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The May 19, 1971 trade?
"Sweet Lips"
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Well done; a couple of comments:
Gary Cartwright was a reporter for the Dallas Morning News when he came up with the name "Doomsday Defense" in 1964.
Green's "wardrobe malfunction" happened when he put his hip pads on backwards (so his tail bone pad wasn't covering his tail bone, if you get my meaning) the first time he suited up for the Cowboys. Oddly enough, although Green played only basketball in college, he did play football in high school so it's hard to understand why he didn't know how to wear his hip pads.
Jul 6 - Acquired: Allen Green from the Giants (1961); Signed: Thornton Chandler (1986), Mark Higgs (1988); Birthdays: Billy Davis (WR: 1995-98, b. 1972), Glynn Gregory (E-DB: 1961-62, b. 1939), Alvin Harper (WR: 1991-94, 1999; b. 1968); Deaths: Bob Ackles (2008)
Trivia: (1) Alvin Harper has the second longest TD reception in post-season history -- how many yards did the catch+run cover and who was the opponent? (2) Entering the regular season, how many free agents made the active roster in Billy Davis' rookie season?
Jul 7 - Retired: Robert Shaw (1983); Signed: Mike Walter (1983); Supplemental draft: Steve Walsh-1 (1989); Birthdays: Anthony Fieldings (LB: 1995, b. 1971), Dean Hamel (DT: 1989-90, b. 1961), Joe Bob Isbell (G: 1962-65, b. 1940), Darnay Scott (WR: 2002, b. 1972)
Trivia: What was Hamel's nickname? (No it's not "Spanky") Why was he given that nickname?
Jul 8 - Re-signed: Tommy McDonald (1964); Signed: Steve Kiner (1970), Scott Secules (1988); Birthdays: Mitch Hoopes (P: 1975, b. 1953), Matt McBriar (P: 2004-11, b. 1979)
Trivia: (1) Hoopes had a three year NFL career but he lasted only one season with the Cowboys; why? (2) Match the Cowboy with their country of origin: a. Mat McBriar, b. L.P. Ladouceur, c. Mike Jenkins, d. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, e. Igor Olshansky :: i. Germany, ii. Canada, iii. Ghana, iv. Ukraine, v. Australia. (3) Who was the first Cowboy from McBriar's native country?
Jul 9 - Training Camp: Cowboys first training camp begins at Pacific Univ. in Forest Grove, OR (1960), Second training camp starts at St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN (1961); Traded: Harold Hays to the 49ers (1968); Signed: Michael Irvin (1988); Hired: Jack Reilly as a consultant (2002); Relationships: Tony Romo breaks up with Jessica Simpson (2009); Birthdays: Omar Stoutmire (DB: 1997-98, b. 1974)
Trivia: (1) Other than cheers from Cowboy fans worldwide, what is significant about the date that Tony dumped Jessica? (2) What did the Cowboys get from the Niners for Hays? (3) A future Cowboy was named USFL MVP on this day in 1985 -- who was it?
Colin Ridgway was the first Australian born Cowboy.
The first sporting event at cowboys stadium was July 19, 2009. A soccer game btw Costa Rica and Guadeloupe.
edit: nvm, he broke up with her july 9th.
Tasmanian Devil?
He dumped her on the day before her 29th birthday and she had quite an elaborate party planned.
Jul 10 - Traded: Kevin Brooks to Broncos (1989); Birthdays: Jesse Baker (DE: 1986, b. 1957), Bill Butler (S: 1960, b. 1937), Toni Fritsch (K: 1971-73, 1975; b. 1945), Mike Montgomery (WR: 1972-73, b. 1949), Mike Saxon (P: 1985-92, b. 1962); Deaths: Bucko Kilroy (Scout: 1965-70, d. 2007)
Trivia: (1) Fritsch was arrested his rookie season -- why? (2) Cards LB Larry Stallings once razzed Toni as he lined-up for a game-winning FG; what was Dave Edward's famous reply?
At training camp in Thousand Oaks, Walt Garrison used to break curfew by sneaking out at night, driving into town, and buying pizza for everybody. One time on his way back he was stopped for speeding and had no license. I believe Gil Brandt bailed him out the next day. Funny story.
"Shut up, he can't understand you anyways." :laugh2:
You wrote "Walt Garrison" but I think you meant Toni Fritsch. You are correct that Fritsch was arrested for speeding and driving w/o a license as he returned to training camp after curfew with a pizza. And it took Fritsch a while to learn English!
Oh you're right. Walt, being the jokester that he was, used to trick Toni into breaking curfew and buying pizza for the guys.
Jul 11 - Acquired: Jim Colvin from Colts (1964); Birthdays: Reggie Cooper (LB: 1991, b. 1968), Phil Costa (OL: 2010-11, b. 1987), Dale Hellestrae (OL: 1990-00, b. 1962), Jimmy Ridlon (DB: 1963-64, b. 1934); Deaths: Lester Brinkley (2002)
Trivia: Hellestrae's post-NFL career involves a unique line of business -- what is it?
He owns a cookie business in addition to being a college football color guy.
Cookie bouquets is correct!
Jul 12 - Training Camp: Cowboys open training camp at Cal Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks, CA (1963); Released: Rod Barksdale (1989); Birthdays: Aveion Cason (RB: 2003, b. 1979)
Trivia: Cal Lutheran at Thousand Oaks hosted more Cowboy training camps than any other location; when was the last year the Cowboys trained at CLC?


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Mahindra looks like a hell of a lot better deal than I have now. Once again: Stupid; you could have owned a Mahindra for the same price. Signed: Sorrowful in Virginia.
I have had this tractor for almost a year now, and thought that I should write a review. (Almost a year now because it took 90 days for shipping) The $23,000 is for the tractor only, the loader was $5,600 including hydraulic self leveling 84" bucket. This tractor has been great. It loads the bucket very good (full) without any problems. Pulls a 2200 lb offset disc fine. When using an 8' rear blade, 7' rollover Gannon, or 7' Road Boss road scraper the 7520 does not even know that they are back there. I have all heavy duty implements and would not recommend anything else be used without great caution. I would recommend that the tires be filled. The self leveling loader should probably only be purchased if you are doing a lot of fork lift work (just my opinion). I would put this tractor up against any other tractor in its class. I could not find any other tractor that is as good all around, or for the money. (and I looked for 2 years) I'm not saying it isn't there, just not very prominent.
I love this tractor! My first and after a year of testing, researching and comparison. I was not disappointed when I spent 6 hours the first evening pushing down small trees up to 5 inches and clearing land that had not been touched in years. When the weather warms I will prepare the ground for my new career as a gentleman farmer.
