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Sosa Finds Power Stroke Against Royals
Sunday, March 4th 2007, 9:58 pm
Sammy Sosa found his power stroke, Kenny Rogers finally gave up a run and the Arizona Diamondbacks made it two triple plays in one weekend at spring training.
Showing he still has a few big swings in his bat, Sosa hit his first home run in 19 months Sunday to help the Texas Rangers beat the Kansas City Royals 5-0 in Surprise, Ariz.
``It was good to get the first one out of the way,'' said Sosa, attempting a comeback after sitting out last season. ``That was huge for me. Everyone wanted me to do that.''
The former Chicago Cubs slugger, who has 588 career homers, drove a 1-1 pitch from Luke Hudson over the left-center fence to lead off the 2nd inning. It was Sosa's first home run since Aug. 4, 2005, with Baltimore.
Sosa signed a minor league contract with the Rangers, his original team, during the offseason. He struck out and flied out in his other two at-bats Sunday. He started in right field after being Texas' designated hitter Saturday and in a ``B'' game Friday.
``I feel a lot more relaxed,'' Sosa said. ``I feel physically stronger.''
Rogers is enjoying himself, too.
The much-maligned left-hander, who pitched 23 straight scoreless innings in the 2006 postseason, gave up 2-runs _ one earned _ and 3-hits for Detroit in a 7-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians at Winter Haven, Fla.
After tossing 2-innings in his first start of the spring, he spent an hour signing autographs and chatting with fans before heading to the clubhouse.
``It's a beautiful day. I'm content and having the most fun ever,'' said the 42-year-old Rogers, preparing for his 19th major league season after leading the Tigers to the World Series last year.
``I've changed my spring approach to not being concerned about getting people out,'' he said. ``I work on getting one pitch refined, then another, then another.''
Rogers struggled a bit with his command. He hit one batter with a pitch and walked another in the 1st inning. He gave up 2-hits and a second run in the 2nd, but avoided more trouble by getting Grady Sizemore to hit into a double play.
``I just didn't know where my pitches were going,'' Rogers said.
At Tucson, Ariz., the Diamondbacks turned a triple play and beat the Seattle Mariners 6-4 in a split-squad game _ the second triple play in two days at spring training.
With runners on 1st and 2nd and none out in the 2nd inning, Michael Garciaparra lined Edgar Gonzalez's pitch to shortstop Stephen Drew. He stepped on 2nd base to retire Mike Morse, then threw to 1st baseman Tony Clark to get Michael Wilson and complete the triple play.
Garciaparra is the younger brother of Los Angeles Dodgers star Nomar Garciaparra.
``It was amazing,'' Gonzalez said. ``It's the first time in my life I've been in the game'' for a triple play.
Yet it was the second triple play in Tucson in two days. The Los Angeles Angels turned one against the Colorado Rockies at Hi Corbett Field on Saturday.
``I just reacted,'' said Drew, who had never seen a triple play in person. ``It happened so quick. It was a unique thing.''
In other news, Royals 2nd baseman Mark Grudzielanek will have arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Monday and is expected to begin the season on the disabled list.
In other spring training games:
Red Sox 6, Twins 1
At Fort Myers, Fla., it was Johan Santana vs. Curt Schilling. Sounded like a potential matchup for Game 1 of a playoff series.
Both aces were effective. Making his first start of spring training, Santana allowed 1-run and 3-hits in 2-innings. The two-time AL Cy Young Award winner walked 3, struck out 2 and wriggled out of a 1st-inning jam.
Schilling, making his second start this spring, worked on his changeup _ a pitch he might add to his repertoire this season, Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. Schilling earned the win by pitching 3 1-3 innings. He threw 48 pitches and gave up 2-hits, including a solo homer to Michael Cuddyer.
Yankees 10, Phillies 5
At Clearwater, Fla., Carl Pavano took a big step forward by simply staying healthy.
The oft-injured Yankees pitcher allowed 1-run, 2-hits and 2-walks in 2 innings during his first spring training start. The right-hander was on the mound eight days after his left instep was bruised by a line drive during batting practice.
Philadelphia starter Cole Hamels gave up 2-hits in 3-scoreless innings.
Reds 10, Pirates 4
At Bradenton, Fla., Scott Hatteberg hit a 2-run homer off Pittsburgh starter Shawn Chacon, and Josh Hamilton had 2-more hits. Hamilton is 8-15 in four games with the Reds, who grabbed him in the Rule 5 draft and are giving him a chance to overcome years of drug addiction.
Reds infielder Jeff Keppinger broke the ring finger on his right hand when he was hit by a pitch in the 5th inning. He's expected to be sidelined for four to six weeks.
Astros 9, Nationals (ss) 2
At Kissimmee, Fla., Jason Lane went 2-3 with an RBI double and a walk. He is batting .363 with 2-homers and 3-RBIs this spring as he faces a crowded competition for the right-field job.
Cardinals 12, Marlins 3
At Jupiter, Fla., Anthony Reyes pitched 2-scoreless innings and the defending World Series champions got 2-hits apiece from Albert Pujols and Scott Rolen.
Blue Jays 7, Devil Rays 4
At St. Petersburg, Fla., Jae Kuk Ryu limited Toronto to a single in 2-shutout innings.
Orioles 6, Mets 3
At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Melvin Mora drove in 4-runs with a pair of doubles. New York starter John Maine, a former Oriole, pitched 2-scoreless innings.
Nationals (ss) 6, Dodgers (ss) 2
At Viera, Fla., Matt Chico pitched 3-shutout innings for Washington and first-year manager Manny Acta earned his first Grapefruit League win.
Braves 4, Dodgers (ss) 1
At Vero Beach, Fla., Chuck James allowed 1-run and 3-hits in 2-innings for Atlanta. Dodgers starter Derek Lowe gave up 2-runs and 4-hits in 2-innings.
Athletics 4, Padres 3
At Peoria, Ariz., Greg Maddux was missing his pinpoint control during his San Diego debut, but he was still pretty effective. Maddux allowed 2-walks and 4-baserunners in 2-scoreless innings.
Oakland's Rich Harden, expected to be the team's opening day starter, struck out 5-in 2-impressive innings. Padres 1st baseman Adrian Gonzalez went 3r-3 with an opposite-field homer and a double.
White Sox 13, Cubs 2
At Mesa, Ariz., Paul Konerko hit 2-solo homers, Jermaine Dye added a 3-run shot and Jon Garland pitched 3-scoreless innings. Derrek Lee hit his first homer of the spring for the Cubs.
Giants 5, Mariners (ss) 4
At Scottsdale, Ariz., Kevin Frandsen homered off Seattle starter Jeff Weaver and drove in 3-runs. Barry Bonds stayed home with the flu.
Angels 5, Brewers 4
At Tempe, Ariz., Kelvim Escobar pitched 2-scoreless innings, allowing only a single for Los Angeles. He said his left knee felt fine after he was bothered by tendinitis earlier this spring.
Milwaukee All-Star Chris Capuano lasted only 1 2-3 innings, allowing 3-runs, 4-hits and 3-walks. He gave up a homer to Casey Kotchman.
News On 6 Sammy Sosa found his power stroke, Kenny Rogers finally gave up a run and the Arizona Diamondbacks made it two triple plays in one weekend at spring training.
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FDA approves first generic EpiPen competitor
Those with severe allergies could soon have a lower-cost alternative to the EpiPen.
Author: Tegna
Published: 1:18 PM EDT August 16, 2018
Updated: 1:53 PM EDT August 16, 2018
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday it has approved the first generic version of the EpiPen and EpiPen Jr.
The move paves the way for a lower cost option for patients who suffer from life-threatening allergies.
The products from Teva Pharmaceuticals are the first competitors cleared by the FDA that are direct generic copies of the EpiPen and could be substituted by a pharmacist, according to CNBC.
The soaring cost of brand name EpiPens, from drug maker Mylan, has led to uproar over the years. A report found that the drug's list price rose from $94 in 2007 to more than $600 by 2017.
In response, Mylan introduced its own generic version in late 2016 that cost $300 for two epinephrine auto-injectors.
"This approval means patients living with severe allergies who require constant access to life-saving epinephrine should have a lower-cost option, as well as another approved product to help protect against potential drug shortages," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb explained in the FDA's statement.
Back in May the FDA also declared a shortage of EpiPens available in the U.S.
Teva has not said how much it would charge for the generic version or when it would be available to the public.
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Another dominant performance from India was enough to see them complete clean sweep over Sri Lanka as the home side cruised to a five-wicket win in Mumbai on Sunday.Compared to the first two matches, where there was simply no competition between the two sides, the visitors put a much better show against a weakened home team, who made more changes to experiment before the all-important South Africa tour.
The day started India stand-in captain Rohit Sharma winning the toss and opting to bowl first on a ground where historically teams prefer to chase.And Sharma's decision paid instant dividend as the hosts were reduced to 18 for three in the fourth over, courtesy sublime bowling performance from left-arm pacer Jaydev Unadkat.
From there on, it was the case of rescue mission for the Islanders, who managed to post just 135 for the loss of seven wickets in their allotted 20 overs.Right-handed batsman Asela Gunaratne finished the innings with the top score of 36 off 37 balls including three boundaries, whereas all-rounder Dasun Shanaka made valuable contribution of unbeaten 29 off 24 with the help of two sixes.
Chasing 136 to seal the series sweep did not look much of a problem at the innings break, but resilient Sri Lanka side, whose pride were at stake after thrashing in the series-opening two games, was not willing to go down without a fight and .Even though Sri Lankan bowlers managed to get wickets of in-form opening payer of Sharma and KL Rahul early, but even that was never going to be enough as the Men in Blue completed the target in the final over.
Middle-order batsman Manish Pandey finished the innings with the top score of 32 off 29 with the help of four boundaries, and he was equally well supported by young Shreyas Iyer, who scored 30 off 32 balls with the help of a six and a four.For Sri Lanka, pacers Dushmantha Chameera and Shanaka claimed two wickets each.


