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NEW YORK --Comedy Central's Jon Stewart will host a Q&A session with the surviving members of rock band Nirvana to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its album "Nevermind."
Stewart will host the event on SiriusXM for two hours on Sept. 24. It will feature fans, Nirvana band members Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, and Butch Vig, the producer behind "Nevermind." Kurt Cobain, the band's lead singer, committed suicide in 1994.
"Nevermind" was the band's second album and has sold 10 million units in the United States. It features Nirvana's biggest hit, "Smells Like Teen Spirit."
Grohl is now the lead singer of the Foo Fighters.
SiriusXM will also launch the all-Nirvana channel, Nevermind Radio, on Sept. 23 until Sept. 28.

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DIY Inspiration: Daybeds
When you're short on square footage, a daybed can be really helpful. It offers seating and sleeping, all in one space—a good solution for guest rooms, studio apartments, or any bedroom that needs to serve multiple uses. The best part? It's not too hard to pull one off on a budget.
The simplest way to do it is to put a twin bed against the wall and line it with bolster and throw pillows. (Photos 1 and 2 both show similar set-ups.) If you're a skilled DIYer, you can get a little more complex and build your own daybed, like the modular sofa in Photo #3, the pallet daybed in Photo #4, or the case study daybed knock-off in Photo #5.
For details about each of the daybeds shown above, click through the links.
- Layla and Kevin's Coastal Cottage
- Quick Tip: Use Striped Bedding to Define a Daybed
- DIY Project: Pallet Daybed
- Desire to Inspire: Kim's Amazing Couch
- Mark's DIY Case Study Daybed
Photos: Layla Palmer, Domino, Ashley Ann Photography, Kim Johnson, Mark McMorris


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Umpires line up in missing-man formation for Bell
DETROIT (AP) — The umpiring crew for Game 3 of the AL championship series Tuesday lined up in missing-man formation during a moment of silence for umpire Wally Bell, who died of an apparent heart attack.
Jake Peavy, who will pitch Game 4 for Boston, began his news conference by offering condolences to Bell's family.
"Wally was a tremendous, tremendous umpire, but a tremendous person as well," Peavy said. "We're here today, I think everybody, man for man in that clubhouse, I know I speak for our guys, we're devastated by the news last night and our thoughts and prayers are with his family."
The moment of silence was held before the national anthem at Comerica Park. Five umpires lined up next to each other, with a gap between them and the sixth member of the crew.
At Dodger Stadium, there was a similar moment of silence before Game 4 of the NLCS between the Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals. Bell's photo was shown on the stadium video boards.
"Deepest regrets to his family," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said before the game. "Wally was a class individual and a very, very good umpire. I always had a lot of respect for how he went about his business. That was bad news for all of us, but our thoughts and prayers go out to his family."
Bell, a veteran of 21 big league seasons, died Monday at 48.
"We are all shocked and saddened by Wally's passing," said Tony Clark, deputy executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association. "Throughout my playing career, I found Wally to be the consummate professional, whose passion and professionalism made him a master of his craft. On behalf of all players and the staff of the Players Association, I would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to Wally's family, friends and fellow World Umpires Association members."


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It seems Camille Grammer has had a change of heart when it comes to wanting an amicable and peaceful divorce as the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star went on the Howard Stern Show this morning and strongly insinuated her estranged husband is a cross dresser that might be gay.
During the interview, Howard asked Camille about her sex life with Kelsey Grammer and she stated they stopped having sex "years ago." Howard then relayed to her that there are rumors she put out there that "Kelsey's a total freak." Camille replied: "Bingo! After three years, I said, 'Enough. You need to be a man for me. I need to be with a man.' That's all I can say. I'll leave it at that."
Oh but it didn't end there as Camille then went on to insinuate that not only does Kelsey like to cross dress but that he might also be gay. "Let's put it this way. He's in the perfect play. Like, when I knew that he got [a role in] La Cage Aux Folles, I was like, 'Ok, I'm going to lose him.' But I thought it was going to be to one of his back-up dancers. I didn't think it was going to be to another woman," said Camille.
Howard then asked her point blank if she thought Kelsey was gay. She replied, "I think he's straight. There were times when I didn't throughout our marriage because I couldn't understand why he couldn't physically be with me."
Wowzers. Other excerpts from Camille's interview below –
Camille On When She First Started Dating Kelsey – "When I met him, yeah, he was a mess." While a mess, Kelsey had game: "He's very charming when you first meet him…he swept me off my feet." But the charm eventually wore off: "He was boring on the weekends. I always wanted to do something and he just wanted lay around the house and watch Fox TV. Fox News, yeah."
On Whether Or Not She Plans To Return For Another Season – Camille has her doubts. "We haven't made that decision yet. Would you stay on a show that did that to you? I mean, c'mon. They demonize me."
And finally, TMZ adds that this isn't the first time Camille has insinuated or told others that Kelsey likes to cross dress. Sources tell TMZ Camille made the same claims to some of her cast members after Kelsey dumped her.
Kelsey's rep tells TMZ, "While it is not clear why Camille Grammer continues making public statements about her marriage to Kelsey, it is crystal clear that Kelsey will continue not responding, regardless of content."