Price included the loader and 64" PUMA snowblower. Mainly used on 3 properties for all purpose use. Clearing lots, moving logs, landscaping, snow plowing, blowing and removal, moving trailers around yard etc. I have made my own clamp on forks, 3pt. 2" reese style hitch, 7 1/2' plow attachment for front, cab, added driving lights on top of cab, work light in rear. Also have rake and backblade. I would recommend this tractor to any homeowner who has a few acres to maintain.
This being the first CUT I've ever owned/operated, I don't have much to compare to. My only experience on on the old Ford 8N my dad used to have and the newer Ford 5900 that he has now. I've been very impressed with the Mahindra so far. I decided to check out the Mahindras after a wildlife biologist/forester friend of mine recommended the brand. He has 2 or 3 4100's in his fleet that he uses daily in his consulting business. With access to Dad's 72HP Ford, I wanted something smaller in 4WD that I could get down in the woods with. I had read lots of good reviews of the 15 Series (both with the Mahindra badge and when they were carried by Cub), so I decided to check them out. It basically came down to a decision between the 2615 HST, 2615 4WD, and the 3015 HST. After driving them all, and considering the price differences, I chose the 2615 4WD.
After 20 hours on the tractor (~10 hours loader work, ~5 hours mowing with 5' KK rotary cutter, ~2 hours dragging a homemade chain link harrow and using a PTO powered spreader/seeder, and the rest of the time spent just putting around), I'm very pleased with it and am longing to get more seat time. The only issues I've had so far is that I lost an E-clip off of one of the loader arms where the bucket attaches. Luckily, the pin was still in place and it was only a 25¢ fix. Also lost a retaining clip on the pin that holds the drawbar in place. I'm assuming this was pulled free by some vines that I was working in. Again, it was a cheap fix to replace it.
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I bought this tractor to use on my small farm it does everything I ask and more, I do everything from road grading to haybaling, just love this machine would buy it again.
I bought this tractor to pile cut cedar and to mow. Some of the cedar is up to 20 inches in diamenter at the base and I have not regretted getting this machine as it has delivered on everything I have asked it to do. I have had one issue with the PTO. It failed to work after I had not used it for about 80 hours. I found the culprit to be a solenoid that gets stuck and needs to be reset and silicone sprayed. Doing this took care of the problem. Easy fix. I really like the flat platform since I'm on and off this tractor a lot throughout each working day. I would like to see the FEL a little stronger but it has worked for me and I have not babied it.
I bought my Mahindra 4110 in July 2004 with R-4 tires, FEL w/QA system, 72" bucket and pallet forks for a total price of $19,800.
I now have a little over 20hrs on it spent mostly hauling dirt to fill and level out an old house foundation. I am very impressed with the ability of this tractor, the only thing I noticed is the rear end gets a little light with a full bucket so either loading the rear tires or keeping a ballast box or heavier implement on the 3pt is advisable. As soon as I hooked up my 3pt scoop the tractor was very solid and stable.
I really like all the features that come standard on this unit like rear hyd. remote, draft control, tilt steering, suspension seat, folding armrests, etc... The one thing I don't like is the placement of the fuel tank/filler neck behind the seat. Its difficult and awkward to reach and fill especially when pouring from a can and really restricts your vision of the hitch area directly behind the tractor.
The only problem I've had is a small hydraulic leak on the loader joystick where the quick connect fitting threads into the valve body. While I feel this was a warrenty issue I couldn't see making my dealer drive 40 miles for a 10 cent O-ring that took me 15 minutes to replace, but I did call him about it, however this kind of problem could happen to any brand.
Overall I am very pleased with the price and features of my tractor and would recommend a Mahindra to anyone.
i spent a lot of time shopping for this tractor, my first. the closest dealer to me is 3 miles and they are great but they dont sell mahindra tractors, it would have been very convenient for me to buy from them. i tried to talk myself into it but mahindra just looked more heavy duty and the price was better. i got a 4500 2wd, ml260 fel, 6' mohawk brave shredder, 6' box blade, and a 16' trailer for $17895.00, the competetion wanted that much for just the tractor and loader, speaking of the loader, the ml260 is stronger looking than the others and the subframe look like it belongs on a tank or bulldoser. one more thing the 4500 comes with a set of remote valves, it wasnt standard equitment on the others in the same hp range. i now have 49 hours on it and i am very happy with my choise.


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"Operation Safe Child"
On Saturday, March 15, the Warren County Sheriff's Office is holding an "Operation Safe Child" fingerprinting event at the Sheriff's Office Training Center, 1400 State Route 9, Lake George NY. It runs from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
Statistics show that 34% of parents do not know their child's exact height, weight and eye color. And, when a child is reported missing, time can be the greatest adversary, according to a release from the Sheriff's Office. Possessing up-to-date photographs and detailed information about a child are important proactive measures that greatly assist law enforcement to quickly respond to a child's disappearance.
SAFE CHILD equipment uses digital fingerprinting technology and high resolution photography capabilities to produce SAFE CHILD cards for parents and guardians.
The cards contain a child's name, biographical information (date of birth, gender, height, weight, hair color, eye color, etc.), and a fingerprint image of both index fingers. The card is made in less than two minutes and can be easily carried in a wallet or pocketbook. Interested parents can choose to store the fingerprints, basic biographical information and photographs of children who are not missing -- information critical to expediting the return of a missing child.
The storage of information is entirely voluntary and requires the written consent of a parent or legal guardian. The information gathered is digitally recorded and stored in a database at DCJS. In the event DCJS receives a missing child report, the fingerprints of that child are included in a special search file and compared against all incoming fingerprints submitted to the agency.


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If you are going to say the dog ate your tax records, make sure you have a dog. A New Jersey man was having a hard time coming up with records supporting his deductions in Tax Court. He blamed a fire. The success of the argument can be guessed from the Tax Court's discussion of "Petitioner's Alleged Fire":
The circumstances surrounding petitioner's purported fire are vague, and he has offered no evidence, apart from his testimony, that a fire occurred and that his 2006 tax records were destroyed in such a fire. Significantly, he failed to introduce insurance documentation or third-party testimony describing the alleged events or the extent of any fire.
The Tax Court said the man couldn't support his deductions.
The Moral? Back up your work. And if you are going to have a fire, something needs to actually burn. (Cite: Mears, T.C. Memo 2013-54)
It looks like the dreaded automatic "sequestration" spending cuts are going to happen, so there is a flurry of proposals to stop this sliver of random spending discipline:
Martin Sullivan, A Proposal to Get Tax Reform Back on Track:
Before earmarking what we will do with the money from limits on chimerical loopholes, our leaders need to clear the path for the painful process of broadening the tax base. President Obama has now poisoned the well by turning Republicans' tax reform instincts against them. If they were to put any revenue increases on the table, the President would claim the proposals have the Republican seal of approval and incorporate them into his tax hike plans.
