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An ex-stripper who wants her jail time cut for ordering the cold-blooded contract killing of her fiance is now charged with murdering another man she had promised to marry.
Robyn Jane Lindholm, who admitted her role in Wayne Amey's violent 2013 death, is accused of killing another fiance, George Templeton, who disappeared from the Reservoir home the pair shared in May 2005.
Lindholm launched an application to appeal against her sentence for Mr Amey's death on Thursday, the day after she appeared via videolink in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on a charge of murdering Mr Templeton.
Police allege she killed Mr Templeton, a father to a then-teenager, between May 2 and May 3, 2005.
The two men who carried out the murder of Mr Amey are also seeking to have their jail time cut, saying the victim would still be alive were it not for Lindholm's "wicked design".
Lindholm, who reportedly also dated late gangland figure Alphonse Gangitano, was last year jailed for 25 years with a minimum of 21 for ordering the murder of Mr Amey.
Her lover, Torsten Trabert - who the Victorian Court of Appeal described as being motivated by "an obsessive lust" - was jailed for 28 years, after being granted a discount for leading police to the body.
Mr Amey's body was wedged between boulders at Mt Korong in central Victoria, and Adam Chernok, for Trabert, argued on Thursday that without his client's help, police may have had a much more difficult case to prove.
Had the body not been discovered, Lindholm may not have pleaded guilty, Mr Chernok said.
The other man John Anthony Ryan, was ordered to serve 31 years with a minimum of 26.
At the appeal hearing, during which all three co-accused argued that the sentencing judge had been too harsh, the men's barristers said Lindholm bore the greatest moral culpability for the murder.
"The killing of Wayne Amey is Robyn Lindholm's wicked design," Mr Chernok said.
"The one person the killing wouldn't have taken place without is Robyn Lindholm," David Hallowes, for Ryan, said.
Mr Chernok said Trabert was motivated by sex and was not given enough credit for the assistance he provided investigators.
"Mr Trabert is led by his nose or another part of his anatomy as it were," Mr Chernok said.
Mr Hallowes argued Lindholm had "harboured murderous intention for a considerable amount of time" and Ryan had become involved relatively late in the plot.
"The plan for the killing was in existence prior to Mr Ryan's involvement."
Scott Johns, for Lindholm, said her sentence was outside the range, given she pleaded guilty.
The court, which must decide whether to allow the appeal, noted Lindholm had tried to enlist two other men to kill Mr Amey before successfully recruiting Trabert and Ryan.
Senior crown prosector Douglas Trapnell QC said each bore equal responsibility for killing the Hawthorn father and gym owner, but for different reasons.
Lindholm is due to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates Court for a committal hearing in 2017 over the death of Mr Templeton.
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Discover what life was like in early Denver and dive into the fascinating life of “Molly” (her real name was Margaret!) Brown. All for $0 thanks to the SCFD and citizen supporters. If you haven’t visited this Denver landmark, you really should!
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Current Exhibit on Display: “A Right to Vote”
October 9th, 2014 – January 25, 2015
1914 was also a busy year politically for Margaret Brown. Mrs. Brown was in the midst of a bid to become US Senator for Colorado when the events of Ludlow unfolded and when war was declared in Europe. A Right to Vote explores Margaret Brown’s active engagement with the U.S. suffragist movement centered in Newport, Rhode Island. The “Conference of Great Women” at the home of Alva Vanderbilt Belmont on July 25, 1914 was an important stepping stone towards the 19th Amendment, passed in 1920, prohibiting any United States citizen from being denied the right to vote on the basis of sex. This exhibit is in collaboration with the Colorado Committee for Women’s History and the Friends of the Auraria Library. (Description from Molly Brown House Museum website)
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Old St. Vital city hall could soon come to market, as the city continues to offload bygone municipal properties.
Winnipeg's planning, property and development department has recommended the riverfront plot of land at 604 St. Mary’s Rd. be declared surplus and sold through a request for proposal process.
According to a report coming Monday to the property and development, heritage and downtown committee, the former municipal office building needs extensive upgrades and system replacements, and would be cost prohibitive for the city to keep in its portfolio.
Coun. Brian Mayes (St. Vital) said Winnipeg doesn't have the funds available to bring the building into compliance with codes, or make it a viable rental space for a third party.
"We have estimates that it’s a million bucks to fix up the foundation. So knowing all that, I'm prepared to go forward with declaring it surplus, and, hopefully, we can get something that goes in that has some benefit for the community and isn't just selling it to the highest private bidder," Mayes said Wednesday.
The former St. Vital municipal hall was built in 1959, prior to the incorporation of St. Vital as a city. It's located next door to the historic St. Vital Fire Hall, home to the community’s historical society and museum, and has sat vacant since September 2017. It previously served as an office space for Sunova Financial, Duffy Insurance, and the St. Vital Business Improvement Zone.
Only a portion of the approximately two acres of city-owned property — valued at $2.28 million — is being considered as surplus, according to the report. In total, roughly 28,000 square feet of property, the existing building and parking lot, could be headed to market.
Late last year, the city also put the former St. Boniface city hall and fire hall on the market. The historic building was declared as surplus in 2007, but continued to be leased by the city to three non-profit groups that pay an annual rent of $1.
Buyers interested in the St. Boniface properties have until mid-November to submit their proposal. The deadline was moved after city councillors heard from community groups that needed more time to prepare a submission.
Mayes said he’s hoping the same courtesy will be offered to groups in St. Vital. He’s asked the property committee — which he chairs — to extend the bidding window for old St. Vital city hall to nine months.
"We are going forward with St. Boniface... we're looking at social factors in the weighting of what's proposed," Mayes said. "I'm trying to get equal treatment for St. Vital, so it isn't just, you know, let's sell St. Vital to the highest bidder and St. Boniface will give great weight to community interest."
The City of Winnipeg has been known to prioritize proposals that offer a community service over purchase price, Mayes said, citing the purchase of the former River Heights fire hall by the Rady Jewish Community Centre in 2014.
"We’ll keep the process moving forward," he said. "I don’t want it to sit there vacant for another several years, but I'm just trying to get some community interest as part of the calculation."
Danielle Da Silva
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YUBA CITY, Calif. (CBS13) – A Yuba City high school teacher has been arrested on child molest charges, according to the Yuba City Police Department.
Police officers arrested 30-year-old Manuel Barajas, a teacher at River Valley High School, on Wednesday.
The arrest came after officers were notified by the Yuba City Unified School District that Barajas and a former female River Valley High School student may have engaged in an inappropriate relationship.
The alleged incident took allegedly took place at River Valley High School before the beginning of the new school year.

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Kedung Kenthus is a place on the edge of mountains with a water source that never dries even in summer. The source of water comes from Nggemblung source in Pohijo Village. This river has the uniqueness of the left and right cliffs that resembles the Green Canyon in Arizona, from above we can see the width of pool is only about 1-2 meters but inside it is so wide that it resembles a barrel. 30 minutes from downtown Ponorogo in the direction of Sumoroto Subdistrict, in the direction of Sampung District which is famous for its limestone quarries.
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Kedung Kenthus is located in Jenangan Village, Sampung District, Ponorogo Regency. If you are from the eastern area of Ponorogo (Alun-alun Ponorogo) you can take the north direction to crossroad or Tambak Bayan traffic lights. Then you take the left or west direction towards Sumoroto Village. Then you will arrive at Sampung Village intersection. From there take the right direction and follow the signpost until you see Sampung District Office. Not far from there, there is a T-junction, you can take the left by following road to Jenangan Village. After arriving at Jenangan Village, you can look for Jenang Elementary School. Not far from the school you can ask the locals for directions to Kedung Kenthus.

