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The PRCA-sanctioned rodeo will feature nationally ranked cowboys along with local standouts competing for a $5,000 purse in each event. Riding events include bull riding, saddle-bronc riding, bareback riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, tie-down roping and team roping. Other highlights this year include mutton busting for kids, new clown Donny Landis, announcer Will Rasmussen along with instant replay, a new scoreboard and the Wild Rogue Pro Rodeo Drill Team.
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Influenced by the "Super Friends" saturday morning cartoon, by 1985 I came to believe that all the really good super heroes (like Superman and Batman) had to be part of a super team, too. So before Halogen (pictured above, from 1985) had even had his first adventure, I had him join the "Guardians of America," whose headquarters was located, imaginatively if impractically, inside the Statue of Liberty. I still have a two paragraph summary of the organization, which reflects a school-age boy's priorities. "There are certain guidelines which they must all abide by. The first is that they get no real vacation." (With great power comes great responsibility, I suppose.)
But as it turned out those rules were the least of Halogen's concerns. He quickly became embroiled in a love triangle with the two other members pictured above: Saberclaw and Grizzly. Saberclaw, as some may recognize, was basically a female Wolverine (right down to his early 1980s blue and yellow costume), though her back story (a former Soviet agent who fell in love with Halogen) was more or less pulled directly from the character Black Widow in Frank Miller's "Daredevil" of the time. (When I did that drawing in 1985, I thought that Saberclaw looked sexy and voluptuous. Now she looks, maybe, peeved at the results of a gay marriage initiative.)
The "bizarre" part of the love triangle, though, was the Grizzly. In human form, Lee Weather was in love with Saberclaw. But when he turned into a bear, he became female. (I had read that female grizzlys were bigger and more ferocious than males.) And in that incarnation, Grizzly was hopelessly infatuated with Halogen.
I'm sure this was all totally unrelated to the fact that, at the time, I had a crush on a girl with exactly Saberclaw's haircut, who herself had eyes for a guy who I was pretty sure didn't like her (type)....
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In the seventh century, the Tang Emperor Taizong journeyed through the forested Lianpeng Mountains and left a memorial stele here.
This summer, at the Black Cat Bar down by the beach, Tianjin's Mayor made his way across the octagonal linoleum dance floor.
Over at Kiessling's Pastry Shop, a Deputy Prime Minister put away a hefty piece of cake laden with ice cream.
Every summer, China's leaders troop to this somewhat dowdy seaside resort to paddle around in the Bohai Gulf. Here, they watch their grandchildren build sand castles, they play bridge, and they decide the future of their country.
This year, the beachfront chats may be among the most important in the 38 years since the Communist Party began ruling China as its aging and, in some cases, ailing leaders try to determine whether power will be transferred to a younger generation of party and Government officials who have no direct experience of the revolutionary years. Leading the wave of retirees is likely to be China's paramount leader, Deng Xiaoping, who at 82 has repeatedly told foreign visitors of his intention to step down from the party's Politburo in favor of younger leaders. Party Congress in OctoberContinue reading the main story
The discussions among the leadership also precede a congress of the Communist Party, nominally the governing body of the party, that is scheduled for October. The congress, which meets every five years, is to approve the composition of the party's new leadership as well as a series of policy documents intended to set China's course for the next 50 years and perhaps beyond.
Along twisting streets draped by weeping willows, white-gloved policemen usher black Mercedes sedans and limousines with smoked-glass windows through iron gates that lead to wooded estates. No signs announce the villas of the leadership, but policemen in green uniforms and plainclothes security people with walkie-talkies silently monitor the domains of power.
In a country where most people have no vacations at all, a trip to Beidaihe is the province of privilege, connections, luck or, in the case of private entrepreneurs, plain money. College students ducking compulsory work in factories or rural villages migrate here for parties, surf and late-night romps along the beach.
''We just met here today,'' said a guitar-strumming young man on the beach, gesturing toward two women sitting on blankets sandwiched between him and a friend, shortly before midnight. ''We're here just for three days.'' Something for Everybody
When the sun swings overhead at midday and the air turns thick with heat and humidity, the public stretches of sand are innundated by beachgoers from dozens of guesthouses for officials and workers. The coal miners have their beachfront hostel. So do the oil workers, the Bank of China, People's Daily, the navy and the army. There is a summer villa for ''old cadres.''
Liu Lanwen runs a private beach house for those without the connections needed to get into an official guest house. Rows of closely packed one-room cottage-like buildings, each with three to five beds, swelter under corrugated tin roofs. A bed rents for a bit more than a dollar a night, but the beach is only a block away.
Although many beachgoers seem vaguely aware that momentous things are happening in the guarded villas nearby, they express little interest in what the outcome of these discussions might bring.
''Who's going to be the next party secretary?'' a young girl at the Black Cat Bar said. ''Me. I'm going to be the next party secretary,'' she said, before dissolving into giggles. Black and White Cats
A bit of politics has crept into the Black Cat, the major bar here. ''The owner saw a T-shirt worn by a foreigner in Beijing quoting Deng Xiaoping's famous quote, 'It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white as long as it catches mice,' '' a waitress in the bar said. ''Originally, he was going to call this place the White Cat. But some Russian friends said that black cats were unlucky, so they opted for something more risky, the Black Cat.''
