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Following close on the heels of VS2010 Beta1, we've announced the corresponding DSL SDK (oh those acronyms) – see Jean-Marc's blog.
Tag: DSL Tools
Explicit Design
Cameron has been blogging about new features in our product.. In a recent post he used the term Explicit Design. I've been reflecting on this, and I like it. In software development we really do need to capture design data that is not just the code, but should be saved and versioned just like the code. What do we…
Oslo topics
Keith Short has been blogging about Oslo and the DSL Toolkit and Oslo's use of model-driven terminology. There's been a fair amount of speculation about how all these things fit together, so it is good now PDC is over to be able to clarify the relationships.
New features for DSL Tools in Visual Studio 2010
Stuart has blogged about the new features expected in DSL Tools in VS 2010. There's plenty new there: DSL libraries, DSL extensibility, read-only models, forms-based UI, ModelBus, precompiled templates, movable labels, sticky tools, copy/paste and more.
UML and DSLs
So is UML really contradictory to DSLs? Do they really represent different philosophies? I don't think so. After all, UML is just a set of domain specific languages. If you want to model use cases, or state transition diagrams, what other DSLs would you use? Software architecture is all about tradeoffs, and there's obviously one…
Eyal joins the team
A slightly belated hello to Eyal who has joined the DSL Tools team in Cambridge. Welcome Eyal!
Visual Studio 2008 SDK 1.1 has been released
See the VSX team blog.
DSL Book Website updated
The website for our DSL book has been updated – thanks Gareth. This includes downloadable versions of the book examples for VS2008.
I've got a new job working on DSLs and UML!
Having spent a year in the Visual Studio Ecosystem team helping to integrate the DSL Tools deeper into the VS SDK, I am moving back to VSTS Architecture Edition to work on their new set of tools for architects, including UML tools, which are built on top of the DSL Tools. Our leader is Cameron…
A new member of the team!
Jean-Marc has joined our team! He brings some great new ideas and energy to what we're doing and I'm already enjoying working with him.


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Dozens of volunteers make signs for the "Moving America Forward" rally with President Obama on the Midway Plaisance Park in Hyde Park today. (Zbigniew Bzdak / Chicago Tribune)
With mid-term elections just days away, President Barack Obama will speak Saturday at a Democratic rally in Hyde Park -- his first public appearance in Chicago since his 2008 election-night victory rally in Grant Park.
Obama, whose former Senate seat is up for grabs in Illinois, will be speaking at the Midway Plaisance, not far from his Kenwood home on the South Side. Attendees will be allowed into the rally site at 4:30 pm., organizers said, and the event is free.

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University of Virginia Professor James Ceaser meditates on Barack Obama's invocation of mystical "Change" as the keystone of his campaign:
It looms in Obama's discourse like a mystical concept that is larger than the sum of its parts. It is Change with a capital C. Break it down into its individual pieces–the changes–and it loses much of its luster. It becomes little more than a conventional litany of liberal Democratic programs: ethics reform, universal health care, fairer taxes, and ending the war in Iraq. But allow it to soar in Obama's eloquence and it achieves almost a moral and spiritual dimension. Change will bring "a different kind of politics" that produces a leader (Obama) able to reach across party lines to end polarization, albeit entirely on liberal terms. This aspect of Obama's appeal, which elevates politics beyond concrete issues, has completely confounded Hillary Clinton's campaign. She has had no answer to it.
Do the Republicans have an answer for Obama, even if Ms. Hillary lacks one? Ceaser thinks so, in the person of John McCain:
The greatest real change in the presidential campaign so far has been the shift in the military situation in Iraq. It has revived John McCain's campaign and turned the Democrats' debate into one largely about domestic issues, with vague references to our standing in the world. Obama's stump speech has evolved over the past few months to accommodate this shift. Republicans can take some solace from this change. 2008 will not be a simple repeat of 2006.
Much of the punditocracy now in New Hampshire has been inching toward the idea that the results of the primary tonight will likely set (or reflect) the national results. The choice in November will be between Barack Obama and John McCain, with, to take the speculation to its furthest conclusion, Bill Richardson and Mike Huckabee as their respective running mates. This thinking might come from being too close to the event of the day, but if that is indeed America's choice this year, then what's not to like about it?
I can think of a few things in response to Professor Ceaser's concluding question, but I take his point.
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Hitchcock delivers a number of deft scenes that demonstrate his unmistakable mastery of the genre like the sequence with Barry Foster aboard a truck driving along a highway, trying to find his tie-pin in the hand of the body he has stashed amongst the potatoes. There is a gripping scene where Barry Foster enters Barbara Leigh-Hunts office and strangles her, which finishes on a beautifully droll shot where Hitchcock stays focused on an empty alleyway for a minute in silence after Jean Marshs secretary returns to the office as we wait for the inevitable scream as she finds the body. There is another superb shot where Barry Foster walks up the stairs to his apartment with Anna Massey, saying Youre my kind of woman, and Hitchcocks camera pulls back down the stairs, out the door and into the street, with the sounds there suddenly coming in on the soundtrack just before the shot fades out, leaving everything that is happening inside ominously implied.
There is a tightly woven script from Anthony Shaffer, the author of the same years hit whodunnit parody Sleuth (1972) and next years fascinating The Wicker Man (1973). Shaffers script actually improves on the fairly obscure 1966 book it is based on, filling out characters like Oxford, introducing Rusk as the killer from the start, and adding typically Hitchcockian humour that makes the story and particularly its denouement less downbeat. As always with Hitchcock, there is an undeniably perverse undertow and, as many Hitchcock biographers have noted, a misogyny towards women and Frenzy is one film that allows such feelings vent at their most overt and outrightly sexual.