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People Sit Down on New GoT Teaser Trailer
Game of Thrones may not be coming back until July, but the hype train is already out of the station.
Are you sitting down? Oh har har, I'm almost as clever as HBO's marketing team.
First the good: that throne Deadpan (or Daenerys, whoever…) is sitting on looks kind of rad. And she's finally wearing some Targaryen colours. I'm a little sad that Jonny Cardboard doesn't get a throne at all and just has to sit at a table in a dinky little feast hall. Maybe he's sad too and it reminds him of his horrible bastard days. And Cheryl's (Cersei's) newly installed Lannister windows. She knows how to get things done.
Other than that, there's only the tiniest bit of actual information we can glean here. The main factions in the "game" will be Jon in the North, Cheryl in King's Landing, and Deadpan coming from beyond the sea. She'll be hanging out in that place where the pickled fetuses used to be. That's no surprise, but you have to wonder how all the complicating elements, most notably the Iron Born with their new king, will play into it. Does Euron never sit down because he's so badass? Or because the Salt Throne dissolved from all the book snob tears? Poor Princess Faullaria didn't get a badass walk either, though thanks to her amazing politicking and tiny bell, we know she's signed up for Team Deadpan.
I suppose we must assume that these main three factions will be opposed to each other. There's nothing to suggest otherwise, and that's how it usually works in monarchies. Of course, smallfolk usually care about their religions institutions being blown up, so remind me why I'm trying to apply logic here, again?
The ending also suggests that, with winter finally here (I guess…it seemed pretty balmy at the end of season 6 everywhere but in the far north) the Big Bad White Walkers will be playing a much more direct role in events. Though, let's be real, this is, what, the fourth time we've been promise that, and all it's achieved is that the evil Ice Demons don't look nearly as intimidating as they once did.
Also, Cheryl's drum major uniform is no less hilarious after all this time. You slay, queen.
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U.S. election brings Internet fame to Japanese mayor 'Jo Baiden'
Ben Hooper
Nov. 10 (UPI) -- The mayor of a Japanese town said he was initially confused as to why his name was trending on social media after the U.S. presidential election, until family members pointed out the characters in his name also spell out "Jo Baiden."
Mayor Yutaka Umeda of Yamato, Kumamoto prefecture, said the Chinese kanji characters that spell out his name can also be pronounced as "Jo Baiden," a name strikingly similar to that of President-elect Joe Biden.
"Although there are differences in the positions of a U.S. presidential candidate and the mayor of Yamato here in the center of Kyushu, our passion is the same. We continue working to fulfill our duty to ensure the happiness and spiritual richness of our residents," Umeda was quoted as saying by Japanese newspaper The Mainichi.
Umeda said he is considering ways of using his newfound Internet fame to bring extra attention to Yamato, a town of 14,418 people.
"I would like to think of ways to promote the town," he told Kyodo News.
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Meijer campaign capitalizes on social media to help the hungry
In an effort to help feed even more hungry families across the Midwest, Meijer is capitalizing on today's social behavior of posting food photos to social media through a hashtag campaign called Don't Just Share the Photo, Share the Meal.
For each food photo publicly posted, or each Meijer Simply Give post shared, with the #meijersimplygive on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Meijer will contribute a meal to its Simply Give program, up to $1 million. According to Feeding America, $1 equals 10 meals.
"This holiday season, we really wanted to think outside the box and connect with our customers in a meaningful way to help those in need," said Cathy Cooper, senior director of community partnerships and giving for Meijer. "Food has the ability to bring people together whether it's around a table for a family meal or a beautifully captured photo on social channels. We wanted to partner with our customers and really take advantage of that power and put it toward good use."
The Don't Just Share the Photo, Share the Meal campaign will run through Nov. 28, and is featured is a new Meijer TV commercial created by the Meijer marketing team. The commercial features a handful of food photos -- caprese salad, apple pie, roasted chicken with mashed potatoes, and blueberry-topped crepes -- submitted by Meijer team members.
"My husband and I love to cook together, and I am always taking quick snapshots of the meals we make on my phone," said Kacey Diehl, marketing brand planner for Meijer. "When Meijer asked for team member photos, I submitted a few and was so happy to be selected. I can't believe the salad I made will be featured in a TV commercial. Something as easy as sharing this photo will also help provide a meal to a family in need this holiday -- it's so easy to do and can make such a huge impact on our communities."
While the hashtag campaign ends on Nov. 28, the holiday Simply Give campaign will run through Jan. 4. During each Simply Give campaign, customers are encouraged to purchase a $10 Simply Give donation card upon checkout. Once purchased, the donation is converted into a Meijer Food-Only Gift Card and donated directly to the local food pantry selected by the store for that campaign.
Meijer will double match customers' donations on Dec. 3 and Dec. 13. That means for every $10 donation card purchased, Meijer will contribute $20, resulting in a total $30 donation.