In the back, a small band played ''O Susanna'' and ''Eidelweiss.'' Young men swaggered up to young women and whisked them across the dance floor in long-step waltzes and toned-down tangoes turned staccato in the flashing strobelight. Temperatures on the dance hall climbed, and tempers outside flared when the $1.35 door charge seemed to high. Nothing in the Press
While the beachgoers worked on their tans and partied, the leadership talked. Nothing has appeared in the Chinese press about the substance of the discussions so far.
But in among diplomats in Beijing, who are swamped with rumors but few hard facts, it is generally believed that Mr. Deng's goal is to rid the Standing Committee of its two remaining hard-liners and pack it with younger, change-minded leaders while retaining his own tremendous influence from off center stage.
Indeed, Mr. Deng has acknowledged as much by telling several foreign visitors that they need not worry about his formal retirement because he will still remain influential.
An East-bloc diplomat put it more bluntly. ''Deng could walk the streets like a beggar, and he still would be in charge,'' the diplomat said.
In the meantime, the shallow waves still lap the dark sand here while a T-shirt vendor peddles a yellow pullover reading ''Starship for Travelers.''Continue reading the main story


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I don't have much experience with liquid foundations, until now I used them very rarely, only during winter. Now I must admit something's changed and I've been using Diorskin Nude on daily basis since Christmas. I don't want to say that this foundation brought about this change, it's rather I grew up to be a foundation user. Diorskin Nude definitely is a pleasure to use. First of all the consistency is just right for me, not too thick, not too watery either, also the shade suits me (020), it's kind of neutral beige without yellow undertones. The coverage is buildable, for me one layer is absolutely sufficient to even out the tone. When I read 'glow' on the packaging I usually expect shimmer. In this case the finish is indeed glowy, but not in a shimmery way. It's more of this dewy glow from the inside, there are no sparkles of any kind. You may wear it alone or matify with some kind of setting powder. The foundation is truly moisturising, I've never experienced any dryness or tugging. Now that I've reached the bottom of the bottle I'm considering what foundation to buy next and I would definitely repurchase if it hadn't been for the inqiusitive nature of mine, perhaps there's a better product out there. I must say , however, that it will be very difficult to satisfy me, the stakes having been raised so high by Diorskin Nude Natural Glow Hydrating Makeup.
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At first I tried to use it as instructed, trying to apply each shade according to their function. when I used the powder to my surprise my face turned ghostly pale, I didn't expect that cause I'd bought exactly the same shade as the liquid foundation. Applying the dark contour shade was a pain, the stripe being so narrow and actually it did nothing in particular to me. I also couldn't figure out how to use the highlight on my cheekbones. So I gave it a swirl with a kabuki brush and that was it. All the shades mixed together create a lovely glowy look, the shade is just right, and the coverage surprisingly good as for a mineral foundation. This definitely is a perfect alternative for liquid foundation for hot summer days and the best mineral foundation I've used so far.
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HARRISON, N.Y. - Charles J. Mazzullo of Harrison died March 2. He was 75.
Mazzullo was born in Port Chester, to Joseph and Agnes (nee DeVico) Mazzullo. He worked for the Harrison School System for many years.
Mazzullo is survived by his wife, Jeanne (nee Spellerberg) Mazzullo; children, Cheryl Ann Pray, Laura Ann Avrill (Ralph) and Mark Mazzullo (Lori); six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and brothers, Joseph, Ike and Albert. He was predeceased by his parents; and sister, Ellen Schor.
Calling hours are Thursday, March 6 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 767 E. Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday, March 7 at St. Gregory the Great R.C. Church. Interment will follow at Greenwood Union Cemetery.
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Beloved By 60's Era Kids, TV Host Soupy Sales Dead
Soupy Sales, a comedian and actor, was born Milton Supman in 1926.
Soupy Sales, the 60's era TV host who was adored by kids -- and their parents with a wild sense of humor -- died Thursday in New York at the age of 83.
Sales once said he took more pies in the face -- probably 25,000 -- than any man who ever lived. And he was probably right.
Sales, born Milton Supman in 1923 in North Carolina, was beloved by kids with a 60's era TV show notorious for its semi-adult humor and ribald sense of humor.
He also recorded a novelty song "Do the Mouse" which became a pop culture hit and a dance he came up with, The Soupy Shuffle, was also a major fad.
His crew loved to play pranks on him and vice versa. On one show, off camera but within his eyeline a naked woman danced and the crew convinced him the feed was going out live.
In 1964, he got in trouble with his bosses when he jokingly told kids to send him money...telling them to go into their parents wallets -- while they were sleeping -- and send him those pictures of "George Washington...Lincoln...Benjamin Franklin and Jefferson on them."
He mostly got Monopoly money but some money did come in and Sales was suspended for a week.
His show, "Lunch with Soupy Sales" which was also known as "The Soupy Sales Show" aired from 1959-1962 and from 1962-67. His show, a precursor to Pee Wee Herman and his Playhouse concept, featured cartoons, and rotating "friends" like Mask, White Fang, Black Tooth, a naughty gorilla, Pookie the tiny lion, and a mob figure named Onions Oregano, known for having bad breath.