Although Jon Finch and Barbara Leigh-Hunt are never more than passable, Frenzy has one of Hitchcocks best casts in some time. Barry Foster provides a sharp twist between his friendly mannered demeanour and killer, there is Anna Massey in a Coronation St (1960 )-ish barmaid role, but best of all is Jean Marshs prim and repressed performance as Monica the secretary. Alec MacGowan has some wonderfully sardonic moments as the detective, lecturing on the progress of the case while trying to avoid his wifes cooking. There is a great score from Ron Goodwin. This is classy horror, pulled off with the wit and dry aplomb of a master.
Alfred Hitchcocks other films of genre interest are: The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927), Elstree Calling (1930), Shadow of a Doubt (1943), Rope (1948), Strangers on a Train (1951), Vertigo (1958), Psycho (1960) and The Birds (1963). Hitchcock also produced, introduced and occasionally directed the anthology tv series Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955-62). Hitchcocks life is depicted in the films The Girl (2012) and Hitchcock (2012).
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Greetings Spartan nation! Enjoying my 23rd year in the U.S. Navy, currently assigned as Deputy Command Master Chief at Naval Medical Center San Diego. Played basketball at Idaho State and Azusa Pacific prior to joining the Navy in September 1985. Graduated (finally) from Cal State Long Beach with a B.S. in Business Administration in 1993. Navy has allowed me to see the world (Persian Gulf, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Japan, Thailand, Korea, Australia, Singapore, Bahrain, Kenya, both coasts of the U.S, others). Participated in operations in the Persian Gulf aboard USS MIDWAY during first Gulf War in 1990-91 and USS CONSTELLATION during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2002-2003. Talented, wise and beautiful wife of 11 years Becky is a Psychologist and Supervisor of North Coast Church Counseling Center in Vista. We have one son, Brandon, age 9. Great kid, very smart, great sense of humor, passionate about Game Cube, Nintendo DS and Wii. We all live in Oceanside, CA. Still see old friends from our class, Mike Nannini, Karl Wagner, Greg Turner, Jim and Judi Schmidt, Brian Donnally, others. Passions now are family, politics, cooking, USC and San Diego Charger football. I hope you are all healthy and happy. Looking forward to our 30 year reunion next year. Until then, like we say in the Navy "Fair Winds and Following Seas".
I still live in Torrance, right by South High. I have been married 23 years to a great guy! We have 2 sons , 1 daughter, and 1 foster daughter. Both girls graduated from South last year (2005), How's that for de ja vue? I have been teaching preschool for the past 25 years and for the last 5 have been playing in an over 40's women's soccer league, which has been a kick! (excuse the pun.) E-mail me if you'd like to chat!
Hello & Have A Great 30 Year reunion,Living in Redondo Beach CA. 90278
Hello alumni. Living in Lancaster for the last 10 years. Married to Denise (johnson) a North High graduate for 20 years. Two daughters age 18 and 16. Been working for Xerox corp for 22 years. Any old "Hillsiders" out there?
Sammamish Washington is home, moved back to Washington right after graduation. Recently separated (still very good friends) after 28 years of marriage. Have two BEAUTIFUL daughters. Lindsey 24 just moved to San Diego, played Pac 10 Golf for Washington State. Kendall is 16 and LIVES for her 3 horses, her Western Pleasure show horse and two minis. We also have two wild Jack Russells. I am thinking of attending our 30th, just need to check if we have a horse show at that time, so if you know the dates I would love to hear when it is.
Currently living in South Florida with my husband Jeff. We are looking forward to moving back out west soon. Great seeing all my old friends at the past reunions. Keep in touch!
Currently well and living in South Florida. Working, traveling, staying active, and truly enjoying life. I have one daughter, who is now 20. Great to see some familar names out there on the SHS site! Planning on attending the '76,'77,'78,79 class reunion on January 3, 2004. Hope to see you there! (I actually graduated in 1977, a year early for those who wondered why I didn't show up for school during my senior year - no I wasn't ditching) :)
Hello South High class of 78' i have been happily married to Judy (Ruffulo) class of 82' for the past 24 years! we have 2 girls Lindsay 19 and Marissa 17, i work in the swimming pool business and own a company called Discount Pool Supply. we live here in the South Bay, I still enjoy riding motorcycles and getting old. life is good.
Wow! What a find this is! I look forward to getting reacquainted... Yes, Married with children (27 and 24)AND grandchildren (Alyssa 2 and one on the way!) What joy! After many years in Ventura and some in Bend OR, we are living in St George and Torrey UT. My daughter and I opened a busy natural pet food store and between these and breeding fabulous standard poodles, I have a very full and happy life. Excited about silver and white puppies due in June. Such is life... gone to the dogs! So good to see some familiar faces and hope to see them in person next year.
I just learned of this website from my brother. What a trip seeing all these names from so long ago. I'm living in Torrance, and married a Torrance High Grad (Scott class of 1973) in 1995. We have a total of three children, his daughter (16) and son (12) go to Torrance High and Madrona Middle School. We also have a son (4) who is in pre-school. Life is good. I've been with Rockwell 15 years, working in ERISA Compliance - the legal end of benefits. A challenge and fun. Missed the 20 year reunion (recovering from child birth) but would love to see everyone at the 25th. If anyone remembers me drop me a line.
Greetings to all 1978 alumni. Hope to get an e-mail for the next reunion and see those who have been in my memories for the last couple of decades.
It's so cool to see the names and faces of days gone by. Sorry to have not yet made it to a reunion. I had moved my senior year and graduated from Newport Harbor High. Currently living in Long Beach. Divorced with 2 great kids. Hope to make the 40th!
25 years! Looking forward to the reunion! As for me, I am living in Pella,Iowa. I been married for 16 years and we have four kids. I am currently working at Central College and enjoying my many blessings!!
