to showcase guest stars joining Mick Jagger on Stones classics.
In Chicago, during the final night of their three-night stand at the 23,500-seat United Center, Taylor Swift sauntered out and joined Jagger on "As Tears Go By," the ballad Jagger described to the crowd as "one we haven't done in quite a long time. Actually, it's almost the first song that Keith (Richards) and I wrote. We didn't do it at the time; we gave it to someone else, a young lady, to sing."
That young lady was 17-year-old Marianne Faithfull. Her single came out in June 1964 and hit No. 9 in Britain and No. 22 here and it launched her career. Later in the decade she became Jagger's girlfriend. The Stones eventually released their own version in December 1965, hitting No. 6 here.
Earlier, on the Stones' Toronto stop at the 19,800-seat Air Canada Center, another country music star, Carrie Underwood, joined the band, this time on a rowdier tune, the band's 1974 hit, "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)". As reported by country music's The Boot, Underwood "was clearly star struck, smiling from ear to ear during the entire four-minute performance. She couldn't take her eyes off the enigmatic lead singer, and afterward she confessed to being overwhelmed, but in a good way." Afterward, she tweeted, "I just sang with the @RollingStones! Holy cow! I walked off stage and said, 'What just happened?! Still can't believe it!'"
Ringo Starr will release a book, "Photograph," named after his 1973 hit song, of candid photos he took of The Beatles during the group's Beatlemania heyday. Also included will be unpublished photos from the drummer's vacations and other travels around the world and will be accompanied by his personal memories from his childhood in Liverpool.
The book will initially be released exclusively as an e-book on June 12 to coincide with the "Ringo: Peace & Love" exhibit at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. The exhibit runs until March 2014, In December, a limited number of personally autographed hard-bound copies of "Photograph" will be available.
Ringo & His All-Starr Band, that includes Todd Rundgren, former Santana and Journey singer-keyboardist Greg Rolie and Toto singer-guitarist Steve Lukather, will tour South America and Mexico from Oct. 29 - Nov. 18 before playing their only two U.S. gigs on Nov. 22-23 at the Palms Casino Resort's 2,500-seat Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas.
TIM McGRAW ON A ROLL
Country superstar Tim McGraw's new single, the mid-tempo ballad, "Highway Don't Care," is No. 1 on Billboard's country singles chart, his second consecutive No. 1 country hit. The song also features Taylor Swift on vocals, with guitar work from Keith Urban.
The 46-year-old singer, who has sold more than 40 million albums here over the course of his 21-year career, was also named to co-host the huge "Macy's 4 th of July Fireworks Spectacular" from New York City with Mariah Carey. The event that takes place along the Big Apple's waterfront will be broadcast that night on NBC.
The Johnny Cash Museum officially opened in Nashville. The museum features oodles of memorabilia, including the Man in Black's stage costumes, gold singles and albums, guitars, photos and personal items.
In other Cash news, a commemorative U.S. postage stamp of the singer who died a decade ago, in 2003, at age 71 of complications from diabetes, has been issued. The stamp features a photo that was taken during the 1963 shoot for his 1963 "Ring of Fire: The Best of Johnny Cash" album that was the first No. 1 LP when Billboard debuted its country album chart in January 1964.
Cash's daughter, country singer Rosanne Cash, said that her father would have been delighted with the honor, according to The Boot.
Country legend Ray Price, who still performs numerous concerts at age 87, was released from a Nashville hospital, where he was treated for two weeks for severe dehydration, according to Taste of Country. He is recuperating at home. On his Facebook page, he posted, "*Hello Friends, I am finally home!!! Already in Rehab!! More later. Ray."
The singer, best known for his 1970 crossover version of Kris Kristofferson's "For the Good Times," was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year, when doctors found a tumor while having his gallbladder removed after suffering a painful attack of gallstones.
However, Pollstar still has three concerts on his schedule, including two this week, one in Kansas City and another in Branson, Mo. He's also set to play Willie Nelson's annual Fourth of July Picnic at the Fort Worth Stockyards in Texas.
Last month, former Velvet Underground leader Lou Reed announced the cancellation of all future concerts. The reason has now come out. He received a life-saving liver transplant in a hospital in Cleveland, according to the 71-year-old singer's wife, performance artist Laurie Anderson. Anderson told the Times of London, "My husband had a big surgery which went very well. It's as serious as it gets. He was dying. You don't get it for fun."
The couple live in New York City but they opted for a specialist in Cleveland, because, as Anderson put it, the hospitals there are "dysfunctional." She added that Reed, who's David Bowie-produced "Walk on the Wild Side" in 1972 was his biggest hit, will "totally recover. It's (the new liver) is already working. He's doing tai chi. I'm very happy. It's a new life for him."
In other Velvet Underground news, former members Reed, John Cale and the Andy Warhol Foundation announced that they have come to an agreement regarding the use of Warhol's iconic "banana" painting that served as the cover for the 1967 LP, "The Velvet Underground and Nico" that Warhol co-produced. Details between the parties were not announced but all outstanding legal action has been dropped.
Marvin Junior, baritone lead singer of doo-wop vocal group The Dells, died at 77 from complications from kidney failure at his home in Harvey, Ill., just south of Chicago.
Junior was a founding member of the quintet formed in 1952 by high school pals. They are best known for their first hit, "Oh What a Night," in 1956.
The song he co-wrote with fellow member Johnny Funches hit No. 4 on Billboard's R&B chart. They rerecorded the song in 1969 using a different arrangement and it was a hit all over again. That 1969 version, which hit No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart and No. 1 on its R&B chart, is ranked No. 260 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Junior was with The Dells from its inception in 1952 through 1958. He rejoined the group two years later, in 1960, and remained with them until he retired last year, after a 60-year run. In 2004, Junior and The Dells were inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.
Clarence Burke, Jr., one of five siblings who made up the Chicago rhythm and blues vocal group The Five Stairsteps, died in Marietta, Ga., one day after his 64 th birthday, reports the New York Times. The cause hasn't been disclosed.