At the same time Republicans tax reform strategy is wearing thin. Their extravagant claims about cutting the top individual rates below 30 percent are just hollow speechifying as long as they refuse to put specific revenue-raisers on the table.
Inspiring leadership.
Jeremy Scott, Simpson-Bowles Try Again (Tax.com):
Simpson-Bowles is just another deficit reduction plan — and a politically infeasible one at that. Its authors want to make it seem grander by attaching tax reform to it, just like Obama wanted his own proposals (which simply include ways to raise revenue that Democrats have proposed ad infinitum over the years) to sound better when he mentioned tax reform at least three times during the State of the Union. But what they are offering isn't comprehensive enough to qualify as true tax reform. Deficit reduction has its place, but conflating it with tax reform will stall whatever momentum people like Camp are trying to create for a true tax system overhaul.
They just aren't serious yet.
Howard Gleckman, Bowles-Simpson II: A New Plan to Avoid the Sequester (TaxVox)
Patrick Temple-West, Simpson, Bowles revive deficit plan, and more
Jacob Sullum on Obama's Misguided Vision of Tax Reform (Reason.com)
High taxes are good for us, so infinite taxes will make us perfect. The high-tax advocacy group Citizens for Budget and Policy Priorities has generated a paper that says that state tax cuts do no good:
This paper argues that state personal income tax cuts won't help small businesses create jobs, and in fact could harm the ability of the small-business sector to contribute to economic growth. For all the reasons stated in this paper, the converse is also true: personal income tax increases, including those on the highest earners, won't harm small-business job creation.
Really? There is no level of taxation that would discourage economic activity? There is no level of tax increase that would cause economic activity to be located in a neighboring state with lower taxes?
The paper makes the same mistake as the guy who drowned trying to wade across the river that was only two feet deep, on average. You can see it on the headings of the paper: "The vast majority of those who would get a personal income tax cut are in no position to create small-business jobs." "Most small businesses make too little money for tax cuts to produce enough income to pay new employees." "Most small business owners are not significant 'job creators' and have no plans to be."
This is the same logic we heard when we were told that individual tax increases wouldn't hurt business because most small businesses wouldn't be affected. When you define "small business" to include your office Avon Lady and a manufacturer with dozens or hundreds of employees, of course "most" businesses won't hire more if taxes are lower. Just the ones that matter.
When you measure by amount of income, the amount of business affected by individual rates is huge:
Sure, relatively few businesses achieve enough success to hire a lot of employees. Yet some do, and they do a lot of hiring. And, contrary to the CBPP paper, their ability to expand does shrink if they have to pay more taxes. As a tax accountant, it's part of the world I live in. Prices matter in making decisions — including the price of living, doing business and paying taxes in a state. Any argument to the contrary has to overcome the basic rule of economics that incentives matter.
Paul Neiffer, 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange Does Not Always Defer All Taxes!
Jack Townsend, Another Plea Agreement and Sentencing for HSBC and Bank Woori Depositor
Tax Trials, Petition for Writ of Certiorari Filed in Historic Boardwalk Hall Tax Credit Case
Trish McIntire, FASFA?
Kay Bell, Tax Carnival #113: Presidents Day 2013 or maybe you, too, can one day be Acting President of the United States
Breaking news from 1147: Tax Havens: The Second Crusade (Robert Goulder, Tax.com)
Going Concern, The IRS Is Wasting Millions on Unused Blackberrys and Aircards Because Of Course It Is. Meanwhile they prepare to lay off their useful employees when sequestration hits.


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The judgement is going to be appealed, it may be nothing at all.
Until it goes all the way to Supreme Court one can never tell.
Also because of this there is a legislation going through congress trying to change the present law.
You can prove you are first to invent something with notes/emails etc that was dated and able to prove the dating.
First one to go to patent office to patent the invention.
Meaning even if you invented something, if you did not go to patent office you did not invent it. Basically it is changing the law to better help entity like Apple who patents the hell out of anything and everything. This is just wrong, America is becoming less and less the country I want to live in.
"the court system has been a key lever in a company's ability to gain a more favorable position over a competitor in negotiations (i.e., for patent royalties)."
This statement right here is whats wrong with this. Courts should have no infringement into free enterprise. None. The statement is not pointing at Apple, or Microsoft or any other company. It blankets the court system and the system in general.
There all made in China by slave labor anyways so what's the difference.
As somebody that has spent 7-8 years with the military in the Middle East, these comments really bother me. It's not because people don't have the right to feel that way and say they don't want to live in the U.S. (which is IN N. America), but because they do have those right's and largely don't appreciate it. Because they never paid for it, it was given to them.
Sure, the U.S. has its problems - not the least of which are ignorant, unappreciative citizen's that contribute nothing to the country that bestows those freedoms on them, but it's still the best country on the planet, in history. If you don't believe that, you have clearly never lived outside the US to understand the freedoms you enjoy- and I don't mean spending 10 days in some tourist trap or college exchange program. If you don't like what you see in the U.S., as a citizen you have the right to try and change it. Ask the people in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, etc. if they would like to trade places with you here in the U.S.
America is so wonderful that I am at liberty to say that I hate many things about this country and still nobody can or will force me out. If I complain about any aspect of my American life, I am not appreciating this country less, I am simply exercising my right to express my freedom of speech. America, like many other European countries, have liberties and rights other countries do not, but if I or anyone else believes something is broken in this country, like the US patent system, I/ we can complain about it.
As much as I appreciate military service, get off your high horse America is great but citizens of other countries enjoy their homeland. What makes you think the original poster doesn't appreciate his/her rights? S/he is simply exercising them.
FYI I've lived in China (capitalistic dictatorship/ quasi-communist, corrupt), Bolivia (republic democracy, corrupt), Guatemala (republic democracy, corrupt) and Ecuador (see Bolivia, Guatemala), and people from these countries love how and where they were raised. It's easy to appreciate their quality of life once you put your gun down and stop being so close-minded.
Q. what do you do if a competitor has better products than you and a market share 4 times the size of yours?
A) first, file for patents for things you did NOT invent (slide to unlock, tablets, smart phones, touch screen tablets and smart phones)
B) then file for patents for an idea you did NOT come up with (app store)
C) take advantage of a weak and incompetent patent office and abuse it like $2 mule.
D) sue the company that sells 4 times as many phones as you do and more than twice as many smart phones.
E) All of the above.
