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CONFIRMED? Is George Clooney getting married?!
Yesterday we reported that George Clooney, king of all the single bachelors, may actually be getting MARRIED!
This is a BIG SHOCKER because Clooney has actually said that he'd never get married again. Reports say that his girlfriend, Amal Alamuddin, has been spotted sporting something very shiny on her finger around LA.
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Reno's Davidson stays hot despite cold
Third baseman hits second Triple-A homer in rout of Salt Lake
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | April 9, 2013 10:35 PM ET
With the game-time temperature at 42 degrees and dropping and the wind blowing left to right at 29 mph, the scene at Triple-A Salt Lake's Spring Mobile Ballpark felt like anything but spring for Tuesday's contest between the Bees and the Reno Aces.
"It was actually bearable at the start when the sun was up, but once it went down, it just got so cold," said Aces third baseman Matt Davidson. "After everything we did, we ran right back to the heater in the dugout. Play the field, back to the heater. Get your at-bat, back to the heater."
Maybe both teams would have been best served sitting next to Davidson's bat instead.
The D-backs' No. 4 prospect went 2-for-2 with a home run, two RBIs, two runs scored and three walks on Tuesday in Reno's 11-3 rout of Salt Lake. He has collected hits in his first five contests, and in three of those five games, he has produced multiple hits and multiple RBIs.
In total, he is 9-for-21 with two home runs, six RBIs and four walks in his first five Triple-A games.
Although he readily admits the atmosphere at this level boasts improved stadiums, hotels and even the step up from buses to planes, the biggest key to his early success has been an approach that's stayed consistent throughout his time in the Arizona farm system.
"All I want to do right now is put together some good at-bats," he said. "Sure, I focus on my strikeout-to-walk ratio to try and take my walks. But you've got to keep that main focus on the team and doing whatever you need to do to help it win. Everything else just becomes easier if you do it that way."
In his first Triple-A season, Davidson has encountered perhaps the most interesting team dynamic of his Minor League career. The Aces lineup Tuesday leaned both on prospects (Didi Gregorius, Chris Owings, Davidson) and former Major Leaguers (Mark Teahen, Kila Ka'aihue) through the top five spots in the lineup. All had at least one hit, and each one but Gregorius came around to score at least once.
For Davidson, that mixture provides a level of comfort. He's been surrounded by older players ready to teach and younger players who are similarly ready to learn at the same time.
"It's really cool to see the mix of guys we have here," said Davidson, who is connected to Teahen by their alma mater Yucaipa (Calif.) High School. "They've done the best they can to try to teach us how to play the game right, and the more we've been around them, the more little stuff we've been able to pick up. It's awesome."
But don't put all the credit there, because MLB.com's No. 77 prospect, it isn't the first time he's gotten off to a hot start in the Minor Leagues.
Davidson had a hit in each of his first nine games and reached base in the first 15 contests with Double-A Mobile in 2012. Through those 15 games, he owned a .426/.537/.667 batting line with two home runs and nine RBIs. His numbers finished at .261/.367/.469, with 23 homers and 76 RBIs after 135 games with the BayBears.
Davidson, however, wouldn't go as far as to say that he's an early riser when it comes to the season and instead chose a much wider view of his hot start.
"Obviously, this was my second time at big-league camp in the spring, and I'm really just trying to focus on what kind of player I am and knowing exactly what works for me in this game," he said. "In the Minor Leagues, you're told so many different things about what to do in so many situations. But once you figure out what's best for you, you're able to take it all to the next level."
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I am trying to figure out how to launch testdisk in BT5. I used to be able to click on the "testdisk" menu item or go into terminal as root and type testdisk and it would launch. Now when I go to the menu item it launches but all I see is the man page for testdisk and when I type it into terminal it tells me that testdisk is not installed. So I tried to "apt-get install testdisk" and it tells me that testdisk is already the newest version.
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for some reson, it's not showing the BT conky...only the normal .conf file that comes with conky. Do I have to change something to get it to show?
Im using BT4 final thru VMware.
Opened shell and entered..
Tried running run apt-get update also.root@bt:~# apt-get update && apt-get install conky-backtrack
...generated a bunch of URLs..
(URLS)Hit p://us.archive.ubuntu.com]Index of intrepid-updates/universe Sources
Hit htp://us.archive.ubuntu.com]Index of / intrepid-updates/multiverse Packages
Hit =htp://us.archive.ubuntu.com]Index of intrepid-updates/multiverse Sources etc.
Fetched 308B in 2s (127B/s)
Reading package lists... Done
W: GPG error: =htp://ppa.launchpad.net]Index of / intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY CB2F6C86F77B1CA9
W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package conky-backtrack
Am I doing something wrong? Maybe its not as simple as entering
"apt-get update && apt-get install conky-backtrack" into a new shell?
1. You are not using backtrack 4 final since we have not released it yet.
2. You have ubuntu repos in your source list which either means you are still using the beta (In which case you should upgrade to pre-final) or you have added extra sources to you apt-get sources list which we do not support.
3. This is what you apt-get update should look like..
root@bt:~# apt-get update
Get:1 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce Release.gpg [489B]
Get:2 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce Release [9106B]
Get:3 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce/main Packages [1532kB]
Get:4 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce/microverse Packages [74.1kB]
Get:5 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce/macroverse Packages [14.2kB]
Get:6 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce/restricted Packages [11.9kB]
Get:7 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce/universe Packages [4562kB]
Get:8 Remote Exploit Repository pwnsauce/multiverse Packages [204kB]
Fetched 6408kB in 9s (663kB/s)
Reading package lists... Done
4. If you would learn to use your noodle then you would have used apt-cache search or aptitude search to see whats available.
root@bt:~# aptitude search conky
i A conky - highly configurable system monitor for X based on torsmo
i A conky-backtrack - Backtrack version of a lightweight system monitor
5. If you have met all the above conditions then it would easily install like this:
root@bt:~# apt-get install conky-backtrack
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
conky-backtrack is already the newest version.
conky-backtrack set to manually installed.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 19 not upgraded.
[B]Hello there and at first "Very good work its amazing"[B]
I have the same Prob,Conky do not work at me...b
but I have BT 4 Pre Final not Beta..
I have a real install on hd
and i have all the repos there are listed not other repos or ubuntu or something
i wrote $apt-get update (works)
$ apt-get install conky-backtrack
it says: 1 install 0 removed and so on (nstallation finished like every other app instalation succesfully!
I run $conky .......... and only the old Conky come!!!
I wrote
$ apt-get remove conky
and the system bring out:
$ 2 removed 0 upgraded an so on
remove conky conky-backtrack
It removed the old and the new conky package
Im very unhappy at this moment and i dont know why it dont work for me
I wrote again
§apt-get install conky-backtrack and he installs me the standart conky pack and the conky-backtrack app also....why what can i do?
if i wrote $conky to start them its starts the old small conky not the backtrack one.
I have a jvc mobile mini note pc XP-7230
pentium 3 mobile 256 mb ram 980 mhz and a small display(maybe if this the problem?)
Please can help some one...???? Its the best conky i'v evver seen before!!!
Thank you guys at this point sx3bt
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Had a good showing at this no-gi comp at the weekend. We took 3 golds, a couple of silvers and a couple of bronze (if I remember correctly).
Congrats to all the lads but special props to: Pritesh who took -65kg silver, loosing a close final by decision in his first comp. Dave Ives for walking the -85kg division which had 16 guys in it! Ranj, Lewis and Courtney for clearing out all the -75kg competition in the first two rounds so having to fight amoungst themseleves for top 3 spots lol. And Iwan for looking scary good in the +95kg and tapping his oppnents very quickly.
- The price, only 10 pound entry fee
- Jim for taking all the risk and actually running an event, more midlands comps the better.
- The juniors, especially the girl in the gi bottoms who was one of the slickest grapplers all day.
- Very safe rules for beginners.
- Lots of competitors and teams there.
- Crap mats. Joins kept coming up and there was no safe area around the outside.
- Fights were a bit too short at 3mins, 4mins at the least would have been better imo.
