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Lopes plates career-high five runs
Blue Jays infield prospect homers, doubles in Lugnuts' rout
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MiLB.com | August 1, 2013 8:50 PM ET
Blue Jays infield prospect Christian Lopes is quick to deflect personal praise.
His RBIs are the result of teammates reaching base and getting in scoring position. His improved mechanics at the plate can be attributed to the hard work and philosophies of his coaches in the batting cages. And wins are always a collective effort even on a career night.
Lopes went 3-for-4 with a three-run homer, a double and a personal-best five RBIs as the Class A Lansing Lugnuts routed the host South Bend Silver Hawks, 12-6, in Thursday's doubleheader nightcap.
"It was a huge team win on both ends," he said. "Hitting is very contagious. It's good to get four knocks, but everybody getting four knocks is exciting because it gives you confidence. Everybody is doing their part and handing the baton over to the next guy."
Toronto's No. 12 prospect pulled a three-run homer to left field in the first inning and he added an RBI double to right with one out in the second.
After striking out in the third frame and popping out in the fifth, Lopes capped his night with a run-scoring single in the sixth.
"[Kyle Schepel] threw me a fastball away for a 1-0 count and I was looking for another fastball and he threw it high. I was looking for it again and I matched up with it," Lopes said of his homer. "The thing is, we are taught to hit middle, middle-away, and you pull more pitches when you do that because your mechanics allow you to stay through the middle of the field.
"At 2-0, a fastball is what I'm sitting on. If you sit offspeed and they throw you a fastball, it's too late. You can slow down your swing if you're sitting on a fastball and they throw you something offspeed, but you can't really speed it up. That is part of what the coaching staff has been trying to instill, and now we're starting to buy into that."
Selected by the Blue Jays in the seventh round of the 2011 Draft, the California native raised his average to .261 in the win.
It was his 24th multi-hit outing of the season and the eighth time he has collected three hits in a game. He fell one short of his career high of four, which he has achieved twice, most recently in a 4-3 win over Great Lakes on May 20.
Lopes also topped his previous high of four RBIs, set for Rookie-level Bluefield in a 10-7 loss to Danville last Aug. 18.
But as happy Lopes to find consistency at the plate and adjust to the everyday grind, it's the other side of his game where he has made the most improvements.
"The defense is what I'm most proud of," said Lopes. "Mike Mordecai, our [roving infield coordinator], has done wonders with our team. I've learned a lot about fielding with the correct mechanics and being able to do it consistently."
Several Lugnuts had big days at the plate in the 21-hit attack. Center fielder Dwight Smith Jr. was 4-for-4 with a two-run homer and three runs scored and shortstop Emilio Guerrero went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and an RBI.
First baseman Jordan Leyland added three hits, three runs scored and an RBI out of the No. 8 spot, designated hitter Kevin Patterson homered, doubled and plated hree and catcher Santiago Nessy added three hits, two runs and an RBI.
Lansing starter Matt Boyd struck out three batters over three hitless innings and Colton Turner (1-0) yielded a run on two hits and three walks while recording six punchouts over three frames of relief.
Schepel (4-2) surrendered eight runs on 10 hits over 1 2/3 innings.
In the opener, the Silver Hawks prevailed, 3-2, on an eighth-inning walk-off single by Fidel Pena, who went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs.
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asunthatneversets wrote:Also, sometimes Bönpo Dzogchen doesn't differentiate between the basis [gzhi] and all-basis [kun gzhi], they'll just refer to the basis as 'kun zhi', I've also attended a teaching by Keith Dowman, for example, and he didn't differentiate the bases either. So that's something to watch out for because it can make things potentially confusing. Bönpo masters like Lopon Tenzin Namdak will differentiate the basis and all-basis, and Nyingma Dzogchen does as well.
Funny, I was just this moment reading the exact same thing in the Donnatella Rossi book. You can never be too sure whether you're reading a precise translation/interpretation or not with certain texts, but thanks again, I think I've got it covered.


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<video width="640" height="480" controls="controls"> <source src="video/filename.mp4" type="video/mp4" /> <source src="video/filename.webm" type="video/webm" /> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video>
The mp4 file is coded in H.264.
I have a LAMP server at home and this works with my Linux client computer with Firefox, Chromium and Epiphany.
However when I load to my Web host, it fails with Firefox. On the same client I use for testing with my home server. I get an Firefox error saying "No video with supported format and MIME type found"
If I remove the mp4 line, Firefox is happy to render the webm file.
So when I access my web server, the Firefox client is dying at the mp4 file and not skipping it to use the webm file.
Yet the same browser does this on my test server.
Any thoughts on how to deal with this?
I suspect it's the H.264 codec or your server MIME is not setup correctly, e.g. AddType video/mp4 .mp4 within Apache. Have you tried swapping the order of those two formats.
Swaping the order of the lines made no difference.
And while the Apache server is what is defferent in the two cases, I don't see why that would make a difference. The MIME type is specified in the source tag itself.
I would suspect it is too late by the time you've suggested it in the browser and since according to #1 it seems to work locally but not when externally live? Those are the only two differences so adding the correct MIME on the server might work. This is presuming it isn't a plugin bug, which again will be MIME or codec related albeit I thought there were issues anyway regarding that codec and you might need to be more specific in the markup attributes.
It makes a difference. The server also specifies the MIME type in the Content-Type header. Firefox respects it -- if it says, say, text/plain for both videos, Firefox will fail to load both of them. (Opera used to do this as well.)
Thank you for the explamation.
Now I use a shared server, and getting the host to change settings may be like pulling teeth.
How can I see the Content-Type header so that I can send it to tech support?
You can use e.g. http://www.rexswain.com/httpview.html (the result page also has a permalink that you can send to tech support if you like).
This is not working for me i am also having that problem, and more problem about video etc..friends suggest me this videocap software but its not free so am a bit skeptic...what are you think guys?


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Top honor for SC Honors College
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The South Carolina Honors College at the University of South Carolina, known for its rigorous curriculum, array of enrichment opportunities for students and its high-achieving alumni, has itself earned a top honor.
In the first-ever ranking of public university honors colleges, the South Carolina Honors College was ranked No. 1, according to the soon-to-be published guide, "A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs."
That's no surprise to honors college students, all of whom have racked up their own accolades during their academic careers. Just ask senior Samantha Ward. The pre-med biology and Spanish double major from Aynor, SC calls her time as part of a prestigious group of faculty and students a "blessing."
"The faculty are optimistic and friendly, always available with arms open to their students," Ward says. "The college provides a plethora of opportunities for students regarding study abroad, research, and fun extracurricular activities on campus. The small class sizes are my favorite aspect of the Honors College because they entice students to work together and foster innovation."
The ranking is based on honors curriculum, honors retention and graduation rates, honors housing, study abroad programs, and priority registration. USC led the universities of Texas at Austin, Michigan, Virginia, Georgia, Penn State and Minnesota.