The group, four brothers and a sister, scored big with "O-o-h Child," in 1970 that peaked at No. 8 on Billboard's Hot 100 pop singles chart. It hit No. 14 on the R&B chart. The song is ranked No. 402 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Among the recently released albums, digital reissues, MP3 downloads and deluxe box sets are the 13-track "I Will Be Me," the second studio album by former Kinks lead guitarist Dave Davies since his debilitating 2004 stroke; "Inspiration (A Tribute to Nat King Cole)" by smooth jazz singer-guitarist George Benson features "Unforgettable" with jazz and classical music trumpeter Wynton Marsalis; the star-studded soundtrack to John Mellencamp and Stephen King's musical, "Ghost Brothers of Darkland County," featuring Sheryl Crow, Elvis Costello, Rosanne Cash, Taj Mahal, Kris Kristofferson, Neko Case, Ryan Bingham, Mellencamp himself and others; "Jazzblues" from The Amos Garrett Jazz Trio, led by 71-year-old multi-instrumentalist Garrett, who was a member of Paul Butterfield's Better Days, as well as Maria Muldaur's band leader; "HandPicked" from jazz guitarist Earl Klugh with guest guitarists Bill Frisell and Vince Gill that includes covers of The Eagles' "Hotel California," The Beatles' "If I Fell," Burt Bacharach and Hal David's "Alfie" and "Peanuts" composer Vince Guaraldi's "Cast Your Fate to the Wind;" "Singles Collection 1979-2012" from English post-punk industrial metal band Killing Joke; and a 4-CD box set, "Live & Rare - Anthology (1973-1981)" from Southern rockers The Outlaws, known for having three lead guitarists in the band at the same time.
"Life as We Know It" from Nashville band Lonestar that reunites with original singer Richie McDonald; "-Like Clockwork," the first studio effort in six years from singer-guitarist-multi-instrumentalist Josh Homme and his alt rock band from Palm Desert, Queens of the Stone Age; "The Dreamer (Acoustic Version)" from Rhett Miller, leader of the alt country band The Old 97's; "Grinning Streak," the 12 th studio album in 21 years from Canadian rockers Barenaked Ladies; "Live," recorded late last year and early this year from Chapel Hill, N.C. power poppers Ben Folds Five; "Motown The Musical - Original Broadway Cast Recording" is loaded with classics; "Spitfire (Amazon Exclusive)" from LeAnn Rimes debuted at No. 7 on the U.K. chart; a 2-CD, "Live in Copenhagen 1972," by Deep Purple on their "Machine Head" tour that includes "Highway Star" and "Lazy," as well as three songs recorded in New York City in 1973; and an import, "Charlemagne: the Omens of Death," narrated by legendary 91-year-old British horror star Sir Christopher Lee, backed by drums and guitar.
New DVDs and Blu-rays include "A Token of His Extreme" directed and starring Frank Zappa that was filmed in August 1974 at L.A. PBS station KCET and also features musicians George Duke on keyboards, Chester Thompson on drums, Ruth Underwood on percussion, Tom Fowler on bass and Napoleon Murphy Brock on sax and includes "Uncle Meat;" a 2-disc "Depeche Mode - DVD Collectors Box;" "Andrea Bocelli - The Voice;" "Live at Wolf Trap," a 2004 concert from The Doobie Brothers; and a CD/DVD, "Live at the Bamboo Room" from rocker Pat Travers that includes his hits "Snortin' Whiskey, Drinkin' Cocaine" and "Boom Boom, Out Go The Lights," as well as covers of Jimi Hendrix's "Red House" and The Allman Brothers' "Statesboro Blues."
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The Pirate Bay has long been synonymous with one thing -- torrents. The world's largest torrent site has had more than its fair share of legal headaches [
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The site will continue to host the content, where possible, via magnet links. All new content will be hosted via magnetic links.
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INTERVIEW: Sia, the brains behind all your favorite hit songs
Sia's probably written 10 of your favorite songs, everything from Rihanna's "Diamonds" to Flo Rida's "Wild One", but now she's out to prove she can hold her own alongside the music headliners she is usually writing for.
Her upcoming album 1000 Forms of Fear, featuring her current single "Chandelier," hits shelves early next month.
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New medical school in Greenville welcomes charter class
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Three years ago, when the University of South Carolina and the Greenville Hospital System were discussing plans for a new medical school in the Upstate, USC President Harris Pastides issued a challenge to "make this medical school different and special."
USC and GHS took a giant step in fulfilling that promise Tuesday (July 31, 2012) when they welcomed the charter class of the new USC School of Medicine Greenville located on the campus of GHS's Greenville Memorial Hospital campus.
Dr. Jerry Youkey, the dean of USC School of Medicine Greenville, said the vision of the new medical school is to create a different type of physician capable of leading and participating in the transformation of America's health care delivery system. "We coined the phrase 'A new school of thought' as it reflects our commitment to preparing doctors who will connect with communities, patients, colleagues and technology in new, more progressive ways," Youkey said.
The new medical school is the first in South Carolina's Upstate. It joins the USC School of Medicine in Columbia and the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston.
According to Pastides, the USC School of Medicine Greenville comes at a critical juncture for the state and nation. The United States is in the midst of a growing physician shortage, and with an aging population and millions of Americans expected to receive health insurance as a result of healthcare reform, the current delivery system will have to change to meet demand. The nation also must add capacity to educate and train physicians.
"You don't have to go any further than news headlines to see that we need more qualified doctors and we need them quickly. This is particularly true in South Carolina, where nearly every county has too few primary care doctors and some specialties like neurology are in critically low supply. Not increasing our capacity to educate the next generation of physicians is, quite simply, not an option. We must do it now," Pastides said.


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University to host student ballet scholarship competition
The University of South Carolina will host some of the Southeast's most graceful and talented ballet dancers for the Youth America Grand Prix ballet scholarship competition Jan. 15 – 17 at Drayton Hall theatre.
Tickets are $5 at the door. USC students will be admitted free with a valid student ID.