If I took the CHSPE and never really graduated, do I still get to be a part of the class of '78? The brief time that I went to South is kind of a blur, but playing soccer and making skateboards in woodshop while listening to Elton John, the Bee Gees or Peter Frampton was a ton of fun. After leaving South and enjoying an early career as a professional skateboarder, I went to San Diego State where I learned how to party (hard). I moved to Long Beach and worked as a computer programmer for an actuary (aka "Dad"), and finally bottomed out in my quest to drink more than anyone in Belmont Shore. I got sober on February 21st of 1986 and the world is a much better place because of it. I endured more boring jobs, got married in 1998 and have a beautiful daughter Kendall Nicole born in May of '99. Extreme sports lured me back into the sport that I am truly passionate about, and I race in Downhill Skateboarding, Slalom Skateboarding, and Streetluge now. I'm designing, testing, branding, and marketing high performance skateboard products to a new generation of skaters. My business and home is in Huntington Beach now. I'm newly single again, life is great, and it's getting better all of the time. I hope to meet up with many of you in 2008. I can reached many ways, but the cheesiest is at http://www.MySpace.com/ChrisChaput
Wow! Great site. I've been married for 23 years to my college sweetheart, Nora. We have two beautiful girls - Arianna 17 and Talia 14. Hope we've having a 30 year reunion.
I cried when I found this website it was so great to see everyone and hear about your lives. I was married for 16-years and have 3 beautiful children Christina 19, Louis 17 and Michelle 13. A wicked nasty divorce for the last few years but a new life ahead that I am grateful to now be enjoying. I live in Rescue, CA (Sacramento) on 16 acres with 3 horses, 5 cats, a Llama, a dog, my children and....the love of my life. Looking forward to the 30 year reunion!!
Still live in the South Bay. I have been married for 17 years and have two children; Brad (13) and Dana (10). I work at Northrop Grumman in Redondo Beach and still play soccer on the weekends. I would love to hear from the soccer alums. Cheers!
It's great to find some old friends here! I can't believe it'll be 25 years next summer since we hung out at Burnout, Haggartys, Spartan Stadium, etc! I've since been blessed with a beautiful wife (La Quinta '78), three boys (Soccer players of course!) and a wonderful life in Dana Point. Looking forward to our 25th reunion so if anyone gets any info just "E" me. Hope to see y'all then!!!
Alive and well in Austin, Texas (a wonderful and weird city). Full professor at The University of Texas - Environmental Engineering (expertise in human exposure to toxins). No, I don't hook em'Horns. Workaholic but no ulcers yet. Married for 19 years to Humboldt sweetheart. No children. One geriatric and highly intelligent dog. Lots of deer, armadillos, racoons and other critters to enjoy and entertain. Writing folk songs (now have 18)and playing a lot of guitar. Trying to keep in shape. This has become a greater struggle over time! Many names on this site bring back fond memories. Good luck with the new business, Doug! Carl, we ought to get together and play catch sometime.
Hey South High Alum, what a great site! I'm spending more time at South now raising our four kids than when I was enrolled! I still hang out with Carolyn Adams (78) would love to hear from you! Kids are South High Alum too- Class of 2000, 2005, 2006 and last one will be 2009.
Hello Spartans Alumni, I don't know if anyone remember me, I think I was the only Pilipino student in South High at that time. I graduate in Calle Mayor in 1975. I attended Narbonne High in Harbor City then I decided I want to go back to South High in my last year so I attended 1977-1978. I'm now living in Poplar Grove, IL with my husband whose in the Navy as a Drill Instructor, we have three children, Tabitha-10, Jordan-7, and Sabrina-5. I have two sons on my previous marriage, Robert-23 and Ernest-21 both of them live in Torrance. Email me if you remember me. Hope to hear from you guys soon.
Hey Everyone! Recently moved back to the South Bay - if you remember me from school, drop me a line!
Hi Everyone. I'm in the heart of San Francisco (lawyer and real estate broker-investor-landlord-property manager), and happily married to the wonderful Tom Madill (a dentist with his own practice at Union Square), and with daughters Gillian (27; in DC working for a non-profit and trying to save us from ourselves, but returning to SF in late 8.09, about which I am very happy!) and Caitlin (23; in OH in college). Just last week (4.14.09), I had breakfast with dear friend, Kathy Shelton Bartelheim, at Mimi's on Crenshaw. She encouraged me to find this website and be sure I'm on it. I'm looking forward to our next Class Reunion. Meanwhile, I hope you all stay well!
Hi. I'm in Colorado Springs in the exciting world of charter school leadership. I recently left a job as a CFO for a large charter school and joined Charter School Management Corporation (www.cscmi.com) to bring their successful California model to Colorado, Arizona, and hopefully Texas and New Mexico. I've been speaking around the country on charter school finance, charter school life cycles, and strategic teacher pay structures. My wife, Marianne, went to RHHS (1980) and is a writer and editor. My oldest daughter is at Colorado School of Mines playing soccer and studying engineering. I also have twin boys (11 years old) who terrorize the cat. One is an athete. The other is a music/theater kid. Shoot me an email if you get a chance. I'm on Linkedin and FB. My blog www.charterinsights.blogspot.com was recently named as one of the top 20 education blogs to read in 2010 by Jay Mathews of The Washington Post. I also write on Colorado Charter Schools for www.examiner.com.
Hey everyone! Moved back to California from Alabama. Currently a truck driver in Fontana cruising the LA Freeways (ack). I'm also on Facebook. Anyone who even remembers me, please drop me a line.
What a cool site! My brother Kevin just told me about it. I can't wait to see it grow. I have been married to my husband Bill (Retired from the US Army in 1998!) since 1979. We have two sons, Adam (19) and Christopher (17). I moved to Washington State right after graduation, then lived in Hawaii for three years and finally ended up back in Washington. I have worked at Frank Russell Company as a manager for seven years. Prior to that I worked in the banking industry. I look forward to hearing from fellow Spartans!