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As I mentioned earlier, I will be teaching in a unique setting this August when I team up with multi-published YA/Middle Grade author Dianne Salerni to present the “Secrets to Publishing Success” conference. It will include private consultations and writing classes, with plenty of time for brainstorming plotting ideas.
These surprisingly affordable tours are a heady combination of writing workshops and visiting fascinating attractions in Ireland — a fourteenth century abbey, haunted castles, stone circles, mysterious lakes — it sounds too good to be true, but it is! I’m excited to see all these inspirational sights and share my secrets about publishing and marketing. Something I love even more than writing is inspiring other writers to follow their hearts to create successful, award-winning stories.
This tour has been described as the perfect holiday or birthday gift. I first learned of it through Pam Nowak and Susan Spann. Pam attended the tour last year, and all of my writer cells screamed for me to attend with her, but I couldn’t. I so wanted to stow away in her suitcase. She was generous about sharing, though, and I saw photos of her touring days. Pam will be presenting a June conference on Craft, Career and Publishing.
Susan, a publishing attorney, presented last year and posted several pictures that made me drool. You can see her post at http://www.susanspann.com/looking-for-a-writing-retreat-try-ireland-this-summer/
And here’s a general post from the tour organizers at http://www.theroadlesstraveledireland.com
This is heaven-on-earth for writers. Come on and join me for the writing, the sights, and the inspiration!

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What is an Artillery Crew Member?
Artillery crew members are enlisted soldiers or marines. Field artillery units are essential components of military ground forces, and their role is to project cannon, rocket or missile fire on enemy positions or destroy military installations, including enemy artillery batteries that threaten friendly infantry units.
An artillery crew member performs a specific task that is required during the operation or maintenance of an artillery piece such as a howitzer, rocket or missile launcher. Specific tasks may include positioning the gun, driving the vehicle, loading the gun, receiving target coordinates, changing gun settings, cleaning or making small repairs on the spot.
What does an Artillery Crew Member do?
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Forward observers are the ones who actually visualize the target and relay target coordinates to a fire control centre, which transforms the data and computes gun parameters that are introduced by artillery crew members into howitzer settings.
Artillery crew members communicate with their superior officers who supervise the entire artillery battery or unit. They communicate with fire control specialists who make the necessary fire adjustments depending on the input received from forwards infantry units or a forward observer.
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Ankle injury? What ankle injury?
I imagine that is what Kentucky folks were thinking as they watched Ty Lawson go from human to cheetah speed out there and have their heads explode as they attempt to envision what Lawson could do if the ankle were not injured. With Lawson back in the lineup, UNC overcame a very poor first half of shooting to open up a huge lead on Kentucky in the second half on their way to what ended up being a nine point win.
Overall this was another solid outing, especially considering the hostile environment at Rupp Arena. It turned out to be another good day for the defense which forced 19 turnovers and had 12 steals. UK was held under 50% shooting and the Heels completely controlled the boards. UNC had a lot of energy on the defensive end. I also noticed UNC limited any second chances for UK by grabbing defensive rebounds. However it was their intensity and activity in disrupting UK that most impressed me.
The offense came out a tad sluggish and definitely a little off in terms of shooting. This, more than anything else, contributed to UNC only being up five at halftime after only hitting 11-34 in the first 20 minutes including a stretch of bad shooting that rivaled OT versus Georgetown. The offense was just out of sync in the first half with Lawson committing three of his four turnovers in the first stanza and every Heels unable to hit the broadside of a barn with a sawed off shotgun. In fact, the only Heels worth a grain of salt on the offensive end in the first half was Danny Green who hit two big threes to keep UK at bay. The second half was night and day. UNC found it's offense and executed more consistently led by Lawson who got the fast break going with some great shooting from Wayne Ellington. Tyler Hansbrough was frustrated all afternoon by physical defense which appears to be the way he is going to be played regardless of whether fouls will be call or not. Hansbrough still nailed the double-double thanks to lots of FT shooting and his tenacity on the boards might be a more important stat in a game like this than his ability to score. And the fact UNC can get great offensive production with Hansbrough only taking eight shots bodes extremely well for this team going forward.
In the end UNC simply worn down the Wildcats and flex come offensive muscle in the second half to blow open a closer than expected game. I think we are still waiting to see UNC put together a complete effort on both ends of the floor. The next opportunity for that is yet another road game against Penn.