By the 70s, Sales often showed up on game and trivia panels and appeared on shows like "The Love Boat" and "Love American, Style."
SALES, Soupy (Milton Supman)
Born: 1/8/1926, Franklinton, North Carolina, U.S.A.
Died: 10/22/2009, Bronx, New York, U.S.A.
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In mid-October, Hyundai announced that its 2011 Sonata Hybrid would be eligible for a $1,300 tax credit. The electrified mid-size sedan was to officially hit the market before the end of the year and the first 60,000 buyers who plopped down some coin for the Sonata Hybrid would've walked away with that juicy credit in their pockets. However, there's a hitch: the Sonata Hybrid has been delayed and its release date pushed back until January, and GreenCarReports.com indicates that that will dash any hopes of receiving the credit, which expires on December 31.
Even so, the Sonata Hybrid still remains one of only a few mid-size hybrid sedans capable of achieving great fuel economy – 36 miles per gallon city and 40 mpg highway – and many of its competitors like the Ford Fusion Hybrid, Toyota Camry Hybrid and Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid either no longer qualify for the tax credits or aren't available for purchase. The Sonata Hybrid is a capable car and one of the most compelling new vehicles in the mid-size segment, so missing out on the credit probably won't affect sales dramatically, but its delay will mean that early adopters won't have an extra $1,300 in their couch cushions next year.
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AUBURN — Placer County Sheriff Ed Bonner announced his retirement Wednesday.
Bonner has been with the Placer County Sheriff's Office for 43 years, 22 as sheriff. Feb. 24 will be his last day.
"I love this place, I love these people, I love this county," Bonner said in a video posted to the Sheriff's Office's Facebook page. "But my doctors and I have huddled up and they said, 'You know what, son? You need to get rid of a little bit of stress in your life to be healthier,' and I think they're right."
Bonner didn't go into details regarding his health, only saying he has some issues that aren't life-threatening that still need his focus.
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The Austrian environment agency today published its latest triannual industrial waste management survey, reporting data for 1999. Total waste arisings were 48.6m tonnes, including 3.1m tonnes from households and about 1m tonnes of industrial hazardous waste and waste oils. Approximately 109,000 tonnes of hazardous waste were exported and 16,000 tonnes imported. About half of household waste arisings was separately collected. The proportion of household waste landfilled was 43%, down from 55% in 1993. Austria currently faces a 400,000 tonne per year deficit in household waste incineration capacity the agency notes. See English-language summary.
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Pontefract Racecourse offers Private Hospitality Suites in 2 fantastic locations.
The Dalby Stand houses 18 Private Boxes which can accommodate parties from 10 to 150 people when fully opened up!
With views straight down the finishing straight, or over the Parade Ring, the views are amongst the best on the entire Racecourse.
The Pipalong Room holds up to 25 people and is the only Box in the Main Stand. Looking out directly on to the Winning Post, it's an incredible place to be, right in the heart of the action.
There are 2 different pricing bands.
All 2018 fixtures are priced at Standard Rates with the exception of the three Premium Racedays below:
Hospitality prices are quoted as 'Standard' or 'Premium'.
Our range of All Inclusive Packages makes hospitality bookings for any number of guests a simple process.
Each Package is charged PER PERSON and includes:
We offer the following all inclusive packages:
Our 2018 menus are available here and the prices are as follows:
|Standard Price
|Premium Price
|Gold Dining
|£117 + VAT per person
|£124 + VAT per person
|Gold Buffet
|£109 + VAT per person
|£114 + VAT per person
|Silver Dining
|£85 + VAT per person
|£92 + VAT per person
|Silver Buffet
|£77 + VAT per person
|£82 + VAT per person
If you don't want food as part of your box package, or you don't want one of our All Inclusive Packages, we offer 'box only packages' whereby you simply pay for the box hire and the badges that you require. You can then 'build your own' package by adding in any catering requirements that you have to meet your specific needs.
Please note that you are not able to bring your own food and drink in to the Private Boxes.
2018 sample menus for the Bespoke Option are available here .
We also offer a range of drinks packages to suit every budget.
There are several options:
The Dine & View package offers smaller groups of private individuals or corporate groups the opportunity to dine in style in one of the Dalby Stand Private boxes. With limited spaces available you and your guests will have a private table reserved for the day, waitress served luncheon, a private bar facility and enjoy all the racing action from a private viewing balcony, with toilet and tote betting facilities conveniently located close-by.
Priced at just £95 + VAT per person, the Dine & View package offers:
To book the Dine & View package, please telephone Racecourse Hospitality on 01777 247102.
Take a look at the 2018 sample menus by clicking here.
If you book one of our Private Hospitality Boxes between 25th May and 27th September (inclusive), then you will automatically qualify for a FREE box at any of the first three meetings (3rd April, 23rd April or 2nd May) or in October in the same season (subject to availability)!
The Box is provided FREE OF CHARGE - you will simply need to pay for any admission badges that you require and any catering requirements that you may have.
Please click here for a layout of the Dalby Stand Boxes.
