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I'd like to use my space this week to talk about "Lincoln." No, not the Steven Spielberg blockbuster that may be front-and-center at Sunday's Oscar ceremonies, and not Bill O'Reilly's "Killing Lincoln," now on our television screens.
This one is titled "Lincoln, the One-Man Show" and it stars Gary Saderup, which may ring a bell with people who've been around the theater as long as I have. You see, about 40 years ago, Gary made quite a few waves in local theatrical circles, and I was involved in some of them.
Over a period of years in the early 1970s, Gary and I did four shows together. We acted in "Arsenic and Old Lace," and I directed him in "A Loss of Roses," "Dear Friends" and "The Desperate Hours." It was the latter production that showcased his ferocious dramatic ability, as Gary portrayed the leader of a trio of escaped convicts holding a suburban family hostage in their own home.
Then Gary moved on to pursue an equally immense talent as a portrait artist and we lost touch for four decades — until he contacted me about his latest project, "Lincoln." I expressed interest and he sent me a videocassette of the show. It is, in a word, awesome.
Gary plays Abraham Lincoln from his teenage years through the Civil War and his ill-fated trip to Ford's Theater.
Lincoln's story opens shortly after the assassination, with Abe awakening in a sort of celestial ante room awaiting his entrance to heaven. While in that period of limbo, the inveterate storyteller chats with the audience and spins the tale of his historic life and times.
Most intriguing is his fervent opposition to slavery, instilled during his trip down the Mississippi river as a boy and witnessing a slave auction. The sight of a tearful mother being separated from her daughter stayed with Lincoln throughout his life.
In a performance inviting positive comparison to the one-man shows of Hal Holbrook, James Whitmore and James Earl Jones, Gary slips comfortably into the persona of Lincoln, adopting his folksy mannerisms and penchant for storytelling. He's also a ringer physically, gaunt and bearded.
"I worked with the Library of Congress on the dialect, the Smithsonian and many others on costuming, and lost 28 pounds to play the part," he said. "The movie was released in November and is available on DVD from Amazon.com, Kultur Films, barnesandnoble.com and several other outlets."
The show covers Lincoln's political career, including his debates over the morality of slavery with Stephen Douglas as both men vied for a Senate seat from Illinois, which Douglas won. The two men eventually became lifelong friends.
Two highlights of "Lincoln" come when Saderup recites the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address, with all the fervor driving him during the traumatic days of the Civil War. He makes it seem as emotionally involving as reading today's headlines.
The young man that I caught in a powerful performance as Rev. Davidson in "Rain" at Golden West College more than 40 years ago, and cast opposite my then-wife Beth in William Inge's "A Loss of Roses," has come a long way, both as an actor and an artist. During a 37-year career in art, he's traveled to Africa, Australia, Japan and Europe selling his sketches. I have two of them ("John Wayne" and "Marilyn Monroe") on my bedroom wall.
Gary has played the title roles in productions of the Shakespearean tragedies "Macbeth" and "Othello," as well as appearing as Charles Darwin.
Now he's Abraham Lincoln in a season replete with Lincolns. One reviewer put it this way: "A sweeping epic made human, specific and immediately powerful by Saderup's mastery of characterization, pacing and presentation."
Amen. I couldn't have said it better myself.
TOM TITUS reviews local theater.


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Located on the east side of Smugglers' Notch Resort Village, the Highlands Hill Community is nestled into the woodlands between Morse Mountain and Mount Mansfield State Forest. This exclusive location features one-, two- and three-bedroom condominium homes in a variety of convenient locations. You can easily pick up our on-demand shuttle, in Summer and Winter, which will take you anywhere you wish to go in the Resort. Twenty-eight of these vacation homes (Trailside Executives) are three-bedroom, townhouse duplexes. These spacious floor plans give privacy to large families and may also be rented as two bedroom homes. However, as a three-bedroom home, there is a large master bedroom with spacious whirlpool.
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The vacation homes (Aspens & Trailside Highlands) closest to the Morse Highlands spacious Lodge also have exclusive use of the Morse Highlands Community Center including year-round, outdoor heated swimming pool, exercise room, changing rooms and playground. Mountain Laurels also features its own outdoor heated pool.
Seasonally, this location is close to several of our most popular venues. During the Summer months, you are just a short walk or convenient, on-demand shuttle ride to our children's adventure programs and in Winter from the Morse Highlands Lift and Lodge where you can easily connect with Morse Mountain or drop your children off to meet their on-snow program guide. Just as easy, you can take a short walk or convenient shuttle ride toward the west, and you will be at the 'edge' of the Morse Liftline trail. Morse Mountain is your on-snow connection to the upper mountains, or the convenient, on-demand in-Resort shuttle service is available to take you any place you wish to go in The Village or to the base of Sterling and Madonna Mountains.
Summer and Fall brings you the convenience of using our hiking trail system for our self-guided, nature walks and hikes. In the Summer, Notchville Park with 3 pools, Lily Pad Walk, Twister Waterslide and Climbing Wall (to name a few) is one of our most popular Summer water playground venues and is just a quick walk or on-demand shuttle ride from any location at Highlands Hill. In Winter, this area is connected to our 30 km of cross-country trails and 20 km of dedicated, snowshoe trails.

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Sudan is marked by high inflation, a shrinking economy, student protests and protracted conflict, as well as stiff American sanctions and genocide charges related to Darfur. The independence of South Sudan in 2011 resolved years of civil war, but clashes continue to arise between Sudan and its new neighbor.
Our work
- Agriculture & Food: Increasing food security for returnees and vulnerable host communities with agricultural tools, seeds and information.
- Conflict & Governance: Improving war-affected and marginalised communities' capacity to support local economic development and poverty alleviation.
- Water: Drilling, repairing and maintaining water points.
Sudan: Children in Blue Nile state
Children in Kurmuk, Sudan, clown for the camera. The city in the Blue Nile state, along the country's southern border, has been besieged by conflict since South Sudan's independence last July, as the countries struggle to negotiate resources and borders.
Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan: Horror in the Horn of Africa: reflections and projections
I first encountered extreme poverty and hunger in 1972 when I drove through Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia on a church mission trip. It struck me in the heart and I felt helpless.
Sudan: Mayol Dau inside his shop
Mayol Dau does three things in his shop: credit card transfers over the phone, repair of mobile phones and recharging of mobile phone batteries.
Sudan: Mayol Dau outside his shop in Aweng, Sudan
Fifteen-year-old Mayol Dau started a cell phone business, with help from Mercy Corps, to help his family buy food. Now he's also using the money to pay for school fees to further his studies.
Sudan: Feet of Achol Ngong Chan and two of her children
Achol, her husband and their five children had to walk two days before reaching this displacement camp.
Sudan: Achol Ngong Chan and her children
Achol Ngong Chan and a few of her children, outside their makeshift shelter in a displacement camp near Agok, Sudan.
Sudan: Alfonse Pawil at a Mercy Corps Civil Society Resource Center
After years spent displaced during Sudan's long civil war, 20-year-old Alfonse Pawil is now enrolled in a Mercy Corps-sponsored computer training course in Turalei, his hometown.
Sudan: An uncertain future for Nyan-man Ajiing and her children
"I'm a returnee from Khartoum and now a displaced person from Abyei," 30-year-old Nyan-man Ajiing explained.
Sudan: Out of destruction, rebuilding hope in Abyei
It has been just over two and a half years since clashes between the northern Sudan Armed Forces and the southern Sudan People's Liberation Army burned Abyei town to the ground.