Living in Washington state. Married 17 years with two beautiful children. Love to hear from old classmates.
Hoping to contact Josephine Woo who went to UCLA with me in '78.
Planning to attend the 30-year reunion next year and hope to see many of you there. I have lost contact with almost everyone from South over the years (still see and talk to Donnelly when I am in town). I am currently living in the Milwaukee Wisconsin area with my wife Lisa and our three children William (age 9), Alec (age 7), and Aidan (age 4). Please feel free to contact me and say hello.
Living in Torrance and working with IT and the helpdesk industry. 2 kids; boy 6yrs and girl 9yrs. Married for 14 yrs.
Greetings fellow Spartans from sunny San Diego! Can you believe we've been away from South for 25 years? Would like to hear from you.
Marty passed away unexpectedly April 19, 2008 in Orlando, FL. of medical complications. For futher info you can reach his father Mr. Kent Lentz 310-433-9326
Hello, all. If you're ever in Chicago, look me up. I'll take you to a Cubs game and for a Billy Goat cheeseburger.
Love to hear from former Spartans. e-mail me @ firstname.lastname@example.com Hope everyone is doing well and if your in Palm Springs give me a shout, Ive been living out here for 9 years.
Married with 3 kids...all boys. See
for club soccer website. Laid off from IT Consuling job on 02/26/2003...using it as an excuse to change careers! If you have any ideas email me.
Hi All, update AGAIN. new email address, and now living in Redondo Beach. Still selling Real Estate with Cornerstone Realty. Hooked up with some of you old friends. Kids are growing like weeds: Girl 6-1/2 & Boy 12-1/2. Summer has been great! hot! But fun. Get in touch soon.
We are alive and well in the San Joaquin Valley. Living and loving in Clovis. Donna (Lindenman Class of '79) and I have been married almost 9 years. I am a firefighter for the Fresno Fire Dept. Looking forward to rekindling friendships from the past and to a 25 year reunion.
Living in Torrance(still). Trying to get in touch with old friends. Drop me a line.
Married, 1 boy, busy caring for husband, child, and all our horses. Live in Palo Cedro, CA. Near Redding-northern CA. Left Torrance in 1999.
Dec, 2005 I have moved back from AZ, in Manhattan Beach... Yea...
My first time to the page! This is great! Married 21 years to Steve. 3 kids, Brennan (19), Kaitlin (17) and Kyle (15). I have been living in Atlanta since 1992 and love it. The family is in Santa Barbara County so I rarely make it to the South Bay any more. I am actually on facebook if you want to communicate. Best to all!
Happily married to Kathy for 6 years. We have a 3 year old daughter named Mia who thinks she already knows everthing. I have been mployed in the aerospace industry for the last sixteen years and am currently living in Huntsvilee Al.
Glad to hear there is a 25th reunion. Congrats to the people who organized the event. I am 7th grade math teacher in Redondo Beach (Mr. Collins is smoking a cigarette for me) I would love to hear any stories you may have of Nannini house parties. Take care.
Wondering if I'll ever get back to the west... still living in Minnesota, married to Peter for 26 years, 1 married daughter, 2 sons in college and 1 son in high school (my auto insurance is staggering!). Working as an Events Assistant for a non-profit -- would love to catch up with classmates on Facebook - Susie Nelson Clayton.
Still at Tarbell, Realtors but now kids are 7 and 4! Call me anytime! (951) 970-2350
i am married to a wonderful husband. I have two beautiful girls. maggie is 13 and bridget is 7. i currently live in worcester. i am very happy in my life
After 25 years, I still have clear memories of sporting events, some parties (a few are fuzzy), dieting to make wrestling weight and hanging out at lunch listening to that high-definition sound system we had at school. I am married to Sabine and we have 2 awesome boys (anthony 7, Nicholas 5). We live in South Torrance in the Christmas Lights section - (what a zoo during the holidays!). I have been a real estate broker since 1985 and have my own office. Looking forward to the reunion. If anyone wants to donate toward the silent auction that will be at the Reunion - let me know. 800-376-6425 - all proceeds go to South High!
Unbelievable it's been so long since going to South, a lot has happened - very happily married to Jeffrey Moore from San Diego, have an 11 year old son Matthew who started Jr. High this year. Living in Houston, Texas for the past 6 years, before this was in San Diego since graduating with my B.S. from Cal Poly San Luis. Working as Creative Director for a national home builder. Big event coming up for me in 2 weeks, believe it or not, testing for my black belt in Tae Kwon Do...how things change! Great to read the postings, would love to hear from old friends.
Hi, now working for Northrop Grumman Space Technology in Redondo Beach as a Pricing Manager. My girls, Sandi 14 and Kimi 12 are working their way through Calle Mayor and South High just like Dad. Mom Michelle is very involved in their extracurricular activites (cheer, Girl Scouts) when not being an Accounting Manager during the day. Still living on Anza right across the street from the house I grew up in.
Divorced and have four great kids, still young though ages 8 thru 15, two boys and two girls. They keep me quite busy. I'm a Manufacturing Engineer at L-3 in Torrance on and off for the past 30 years and love the challenges. Enjoy traveling and have visited many parts of the world. Would love to hear from some old friends, e-mail me if you get a chance. Hope to see you at the 30 year reunion.
Hello Spartans,I am still living in the area. I have been married for 18yrs, have 1 daughter 9yrs old (going on 13)Have been a Building Engineer for Commercial Office bldgs. in the so. bay since 1984. Still into motorcycles. Lifes been good. Would love to hear from some old friends.