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On the heels of the Maryland Racing Commission suspending trainer Hector Garcia, the Maryland Jockey Club has decided to ban Garcia and his sometimes-boss Juan C. Vazquez from its racetracks.
The Racing Medication and Testing Consortium board of directors has recommended withdrawal guidelines and plasma thresholds for a bronchodilator, a muscle relaxant, and four anabolic steroids.
Regulation of anabolic steroids will be in effect Jan. 1, 2009, in Ohio.
The Association of Racing Commissioners International's board of directors has unanimously approved a drug reclassification of stanozolol, boldenone, nandrolone, and testosterone, moving the anabolic steroids to Class 3 from Class 4.
Stronger penalties in California for the four most commonly used anabolic steroids in horse racing will be enforced starting Sept. 4 after the state's Office of Administrative Law gave its final approval to the regulatory amendment reclassifying the drugs.
If your horse is being treated with anabolic steroids and you plan to race in California, the time to stop administering them is now. That's the word from Richard Shapiro, chairman of the California Horse Racing Board, and Dr. Rick Arthur, the agency's equine medical director.
The California Horse Racing Board took a major step towards banning supplemental anabolic steroids with the adoption of testing levels for four major substances during its meeting Feb. 28 in Arcadia.
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The California Horse Racing Board is planning for the first anabolic steroid-free Breeders' Cup World Championships in 2008 at Santa Anita Park.
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Carbon capture and storage is expensive, risky and may not work, writes Paddy Manning.
THERE may be a few forced smiles when Martin Ferguson dishes out $2.4 billion in funding for a handful of "flagship" carbon capture and storage projects (CCS), intended to clean up carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power stations.
As the Energy and Resources Minister knows, these CCS projects have taken one helluva time to get up and running - and it will be a long while yet before they make any significant contribution to Australia's CO2 emission reductions.
For at least a decade, the coal industry has promoted a range of clean coal technologies, including CCS, as an alternative to renewable energy. But as necessary emission reduction trajectories get deeper and steeper, the industry has been tardy - stubborn, even - about paying for it.
Instead the public will foot most of the bill for CCS, and will wear the liability if it goes wrong.
CCS projects have a conspicuous history of failure - here and overseas. Put simply, nobody has yet integrated power generation with carbon capture and storage at scale to create clean electricity, anywhere in the world.
And many experts, including from within the energy industry, believe CCS will remain prohibitively expensive and risky compared with known baseload power sources such as nuclear, or renewable sources such as geothermal or concentrating solar thermal which do not leave vast underground stores of carbon dioxide for future generations to worry about.
In April the CSIRO's energy chief, David Brockway, told a federal parliamentary inquiry on climate change that while he did not have a crystal ball, over the next 15 years wholesale electricity costs would roughly triple from the present $40/MWh, as CCS is incorporated into coal-fired power generation. That would bring it, he said, roughly into line with solar thermal - about $160-$200/MWh but falling fast - and wind energy, likely to remain stable at $100-$110/Mwh (other estimates are lower) because it is a mature technology.
It's not a reasonable comparison, though, because solar thermal and wind power actually exist. Iain MacGill, the joint director of the Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets at the University of NSW, says "all prices for CCS are projections right now, because they haven't actually done it yet. Until they can make CCS work, they're on a different planet."
The executive director of the Australia Institute, Richard Denniss, says he would love to see CCS work. But if it doesn't, he asks, "what's plan B?"
Federal and state governments are keen to support the coal industry, which provides cheap power, claims to employ 30,000 Australians directly and was our biggest export earner in 2008-09, with about $50 billion in combined overseas sales of metallurgical and thermal coal.
Especially vulnerable are the coal-reliant communities of the Hunter Valley and Victoria's Latrobe Valley. In both regions, local councils, environment groups and sections of the union movement are working to develop ''just transition'' plans to create green collar jobs - and avoid job losses - as part of an orderly switch to gas-fired or renewable power.
Not even the Greens are proposing, in Kevin Rudd's parlance, to "shut down the coal industry by Thursday" and abandon these communities.
The Institute for Sustainable Futures estimated annual national financial assistance for coal was more than $1.2 billion in 2005-06, in terms of direct subsidies, cheap fuel and accelerated depreciation. The industry pays cheap royalties to the states under a regime which is the envy of the gas lobby.
There is also infrastructure funding designed to ease years of capacity constraints - for example, last year's $1 billion-plus in federal rail funding to help double export capacity from the Hunter Valley coal chain by 2014, and the NSW budget's $205 million to expand Eraring power station on the Central Coast.
The Federal Government is proposing to issue $3.9 billion worth of free permits to coal-fired power generators under its carbon pollution reduction scheme, and is being urged to compensate power station owners for the anticipated loss in the value of their assets if or when such a scheme is introduced.
On top of that, in May the Federal Government announced $2.8 billion would be set aside to fund clean coal initiatives, including $2.4 billion to fund between two and four ''flagship'' coal- or gas-fired power stations with CCS over the next nine years.
The CCS flagships funding was part of a broader clean energy initiative, including $1.5 billion to part-fund a number of flagship solar power stations under a separate process, and a $500 million fund to support emerging renewable technologies such as wave and geothermal.
Australia, as the world's biggest coal exporter, wants to lead on clean coal with its Global CCS Institute, which won plaudits from the US President, Barack Obama, earlier this year.
The International Energy Association predicts CCS could deliver almost 20 per cent of emissions reductions needed to cut annual emissions in half by 2050, globally, but last year said "current spending and activity levels are nowhere near enough to achieve these deployment goals".
Under modelling linked to the proposed carbon pollution reduction scheme, and depending which emissions reduction trajectory is chosen, Australia will broadly get a third of its reduction in emissions from energy efficiency, a third from introduction of renewables spurred by the recently-legislated ''20 per cent by 2020'' target, and a third from CCS.
The modelling, by the energy consultants McLennan Magasanik Associates, predicts CCS will become commercially viable in about 2030. Walter Gerardi, its director, says: "I think the reason why CCS might have some legs here is we have a very low coal price compared with other countries, and very good potential storage opportunities. So the cost of CCS could be lower here than in other countries.''
That would mean storing about 1.6 to 1.7 billion tonnes of CO2 from the electricity generation sector by 2050. Is that realistic? The biggest existing carbon sequestration project in the world, Norway's Sleipner Field, has taken about 1 million tonnes a year since 1996.
The $50 billion Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG processing facility at Barrow Island, off WA's Pilbara coast, will pass Sleipner to become the world's biggest carbon sequestration project, with about 3 million tonnes a year of CO2 to be injected underground there.
But the Gorgon CCS project will not reduce emissions in Australia, although the export of LNG could be expected to reduce emissions overseas as it replaces the burning of dirtier fuels such as coal.
The biggest existing carbon storage facility in Australia is at Victoria's Otway Basin, where more than 50,000 tonnes and rising are stored, so far safely. But it's tiny. The depleted oil and gas fields of the Gippsland Basin, off Victoria's east coast, are believed to have the capacity to store all of Australia's CO2 emissions - but the cost of CCS is typically considered prohibitive if the distance to injection of captured CO2 exceeds a hundred kilometres.
Most pilot projects capture less than 10,000 tonnes of CO2 a year. The biggest CCS facility attached to an existing coal-fired station, a $10 million demonstration plant at Victoria's Hazelwood in the Latrobe Valley, captures just 25 tonnes of CO2 a day - 0.05 per cent of its total emissions - at a reported cost of at least $1100 per tonne captured. That does not include storage.
At Lake Munmorah, in the Hunter Valley, a $5 million pilot facility can capture 3000 tonnes of CO2 a year. As one Delta Electricity executive quipped the day I visited: "We're not going to save the planet with this one.''
The next step there is a larger-scale $150 million plant, capturing up to 100,000 tonnes a year of CO2. That would equate to a cost of $130 per tonne of CO2 captured, says the NSW Greens' energy spokesman, John Kaye - or between $119-$124/MWh before they work out where to put the CO2 or how to get it there.
But it's not as though the coal industry has suddenly seen a need to get cracking. The Australian Coal Association has been weighing the merits of CCS since the 1980s.
A November 1989 position paper on the greenhouse effect noted CO2 removal and storage was "not regarded as a feasible option for fossil fuel power stations''. "Technologically, the processes have been shown to be feasible; however, they would add substantially to plant, capital and operating costs, would consume a considerable portion of the plant's output and would increase fuel usage. Also, there are uncertainties about the practicability of [storing] collected CO2."
Ian Dunlop, a retired Shell executive who was the chairman of the Australian Coal Association in the late 1980s and headed the Howard government's Emissions Trading Taskforce in 1998, says the coal industry was aware there was a serious prospect that more research would need to be done on CCS - in fact, that it had some disadvantages. "Now, we're hanging our futures on it."
Other supporters of CCS have lambasted the coal industry's failure to back the technology. Last year the Government's climate change adviser, Professor Ross Garnaut, criticised investment by the industry group Coal21 as inadequate and said industry should be spending more like $250 million a year.
In 2007 the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union's Tony Maher, now national president, told a meeting of Newcastle Council that - unlike renewables, where there was a clear need for government funding for pilot projects - the coal mining industry was ''a very wealthy global private sector industry and it does not need one dollar of public support''. He said scepticism about CCS would ''only be overcome once it's developed … but there's no reason to oppose the use of the private sector's money to deploy those technologies. If it doesn't work, you've only wasted Rio Tinto and BHP's money, and I don't see that there's any need to cry about that."
Nowadays he supports public funding for CCS and welcomed the Federal Government's flagships announcement.
In July WWF, the one conservation group consistently promoting CCS, ran out of patience.
Its chief executive, Greg Bourne, a member of the key government and industry advisory bodies pushing for investment in CCS, noted the Government's almost $3 billion in finance for CCS shamed the meagre $1 billion commitment from the Coal21 fund in the wake of a tripling in coal prices.
"Should the public be prepared to spend $3 for every one dollar spent by big polluters?" he asked. "If these highly profitable organisations were serious about securing their future and reducing their emissions, they would be ploughing money into deploying CCS. What we're seeing instead is the Australian taxpayer doing all the heavy lifting, without any of the financial benefit.''