In 2018, to secure a booking, we will require a deposit of £300 + VAT for 'Standard' Race Meetings.
We will require a deposit of £500 + VAT for the three Premium Racedays on:
Friday Evening 25th May
Friday Evening 20th July
Wednesday 8th August
Full payment is required six weeks prior to the event and admission badges will only be sent once full payment has been received.
We are frequently asked about the possibility of taking a Box for the whole season.
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Christmas day at our house was filled with family, delicious food, games, movies and did I mention the delicious food?! We won't need to cook again for a few days as our refrigerator is stuffed with amazing leftovers. I'm grateful that we could be together and have so much fun.
My kitchen table expands to accommodate twelve so when we entertain large groups we dine more casual in the kitchen setting. Since there were just six of us for Christmas dinner we could eat in the dining room which is always a treat!
Fall Off The Bone BBQ Ribs
Daughter Katy made this cheesy, spicy Green Bean Casserole topped with crunchy panko crumbs. This recipe comes from Pioneer Woman so it is full of bacon, cream, cheese, butter and totally delicious! A once a year recipe for sure. I just added it to the recipe board so check it out.
I had to make David's favorite – Praline yams, he would be happy with a dish of pralines minus the yams! I use to make these with canned yams but now we love them with fresh organic yams. Steaming the yams so as not to lose any of the nutrients and then proceed with the recipe. They are amazing and also one of my favorite holiday dishes.
On the Rachael Ray show I learned a wonderful trick for making mashed potatoes ahead and keeping them warm. Using our favorite Garlic Mashed Potato recipe, once prepared, the potatoes were transferred to a smaller sauce pan that would fit inside a Dutch oven that contained simmering water. Just keep the water simmering gently, put a lid on the pot with potatoes and you are good to go for hours!
This worked so well! I made the potatoes in the morning before any guests arrived and kept them warm until we ate around 1:00.
This was my plate with a hearty sampling of everything.
Since I didn't do any baking this year Katy baked a family favorite – Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies. Yummy – two of my favorite flavors combined in one cookie, peanut butter and chocolate. The recipe comes from my mom, she always made these for us kids and I made them for my children. I love them as much today as I did back then. After moving to CA I use to have to order the Brach's chocolate stars on the internet as we weren't able to buy them locally. Fortunately last year our Target store started carrying Brach's chocolate stars but only during the Christmas season. We also had Cheesecake Factory cheesecake but I forgot to photograph it.
This year since we didn't gather for a big breakfast I assembled this Sausage Cheese Egg casserole in the morning and refrigerated it until evening when we baked it for a lighter meal to enjoy while we watched movies. Served with fresh grapes, apple slices and mandarin oranges it was the perfect light meal after all that heavy food earlier in the day. It was a new recipe for me and although I tweaked it as I prepared the recipe I feel like it needs the addition of more green onions and a spicier breakfast sausage as the flavor was more mild than I had wished. Still good but it could better!
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The Giant Crystal Caves of Naica
Monday, March 19, 2007
"The largest natural crystals on Earth have been discovered in two caves within a silver and zinc mine near Naica, in Chihuahua, Mexico," a Discovery News article reprinted here tells us. "Reaching lengths of over 20 feet, the clear, faceted crystals are composed of selenite, a crystalline form of the mineral gypsum."
If you're thinking of exploring the Naica caves, you might want to bring along your own climate controlled biosuit and an ample supply of oxygen as the temperatures inside are an unbearable 150˚F with 100% humidity. It will be like walking into a blast furnace. One death has already been recorded, that of a miner trying to steal some of the crystals: "He tried to take some plastic bags filled with fresh air inside, but the strategy didn't work. He lost consciousness and later was found thoroughly baked."
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Colombia high court reinstates conviction in 1989 killing of crusading anti-cartel candidate
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) ' The Supreme Court on Wednesday reinstated the murder conviction of a former justice minister for masterminding the 1989 assassination of presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galan, a courageous foe of drug cartels.
The court also reinstated the 24-year prison sentence a lower court imposed in 2007 on Alberto Santofimio, who was widely considered the "political godfather" of the late cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar.
Hitmen employed by Escobar killed Galan, and a key witness in Santofimio's trial said he saw the defendant urge Escobar to order the murder.
"Kill him, Pablo," testified John Jairo Velasquez, or "Popeye," who was Escobar's chief henchman at the time and has confessed to organizing the assassination.
Santofimio, a senator who had been justice minister in the 1970s, was at the time a rival of Galan for the Liberal Party's presidential nomination.
The Aug. 18, 1989, assassination badly traumatized a nation already reeling from a terror campaign by Escobar's henchmen, who killed hundreds of judges, journalists and police. Escobar also targeted civilians with car bombs, even blowing up an airplane in midflight.
The drug kingpin was trying to pressure Colombia's leaders not to extradite drug lords to the United States. Nonetheless, Galan, the presidential frontrunner when he was killed, promised to battle the narcos with extradition.
Santofimio, 69, surrendered on Wednesday to authorities. He had been freed in late 2008 by an appeals court after a year in prison. Colombia's chief prosecutor appealed that ruling.
The oldest of Galan's three sons, Sen. Juan Manuel Galan, told The Associated Press the family was pleased with Wednesday's ruling.