Hello, fellow SPARTANS,, I am now living in LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY,, I have two beautiful children DELSIE 8 YRS OLD & KENDALL 5 YRS OLD. I am the general manager of BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS in KENTUCKY.
Hello everyone! I actually moved to Phoenix, Arizona after our junior year and didn't graduate from South. I've been married 22 years to Melissa Gordon from Flagstaff, Arizona. We've lived in Utah, New Mexico (twice), France (near Grenoble), and now Sugar Land, Texas. Four kids - oldest is Aimee graduating from New Mexico State Dec 2005 majoring in French. Amanda is a Frosh at BYU-Idaho. Eric is a soon-to-be HS Soph. Emilie, born while we were in France, enters 5th grade this fall. I have many fond memories of SHS and am grateful for past friendships. I haven't seen the school for over 18 years. Maybe some day...
Hello class of 78. I am living in North Carolina. Have been married 20 years to a Chicagoin, Neil. This is my second. I married young and had a beautiful daughter Britt, who passed away 3 years ago in an auto accident. She was 21. Neil and I have 3 kids Sean(19), Kristense(16) and Maureen(15). They have kept me busy. Sean is a Freshman at UNCC. Kristense(another Norweigian name) is a junior and Mo a freshman.Mo likes soccer like her mother..... I was a stay at home mom and now am an Asst. Teacher in Kindergarten and love it. Can't wait to hear and see people from Walteria and Torrance
Hello everyone. just got added the directory! I am living in AZ. And working at fry's supermarket as a mgr. at the deli. I have 2 children andrea 24 and michael 17, and 2 grand children anthony 6, alexandria 14 mons.hope all is well. looking forward to the next reunion, did not attend the last one.
What a fun site! Paul and I have been married for 23 years. We have 2 great kids: a 20 yr old daughter and 16 yr old son. I am VP of QI for a national long term care company. I have some very fond memories of SHS!
I was looking for a summer camp for my kids (2 girls, 7 and 9) in Torrance and ran into this site. Any good summer camps? Haven't really been living in Torrance other than visiting my parents couple of times a year. I have been living in Tokyo for the last 10 years or so, working in finance with the latest stint on private equity investments. Ran into Julia Leighton's tennis pal from Stanford recently in Tokyo. Whatever happened to Doug Brewster?
Wow, just found this site today, cool. Was married, widowed now for a number of years, no kids. Still racing cars, at least when not injured. Have my home and shop on a couple acres out in Riverside near Lake Mathew's. Miss the beach area but needed a bit more room then I could afford so moved a litte east. Still in contact with a few people from South. Please send a e-mail and say hello. Would love to hear from old friends.
Happily married to Matt (Mira Costa) for 21 years. Teaching Kindergarten at Walteria. Two great boys, Chris is 18, a freshman at U C Santa Cruz, Jake is 9, attends Chadwick school. See you all at the 25 year reunion!
Hi to all ,I'am living in Lake Arrowhead,Have three Kids,Two boys and a girl.And we own a tree service up here.
Spokane Washington is home now. Fishing, golfing and umpiring. Hoping the 30th reunion has better attendance than the 25th. Where are all the "maddogs"????
Hi there. I'm back in Torrance, in fact I'm now in the house I was in while in South. . . too weird. I never really moved away but I had been living in other neighboring cities. Anyway, I have one daughter, Megan, who is 12. Married (again) to a New Yorker. I see a few people around sometimes - I guess we're all very busy these days. Hope you are all doing well out there. . . If you see a familiar, older, face in Ralphs - say hi! carol
Greetings from Vancouver, British Columbia! I've been living here since 1991 after I finished my graduate studies at UCLA. I have an eleven year old son Keitaro and work as an arts & education programmer at an inner-city community centre. I haven't been back to the South Bay since my mom moved back to Japan six years ago but we're hoping to do a road trip down there some time soon. Great to catch up on everyone!
Finally getting around to updating this listing. I've lived in Northern California (San Francisco and now Berkeley) since 1983. Married for 21 years to Gary Walker. We have an 8 year old daughter, who's life our's revolves around. I now have Special Events business in San Francisco after being a full-time parent for the past 7 years. Having a blast on Facebook connecting with old, old friends from SHS. Check it out.
Married 23 years with 5 kids ages 20, 19, 18, 16 and 14. Life is nuts with 4 teens and a bride-to-be (our oldest). We live in Vista Ca, and life is great.
Jeff Apana directed me to this site a year ago and it took this long to look it up. It is good to get a snapshot of where people are at. For me/us (married Sharon Sanchez 78) we moved back to South Torrance in 1996 and are raising two boys, Brett (12) and Curtis (10) within a mile of each set of grandparents and other family. Feeling very blessed and content. Look forward to a 25 year reunion in 2003!
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Kelaniya is a suburb of Colombo city in Western Province, Sri Lanka. It is known for the Buddhist temple built on the banks of the Kelani River, which runs through the suburb. It is also a religious center for veneration of the figures, Vibhishana and Guanyin.
The suburb is also of historical importance as the capital of a provincial king Kelani Tissa (1st century BC) whose daughter, Viharamahadevi was the mother of king Dutugemunu the great, regarded as the most illustrious of the 186 or so kings of Sri Lanka between the 5th century BC and 1815.
in the Buddhist chronicle, the Mahawansa which states that the Gautama Buddha (5th century BC) visited the place, after which the dagaba now known as Kelaniya Raja Maha Viharaya was built.
Kelaniya Raja Maha Vihara has become famous because of the beautiful paintings and sculpture by Solias Mendis depicting various events in the history of Sri Lanka. Thousands of Buddhists come to see the Buddhist pageant of Kelaniya, popularly referred to as Duruthu Maha Perahera of Kelaniya in the month of January every year.


