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The Los Angeles–based organization's presence at the festival is a move to broaden its outreach toward a national scope, says Corinne Lightweaver, RaiseAChild's special projects manager. The group aims to guide and educate more LGBT couples and singles through the adoption process, where they have historically encountered hurdles.
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I'm working on an assignment in which I have to use a memory mapped file.
In another assignment I've done this before like this:
I've used the code above to create a circulair buffer in C.Code:
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hFileMap = CreateFileMapping(INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE, NULL, PAGE_READWRITE, 0, maxSize + 1, "memMappedFile");
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I want to map an arraylist:
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text: Vitamins and Minerals In Tea Elena Popec (0) Due to the variety of minerals, vitamins and other elements contained in tea, this drink improves health, relieves fatigue, strengthens the immune system and has an overall tonic effect on the body.Mineral substances contain in green tea leaf and in finished products, it constitutes about 5-6% of dry matter. Among them are the following: potassium, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, manganese, fluoride and others. With the aging of the plant total number of minerals increases, while the most valuable part of the soluble reduces. Only the components of relatively small molecular weights which are infused with hot water give a specific accent to the tea infusion. Between the quality of tea and the content therein of soluble mineral substances there is a direct link.The potassium content in the tea leaf is 50-60% of all mineral substances and depends on the mineral nutrition of plants. This compound plays a very important role in the livelihood of tea tree; it is given a great importance in the synthesis of carbohydrates and proteins, and in the general metabolism. Potassium is very important to the human body; it prevents muscle cramps and regulates fluid and electrolyte balance.Another important mineral is located in the tea - phosphorus. Its content ranges from 15-20% of weight of all mineral substances in tea. The properties of the finished product depend on its quantity. The two top leaves and a bud have higher content of phosphorus compare to the lower coarse tea leaves and stems. It is known fact that phosphorus is needed for the human body for normal functioning, as part of the nervous, brain tissue and bones.Despite the slight content, copper and iron play an important role in plant's life. They are part of some physiologically important organic compounds, such as enzymes. Another, small in content, but necessary for redox processes, is manganese. Its share is approximately 1-4%. Due to the iron content, tea has a beneficial effect on the human blood, as well as a good means for the prevention of various vascular diseases. In addition, the body needs iron to transport oxygen.The complex experiments revealed effects of the duration of brewing tea and the quantity of the tea leaves on the degree of content in the drinks of various trace elements. Adding citric acid increased the yield of all elements, except copper. In the end, it was found that a tea drink satisfies the daily requirement of zinc, copper and manganese at 1, 2 and 50% respectively.Now let us turn to vitamins contained in tea. This is mainly vitamins B complex and C. The tea shoot has the following B complex vitamins: B1 (thiamin), B2 (riboflavin), B3, and B5 (PP), B6, B12 and P. Since these compounds are very stable, in the processing they are almost completely transformed into finished products. Content of vitamin B1 is small - an average of 0.3 - 10 mg per 1 kg of dry tea leaves. In the body this vitamin (B1) regulates metabolism of carbohydrates, amino acids, fatty acids, has versatile affect on the function of the cardiovascular, endocrine and central nervous system. Vitamin B2 has positive effect on the skin and mucous membranes, the health of the liver. The most important is the presence in tea of vitamin P. One of its most important properties is the strengthening of the capillaries of the plant. During the technological processing of raw material quality and quantity of the vitamin are undergoing significant changes. Its content is reduced from 20-25% in green tea to 8-15% in the final. Along with others, the tea contains vitamin PP that is important for normalizing the higher nervous activity, the functions of the digestive system. It also affects the cardiovascular system, in particular, expanding the small vessels.Tea leaves are rich in Vitamin C. Gentle leaves contain approximately 2-3 times more of this vitamin than the coarse. In the process of refining its amount is sharply reduced, especially during the fermentation and drying. This vitamin is essential for strengthening the immunity of a person, it reduces the risk of infections, but also useful for the prevention of osteoporosis and periodontitis (inflammation of the periodontal tissue, i.e. tissue surrounding the tooth root). Tea fluoride also provides the beneficial effect on teeth. This element exists in tea leaf as anion. Fluoride anion produces various fluoride compounds and covers the surface of teeth to prevent bacterial attack. Just wanted to point out that tea is very useful for vision, because it contained β-carotene and other elements, strengthens blood vessels. facebook twitter google+ email


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"Great experience," said Menlo Athletic Director Craig Schoof, who made the trip. "Truly, Friday Night Lights. Boy, football is really king in Texas! Everyone in town was extremely friendly and helpful."
San Angelo Central plays in the same district as Permian, Odessa and Midland, among others. All three schools were featured in the movie and TV series, with Permian being the focus of the story about the 1988 team that reached the 5A state finals before losing. Permian went on to win the state crown in 1989.
Menlo, meanwhile, came away from its season opener with a resounding 84-49 loss and, perhaps, with a better appreciation of what Texas football is all about.
"We had a fantastic experience," said Knights' head coach Mark Newton.
But, as for the game . . .
"We set up four TDs for them with uncharacteristic turnovers," said Newton. "The last score of the game was a forward pass called a fumble that, if ruled a fumble, was not in San Angelo Central possession when the player went out of bounds. So, although the score wasn't close and the numbers were in another stratosphere, we did some things well."
Despite holding a 64-43 lead late in the in third quarter, San Angelo Central put their starters back in because, Newton noted, "they weren't comfortable with a 21-point lead and their second offense in the game."
"Honestly," said Schoof, "other than the first quarter of the game (a 50-13 lead for Central) and the couple of injuries we had — but it is football and those happen no matter who or where you play — there is nothing I would change. I am so glad I went."
Added Menlo quarterback Jack Heneghan, who wrote home after the loss:
"It was a very tough night and a disappointing game," he said. "Our guys fought hard the whole way and battled through a lot of adversity. We know what we need to improve on and we will get better from this loss."
Heneghan did his best to keep the Knights in the game as he completed 29 of 51 passes for a career-high 411 yards and four touchdowns. He also ran for two scores. The passing yardage reportedly is the most allowed by San Angelo Central in school history.
Heneghan now ranks No. 3 all-time at Menlo for single-game passing yards, trailing only Danny Diekroeger's 470- and 451-yard games in 2009. Heneghan's previous best was 393 yards last season.
The Knights got on the board at the 3:28 mark of the first quarter when Heneghan connected with Jack Marren for the first of their three touchdown connections.
The Knights spread the ball around as four players had at least 72 yards receiving, led by Graham Stratford (six catches, 123 yards), Peter Bouret (7-118), Marren (7-95) and Travis Chambers (8-72).
Menlo finished with 435 yards passing, which broke a record for Bobcat opponents.
Menlo, however, allowed 370 passing yards and 259 rushing yards while the 84 points is believed to be the most ever allowed by a Menlo team. The Bobcats (2-0) scored 71 points in their opener the previous week.
Prior to facing Central, Heneghan passed along some thoughts to Menlo's web site on how the trip was going:
"We have had a really great trip so far," he wrote. "We visited the school for lunch and a West Texas barbecue with (Central) for dinner. Hanging out with the other team's players has been fun and it's been great getting to learn about how they do football down here."
San Angelo Stadium has a video board, 17,500-person capacity and seating three-quarters around the bowl. Temperatures reached nearly 100 degrees last week in San Angelo and a crowd of nearly 8,000 was expected.
"Our players played incredibly hard and showed a tremendous amount of toughness and resiliency," said Newton. "In addition, along every step of the trip I received compliments about what fine young men they are and how respectful and polite they are to everyone. Overall, a huge success!"
Schoof, however, said it's very unlikely the teams will meet again.
"It's not something you can do on a regular basis, due to missed school and cost," he said.
Schoof wasn't certain how much the game cost Menlo as he was awaiting final totals this week.
