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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Longtime "Saturday Night Live" cast member Jason Sudeikis said on Wednesday he has left the NBC late-night sketch comedy show, joining fellow comedians Bill Hader and Fred Armisen out the door after the show finished its 38th season in May.
Sudeikis, who has worked on the show for 10 years, made the announcement during a taping of CBS late-night talk show "Late Show with David Letterman."
"Yeah, I'm going to leave. Yeah, I'm not coming back next fall," Sudeikis said, according to a transcript distributed by CBS before the show airs on Wednesday night.
Sudeikis, 37, who portrayed former Republican U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney on the show last year, is the latest in a recent stream of top talent to depart SNL, which will begin its 39th season in September.
Hader announced his departure in May and Armisen confirmed last month that he had also left the show. Popular mainstays Kristen Wiig and Andy Samberg departed in 2012 to focus on film.
Series head writer Seth Meyers, anchor of the show's "Weekend Update" news segment, will also leave the show after the end of the year to be the new host of Comcast Corp-owned NBC's late-night talk show in 2014, "Late Night with Seth Meyers."
Currently, comedian and SNL alum Jimmy Fallon hosts the late-night slot, but he will be taking over from Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" next year.
Leaving the New York-taped "Saturday Night Live," whose latest season scored 15 Emmy nominations last week, has been a rite of passage into Hollywood for many of the show's former stars, including Chevy Chase, Tina Fey and Mike Myers.
Reporting by Eric Kelsey; Editing by Mary Milliken and; Eric Beech

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Selena Gomez Stalker Says His Freedom Is a Threat to the Singer
Selena Gomez's stalker is so out of his mind that he's almost making sense. Thomas Brodnicki has filed a sworn declaration saying that his freedom would threaten the 19-year-old singer's well-being.
Brodnicki was originally charged with felony stalking, but the charges were dismissed last month. Now that Gomez is pushing for a permanent restraining order against him, it seems the man is siding with the 'Who Says' singer.
According to TMZ, the case judge, William Stewart, would not issue the restraining order until Brodnicki appeared in court to defend himself. Stewart worried that Brodnicki's inability to appear in court to defend his case might deny him his right of due process.
However, Brodnicki said he did not want to attend the Jan. 6 court date, and stated in his declaration: "I believe that a restraining order should be issued against me to prevent me from trying to contact Selena Gomez." He continued, "I do not wish to object to the restraining order against me because I know it is the only thing that will make me stay away from Selena."
Brodnicki was picked up on a psychiatric hold last month, and according to another declaration by the officer involved, the alleged stalker said "he had over fifty conversations with God a day, about killing Ms. Gomez."
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'Big Brother' nears payoff, paybacks
For all the talk and ink that's been devoted to offensive remarks by "Big Brother" contestant Aaryn Gries and her horrible housemates, their time is almost over — and most likely will fade from the public's memory.
Don't believe it? Well, do you remember Shannon Dragoo? Probably not.
In 2001, the "Big Brother" Season 2 contestant from San Antonio starred in her own controversy when she infamously swiped a housemate's toothbrush and scrubbed the toilet with it. At the time, her actions were considered quite shocking.
Today, according to Dragoo's mom, the show is but a distant memory for the 42-year-old Clark High School graduate. She works as a paramedic in Florida and is married with two children, Cynthia Dragoo said. Shannon still maintains the impressive bikini body of her "Big Brother" days, her mother added, but all other aspects of the experience faded from her life relatively quickly.
Dragoo came to mind only because she engaged in an on-show romance with Will "The Evil Doctor" Kirby, who won the $500,000 in Season 2. Kirby, considered one of the best players in "Big Brother" history, will be the special guest on this week's season finale. It airs at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday on CBS.
Also reuniting on the 90-minute show will be all 16 contestants from this season. The five early evictees will join the nine jury members — including Texas State University student Gries and San Antonio native Jessie Kowalski — who'll decide which of the surviving contestants should win the $500,000 prize.
Two of the show's three finalists aren't exactly people you'd want to root for. Like Gries, GinaMarie Zimmerman of New York and Spencer Clawson of Arkansas also made ugly remarks during the run of the show. In a live-feed moment that made it to a CBS broadcast, Zimmerman referred to African-American contestant Candice Stewart as being "on the dark side, but she's already dark." As a result of that and other racial comments, Zimmerman's employer released a statement saying she was fired from her job as a pageant coordinator.
The media also reported that Clawson engaged in offensive talk, including a riff on child pornography during live feeds of the show. Clawson's employer, Union Pacific, released a statement blasting the contestant's comments.
Yet both Zimmerman and Clawson somehow escaped the kind of glaring spotlight that focused on San Angelo native Gries. Host Julie Chen not only confronted Gries about her racist and homophobic remarks during the player's exit interview but discussed her behavior with David Letterman on a recent "Late Show."
In the interest of fair play, shouldn't Zimmerman and Clawson get a talking-to by host Chen on exit day, too?
But back to the $500,000 prize. Who should win it? The only palatable choice is Andy Herren, a community college teacher out of Chicago. Though considered a passive player at first, Herren eventually grew more aggressive in the game, making some cagey moves. He's best known to the outside world, however, as the gay contestant whom Gries slurred.
In short, who gets crowned is far from the most burning question of this headline-grabbing season of "Big Brother."
