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Kresge grant to improve Columbia neighborhoods
Some areas in downtown Columbia have higher crime rates than other parts of the capital city.
Researchers from the University of South Carolina are hoping to change that, with help from a $650,000, three-year grant from the Kresge Foundation. The grant will be used to help residents identify concerns, become more involved and create healthy spaces in their own neighborhoods.
"As much as it is about crime and safety, it's also about creating more opportunities for people to interact with one another, to develop relationships, trust and rapport," said Dr. Darcy Freedman, an assistant professor in the College of Social Work and one of the study's leaders. "Those things become the glue that keeps people together, promotes safety and reduces overall violence. The heart of this project is about creating community. As a byproduct, hopefully we'll see crime go down."
Freedman and her colleague, Dr. Ronald Pitner, also an assistant professor in the College of Social Work, are leading the project, collaborating with faculty from the College of Mass Communications and Information Studies and the department of criminology and criminal justice in the College of Arts and Sciences. The group will work with the Columbia Housing Authority to help implement the community-based, participatory study.
"The idea is to get people interacting more with each other, for residents to take ownership of the community and create healthy spaces in the community," Freedman said.
More than 1,000 people live in the public-housing neighborhoods that border downtown Columbia, the target communities for this study. While there are many assets in these communities, the area has fairly high rates of violent and property crimes and is plagued with dilapidated housing, graffiti, homelessness and vagrancy.
"Research has shown that residents that live in low-income, high-crime areas tend to withdraw and not interact with each other as often. This can lead to more neighborhood decay, greater perceptions of crime and, ultimately, higher rates of crime," Pitner said.


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Preheat oven to 350°. Lightly spray three 8-in. round cakes pans with vegetable pan spray; set aside.
In large bowl, combine cranberry sauce, cake mixes, orange and lime juice, orange and lime zest and eggs. Mix according to directions on box. Pour approximately 3-2/3 cups batter into each prepared pan.
Bake for 45-50 minutes, rotating pans in oven at least once, until cakes test done. Cool in pans 10 minutes; remove from pan and cool completely.
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Any Nosegays, You Blockhead?By Dan Piepenbring
The British dramatist Samuel Foote was born today in 1720. Foote was a playwright in the snickering, rabble-rousing tradition—a dry wit who was always getting himself into trouble. He performed plays without licensing them, basically the eighteenth-century equivalent of smuggling your camcorder into a movie theater; he went riding and was thrown from his horse, resulting in the loss of one of his legs; he spent some time in debtors' prison; he's rumored to have made passes at a footman or two in his day; and much of his writing features withering, thinly veiled caricatures of wealthy people, which really pissed off those wealthy people, to say nothing of their wealthy coteries. Most important, Foote is responsible for having coined the phrase "the Grand Panjandrum," as refined a piece of nonsense as I can remember having heard. (He did it off the cuff, having faltered in the recitation of a text he'd "memorized.")
What better way to pay tribute to the man than with an excerpt? Two centuries before Spiro Agnew's "nattering nabobs," there was simply The Nabob, Foote's 1772 comedy about an aristocrat newly returned to London from the Orient. You could dip into the play anywhere and come up with comic gold; its brand of buffoonery is never out of fashion. Read More


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Smarter things to do would be to update your OS to the latest patch level. Update your router if you can. Lock down/ remove all unneeded services and ports.
Be wary of where and how you surf and of course using industry best practices for passwords.
There are a million other things to do (the least of which would be to unplug from the internet) but this will get you started.


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Hong Kong Official On Rape: Women Shouldn't Drink So Much
A Hong Kong city official is drawing criticism this week after saying that women can avoid being raped by not drinking so much.
Secretary of Security Lai Tung-kwok appeared at a Fight Crime Committee meeting Tuesday to discuss the soaring rape statistics in Hong Kong, according to Hong Kong's The Standard. Instead of pointing the finger at culprits of sexual assault, Lai suggested women's drinking habits might be to blame.
"All of these (rape) cases happened between those who know each other. They are either friends, close friends or they just met a few hours ago," Lai said during the presentation. "Some of these cases also involved the victims being raped after drinking quite a lot of alcohol. So I would appeal that young ladies should not drink too much."


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I had a cast water side in the stove I used to heat this place, and when we only had water seasonally we removed it, and that was with a cast heat exchanger area.
SMITTY wrote:Oh believe me - been there what seems like a million times with this project.
If the copper isn't 100% CLEAN, spot free, and dry ... AND doesn't have the right amount ... or contaminated flux, it'll never seal. I went through hell at the beginning of this one. Everything I soldered leaked. Turned out to be the crap flux I bought 10 years prior. Bought some new flux & I was back in business. That one threw me for a bit ....
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Chicago Lights Tutoring Program - Volunteer Information Session
Fernie Tiflis
Tuesday, February 12, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (CST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Inspire a Child. Impact a Community. Become a Tutor.
Thank you for your interest in the Chicago Lights Tutoring Program. We began our 48th year of the program in October and we would love for you to join us! Please attend our upcoming "Volunteer Information Session" to learn about the program and the volunteer opportunities available.
· During the information session, program staff will provide volunteers with information regarding the history of the program and the children it serves, the various programs and classes offered to students and tutors, the volunteer opportunities available and how one is matched with a student. Interested volunteers will be able to submit an application packet during this time, as well.
· The following information will be helpful to have in order to complete the application packet: a driver's license or state ID number, the addresses at which you have resided in the past five years and the names and contact information for two personal references.
· When you enter the building you will see the receptionist. She can direct you to the orientation in the Gratz Center.
· If you drive, please park in the 900 N. Michigan Building. You can then obtain a parking validation at the receptionist desk at Fourth Church. With the validation your parking cost will be $6 if you parked after 5:00pm.