"They kick back half of the gate and I haven't gotten that number yet," he said. "They paid for bus, all meals and $2,000 credit for hotel. So, basically, we had to cover air and about 75 percent of hotel cost. But, supposedly, Scotts Valley got a check for about $18,000 from the gate last year."
Menlo also did some fund-raising prior to the game to help keep costs to a minimum.
Scotts Valley originally had Central on its schedule after making the trip to Texas last year, but had to cancel this time. A phone call from Scotts Valley head coach Lou Walters to Newton opened the door for the Knights to make the trip. Scotts Valley traveled to face host Central last season and dropped a 40-7 decision.
Menlo will be back in action Saturday night against visiting Mission (San Francisco) at Sequoia High at 7 p.m.
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Discussion in 'Pro Match Results and Discussion' started by Love Game, Feb 16, 2013.
first meeting on clay. Think I'll take Nadal in 3.
Nadal will bring the bakery to this encounter. Nalbandian will be beat 6-1 6-0, not even kicking a linesman will save him.
Nadal needs to get an early start going....he starts playing well in the end of the 2nd set or third set.
From what I've seen, this could be straights for Nalbandian honestly, but it wouldn't surprise me if he found a way to screw it up either. Thus giving Nadal the win. All in all, I think I'll take Nalbandian in 3.
nalbandian for the win
yes, but it's indoor clay
and nalby thrives indoors
another argentinean beat nadal on clay last week, tho he was a left-hander
I am afraid Nalbandian will win this with ease. Rafa is just playing like a mug at the moment.I dont even enjoy watching him.
I'll go along with this
sadly, even tho nalby's got great tennis brain, he's not got the same high level of confidence that nadal has. such as the way nadal came roaring back in the third set today
still, nalbandian knows how to beat nadal, and this week he seems in the best position to do so that I've ever seen personally. Yes, it's because rafa's still got a ways to go to come back AND he'd hatehatehate to lose to an argentinean two finals in a row
Luv nadal, but gonna go with my sentiment for nalbandian -- in 3, as you said
Nalbandian in 2, something like 7-5, 6-3.
Nadal is just coming back, hasn't played that great of competition, is still far from rounding into pre-injury form. Nalby could, at times, trouble Nadal when Nadal was actually in his prime. We all know Nably is no slouch and has incredible game at times.
I'm not trying to get down on Nadal. I'm not saying Nalby is better overall, but at this juncture, I just see Nably winning against a less-than Nadal. Of course, this is Nalby we're talking about, so who knows what will happen. But, I'm going to bet on David in this match.
Nalby in straights. Nadal probably takes 4 games max.
Sounds about right.
Nadal in straights. This isn't 2007.
Nadal wins this match in 3.
Nalby stands no chance tomorrow.
This court is playing very quickly. The balls are very light too. I think that's the condition that Nalby needs for pull out an upset.
Yes Nadal was actually a good player back then. Now he sucks.
may you be right !
All this stuff is wishful thinking about Nadal fading away.
He'll be injured again, no question, but he's still going to win.
And he'll win tomorrow too...and he'll win RG.
Fat Dave in 2 sets. Nadal just lost a set to Martin "who the f**k" Alund on clay for god's sake.
Nalbandian's lost to players like Alund a lot of the time too.
Nalbandian hates tennis. But it's his job. He has no will to fight to the end like Nadal or Djokovic do. Nadal will win this in 3. I'd have said 2 but Nadal might let off the gas pedal a bit since he's still trying to get his form.
Nadal will win this, easily. Double bakery sets.
Would love to see Nadal rise to the occasion and win in 3 sets... Will be a very tough ask for him, but he is a fighter.
I just hope he doesn't push himself too hard and gets injured.
Rafa will have trouble attacking David's backhand.
Seems like Donut Dave is the favourite; he should win if he plays well and doesn't choke.
In the semis, Nadal played A LOT better in the 3rd set than Nalbandian played in the 2nd set. I saw it all, and it wasn't even close in quality of tennis.
Nadal easily. He's the king of clay. No way he would lose to Nalby on clay.
You may have confused yourself here or else you see the writing on the wall and aren't aware. You're taking Nadal as the winner in three sets and in the next sentence state that Nalbandian doesn't have a chance. A year ago NOBODY would expect Nadal to loose a set to ANYONE in this draw on clay. Rafa just lost a set (on clay) to some guy who doesn't belong in the same draw with a healthy and confident Nadal. Nalbandian does belong in this conversation/draw... so who knows?
It's actually really strange to see these poll results favoring Nalbandian over Nadal on clay but I have to admit, it does show that TW members are aware of the circumstances at the moment. In his last four matches, Nadal has only had one straight sets win. First, he lost a tough three setter to Zeballos in Vina Del Mar 7/6(2), 6/7(6), 4/6. Then straight setted Sauza R2 in Brazil. He then won a dog fight three setter over Berlocq 3/6, 6/4, 6/4. Now today drops another set to (Alund???) 6/3, 6/7(2), 6/1
It's no brainner that Nalbandian has more credibility (and has actually beaten a healthy Rafa x2, although not on clay) than any of these guys. Nadal is definately not in full form at the moment and I would guess Nalbandian will push him very hard tomorrow...we'll see.
Nadal lost a set to Lucky Loser, what is the World coming to ? OK, it was probably because of the bad clay.
Best match on paper since the AO.
Nadal is going down. Nalby hitting with more aggression.
Nadal in three.
If Nadal is winning, it will be by some miraculous miracle. I think Nalby will take it in 2, maybe 3 if he starts making heaps of errors. I never thought I would say that.
Nadal said in his presser that he felt the most pain in his knee during the semis since coming back to competition. That doesn't sound very promising for his future
He didn't look particularly happy when he won, he barely cracked a smile after match point. I had a feeling it might have been the knee. I don't see how it will improve in the upcoming months, I thought the pain was supposed to be decreasing.
Could playing 13 matches in 12 days be too many? What a shocker.
But the pain was supposed to go away in February......
The knees are still in the process of acquiring match conditioning.
Actually Nadal's doctor said every test confirms that Nadal's knee is now 100% and has absolutely no problem. So the pain is not indicative of any problem. And the more you play with a pain the more normal it feels. As Nadal said, he knows there is nothing wrong with the knee, so its ok to play with pain.
I don't understand this either.
Dave knows how and is far from being newbie. Thus, Nalby in straights.
LOL, it wouldn't take a miracle.
Sometimes you simply play better against better and especially more familiar players whose ball you're used to, not to mention that Nalbo is a terrible frontrunner and Nadal has a knack for coming back in sets and is usually awfully hard to put away.
I think a scenario where Nalbo pummels Nadal in the 1st set, goes up a break in the 2nd only for Nadal to claw his way back to win that set and pummels Nalbo back in the decider is quite possible.
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Agree - I have Nadal as a 60-40 favourite.
Rafa needs this win badly to get his confidence and game back but sadly I don't see this happening. Nalby troubled Rafa at his peak. This is like Rafa 0.2
Rafa can't abuse that backhand and Nalby has a decent ROS. Nalby may take this in 2 or 3
It will be interesting to see if Nadal is stupid enough to implement his usual tactic and attack Dave's backhand during the whole match.
All this love on TTW for Nalby... but the bookies have Nadal as the strong favourite (1/2 vs 9/5), and I know whose judgement I trust to be more objective. Rafa had his upset last week.
The Spaniard may not yet be 100% match-fit yet, and two successive three-setters this week might have taken their toll. David's scored some decent victories this week as well, considering his current ranking (#93). However, he's on a comeback of his own, so is likely just as rusty. And although the Argentine has a rep as one of Rafa's more troublesome opponents, the H2H has gone from 2-0 to 2-4 since 2007, after Nalby lost the last four in a row. There's been a couple of close three-setters among those defeats, including Indian Wells last year, their most recent encounter. But David suffered mental lapses at important moments in that match, and even in the event he gets to a winning position today, I'd expect history to repeat itself.
hahha lol....
