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Guide to the Robert E. Badham Papers
Guide to the Robert E. Badham Papers
Collection number: MS-R 11Special Collections and Archives
The UCI Libraries
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, California
- Special Collections and Archives
- The UCI Libraries
- P.O. Box 19557
- University of California
- Irvine, California 92623-9557
- Phone: (949) 824-3947
- Fax: (949) 824-2472
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- URL: http://www.lib.uci.edu/rrsc/speccoll.html
- Processed by:
- Sharon Pugsley and Mary Ellen Goddard
- Date Completed:
- 1992
- Encoded by:
- Brooke Dykman Dockter
Collection Scope and Content Summary
Collection Contents
Series 1. California assembly, 1962-1982
Cities in 74th Assembly District/Orange County
Costa Mesa, 1971-1973, 1975
Dana Point, 1968, 1970, 1972
Fountain Valley, 1977
Irvine, 1969-1973, 1975
Laguna Beach, 1968-1969, 1971-1973, 1975-1977
Laguna Hills, 1971, 1975
Leisure World, 1972-1973
Mission Viejo, 1975
Newport Beach, 1971-1974, 1976 (Civic Directory 1976)
Oceanside, 1975-1977, 1979 (Floodway Information, San Luis Rey River. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, L.A. Dist., 1974)
San Clemente, 1971-1974, 1975-1976, 1981
Santa Ana, 1970-1975
Tustin, 1971-1976
Villa Park, 1973
Other cities
Campaigns, etc.
Biographical Information, R.E.B.
Campaign, 1962-1963
Campaign Materials
Correspondence, Newsclips, 1962-1963
Campaign Treasurer, 1970-1972
Republican County Central Committees, Legislative Counsel's Opinions on, 1971-1976
Campaign 74, Badham Endorsements
Contributions, 1974
Publications, 1974-1978
Campaign Statements, Endorsements, 1975
Calendar, 1976
Campaign 76, Schmitz, Jeffrey Formal Complaints, Filed with FCC
Campaign 76, Jeffrey vs. Badham (Newsletter & Campaign Bulletin)
Campaign 76, General Election Results
Election Results Bulletin & Mailing List, 1976
Campaign 76, Congratulation Letter
Press Clippings and Literature 1976
Correspondence 1976, 1978
Federal Election Commission and Other Campaign Correspondence and Materials, 1976-1978
Income Tax Returns and Corres., Badham Fund, 1976-1978
Invitations: Dinners, Receptions, Etc., 1966, 1976, 1978
Joint Fund Raising, Freshmen Congressmen, Corres., Etc., 1977
Publications, 1974-1978
Navy League Mailing List, 1978
Reception for Orange County Republican Congressmen and Governor Ronald Reagan, 1979, (1 restricted folder)
San Clemente City Council Resolution No. 66-1978 Honoring Robert E. Badham's First 16 Years of Public Service, 16 August 1978
Narration for Slide Show, 1978 (Slides in Photo Collection)
Political Organizations
Campaigns for Other Assembly Districts, 1976
Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress, 1976
Jeffrey, Harry P., for Congress, 1976
Republican County Central Committees (legislative opinions), 1971-1976
Schmitz, John G., 1970, 1976-1978, 1982
Press Releases, 1963, 1969-1976
Assembly Legislation, Subject Files
Legislative Record of Assemblyman Robert E. Badham, 1963-1973
Bills Authored or Coauthored by Badham, 1964-1971
Bills Introduced by Badham and Bills Passed by Legislature, 1971
Badham Proposed Legislation, 1972-1974
Badham Vita, ca 1972
Badham Legislation, 1972
Badham Co-authored Bills for 1973
Bicycle Legislation, 1971-1972
Doheny Beach Property, 1971-1972
Education, AB 145, 1964-1965
Financial Responsibility for Vehicle Accidents, AB 280, 1970-1972
"Goofs," 1967
Healing Arts, AB1244, 1971
Honey, AB678, 1971-1972
Laguna Marine Preserve, 1971-1972
License Plates, Personalized, 1969-1974
Marine Preserve, 1967-1972 (2 fds)
Orange Juice, AB2938, 1971
Salt Creek Exchange, 1971
School Bond Election, 1967
Television Repairs, AB2231, 1971
Miscellaneous Legislation, 1971-1973
Republican Report "Random Summary of Accomplishments" 1971
Summary of Legislation 1972
Assembly Bills by Number, 1973-1974
Assembly Bills by Number, 1975-1976
Series 2. 95th Congress, 1977-1978
Badham Column, 1977 -1978
Press Releases, 1977 -1978
Magazine Articles regarding Badham
Air California Magazine reprint, July 1977
New Worlds magazine reprint, Oct/Nov 1977
The Executive of Orange County reprint, January 1978
Newsletter Working Files 1977, 1978
Member's Personal Voting Record
Notebook, Badham, 1977-1978
Folder, Badham Activity in Congress, February -April 1977
House Activity
Dear Colleague Rule on H.R. 11983
Floor Statements
Joint Letters - Executive Branch
Department of Commerce to Environmental Protection
Joint Letters - Executive Branch
FCC to White House
Joint Letters - Congress
Joint Letters - State of California
Armed Service Committee Reports
Hearings Before and Special Reports Made by Committee on Armed Services. Subjects Affecting the Naval and Military Establishments 1977. 1st Session. 4 books.
Miscellaneous, 1977-1978
Monthly Files
Publicity Files
White House
Freshman Class
California Republican Delegation
Constituent Dictation
Famous Signatures
Series 3. 96th Congress, 1979-1980
Badham Column 1979-1980
Press Releases 1979-1980
Newsletter Working Files 1979-1980
REB Legislation 1979
REB Legislation 1980
Members Personal Voting Record (notebook)
Dear Colleagues
Subject File
House Activity
Floor Statements, 1979-1980
Joint Letters
Executive Branch
Dept. Agriculture
Dept. Commerce
Dept. Defense
Dept. Education
Dept. Energy
Dept. Health & Human Services
Dept. Interior
Dept. Justice
Dept. State
Dept. Transportation
Dept. Treasury
White House
Independent Agencies
Civil Aeronautics Board
Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Emergency Management Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Office of Management and Budget
Veteran's Affairs
Joint Letters to Congress
Joint Letters to State of California
House Activity
Monthly Files
District Trips, per month
Trips, Official
Republican Delegation
Appointments and Invitations Accepted
Series 4. 97th Congress, 1981-1982
Badham Column 1981-1982
Press Releases 1981-1982
Newsletter Working Files, 1981-1982
Congressional Update, 1981, 1982
Insider's Newsletter, June 1982
REB Legislation 1981
Member's Personal Voting Record, 1981-1982
Interviews/Articles, 1982
Interviews/Speeches 1981-1982
Congressional Record Statements
Joint Letter to Executive Branch
Central Intelligence Agency
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Defense
Dept. of Air Force
Dept. of Army
Dept. of Navy
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Energy
Dept. of Health and Human Services
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Dept. of Interior
Dept. of Justice
Dept. of Labor
Dept. of State
Dept. of Transportation
Dept. of Treasury
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Federal Reserve
Ofiice of Management and Budget
U.S. Postal Service
U. S. Trade Rep.
Veterans Administration
Joint Letters to Foreign Officials
Joint Letters to Congress
Joint Letters to State of California
Sponsor Files
H.R. 15 to H.R. 7411
Co-Sponsor Files
H.R. 48 to H.R. 570
H.C.R. 28 to H.C.R. 427
H.J.R. 2 to H.J.R. 541
Miscellaneous Files 1981
Monthly Files
Famous Signatures
North Atlantic Assembly 1981
Travel - Official
Miscellaneous Files 1982
Travel - Official
White House
Monthly Files
North Atlantic Assembly
Badham Publicity
Series 5. 98th Congress, 1983-1985
Badham Column 1983-1984
Press Releases 1983-1984
Newsletter Working Files 1983-1984
Newsletters 1984
Insider's Newsletter Working Files, 1984
Area Targeted Newsletters
Newport Beach
Laguna Hills
Irvine & Tustin
Member's Voting Record
98th Congress, 1983-1984
Legislative Profile, 1983-1984
House Activity-98th Congress
Dear Colleagues
Joint Dear Colleagues
Dept. of Defence
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Air Force
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Army
Dept. of Navy
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Energy
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Dept. of Health and Human Services
Dept. of Interior
Dept. of Justice
Dept. of Labor
Dept. of State
Office of Management and Budget
Dept. of Transportation
Dept. of Treasury
U.S.Trade Rep
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Emission Trading Credits
Environmental Protection
Federal Aviation Administration
Fed. Elec. Commission
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S. Postal Service
Veterans Adminstration
Foreign Officials
House Activity - Co-Sponsor Files
H.R. 17 to H.R. 4544
South Pacific Fishery
Tax Cut & Indexation
Wine Equity Act
Afganistan Support
National Down's Syndrome Month
Miscellaneous Files
Surveys and Ratings
Press Media Services
Radio 1983
Misc. Press
Travel 1983
Travel Press
Election 1984
Election Nov. 1984
Re-Election Bed Announcement
Miscellaneous 1984
Page Appointments
Miscellaneous 1982-1985
Monthly Files 1983
United Air Lines 1983
American Air Lines
Southern Nato 1983
White House
Library Books
REB Dictation - Constituent Leg.