Much more interest surrounds Gries' exit from the bubble of the reality show and into the real world. How will she react to the serious fallout of her "Brother" behavior: being dropped by her modeling agency, angry criticism by a student group at her university, a petition that called for her removal from the house, and general outrage over the things she said?
In her favor, the San Angelo native did apologize on TV last week for her racial comments. In the jury house, she told Stewart and Helen Kim: "I just want to say I said some very insensitive and ignorant things this summer and I just want to apologize to both of you for that. The game gets really stressful, and I feel really bad about some things that I've said and done."
Afterward, the three clinked their glasses, and Stewart and Kim seemed to accept Gries' expressions of remorse. But was the apology enough to change the public's impression of her, or will it be dismissed as too little, too late?
All that, of course, remains to be seen. With the worries in Syria and other real news going on, not to mention fall TV ahead — and football! — the scandals of "Big Brother" may be forgotten sooner than we may think.
One thing already is certain. As ugly and trying as this season of the reality show may have been for many in the United States, it isn't going anywhere. CBS just renewed "Big Brother" — oh boy! — for a 16th season.
Jeanne Jakle's column appears Wednesdays and Sundays in mySA, and she blogs at Jakle's Jacuzzi on mySA.com. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Credit unions in Utah, Wisconsin and Michigan said they completed mergers earlier this month.
The Goldenwest Credit Union in Ogden, Utah, said it finished its operating systems integration with USU Credit Union earlier this month, the final step in the merger process.
The cooperatives officially merged in October, making Goldenwest among the largest financial institutions in northern Utah with nearly $1 billion in assets, 26 branches and more than 97,000 members.
USUCU branches are operating as a division of Goldenwest and maintaining their brand in Cache Valley to stay close to their roots as a 56-year-old affiliate of Utah State University, according to a Goldenwest statement.
The systems integration between the two organizations began in early September. Employees and consultants worked to provide a smooth transition of accounts, products and services for USUCU members to the Goldenwest CU operating systems.
The integration project was completed on March 1, Goldenwest CU said.
"USUCU members were extremely cooperative and understanding during the account conversion process," said Kerry H. Wahlen, Goldenwest president/CEO. "We appreciate their loyalty to USUCU and invite members to take advantage of the many new and enhanced products and services available to them."
David Butterfield, the former president/CEO of USUCU, now serves as a regional president for the merged credit unions.
Also, earlier this month, credit unions in Wisconsin and Michigan announced the completion of mergers.
The $14 million Greater Milwaukee Credit Union of West Allis consolidated with the $1.9 billion Summit Credit Union in Madison.
Founded in 1923, GMCU served about 2,000 employees who worked for the federal or state governments or the U.S Postal Service.
Lori Pook, who was president/CEO of GMCU, now serves as a vice president of enterprise risk management at Summit CU, according to a Summit CU statement. GMCU's office in West Allis remains open.
The $518 million University of Michigan Credit Union in Ann Arbor announced its merger completion of the $20 million, 2,572-member Eastern Michigan Credit Union in nearby Ypsilanti, according to UMCU's website.
Eastern Michigan CU's sole branch remains open, the surviving credit union said.


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This showcase presents examples of non-traditional decorations that may inspire you to pioneer alternative graphics of your own.
By Lori Leaman
Whether they're worn to make a fashion statement, support a favorite sports team, or display a personal philosophy, imprinted garments have become a staple in wardrobes across the world. But many of today's screen-printing customers are looking for more than conventional plastisol prints on the decorated sportswear they buy. They want high-quality designs, textures, and special effects that make their garments stand out from the crowd. And a growing number of garment printers are responding by adopting innovative decorating materials and methods to produce designs that are anything but conventional.
Specialty inks and heat-transfer materials, embossing, and garment dyeing are just a few examples of alternative decorations to which screen printers are turning. While many of these materials and techniques have been around for years, printers are exploring new directions in their use and producing eye-catching garment graphics that are a hit with customers. On the following pages, you'll see examples of these non-traditional decorations that may inspire you to pioneer alternative graphics of your own. (Unless noted otherwise, all photography by David Steinbrunner, Cincinnati, OH)
Those who visit the Southwestern US can't help but be impressed with the area's beautiful desert scenery and colorful history. And few leave this region without a souvenir. Native American dream catchers, pottery, and cactus plants continue to be popular items, but many tourists have discovered another memento that depicts Southwestern themes in an eye-catching way--T-shirts produced by Desert Impressions.
Prints with puff underbases, such as the image shown, are among the company's hottest products. As art director Kevin Pike explains, "We found that the dimension of the puff and the added colors it can suggest when the puff is activated under the plastisol, where it lightens the colors, is something that no one else was doing." He adds, "I've been in retail shops and seen the reaction that people have when our designs are displayed well. I've seen people walk clear across the store just to touch them. The designs have a dimension, a texture that draws them."
Name of design: Medicine Wolf
Company: Desert Impressions, Chandler, AZ
Quantity of garments printed: 5000
Customer: preprint
Material or technique used: custom-dyed stonewashed T-shirt featuring white puff ink that is overprinted with standard plastisol in five colors (yellow, red, turquoise, gray, and black)
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The problem is, Select the FIRST correct reason on the list why the given series converges.