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No charges to be filed in Ohio State Fair accident
Earl Rinehart The Columbus Dispatch @esrinehart
Attorneys for victims of the fatal failure of the Fire Ball ride at the Ohio State Fair are questioning the lack of criminal charges from the July 26 crash, arguing that rust and "metallurgical fractures" were visible to the naked eye and should have been caught by state inspectors and Amusements of America workers.
But the State Highway Patrol's investigative report concluded that "there is no evidence that has been obtained to indicate the cause of the gondola breaking free was the result of negligence on the part of the individuals operating the ride." The report states that "it appears the ride was inspected and approved for use per established standards."
The patrol presented its findings on Aug. 21 to Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien, who issued a statement Thursday saying he has "concluded there was not enough evidence to proceed with a criminal case."
One person was killed and seven injured when a section of the ride broke apart. Some of the injured remain hospitalized more than a month after the crash.
"If everybody did their job properly, how did this happen?" asked Dayton attorney Michael Wright. He said he represents Russell Franks, 42, who is doing better but remains hospitalized with his injuries.
In the State Highway Patrol report, Ohio Department of Agriculture ride safety inspector Ron Dean was asked whether he had noticed excessive rust, cracks or blistering paint on the Fire Ball ride during inspection. Dean told the interviewer "there was blistering paint and rust, but nothing out of the normal," according to the report.
There's no indication that the interviewer asked Dean follow-up questions about the rust.
"The thing is a tube that is out in the weather with standing water and you can see the rust eating from the inside out," said Columbus attorney Rex Elliott, who represents Keziah Lewis, 19, of Columbus, who was injured when the ride failed. Lewis was the girlfriend of Tyler Jarrell, 18, who was killed during the incident. Lewis remains hospitalized.
The ride arrives at the fair disassembled and the problem was obvious, Elliott said.
"This was a failure of epic proportions," he said.
Attorneys for Jarrell's family and those injured have hired their own inspectors and conducted a "non-destructive" examination of the popular, 54-ton amusement park ride.
"We believe multiple folks did not do their jobs," Wright said. "I would say the manufacturer is one, the inspectors are another, and those who assemble and disassemble the ride."
Amusements of America workers said the only thing they do on their daily inspection is to make sure all of the ride's bolts are tight and no tools are left lying around.
State Highway Patrol troopers interviewed three of the four ride inspectors for the Ohio Department of Agriculture and two from a company hired by Amusements of America to inspect its rides. The inspectors were among more than 80 witnesses interviewed.
Troopers asked several inspectors to view a photograph of the ride taken by a fairgoer before the incident. It showed a crack in the backside of the gondola where it detached from the ride. None of the ride inspectors reported seeing the crack.
Ride inspector Jon Kaufman was asked what he would have done had he seen the crack during his inspection. Kaufman and his attorney left the room briefly, the report said. When they returned, Kaufman answered, "I would have taken a closer look, that's all I have to say," and ended the interview.
Elliott said the patrol's report should help plaintiffs' attorneys. "Now we get more information before we head down the legal path. It is only going to make an egregious situation more egregious."
He estimated that a lawsuit would be filed within a month. Any suit would name, he said, at least the Fire Ball's manufacturer, KMG, of the Netherlands; Amusements of America, which provided the ride to the Ohio State Fair; and the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
"... All had a duty to exercise reasonable care," Elliott said.
The Fire Ball is described as an "aggressive thrill" ride that swings riders from side to side like a pendulum, reaching 40 feet above the ground while spinning riders at 13 revolutions per minute, according to ride-enthusiast websites. The ride holds 24 passengers in four-seat sections at the end of six spoke arms.
For more about the accident:
Spinning Ohio State Fair ride breaks apart; 1 dead, 7 hurt Thrill ride was OK'd hours before deadly state fair accident Teen killed in Ohio State Fair ride accident planned future of service VIDEO: 'Catastrophic' Fire Ball accident at Ohio State Fair caused by corrosion, ridemaker says Fair ride's deadly corrosion was likely hidden inside arm that broke
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Georgia is lucky enough to have some of the most varied geology in the United States. We have a total of 5 geological provinces within this state ranging from the barrier islands in the east coast to the Appalachian and Blue Ridge Mountains. The 5 provinces in the Georgia, from oldest to youngest, are the Piedmont, the Blue Ridge, the Valley and Ridge, the Appalachian Plateau and the coastal plain.
The oldest geological area that we have here in Georgia is the Piedmont. The Piedmont consists of metamorphic and igneous rocks. Rocks such as granite, soapstone and kyanite have all been, and some continue to be, mined by the humans. Because of the large quantities of granite found in this area there is an increased risk of radon exposure. Landscape wise the Piedmont consists mainly of rolling hills with a couple of faults. Atlanta and Athens both sit right on the Piedmont.
The next oldest rock formation in Georgia is the Blue Ridge. The Blue Ridge province forms the southern Appalachian Mountains and is made up of metamorphic rocks. The minerals mined from the Blue Ridge include marble, talc and gold. Georgia is on the Southwest end of this geological province, but its boundary is not clear. Some people place the boundary at the Georgia-Tennessee border, others place it a few ridges Southwest of North Carolina, but the most accepted boundary is at the Brevard fault.
To the West of the Blue Ridge is the Valley and Ridge formation. This area of the state consists of sedimentary rocks that have been folded and faulted resulting in the valleys and ridges found there today. The faults along this area are thrust faults which push sheets of sandstone, limestone and shale up on top of each other. Construction grade limestone, barite and ochre are among some of the items mined in this part of the state. The Valley and Ridge formation can be found at the North-western point of the state. Both Cartersville and Chatsworth are located on this geologic formation.
The Appalachian Plateau consists mainly of sedimentary layers that are still horizontal. It is made up of limestone and dolostones at lower elevations, but at higher elevations you can find sandstones, shale and coal beds. This part of the geologic formation is fossiliferous. They contain preserved fossils of land-dwelling animals and plants that lived in coastal forests, marshes and river floodplains.
The youngest of all the formations that makes up a fair amount of our state is the Coastal Plain. The Coastal Plain starts just south of the fall line which cuts through the center of the state from Columbus to Macon and then finally Augusta. The sedimentary rocks that make up the Coastal Plain are a result of sediment eroded from the Piedmont over the last 100 million years. Kaolite and limestone can both be mined from the Coastal Plain. However, the limestone from this area is of a lesser quality than that of the North's. Because of the limestone bedrock sink holes are common in the southern portion of the state. The permeability and solubility of the stones put this area at a greater risk. As a result a major geologic resource for the area is groundwater. The permeability of the soils in the area allows more water to infiltrate the ground in this part of the state more than any other. Not surprisingly this area of the state tends to rely heavily on ground water as a source of drinking water.
With this wide range of geologic formations and varying climates that go along with them, it's no wonder Georgia has a fast growing population. We have everything from mountain getaways to wonderful weekends on some of the nicest barrier islands. The beautiful landscapes that be found throughout the state are a result of plate tectonics and the changes that occurred in ocean levels in the past 200 to 300 million years ago.