- Awarding of points was very inconsistent; sometimes a move would score, others times it wouldn't. And the points sytem seemed a little open to interpretation. Jim should delagate a bit and not try to do everything himself!


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And here's the close-up color version, from all the way back in 2004:
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MLS CUP: GALAXY vs. HOUSTON
Home Depot Center, Saturday, 1:30 p.m., ESPN
Nope, we probably haven't seen the last of 37-year-old David Beckham. Not unless we stopped looking at billboards, TV ads or magazine covers. But his six years of staying power in Hollywood adjacent has given Major League Soccer a major boost that will end today as he calls it a career playing in his third and final MLS Cup game in the past four seasons with the Galaxy. In this 17th edition of the league championship -- and they said it wouldn't last -- the fourth seed from the Western Conference, sparked by Robbie Keane's five playoff goals, is looking for a sequel to its title moment from a year ago, when it outlasted these same Houstonians, 1-0, on the Carson pitch. Houston came in as an Eastern Conference fifth seed and is making its fourth trip to the title game in its seven years of existence. "I don't think we're the prettiest of teams," Houston manager Dominic Kinnear said of his undynamic Dynamo squad. "We're not glamorous. We don't hoot and holler and talk about ourselves too much. We just go about our way." Yeah, kinda like Beckham.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP: UCLA at STANFORD
Friday, 5 p.m., Channel 11
Are the Bruins thankful they've matched up against these Cardinal again, or would they rather have had a shot at Oregon's Ducks for the second year in a row in the conference title game? Doesn't matter now. UCLA had a say in who its opponent would be, and by virtue of a 35-17 loss to the Cardinal at the Rose Bowl on Saturday, the rematch in Palo Alto is on. "I expect them to give us everything," said Stanford coach David Shaw of the Bruins. "It's going to be 10 times harder than this game was."
Sherwood Country Club, Thousand Oaks, Thursday-Sunday, Golf Channel/NBC
The 14th annual event to benefit the Tiger Woods Foundation has a new sponsor and the host has decided to return as defending champ. Woods birdied the last two holes to overtake Zach Johnson for his fifth win in this tournament, and Johnson comes back as well to be part of the field of 18. Invites were also extended to Masters champ Bubba Watson, U.S. Open winner Webb Simpson, plus Keegan Bradley, Jim Furyk, Steve Stricker, Rickie Fowler and European Ryder Cup stars Ian Poulter and Graeme McDowell. No one goes home unhappy -- the last-place finisher still gets $120,000.
NBA: LAKERS vs. INDIANA
Staples Center, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., TWC SportsNet
Indiana's Paul George from Knight High in Palmdale, eclipsed Reggie Miller's single-game franchise record with nine 3-pointers during an OT win over New Orleans the other night, scoring a career-best 37 points. After the Pacers, the Lakers' three-game homestand includes Denver (Friday, 7:30 p.m., TWC, ESPN) and Dwight Howard's throwbacks, Orlando (Sunday, 6:30 p.m., TWC).
NBA: CLIPPERS vs. MINNESOTA
Staples Center, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prime
The middle game of a three in a row at home for the Clippers -- after New Orleans (tonight, 7:30, Prime) and before Sacramento (Saturday, 7:30 p.m, Prime) -- features a T-Wolves squad that would love to have snapped a five-game losing streak in Sacramento the night before their visit to L.A. That might depend on the health of Kevin Love, coming back early from a broken hand suffered in the exhibition schedule yet managing to average 24 points and 14 rebounds in 35 minutes in the first three games of his return. "(I'm) not too close (to 100 percent)," the former UCLA star said recently. "Still got a ways to go conditioning-wise, still need to get my legs, and my hand back, too. The ball just doesn't feel right in my hand yet."
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCLA vs. CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE
Pauley Pavilion, Thursday, 9 p.m., Pac-12 Network
The Matadors could've been the only Division I team with a 7-0 mark at this point if not for absorbing a loss Saturday at BYU, where Stephan Hicks had a 25-point game. CSUN (79.3) and UCLA (79.2) are in the top 40 in the nation in scoring. The Bruins' real test this week is against San Diego State (Saturday, Honda Center in Anaheim, 7 p.m., ESPNU) in the John R. Wooden Classic.
SEC championship: Alabama vs. Georgia in Atlanta, Saturday, 1 p.m., Ch. 2
ACC championship: Florida State vs. Georgia Tech in Charlotte, N.C., Saturday, 5 p.m., ESPN
Big Ten championship: Nebraska vs. Wisconsin in Indianapolis, Saturday, 5:20 p.m., Ch. 11
MAC championship: Northern Illinois at Kent State, Friday, 4 p.m., ESPN2
Texas vs. Kansas State, Saturday, 5 p.m., Ch. 7
Notre Dame's final step in finishing off an undefeated season is figuring out who to prep for, awaiting the outcome of the Crimson Tide (11-1, 7-1 in the SEC West) and the Bulldogs (11-1, 7-1 in the SEC East), who are Nos. 2 and 3 in the BCS standings.
Southern Section Pac-5 championship: Mater Dei vs. Long Beach Poly, Saturday, 7:30 p.m., Angel Stadium, FSW
City Section championship: Crenshaw vs. Narbonne, Saturday, 7 p.m., East L.A. College
Somehow, the Jackrabbits of Long Beach Poly (10-3) have recovered from a 1-3 start to face the rival Monarchs (11-2) for the Pac-5 title.
Narbonne (13-0), which knocked off Poly and Mater Dei in the regular season, remains ranked No. 1 in the latest MaxPreps.com state poll, and No. 4 in the nation.
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Four-time defending champion USC has compiled a 27-0 record this season under coach Jovan Vavic, with his son, junior Nikola, leading the team in scoring again. UCLA (27-4) also made the final four as the at-large team, along with qualifiers Air Force and St. Francis. In last year's title match, USC knocked off UCLA, 7-4. Saturday's semifinals are at 1 and 3 p.m.
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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team got off on the right foot in its 13-game race through the remainder of the Ivy League schedule on Friday night, coming up with a 62-58 win over Columbia at The Palestra.
Junior Miles Cartwright scored the Quakers' last eight points in the game, including a jumper with 30 seconds left that broke a 56-56 tie. After Columbia's Brian Barbour missed on a layup at the other end, Fran Dougherty got the rebound and quickly got the ball to Cartwright. He was fouled and hit both of his shots, on the way to four made free throws in the final 14.4 seconds.
For the night, Cartwright finished with 22 points; he was a perfect 10-of-10 at the foul line, the second time he has done that this season.
In his first Ivy League home game, freshman Darien Nelson-Henry matched up with Columbia's Mark Cisco and more than held his own with 11 points, four rebounds, two assists, three steals and four blocked shots. Tony Hicks added eight points, while Steve Rennard had seven points and five rebounds.
Columbia (9-8, 1-2 Ivy League) jumped out to a 7-2 lead Friday night, but Penn (4-15, 1-1) used a nine-point run to turn a two-point deficit into an 18-11 lead midway through the period. Thatadvantage held the rest of the way to the break, at which point Penn led 26-19.
Penn's lead was still nine with 9:38 to play, at 45-36, before Columbia reeled off nine unanswered points. When Cisco hit a layup with 6:54 to play, the score was tied.
Nelson-Henry quickly responded with a layup of his own, was knocked by Cisco, and hit the ensuing foul shot to push Penn back in front, 48-45. Columbia again drew level, thanks to foul shots by Barbour and John Daniels, but Cartwright hit a layup and then Dougherty knocked down a pair of free throws to respond to a Barbour charity shot.
Penn's lead was 54-51 for more than two dramatic minutes, before Barbour found Cisco for a layup with 1:58 left that made it a one-point game. Cartwright was fouled by Rosenberg after that, and he hit both shots for a 56-53 lead with 1:45 to play. However, Barbour coolly knocked down a trey from the left wing that tied the game with 1:18 to go.
That set the stage for Cartwright's heroics, as hedribble around a screen on the left sideand hit apullup jumpernear the left elbow to give Penn a lead it would not relinquish.
Barbour had 21 points to lead Columbia, while Cisco had 15 points.