The Chicago Lights Tutoring Program runs Monday-Thursday from 6:00pm-7:30pm from October - May. A typical night of tutoring consists of completing homework with your student, then participating in one or two of the following activities: getting a book from our library to read together, working on one of our many Reading Recovery programs, visiting the computer lab to do research on the internet or practice typing or math skills, visiting the art room to create a masterpiece, or playing one of our fun and educational board games.
The relationships built and the goals accomplished at the Tutoring Program each week make a life-changing impact on Chicago's children, our communities and us all!
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Please also visit our website, www.chicagolights.org for more information.
Thanks, Fernie Tiflis
When & Where
Fourth Presbyterian Church
126 E Chestnut St
Tuesday, February 12, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (CST)
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Six years ago, Shannon Galpin walked away from her career as an athletic trainer and used her own limited funds to launch Mountain2Mountain and "be the change" she wished to see in the world. Today, Shannon and the M2M team, are just returning from their latest trip to Afghanistan where they launched the Streets of Afghanistan project and rode bicycles through Kabul to raise awareness of cultural barriers and empower women and girls in conflict regions.
As big supporters of Shannon and the M2M work she does, we're happy to stay in touch with her and get period updates throughout her travels. That said, we're also excited to share what she has to show and tell from those very journeys, the latest of which center around the Streets of Afghanistan project. Here's the latest from Shannon both in words and in pictures. Enjoy!
"Yesterday we had the finale show of the Streets of Afghanistan exhibition at the Sound Central music festival — its up for four days throughout the incredible four-day alternative music festival. Yesterday was the women's only day to kick off the festival, where young Afghan school girls attended the festival for slam poetry, a fashion show, Afghan rap duo, Afghan singer songwriter, Ariana Delwari, and White City — fronted by my long time friend, advisor, and founder of Sound Central, Travis Beard. We brought three members of the cycling team to watch the concert and to help with the M2M Bike School.
All in all a full day. Streets exhibition set up and finale show at Sound Central Festival, M2M bike school and rock concert, finished with filming at Darul Aman Palace. Whitney, the co-director of Afghan cycles is leaving today, and then our crew is just a duo until we leave. Whitney has been amazing, and creates a sense of community, friendship, and openness wherever we go, she interacts with the Afghans we meet with grace, humor, and authenticity that I have rarely seen. Her infectious laugh combined with everyone's exhaustion at the end of the long days makes for a slap-happy crew.
Exhaustion is starting to take hold, but perhaps that will just make the plane ride home go quicker as we sleep our way home."


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A 35-year old man walked into the Marion County Jail visiting area Thursday morning and told deputies he wanted to confess to some crimes he'd committed.
Eddie Luter, of Salem, told Sr. Deputy Todd bay that he had been sexually abusing a 12-year girl who lived with him and his wife in their Salem apartment.
Luter told the deputy that the assaults began in January 2013 and continued through March of this year. The girl, whose parents are living and working in Chuuk State in Micronesia, has been staying with the suspect and his family since 2010. (Micronesia is a small group of islands north of Indonesia.)
Luter explained that the assaults took place while his wife was away at work and that his wife wasn't aware of his actions.
Deputy Bay contacted the victim who confirmed the confession of Luter and provided additional details to Deputy Bay. The victim claimed she remained silent out of fear for her own safety.
Luter was arrested and booked into the Marion County Jail on 6 counts of Rape 1 and 6 counts of Sexual Abuse 1.
The victim was placed in the care of a relative. Investigators are trying to determine if there is a familial relationship between the victim and Luter. We are also working to make contact with the victim's parents in Micronesia.


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Textiles that cover walls, panels, furniture, and other surfaces in high-traffic areas must be resilient enough to withstand repeated use while also complementing the design and function of a space. This week's product roundup features textiles whose durable fibers and colorful patterns help them hold their own in looks and in performance.
Designtex + Wallace Sewell Collection, Designtex
A collaboration with U.K.-based textile design studio Wallace Sewell yielded a collection of upholstery in three saturated plaid patterns woven in wool. Amwell, Pillar Box, and Moss won the Editor's Choice Award at this year's NeoCon show in Chicago.
Blocks, Scholten & Baijings for Maharam
Dutch design studio Scholten & Baijings worked with Maharam to apply principles of color blocking to upholstery. The two resulting collections, Blocks (shown) and Grid, feature 27.5" repeating patterns based on the 10' lengths of fabric used to upholster a typical sofa, Designer Pagesreports. Blocks comprises 92% wool and 8% nylon and is Greenguard Gold certified. Five colorways are offered.
Knoll Luxe Collection, KnollTextiles
Designed by KnollTextiles' creative director Dorothy Cosonas, the Luxe Collection comprises four upholsteries and two draperies whose prints combine texture, color, and pattern for a modern aesthetic. Woven primarily of wool and cotton, the collection features contemporary, large-scale prints and subtle, neutral weaves.
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All in Check, Robert Allen Contract
As part of the One Ten West collection created in collaboration with hospitality designer Kirk Nix of Los Angeles–based KNA Design, this checkerboard upholstery emboldens a classic design. Woven from Sunbrella's acrylic and polyester threads, the material is designed to resist color fading from sunlight. All in Check is Greenguard certified for children and schools. It comes in obsidian, azzura, crimson, papaya, and passion colorways.


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'The "Hockey Hotline" pair knows the diehard and sophisticated hockey fans who dial in, not just locally and regionally but across the cable universe, cannot be fooled. If the players don't like it, they should take Robitaille up on his offer and speak with him directly.'
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo women's lacrosse sophomore Stephanie Marran netted her 100th career point, assisting on the Lions' second goal of the evening in a 17-1 final rout over Newberry College on Friday evening. The win advances Saint Leo to an overall record of 5-8 in their first season, while fellow first-year program Newberry drops to 2-8 on the season.
Marran matched a program best for points in a game that she set earlier in the season, tallying five goals and two assists on her momentous evening. Joanna Chadwick matched Marran in goals scored with five, while Alix Murray matched Chadwick in points with two goals and a team high three assists.