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SOURCE: Tilly's Life Center
April 10, 2017 17:34 ET
IRVINE, CA--(Marketwired - April 10, 2017) - Today, Tilly's Life Center (TLC), a youth-focused nonprofit organization founded by TILLYS co-founder, Tilly Levine, is proud to announce that this year's Golf Tournament sold-out in record-time, with support from TILLYS partners. The 10th Charity Golf Tournament and Party will be a circus-themed, full-day event hosting the biggest names in the action sports industry, to include: Volcom, Billabong, Rip Curl, DC Shoes, Vans, Nike, Converse, Stance, LRG, RVCA and more. TILLYS Charity Golf Event, Auction, and Party will take place on Monday, May 1st at the Mission Viejo County Club in Mission Viejo, California.
"TILLYS is honored to support TLC and its mission to inspire today's youth to reach their full potential as productive, kind, happy and responsible individuals." said Ed Thomas, President and CEO at TILLYS.
During the tournament, golfers will compete for prizes in contests such as closest-to-the-pin, longest drive and a putting contest along with other exciting games from 3rd party vendors. Beyond golf, attendees at this year's event will enjoy food, cocktails, games, raffles, a silent and live auction, giveaways and entertainment such as contortionists, sword swallowers, stilt walkers and aerial performers.
For those who would like to join TILLYS and TLC for its circus-themed after party or are interested in making a donation and/or sponsorship opportunities, please visit: tillyslifecenter.org/2017charitygolf.
TILLYS 10th Charity Golf Event Schedule
8:30am - 10am: Registration, Breakfast & Putting Contest
10am - 4:30pm: Shotgun Start & Tournament
4:30pm - 6:30pm: Cocktail, Party, Food & Silent Auction
6:30pm: Live Auction, Drawing & Awards
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TLC is a youth-focused 501(c)(3) nonprofit aimed to empower teens by teaching life skills that build confidence, inspire compassion, and encourage them to pursue their dreams. Leveraging public schools and after school programs, TLC is a program based on experiential learning, with a curriculum based on self-discovery. The organization's goal for this year's golf event is to raise additional funding that will allow them to expand the reach of their program to empower teens in every part of Southern California and beyond.
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Tariff Item 9905.00.00 and the Passover Products Remission Order
Memorandum D8-3-6
Ottawa, March 1, 2016
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In Brief
The editing revision made in this memorandum is the addition of an Appendix to provide the Passover holiday dates for 2016 through 2026.
This memorandum outlines the conditions under which certain products imported for use during the Passover holidays qualify for customs duty-free entry and Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) relief. It also sets out the procedures to follow to import customs duty-free Kosher for Passover margarine.
Customs Tariff – Tariff item 9905.00.00
Guidelines and General Information
1. Requests to amend the list of Passover products in tariff item 9905.00.00 must be submitted to the Minister of Finance. Only "Kosher for Passover" products that are not produced in Canada will be considered.
2. The package containing the product must be marked with any certified Kosher symbols, such as:
- (a) the symbol "uP";
- (b) "Kosher Lepesach"; or
- (c) "Kosher for Passover" or similar wording.
3. Margarine is also an agricultural product subject to Tariff Rate Quota (TRQ). (1517.10.20). According to the terms of tariff item 9905.00.00, only margarine of tariff item 1517.10.10 (within access commitment) is eligible under tariff item 9905.00.00 and the Passover Products Remission Order. An import permit from Global Affairs Canada is required for "within access commitment" margarine importations. Historically, the TRQ for margarine usually does not reach the "within access commitment" maximum limit.
4. For further information on Tariff Rate Quotas, see Memoranda D10-18-6, First-come, First-serve Agricultural Tariff Rate Quotas and D10-18-1, Tariff Rate Quotas.
5. For the purposes of tariff item 9905.00.00, "matzo and matzo products" include any product whose main ingredient is derived from matzo, matzo meal, or matzo flour. The meal or flour can be made from the five grains mentioned in the Torah, namely: wheat, barley, spelt, rye and oats. Generally, wheat and barley are subject to TRQs. However, the duty relief tariff item places no restrictions on whether the matzo or matzo product is imported "within access commitment" or "over access commitment." Nevertheless, matzo is a grain product and may require an import permit for statistical purposes.
6. If the imported matzo and cake mixes meet the criteria stipulated in tariff item 9905.00.00 (marked and imported during the holiday timeframe and not available in Canada), then the importer could take advantage of the duty free tariff item 9905.00.00 or the Passover Products Remission Order.
7. The address to apply for an import permit, if required, is:
- Global Affairs Canada
Trade Controls and Technical Barriers Bureau
Trade Controls Policy Division
125 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, ON K1A 0G2
Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST)
8. Products that are eligible for the benefits of tariff item 9905.00.00 also qualify for the Passover Products Remission Order. The Order allows for remission of the GST/HST in full. The special authorization code is: 90-2849.
9. The provincial sales tax applicable to non-commercial importations is not collected by the CBSA when the goods are entitled to full relief of the GST/HST.
Documentation and Accounting Procedures
10. All customs invoices must clearly show that the imported products are for the Passover holiday.
11. Importers in the Province of Quebec should ensure that the products are also labelled in accordance with provincial regulations.
12. Legal Note 3 to Chapter 99 requires imported goods that qualify under a tariff item in Chapter 99 to be classified under a dual tariff classification system. Legal Note 3 reads as follows:
- "Goods may be classified under a tariff item in this Chapter and be entitled to the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff or a preferential tariff rate of customs duty under this Chapter that applies to those goods according to the tariff treatment applicable to their country of origin only after classification under a tariff item in Chapters 1 to 97 has been determined and the conditions of any Chapter 99 provision and any applicable regulations or orders in relation thereto have been met."