Commemorative Stamps
Miscellaneous, 1983
REB Birthday Cards, 1983
REB Correspondence 1984-1985
Series 6. 99th Congress, 1985-1986
Press Releases, 1985, 1986
Press Release Working Files, 1985-1986
Miscellaneous Files
Public Service Announcements, 1985
Newsletter Working Files, 1985-1986
Clippings and Miscellaneous, 1985
Miscellaneous 1986
SR-71 Flight
Legislative Profile notebook, 1985-1986
Members Personal Voting Record 1985-1986
1985 Scheduling Notebook
House Activity
Joint Letters
Dear Colleague
Joint Dear Colleague
Dept. of Agriculture
U. S. Air Force
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Defense
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Energy
Dept. of Health and Human Services
Dept. of Interior
Dept. of Justice
Dept. of Labor
U. S. Navy
Office of Managemnet and Budget
Dept. of State
Dept. of Treasury
Dept. of Transportation
White House
Environmental Protection
Federal Communication Commission
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. International Trade Commission
SBA Letter/Willard Boat
Joint Letters to:
United Nations
U.S. Trade Representative
Committee on Appropriations
Ways and Means Committee
Foreign Officials
Office of Legislative Information - Reports on Legislation, 9 folders
Co-Sponsor Files
Co-Sponsor Files
Series 7. 100th Congress, 1971-1988
Badham Press Releases 1987-1988
Clippings and Miscellaneous 1987
Newsletter Proofs (working files) 1987-1988
District News Summary 1987
Clippings of Political Campaigns in District, 1988
C-Span Program
Joint Letters
Dear Colleagues
Joint Dear Colleagues
Energy and Water Testimony
Joint Letters to Executive Branch
U.S. Air Force
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Energy
Dept. of Health & Human Services
Dept. of Interior
Dept. of Justice
Dept. of Labor
U.S. Navy
Dept. of State
Dept. of Treasury
Dept. of Transportation
U. S. Trade Representative
U.S. International Trade Commission
White House
Joint Letters to Federal Agencies
Joint Letters to Congress
Appropriations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Budget Committee
Commerce Committee
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Judiciary Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Joint Letters to Foreign Officials
Joint Letters to State of California
Energy and Water Testimony, 4/l/87
Floor Statements, 1987, 1988
House Activity
Co-Sponsor Files H.R. 8-1093
Co-Sponsor Files H.R. 1103-5381
Whip File, 100th Congress
Senate Activity
House Activity, H.R. 19-276
Ways and Means Committee Report on Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act of 1987
House Activity, H.J.R. 3-254
H.J.R. 255-669 H Con Res-7 to H Con Res-348
Legislative Profile, 1987-1988,
Legislative Activity Guide, 100th Congress
Weekly Files - January 3, 1988 to April 30, 1988
Weekly Files - May 1, 1988 to October 29, 1988
Whip Files, H.R.3-1783
Whip Files, H.R. 1801-3971
Whip Files, H.R. 4028-5263
Subject Files
Air/Space America
Base Closing
Boat Bill
McLaughlin Show, July 13-11AM
Cable Show - past
Cable Show - scripts and information
Central America
Central America - Nicaragua
Chemical Warfare
Child Care
Congressional Medal of Honor/Speech
Congressional Youth Leadership Council
Defense Authority, FY 89
District Information
Egg King
Foreign Policy
Free Electron Lazer
Grants and Contracts, Previous
Leisure World
Letters to the Editor
Line Item Veto
Mailing Lists
McDonnell Douglas
Medical Treatment - Freedom Fighters
Military Issues - Air Force
Military Issues - Marines
Military Issues - Navy
Minimum Wage
Minority Rights
National Labs
Newport Bay
Newsletter - Current
Newsletter - Past
Newsletter - Upcoming
Organized Crime
OCS - Clean Air
OCS - Drilling
Paul-OCS - Latest Action
Pentagon - Contractor-Procurement-Fraud
Persian Gulf
Poll Closing
President, the
Press Contact - Newspapers
Press Contact - Periodical Magazines
Press Contact - Radio
Press Contact - Television
Press Contact - Miscellaneous
Property Rights
Public Opinion
Republican Communication Assoc.
Requests - Education
Requests - Miscellaneous
Santa Ana River
Santiago Creek
Small Business
Social Security
South Africa
Soviet Union
Special Orders
SDI - Strategic Defense Initiative
State Politics
Sunset Harbor
Super Conductors
Super Conductor SC 1987
Supercolliding Conductor 1986-1987
Super Stalion
Super Stalion Press Packs
Town Halls
Toshiba 1988
Toshiba 1987
Trade Conference - Toshiba
More Toshiba 1987
Toshiba Trade Sanctions, 1988
Transportation Forum - Southern California 1987
Transport of Toxic Materials
Vietnam and Far East Trip, 1988
Watchdogs Awards
Ziggarut-Chef Holifield Bldg .
Boy Scouts
Constitution - Bicentennial Info.
Bilingual Education
English Language Testimony
E. L. Ammendment, Misc.
ELA Testimony, Pro
Press - ELA
Illegal Drugs
Drug Testing
Education/School Programs
International Implications
Posse Comitatus
Special Reports
100th Congress, 1987-1988
Orange County Newsclips, Literature, etc. 1988.
Legislative Profile, 1987-1988.
Legislative Activity Guide - Badham Voting Record, January-October, 1988
Badham Schedule, January -November 1985 ; reported by Member Info. Network, 1987
Cable Tape Distribution 1987-1988
Cable Show Production, 1987-1988
Correspondence Analysis Report by Issue, 1977-1988
Legislative Paragraphs
Aged and Social Security
Agriculture 1987-1988
Banking and Housing, 1987-1988
Commerce, 1987-1988
Congress, 1987-1988
Defense, Economy & Budget
Education, Energy
Environment, Federal Government
International Relations
Science and Space, Taxes
Transportation, Veterans, Welfare
Follow-up Paragraphs, Legis/Case
Legislative Paragraphs - Active
Aged and Social Security
Agriculture, Animal Protection
Banking and Housing, Commerce
Communications, Congress, Consumer, Defense
Economy and Budget
Education, Energy, Environment
Federal Government, Health
Judiciary, Labor
Science and Space, Taxes
Transportation, Veterans, Welfare
Issue Book
Unprocessed Legislative papers
95th Congress - "Dead and Edited"
2 notebooks, January 1977 -February 1978
March 1978 -January 15, 1979
96th Congress - "Dead and Edited"
2 notebooks, January 1979 -January 1980
January 1980 -January 1981
97th Congress - "Dead and Edited"
2 notebooks, January 1981 -January 1982
January 1982 -December 1982
98th Congress - "Dead and Edited"
l notebook, January 1983 -October 1984
99th Congress - Paragraphs and sample letters notebook
99th Congress
Legislative Paragraphs, by Subject
Badham Co-Sponsor Listing
Badham Schedule, Monthly
February 1985 -December 1988
Out of District Correspondence
January -September 1977
Oct. 1977 -Dec. 1979, Jan. 1982-Dec. 1984
Congressional Record - Badham Remarks 1978-1979, 1983-1984
Legislation, Badham Sponsored, Co-Sponsored, and/or Introduced, 1982-1985
97th to 99th Congress, by folder title
Willett, 1979-1984
H.R. 1423, Crystal Cathedral, 1981-1984
Livermore Labs - Amendments 1983
Scuba 1984
Mallgrove, Fred, 1981, 1983
Foreign Language Assistance Amendment, 1983-1984
Savings and Loan Bill, 1984
H.C.R. 411, 97th Congress
Speech Material, Defense, 97th Congress
H.J.R. 359, 98th Congress
H.R. 3298, 98th Congress
National Disabled American Vet Week, 1983
98th Congress Legislation, Sponsored
Scuba Diving, H.J.R. 508, 98th Congress
H.R. 1372, Alaskan Hoovercraft, 98th Congress
Free Electron Laser Program Med/Sci Spinoff Applications
Legislation, Badham Sponsored Bills
Irvine Co. and El Toro Marine Base Land Swap, 1979
Sky Lark, H.R. 3126
Resolution of Airlift
H.R. 143, Second Mortgage Ded. for Boats
H.R. 951, IRA Equity and Retention Act
H.R. 1142, Terminate Bilingual Ballots
H.R. 1764, Air Quality OCS
H.R. 2296, Air Cal
Seybold/Tuoe Ba Nguyen
Bills Forms
H.J.R. 504, Astronaut Memorial
Astronaut Memorial Bill 1986-1987
99th Congress Bills
SDI Amendment
H.C.R. 372, Commending Peris & King Hassan
IRA Equity & Retention Act
MONEX International
Irvine Boulevard
The "great" egg debate
Egg Amendment
Offshore Oil Drilling
Private Bill REquests
Bilingual Ballot Bill
H.R. 6, Water Conservation
Badham General Info.
LAVI Amendment
Badham Amendments/Testimonies
Badham Correspondence, Misc.
Rayhall Amendments/Testimonies
Rayhall Correspondence
Rayhall Gen. Info.