Penn returns to action tomorrow night, again at The Palestra, as the Quakers host Cornell at 7 p.m. Prior to that, at 4 p.m., the annual alumni game will take place in The Palestra. The Big Red (9-11, 1-2) fell to Princeton Friday night at Jadwin Gym, 76-59.
Game Notes: The win was Penn's 1,701st all-time, and its 801st at The Palestra ... Penn defeated Columbia for the fourth straight time in this series, and now leads the overall series with the Lions 137-85 ... Penn has won five Ivy League home games in a row, dating back to last season ... For the third time in its four wins this season, Penn never trailed in the second half ... Penn improved to 21-5 in the Jerome Allen coaching era when holding an opponent under 60 points (3-1 this season) ... Penn set season highs in free throws made (26) and blocked shots (7) ... Penn shot 26-of-29 from the foul line; in the last two games, the Quakers are 41-of-45 (91.1 percent) from the charity stripe ... Penn had eight steals, giving them at least six in each of the last nine games ... Penn's bench players outscored Columbia's bench players, 18-7; Penn has won the bench points battle in eight straight games (average score Penn 27.6, Opponent 15) ... Penn's 26-19 halftime lead was its largestat the breakthis season ... Columbia scored 19 points in the first half, an opponent low for any half this season ... Junior Miles Cartwright scored 22 points, his season high ... It was Cartwright's second straight game over 20 points, his fifth this season, and his 11th at Penn ... It marked the most points by a Penn player in a game since Fran Dougherty scored 31 against Fairfield on Nov. 13 ... Cartwright went 10-of-10 at the foul line, the second time he has done that this season ... Cartwright enters tomorrow's game with Cornell having hit 17 free throws in a row ... Freshman Darien Nelson-Henry scored 11 points, his sixth straight game scoring in double figures (14.2 ppg in that span) ... Nelson-Henry also set a season/career high in steals (3) and tied a season/career high with four blocked shots (previously set Dec. 29 at Wagner) ... Junior Steve Rennard tied a season/career high with five rebounds ... Rennard tied Cartwright for team-high honors in that category; he is the seventh different player to lead Penn in boards in a game this season ... Rennard took two foul shots in the game; amazingly, they were his first free throws since Dec. 8 (when he went 6-of-9 at the line) ... The game marked the return of Dougherty, who had missed the previous eight games due to mononucleosis; he had five points, four rebounds and two assists in 18 minutes.
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Handel and Haydn Society to Present HAYDN IN PARIS, 2/22 & 24
Handel and Haydn Society Presents Haydn in Paris, conducted by Artistic Director Harry Christophers, on Friday, February 22, 2013 at 8pm and Sunday, February 24, 2013 at 3pm at Symphony Hall, 301 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Haydn in Paris
HAYDN: Symphony No. 6, Le matin
HAYDN: Violin Concerto No. 4
HAYDN: Overture to L'isola disabitata
HAYDN: Symphony No. 82, The Bear
Harry Christophers, conductor
Aisslinn Nosky, violin and leader
Period Instrument Orchestra
Subscriptions and single tickets may be purchased through the Handel and Haydn (H&H) Box Office by phone at 617 266 3605, online at handelandhaydn.org, or in person at the Handel and Haydn Society office, Horticultural Hall, 300 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston (M-F, 10am-6pm). Single tickets range from $20 to $78. Student rush is available starting one hour before the performance: $15 cash only with valid ID, best available seats subject to availability. Groups of 10 or more receive a 20% discount.
Under Harry Christophers' expert hands, Haydn comes to life in a program that showcases one of his Paris Symphonies, The Bear, as part of an all-Haydn program. H&H's fiery and expressive Concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky returns to the spotlight after the smashing success of her Vivaldi The Four Seasons performances in 2012.
Haydn's Symphony No. 6 was written in 1761, shortly after Haydn joined the court of his then employer, Prince Esterhazy. The nickname "Le matin" was later given to the symphony (possibly by the Prince) because the slow introduction of the opening movement gave the impression of a sunrise. The work was the first the H&H orchestra performed with Harry Christophers at the podium. Christophers reflected, "back in 2006 I was invited to conduct the Handel and Haydn Society at Haydn's workplace, the Esterhazy palace in Eisenstadt. What did we perform? Le Matin. Performing these works in the very place Haydn performed them for the first time was an amazing experience, and I look forward to revisiting this work with our orchestra and bringing it to our audiences at home in Boston."
Haydn's Violin Concerto No. 4 will be led by concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky, who will both play and lead the piece. This represents two firsts for H&H; the orchestra has never before performed the concerto, and this will be Aisslinn's first time leading the ensemble. The G Major Violin Concerto, written in three movements, was composed in 1769. "Haydn is one of my favourite composers and I am thrilled to be able to bring this beautiful concerto to life," said Nosky.
Due to his tremendous popularity in France, Haydn was commissioned in the 1780s by the Count of Ogny in Paris to compose six symphonies that would be performed by "Le Concert de la loge 'Olympique'" in Paris, an orchestra notable for its large size. "The Bear," a festive, jubliant work, was the last of these symphonies to be composed, completed in 1786 and performed in 1787. As with "Le matin," the nickname was later added by someone other than the composer - to some ears the music of the fourth movement was similar to that which was used to accompany dancing bears in the street.
The program is rounded out with the overture to L'isola disabitata (The Deserted Island), composed in 1779, was Haydn's tenth opera.
After the Friday night performance, an H2 Young Professionals afterparty will be held at Lucca Backbay. Recent analysis shows that nearly 30% of H&H's audience is between the ages of 18 and 44, and the H2 program provides an opportunity young professionals to relax after the show and make connections with fellow music-lovers, staff, and musicians. Each H2 event has a concert related theme, and Friday's event will be the Kings and Queens party.
Haydn in Paris will be recorded live for commercial release on the CORO label in September 2013. The recording will expand H&H's catalogue of works recorded under Harry Christophers, joining the recently completed Mozart trilogy of Mozart Mass in C Minor (September 2010), Mozart Requiem (September 2011), and Mozart Coronation Mass (September 2012). The CORO label was launched in 2001 to record founder and conductor Harry Christophers' UK-based ensemble The Sixteen.
Pre-Concert Conversation
Friday, February 22, 2013 at 7pm
Sunday, February 24, 2013 at 2pm
Conversations will take place in Symphony Hall's Higginson Hall
Free with concert tickets
Musicologist Teresa Neff gives an illuminating look inside the music and historical context of the program.
H2 Young Professionals
Friday, February 22, 2013 post-concert
Lucca Back Bay, 116 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA
Free with concert tickets
Join us after the concert at Lucca Back Bay for cocktails, conversation, and making connections. We invite you to meet staff, musicians, and other young arts enthusiasts to experience Baroque and Classical music in new and exciting ways.
Harry Christophers, CBE, enters his fourth season as Artistic Director of the Handel and Haydn Society with the 2012-2013 Season. Appointed in 2008, he began his tenure with the 2009-2010 Season and has conducted Handel and Haydn each season since September 2006, when he led a sold-out performance in the Esterházy Palace at the Haydn Festival in Eisenstadt, Austria. Christophers and H&H have since embarked on an ambitious artistic Journey towards H&H's 2015 Bicentennial with a showcase of works premiered in the United States by the Handel and Haydn Society since 1815, Education programming, community outreach activities and partnerships, and the release of the first of a series of recordings on the CORO label leading to the Bicentennial. Christophers is known internationally as founder and conductor of the UK-based choir and period instrument ensemble The Sixteen. He has directed The Sixteen throughout Europe, America, and the Far East, gaining a distinguished reputation for his work in Renaissance, Baroque, and 20th century music. In 2000, he instituted the "Choral Pilgrimage," a tour of British cathedrals from York to Canterbury. He has recorded close to 100 titles for which he has won numerous awards, including a Grand Prix du Disque for Handel Messiah, numerous Preise der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik (German Record Critics Awards), the coveted Gramophone Award for Early Music, and the prestigious Classical Brit Award (2005) for his disc entitled Renaissance. In 2009 he received one of classical music's highest accolades, the Classic FM Gramophone Awards Artist of the Year Award; The Sixteen also won the Baroque Vocal Award for Handel Coronation Anthems, a CD that also received a 2010 Grammy Award nomination. Harry Christophers is also Principal Guest Conductor of The Granada Symphony Orchestra and a regular guest conductor with the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields. In October 2008, Christophers was awarded an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Music from the University of Leicester. He is an Honorary Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford and also of the Royal Welsh Academy for Music and Drama and was awarded a CBE in the 2012 Queen's Birthday Honours.