Also, a ranking of honors colleges within the context of their universities was conducted and the South Carolina Honors College is among the Top 10. This ranking is based on the same factors as above, with the additional criteria of prestigious undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships for the university as a whole.
"This ranking is quite an honor for the honors college," Steven Lynn, dean of the South Carolina Honors College, said. "It's proof that we're succeeding in our mission, which is to create an environment of excellence, marked by a challenging, well-rounded curriculum, in a vibrant university setting with outstanding facilities and limitless enrichment opportunities."
Established in 1978, USC's Honors College enrolls 1,400 students and is known for leadership and service learning, research and internship opportunities, in addition to a curriculum that emphasizes cutting-edge thinking and problem-solving skills. In 2009 a new, LEED-Gold certified honors residence hall with suite-style rooms and meeting space opened. The average SAT of last year's incoming class was 1427.
The 275-page book, to be published in April 2012, is intended to be used as a guidebook for prospective college students. It reviewed Honors programs at all public universities ranked in the top 75 nationally as well as those public universities that are members of the Association of American Universities.
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Mines chemist to serve third term on board of world's largest scientific society
Golden, Colo., Dec. 14, 2010 — Kent J. Voorhees, a chemist and professor at Colorado School of Mines, has been re-elected to the board of directors of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society. He will begin his third three-year term on Jan. 1, 2011, as director-at-large.
Voorhees received his B.S. in 1965; his M.S. in 1968 and his Ph.D. in 1968, all from Utah State University. He and his wife, Tamara, live in Golden.
An ACS member since 1968, Voorhees has served on numerous national ACS committees and task forces. He also has been active locally with the ACS Colorado Section, where he has chaired and served on various committees.
His honors include Dean's Excellence Award, Colorado School of Mines; Colorado Section Marvin Goldberg Service Award; Utah State University Chemistry Alumni Award and Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World.
"In this world and these times there are few guarantees, but you can count on change," said Voorhees. "We must adapt to the global marketplace, and answer challenges with new ideas and forward thinking. Chemistry is the foundation for all the basic sciences, but we will need visionary leadership, a thorough knowledge of the chemistry enterprise, and a firm commitment to action to navigate these waves of change."
The American Chemical Society — the world's largest scientific society — is a nonprofit organization chartered by the U.S. Congress and a global leader in providing access to chemistry-related research through its multiple databases, peer-reviewed journals and scientific conferences. Its main offices are in Washington, D.C., and Columbus, Ohio.
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Seniors Leave Lasting Mark on Baseball ProgramMay 9, 2014
BREVARD, N.C.- Alex Bedenbaugh, Dustin Haithcox, Kevin Hamilton and Eric Renegar were among the 126 students who participated in Brevard College's 161st Commencement Exercise on Saturday, officially closing the book on the careers of four baseball seniors who have made a tremendous impact during their tenure at BC.
The class of 2014 was an instrumental part of BC's success in 2012 when the Tornados finished 3rd in the South Atlantic Conference, the highest finish for any Brevard College baseball team since joining the conference in 2008.
"These four seniors have done a great job here at Brevard College in their athletic and academic career," said McCay. "My hope for every player is that they come in and have a successful career and graduate better prepared as a person, and I believe these four guys did that."
Bedenbaugh finished his senior season hitting .289, the highest average of his career while serving as a leader in the clubhouse and on campus.
Haithcox set the Brevard College NCAA record for appearances with 27 in 2014, and graduates tied for the single-season and career records for saves since BC joined the NCAA as a full member in 2008. The lefty also holds the record for career appearances with 66.
Hamilton owns the top two single-season NCAA records for ERA, compiling a 3.25 ERA as a senior after a earning a 3.28 ERA in 2013. The righty is the Brevard College NCAA career leader in wins (14) and strikeouts (174), and owns the career records ERA (3.73) and strikeouts per nine innings pitched (7.66).
Renegar ends his career at BC with a laundry list of records to his name, including the career marks for games played (182), games started (179), runs scored (117), total hits (212), doubles (30), triples (6), total bases (275), and RBI (90). Renegar also holds the single-season record for hits (68) and triples (4), both achieved during the 2012 season.
"I'm very grateful for each of these guys and what they've done here," McCay added. "There isn't really a way to replace what they meant to our program and this school."


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Skaggs bests Royals' Myers, Odorizzi
D-backs prospect strikes out nine in Aces' 5-3 win at Omaha
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | August 3, 2012 9:20 PM ET
These kids grow up so fast.
Now at Triple-A, Skaggs struck out nine batters -- including Myers twice -- over seven scoreless innings on Friday night in the Reno Aces' 5-3 road win at Omaha. He also outdueled Jake Odorizzi to snap the Storm Chasers' five-game winning streak.
"He's a really good hitter, a pretty close friend of mine," Skaggs said of the Royals' No. 2 prospect, "but I got the best of him."
The D-backs' No. 3 prospect also took care of Myers' teammates, yielding two hits -- singles to first baseman Clint Robinson in the second and seventh. He retired 15 straight batters over the middle innings and didn't allow a Storm Chaser past first base.
"I'm kind of in a groove right now," Skaggs said. "The fastball I was throwing for strikes, the curveball I was throwing for strikes and the changeup is still coming along; if that comes along, it will make me a better pitcher."
The 21-year-old left-hander walked three and threw 57 of 96 pitches for strikes. And the key against Myers, whom he fanned on four pitches in the first and seven in the third?
"I hit my spots, keeping him honest, working in and out," said Skaggs, who also got Myers to pop out in the seventh. "I threw the curveball for strikes and bounced it when I needed to."
Skaggs has held Myers, who leads the Minor Leaguers with 33 homers, hitless in four career at-bats. Now an outfielder, Myers flied out in their 2010 Midwest League meeting.
Arizona's prized arm is also 1-0 in two career matchups opposite Odorizzi, like Myers and Skaggs a Futures Games participant and one of MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects. The heralded hurlers met on May 8, 2010, when Skaggs was still in the Angels system and Odorizzi in the Brewers', though neither factored in the decision.
"I was definitely watching him every inning," Skaggs said. "In the first inning, it looked like he was going to have a good night."
Odorizzi (8-2) was charged with three runs on seven hits, including Mike Jacobs' two-out, two-run homer, in the opening inning. The 22-year-old right-hander, ranked as the Royals' No. 4 prospect, also walked three and struck out six in 5 1/3 innings.
Odorizzi's strong season (12-3, 3,47 ERA in 20 games) looks no less alongside Skaggs' (9-5, 2.43 ERA in 20 starts), but the latter has performed better of late; he has allowed three earned runs over his last six starts after giving up five in his Triple-A debut on July 1.
"I am," Skaggs said, "hitting my stride."
Storm Chasers reliever Donnie Joseph made his organizational debut. Acquired with right-hander J.C. Sulbaran from the Reds in a pre-deadline deal for reliever Jonathan Broxton, he gave up two runs on three hits, including Adam Eaton's RBI single, in the ninth.
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Good breakfast, value for money. Hotel is located close to motorway. No, hotel was as i expected.