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In the age of subscription services, even the most prominent publishers are tapping into the business model. So when it came time for Ubisoft to reveal Uplay+ at the time, it was a surprise to discover the list of titles available for the service then, In total, more than fifty titles and more promised down the line. Another niché from Ubisoft is offering the Ultimate Edition for games on the service as well which others at the time did not truly include.
However, the largest takeaway then is that Ubisoft only included the then-named Uplay+ to be only for PC. But, alike Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Now, and EA Access, it was expected it will inevitably come to console sometime later down the line. And now that time is on the horizon according to a new announcement from the firm this week.
On Wednesday, Ubisoft shares that Ubisoft+ will be breaking its PC ties later this year and will be testing the console waters on Xbox first.
Ubisoft announced that its Ubisoft+ subscription service will be coming to Xbox in the future. Originally launched for PC, the service allows access to more than 100 Ubisoft titles at a single monthly cost, with games and DLC available on launch day, and monthly rewards including cosmetics, boosters, in-game items, and more.Daniel O’Conner, Ubisoft Corporate Community Manager
“Ultimately, we will offer the Ubisoft+ subscription service to Xbox owners so that they can enjoy the full extent of our Ubisoft+ game library, including new releases, on their consoles, Chris Early, Ubisoft Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development added in the blog post.
Previously, claims circulated suggesting that Ubisoft+ could be coming to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate similar to how its included with EA Play already But, credible leaker @klobrille stated there are no plans last year for the move. But, Windows Central’s Jez Corden is adamant to believe there is still a chance to see how the service performs on the platform before making the commitment to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
For users worried over on PlayStation, it is in due time that Ubisoft+ will eventually come to the Sony console. Previously, EA Access before its rebranding to EA Play was originally unique to Xbox for several year before the transition to PlayStation officially arrived later on. You can read the full report by heading here.
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When Michael Bisping and Georges St. Pierre meet in the Octagon at UFC 217, at the iconic Madison Square Garden, it will mark a nearly two year period since a legitimate number one contender will have fought for the UFC middleweight championship.
The last time this occurred was in December 2015 at UFC 194. On that night challenger Luke Rockhold (T)KO’d then-champion Chris Weidman in the fourth round. An immediate rematch was slated for UFC 199 six months later, but fate intervened.
Weidman was forced to withdraw with a neck injury, and Bisping–a perennial contender who never quite did enough to warrant a title shot–filled his spot. On that night he earned a stunning first round KO victory, and threw one of the promotion’s centerpiece divisions into chaos.
The UFC has squandered the talent-rich middleweight division.
Since then, Bisping has managed to defend his belt only once, besting the ageing Dan Henderson–who had won only three of his last nine fights, and had been finished in four of the six losses–in an exciting and albeit controversial decision at UFC 204. Over the ensuing eight months, no less than four championship fights involving Bisping have been announced. First against then number one contender Yoel Romero after he KO’d Chris Weidman at UFC 205. Then former welterweight champion St. Pierre, who announced his return to competition in March. After that it was current middleweight interim champion Robert Whittaker, who defeated Romero at UFC 213, and now back to GSP.
In a sport notorious for its unpredictability inside the cage, the UFC’s matchmaking has served as an additional source of angst for the middleweight elite. Number six ranked Gegard Moussasi, fresh off of stoppage victories over former champions Vitor Belfort and Weidman, voted with his feet in July. Signing with rival promotion Bellator, and lobbing criticisms at the UFC’s Reebok sponsorship deal and its entertainment-centric approach to matchmaking on his way out.
Former champions Rockhold and Weidman have struck a similarly derisory tone. When questioned about the UFC’s matchmaking, the former going as far as to suggest the middleweight division should go on strike to protest the promotion’s disregard for the meritocracy.
Navigating the UFC middleweight logjam
It is easy to understand their anger. The biggest pay checks in this sport are those cashed by titleholders, and although there are exceptions to the rule, for the vast majority of fighters a championship is synonymous with a degree of financial security that eludes even the most persistent of contenders.
In the 14 months that Bisping has held the title, rightful challengers such as Jacare Souzza and Romero have seen their opportunity to fight for the undisputed championship dissipate by taking risky fights (both being felled by Whittaker). And even if the winner of GSP/Bisping emerges without serious injury, we’re still likely waiting until February or March 2018 for a unification bout. If Bisping wins, there’s also a very high chance (50-50 in the champ’s own words) that he retires with the belt. Making his 18-month reign even more anomalous and frustrating.
In the meantime, the UFC may find it a hard sell to get other members of the top-five into the octagon. Although Rockhold reasserted his relevance in the division over the weekend, by stopping former World Series of Fighting middleweight and light heavyweight champion David Branch, he lost the first stanza and at one point it looked as though Branch might score the upset. In light of his palpable animosity towards the UFC, and his obsession with usurping GSP’s spot in November, its entirely possible he sits out and waits until a title shot, or an airtight title eliminator fight, is offered to him.
If Bisping wins, there’s also a very high chance that he retires with the belt.
That leaves Weidman (32 years old), Romero (40) and Jacare (37) left to bring some clarity to the weight class. Assuming none of the men retire, Jacare-Weidman is the most appealing match-up of the three men–since Romero has fought and beaten both men before, and recently has been floated by Jacare’s manager. But Weidman has been non-committal about staying at middleweight since his submission victory over Kelvin Gastelum in July, and may move up to 205 pounds if a clear path to the title doesn’t present itself.
In light of the shallowness afflicting many of the UFC’s other divisions, its apparent indifference to the health and integrity of the talent-rich 185 pound weight-class is reflective of a worrying trend in MMA’s premier promotion. And more evidence that the UFC’s long-game perspective on matchmaking departed the promotion when the Fertita’s did.
Whereas the heavyweight, light heavyweight, welterweight and women’s bantamweight divisions are starved of fresh or intriguing championship matches, the UFC has actively suppressed marketable contenders on legitimate winning streaks at middleweight for the solitary purpose of selling a few hundred thousand more PPVs at UFC 217.
The UFC has actively suppressed marketable contenders for the solitary purpose of selling a few hundred thousand more PPVs
It’s plausible that we’ll look back on this era as a short-lived experiment. The product of short-sited, McGregor-inspired profiteering that was corrected after fan backlash. It’s also possible that this is the new norm. With financial gains relegating champion belts to the status of marketing props.
Either way, the UFC have squandered what would have been the most exciting era in the history of the middleweight division. And no matter what happens between GSP and Bisping at UFC 217, that fact doesn’t change.