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Most of the hotels along the Corridor have nightly music of some kind—though some of it can be pretty cheesy. The Secrets Marquis, Westin, Dreams, and Esperanza resorts host musicians and vocalists from time to time. A few of the Corridor resorts host cooking classes and other events that draw in the foodie crowd. Otherwise, you can also venture into town for more options.
Golf tournaments, surf competitions, and the like draw visitors for destination events. The first annual Baja Film Festival took place in November 2012, and the first Ironman Los Cabos triathlon brought elite athletes to town in March 2013. Visit Baja. com for up-to-date event listings across the Los Cabos region.
All the major resorts have at least one bar or lounge for evening entertainment; a few offer unique touches.
At La Cantina Sports Bar (Westin Resort & Spa, Carr. Transpeninsular km 22.5, tel. 624/142-9000) evenings begin with a frozen margarita and light appetizers, and end with cheering on your favorite team on the big-screen televisions.
For a more elegant experience, try Bar La Suerta (Sheraton Hacienda del Mar, Carr. Transpeninsular km 10.5, Cabo del Sol, tel. 624/145-8000), where you can sample hundreds of varieties of tequila late into the night.
Culinary Events
Esperanza Resort (Carr. Transpeninsular km 7, Manzana 10, Punta Ballena, tel. 624/145- 6400, toll-free U.S. tel. 866/311-2226) offers a diverse menu of food-related activities. Cooking classes provide the opportunity to join executive chef Gonzalo Cerda in the kitchen for interactive sessions filled with tips and techniques of the trade. Each session concludes with a luncheon of dishes prepared with the chef.
Esperanza also offers Tequila Tastings of more than 100 varieties of Mexican tequila. The master tequilero provides information about the historical origins of the tequilas and how each is created. Each tasting includes six tequilas to sample. If you prefer wine to tequila, consider Esperanza's Mexican Wine Journey through the wine region of Northern Baja. Tastings include distinctive local wines and the history of winemaking in the country.
On Saturday mornings at Las Ventanas al Paraíso (Carr. Transpeninsular km 20, tel. 624/144-2800, toll-free U.S. tel. 888/767-3966), guests can join a one-hour cooking class conducted by one of the resort's chefs. If you are already confident in your skills, you can compete in an Iron Chef-type program, challenging executive chef Fabrice Guisset by preparing a dish of your own in the Herb Garden demo kitchen. If the meal earns top marks, the dish gets added to the menu for one week. Anyone who participates gets a free shot of tequila.
Also available at Las Ventanas al Paraíso is a Men in White evening, for those looking for an especially romantic culinary experience. With the guidance of executive chef Fabrice Guisset, you will prepare a gourmet meal for your significant other, to be served in the resort's Herb Garden kitchen, while dressed in chef's "whites." Dinner will be served by a private waiter at a candlelit table.
The One&Only Palmilla (Carr. Transpeninsular km 27, tel. 624/146-7000, toll-free U.S. tel. 866/829-2977) also hosts cooking classes in its outdoor Herb Garden kitchen. Cooking demonstrations are led by visiting Mexican chefs and resort experts. Each class begins with a tour of the garden and ends with a meal paired with a Mexican wine or tequila.
A nutrition expert is on-site at Zoëtry Casa del Mar (Carr. Transpeninsular km 19.5, tel. 624/145-7700, toll-free U.S. tel. 800/227-9621) to provide weekly workshops to interested parties.
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Head to Las Ventanas al Paraíso (Carr. Transpeninsular km 20, tel. 624/144-2800, toll-free U.S. tel. 888/767-3966) on Friday nights for BBQ Las Ventanas, featuring a four-course tasting menu of barbecue cuisine. Available at the Sea Grill from 6:30pm, the barbecue includes a starter, seafood course, meat course, and dessert.
Every Thursday and Friday evening, Las Ventanas al Paraíso also prepares an exclusive Taste of Baja dinner. This includes a special, five-course tasting menu served in La Cava wine cellar. The sommelier selects the appropriate fine wine to accompany each course. Dinner begins at 7:30pm, and seating is limited to 14 guests.
Each Thursday Esperanza Resort (Carr. Transpeninsular km 7, Manzana 10, Punta Ballena, tel. 624/145-6400, toll-free U.S. tel. 866/311-2226) hosts Mexicanismo at La Palapa, a traditional Mexican fiesta complete with regional foods, live music, and a fireworks display. Visitors can also browse the outdoor marketplace selling souvenirs, jewelry, and crafts from local vendors.
Esperanza Resort also hosts a weekly Fish Market at La Palapa on Friday, where guests can select a catch of the day fresh from local waters and have it prepared by the resort chef into a traditional British fish and chips meal or a la talla (Mexican style).
On Saturdays, Sundays, and Tuesdays from sunset to midnight, Esperanza resort hosts its Barefoot Bar on the Beach at La Palapa, featuring food, margaritas, music, and beer buckets.
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- Replication: SET PASSWORD caused row-based replication to fail between a MySQL 5.1 master and a MySQL 5.5 slave.
* This fix makes it possible to replicate SET PASSWORD correctly, using row-based replication between a master running MySQL 5.1.53 or a later MySQL 5.1 release to a slave running MySQL 5.5.7 or a later MySQL 5.5 release.
- Replication: An ALTER TABLE statement against a MyISAM table that altered a column without setting its size caused the binary log to become corrupted, leading to replication failure.
- Replication: When STOP SLAVE is issued, the slave SQL thread rolls back the current transaction and stops immediately if the transaction updates only tables which use transactional storage engines are updated. Previously, this occurred even when the transaction contained CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE statements, DROP TEMPORARY TABLE statements, or both, although these statements cannot be rolled back. Because temporary tables persist for the lifetime of a user session (in the case, the replication user), they remain until the slave is stopped or reset. When the transaction is restarted following a subsequent START SLAVE statement, the SQL thread aborts with an error that a temporary table to be created (or dropped) already exists (or does not exist, in the latter case).
* Following this fix, if an ongoing transaction contains CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE statements, DROP TEMPORARY TABLE statements, or both, the SQL thread now waits until the transaction ends, then stops.
- Replication: If there exist both a temporary table and a non-temporary table having the same, updates normally apply only to the temporary table, with the exception of a CREATE TABLE ... SELECT statement that creates a non-temporary table having the same name as an existing temporary table. When such a statement was replicated using the MIXED logging format, and the statement was unsafe for row-based logging, updates were misapplied to the temporary table.
- Replication: When a slave tried to execute a transaction larger than the slave's value for max_binlog_cache_size, it crashed. This was caused by an assertion that the server should roll back only the statement but not the entire transaction when the error ER_TRANS_CACHE_FULL occurred. However, the slave SQL thread always rolled back the entire transaction whenever any error occurred, regardless of the type of error.
- Replication: When making changes to relay log settings using CHANGE MASTER TO, the I/O cache was not cleared. This could result in replication failure when the slave attempted to read stale data from the cache and then stopped with an assertion.
- Replication: Trying to read from a binary log containing a log event of an invalid type caused the slave to crash.
- Replication: When replicating the mysql.tables_priv table, the Grantor column was not replicated, and was thus left empty on the slave.
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As the recognized leader for special education professional standards, CEC develops standards, ethics and practices and guidelines to ensure that individuals with exceptionalities have access to well-prepared, career-oriented special educators.
Through the vision and dedication of more than 27,000 members, CEC sets the standard for high quality education for children and youth with exceptionalities. And, CEC is known as THE source for information, resources and professional development for special educators.
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You'll find professional development offerings to meet the needs of all special educators – including those of you who are time-crunched, cost-conscious or in need of CEUs in order to meet state obligations. Please join us and invite others to engage the potential!