Noting in particular There was no hot water in the shower
not good first impression - the hotel bar was full of cigarette smoke just next to the reception
Hotel is well situated just off the motorways outside Bremen and close to supermarket. Staff friendly, breakfast cheap but very very good. No aircon so had to have window open. Hotel is right opposite a big truck stop so noise of lorries until 3am caused disturbance but nothing dreadful.
Very nice and large room. Excellent restaurant with reasonable prices.
Excellent positive Staff Excellent Menu with good selection Friendly and pleasant feel to the atmosphere in hotel. None found
The staff was very friendly and courteous and spoke English, which was very helpful since my German was very poor. Our room was lovely!
Nice rooms in beautiful surroundings, lots of nature, clean and peaceful hotel When we arrived, my own booking confirmation paper was laying on the reception table so that everyone passing by could see my name and banking details. Would like to have more privacy. German language is necessary, as most of the personnel did not speak English and I could not complain at the hotel. Otherwise the stay was a good experience.
We were very delayed in traffic and arrived after 11pm. The hotel staff served us a nice warm meal and breakfast was good too
The location, and the garden. The staff was not very friendly.
The room was beautiful, the service excellent and the buffet breakfast was amazing On both nights there was a party on at the hotel and the music was excessively loud. It stopped each night at 11.30 but it was a bit disappointing
prime location in the middel of the park and the historical design of the hotel.
We enjoyed very much about our staying in Park Hotel Bremen. The room was excellent, the pool and spa refreshing and air-condition worked well. The breakfast was amazingly good, and there was everything, you could choose. The price-level of restaurants were quite high.
Beautiful hotel in a lovely big park in Bremen! Nice big and clean room.
The hotel is beautifully appointed adn the staff was courteous and helpful.
Nice old fashion hotel but with all the luxurious modern touches. Nice place to get away to unwind for a few days but still close enough to the city to get to business meetings, etc. Great jacuzzi, pool and sauna. Breakfast was pricey. Kids breakfast was even expensive.
location of hotel
Fantastic location in a park very close to city centre. Good facilities, free parking. Cost of breakfast. Plenty of options nearby and in Bremen centre.
Everything was excellent They did not provide tea/coffee making facilities in your room
Food, staff Parking needs attention.
We were given an upgrade on arrival. A wonderful surprise. Excellent breakfast.
Passing through
Location, atmosphere and breakfast service. We were staying in a inside room whitout oossibility to open the windows
location needs renovation
everyone was very nice and helpfil N/A
All went according to expectation. not cheap but what we wanted. Air con was important
Breakfast excellent and bar staff very friendly We wanted to have access to a conference phone (ie a phone that could call multiple people) but none was available
Toured Central Bremen, saw the sights, had a swim suana , generally relaxed, ate good food There were some charges realting to watching TV. This was uk news . Normally pay per view is for films etc, maybe I m just behind the times
nice clean hotel, good food in the restaurant, very helpful staff on reception. easy access to airport and trains
excelent service from all the staff
Everything! Can't think of anything that was less than perfect!
Comfort, breakfast, central location
The hotel was "The top of the world"
very good location and good treatment by staffs, and breakfast was good quality Some difficulty to find its location by car. So some information would be helpful for the customer with car.
Hotellstaff was extremely helpfull and kind, - nice to stay.
Clean, modern room - quiet. Staff always helpful and polite.
Breakfast was excellent, freindly welcome and overall an enjoyable stay. Difficult to find the entrance by car, no hotel parking - only a public car park nearby.. however, the staff will park the car for you.
Receptionist was so kind and attentive. I really recommend this hotel. I don't like the statues so much.
the staff was very professional
The facilities, Cleanliness, location, and friendly staff.. most important point the AC
spacious family room and great breakfast windows did not open properly, no air con and very rude bar staff
The room space and price The location
Location next to the river Rooms are not heated well. Lobby is very noisy
was delighted with this hotel,staff very friendly.we werent due to check in till 3pm but our 5 rooms were all ready for 10am.very clean.complimentary mini bar restocked daily a very nice touch.easy access to trams into city centre which only take ten minutes.waterfront shopping centre very handy next door to hotel with great shops large food court and cinema.
Nice new hotel, a bit of a funky theme, rooms were spacious, use of minibar great, comfortable and clean long way from the city if you don't have own car
Goodsize bedrooms, lovely buffet breakfast The staff at the reception were not helpful.
nice hotel, friendly staff no air conditioning; could be a bit far from the town center for those who travel without car (was not a problem for us though)
Clean. Good shower . Checking in was good. Reception changed room without it being a problem Location. As we were on foot walking to and from the hotel the bus stop was some distance away. With the openess of the site whatever the weather you were blasted by the wind- not good
very clean and relatively new room away from city center, nothing special around the hotel, breakhast is too expensive
location is not so good, far from center, but tram is good.
Very nice hotel, friendly staff,comfortable rooms,excellent breakfast,easy access to the shops and christmas market. On a saterday night at around 21:30 I ask for an orange juice and was told it would take about 15 minutes,and it would seem there was not enough staff,also breakfast a bit expensive at 20 euro,s per person.
Nice hotel, newly renovated, excellent position no WLAn in the room although it was written on booking.com that it is available. I had to use cable internet that was very slow
Good location, good service! Internet WI-FI not available in the rooms
Very nice spacious room with modern, functional furniture. The hotel is centrally located a few minutes' walk from the centre of the city. Somewhat expensive breakfast and parking
This hotel is great! Clean, shiny, right in the centre of town, really great proximity to the charming Boetcherstrasse - we could listen to the glockenspeil out the window! Lovely. Take it!!
You just have to cross the street to arrive in the airport
Breakfast was excellent, staff was helpful, location is very good for change of flights in Bremen airport
Very convenient for those very early flights. The restaurant offered a very relaxing end to a long day and we are most appreciative of the chef's knowledge of common food allergens.
Location could hardly be better for between-flights.
Convenient location Lack of leisure facilities (fitness/pool/sauna)
The location is convenient for the airport and the city with the tram stop at the front door.
Excellent location when traveling to/from Bremen Airport. Good breakfast buffet.
good restaurant
Convienence to the airport
The location was so convenient for the Freimarkt and the Haupt Bahn Hof. The hotel was also super modern and very stylish. I would recommend it to others. The rooms were too hot and the Aircon system to fix this was bewildering and would not work.
love all, esp. the bar in the lobby Only first drink is free, barman won't remind you the next is charge when you want to drink more!
Great staff professional and friendly.
All the staff were exceptional, smiling and taking a genuine interest. Nothing was too much trouble.
It is right outside train station which has many conveniences. Food and rooms were great
The splendid staff and nice comfort in the room.
Excellent facilities including tea and coffee in room. Near to railway station.
the room is large there is no free internet. most of the TV chanels are in Germany.the breakfast is Not included and is very expensive (19 euro)
The quality of the room, its comfort and quietness.
Extremely close to the main train station and the exhibition center in Bremen.