While you have been overseas there are quite a few things you may have missed. http://postmasculine.com/america
While you have assuredly been told (& naively believed) that you have been fighting for the freedoms we enjoy in America, you couldn't be any further from the truth. http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/a-decade-of-lost-freedom/
What YOU should "ask the people in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, etc." is if they wanted the U.S. terrorist (military) presence in their country to begin with & what the actual root of their problems are. I would say, "take a guess" but you're obviously better at being told what to think. If you could hold off on patting yourself on the back for two minutes you might be able to see this article invokes many nationalistic emotions for the way things used to be & the way they still should be.
I, for one, am glad Samsung is getting their @ss beat for this. Patents are patents and ideas are copyrightable right down to the graphics of a rounded square for an app icon. Since the early 80's Apple was innovating and others, like Microsoft, were copying/stealing (Windows - a blatant steal from Apple originally). MS will never be sued by Apple for obvious reasons. But this sends a message. An important one in my view.
Anyway, back to the actual subject.
These things happen in the world of business and billions. Where I have a mixed opinion about the nature of the lawsuit. I can say that Samsung was pretty deliberate in their campaign and all out attacks on Apple and their consumers. I'm sure this was about more than just infringement as there are other products out there that were much more deliberate in copying.
It's from PARC that the vast majority of Apple's "innovations" came. Both windows and apples graphical OS are copies of Xerox's UI, even the mouse, networking and laser printers came from PARC.
And this is good for the consumer how? Such meaningless patents are worth this much how? Good for Apple, they are trying to become what they never were in the PC market - a monopoly.
I have enjoyed reading the stories about people NOW thinking Samsung is the same as Apple and buying Samsung products to save money.
Regardless of the outcome, I don't see this being a huge long term deal for Samsung. They have already i n the past few years, began moving away from using these features anyway. Many argue, they are now making better products then Apple (Minus the plastic chassis's).
The jury's remarks after the case was over as well as the head juror are interesting and I'm sure Samsung will be quick to point them out on appeal. This will make it to the Supreme Court.
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If you're going to try and rip someone apart, then you may want to learn how to spell so that you don't look like a drunken fool.
As far as this article is concerned, there is very little doubt in my mind that this ruling will stand. Either way, it's going to be a long long time before Apple sees a dime (if at all).


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GSA's Public Buildings Service Recognized for Real Property Innovation
October 10, 2001
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Washington, D.C. - Linking Budget to Performance, a major initiative in the General Services Administration's (GSA) Public Buildings Service (PBS), today received an Achievement Award for Real Property Innovation from GSA's Office of Governmentwide Policy.
The program has resulted in additional income and savings to PBS of approximately $650 million since its implementation three years ago.
"Linking Budget to Performance has significantly changed the culture and dramatically improved the performance of the Public Buildings Service," said Mr. Moravec, who accepted the award, on behalf of the nationwide team primarily responsible for development and implementation of the program, along with its companion, Good Practices. "The result is that existing resources can be directed to the worthy aim of constructing, repairing, renovating and modernizing America's public buildings, reducing the need for new dollars to be raised for these purposes. "
Linking Budget to Performance provides the benchmarks PBS uses to award associates with outstanding performances. Its nine performance measures - known as the Big Nine - were established for associates to meet or exceed each year in a friendly competition. The most successful PBS regions receive increased budgets.Good Practices helps document improved performance throughout PBS.
"Our personnel have become stakeholders in our business and are committed to maximizing performance in their respective areas of expertise, " Mr. Moravec said. "We have much to be proud of in PBS, and this is the latest affirmation."
Michael McNew, Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Business Performance, also spoke during the ceremony at the American Institute of Architects, 1735 New York Ave., NW.
"PBS associates are now thinking more creatively and trying innovative ideas to better their performance, and the results are 100% verifiable," Mr. McNew said.
Linking Budget to Performance was recognized in the private sector last year, winning the prestigious Global Innovators Award from the International Development Research Council, the leading professional association for corporate real estate executives, mostly from Fortune 500 companies.
GSA's Real Property Innovation Award promotes best practices and polices by recognizing and sharing them throughout the federal government. The Office of Governmentwide Policy's four-member jury of real property professionals, representing both the public and private sectors, selected Linking Budget to Performance as one of two winning entries from among 47 entries.
PBS, the largest commercial real estate organization in the United States, provides approximately 339 million square feet of workspace in some 8,400 owned and leased buildings nationwide, which house more than 1 million federal employees.


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Providence, R.I. • Emergency crews and residents struggled to clear roadways and sidewalks from a storm that rampaged through the Northeast, dumping up to 3 feet of snow and bringing howling winds that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands.
Municipal workers from New York to Boston labored through the night into Sunday in snow-bound communities, where some motorists had to be rescued after spending hours stuck in wet, heavy snow. President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency for Connecticut, allowing federal aid to be used in recovery, and utilities in some hard-hit New England states predicted that the storm could leave some customers in the dark for days.
"We've never seen anything like this," said county official Steven Bellone of New York's Long Island, which got more than 2½ feet of snow.
More than 300,000 homes and businesses were without power Sunday, down from a peak of about 650,000. Some school districts announced they'd be closed Monday, complicating parents' back to work schedules but giving kids another day for frolicking.
At least 11 deaths in the U.S. were blamed on the snowstorm, including an 11-year-old boy in Boston who was overcome by carbon monoxide as he sat in a running car to keep warm while his father shoveled Saturday morning. That death and the illnesses of several others exposed to carbon monoxide set off a flurry of safety warnings from public officials.
Roads across the Northeast were impassable and cars were entombed by snow drifts on Saturday. Some people found the snow packed so high against their homes they couldn't get their doors open.
"It's like lifting cement. They say it's 2 feet, but I think it's more like 3 feet," said Michael Levesque, who was shoveling snow in Quincy, Mass., for a landscaping company.
In Providence, where the drifts were 5 feet high and telephone lines encrusted with ice and snow drooped under the weight, Jason Harrison labored for nearly three hours to clear his blocked driveway and front walk and still had more work to do.
Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee cautioned that while the snow had stopped, the danger hadn't passed: "People need to take this storm seriously, even after it's over. If you have any kind of heart condition, be careful with the shoveling."
Blowing with hurricane-force winds of more than 80 mph in places, the storm hit hard along the heavily populated Interstate 95 corridor between New York City and Maine. Milford., Conn., got 38 inches of snow, and Portland, Maine, recorded 31.9, shattering a 1979 record. Several communities in New York and across New England got more than 2 feet.
Still, the storm was not as bad as some of the forecasts led many to fear, and not as dire as the Blizzard of '78, used by longtime New Englanders as the benchmark by which all other winter storms are measured.