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About Deborah Zlotsky
Deborah Zlotsky works experimentally, beginning with a mark of color in her abstract paintings, or a layer of powered graphite in her semi-abstract drawings, and allowing the gradually forming shapes and images to guide her composition. As she explains: "I work responsively, constantly altering relationships in a process of accumulating, assembling, and revising." Through this process of pro- and regression, Zlotsky creates robust works, whose muscular forms seem barely containable. Her paintings are full of colorful, interconnected geometric structures resembling honeycombs or carved blocks, dappled with smudges and drips. Her monochromatic drawings abound with animal-plant-human hybrids that seem both plausible and improbable. Though her process is intuitive, Zlotsky approaches her work analytically and grounded in art history. "Although abstract, the work comes out of a personal awareness of the complexity, subtleties and coincidences of being in the world," she says.
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STOCKTON - The Pacific men's basketball team almost assuredly will halt its two-game losing streak tonight against Cal Maritime, but coach Bob Thomason is most concerned with how his team will play while accomplishing that goal.
STOCKTON - The Pacific men's basketball team almost assuredly will halt its two-game losing streak tonight against Cal Maritime, but coach Bob Thomason is most concerned with how his team will play while accomplishing that goal.
The Keelhaulers (10-3) of the NAIA, who are coached by former St. Mary's High standout Bryan Rooney, will visit Spanos Center at 7:30 p.m. today on the heels of Pacific's losses to Santa Clara (75-71) on Saturday and at Saint Mary's (74-46) on Wednesday. Playing an overmatched, lower division opponent might be the gift the Tigers (5-6) need to get going.
"We need to cleanse ourselves of how we're feeling," Thomason said. "We know we have more ability, depth and size than (Cal Maritime), but we have to play basketball and be in the right frame of mind. I'm looking to see if we'll respond and get back to playing with the energy we need to win."
Thomason wants to see improvement in three key areas, as his players suit up for their third game in six days: rebounding, shot selection and better starts to contests. The Tigers were pounded by Saint Mary's on the boards in Moraga, as the Gaels turned a 10-rebound deficit in the first meeting, which Pacific won 76-66 on Nov. 23, into a 20-board advantage on Wednesday.
Thomason called it "embarrassing" that senior forward Travis Fulton and junior guard Sama Taku are tied for the team lead in rebounding at 3.9 per game. Junior forward Ross Rivera, who is averaging 3.5 per game, agreed with his coach's assessment.
"We just have to start hitting people and box them out," Rivera said. "We're getting the easy defensive rebounds, but we aren't crashing the offensive boards like we should to create those extra opportunities."
Thomason said his staff found 13 poor shot attempts against Saint Mary's on the game tape, which contributed to the Tigers' season-low 34.6 shooting percentage. Thomason said Pacific needs to be crisper with its execution and not force shots early in possessions.
Thomason also wants his players to break their habit of easing into games and then needing to expend extra energy to get back into them.
"We fall behind a lot and never seem to get going until the first (substitute)," Thomason said. "I want us to fire out of the cannon, and it's something our starters have to get ahold of."
Senior point guard Lorenzo McCloud said that responsi-bility falls him as the team's leading scorer (12.2) and shot creator (3.9 assists per game). McCloud said the Tigers are looking forward to working out the kinks before opening Big West Conference play on Dec. 29 at Long Beach State.
"I need to come out more aggressive and set the tone for my teammates," McCloud said. "We know how good we are, so we have to focus and handle what we do on the floor. We need to come out, play hard and take advantage of this game."
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Mark Quirk's High School Hockey: Manchester's JFK Coliseum should be rockin' for Div. 1 semisBY MARK QUIRK
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 04. 2013 10:40PM
On Wednesday, the seating capacity of the JFK Coliseum could be tested for the first time this high school hockey season when it plays host to the Division I semifinals.
The biggest reason that might happen is both Manchester Memorial and Manchester Central are playing in separate games. The Crusaders are the top seed and play No. 4 St. Thomas Aquinas of Dover at 7:30 p.m., while the Little Green are the second seed and play No. 3 Londonderry at 5:30 p.m.
"There's going to be so much intensity there," Central coach Brian Stone said. "It's what we've been looking forward to all year."
A couple weeks ago the arena was about two-thirds full when Memorial and Central played against each other in a regular-season game. Cars were parked along the streets around JFK because the parking lot was so crowded.
This event should draw even more spectators and could be a sellout.
"I would think they might (be at capacity)," Manchester Athletic Director Dave Gosselin said. "They haven't had something like this for a long time."
One thing that could keep some fans away is the admission fee. Ticket prices online are $7 for adults and $5 for seniors and students.
The semifinals typically bring with them the best environment of the season. All four championships will be held at Verizon Wireless Arena on Saturday, which isn't as intimate as the neutral semifinal sites. Those barns are hopping, especially during the period of time late in the first game and early in the second when the two crowds overlap.
"I think it will be a great atmosphere," Memorial coach Mark Putney said. "We should have a lot of support."
And if both the Crusaders and Little Green win on Wednesday, it would be the first time two Manchester public schools faced off in the title game. Memorial and Trinity of Manchester did play in the 1991 championship, however, a game won by the Crusaders.
It would be like a reunion at Verizon if that were to happen and it would serve as a rubber match as the two squads split their two regular-season matchups.
"That would be ideal," Stone said. "I hope we both do it."
THE LINE between a dominant performance and rubbing it in can be a blurry one, and it was put to the test on Saturday when top-seeded Berlin downed No. 8 Portsmouth 17-2 in the Division III quarterfinals.
The Mountaineers led 5-0 after one period and 10-2 after two. Then they scored the most goals of any period in the third when they added seven more for the 17-2 final.
"We knew it was going to be a David and Goliath event," Portsmouth coach Al Brandano said. "But we never imagined losing like that."
Berlin coach Mike Poulin said he felt some of the Portsmouth players were getting very physical with his kids and "were looking to do more than just play hockey."
"It's not what I wanted to happen but it happened and I'm glad it's over with," Poulin said.
Brandano said he's impressed by how his kids kept their cool and "honored the town they played for" with their actions. He also said his players have good memories, and all but one of them will return next year.
"I won't be surprised if they come back with a vengance, not just for Berlin but for the whole league," Brandano said.
Poulin said he played four lines the whole game and things ended amicably when the teams shook hands after the game.
TOP-SEEDED Merrimack got back to its winning ways with a 7-1 victory over No. 8 Goffstown in the Division II quarterfinals on Saturday.
The Tomahawks won their first 16 games before dropping two in a row to defending champ Bedford to end the regular season. It seems the week off helped Merrimack regroup and get ready for a strong run at the title.
Josh Roy and Connor Powell scored two goals each for the Tomahawks, who will take on No. 4 Bow in the semifinals at The Rinks at Exeter on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Mark Quirk covers high school hockey for the New Hampshire Union Leader. He can be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Good friggin riddance . . . don't let the door hit your ass on the way out!
Your 5 year audition for something better than CNBC has ended.
I have news for you lady . . . you're a big know-nothing as your new employer will soon find out . . . maybe they can send you over to Dubai to report on the booming real estate market there - whoops.
So Erin . . . tell us, "Is Sirius XM going to zero?" . . . last I looked it's at $2.20
Well, one-by-one General Electric is ridding itself of the Goldman Sachs shills . . . maybe Erin can put in a good word for Jimmy over at CNN . . . nothing like a little clown show to boost sagging ratings.
Now that Erin is gone, does this mean no more of that nutty professor David Bank on CNBC?


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When Eric Sloan takes to the runway for Delta College in the spring, there will be a lot of people left in his dust.
When Eric Sloan takes to the runway for Delta College in the spring, there will be a lot of people left in his dust.
After an injury to his patellar tendon the week of his first track meet of his senior year at Bear Creek in 2012, Sloan did not triple or long jump until this March. He redshirted his freshman year at Delta College, and Saturday he competed in an all-comers meet at the Merv Smith Track Complex and shattered the competition with a long jump of 23 feet, 23/4 inches and a triple jump of 49-7.
"I came back in March," Sloan said. "The long jump is not really my strong event, but I feel like I can go a lot farther. I just have to put in the work."
Delta College jumpers coach Lester Bond has had Sloan on his radar for a number of years, first seeing Sloan as a ninth-grader at a track-and-field clinic.
"I knew he was going to be something," Bond said. "And while he is strong, he is not strong like he is going to be."
Bond referred to Sloan's long-jumping technique as a one-and-one-half bicycle, one in which he rotates his legs as if he pedaled one-and-one-half revolutions on a bicycle.
"Jesse Owens and Bob Beamon used the one-bicycle rotation on their jumps and Ralph Boston used a one-and-one-half," Bond said. "Eric uses an extra half a rotation and that helps him fight off the effects of gravity. It's like ballet, but you land in a hurry. He does not have to worry about holding his position like those in the hanging or chair styles, because his style is mechanical all the way through.
"If you can learn that one-and-one-half style, you have done well."
The hanging style - arms extended to the sky - and the chair style - knees into the chest as if the jumper was sitting in a chair - are more common styles of long jumping.
"All takeoffs and approaches are pretty much the same," Bond said. "You are supposed to have controlled speed, not out-of-control speed.
"But when you take off, you have to fly before you land, and there are several flight styles. Some people use a hanging style where they take off and throw their hands up. And if your takeoff isn't good, you can look very pretty in doing that, but you won't go very far."
Sloan has yet to compete for Delta, but has already outjumped the school record in the triple jump.
"Although he was not on the team at the Golden West meet, he has already surpassed the school record at 50-5," Bond said. "With his attention to detail and the way he works out, he is going to go far."
While 49-7 was Sloan's best mark Saturday, he had two jumps in excess of 50 that were scratches.
"I hope to go 53 or 54 next year in the triple," said Sloan, who hopes to be a part of Oregon's highly regarded track-and-field program some day. "And 24 or 25 in the long. I'll be focusing on school and if I can hit those marks, hopefully I can get a scholarship."