Sudan: A step forward in Darfur
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June 21, 2016, 6:53 pm
Tyler Johnson received a qualifying offer from the Heat, making him a restricted free agent.
We've liked Johnson for a while now and so do the Heat. As long as he can stay healthy he has a shot of making some noise at some point during next season.
Fantasy News
April 24, 2019, 6:25 pmClint Capela - C - Houston Rockets
According to head coach Mike D'Antoni, Clint Capela is feeling much better ahead of Wednesday's matchup against the Jazz.
Clint Capela has been struggling ever since he came down with this virus. He seems to be close to 100% according to his head coach. If Capela can get close to his season averages of 16.6 points on 64.8% shooting while grabbing 12.7 rebounds and blocking 1.5 shots per game, then the Jazz will have an even tougher to task to take down the Rockets on Wednesday in order to force a Game 6 back in Utah.
Source: Tim MacMahon on Twitter
April 24, 2019, 3:24 pmJaMychal Green - F - Los Angeles Clippers
JaMychal Green will remain in the starting lineup in Game 5 on Wednesday.
Green logged 22 minutes in the same role in Game 4, though it's not surprising that the Clippers will stick with the same group considering Ivica Zubac's tough fit in this matchup and Montrezl Harrell's fit in his current role.
Source: Andrew Greif on Twitter
April 24, 2019, 2:11 pmNate Tibbets - Team - Trail Blazers
The Suns have been given permission to interview Blazers assistants Nate Tibbets and David Vanterpool for their vacant head coaching position.
The Cavs have already been connected to the duo from Portland, and Tibbets interviewed for the Hawks' gig last summer. The Suns reportedly fired Igor Kokoskov so they could make Philadelphia assistant Monty Williams their top target before the Lakers got too deep into talks, but Phoenix will be looking at multiple candidates. It's a nice roster to work with but we can't imagine anyone will be too eager to work with the team's ownership group.
Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter
April 24, 2019, 2:00 pmDraymond Green - F - Golden State Warriors
Draymond Green admitted that his right wrist has been hurt for "a while."
Green added that he got hit there in Game 4 and "it pissed it off" and said that he's going to play through any pain in the postseason. It's not like teams weren't sagging off Green on the perimeter already, but if his wrist continues to hamper him in any way we may see opponents get very aggressive in their defensive efforts on Golden State's other players. Green is going to have lots of open jumpers presented to him for the rest of the postseason.
Source: Anthony Slater on Twitter
April 24, 2019, 1:57 pmJarrett Allen - C - Brooklyn Nets
Jarrett Allen will work on extending his range to the 3-point line this summer.
Him and every other big man. Allen went 6-for-45 on 3-pointers this season, so he's got some work to do. He's a quality young player who can protect the rim, but Allen isn't quite strong enough to crash and bang with the league's true behemoths and not quite gifted enough offensively to be anything more than a threat on the roll. It's a great base from which to work, however, and it's good to know that Allen is going to be putting in the work to make himself more of a weapon as the Nets look to build on a nice campaign.
Source: Bryan Fonseca on Twitter
April 24, 2019, 1:55 pmMarcus Smart - G - Boston Celtics
On Wednesday Brad Stevens said that Marcus Smart (torn oblique) is "doing great."
That's nice, but it's not much of an update. Smart was able to do some light shooting and treadmill work yesterday but we're still not expecting to see him until the tail end of the second round at the earliest. His tenacity and perimeter defense will be missed dearly in Boston's matchup with the Bucks.
Source: Jay King on Twitter
April 24, 2019, 1:48 pmKyle Lowry - G - Toronto Raptors
Kyle Lowry suffered a dislocated finger on his right hand in the first half of Tuesday's Game 5 but was able to pop it back in and return to the game.
Lowry swiped at the ball and ended up hitting Evan Fournier's leg with his hand, which caused the injury The fact that he was able to return to the game, even in a blowout, bodes well for his status for the second round. It may affect his shooting to some degree but Lowry has been playing facilitator more often anyway, and we wouldn't expect his performance to suffer. After a scoreless Game 1, Lowry was all over the floor for the Raptors as they locked in and simply outclassed Orlando.
Source: The Athletic
April 24, 2019, 11:50 amJeff Hornacek - Team - Sacramento Kings
Sam Amick of the Athletic is reporting that former Knicks head coach Jeff Hornacek had an interview with the Kings for the lead assistant coach job.
Sacramento has already hired Luke Walton to be their new coach but the news about the sexual assault allegations he faces might put his status in danger. Walton should be able to assemble his coaching staff once he is out of the woods but we should know more once the NBA concludes with their investigation of the matter.
Source: The Athletic
April 24, 2019, 11:11 amLuke Walton - Team - Sacramento Kings
Sam Amick of the Athletic is reporting that Luke Walton still has the Kings' support, despite the sexual assault allegations the newly-hired coach is facing.
The Kings are working with the NBA to investigate allegations made against Walton by his former colleague at Time Warner Cable, Kelli Tennant. The report adds that the two sides are moving forward with their working relationship and there doesn't appear to be any momentum toward firing Walton, who was hired earlier this month just three days after he parted ways with the Lakers. The Kings confirmed that they were not aware of the accusations until TMZ reported the news and that they will wait for the facts before making a decision on Walton's future. The investigation has been delayed because all parties haven't been able to access Tennant's lawsuit so more information should merge soon.
Source: The Athletic
April 24, 2019, 10:49 amJaren Jackson Jr. - F/C - Memphis Grizzlies
Jaren Jackson Jr. said that he wants to improve his "motor," his ball-handling skills and his shooting mechanics entering year two and he hopes to work with Kevin Garnett over the coming months.
Jackson and Garnett spent time together last summer and again in February when Garnett visited Memphis to feature Jackson's game for his segment on TNT. "He has a work ethic that is a throwback that I'm very appreciative of," Garnett said in the segment. "I love working with him. He is the future. I look forward to him becoming the leader of Memphis." The rookie had an impressive season before getting shut down due to a bruised thigh, averaging 13.8 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 1.4 blocks, 0.9 steals and 0.9 triples per contest. He has tremendous upside and owners in dynasty leagues should feel great about him.
Source: Memphis Commercial Appeal


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Definition: feeling remorse or regret
Every one of us has, on some occasion, felt like we should be saying "I'm sorry," and wished to do so ... but without actually having to utter those dread words. If you would like to say that you are sorry, or have feelings of regret or remorse, but want to do so in a fashion that is sufficiently obscure that the person to whom you are apologizing doesn't quite understand you, then compunctious is the word for you.
He was puzzled about Agnes, whose meaning he did not divine, and he was compunctious about Jack, to whom he could not wish a lover's reward for his trouble.
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Sometimes dreams are never realized simply because they are never believed to be possible. For Alipa Peters, a defensive end on the Estancia High football team, possible should never again be in question after he spent the weekend in Canton, Ohio with Pro Football Hall of Famers, his coach, and the Legacy Leadership Project.
Estancia football coach Mike Bargas became aware of a mentorship program looking for young men with leadership potential who needed a little push, a little education in believing that dreams can be realized. The Legacy Leadership Project teams up with the Newport Sports Museum and the Pro Football Hall of Fame and pairs high school football players with Hall of Famers to help the young men expand their boundaries and expectations in life.