A. Geometric series
B. Comparison with a convergent p series
C. Integral test
D. Ratio test
E. Alternating series test
I understand all the other sub problems except for this one:
$$\sum_1^\infty \frac{\cos(n\pi)}{\ln(6n)}$$
The answer is E, Alternating series test. The alternating series test is what you do if an alternating series doesn't converge absolutely using the absolute convergence test right? Anyways, I'm a little stumped on how to solve this problem.
My first thought was to take the absolute value of it, which means $\cos(n\pi)\leq 0$. Therefore the original sum was $\leq \frac{1}{\ln(6n)}$ ... Bla!
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Unified communications speeds up collaboration-intensive business processes and enables seamless, virtual and instant collaboration between team members, partners and suppliers.
This is accomplished through the seamless merging of the following technologies:
• Converged network infrastructures: Consolidated, Internet protocol (IP)-based, quality-of-service enabled, wired and wireless networks to transport voice, data and video communications.
• End-user network devices: The devices used for communicating over various networks.
• Communication technologies: The many communication protocols over which employees can be contacted.
• Collaboration technologies: The tools which allow organizations to not only communicate, but solve problems regardless of time and distance.
• Presence and location services: The capabilities to publish the contact preferences and availability of individuals.
• Application integration: Communication interfaces can be embedded in business applications so that communications can be launched from within any enabled application.
In the past, people had to establish communications with another party by trying to reach them through several channels: first the office phone, then the mobile phone, then voice mail and finally e-mail. With unified communications, users can be contacted in whatever way they prefer at any particular time.
Accenture's experience in the field shows that there are clear business benefits arising from unified communications: cost reduction, revenue enablement, and risk mitigation. However, this is not simply an IT implementation, as it requires the involvement of all users and the business as a whole. Since unified communications fundamentally changes the way users communicate with each other and how they conduct business, Accenture focuses on streamlining business processes and bringing value to the business.


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Management of inorganic contaminants begins at the digester and plays a critical role in controlling the problems such contaminants can create throughout the pulp mill. Water optimization and process changes can result in the accumulation of tenacious scale deposits in critical areas. In addition, many pulp mills have modified their washing and bleaching processes due to changing environmental regulations. All of these changes have created an ideal environment for increased scaling problems, reduced brightness ceilings, escalating energy costs, imbalances in organic levels, and increased operating costs.


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Recently I volunteered to help fix an existing project or develop an OpenID authentication plugin for the vBulletin platform. The group in need was UbuntuForums.org and I would have never known if it hadn't been for Jorge Castro's public request for help.
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The existing plugin had been developed specifically for vBulletin 3.x, however, they are (as of writing this) in the process of upgrading their forums to vBulletin 4 especially wanted OpenID to be available when they make the upgrade. That's where I came in.
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, provided me with necessary software licenses for vBulletin 4 and from there it was a lot of late nights attempting to simply get a successful OpenID process to occur.
Working a full time job doesn't make projects like this as easy as I remember them once being… Nonetheless I was able to successful port the plugin to vB4 where there were several significant differences that took me some time to address and to be honest, the previous code was a bit more complicated to follow than it should have been.
One major change from vB3 to vB4 was the way templates work. I'd never worked with vBulletin before, but I've had an extensive amount of experience with phpBB and bbPress in the past. After getting over the frustration of how vBulletin prefers to store ALL template information (in the database rather than pull from template files) I was ready to begin the repair process.
One major annoyance was that vBulletin 4 kept a "deprecated" method intact for vb3 templates that haven't yet been ported and the deprecated method would printout a warning on the live page letting you know that you should update your templates. That's not a problem, but vBulletin likes to only release helpful information to License holding, account proving customers. I had a license yes, but was not the owner and unfortunately I was unable to get much of a response from the Ubuntu mailing list about getting access to vBulletin's online support section.
For anyone having similar issues, I've posted the error message that I first came across below. If you got here, then you probably found the vBulletin post regarding this, but if you don't have access like I didn't then you're still in luck…
Warning: fetch_template() calls should be replaced by the vB_Template class in [path]/includes/functions.php on line
While it was pretty clear that fetch_template() was deprecated, I was unable to get a clear usage example of how to use the new vB_Template class. I finally came across a post on StackOverflow that was exactly what I needed. Other issues that I had with fixing the plugin were some issues with SQL queries and were much more critical.
I wrote an article recently on how to debug PHP in real time as you're using/executing a page or function… all through the very well known Eclipse IDE. If you're interested in PHP development then you should certainly take a look at that post as it walks you through the setup and will make your life much easier. After tracing through the code over and over, each time finding new little issues and having to walk through the entire log in process again each time… I'd finally managed to get a successful authentication. So, I took a screenshot of my development environment…
It wasn't long after the first success that I was able to pin point other problematic spots faster and then from there everything just fell into place. In fact I had "full functionality" only about an hour after the first success. That didn't mean that I was finished.
There were still a lot of minor issues that I'd found with the code. Array index out of bounds, corrupt query results in some situations causing a critical database error page to appear, unhandled invalid urls would take the plugin for a ride and ultimately crash, etc.
I've now worked out all of the issues that I came across from my own testing. Hopefully Ubuntu and Canonical won't find any either and the upgrade can occur soon!
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If you're here for this plugin then I'm sure you've seen that there aren't many (dare I say any) that are working, free or at least reasonably priced. Fortunately this plugin is based on an open source PHP OpenID library and Canonical apparently plans to maintain it from here on out in their source control service.