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Become superuser on the global-cluster node where you are creating the non-voting node.
You must be working in the global zone.
For the Solaris 10 OS, verify on each node that multiuser services for the Service Management Facility (SMF) are online.
If services are not yet online for a node, wait until the state changes to online before you proceed to the next step.
phys-schost# svcs multi-user-server node STATE STIME FMRI online 17:52:55 svc:/milestone/multi-user-server:default
Configure, install, and boot the new zone.
You must set the autoboot property to true to support resource-group functionality in the non-voting node on the global cluster.
Follow procedures in the Solaris documentation:
Perform procedures in Chapter 18, Planning and Configuring Non-Global Zones (Tasks), in System Administration Guide: Solaris Containers-Resource Management and Solaris Zones.
Perform procedures in Installing and Booting Zones in System Administration Guide: Solaris Containers-Resource Management and Solaris Zones.
Perform procedures in How to Boot a Zone in System Administration Guide: Solaris Containers-Resource Management and Solaris Zones.
Verify that the zone is in the ready state.
phys-schost# zoneadm list -v ID NAME STATUS PATH 0 global running / 1 my-zone ready /zone-path
For a whole-root zone with the ip-type property set to exclusive: If the zone might host a logical-hostname resource, configure a file system resource that mounts the method directory from the global zone.
phys-schost# zonecfg -z sczone zonecfg:sczone> add fs zonecfg:sczone:fs> set dir=/usr/cluster/lib/rgm zonecfg:sczone:fs> set special=/usr/cluster/lib/rgm zonecfg:sczone:fs> set type=lofs zonecfg:sczone:fs> end zonecfg:sczone> exit
(Optional) For a shared-IP zone, assign a private IP address and a private hostname to the zone.
The following command chooses and assigns an available IP address from the cluster's private IP-address range. The command also assigns the specified private hostname, or host alias, to the zone and maps it to the assigned private IP address.
phys-schost# clnode set -p zprivatehostname=hostalias node:zone
Specifies a property.
Specifies the zone private hostname, or host alias.
The name of the node.
The name of the global-cluster non-voting node.
Perform the initial internal zone configuration.
Follow the procedures in Performing the Initial Internal Zone Configuration in System Administration Guide: Solaris Containers-Resource Management and Solaris Zones. Choose either of the following methods:
Log in to the zone.
Use an /etc/sysidcfg file.
In the non-voting node, modify the nsswitch.conf file.
These changes enable the zone to resolve searches for cluster-specific hostnames and IP addresses.
Log in to the zone.
phys-schost# zlogin -c zonename
Open the /etc/nsswitch.conf file for editing.
sczone# vi /etc/nsswitch.conf
Add the cluster switch to the beginning of the lookups for the hosts and netmasks entries, followed by the files switch.
The modified entries should appear similar to the following:
… hosts: cluster files nis [NOTFOUND=return] … netmasks: cluster files nis [NOTFOUND=return] …
For all other entries, ensure that the files switch is the first switch that is listed in the entry.
Exit the zone.
If you created an exclusive-IP zone, configure IPMP groups in each /etc/hostname.interface file that is on the zone.
You must configure an IPMP group for each public-network adapter that is used for data-service traffic in the zone. This information is not inherited from the global zone. See Public Networks in Sun Cluster Software Installation Guide for Solaris OS for more information about configuring IPMP groups in a cluster.
Set up name-to-address mappings for all logical hostname resources that are used by the zone.


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HINSDALE – Mold eradication continued to progress this week at Hinsdale Middle School with cleaning expected to be completed Saturday, air quality testing to be conducted Sunday and a tentative re-opening set for Monday.
"We're still on target for Sunday open house and then Monday resuming school, however, we won't have [air quality] results back we know until Sunday night, so we are having conversation on whether we should give it a day to let everyone know the result," Superintendent Renee Schuster said.
Bridget McGuiggan, District 181 director of communications, said Thursday morning that the school is still on pace to open Monday, but the district is asking families and staff to be prepared to be at either Hinsdale or Clarendon Hills Middle School on Monday.
"It's looking like we're on target, but it may work better to have staff have the time on Monday to get prepared and do the open house Monday night," McGuiggan said. "So far our best date is looking like open house Sunday, school Monday."
Edward Smith, project manager with SERVPRO, said at Monday's business meting that the company re-insulated and installed everything throughout the school.
"It equals to about two miles of drywall replacement," Smith said.
Gary Frisch, associate superintendent for business, said Monday the total cost of the project to date was $483,773.
Ductwork cleaning continued throughout the week before the building could be turned over to Integrity Energy Services so air samples could be taken.
"I believe you'll be holding class Monday morning in those rooms," Smith said at Monday's meeting.
Smith said once Hinsdale Middle School is re-opened, there is still some work that needs to be done, such as painting and re-applying baseboards. But that work will not affect students or staff as it will be completed after hours and on weekends, he said.
Split-schedule decision
Students and staff at Hinsdale and Clarendon Hills middle schools continued on a split schedule throughout the week, except on Monday and Tuesday, when school was canceled at all District 181 schools due to the extreme cold.
While Hinsdale is tentatively set to open Monday, the board did discuss how long the split schedule should continue if something unforeseen takes place.
"I think we need to move forward so the community knows there's a plan in place if the work isn't finished," said Jill Vorobiev, school board vice president.
After a discussion of possible options, the board directed administration to develop a plan to hold classes at National Louis University in Lisle should the work be delayed.
"If the community will tolerate students getting on a bus and going to National Lewis University, that is the recommendation," Schuster said.
Kevin Russell, director of curriculum, assessment and instruction, said there are 35 classrooms Hinsdale students could use at National Lewis University, but the cost would be $140 per day for each classroom.
The district would provide transportation to National Lewis University if that plan goes into effect, but this plan is only a contingency, according to the district.
The district will continue to inform the community on progress throughout the week, and updates will be posted to d181.org.
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Open house
What: An open house for the community at Hinsdale Middle School
When: Tentatively planned for 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday – the district plans to confirm the date no later than Friday
More info: Visit d181.org for updates