When the program graced Bargas' desk, he immediately thought of his soft-spoken, talented big man, Peters. At 6'2" and pushing 270 pounds, Peters' large frame belies the senior's understated demeanor and difficult circumstances. Bargas recognized his player's potential and new there was fertile ground to sow some seeds of potential.
The process began in late April with a nomination letter from Bargas and essay from Peters, and as Peters made cut after cut from the numerous other nominations, Bargas kept downplayed the big kid's chances.
"I told him we have about a two in 60 chance to win this," Bargas said after he was told Peters made the short list.
On July 5, the coach and player were treated to Hall of Famer, Ron Yary stopping by the school to announce Peters' acceptance into the program. That would be the first of a series of interaction for the young man and great men.
As part of the program, Peters, Bargas and three other young men are granted access to the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies even beyond that of the national press. Through the weekend, the young men share dinners, lunches and stories with the greatest players to play America's favorite game.
One of the days in Canton, as Peters was seated next to an empty chair between another participant in the program, enjoying lunch, a yellow jacket stuffed with broad shoulders walked up to the chair, "Is this seat taken?" the gray-haired man asked. And like any good football fan, Peters did not deny Hall of Fame coach John Madden a seat at the table.
The Coach, who is also known for his popular video game, told stories of football past while attending to the answers of the young men. And because of the reverence Madden receives from the hallowed Hall of Famers, many of the game's greatest players and characters stopped by the table, met Peters, Bargas and the rest of the participants in the Legacy Leadership Project.
When asked what his favorite moment of the trip was, Peters didn't hesitate, "Meeting John Madden."
The two talked a little football, but mostly life, which for coach Bargas, scored the winning touchdown for the monumental trip. His goal in nominating Peters was to see the young man gain confidence, to find his own voice as a leader, and being surrounded by greatness did just that.
"It's been a dream come true for all of us," Bargas said. "This is a life changing trip."
And Hall of Fame cornerback, Mike Haynes, who was sitting next to Bargas Friday night at the enshrinees' dinner echoed that sentiment, "I don't know how it wouldn't be life changing."
As the young men were leaving the enshrines dinner, walking out the door with the likes of Jim Taylor, Joe Greene, Howie Long, Rayfield Wright, Jim Kelly, and of course, Madden, they happened to come across an inspired Michael Irvin who, gathered the young men around him and did what the greats do: taught.
"What you do today writes your life's book. So write it well…"
Irvin, the former Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver, continued to speak candidly to the young men about what defined legacy, struggles and perseverance, triumph and seeking truth. When he finished, Alipa stood with eyes wide and face white. It was a message most grown men would barely grasp, but for this high school football player, who lost two brothers and his father to death at an early age, he absorbed the message intently.
"Thank you," Dr. Casey Cooper, Legacy Project Organizer said to Irvin. "It means so much more coming from you."
Over the weekend, Coach Bargas watched his player develop confidence, not in physical prowess, but in personal commitment to achieve his own potential.
Peters said he was writing down this experience so his memory would not fail him in reliving the weekend. When asked how he would describe it to his classmates and teammates waiting for him at Estancia, he paused for some time, looked up, "I don't know yet," Peters said, "I'm still absorbing it all."


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Although colon cleansers may be good for some people by helping them to maintain proper bowel health, the most important factor is understanding and looking after your body's systems. Eating enough high fiber vegetables can encourage proper and easy bowel movements.
Squatting Position
This is considered important by some people but is not endorsed by all researchers or doctors.
Conventional toilets offer a squatting position. This is claimed by some people to cause some waste to accumulate in the lower regions of the colon before getting excreted.
They suggest that keeping both feet on the rim of the toilet can offer smooth bowel movements through the squatting position. Those who support the theory believe that because the squatting position causes your head to be in a forward position, this helps to straighten your colon and make excretion of fecal matter easier and more complete. They also suggest that this may also help people with hemorrhoids. Their view is that this position allows fecal matter to fall off easily, so there is no strain or pressure on the veins.
Their view is that sitting on a toilet seat may cause the colon to be curved at the end during excretion which may prevents complete clearing of the colon and causes some fecal matter to be left behind in the colon.
Source of Information : Your Guide to Colon Cleansing by By Peter Mason


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Race through the streets of Los Angeles with Adam-12, the series that defined the police drama genre. Still mourning the death of his former partner, Officer Pete Malloy is teamed with rookie Officer Jim Reed and together they serve and protect the City of Angels as "Adam-12", their unit's radio call number. Watch a these brothers in blue struggle to manage the job's demands and frustrations, as they battle drug dealers, intervene in domestic disputes and pursue suspects in high-speed chases.
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About Wroclaw
Poland's "Venice"
The largest city in western Poland with more than 600,000 inhabitants, Wroclaw is built upon twelve islands, surrounded by canals and rivers and home to more than 130 bridges, hence "Poland's Venice". The city was founded as a Bohemian stronghold at the intersection of two trade routes, the Via Regia and the Amber Road sometime during the 10th Century. At various times, Wroclaw has been part of the Kingdom of Poland, Bohemia, the Austrian Empire, Prussia, and Germany. Since World War II, it has been the capital of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
This city is set to satisfy anyone's expectations: be it history, architecture, cultural events or an electrifying nightlife! In addition to its beautiful Market Place, which was rebuild almost from scratch after the 1945 siege, beautiful bridges, awe-inspiring architecture, Wroclaw is also famous for its night clubs, bars, restaurants and other entertainment venues. Oh and an upcoming coronation of this exciting city as 2016's "European Capital of Culture" will bring along more buzz than ever!
One City, Two Fulfillment Centers
Amazon currently operates two fulfillment centers close to Wroclaw in Bielany Wrocławskie, in the municipality of Kobierzyce. They each are 95,000 square metres, or the size of 13 football pitches. Both of these two fulfillment centers are integrated into the European Fulfillment Network and are catering for the customer orders all over Europe.


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The Interior Design Program at SJSU also frequently sponsors study abroad seminars. In the last 5 years students have visited Japan, Italy and China and we intend to keep offering a wonderful selection of opportunities for students to experience design culture in other parts of the world.
Contemporary Dutch Design: Study Abroad in the Netherlands
Amsterdam, NL: July 19 - July 28, 2013
Studio at SJSU: July 29 - Aug 2, 2013
This three-week summer study abroad course will expose students to the Dutch product design, interior design, architecture, landscape design, and master planning that has occurred in the Netherlands over the last 20 years.
Almost no other country can boast such a high density of extraordinary interiors, buildings and urban ensembles on such a small surface area constructed over such a short amount of time by so many young and innovative archi- tects. Creativity, pragmatism, technology, artificial land- scapes, and living with water are among the key elements that have influenced their work.
Each day students will bicycle to visit new towns, buildings and their interiors by designers such as OMA/Rem Koolhaas, MVRDV, i29, Petra Blaise, West 8, Renzo Piano, Neutelings Riedijk, UN Studio, SANAA, de ArchitectenCie, David Chipperfield, Will Alsop, Mecanoo, Wiel Arets, and Enric Miralles, among others. The class will visit between three and ten projects per day.
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Tuition+administrative fee: $750.00
Program fee: $1,550.00
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2013 will be the Year of Interiors in Amsterdam; an event program will highlight the historic, cultural, artistic and economic importance of interior architecture and design. The theme of the World Interiors Event 2013 will be 'Past, Present and Future of Interiors'. Existing and new initiatives in the field of interiors will be brought under one umbrella, aimed at professionals as well as the public at large. From March to October an array of exhibitions, fairs, events, projects, lectures, seminars, presentations and much more around the theme of interiors will take place. More information about this event can be found at www.inamsterdam.org.