"Considering the severity, of the storm, the amount of snow and the wind, we've come though this pretty well," Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation."
Boston got up to 2 feet of snow, according to the National Weather Service. The 14.8 inches that fell Saturday alone broke the city's record for of 12.4 inches in a single day, set in 1994. Bradley Airport near Hartford, Conn., got 22 inches, for the No. 2 spot in the record books there.
Concord, N.H., got 24 inches of snow, the second-highest amount on record and a few inches short of the reading from the great Blizzard of 1888.
In New York, where Central Park recorded 11 inches, not even enough to make the Top 10 list, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the city "dodged a bullet" and its streets were "in great shape." The three major airports serving the city LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark, N.J. were up and running by late morning after shutting down the evening before.
Most of the power outages were in Massachusetts, where at its peak more than 400,000 homes and businesses were in the dark. In Rhode Island, a high of around 180,000 customers lost power, or about one-third of the state.
Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island imposed travel bans to keep cars off the road and let plows do their work, and the National Guard helped clear highways in Connecticut, where more than 240 accidents were reported. The Guardsmen rescued about 90 people, including a few who had hypothermia and were taken to hospitals.
On Long Island, hundreds of drivers spent a cold and scary night stuck on the highways. Even snowplows got bogged down or were blocked by stuck cars, so emergency workers used snowmobiles to try to reach motorists, many of whom were still waiting to be rescued hours after the snow had stopped.
Richard Ebbrecht, a chiropractor, left his office in Brooklyn at 3 p.m. on Friday and headed for home in Middle Island, N.Y., but got stuck six or seven times on the Long Island Expressway and other roads.
"There was a bunch of us Long Islanders. We were all helping each other, shoveling, pushing," he said. He finally gave up and settled in for the night in his car just two miles from his destination. At 8 a.m., when it was light out, he walked home.
"I could run my car and keep the heat on and listen to the radio a little bit," he said. "It was very icy under my car. That's why my car is still there."
Local police said Sunday that all known abandoned cars were searched and no one needing medical help was found. But A 27-mile stretch of the expressway remained closed in both directions so crews could remove snow.
Around the New York metropolitan area, many victims of Superstorm Sandy were mercifully spared another round of flooding, property damage and power failures.
"I was very lucky and I never even lost power," said Susan Kelly of Bayville. "We were dry as anything. My new roof was fantastic. Other than digging out, this storm was a nice storm." As for the shoveling, "I got two hours of exercise."
Across much of New England, streets were empty of cars and dotted instead with children who had never seen so much snow and were jumping into snow banks and making forts. Snow was waist-high in the streets of Boston. Plows made some thoroughfares passable but piled even more snow on cars parked on the city's narrow streets.
Boston's Logan Airport resumed operations Saturday, and limited train and bus service in the metro area started again Sunday. Authorities hoped to restore most service for Monday.
Life went on as usual for some. In Portland, Karen Willis Beal got her dream wedding on Saturday complete with a snowstorm just like the one that hit before her parents married in December 1970.
"I have always wanted a snowstorm for my wedding, and my wish has come true to the max," she said.
Some spots in Massachusetts had to be evacuated because of coastal flooding, including Salisbury Beach, where around 40 people were ordered out.
One concern going forward was a forecast for rain Monday in New England. While warmer temperatures might begin melting snow, the rain on top of snow already piled up on roofs could pose a danger of collapse.
"We are encouraging people as they can do so safely to use snow rakes and so forth to move the snow off of their roofs," Patrick said.
Lindsay reported from Salisbury, Mass. Associated Press writers David Klepper in Providence, Ebony Reed in Quincy, Mass., Karen Matthews in New York, Frank Eltman in Farmingville N.Y., Charles Krupa in Boston, and John Christoffersen in Fairfield, Conn., contributed to this report.
Storm-related deaths
The Associated Press
A look at the deaths related to the massive snowstorm that blanketed the Northeast in 1 to 3 feet of snow and battered the coastline with high winds and some flooding.
A 73-year-old man fell while cleaning up in Danbury and later died.
49-year-old man in Shelton apparently suffered a "medical event" while shoveling snow.
A man was found dead in a driveway in Bridgeport. His body was discovered under snow.
A woman in her 80s who was clearing snow Friday in Prospect was fatally struck by a hit-and-run driver.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said five people died; details were not immediately available on the fifth death.
A 75-year-old man disoriented by whiteout conditions crashed into a tree in Passadumkeag, then drove his pickup onto the Penobscot River. The submerged truck was found Sunday.
A boy who took shelter in a snowed-in car in Boston while his father shoveled around it died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Authorities said he was 13 or 14.
A man in Boston's Mattapan neighborhood also died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a running, snowed-in car.
A 23-year-old man plowing his driveway with a farm tractor went off the edge of the road and was killed in Columbia County.
A driver lost control in snowy conditions in Poughkeepsie and fatally struck a 74-year-old man.
A 58-year-old man apparently suffered a medical problem while removing snow from his car at a senior citizens' apartment complex in Selden on Long Island.
An 80-year-old woman in Hamilton collapsed while shoveling her driveway.
A 49-year-old Oshawa man was killed as a result of a multi-vehicle collision in Pickering, east of Toronto, on Friday.
A 57-year-old Ottawa man died when his car crashed in blizzard conditions near Prescott, Ontario.
Sources: Law enforcement, government officials, AP reporting


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COPENHAGEN -- The climate negotiations ground to a halt for much of Monday, as negotiators debated the organization of work for the second and final week of the meeting. The ostensible cause of the breakdown was concern among some developing countries that the Kyoto Protocol (KP) track in the negotiations is moving more slowly, and getting less attention, than the Convention track (the so-called Long-Term Cooperation Action track, or LCA) Although since the LCA track is itself moving very slowly, it is a bit difficult to understand the concern.
For many members of the G-77, the differentiation enshrined in the Kyoto Protocol between developed countries (which have quantified emission reduction targets) and developing countries (which do not) is sacred. All last week, developing countries had been emphasizing the importance of continuing the Kyoto Protocol, rather than merging it into a single comprehensive agreement that addresses both developed and developing countries (as the EU, Japan and other industrialized countries would prefer). At the procedural level, this developing country position is reflected in a desire to maintain the complete separation between the two tracks in the negotiations, rather than merging them into a single discussion, as the Danes apparently envisioned.