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Powerade gives local athlete a chance to 'Train like an Olympian'
Congratulations to Eugene Strauss from Gauteng who won the Powerade "Train like an Olympian" competition featured at our Expo. He has won a trip to the London 2012 Olympic Games where he will 'Train like an Olympian' at the Powerade Sports Academy from 5 to 10 August.
It is not often that someone from the public gets a chance to experience exactly what it is like to be an Olympian. "This is an amazing opportunity," said Eugene, who has never been to London. "I have been an enthusiastic sportsman throughout my life, excelling in the 100m sprint, and played rugby and cricket at a club level. To get the opportunity to train with an Olympic coach as well as meet Olympic athletes is a dream come true. I will also experience the spirit, atmosphere and excitement of an Olympics and perhaps get to meet my favourite athlete, Usain Bolt."
The 33-year-old Accountant, who is married with two young children, started running marathons three years ago. This year's Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon was his first and he has identified the New York and London Marathons as races he would like to conquer at some stage.
The Powerade Sports Academy allows athletes a chance to meet and train with Olympic coaches and athletes, focusing on skills in five different Olympic sports including athletics, swimming, football, cycling and basketball. The coaches will tailor make sessions using techniques from these sports to strengthen condition and help the participants become better all-round sportspeople.
The Academy will deliver experiences and learnings in technique, fitness, teamwork, competition, hydration, nutrition and psychology. Throughout the Academy the participants will be educated on hydration and how hydrating correctly with Powerade can optimise performance. There will be both physical and psychological tests carried out throughout the experience to help put these learnings into perspective.
"Powerade is a performance sports drink, and as such, everything we do around our sporting assets ties back to a scientific approach to hydration and exercise," said Craig van Niekerk, Coca-Cola South Africa Marketing Assets Manager.


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'U' Radio Stations Teach Many Skills
--Michigan Daily Freshman Edition, September 1974
Tucked away in the basement of the Student Activities Building is a door initialed with the letters "CBN." Inside, University students operate two radio stations -- WCBN and WRCN.
"People often ask if you have to have any particular talent or radio experience to be a member of CBN," remarks station manager Stuart Goldberg. "Nothing could be farther from the truth. You don't have to be a speech major, or have a great voice, and you certainly don'y need to be considering making a career out of radio. All you need is a love of music, a desire to spin records -- and the willingness to come in regularly for your show."
WCBN and WRCN offer disc jockeys valuable experience in two very different realms of radio. WRCN is an AM commercial carrier current station, 650 on the AM dial, which broadcasts only to forms.
"WRCN is a very upbeat, tight, clean station following the format of 60's gold," states the lanky, wiry-haired AM program director Bill Champion. "To make a good show the AM jock must be tight, quick, and on the ball. It takes a while to develop this kind of sound, but when you're really into your show, you've got a program you can be proud of."
WRCN is very request-oriented, and there is a constant interflow between audience and the jock on the air, which, according to Champion "can be exciting and nerve-wracking as well."
WRCN is proud of its history of success in dorm remotes, which consists of a live broadcast from inside the dormitory with the station providing the music and record giveaways to what is inevitable a lively party.
WCBN, on the other hand, is a 10 watt class D non-commercial FM station, located just down the hall fromthe AM station. "WCBN-FM has a block format," explains FM director "Jumpin" John Raftrey. "This means that, during specific hours, we play certain types of music -- folk, blues, classical, progressive rock, specials, talk shows... I guess you can say WCBN has something for everyone."
Disk jockeys on FM are required to take the 3rd class test for an official FCC license, which, according to Raftrey is "quite simple." "Study for a few hours from a booklet, go down to Detroit, and take the test," he says.
There is also a multitude of other things to gte into at CBN besides being a disc jockey. For many, news-journalism holds more promise. The CBN news department presents round-the-clock sports and newscasts on both stations.


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US got 'heads up' on Snowden-linked detention
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House says the British government gave the United States advance notice that London police intended to detain the partner of an American journalist who has written articles based on leaks from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
But White House spokesman Josh Earnest says the United States did not request the detention and was not involved in the decision.
London police detained David Miranda, the partner of reporter Glenn Greenwald, under anti-terror legislation at the London airport on Sunday. He was being held and has been questioned for nearly nine hours. Miranda said he was not threatened while detained but said personal objects were taken from him, including his computer, cell phone and digital memory sticks.