He said the evidence in the case "leaves no doubt as to Santofimio's responsibility in the crime against my father," who many considered Kennedyesque in his perceived moral rectitude.
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Rick Roderick on The Masters of Suspicion
This video is 1st in the 8-part series, The Self Under Siege: Philosophy in the Twentieth Century (1993).
Roderick announces in his distinctive West Texas accent, "we just talk about what's goin' on and try to find our way about." To learn more visit rickroderick.org .
Rick Roderick was born in Abilene, Texas in 1949, and received his bachelor's degree at University of Texas, Austin, Texas. He did post-graduate work at Baylor University, and earned his Ph. D. at University of Texas, Austin, Texas. From 1977 to 1978, he was the editor of the Baylor Philosophy Journal, and from 1977 to 1979 he was a member of the Phi Sigma Tau National Honor Society of Philosophy. He was the recipient of the Oldright Fellowship at the University of Texas and served as associate editor to The Pawn Review, and Current Perspectives in Social Theory. He is the undergraduate director of the Duke Marxism and Society Program. He is the author of the book Habermas and the Foundation of Critical Theory (1986), as well as numerous articles in professional journals. He has presented over 24 papers, and published 13 reviews and literary criticisms. From 1977 to present, he has taught Philosophy, first at Baylor, then University of Texas and now at Duke. His areas of specialization are Marx and Marxism, Social and Political philosophy, Critical Theory (Habermas and the Frankfurt School), 19th Century Philosophy, and Contemporary Continental Philosophy. He also teaches Ethics, Logic, History of Modern Philosophy, Aesthetics and Existentialism.


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By Robert Collins, Tessa Gibbs and Gillian Reynolds
Barack Obama
Biography Channel, 7.00pm
With the US presidential election on Tuesday, here's a biography of Democratic hopeful Barack Obama. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, and a graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law School, the self-titled "skinny kid with a funny name" became a US Senator aged 45 in 2004. And four years later, he could be about to ascend to the most influential office on the planet. TG
Unreported World
Channel 4, 7.35pm
Aidan Hartley presents this timely report on ethnic Georgians who have fled Abkhazia, the separatist republic that broke away from Georgia and now enjoys Russia's implicit protection. Hartley visits an eerily abandoned village and finds many of the refugees in Georgia, where they describe being harried out of their homes by the Russian military. RC
The American Future: a History
BBC2, 9.00pm; Wales, 9.30pmBBC2, 9.00pm; Wales, 9.30pm
Simon Schama concludes his survey of American history with a study of the impact of immigrants on the country. He brims with enthusiasm over Barack Obama, a man "who represents America in all its colours", but is less pleased by a Texan town where the residents picket illegal Mexican workers with signs saying "Nail 'em and jail 'em". He sagely reminds us that Texas itself was annexed by the US from Mexico in 1845. He also describes the neglected role of Chinese workers in building America's first transcontinental railroad in the 1880s. Despite the clear xenophobia shown to the Chinese by the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, Schama traces with optimism America's growing equanimity towards its immigrants, in this satisfying end to a humane and intelligent series. RC
Gordon Ramsay: Cookalong Live
Channel 4, 9.00pm
It's generous of Gordon Ramsay to think of those less fortunate in these uncertain times. Showing his awareness of restricted home budgets, the multi-millionaire chef declares that now is the perfect time to stay in and cook. In the second episode of his live series, he offers his culinary rescue package in the form of a three-course menu for four that costs less than £10. The starter is pea and watercress velouté. Dessert is lemon and lime syllabub. And the main course: plain old lasagne. Yes, times are this hard. RC
Couples Who Kill: Death on the Sunset Strip
Discovery Channel, 9.00pm
This documentary tells the story of Carol Bundy and Douglas Clark, a couple who embarked on a murder spree in Los Angeles in the summer of 1980. After she was eventually charged, Carole Bundy told one police officer that "murder is fun". TG
Wire in the Blood
ITV1, 9.00pm; Ulster, 10.00pm
Psychologist Dr Tony Hill (Robson Green) makes his last guesses at a killer's identity in this final episode of the police drama's current series. Hunting the murderer of a succession of homeless men, Hill intuits through a trace of salt on the victims' bodies that the culprit is following a Japanese purification ritual. As Hill closes in on the killer, a showdown with his nemesis Michael (Jolyon Baker) lingers creepily in the wings. RC
Little Britain USA
BBC1, 9.30pm; not Scotland
Matt Lucas and David Walliams continue their assault on the US with this Americanised version of their comedy skit show. As ever, the best moments come from Tom Baker's inspired, absurd narration: "The number one drink in Britain is boiling water. In America, it is not uncommon to add some coffee beans." RC
Afternoon Play: Frank
Radio 4, 2.15pm
A play by the poet, writer, performer and genial host of Radio 3's fruitful literary magazine The Verb, Ian McMillan. Frank, like his father before him, grows rhubarb but business isn't as good as it once was. So Frank has to go on the dole but, as he still wants to go on working, he invents a parallel identity, one inspired by the slightly sinister forcing shed where rhubarb (audibly) grows by night. In other words, this piece is fruity, deliciously tart, with hints of Dylan Thomas and Mary Shelley and just bursting with vitamin enhanced quizzicalities.