CEC publishes and distributes products designed to help practitioners work more effectively in the classroom. Learn more about CEC's publications and journals.
Special Education Topics includes information about the different exceptionality areas; international special education; hot topics in special education; and professional practice topics such as assessment, evidence-based practices and inclusion.
The CEC 2012-2014 Strategic Plan sets forth our priorities during this challenging time in the field of special and gifted education. The following goals, issue statements, and objectives complement each other and comprise a statement of our essential work. Collectively, they demonstrate our celebration of the range of interests in our organization, the diversity of children and youth with exceptionalities and their families, and the complex needs of the field.
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It should be noted that several terms in this document are used intentionally, and they have specific meaning within CEC. These include the following:
Goal: Promote and support high-quality effective education for children and youth with exceptionalities.
Issue Statement: Special education professionals and others who serve the needs of children and youth with exceptionalities and their families face challenging and rapidly changing conditions. These include state, provincial, and national reforms; advances in technology; complex and growing job demands; increasingly involved systems of accountability; and changing demographics in schools, all of which affect the education of children and youth with exceptionalities and the roles and responsibilities of those who educate them. CEC must respond to these challenges by ensuring that the personnel who provide special education to children and youth with exceptionalities are held to the highest standards of practice in their fields and have access to effective evidence-based practices that enable them to proficiently carry out their professional and ethical responsibilities. Further, CEC must promote collaborative practices based on mutual respect and recognition of the value of each individual's contribution.
Goal: Influence governmental policies in order to advance the teaching and learning of children and youth with exceptionalities, the support for their families, and the preparation and practice of professionals who work on their behalf.
Issue Statement: Numerous policy opportunities and challenges are confronting special and gifted education. CEC must stand ready to collaborate with policymakers to develop policies that will positively affect CEC stakeholders. CEC's advocacy priorities emerge from one essential conviction: All children and youth, wherever they live in the world, deserve access to a challenging, motivating, and rigorous education. A quality education requires superior leadership, full financial support, effective instruction and programs, high-quality professionals, suitable facilities, and family and community involvement. Vigorous sustained advocacy is required to ensure that all children and youth with exceptionalities are successful in school, programs are funded at optimal levels, shortages of well-prepared special education professionals are eliminated, and research and innovation enhance programs and practice. Children and youth with exceptionalities and the professionals who serve them must be appropriately included in reform and other legislative initiatives.
Goal: Advance collaboration and strategic partnerships between CEC and key U.S., Canadian, and international organizations.
Issue statement: Increasingly, organizations are becoming aware of the need to diversify their resource base as well as the importance of expanding partnerships to achieve mutually important goals. CEC's mission is bold and embraces U.S., Canadian, and international concerns about improving the quality of education and early intervention services provided to children and youth with exceptionalities. The mission requires the collective efforts of teachers, administrators, other practitioners, policymakers, families, and other important stakeholders and audiences. Thus, CEC must build partnerships and alliances with diverse public and private organizations, agencies, and businesses in order to increase its impact, extend its leadership, and maximize its resources. This goal is intended to create dynamic and integrated relationships that are sustainable and that encourage reciprocal learning, the development of shared values and mutual respect, and attainment of goals.
Goal: Enhance CEC's reputation and influence through leadership, organizational performance, and fiduciary effectiveness.
Issue Statement: In an era in which professional associations compete with each other for finite member resources and extensive free information and materials are available on the Internet, remaining vital and relevant as an organization requires offering value to members and potential members. To achieve this goal, CEC must be responsive to the current and emerging needs of all its constituents. It must engage in ongoing dialogue with them, seeking feedback related to its products and services and acting on the information obtained. Further, its activities, products, and services must reflect optimal organizational performance and careful attention to its fiduciary duty. In order to build a diverse and vibrant community of leaders, CEC must recruit and retain members, beginning with those preparing for careers in the field, and strengthen the unity of and relationship with its state/provincial units and divisions.


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University of Nebraska Foundation announces record setting year
- 10/31/2011
Donors gave more than $172.1 million to the University of Nebraska Foundation during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, making it the best year ever in its 75-year history. More than $130.2 million was transferred to the university's statewide system during the same period, also representing a record.
This is the sixth consecutive year annual gifts to the foundation exceeded $100 million. The previous best year was 2008 when $166.5 million was given.
The table below shows results over the last five years:
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"This is truly a remarkable achievement by the many people, companies and organizations who show they care very much about the mission and academic quality of the University of Nebraska," said Nancy Keegan of Los Angeles, chair of the University of Nebraska Foundation board of directors. "We cannot thank them enough for making this impressive investment in Nebraska's higher education."
This is the fourth consecutive year more than $100 million in private funds was transferred to the university from the foundation. Funds transferred benefit areas as designated by the donors. More than $23.6 million was provided for student support; $5.1 million for faculty support; $7.1 million for research; $30.4 million for academic programs; $5.1 million for museums, libraries and fine arts programs; $57.9 million for campus and capital improvements; and $1 million to support the four university alumni associations.
Funds transferred from the foundation helped to make the financial burden of attending college easier for many students, Keegan said, and about 10,000 scholarships were awarded across the university for the 2010-2011 academic year.
The market value of the foundation's total assets was $1.7 billion on June 30, also a record, and represents a 17.7 percent increase from last year. The foundation's main endowment realized a return of 22.6 percent for the year; this performance ranked among the top 9 percent of major institutional endowments in the nation.
Campaign for Nebraska passes $1 billion in gifts
Gifts to the foundation this fiscal year also supported the Campaign for Nebraska: Unlimited Possibilities, the University of Nebraska's comprehensive fundraising initiative. Gifts to the campaign have now exceeded $1 billion toward the goal of raising $1.2 billion by 2014 to meet high-priority opportunities and needs of the university. The campaign started in 2005.
"During this campaign, an impressive 33,000 individuals and organizations have given to the university for the very first time," said Clarence Castner, president of the University of Nebraska Foundation. "The priorities of the university have captured their attention. More than 69,000 households and organizations have contributed so far, and nearly 60 percent are from Nebraska. So far their generosity has established nearly 3,000 new funds to benefit the university, in many cases in perpetuity."
Castner said the highest campaign priority, as established by university leadership, is to help ensure the university remains accessible by increasing private support for student financial aid and student global engagement opportunities. Increasing support focused on retaining and recruiting top faculty members is a priority as well. The campaign also focuses on areas where the university has the greatest potential to excel, including cancer research and treatment; agriculture and life sciences; water and natural resources; early childhood education; information technology; and architectural engineering and construction.
A sample of major campaign projects and gifts over the past year, including outright gifts and gifts pledged over time, include:
- Leadership gift from Susie Buffett to create the Buffett Early Childhood Institute · Leadership gift from the Robert B. Daugherty Charitable Foundation to create the Daugherty Water for Food Institute.
- $1 million from World's Foremost Bank for a UNL student scholarship endowment
- $1.2 million from Sally and Wil Hergenrader for engineering faculty support at UNL
- Leadership gift from Ruth and Bill Scott to renovate Roskens Hall, the new home for the UNO College of Education
- $1 million from Shirley and Jim Young for scholarships helping low-income students at UNO
- An endowed scholarship from the Milton E. Steinkruger estate to provide $13,000 a year for UNK students
- $150,000 from the Mary Elaine House estate to support the UNK music program
- $1.2 million gift commitment from the Charles R. O'Malley Charitable Lead Trust to support faculty in the UNMC School of Allied Health Professions
- Leadership gift from Stanley and Dorothy Truhlsen toward the $30 million Truhlsen Eye Institute at UNMC
Volunteer service recognized
At the foundation's Oct. 28 annual meeting of trustees, Nancy Keegan was recognized for her two-year volunteer service as chair of the board of directors. Peter J. Whitted, a physician from Omaha, was welcomed as the new chair. Tonn Ostergard, president and CEO of Crete Carrier of Lincoln, was announced as chair elect.
Trustees also elected Karen Himle of Hopkins, Minn., and Tim Daugherty of Omaha as new directors to the board for three-year terms.
For more information about the University of Nebraska Foundation's annual report and audited financial statements, go to nufoundation.org/annualreports.