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Planetary Debris
The brilliant planet Jupiter is slowly pulling away from the face of Taurus, the bull. The bull's orange eye, the star Aldebaran, is to the lower left of Jupiter at nightfall. The other stars of the bull's V-shaped face are members of a stellar family known as the Hyades cluster. It's closer than any other cluster, so it's a popular target for study.
Among other things, astronomers have looked for planets orbiting the stars of the Hyades. They haven't found any, but they have found evidence of a planetary system around a dead star known as a white dwarf.
A white dwarf is the collapsed core of a once-normal star. Its surface and atmosphere consist of hydrogen and helium. But a white dwarf in the Hyades shows evidence of calcium in its atmosphere. The calcium can't come from the star itself, so it must come from outside.
The most likely source is asteroids - large boulders that are some of the building blocks of planets. Encounters with other objects may fling some of the asteroids toward the white dwarf. When they get close enough, they're pulverized by the star's gravity. They form a ring of debris, which eventually settles on the surface of the white dwarf.
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I've tried loads of maths programs and found them all boring, but I've just come across http://www.conquermaths.com and I've never seen anything quite like it! There are something like about 500 audio, animated interactive lessons and tests for 11 to 16 year olds. They've got a couple of good special offers at the moment and you can get a 2 week free trial which is well worth a go!
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I tried it. It's got good explanations, goes through every possible step you would ever need and has good exercises that you can use to test yourself. And there's an Australian guy commentating on everything, which is always a bonus. The only problem is that without subscription, you can only do about 5% of the exercises. I don't like subscribing.
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That was a great write-up, mathsy.
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I've just stumbled across this after searching for our site on Google.
Probably the keyword for search was 'Maths'! See the results.
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Thanks for the warm welcome and thanks for the writeup Mathsyperson, your comments are greatly appreciated. I can understand your concerns about subscription based services... it's a shame we can't afford to give it away free!
I'm very impressed with what I've seen of these forums and I look forward to being a regular poster here in the future.
Maybe you could sell advertising space on your site instead of getting your money from subscription. If you do that, you could let people subscribe to get rid of the adverts.
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Since we supply our software to schools and also on CD-ROM and have a number of staff to support along with high bandwidth costs we couldn't generate enough revenue to carry on. We're putting a lot of effort into developing new software as well as advanced level courses... sadly to be able to do this we're forced to charge for our service. Because of that we choose not to take any commerial advertising on our site to maintain the experience for our paying subscribers. Eventually, as our subscriber base increases and as funds allow we will be offering more features for both paying and non-paying visitors.
Sounds good CM ... hope to see you here often ... just jump in and solve puzzles, answer "Help Me" questions, join in the madness, etc.
In fact, you could write an "Introduction" if you want, so we get to know you better (in the Introductions section, as per custom )
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As an anxious parent I've been searching for Maths support for my 13 year old and I have to say your "Maths is Fun" site is excellent and really does hook you into maths through the fun element. I found ConquerMaths before discovering your site so am not influenced by HodgeHeg Novice posting. ConquerMaths is probably not as much fun but does address multiple learning styles through vision and importantly AUDIO, helping students to grasp concepts. It also identifies gaps in the students maths knowledge. With regard to the subscription, - this is much cheaper and more flexible than a similar audio/ visual programme currently being promoted by many schools across England. Only recently started using haven't found any negatives yet but will let you know if I do and will continue to use MathsIsFun! - thanks
Thanks for the comments tullyleo, very useful.
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They are good for GCSE but they don't offer past papers and they don't offer A Level. My son has joined Livemaths.co.uk for his A Level exams and loves them. They are similar to Conquer but a lot more friendly and when he wanted further explanation he just emailed them and they chatted using MSN. They are starting GCSE and KS3 from September and I will be signing my daughter up for it then. They are a lot cheaper than Conquer but they offer a lot more. Check them out.
I have spent a lot of time in solving math problems...after providing so much time to math i am unable to solve math equations...please can anyone suggest me math tutor.
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Why do you not post your problems here. I am sure we can deal with all of them. This service here is free. You can ask all the questions you want. I would be glad to help you solve any equation that you can come up with.
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STOCKTON - Anita Moore spoke passionately about it. Montrell "Trell Mix" Lee rapped emotionally about it. Retired Pastor Bob Haley whispered quietly about. Activist Ulysses Hall preached loudly about it.
Each has the same objective, an end to the upward spiral of homicides in Stockton.
"My goal is for all the organizations to come together as one to stop the violence," said Moore, 53, at the start of Saturday's We Are Family-sponsored Peace Picnic at Oak Park. "It's time for all the families to get together a put a stop to all this.
"It's going to be done. We can calm it down. God's got my back. I have a strong faith."
Moore founded a group known as Communities Standing Together. It recently merged with Friends 'n' Families, which was created four years ago by her brother, Herman Foxx Jr. of Stockton.
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Haley, 73, is retired from Unity Southern Baptist Church. He sat nearby on a bench. Picnic organizers had hoped for a huge turnout. About 100 people gathered. "If one person changes, it's worth it all," Haley said.
Lee was delivering the same message in song:
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Lee, a 38-year-old Stagg High School graduate and a part of Stockton's successful 1999 All-America bid, said he used to struggle with alcohol. Today, he's a tattoo artist "using the gifts God gave me."
The picnic area had signs on the giant Valley oak trees that surrounded the gathering point. One of them read: "We're not crips or bloods. We're family." Another said: "Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much."
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Gas: Available during exhibition opening hours, refer to the Show Guide for location.
Generators: All generators must be of a silent type and enclosed. Should any generator cause a problem to other exhibitors in the way of noise or fumes, the organiser will ask for that exhibitor running the generator to purchase an electric point, chargeable to the stand. Site generators are used at some shows to provide the electricity for traders and 24 hour emergency services and will run 24/7 throughout the show. Please be aware you may have one situated behind your stand.
Grass Cuttings: If you cut the grass on your stand we ask that you bag it up and dispose of it correctly.
Insurance: We hold general public liability insurance for the whole Showground for the duration of the show, but you must take out cover to insure your vehicles and your own exhibits. All exhibitors must ensure they are properly insured to exhibit.
Land Condition: Warners will work with each venue prior to the event to make every effort to ensure the condition of land is suitable, each venue has their own contingency plans. We would ask that when the weather is particularly bad, you do make extra provisions for your stand. Straw, bark chippings and stone are limited on venues so please ask if you are unsure.
Loading/Unloading: Loading and unloading of vehicles should be supervised at all times. Vehicle loaders are not permitted in the exhibition area.
Leaflets: You are allowed to give out leaflets from your stand only. It is not permitted anywhere else at the venue.
Organisers' Mobile: Sally Dodds 07831 775450, Darren Webb 07788 144535, Emma Knowles 07825 033996, Sarah Hubbard 07825 624816, Aimee Thompson 07526 171079 or Scott Johnson 07795 114043.
Exhibitor: These are limited based on the size of your stand. If these are inadequate please speak to your Account executive as further tickets can be purchased at a discounted day visitor rate.
Camping: See Camping on Site section
Service passes: Must be requested prior to the show and full insurance indemnity to be supplied to Warners Shows.
Playing Of Music On Stands: Please obtain the relevant Performing Rights Society (PRS) and Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL) Licenses. For contact details on this, please contact your Account Executive.
Private Sales: We do not allow private sales in the rally fields or day visitor car park. As a trader, if a private vehicle is sold from your stand, please advise the purchaser accordingly.
Products to be Exhibited: If a product is for sale on your stand without prior consent from the organisers, we reserve the right to ask you to remove it.
Risk Assessment: Exhibitors where applicable must provide us with copies of their Risk Assessment and Method Statements. All contractors and sub-contractors must provide you with copies of their Risk Assessment, Method Statements and Health and Safety checks. Please note organisers may request to see a copy at any time.
Scooters/bikes/trikes: If selling scooters please display a notice to say 'The organisers of the show do not permit anyone to ride a scooter without the relevant license and insurance being in place (even when test driving)'. Also we insist a helmet is worn. We would ask traders who use scooters and motorbikes to adhere to this also. Please note that under no circumstances are any bikes/trikes or any other types of vehicles to be demonstrated or ridden in the aisles or on roadways during the exhibitions opening hours.
Security: The main gate will be manned 24 hours from the Monday prior to the show until the Tuesday 5pm after the show. We would recommend that you take out cover to insure all vehicles, take out any radios etc. and have your own security on stands in the evening.
Service Engineer: We will either have a service engineer on site or a list of traders able to do servicing. Please visit the Information Office for more information.
Shop: There is a shop on site selling essential items, location as shown in the Show Guide.
Show Guide: Please collect from security upon arrival.
Show Guide Entry: Please can you ensure you complete the form, which can be found online under the header Show Guide www.warners-shows.co.uk/showguides 6 weeks before the show make sure your FREE 20 worded entry goes in.
Stands: Must comply to the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 Under the Health & Safety legislation, exhibitors and their main contractors are responsible for all activities that take place on their stand throughout the event and any actions that could affect others not on their stand. This includes providing risk assessments and method statements as well as the briefing, communicating to and controlling of all their sub-contractors who work on their stand.
Prices – All goods, including food and drink for immediate consumption, must have a price or unit price related to them which should not be misleading.
Storage of Inflammable Liquids and/or Gas: The storage in the Exhibition area of inflammable liquids and/or gas by Exhibitors will not allowed. Exhibitors may have for their own use two cylinders of gas but must ensure the satisfactory storage and operation. Those wishing to make special arrangements for the storage of inflammable liquids or gas should apply to Warners Group Publications (Exhibition Dept.) in writing prior to the event to which the application relates. All gas supplies and inflammable materials must be kept secured to avoid theft or misuse.
Subletting: subletting of trade stands not permitted.
Toxic Fumes: No person may carry out any act which will cause toxic fumes.
Tools/Demonstrations: A demonstration is allowed for education or sales promotion purposes. Potential customers wishing to use the equipment must be under competent supervision at all times and the necessary protective clothing/equipment worn. Special awareness is needed for each particular type of equipment. Working demonstrations with powered equipment will be allowed providing written authority is obtained from Warners Group Publications Plc. Exhibition Department prior to the event. Special fencing will be required and evidence of the competence of the demonstrator will be necessary.
All demonstrators are to hold Public Liability Insurance.
Tracked Areas: Vehicles must not be left on tracked roadways from 5pm Sunday evening. Move them to the holding area. The tracking will be taken up on Monday morning.
Trading Standards: Trading standard officers visit all shows and exhibitions. These visits are made to ensure compliance with all legislation assigned to their Department. The Showground's do expect traders who attend the Shows and exhibitions to co-operate fully with these officers and comply with the laws which they enforce.
Vacating the Showground: A FINANCIAL PENALTY will be incurred if the showground is not cleared, including exterior areas, by the Tuesday (after the show) at 5pm. The showground will impose a charge of £15,000 plus VAT for any day or part day thereafter, payable by the exhibitor.
We recommend that all vehicles being exhibited are fitted with chocks, to stop any unwanted movement/rolling.
No movement of vehicles is allowed on the Exhibition area whilst the show is in progress.
Maximum speed limited apply onsite – please adhere these onsite. The number of persons riding on any vehicle must not exceed the number of seats in vehicle.
Wash Area: There will be an area allocated to wash down your vehicles, see security or an organiser for exact location. Do not wash vehicles on your stand or within the exhibition area. Do not leave vehicles unattended or causing an obstruction to others at the wash area. Once washed remove immediately to ease congestion.
Waste: Where possible we encourage recycling. Hazardous waste must be taken away with exhibitors – this includes discarded batteries. If you are using contractors it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. A charge will be levied against the exhibitor for any waste not cleared.