SBS World News Promotes UAS Debate
SBS News has aired a Channel 4 news article on the pros and cons of Civilian UAS.
It will be vital that the UAS industry regulations are constructed in a way that UAS operations are safe and compatible with current manned aircraft operations.
Ethical as well as legal concerns will need to be well considered before Civilian UAS become a part of our every day lives.
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If approved, Christo’s “Over the River” project will be a two-week temporary work of art that will consist of 5.9 miles of silvery, luminous fabric panels suspended high above the Arkansas between Salida and Canon City.
Supporters promise the installation will draw international attention and visitor revenue to the Pikes Peak region. Entirely funded by the artist, the project could cost as much as $40 million.
Critics say that it’s not just a waste of money, but a potential environmental disaster that will bring the region no lasting benefit.
Could we do better? Could Colorado Springs artists create something luminous and lasting that would grace the city for many years to come?
The Business Journal gave several local artists and one architectural firm a weekend to come up with a project. Offering a $10 million budget, ours was a simple RFP:
“Design a project or a work of art that will draw attention to the city, enhance the lives of visitors and residents, and become an iconic part of the city’s built landscape.”
Submissions ranged from the visionary to the prosaic, from fully imagined projects that their creators have long pondered to a haunting preliminary sketch. Four are deeply serious, and one is seriously lighthearted.
Artists Bill Burgess and Chris Weed are used to working in scale. With architect David Barber, Burgess designed the Julie Penrose Fountain, while Chris Weed’s super-sized red paperclips have come to symbolize downtown Colorado Springs.
“Creating art for the masses has long been my goal as a public artist,” Weed said.
To dot the landscape with 200 8-foot to 10-foot diameter steel sculptures with spikes.
“The installation would be larger than life, stretching as far as the eye can see,” he said. “The goal is to create thought-provoking art that would make us forget about our mundane lives, if only for a brief moment.”
In a photomontage, the huge spiked metal balls rest peacefully on an extensive prairie landscape – south of the airport, perhaps?
First conceived nine years ago after the 9/11 attacks, Burgess sees it as both a memorial and as a place of contemplation.
Placed in an open field approximately 1,000 yards in diameter, Burgess envisions a vast circle of angled and heated glass mirrors set at 45 degrees into the earth.
“The viewer would see green grass (or snow) both below and above the reflected sky,” Burgess said “In the center of this huge circle (hundreds of yards away) would be a viewing center. People there would be looking down into the earth and seeing infinity.”
Burgess’s sketch shows a graceful center tower, accessed by an underground passage. It’s in the tradition of American memorial art, from the Washington Monument to the Will Rogers Shrine. Like Weed’s field of dreams, it would require hundreds of acres of open space to realize.
Like Daniel Leibeskind’s famed back-of-the-napkin sketch of the Denver Art Museum, artist Marcia Hefti’s drawing is spare and evocative. It’s a war memorial dedicated to all those who have perished in recent wars.
“It’s more than 100 feet long and two stories tall,” she wrote describing the project. “It will be made of reinforced concrete, pieces of military equipment, and found objects.
“It is a colossal freestanding wall-like concrete structure of protruding and receding concrete blocks and panels reminiscent of the modernistic/cubistic style between the two World Wars. A variety of surface textures express physical attributes such as rows of buildings or scenery. Bas-relief figures tell the story.”
“While the theme of the of this work may be war,” she added, “it is just as much, or more, about transcending the ravages of war – about meeting and understanding, hope and spiritual bonding.”
In a poke at the perpetual failure of manufactured “arts districts” in Colorado Springs, artist Atomic Elroy proposed building a mandatory live/work arts residence in downtown.
All residents “who exhibit any type of creative behavior” would be forced relocate into Arthaus, a near-exact reproduction of Walter Gropius’ 1925 Bauhaus.
Rather than undergo a “re-education program to rehabilitate them into normal society, the artists would be allowed to continue their creative endeavors with 75 percent of all revenue generated by art and ticket sales returned to the city.”
RTA Architects had a dream as well – one inspired by the “Dream City” project.
“As architects, we would create something long-lasting, not transitory, to regenerate and redevelop underused properties and neighborhoods,” said RTA’s Amy Fortier. “A community garden, xeriscape park, sculpture garden and farmers’ market. The image applies these concepts to the decommissioned Ivywild Elementary School.”
Are these submissions equal in artistic quality to “Over the River?”
That’s not our call, but such visions can’t be realized without sustained, serious community efforts. We’ve built fountains, memorials and splendid buildings that have endured for a century or more – perhaps we can build yet another.


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This is an overpriced motel. When we arrived for check in (a few minutes past 4pm) we were told our room was not ready - our room was not ready for another hour. Do you think they somehow compensated us for the inconvenience? No, they actually sent a check out message stating to make sure we checked out on time because they were fully booked - the audacity. The rooms are clearly old and have not been kept up. The small and air stuffy. The water in our rooms did not properly drain, creating a disgusting puddle at the bottom of the tub. Also, keep in mind this is a popular golfing location so you may not even find parking near your room because all the golfers take them. We regretted so much not booking our getaway earlier so we could snag a better hotel. Would not stay here again.
The best thing about this property are the people that make up the staff. From the front desk, grounds and room caretakers, golf facilities, to the restaurant they all showed genuine concern and willingness to go the extra mile. All seemingly in a great mood. We had literally just stepped out of our car when we ran into a staff member returning to the main reception area. I personally left that conversation in a better mood as we were laughing and connecting on a personal level. Guess what ? They're ALL like that! Its a gorgeous property and that includes the golf course itself. The pool and gym were closed at the time for renovations. A good time to do it since it was cold for the time we were there. Room was large, clean and quiet. Beds very comfortable. You need to go.
A little dated, but appeared to be clean. Comfortable mattress Large TV Granite countertop in bathroom Vinyl plank flooring in room & bath Keurig coffee maker Bottled water Mini refrigerator In room Small patio w/chairs & small table No full length mirror in room Awkward placement of doors in bathroom, weak water flow/shower head. Shares parking lot w/golf course & restaurants, so difficult finding parking spot during prime times if you stay in building closest to golf course. Overall, will return because we love golf courses.
We used TCI to host 40 rooms for our wedding in May. In addition, we had our rehearsal dinner here as well. We absolutely LOVED everything about this property and would highly recommend them to anyone! The staff is AMAZING and the rooms, views, and food are all incredible! Thank you so much for making everything go so smoothly! Special thanks to Patricia and her banquet staff along with David in rooms. You were both a pleasure to work with! :)
I recently spent three nights at Temecula Creek Inn for a work event. The team at the Inn did a great job accommodating our large group of over 50 folks. The setting is beautiful. My room could have used a little love but it was pleasant and comfortable. I opted out of daily room cleaning and instead was able to text the staff for my needs along the way; extra coffee pods and towels were quickly delivered. The stand out was the food we enjoyed as part of our conference. Truly excellent and served with grace and courtesy. We enjoyed two evenings in the adjacent "Meadow" area with plenty of room for our group to socialize and relax by the fire. Very enjoyable experience overall.
Stayed one night at the hotel, very expensive but we wanted to go wine tasting/play golf/enjoy the pool. Pool was closed, in-room phone didn't work, staff did nothing to help, recommended using cell phone. Ordered room service, took 35 minutes for pre-made desert, the delivery fee was more than the desert itself! Guest next door to use was so loud we couldn't sleep, and the air conditioner went on/off by itself, we could not control it. The worst part is when we complained to the front desk, they did absolutely nothing, no discount, no coupons/vouchers, nothing!! Do not stay here!
Great property. Janky bathroom. Incredible restaurant. Not sure if because I booked on Hotels.com my room was sub par. Pool was closed for renovations. Literally nothing was happening at the pool for renovation. Had a shuttle to Pechanga Resort for discounted day use of $30. Next time will stay at Pechanga.
3 star hotel with 5 star restaurant and golf. The hotel was built in the 70’s, has outdoor access to rooms and is a bit dated. Everything is clean and the rooms are actually large. The promised “patio” was two chairs and a table on a tiny section of grass, but did have a golf course view. I was a bit disappointed to find that the only way to “ explore the 300 acres of natural scenery” was by golfing. There are no walking paths. The front desk recommended I walk to,the nearby neighborhood. Getting there, however would mean walking down a steep hill on a busy road with no sidewalks. The golf course is excellent with three nine hole courses. The restaurant gets my five star rating for dinner and brunch. The menu is limited but everything is fresh, presented beautifully and delicious. The waitstaff are friendly and efficient. Perhaps because of Covid, they offer only the dinner and the brunch menu. We found the brunch menu a bit pricy although the food was very good. The brunch items were worth the high prices, we just didn’t want to have a $50+ breakfast each of our 4 mornings here. However, there are plenty of options within a short drive.…
Golf and relaxation what more is needed to be said. I love the golf course which is in great shape. Pace of play was VERY SLOW!! That was the only negative point in my stay. The suite was great. And the staff were very helpful.
Golf course was in very good shape for this time of year. Played twice, first day was over a 5 hour round. Second day was fine. The rooms need to be updated and the restaurant was just OK. Love the location and the pro shop staff were all very friendly. Probably won't use the "stay and play" again until the rooms are updated.