For dance students ages 9 – 19, the YAGP awards more than $250,000 annually in scholarships to leading dance schools worldwide. Dancers in three divisions – pre-competition (ages 9 – 11), juniors (12 – 14) and seniors (15 – 19) – will compete for scholarship prizes. The competition includes both classical and contemporary ballet for both solos and ensembles.
Regional winners travel to New York City in March to compete for national titles.
Ballet schools from across the southeast will be represented. William Smith, a freshman engineering major from Beaufort, will represent the university's dance program.
Susan Anderson, director of Dance USC, has been a lead judge for the Southeast Region in recent years and was responsible for bringing the competition to Columbia.
"I convinced them that this would be a prime area because of the wealth of local dance studios and ballet companies already competing in this prestigious competition," she said.
Since it was established by two former dancers of the Bolshoi Ballet who launched the YAGP in 1999, it has awarded more than $2 million in scholarships and offered workshops, competitions and audition classes to more than 25,000 dancers. More than 200 YAGP alumni are dancing with 50 companies around the world, including American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, Paris Opera Ballet and San Francisco Ballet, among others.
For the competition schedule, visit the YAGP Web site: http://www.yagp.org/eng/columbia_sc_2010_info.php. For more information, contact Kevin Bush at 803-777-9353 or email@example.com.
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A Long Way Down
One New Year's Eve, four strangers meet each other on a rooftop, where each has gone to kill himself. This is the premise of "A Long Way Down", a book which turns out to be a comedy. JJ is a failed American rock star, Jess a somewhat psychotic teenager, Maureen a middle-aged women with a disabled son, and Martin a disgraced talk show host. On the rooftop, all eventually agree to come down and help Jess find her ex-boyfriend, Chas. The unlikely fo...
About a Boy
Nick Hornby's �About a boy� is a gentle story that centers around the developing relationship between Marcus, a twelve-year-old boy trapped in a forty-year-old mind, and Will, a 36-year-old philanderer with the emotional development of a teenager. As their relationship progresses, Will helps Marcus enjoy life while he comes to terms with a family crisis, while Marcus helps will deal with his commitment phobia. ...
Fever Pitch
Nick Hornby chronicles his life, growing up in a single parent family, his struggles to make it as a writer and his obsession with soccer. Individual games are used as a marker as Hornby recalls moments in his life from childhood to early 30's....
High Fidelity
Rob keeps the company of his fellow workers in the record shop and is consumed by his top-five lists of songs, albums, and movies for every situation. His girlfriend has just left him, and he tries a fling with a recording artist. But after seeing his old girlfriend, he mulls over his memories of her and rethinks their breakup, wanting to win her back....
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How to be Good
Katie Carr is a good person. She is a doctor. She loves and finanically supports her family. Yet, Katie is unhappy with her husband. David is "The Angriest Man in Holloway" and his cynical view of life has worn Katie down. But amazingly, when David meets a guru, he becomes a Good Person. David is now a "give-your-computers,-toys,-money-and-food-to-the-less-fortunate", "happy-go-lucky" good person and Katie can no longer stand to be around him. But ...


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2010-2011: Will look to transition his high school success to the college level...should be a good contributor in his first year...Coach Semelsberger says, "We are excited about adding Nolan to our squad and we anticipate him contributing significantly to the success of our team as he seeks to glorify the Lord on and off the course"...
High School: Was one of the standout golfers on the Washington high school golf scene... The four-year varsity letterman was selected Hoquiam High School's team MVP every one of his his high school years in addition to his four-year selection to the Evergreen Conference Boys' Golf All-League First Team....Was a three-time Evergreen Conference Boys' Golf All-League First Team MVP... Had a great year in 2008 when he placed third in the Boys' 2A High School State Championship, was honored with the Washington State Golf Association District Three Joan Teats Most Inspirational Award, and won the Desert Junior Tour Hillcrest Challenge in Arizona. In 2009 earned a first-place finish at the Grays Harbor Men's Amateur Championship (part of the Pacific Northwest Golf Association's tour)...Capped off his high school career with a first-place finish at the 2009 District Three Championship, shooting 71-65 for an eight-under total (136).
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A Philly entrepreneur will be the first director of a national organization that aims to plug U.S. college students into Israel's high-tech economy.
A Philadelphia entrepreneur who has spent extensive periods of time in the Jewish state has been tapped to be the first executive director of a national Washington, D.C.-based organization that aims to plug American college students into Israel's high-tech economy.
Brett Goldman, 28, is heading up the TAMID Israel Investment Group. "Tamid" means "always" or "eternal" in Hebrew.
He's the first full-time professional hired by the organization that was founded five years ago by students at the University of Michigan and now has chapters on 15 campuses, including the University of Pennsylvania and Lehigh University. TAMID received seed funding from the Charles & Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation and is being supported by the Israel on Campus Coalition.
TAMID arranges for guest speakers — such as Philadelphia-based entrepreneur Wayne Kimmel —to talk with students about the Israeli economy, organizes investment clubs concentrating on Israeli firms and arranges for undergraduate students to spend time in the Jewish state working for start-up companies.
The idea is to help students bolster their own business acumen while at the same time connecting them to the Jewish state.
"It is a great way to do Israel," said Goldman, explaining that TAMID currently has 40 students — not all of them Jewish — placed in Israel.
To be sure, this is not the first effort to bring wider attention to Israel's economic sector or put forward the image of Israel as innovator to counter perceptions that it is an aggressor or a nation defined solely by conflict. Web journals such as israel21c.org to books like Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle have brought attention to Israel's economy.
And there's been initiatives on campus as well, including an annual, student-organized two-week trip for graduate business students at Penn's Wharton School. But Goldman and others said there wasn't anything as intensive or sustained until TAMID came along.
Goldman first visited the Jewish state at 19 on a Birthright Israel trip and has since led numerous Birthright trips himself. He later spent several years there completing a master's degree in government at IDC Herzaliyah. (He also has a master's in education from Farleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey.)
In 2011, he co-founded the America-Israel Business Lab. Based at the Navy Yard in South Philadelphia, the venture helps Israel clean-tech firms set up shop in Pennsylvania. Goldman, who recently moved to Washington, D.C., said it was a tough decision to leave his own start-up.