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LODI - A Lodi day care provider accused of child neglect could accept a plea deal Feb. 12, according to the prosecution.
LODI - A Lodi day care provider accused of child neglect could accept a plea deal Feb. 12, according to the prosecution.
Dorothy Bernhoft, 67, had her day care license revoked one year ago after the state Social Services Department made a surprise visit to her home to find children in car seats being placed in dark closets and others being neglected without diaper changes or food.
"We will come back (to court) on Feb. 12 for either a plea or to set a trial date," Deputy District Attorney Kristine Reed said.
Reed said a Wednesday pretrial hearing included talks of a possible plea deal.
If Bernhoft were to accept a deal, Reed said she would push for a sentencing hearing so that parents of victims could speak their feelings to Bernhoft in court.
Known as a grandmotherly woman, parents who took their children to Bernhoft said they threw "we love Dottie" celebrations each year and held her in high regard.
Her home was kept meticulously clean, and she would have children in their car seats ready for parents to pick them up at the front door.
Parents have told The Record that diaper rashes when their children were in Bernhoft's care became severe. Social Services reported that one child ate pieces of Styrofoam off a car seat to try to assuage hunger pangs.
Bernhoft also had other licensing infractions, including hiring employees who did not have proper background checks or fingerprinting.
The Feb. 12 hearing will be in the Lodi branch of San Joaquin County Superior Court.
Contact reporter Keith Reid at (209) 546-8257 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/lodiblog.


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GROZNY, Russia (AP) — French actor Gerard Depardieu will star in a drama about a Chechen man who seeks revenge for the killing of his son.
Chechnya, a southern Russian province, has been in the spotlight since it emerged that the suspects in April's Boston marathon bombing are ethnic Chechens.
The predominantly Muslim province was devastated by two separatist wars with Moscow, and its current Kremlin-backed ruler has been widely criticized for human rights violations.
The ruler, Ramzan Kadyrov, has been a gracious host to Depardieu, giving him an expensive apartment in the Chechen capital, Grozny, after the actor got Russian citizenship in January.
Depardieu said Tuesday that the drama, titled "Turquoise," will be directed by French filmmaker Philippe Martinez and will also star British actress Elizabeth Hurley.


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Here is the seventh in a series of looks at the Eagles roster:
Today: Linebackers
On the roster: If there is a defensive scheme change from 4-3 to 3-4, the linebackers will be critical. It starts with DeMeco Ryans, who must prove he can thrive in the 3-4. Ryans is talented, although with a base salary of $6.7 million it's important he's consistent in this defense. The other middle linebacker is up for debate. It could be Mychal Kendricks if the Eagles like him better on the inside than the outside. It could be Jamar Chaney or Casey Matthews, who played for Kelly at Oregon.
Brandon Graham will need to be an important pass rusher on the outside. Trent Cole might also play that role. The Eagles would benefit from other players at this spot.
Akeem Jordan is an unrestricted free agent and is unlikely to return. Marcus Dowtin and Ryan Rau are on the roster and will try to impress the new coaches.
Not on the roster: If the Eagles want an inside linebacker, Green Bay's Brad Jones and Baltimore's Dannell Ellerbe will both be attractive. At outside linebacker, Baltimore's Paul Kruger and Houston's Connor Barwin will be popular free agents.
In the draft, Georgia's Alec Ogletree and Notre Dame's Manti Te'o have experience in the 3-4. (Te'o would also create a media hoopla if drafted.) Oregon's Kiko Alonso could be a late-round pick. At outside linebacker, Texas A&M's Demonte Moore is perhaps the draft's top pass rusher and will go early in the draft. Georgia's Jarvis Jones is also a top prospect. If Oregon's Dion Jordan slips to the Eagles in the second round, he'd be a strong choice with a clear Chip Kelly connection.