Anyone know if this will be on tv in the UK?
One of those four was a W/O. And two of them were very tight three-setters.
But yes, Nadal is the favourite.
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Breeders' Cup: No Expense Spared on Integrity
- Nov 1, 2013
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Breeders' Cup believes it is well-prepared in the areas of safety and security for its Nov. 1-2 World Championships at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif.
The organization, for the first time, held a morning media briefing on its integrity efforts Oct. 31. The discussion included equine drug-testing procedures and racing surfaces.
"Safety and integrity are the most important parts of the Breeders' Cup mission," Breeders' Cup president and chief executive officer Craig Fravel said. "We literally spare no expense having the best veterinarians and track experts on site to make sure the races go off without a hitch."
As for the overall cost, Fravel said: "It's a big number. If we identify a need, we write a check."
There is 24-hour security for all Breeders' Cup horses, which had to be on the grounds 72 hours before their race day. The race-day medication furosemide, also known as Salix or Lasix, will be administered by third-party vets.
"There is a large number of horses to work around, but the trainers have been cooperative," said Dora Delgado, senior vice president of racing and nominations for Breeders' Cup. "It's not business as usual (during Breeders' Cup) so we have ruffled a few feathers, but in general everyone has cooperated."
Rick Arthur, DVM, equine medical director for the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB), said 25% of the horses pre-entered for the World Championships were randomly selected for out-of-competition testing for blood-doping agents. As of the evening of Oct. 29, all of them had cleared testing.
"In this quality of horse you wouldn't expect (to find anything), but it's still important to do," Arthur said.
All starters will be tested for TCO2 levels 35-40 minutes before their respective races, which is standard procedure in California. Arthur said the first four finishers in each Cup race will be tested post-race at the Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at University of California, Davis (UC Davis).
Blood and urine samples will be taken from the first four finishers, but Breeders' Cup reserves the right to test any horse whose "performance in a race, in the opinion of the stewards, may have been altered by a prohibited substance." Any horse is subject to such testing, officials said.
Deborah Lamparter, VMD, chief veterinarian for the New Jersey Racing Commission, said the vet panel created in 1993 is in place again this year with four vets from major U.S. jurisdictions, and one each from Canada and the United Kingdom. They will assist California vets with physical inspections of all starters.
The team started inspections Oct. 26, and they will continue through race day, Lamparter said.
The Breeders' Cup Injury Management Plan, also developed in 2003, employs three equine ambulances, two of which track the horses in each race. There are UC Davis equine surgeons in the vehicles.
Larry Bramlage, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVS, and Wayne McIlwraith, BVSc, PhD, DSc, FRCVS, Dipl. ACVS, will again be the on-call veterinarians under the American Association of Equine Practitioners program used at major racing events. Bramlage said the on-call vets will, if a situation develops, get information from the vet inspection team and "put it in accurate, digestible language for the general public."
Mick Peterson, MS, PhD, of the non-profit Racing Surfaces Testing Laboratory said he has been working with Santa Anita in conjunction with the CHRB for some time on regular testing and maintenance of racing surfaces in the state. Each surface has its own issues.
"Water is the big issue (at Santa Anita)," Peterson said. "We had a little rain recently which is a great way to go into (the Breeders' Cup). We provide a map of moisture content every day to keep the track as consistent and fair as possible."
Peterson acknowledged there is kickback on the dirt surface at Santa Anita, but there has been ongoing modification of the makeup of the track.
"We're trying," he said. "It's absolutely better than it was. We studied different types of sand, picked out different ones, and modified the content. Kickback is very moisture-dependent, so keeping it consistent on the whole is a real challenge."
Originally published on BloodHorse.com.
About the Author
Tom LaMarra
Tom LaMarra, a native of New Jersey and graduate of Rutgers University, has been news editor at The Blood-Horse since 1998. After graduation he worked at newspapers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as an editor and reporter with a focus on municipal government and politics. He also worked at Daily Racing Form and Thoroughbred Times before joining The Blood-Horse. LaMarra, who has lived in Lexington since 1994, has won various writing awards and was recognized with the Old Hilltop Award for outstanding coverage of the horse racing industry. He likes to spend some of his spare time handicapping races.
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Lanvin Spring/Summer 2015–Alber Elbaz and Lucas Ossendrijver were on pace with their peers for spring/summer 2015, presenting a collection for every man. Simple, concise and to the point, Lanvin's modern edge was translated into a variety of silhouettes. From slim (think cigarette pants, skinny ties, fitted shirts) to relaxed (loose coats, wide-cut trousers), the Lanvin man was in vogue. Among easy essentials, techno fabrics gave life to loosely structured coats and jackets, while silk elevated shirting. This season's accessories were all about messenger bags and around the shoulder options. Paired with slim leather belts, sandals and trainers, the Lanvin man was a stylish force to take in.
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SALISBURY – Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is returning to Delmarva, or more specifically Wicomico County, and the family to benefit will be announced this week.
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is a reality television series providing home renovations for less fortunate families and communities. The show's producers work with county officials and resources as well as a local construction contractor to build the home. The renovation includes interior, exterior and landscaping, which is to be competed in seven days. The materials and labor are donated, and many volunteers assist in the rapid construction of the house.
This week the show's location manager, Andrew Baldridge, and assistant location manager, Amira Bailey, approached the County Council asking for assistance in waiving county fees involved with the building process. Baldridge and Bailey have been on site for the last week preparing for the arrival of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition's crews to arrive.
"Basically our responsibilities are we come to a county, work with the county executives and officials, as far as coming up with a logistical plan on how our show operates while we are here," Baldridge said. "This whole product is a collective, collaborative effort, and it cannot be done by one department or just one public entity."
The construction company that has volunteered to build the family's home is out of Annapolis and Baldridge was sure to point out that their crew, as well as the show's crew of about 100, will be staying in local hotels and eating at local restaurants, boosting Wicomico County's economy in the week they are here.
Another way the show is to benefit the county is it showcases Wicomico.
"We have already been talking with staff here to find out good locations to represent Wicomico County in a positive manner … and work with the county to find 'beauty shots' of the area and that is what we capture on film," Baldridge said.
He added that the crew does not only help the chosen family but also the surrounding community from repairing roofs or siding, to painting, or landscaping.
"It is one of those things where we spend some time in the area, talking with neighbors," he said. "We try to make it a community effort, not just for one family but for the neighbors as well."
Council Vice President Joe Holloway became concerned over exactly how much money in fees the council would be waiving if the request was approved. A defined amount was not provided. He asked if it was possible to fundraise for the amount.
Baldridge explained that every entity donates in some way. The construction company donated their time and trade, and local restaurants donate by providing meals for crews and volunteers while on site.
"We also ask the county to donate a share as well," Baldridge said. "So everybody is essentially donating their services in a way."
Joe Holloway continued to point out that Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is a for-profit organization. He added that the county has never made the same exceptions for other organizations such as Habitat for Humanity.
"I am going to have a problem with this," he said. "We are being asked to approve something that we basically don't know what it is going to cost…I just think we need more information before we move forward with this."
Councilman Bob Culver agreed, saying, "I would be worried that we are starting a precedent."
Councilman Matt Holloway viewed it as a loss in funds but a gain in free publicity, advertising, and hopefully a way to showcase Wicomico.
"I think that far outweighs the fees we are waiving here," he said.
The council voted to approve waiving fees in a vote of 5-2, with Joe Holloway and Culver in opposition. The family is to be announced on Sept. 28 and volunteers can sign up on the show's website.