U.S. Virgin Islands
H.R. 143, Bill to Maintain Morgage Interest Deductions for Boats
IRA Equity and Retention Act 1987
Appropriations - OCS 1986-1987
OCS 1987 California 5-year Plan
Moratorium on Appropriations OCS, 1985
Hearing Sept. 11, 1985, Sub. on PC & OCS
Proposed 5-year OCS Plan 1986
Hearing on H.R. 3373, Sub. on Energy of Interior
California Negotiations on OCS 1985-1986
Lease Sale 95, 1987
OCS Priliminary Agreement, 1985
California Coastal Commission, 1987
Air Quality Information, 1987
Air Quality/Environmnt OCS, 1986-1987
OCS Proposal - Marine Sanctuary, 1986-1987
Eggs (centrifuge-breaking machine) 2 notebooks, 1984-1985
Subcommittee Hearing on the Egg Master, Nov. 21, 1985, (notebook)
Egg King (notebook) 1983-1985
Egg (centrifuge egg-breaking machine) 1985-1987
Coastal Zone Management, 1986
Exxon V. Fischer, 1986/87
Gray Davis & OCS
Oil Drilling -Press, News Articles, General
OCS - Oil Lease Sales Info
Hearing on 5 year OCS Plan May 1987
OCS Conference Nov. 7, 1987
Industry and OCS
OCS Revenue Sharing Sec. 8G
Letters to Constituents (Examples of)
Gerrymandering, 1984-1988
Ninth District Opinion, 1984, 1987-1988
Davis V. Bandemer, 1985-1986
Gerrymandering - General, 1986-1987
Press, 1986-1988
Badham V. Eu - U.S. Supreme Court 1988
Badham V. Eu, (Gerrymandering) 1987
Reapportionment, 1983-1986
Reapportionment 1983
CA Reapportionment 1983-1984
Reapportionment 1983-1986
Miscellaneous Files, 1973-1982
Badham District Trips, 1978-1979
Blue Ribbon Regional Airport Committee (Notebook) 1973, 1981-1982
Laguna Beach, 1979
Costa Mesa, 1970's and 1980's
Newport Beach, 1978
Santa Ana, 1975, 1981
Camp Pendleton, Annexation of, 1982-1983
Camp Pendleton, 1980, 1981, n.d.
Orange County Urban Park, 2 folders, 1979-1981
Downtown Passport Office Closure, 1982
Ontario Airport Inspection Station, 1982
California Public Utilities Commission
California Industry - Energy, 1983
Office of Refugee Services
Oil Shale, 1979
Bunn Proposal, 1980
Liquified Natural Gas
News Clippings - LNG, 1978
Gasoline Shortage, May 1979
Strategic Imbalance, 1977-1978
Correspondence, Cleveland National Forest -Trubaco 1979
Miscellaneous Files, 1987-1988
Toshiba Comments - Congressional Record, April 26, 1988
National Defence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1989
Toshiba Case 1987-1988
1988 Election, Newsclips - Notebook
Fiscal Year 1989, DOD Authorization Bill
H.R. 4264 Floor Debate
1987 Misc. Letters
Ground Proximity Warning System, 1987
Press Info
Newsclips, January -April
Misc. Late Information for UCI
Armed Services Committee
Miscellaneous Files, 1987-1988
Transportation Conference
White House Greetings
Thank You's, 1988
REB Thank You's, 1987-1988
Congratulations, 1987
Letters of Congratulation
Miscellaneous Files, 1976-1988
1985 Inauguration
1976-1988 Famous Signatures
Memorabilia, 1985
Legislative Digest 1986-1988
Badham Newsletters to Constituents, etc.
Badham Reports (newsletter) 1977-1988
Special Report (newsletter) 1984-1987
Insiders' Newsletter, 1983-1985
Congressional Update 1983-1984
Town Hall Meeting Notice, Aug. 1987
Brochure - Business Opportunity Conference 1986
Misc. Newsletters, other congressmen
Certificates, Outsize Photos, Misc.
Flat box, 17x21x3
Certificates, Campaign Posters, Misc.
Flat box, 23-1/2x31-1/2x3
Badham Newsclips
1971-1972. Pasted in 2 scrapbooks.
Notebook, looseleaf, with biographies of each senator and assemblyman, n.d. (ca. 1972)
1963-1988. Microfiche - Working Copy
1963-1988. Microfiche - Master Copy
Series 8. Legislative correspondence, 1977-1988
Additional Note
1,151 to 12300 (Jan 1977 to March 1978)
12301 to 18800 (March 1978 to May 1979)
18801 to 25700 (April 1979 to January 1980)
25701 to 35900 (January 1980 to January 1981)
35951 to 44400 (January 1981 to December 1981)
44401 to 51000 (November 1981 to October 1982)
51001 to 58000 (October 1982 to December 1983)
58001 to 61800 (November 1983 to October 1984)
61851 to 65250 (October 1984 to September 1985)
65251 to 68800 (June 1985 to December 1985)
68801 to 70900 (January 1986 to October 1986)
70901 to 72750 (October 1986 to August 1987)
72751 to 74250 (July 1987 to March 1988)
74251 to 7640 (January 1988 to September 1988)
76401 to 77213 (August 1988 to December 1988)
Series 9. Audiovisual materials, 1962-1988
Subseries 9.1 Video and audio recordings, 1982-1988
* BAV0001 - Richard Pearl, Assistant Secretary of Defense, "How Much Defense Do We Need?" Videotape, June 6, 1985
* BAV0002 - Martha McSteen, Acting Commissioner, Social Security Administration. Videotape, July 23, 1985
* BAV0003 - Trent Lott, Republican Whip, Videotape, March 3, 1986
* BAV0004 - Richard Willard, Assistant Attorney General, "Tort Reform and Liability Insurance, Prop. 51". Videotape, May 13, 1986
* BAV0005 - Thomas Turnage, Veterans Administration, "Veterans Issues". Videotape, May 13, 1986
* BAV0006 - Elliot Abrams, Under Secretary of State for American Affairs, "Central America" Videotape, May 14, 1986
* BAV0007 - General Abrahamson, "Strategic Defense Initiative" Videotape, May 15, 1986
* BAV0008 - Ronald Docksai, Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services, "Catastrophic Health Insurance" Videotape, March 10, 1987
* BAV0009 - Malcolm Baldridge, Secretary of Commerce, "Trade, Value of the Dollar, Technological Innovations, Tourism" Videotape, May 27, 1987
* BAV0010 - William Brock, Secretary of Labor, "Employment, Minimum Wage, Labor Law and Pending Legislation" Videotape, June 10, 1987
* BAV0011 - Richard Lyng, Secretary of Agriculture, "Farm Supports, Migrant Workers, Immigration Policy, Food Inspection, Trade" Videotape, June 24, 1987
* BAV0012 - John O. Marsh, Jr., Secretary of the Army, "Defense, Weapons Programs, Recruitment" Videotape, July 21, 1987
* BAV0013 - Otis Bowen, Secretary of Health and Human Services, "Health Care, Catastrophic Health Insurance, Social Security, AIDS" Videotape, September 10, 1987
* BAV0014 - Caspar Weinberger, Secretary of Defense, "Defense, Persian Gulf, Central America, SDI, Arms Control" Videotape, September 16, 1987
BAV0035 - "Nightly Business Report: Sgt. York System" KCET, Channel 28, 7:00PM, October 19, 1983
* BAV0015 - John Herrington, Secretary of Energy, "Alternative Energy Sources, Conservation, Proposed Legislation, Offshore Drilling" Videotape, October 22, 1987
* BAV0016 - T. Allen McArtor, Federal Aviation Administration Administrator, "Air Traffic Safety, Air Travel, John Wayne Airport" Videotape, December 9, 1987
* BAV0017 - John McBride, Astronaut, "Space Policy" (includes 8-minute tape of his 1984 Shuttle mission) Videotape, December 9, 1987
* BAV0018 - Linus Wright, Under Secretary of Education, "Education Policy, Bilingual Education, James Madison High School" Videotape, February 4, 1988
* BAV0019 - Representative Lindy Boggs, Speaker's Designee for the Bicentennial Celebration, and Dr. Ray Smock, Historian of the House, "Bicentennial of the Constitution" Videotape, February 9, 1988
* BAV0020 - The three chiefs of the National Laboratories, "Work Going on at Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore and Sandia Laboratories" Videotape, March 3, 1988
* BAV0021 - Representative Earl Hutto, former Representative Lester Wolfe, "Defense, Other Issues Before Congress" Videotape, March 23, 1988
* BAV0022 - Lieutenant General Colin Powell, National Security Adviser to President Reagan, "The Soviet-U.S. Summit, European Relations, Central America" Videotape, June 25, 1988
* BAV0023 - Los Alamos Tape, "Description of work at Los Alamos National Laboratories with an introduction by Congressman Badham" Videotape, August 12, 1988
* BAV0024 - Tom Clancy, "Defense Policy and His Works: Hunt for Red October, Red Storm Rising, Patriot Games, Cardinal of the Kremlin" Videotape, September 21, 1988
* BAV0025 - Dr. Robert Costello, Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, "Military Equipment, Pentagon Procurement Scandal, SDI, Burdensharing" Videotape, September 22, 1988
* BAV0026 - Ed Meese, Adviser to Governor and President Reagan, "Conservative Ideology, Accomplishments of Reagan Administrations" Videotape, September 27, 1988
BAV0027 - Videotape, September 20, 1984
* BAV0028 - Representative Dan Lungren, "Illegal Immigration Issue" Videotape, March 25, 1985
BAV0053 - "The Dessert Lockout: A Question of Freedom" by the Pro-Dessert Coalition. Videotape, n.d.
BAV0029 - Videotape, May 15, 1985
BAV0030 - Videotape, June 6, 1985
* BAV0031 - Robert Badham discusses the Social Security System, Videotape, July 23, 1985
BAV0032 - Foreign Trade, Videotape, November 19, 1985
BAV0033 - Videotape, March 4, 1986
BAV0034 - Teleprompter Cable TV presents "New Neighbors... New Challenges" a production of the Task Force on Police/Asian Relations (TOPAR) Part I & II, Videotape, n.d.