But whether substantive concerns about the KP's future fully explain Monday's events is open to question. The organization of work envisioned by the Danes (as COP president) had apparently received tacit approval at a ministerial meeting held on Sunday. So there is no reason why developing countries that had accepted the work program Sunday should suddenly object on Monday. One possible explanation is that Sunday's ministerial meeting included only a select group of about 40 countries, and Monday's work suspension reflected a move by the countries excluded from Sunday's meeting to reassert themselves. Others speculate that Monday's events reflect a reaction by working-level negotiators worried that ministers might be too willing to reach agreement. Whatever the explanation, the COP lost the better part of a day, with only two days remaining before heads of state arrive.
Ultimately, the Danish president convened a ministerial-level group to consider Kyoto Protocol issues, and a series of ministerial-led groups to consider particular issues in the LCA, including: the long-term goal of limiting temperature change (2 degrees, 1 ½ degrees, etc.), the way in which developing country actions are be reflected (a schedule, registry, etc.), and the scale of financial contributions. The other issues in the LCA, not elevated to the ministerial level, will continue to be discussed in the various LCA contact groups, with the LCA (in theory) scheduled to wrap up its work Tuesday night and to report back to the COP on Wednesday morning.
Overall the conference is chaotic. Reportedly, some participants spent the better part of Monday outside waiting in the registration line. Meanwhile, inside, NGO observers sang songs, strummed the guitar, and organized a "crime scene" with Sherlock Holmes inspecting a chalk drawing on the floor of Africa. With the number of registered participants far exceeding the capacity of the conference, security guards begin restricting access Tuesday, with each NGO receiving only a limited number of slots.
Dan Bodansky is Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Woodruff Professor of International Law at the University of Georgia. He is a guest contributor to Climate Compass.


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Jennifer Aniston's Engaged to Justin Theroux!
What a birthday present! Justin asked Jennifer to marry him on his special day.
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Looks like America's best friend Jennifer Aniston is going to walk down the aisle soon. Justin's rep told the People, "Justin Theroux had an amazing birthday on Friday, receiving an extraordinary gift when his girlfriend, Jennifer Aniston, accepted his proposal of marriage." Justin had flown to the set of her new movie; We're the Millers in North Carolina for the weekend.
The two met on the set of Wanderlust in May 2011 and have been together ever since. The two recently bought a $21 million dollar home in California. It only has one guest bedroom, so if they want kids, they may have to move again!
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This title of this post is how I describe Sen. Diane Feinstein's (D-CA) assault weapons ban legislation. She has proposed banning all AK, AR, and Thompson types of semiautomatic weapons. Current owners of such weapons would be grandfathered in, and allowed to keep their guns. The legislation would also limit the capacity of gun magazines to, I believe, ten rounds. In addition, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and others are working on a bill to establish universal background checks for guns. President Obama supports the measures and has issued 23 executive orders seeking mainly to enforce existing gun legislation, as Democrats look to do something about gun violence in the wake of the Newtown school mass murders. The NRA opposes virtually everything the Democrats have proposed thus far.
There's been a lot of extremist rhetoric tossed around by both the left-wing and the right-wing on this issue. Many on the left look to completely abolish the Second Amendment, and many on the right are acting like the proposals of the Democrats would accomplish that goal, which of course it would not.
I wanted to quit, but I can't do it. After two months away, I have a lot more to say again about politics and government, even though politics basically disgusts me.
As I watched President Obama's second inaugural celebration, one thought kept running through my mind...what is everyone so happy about ? I mean, I understand why Obama is happy. He's the President. He's on top of the world. Of course he's happy. Ditto for Michelle, BIden, and the rest of the political power players. They all have it made. They are taken care of for life. For them, life is good. They go to the finest parties, eat the finest food, wear the finest designer clothes. I get that part.
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Education professor honored by SUNY Cortland
Dr. Judith Rink, a professor of physical education at the University of South Carolina, will receive SUNY Cortland Alumni Association's highest honor, the Distinguished Alumni Award during that university's alumni reunion the weekend of July 17-18.
A 28-year USC faculty member, Rink will be recognized for her career accomplishments, outstanding community service and representation of her alma mater. She has authored or co-authored six books, written more than 40 articles in refereed publications and delivered more than 60 national or international presentations in her field.
At the state level, Rink has directed the South Carolina Education Assessment Program, which is a comprehensive model for state assessment emulated by New York state. The National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) named her to its Hall of Fame in 2000 and, in 2007, presented her with its Teacher Educator Honor Award.


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Brevard, N.C. - The 2009 Brevard College football team was featured in an article which ran in the Asheville Citizen-Times this morning.
The article, which features interviews with Coach Paul Hamilton, seniors Donald Hudson and Curtis Lorenz, and Tornado Club member Lloyd Fisher, talks about the Tornados 3-0 start to the 2009 season and provides a preview of Brevard's home game this weekend against Southern Virginia University and insight to their upcoming South Atlantic Conference Schedule.
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ECO-STRUCTURE recently caught up with Mark Taylor, Assoc. AIA, faculty advisor for Re_home, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's entry for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2011 Solar Decathlon.
How is your solar paneling unique?
We have two types of PV panels on the Re_home. The ones on the roof are mono-crystalline and supplied by Sunpower and can supply 5.5 kilowatts. They're the most efficient panels in their range. We mounted them in an adjustable rack in pairs so two people can easily adjust them to an optimum angle depending on time of year or where the Re_home is deployed. They are designed to fold flat on the roof for transportation and rapid deployment. The secondary ones could be added over time to provide shading to the interior and an additional 1.2 kilowatts. On both sides of the panels there are bifacial hybrid cells which generate power.
What other sustainable features have you incorporated into your design?
Super insulation and air tightness are the starting points to produce an energy-efficient building. In addition, we have the capability to capture rainwater to be used in the home landscaping and toilet. All our deck and planter finish material came from a recycled source: an old grain elevator for the deck, and an old fence for the planters.
What was the inspiration of your design, and does it display any regional influences?
We wanted a contemporary house that could be used as a new start for those affected by a natural disaster. The horizontal orientation is in part a small reference to Prairie Style architecture, but, as we envisioned the house being deployed to any part of the U.S. where a natural disaster may occur, we didn't want it to be too strongly tied to any particular regional style.
How has the new affordability criteria affected the design of your house?
We welcomed the affordability criteria. In 2009, we were the second-most-affordable team, and we feel that working within a budget makes the competition more applicable to members of the public that come to the competition to see affordable solutions to the challenge of living a sustainable life.
What will happen to the house after the Solar Decathlon?
The house will return to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus, where it will sit among a cluster of other research buildings. The hope is that the house will supply any excess energy to those other buildings. It will be part of an ongoing program of monitoring of high-performance buildings to see if they perform as modeled and designed.