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House Democratic Whip Steny H. Hoyer (MD-05) and Ranking Member of the House Administration Committee Robert Brady (PA-01) led a letter sent to Secretaries of State today urging them to oppose new state measures adopted over the last year that would make it harder for eligible voters to register or vote. The letter was signed by 196 House Democrats, including Hoyer and Brady:
"A year from now, millions of Americans will head to the polls to exercise their most fundamental right -- the right to vote. Unfortunately, in states across the country, partisan measures have been adopted that would make it more difficult for nearly five million voters, particularly the poor, young people, the elderly, and minorities, to register and vote," said Whip Hoyer. "Voter suppression has no place in our country. That's why Democrats are sending a letter to Secretaries of State urging them to oppose these partisan efforts to hinder access to the ballot and urging them to work in a bipartisan way to ensure all Americans can exercise their constitutional right to be heard."
"Guaranteeing access to the ballot is a fundamental right of our democracy," said Rep. Brady. "Secretaries of State, as well as local election officials, are on the front lines of protecting this right. We stand, ready, willing and able to make sure these officials have all the tools they need to guarantee that every American can exercise their right to vote."
Below is the text of the letter and the full list of Democrats signing the letter:
Dear Secretary ___________
We are writing to you to express our collective concern that the bipartisan consensus and partnership between all levels of government, which for decades has been a central principle of election administration, is deteriorating.
Beginning with the passage of the Voting Rights Act, Congress and election officials across the country have worked on a bipartisan basis to open our democracy to all our citizens. Removing unnecessary barriers to voting was a cause shared across party lines. Sometimes, these efforts were directed at laws and practices that were intentionally created to deny citizens their right to vote. Other times, the laws or practices were relics of a prior era and served no continuing purpose.
As a result of these efforts, the franchise was effectively extended to all our citizens. Age, race, disability, language and military service were no longer impediments to voting. Outdated voting equipment, inaccessible voting sites and living abroad no longer deprived individuals of their right to vote. And these changes were made while putting into place safeguards against fraud.
No progress would have been possible without bipartisan support. There was a shared view that seeking partisan advantage at the expense of fellow citizens' voting rights was fundamentally wrong. It diminished our democracy and undermined its legitimacy.
But a disturbing trend is emerging. Election legislation and administration appear to be increasingly the product of partisan plays. Election officials are seen as partisan combatants, rather than stewards of our democracy. It is critical for our democracy that this does not continue. Voting hours, voting sites, identification requirements, voter registration regulation and access to mail ballots should not be used as weapons to achieve a preferred electoral outcome.
We are asking you, as front line participants in this process, to put partisan considerations aside and serve as advocates for enfranchisement. Critical to your role is the fair presentation and evaluation of the costs and benefits associated with any proposed change in election administration. We ask that you be vigilant in protecting against fraud but equally vigilant in protecting the franchise for all our citizens. History has taught us that our democracy has suffered far more from elected officials who chose to deny some of our citizens the opportunity to vote than from any other cause. There is no greater threat to our democracy than a diminished belief that the rules are fair and fairly administered.
Whether it is an elderly woman unable to locate her birth certificate for purposes of establishing her U.S. citizenship on election day or a college student whose school-issued identification is not among the IDs deemed acceptable for voting or a disabled veteran whose local polling place has not yet been made accessible, public officials on all levels of government should be striving to facilitate their right to vote, not make it more difficult.
We stand willing and ready to work in a bipartisan manner with our Republican counterparts in the U.S. Congress, as well as with state and local officials across the country, to guarantee to every citizen the right to vote and the certainty that every citizen's vote will be counted.
Steny Hoyer (MD-05)
Robert Brady (PA-01)
John Conyers (MI-14)
John Lewis (GA05)
Emanuel Cleaver (MO-05)
Charles Gonzalez (TX-20)
Judy Chu (CA-32)
Gary Ackerman (NY-05)
Jason Altmire (PA-04)
Robert Andrews (NJ-01)
Joe Baca (CA-43)
Tammy Baldwin (WI-02)
John Barrow (GA-12)
Karen Bass (CA-33)
Xavier Becerra (CA-31)
Shelley Berkley (NV-01)
Howard Berman (CA-28)
Timothy Bishop (NY-01)
Sanford Bishop (GA-02)
Earl Blumenauer (OR-03)
Madeleine Bordallo (GU-00)
Dan Boren (OK-02)
Leonard Boswell (IA-03)
Bruce Braley (IA-01)
Corrine Brown (FL-03)
G. K. Butterfield (NC-01)
Lois Capps (CA-23)
Michael Capuano (MA-08)
Dennis Cardoza (CA-18)
Russ Carnahan (MO-03)
John Carney (DE-AL)
Andre Carson (IN-07)
Kathy Castor (FL-11)
Ben Chandler (KY-06)
Donna Christensen (VI-00)
David Cicilline (RI-01)
Hansen Clarke (MI-13)
Yvette Clarke (NY-11)
Wm. Lacy Clay (MO-01)
James Clyburn (SC-06)
Steve Cohen (TN-09)
Gerry Connolly (VA-11)
Jim Costa (CA-20)
Jerry Costello (IL-12)
Joe Courtney (CT-02)
Mark Critz (PA-12)
Joseph Crowley (NY-07)
Henry Cuellar (TX-28)
Elijah Cummings (MD-07)
Danny Davis (IL-07)
Susan Davis (CA-53)
Peter DeFazio (OR-04)
Diana DeGette (CO-01)
Rosa DeLauro (CT-03)
Ted Deutch (FL-19)
Norman Dicks (WA-06)
John Dingell (MI-15)
Lloyd Doggett (TX-25)
Joe Donnelly (IN-02)
Michael Doyle (PA-14)
Donna Edwards (MD-04)
Keith Ellison (MN-05)
Eliot Engel (NY-17)
Anna Eshoo (CA-14)
Eni Faleomavaega (AS-00)
Sam Farr (CA-17)
Chaka Fattah (PA-02)
Bob Filner (CA-51)
Barney Frank (MA-04)
Marcia Fudge (OH-11)
John Garamendi (CA-10)
Al Green (TX-09)
Gene Green (TX-29)
Raul M. Grijalva (AZ-07)
Luis Gutierrez (IL-04)
Janice Hahn (CA-36)
Colleen Hanabusa (HI-01)
Alcee Hastings (FL-23)
Martin Heinrich (NM-01)
Brian Higgins (NY-27)
Jim Himes (CT-04)
Maurice Hinchey (NY-22)
Ruben Hinojosa (TX-15)
Mazie Hirono (HI-02)
Kathy Hochul (NY-26)
Tim Holden (PA-17)
Rush Holt (NJ-12)
Michael Honda (CA-15)
Jay Inslee (WA-01)
Steve Israel (NY-02)
Jesse Jackson (IL-02)
Sheila Jackson-Lee (TX-18)
Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX-30)
Hank Johnson (GA-04)
Marcy Kaptur (OH-09)
William Keating (MA-10)
Dale Kildee (MI-05)
Ron Kind (WI-03)
Larry Kissell (NC-08)
Dennis Kucinich (OH-10)
James Langevin (RI-02)
Rick Larsen (WA-02)
John Larson (CT-01)
Barbara Lee (CA-09)
Sander Levin (MI-12)
Dan Lipinski (IL-03)