BAV0036 - Republican National Committee, "Legacy of Greatness" Videotape, February 15, 1982
BAV0037 - Videotape, July 23, 1985
BAV0038 - S.I. Hayakawa, PhD, Assemblyman Frank Hill, Congressman R. Badham, Host-Moderator, Stanley Diamond, "English as the Official language", Videotape, n.d.
BAV0039 - English as Official Language, CNN, Videotape, July 24, 1986, 7:30PM
BAV0040 - Industrial Biotechnology Association, "A Delicate Balance" Videotape, n.d.
BAV0041 - National Cancer Institute, "The First Public Hearing" , Compilation from the National Cancer Advisory Board, Los Angeles, Videotape, n.d.
BAV0042 - The Anti-Dual Shop Legislation National Coalition to Defeat H.R. 281/S492, Videotape, 1987
BAV0043 - The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, "The National Aids Awareness Test", Videotape, n.d.
BAV0044 - Ross Lab's "Warmth, Involvement, Caring: The WIC Success Story", Videotape, n.d.
BAV0045 - "S.T.O.P." The National Coalition Against Pornography, Videotape, n.d.
BAV0046 - Betty Petroff/Mark Andrews, Scott Video Productions, Videotape, n.d.
BAV0047 - Americans for Due Process, "Should Karl Linnas Be Put to Death?" Videotape, 1987
BAV0048 - J. Morgan Hodges, "Black South Africans Speak Out", Videotape, July 1988
BAV0049 - Eastern Airlines Pilot Group Congressional Videotape, n.d.
BAV0050 - McDonnell Douglas, "The AV-8B Harrier II - Marine Close Air Support Machine", Videotape, n.d.
BAV0051 - U.S. Committee for United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, "Child Survival Campaign for Life" Videotape, n.d.
BAV0052 - Americans for Bush, "Experience vs. Experiments" Videotape, n.d.
BAV0054 - American Defense Preparedness Association, "SDI: A Prospect for Peace" Videotape, n.d.
BAV0055 - CNN, "Battle for Peace" Videotape, 1987-1988
BAV0056 - California Council for Humanities, "The Revolutionary Return of Thomas Jefferson" Videotape, 1988
BAV0057 - U.S. House Floor Coverage, 1835-1845
BAV0058 - Southern California Association of Governments, "Stuck in Traffic" Videotape, November 03, 1988
BAV0059 - "South Africa in Search of Moderation - Understanding Through Communication" Videotape, n.d.
BAV0060 - A Personal Message from Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. Videotape, n.d.
BAV0061 - "Aids - Everything You and Your Family Need to Know But Were Afraid to Ask" Videotape, December 9, 1987
BAV0062 - Videotape, n.d.
BAV0063 - Badham/Weinburger, September 16, 1987 and C-Span Call-In, October 21, 1987, Audiotape cassette
BAV0064 - Northwest Week in Review, Audiotape cassette, October 1, 1987
BAV0065 - Badham Open and Close Master, Videotape, March 27, 1985
Subseries 9.2 Realia, 1963-1988
Plaques - Watchdogs of the Treasury Awards, from National Associated Businessmen, 1977-1987
Plaque from House Armed Services Committee, n.d.
Airplane model, KC-10, from McDonnell Douglas, n.d.
Mickey Mouse paperweight, Walt Disney, 1901-1966
Glass candy jar, from March of Dimes for Congressional WalkAmerica, April 2, 1985
Frontiersman with rifle from NRA Institute for Legislative Action, 1978
Plaque commemorating the first transcontinental telephone line, 1915
Plaque from California Thoracic Society, 1973
Wooden bowl with cover
Frontiersmen with rifles from National Federation of Independent Business, 95th to 100th Congress
Rocket model from PAVE TACK
Paper weight with shaving from the first part milled for the C-17, November 2, 1987 from McDonnell Douglas
Rug, 1" sq.
Framed glass on wooden base from Wells Marine, Incorporated, a subsidiary of Valentic International Corporation, n.d.
Brass sail boat
Leather wall hanging
Pewter cup, 1895-1985, NAM
Paper weight, AICPA/CSCPA, California Congressional Breakfast, September 18, 1986
Small flag, 1980 Los Angeles Olympic Committee for the Games of the XXIIIrd Olympiad Los Angeles 1984
Plaque, commemorating the first day of flight by Orville & Wilbur Wright, December 17, 1903, given by Time magazine, December 17, 1978
Paperweight with eagle insignia
Clock in shape of 100 from Korean Assembly on the occasion celebrating the centennial of Korean-U.S. Diplomatic Relations
Clock in wooden from Air Force Association, n.d.
Wooden gavel on plaque, California State Society, 1985
Pen holder from Rotary International, n.d.
Plaque to Badham as "Guest Speaker for Frank Norris Pig Dinner, May 10, 1985
Pen & paper holder, AIESEC Long Beach, U.S.- Japan Project 86, March 10-24
Paperweight with seal of State of California, n.d.
Plaque commemorating Morley Drury, n.d.
Desk clock from General Electric
Paperweight from Self Insurance Institute of America, Incorporated, September 1985
Israel coin medal for celebrating independence/set up of Jewish state,
Plaque from Korean Minister of National Defense Yoon Sung Min, 16 August 1983
Plaque from Egypt Air Force, F-16 Wing 232, n.d.
Plaque from Egypt Air Force? n.d.
Route Folder from 391st TFS IR-303, showing Badham's F-111A flight, 20 September 1979
Plaque from City of Huntington Beach to honor 16 years of service, n.d.
Plaque from American Bus Association, n.d.
Plaque from Orange County Water Industry, October 19-24, 1987
Plaque from American-Turkish Association of Southern California, November 1985
Plaque from First Annual Celebrity Waiters's Luncheon, with photo of celebrity waiters Barbara Stewart-_____, Robert Badham, AnnStern, Wolf Stern, and Ed Arnold, 1986
Paperweight, "Navy Country, Home Port, South Texas" from the South Texas Homeport Task Force
Paperweight, "2nd Infantry Division, Second to None" from Mg Henry Doctor, Jr., CG, Second Infantry Division, 16 July 1984
Paperweight-medal from World Anti-Communist League commemorating Chiang Kai Shek, 1887-1975
Plaque, 1977 Civil Libertarian Award for opposition to H.R. 6666, June 27, 1977 by Conservative Caucus, Incorporated
Plaque for Orange County Chamber of Commerce membership, n.d.
Plaque, Thank You to Badham for his contribution to free enterprise, August 21, 1982
Plaque, Huntington Beach Central Park, June 15, 1974.
Plaque from California State Assembly, n.d.
Plaque from California Chiropractic Association, June 20, 1970
Plaque saluting Badham on his Silver Anniversary of Dedicated Service & Leadership, June 4, 1987
Plaque from Orange County Coast Association, 2/1/68
Plaque from California Employment Agencies Association 1967
Plaque from Costa Mesa Junior Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
Paperweight from Capistrano Valley High School, n.d.
Plaque from U.S. Jaycess, Newport Harbor Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, 1971
Plaque for judging Sand Castle Building Contest, sponsored by Commodores Club of Chamber of Commerce, Newport Harbor, California, (14th Annual) n.d.
Plaque from Anaheim Republican Assembly, October 1, 1965
Plaque from California Republican Assembly, April 4, 1981
Plaque from "Grand and Exalted Order of Pipeliners" n.d.
Plaque from 552 Club, dedicated to support of Hoag Hospital, n.d.
Plaque from the Private Employment Agencies Industry, 1967
Paperweight, brass, Palacio de Belem (Portugal) n.d.
Plaque from Town Hall of California, Aug. 30, 1979
Plaque from Mission Viejo Kiwanis Club, n.d.
Model for experiment, Inertial Fusian Target for Proton Beam Experiment, n.d.
Plaque from Ford Aerospace & Communications Corporation, "PAVE TACK", Aug. 30, 1979
Plaque, Leisure World 20th Anniversary Parade Participant, 1984 from the Austin Company, 1878-1978
Plaque with tri-square from The Austin Company January 1978
Plaque from U.S. Congressional Travel and Tourism Caucus, n.d.
Plaque from City of Tustin, n.d.
Plaque from Westminster City Council, 1970
Plaque from Orange County, pre 1976
Plaque from U.S.S. Scamp, SSN 588, n.d.
Plaque from Birtcher Business Center - Laguna Niguel, July 5, 1978
Plaque from 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, MCAS El Toro, May 1977
Plaque from National Taxpayers' Union, 1977
Plaque from First Naval Construction Regiment, May 13, 1977
License Plate, "95th Congress, H-377"
Paperweights from Space Systems Center, Division of Douglas Aircraft Company, November 4, 1963
Paperweight, "South Coast Metro, Building Excellence", n.d.
Paperweight from Grampaw Pettibone Squadron Association of Naval Aviation, 8 December 1988
Bottle from Telemetrics plant, Santa Ana, groundbreaking, December 3, 1963
Pen & pencil set & holder, from CSEA, n.d.
Models of 12 rockets, SS13, SS16, MX, SS17, SS7(broken) SS18, SS9, Titan, SS19, SS11, Minute-men III, and II, 1975
Model of F-5E plane, broken off base, from Northrop Corporation, n.d.
Plaque from Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors n.d.