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Three truckloads of timber were assembled on a diagonal plan to create a facade that is both rustic and modern, making a feature of the varying tones and widths of wood. Designer Kodai hopes the project will encourage more architects to specify timber offcuts, “The Japanese timber industry is weakening due to the cheap supply of timber from abroad and there are many lumber mills that carry unsold timber stocks,” he said.
“These leftover timbers are very difficult to make profitable, as any kind of additional production process – such as making them into wood chip – costs more than the sale value.”
Related: March Studio suspends over 2000 flying pieces of reclaimed wood in Canberra’s ultra green Nishi Building
At the heart of the home is a double height living room featuring a high library wall and a central staircase. In the narrow ceiling void, a rope swing for the children hangs temptingly. Three bedrooms sit on the level above, and the open plan spaces bask in daylight. “The juxtaposition of the other volumes was carefully adjusted according to views, sceneries and surrounding greeneries,” explained Kodai.
The arrangement of the volumes maximizes natural heating and cooling “The most efficient way to harvest solar energy is to place living spaces towards the south, and utility rooms to the north,” explained Kodai. “The composition of stacked volumes above the ground floor was the result of a simulated airflow pattern.”The tea room up in the three story tower acts like a chimney to encourage air to flow up through the space.
Kodai formerly worked with Herzog and de Meuron. He established Sandwich with Yoshitaka in 2013, and along with other artists, architects and graphic designers, they work out of a former sandwich factory in Kyoto.


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In the short-term, engaging with our students through collaboration and negotiation may seem time-consuming. Yet as many of us have discovered, the long-term benefits often outweigh the investment of time and energy. In fact, we may find that such an approach allows us to circumvent negative power struggles with our students and instead ignite their interest with results that may exceed our expectations.
The consequences of adultism are serious, increasing young people’s vulnerability to violence by undermining their self-esteem, self-assertion and self-confidence. When adults do not value and believe in the capacity of young people, they are unlikely to flourish and grow into their best selves. In the 2008 report by the Safe School Action Team, the authors asserted, "Safety is a precondition for learning" (Shaping a Culture of Respect in Our Schools p. 8). Safety, defined broadly as an environment that nurtures student wellbeing and enables them to realize their full potential, is an essential condition for all learning.
It doesn’t feel good when an adult doesn’t listen to you because you think that they don’t really care about you or that your ideas aren’t good and that it’s just because you’re a kid that you’re not treated as well.
Our ability to promote this aspect of our students’ education is contingent upon our continued questioning and challenging of our privilege as adults. By seeking opportunities to share our power with students and placing student voice at the centre of our classroom and school, we help foster the core components of character development.
When an adult listens to you it feels like you’re being given a say into your education and I feel like when you are given a chance to speak to adults and they listen to you that opens so many doors and opportunities. We really get to take control of our education and our environment at school and that’s something huge.

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Trento seeks to protect its home floor against banged-up Zenit, which targets a first road win. Trento started the season by beating Partizan Nis Belgrade before falling at LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne last week. Nikola Radicevic (13 ppg.) and Dustin Hogue (12.5 ppg) have stood out for Trento. Zenit bested Turk Telekom Ankara in the opener and lost at Partizan in Round 2. Only two players – Jalen Reynolds and Vladislav Trushkin – have started twice for Zenit.
Nikola Radicevic joined Herbalife Gran Canaria in January of last season and by the time the elimination rounds began in the EuroCup, he was starting alongside Gal Mekel in the backcourt. Now Radicevic has the reins to run the show in Trento and Mekel recently joined Zenit and started at point guard in his debut last week. These former backcourt mates will square off in a key matchup in Round 3.
Keys to victory: Trento
Trento is tied for the second most turnovers (17 per game) in the EuroCup this season and the second-fewest assists (15 per game), which generally speaking is not a recipe for success. Reducing the former number while increasing the latter is crucial for Trento to compete against the best teams in the EuroCup.
Keys to victory: Zenit
First and foremost, Zenit needs to have its best players on the floor to be at its best. After flirting with a triple-double in Round 1, Brandon Jennings missed Round 2 with a hand injury. Scorers Sergey Karasev and Sean Armand also sat in Round 2, while Jarrod Uthoff and Philip Scrubb stepped up. The more of his prime weapons Coach Karasev has in uniform, the tougher Zenit becomes.
Just last year...
These two teams split a pair of regular season contests just last year. First Trento won convincingly at home 103-81 with Toto Forray pouring in 20 points and Zenit scored an 81-70 victory in Russia as Drew Gordon posted a double-double.
Sergey Karasev, Sean Armand and Brandon Jennings of Zenit are injured and won't play in this game.


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We love our geese! They are very docile and are wonderful parents. Our pilgrims are excellent foragers and good watch dogs. They love people and will follow you around the yard just so they can be near you. We can not say enough good things about this breed. Pilgrim Geese are auto sexed. Male goslings are light yellow with a light bill. They are all white when fully feathered except for some gray around the saddle. Females are an olive color as goslings and have a dark bill and dark feet. They are gray once fully feathered and have white around the eyes.
Geese require non-medicated feed. We feed our goslings non-medicated chick feed. They can also be feed a non-medicated flock raiser and then switched to non-medicated chicken feed. It is important to not over feed a gosling or it can grow to fast and end up with angel wing. We feed our goslings non-medicated chick starter grower as a supplement to the range they feed on. Grass and weeds are the best thing for the geese, but it is important to have feed available also. During the winter months the geese eat solely chicken feed until the grasses grow back.
Magpie ducks are a lightweight breed that are highly productive egg layers. They produce large white eggs and are a duel purpose bird. Magpies are a very hardy breed and are excellent forgers. We love the entertainment, eggs and meat they supply.
Ducklings, like goslings, need a non-medicated feed. We often raise ducklings and goslings together. The ducks will go after any bugs they find and the geese will eat the grass. It is a good combination and works well for us.


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Valley Center Community Church will be sponsoring the upcoming National Day of Prayer at our main church campus in Valley Center in May.
Looking for answers to life’s tough questions and challenges?
Are you troubled, or even frightened, when watching the national and world news?
Are you feeling powerless to do anything about it?
As Pastor Franklin Graham of VCCC recently shared, “We are contending with issues that are causing the very foundation of our country to crumble. Our moral and spiritual roots are eroding, the economy is misleading, family life is disintegrating, and political forces are at unprecedented odds. There seem to be very few leaders who will take a stand for God and for His Word.”
Here is something POSITIVE that YOU can do: Come join the group on Thursday, May 7, for the National Day of Prayer.
Valley Center Community Church will be hosting the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 7, opening church doors at 6 a.m. and closing at 7 p.m.
Stop by anytime during the day for a quiet time of prayer and mediation.
According to Mike Adams of VCCC, “We are providing a quiet place for you to pray for God’s blessings on our family, church, government, education system, media, and businesses.
You are invited join your friends and neighbors anytime during the day of May 7, at Valley Center Community Church, located at 29105 Valley Center Rd., across from California Bank and Trust, to pray for a spiritual renewal across America and around the world.
Lord, Hear Our Cry!
Questions? Call Valley Center Community Church at 760-749-5151.