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[Obama's] speech the other day was not encouraging
[np_storybar title="Keystone pipeline's fate rests in hands of climate hawk John Kerry" link="http://business.financialpost.com/2013/01/25/keystones-fate-rests-in-hands-of-climate-hawk-john-kerry/?__lsa=7fca-ccf9″%5D
As a senator, John Kerry fought for sweeping climate change legislation, called human-induced warming among the top challenges facing the U.S., and pushed for an international accord to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
That track record has emboldened critics of TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline who want him to scuttle the remaining US$5.3-billion portion of the project if he's confirmed as secretary of State.
Read the full story here.
DAVOS, Switzerland – U.S. President Barack Obama's emphasis in his inaugural address on fighting climate change may not bode well for the contentious project to build the Keystone XL oil pipeline, Canada's finance minister said on Friday.
The Canadian government has been an enthusiastic supporter of TransCanada Corp's plan to build the $5.3-billion pipeline, which would open up a huge new market on the U.S. Gulf Coast for crude derived from oil sands in Alberta.
Washington faces a decision in the next few months on whether to approve the project, a possible cure for deeply discounted Canadian crude prices.
"I had reason for optimism before the election that the president would approve it, were he re-elected, but his speech the other day was not encouraging," Finance Minister Jim Flaherty told Reuters at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Obama promised in his address on Monday to combat climate change, citing recent fires, drought and storms, "knowing that the failure to do so would betray our children and future generations". The United States had to be a leader in sustainable energy, Obama said, putting the issue as a matter of national security and economic opportunity.
Environmental groups oppose Keystone XL, saying it would encourage more carbon-intensive tar sands development.
Surging output and tight export pipeline capacity has pulled the price of Canadian heavy crude in recent months to less than half the value of international benchmark Brent crude. This is hurting the public finances in Alberta, which warned this week of a $6-billion shortfall in revenue for its 2013-14 fiscal year as a result.
The Canadian economy, which depends heavily on energy and commodity prices, is also suffering, according to the central bank.
Flaherty pointed out that the energy industry was putting together alternative plans to move Alberta crude to new markets.
Some include Enbridge Inc's $6-billion Northern gateway pipeline to the Pacific Coast, proposals to ship the oil to Quebec and further east, and even a scheme to build a railroad to Alaska, where the crude could be shipped to the oil port at Valdez.
"We will go wherever we have to go. We are going to create markets for Canadian commodities," Flaherty said. Asked how fast such plans could be put in motion, he said: "We'll do it quickly. We have major projects right now on our agenda and we will encourage them."
TransCanada first applied to build Keystone XL in 2008. Obama rejected it last year, saying it needed a new route around the environmentally sensitive Sandhills region of Nebraska.
This week, Nebraska's governor approved the reworked path that skirts the area, and 53 U.S. senators wrote to Obama urging him to approve the project, citing energy security and jobs benefits. The state department, which is handling the issue because the pipeline would cross the Canadian border, said it will not make a ruling until at least the end of March.
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Lin needs to play soft now - we need him to be on the court.
Damn....I actually miss Jefferies who could be in there for JR Smith....we give up to many damn offensive-rebounds in the 2nd half of every game
Wow Lin really has 3 blocks? We have 11 blocks as a team, if only we could rebound better
Maybe Stowdamire will decide to rebound now that hes back in
really five fouls and 7 minutes left..... *Sigh
Fields and Shump have been playing ok and obviously lin is going to play Defense scared but F**k it right D'antoni is an offensive genius.
STAT wtf ARE YOU DOING! GRAB THAT BALL OLD MAN
Yes Stat, raise your hands up high waiting for that ball, it will get there eventually
Wow Amare never left his feet when Gibson got that offensive rebound
20 offensive rebounds to 4. smh.
Will we ever win a championship again? Id like to think so!
Can we get some rebounding please- Theres like 50 million dollars worth of STARS watching this happen.


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June 9
Bouncing back
1:45 a.m. — 1400 block of Main Street. Battery. Police assisted an officer in grabbing a man involved in a fight outside of a club. The bouncer told police when he tried to remove the man from the club, the man punched him. He was arrested and charged with battery.
3:24 a.m. — 1700 block of South Tamiami Trail. Suspicious Person. A woman told police a man was harassing her from his car while she walked home. Police couldn't find the car that matched the woman's description.
Off the mark
10:40 a.m. — 1400 block of John Ringling Parkway. Disorderly Conduct. Police responded to a report of someone shooting a BB gun into the water. Police found the man, and he agreed to stop firing BBs into the bay.
June 10
Addictive personalities
10:57 a.m. — 1600 block of Fourth Street. Disturbing the Peace. A man told police that a couple drove up in front of his house and started yelling at him, complaining that his son stole the wife's purse. The man told police his son is a former addict and the couple in the car are current addicts who have been harassing him because he no longer uses drugs with them.
June 11
Feeling of deflation
10:57 a.m. — 3600 block of South Osprey Avenue. Theft. A woman reported that someone stole a deflated boat and a trailer that she had been storing on the side of her house for the last seven years.
Caught on tape
12:30 p.m. — 400 block of Golden Gate Point. Vehicle Burglary. A woman reported that someone broke into her car three days earlier and stole her purse. A security camera shows a man far in the distance opening the unlocked car door and stealing her purse.
Gateway drugs
7 p.m. — 1900 block of Main Street. Theft. A man told police he suspects his employee stole a $800 Gateway computer from his office. He believes his employee has a drug problem.
Bumper car
2:20 p.m. — 500 block of South Gulfstream Avenue. Vehicle Crash. Two people reported that a man driving a black car backed into a woman's legally parked moped, knocking it to the ground.
June 10
Overdose and run
4 p.m. — 2500 block of South Tamiami Trail. Suspicious Circumstance. A woman was brought into the rear of a hospital by a couple who fled the area after she was put on a gurney. The woman was suffering a heroin overdose and admitted to "shooting up" with the couple earlier. Police looked for the couple, but they had already packed up and left their hotel room.
June 11
What's the holdup?
3:58 p.m. — 1800 block of Main Street. Alarm. Bank employees were startled to discover their holdup alarm went off during normal hours. It was a false alarm; no one was robbing the bank.
Gateway drugs
7 p.m. — 1900 block of Main Street. Theft. A man told police he suspects his employee stole a $800 Gateway computer from his office. He believes his employee has a drug problem.
Lack of locks
11:48 a.m. — 1600 block of 11th Street. Landlord Dispute. A man complained that his landlord threatened to lock him out of the warehouse he has rented for the last seven years because he was a month behind on his rent. The landlord soon sent someone to the warehouse to change the locks. Police told the man he couldn't do that and that the tenant would have to be formally evicted. The locks were removed.
June 12
Double whammy
12:17 p.m. — 1500 block of Tenth Street. Theft. An intoxicated man told police that he let a man borrow his cell phone. The man used the phone, hung up and then hopped on drunk man's bicycle, stealing both the phone and the bike.
Return to sender
1:01 p.m. — 2000 block of Main Street. Suspicious Circumstance. An investment-company employee turned over a package his company received that contained a lot of prescription drugs.
Popular hangout
2:49 p.m. — 1500 block of Main Street. Trespassing. A clothing store employee reported several homeless people leaning against the store's walls. They were asked to leave.
Fenced in
3:48 p.m. — 800 block of Indian Beach Drive. Trespassing. A man reported several people hanging out near his fence, close to the water. They were gone before police arrived.
Dancing in the streets
4 p.m. — 1500 block of First Street. Suspicious Circumstance. Someone reported a man stumbling through the street in the middle of the afternoon. He was gone before police arrived.


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Is there any way of turning off that stinking, useless, worthless, good for nothing little icon that appears over the system tray icon and snags the focus?
I'm sick and tired of typing along and then hearing dong, dong, dong, dong, dong every time I hit a key, simply because Word or Acrobat or whatever program I happen to be using just lost focus due to the aforementioned extreme irritant.