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The present book is intended to represent the first volume of a long series, which will be devoted to collect studies, proceedings, and papers in the field of Humanities. The title "Mantua Humanistic Studies" reminds us to a historical town in northern Italy, Mantua, that had been for a long time the capital of one of the most powerful and culturally influencing dynasties of the Renaissance: the Gonzaga family. Mantua has an extraordinary richness in terms of history, arts, and tradition of studies, and is now one of the main Unesco Heritage sites. Among the artists who have left their masterworks in the city, we can find Pisanello, Andrea Mantegna, Leon Battista Alberti, Giulio Romano, Rubens, Titian, and many others. Even if in the time of the Gonzagas the city had a strong history of humanistic studies, mainly established by the great teacher Vittorino Da Feltre, during the following centuries Mantua gradually lost great part of its cultural influence, especially after the end of the leading dynasty at the beginning of the 18th Century. Maybe the only real exception was the renowned "Accademia Nazionale Virgiliana". Nevertheless, in very recent years some Italian Academic Institutions and Universities have rediscovered the cultural importance of the town, and they moved here with some of their Bachelor and Master degrees: the Politecnico of Milano, the University of Verona and, in 2018, the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. More and more students are moving into our old city every year, and the future could really be bright in the terms of culture, teaching, and research. "Mantua Humanistic Studies" would like to be a small – but maybe not useless – contribution to what could be a "second Renaissance" for the capital of the Gonzagas, offered by a small but active Scientific Publishing House which was born and still operates in this small but incredible town.