Model of torpedo from Aerojet Ordnance Company, 2 December 1983
Sgt. York tank on wooden base, Division of Air Defense Gun, n.d.
Commemorative coins, Victoria, B.C., Canada,3 ea., September 30, 1977
Letter opener, with Star of David and Bethlehem on handle, n.d.
Plaque from American Electronics Association, 1987
Plaque from Ford Aerospace and Communications Corporation, for Sgt. York tank rollout, 1983
Paperweight, Newport-Irvine Rotary Club Guest Speaker, n.d.
Medal of the Bundesrat of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1984
Paperweight, Assembleia da Republica, 1982
Medallian coin, Royal Jordanian Air Force, n.d.
Plaque from Association of California Water Agencies, 1973
Plaque from City of Laguna Beach, November 15, 1972
Plaque from Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce, October 21, 1982
Plaque with invitation, "Mr. John Wayne invites you to celebrate a decade in the assembly with the Honorable Robert E. Badham, October 28, 1971"
Plaque from City of Newport Beach, 1982
Plaque from Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley Board of Realtors, January 24, 1986
Plaque from El Segundo Chamber of Commerce, April 5, 1985
Plaque from City of Irvine, n.d.
Plaque from Immigration and Naturalization Service Western Regional Office, August 16, 1988
Plaque from California Republican Assembly, Laguna Beach Unit, January 3, 1984
Plaque from Trontech, Inc., March 16, 1988
Plaque from 391st TAC FTR Sq., 20 September 1979
Plaque from City of Oceanside, September 8, 1978
Plaque from National Taxpayers Union, first session, 100th Congress.
Plaque from National Association of Realtors, March 31, 1980
Plaque from American Security Council, n.d.
Plaque from the Maddy family for support in the 1978 Campaign for Governor of CA
Paperweight from Beverly Hills Federal Savings for Tustin Dog Days Criterium, August 21, 1977
Paperweight from San Clemente Rotary, n.d.
Plaque from P.O.R.A.C. Orange County Chap., November 1988
Plaque from La Habra Republican Assembly, September 9, 1965
Plaque from Pacific Southwest Hardware Association, Gold Day Award, Low Net, n.d.
Plaque from Fountain Valley Lions, 1977
Plaque from Americans for Constitutional Action, June 17, 1980
Plaque from La Habra Republic Assembly, September 27, 1963
Plaque from Headquarters, NORAD, April 24, 1978
Plaque from MGen J. Koler, Jr. C C. MCAS El Toro, 26 May 1977
Plaque from California Republican Assembly, 1969
Plaque with gavel, from Golden City Kiwanis Club, Santa Ana, n.d.
Plaque from Mission Viejo Humanities Class, 1973
Paperweight, Newport Harbor Fifty Years, 1936-1980
Paperweight, "One Hundred Years Helping to Create the Future, 1879-1979"
Plaque from National Association of Federal Credit Unions, 1983
Plaque from Douglas Aircraft Co., n.d.
Model, silver airplane on wooden platform, AGM-860, ALCM, Boeing, n.d.
Key to the City, City of Oceanside, n.d.
Commemorative coin, Ronald Reagan, n.d.
Paperweight, Coalition of Peace Through Strength, 1978
Whale belt buckle, brass, "Save the Whales", n.d.
Paperweight, Rotary International, n.d.
Paperweight from WETA/26, n.d.
Plaque showing the National Assembly, Republic of Korea, n.d.
Paperweight from the Ministerio de la Defensa, Fuerte Tiuna - Caracas, Venezuela, 1981
Rock inside a blue trapezoid crystal from Ocean Minerals Co., n.d.
An airplane inside a small crystal cube, n.d.
Clock from California Broadcasters Association, 1981
Clock from American Security Council Foundation, n.d.
Plaque from California Rifle & Pistol Association January 31, 1981
Plaque from SAG1SAG NGPANUCONG PICIN_S?
Clock from H.J. Heinz, Pittsburg, USA, n.d.
Plaque/photograph, picture of Pres. Nixon with Badham, all inside a silver frame with glass covering. n.d.
Plaque from American Security Council, August 3, 1983
Plaque with wooden gavel, from Republican Study Committee, 1982
License Plates
"A 74", 1976, California
"A 74", n.d. California
"CA H40" "The 50th American Presidential Inaugural, 1789-1985
"A 71", 1974, California
"A 71", California n.d.
"LIL Pal", California, n.d.
"LIL Pal", California, 1987
Bumper Sticker, "Robert E. Badham, Assemblyman 74th District", n.d.
Plaque from Irvine Temporary Housing, Inc., n.d.
Paperweight from San Diego Board of Supervisors, 1969
Paperweight from Minister of National Defense, Korea, n.d.
Paperweight from Commander in Chief, ROK/US Combined Forces Command, Korea, n.d.
Plaque from American Life Lobby n.d.
Plaque from Martin Marietta Management Club, March 30, 1984
Plaque in commemoration of signing of RAM Production MOU by U.S. & Germany, Aug. 3, 1987
Plaque from United States Space Foundation, n.d.
Plaque from City of Huntington Beach, n.d.
Plaque from American Security Council, 1987
Plaque from American Security Council, 1986
Plaque, United States Postal Service, with Medal of Honor Commemorative Stamp, June 7, 1983
Plaque from Civil Air Patrol, 1983
Plaque from Aerojet Heavy Metals Company, July 22, 1985
Framed comic strip, "Rick O'Shaw & Hipshot" from Irvine Equestrian Committee, Aug. 14, 1980
Plaque from Lockheed-California Company, Sept. 8, 1980
Plaque from American Hotel and Motel Association, American Society of Travel Agencies, National Tour Association, National Restaurant Association, Recreation Vehicle Association, and Travel Industry Association of America, and several others May 18-24, 1986 or 1988.
Name strip from door "Robert E. Badham, 71st District, California"
Leather briefcase
Subseries 9.3 Photographs, 1962-1988
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Tejada enjoys Derby despite early exit
2004 champion unable to advance to second round in '06
By Bill Ladson / MLB.com
It worked for Tejada in 2004 at Minute Maid Park in Houston, as he won the Derby by edging Lance Berkman of the hometown Astros, 5-4, in the final round. Overall, the right-handed-hitting Tejada hit 27 home runs that year.
"Just try to hit the ball," Tejada said. "There are a lot of big strong guys, and sometimes they don't win it. The reason I won it two years ago, every swing [that I made], I pretended I was in a real game. Everything I did, I tried to do it 100 percent."
But, as Tejada put it, "It's a new year." Tejada participated in his second Home Run Derby on Monday night, and his performance was the antithesis of what he did in Houston two years ago. He was eliminated from the Derby after one round, after David Wright, Miguel Cabrera, Jermaine Dye, David Ortiz and Ryan Howard hit more home runs in their first turns at bat.
Tejada led off the contest and hit three home runs, but he struggled throughout the round. Three of his 10 outs were popups, while two others went foul. Tejada also had three line-drive outs, but only one hit the fence.
"You never know when you are going to do [well]. You have to let God do what he [does]," Tejada said. "I had fun. I had a second chance to do it again. I know [PNC park] is big, but this is a normal ballpark."
Tejada's good friend, Red Sox first baseman David Ortiz, has an idea about why Tejada was eliminated so early in the contest.
"The Home Run Derby is something that looks easy, but you have to put a lot into it," said Ortiz. "It's not like a game day, where it's power vs. power. It's pretty much power vs. nothing. He tried to do his thing, but you know Miggy. Miggy is a power hitter, but he sets himself up as a line-drive, [batting-average guy]. He is one of the best in the game. He tried to put on a show for the fans, but that's how it goes."
Being eliminated didn't bother Tejada, who stayed on the field for the entire event and cheered Ortiz as he made it to the semifinals, and then watched Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard become the champion of the event.
"It was good to see those guys do what they are doing. What we did today was for the fans," said Tejada. "I think the fans enjoy it more than we do. It was good to see the young guys do what they did."
Ortiz was just as happy to have Tejada by his side.
"I have a lot of respect for him," said Ortiz. "Miggy is like my brother, and I love him to death. I'm just happy to have him here to be part of this [American League] team and all the fun he brings to all of us."
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Unlocked Cell Phones May Get…More Unlocked?
Despite Apple's reputation for being a control freak—keeping their app store behind an ivory gate, limiting what computer languages can be used on their devices—but they may some day through the American cell phone industry into a dynamic beyond unlocked cell phones.
There are many reasons to love unlocked cell phones: having no contract so you can get the best deal, being able to mod the software and delete the carrier junk apps (and then scratching off the corresponding branding), and just being able to say f-you to the companies.
Well, Apple may do all that for you. They've already told the carriers a big NO to branding and preloaded add-apps—but they were also recently awarded a patent that would extend those unlocked cell phone like services, AND do the work for you.
Basically, Apple would become a middle-man between the user and the phone companies, leveraging their iPhone popularity for the lowest rates, switching between or mixing and matching different companies without a user ever seeing a dip or change in service. They could even take payments, making the branding, contracts, and other junk associated with all the carriers obsolete.
Of course, unlocked cell phones would still have a place, since not everyone would want an iPhone, so you have to assume that a dual system of some sort would have to emerge, but it's an interesting future to think about. You'd never have to risk bricking your phone to unlock it again!