If the first part is not possible then how about a method for auto starting game mode in deny, in
a batch file or something?
I admin
game servers and I continually forget to turn that stupid thing on, resulting in my game minimizing down at
some crucial moment.
Operating System:Windows XP Pro
Software Version:6.0
Product Name:ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite


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Rocky Mountain National Park > Longs Peak > Lamb's Slide to Loft > Climber's Log
Lamb's Slide to Loft Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|One of my first serious coulouirs
Date Climbed: Jul 2, 2014
|Awesome day, great snow conditions.
|Posted Feb 12, 2015 12:01 am
|My favorite snow route.
|Lambs Slide-Keiners.
|Posted Oct 29, 2013 12:27 pm
|Great Snow!!
Date Climbed: May 26, 2013
|Third time up this route. Great snow made for an excellent day with Sarah Simon.
|Posted May 27, 2013 7:25 pm
|Sarah Simon
|To Mt. Meeker
Date Climbed: May 26, 2013
|Thanks to all the late season snow we've received, we enjoyed bomber snow conditions. Should have headed left toward Dutchman for a lower-angle finish, but...whatevs. Beautiful day!
|Posted May 27, 2013 12:10 pm
|Lambslide to loft to Meeker to Longs
|Summited both peaks in great weather.
|Posted Jun 24, 2009 5:02 pm
|Lambslide-Loft-Old Cables Route
Date Climbed: Jun 7, 2009
|We did the same route as rleclair the next day. Thanks to those guys for kicking steps. We completed in about 10 hours starting at 3 AM. We got to the Boulder Field just before the storms hit, 60+ mph winds and snow squalls.
|Posted Jun 8, 2009 10:37 am
|Lambslide-Loft-Old Cables Route
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2009
|A very long day but what a trip! This was my "graduation climb" for the CMC Basic Mountaineering School. We departed camp at 4 AM to Chasm Lake. Lambslide was in reasonably good conditions, some postholing, a wetslide down the center - but solid towards the top. Topped out on the Loft to Clark's Arrow (actually found it this time), past the Palisades to the Homestretch. The Homestretch was all snow - sweet! Spent some time looking for the entrance to the old cables route and traversed the snow covered top to the 2nd bolt - from there rap down to the Boulderfield. 14 hours start to finish but loved it!
|Posted Jun 7, 2009 2:31 pm
|Eric Holle
|Is it winter yet?
Date Climbed: Apr 26, 2008
|Sweet route in some burly conditions. Que bueno.
|Posted May 1, 2008 1:34 am
|Timothy Pearl
|Like winter again.
Date Climbed: Apr 26, 2008
|Great fun with Eric and Ben. Wintery conditions, but good fun route.
|Posted Apr 29, 2008 11:16 am
|Lambslide to loft to Meeker
Date Climbed: Jun 24, 2007
|So I guess nobody has done this route? Conditions were great, although a few rocks went flying by on the ascent. Keep your head up!
|Posted Jun 25, 2007 11:14 pm


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Racquelle Vellandi, an 11-year-old Ladera Ranch resident, raised $2,000 for Canine Angels, a nonprofit that provides service dogs to kids as young as 5.
Using only fresh ingredients, Racquelle began baking dog treats to raise money for the nonprofit in November. Racquelle said the clear top seller was her Peanut Butter Poppers.
"I think all dogs love peanut butter," she said.
On Jan. 31, she presented the check to Canine Angels at her school, Mission Basilica School in San Juan Capistrano. Racquelle agreed to answer a few questions by email about her Canine Angels project.
Q. What first inspired you to raise money for Canine Angels?
A. I first got involved with the organization through Girl Scouts, helping Canine Angels at the Abilities Expo in Los Angeles and in San Jose. I also helped with a fundraiser they had in Irvine where area residents could come walk their dogs and learn more about the organization. Then I realized my 7-year-old disabled cousin could benefit from one of the service dogs. And after that, I was hooked.
Q. When did you begin raising money and how much were you able to donate?
A. When I asked my parents how I could help, they told me nonprofits really need money. So after thinking about it for a while, I decided I could use my love of baking for a healthier reason – to bake homemade treats for dogs, raise money for Canine Angels and to cover costs of a dog for my cousin. I began raising money in November, and in only two months, I was able to donate $2,000 to Canine Angels. I baked and wrapped almost 200 orders and made $1,870. I planned to take the last $130 out of my savings account, so I could make a full $2,000 donation, but then my school's principal – Tina Rolewicz of Mission Basilica School, said the school would donate the last $130. That was amazing.
Q. Is this something you plan to do again?
A. I am planning to do this again, hopefully for two to three more years with Christmas and spring sales. In fact, I came up with a new goal of making $10,000 total over that period. I'm expanding the effort and have a friend joining me now, Hannah Cole, who also goes to my school and is a Girl Scout with me. She's building a website so our spring sale can be online with options to ship treats around the country.
Q. Would you recommend others begin service projects like this one? Why?
A. I think all kids, all people, should think about their talents and how to use them for service projects like this one. You learn so much about planning, budgeting, time management and then the big rewards of pride and happiness. Knowing you're helping someone feels amazing.
Q. How did it feel when you actually donated the money?
A. I was so proud and excited to present the check to Kelly Stack, executive director of Canine Angels. I was filled with gratitude that my school would let me create, show off and support this effort. I am blessed with a body not fighting cerebral palsy, epilepsy and autism, and so I'm glad I can try to help.


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>Suggestions and Feature Requests>Provide sub-types under "Race"
Similar to tracking equipment - I'd like to see sub-categories for races. For example, in my 33 year long pencil & paper log, I track races by Track, Road, XC, Trail, Road Relay, Time Trial, etc. PRs are possible within each category. This could solve some of the other suggestions/complaints I've seen in the Forum about Personal Records.
I'd like this too, or to be able to specify which categories should display under Personal Records.
Do what you want, just how you like. Nobody has to know.
Maybe even add steeple and hurdle race designations if possible
Know thyself.
I would appreciate something like this as well.
'No matter how slow you go, you're still lapping everyone on the couch'
"Running is a big question mark that's there each and every day. It asks you, 'Are you going to be a wimp or are you going to be strong today?'" - Peter Maher
"Running long and hard is an ideal antidepressant, since it's hard to run and feel sorry for yourself at the same time. Also, there are those hours of clearheadedness that follow a long run." -Monte Davis
Race is already a subtype of activity. I don't want to add another level of complexity since such a change will affect many other areas of the code. I have an idea of how to improve the PR page. I will make the changes when I get the chance.
Gotta Flee Em All
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby


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meu sonho quero te comer gostosa
Tiffany is my queen! I would love to get a hot panty job from her while wearing a pair of her silky panties. Mmmm
i love to shoot my sperm into julies panties and bras ohhh julie im so into your lingerie i cant help myself i love your panties i steal them cum in them wear them ohhhhh yessssss julie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We need MORE of this girl!!
Love the panties
That's so hot...love satin panties and she's fucking sexy. Would make me cum in 1 minute
hahaha her tramp stamp in jap reads "all play no work"
if she was so innocent, I don't think she'd be into something so freaky. Then again, I only watched part three.
Anybody else think of Justin timberlake in bad teacher when u read the title?
I squirted all over myself masturbating to this video
hummm good stuff yumm yumm
Why wouldn't her cum inside her???????????????????
what if she was on the rag i do this when she is then smell sniff the panty till she can love on me
Where can I get satin panties like those for my wife?
jerking him in her panties is the hottest thing,i gotta try that
Nice-looking girl, but her laugh is annoying......
Can I cum on one of you girls panties?
oh oh oh ohhhh im cumming in julies panties ohhhhh yes yes its soo good now im going to stick them back in her pantieeeeee drawer ohhh god Julie
Tiffany, again the same cock that routine , changes
I wouldn't fuck a horse
makes me cum
i like in this type of playing
the brace!