Christina Minneci and Alyssa Viscomi tallied three points apiece, scoring two goals and an assist, and one goal and two assists, respectively. Ashlea Mann was credited with a goal and an assist, and Callie Porcher rounded out the goal count with one of her own in the Lions' big victory.
Brittany Millsap and Nicole Sirota-Plotnikov split time between the pipes, earning four saves apiece. Their counterpart for the Wolves, Sam Capers, set aside 18 shots while facing a total of 41 shots and 31 shots on frame from the Lions.
Newberry's lone goal on the night was from Victoria Thomas, who squeezed a ball past Millsap in the first half on a free position shot with 9:57 to go before the half.
Saint Leo rolled out to a 6-0 advantage before Thomas could put the Wolves on the scoreboard. The Green and Gold closed out the first half with an 8-1 lead, and held Newberry silent in the final 30 minutes of play as they tacked on nine more goals.
It was a total team effort once again, with solid play in all areas of the field for Saint Leo. Kasey Tanner and Kelsey Cunningham earned two ground balls each, while Andrea Kuhl collected three ground balls and two draw controls on the night. Linsey Hoskins and Haley Skipper each picked up a ground ball while providing solid play in the midfield and on defense for the Saint Leo.
The Lions dominated the game, leading the shot count 41-12, and winning the ground ball battle 36-20. Saint Leo also won 12-of-20 draw controls, and were successful on 17-of-21 clear attempts while holding Newberry to just seven successful clears on 19 attempts. The Lions caused seven turnovers on the night, including four from Chadwick.
Saint Leo returns to action on Wednesday, April 18, when they square off against Florida Southern in their final game of the season. Game time against the Mocs is set for 7 p.m. at University Field. Fans can get the latest news, updates, and information on the women's lacrosse team by visiting the Lions' home on the web at saintleolions.com.


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Right-hander tosses four shutout innings in split-squad start
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | March 16, 2012 4:37 PM ET
The Angels' No. 3 prospect struck out six and allowed three hits over four innings Friday in a 7-0 split-squad victory over the Indians in Cactus League action.
After allowing two earned runs on four hits over two innings in his Spring Training debut, Richards has settled down. Following Friday's performance, he's pitched seven consecutive scoreless frames. The 2011 Texas League All-Star has not issued a walk while fanning six in his last two outings.
If Richards earns a spot in the rotation, it won't be his first time at the Major League level. After winning 10 straight decisions at Double-A Arkansas, he made his big league debut last Aug. 11 and was roughed up for six runs over five innings against the Yankees. He returned as a September callup, where he spent most of his time coming out of the bullpen.
Hitting prospects took center stage in the Angels' other split-squad game, an 8-7 setback to the Padres.
On the eve of his 22nd birthday, No. 2 prospect Jean Segura smacked a pair of solo homers and scored three times. He went deep only twice in 52 games across two Minor League levels, although a strained hamstring sidelined him for a good part of last season.
Former first-round pick Taylor Lindsey, the Angels' No. 6 prospect, came off the bench and singled in both of his at-bats to raise his Cactus League average to .778 (7-for-9). The 21-year-old second baseman, who has yet to make his full-season debut, committed an error in the Padres' eight-run seventh inning but stole second to put the potential tying run in scoring position in the ninth.
No. 15 prospect Kole Calhoun went 3-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored to raise his spring average to .379.
Sam Dykstra is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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This is the inflatable twin-size bed with a network of interconnected air cells, creating a supple, supportive guest bed. The dual chamber bed has inflatable I-beams and coil beams surrounded by air cells that provide support and cushion pressure points, resulting in a stable, cozy sleeping surface. The bed sits 20" above the floor--8" higher than typical air mattresses--enabling guests to get in and out easily. A built-in pump inflates the bed in only 3 1/2 minutes and it folds to 18 1/2" W x 20 1/2" L for unobtrusive storage in the included bag. Plugs into AC. Set up: 75" L x 39" W x 20" H. (20 lbs.)
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Excellent product
By Waffles
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Exceelent to use as a spare bed when one is needed.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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best inflatable bed I ever had.
By ratsmice
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superior quality along with a great guarantee.
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By Rosemarie
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This was one of the best air matresses I've ever used. It was sturdy and quite comfortable. Did not deflate at all during the night.My only disappointment was that it didn't come with a cover. The surface was atrractively flocked but not good for sleeping on.
Perfect guest bed!
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I bought to take with me when I visit my family and for guest use at home. I love that It's "raised up", just like a bed! Don't feel like I'm sleeping on the floor.... very comfortable.
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This inflatable bed is so easy to use. The directions let you know that the firmness may increase/decrease with temperatures. That makes sense. :) Even so, there was no noticeable deflation during the night.
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Great board but durability issue?
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I ride 90% cable. The board looks great, has a good flex, is easy, forgiving, nicely cuts through the water and provides smooth landings.The only flip side is that after maybe only 10 sessions the point along my toeside edge where the grind base connects to the sidewall is wearing out. I can easily slide my fingernail in there and lift the grind base away from the board. Not sure if this a manufacturing problem with this particular board or a faulty design.Hence only 3 stars for now, I am trying to sort it out with Slinghot and will see if I can update the review later.
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Wow! Love the ride!
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Bought this board to improve my skills. So far I'm absolutely thrilled! The wood core makes for much smoother landings and the continuous rockers has less resistance that the boards I rode previously so I can ride much longer before getting worn out. This boat has definitely made me a better rider.
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sleek but tough
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Start this series focusing on Hudson Valley historical sites by
first learning the history of two railroads. Then continue with
lectures on two ruins that are nearby; those being Bannerman Castle
and Northgate, the Cornish Estate.
Thursdays, November 29, December 6, 13, 20
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Instructor: T. Johnson
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2033 - Microeconomics - 3 credit
A study of supply, demand, price, seller-market power, profit,
consumer choice, specialization, efficiency, domestic and
international trades, and distribution of income. The role of
middlemen, speculators, and the government in economy. Discussion
of current economic controversies. Prerequisites: Sophomore
standing and MATH 1113.