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Traditional way to make a Kothu parotta is to use a preheated iron skillet or a heavy cast iron griddle specific for this purpose. The Parotta (multi layered bread) is cut or chopped with the use of two metal blades on wooden handles held on both hands on this sheet or skillet. The clashing of metal blades and the skillet creates a very distinctive musical sound which kind of announces the making of this Kothu to the passersby..So, here you go, the recipe of my all time favorite.
Mutta Kothu Parotta Recipe – Muttai Kothu Parotta Recipe – Egg Kothu Parotta Recipe – Minced layered bread & Scrambled Eggs topped with a Spicy gravy.
Preparation Time : 15 mins
Cooking Time : 30 mins
Serves : 2-3
Ingredients :
Parotta : 5 nos (fresh or frozen, shredded)
Onion : 4 (medium,finely chopped)
Tomato : 1 (large)
Green chilies : 2 (sliced)
Red Chilli powder : 1 tsp or to your spice level
Black Pepper powder : 1/2 tsp
Curry leaves : 1 sprig
Egg /Mutta : 3
Salna /Spicy Mutton /Chicken Gravy : 1/2 cup
Oil : 1 tbsp
Salt to taste
How to make Mutta Kothu Parotta – Tamilnadu Style Kothu Parotta :
1. Click here and prepare parottas from scratch or cook the frozen parottas according to package instructions and let it cool. Once cooled shred the parottas into irregular strips and keep aside.
2. Beat the eggs with mutton gravy and keep it aside.
3. Heat hot iron skillet or a heavy cast iron griddle or pan with 1tbsp oil, add the chopped onions along with curry leaves,green chilles and saute for a few minutes until the onions turn translucent.
4. Add the red chilly powder and pepper powder and mix well.
5. Now crush the tomatoes well with hands into the onion and keep sauteing until everything is well blended.
6. Clear the center of the skillet and pour the beaten mutton eggs gravy , add the required salt and combine well.(Note : Initially it might look little sticky, as the eggs are cooked it will turn into crumbly little crepes coated partially with eggs and masala)
7. Finally add the shredded parotta pieces and mince by using two heavy iron spatulas until everything is well mixed…Serve hot and Enjoy!
Notes :
- You can prepare kothu parotta without salna (spicy chicken/mutton gravy), either way it's a delicious.
- Vegetarian can use any veg spicy gravy like kara kuzhambu.
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Video of Panameras and Cayennes doing the "wave"People sometimes ask, why do you need an automatically opening trunk? So you can do cool stuff like this. A bunch of Panameras and Cayennes are lined up in a row and the owners open their trunks one after the other simulating the wave effect that you often see from crowds at sports arenas. Kind of funny to see all the owners then walk up to close their trunks afterwards, maybe an auto-closing remote feature is next?
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Odorizzi starts solid, Archer sharp in relief vs. Toronto
By Gregor Chisholm / MLB.com
DUNEDIN, Fla. -- Brett Lawrie and Ricardo Nanita each homered off right-hander Jake Odorizzi to propel the Blue Jays to a 5-4 victory over the Rays on Friday afternoon at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium.
Odorizzi, who was acquired during the offseason as part of the package for James Shields, cruised through the first but experienced some difficulty in the second. He surrendered a one-out single to J.P. Arencibia and then the two-run blast to Lawrie.
Lawrie's first homer of the spring likely received a little bit of help with the weather conditions. It appeared as though the high shot to center was going to be a relatively easy catch for Desmond Jennings but the ball kept carrying and eventually traveled over the wall to give Toronto an early 2-1 lead.
Nanita then followed two batters later with a solo shot to right. Unlike Lawrie's homer, this one was a no doubter and came on a liner that easily surpassed the 336-foot marker. Odorizzi was charged with all three runs on five hits while striking out three over two innings of work.
Odorizzi was replaced by Chris Archer, who has an outside chance of cracking Tampa Bay's starting five. Archer easily dispensed of the Blue Jays throughout his outing and allowed only one baserunner while striking out one over three innings.
Left-hander Mark Buehrle got the call for Toronto and improved on his last outing despite somewhat of a rough start to the game. Buehrle issued a leadoff walk in the first and a bloop single to Matt Joyce later in the frame, which put runners on the corners with one out.
Buehrle then got the ground ball he was looking for but second baseman Emilio Bonifacio made a wide throw to first on a tailor-made double-play ball, which allowed the inning to continue and a run to score. Buehrle came back out for the second and was charged with just the one run on three hits while striking out two over a pair of innings.
Up next for Rays: Alex Cobb will start against the Orioles in a 1:05 p.m. ET contest at Charlotte Sports Park. Cobb is slated to be the Rays' No. 4 starter. Fernando Rodney will be making his last outing before reporting to the Dominican Republic team for the World Baseball Classic. Also scheduled to see action are Juan Sandoval, Alex Torres, Brandon Gomes and Josh Lueke.
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Kingfisher's customers are increasingly looking for new products, new services and new ways of shopping, all at great prices. We are making it easier for our customers to access new, good value, exclusive products for their homes, as well as innovative services that make their shopping experience as easy as possible, such as in-store DIY classes, online 3D kitchen planning and hourly van hire. We use customer insights to capture new ideas and changing preferences and share them between our businesses in order to remain at the forefront of home improvement innovation. The following pages give examples of innovation in our product ranges, stores and services.
You Can Do It classes
B&Q UK is making it easier for customers to undertake home improvement jobs through the expansion of its successful 'You Can Do It' classes. Over 2,500 customers have undertaken a class so far, with more than 20 categories to choose from, including tiling, plumbing and hanging wallpaper. The classes currently operate in six B&Q stores with a further 9 planned to open in spring 2011. Kids' classes are also available to help develop the next generation of DIYers.
Making it easier
A new TV campaign launched before Easter aims to encourage Britain to overcome its DIY fears. The ads highlight some of the most common DIY mishaps and promote the help available from celebrity experts, qualified in-store experts, in-store demos and products designed to make it easier and give the nation the skills and confidence to do more DIY.
Smartphone app
Castorama France has continued to add new features to its iPhone app. These include YouTube videos giving advice on how to do particular home improvement jobs, a social media section which enables customers to share ideas via platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, and a store locator feature. The Casto app has 320,000 downloads so far.
3D kitchen planner
In May 2010 Castorama France launched a three dimensional website which enables customers to design their own kitchen layout, choose their style of kitchen and calculate the costs within minutes. The tool is part of Castorama's plan to make home improvement easier for customers as the planner saves time and makes the visit to the store more efficient.
Brico Dépôt France is now using Personal Digital Assistants to enable stores to conduct price checks against the local competition. The PDAs are supported by a central database using local data.
Call, Pay, Collect
In July 2010 Screwfix rolled out its 'Call, Pay, Collect' scheme to all customers. This service enables customers to call the Contact Centre and place an order to collect from their local Trade Counter. During the call, the stock is checked and goods are reserved so that everything is ready to pick up within 15 minutes.
Kirstie, George and Alan Titchmarsh
B&Q UK is now working with Channel 4's Kirstie Allsopp and George Clarke as part of its campaign to make DIY and home improvement easier. Kirstie will be providing tips and advice on home decoration through store appearances and online. George, a qualified architect, will be helping customers maximise the space in their homes. The pair join number one gardener, Alan Titchmarsh, who is already working with B&Q to make gardening easier.
Van hire
Following a successful seven-month trial, B&Q is rolling out an hourly van hire scheme to 137 stores across mainland Britain. The scheme will help customers transport their bulky products home in a way that's quick, easy and cheap, at only £14 per hour, and will complement the existing delivery service.
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Google TV customers might experience a sense of deja vu: The update makes Google's Voice Search available, so viewers can speak into their Google TV remote to watch shows, play YouTube videos, open applications, visit websites, or conduct Google searches.
Google previously made voice search available in December 2010 -- before it had gone upscale with capital letters -- as part of the Google TV Remote app for Android and iOS devices.
But this latest update integrates Voice Search into the Google TV platform, taking it beyond voice transcription and content navigation. The new Voice Search relies on Google's Knowledge Graph, which allows spoken queries to be understood more accurately.
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As an example, Google TV product managers Greg Funk and Eric Liu explain in a blog post that speaking the phrase "how to tie a bow tie" will prompt an appropriate YouTube video to play. That's the Knowledge Graph in action, interpreting the query and launching a relevant video. Without the Knowledge Graph, you'd have to speak the video's title.
Google also has replaced its TV & Movies app with an integrated viewing guide called PrimeTime, which is intended to make it easier to find interesting content to watch on Google TV devices.
In addition, YouTube on Tuesday updated the YouTube app for Android so it can stream content from Android devices to Google TV screens. Think of it as Google's answer to Apple's AirPlay technology.
Google says it will make the update available for Google TV-enabled LG devices this week and to other second-generation Google TV hardware in coming months. First-generation devices such as the Logitech Revue will only see updates to PrimeTime and YouTube.
Asked about sales of Google TV devices, a Google spokesman said only that the company was pleased with adoption so far.
In February, the number of Google TV customers appeared to be somewhere in the 500,000 to 1 million range, based on counts of default app installations. Current installation counts published on Google Play suggest those numbers have not changed much.


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Healthy Cueto poised to bounce back in '14
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Reds ace Johnny Cueto, who was limited to 11 starts in 2013 because of a strained right lat muscle, reported that he was feeling 100 percent on the first day of Spring Training Friday.
Cueto worked out much of the winter at a Reds facility in the Dominican Republic.
"I practiced my long toss," Cueto said. "I threw long all the time. I did a lot of training. Now I can come back ready."