Friday Night Is Music Night
Radio 2, 7.30pm
It will not have escaped your attention that tonight is Hallowe'en so, as you bob or dunk for apples and answer the door to the pesky trick or treaters, have this on in the background, a spooky special from the BBC Concert Orchestra, conducted by Richard Balcombe, presented by Ken Bruce (in nicely sinister form). Murderous theme tunes abound, including the Bernard Herrmann classic for Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and the Mozart used for Kind Hearts and Coronets but the thrillingly adventurous Dick Barton and Paul Temple themes are here too.


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It all seemed so routine, the old lady dead in her bed, the grieving nephew and his lovely wife arranging a quick and quiet burial, with the seasoned undertaker and his policeman pal lending sympathetic service to their visitors from out of town. But then Sammy Vanderhove and Chief Earl stir up the whole thing by finding the old Caddy with its trunk full of shiny gold bars in the garage behind the former movie star's house. When Nathan Corso's gorgeous wife finds out about the diamonds, the ones the old lady had secretly stashed, well, she just has to have them. After all, Nathan is the only heir, and they belong to him, and she...er, he, should have them at any cost. Problem is, others feel the same way, and they want the diamonds just as badly. When bodies start turning up it's up to Chief Earl and his counterpart in small town Iowa to begin sorting it all out. They quickly find that nothing is as it appeared, and the chase is on, a chase that will leave one of them risking everything he had thought was dear. qDiamonds Aren't...q is a tale of greed, lust, murder and mayhem, but most importantly, a tale of begrudged friendship with a heavy dose of wry humor. Chuckle along with Sammy, Earl and Johnny as they ogle and slog through the adventure to arrive at its bizarre and warmly satisfying conclusion.aWherea#39;s a#39;drivea#39;?a He hadna#39;t thought to point out that the truck had a standard transmission. aYou have to manually shift it. Do you know how to drive a four speed?a he shouted over the noise the Apache was making. aI havena#39;t had to drive oneanbsp;...
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Hop on to Prego Taxi and come as you are to Prego!
Following the excitement that happened at the fun Italian family restaurant, Prego during its launching and its special Sunday Family Brunch, now it is time for the Prego taxi to show its colour on the road!
Numbers of taxi gathered on the sunny day in front of the colourful restaurant to strike a pose before they drove away to catch some attention out there as an invite for the crowd to come and join the fun at the welcoming restaurant together with its lively team.
The colourful and original design of the taxis represents the restaurant's concept that puts the fun back into Italian dining. In essence, Prego is a Westin concept restaurant where the whole family can enjoy a great Italian meal representing real value for money. Prego serves classic dishes along with regional specialties and wood-oven pizzas to satisfy hearty appetites. Prego's Family Brunch every Sunday promises to bring some excitement to weekend dining in the Nusa Dua enclave. It features lively activities, entertaining gimmicks and the island's most attractive Italian buffet. An inviting 'come as you are' vibe complements Bali's relaxed holiday pace and ensures that everyone feels welcome at Prego.
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The Mission of the Public Works Department is to efficiently, effectively, and equitably, provide services to the citizens of Columbus. Georgia in the areas listed below. Public Works will continuously strive to enhance the quality of life for the citizens and employees in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. We will be innovative and use industry best practices in our daily activities.
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Fleet Maintenance is responsible for the preventive maintenance and repairing of 1,260 vehicles and 1,600 pieces of equipment. These vehicles and equipment are assigned to departments throughout the Columbus Consolidated Government.
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The responsibilities of the Drivers Training Program is to conduct initial drivers training, refresher drivers training, flagging classes and testing of CDL drivers within the Consolidated Government only. Additional responsibilities include serving as the Safety Officer for the Department of Public Works ensuring all safety measures are adhered to by all employees of this department.
Facilities Maintenance
The Facilities Maintenance Division is responsible for the general and preventive maintenance of all City facilities to include, but not limited to the following: carpentry/painting, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, irrigation, and custodial duties. This division also provides a broad range of general support and administrative services to all departments of the Columbus Consolidated Government.
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Provides state-of-the-art waste disposal facilities for the greater Muscogee County
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The Rainwater Division is responsible for all storm water systems in the city which includes storm water pipes, inlets, and open ditches. They are not responsible for water and sewer lines connected to houses and commercial real estate
Special Enforcement
The Special Enforcement Division enforces local and state environmental laws. This includes but is not limited to Animal Control, Illegal dumping, solid waste, business licenses, dray tags, mobile home tags, alcohol licensing, junk vehicles, overgrown lots, scrap tire management, etc.
Heavy Equipment Division
Provides many different services for the city of Columbus, Georgia: Street Sweepers, Schatulga Road Fuel Pump operation, Fuel to the municipal golf courses, emergency vehicles, emergency generators, re-grading of ditches, excavating and grading all city projects, loading equipment, road-shoulder maintenance and supports emergency management on fires, hazardous spills, storms and demolitions.
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Responsible for providing services to residents of Columbus, related to street maintenance, sidewalk, curb and gutter, fence, and guardrail repairs.