2043 - Macroeconomics - 3 credit
A study of inflation, unemployment, national income, booms and
busts, government budget deficit, money, monetary and fiscal
policies, specialization, efficiency, and trade, currency exchange,
and balance of payment with other nations. Prerequisites: Sophomore
standing and MATH 1113.
2023 - Survey of Economic Issues - 3
credit hours
A study of national and international economic issues such: market
and command economic systems; agriculture subsidies; healthcare
issues; green Gross Domestic Product and environmental pollution;
Social Security; poverty; state of national economy; unemployment;
inflation; budget deficit and national debt; the financial market;
economics of higher education; feminist economic issues;
regional economic integration; protectionism versus free trade;
world poverty; developing countries' international debt; role of
international institutions such as WTO, IMF and the World Bank.
Note: Students who have taken ECON 2043 or ECON 2033 may not take
this course for credit. Prerequisite: Mathematics course
meeting/exceeding General Education Requirements.
3103 - Money and Banking - 3 credit
Discusses the role of money in the economy; the commercial banking
system; nonblank financial institutions; the financial market;
portfolio choices; interest rates; the federal Reserve system and
its monetary plicies; international finance; monetary theories; and
rational expectations and its implications for public policy.
3203 - Statistics for Business and
Economics - 3 credit hours
A review of descriptive statistics. Sampling and sampling
distribution, estimation and confidence intervals, hypothesis
testing, analysis of variance, regression analysis and correlation,
non-parametric methods, and time series and business forecasting.
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With roots predating the incorporation of Redlands, the first service of Trinity Episcopal Church was held in the Old San Bernardino Schoolhouse on Mission Road, on Aug. 1, 1886.
When Frank Brown and Edward Judson gave land and a $300 donation for a building site on the east corner of Center Street and Cypress Avenue, the fledgling mission settled into a permanent home on July 14, 1892.
In 1902, Mrs. Albert Burrage gave Trinity Church $20,000 to build a sanctuary at Fourth Street and Fern Avenue.
Renowned architect Daniel F. Willard designed the distinctive stone church, and the local Taylor Brick Co. was in charge of the construction.
This church, with its unique cut- stone architecture, is designated as one of Redlands Historical Society's Heritage buildings.
You will be able to read more about Redlands Faith Community in the book, "Celebrating Our Faith Communities," available for sale early this year at the City Clerk's Office and wherever Redlands Anniversary memorabilia is sold.


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Just did some more checking around and found this -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcwuAj6aVtI
Hopefully this is the answer i need as i am still waiting for my Nexus in the post i cant actually test it out.
Any ideas on installing Back|Track 5 arm with this method will work?
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Hammerson have been selected as the development partner for the Whitgift Centre.
The owners of Centrale shopping centre had been competing with Australian giants Westfield to redevelop the North End mall.
The firm had recently invested £50m in upgrading Centrale, having bought the centre for £100m last year.
At this year's MIPIM trade fair, Lawrence Hutchings, managing director of UK retail for Hammerson, had outlined his vision of joining up Croydon's two shopping centres to make the town centre one of the top retail destinations in the country.
The announcement comes after Westfield had been the initial favourites, having entered into exclusive talks with the freeholder Whitgift foundation last November.
But fellow leaseholders Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) and IBRC Assurance Company (IBRCAC) had not been involved and began their own talks.
Jones Lang LaSalle were brought in to handle the deal drew up a shortlist, with Westfield and Hammerson the main candidates.
Today, it was announced Hammerson had been chosen to redevelop the centre, which was first opened in 1968.
Lawrence Hutchings, Hammerson's managing director (UK Retail)said: "As a key investor and stakeholder in Croydon with the ownership of Centrale Shopping Centre, we see uniting the retail core as key to transforming the town centre and the start of Croydon's retail-led regeneration.
"We look forward to working with all our Croydon stakeholders to deliver a significant change to Croydon's future."
A spokesman for Croydon Council said: "A council spokesman said: "The fact that two major shopping centre developers have demonstrated such a strong interest in Croydon is evidence of our enormous potential.
"There is now a need for a reconciliation of the ownership and commercial interests so that a scheme can proceed without delay.
"We hope that all parties will work to this commercial objective and in the best interests of Croydon and its residents.
"In the meantime, we will deal with any planning proposals individually on their merits."
In a joint statement, RLAM and IBRCAC said: "The Whitgift Centre lies at the heart of Croydon and its successful redevelopment will be a crucial element in the regeneration of the town itself.
"This consideration underlined every step of our rigorous process of selecting the best partner for the job.
"The quality of submissions from all parties was very high, although in Hammerson we recognised a partner who could demonstrate a long-term commitment to reasserting Croydon as a centre of retail excellence through a combination of redevelopment and organic growth.
"Of equal importance, Hammerson possess the necessary resources to complete a project of this scale successfully."
The Whitgift Centre provides approximately 580,000 square feet of retail floorspace comprising 154 shop units, department stores and a supermarket, and attracts around 28 million shoppers annually.


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You have to make a pincodes file which will be located in the following folder:
nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:nn as in your BT4 bluetooth mac address.
I got this from: HOWTO/Bonding â BlueZ
In the pincodes file you will have to write on one line "MAC_ADDRESS (space) PINCODE"
So if your GPS device's MAC address was "00:11:22:33:44:55" and you wanted to make the pincode "1234" then you would write on one line:
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After this you should probably edit your rfcomm.conf file so that the rfcomm connection is made automatically to the channel you specify when you start bluetooth.
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While White Ford is hosting the 2013 Fusion event this evening, the folks at the dealership would like to say they are doing a little re-investment in the business and residents can keep an eye out for good things.
Don Barrett, general manager, said the dealership that has been in business for 58 years, is also getting an upgrade from the founders, the White family, and has plans to move ahead.
The entire auto industry took a severe hit with the economic downturn in 2008. And while General Motors and Chrysler took the federal auto bailout money, Ford Motor Co. did not.