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By Bill Sheets Herald Writer
George Schlosser of Getchell writes: Getchell Road, also known as 84th Street NE, between Highway 9 and 123rd Avenue NE, has become a genuinely dangerous road. We may not be talking about fatal accidents, but that is just a matter of time. And we are not talking about the road itself but rather the drivers using the road at excessive speeds and just plain not paying attention. We have recently had two rear-end accidents and several close calls at the intersection of 84th and 115th.
According to Snohomish County, this intersection is one of 60 on a list to be upgraded. There are others on the list ahead of ours that I do not believe to be as busy or as dangerous.
Steve Thomsen, Snohomish County public works director, responds: When it comes to roadwork, we have to look at all the roads in the county and make smart funding decisions. We take a lot of factors into account before we decide what projects to fund – things like traffic volume, collision data, sight distance, pavement condition, etc. We want to be a good steward of taxpayer dollars and invest in roadway improvements that are the best use of our limited funds.
The intersection of 84th Street and 115th Avenue NE meets the criteria for left-turn pockets, which give turning drivers a safe place to wait as they look for a gap in traffic. This project is currently funded for design work and any property acquisition that might be needed. Once the project is designed, we can work with the county council to secure funding for construction. Roadwork could begin as soon as 2016.
If you're concerned about speeding or dangerous driving along 84th Street, we suggest contacting the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office and requesting additional enforcement.
Shari Ireton, spokeswoman for the Sheriff's Office, adds: Recently we have increased traffic patrols in the area. We encourage concerned citizens to contact the Sheriff's Office any time there are traffic concerns and we will do the best we can to work with them to address the issue.
It might also be a good time to mention that a $250 ticket may be written for inattentive driving under Snohomish County law (Chapter 11.12.025).
Rita Wagner of Camano Island writes: Two sunken manhole covers in Stanwood on Highway 532 in front of Twin City Foods are causing a nuisance.
Drivers are having an awful time dodging these things. One guy told my husband he broke something under his car. Can this be changed? They've been this way since the work on the highway a couple of years ago and they're just getting worse.
Dave Chesson, a spokesman for the state Department of Transportation, responds: In 2010, we completed work on Highway 532 that included building a new bridge between the city of Stanwood and Camano Island, adding truck climbing lanes, improving intersections, and paving along the corridor, including through Stanwood. The manhole locations in front of Twin City Foods are part of the existing city drainage system, but they weren't moved or replaced as part of the project.
Since the paving crews can't pave right up to the city's manhole covers with their large paving machine, crews come back and put a circular patch of asphalt around the utility manhole covers. It appears this material may be settling or failing around these specific manhole covers. Since maintenance of Stanwood utilities – including manhole covers and the immediate surrounding roadway surface – is the city's responsibility, we have alerted the city to Ms. Wagner's concern. They plan to investigate the two manhole covers and address any problems they discover with the roadway surface at these two locations.
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I am attempting to crack a WEP Passkey on an Ad-Hoc network. However, during the aireplay stage below, it does not show that the network is available whereas airmon-ng does.
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Which gives me:Code:airodump-ng mon0
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Faust, Tooele County • Ask long-distance endurance runners why they do it and you'll get all kinds of answers but they're all based on this: They love it.
For some, like Stephany Green, 34, mother of four young children, running is the best therapy in the world.
"It's my free therapist," she said. "It's great. I get up in the morning and go running and I'm a happier mom."
But not all distance runners put it into words. Like 51-year-old Jay Aldous, they just want to keep moving. Last year, he ran the 100-mile Pony Express Trail Endurance Run in 15 hours; 6 minutes. For folks like him, 26.2-mile marathons just aren't far enough.
"My view is that as humans, we evolved to run. We are uniquely engineered to be long-distance runners," he said. "As a society, we view the marathon as a great accomplishment. But we can go a lot farther. A 100-miler is not that far."
Friday morning, Green and Aldous and 73 others accompanied by support crews began hoofing it west along a picturesque route in remote Tooele and Juab counties in this year's Pony Express Trail 100 Endurance Run. Entrants can choose to go 50 or 100 miles along the unpaved course where horsemen galloped with mail bags from April 1860 to October 1861.
The race was formalized in 2006, but founder Davy Crockett yep, that's his real name stumbled into it several years earlier. One day, Crockett put on his running shoes and headed out the door of his Saratoga Springs home. As it turns out, the Pony Express Trail runs nearby.
"I just left my house and started running west," he recalled.
The 100-mile course for this year's event began about 10 miles west of Faust in Tooele County and continues west 58.2 miles through the rugged beauty of the high desert to Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge in Juab County. Competitors then turn around and run to the finish at Simpson Springs, 16 miles from of the start. They have a maximum of 30 hours in which to finish.
The optional 50-mile course takes the same route but ends at the Blackrock Pony Express station.
This is Green's first attempt at a 50-miler. Her support team includes her husband, Micah Green, her parents and her four children, including her 21-month-old son, Beck, who was born with a rare muscle disorder.
He was never supposed to be able to walk or eat, she said. But with a lot of therapy, he now can. "He is my little miracle boy," she said.
She hopes her 50-mile run will inspire her kids.
"I had to prove to Beck that you can work hard and accomplish great things in life."
Another busy mother, Suzanne Dalebout, 42, lives in East Millcreek with her husband, two young sons and five dogs. She began running about 10 years ago, after she moved to Utah from Liverpool, England. She also owns and operates a financial planning practice that specializes in women's needs.
Dalebout likes running because she doesn't have to go to a gym or make plans.
"I have a busy lifestyle," she said. "The only thing that's easy to do is put on my shoes and run out the front door."
Dalebout has completed eight marathons. Her best time is 3 hours; 53 minutes. This is her first attempt at 100 miles.
"There is nothing left in me after a marathon," she said. "The 100-miler, I'm just intrigued to run as far as I can."
Marathoners often drink during races but typically do not eat. Not so for 50- and 100-mile endurance runners. For Dalebout, she refuels with fruit, yogurt, chocolate and chicken-potato soup.
Another participant, Adam Hall, a 33-year-old general contractor from Spanish Fork, ran his first 50-miler in March The Buffalo Run on Antelope Island.
"My toenails have almost grown back," he said with a smile in Friday's pre-dawn darkness near the start line.
He trains two to three days a week with runs of 10 to 20 miles.
The endurance races are a "pride thing" for Hall. "I do it just to see if I can do it," he said. "It makes me feel good to do something not a lot of people can do."
After The Buffalo Run, he ached for days and his toenails turned purple and then fell off. "It's going to hurt," he said before setting off Friday at 7 a.m.
Fifty-three-year-old Lorie Alexander, from Vernon, British Columbia, has run 14 100-mile races and two "Bad Waters" the 135-mile runs in the Mojave Desert.