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If We Paid For PSN, Would It Be Down Right Now?
Maybe. I hate to say this as a gamer, but the question has to be asked. One of the biggest bragging points about Sony is that PSN is free so their gamers don't have to pay to go online which is all good and dandy until something like this latest outage happens. This is the second time in recent weeks that PSN has been hacked and one must ask themselves why does this keep happening? I have no doubt that Sony puts lots of money into PSN as far as content creation and ways to generate revenue but it would seem that they haven't put as much money into building a robust infrastructure underneath it that is both reliable and secure.
Now look as an IT guy I can tell you that if you have a group of individuals motivated enough and they have the right equipment then its impossible to stop all attacks. With that said though, if you have a global distributed, highly available architecture you can lessen the load of these attacks as we saw when hackers tried to take down Amazon.com a few weeks ago. Amazon has a globally distributed network that is highly available meaning it's very hard to focus on one part of it and take the whole thing down because it constantly shifts load and resources to negate this effect. The design is really meant to make sure the site stays up under times of heavy load which it might see during holidays or at a new product launch. Since a lot of today's attacks involve a Distributed Denial Of Service (DDOS), which happens when you saturate the target machine with external communications requests, such that it cannot respond to legitimate traffic, or responds so slowly as to be rendered effectively unavailable. In this case the target machine or resource is PlayStation Network and basically the DDOS is flooding PSN with millions of request per minute probably which then takes up all of the available resources effectively preventing PSN from allowing you to connect and our stay logged in.
Now with all that said, at this point one has to wonder if PSN wasn't free would it be more robust and secure. Microsoft charges for XBL and that means they have revenue to put back into making service more robust and reliable. Sony doesn't have that same revenue stream and thus that money has to come from some place else. If that is case then I am sure that Sony wants to keep that number to a minimum because for them its overhead. The consequence of it though is that PSN is and will continue to be susceptible to attacks like this and we will continue to be offline.
So the two things we want to know from you is 1) Would you pay for PSN if it allowed Sony to make it more robust and secure? and 2)How much would you realistically be willing to pay?


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Presupuesto $3000-5000 USD
Need a website for conference room building, speakers and attendees can login.
- Administrator: can have the ability to lock or unlock schedules and can modify/review all the information on the website. able to charge $ to the speakers using the rooms via paypal, wire transfer, pay-in-site or other payment form
- Speakers: can create conferences with category, description, and other fields important for the attendee to see, they can also reserve the conference room, open or close schedules, make the meeting open to other people to come or close it for just by invitation, the speaker can charge a fee to attendees the amount he asks for his time giving the conference.
- Attendes: Can see all schedule of conferences given based on reviews, interest, also based on the information given by the speaker, or if its open to public or not. the attendee can subscribe to the conference and all the ecommerce part of it, review the speaker based on a fixed feedback form. plus. attendees can ask the site for topics not on the conference list.
-Other: able to login with facebook or google, subscription system for marketing, do automated posts on facebook if possible, twitter or other social media.
79 freelancers están ofertando el promedio de $15865 para este trabajo
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It's undeniable that the recession is leaving its mark on America. So we shouldn't be too surprised if someone soon discovers that it has altered the partisanship of the electorate. Just at the moment in time when Democrats thought they'd become rulers of the roost, their stock might be falling like the Dow did in 2008.
You can't look at polls today to see this change. Neither will voter registration figures necessarily reflect it immediately. But Democrats are about to lose some adherents. I would offer as evidence of change to come the results of a survey recently completed by Hart Research Associates. The March nationwide poll found that women are more conservative than men about future spending and purchasing large items. Deeper in the poll results we find that younger women were more affected than older women by the recession and that "women, at 38 percent, were more likely than are men, at 28 percent, to say the recession has taught them to value family, friends and quality of life over material goods."
If younger women are paying down their own debt, how long can it be before they want Uncle Sam to do the same? If younger women are investing, when can we expect them to become aware that state and federal taxes and regulations affect the profitability of the companies they are investing in?
One of the poll's sponsors observed that, "For many young women, this is the first economic downturn they have lived through and really experienced the stress and hardship that economic cycles can cause." Exactly. Just as the Great Depression had an impact on public opinion and partisan alignments, isn't it reasonable to assume that the crucible of our own deep recession would alter some belief systems?
What is less clear to me is that Republicans will necessarily benefit proportionately from the slide in Democratic affinity that is almost certain to occur. It might well be that younger women, like their Tea Party compatriots, choose to become unaffiliated or independent of the two major parties. (Some polls of Tea Party sympathizers show more women (55 percent) than men (45 percent) aligning with that movement.) A lot more young women than normal may decide to vote for selected Republican candidates this year, but they are unlikely to fully embrace a party that many of them have reviled for most of their adult lives. Years from now, we may decide that this cohort of young women were independents for several election cycles, using their unaffiliated status as a sort of halfway house before fully transcending to Republican identification as they aged and matured. Or Republicans could blow this opportunity and send them back to their old man, the big-government Democrats. Let's watch and see.
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David Hill has been a Republican pollster since 1984. This cycle he is polling for gubernatorial campaigns in four states.