Just when cable channels HBO and Showtime are up in arms about Periscope users live streaming Saturday's Mayweather-Pacquiao fight, cable provider Comcast makes streaming a part of the package.
The company rolled out the new Xfinity Share app to let subscribers send a live video stream over the Internet to their friends' and families' TV sets.
"We're giving our customers the power to share special moments in their lives as they happen," said Patti Loyack, Comcast Cable's vice president of communications. "Whether a child's baseball game, a graduation or just a beautiful sunset, Share lets users broadcast whatever they see in real time to the biggest screen in the home. So now a grandmother in San Francisco can watch along on her TV at the exact moment her grandson in Philadelphia blows out his birthday candles."
They must both be Comcast Xfinity Triple Play customers with an X1 DVR capable set-top box. And the broadcaster has to have downloaded the app onto his iOS or Android phone or tablet.
Comcast is among the first TV companies to get in on the live streaming trend exemplified by sites such as YouNow and apps like Periscope and Meerkat. Those apps were the focus of a lot of attention in the days following Saturday's bout between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, as many people used them to illegally broadcast the big fight over the Internet, letting others eschew the $100 pay-per-view price.
So how is this Comcast offering different?
"That was a situation where anyone in the world could tune in. It could be a total stranger," said CNET's Bridget Carey. "This more like someone you know, somebody in your contact list."
And that is, of course, how Comcast wants you to use the service -- as a way to share personal moments with people you know. If you choose to point your iPhone camera at a piece of copyrighted material and beam it to another person, that's just as illegal, of course. But the scope is much more narrow.
The scope will grow some by the end of the year, however. Comcast says it will add the ability to send content to up to five people at once, and to create a URL to "share content with virtually anyone."


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Q: How can I remove one row from a table and insert it into another via a SQL statement? My SQL statement works fine without the delete statement which is my problem.
I use 2 OleDbCommands to call the seperate queries.
This is my current SQL statement in C#:
string mysql = "Insert Into Completed([Batch number], [Product], [Weight]) VALUES('" + batchNumber + "','" + product + "','" + weight + "')";

string newsql = "DELETE FROM Dryers WHERE [Batch number]='"+batchNumber+"'";
This my latest failed attempt in code:
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        {

            try
            {
                using (System.Transactions.TransactionScope tScope = new TransactionScope())
                {
                    string batchNumber = txtBatchNumber3.Text.ToString();
                    string product = txtProduct3.Text.ToString();
                    string weight = txtWeight3.Text.ToString();

                    string mysql = "Insert Into Packing([Batch number], [Product], [Weight]) VALUES('" + batchNumber + "','" + product + "','" + weight + "') ";
                    string newsql = "DELETE * FROM Dryers WHERE [Batch number]='" + batchNumber + "'";

                    OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand(mysql, conn);
                    cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
                    OleDbCommand cmd2 = new OleDbCommand(newsql, conn);
                    cmd2.ExecuteNonQuery();

                    tScope.Complete();

                }

                MessageBox.Show("Data saved successfuly...!");
                this.Close();
            }
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            {
                MessageBox.Show("Failed due to" + ex.Message);
            }
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            {
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            }
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            MessageBox.Show("Connection Failed");
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Failed due toData type mismatch in criteria expression.

A: You can't do this in Access. You have to call two separate SQL strings.