Why does she do it? "Because I can," she smiled. "And because I can beat everybody younger than me."
She hopes to complete the Pony Express Trail 100 in 20 hours.
Like many endurance runners, she has no set training regimen. "I run on the weekends," she said.
But Graham Correia, 33, of Rochester, Mass., does have a regular training schedule. And so does his friend, Keeler North, 32. North also is a Massachusetts native but now lives in Colorado Springs. The pair hooked up in Utah for the Pony Express Trail run and hope to finish the 100-miler together.
North didn't take up running until 2006 in an effort to quit cigarettes and chewing tobacco. He's now run a number of marathons but never anything farther.
"Sometimes I feel terrible after a marathon," he said. "Other times I feel like a million bucks."
North said his strategy is to go out slow. "I just want to take it nice and easy," he said. "I just want to have a good time."
His friend, Correia, is a fitness trainer and runs about 100 miles a week as a means to a healthy and safe lifestyle.
"I have had a little bit of a checkered past," he said. "Running helps me get through tough moments."
Beyond that, he said endurance running provides a feeling of well-being. "Once you've done a long run it's the best high you can have."
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For more information of the Pony Express Trail Endurance Run, go online to ponyexpress100.org/.


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CARSON — For a $10 charitable contribution or a donation of 10 cans of food, fans of the MLS Cup champion Los Angeles Galaxy can get their pictures taken Tuesday in Carson with the 2011 and 2012 trophies.
Pictures may be taken between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. in the Major League Soccer club's locker room at Home Depot Center on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills.
Parking is free.
Fans should check in at the Galaxy Foundation tent at the southwest entrance to the stadium, 18400 Avalon Blvd.
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In the backyard of where Hobie Alter opened his first surf shop back in the Fifties, the company he founded in Dana Point returns to it's roots by sponsoring the 2013 Doheny Surf Fest.
One special beach event on Sunday afternoon will be the Hobie Alter Tandem Invitational highlighting one of the original competitive disciplines from the Sixties of which Hobie himself was a champion. It will be preceded on Sunday morning by the "Sixties Longboard Contest" hosted by the Doheny Longboard Association
The second annual Doheny Surf Fest will feature two days of fun in the sun with surfing exhibitions including on Saturday the Legends of the Longboard Era, the Tyler Warren Invite of the "New School" of Traditional Longboarding and the Terry Martin 'Sport of Kings" Concours d Elegance.
Also there is the Surf Fest Village with nearly 100 vendor booths with everything from surf gear, arts and crafts and collectibles and a "Free" concert in the park Saturday afternoon with Common Sense with opening acts Trevor Green and Aloha Radio.
You can grab a beer too in the Kona Brewing beer garden with it's un-plugged Stillwater stage and the also some great eats in the "Food Court".
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Billy Joel Playing New Year's Eve Show at Barclays Center
Billy Joel announced Thursday morning he will be playing a special show in Brooklyn on New Year's Eve. Joel will headline the show, which will be his first at the Barclays Center, and Ben Folds Five will be the opening act.
Tickets for the show open to the public on Nov. 9 at 10am through Ticketmaster. American Express cardholders will be able to start purchasing pre-sale tickets starting on Nov. 4 at 10am going through Nov. 8 at 10pm.
The show has a special New Year's Eve start time of 9:30pm. Fans in attendance will get to ring in 2014 with Joel on stage.
Joel is currently on tour in the UK and Ireland and in December he will receive The Kennedy Center Honor.
You can learn more about Billy Joel's special New Years Eve show at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Joel's website.
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Odd Corners Round About BrooklynBy Jenny Hendrix
Djuna Barnes, best known as a cult feminist-ish lesbian experimental novelist, once described herself—with unaccustomed hauteur—as "the unknown legend of American literature." In her early career, she claimed to have worked for every English language publication in New York City, excepting only the Times, and by the time she left for Paris in 1921, had published some one hundred articles. As it turns out, Barnes is one of the great carnival barkers of the nonfiction world—a kind of Tom Wolfe of her day.
A new exhibition of Barnes's work at the Brooklyn Museum, running under the header "Newspaper Fictions," concerns Barnes's New York years, beginning with the day when, fresh from the slopes of Storm King Mountain—where she'd shared a log cabin with her mother, grandmother, polygamist father, his mistress, and her odd-monikered brothers Saxon, Zendon, Shangar, and Thurn—she allegedly marched into the offices of the Brooklyn Eagle, dressed in a milkmaid's calico, and declared, "I can draw and write and you'd be foolish not to hire me."
James Joyce, perhaps the greatest influence on Barnes's fiction, liked to advise, "Never write about an unusual subject, make the common unusual." Barnes, for one, paid this dictum no mind: like Nathanael West and Flannery O'Connor, she adored a misfit. Her writing—full of immigrants, circus animals, freaks, socialists, hipsters, servants, and suffragettes—revels in the atmosphere of the "yellow nineties," a period characterized by Wildean decadence and art for art's sake. One of her articles begins, "There is something in the smell of Summer that makes one think of the smell of the sea, and the smell of salt and of heavy wet winds and of fish and the tangled mats of wet seaweed that come to shore, beaching themselves like wigs, somehow forgotten by tragedians strolling tragically by the sands." Her journalism is dense with ornament of this kind, luring the reader into a baffling linguistic dream. Sometimes—out of either fancy or carelessness—it grows utterly surreal, as when she comments of Wilson Mizner that he "has a laugh like a French pastry shop." Read More


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JULY 4TH: A Grill Master Hotline Is Open This Weekend
At Thanksgiving time, Butterball opens up their Turkey Talk-Line to help people through the challenge of getting that bird on the table.
In the same spirit, anyone grilling out over the Fourth of July weekend this year will be able to talk to a Grill Master, thanks to Longhorn Steakhouse.
A team of "Certified Grill Masters" will be available from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday through Sunday. You can call them, text them, and even hit them up on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to solve your barbecue problems.
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INTERVIEW: Snoop Lion on Miley Cyrus and what he and Ke$ha were smoking at the MTV Movie Awards
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Snoop Lion was a guest on syndicated radio show Saturday Night Online Live with Romeo Saturday night, and the rapper-turned-reggae artist had no problem opening up about working with Miley Cyrus and revealing what he and Ke$ha were smoking at the MTV Movie Awards last month. He also weighed in on who he thinks would win in a fight, the mighty lion or the feisty honeybadger.
When asked whether Miley likes to indulge the same way he does, Snoop played coy, saying only that he and Miley are "good friends." He wasn't so subtle when it came to Ke$ha, though. He came right out and said exactly what they were smoking.
Check out the interview with Snoop Lion below!