The University of Nebraska Foundation is an independent, nonprofit organization raising private gifts to support the University of Nebraska since 1936. In 2011, the foundation provided the university a record $130.2 million in private funding for scholarships, medical research and support for faculty and academic programs. In October of 2009, the foundation announced the Campaign for Nebraska: Unlimited Possibilities, a $1.2 billion comprehensive fundraising campaign—the largest in the university's history. For more information, visit campaignfornebraska.org.
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Kick It Out chairman: Football League should enforce Rooney Rule
Lord Herman Ouseley said an EFL pilot of the Rooney Rule had worked to an extent at academy level.
The Sweeper: Pique hits the dunes
Gerard Pique explores Qatar's sand dunes, Wycombe unveil psychedelic keeper kits and more in the Sweeper.
Chelsea sign Exeter teenager Ethan Ampadu, clubs in talks over fee
Exeter will not receive a transfer fee as Ampadu had yet to sign scholarship forms at St James Park.
Football clubs urged to check cladding at grounds after Grenfell Tower fire
SGSA, which monitors safety conditions at Premier League and Football League grounds, has written to owners and managers at stadiums as a precaution.
Sunderland begin Championship season at home to derby
Sunderland's quest to return to the Premier League at the first attempt will begin a day earlier than their Championship rivals.
Crewe interested in signing ex-Man United defender Wes Brown
Crewe Alexandra are considering a move to try and sign former Manchester United and England defender Wes Brown.


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Terror in our Toyota! Sure looks like the Electronic Throttle Control got stuck, huh? Another case of "UNINTENDED ACCELERATION?" She was only able to control the car with the PRNDL - 3 teenage girls in the car and just pulling into a neighbor's driveway to pick-up during carpool! This could happen to you! The car was totalled, the home has sever damage, and a car inside the home was totaled out and another damaged. Toyota's response: "...no evidence of any sort of manufacturing or design defect..." You look at this video and decide for yourself!


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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Trojan legend and WNBA Hall of Famer says returning to oversee program is her 'dream job.'
USC hired former star player and WNBA Hall of Fame member Cynthia Cooper-Dyke on Thursday as its women's basketball coach replacing Michael Cooper, who resigned last month.
Cooper-Dyke, who won two national titles at USC in the early 1980s, coached at Texas Southern last season. She spent the two seasons before that at North Carolina-Wilmington and also coached at Prairie View A&M.
"If you were to ask me what my dream job was at any point in my coaching career, I would always have said my dream is to come back and lead the USC women's basketball team," Cooper-Dyke said. "I'm literally living the dream coming back to California and being named the new women's basketball coach at USC."
USC also interviewed former Duke coach Gail Goestenkors and Princeton coach Courtney Banghart.
"As a coach, she has turned around several programs," USC athletic director Pat Haden said. "We believe she can lead USC back to successful women's basketball."
Cooper won four WNBA titles with the Houston Comets and an Olympic gold medal in 1988. She took over a Texas Southern team that went 5-26 in 2012 and led them to a 20-12 record (14-2 in league). She took over a 12-19 team at North Carolina-Wilmington and went 24-9 in 2011. She was 20-13 in 2012.
She inherits a USC team that went 11-20 and fell behind locally in recruiting under Cooper, who did not make the NCAA Tournament in four seasons.
"I'm excited about the talent we have," Cooper-Dyke said. "I'm excited to teach and learn and motivate and really see them blossom into the players they can truly become."


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text: Apparently when Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt decided to go to Nice with their kids, it wasn't just a family vacation. According to a spokesperson for the couple, the two got married on Saturday in France. That was literally the extent of the statement. No details. No word on whether Billy Bob Thornton was there to guide the couple through their wedding night. No word on whether to celebrate the pair decided to adopt the children of an entire country. They are going to make a movie together though which should be interesting. They claim it will have lots of sex scenes. Now that they are married though I wonder if working together is such a good idea. It has not really worked well for other couples.


text: Paul Simon and Edie Brickell were due in court yesterday, but prosecutors in the case decided not to press charges for disorderly conduct against either of them. That means if they stay out of trouble for the next 13 months that the charges will be erased from their record. Of course since they are celebrities and the whole thing played out in public, we will of course always remember and there will never be a complete erasing of charges. It sounds like a night that got out of control, but it also sounded like this was not the first time this has happened, but only the first time that police had actually been called. Actually, maybe the police have been called before but kept everything hush hush. I wonder how that situation at home or away from home that led to this is proceeding. Do you think it is or they gave up that thing they were doing that broke the other's heart.


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Dental cavities (caries) are holes in the two outer layers of a tooth called the enamel and the dentin. The enamel is the outermost white hard surface and the dentin is the yellow layer just beneath enamel. Both layers serve to protect the inner living tooth tissue called the pulp, where blood vessels and nerves reside. Dental cavities are common, affecting over 90% of the population. Small cavities may not cause pain, and may be unnoticed by the patient. The larger cavities can collect food, and the inner pulp of the affected tooth can become irritated by bacterial toxins, foods that are cold, hot, sour, or sweet-causing toothache. Toothache from these larger cavities is the number one reason for visits to dentists.
What are the causes of cavities?
The enamel on baby teeth are immature and porous. It takes seven years for the porous, chalky enamel to be replaced by more mature, dense, hard, shiny enamel. Therefore children are more prone to cavities than adults.
Cavity-causing bacteria are difficult to eradicate because they are very similar to the other harmless bacteria that live in the oral cavity. The many cavity-causing bacteria include:
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to supply supplemental appropriations (this Act may be cited as the "Second Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1962") for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1962, and for other purposes, namely:
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For an additional amount for "Resources management", $720,000.
For grants to the State of Wisconsin or the County or Town of Menominee for school district costs, as authorized by the Act of April 4, 1962 (P.L. 87-432), $220,000.
Approved, July 25, 1962.


text: It was just two weeks ago that Kate Gosselin and her longtime "bodyguard" supposedly severed their professional relationship and he went back to his wife and Kate went back to brewing potions in her basement cauldron. Now though it appears that Kate missed him enough to take him on vacation with her kids. Of course the vacation was all caught on camera for TLC who must be under some type of spell from Kate to keep giving her show after show after special after special. I don't know what she has on someone there, but it must be really good that they keep giving her multiple chances to make a buck exploiting her kids. The kids have already said they don't really like it, but their wishes be damned Kate has to keep herself in front of the camera to stay famous and to make piles of money that she will probably never leave to her kids because she will call them all ungrateful after they all take a turn writing tell all books about her when they get older. Hey, but at least she will have her bodyguard to keep her company.


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NORWALK — Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide detectives were continuing their investigation into the stabbing death of a man who died Monday, deputies said Thursday.
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GSA Announces Fiscal Year 2008 Per Diem Rates
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) today announced that the federal government's Fiscal Year 2008 standard per diem allowance, which reimburses employees for expenses incurred on authorized official travel within the Continental United States (CONUS), will increase from $99 to $109 a day. The $10 increase is due to the standard CONUS lodging rate change from $60 to $70. The current standard lodging rate of $60 was established in 2005.
"The federal government spends approximately $4 billion in travel each year, and it is important for GSA to establish per diem rates that ensure taxpayer money is spent prudently in this area," said Kevin Messner, Acting Associate Administrator for the Office of Governmentwide Policy. "These new rates are the result of GSA's ongoing efforts to improve the per diem program, and ensure that the federal traveler's requirements are met."
Under federal statute implemented through the Federal Travel Regulation, GSA sets per diem reimbursement allowances for more than 8,000 destinations within CONUS. Additionally, GSA established new per diem rates for 393 destinations where local market conditions warrant higher allowances than the standard CONUS per diem.
GSA used the average daily rate, a widely accepted lodging industry performance measure, to determine all of Fiscal Year 2008 lodging rates throughout CONUS, including the new standard lodging per diem. The meal and incidental expense portion of per diem was not re-evaluated this year and remains the same from Fiscal Year 2007, ranging from $39 to $64 per day depending on the travel destination.