13. Accordingly, the regular ten-digit classification number applicable to the goods under Chapters 1 to 97 must appear in field 27 on a Canada Customs Coding Form, Form B3-3. The first four digits of tariff item 9905.00.00 appear in field 28 and special authorization code 90-2849 appears in field 26.
14. In the case of "within access commitment" margarine, a two-line entry is required because both the Order in Council P.C. 90-2849 and the import permit number must be quoted on the Form B3-3 in field 26. The first line should detail all of the data including the actual value for duty with 90-2849 in field 26. The second line will detail the same quantity and classification as the previous line, but the value for duty will be input as zero (to ensure no additional duty and taxes are calculated) and the import permit number should appear in field 26. A copy of the import permit must be attached to the Form B3-3.
Additional Information
15. For certainty regarding the tariff classification of a particular good, importers may request an advance ruling. Details on how to make such a request are found in CBSA Memorandum D11-11-3, Advance Rulings for Tariff Classification.
16. For more information, within Canada call the Border Information Service at 1-800-461-9999. From outside Canada call 204-983-3500 or 506-636-5064. Long distance charges will apply. Agents are available Monday to Friday (08:00 – 16:00 local time/except holidays). TTY is also available within Canada: 1-866-335-3237.
Dates of the Passover holiday: 2016-2026.
- Saturday April 23, 2016
- Tuesday April 11, 2017
- Saturday March 31, 2018
- Saturday April 20, 2019
- Thursday April 9, 2020
- Sunday March 28, 2021
- Saturday April 16, 2022
- Thursday April 6, 2023
- Tuesday April 23, 2024
- Sunday April 13, 2025
- Thursday April 2, 2026
- Issuing office:
- Trade and Anti-dumping Programs Directorate
- Headquarters file:
- 6564-12
- Legislative references:
- Other references:
- Superseded memorandum D:
- D8-3-6 dated June 18, 2014
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April showers bring May flowers… and Bike Month!
Ok. ok. Bike Month doesn't have anything to do with rain but it has everything to do with the month of May!
Starting this Friday, May 1st, there are going to be events all over the Triangle celebrating cycling and we sincerely hope you'll join in.
Where to find great content on biking: here!
We'll be posting bike-focused content here all month long – from cycling resources to testimonies of people who ride regularly- so stay tuned!
Where to find out about events: on our website's Bike Month Calendar
Want to go on a group ride? We've got that listed!
Want to learn about basic bike maintenance? We know where you can!
Events such as these are happening in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Cary. Look through the calendar and find the events you don't want to miss.
How to be involved: social media
Tag us in all of your Bike Month photos on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram using our hashtag #GoSmartBike.
We'd love to see how you ride and we'll be giving away prizes throughout the month. You never know when tagging a photo will enter you to win something awesome!
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Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire at the northern edge of the Cotswolds is a delightful collection of ancient buildings and we recommend it to all tourists visiting the region as a place to visit.
Tewkesbury is an attractive, historic town dominated by timber-framed buildings with overhanging eaves and has a fascinating maze of small alleyways behind the main streets. It is situated on a spit of land just above flood level at the junction of two great rivers (the Severn and Avon) .
The town has always been a favoured resting place for travellers on the highway which winds it's way along the Severn Vale and has a selection of Hotels, Inns and Pubs, B&Bs and Holiday Cottages from which to choose your accommodation.
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The Royal Hop Pole Wetherspoon is located in Tewkesbury, 24 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon and 7 miles from Cheltenham. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
The Royal Hop Pole has its own beautiful garden which leads to the banks of The River; there you can see picturesque views of the surrounding countryside and the Malvern Hills. Take a two minute walk to marvel at the impressive Abbey or a stroll to the river where you can enjoy a boat trip.
All rooms have a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom. Extras include free toiletries and a hairdryer.
Worcester is 14 miles from The Royal Hop Pole Wetherspoon, and Gloucester is 10 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Birmingham Airport, 37 miles from the property.
Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.2 for a two-person trip.
This property is also rated for the best value in Tewkesbury! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
Click for details - The Royal Hop Pole
Reviews - Excellent 8.8
Cottages in the Cotswolds for
family holidays, weddings and group events
Diana and Bill Herford and their family have been welcoming visitors to Upper Court in the Cotswolds for almost 40 years.
Five stylish, cosy holiday cottages are set in 15 acres of mature gardens and grounds. Oozing character and charm they are the perfect place to entertain friends and clients, enjoy a family reunion or celebrate a hen party. The ideal retreat for a long summer holiday, a family Cotswold Christmas or a romantic weekend hide-away.
Our cottages are available for short weekend breaks (Friday-Monday), midweek breaks (Monday-Friday) or a full week (Friday-Friday). Check-in is available after 4pm on the day of arrival and check-out times are by 10am on the day of departure. Located 5 miles from Tewkesbury.
We also have our own country pub just a short stroll along our country lane.
The Crown is a vibrant, friendly village inn run by two passionate locals. Sit by the roaring log fire, sip a pint in the sunny courtyard or hang out with friends in the stylish, charming dining room. You're spoilt for choice.
You'll find real ales and locally brewed cider. Whilst a comprehensive wine list complements the excellent seasonal menu. Nothing is too much trouble – fresh ale and meats arrive daily, meat is from Meadow Farm in the adjoining village and home grown vegetables and herbs are used whenever possible.
For further information and availability please see our website
A Lovely two Bed Cottage right in the centre
of town up a quiet Victorian Alley
You will love our two bed cottage right in the heart of Tewkesbury,come visit us and we will do our very best to make you comfortable and welcome.
We have hotel quality bedding and towels and anti allergy pillows as well as feather to suit your needs. Cleaning and bedding/towels and energy costs all inclusive.
We have tried to provide everything to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Owners live nearby and will help in any way to acheive this!