Would love to cum in her panties. I got next!
gary buseys daughter has great tits
me encantaria llenarle d esperma su trasero
i wanna come in her thong! n.n
That's dunsum not "Dansum" and yeah those navel things do kinda kill it for me. But, hey! To each his own, right?
Waow Tiffany....JUST LOVE IT !!!
Dansum has a thing against navel piercings you see.
very nice, this is as far as you must go when they are young and innocent.
She would also not be doing porn?
I'm not buyin' it. If chick was "innocent" as advertised, she WOULD NOT have one of those ugly THINGS in her navel!
love her ass wanna drop a load on her ass
lol the way he sais pantie
lucky bastard
oh oh ohhhh julie im im oh immm cumming in your pantie gusset ohhhh julie im so horny for you oh julie im cumming in your panties alot of sperm now im going to fold these cum soaked panties like you do and put them back in your clean pantie drawer to wear ohhhhhh julie its so creammylkhlkihoi
extremely hot panty job -- I'd like to spend a day or so with her!
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Honestly I'm not trying to hate on any soccer fans here or Football whatever you want to call it but where I'am from we call it soccer. Anyway, my question is why do a lot soccer fans go and hate on American Football/NFl and other sports like Hockey and Baseball. Seriously, I've seen and made some sports threads about Hockey, Lacrosse,Baseball, and Football and soccer fans come in the thread and start trashing the other sports saying that "that Hockey, Baseball, and Football aren't real sports etc" or I've even noticed in real life that some even go about to call Football fans ignorant Americans just because we call it soccer and we call NFL Football. So seriously whats with the hate if you don't like it then don't get involved and simply piss off
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OCEAN CITY — Although contract negotiations have not officially been halted, the chosen candidate to fill the resort's city manager post said last night his future is in Florida, but he stopped short of saying he formally has withdrawn from the Ocean City process.< ?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office">
The specific points of contention that have stalled the negotiation process between the Ocean City Mayor and Council and Ft. Pierce, Fla. City Manager David Recor have not been verified, but Recor made it clear at his city commission meeting last night in Ft. Pierce, Fla. he is content in his current digs and plans to continue to call the coastal Florida city home for the foreseeable future.
Since last Tuesday's 4-3 vote of the council to authorize consulting firm Springsted, Inc. to proceed with contract negotiations with Recor, at least two offers were reportedly made by the city, one coming as recent as Friday, both of which appear to have been deemed unacceptable by Recor, who has been the city manager of Ft. Pierce since 2008.
The resort's city manager vacancy was created last September when the council voted 4-3 — with Brent Ashley, Jim Hall, Joe Hall and Margaret Pillas in favor and Doug Cymek, Mary Knight and Lloyd Martin in opposition — to give long-time City Manager Dennis Dare an ultimatum — retire or be fired. Dare chose to retire and worked out a severance package that paid him his full salary until April 1.
At last night's Ft. Pierce Commission meeting, Recor broke his silence and discussed the Ocean City job, saying it was tempting to consider coming back to his home area. Recor reportedly has family roots in the Onancock, Va. area.
"My future is in Fort Pierce," Recor said. "So, I think that should put a period on the issue that we have been discussing, at least from my perspective."
In March, Recor told his commission he was withdrawing his name from consideration from another manager post in Florida. At that time, he also sent an email to Springsted's Jon Anzivino, announcing he was removing his name from consideration for the Ocean City job as well.
However, after being told he was the frontrunner for the city manager job in Ocean City, he reportedly decided to stay in the running and came to Ocean City on April 13 for his second interview. The 4-3 vote of the council came just two weeks later.
At the commission meeting last night, Recor said his commitment to Ft. Pierce, Fla. was still solid, despite getting a call earlier in the year about an opening at his original home. He called it "a very tempting offer to explore a professional opportunity on the Eastern Shore."
He added, "Because the call of home was so strong, I felt that I owed it to myself and to my family to take one last hard look at professional opportunity, which I have now done," he said. "In doing so, what I discovered was that home has two meanings for me. One is that place that I will forever hold in my memories and the other is the future. As I have said before, mayor and commissioners, my future is in Ft. Pierce."
However, according to council members reached this morning, no formal withdrawl from the city process has been made by Recor. In Recor's statement last night, he never specifically said he is out of the Ocean City process, and contract negotiations could be continuing between Recor and Springsted, but the city's last offer appears to be its final word on the matter.
Council President Jim Hall said this morning the city has set a deadline of Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. for Recor to decide on the city's offer.
"We have negotiated in good faith. We went back and forth a couple times. We are not changing our offer. If we don't hear something by Wednesday at 5:30, we will go back and re-advertise and get a new pool of candidates. There's no charge from the consultant to do that," Jim Hall said.
The city could offer the job to the runner-up in the process, but that does not appear to be a viable option. There were two finalists who were interviewed in Ocean City on April 13. Recor was chosen over the other individual, whose identity is unknown.
Recor's identity was revealed when city cell phone records, obtained by this newspaper, showed Councilman Joe Hall called Recor's cell phone on April 11 and had a 13-minute conversation over the importance of the city manager understanding a 4-3 majority vote was meant to be taken as the direction of the city. Joe Hall referred to Recor as his "front runner".
Since that phone call, Councilwoman Mary Knight and Councilman Doug Cymek have sought a restarting of the process. That could well be what happens now that negotiations have reportedly hit a dead end.
"One of my concerns is the vetting process originally with the candidate. I firmly believe this candidate and all candidates should be vetted better before. Some of the things that have come out about him should have been known before he was a finalist," Knight said. "I think if there was a better vetting process originally I don't think this candidate would have been a finalist. There have been so many things along the way that should have been known. If we had known what we know now originally, I don't think he would have been the candidate. I would like to see us advertise again because things change. We need to go back out again and get some new people."
Whatever the outcome of the ongoing negotiations, Councilman Joe Hall said the town needs to continue on the path to bringing a qualified individual to Ocean City.
"We are still in the process and I am confident in our search company and that it will bring us a viable candidate. I am not sure if it's going to work out with the current negotiations, but we have not concluded them," Joe Hall said. "My goal has been to bring the best person to Ocean City for Ocean City. Sometimes some people end up not fitting. Sometimes you have to take a turn, and I think the full council will make a majority decision on which direction we will continue in. A lot of unfortunate circumstances occurred with the top consideration that's made it more difficult than it should have been … We are in it to win it for Ocean City."
Since it's an ongoing personnel matter, details of the stalled contract talks are unclear, but a hurdle could have been as basic as differences over salary. Recor wants more than the city is willing to offer, according to sources.
When Dare, a 29-year city employee, was removed from office, he was making an annual salary in excess of $173,000. The city had made it clear the new manager would not be receiving that salary, but how much lower the offer was is not known. Industry sources say an offer in the neighborhood of $140,000 to $150,000 would be fitting for a town with a budget the size of Ocean City's.
For many in Ft. Pierce, an Atlantic coastal community with a population of 44,000, Recor's decision to remain in Ft. Pierce is not that simple, as the commission will discuss his future next month with Commissioner Tom Perona appearing ready for a personnel change in the municipality's chief executive office.
In a statement read at last night's meeting in Ft. Pierce, Perona said, "It is not the fact that David Recor is looking for a new job that bothers me. It's not being truthful that I cannot tolerate. Lying to the commission and the public that we serve is inexcusable. We as commissioners cannot task our city staff individually, which makes us dependent upon an open and truthful ongoing dialogue with our city manager. We pay Mr. Recor $133,640 plus benefits each year to tell us the truth and we our bound by our constraints to rely on his statements as factual. I am convinced that he has intentionally violated this basic obligation and is not to be trusted.