Before you download: I've posted a direct download the vanilla release that I first pushed to Canonical, however, its in your best interest to check for a newer version on their source control page for this plugin. That being said, feel free to continue on to download!
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This plugin contains a README and INSTALL file that should go into plenty of detail to help you install and get going in no time at all. The only thing that is left for you is to optionally improve on the simplistic log in form as seen below.
While I do indeed love web design and development, I left the OpenID log-in form simplistic for one reason: Every web designer designs differently and its a waste of my time to put much effort into this when people who use it will likely want to use it in a way I never considered. The good news is that, it doesn't appear in the header by default, so you can actually place this little form ANYWHERE you want. However, due to obvious reasons, you'll likely find the header as I've done to be easiest as it automatically disappears one the user is logged in.
It's been a fun month or month and a half that I've spent dabbling on this plugin. I'm always happy to contribute where I can to communities that I'm interested in or proud of and I consider this volunteer effort to be no different.
I'm also a little excited to see how the vBulletin community accepts this plugin. Will it be a boom or a bust? Only time will tell, but until then hopefully UbuntuForums.org will be enjoying OpenID functionality!


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On Saturday, Quiksilver hosted the follow up to their All 80s All Day street event with the All 80s All Day Vert Challenge. Legends from all around came decked out in their classic gear and riding their classic boards from over 20 years ago. Hawk, Hosoi, Cab, Mountain, Grosso, Lester, Nash, Shroeder, Staab, Tony Magnusson, and many more. Jason Ellis was on the mic and he did not hold back, styles were made fun of, tricks were ridiculed and he kept the crowd and the skaters laughing all day with his brutal and hilarious comedy. Lots of cash was thrown out for various tricks and the high-air stick came out too. If the Rumble in Ramona was like the Terror in Tahoe, this was more like the Vison Skate escape, well not quite but you get the idea. All color, flourescent, old boards, copers, lappers, lycra, hair extensions – you name it, it was there. All the dudes did it up right with the costumes and the trick selection, and it was hard to believe that people used to ride those boards!
This has got to be done more often, the vibe was all about fun and it was a great
way to see how much skateboarding has changed over 20 years. Special thanks to Quiksilver and Shred or Die for hosting the event.
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WASHINGTON — The YWCA launched a national TV advertising campaign in early February to reinforce the organization's mission of eliminating racism and empowering women.
The campaign, which targets 18- to 34-year-olds, airs on MTV, MTV2 and BET and through those stations' Web sites. Also, Viacom, a cross-platform sales and marketing group that has a partnership with the YWCA, will publish an eight-page magazine to be distributed locally and nationally.
The first advertisement, "Unspoken," is a 30-second spot that depicts how racism occurs in everyday situations, from a man shunning another of a different race as they enter their identical apartments to a Native American child sitting alone as an outcast while other children play around him on a playground.
"Little Girls," the second spot, uses harsh music lyrics as a metaphor for the underlying opinions and attitudes commonly accepted about women.
Last year the YWCA released a new logo and a renewed focus on the organization's mission.


text: Guggenheim Comes Up With Plans for Restoring StructureBY KATE TAYLOR - Staff Reporter of the SunSeptember 27, 2006 http://www.nysun.com/article/40423With little fanfare, the Guggenheim Museum has arrived at a plan for restoring its iconic Frank Lloyd Wright building. Scaffolding has been up on the building for more than a year, during which intensive testing was done to determine how extensive a renovation the exterior would need.There is good news and bad news in the tests' conclusions.The good news is that the numerous cracks in the building's exterior, which the museum worried might necessitate a complete overhaul of the façade, can be filled.The bad news is that the museum has to replace all of its windows and skylights, which have been plagued with condensation.Unwanted moisture has been a curse for many of Wright's buildings. The architect's famous indifference to leaks is expressed in a well-known, and probably apocryphal, story: Herbert "Hib" Johnson, for whom Wright designed a huge house called Wingspread, in Wisconsin, is supposed to have telephoned Wright in the middle of a dinner party to complain that a roof leak was dripping right onto his head. "Well, Hib," Wright supposedly responded, "why don't you move your chair?"The preservation architect for the Guggenheim's restoration, Wank Adams Slavin Associates, also handled the restoration in the 1990's of another of Wright's famous buildings, Fallingwater, in western Pennsylvania. WASA's director of preservation, Pamela Jerome, said that Fallingwater had over 50 chronic leaks, some of them caused by condensation. "There were a million reasons why water was leaking –– most of them his design," she said. "It was a design-based pathology."Ms. Jerome takes a humorous attitude toward the practical failings of Wright's constructions. "He was a fabulous designer. He was very concerned with aesthetics, less so with the details of making things watertight or structurally sound," she said. "It's up to people like WASA to basically figure out how to make these buildings function better."The Guggenheim declined to comment on the restoration. The museum will host a presentation by the architects later in the fall, before the actual work begins. The project is expected to cost $28 million, of which city contributed $7 million.


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Each week, we'll ask our stable of scribes across the globe to weigh in on the most important NBA topics of the day — and then give you a chance to step on the scale, too, in the comments below.
BLOGTABLE: The price of Love | New most intriguing team | Sleeper rookie
VIDEO: What's the going price for Kevin Love these days? The GameTime guys have ideas.
> You're David Griffin, GM of the Cavs. What's the absolute most that you're willing to give up to get Kevin Love? Anthony Bennett and Andrew Wiggins? Why? Now, or wait?