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AUDIO: Airshow excitement missing this Labor Day
(Cleveland) - A longstanding Labor Day holiday tradition is absent from Burke Lakefront Airport this year.
The Cleveland National Air Show, presented by Discount Drug Mart, is not being held this weekend thanks to the federal sequester cuts made earlier this year in Washington D.C.
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson says the D.C. disagreement between lawmakers is out of the city's control.
Jackson says the lack of this year's event, which features the Navy Blue Angels, means the loss of millions of dollars to the city, thanks to all the people who flock to the airport and downtown Cleveland to take in the event.
Jackson says the air show draws people not only from Cleveland and its' suburbs, but also folks from other cities.
Jackson tells Newsradio WTAM 1100's Carmen Angelo that once the funding issues are solved at the federal level, the air show will return.
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Mango recall follows 105 salmonella cases in 16 states
A recall of potentially salmonella-tainted mangoes from Mexico may have involved as many as 900,000 pieces of the tropical fruit.
The Daniella-brand mangoes were grown and harvested in Mexico and sold in the United States between July 12 and Aug. 29, Splendid Products spokesman Ernest DelBuono said.
The mangoes were sold as individual fruit with the sticker brand "Daniella." Each fruit was also marked with a small sticker with one of the following codes: 4051, 4959, 4311, 4584 or 3114.
The mangoes were sold at supermarkets including Costco, Save Mart Supermarkets, Food 4 Less, Ralph's, Topco stores, El Super, Kroger, Giant-Eagle, Stop & Shop, Aldi and Whole Foods, DelBuono said.
Consumers who have purchased these recalled mangoes should not eat them and should throw them away.
The fruit was grown by Agricola Daniela, a large grower near the town of Ahome, on the coast of the Sea of Cortez in the northwestern part of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, DelBuono said.
Federal officials are investigating 105 illnesses involving salmonella Braenderup that may be linked to the tropical fruit. The cases have occurred in 16 states since July 1, said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Mangoes typically have a shelf life of between five and eight days from the day they're sold, DelBuono said. "At this point, there are few mangoes even out there, between the recall and the fact that they would have been consumed or thrown out by the consumer."
Last week, an importer in Canada initiated a voluntary recall of Daniella-brand mangoes as the result of 22 illnesses reported there. The CDC confirms that the DNA fingerprint of the Canadian cases and the U.S. cases match.
Salmonella can cause salmonellosis, a common bacterial illness. Salmonellosis can lead to diarrhea, abdominal cramps and fever within eight to 72 hours, as well as chills, headache, nausea and vomiting that can last up to seven days. Salmonella infections can be life-threatening, especially to those with weak immune systems such as infants and the elderly, the CDC says.
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The Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology regularly hosts or co-hosts educational workshops, seminars and conferences. These help people who are involved or interested in preservation, or just want to learn, keep up-to-date with the latest findings, hot topics, state processes and forms, databases, and office programs.
Every year the DHPA partners with Indiana University and Indiana Landmarks to host Preserving Historic Places: Indiana's Statewide Preservation Conference.This statewide conference is the official forum for preservation issues in Indiana. Session topics are chosen based on the host community. Speakers include both nationally known and local experts. The conference features plenary and concurrent sessions, keynote speakers, and tours of the host community's preservation highlights.
Certified continuing education credits are available for these professions:
The DHPA hosts one-day workshops on Section 106 and Section 18 — how they work, how to submit a good application, finding historic resources, determining if a property is in the National Register of Historic Places, and other topics. The purpose is to help consultants submit the information that staff members need to review projects under State and Federal Compliance Review.
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First Look: Hugh Jackman's Drastic Makeunder for 'Les Miserables'
Um, Hugh Jackman? You're looking a little rough there. Are you okay? Oh, it's just a shot from the set of Les Miserables? Gotcha! Sing on!
-Lucia Peters
We can all agree that Hugh Jackman is an extremely handsome man, right? Normally clean-cut and gentleman-like, he can also be a little more rugged if need be (hello, Wolverine!); but in either case, he usually looks quite well put-together and he rocks a tuxedo like no other.
Would it therefore surprise you if I told you that this picture here was of dear old Hugh?
How about this one?
He's looking a little rough, isn't he? But don't worry, he hasn't ACTUALLY become a scary, bald, bearded dude with a questionable sense of style. These are the first pics to emerge from the set of Les Miserables, the film adaptation of the musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel. Set against the backdrop of 19th century France, Les Mis follows ex-con Jean Valjean (Hugh, of course) as he makes his way through the tumultuous years leading up to the 1832 June Rebellion.
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We think it's pretty safe to assume that these images were shot while he was working on a scene from early in the film; the story opens when Valjean, in jail these past 19 years (five for stealing bread for his family, the rest for trying to escape), is being released on parole, so that explains his ragged, half-starved appearance. Back on March 8, Hugh Tweeted this pic with the message, "Day one of Les Mis shoot. Soooo excited!." So are we!
The film also stars Russell Crowe as Javert, the policeman always on Valjean's tail; Amanda Seyfried as Valjean's adopted daughter, Cosette; Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter as the vicious Thenardiers; Anne Hathaway as Fantine, Cosette's ill-fated mother; Eddie Redmayne as Marius, Cosette's love interest; and Samantha Barks (not, as previously thought, Taylor Swift) as Eponine, who has a terrible unrequited crush on Marius. It's being directed by Tom Hooper, who is perhaps most well-known for the wonderful 2010 film The King's Speech. Our hopes? Let's just say that they're high for this one.
Les Miserables is scheduled to hit cinemas on December 14, 2012. In the meantime, here's "One Day More" from the Les Mis 25th Anniversary concert (and yes, that's Nick Jonas as Marius).