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Below are the exhibitors who attended our Christmas 2021 Gift Fair on Thursday 9th December, 2021.
MAZU RESORTWEARMAZU RESORTWEAR Contact: Adam Raby
The craftsmanship and work that goes into our swim shorts is second to none. Our fabrication has an extremely soft-to-touch hand feel with a durability and texture you’d like to find in a luxury product, while our aglets are handcrafted and gilded to resemble a traditional monkey fist knot. The double needle stitching and point d’arrêt finish indicate that the construction of each pair has been done with such effort as to ensure that the shorts not only look great from the outside, but also look and feel great on the inside.


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Comprehensive (and Scarce) Eighteenth-Century Treatise on Insurance Weskett, John. A Complete Digest of the Theory, Laws, And Practice of Insurance; Compiled from the Best Authorities in Different Languages, Which are Quoted and Referred to Throughout the Work; And Arranged in Alphabetical Order, Under Many Select Heads, With Ample References, And a General Index;Affording Immediate and Full Information, on Every Distinct Matter, Question, Or Point.... With a Preliminary Discourse; Wherein are Delineated the Very Great Disorders which Prevail in Affairs on Insurance; Their Principal Causes Explained; And Methods Proposed for Better Regulation and Prevention. Dublin: Printed for Elizabeth Lynch, 1783. [vi], lxxxiv, 612,  pp. Octavo (8-1/2" x 5"). Contemporary calf, blind rules to boards, gilt-edged raised bands and lettering piece to spine, gilt decoration to compartments. Light rubbing to boards, moderate rubbing to extremities, front joint cracked, small hole to rear joint, hinges cracked, faint offsetting to endpapers, signed bookplate (of John Wilkinson) to front pastedown, armorial bookplate (of Henry Collingwood) to rear pastedown. Light toning to interior, occasional very light foxing and soiling. A handsome copy. $1,250. * Dublin issue of the second edition. The book begins with a critical 80-page essay on insurance law that proposes several reforms. The main body is a remarkably comprehensive legal and historical digest concentrating on marine insurance, but also discussing life and fire insurance. There are frequent references to America, and considerable discussion of international law, the laws of war and the work of such important economists and theorists as Cantillon, Child, Cary, Postlethwayt, De Moivre and Price. A second, and final, London edition was published in 1783. Dublin reprints were issued in 1783 and 1794, a German translation in 1782-87. The critical 80-page essay was also published separately in 1789. All of these are scarce. Concerning the 1783 Dublin edition, OCLC locates 10 copies in North American law libraries. This edition not in Goldsmiths'. Sweet & Maxwell, A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:528 (105).
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Prabhu Deva to direct 'Siruthai' Hindi version
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- Karthi's last release, 'Siruthai', will soon be remade in Hindi by none other than actor-turned-director Prabhu Deva.
Incidentally, 'Siruthai' is the remake of the Telugu blockbuster 'Vikramarkudu', which had Ravi Teja in the lead. In Tamil, it was Karthi who played dual role for the first time in his career. The film, that starred Tamanaah and Santhanam, was one of the biggest hits in K-town this year, which also catapulted Karthi to the big league.
Akshay Kumar has been approached to play the lead role in the Hindi version and the leading lady is yet to be finalized. The film will be produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali's production house. Prabhu Deva is currently busy with the Vishal project, tentatively titled 'Prabhakaran'. He will complete this film by June and tie the knot with Nayantara in July and begin the Bollywood flick, say his recent statement.

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The inaugural class of Knight Foundation Public Spaces Fellows includes two landscape design organizations.
By Zach Mortice
A new fellowship from the Knight Foundation focused on public space is putting landscape designers front and center. Of the seven Knight Foundation Public Spaces Fellows, two are designers with an emphasis on landscape. The foundation announced in June that Walter Hood, ASLA, of Hood Design Studio and Chelina Odbert of the Kounkuey Design Initiative (KDI) will each receive $150,000. Other grantees are public parks officials, social scientists, and more, who in all will receive more than $1 million.
The goal is to promote work that engenders civic engagement for all citizens, connecting communities, “drawing people out of their homes and encouraging them to meet, play, and discuss important issues, while finding common ground,” the foundation said.
The Knight Foundation is five years into making public space one of its primary emphasis areas, along with journalism and the arts. The foundation has also invested heavily in public space initiatives in five cities (Philadelphia, Memphis, Detroit, Chicago, and Akron, Ohio) with its Reimagining the Civic Commons campaign.
The Public Spaces Fellows will have complete creative freedom to apply their funds to the projects of their choice. “We’re investing in these individuals to do what they do so well,” says Lilly Weinberg, a program director with Knight Foundation. This grant program is an opportunity to catalyze “the power of how leadership can play a role in transforming public space,” she says. “Of course, it’s a collective effort, but from our research, we’ve seen time and time again that there’s often a leader behind this work. We’ve also seen that there’s often a gap in flexible funding toward these leaders.” A recent survey of Knight grantees and people served by grantees emphasized the ripple effects public space grants had across communities. The foundation’s staff and experts in their respective fields chose this group of fellows, who will convene at least once a year.
Both Hood and Odbert’s work demonstrates, Weinberg says, “some of the consequences that occur when we invest in great public spaces.” Hood Design Studio does this through an interdisciplinary mix of landscape design, planning, and art, and has gained a reputation as one of the most socially and culturally attuned design practices in the nation. Hood anticipates using this grant funding to focus on three cities his firm has been working in: Oakland, California, where the studio is based; Pittsburgh; and Milwaukee, notable for commonly topping the list of America’s most racially segregated cities.
“I’m interested in how this funding can help me draw attention to issues of ‘[the] public’ and ‘whose public?’” Hood says, “and how to create a forum to talk about issues of value and devaluing landscapes.” Hood says his presence among this multidisciplinary group of fellows reaffirms the unique orientation of his “nonnormative practice” that addresses the social, cultural, ecological, and political dimensions of public space.
Odbert’s KDI approaches public space design from a similarly multidisciplinary lens, aligning architects, landscape architects, urban planners, and community organizers to develop high-quality public space for underserved neighbors typically starved of them. Through the fellowship, Odbert (who is trained as an urban planner) wants to investigate models for gender-inclusive design. Though Odbert is based in California, much of KDI’s work is located in Kenya, where women are its primary community partners. And through this interaction, Odbert noticed that there are many ways women are subtly and unsubtly excluded from public space, a design problem as common as any that exists. The firm is currently working with the national government of Argentina to develop a methodology for gender-inclusive design, asking, “How does that change the design process, but also the design product?” Odbert says. “It’s so applicable to everywhere that I would like to use the Knight Foundation support to explore what it means to design and build gender-inclusive spaces in the U.S.”
Collectively, Odbert hopes this group of fellows can use the perch to define public space as something far more vital and complex than a luxury. “My hope is that all of us can help elevate the power of public space to a more general public,” she says, “so that the importance of public space isn’t just something that’s talked about in select circles of designers or city planners, but instead it’s something that every resident understands the value, importance, and power of, so that all residents can became advocates for more and better public spaces.”