"When David Recor sat for that interview in Maryland, he lit the match that ignited his return bridge to his job in Fort Pierce. Today in my mind, that bridge is a pile of charred wood and twisted metal. It is obvious that he was not successful in his recent attempt to negotiate a better deal in Ocean City. He now asks us to look the other way and return to business as if nothing had happened. This is something that I cannot do. Since we were not successful in past attempts to achieve a consensus for no confidence, I plead with you that we consider not renewing his contract and task the city attorney to inform us of our options and procedures to accomplish this direction."
The Dispatch will have more on this developing story as the week progresses.


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An 11-year-old East County boy accused in the stabbing death of a neighborhood playmate was found Tuesday to be mentally incompetent to stand trial, bringing the criminal case against him to a halt.
A Juvenile Court judge concluded the boy was not only immature, but suffered from mental health and developmental issues brought on by fetal alcohol syndrome. A combination of those factors has rendered him unable to understand the court proceedings or assist his lawyer in his defense.
Judge Cynthia Bashant based her conclusion on recommendations made by two medical experts who evaluated the boy and reviewed records relating to his medical and family history. He is expected to be sent to a secure residential treatment facility until his competency is restored.
"I will continue to monitor his progress," Bashant said.
The boy, who for now remains held at Juvenile Hall in Kearny Mesa, was not in the courtroom during the Tuesday hearing.
Lawyers on both sides of the case said they agreed with the judge's decision. The prosecutor said the boy remains a danger to others.
"The case is essentially put in hibernation for about a year while the minor works on efforts toward obtaining competency through treatment and, quite frankly, getting older," said Deputy District Attorney Victor Barr after the hearing.
"Hopefully with age and treatment he will be competent in a year, maybe longer," Barr said, noting the case would resume if that happens.
The Juvenile Court will retain jurisdiction over the boy until he turns 21.
Deputy Public Defender Marian Gaston said her client suffered "significant and long-standing" behavioral, emotional and cognitive delays as a result of several factors, including his birth mother's drug use and alcohol consumption while pregnant.
The Public Defender's Office worked to identify several residential treatment facilities where the boy could be housed, Gaston said. The list will be given to probation officials to be vetted. Another court hearing has been set for Sept. 18 to determine which facility would best suit the boy's needs.
U-T San Diego is not releasing the boy's name because he is a minor and is too young to be tried as an adult.
Just 10 years old when the stabbing occurred, he faces charges of murder and felony assault with a deadly weapon in the death of Ryan Carter, a sixth-grader at Foothills Christian Elementary School in Lakeside.
Ryan, who was 12, was stabbed in his chest Jan. 16.
His parents, Lisa and Glen Carter, could not be reached for comment after the hearing. However, they have said the boy needs treatment but that someone at some point should be held responsible for their son's death.
Neighbors have said the boy accused of killing Ryan started exhibiting trouble controlling his anger at an early age.
He was adopted by a special-education teacher who by several accounts took good care of her son and often sought medical help to address his needs.
Citing the boy's competency evaluation, the judge said Tuesday that the boy's birth mother was a diagnosed schizophrenic and reported a long family history of mental illness. The birth mother said she used methamphetamine and crack cocaine on a near-daily basis while pregnant and drank alcohol until she blacked out.
As the boy grew older, he became increasingly aggressive but also showed signs of regressive behavior, such as sucking his thumb, curling his body into a fetal position and throwing tantrums, the judge said.
One of the doctors who interviewed the boy said the child seemed to understand the seriousness of what he had done to Ryan, but could not understand the purpose of a juvenile court hearing, the roles of the people involved or the concept of a plea bargain.
Quoting another psychiatrist, Bashant said the boy hasn't been able to "develop at the same rate" as other children his age.
Gaston, the defense attorney, said outside the courthouse that the boy's adoptive mother was unable to attend the Tuesday hearing because of a "serious" conflict but agreed with doctors who recommended that her son be placed in residential care. An aunt attended the hearing.
Gaston said the boy misses Ryan, who he considered his closest friend.
"He believes that his best friend is in heaven," Gaston said.Copyright © 2018, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Now I start work earlier in the morning than I used to I find it hard to stomach breakfast before I leave for work so have been trying out different cereal bars recently to allow me to eat something quick and easy when I get to work. Recently when shopping in Asda I spotted the Weetabix, Weeto's chocolate cereal bars on a great special offer and though I would give them a try.
I paid just £0.50 for a box of 5 of the chocolate Weeto's bars which I thought was excellent value as some cereal bars can be rather pricy for what they are.
The cereal bars came packaged in a cardboard box with the 5 bars all individually wrapped inside. On the front of the box is 'Weetos' written in large bubble writing, a picture of one of the cereal bars and it also states that each bar contains just 99 calories. On the back of the box you can find a description of the bars, ingredients listings and nutritional information. The information is also written in several different languages in a side panel on the back of the box too.
The Weetos bars are described on the box as 'delicious chocolatey wheat hoops to create a soft and chewy bar, with an indulgent thick layer of chocolate on the bottom'. As I stated each bar is individually wrapped, the wrapper is quite a thick foil one so keeps the bar nice and fresh as well as protected. This makes the bars ideal for popping in a lunch box or straight in a bag to eat on the go. I find this especially useful as it means I can pop one in my bag in the morning and eat it on my way to work or when I get there.
The nutritional information for a single 20g bar is:
Calories - 99kcal
Protein - 1.2g
Carbohydrate - 14.2g
Fat - 2.9g
Fibre - 0.3g
Sodium - 0.02g
The cereal bar itself is about 6 inch long and domed shaped. You can see all the little Wheeto hoops piled on top of each other and then the smooth milk chocolate underneath. The bar is quite chewy but the Weetos are still nice and crunchy so that combined with the smooth milk chocolate gives a nice contrast in textures. The bars are quite sweet but for me this is a good things as I do like sweeter things in the morning to give me a little sugar/energy boost. Although it seems that the bars might be a little sickly the Weetos are quite subtly flavoured and so most of the chocolatey taste comes from the layer of chocolate on the bottom and you still get quite wheaty, cereal taste from the hoops. Overall I think these are quite a pleasant cereal bar and if I spot them on such a great offer I will certainly purchase them again.
I am a chocoholic and could literally eat chocolate all day everyday, but now i'm trying to lose weight I am having to find tasty low-fat substitutes.
So when I saw these I immediatly had to try one as I always used to eat the weetos cereal when I was yonuger.
This is my review for Weetos cereal bars.
The box has a very delicious looking picture on the front of what the cereal bar looks like and the front of the box also say's that there are only 99 calories per bar.
Upon opening the box there are 5 individually wrapped cereal bars.
When I removed the bar from the wrapper I was quite surprised that the bar was quite big, I've found in the past that anything chocolate based thats low-fat turns out to be very small.
The bar is made up of weetos, for anyone who has never had weetos before they are small chocolate hoops made out of wheat.
The bottom of the bar is a chocolate coating, which makes it look extremley appetising, however i've discovered that if you remove the whole bar from the wrapper to eat it, it does melt in your hand.
I was really expecting alot from this cereal bar as it looked like a chocoholics dream, so I tried to eat it slowly so I could appreciate the flavour.
It was better than I thought it would be, the chocolate coating just sort of melts in your mouth and the weetos are exactly as I remembered them from eating the cereal all those years ago.
It was so delicious infact that I had to double check the calorie and saturated fat content for my weight watchers calculator.
Nutritional information per 20g bar: Energy-370kj/88kcal, Protein-1.2g, Carbohydrate-14.2g, Of which sugars-8.2g, Fat-2.9, Of which saturates-1.3g, Fibre-0.3g, Sodium*-0.02g, *Equivalent as salt-0.05g.
I was very happy when I worked out that these are only 1 and a half points per bar on weight watchers as now I can have my morning chocolate fix.
The only thing that confused me is that the box says that there 99 calories per bar, whereas the nutritional information says there 88 calories par bar.