A: Use two statements but wrap them in a transaction so it's a single unit of work.
BEGIN TRANSACTION
COMMIT

if you wanted to do it in C# then you would wrap your queries in a transaction scope.
using (System.Transactions.TransactionScope tScope = new TransactionScope())
{
    //do work here
    //if work is completed
    tScope.Complete();

    //else do nothing the using statement will dispose the scope and rollback your changes.
}

Here is a walkthrough from Microsoft about making the connection against an access database and querying using ADO.NET.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms971485.aspx

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H4C9 H4 clustered histone 9 [ Homo sapiens (human) ]
Gene ID: 8294, updated on 22-Jan-2023
H4C9provided by HGNC
H4 clustered histone 9provided by HGNC
H4M; H4/m; H4C1; H4C2; H4C3; H4C4; H4C5; H4C6; H4C8; H4FM; H4-16; H4C11; H4C12; H4C13; H4C14; H4C15; H4C16; HIST1H4I; TEVANED4; TEBIVANED4
Histones are basic nuclear proteins that are responsible for the nucleosome structure of the chromosomal fiber in eukaryotes. Two molecules of each of the four core histones (H2A, H2B, H3, and H4) form an octamer, around which approximately 146 bp of DNA is wrapped in repeating units, called nucleosomes. The linker histone, H1, interacts with linker DNA between nucleosomes and functions in the compaction of chromatin into higher order structures. This gene is intronless and encodes a replication-dependent histone that is a member of the histone H4 family. Transcripts from this gene lack polyA tails but instead contain a palindromic termination element. This gene is found in the histone microcluster on chromosome 6p21.33. [provided by RefSeq, Aug 2015]
See H4C9 in Genome Data Viewer
6p22.1
A recurring translocation, t(3;6)(q27;p21), in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma results in replacement of the 5' regulatory region of BCL6 with a novel H4 histone gene. Akasaka T, et al. Cancer Res, 1997 Jan 1. PMID 8988030
A highly basic histone H4 domain bound to the sharply bent region of nucleosomal DNA. Ebralidse KK, et al. Nature, 1988 Jan 28. PMID 3340182
Histone H4 acetylation in human cells. Frequency of acetylation at different sites defined by immunolabeling with site-specific antibodies. Turner BM, et al. FEBS Lett, 1989 Aug 14. PMID 2474456
Structure and in vitro transcription of a human H4 histone gene. Sierra F, et al. Nucleic Acids Res, 1983 Oct 25. PMID 6314274, Free PMC Article
The human monocytic leukemia zinc finger histone acetyltransferase domain contains DNA-binding activity implicated in chromatin targeting. Holbert MA, et al. J Biol Chem, 2007 Dec 14. PMID 17925393
Tessadori-Van Haaften neurodevelopmental syndrome 4
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Tat tat HIV-1 Tat peptides bind core histones H2A, H2B, H3 and H4, and Tat protein recruits histone acetyltransferases to the HIV-1 LTR promoter leading to acetylation of histones H3 and H4, derepressing chromatin structure and increasing NFkappaB responsiveness PubMed
Homologs of the H4C9 gene: The H4C9 gene is conserved in chimpanzee, Rhesus monkey, cow, mouse, rat, chicken, zebrafish, fruit fly, C.elegans, A.thaliana, rice, and frog.
Orthologs from Annotation Pipeline: 73 organisms have orthologs with human gene H4C9
enables DNA binding IBA
enables DNA binding TAS
enables RNA binding HDA
enables protein domain specific binding IPI
enables protein heterodimerization activity IEA
enables structural constituent of chromatin IDA
involved_in negative regulation of megakaryocyte differentiation IDA
involved_in nucleosome assembly IBA
involved_in nucleosome assembly IDA
involved_in protein localization to CENP-A containing chromatin NAS
involved_in telomere organization TAS
part_of CENP-A containing nucleosome IPI
located_in chromosome, telomeric region HDA
located_in extracellular region TAS
located_in membrane HDA
located_in nucleoplasm TAS
part_of nucleosome IDA
part_of nucleosome IPI
part_of nucleosome TAS
located_in nucleus HDA
part_of protein-containing complex IDA
histone H4
H4 histone family, member M
Histone 4 family, member M
histone 1, H4i
histone cluster 1 H4 family member i
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histone family member
NM_003495.3 → NP_003486.1 histone H4
P62805, Q6NWP7
B2R4R0
PLN00035
PLN00035; histone H4; Provisional
P62805.2 GenPept UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot:P62805
Hist1h4i products
H4C9 gene expression
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GeneCard for H4C9
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Order Hist1h4i cDNA clone/Protein/Antibody/RNAi
Reactome Event:Chromatin organization
Reactome Event:Cell Cycle
H4C9 H4 clustered histone 9 [Homo sapiens]


Do you audit first and worry about the report at the end of the project? Maybe you've realized that no amount of editing will fix a report for an audit that went off the rails. In this course, we will look at the critical components of an audit report and how to create them – as you audit – so that the reporting process is easy. Frequent references to audit standards will keep us grounded.
The ultimate impact of your audit report often depends on how you start out. A thorough planning process is key to creating compelling results. By asking a series of specific questions, you can shape your audit project into something interesting and valuable. In this seminar we will work together to develop a solid audit plan that will result in an audit report you can be proud of.