Location, service, cleanliness, 24/7 reception, bar. Expensive breakfast
1/ The air conditioning of room 421 is not working properly 2/ With an early morning swim, the towel mess from the previous night is still there and/or there are no towels left 3/ Furthermore, the towels in sauna/swimming pool area are far too small 4/ The fact that the restaurant L'Echalotte was closed and the Brasserie menu appeared to be very limited; quality of food though was ok
location, cleanliness, not used bed covers on beds, spacious room expensive breakfast, great buffet variety though
Courteous and efficient staff during check-in and check-out. Extremely helpful and friendly staff in bar and restaurant Having to pay twenty five Euros for my breakfast! There should be a reduced price for people who just want a light continental breakfast.
staff very helpful. the desire to help was very apparent & i appreciate it. if bed and bf are offered as package, it may be better. would prefer wireless internet connectivity. better way of keeping coffee and tea things..
Helpful staff,extensive view of golf practice area and race course
Friendly service, quite, relatively clean. Pillow was a bit flat so had to fold in half to make it more comfortable. Was very basic but had everything you needed.
Easy parking and nice breakfast. The city centre is less than eight minutes by car. No safety box in room. There was a noisy fan inside the toilet and it ran automatically from early in the morning.till late at night.
bedrooms too hot
Convenience to central city and public transportation
Location and helpful staff Tea/coffee machine in room and safe would have made my stay complete
although stated as a 4 star hotel i would not rate the hotel as more than a 3 star
Close to main train station and city no
High standard, central location (close to railway station) Beds in single rooms are too small
Central, Cleanliness The rooms were clean but dated
Handy for station and tram to airport, short walk into town; my room was upgraded by being a GCC member and quite comfortable and quiet; rate was competiive and included a decent breakfast, wifi (workable but a bit sluggish) and fitness. Some minor dropoffs in cleaning the bathroom, and I would have preferred a standard walk-in shower to my fancy, upgraded jacuzzi tub.
Perfect location, friendly staff, nice place to stay for bussines or citytrip!
Very poor style, narrow bathroom, you hear every noice coming from the hig street Bathroom, Bed, no modern temperature control
The Best Western Schaper Siedenburg is a very short and easy walk to Hbf train station, trams, the Marktplatz and Old City. We went for the Freimarkt Street parade weekend, so the City was busy but the hotel was still relaxed and quite. It was an ideal location for all the festivities and staffs were friendly and helpful. Room was comfortable, clean and value for money.
clean rooms and good helpful staff tram noise all night
Staff friendly and very helpful. Excellent location. Great breakfast, with a wide choice. Cosy and very well cleaned room. It definitely worths the price.
Good location near city, next to restaurant, cafes, bakery and pizzaplaces. Hotel`s breakfast was excellent. Familyroom was spacious and cosy.
The appartment was great. Noisy at night. Don´t use the public p-house, which the hotel recommend. We´ve got the crashed window in our car and it seems happend all the time.
great staff was very helpful and friendly. room was very big and clean.
Location is good.
the position (only a few minutes' walk from the city centre and from the main station); the room, cosy, clean and quiet, with a comfortable bathroom; the breakfast buffet, rich and tasty
Good location. Good steak House next door Nothing with hotel. But at £4,oo + apint not cheap trip
My stay at the hotel was very pleasant and relaxing, the staffs were excellent so the services rendererd. The staffs cared alot for ther guests and it was a very positive and proffesional atmosphere. Everything was very good at the hotel except there was no mini bar in the room, a refrigerator. And the ventilation system was difficult to operate or it was not working properly.
location, the price, the brekfast,the train not far away, close to the airport ??
Very good location, nice and clean rooms, ok breakfast which was available from 4am.
I like possibility to stay 3 in 1 room, breakfast was good and location too.
The location was perfect for the air terminal and for access to the city. The hotel was extremely comfortable.The staff were very friendly and welcoming giving us all the information we needed. If staying in Bremen we will definately book the Hiex!!
Rooms were very modern. Everything was in English and German, which was helpful. The staff were very helpful.
Engine noise during the night
Location is very good by the aeroport, rooms are clean and bath is big enough and modern. Breakfest is poor.
Exellent location when flying early, early breakfast, very nice rooms.
somehow was not able to access internet in the room
Nice atmosphere =) friendly staff - and funny science house in the garden )))) very quite )) and they had a small bottle of "welcome to the hotel" wine free of charge as you check in )) very nice hotel )) the last tram stop (tram number 6) is 10 minutes away from the hotel.
Great location. The menu could do with some less extravegant courses, a plain food section? The food was good, but for an extended stay, I would look for somewhere else to eat. Fancy food every day is too much!
nice modern hotel, clean and friendly staff do not like the little single beds as that use to double beds
service, room, location lack of free wireless internet
the room was very spacious and clean improve their restaurant menu
good renovated rooms no air-conditioning in the standard rooms, they make you pay for breakfast even if you don't need it
Location and outside bar No air conditioning
very modern high quality room, friendly staff and good service, nice breakfast and restaurant
Hotel staff-structure and style of the hotel - restaurant- position. No car parking convenctioned with the hotel.
Excellent spa facilities; used the pool area including the sauna & steam bath; super-relaxing, specially in Winter. No english menus but the staff very kindly took back the prawn starter since I don't eat prawn. No park garage. Hotel should inform their clients where to part before they arrive, preferably on the booking.com site
I think the pricing is too high
Outstanding room design, availability of the Internet, cleanless and comfort. Excellent location in Bremen, too
central location
Friendly helpful staff, clean room, good location Limited parking on street, limited english speaking tv
Cool trendy design, very friendly service, nice extra perks eg early check-in easily accomodated, late checkout and late breakfast service is standard, and free chocolates near xmas even though only a one night stay
Perfectly located small design hotel. Friendly staff, ok breakfast. For Business use perfect. A week later we stayd at Prizeotel Bremen and thought that the priceworthiness was better - depending on your preferences, you might also check it. For Business use perfect. A week later we stayd at Prizeotel Bremen and thought that the priceworthiness was better - depending on your preferences, you might also check it.


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Nagarkatti named USC research VP
Prakash Nagarkatti, an internationally known researcher who has directed a highly successful research enterprise at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, has been named to become USC's vice president for research. Nagarkatti, whose appointment was approved Friday (Oct. 7) by the Board of Trustees, will be responsible for planning and implementing the university's research priorities.
Nagarkatti has served as associate dean of the USC School of Medicine since 2005, overseeing all research-related activities. From FY04 through FY11, external funding at the USC School of Medicine increased from $21 million to $41 million.
"Dr. Nagarkatti is a skilled researcher with a proven track record in attracting funds and navigating the landscape of federal agencies and opportunities," USC President Harris Pastides said. "With the university on an upward trajectory with our research funding, we needed to choose a leader who will continue to guide those efforts and help us grow in our Carnegie 'very high research activity' mission."