"We have a great thing going in Philly," he said, adding that the offer to lead TAMID "was a really great opportunity for me. When something like this comes up, you shouldn't turn it down."
He hopes to grow the organization and add new chapters.
Several students involved said the group is filling a need on campus.
Michael Lefkoe is an industrial engineering student at Lehigh University, a graduate of Lower Merion High School, who is helping to set up a TAMID chapter there.
"At Lehigh," he wrote in an email from Ireland, where he is working for the summer, "we have a fairly large pro-Israel community, but rather limited means of being able to support Israel in a consistent manner. So, TAMID will hopefully be playing a big role in filling that need among the pro-Israel students."
Ron Koren, a Penn State University student from Montgomery County, is spending the summer in Israel. He's working on a TAMID fellowship at a company called Calendo that is developing a smart phone app to help people find local events that match their interests.
"I've found that by participating in TAMID, students gain real-world experience, deeper knowledge of international business, meaningful personal relationships and important connections," Koren wrote in an email. "As TAMID grows, a personal vision of mine is to see all TAMID members make the fellowship to Israel at some point during their undergraduate years."
Kimmel, a board member of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia who has invested in Israeli businesses, has mentored several TAMID participants and spoken to the group at his alma mater, the University of Maryland.
It's not just the students who gain from the fellowship program. The undergraduates who decided to work in Israel, he said, provide Israeli start-ups with a tremendous amount of brain power skills and understanding of the 21st century marketplace.
"Young people today," said Kimmel, "have knowledge of what's next and really understand innovation."


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The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Mott was celebrated in 1861, and a joyous season it was.
Mott, Stanton, Stone, Anthony—not one retraced her footsteps.
To this early training, we may ascribe the rigid adherence of Mrs. Mott, to the beautiful but sober costume of the Society.
I begged to stay there, but Mr. Mott insisted on going to Faribault as they had planned.
The stage was decorated with draperies and flowers and a large portrait of Mrs. Mott stood on an easel.
Mott's division was reduced to a brigade, and assigned to Birney's division.
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A Christmas Carol
Nov. 29, 2012 at Pabst Theater
The ultimate holiday tradition returns again for its 37th year! Dickens' classic masterpiece will delight and brighten your holiday season with beautiful carols and a timeless message of hope, peace, love, and the true meaning of the holidays. Bring the whole family and join in a tradition that has been delighting audiences for generations!Milwaukee Repertory Theater


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Well I said I wasn't going to do another show this year but was offered the chance to put on a Charity event at a new venue in my hometown of Salford.
This will be Salford's 1st ever MMA event and should do a lot to raise the profile of MMA in my city whilst raising money for a good cause. JST who sponsor some of my fighters and Salford Reds Rugby are sponsoring the event at the Salford Reds home, The Willows; which has already hosted many successful boxing events.
The event will be a tabled event with 3 course meals available so a different format to the past Ikon events. The venue holds about 800 though so still a decent size. Same format as the other events with ISKA MMA sanctioning the event.
Please get in touch if you want to get involved.
Fight Ikon 5 'Fight for a Kid' - Salford, 21st Nov 2010
Fight Ikon 6 - Back in Bolton - 20th Feb 2011
Fight Ikon 7 - Preston - March 2011
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Amateur C (no headshots) 3x3
MMA1 u61kg Mark Thomas (Team Titan) Vs Dean Manley (Salford MMA)
MMA2 u73kg John Carney (Huyton MMA) Vs Ricky Johnson (Preston GB)
MMA3 u61kg Dave Burke (Team Titan) Vs Sam Hodgin (Salford MMA)
MMA4 u70kg Liam Burgess (Lost Boyz MMA) Vs Chris Brown (Preston GB)
MMA5 u66Kg Pete Milner (Team Titan) Vs Mike Persil (Stockport Fighters)
Amateur B (headshots standing only) 2x5 (semi pro)
MMA6 u70kg Kostadin Toychev Vs TBA
MMA7 u66kg Chris McMullen (Walkden MMA) Vs Daniel Hitchins (Shootbox)
MMA8 u66kg Andy Green (Wolfslair) Vs Jon Wells (Colluseum)
MMA9 u68kg Mark Halford (580 MMA) Vs Dan Hall (Team Allegience)
MMA10 u70kg Steve Ormshaw (Walkden MMA) Vs Chris Webb (Salford MMA)
Pro (full ISKA MMA rules with elbows) 3x5
MMA11 u90kg Neal Thompson (South Shields MMA) Vs Marcin Zontek (Salford MMA)
MMA12 u66kg Nathan Thompson (South Shields MMA) Vs Dean Reilly (Grip House MMA)
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Dark Lullaby
Amber Quill, Oct 2003, 245 pp. ISBN 1592798896 Their mother was a voodoo priestess, but the twin daughters Ashara and Zariaz were as different as day and night. Ash never wanted to become involved with voodoo while Zariaz reveled in it. On their twenty-first birthday, Zariaz and her assistants turned her sister into a vampire but she only killed those people who were evil. On the other hand, Zariaz was killing musicians at such a rapid pace t...
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Fourteen year old Karen lives with both her parents, bratty younger brother, Ryaen, and the family feline, Mr. Spock. She wants a horse more than anything, but her parents won't let her have one. One day while reading a horse magazine, Karen sees a notice in the letters section from an English girl who "lives and breathes horses!" and is looking for an American keypal. The girl from England, Melaina Brisbee, is fifteen years old and owns two Connemara sh...
Rock N Roll Fantasy
A spoiled heiress finds herself trapped in world where each person is represented by a tarot card. That person is based on a rock star (for example, "The Fool" is Mick Jaggar). The heroine must learn a lesson from each card in order to become a whole and fulfilled person. It sounds serious, but this book is written as a parody. Kind of like the Piers Anthony Xanth novels, or Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy....
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This is a book set in Malibu, California, in the world of horse show jumping. Tam is a horse trainer, and Blake is a client with a horse who needs help. She falls for him, but he is a a widower, not ready to commit his heart again. This was a very emotionally satifying book. Not your typical genre romance....