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Argentina advances with a 1-0 win over Belgium
By Kirsten SchlewitzJul 5, 2014, 2:01 PM EDT
Another World Cup quarter-final, and another early goal. And once again, it was the team that scored quickly that emerged with the win. Argentina advances, Belgium goes home.
It took Argentina less than ten minutes to take the lead. Lionel Messi kept hold of the ball even while three Belgium players did their best to muscle him off it. His fine footwork eventually resulted in a threaded pass to Ángel di María, who quickly attempted to find Gonzalo Higuaín in the middle of the area. The ball took a deflection off Axel Witsel to fall perfectly for Pipita, who volleyed it into the back of the net.
Higuaín very nearly doubled Argentina's lead near the start of the second half, evading a challenge from Vincent Kompany through the simple task of nutmegging the defender. However, the woodwork decided to take Belgium's side, with Higuaín's shot ricocheting off the bar.
With thirty minutes left to play, it was clear Marc Wilmots needed to do something to keep Belgium's chances alive. He elected to make a double switch, bringing on Romelu Lukaku and Dries Mertens for Divock Origi and Kevin Mirallas: a like-for-like-like-for-like change. However, he also used the opportunity to shift Marouane Fellaini further up the pitch, which nearly paid off immediately, but the Manchester United man's header went just high.
Belgium's new urgency and coherency was immediately evident. They nearly forced Ezequiel Garay into an own-goal off a cross from Kevin De Bruyne, but Sergio Romero was there to ensure Argentina stayed on top.
Yet Belgium still couldn't find a break, so Wilmots made one final change – and it was a rather surprising one. Eden Hazard had failed to make much of an impression in the match, so he made way, with Nacer Chadli replacing.
Belgium threw plenty at Argentina's goal, particularly in the final moments. Argentina needed some desperate defending to keep a strike from Lukaku from flying into the back of the net, and were fortunate that Axel Witsel, who pounced on the rebound put his shot over the bar. In the end, though, Argentina proved to be just too much for one of the favorites for the World Cup's dark horse.
Argentina: Romero; Zabaleta, Demichelis, Garay, Basanta; Biglia, Mascherano, Di Maria (Perez 33); Lavezzi (Palacio 71), Messi, Higuain (Gago 81)
Goals: Higuain 8′
Belgium: Courtois; Alderweireld, Van Buyten, Kompany, Vertonghen; Witsel, Fellaini; De Bruyne, Mirallas (Mertens 59), Hazard (Chadli 75), Origi (Lukaku 59)
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Trans-Tasman Airline Recovery Stalls After Travel Bubble Fiasco
International airline travel in the Southwest Pacific region, particularly international airline travel in the key Australia – New Zealand market, continues to lag nearly all industry recovery trajectories elsewhere in the world. While it is anticipated capacity in the Southwest Pacific will double between now and March 2022, trans-Tasman travel will not be contributing much to that increase.
A lackluster trans-Tasman continues to drag down airline capacity across the Southwest Pacific region. Photo: Getty Images
All's quiet on the trans-Tasman front
More than seven million people fly the Australia – New Zealand country pair in a good year, with both countries normally being each other's biggest inbound market. Until the downturn, multiple airlines were flying the short hop across the Tasman Sea, including Air New Zealand, Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Alliance Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, and China Airlines.
Things are quieter nowadays. While Australia is welcoming in fully vaccinated Kiwis, allowing arrivals at Sydney and Melbourne Airports to bypass quarantine requirements, New Zealand doesn't plan on returning the favor until April 2022. As a result, most airlines have suspended flights, and passengers numbers are way down on pre-downturn levels.
"The interesting thing about trans-Tasman was that it had every sort of product you could imagine," Christchurch Airport's Head of Aero Development, Gordon Bevan, told a recent OAG webinar. "We had everything from row 33, seat E, on Jetstar through to 1A in first class on an Emirates A380. We had every price point and every type of product inventory. Whether we'll get all those planes back on the trans-Tasman market is another question."
Source: OAG
The much-hyped travel corridor popped after three months
After 12 months of closed borders, the trans-Tasman market got a short-lived boost earlier this year with a two-way quarantine-free travel corridor. Despite the hoopla, the travel corridor only lasted about three months.
The impact of that travel corridor can be seen in the spike in trans-Tasman demand across May, June, and July of 2021. Gordon Bevan says there was an element of frustrated demand driving that, particularly from travelers keen to see family and friends in either country.
"It's fair to say that all the routes between Australia and New Zealand got to about 30% of pre-COVID levels, and then they tapered off," he adds.
The travel corridor was 12 months in the making and subject to a few false starts, but it was among the first in the world to get up and running.
"The trans-Tasman bubble was obviously very innovative in a global sense and was probably one of the few bubbles in the world that got up and then, significantly, popped," said former airline executive Simon Westaway at the webinar.
"It's been a pretty sad public policy fail between both the Australian and New Zealand Governments. This market should be back up and running, and it's very disappointing."
Westaway says with Australia and New Zealand now having high levels of the adult population fully vaccinated (both countries are at 80% plus), good quarantine and screening arrangements, historically high levels of connectivity, and competitive tension, there is no reason the trans-Tasman market should be back up and operating.
"I think both governments went into this with the right intentions 18 months ago," he says while remaining critical of the current state of trans-Tasman aviation affairs.
I think both sides have been captured… it just got very political; it got too hard to keep prosecuting a reopening. It's an integrated market in which systems and policies have said 'no, we can't be integrated at this point.'"
New Zealand pulled the plug on the two-wat travel corridor in late July. Photo: Getty Images
Singapore Airlines quit the trans-Tasman market – seven carriers remain
Before the travel downturn, multiple carriers competed for business on the trans-Tasman market, including three airlines offering fifth freedom flights. Emirates offered an A380 service flying Sydney – Christchurch – Sydney. China Airlines operated an A350-900 service on the Brisbane – Auckland – Brisbane sector, and Singapore Airlines flew Melbourne – Wellington – Melbourne using Boeing 777 aircraft.
While Singapore Airlines has said it won't resume its fifth freedom flight to Wellington, Emirates plans to resume its Christchurch flights. However, that's unlikely to happen until New Zealand loosens its border restrictions. While unconfirmed, the future of the Brisbane – Auckland – Brisbane China Airlines flights also looks relatively assured.
But Gordon Bevan says travelers shouldn't count on the trans-Tasman market normalizing anytime soon.
"We've taken a very cautious view in New Zealand. We are cautious about the impact on the capabilities of our health service to cope with serious numbers of casualties as a result of COVID," he told the OAG webinar.
"Once that leaky bubble popped back in July, we closed the door. Quarantine-free travel isn't going to happen anytime soon. We can't afford the infrastructure of open doors but putting everybody through isolation and quarantine."
The trans-Tasman market by carrier. Source: OAG
Trans Tasman travel likely to remain subdued for another six months
New Zealand will begin allowing fully vaccinated Kiwis to return home from Australia and head into home isolation rather than quarantine from mid-January. New Zealanders from other countries can start heading home under the same provisos from mid-February. But New Zealand doesn't plan to open to fully vaccinated foreign nationals until April 30, 2022 – and even then, it may be stage reopening.
"We've got schedules loaded from the middle of January. Air New Zealand has got Christchurch to Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne. But that is purely to take New Zealanders to Australia, or New Zealanders coming back home from Australia and going into home isolation – it's very much a Kiwi facing market at the moment," says Mr Bevan
"You'll be able to take an Air New Zealand flight to Sydney, Brisbane, or Melbourne. Whether as a tourist, you'll want to go there and come back and do seven days home isolation is another question."
As for Simon Westaway, he seems perplexed about how a usually vibrant aviation market got itself in the current mess and why it will take so long to get out of it.
"I'm at a bit of a loss as to why we're at where we're at, and it looks like it will be mid-year next year before we start to see any capacity growth on the market."
Andrew Curran
Lead Journalist - Australasia - A Masters level education and appetite for travel combines to make Andrew an incredible aviation brain with decades of insight behind him. Working closely with airlines including Qantas and Virgin Australia, Andrew's first-hand knowledge of the challenges and opportunities facing Australian airlines adds exciting depth and color to his work and sees him providing commentary to ABC News and more. Based in Melbourne, Australia.
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Q: Standard user that can enter users into a local user group windows 7 I want to know if it is possible to give a standard user the rights to add users to a specific local users group on a windows 7 pc
This group has the right to log on locally and we want the equipment user to be able to add new domain users to that group.
I don't want the equipment users to be administrators as we have strong segregation of duties requirements. But this elevated permission would easily be defensible.