Dave Loebsack (IA-02)
Zoe Lofgren (CA-16)
Nita Lowey (NY-18)
Ben Lujan (NM-03)
Stephen Lynch (MA-09)
Carolyn Maloney (NY-14)
Edward Markey (MA-07)
Jim Matheson (UT-02)
Doris Matsui (CA-05)
Carolyn McCarthy (NY-04)
Betty McCollum (MN-04)
Jim McDermott (WA07)
James McGovern (MA-03)
Mike McIntyre (NC-07)
Jerry McNerney (CA-11)
Gregory Meeks (NY-06)
Michael Michaud (ME-02)
Brad Miller (NC-13)
George Miller (CA-07)
Gwen Moore (WI-04)
James Moran (VA-08)
Chris Murphy (CT-05)
Jerrold Nadler (NY-08)
Grace Napolitano (CA-38)
Richard Neal (MA-02)
Eleanor Holmes Norton (DC-00)
John Olver (MA-01)
Bill Owens (NY-23)
Frank Pallone (NJ-06)
Bill Pascrell (NJ-08)
Ed Pastor (AZ-04)
Donald Payne (NJ-10)
Nancy Pelosi (CA-08)
Ed Perlmutter (CO-07)
Gary Peters (MI-09)
Collin Peterson (MN-07)
Pedro Pierluisi (PR-00)
Chellie Pingree (ME-01)
Jared Polis (CO-02)
David Price (NC-04)
Mike Quigley (IL-05)
Nick Rahall (WV-03)
Charles Rangel (NY-15)
Silvestre Reyes (TX-16)
Laura Richardson (CA-37)
Cedric Richmond (LA-02)
Mike Ross (AR-04)
Steven Rothman (NJ-09)
Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA-34)
C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger (MD-02)
Bobby Rush (IL-01)
Timothy Ryan (OH-17)
Gregorio Sablan (MP-00)
Linda Sanchez (CA-39)
Loretta Sanchez (CA-47)
John Sarbanes (MD-03)
Janice Schakowsky (IL-09)
Adam Schiff (CA-29)
Kurt Schrader (OR-05)
Allyson Schwartz (PA-13)
Robert Scott (VA-03)
David Scott (GA-13)
Jose Serrano (NY-16)
Terri Sewell (AL-07)
Brad Sherman (CA-27)
Heath Shuler (NC-11)
Albio Sires (NJ-13)
Louise McIntosh Slaughter (NY-28)
Adam Smith (WA-09)
Jackie Speier (CA-12)
Fortney Pete Stark (CA-13)
Betty Sutton (OH-13)
Bennie Thompson (MS02)
Mike Thompson (CA-01)
John Tierney (MA-06)
Paul Tonko (NY-21)
Edolphus Towns (NY-10)
Niki Tsongas (MA-05)
Chris Van Hollen (MD-08)
Nydia Velazquez (NY-12)
Peter Visclosky (IN-01)
Tim Walz (MN-01)
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-20)
Maxine Waters (CA-35)
Melvin Watt (NC-12)
Henry Waxman (CA-30)
Peter Welch (VT-AL)
Frederica Wilson (FL-17)
Lynn Woolsey (CA-06)
John Yarmuth (KY-03)
Source: http://www.democraticwhip.gov/content/hoyer-brady-lead-letter-signed-196-democrats-urging-secretaries-state-oppose-new-measures-ma


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n. - A water course or way; a reach of water. 2
n. - A metallic vein; any regular vein or course, whether metallic or not. 2
The word "lode" uses 4 letters: D E L O.
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b - lobed c - coled dolce d - doled g - lodge ogled h - dhole holed i - oiled oldie m - model n - loden olden o - looed p - loped poled r - older s - doles lodes soled t - toled v - loved voled w - dowel lowed x - loxed y - odyle yodel yodle
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By JOHN FLOWERS
MONTPELIER — The Vermont House and Senate have asked the Agency of Agriculture to study the impact of milk hauling and stop charges on Vermont dairy farmers, and determine whether those expenses could be reasonably shifted to manufacturers and/or consumers.
As it stands, farmers pay the costs for haulers to stop and collect their milk. They are also assessed a fee to have that milk hauled to processing facilities. The fees are deducted from the farmers' milk checks.
For many farmers, these hauling and stop charges are not insignificant. Sen. Harold Giard, D-Bridport, a former dairy farmer, said he paid upward of $20,000 per year to have his milk hauled to processing facilities in Massachusetts. Giard said he has a cousin in Bridport who milks 90 cows and paid $21,000 in charges last year. He heard recently from a farmer in the Northeast Kingdom who milks 30 cows and pays $4,800 annually in charges.
MONTPELIER — Addison County will reap more than $2.5 million from the fiscal year 2007 state capital bill, money that will be used to pay off a new vocational education building; complete a new Vermont State Police barracks in New Haven; and purchase a harvester to trim milfoil from the southern portion of Lake Champlain.
Sen. Phil Scott, R-Montpelier, confirmed on Monday that Senate and House negotiators had agreed on all money items to be included in the capital bill, which includes a list of more than $50 million in construction projects throughout Vermont that have been budgeted for the next fiscal year.
MIDDLEBURY — The Counseling Service of Addison County (CSAC) is planning a new school in Middlebury that would cater to local students who cannot thrive in traditional public school settings due to severe emotional and behavioral problems.
Counseling Service officials brought their CSAC school proposal to the Middlebury Zoning Board of Adjustment on Monday. They are seeking the board's permission to establish the new school in 1,450 square feet of space in the Middlebury College-owned office building located off Route 7 South, across from the A&W Restaurant.
Robert Thorn, executive director of CSAC, said his agency would work with local middle and high schools to identify students who might benefit from the Counseling Service program. Those students, according to a CSAC project narrative, would have "severe emotional disturbance and behavioral and emotional issues that prevent public school placement.�
ADDISON COUNTY — Green Up Vermont and volunteer coordinators around state are distributing 40,000 green trash bags so that Vermonters can clean up the highways and byways of their towns this Saturday, Green Up Day 2006.
Join the thousands of people who are expected to take an hour or two on this, the 36th anniversary of this unique Vermont tradition, by picking up trash in public areas. The success of Green Up Day depends on the generous support of the many volunteers who help organize the clean up and on businesses and groups that help fund the distribution of the trash bags.
MIDDLEBURY — Until recentÂly, Martha Rainville's presence in a room would command either great trepidation or intense joy among those who would hang on her every word.
As adjutant general of the Vermont National Guard, it was Maj. Gen. Rainville's duty to send troops off to battle zones and make somber walks to a podium to release the names of Vermont soldiers killed during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
On the other hand, Rainville presided over many a repatriation ceremony, at which soldiers and their families celebrated joyful reunions.
Rainville last month traded in her military fatigues for some civilian attire en route to what she hopes will be a new career serving the public — as Vermont's lone U.S. House member in Washington, D.C.
By JOHN S. McCRIGHT
BRISTOL — Vermont State Police arrested Bristol police officer Shawn Dillon on Friday and charged him with fraud in connection with an application for a $350,000 home mortgage.
Dillon, a Bristol resident, resigned from the Bristol Police Department on Saturday. He had been on the force for just under two years, according to Bristol Police Chief Kevin Gibbs.
According to VSP, Dillon, 28, had claimed on an application for a home mortgage that he was a state police trooper. He had applied for such a job, but had been denied the position.