In addition to leading a vigorous research effort, Nagarkatti has earned international recognition for his own research. He oversees a $6 million Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM), one of only 11 such centers in the nation supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
His research, which has concentrated on cancer and autoimmune diseases, also has been funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as well as private foundations such as the American Cancer Society, and he has published more than 160 papers in prestigious journals.
Nagarkatti said he is eager to create an environment in which research and scholarly activity can flourish.
"We must build an environment that promotes innovation and collaboration across all USC schools and colleges as well as with other universities and other state, regional and national public and private partners," Nagarkatti said. "Only by encouraging interdisciplinary research will we be able to solve problems unique to our state and region and develop the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs."
A Carolina Distinguished Professor, Nagarkatti joined USC from Virginia Commonwealth University. He earned his doctorate from Jiwaji University in India. He has earned numerous teaching awards and mentored countless undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty.
Nagarkatti's appointment is scheduled to become effective Oct. 16. He will be joined in the Office of Research by Dr. Tom Vogt, who has been named associate vice president for research for the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) areas.
Vogt, who has directed the USC Nanocenter since 2005, is a USC Educational Foundation Distinguished Professor and professor of chemistry and biochemistry. A fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Physical Society, Vogt is succeeding Dr. Tim Mousseau, who is returning to the faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences.
The University of South Carolina holds the designation by the Carnegie Foundation as an institution of "very high research activity" and attracted $227 million in research and sponsored program funding in 2011, a 3.7 percent increase over last year. As the state's flagship university, USC is dedicated to advancing teaching, research and service that support South Carolina's greatest needs.
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Vancouver in Neon, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- "University presses don't just publish books: they keep books in print and rescue out-of-print books from obscurity … But the digital age complicates and threatens the mission of the country's approximately 100 university presses. Ellen Faran, who has an MBA from Harvard and is the director of MIT Press, recently told Harvard Magazine: 'I like doing things that are impossible, and there's nothing more impossible than university-press publishing.'"
- Almost every book set in Africa seems to have the same cover art: "an acacia tree, an orange sunset over the veld, or both … the covers of most novels 'about Africa' seem to have been designed by someone whose principal idea of the continent comes from The Lion King." (Plug: Norman Rush's Whites, Mating, and Mortals, all set in Botswana and all excellent, have acacia-free covers.)
- Why have we ceased to eat swans? "Often served at feasts, roast swan was a favored dish in the courts of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, particularly when skinned and redressed in its feathers and served with a yellow pepper sauce."
- Midcentury Vancouver "had the second-most neon signs per capita on the globe, after Shanghai … neon signs fell victim to a 'visual purity crusade' in the 1960s. Critics thought that the neon cheapened the look of the streets, and obscured Vancouver's natural beauty. ('We're being led by the nose into a hideous jungle of signs,' wrote a critic in the Vancouver Sun—a newspaper whose headquarters was prominently bedecked in neon—in 1966. 'They're outsized, outlandish, and outrageous.')"
- Remembering the artist Richard Hamilton: "One evening, Hamilton told me he had developed a method for photographing the toaster prints, so as not to interrupt the surface with his own reflection: he would move his tripod off to one side to take the picture, later returning each image to its original orientation using Photoshop. Today, when I think of Hamilton, I think of that illusive process: the mirrored surface, the lens's sidelong glance, the almost complete disappearance of the artist from the work—like a hotel lobby that someone has just walked out of."


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A limited number of rooms in the following Milwaukee-area hotels have been blocked for your Reunion Weekend. When reserving your room, be sure to mention that you are with the Marquette University Reunion Weekend.
Downtown Milwaukee:
1230 Old World Third St.
(414) 226-0122
Ambassador Hotel
Group Code: 20070401277 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 345-5000
(888) 322-3326
300 W. Michigan Street
(414) 291-4122
(800) 321-2211
DoubleTree Hotel
611 W. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 273-2950
Hilton Milwaukee City Center
509 W. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 271-7250
Hotel Metro
411 East Mason Street
(414) 272-1937
(877) 638-7620
Hyatt Regency
333 W. Kilbourn Ave.
(414) 276-1234
(800) 233-1234
139 E. Kilbourn Ave.
(414) 276-8686
(888) 424-6835
Iron Horse Hotel
500 W. Florida St.
(414) 831-4613
(888) 543-4766
Pfister Hotel
424 E. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 273-8222
(800) 558-8222
Stay in the dorms at Mashuda Hall
Each room has a private bathroom, twin beds, air conditioning and an alarm clock. Cost is $44 per night/single, $62 per night/double, $75 per night/triple, $80 per night/quad, plus tax. Make your reservation by calling Residence Life Conference Services at (414) 288-7208.
Parking available in Structure 1 on North 16th Street between West Wisconsin Avenue and West Wells Street for a nominal fee of $3 for the entire weekend.
The following Marquette facilities will be open during Alumni Reunion Weekend: Helfaer Tennis Stadium and Recreation Center, Raynor Memorial Libraries, The Spirit Shop and St. Joan of Arc Chapel. Bring your Marquette alumni ID for identification and discounted prices.
Invite a friend
If you have friends who are not celebrating a reunion this year but would like to attend Reunion Weekend, have them call Alumni Relations at (800) 344-7544 or (414) 288-7441 and we will send them invitations.
Need Directions to Marquette?
Car Rental
Planning a road trip?
With your Alumni Card, you
are entitled to a discount off the daily rental rate at any Avis
agency (not including Avis Corporate rate). Present your Marquette
alumni discount number at the time you make your reservation.
The Marquette alumni number is V445905. Present
your Alumni Card when picking up your rental car. If you need
a new Alumni Card, please contact the Alumni Association at (800) 344-7544.
Area Attractions
Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers will be hosting the Washington Nationals at Miller Park July 26th-29th. The Houston Astros will be the next opponent for the homestand July 30th through August 1st. For tickets or more information, visit brewers.com.
Milwaukee Brewfest
The third annual Milwaukee Brewfest will be held on Saturday, July 28th at the Coast Guard Pavilion in McKinley Park, overlooking the Milwaukee Yacht Club and Marina. For tickets or more information, visit milwaukeebrewfest.com.
Germanfest will be held at Milwaukee's Summerfest grounds July 26th-29th. This annual festival was established in 1981 and brings large crowds every year. For more information, visit germanfest.com.
For other Milwaukee-area attractions, check out the official Convention & Visitors Bureau website at visitmilwaukee.org.


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First Black Friday 2012 Ads Leaked for Evansville Henderson and Owensboro
Black Friday 2012 will be here in just 41 days (Cyber Monday just 44 days) and already the first Black Friday 2012 ads have been leaked for Evansville Henderson and Owensboro – and we have it!
According to Engadget – Sprint will have the Samsung Galaxy S3 for a steal this Black Friday. Post-turkey day current and future Sprint customers can snag the smartphone for just $50 with a new 2-year-agreement (complete with Sprint's unlimited data policy)
Fred's is getting in on the early Black Friday 2012 ads action too. Some of their deals include a Charcoal Barrel Cart Grill for $40 and a Stainless Steel Deep Fryer for $20.