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The Life and Times of Rapunzel
Amber Quill,2003, 192 pp. ISBN: 1592799353 Rapunzel feels gratitude towards her rescuer Prince D'arius for she loathes the tower where she was incarcerated until he freed her. She falls in love with her hero, but alas this is not a fairy tale where they live happily ever after. D'arius is a married man. Rapunzel is saddened but wiser to the insincere male world she has just joined. Rapunzel refuses to let down her hair ever again when the ...


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Debunking The Democrats' Russian Hacking Hysteria
In his testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, FBI Director James Comey confirmed what sane people have known for months: Russia did not hack the 2016 presidential election.
Both Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers confirmed that there was no evidence that Russian agents ever manipulated or even attempted to manipulate vote totals—the commonly understood definition of what "hacking an election" would entail.
In spite of this, Democrats have pushed the "Russians hacked the election" narrative for months, knowing full well that a sizeable number of Americans would not realize that what they really meant was "Hackers with ties to the Russian Government hacked the Democratic National Committee's email server and may have been behind a phishing link John Podesta stupidly clicked on."
The sad reality for Democrats is that they have only their own incompetence to blame for the hacks that so thoroughly embarrassed them last year. Moreover, the hacking operation that successfully broke into the DNC's server also targeted the Republican National Committee, but was rebuffed—indicating that this was not, as Democrats have claimed, an effort to help then-candidate Donald Trump, but rather to create general electoral chaos with no specific beneficiary.
As far back as September of 2015, the FBI was reportedly aware of a Russian hacking collective known as "the Dukes" effort to compromise the DNC's servers. When FBI Special Agent Adrian Hawkins called the DNC to inform them of this effort, though, the DNC did nothing.
The New York Times reported that
[Hawkins'] message was brief, if alarming. At least one computer system belonging to the D.N.C. had been compromised by hackers federal investigators had named "the Dukes," a cyberespionage team linked to the Russian government.
Yared Tamene, the tech-support contractor at the D.N.C. who fielded the call, was no expert in cyberattacks. His first moves were to check Google for "the Dukes" and conduct a cursory search of the D.N.C. computer system logs to look for hints of such a cyberintrusion. By his own account, he did not look too hard even after Special Agent Hawkins called back repeatedly over the next several weeks — in part because he wasn't certain the caller was a real F.B.I. agent and not an impostor.
Because of Tamene's refusal to take Agent Hawkins' repeated warnings seriously, the DNC's server was in grave danger and was eventually compromised and successfully hacked.
An examination by The Times of the Russian operation — based on interviews with dozens of players targeted in the attack, intelligence officials who investigated it and Obama administration officials who deliberated over the best response — reveals a series of missed signals, slow responses and a continuing underestimation of the seriousness of the cyberattack.
The D.N.C.'s fumbling encounter with the F.B.I. meant the best chance to halt the Russian intrusion was lost. The failure to grasp the scope of the attacks undercut efforts to minimize their impact. And the White House's reluctance to respond forcefully meant the Russians have not paid a heavy price for their actions, a decision that could prove critical in deterring future cyberattacks.
The low-key approach of the F.B.I. meant that Russian hackers could roam freely through the committee's network for nearly seven months before top D.N.C. officials were alerted to the attack and hired cyberexperts to protect their systems.
This indicates that the DNC wasn't the only Democrat-controlled entity that did not take the hacking threat as seriously as it should have—the Obama Administration didn't, either.


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Luciana Souza: The Book of Chet and Brazilian Duos; Introducing: Luis Perdomo
Since 1993 the Caramoor Jazz Festival has presented hundreds of the finest jazz musicians from superstars to emerging artists, from big bands to solo pianists, in an eclectic mix featuring unique combinations of artists in true Festival style. At twenty, we pose the question "What is the Universal Golden Key for jazz musicians?" It is experiencing and expressing - in the present moment - an urgent, spiritual purpose and freedom, and sharing it with you, the appreciative listener.
During the Jazz Festival, we proudly present musicians that possess that Golden Key: Souza, Marsalis, Carter, Tolliver, Iyer, Loueke, and Makowicz, to name a few. And we revisit the tremendous work of Charles Mingus 50 years ago - in 1963 - when he was in top creative form as composer, musician and bandleader.
Celebrate with us—20 years of Caramoor Jazz!


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Inspiring Jewish life at MIT.
MIT Hillel's committment to pluralism and student empowerment means students can encounter Jewish life in many forms as well as explore what it means to create Jewish life on your own terms.
Grad Hillel is an association of Jewish graduate students, post docs and young professionals serving MIT and the greater Cambridge community. Grad Hillel sponsors social programs, dinners, outings,...
Welcome to MIT Hillel! MIT Hillel works with a diverse Jewish student body to create opportunities for Jewish expression and observance. Our community might be a good fit for you if you enjoy...


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Citations or traffic tickets are issued in the State of Colorado for various violations of traffic law. Citations generally indicate the statute or code number of the violation, and explain how and when to pay the fine or respond to the ticket. You must respond to a citation, usually by paying a fine or appearing in court, or else a warrant may be issued for your arrest and your driving license may be suspended.
Most traffic tickets in Colorado are issued for what are sometimes called "strict-liability" offenses. In these cases, the only thing required to convict a person of the offense is proof that they committed the act, regardless of any criminal intent. Examples of strict-liability offenses include:
- Speeding
- Overdue parking meters
- Not using turn signals
- Parking in a handicapped zone without authorization
Violations are also classified by whether or not the vehicle was in motion at the type of the incident, and traffic tickets may therefore be for either moving or non-moving violations. Examples of moving violations include:
- Speeding or driving below the minimum speed
- Running a stop sign or red light
- Driving without a seat belt
- Drunk driving (DUI and DWI)
Non-Moving violations include:
- Parking in a handicapped zone or other illegal parking
- Driving with an invalid vehicle registration
- Having expired or missing license plates
- Leaving a vehicle unattended and running
The fine you have to pay on your ticket differs from place to place as the fees are decided by individual municipalities and counties. Fees can range from $20 to $500. More serious offenses carry higher fines and/or imprisonment.