Troopers arrested Dillon on Friday morning and charged him with fraud and resisting arrest. He was arraigned in Chittenden District Court Friday afternoon and released on conditions, including that he not contact witnesses. He is scheduled to appear before Judge Edward Cashman in that court on May 17.
MONTPELIER — The Vermont House on Tuesday voted 77-63 in favor of a bill that would allow organic farmers to seek damages from the manufacturers of genetically modified seeds, if those products taint their crops through pollen drift or some other accidental event.
The controversial measure is far from a done deal, however. It now requires Senate approval, after which it would require the signature of Vermont Gov. James Douglas, a Middlebury Republican.
Douglas administration spokesman Jason Gibbs minced no words on Wednesday when asked whether the governor would support the House-passed measure.
MIDDLEBURY — Work crews soon will launch the first of what will be two of the busiest municipal construction seasons in Middlebury's history, with reconstruction of Seminary Street; replacement of water/sewer infrastructure along College Street; and installation of better signalization on Court Street highlighting this year's projects.
"The next few years will be kind of painful, but once we're done, we should be set for a couple of years,� Middlebury Director of Operations Dan Werner said.
Work is scheduled to get under way later this month, when Tom Vanacore & Co. of Bridport begins the last phase of masonry work on the Battell Bridge in downtown Middlebury. The company has already completed filling cracks between the large stone blocks that make up the bridge's three massive arches. Crews this spring will perform the same kind of work on the bridge railings on both sides of Main Street.
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I am trying to install Ubuntu as per all the instructions from the knowledge base and everything goes fine until the final installation screen where I get this message :
The Partition / dev / sda1 assigned to / starts at an offset of 2560 bytes from the minimum alignment for this disk, which may lead to very poor performance.
Since you are formatting this partition, you should correct this problem now by realigning the partition, as it will be difficult to change later.
To do this, go back to the main partitioning menu, delete the partition, and recreate it in the same position with the same setting.
This will cause the partition to start at a point best suited for this disk.
At this point there are 2 options on screen, go back or continue.
If I click on continue, it just goes back to the screen quoted above.
If I click on Go Back, it brings me to the main installation screen where I'm not sure what to do because I have BIBM installed on the first HD, with unlimited Primaries.
BIBM is on the first Primary, with XP, Vista, Win7Ult-64 (old) and Win7Ult-64 new on their own partitions.
I created the Ubuntu partition and swap file partition as per instructions from the BIBM article, just created and not formatted, added the Ubuntu item to the BIBM boot menu, booted to Ubuntu as per instructions ( failed as article says it should ) and rebooted to the Ubuntu DVD.
So I cancelled the installation for now until I can continue with more information on what to do, like where do I delete the partition and recreate it, from BIBM or Ubuntu.
At least everything is still as it should be re BIBM and the OS's, everything still works.


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Fan Reportedly Dies After Concert Stage Dive
In tragic news from outside the world of classic rock, a fan has died following a stage dive at a weekend metalcore concert in New York City. No one caught Alberto Scott, 21, when he leaped during a performance by Miss May I at the Studio at Webster Hall, Billboard reports.
Police report that the young man didn't collapse until after he left the venue. Paramedics were apparently unable to revive Scott, who suffered a serious head injury. Miss May I acknowledged the incident in a Facebook post, which quickly turned into a series of testimonials from Scott's friends -- and a repository for sad stories about what happened on Saturday night.
Brooklyn Vegan and Sinestra Studios are reposting remembrances, as well. A site has also been launched to assist with Scott's funeral expenses.
Miss May I, touring in support of the just-released 'Rise of the Lion,' is set to appear at the Rockstar Mayhem Festival later this summer. Their debut album 'Apologies Are for the Weak' went to No. 76 on the Billboard charts in 2006.


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Prospects Daily: US consumer confidence falls; inflation moderated in Chile, Peru and Mexico but rose slightly in Brazil
Financial Markets…U.S. Treasuries slid for the first time in four days, with the benchmark note yields 3 basis points to 1.62%, as a government report showed U.S. employers added more than forecasted jobs in November. U.S government bonds have advanced 2.8% this year as of yesterday, after gaining 9.8% in 2011 and 5.9% in 2010.


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Frequently Asked Questions about WIC
Q. What kind of health check does WIC do?
A. At your WIC appointment the WIC staff will weigh and measure you (or your child if they are applying), check the hemoglobin (the finger stick test for iron in your blood), ask questions on your (or your child's) health and about what you (or your child) eat.
Q. Do I need an appointment?
A. An appointment is best. WIC staff try to make your time in the WIC office as short as possible. By setting up an appointment they will be able to get you in and out as quickly as possible.
Q. Can I bring my kids to the appointment?
A. At certification appointments you are required to bring your child to the appointment. At other times you may bring them along or you may find it easier to visit with the nutritionist if you leave them with a caretaker.
Q. How long do the appointments take?
A. The first appointment will take longer - usually 30 to 40 minutes, because everything is new. After that, your monthly appointment with the nutritionist will take about 20 minutes. Every six months to a year, you will need another 20 - 30 minute appointment time to reconfirm program eligibility.
Q. Do I automatically qualify if I'm on SNAP (Food Stamps) or Medicaid?
A. Yes, you meet the WIC income requirements, since these programs have stricter income limits. But you still need to have a nutritional risk fully qualify.
Q. If I am not a citizen of the U.S., can I get WIC?
A. Yes, WIC does not require proof of citizenship or alien status and participation in WIC will not affect your immigration or naturalization status.
Q. If I am working, can I still qualify for WIC?
A. Yes! Many working families qualify for WIC. Because WIC is a health program its income requirements are more generous than other programs (see income guidelines).
Q. How do I use the WIC check?
A. The WIC staff will explain how to cash your WIC check at your community grocery store. They will also provide you with a list of the foods that you can buy. WIC also trains the store staff, so if you have questions, they can help you too.
Q. If I live with my boyfriend, does that disqualify me from WIC?
A. WIC looks at the household income to see if you are eligible. If you are living with someone, WIC needs to include their income when determining your eligibility. If you have questions, call your local WIC office.
Q. How many check stubs do I need to bring to prove my income?
A. It depends on things like whether your income changed recently or if you earn a regular amount each pay period. The best thing to do is ask the WIC staff when you make your appointment.
Q. Does child support count as income?
A. Yes, child support counts as income for the household receiving the support. But it is not deducted from the household making the payment.
Q. Will participation affect my income taxes?
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Gold firmed in thin pre-holiday trade on Monday, but prices stayed near a four-month low as the U.S. fiscal stalemate drove investors to the sidelines.
Despite the recent losses, gold remains set for a 12th straight year of gains on ultra-loose monetary policy by leading central banks, concerns over the financial stability of the euro zone, and diversification into bullion by central banks. Gold appeals to investors as a hedge against inflation.
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Gold rose 0.43 percent to $1,663.24 an ounce at 1221 GMT, supported by a weaker dollar against a basket of currencies, after falling to its weakest since August at $1,635.09 on Thursday.
U.S. gold for February rose 0.27 percent an ounce to $1,664.50.
Bullion hit an all-time high around $1,920 in September 2011 when a worsening debt crisis in Europe sparked a buying rush.
Hedge funds and money managers slashed their net long gold positions in the week to Dec. 18 to their lowest level since the end of August, according to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's Commitments of Traders report on Friday.