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During the summer, American forces in Iraq intercepted a long letter from al Zawahiri, al Qaeda's number two leader, to Zarqawi, leader of al Qaeda's forces in Iraq. Initially, only a few sentences were made public. Zawahiri's letter has now been verified as authentic and translated in full; the New York Times publishes the translation, with an article by Douglas Jehl. The letter is intensely interesting in several ways, but the Times' commentary is not. Jehl opens his discussion by saying:
In it, Mr. Zawahiri told Mr. Zarqawi that the American occupation of Iraq had provided Islamic militants with a historic opportunity to win popular support.
That is, of course, consistent with the Times' view of the Iraq war, but it is an absurd reading of Zawahiri's letter. You'll notice that Jehl doesn't provide a quotation from the letter to support his interpretation. In fact, Zawahiri is evidently worried about how al Qaeda is doing in Iraq. His main purpose in writing the letter was to dissuade Zarqawi from the mass murder of Shia, and from releasing videos of beheadings. Zawahiri wrote:
[M]any of your Muslim admirers amongst the common folk are wondering about your attacks on the Shia. The sharpness of this questioning increases when the attacks are on one of their mosques… My opinion is that this matter won't be acceptable to the Muslim populace however much you have tried to explain it, and aversion to this will continue.
And if the attacks on Shia leaders were necessary to put a stop to their plans, then why were there attacks on ordinary Shia? Won't this lead to reinforcing false ideas in their minds, even as it is incumbent on us to preach the call of Islam to them and explain and communicate to guide them to the truth? And can the mujahedeen kill all of the Shia in Iraq? Has any Islamic state in history ever tried that?
There is much more along these lines. And here is Zawahiri on the subject of videotaped beheadings:
Among the things which the feelings of the Muslim populace who love and support you will never find palatable -also- are the scenes of slaughtering the hostages. You shouldn't be deceived by the praise of some of the zealous young men and their description of you as the shaykh of the slaughterers, etc. They do not express the general view of the admirer and the supporter of the resistance in Iraq, and of you in particular by the favor and blessing of God.
Zawahiri is acutely aware of the public relations aspect of jihad. I don't find it surprising that the Times chose not to emphasize this quote:
However, despite all of this, I say to you: that we are in a battle, and that more than half of this battle is taking place in the battlefield of the media …. And we can kill the captives by bullet. That would achieve that which is sought after without exposing ourselves to the questions and answering to doubts. We don't need this.
Reading Zawahiri's letter is almost enough to make you feel sorry for him. He is like an old Bolshevik, wringing his hands over the murderous policies of his Stalinist progeny. Zawahiri was once a doctor, and is a relatively cultured and learned man. Zarqawi was a Jordanian street thug and is now a sadistic mass murderer. One can easily imagine how little effect Zawahiri's remorse will have on the bloodthirsty leader of the Iraqi "insurgency."
Zawahiri's letter is far from being a celebration of the opportunity created by the American invasion of Iraq, as the Times implies. Instead, it is replete with evidence of al Qaeda's tenuous grip on survival. For example:
My dear brother, we are following your news, despite the difficulty and hardship… I made sure in my last speech-that Aljazeera broadcast Saturday, 18 June 2005-to mention you, send you greetings, and show support and thanks for the heroic acts you are performing in defense of Islam and the Muslims, but I do not know what Aljazeera broadcast. Did this part appear or not?
Likewise, I showed my support for your noble initiative to join with your brothers, during a prior speech I sent to the brothers a number of months ago, but the brothers' circumstances prevented its publication.
I want to reassure you about our situation. The summer started hot with operations escalating in Afghanistan. The enemy struck a blow against us with the arrest of Abu al-Faraj, may God break his bonds. However, no Arab brother was arrested because of him. The brothers tried-and were successful to a great degree-to contain the fall of Abu al-Faraj as much as they could.
However, the real danger comes from the agent Pakistani army that is carrying out operations in the tribal areas looking for mujahedeen.
I have a definite desire to travel to you but I do not know whether that is possible from the standpoint of traveling and getting settled, so please let me know.
Please take every caution in the meetings, especially when someone claims to carry an important letter or contributions. It was in this way that they arrested Khalid Sheikh.
Likewise, please, if you want to meet one of your assistants, I hope that you don't meet him in a public place or in a place that is not known to you. I hope that you would meet him in a secure place, not the place of your residence. Because Abu al-Faraj – may God set him free and release him from his torment – was lured by one of his brothers, who had been taken into custody, to meet him at a public location where a trap had been set.
The brothers informed me that you suggested to them sending some assistance. Our situation since Abu al-Faraj is good by the grace of God, but many of the lines have been cut off. Because of this, we need a payment while new lines are being opened. So, if you're capable of sending a payment of approximately one hundred thousand, we'll be very grateful to you.
I don't know if you all have contact with Abu Rasmi? Even if it is via the Internet, because I gave him a copy of my book (A Knight under the banner of the Prophet) so he could attempt to publish it, and I lost the original. Al-Sharq al-Awsat newspaper published it truncated and jumbled. I think that the American intelligence services provided the aforementioned newspaper with it from my computer which they acquired, because the publication of the book coincided with a publication of messages from my computer in the same newspaper. So if you can contact him and get the original of the book, if that is possible for you all, then you can publish it on your blessed website and then send a copy to us, if that is possible.
This is not, to put it mildly, the picture of a successful organization. But it is an organization with a strategy. Zawahiri lays it out:
The first stage: Expel the Americans from Iraq.
The third stage: Extend the jihad wave to the secular countries neighboring Iraq.
The fourth stage: It may coincide with what came before: the clash with Israel, because Israel was established only to challenge any new Islamic entity.
It's not hard to see how liberals' calls for withdrawal from Iraq dovetail with al Qaeda's strategy. Still, in view of the terrorists' weakness as outlined above, you might wonder why Zawahiri is so presumptuous as to anticipate the "expulsion" of the Americans from Iraq. Zawahiri explains:
You might ask an important question: What drives me to broach these matters while we are in the din of war and the challenges of killing and combat?
My answer is, firstly: Things may develop faster than we imagine. The aftermath of the collapse of American power in Vietnam-and how they ran and left their agents-is noteworthy.
Well, it must be noteworthy. It's all the liberal Democrats and their friends in the media can talk about. No wonder Zawahiri finds the Vietnam precedent encouraging.
One thing I have read before, but not fully appreciated, is how Sunni-dominated al Qaeda is, and how the organization views Shia as borderline infidels. But Zawahiri makes this clear:
The collision between any state based on the model of prophecy with the Shia is a matter that will happen sooner or later. This is the judgment of history, and these are the fruits to be expected from the rejectionist Shia sect and their opinion of the Sunnis. These are clear, well-known matters to anyone with a knowledge of history, the ideologies, and the politics of states.
No wonder al Qaeda has made so little progress among the Iraqis, most of whom are Shia. As is Iran; Zawahiri's letter includes this extremely interesting information:
And do the brothers forget that we have more than one hundred prisoners – many of whom are from the leadership who are wanted in their countries – in the custody of the Iranians? And even if we attack the Shia out of necessity, then why do you announce this matter and make it public, which compels the Iranians to take counter measures?
Zawahiri's letter is a valuable document. It lays out al Qaeda's strategy for victory in Iraq and the world. It demonstrates al Qaeda's growing unpopularity, its weakness and its vulnerability to American intelligence. And it protests feebly against al Qaeda's descent into unalloyed nihilism and sadism–the ultimate destination of all totalitarian creeds. The Times says that it doesn't know whether Zarqawi received Zawahiri's letter or not, but it doesn't matter. If Zarqawi got it–or if he read it in the newspaper–he tossed it into the wastebasket.
UPDATE: Austin Bay comments here.
MORE: The full text of the letter is also available in both English and Arabic, along with commentary on its significance, on Centcom's web site.