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When my son was five years old, he set off the fire alarm at his Elementary School and completely emptied the buildings.
Four hundred students in semi-straight lines marched out like excited ants while teachers and administrators attempted to corral them to the pre-determined "safety zones" that sat along the perimeter of the campus. The fire department was called and they arrived within minutes, just when it was determined it was a false alarm caused by a curious kindergartener. Their shiny red trucks circled the block in an impromptu parade with their lights flashing, trumpeting an occasional "whoop" as the bouncing crowd of students cheered and pumped their fists.
My son missed the firemen and the sirens, as he had been whisked away to the principal's office, shame faced with a sweatshirt over his head like a celebrity avoiding the paparazzi.
I know all of this because the principal told me the tale while she was attempting to cast my son in the light of a "bad egg." Granted she didn't make the paparazzi reference, but the inconvenience to the school's staff and the fire department she was pretty clear about. And while what he didn't wasn't technically "criminal" it was tantamount to yelling "Fire!" in a crowded movie theater.
While she was waggling her finger at my son and warning me about the consequences for his unruly behavior, M sat in his chair with his feet dangling off the floor, his face blooming a violent red, not from embarrassment, but from unbridled frustration and anger. To this day, he will tell you it was not his fault that the alarm went off. He places the blame completely in the lap of the school and his teacher. The school because they had placed the fire alarm at the enticing level of the keen eyes of your standard kindergartener and his teacher because, while he admits to pulling the alarm out, the bells didn't start ringing until she shoved it back in.
"They're the ones that put it there." he'd said. "I'm a kid, what was I supposed to do? Walk by it?"
At the time I rolled my eyes and chalked it up to a bad combination of adult stupidity and childhood ignorance. He was right. He was a kid and the adults who ran, maintained and built that school should have taken a moment to think about what kind of people were going to walk down those halls and sit in those classrooms. Children are children after all, they don't think like adults. If they see a bright red sign that reads "PULL", they're going to do just that. Casting someone as a "bad egg" because they followed instructions seemed, to me, a bit much.
Fast forward eleven years and we have found our selves, once again, confronted with the unbelievably bad combination of adult reality folded into the intricate territories of child development.
M is now sixteen. Any scientist out there would confirm and argue that he is, as of yet, not fully gown. No matter how tall, well formed or hairy he is, his mind is still in a chrysalis stage. He is neither a child, nor is he an adult. The two halves of his brain do not communicate with each other, and he is basically incapable of making a well thought out decision. He is an adolescent knucklehead of the highest order and as his parents we are comforted knowing his whacked-out teenage behavior is backed up by scientific research.
So, when he is bored because his teacher is late to class and he sees a pair of scissors, a ruler and a spool of Scotch Tape sitting on a table and tapes the scissors to the ruler together to create "long-range-scissors", who in the world would come to the immediate conclusion that he was intentionally fabricating a dangerous object?
And who would think that his teacher, an adult, would see said item, proclaim it a "facsimile of a weapon" (which apparently is just as bad as the real thing), not even attempt to figure out what his intentions were, kick him out of class, get him suspended for two days and start a "zero-tolerance" ball rolling that had the capacity to end with M being expelled from the entire LAUSD school district on a weapons charge that would follow him for the rest of his life?
Not me, that's for sure. But it happened, and I found myself once again sitting with my son in a principal's office, this time with his size twelve feet solidly placed on the floor. Fortunately, this principal was the good-cop to the Elementary School's bad-cop. She knew he was never a threat, and M was never bathed in the "bad-egg" light (although privately she did call him Edward Scissorhands and a bonehead... which I completely agree with).
She did acknowledge, however, that with the zero-tolerance rules, her room for discretion was minimal and had she not been the principal of a Charter School, non-existent. Her power had been replaced with policy. Fortunately, he will be able to continue school, because as his principal said, "He's a kid. Kids do dumb things."
As we drove away from the meeting, I looked at my son. The color had come back to his face, (he'd been blanched from the moment he'd been pulled out of class) and the taut furrow he'd carried on his forehead for days seemed to have relaxed a bit. The whole situation was so ludicrous I couldn't even muster the energy to get angry at anybody.
After all, at what point to office supplies become weapons? M had simply slipped up and fallen into a pit of bureaucracy. It was only the good fortune of having a reasonable principal that he was able to pull himself out. Not every kid is so lucky.
And it just made me wonder: When did it happen?
When did we stop seeing the future president of the United States, or the next great American novelist, or the person that will cure cancer when we looked out over a classroom? And instead saw the next suicide, the next drug deal, the next Sandy Hook? When did we forget that kids are supposed to do dumb things, and that we, as adults, are supposed to help them learn from those mistakes? When did common sense leave the building and rigid protocol move in?
But mostly: When did the adults of the United States start to fear our own children?
When I asked M how he felt about his stay of execution, he said he was happy that things turned out in a way that he could return to school, but that he was kinda sad too. When I asked him what he was said about, he said:
"It just never dawned on me I'd made a weapon. Why didn't she ask me? I made a mistake, I know, but I was trying to have some fun. I guess I won't do that any more."
Congratulations grown-ups, it seems this child has learned your lesson.