"The weaker dollar and steady stock markets are giving support to gold. Gold has key support around last week's low of $1,635, with resistance around $1,675, near the lows touched in early November," said Peter Fertig, analyst with Quantitative Commodity Research.
Fertig said gold investors were focused on stalled talks in the U.S. to avert the so-called "fiscal cliff", tax hikes and spending cuts that risk sending the U.S. economy into recession.
"My view is that the fiscal cliff will be avoided at the last minute. If the fiscal cliff is avoided, that should be positive for risk assets including gold," he said.
"As the market had been pricing in that the fiscal cliff might be a reality, there might be a sense of relief."
Some U.S. lawmakers voiced concern on Sunday that the country would go over "the fiscal cliff" in nine days, triggering harsh spending cuts and tax hikes, and some Republicans charged that was President Barack Obama's goal.
Some analysts say an impasse in the U.S. budget talks boosts gold's safe-haven appeal, but others argue the metal is increasingly behaving like a risk asset, which is why a budget deal could offer investors some direction.
World stock, commodity and currency markets were steady on Monday, with tensions over the U.S. budget dispute subdued by a holiday lull in Europe.
Spot gold is poised to test a support at $1,631 per ounce, as it may have completed a rebound from the Dec. 20 low of $1,635.09, according to Reuters market analyst Wang Tao.
Gold demand in India, the world's biggest buyer of the metal, picked up on Monday as buyers were scrambling to purchase limited stocks available with local banks after most overseas sellers left for the Christmas vacation.
Silver was up 0.70 percent to $30.19 an ounce, platinum rose 0.21 percent to $1,537.50 and sister metal palladium firmed 0.88 percent to $682.47 an ounce.
"We have a positive view of precious metals prices in the first half of 2013 on the basis of further money accommodation and a rebound in economic growth," said BNP Paribas in a report.
"Given its strong fundamentals, we believe that palladium has the most upside potential over the next two years."
Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest producer of palladium and nickel, expects the palladium market to remain in a deficit in the next several years largely due to a near depletion of Russian state supplies.
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Linux is all about choices. More often then not there are those that disagree with some of those choices.
1) Stallman vs. Ubuntu.
Ubuntu 12.10 includes features that are supposed to make it easier for users to find the stuff they want. One example is the Amazon integration which helps users by showing them stuff they might want if they are searching. According to Free Software Foundation (FSF) Founder Richard Stallman (RMS), Ubuntu is actually 'spying' on users.
"When the user searches her own local files for a string using the Ubuntu desktop, Ubuntu sends that string to one of Canonical's servers," Stallman wrote.
In Stallman's view this is happening without user consent, even though there is the clear option for any user to simply turn the 'feature' off.
"Even if it were disabled by default, the feature would still be dangerous: "opt in, once and for all" for a risky practice, where the risk varies depending on details, invites carelessness," Stallman stated. "To protect users' privacy, systems should make prudence easy: when a local search program has a network search feature, it should be up to the user to choose network search explicitly each time."
Going a step further, Stallman wants Free Software advocates to avoid Ubuntu all together now, and not install or recommend it to others.
2) Ubuntu 13.04
While RMS might not be rushing to try out the latest version of Ubuntu, many others likely still are.
This past week the first Alpha for what will become Ubuntu 13.04, the Raring Ringtail was officially released. The Alpha though is only available with Kubuntu and Edubuntu images for now.
"At the end of the 12.10 development cycle, the Ubuntu flavour decided that it would reduce the number of milestone images going forward and the focus would concentrate on daily quality and fortnightly testing rounds known as cadence testing," Ubuntu developers Stephane Graber wrote in a mailing list posting. "Based on that change, The Ubuntu product itself will not have an Alpha-1 release."
Grabe added that the first milestone release for Ubuntu 13.04 will be the Final Beta, set for release on March 28th, 2013.
3) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4
Red Hat is also busy working on its next generation of Linux. This past week, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4 (RHEL) was released, providing new virtualization and Microsoft interoperability features.
On the interoperability side the System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) has been enhanced to work with Microsoft Active Directory. Support for Microsoft Hyper-v virtualization has also been extended.
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of the IT Business Edge Network, the network for technology professionals Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist.


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Hurricane Sandy leaves hundreds of downed trees in its wake
The trees are the story today around Massachusetts. Toppled on roads, yards, houses, cars. Bending power lines like guitar strings. Roots up in the air.
Now, with Hurricane Sandy fading into memory, it's time to clean them up.
With chainsaws revving, crews are working to restore power in dozens of Massachusetts communities after damaging winds raked the state.
"We have a fair amount of tree damage and a number of trees that have taken down wires and others that hit houses,'' said Paul Chagnon, assistant fire chief in Newton.
Chagnon said firefighters will have a better estimate on the exact number of downed trees once crews go out and start working.
All of the calls the Newton Fire Department has received regarding trees that crashed into homes or tore down wires have had at least an initial visit, he said.
But in some cases, the firefighters have to wait for the utility company to suspend power to the home before removing a tree, Chagnon said.
"We can't really do much with trees until we figure out the power situation,'' he said.
Norwell Fire Chief Andrew Reardon got an update from National Grid at midnight that 78 percent of the town was without power.
"We have a lot of trees down, a lot of lines down,'' Reardon said. "We are going through this morning trying to identify our priorities and trying to restore as much power as we can.''
He said it wasn't the worst storm he had seen, but that there was quite a big mess to clean up.
"I look at the poor folks in New York and New Jersey and my heart goes out to them,'' he said.
He hoped to get an update from National Grid by later today.
Sandy's winds caused damage across Cambridge as well. Trees, wires, and branches were strewn across streets, as in many Massachusetts neighborhoods.
Crews from the Cambridge Department of Public Works were sent to start the cleanup process this morning. Trees had fallen into houses, or onto cars, on Larch Road and Howard Street as well as in other parts of the city.
More than 10 roads are closed in Marlborough, blocked by a mix of trees and wires that fell during the hurricane's high winds, the city reported on its official Facebook page. Work is being done to clean up the debris in these areas. Marlborough is also experiencing some flooding on Donald Lynch Boulevard, the page said.
Twenty percent, or about 4,000 residents, are still without electricity and efforts are underway to restore power to the remaining homes, the city reported.
Weston Town Manager Donna VanderClock said trees were down and tangled with wires throughout town
The town hasn't seen significant response to storm damage, and roughly half the town is without power. VanderClock said she was worried because emergency vehicles could not get through, and unless they made significant progress clearing roads today, school would have to be closed Wednesday, too.
"It seems like there's been more response in the other towns than there has been in Weston,'' she said.
During last year's Hurricane Irene, trees snapped under heavy snow because they still had their leaves. Similarly, trees across the state fell victim to Sandy's winds Monday because their branches were not yet bare, an expert said.
"When the leaves are on, there's a lot more force or drag of the wind that affects the tree,'' said Brian Kane, a professor of commercial arboriculture with the Massachusetts Arborists Association.
Certain types of trees, such as evergreens, are more susceptible to being blown over by winds because they always have leaves, he said.
"Species plays a role in the likelihood of failure but it's more the physical qualities of the tree itself,'' Kane said. "More often than not, it's a previous incident that maybe caused decay in the tree.''
Trees with structural defects, like weak branch unions, are more likely to fall, he said. "The tree can withstand less just because of the defects,'' Kane said.