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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'Ennis, selected with the No. 26 pick in June, returns to play for Medicine Hat of the Western Hockey League. Among the other notable players relegated were rookie second-round pick, left wing Luke Adam (St. John's of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League), and two 2007 second round picks, defensemen T.J. Brennan (St. John's) and Drew Schiestel (Niagara, Ontario Hockey League).'
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I know the last thing you want to hear me talk about is how I STILL cannot deal with being in the opposite season of what I'm used to.
But it just doesn't feel right, you guys.
The symbols of the holiday season are all out of place, for starters. There are no snowmen (or women), disposable pine trees or need for a yule log. And Santa's apparel makes me sweat just looking at it. Get that man some shorts! Or at least some capri pants.
I started to wonder if the usual heady holiday baking spices were appropriate for the summertime?
I feel like the whole point of using lots of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and cloves is to warm me up when it's cold and I'm looking for some comfort wrapped in sugar wrapped in cake.
But really, the point of all of these awesome spices is to make it taste unmistakably like holiday time.
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Solomon-Tenenbaum Lectureship on Grant, Jews
A little-known order by Civil War Gen. Ulysses S. Grant remains the most notorious anti-Jewish official order in American history. This order and a broader discussion of human rights during the American Civil War will be the subject of this year's Solomon-Tenenbaum Lectureship, to be held Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the University of South Carolina.
Dr. Jonathan D. Sarna
Dr. Jonathan D. Sarna, the Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History at Brandeis University, will deliver the main lecture, titled "Ulysses S. Grant and the Jews: An Untold Story," at 8 p.m. in Gambrell Hall auditorium.
Earlier that day, Sarna will join three USC historians in an afternoon symposium titled "Human Rights and the American Civil War." The panel will take place from 1:30 – 2:45 p.m. in Lumpkin Auditorium, located on the eighth floor of the Darla Moore School of Business.
Moderated by Dr. Stanley Dubinsky, director of the Jewish Studies Program, the panel will feature Sarna and USC historians Dr. Thomas Brown, Dr. Bobby Donaldson and Dr. Mark Smith.
The lecture and symposium are free and open to the public.
Sarna's evening lecture will center on an order issued by Grant on Dec. 17, 1862, as the Civil War entered its second winter. The "General Orders #11" called for the expulsion of "Jews as a class" from the union general's war zone.
"Grant's order came in response to widespread smuggling during the Civil War, for which Jews were blamed," said Sarna. "Of course, many people, including Grant's own father, were smuggling, and Jews formed far less than one percent of the population. The order was discussed a bit when it was issued and again when President Lincoln overturned it a few weeks later, but it became an important issue in the 1868 presidential election when Grant ran for the presidency."
Sarna says Grant apologized in 1868 and thereafter was quite sensitive toward Jewish concerns. As president, Grant made more Jewish appointments than any previous president, attended a synagogue dedication, spoke up on behalf of persecuted Jews in Russia and Romania and was the first president to visit the Holy Land.
Sarna says much can be learned from this chapter of American and Jewish history.
"The story of Grant and the Jews shows how a person can change from being, in Jewish eyes, one of their worst enemies (responsible for the most anti-Semitic public act in U.S. history) to one of their best friends," he said. "America has long been a country where religious hatred is possible, but where redemption is likewise possible. Grant's order #11, expelling Jews from his war zone, tested America. Ultimately, America passed the test."
Sarna, listed among America's 50 most influential American Jews by The Forward newspaper in 2004, served as chief historian for the 350th commemoration of the American Jewish community and is recognized as a leading commentator on American Jewish history, religion and life. He is director of Brandeis' Hornstein Program in Jewish Professional Leadership.
The Solomon-Tenenbaum Lectureship in Jewish Studies is funded by Judith and the late Melvin Solomon of Charleston and Samuel and Inez Tenenbaum of Columbia. Speakers have included Elie Wiesel, Thomas Cahill, Deborah Lipstadt and Thomas Friedman. It is one of the premiere lectureships of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Jewish Studies Program and the university.
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Vision Plan seen as economic key
October 30, 2012
The South Shore has fallen behind in competing for tourist dollars and needs a dramatic reinvention if the area's economy will see long-term improvement, according to a recently released economic analysis.
Out of nine comparable tourist destinations examined in the analysis completed for the South Shore Vision Plan, the area ranked last in occupancy rate, average daily rate and revenue per available room.
The analysis was completed by Strategic Marketing Group as part of the Vision Plan, which was developed last year by a group of 40 stakeholders and looks at future of both sides of the state line.
The decline in South Shore's competitiveness, and related drop in economic activity, is attributed to the rise of tribal gaming in the region, communities outside the Lake Tahoe Basin emphasizing tourist improvements and the erosion of the South Shore's infrastructure and product offering.
"Gaming revenues have dropped from $341 (million) in 2001 to $198 (million) in 2011, a reduction of 42%," according to the analysis. "Additionally employment within South Shore casinos has declined from 7,074 to 3,423, a reduction of 52%."
"At the same time the supply of rooms has remained almost constant. There has not been a matching demand to fill the rooms. As such the South Shore has a significant oversupply of rooms relative to the level of demand."
The excessive supply of rooms has cut prices, slimmed operating margins and hindered reinvestment, according to the analysis.
The study – funded by South Lake Tahoe, Douglas County, Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority and South Tahoe Alliance of Resorts – finds implementation of the South Shore Vision Plan is part of the solution to regaining the area's competitiveness and economic stability.
The Vision Plan includes several conceptual developments in the area between Kahle Drive and Ski Run Boulevard, including the creation of a loop road around the casinos, the reduction of U.S. Highway 50 from five lanes to three through the corridor, a permanent amphitheater and streetscaping along the highway.
"All of the proposed changes are designed to dramatically transform the South Shore to a destination resort that attracts a longer-stay greater economic impact visitor," according to the study. "This revitalization of South Shore will shift the focus of the destination to that of a more recreation, entertainment and pedestrian streetscape orientation all designed to create a unique and differentiated experience for visitors and local residents."