Many citations do not require a court appearance, and you may admit guilt by paying the ticket directly. The citation will indicate how and by what date to pay the fine. Tickets can be paid directly to the county court where the ticket was issued. This can be done online or by mail by returning the self addressed envelope received with the ticket.
If you wish to dispute the citation, you must appear in court personally on the scheduled date, and enter a "not guilty" plea. While you may be able to negotiate with the prosecuting attorney for a plea bargain to reduce points, a trial will be scheduled if no agreement is reached. A trial gives you an opportunity to fight the traffic ticket in front of a judge or jury, and most people prefer to hire a traffic ticket lawyer to defend them in court. You cannot appear in court if you have been booked for a civil violation/infraction.
When you pay a ticket directly, you are essentially pleading guilty to a traffic offense, which carries the same consequences as being found guilty of the violation in court. Motorists who either plead guilty directly or are found guilty of an offense should be aware of the following possible consequences:
- Certain traffic offenses, including speeding and other moving violations, are automatically reported to the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles. Colorado routinely provides information concerning traffic ticket convictions to other states.
- The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles follows a point system to track violations and their corresponding penalties. Points are added to your driving record which could result in your license being suspended. For more information, see our Point System section.
- Colorado drivers that accumulate points on their driving record are often subject to higher car insurance premiums.
One of the best ways to reduce the negative implications of traffic violations is to drive safely and not commit any additional offenses. Points on your Colorado license will be reduced, and your driving record may eventually be cleared if you remain free of any additional violations. Smart drivers often choose to take a defensive driving course or traffic school course in order to reduce the points on their license more quickly.
Taking a defensive driving course can also help lower the car insurance premiums of drivers whose rates increased following one or more traffic ticket convictions. Some drivers prefer to obtain a new quote for car insurance following a traffic ticket conviction, since often more competitive rates and coverage may be available.
- See Paying Traffic Tickets in Colorado for more information on how to pay your tickets.
- See also Traffic Ticket Lawyers and DUI Lawyers if you are considering fighting your ticket.
- See also Colorado Car Insurance.


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How to discipline a toddler without being too harsh?
I have a hard time discipilining my seven year old son, he seems to listen everytime I am trying to explain why he cannot to that or this. But in the end he will still do it without my knowing. I don't know what to do..pls help..?
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Can you clarify the age of your son? Is he 7 months or 7 years old?
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thank you.. he is seven year old.
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Dear asiulvenice,
Thank you for your question.
I think this is something we all struggle with at times but what is important is to focus on our relationship with our children. Have a look at my reply to this post on gentle discipline where I have linked to some excellent child-led resources on this topic.
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In an otherwise dour season, USC players will probably remember nothing more than storming the court at Pauley Pavilion at the end of an overtime victory on Wednesday night. | PHOTOS
And why not? The Trojans shocked UCLA 75-71 in front of an equally stunned 12,821 who probably expected a comfortable Bruins victory in the crosstown rivalry.
"It's history to come in here and come out with the victory in their new building," USC point guard Jio Fontan said. "This whole week we took it serious. We wanted the win."
USC (9-13, 4-5 Pac-12) does not have many wins this season, but played like a different team against the Bruins, with five players scoring in double figures. It was the kind of game former coach Kevin O'Neill envisioned before the game, but never really materialized.
But it also had some bumps as the Trojans blew a 52-37 lead in the second half and were forced to overtime when UCLA went on a 21-8 run.
"This is just a huge win, it's UCLA," USC interim Bob Cantu said. "We were never going to hang our heads in the overtime. The guys hung in there. This was about the team and keeping our poise."
Forward Dewayne Dedmon, who overcame the flu and played 16 minutes, said, "This is a big win. This should get our wheels rolling."
Coach Ben Howland was unhappy with the Bruins' rebounding as USC won that battle 44-36.
"I'm obviously very disappointed with the loss," Howland said. "'SC played tough, inspired basketball. However, rebounding hurt us again. They were more physical than us in the first half. It comes down to us doing a better job blocking out."
UCLA (16-6, 6-3) had the crowd roaring and nearly won the game as guard Larry Drew III missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer. But the Bruins still entered the extra period with momentum. UCLA took a 70-69 lead on Jordan Adams' layup, but Fontan responded with a 3-pointer.
Shabazz Muhammad's jump shot gave UCLA a 71-70 lead but Byron Wesley's layup and two free throws by Ari Stewart with 11 seconds left gave USC a 74-71 advantage. Fontan's free throw with three seconds left sealed the victory.
"Jio was huge in so many ways," Cantu said. "The guys looked to him. He didn't get rattled."
It was an impressive performance for Cantu, who wants to keep the job. Whether a victory in Pauley Pavilion improves his chances remains to be seen, especially because sources say USC wants to hire a big-name coach.
Nevertheless the victory would be something Cantu could always put on his resume.
"It's a huge win," he said. "It's UCLA."
USC is now 5-5 in its past 10 games at Pauley Pavilion after snapping a four-game losing streak to the Bruins. It was arguably USC's biggest victory since it defeated the Bruins 67-46 in 2010.
Fontan and forward Aaron Fuller each scored 15 points while forward Eric Wise added 12 points and 11 rebounds. Fuller made his first six shots and missed only one.
"Aaron Fuller was unbelievable," Cantu said.
UCLA was led by Muhammad's 22 points, but he missed 11 of 18 shots. Travis Wear added 16 points.
"I'm not sure about the loss," Drew said. "It seems the guys were not really into it. We just never got a chance. We have to really figure out what we've been doing wrong."
USC's also overcame Fontan's foul trouble. Fontan picked up his fourth foul with 9:55 left in regulation and the Bruins outscored USC 10-4 to cut the Trojans' lead to 61-56 with five minutes left. Cantu was forced to put Fontan back in to try to stop the Bruins' momentum.
The savior for the Trojans in that span was Wise, who scored three baskets and helped USC maintain a 63-56 lead with 4:22 remaining.