The new per diem rates become effective on October 1, 2007. For more information on the Fiscal Year 2008 per diem rates and how GSA establishes them, visit gsa.gov/perdiem.
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Lewis Hamilton delivered a lap of searing speed on Saturday to claim his fourth pole position of the season as Mercedes swept the front row for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.
The 2008 world champion clocked a majestic lap of one minute and 25.232 seconds to outpace team-mate Nico Rosberg by 0.168 seconds.
It was his first pole in Spain and the 35th of his career.
On a track where eight of the last 10 races have been won from pole and 21 of the last 23 events won by a driver starting on the front row, Hamilton's achievement made him favourite to extend his winning streak to four in a row.
It was the second Mercedes one-two of the season.
Australian Daniel Ricciardo took third place on the grid for Red Bull after his team-mate, defending four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel, qualified only 10th due to a drive failure early in the final session.
Only Vettel on 35 poles, Ayrton Senna on 65 and Michael Schumacher on 68 have more qualifying triumphs than Hamilton.
Finn Valtteri Bottas qualified fourth for a resurgent Williams team ahead of Frenchman Romain Grosjean of Lotus and Kimi Raikkonen in the leading Ferrari.
Two-time former champion Fernando Alonso was seventh in the second Ferrari, Jenson Button was eighth for McLaren and Felipe Massa ninth in the second Williams ahead of Vettel.
The session was interrupted after only six minutes when Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado crashed in his Renault at the exit of turn three.
He was unhurt but the action was red-flagged for five minutes to clear the debris. Maldonado won the race for Williams in 2012, but has a reputation for running up repair bills.
On resumption, Rosberg clocked the early best lap ahead of Hamilton and a revived Vettel in the leading Red Bull, Hamilton complaining that his car was more difficult to drive.
Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne will start from the back of the grid, having copped a 10-place penalty on Friday after being released from his pit stop on three wheels.


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ESD Press Releases: 2012
ESD Press Releases 2012:
- 10/24/2012: ESD Announces Global Nutritional Suppliment Company to Expand its Manufacturing Operations on Long Island
- 03/19/2012: World Bank U.S. Executive Director Meets with State's International Economic Development Officials
- 02/23/2012: Preferred Developer Selected for Development of Key Downtown Site in Niagara Falls, NY
- 02/16/2012: ESD Board Approves Grants Leveraging More Than $59 Million in Investment to Retain and Create Jobs Across New York State
- 02/08/2012: Closing USA Expands in Former Kodak Elmgrove Headquarters, Adding 100 New Jobs
- 02/02/2012: State Designates Cambria Technology Park 'Shovel Ready'
- 01/26/2012: SEED Program Provides Business Training and $385K in Microloans to Local Entrepreneurs, Generating 52 New Capital Region Jobs
- 01/24/2012: Hurricane Irene-Tropical Storm Lee Flood Recovery Grant Program Now Accepting Applications
01/20/2012: ESD Board Approves Grants Leveraging More Than $153 Million in Investments to Retain and Create Jobs Across New York State
- 01/13/2012: ESD Announces Land Bank Applications for Economic Development, Available NOW!
Governor Releases: Governor's Newsroom
03/22/2012: Statement from Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg
03/22/2012: Governor Andrew Cuomo Announces Statewide Small Business Outreach Initiative
03/21/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces More Than 120 Businesses Join NY Youth Works Program, Creating Jobs for 2,900 At-Risk Youth
03/20/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces $3.45 Million in Grants to Revitalize Communities Affected by Brownfields
03/14/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces Nearly $1 Million in Aid to New York Farms Affected by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee
03/12/2012: Governor Cuomo Encourages Businesses to Apply for Flood Recovery Grant Program Before Friday Deadline
03/08/2012: Governor Launches Path Through History Initiative to Support Tourism, Economic Development, and Highlight State's Historic Past
03/07/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces $500,000 Economic Impact Study To Grow And Retain New York State Military Bases and Keep New York National Guard Strong
03/06/2012: Statement from Governor Cuomo on Department of Defense Announcement Regarding Deductions at Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station
03/06/2012: Governor Cuomo Expands Successful Freshconnect Program to Benefit Farmers and Communities Statewide
03/06/2012: Governor Cuomo Proposes Legislation to Support New York State Craft Breweries and Farm Wineries Bolstering Local Economies
02/24/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces PepsiCo and Theo Muller Choose NYS to Launch Their Join Venture Into Yogurt Business
- 02/22/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces NYSStore on Ebay to Sell State Vehicles and Other Assets
- 02/21/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces First Statewide Surety Bond Assistance Program for MWBE'S
02/17/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces Work for Success Employment Initiative for the Formerly Incarcerated
02/15/2012: Governor Cuomo Launches Program to Recruit Young Professionals and College Students to Serve in State Government
02/13/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces Department of State Grants Awarded to Help Communities Rebuild After Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee
02/09/2012: Governor Cuomo Implements Experience Counts Initiatives to Help Returning Veterans Get Jobs in New York
02/08/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces Schedule for Mandate Relief Council Public Hearings
02/07/2012: Governor Cuomo, Mayor Bloomberg And Borough President Diaz Announce Freshdirect To Open New Headquarters In The Bronx Creating Nearly 1,000 New Jobs
02/07/2012: Statement from Governor Cuomo and Governor Christie in Response to Report on the Port Authority
02/07/2012: Governor's Cabinet Delivers Regional 2012-13 Executive Budget & Reform Plan Messages
02/06/2012: Lt. Governor Duffy, Chemung County Executive Santulli, Elmira Mayor Skidmore, & Chemung County Chamber of Commerce Chairman Bentley Discuss Savings for Chemung Taxpayers from Governor Cuomo's Mandate Relief and Pension Reform Plans
02/06/2012: Lt. Governor Duffy, Broome County Executive Preston, Vestal Town Supervisor Schaffer & Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Santoni Discuss Savings for Broome County Taxpayers from Governor Cuomo's Mandate Relief & Pension Reform Plans
02/03/2012: Lt. Governor Duffy, Oswego County Legislature Chair Beardley, Oswego Mayor Gillen, & Great Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Hilton Discuss Savings for Oswego Taxpayers from Governor Cuomo's Mandate Relief & Pension Reform Plans
02/02/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces $82 Million In Construction Contracts For Minority—And Women—Owned Business Enterprises
01/26/2012: County Executive Picente, Mayor Palmieri and Mohawk Valley Chamber of Commerce President Sam F. Berardino, III Back Cuomo Mandate Relief and Pension Reform Plans
01/26/2012: County Executive Mahoney, Mayor Miner and CenterState CEO President Rob Simpson Back Cuomo Mandate Relief and Pension Reform Plans
01/26/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces Shoregroup, Inc. to Remain And Expand in Central New York
01/26/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces Xerox to Expand in Monroe County
01/23/2012: Governor Cuomo Launches NY Youth Works Program to Address Inner City Jobs Crisis
01/23/2012: County Executives Mangano and Bellone and Long Island Association President and Ceo Kevin Law Back Cuomo Mandate Relief and Pension Reform Plans
01/20/2012: Governor Cuomo Announces New York State To Receive $93 Million In Federal Grants For Disaster Relief
01/19/2012 Governor Cuomo's Statement on Kodak Filing for Bankruptcy
01/19/2012 Governor Cuomo Outlines 2012-13 Executive Budget and Reform Plan in New York City
01/18/2012 Governor Cuomo Outlines 2012-13 Executive Budget and Reform Plan in Yonkers
01/18/2012 Governor Cuomo Launches New Interactive Website as Part of Building a New NY Campaign
01/18/2012 Governor Cuomo Signs Executive Order to Reform Excessive Compensation at State-Funded Service Providers
01/17/2012 Governor's Cabinet Presents Regional 2012-13 Executive Budget Messages
01/17/2012 Governor Cuomo's 2012 Executive Budget and Reform Plan Outlines Vision to Continue Building a New New York
01/10/2012 Governor Cuomo Sends Letter to Legislative Leaders Regarding Proposal to Build the Convention Center at Aqueduct
01/09/2012 Governor Cuomo Announces Confirmations
01/05/2012: Letter to New Yorkers: Building a New New York… with you
01/04/2012: Governor Cuomo Outlines Plan to Continue Building a New New York by Growing the Economy, Reinventing State Government, and Advancing New York as a Progressive Leader
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The RCMP in Nova Scotia has laid criminal organization charges for the first time against members of an outlaw motorcycle gang.