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Samsung Electronics is introducing its branded memory cards for sale in Taiwan, with sales in other select countries likely to follow at a later date.
In previous years, Samsung manufactured "white-label" digital memory cards for a variety of leading electronics companies and memory card companies. Its new premium "Plus" memory cards, which comply with the Secure Digital class 6 ratings for performance, are available in SD, microSD and Compact Flash (CF) formats with densities of 4GB and 8GB, with a 16GB density for an SD Plus card.
Samsung memory cards are shock-resistant, water-resistant and protected from damage caused by magnetic interference, the vendor said.
Samsung memory cards feature a modern brushed silver metallic design or a natural beige epoxy compound casing, and full compatibility with devices that have memory card slots. Most of the premium Plus memory cards can read data at 17MB/s (megabytes per second), though the CF cards provide read speeds of up to 45MB/s, the company said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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Fast Food Strikes Return as Wage Debate Looms
(NEWSER) – Fast food workers in 100 cities will walk off the job today, and protesters will show up in 100 more to call for drastically higher wages for the nation's lowest-paid workers. The movement started with a small strike in New York City last year, and has ballooned since, with an August edition hitting 60 cities—though the AP notes that in many of those places only a few people actually showed up. But this time the strikes come as the living wage issue is heating up. "I think there's growing recognition that a nerve has been touched," the head of the Service Employees International Union tells the New York Times. "This isn't going to blow over." Here's how that debate is shaking out:
- Fifty-three Democratic congressman sent a letter to executives at McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Domino's, and YUM! Brands yesterday calling on them to increase wages, Bloomberg reports.
- President Obama himself jumped into the fray in a speech yesterday, saying that fast food employees "work their tails off and are still living barely above poverty."


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By Bill Sheets Herald Writer
If anyone exemplifies the positive attitude it takes to overcome difficulty and succeed in life, a good case could be made for Victoria Sonnenburg.
When her forearm was yanked off in a jet ski accident eight years ago, she not only bounced back quickly, she embraced the experience.
"It's been a big blessing to me," said Sonnenburg, who is now 18 and graduating from Kamiak High School.
"I feel like it helped bring me out of my shell. It kind of formed me into who I am today."
Sonnenburg is one of several 2013 graduates who have in their young lives achieved great success or overcome some obstacle who are being featured today in The Herald.
Sonnenburg was only 10 years old in August 2005 when she was spending a day jet-skiing at Lake Goodwin with her family.
She fell off while riding. A rope attached to the jet ski got wrapped around her arm, and the jet ski kept going.
Her arm was instantly severed just below the elbow.
"I can remember everything. I didn't pass out at all," she said.
After an initial recovery period, about two months later, dozens of people attended a Sunday afternoon fundraiser at Mukilteo's Amici Bistro to help Sonnenburg and her family.
"The thing that sticks out to me the most is how much the Mukilteo community supported me," she said. "I'm lucky to grow up in such a caring environment. There are so many families I want to thank."
Sonnenburg has a prosthetic arm but rarely wears it, she said.
"I feel more free without it. It's so heavy, it's kind of restricting to me. I feel more like I can be myself, more comfortable without it," she said. "I suppose the one thing would be image, but I'm so comfortable in my skin that I don't really care."
Sonnenburg still has her elbow joint and uses it to brace items that she controls with her right hand, such as her cellphone.
"I hold shopping bags with it. My friends always say it's good for massage, like when they have knots in their back," she said, laughing.
She attributes her strong self-image and positive attitude in large part to dancing, which she's been doing since she was 4.
"I think a lot of it has to do with being a dancer, because dancing is a lot about body image and how you feel about your body," she said. "Through dancing I was able to focus more on what I can do with what I have than focusing on a loss."
She's continued to dance in a variety of styles at Kamiak and at Mukilteo's Allegro Dance Studio, with jazz being her favorite.
Sonnenburg also played soccer, participated in the One Voice Christian club and, in her senior year, began cheerleading.
She's maintained a 3.5 grade-point average. She'll be going to Azusa Pacific University near Los Angeles in the fall, aiming for a career in public relations or human resources.
"She's a super kid. You ask her to do anything, she does it to the best of her ability," Kamiak math teacher Bob Hannah said. "She's willing to accept help and willing to give help. She learns from her mistakes, she can take the ups and downs in stride and she just wants to improve on her performance."
Sonnenburg doesn't shy away from talking about losing her arm, but she certainly doesn't dwell on it, either.
"It's a big part of who I am, but I haven't let it define me. It's just something that happened, it's not who I am.
"I had to grow up very fast, but I'm very grateful for it."
Bill Sheets: 425-339-3439; email@example.com.
Class of 2013
• Ruby Kassala: Ace student thrives on challenges
• Brendon Krall: Driven to succeed — and to help others
• Erika Middleton-Sharpe: Headed for New York with an upright bass
• AnhViet Nguyen: Before Stanford, he'll learn to drive
• Debbie Peterson: She's got her eye on medical school
• Victoria Sonnenburg: Accident was 'blessing' to Kamiak senior
• Nicota Stevenson: His heritage helped him chart his future


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I downloaded Ashampoo and it was still no luck My movies are in a Video File I guess I have to convert them to another format for them to work propery I cause when I go to burn them it says format not execpted.
I am gonna get the cables to hook it to my new 50 inch plasma this week :D
if they are in .avi format, then they have to be incomplete. Or you still have them compress in .rar format. But every video application accepts the .avi /.mpeg format as a standard. Something sounds wrong.
Also, use VLC video player. Its free. google it and download it. It keeps u to date with every codec neccesary to play videos.
But honestly, I would get a bittorrent downloader and use a site like btjunkie.org to get all the vids you want.
the MPAA isnt looking for piracy of surf movies...i hope!! haha!!
thats what I would do I would click the file of the movies then 2 other files would come up on wqould a page for the info and the other would be the video , I am probally doing something wrong . Most likey my brother in law will burn them for me LOL
Just look at each file you download. Some of the videos on there are straight ".avi" downloads which are ready to go, but half of them are .RAR files. Once you install WINRAR, it will automatically open those files once you download them... Then save the extracted file to your harddrive, and then burn that file. Its a two step process to save you download time. RAR files are compressed to ease bandwidth usage on you harddrive. You restore the file back to its original size on your computer once you download it. So, I hope that helps.
That probably sounds more confusing than it really is. But that should solve all of your problems. Once the files are in .avi or .mpg format, you are in business.
i still believe you guys are wasting your time with burning dvds. Get an external hard drive and save all your downloads. I have had many burnt dvds become corrupted over time either from being scratched or whatever.
I burn them to DVD and watch them on my 70 inch HD tv rather than my laptop. I never watch stuff on my laptop unless im flying..
I am aware of the HDMI to TV thing, but as I mentioned before, I do not have a proper Audio feed. Until i get that cable. At which point I may stop burning them...