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Graphic Novel Reporter Covers Clockwork GirlThursday, September 29th, 2011
Graphic Novel Reporter recently pinned down Sean Patrick O'Reilly for an interview on his project, The Clockwork Girl, which will be released VERY SOON as a 3D Animated Motion Picture, but had its debut as a comic book published through Arcana Comics. You can see some preview pages HERE, and the book is available as a hardcover released by Harper Collins (ISBN: 0-9809204-1-8) and can be found at most fine book stores (or you can ask them to order or even pick it up through Amazon HERE). Below is an excerpt from the Graphic Novel Reporter interview, but be sure to head to their site to read the entire interview by clicking here.
Sean O'Reilly's world is full of comic books. He reads comic books, writes comic books, and even edits and publishes comic books. His publishing company, Arcana Studios, is the largest comic book publisher in Canada, and it releases both his and other people's works. His graphic novel Clockwork Girl, which he made with Kevin Hanna and Grant Bond, was published by HarperCollins this year, and an animated movie version of it will soon be released, starring the voice talents of Alexa Vega, Jesse McCartney, Ann Moss, Jeffrey Tambor, and Brad Garrett. O'Reilly talked to GraphicNovelReporter about his history in comic books, the steps of creating Clockwork Girl, and what we can expect from Arcana Studios in the future.
How did Clockwork Girl get started?
With degrees in biology and technology, this was a story I've lived and gone through as my studies in tissue gave way to studies on tablets…from mice to, well…mice. Kevin and I put this together as early as 2006 and each day we live with this project…it's been quite the journey.
What do you want readers to take away from Clockwork Girl?
To enjoy a coming-of-age story in a pleasant, faraway land. Something fantastical and imaginative yet relatable.
What was the process of making it?
The book was crafted by myself and Kevin Hanna and drawn by Grant Bond. The movie has been an entirely different production and a steep learning curve for all. CG animation is growing in leaps and bounds and even during our production we've seen a huge change in the industry with regard to animated productions. Overall, the preproduction process of a movie is quite similar to a graphic novel, and because we are in the middle of the production as well, we've been able to keep the characters and storylines.
Do you picture this book being for any age group, or do you have a specific audience in mind?
Overall, I truly believe it's a "four quadrant" book appealing to the young, old, male, and female. Its reading level is targeted toward a reader starting at eight years of age, though.


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Fox Business' Lou Dobbs cited declining GDP growth from 2010 to 2011 to claim the economy is not getting better, failing to mention that the decline coincided with a steep drop-off in federal stimulus spending.
During a discussion on Friday's GDP report on America Live, host Megyn Kelly explained that while the 2 percent rise in GDP was due to increased federal spending, it is an improvement from previous quarters' figures. Dobbs disagreed, pointing to GDP growth rate decline from 2010 to 2011 to illustrate that the economy is not improving.
While Dobbs is correct that GDP growth did decline in 2011, he fails to recognize that this trend coincided with a slowdown in stimulus spending. Previous Media Matters research shows that the increase in GDP after the recession was a partly attributable to federal stimulus, and that the "fiscal drag" experienced in 2011 was due to a phasing out of stimulus spending. In an August 2011 report, the Congressional Budget Office estimated that 85 percent of stimulus funds had been spent by June 2011. In the same report, the CBO noted that the stimulus directly increased GDP growth by between 0.8 and 2.5 percent. Many economists predicted that the phasing out of stimulus funds would lead to a decline in economic growth. Paul Krugman claimed "when the spending begins to tail off, the effect on growth turns negative," and analysts at Deutsche Bank predicted "the real effect of lost stimulus will start to hit" in the first quarter of 2011.
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Sophos is offering Mac users a great deal. As Apple has thus far refused to protect its users with free antivirus software, Sophos is stepping up to the plate, launching
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For all Apple's years of
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But the key difference is where Microsoft is very keen on protecting its users,
offering free antivirus software
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Apple, by contrast, doesn't seem very concerned at all about safeguarding its loyal customers. It has a glacial patching time and has basically pretended that Mac viruses don't exist, which has led many of its loyal fans to do likewise.
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Chris Kraft, product management vice president at Sophos,
, "While most businesses recognize the importance of protecting their Mac computers from malware threats, most home users do not."
Sophos security expert Richard Wang adds, "Mac users must remember that less targeted is not the same as invulnerable."
The new suite will protect against the
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, among other malicious programs.
The company sells a number of packages for businesses with Macs. The cheapest is a 3-user, one year license priced at $136.50 USD. That product competes with similar offerings from Norton and AVG. It also competes with smaller third party offerings like iAntiVirus.
Any Mac users who commonly use OS X are strongly advised to grab Sophos' new freeware, if you don't already have antivirus protection. The install will take approximately 150 MB of disk space.
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Brevard, N.C. - Tommi Rasinmaki placed in his first collegiate goal as a Brevard College Tornado in the BC season and home opener, but Erskine found net in each of the halves to leave the BC Soccer Field with the 2-1 victory.
Rasinmaki took the first shot for the Tornados (0-1) of the 2011 season in the first three minutes of the match, but the scoring in the first half belonged to Erskine (1-0), as Dylan Goodale connected at the 25:45 mark. Goodale took advantage of a deflection in the box off the cross from Luke Boyce to sneak the goal past BC goalkeeper Jack Shaw to put the score at 1-0.
The score would remain tied through the remainder of the first half, although the Flying Fleet would outshoot the Tornados 11-2 in the opening 45 minutes of play.
In the second half, Boyce added to the Flying Fleet lead, redirecting a deflection into the net at the 49:27 mark as the Tornados attempted to clear the ball from the box, putting the score at 2-0.
The Tornados responded quickly as Jami Uuttu connected on a 50-yard pass to Tommi Rasinmaki who slipped past the Erskine defense and drilled the ball into the back of the net at the 56:01 mark.
The goal gave new life to the Tornados as the physicality of the match stepped up in the second half, with a total of four players receiving yellow cards in the final 45 minutes.