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Project Name
Kāko'o Ikaika: Supporting Adolescent Hawaiian Students to Achieve High Standards
Principal Investigator(s)
Hugh Dunn
Subject Area
English/Language Arts
R&D Stage
Focus Area
Hawai'i/Asia/Pacific and Diverse Learners
Target Population(s)
Secondary-level students identified as having targeted and intensive instructional needs
Funding Source
Native Hawaiian Education Act (USDE)
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Kāko'o Ikaika is designed to help Hawaiian students to achieve high standards and graduation rates. A partnership between the Curriculum Research & Development Group and the Hawai'i Department of Education, the project works with three middle/intermediate schools and their corresponding receiving high schools to build a Response to Intervention (RTI) model that provides a multi-tiered system for literacy and behavior supports. The project provides high-quality professional development and training on adolescent literacy skills and positive behavior support. Project staff include master teachers and school-based part-time teachers who provide supports to schools in the implementation of project activities. It is anticipated that the project will directly serve approximately 1,700 Hawaiian students, 300 parents, and 500 school staff.


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Police in Nashua and Hudson investigate armed robberiesBY KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
July 08. 2013 4:12PM
NASHUA -- Police in Hudson and Nashua are investigating two armed robberies at area stores that could be connected.
According to police, about 9 p.m. Sunday a man entered the 7-Eleven store at 7 Spitbrook Road in Nashua armed with a handgun. The man then allegedly demanded cash from a store clerk before fleeing.
About 10:40 p.m., a man with a similar description entered Haffner's gas station at 215 Lowell Road in Hudson, allegedly brandishing a small, black, semi-automatic handgun.
The white man, believed to be in his mid-30s to early 40s, was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with a white insignia, a black baseball cap, jeans and dark gloves.
He was caught on a surveillance camera walking into the store, approaching the counter and holding a gun close to his body while demanding cash from a store clerk.
The clerk placed the cash register drawer onto the counter, and the man took the money and left.
Authorities believe he fled on foot heading toward the Sagamore Bridge. Police conducted a canine search of the area but did not find the man, according to a release.
Nashua police Lt. Michael Moushegian said in a statement the same man likely robbed both stores. The robber is about 5'5" or 5'6" and weighs about 160 pounds.
Authorities urge anyone with information about the crimes to call Nashua police at 594-3500, or Hudson police at 886-6011.
No one was injured in either of the robberies, and it is not yet clear how much cash the man was able to obtain..


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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — This is not the rivalry anyone had in mind when Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy began the year.
They made their debut in Abu Dhabi last month and both missed the cut. The next time they played in the same tournament was last week in the Match Play Championship, and both were eliminated in the first round.
The difference is that Woods returned to Torrey Pines the week after missing the cut. He left little reason for anyone to doubt his game when he built a lead that reached eight shots until the day dragged on and he won by four for his 75th career win on the PGA Tour.
McIlroy knew starting the year there would attention on his change from Titleist to Nike, and it only intensified with two bad results.
But the start of the Florida swing is no time to panic, and McIlroy sure didn't sound worried at the Honda Classic.
"It's fine," he said. "I knew coming into (the year) it was going to be a bit of a process and I knew there was going to be comments if it didn't happen for me right away," McIlroy said. "I'm only two tournaments into the season. I've still 20 to go. So it's not like I'm in any rush. It's not like I'm pushing for answers. Everything is there. It's just a matter of putting it all together."
McIlroy put it together much sooner a year ago.
He was runner-up in Abu Dhabi, tied for fifth in Dubai, lost in the final of the Match Play Championship and then won the Honda Classic, making one clutch par save after another to hold off a late rally by Woods. McIlroy went to No. 1 by winning at PGA National, and he has been atop the world ranking since winning the PGA Championship.
How much longer he stays there depends on his game — and that of Woods, who is No. 2 and making up ground.
They are the featured players as the Florida swing gets under way Thursday in the Honda Classic, a tournament that has been rejuvenated in recent years with a couple of significant moves. One was the site of the tournament to PGA National, which has hosted a PGA Championship and a Ryder Cup and makes for good television with so much water in play over the closing holes.
The other was a vast improvement in the neighborhood. Woods moved to nearby Jupiter Island, while McIlroy, Lee Westwood and former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel are located at Old Palm just down the road. Keegan Bradley, Rickie Fowler, Dustin Johnson and others also have moved to south Florida.
It turned out to be the right recipe to get a good field, though Woods and McIlroy are at the top of the list, especially with the Masters getting closer.
Woods brings a little perspective to whether there is reason to doubt McIlroy.
The Match Play Championship is the most unpredictable event in golf, and Woods is a great example of that. He is the only three-time winner, yet he has yet to make it out of the second round since his last win. Woods played bogey-free on a course that still had traces of snow and was beaten by Charles Howell III, who played even better.
"Generally if you're missing a cut, you're probably not playing that well," Woods said Wednesday after his pro-am round. "I actually played well, and only played one day. So I missed a few putts out there, but other than that, I really played well. And unfortunately, I ran into a guy who also played well — better than I did."
McIlroy didn't look sharp at all when he was eliminated by Shane Lowry. His weakness was iron play, leaving several shots out to the right. So was it his swing or his new equipment? The 23-year-old from Northern Ireland suggested a little of both.
"I guess it's still an adjustment period," he said. "It's going to be a gradual thing. There's obviously a bit of an overlap there and you have to just try and get your way into it the best you can. But as I've said the last few weeks, it's more about how I'm swinging the club. That's the real concern — not concern for me, but I would like to get back to where I was the middle of last year. That's the real thing I'm working on."
Even so, the switch to new equipment has been a factor.
McIlroy took a big break at the end of the 2011 season, nearly two months before starting a new year. But with an equipment change, he only took a few weeks off before getting to the practice range with his new clubs. Somewhere along the way, he says some bad habits got into his swing.
He said the golf ball was an easier adjustment than he expected. The driver was more difficult, though McIlroy is confident he has that dialed in.
Now it's a matter of taking it to the golf course.
He is playing three times before he gets to the Masters — PGA National and Doral in back-to-back weeks, and then a two-week break before he plays the Houston Open.
Whether the Florida swing starts with the Honda Classic or Doral, as it once did, the feel of that warm, tropical breeze, palm trees, white bunkers and blue water hazards signal the first step toward the first major of the year. Only 34 players in the 144-man field are currently in the Masters.
The Honda Classic has five of the top 10 players in the world, including Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen and Justin Rose.
Not all the focus is on the road to the Masters. A divisive issue hanging over golf is the proposed rule that would ban anchored strokes used with long putters. The PGA Tour said last week it was opposed to the plan. Woods was among those who said the club should be swung freely, without being anchored to the body, and he stood by that.
What he doesn't know is whether the governing bodies will go ahead with the rule, and how the PGA Tour responds.
"Hopefully, we don't have to bifurcate or adapt a local rule like we sometimes out here on tour with stones and bunkers and things of that nature," Woods said. "Hopefully, we won't have to do that with our putter."
He said he understood PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem's position to oppose the ban, "but I still feel that all 14 clubs should be swung."


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