The storm brought an early end to the foliage season New England is so famous for, he noted. "Foliage was definitely on its way out and with all of that wind, it certainly blew off any remaining leaves,'' Kane said. "It's much less likely that you'll see good color now.''
The National Weather Service reported a peak wind gust of 62 miles per hour both in East Boston and Wakefield Tuesday evening. Wrentham had a peak wind gust of 77 miles per hour, the weather service reported.
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Here's the good news: Wages are up. Not a whole lot, but they are up.
Along with the monthly consumer prices report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics calculates "real" wages, wages adjusted for inflation. Why this doesn't get as much attention as other data points is beyond us; if you'd been paying attention to wage growth over the past, well, couple decades, you'd have been ready for all the bad things that were piling up around that dark bend in the road, the one that nobody could see coming.
Real average hourly wages were up 0.6% in January 2013 from January 2012, the BLS reported this morning. Average weekly wages were up 0.3%.
Any time we see wage growth outpacing even the smoothed, massaged measures of inflation represented by the CPI, we're happy. Rising wages speak to a growing, healthy economy, and that ultimately is the best thing for equities. But wage growth is a fragile flower, and we fear that any headwind, and there are several massing, may be enough to scatter it to the four winds.


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Veni Vidi Vici for tournament winner Lukas Podpera fresh Czech 6d
Round 1:
Board 1: Youngsters Lukas Podpera 5d(w) and Kevin Sanow 4d met each other on board 1 SGF and video
Board 2: Fresh Berlin Champion 2013 David Seibt 4d had to face the living legend, 4 times Berlin Champion of the past, Robert Jasiek 5d, alias Sum on KGS.
The Champion of the past won. SGF and video
round 2 Lukas Podpera 6d (left) vs Jonas Welticke 4d
Round 2:
Board 1: Again talented youth players on board 1.
Lukas Podpera 6d from the Czech Republic now had to face German Jonas Welticke 4d.
In short....a joseki went bad....SGF and video
Board 2: The notorious Berliner go-book writer and former Berlin Champion Robert Jasiek 5d had to face a another former Berlin Champion Bernd Schütze 5d, who always wins when he is in front of a (EuroGoTV) camera.
This time...was an exception....as Bernd didnt watch the clock and lost on time. SGF and video
Round 3:
Board 1: Allready a kind of a finale as Lukas Podpera 6d played with Robert Jasiek 5d. Robert skilfully took the center; it looked really big, but then young Lukas showed us his endgame power; move after move he came closer and in the end the hidden aji of his dead stones in the center made the difference too big in Lukas advantage, so Robert resigned. SGF and video
Board 2: David Seibt 4d took the white stones against Kevin Sanow 4d. Both played very slow in the beginning and with the progressive Canadian overtime in sight, everybody waited for the fireworks. I dont know how, but they played it out until the last dame!
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Round 4:
Board 1:
Unbeaten leader Lukas Podpera 6d had to face Tobias Berben 4d, who entered the room with a big smile as he last night had won a big money prize in a poker tournament.
Lukas doesnt care about luck and so after 156 moves Tobias had to resign. SGF and video
Board 2: Jonas Welticke 4d and Robert Jasiek dont need much time to make important strategic decisions; combine this with the fact that yours truly HW9x9 relayed the wrong first(!!) move to KGS and that the scribe for board 2 was just a few minutes late, the result for the average KGS viewer was a disaster......about 60 moves played, but not on KGS....luckely we had some help from players from other boards! who used the edit function to make a fresh start. Right on the moment EuroGoTV2 had the right position on KGS, the players started to think before they moved....In the end Jonas even didnt have time left, so Robert won his second game by time (but to be fair to Robert, i believe in both games he had the upper hand). Replay the correct SGF and video
Round 5:
Board 1: Lukas Podpera 6d, who's rating would pass the 2600 mark when he would win this game, played with local hero and business lawyer Bernd Schütze 5d. Several times the viewers had the feeling Bernd should resign, but every time he managed to make it close again. Late in the endgame, when Bernd saw that he could not win anymore, he resigned. SGF and video
Congratulations Lukas! With your tournament victory and your new rating high.
Board 2: Old school ruled as Robert Jasiek 5d met Vladimir Danek 5d. Vladimir was winning all the way, but in the end Robert tricked him and won so by 5. SGF and video
As every year an important power behind the succes of the tournament are the Japanese house wifes who make the best food ever for real modest prizes. Also the many volenteers deserve everybodys graditude. But the real reason for the tournaments succes are players themselves. Many of them are low kyu go-players, but hi dan nice people.
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Eastern Boarder presents the 13th annual Last Call at Loon Mountain
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The spirit of snowboarding that I fell in love with is still alive and well in the East Coast. Today, March 18, 2013 marked the 13th annual Last Call at Loon Mountain, presented by Eastern Boarder. Last Call is much more than a contest for riders on the East Coast. It's an institution. It's what people spend all season gearing up, and getting exciting for. Last Call is different from every other contest because there's a true sense of friendship that runs through the day. It really doesn't feel like people are competing against each other, rather, it feels like people are just trying to have a great time, and push their snowboarding to the best of their ability.
This year was no exception. Like Last Calls of the past today's event was broken up into three different jam sessions. The first session was on a pretty decent sized park jump. People were saying it was 60 feet to the knuckle. You can imagine just how solid the jump was considering we're talking about the east coast, and it was cold as hell, and there wasn't much snow to begin with. Some of the standouts on the jump were Ralph Kucharek, Travis Neuenhaus, Merrick Joyce, and Eric Kovall. But in the end the standout jumper was Tyler Lheureux. He was riding like an all out animal over the jump and took the $200.00 prize for best jumper.
After jumping everyone made their way down to an insane mini pipe / rail jam feature. Pretty much any mini pipe to rail combo was possible. It was pretty insane. Dudes like Alex Andrews, Sam Hulburt, Brandon Reis, Ted Borland, Zak Hale, and Jeremy Landry were just wrecking house. Also ladies like Mary Rand, Amy Gan, and Elin Tortorice, who was riding better than most pro girls, were out there getting buck wild. It was crazy, and hectic and way too much fun to ride then to just sit and watch. So that's what I did. There was a winner though, and that was Tyler Lheureux again. He got 200 more dollars for his display of rail and mini shred mastery.
Once the mini –pipe/ rail jam set up was over it was lunchtime. Man lunchtime rules. Loon gave everyone the choice of a hamburger, a cheeseburger, or a chicken sandwich. Man it was awesome! Following the delicious feast it was time for the final feature, the infamous Loon wallride. Loon's wallride is not for the faint of heart. It's huge, it's wide, and it's in front of everyone, so they will make fun of you don't do something cool. Fortunately for a few people, they did cool tricks so they didn't get heckled. Alex Andrews was doing sick frontside wallrides, Mike Rav was charging, Forest Burki was doing frontside cane plants, and Ted Lavoie was trying to get creative. The two dudes who were charging it in true east coast style were Nick Doucette and Shawn Murphy. These guys were going balls to the walls with full on reckless abandon for their health and well-being. Shaun ended up winning the quarter pipe. But it wasn't for a lack of trying by Nick Doucette.
Last Call was the best day ever. It really helped remind me why snowboarding rules so much. Good friends, good boarding, good people. It just doesn't get better then that!
- Tyler Lherueux
- Sean Murphy
- Travis Neuenhaus
- Elin Tortorice
- Mary Rand
- Amy Gan
Hardest Charger award: Cooper Whittier
Golden Claw: Merrick Joyce


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