Landon Reid, Fernando Estevez and Felipe Mendonca all fired shots on goal in the waning minutes of the second half for Brevard and Erskine had several scoring opportunities in the final minutes, but neither side was able to tally another on the board as Brevard fell in the second opener to the Flying Fleet.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki claimed her 20th career title by beating top seed Samantha Stosur 6-2 4-6 7-5 in a thrilling Kremlin Cup tennis final on Sunday.
The third-seeded Dane trailed Stosur 1-3 in the third set but recovered her poise to draw level, then broke the Australian in the 12th game to clinch her second title of the season after winning the Korea Open last month.
"I think I played some good tennis," Wozniacki, who saved three break points in the ninth game of the final set, told a news conference.
"Sam also played well and it could have gone either way. But I hit some good shots close to the lines on important points and it made the difference," added the former world number one.
Stosur, who fought back from a set down to beat another former world number one Ana Ivanovic in Saturday's semi-final, looked on course to end her 13-month title drought after she broke Wozniacki to love at the start of the final set.
But the Australian, who was looking for her first title since winning last year's U.S. Open, lost her serve in the sixth game and was broken decisively in the 12th.
She saved the first match point with an ace but missed a running forehand on the second to concede defeat after two hours and 13 minutes.
"I definitely had a few chances. I think I went for the right shots but missed by a couple of inches," said Stosur, who has a poor record in finals, winning only three of 15.
"I'd rather be aggressive and go for my shots than wait for my opponent to make a mistake," added the world number nine, who will be the first reserve at the WTA Championships, which start in Istanbul on Tuesday.
"Despite the defeat I'm happy with the way I played for the whole tournament here. I'm going to Istanbul tonight, will have one day to prepare myself, and if I get a chance to play there, I think I'll be ready."
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Panel Debates the Future of Terrorism ProsecutionOctober 02, 2012
Since the September 11 attacks, prosecutions of terrorism cases have ranged from the generally celebrated conviction of 9/11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui in 2006 to the 2010 trial of four men sentenced for an attempted attack on a Bronx synagogue—a case fraught with accusations of FBI entrapment. On September 27, 2012, the Center on National Security hosted a panel of government and legal professionals to discuss these and other federal terrorism cases and the implications they have for the future of terror investigations and terror charging in the United States.
The event, "Terrorism Past and Future: A Perspective from the Federal Courts" drew an audience of more than 150 to Fordham Law's McNally Amphitheatre to hear the opinions of five experts: Fordham Law alumnus Vincent Briccetti '80, United States District Judge for the Southern District of New York; Justine Harris, Partner at Colson & Harris LLP; Marshall Miller, Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York and Adjunct Professor at Fordham Law; John Miller, Senior Correspondent for CBS News; and David Raskin, Partner at Clifford Chance and former leading terrorism prosecutor for the Southern District of New York.
Karen Greenberg, Director of the Center, opened the conversation with a sobering statistic: there have been approximately 350 terrorism or terrorism-related indictments since 9/11. However, in 2012, terrorism indictments have decreased precipitously for the first time in many years. "Something has changed, something is different," said Greenberg. She invited the panelists to propose their ideas for the unknown catalyst.
David Raskin explained that, before 9/11, bringing terror defendants before Article 3 courts, specifically to the Southern District of New York, was the model; there were no military commissions or tribunals, no extended stays on aircraft carriers for suspected terrorists. "9/11 changed all of that," said Raskin. He went on to discuss his time in the federal prosecutor's office for the Southern District of New York. As Chief of the of the Terrorism and National Security Unit, Raskin led the prosecution of Moussaoui and was slated to prosecute Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in federal court before the case was transferred to a military commission in Guantanamo.
"The lasting monument for the Department of Justice in the Moussaoui case is that we finished, and nobody hears from Zacarias Moussaoui anymore because he's in a Supermax prison in Florence, Colorado," said Raskin. "I'm not sure the country realized the significance of finishing a case like that."
Terror cases, Raskin explained, are becoming much more complicated and often the biggest problem is building a case, let alone securing a conviction for a suspected terrorist.
Justine Harris, drawing from her former experience as an Assistant Federal Defender, stressed the importance of distinguishing between different kind of defendants: terror suspects who are aspirational versus operational.
"As a defense attorney, one of my essential roles is to help the system afford my client individualized justice," said Harris. "There are a whole host of distinctions that need to be made in our courts and in society in order to afford individualized justice."
Harris discussed the challenges in the federal court system that hamper these distinctions, including what is known as the terrorism enhancement, which greatly increases the length of sentences for defendants convicted of certain terror crimes, and the aggressive use of informants by the FBI.
John Miller, who formerly held leadership positions in the FBI and Office of the Director of National Intelligence, spoke about the change in how cases are brought to trial: "Nobody's rewritten the standards of what case to bring. I think they've really evolved in how to bring the cases: how they're packaged and delivered before they get to a jury." According to Miller, right after 9/11, terrorism-related cases were often brought to trial for suspects who were only talking about or conspiring to commit terrorist acts. Now law enforcement agencies and prosecutors understand that, to get a conviction from a jury, it's not enough that suspects are thinking or talking about an act, they must be actively training or attempting the act.
The panel continually made distinctions between terror cases growing from sting operations (i.e., involving informants) and those whose roots were more organic and uncontrolled by law enforcement agencies. Marshall Miller suggested that people not think of terror cases as fitting into one or the other category; instead, he encouraged the audience to consider terror cases along a spectrum of more or less serious law enforcement involvement.
Judge Briccetti spoke of his work as one of the defense attorneys for James Cromitie, one of the Bronx synagogue plotters, and of his admiration for the prosecutorial skill of Raskin, who represented the United States in that same case.
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That's a grub-related topic, not a bt-related one.
Moreover, google offers plenty of useful and precise answers about "how to make a partition bootable" or "I reinstalled windows and since I don't even begin to try to understand how it worked, I think I f***ed up my computer"...
I don't complain because I think your question is stupid. It's certainly not... I complain because your are far too lazy to search the web and try things by yourself.
You're a "beginner" (since that's the "beginners forum"), try not to stay like this your entire life.