I am recruiting for a Senior Policy Adviser (Governance) with a global body.
- Deliver and develop the corporate governance work plan for 2020 focusing on four key areas; creating an effective regulator and UK framework; improving the quality of company audit; enhancing stewardship in the UK; and helping all companies to deliver high quality reporting;
- Ensure the delivery of high-quality briefings for the Director-General and Chief UK Policy Director on corporate governance issues for meetings with political stakeholders and members;
- Act as the key working level contact between the organisation and civil servants at BEIS and HMT, and with regulators FRC/ARGA and the CMA;
- Represent the organisation at key external working groups, including the FRC’s stakeholder advisory panel, and at events with third parties such as GC100 group and the TUC.
You will have:
- Background working in policy formulation and delivery;
- Understanding of the key trends emerging in corporate governance (desirable);
- Understanding of the policy development process from a highly regulated sector;
- Knowledge of a range of modern campaigning & lobbying tools & techniques.


Smokin Aces 2: Assassins' Ball
Smokin Aces 2: Assassins' Ball is the 2010 DTV prequel to 2007's Smokin' Aces. Like the original film, the film follows assassins and law enforcement converging on a single FBI target in order to protect or to eliminate. The film was directed by P.J. Pesce and features the return of some of the characters from the original film.
Beretta PX4 Storm Sub-Compact
A pair of Beretta PX4 Storm Sub-Compacts are used by Ariella Martinez (Martha Higareda) in the restaurant shootout. Later, Finbar McTeague (Vinnie Jones) grabs one of Ariella's PX4s and uses it.
Beretta PX4 Storm Compact - 9x19mm.
Ariella reloads her PX4 Sub-Comapcts .
Ariella opens fire with her Berettas.
Finbar McTeague (Vinnie Jones) carries a gold-plated Taurus PT92 with pearl grips and a black barrel.
Taurus PT92AFS stainless steel (modern production model without tactical rails) - 9x19mm. This one is stainless, while the gun in the film is gold-plated with pearl grips.
McTeague checks and reloads his weapon.
2nd and 3rd Generation Glock 17s are used throughout the film by the FBI Agents. Finbar McTeague (Vinnie Jones) also carries a 2nd Generation Glock 17.
NOTE: Although the FBI uses the Glock 22 in real life, the prop weapons in this film are most likely Glock 17s, since 9mm pistols are still the norm in Hollywood.
2nd Generation Glock 17 - 9x19mm
Glock 17 (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm
A female agent with a Glock 17.
A Walther PPK is used by an undercover female agent in the restaurant shootout.
Colt Single Action Army
A Colt Single Action Army clone of some type is used by Lester Tremor (Maury Sterling).
Colt Single Action Army with a 5.5 inch barrel - .45 Long Colt
A Luger P08 is seen briefly in the hands of Fritz Tremor during the attack on the armory.
The Beretta 92FS is used by the police officers in the end of the film.
Smith & Wesson Model 64
A Smith & Wesson Model 64 is seen in the hands of an undercover female agent. It has a 3 inch barrel.
S&W Model 64 - .38 Special.
A Ruger GP100 is used by Agent Baker (Clayne Crawford) as his main sidearm.
Ruger GP100 - .357 Magnum
Unknown M1911 compact variant
Used by Kaitlyn Tremor (Autumn Reeser) when they steal the guns from the armory.
SA Vz.61 Skorpion
Kaitlyn Tremor wields two SA Vz.61 Skorpion machine pistols akimbo at one point in the movie. Her Skorpions seem to have the stocks removed.
Skorpion SA Vz.61 - .32 ACP
Kaitlyn Tremor going down with a pair of Skorpions.
A shorty Mossberg 500 shotgun is used by Malcolm Little (Christopher Michael Holley) in the restaurant shootout. It is fitted with a forward pistol grip, rear pistol grip, and a shell holder. This is probably the exact same gun that was used by Clarence Williams III in Reindeer Games and by Kevin Costner in 3000 Miles to Graceland (Rob Fournier, the armorer on those movies, also worked on this movie, according to IMDB).
12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun
An unknown 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun is used by Lester Tremor. The Shotgun is the WW2 converted flare gun from Blade Trinity, identified from the extra features on the DVD/Blu-Ray
The guy on the right, Lester Tremor, has a 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun.
BabyBoy Tremor (C. Ernst Harth) has a Franchi PA3/215 shotgun harnessed on his left side.
Franchi PA3/215 with vertical foregrip 12 gauge
You can see the top folding stock and the distinctive forward pistol grip under his left arm.
An AKMSU is used by Kaitlyn "AK-47" Tremor when she is first introduced.
An M4A1 is used by Lester Tremor during the assault on the armory. Another M4A1 is used by a soldier in a flashback photo. Lazlo Soot is seen with an M4 Flat top with an AN-PEQ2 on the top rail in a flashback, but it's probably the same gun that Lester Tremor uses.
Lester Tremor fires his M4. Note that this is a different gun than the one he uses later - it has the older-style 2-position buttstock rather than the 6-position LE stock of the rifle seen below. It also has a taller flattop receiver with an older-style Weaver rail (not Picatinny), which means that it's probably an older-model Olympic K3B-FT receiver.
Lester Tremor returning fire with his M4. Note how it now has the LE stock, unlike the rifle above.
Lazlo Soot with a M4 in a flashback. Historical Goof: Soot is impersonating an American Serviceman when he guns down an unarmed Iraqi family, thus creating all sorts of blame for the U.S. Forces, however, he is dressed in the 6-color desert camo from Operation Desert Storm (OSD) (1990-1991) which would have been phased out for years prior to the later Gulf War to involve Iraqis - Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) (2003). In Desert Storm, American ground forces stopped short of the actual Iraqi border, so there would not have been interaction between Iraqi Civilians and American ground troops during that conflict.
A couple of soldiers commandeer M4's in a flashback picture, respectively.
Daewoo K3 Paratrooper
Fritz Tremor uses a Korean Daewoo K3 LMG that has been mocked up to look like an M249 Paratrooper. It is recognizable as a K3 by its front and rear sights and the shape of the gas tube (that, and the fact that the armorers in British Columbia seem to routinely use the K3 as an M249 substitute).
Daewoo K3 with a chopped barrel and buttstock to resemble an M249 Paratrooper - 5.56x45mm
Hand-Held GE M134 Minigun
A Hand Held M134 Minigun is used by Baby Boy Tremor (C. Ernst Harth). The version used in the film appears to be a mock-up or replica, not one of the actual firing weapons, since the muzzle flashes when he fires the weapon are quite obviously CGI.
handheld M134 Minigun with 'Chainsaw grip' to handle the recoil force. This variant was seen in Terminator 2: Judgement Day
. This is an airsoft version which retains the half-circle attachment point for the M60 foregrip from Predator
; the real T2 minigun did not have this - (fake) 7.62x51mm NATO
Baby Boy firing the Minigun. The muzzle flashes are obviously CGI.
NOTE: The ammo box of the minigun is tilted sideways. The muzzle flashes are obviously fake since weapon can't be fired, if the ammo box is in this position.
A Savage 10/110 is used by the sniper on the roof. Lester Tremor also gets ahold of this weapon later.
Savage 10/110, 7.62x51mm NATO
The Tremors steal an RPG-7 from the armory. It's later seen in the hands of Lester Tremor. He uses it several times.


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Landis: Breaking News
From the AP wire:
Arbitrators find Landis guilty of doping, rule he must forfeit 2006 Tour title
By EDDIE PELLS, AP National Writer
September 20, 2007
PARIS (AP) -- Floyd Landis lost his expensive and explosive doping case Thursday when the arbitrators upheld the results of a test that showed the 2006 Tour de France champion used synthetic testosterone to fuel his spectacular comeback victory, The Associated Press has learned.
The decision, handed down nearly four months after a bizarre and bitterly fought hearing, leaves Landis with only one more outlet to possibly salvage his title -- an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport"


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