Following release of the economic analysis, the focus of the Vision Plan shifts to the U.S. Highway 50 Community Revitalization Project, said Mike Bradford, CEO of Lakeside Inn and Casino, who participated in the development of the Vision Plan. The proposed revitalization project includes development of the loop road.
Critics have contended the road will displace people and businesses, as well as benefit Nevada businesses at the expense of those in California.
The revitalization project's lead agency, the Tahoe Transportation District, is currently soliciting public input on possible alternatives for the proposal. The next workshop on the project is scheduled for 1-3 p.m. Nov. 7 at Embassy Suites at 4130 Lake Tahoe Blvd.


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Contest Name: Kat Dahlia in the Sprite Lounge courtesy of Epic Records
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The Company may from time to time conduct contests concurrently and simultaneously on several participating radio stations owned and not owned by the Company, and in various States, and the Company may add or remove participating stations or change call letters of any participating station at any time during a contest as announced on the affected station. Participating stations are listed above. For a list of participating stations and/or a copy of the official contest rules, please visit the office of the participating station during normal business hours or send your request to as instructed herein.
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A. Dates of Contest: Contest will begin on or about 2/13/2014 at 12:00PM (CST) and end 2/23/2013 at 11:59 PM (CST) ("Contest Period").
B. How to Enter: Register by logging onto the Station's website at www.wgci.com beginning 2/13/2014 at 12:00PM (CST) and follow the contest links to complete the on-line registration form. Deadline for registration is 11:59PM (CST) on 2/23/2014. Valid contest entries must contain all information requested and must be received by the Website's administrator on or before the deadline for registration. Limit one (1) online entry per name and/or verified email address. Internet entries will be deemed made by the authorized account holder of the email address submitted at the time of entry. Incomplete and/or multiple entries will be disqualified.
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(1) One PAIR of passes to meet & greet with Kat Dahlia (Artist/Group) in the Sprite Lounge, courtesy of Epic Records and the approximate total value of the prize(s) is $30.00. Only valid for Tuesday, February 25, 2014.
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Bachelor of Music in Electronic Production and Design
The student majoring in electronic production and design will master the musical and creative use of electronic production and sound design tools and technologies. Working in professional-level, 5.1-equipped studios, classroom/labs, and performance spaces, students will study electronic composition/production, synthesizer programming, sound design techniques, interactive performance systems, digital signal processing, audio programming, alternate controllers, music with integrated visuals, and more.
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Through classroom emphasis on musicianship, creativity, knowledge of concepts, and technical expertise, as well as close interaction with faculty and visiting artists, students will develop a unique aesthetic vision. Instruction emphasizes deep knowledge of technologies used in electronic music and sound design, and styles of musical expression in an effort to develop an individual creative identity. The electronic production and design curriculum also provides a solid foundation for continued learning and effective performance in a profession that is constantly changing and evolving.
Electronic production and design is a capped major with a separate application process. Each student completes an application form, submits an essay and CD with original music, and interviews with the chair or a full-time faculty member. The chair and full-time faculty have a selections meeting following the conclusion of all interviews. Acoustics (LMSC-208 or LMSC-209) must be taken prior to the first courses in the major.
Upon completion of a major in electronic production and design, students will:
- Analyze the properties of complex sound;
- Develop unique critical listening and assessment skills;
- Understand synthesizer functions and signal flow;
- Master a variety of synthesizer programming paradigms including subtractive, additive, FM, sampling, granular, and others;
- Apply studio technologies and techniques including signal flow, recording, editing, and mixing;
- Master MIDI and audio production technologies and techniques;
- Create innovative music using a palette of original synthesized timbres;
- Design audio elements for visuals;
- Design and use interactive MIDI, audio, and visual performance and production environments;
- Perform electronic music live;
- Design, build, and use hardware and software alternate controllers;
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Mr. Fox served as District Attorney of San Mateo County for 28 years, from Jan 1982 through Dec 2010. He began his legal career in the San Mateo County District Attorney's office in Jan 1970 and left for private practice in 1974. In addition to a general practice of law, he served as the City Attorney of Half Moon Bay from Jan 1974 to Jan 1983. During his private practice, Mr. Fox served as a member of the Private Defender Panel of the San Mateo County Bar Association, which provides for indigent defense services for the County of San Mateo.
Mr. Fox served as a member of the California Bar Association's Commission on Judicial Nominees Evaluations from 1980 to 1982. He has also served as a member of several Judicial Council advisory committees, including the Criminal Law Advisory Committee, the Court Profiles Committee, and the Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Cameras in the Courtroom. In 2009, he received one of the Judicial Council's Distinguished Services Award—the Bernard Witkin Amicus Curiae Award.
Mr. Fox has been a past president of the California District Attorneys Association and the National District Attorneys Association, as well as chairman of each organization's Legislative Committees. Mr. Fox was twice appointed as a member of the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, and served as chairman from 1993 to 1995. He has also been active in civic affairs, including serving as a member of the Board of Directors of Mercy High School, Burlingame 1984-90, the Board of Directors Notre Dame High School, Belmont 1991-97, and Junipero Serra High School, San Mateo 2005 to 2011. He also served as a member of the San Mateo County Children and Families First Commission (now named First Five) from 1999 to 2003.


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lmao, that is largely instrumental hip hop right there. Similar artists off the top of my head: Nujabes (obvious), Nomak, Blazo, Marcus D, Joji, DJ Okawari, in love with a ghost
sounds like someone needs to expand his horizons hehe. like what genre do you mainly listen to, instrumental hip hop or something
That second song, it's beautiful..
meanwhile first song sheds a single tear fukken rip
Well, I don't play my Vita much these days. Been trying out different hacks for it. So far, I can run a few emulators and PS1 games, but that's about it. I've pretty much destroyed the game inside out. I only need 1 more trophy to get platinum as well.
Beyond the cuteness, is your overall opinion of World of Final Fantasy one of fun & varied content?
Hey there, jordy. Still alive, I see lol How you been, brohan?