Steve Aschburner, NBA.com: To get Kevin Love to Cleveland, I would give up Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett, Dion Waiters and a future pick or two. Too much? Not for one or more championships, which I think would be the Cavs' harvest from the deal. Two reasons to include Bennett: First, Love would play his position essentially, rendering him less important. And second, the Cavs didn't "have" him last year anyway, given his disappointing rookie season, so it's not a tangible loss. One huge reason to give up Wiggins: The trade doesn't happen without him and Love heads to the Bay Area or Chicago soon or to Los Angeles later. Waiters is a high-maintenance guy neither team really covets and LeBron James-Kyrie Irving-Love should render lousy most future Cavs draft picks. As for timing, sooner is better. You'd hate to wait and then realize in May or June, rats, if only this group had had more time together …
Jeff Caplan, NBA.com: I'll answer the last part first. Wait. There's no reason to trade for Kevin Love today when you haven't seen what Andrew Wiggins can do or be alongside LeBron James. I understand the tug to go get Love now, but unless the Cavs feel the Warriors are about to pull the trigger, Love isn't going anywhere and will be available throughout the season right up to the deadline. What if Wiggins just blows everybody away? What if he proves to be a very good defender from the jump? If you wait, the Wolves might get desperate, not wanting to lose love for nothing. So eventually it might, or might not, take Wiggins to pry Love. Three months into the season, the Cavs should have a good read on Wiggins, and if LeBron still wants Love, then, yes, I trade the No. 1 picks in 2013 and 2014.
Sekou Smith, NBA.com: If I'm David Griffin, I'm willing to give up Wiggins, Bennett and anyone else not named Kyrie if it makes LeBron James happy. I do it now (before Chicago undercuts me) and I do it without hesitation or regret, since my time on this job could be limited if championships aren't chased immediately. This is a win now league and, on paper, that's the logical stance to take if I'm Griffin. He's not handing off sure thing No. 1 picks in this deal (courtesy of his predecessor, Chris Grant). There is no guarantee that Wiggins becomes the All-Star caliber player Love is right now by his sixth season in the league. And there's no guarantee that Bennett becomes a bona fide starter six seasons in. But the fact is, whatever I do, I'm gambling on guys who have the same amount of playoff experience in the league. Love, as stellar a player as he's been in a dreadful situation year after year in Minnesota, has just as much hype to live up to if he joins the Cavaliers as Wiggins ever would. And I'm not completely convinced that Love is the missing piece in Cleveland.
John Schuhmann, NBA.com: I'm not crazy about the idea of trading so much for Love. LeBron James and Love complement each other offensively, and Love is one of the league's best players on that end of the floor. But Wiggins has the potential to be one of the league's best two-way players, and defense is more important than offense. James is only 29 years old, so the Cavs' window will be open for at least five more years. Love doesn't guarantee them anything in the next year or two, and their ceiling could be higher three years from now with Wiggins & Co. than with Love. I doubt this happens, but I'd wait it out, see what Wiggins can do for three months, see how much Bennett benefits from playing with the best player in the world, and put pressure on Minnesota to make a decision closer to the trade deadline or risk losing Love to free agency next summer. If they send him somewhere else, there will be another All-Star you can trade the young guys for within the next year or two.
Lang Whitaker, NBA.com's All Ball blog: What does Minnesota want for Kevin Love? Whatever it is, outside of Kyrie Irving and/or LeBron James, I'm ready to move them for Kevin Love. Hey, I understand that Wiggins could turn into a primo NBA player who could be a perfect third pillar in the James/Irving alliance. But how long are you willing to wait for that to happen? LeBron did a nice job lowering expectations in his Sports Illustrated piece, even noting that they shouldn't be expected to win right away. Which is great, but it ignores the fact that after 11 seasons in the NBA, the clock is ticking on LeBron's prime. And if you can go get a guy who is a two-time All-Star and all-world rebounder RIGHT NOW, I don't think you pass on that opportunity.


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The six space station astronauts took shelter in lifeboats Tuesday when a piece of orbiting junk came dangerously close.
The unidentified object came within 1,100 feet of the space station � closer than any piece of space junk ever, said NASA�s space operations chief, Bill Gerstenmaier.
Mission Control ordered the astronauts into the two Russian Soyuz capsules parked at the space station Tuesday morning. NASA got just 14 hours� notice of the close approach, not nearly enough time to move the space station out of harm�s way.
The call to seek shelter came around 7:30 a.m. EDT. The time of closest approach was a little after 8 a.m. Mission Control gave the all-clear a few minutes later. The two Americans, three Russians and one Japanese floated back into the space station and resumed normal work.
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NASA does not know how big the object was or where it came from. It could well be a chunk of an old satellite or spent rocket.
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Audrey Isabelle Roell and Rockstar—August 19, 2011
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I love how well turned out this pony & rider are. You only have one chance to make a first impression, and this one is a good one! I also love that he goes in a "happy mouth" snaffle! NICE! His jumping form isn't bad, but he could be better in front. His knees should be raised just a little higher. With a proper hunter technique, the pony should have his forearms, (from his shoulders to his knees) parallel to the ground. This pony's forearms have tilted towards the ground…just a little bit.
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This pony is well turned out with a beautiful coat and an excellent braiding job. His martingale is correctly fitted to not interfere with his neck as he stretches across the oxer. I like the Happy Mouth snaffle. His saddle fits correctly and is in place, not slipped back. The saddle pad could fit more neatly.