Cueto, who endured three stints on the disabled list last season, said he was instructed to shorten his delivery by manager Bryan Price. Since 2011, Cueto had a twisting motion that turned his back to the hitter. Price wanted to keep Cueto from flying open during his delivery, but the change was also about health.
"There are times when he can get so dramatic in the turn, that it creates a more difficult time to repeat the mechanics," Price said. "He's coming off a lat strain and a history of some shoulder fatigue and things of that nature. We're trying to make it easier for him to repeat the delivery."
Latos has minor knee surgery to repair meniscus
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Instead of working out with his teammates on the first day of Reds Spring Training, starting pitcher Mat Latos underwent left knee surgery on Friday to repair torn meniscus cartilage.
Latos was injured a couple of days ago when he slipped while long tossing. He will not be able to resume his throwing program for at least 10 days.
"He felt something, and they looked at it," Reds general manager Walt Jocketty said. "He came in the next day and saw there was probably an issue."
An MRI exam confirmed the meniscus tear. The surgery was held up until team medical director Dr. Tim Kremchek could get to town and perform the operation. A small flap of the cartilage was removed during the arthroscopic procedure.
"[Kremchek] said everything went well," Jocketty said. "It was an easy repair, a quick repair. It was a very minor surgery."
Over 32 starts in 2013, Latos was 14-7 with a 3.16 ERA. In 210 2/3 innings, he allowed 197 hits and struck out 187 batters with 58 walks. He became the team's de facto ace while Johnny Cueto was on the disabled list. After the season, Latos needed surgery to remove bone chips from his right elbow, and his rehab and throwing program had been going smoothly.
What isn't known yet is whether Latos will be ready by Opening Day, on March 31.
"We'll just see how he progresses," Jocketty said. "Right now, I can't say whether it would or not. We don't think so, but we'll see."
The Reds, who added depth behind their five-man rotation during the offseason, could have an opening for free-agent signings like Chien-Ming Wang or Jeff Francis. Both were signed to Minor League deals and are non-roster invites. Rookie David Holmberg was acquired in a trade from the D-backs in December.
Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh, who pitched in the big leagues from 1981-86, noted during Jocketty's session with reporters that he once had his meniscus repaired.
"I think I pitched on it the 22nd day, in a game," Welsh said.
"And that was 50 years ago. Technology has advanced," Jocketty joked.
Jocketty downplayed worries over Latos' status. The Reds will certainly need his contribution to contend in the National League Central again.
"Is it unfortunate? Yeah, but it's not something that we are overly concerned about," Jocketty said. "I didn't want to start the camp off with an injury before we got started. Sometimes, it happens."
Broxton's rehab moves to Reds camp
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Reds reliever Jonathan Broxton, who had surgery to repair a torn muscle in his right forearm in August, reported no arm issues after an offseason of rehab.
"I'm throwing three days a week now," Broxton said on Friday, the first day of Reds Spring Training. "That's the only hold-back that's part of the throwing program I'm on. Everything is fine and should be ready to rock and roll. No pain and no setbacks. Everything has been good."
Broxton is throwing at distances of 105 feet and could increase to 120 feet next week.
"Hopefully by the end of the month, I'm [throwing] off of the mound," Broxton said.
It still remains to be seen if Broxton would be available in the bullpen on Opening Day.
"Either way, when he comes back, he'll be ready to go," manager Bryan Price said.
Broxton had family on his mind as well on Friday. His hometown of Waynesboro, Ga., was hit hard by an ice storm this week. His wife and three kids, including a 5-month-old baby, have been without power in their home. Although a generator is in the process of being installed, everyone has been sleeping near the fireplace to keep warm. Broxton showed some of the storm's damage to trees and power lines on his property.
"My Dad said it's the worst he's seen in 60 years," said Broxton, who hoped that his family could fly to Arizona on Saturday.
Marshall taking steps to keep shoulder healthy
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Shoulder tendinitis put Reds left-handed reliever Sean Marshall on the disabled list last season from May 24-Sept. 16. In mid-July, he was almost ready to return when he had a setback. Overall, that limited Marshall to 16 appearances for the season.
Marshall worked in the offseason to make sure the injury didn't repeat itself this season.
"I'm at full go," Marshall said on Friday as Reds camp opened. "I had a nice offseason. I did a lot of stuff to keep the shoulder strong and stable. So far, I've thrown off the mound twice. I've been building my arm strength up in January. I'm feeling good. I'll throw in the bullpen with the guys [Saturday]."
Marshall is behind schedule, compared to past Spring Trainings, but that is by design.
"I think last year, I had five or six bullpens before I got here, just because I wanted to feel fresh and strong," Marshall said. "I'll take it a little slower this year in Spring Training and peak at the right time, instead of a week and a half before camp ends and injure yourself."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I'm trying to use a Xircom Cardbus ethernet 10/100+modem 56 (RBEM56G-100) with an Acer Travelmate 515TE and RedHat 6.2 (kernel 2.2.14)
The card self initialize with tulip_ce, and seems to work, autoselecting irq2 & io200.
Ifconfig show hardware address and (using promiscuos mode, as suggested by another message here) I can see the packet count rise.
The problem is that ping doesn't work, and all packet read are dropped; packet written give an error.
I suspected that the card is working at 100Mb, and all my network is 10Mb, but if connect to a 100Mb port the amber light detect the change, bu the situation (dropped all packet) doesn't change
I updated firmware to 2.66, but without any change.
Also using xirc2ps_cs give no change
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No relationship with Gough - Childs
Reality TV regular Amy Childs has said she is not "involved in a relationship" with former England cricketer Darren Gough after they became "good friends" filming a celebrity winter sports show.
The pair, who were among the cast in Channel 4 show The Jump, have been linked after reports that Gough had separated from his wife.
A spokeswoman for Childs said: " Amy and Darren met while filming for The Jump, they became good friends during filming and remain so, they have never been involved in a relationship."
Gough, who played for Yorkshire and Essex, now works as a broadcaster on the radio station talkSPORT.
Childs, who found fame in ITV's The Only Way Is Essex, has also appeared in Celebrity Big Brother.


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Craig Biggio will complete his second decade as the face of the Houston Astros next summer and possibly pass a major milestone in the process.
As expected, the Houston Astros and the second baseman agreed to a one-year contract, allowing Biggio to avoid filing for free agency and return to Houston for a 20th season.
"Obviously, to be here for 20 years and one organization, there's been a lot of loyalty," Biggio told the Houston Chronicle. "It's something that doesn't happen very often anymore, and I take a lot of pride in that."
At the press conference announcing his signing, Biggio's wife Patty and daughter Quinn were on hand as more than one dozen representatives of the Sunshine Kids, a charity Biggio has helped raise more than $2 million over the years.
While happy to be back for another season, Biggio, who needs 70 hits to reach 3,000 for his career, didn't say whether it would be his last in uniform.
"Let's go out and play for a little while and see what happens during the course of the season, and there will be ample time to let everybody know," he said. "My No. 1 goal for this year coming back is to get back in the postseason. We saw what happened with the Cardinals (winning the World Series) and if you get hot at the right time, anything can happen, and that could have been us this year.
"The No. 2 goal is obviously we're close to 3,000. It's a nice thing for myself, but I want it for my family and I want it for the city of Houston, because they deserve to have it. I'm going to do everything humanly possible in order to get that for them."
Biggio is the team's all-time leader in games (2,709), hits (2,930), at-bats (10,359), runs (1,776), doubles (637), extra-base hits (970) and total bases (4,514). He's second in homers (281) and RBIs (1,125).
Hall may find a home in left: Bill Hall spent most of the past season in the infield with the Milwaukee Brewers. But it shouldn't be surprising to see Hall play in the outfield in 2007.
Hall, who was the team's MVP in 2006, played outfield exclusively for the Major League Baseball All-Stars in their five-game series against the Japanese All-Stars. Milwaukee general manager Doug Melvin was in Japan during the series and was impressed with what he saw from Hall.
"I asked him afterward if he felt acclimated to the outfield and he said yes," Melvin told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "I think there's probably a pretty good chance he'll move to the outfield (for the Brewers). I personally think he's better suited to left field."
Edmonds key to Cardinals' success: The St. Louis Cardinals have signed center fielder Jim Edmonds to a new two-year contract that will keep Edmonds in St. Louis through at least 2008.
"Jim is one of the team's leaders on and off the field," general manager Walt Jocketty told the St. Louis Post Dispatch. "And it's no coincidence that he has been a big part of creating and maintaining a winning attitude ever since his arrival in 2000."
In 16 postseason games, Edmonds had 10 RBIs for the World Series champion Cardinals, and his performance in October, according to Jocketty "absolutely" came into play when deciding if the team wanted to bring Edmonds back.
"There were some concerns about how long his (post-concussion) condition would persist," Jocketty said. "As we saw, it's a very difficult thing to get a handle on. Fortunately, Jim was able to be a major factor during the postseason. I don't think we win it without him."
Miller will return to Cubs: Wade Miller has signed a new one-year deal to come back to the Chicago Cubs and is expected to compete for a spot in the 2007 rotation.
Miller missed most of the 2006 season due to injury, but the Cubs believe he is the kind of pitcher they want in their rotation.
"We thought it was a good gamble, with his makeup and his winning type of mentality, which speaks for itself," general manager Jim Hendry told the Chicago Tribune. "He could have pitched earlier, but since we were out of it, we didn't force him back."