Ha, all things considered, it's pretty funny how long it's taken me to reply. I just started back at uni after our winter break (that happening July still weirds me out) and I've been stupid busy.
So how's life?
No hard feelings, I felt I pointed out the necessary bits without delving into much personal depth. :P
Dunno why you deleted that message, but...
Anyway, I actually have not played TAY to be honest. However, I read up on it, and what I read infuriated me. Especially about Rydia and Cecil's son; not to mention all the poor story-writing I heard about from friends. From all the things I heard, I felt extremely disappointed as I *was* excited for TAY when it was announced. I'm just not going to play TAY. If you like it, that's cool.
Besides, I had an FF4 sequel written up long before TAY was even in development. It just a took a very long time for me to formulate it and write it in a way that I felt was appropriate to release on the internet. By the time my fan story was released, IIRC, TAY came out. My story isn't finished yet, and it focuses on Rydia and clashes big time with TAY's story.
And yeah, I have an "A-Team" for mashing harder bosses in RK, but I like to use who I want to use for everything else.
Hey man, sorry for the late reply, my notifications have been weird for ages and sometimes I just don't get them.
I'm doing fine at the moment. I have like 2 weeks off uni so it's really nice to not be doing much of anything for a while. Though I'm getting back into running, and that really sucks.
How's life for you?
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Trojans top Tornados in rain-delayed match, 5-3March 17, 2012
Brevard falls to Mount Olive in non-conference action
Brevard, N.C. - Michelle Prata and Elise Labus recorded singles wins and Jennifer Nyman and Lindsay Hostetter brought home a doubles point, but Mount Olive recorded the win in the rain-delayed match at the McCoy Tennis Complex, 5-3.
Brevard falls to 7-5 on the season, while the Trojans improve to 10-2.
Nyman and Hostetter put the Tornados on the board on court no. 2, topping Marine Becker and Patricia Guedes 8-3, but Molly Lentini and Pietra Viana defeated Claire Dillman and Prata on court no. 1 to even the score with their 8-6 win. Francesca Ceppi and Samara Paldinho topped Labus and Ana Drummond on court no. 3, 8-6, to give the Trojans the 2-1 lead heading into singles play.
Prata and Labus kept the Tornados in the running for the team victory, as Prata topped Ceppi on court no. 3, 6-0, 6-1, while Labus also won in straight sets with a 6-0, 6-4 win over Viana on court no. 4.
Lentini and Guedes put the Trojans within match point, winning on courts 2 and 6, while Becker topped Dillman in the match clincher with a three-set 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 win on court no. 1.
The match between Nyman and Paldinho on court no. 5 went unfinished.
Brevard returns to the road on Tuesday, March 20th, as the Tornados travel to Dahlonega, Ga. to take on North Georgia. First serve in doubles play between the Tornados and the Saints is set for 2:30 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Marine Becker (MOCW) def. Claire Dillman (BCW) 4-6, 6-3, 6-3
2. Molly Lentini (MOCW) def. Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) 7-6, 6-4
3. Michelle Prata (BCW) def. Francesca Ceppi (MOCW) 6-0, 6-1
4. Elise Labus (BCW) def. Pietra Viana (MOCW) 6-0, 6-4
5. Jennifer Nyman (BCW) vs. Samara Paldinho (MOCW) unfinished
6. Patricia Guedes (MOCW) def. Ana Drummond (BCW) 6-0, 6-0
Doubles competition
1. Molly Lentini/Pietra Viana (MOCW) def. Claire Dillman/Michelle Prata (BCW) 8-6
2. Jennifer Nyman/Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) def. Marine Becker/Patricia Guedes (MOCW) 8-3
3. Francesca Ceppi/Samara Paldinho (MOCW) def. Elise Labus/Ana Drummond (BCW) 8-6


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March 23, 2015 | This story was cross-posted at The Daily Beast. It was a cold winter night in Washington, D.C., not long after President George W. Bush won a second term, and the mood at the upscale Italian restaurant was downright celebratory. The most prominent guest was Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, but his table also boasted a…
BP Enjoys Lobbying Strength, Close Ties to Lawmakers as Federal Investigation Looms
April 30, 2010 | In 2009, the company spent a massive $16 million to influence legislation. During the first quarter of 2010, it spent $3.53 million on federal lobbying efforts, ranking it second (behind ConocoPhillips) among all oil and gas industry interests.
Money and Votes Aligned in Congress's Last Debate Over Bank Regulation
September 23, 2008 | The last time Congress seriously debated how to regulate the financial industry, the result was legislation that allowed the nation's largest banks to get even larger and take risks that had been prohibited since the Great Depression. A look back at that debate, which was over the 1999 Financial Services Modernization Act, reveals that campaign contributions may have influenced the votes of politicians who, a decade later, are now grappling with the implosion of the giant banks they helped to foster.
Update: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Invest in Lawmakers
September 11, 2008 | When the federal government announced two months ago that it would be seizing mortgage buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, CRP looked at how much money members of Congress had collected since 1989 from the companies. On Sunday the government proceeded with the takeover and we've returned to our data to bring you the updates, this time providing a list of all 354 lawmakers who have gotten money from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (in July we posted the top 25).
Lawmakers Peer-Pressured Into Joining the Party
August 11, 2008 | Congress, with its cliques and hierarchy, is one of those places that's described as operating a lot like high school. And, as in school, there's peer pressure among lawmakers—pass this bill, support this amendment, appropriate these funds. As Election Day approaches, some members are being rebuked for not paying dues to their own party.
April Totals Bring May Hopefuls
May 21, 2008 | The presidential candidates were required to file their April campaign finance reports at midnight last night, and Barack Obama led the fundraising once again last month. Obama collected a total of $30.7 million, compared to Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton's $25.8 million and Republican John McCain's $18.3 million.
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Residents' Day Program
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Welcome to the Residents' Day Program
On-Site Registration will be available for an additional $50 fee.
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¨ All Courses are COPE & CE Broker approved for 1 CE hour.
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