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text: Sixteen CSU Campuses Named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for their Outstanding Commitment to Service 2/9/2009 Page Image Image Caption Page Content (February 10, 2009) – Sixteen California State University campuses have received the highest federal honor that universities can receive for their commitment to service learning and civic engagement; one campus, California State University, Fresno, garnered one of the prestigious six top awards. The CSU's 16 campuses are among 635 institutions of higher learning that were named this week to the 2008 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America's communities from the Corporation for National and Community Service. Launched in 2006, the Honor Roll recognizes colleges and universities nationwide that support innovative and effective community service and service-learning programs. "I am proud of the outstanding service our students provide to their communities on a daily basis. Our faculty and staff are equally engaged, providing leadership and innovative teaching practices," said CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed. "Nearly 50 percent of our students now participate in service, which equates to 32 million hours of service for an economic impact of $624 million. This is a tremendous accomplishment, given our students' overloaded schedules of school, work and family obligations. Many times it is the neediest students who give the most to their communities." California State University, Fresno, was awarded one of the six top Presidential Awards. The university's service activities involved 10,520 students, nearly half of its student body, during the 2008 Honor Roll period. The type of service ranged from the Bulldog Pantry, an emergency food pantry organized and operated by Fresno State students, to an international service-learning project where students taught English to over 250 children in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Four CSU campuses received that Honor Roll with Distinction designation: Monterey Bay, Northridge, San Marcos and San Francisco among 83 campuses nationally. Named as Honor Roll members were eleven CSU campuses: Chico, Fullerton, Humboldt, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Pomona, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San José, San Luis Obispo, and Stanislaus. They are among 546 universities nationwide to receive this designation. "I offer heartfelt congratulations to those institutions named to the 2008 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. College and university students across the country are making a difference in the lives of others every day – as are the institutions that encourage their students to serve others," said American Council on Education President Molly Corbett Broad, former executive vice chancellor for the California State University. The Honor Roll is a program of the Corporation, in collaboration with the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the President\'s Council on Service and Civic Participation. The President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll is presented during the annual conference of the American Council on Education. A full list is available at www.nationalservice.gov/honorroll. ### About the California State University The California State University is the largest system of senior higher education in the country, with 23 campuses, approximately 450,000 students and 46,000 faculty and staff. Since the system was created in 1961, it has awarded nearly 2.5 million degrees, about 90,000 annually. Its mission is to provide high-quality, affordable education to meet the ever-changing needs of the people of California. With its commitment to excellence, diversity and innovation, the CSU is the university system that is working for California. Want to Learn More? Please contact: Public Affairs Department (562) 951-4800 Yes


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Wednesday, 18 April 2012
The Beautiful Mystery
rain, sun, storm, sun - this is becoming our typical April day here in London - temps 15
But we still love it!
And - guess what came in today's mail? I'll give you a hint - it's the Advance Reader's Copy of THE BEAUTIFUL MYSTERY!
I was writing when it arrived, then Michael and I had a lunch with Carol and David, so I shoved it into my purse (really more of a storage container) and off we went. Took it down Sloane Street, around Sloane Square, past Peter Jones, through the Duke of York Square - and into David and Carol's flat. I couldn't stand to be parted from it.
You can see by the demented photo of me, clutching it, that I'm pretty happy. (by the way, at the very end of the road, you can just see Harrod's. The photo was taken on Basil Street - where we have 'our' flat)
It is so thrilling to hold a new book. Feels like a completely different creature than the manuscript. And Minotaur Books have done a great job with the cover. I honestly can hardly wait for you to have it in your hands! Just don't try ripping it out of mine.
some of you have already won the advance copies (having entered the newsletter contests) - but My Assistant Lise won't be mailing them out until I return mid-May, because I'd like to sign them first. And we'll be giving our more advance copies in the May, June and July newsletters!
Now, I say I was writing when the mail arrived with the ARC, and that's true - but I stopped, tore open the envelope and hugged the book to me. Then I made a mistake. I sat down at the kitchen table, where I'm writing, and flipped through it. Then started reading the Prologue....and got caught up. Such an amazing feeling to become absorbed in a book I wrote, as though I didn't know what would happen next.
Then went back to writing the next book. But I think my mind was still on the excitement of THE BEAUTIFUL MYSTERY arriving, because, truth to tell, I didn't really get that much work done. But, what the Hell - doens't happen often that a new book arrives, and I get to hold it for the first time. Fun to bring it out at Carol and David's and celebrate with them and Michael.
The other thing I wanted to mention is that this Friday evening, in Montreal, there'll be a special production as part of the literary festival, Blue Met. This year's theme is Crime Fiction, and they asked me to be one of the main guests, but I had to decline since I was going to be here in London. then they asked if Marianne Ackerman - a wonderful writer and playwright - could perhaps dramatize part of my work. I said yes. Such a fan of her writing.
And - she hit on something I think is brilliant. In an interview I'd said that I thought my works owe quite a bit to Hitchcock - that his films weren't bloody, but they were terrifying...because of what wasn't shown, only suggested. The power of the closed door. Why show blood and gore, when a reader's (or viewer's) imagination is so much more powerful that anything I could describe?
So she wrote a short play where Hitchcock talks about the books - and then has a conversation with Chief Inspector Gamache.