Not that i'm complaining at all but I would have thought that putting the actual amount of calories on the box would be even more of an encouragement for people to buy them.
They do have an allergy adive on the back of the box that says that the product contains wheat, soya and milk.
It also says that it may contain traces of nuts
I know usually these are in the 2 pound margin but I bought them on an offer in asda for 1 pound.
I was shopping in Tesco recently and came across Weetos Cereal Bar. They were retailing at about £1.38 I think. I had heard of Weetos but not the cereal bar, so I decided to give it a go.
It comes in a brown box, with Weetos across the front. It is made by the much respected Weetabix company. It also boasts that they are made with Real Milk Chocolate.
Upon opening the box I was met by 5 individually wrapped bars. Each boasted a calorie content of 99 (although their own website boasts 88 calories, with a picture of a bar with 99 calories on), so they weren't too unhealthy. Each bar weighed in at 20g.
The bar itself is made up of mini chocolate wheat hoops, covered in milk chocolate and with a milk chocolate layer on the bottom. They were nice and chewy and the taste of the chocolate was delicious.
Sometimes cheap chocolate leaves a nasty after taste in the mouth. This was not the case here. I was surprised by just how much a 99 calorie cereal bar could taste. I also found them extremely moorish, and if my family hadn't beaten me to the others, I'd have gladly had another.
The bar itself is made of the following ingredients, and only has 2.9g of fat, although a higher 8.2g of sugar.
Chocolate Flavour Hoops and Balls (37%) (Wheat Flour (Plain, Whole), Sugar, Cocoa Powder, Vegetable Oil, Milk Powder, Salt Flavouring), Milk Chocolate (35%) (Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Skimmed Milk Powder, Cocoa Mass, Full Cream Milk Powder, Milk Fat, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin), Glucose Syrup, Grape Juice Concentrate, Humectant: Glycerol, Vegetable Oil, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin, Antioxidant, Tocxopheral.
Allergy Advice
Contains wheat, soya and milk, and may contain traces of nuts.
Would I recommend them? Yes I would. At 99 calories, these are an easy chocolate fix. I'm not saying they are the healthiest cereal bar on the market, but they must run close.
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The proverbial memo has landed on Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez's desk, and he's ready to act on it.
According to the Wisconsin State-Journal, Wisconsin is looking for opportunities to bolster its strength of schedule with an eye toward the upcoming four-team playoff format. Alvarez revealed this week that conversations orchestrated by ESPN were held about a possible game pitting Wisconsin against Alabama at a neutral site.
However, Badgers coach Bret Bielema is interested in a home-and-home series between the two. Alabama coach Nick Saban, however, wants no part of that, the paper reports. Saban declined the home-and-home series.
Wisconsin is also interested in replacing Michigan on Notre Dame's schedule in 2018 and 2019.
The Big Ten also has a scheduling agreement with the Pac-12 beginning in 2017, which gives the Badgers an opportunity to meet another strong nonconference opponent. The Big Ten, meanwhile, is trying to figure out how many league games to play.
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I am looking to compare tire prices. There is one tire out there that I don't what models fit my my 97R1100RT. Shinko, I have tried most of the brands already. I like the Road Smarts from Dunlop. But price may be a factor on this bike.
Thanks, Brian
I am looking to compare tire prices. There is one tire out there that I don't what models fit my my 97R1100RT. Shinko, I have tried most of the brands already. I like the Road Smarts from Dunlop. But price may be a factor on this bike.
Thanks, Brian
After three sets of Shinko Ravens, I'm done. These dimples and several bubbles appeared on the front tire on our R1150RT after about 4k miles. Made for a bit of a scary ride home. After sending these pics,and further evidence I had destroyed the tire, Motorcycle Superstore refunded 100% of the purchase price. Good on them, but ruining a weekend ride by discovering this 200+ miles from home made for a less than relaxing return trip.
Running Shinko Podiums right now. I'm guessing around 3000 miles on them.
I would estimate maybe 2000 left to go, maybe less on the back.
My experience with them has been good. They were certainly the cheapest tires I have ever put on.
On the weird 18" rear the 170mm will fit. Alters the handling only slightly at the more extreme leans.
Dry grip is good. They have not been wet, other than a sprinkle or two.
I have actually had the front cupping problem on more expensive tires, and not on this one.
I have heard of issues with the block pattern tires shedding blocks under normal GS conditions,
but I have not heard any street horror stories (other than the earlier response) with Podiums or Ravens.
If you want the best tire IMHO get Michelin Pilot Road 2 or 3. And they are not the most expensive.
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I've run Michelin Pilot Power, Dunlop D220 and Dunlop RoadSmarts. All great tires but I'll be sticking with these Contis on my "S".
...Yeah, I think chunks coming off the tire would tend to freak me out a bit. Even more so if I was two-up at the time.
My wife doesn't ride with me and I'm pretty lightly loaded most of the time, and that may have a lot to do with my sheer luck with tires over the years. My flats usually happen in the garage, overnight, presenting themselves before I get on and ride.
The Podiums are an experiment with "cheap" and "sport" for me. I have to say they are pretty good tires.
I have not tried Avons or Dunlops. I think I have tried everything else that will fit the bike.
I don't think anybody, not even Shinko, makes a bad tire that will fit the R1100RT.
I started riding in the late 60's, on Japanese bikes with wobbly frames and drum brakes.
Let me tell you we had some bad tires back then.
I had tires that would drift me right the hell off the road on a Honda 350.
Might as well just use the chrome steel rims and forget the tires.
I have not figured out yet why one set of tires will "like to turn" and another set won't.
There's a lot of physics converging on the front axle from a lot of different directions.
You can measure the different tires and only find tiny differences in profile, and those probably go away after 500 miles.
Sidewall stiffness? Gyroscopic forces due to heavy steel belts versus lightweight Kevlar belts?
I don't know. I just have to try stuff and take notes.
Then a de-lamination on the front, which I only used because it was a replacement provided by Shinko.
After three tires going bad, I decided it was enough and have since used Michelins. Never had an issue with the rear. Ran 42/36 rear/front.
I still use the Ravens on my 2000 Suzuki Bandit 600, but it is a much lighter bike.
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I had Ravens on my 1150R & they were as good as any I've ever used. The picture shows something that might not be Shinkos fault? A split bothers me more than the cupping as a way to blame the mfg. & a guy showed a split (I think I'm remembering ok here)Shinko scoot tire elsewhere recently. Most times you show a split there is too much PSI involved or also aging. Per the pic, hard to imagine that there are/were tread rubber imperfections evenly spaced on a tire & also that is not evidence of a typical carcass defect either. Lets hear from the "tire experts",
"If I had my life to live over, I'd dare to make more mistakes next time...I'd relax,I'd limber up... I would take fewer things seriously...take more chances... take more trips...climb more mountains...swim more rivers...eat more ice cream." Jorge Luis Borges at age 85.
The pic is very curious. The pattern seemed to be in exactly the same symmetric place and the same shape. The only thing I can think of that would create a hole like that would be a bubble in the rubber, maybe. Sure didn't look like a chunk letting go. It almost looks like a spoon scooped out the rubber and then the edges just wore some. Strange.
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My opinion, tires are the MOST important safety component on a vehicle PERIOD!
The best brakes, best suspension, best engineering is all out the door on crappy tires. Not saying Shinkos are, but I don't get paid to test tires, so I want something that I can trust the engineering, quality control and rubber compounds.
Mileage is secondary to safety. The $100 extra I might spend on every set is miniscule to cost possible damage to the bike and the body, let alone, a funeral. We wear $2000 worth of protective gear, in hopes we don't need it, then why save penny's on what could save us from using it?
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2004 R1150RT 183,000 miles , 1991 K100LT 128,700 miles, 1982 R100RT 106,900 miles
Total 418,600 BMW miles
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