Very roomy confortable lounge, the whole cottage is very homely and shabby chic!
We have two double bedrooms, bedroom 1 with wardrobe and chest of drawers and a double bed and bedroom 2 with built in wardrobes and a double bed. We have a fold up bed for an extra person if needed (just ask and we will put it in the property with extra bedding at no extra cost).
You do not need a car to get around as everything is on your doorstep and public transport is available in town minutes from the cottage.
Major supermarkets, Waitrose, Tesco and Sainsburys deliver here. Morrisons, Lidl and One Stop also nearby.
DVD/CD/USB Docking Station provided.
Cot & Highchair provided.
Some books/magzines/toys/cds/dvds at property too!
Babysetting and/or petsitting can be arranged with trusted sitter if required.
DVD/CD/USB Docking Station provided.
Cot & Highchair provided.
Some books/magzines/toys/cds/dvds at property too!
Babysetting and/or petsitting can be arranged with trusted sitter if required.
Special Offer - 3 Nights £240.00 if booked directly!!!
Evesham Lodge is an extended 19th century gate lodge offering bed & breakfast (b&b) accommodation in two well appointed individual en suite rooms. We are situated in the village of Bricklehampton between Pershore and Evesham at the foot of Bredon Hill.
We are in a perfect location for guests wanting to relax in the surrounding countryside or explore this beautiful area in more detail. We have easy access to the popular towns of Pershore, Cheltenham, Worcester, Malvern and Stratford upon Avon as well as the Cotswold Villages of Broadway and Chipping Camden.
For walkers there are many footpaths linking us both to Bredon hill with its panoramic views as well as a range of flat pleasant walks across farm land. We are close to the Wychavon Way, and situated within 500 yards of the national cycle route 442.
We are spoilt for choice for excellent local pubs which serve food: with the closest only 3/4 of a mile away in the neighbouring village of Elmley Castle, plus two others close by in Cropthorne.
For those lucky people who are attending weddings at the Deer Park in Eckington, we are only seven minutes drive away. Visit us for a warm welcome from Kerry, Andy, two collie dogs and Jim the cross eyed cat.
The larger of the bedrooms, Willow, contains a super king zip link bed, allowing for double or twin beds. It has its own seating area with french doors opening onto a small Juliet balcony with far reaching views towards Pershore. The room benefits from an en-suite bathroom, with a romantic double bath and a separate large shower.
Willow Room Rate - £80 per night for two people sharing to include breakfast;
£60 per night for single occupancy.
Our smaller Garden room, as its name suggests, looks out over the garden, it has a king size bed, which can be separated to make a twin room when needed. This room benefits from separate walk in dressing area and an en-suite shower room.
Garden Room Rate - £70 per night for two people sharing to include breakfast;
£50 per night for single occupancy.
Ideal retreat from your hectic life!
Town Street Farm is a peaceful period residence on a 500-acre working farm with beef cattle and horses, lush meadows lead down to the banks of the River Severn.
You will probably be met by Monty the black labrador and Matty the terrier. We also have horses and ponies, and our hens will provide you with eggs for breakfast every day.
Town Street Bed and Breakfast is in quiet and tranquil countryside yet just a few miles from the M5 and M50, making it a very convenient base for exploring the Cotswolds, the Forest of Dean, and the riverside towns of the Severn including Gloucester and Tewkesbury. We are within easy driving distance of Cheltenham racecourse and Hartpury College.
The village of Tirley is 7 miles south of Tewkesbury, 8 miles north of Gloucester, and 10 miles north-west of Cheltenham.
We have 3 guest bedrooms all ensuite, comprising of 1 double room, 1 twin/double room and 1 family suite. A travel cot can be provided. Dogs are by prior arrangement only.
Duvets are used here but blankets can be provided on request. Central heating in all bedrooms, extra heating is available if necessary. Flat screen freeview digital TVs and Wi-Fi are in all rooms, with armchairs, hot and cold drinks tray, toiletries and large towels.
The bedrooms have panoramic views across our open farmland and all have comfy beds (king-size double / extra large twins). The large guest sitting room is available to retire to after a hard day relaxing! As this room is newly appointed, for guests' dogs this area is restricted.
The breakfast room is in the Orangery – overlooking the large gardens where guests can sit and relax. Breakfast has self service cereals, fruit juice, fresh fruit, yoghurts, toast with homemade marmalade, followed by bacon and sausages from our own pigs, and our own free range eggs are a delight! Most dietary requests can be catered for.
Double or twin room £38 per person per night, including full English breakfast
Single room £45-£50 per person per night, including full English breakfast
Payment by cheque or cash only – we do not accept debit or credit cards.
Privately owned and a 5-star Visit England awarded property, the historic Jessop House is an award winning Georgian Townhouse situated in the heart of Tewkesbury, located just 1-minute from Tewkesbury Abbey. The property offers free parking and WiFi.
The individually designed rooms are completed with original period features, such as chandeliers and fireplaces. Each room has a seating area and comes with a flat-screen TV, seating area, iPod Docking Station, and a hospitality tray for making tea and coffee. The en-suite bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer.
Guests can enjoy a range of locally sourced breakfasts, served in the Georgian dining room, including full English breakfast, smoked salmon, cereals and fruit. Jessop House has a comfortable guest lounge with an honesty bar.
The M5 motorway is a 5-minute drive from the building, while shops and bars can be reached in around 5 minutes on foot. Bristol Airport and Birmingham Airport are both a 45-minute drive away. Nearby sights include the Cotswolds, Cheltenham, Gloucester, The Malverns and the Forest of Dean.
This property also has one of the top-rated locations in Tewkesbury! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.
Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.7 for a two-person trip.
Tewkesbury! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
Click for details - Jessop House B&B
Reviews - Exceptional 9.6
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