Reds snatch up Crosby: The Cincinnati Reds wanted to get Bubba Crosby off the free-agent market as quickly as possible.
The Reds have signed outfielder Bubba Crosby to a one-year deal after he spent the last three years with the Yankees.
"We're going to look for him to try to make the team out of Spring Training," said Reds general manager Wayne Krivsky told the Cincinnati Post. "He's got the ability to play all three outfield positions. He's a left-handed batter and really knows how to play."
With multiple teams interested in the services of Crosby, the Reds wanted to get him in the fold as quickly as possible.
"He's a guy that there was a lot of interest in and we're glad to have him," Krivsky said.
Sheffield happy to reunite with Leyland, Dombrowski: Veteran slugger Gary Sheffield, traded last week from the New York Yankees to the Detroit Tigers, has made Tigers manager Jim Leyland one of the happiest men in baseball.
"You talk about adding a bat to your ballclub, and then you add Gary Sheffield," Leyland told the Detroit Free Press. "This is one of the ultimate bats in baseball, and one of the ultimate people. I can't tell you how happy we are."
Leyland and general manager Dave Dombrowski are well-respected baseball men that Sheffield says he's looking forward to working with. In 1997, Sheffield won a World Series ring with the Florida Marlins with Leyland as his manager and Dombrowski as the general manager.
"These two guys, they get things done," said Sheffield. "They're business-minded, smart people. They treat you like men. That's (who) you want to be around."
McCann joins ranks of Braves' slugging catchers: Brian McCann became the third different Braves catcher to win the Silver Slugger Award in four years. He joins Javy Lopez and Johnny Estrada, who won in 2003 and 2004, respectively.
"This is a great honor," McCann told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution . "Going into the season, I never expected I would win the Silver Slugger. ... I'm proud of the season I had and the work I put in, but it also seemed as if things just went my way at the plate."
McCann hit .333 with 34 doubles, 24 home runs and 93 RBIs and was selected to the National League All-Star team.
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Fancy New Light Bulbs Not as Awesome as We Thought
In three more years, you literally will not be able to purchase a good old-fashioned light bulb any more. It'll be 100% twisty, pale CFL bulbs. Which, they now tell us, aren't as amazing as promised.
Utilities in California are laying out more than half a billion dollars to subsidize CFL purchases. They're not as pleased with their investment as they'd hoped. The WSJ reports:
When it set up its bulb program in 2006, PG&E Corp. thought its customers would buy 53 million compact fluorescent bulbs by 2008. It allotted $92 million for rebates, the most of any utility in the state. Researchers hired by the California Public Utilities Commission concluded earlier this year that fewer bulbs were sold, fewer were screwed in, and they saved less energy than PG&E anticipated.
One hitch was the compact-fluorescent burnout rate. When PG&E began its 2006-2008 program, it figured the useful life of each bulb would be 9.4 years. Now, with experience, it has cut the estimate to 6.3 years, which limits the energy savings.
Oh, now they tell us that these bulbs are a full third less effective than they thought. That's kind of significant! Although it still beats the average lifespan of an old-style light bulb, which was about ten days, if you shop at the 99-cent store. [WSJ]


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The Los Angeles Lakers lost on Wednesday night — again. This time, it was the San Antonio Spurs that added to L.A.'s losing streak, which currently sits at five games. As the new head coach who is supposed to turn his talented roster into a championship contender, Mike D'Antoni is under a tremendous amount of pressure. Perhaps even too much. "At least they put my (hotel) room on the third floor, so if I did jump I would just hurt my ankle a little bit," D'Antoni said Wednesday night, via the LA Times. The Lakers are doing plenty of scoring. Kobe Bryant is averaging over 30 points per game. Steve Nash has averaged over 10 assists per game during the losing streak and the team has scored 100 or more points in 18 of its last 20 games. Their defense, on the other hand, has been abysmal. With a record of 15-20, it won't be long before L.A. fans have to start wondering if their team is in danger of missing the playoffs. It may only be January, but the pressure continues to build as the losses pile up. And if the team wasn't struggling enough when healthy, Dwight Howard has missed the last two games with a shoulder injury. Most NBA fans thought this Lakers team would be fun to watch, but they thought that fun would come in the form of blowout victories — not gross incidents involving towels. If D'Antoni can't get his team to figure out how to stop opponents from scoring on every possession, L.A.'s season could be ending early. Photo Credit: David Richard-USA TODAY Sports The post Lakers have gotten so bad Mike D'Antoni is making suicide jokes appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Lakers hire Mike D'Antoni over Phil Jackson in shocking move Mike D'Antoni was shocked the Lakers gave him coaching job over Phil Jackson Lakers fire Mike Brown
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I was going to do this during the week.How did it taste, most importantly?I was going to do mine with tomato sauce, olive oil, sea salt, and fresh grated pecorino. Where did you put the rack in the oven?
Norma,Can you speak as enthusiastically about your pizza as you did with the one you tried at Sullivan Street Bakery?Peter
Also, 25 minutes at 500 seems a bit long and it doesn't look like the pie got too dark. I know someone did the pizza patate version at 20 minutes at 450 and it looked a little darker. Any opinions or tips are greatly advised. I'm looking forward to trying it!
Norma,That looks great! I bet it created a nice aroma in the kitchen too! Hotsawce said something about the browning...I noticed in the recipe there is some sugar used...increasing it would create a more browning(maybe not needed) effect?Would you describe this dough as being a bit like a emergency dough for the short rise time it has?Just curious. -Bill
I would think this is an emergency dough. I started mixing this dough around 11:30 am and had the pizza early this evening. I think the dough needs to be watched to see when it ferments enough. My ambient temperatures in my kitchen are low right now.
Norma,With almost 1.9% IDY, you normally could expect the dough to double within two hours. That might have been extended a bit by a room temperature of 68 degrees F, but not to evening if you started at 11:30 AM today. Peter
Norma,Nice job. I had to chuckle though because pizza pomodoro is Italian for pizza with tomato.


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losing sucks. constant ridicule, watching a team play so badly. 4 years running. 5 years if you count being blown out by orlando.
people say as a fan of the team you should always back them. but what if the team shows you no respect by constantly signing and overpaying bad players, never making the needed big changes to get back to playoffs and a winning record.
and with the above replies, yea, BC hyped us up so much.


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One of
the key reasons why Apple still retains a lead when it comes to apps (there's
currently 350,000 iOS apps) -- despite having been passed by Android in market
share -- is that it offers industry-leading monetization for its developers.
From direct sales to in-app
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Now it's giving them one more.
Today Apple announced [press
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The move is designed to placate disgruntled magazine and newspaper
companies, who were upset by Apple's enforcement of a prohibition on external
storefronts (Apple requires those who submit apps to conduct all business that
flows through the app within Apple's ecosystem.
Now periodical publishers can let Apple do the dirty work for a small cut.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who is currently on medical leave, but actively
involved with the company's day-to-day operations, states:
Our philosophy is simple — when Apple brings a
new subscriber to the app, Apple earns a 30 percent share; when the publisher
brings an existing or new subscriber to the app, the publisher keeps 100
percent and Apple earns nothing. All we require is that, if a publisher is
making a subscription offer outside of the app, the same (or better) offer be
made inside the app, so that customers can easily subscribe with one-click
right in the app. We believe that this innovative subscription service will
provide publishers with a brand new opportunity to expand digital access to
their content onto the iPad, iPod touch and iPhone, delighting both new and
existing subscribers.
The tricky part will be that Apple is allowing developers to
offer subscriptions on their own portals outside their iPhone app.
Users who sign up in this fashion for services will have to go through a
separate in-app authentication process. But businesses that sign up users
in this fashion will not have to pay service fees.
Developers are still banned from putting links to their off-site purchase
portal in their app. They're also required to provide an in-app
subscription option for any off-app subscription options they've made
Interestingly publishers are allowed to ask for additional personal information
as long as they make it clear that the user will be adhering to the publisher's
privacy policy and not Apple's. Apple says that protecting privacy is a
key to the success of subscription-based apps.
So to recap for developers:


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Season series: Sixers won 2-1.
Key matchup: Celtics' Paul Pierce vs. 76ers' Andre Iguodala — Pierce has a sprained knee ligament, and that's a major concern because he has to match up against an athletic, physical Iguodala. If Iguodala can wear down Pierce by making him keep up in transition, Pierce's production is apt to drop.
Celtics can win if: Pierce's knee holds up and Rajon Rondo keeps his head. Rondo has proved he can dominate games, but he missed one game entirely when his temper got him suspended in Round 1.
76ers can win if: Elton Brand rolls back the clock and Spencer Hawes rolls up the 3-pointers. Brand once was one of the league's best rebounders. Hawes can take Kevin Garnett out of the paint. Both must happen for Philly to have a chance.
Prediction: Celtics in 7
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Connecticut bill creates bill of rights for homeless
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - A bill before the Connecticut General Assembly would establish a bill of rights for the state's homeless population.
The legislation spells out how each homeless person has the right to move freely in public spaces, have equal employment opportunities, receive emergency medical care, and the ability to register to vote and vote. The bill also lists their right to a reasonable expectation of privacy regarding their private property, and to receive equal treatment by government agencies.
Each municipality would be required to post a public notice listing the bill of rights.
Advocates estimate there are close to 4,500 homeless individuals in Connecticut. They say there's a need for this legislation because the homeless are often ostracized, alienated and ignored.
The Planning and Development Committee is voting Tuesday on the bill.
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