Also, on that surfmovies website, can you guys point out which videos (if any) are east coast surf videos? I don't recognize some of them, but I would like to check out some east coast vids. I had a good one years ago on DVR, but I forget the same. It was really dark and dreery, but had good OBX/jersey surfing in it.


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Screenwriters Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver know how to get the party started and keep it lively.
Screenwriters Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver know how to get the party started and keep it lively.
It's a film filled with humor, charm, excitement and so many memorable images that many viewers will find themselves struggling to keep from blinking so…
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
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An article about Roger Ebert's induction into the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame slated for August 19th.
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An article about Roger Ebert's induction into the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame slated for August 19th.
Wednesday, July 18, is the 20th anniversary of our marriage. How can I begin to tell you about Chaz? She fills my horizon, she is…
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A dispatch on two of the best films from Fantasia 2017.
"Alps" is a film peculiar beyond all understanding, based on a premise that begs belief. It takes itself with agonizing seriousness, and although it has the form of a parable, I am at a loss to guess its meaning. Yet I was drawn hypnotically into the weirdness.
Imagine a small group of therapists who call themselves "The Alps." They have been named by their leader, who explains that the title has no meaning. They hire themselves to people who have just lost loved ones. They impersonate those dead people as a way of bringing comfort to the bereaved. They don't necessarily look like the dead ones or sound like them, but they stand in for them a few hours a week, performing memorized dialogue that has presumably been supplied by the survivors.
Preposterous, will you agree? And yet their clients hire them and go along with the therapy. Not a single person in the film points out the absurdity of its premise. We don't get to know the clients very well, but we watch the Alps members as they train in an empty gymnasium. In particular, we follow a gymnast (Ariane Labed) and her trainer (Johnny Vekris), as they work on a routine involving her dancing with a long ribbon fluttering at the end of a baton.
She does this (very well) to classical music, but when she asks to change to pop music, he tells her he will bash in her face if she questions his authority. We find it is no idle threat. This brutal relationship has no apparent connection with the grief therapy of the Alps, which otherwise consists largely of memorizing dialogue.
Early in the film, a young tennis player (Maria Kirozi) is gravely injured in a car crash, and we learn that the paramedic is a talent scout of sorts, seeking likely victims who might supply Alps customers. Team member Monte Rosa (Aggeliki Papoulia) calls dibs on the tennis player; later she deceives the other Alps by claiming the player has recovered, and then taking on the parents as private clients.
How she behaves in this role confirms what we may have suspected, that being an Alps member and doing the job requires a degree of mental imbalance and can lead to therapists spinning out of control because of the tension between who they are and the job they're required to do.
"Alps" is the new film by the Greek director Giorgos Lanthimos, whose "Dogtooth" shook up Cannes in 2009. That was the film where control-freak parents contain their children within a walled garden and further isolate them from the world by teaching them the incorrect words for things. A Lanthimos film is like a test tube for life, in which the activity depends on what specific ingredients have been introduced.
Although "Alps" is provocative and challenging, it is so completely self-contained that it has no particular emotional payoff. There is no greater world in which to evaluate its contents. When mourners are comforted by therapists who propose to represent the loved one, you'd think deep feelings would be stirred up. But "Alps" has the effect of a sterile exercise.


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Tuesday, March 23 2010 - Other Important News
Newly Released FBI Documents Support Explosive Claims by Former FBI Translator Sibel Edmonds
Wednesday, 17. March 2010
The documents released under FOIA are almost completely redacted, but they do support many of Edmonds' claims, including:
The documents comprise primarily of internal FBI ECs (Electronic Communications) between FBI offices. Most of the ECs are titled "Turkish American Cultural Association" although one from Feb 2000 is titled "Turkish Investigations in Chicago" which indicates that there were at least seven different pending investigations into Turkish activity in Chicago, and another later document from July 2001 indicates that there were at least ten investigations into TACA alone.
The earliest document is a November 1999 EC from the FBI's National Security Division (NS-2D) to FBI field offices in Chicago, Washington DC, Los Angeles and New York (although there is a reference to a September 1999 EC from NSD.) The timing is significant. In an article in The American Conservative by Phil Giraldi, Ms. Edmonds notes that although there were investigations into Turkish activity dating back to 1996, most of that activity was being monitored by Counter-Intelligence based on FISA warrants because the main targets were foreigners, however in 1999 investigations were opened into 'US Persons' and "they wiretapped the congressmen directly."
The FBI was obviously concerned about 'campaign donations' being paid to Congressional Representatives by these groups. Ms. Edmonds has repeatedly referred to certain groups making "different kinds of campaign contributions – legal and illegal, declared and undeclared" to various congressional members. Two days after an EC from the National Security Division, Chicago reviewed the Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) database which contains details of donations to congressional campaigns. Chicago was apparently interested in donations made by "three individuals who attended the meeting at TACA."
The FBI was also interested in the leadership of TACA. One EC notes that TACA held elections in 2000 and provides a list of all the newly elected officials. The EC states "Most pertinent to the above investigations was the fact that REDACTED had been REDACTED." We know that Mehmet Celebi was elected President of TACA at that meeting. Ms. Edmonds has previously referred to Celebi as a key player in the Turkish mafia in the US, noting that the Celebi family is involved in arms and heroin trafficking. Celebi was also Vice-President of the Assembly of Turkish-American Associations (ATAA), another organization named by Ms. Edmonds and others as being involved in various criminal activities.
In 2008, Celebi briefly received some attention when he was key fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, and was nominated as one of Clinton's Chicago delegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention. He was eventually kicked out of the Clinton campaign because of the scrutiny.
At the time, Ms. Edmonds said:
Famed whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg once said that "Sibel says that suitcases of cash have been delivered to the Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert, at his home, near Chicago, from Turkish sources, knowing that a lot of that is drug money."
The aforementioned Vanity Fair article, apparently trying to dodge some potential legal liability, suggested that "the reported content of the Chicago wiretaps may well have been sheer bravado, and there is no evidence that any payment was ever made to Hastert." However, a July 2001 EC regarding the "Statistical Accomplishments" of the TACA case notes that there were thirteen separate instances of actual 'Physical Surveillance' in the TACA case alone, suggesting that the FBI may very well have first-hand evidence of some of these crimes.
One fascinating feature of many of these documents is that many of them ominously warn about the sensitivity of the investigation. A typical warning reads:
Ms. Edmonds has often stated that these investigations into illegal Turkish activity were shut down by the White House and State Department in 2001 and 2002, but that the FBI Chicago Office fought to keep them open. Two of the ten cases related to TACA were officially closed by Chicago in July 2001, however even the documents relating to these 'closed' cases still warned that the information required 'extreme caution' and were not to be uploaded or shared with CID.
Asked to comment on these new documents, Ms. Edmonds replied:
That is the ultimate question. We now have even more evidence of these crimes -- but there is still no sign of any accountability. What will it take?