As a result of an ongoing investigation from September, the RCMP Combined Forces Intelligence Unit (CFIU) has laid additional charges against three members of the Bacchus Outlaw Motorcycle Gang. This is the first time criminal organization charges have been laid against the Bacchus since they were established.
Patrick James, 45, of Dartmouth, Duane Howe, 43, from Grand Desert, and David Pearce, 38, of Dartmouth, were charged with commission of an offence for a criminal organization as well as extortion.
On Sept. 21, the three men were charged with uttering threats and intimidation following an investigation that involved search warrants at four locations including the Bacchus clubhouse on Hogan road in Nine Mile River, and residences on Renfrew Road and Elmwood Road in Dartmouth and Dyke Road in Grand Desert, N.S.
"This is a first for Nova Scotia and a first for the Bacchus," says RCMP Inspector Joanne Crampton, division intelligence officer. "Criminal organization charges are a significant blow to this group."
The Bacchus has expanded throughout Atlantic Canada, including a clubhouse near Murray River, P.E.I.
Crampton says the club conducts criminal activity in local neighbourhoods, she said.
"As we've said in the past, the Bacchus attempt to fool people and portray themselves as a group of charitable motorcycle enthusiasts. Today's charges are once again proof that these individuals are involved in criminal activity."
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By Andrea Brown Herald Writer
When Leila was born, Kirsten McKee didn't know much about the baby daddy.
All she knew was that he was the red-hot retriever prancing around the neighborhood.
So, she had a DNA test done.
It was obvious that Leila's mom, a mixed-breed who belonged to her in-laws, had some border collie, but McKee wasn't sure what else. She suspected Leila's dad was likely the product of some heat-of-the-moment mixed matings as well.
A drop of blood revealed more than Leila's pedigree, or lack of. "You can find out what kind of medical conditions they might run into," said McKee, a receptionist at a Mukilteo vet clinic. "Or how big the dog might get."
DNA analysis showed Leila's dad was half Labrador and her mom half border collie. Well, that explained the pup's bossiness and the spring in her step.
Her parents' other halves were of mixed breed ancestry, as was Leila's.
The DNA blood test, which distinguishes more than 235 breed types, determined the five next best breed matches in Leila's makeup were: Argentine dogo (17.75 percent); Russian wolfhound (10.88 percent); Akita (5.4 percent); Great Dane (4.75 percent); and Cesky terrier (2.95 percent).
Health risks for Leila's main breeds include exercise-induced collapse, drug sensitivity, narcolepsy, skeletal dysplasia and eye problems.
So far, she's a healthy, frisky 4-year-old who keeps a nose in everything that goes on with McKee's two kids and husband at their Marysville home.
The test predicted Leila's adult weight at 48 to 75 pounds. She weighs 56 pounds.
DNA kits are specific for mixed-breed, purebred or designer dogs. Testing can be done with blood draws at a vet or with home kits using cheek swabs.
Tests start at about $80.
"We are seeing it more and more," said Steve Scheurich, practice manager at Banfield Animal Hospital in Everett. "We see all kinds of reasons for it. Most of the time they're curious just what the heck it is."
That information comes in handy if that cute little puppy is going to be too big for apartment rules or has a breed type banned in some communities.
Sometimes it's for bragging rights.
"My ex-wife and I had it done over a breed of dog," Scheurich said. "I said it had no boxer. She said it did. She was right."
The results can be surprising in other ways.
"Some you're looking at it thinking, 'How in the world could that happen?' It seems to be physically impossible," he said.
"You never know what you are going to find with these things. When they say Heinz 57, they aren't kidding. They are … literally."
DNA tests
DNA tests are available for things other than dog breeds. Some property managers use dog-poop DNA-matching services to nail owners who fail to pick up after their pets. When a "land mine" is found, the tests determine who did it.
Bird owners curious about their feathered friend's gender can get a bird sex determination test.
If you want to know more than your parents told you: Online sites sell cheek swab tests for humans for matters such as paternity, sibling relationships and predisposition testing to identify key markers that show a predisposition for certain diseases or for general health issues.
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Track your visit with a GPS-enabled map, customize your schedule, access animal fact sheets, and take unique tours with the free mobile app available for iOS and Android.
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Make your way around the zoo with a printable map of zoo grounds, or download the mobile app for a handy, GPS-enabled version to bring with you.
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Spanish Grounds Map Chinese Grounds Map Guide to Art at the Zoo Rainy Day Building Hop School Field Trip and Map Guide Service Animal Guidelines
All rental rates are for the day
Available from either Guest Services center at the South Entrance Plaza (located at Fremont Ave. N. and N. 50th St.) and the West Entrance Plaza (off Phinney Ave. N. and N. 55th St.)
Single Stroller - $8.00
Double Stroller - $10.00
Wagon - $11.00
Wheelchair (non-electric) - $10.00
Electric personal cart - $25.00 (Must leave a $200 refundable deposit and valid driver's license; 18 years and older or 16 years with parent/guardian permission. 400-pound weight limit.)
Binoculars - $5.00
The zoo is a non-smoking facility
For the health and safety of the zoo's animals and guests, no pets, except for service animals, are allowed on zoo grounds.
For the safety of our animals and visitors, please: No balloons, BBQs, balls, weapons, radios, skates, skateboards, bicycles, flying discs, scooters, straws, lids or alcohol.
Service Animal Guidelines
Many accessibility laws have helped increase accessibility at zoos and aquariums. Laws such as the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 required zoos receiving federal money to remove barriers so that individuals with disabilities could avail themselves of the zoo. Accessibility to both zoos and aquariums has increased even more thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA is a civil rights law for people with disabilities. Its basic intent is to eliminate discrimination against a person with a disability. One of the specific provisions of the ADA is to insure that public accommodations are accessible and zoos are listed as one example of accommodations required to be accessible.
Woodland Park Zoo accommodates individuals with disabilities who wish to attend our ZooTunes concerts. Woodland Park Zoo also participates in the Mayor's Gold and Flash Card programs that offer individuals with disabilities admission discounts.
Non-electric wheelchairs and personal electric carts are available for rental (see details above).
Disabled parking spaces are available at each of the zoo's parking lots at our North (N. 59th and Evanston), West (5500 Phinney Ave and N. 55th) and South (N. 50th and Fremont Ave. North) entrances. An official state-issued disabled parking permit must be visible on your vehicle. Vehicles with a valid disabled parking permit do NOT need to pay for parking.
Accessible restrooms and drinking fountains are located throughout the zoo grounds.
Download the Accessibility Brochure for a map with details of conditions and amenities around the grounds.
To request an accommodation for a disability, contact us as soon as possible at 206.548.2500 or 206.548.2599 (TTY). A two-week notice is requested for sign language interpreters.
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Does anyone have really skinny ankles and found a winter bootie that doesn't fill up with water?
Looking for recommendations...
Are you rolling your wetsuit over the boot cuff? If you are, take the detachable velcro strap from an xcel glove for example and use that to tighten things up.
I have a velcro ankle wrap on my o'neill mutants but it still lets water in...
I have an ankle strap from a broken leash that I put on my left ankle in the winter that keeps the flushing to a minimum (I wear my leash on the right ankle, reg foot) Only when the water is COLD
I bought quicksilver split toe liquid neoprene dipped 2mm booties and used them first time today. They r men's so I got XS. They were great, kept my feet warm, very little water got in. I wore them under my wetsuit legs. After two hours maybe a tablespoon of wAter was in. Pricey, $59 but worth it if they last...oh,and I have skinny ankles.
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they are supposed to get water in them, your body/feet heat warms the water, thus keeping your feet warm... thats why its called a wetsuit, not a dry suit
Wrap your ankle and bootie with duct tape. . . but don't forget to shave your legs first.
Xcel Drylock booties might be a good idea. They have a sort of gasket at the top which minimizes flushing.