If you're anywhere close to Montreal, here's the link for information. It's at the Opus Hotel, at 7pm.
Hope you're having a terrific day....my pink eye has gone. It's possible both Dr. Michael and Dr. Louise were wrong and it was simply a small infection. I felt, for a while, as though I had some tiny member of the French Resistance inside me, stealthily moving from site to site, bombing. My throat, my chest, my eye. Then moving on. Happily the war has ended. Peace reigns.
14 comments:
- Laura said...
YaY! Looking forward to it. :)
- 18 April 2012 at 10:55
- Kaye Barley said...
Louise, I love this picture of you! Happiness personified - and so well deserved.
And I cannot wait to read it!
- 18 April 2012 at 11:34
- Jo Adams said...
Oh jumping up and down doing a jig, can't wait for the new book!! :)
- 18 April 2012 at 12:37
I am glad you are having such a wonderful time in London. It truly is a great city. I visited London for a week back in 1990, visiting a friend I got to know when studying in NYC. I am so looking forward to getting your new novel. Three of us went up to Madison, WI yesterday for a mystery writers' bus tour including W.K. Krueger and three others. Hope to see you again at Aunt Agatha's in Ann Arbor next October. Blessings on your work.
Fr. Jack Risley
- 18 April 2012 at 13:21
I can't wait for the new book! So glad you are having a wonderful time in London.
Karen L.
- 18 April 2012 at 13:49
- lil Gluckstern said...
Yay or your book! I love the image of you reading your own book, entranced. I can't wait! I'm also glad that your parts are infection free. Enjoy your time.
- 18 April 2012 at 14:11
- Colombine said...
- 18 April 2012 at 16:56
- danielle-momo said...
Vous etes radieuse sur cette photo et je suis très contente pour vous.
J'ai hate d'etre aussi prise par The Beautiful Mystery que vous l'avez été.
- 18 April 2012 at 17:31
Wonderful, I'm just so happy for you! (And us readers ;-))
- 19 April 2012 at 00:49
- Beth said...
How wonderful!
That is how I look when one of your books arrives in my mailbox~absolutely giddy.
Thank you, thank you for creating the world of Three PInes. The anticipation of a new book makes a rainy April day a bit brighter.
- 19 April 2012 at 02:28
- Marni said...
Wonderful to see your happiness and the new book in hand! Wish I could get to Montreal--that Hitchcock play sounds magnificent. I hope someone will video it for you!! Congrats on the new book--you have so many readers clamoring to read it.
- 19 April 2012 at 11:28
- Terence said...
Congratulations on your new book.
- 21 April 2012 at 03:50
Super ! J'ai si hâte de vous lire à nouveau. Quand sera-t-il traduit ?
- 21 April 2012 at 17:08
Congratulations! You look so happy it makes me smile, too! I can't wait to read "The Beautiful Mystery"! I love the cover -- it looks so intriguing!
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Partial Release of Reagan Presidential Papers Announced
On January 3, 2002, the Bush administration authorized the release of some 8,000 pages of a total of over 68,000 pages of Reagan administration records that were required by law to be released in January 2001. Opening of the records was delayed by the Bush administration, which imposed new restrictions on release of Reagan's presidential records in the recently signed executive order 13233.
According to a National Archives press release (see http://www.fas.org/sgp/news/2001/12/reagan.html), "In accordance with Executive Order 13233, representatives of former President Reagan and President Bush have reviewed these records and have chosen not to assert any constitutionally based privilege." According to White House counsel Alberto R. Gonzales, whose op–ed appeared in the December 19, 2001, issue of the Washington Post, "Today's action shows that President Bush's executive order can and will work as intended to facilitate appropriate and expeditious release of presidential records consistent with the Constitution and the [presidential records] act."
In fact, the administration may well be holding back some of the materials slotted for release. A visit to the Reagan library on December 28, 2001, revealed that while the release includes alphabetical name and subject files for over 50 individuals and about a dozen presidential offices whose names or offices begin with the letters "A" through "F", some potentially controversial files appear to have been held back as they were not included in the release (For an inventory of records released, see http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/p5inv010302.htm). Name files for prominent and influential Reagan advisers such as Judge Robert Bork; Deputy Assistant to the President Lee Atwater; future Education Secretary William Bennett; and Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Frank Carlucci, among others, are not included in the first release. According to Reagan Library archivists, no FOIA requests may be on file for these individuals (and hence no P–5 exemptions were processed for clearance), or these files simply may not yet have been cleared by the White House and will be reviewed for release sometime in the future.
A sampling of eight boxes of the 8,000 page release reveals that the P–5 exemption materials (the P–5 exemption states: "release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or between such advisors;" see Section (a)(5) of the Presidential Records Act) includes important communications relating to a wide variety of domestic and foreign policy issues. For example, the P–5 materials relating to future Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole when she was assistant to the president for public liaison, is unusually large and rich when compared to the number of privilege claims in the papers of other policy advisers. Dole freely gave advice on wide ranging matters of concern to the Reagan White House including the administration's abortion policy, attitudes toward "liberal" union leaders, and Reagan's image as a "man's man," which she feared was hurting his appeal to women voters.
There is still no official word when the remaining 60,000 pages of records will be released. According to some informed sources, the White House intends to release all the remaining papers by the end of January just prior to the filing of a required response to the lawsuit brought by historians and public interest organizations who are seeking to overturn Bush's Executive Order 13233. The critics allege that it violates the provisions of the Presidential Records Act.