Scott Horton
Luke Ryland, proprietor of the blog Let Sibel Edmonds Speak, discusses the disclosure of pre-9/11 FBI investigations that corroborate some of Sibel Edmonds' previously unsupported claims, Turkish lobbies involved in Congressional bribery and drug trafficking, US foreign military aid (funded by taxpayers) that keeps the world awash in F-16s and lines the pockets of defense contractors and the best online resources for getting up to speed on Sibel Edmonds' story.MP3 here. (25:24)
Luke Ryland blogs at Against All Enemies, Let Sibel Edmonds Speak, Kill the Messenger, Disclose Denny, and WotIsItGood4. He lives in Tasmania.
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NEW YORK--New York School of Interior Design has announced the appointment of Libby Cameron as a new member to its Board of Trustees. "We are excited to welcome Libby Cameron, as an esteemed interior designer, to NYSID's Board of Directors," says Board Chairman Patricia Sovern. "Libby has made significant contributions to the industry and we look forward to working with her to move the institution forward in the coming years."
Cameron began her career at Parish-Hadley Associates in 1983, and became a partner in 1988. She went on to establish Libby Cameron, LLC in 1995 in New York City. As protégé of the decorator Sister Parish, Cameron is known for her love of color and eclectic style. She creates luxurious yet comfortable rooms for high-end residential projects across the country. These include residences in almost every state in the U.S., as well as in the Bahamas and London. She has worked for several private clubs in the New York area, including the Knickerbocker Club, the Larchmont Yacht Club, the Piping Rock Club and the Rolling Rock Club in Ligonier, Penn. As a special honor, Cameron was chosen to design the main Stair Hall at Edith Wharton's house, The Mount, in Lenox, Mass. when the estate was restored in 2002.
In addition to her own firm, in 2000, Cameron co-founded Sister Parish Design with Susan Crater, Parish's granddaughter, offering unique and colorful fabrics inspired by those Sister Parish used in her projects and in her own home. Together with Susan Crater, she co-authored a book, Sister Parish Design on Decorating, published in 2009 by St. Martin's Press. A participant in more than 20 charitable events, Cameron focuses on organizations benefiting children, including the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.


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Right now in the Northeast is cold, snowing, and f*^&*^g flat. Other than traveling, reading a good surf book keeps me stoked. I recomend "All for a few perfect waves." and "In search of Captan Zero" all recomendations are apreciated.
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Right now in the Northeast is cold, snowing, and f*^&*^g flat. Other than traveling, reading a good surf book keeps me stoked. I recomend "All for a few perfect waves." and "In search of Captan Zero" all recomendations are apreciated.
Caught Inside is a good book I read it a couple of times. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintence is a good read too
Dogs of Winter is also a good one.
have to give a second thumbs up to caught inside... have read it a few times over as well. great book.
Reaaaaaaally enjoyed In Search of Captain Zero, and Caught Inside. Would also recommend West of Jesus (dont be deterred by the name), it's a good read. -http://www.amazon.com/West-Jesus-Surfing-Science-Origins/dp/1596910518
Currently working on the Dora book, All for a Few Perfect Waves. Haven't gotten all too into it yet.
Captain Zero and Caught Inside are good.
One of my favorite's is Eddie Would Go, a biography of Eddie Aikau but also talks Hawaii's surfing history, really well written.
Pipe Dreams, the book by Slater, is also pretty good. Interesting to get inside his head a little see how he grew up and the beginnings to his surfing.
I just finished the Dora book. Good read, but might have been better if he would of told the story. Either way fascinating character, they should make a movie. I'm sure he would hate that!!!! Just got "Caught inside" looks interesting and I'm about to order the Eddie book. I read the Slater book and it was nice to get a glipse into the mindset of such an acomplished person. He talks about charging big waves and how he overcame the fear of certain dangerous spots. Good read, check it out.
I know this is irrelevant but the book "Suffer in Silence" is a good book about Navy SEALs going through training in Cali. Its pretty intense. They state the true **** that happens at BUDS and isnt shown on television
just picked up "waves and beaches". i heard it was great. i'll let you guys know, gonna start it tonight.
i never read until lately over the snow storm i was boered of COD...Pipe Dreams by kelly slater was pretty good and Big Sur by Jack Kerouac is also a good book along with Scar Tissue. Only one is a surf book.


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WATCH: LeAnn Rimes tears up & gets standing ovation for Patsy Cline tribute
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LeAnn Rimes broke down in tears at the end of her tribute to Patsy Cline at Tuesday's American Country Awards.
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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by Sam I Am, Oct 19, 2011.
One of the best threads ever started on CZ...!
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Early footage of our new punter:
If he dosen't learn to get it away all of our punts are going to be blocked.
Awesome sidewalk art.
Lots of truth to this.
Transformers! Sweet!
Snail Transformer!
Mood Controls
I've actually had this problem before. :laugh2:
Especially when reading tons of sports stuff. Freaking auto play videos on sports websites.
This reminds me of that time someone reached down to help Eli Manning up and as soon as Eli reached up, he pulled his hand back.
I got a tupperware one, but can't post it. I will just IM it to Tupperware.
I have seen this happen a few times while on construction sites.
I used to do this when I worked at Tucker Brannon and Horton as a kid.
This is how we inflated Skidder tires.
Carburetor fluid works best.
CNN makes the one typo you shouldn't make with the Jerry Sandusky story...
Aogashima Volcano, Japan
Jet breaking the sound barrier.
The making of BP. :laugh2:


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Body Bags: A Body of Evidence Thriller #1
Jenna Blake is a brand new freshman at Somerset University in Massachusetts. It was the first time that she would be away from her mother, but Jenna was excited to dive into college life. She loved her new roommate, Yoshiko, and was happy to spend some more time with her father, a university professor of law, whom she hadn't seen very much after her parents divorced. The only problem was that everyone kept pressuring her to decide what she wanted to majo...
Jack Dwyer runs a pub with his sister. Then his best friend Artie dies and comes back as a ghost, knowing he has to tell someone about the Prowlers and stop them. Prowlers are were-wolf like creatures and the entire race is soon against Jack when they find out he knows about them. Can Jack stop the Prowlers before they kill him and more of his friends? ...
Straight On 'Til Morning
STRAIGHT ON �TIL MORNING Signet, Apr 2001, 6.99, 336 pp. ISBN: 045126276 Thirteen years old Kevin, like most males his age, runs wild with raging hormones. He has a crush on an older woman, fifteen years old Nikki who spends lots of time alone with Kevin, but sees him as a friend, not a boyfriend. At a local teen hangout, Peter Starling accompanied by his brother Doug and two friends confront Kevin and his closest friends, but though punche...
The Ferryman
Signet, May 2002, 6.99, 336 pp. ISBN 0451205812 Once they were lovers but Janine Hartschorn left David Bairstow because her ex-boyfriend and the love of her life wanted her back. When she became pregnant with Spencer's child, he dumped her. The baby died and Janine almost did as well but she was a fighter and refused to go into the boat of Charon the Ferryman. When David pays Janine a condolence call, the spark of passion and love ...