If the lawsuit has done nothing else, it has helped catapult the release of the Reagan presidential records into a Bush administration priority. Even if all the records are released in coming weeks and months, however, Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group based in Washington that is providing legal counsel for the suit, intends to continue its court challenge of the executive order. While the release of the Reagan Papers was one element of the pending suit, of greater importance are the still outstanding issues relating to the legality of the executive order as it relates to the Presidential Records Act. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit—a broad coalition of historians, journalists, and archivists—maintain that the Bush executive order undermines the spirit, if not the legislative intent, of the Presidential Records Act.
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Lloris given all-clear over head injury as Spurs hit back at criticism
TOTTENHAM have responded to heavy criticism over the decision to keep dazed goalkeeper Hugo Lloris on against Everton by claiming he was given the all-clear from a CT scan after the game.
FIFA and brain injury charity Headway led a chorus of critics towards Spurs and Andre Villas-Boas for not substituting Lloris after a clash with Romelu Lukaky during the 0-0 draw at Goodison Park.
But Tottenham have responded to criticism by saying medical staff were "totally satisfied that he was fit to continue playing".
Lloris did have a CT scan after the match in Liverpool and was given the all-clear.
Tottenham said in a statement: "The club can confirm that Hugo Lloris underwent a precautionary CT scan and was given the all-clear and travelled back to London last night.
"The France goalkeeper suffered a knock to the head following a collision with Everton forward Romelu Lukaku in the closing stages of yesterday's Premier League encounter at Goodison Park and was cleared to resume playing after examination by the club's medical team."
Spurs head of medical services Wayne Diesel added: "Once the relevant tests and assessments were carried out we were totally satisfied that he was fit to continue playing."
The club can confirm that Hugo Lloris underwent a precautionary CT scan and was given the all-clear and travelled back to London last night
Andre Villas-Boas confirmed that Lloris had been unconscious and could not remember a thing about the incident but said he made the decision for the goalkeeper to continue.
FIFA's chief medical officer Professor Jiri Dvorak said however that if there is any doubt about concussion then the player should be removed from the field of play.
Dvorak said there was a "99 per cent probability" that Lloris would have been concussed after being knocked out when his head made contact with Lukaku's knee - and the Everton striker needed an ice-pack on his knee afterwards.
FIFA hosted a conference on concussion in sport a year ago, and earlier this year updated its guidelines.
"The player should have been substituted," said Dvorak. The fact the other player needed ice on his knee means it's obvious the blow was extensive.
"It's a 99 per cent probability that losing consciousness in such an event will result in concussion."
Villas-Boas said Lloris had been determined to continue, but admitted: "He doesn't remember it because he lost consciousness. It was a big knock but he looked composed and ready to continue."
Dvorak added that the player's view should not be taken into account in such situations.
"When he has been knocked unconscious, the player himself may not see the reality," he said.
"I do not know the details but I know that the Premier League doctors are extremely good and I can imagine that the doctor may have recommended he be replaced.
"We have a slogan: if there is any doubt, keep the player out."
Dvorak said any player suffering concussion needed to rest for at least a week - some advice states three weeks - and subjected to further tests.
Villas-Boas' decision has been criticised as "dangerous" and "irresponsible" by brain injury charity Headway.
Luke Griggs, spokesperson for Headway, said: "We are hugely concerned that a professional football club should take such an irresponsible and cavalier attitude to a player's health."
The Football Association has detailed regulations on head injuries and concussion and though it is understood the governing body is not investigating Tottenham's handling of the incident, the rules state that anyone suffering a loss of consciousness should not play again that day.
The FA regulations state: "Any player remaining immobile and unresponsive to verbal commands following a head injury will be regarded as being unconscious and treated in accordance with established principles for extrication and management of the unconscious player. There will be no return to play during that day."
The rules do however allow for "a transient alteration of conscious level" following a head injury, which says a player can return to play following assessment by medical staff.


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Krista Watterworth's Room Recipes
The RoomRecipes community website is all about sharing recipes for home and garden design success and viewers sharing the inspiration they receive from watching home design TV shows. Krista Watterworth, the host of HGTV's Save My Bath and other design TV shows, is the host of the site, and will provide expert design ideas, design how-to assistance and as "one of the girls", share the fun, practicality and satisfaction with do it yourself home design projects.
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Utica Mutual promotes 3: Utica Mutual Insurance Co. named Richard Creedon and Daniel Daly to its board of directors. It named Kristen Martin corporate secretary to the board of directors for Utica Mutual and Graphics Arts Mutual Insurance Co. Currently, Creedon is executive vice president, general counsel and senior claims officer for Utica National. Daly is executive vice president and senior marketing/regional operations officer for Utica National. And Martin is senior vice president, general auditor and corporate secretary for Utica National.
AIMS Society elects officers: The American Insurance Marketing & Sales Society elected Craig Most—of Most Insurance, and Charles Venus—of Johnson & Strachan, to its board of directors. Board members began their year-long terms of service on April 1.
FSU inducts 3 to hall of fame: The Florida State University College of Business named William Hold, president and co-founder of The National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research, to its 2012 hall of fame in a ceremony March 29. Other College of Business event honorees included Tim Cole—executive vice president for sales at Del Monte Foods, and J. Michael Pate—former newspaper exec.
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