A: No, you can't do this. You can however add a usergroup to a usergroup, meaning that every user in that usergroup automatically becomes a member of that other usergroup.
For example, if your usergroup is named "MyApplication" you can grand the Users or DomainUsers and even the Everyone usergroup permission to this MyApplication group, and every user in that group can then automatically do whatever this group normally can do.


Wedding and Event Pianist, Paul Antony Shaw is a highly professional, respected and ''Inspirational'' performer with over 25 years experience, he has performed Piano Wedding Music for Civil Ceremonies and Partnerships, Church Ceremonies, Wedding Receptions and Wedding Breakfasts' at some of the most prestigious venues throughout the Northwest of England and beyond. (Venues are listed below).
Paul also performs as an Event Pianist for both for private parties and corporate events, as well as at house parties, anniversaries,and birthdays.
Paul is a highly versatile Wedding and Event Pianist, he has years of experience as a seasoned Professional Musician developing a large repertoire of varying 'Wedding Piano Music', including Contemporary Pop, Ballads, Jazz and Swing, and Classical pieces. Whatever you Event, Paul will work with you to customize your requirements, whether it be Cocktail Piano for a Drinks reception, or complete package of Piano Music for Ceremony, Reception and Wedding Breakfast. A recent performance at Mitton Hall included a completely bespoke set of pieces for the Ceremony, these included Piano versions of 'Children' by Robert Miles, 'Silence' by Delirium, and 'Strobe' by Deadmau5.
Recent performances include; Sefton Park (Palm House), Mark Cueto Executive Suite (Sale Sharks R.U.F.C.) - Blackbrook House (Belper) - Darley Abbey Mills(Derby), Haigh Hall, Owens Wedding Barn (Mobberley), Nailcote Hall (Birmingham), Wortley Hall Sheffield, Midland Hotel (Manchester), Mere Court Hotel (Knutsford), John Street Hotel (Manchester).
Take a look at the Video Clips below, listen to solo piano versions of the Robert Miles classic, 'Children', as well as 'Carte Blanche' by Veracocha. Paul also works with Haley Maria (view videos on sample page), and Kim Alvord (Videos Below, Kim also featured in Tom Jones's group on the voice 2015). Paul also collaborates with Tenor, Victor Michael, (Also pictured below), and Lisa Lawton.
Venues include: Mottram Hall, Haigh Hall, Ashfield House (Standish), The Marriot (Worsley and Spinningfields), Peckforton Castle, Mere Country Club, Cranage Hall, The Midland (Manchester), Owens Wedding Barn (Mobberley), Sheridan Suite (Manchester), Gawsworth Hall, Nunsmere Hall, Bartle Hall, Crow Hill Cottages (Huddersfield), San Rocco (Ashton-Under-Lyne), Stirk House (Clitheroe), Crewe Hall, Styal Lodge, Sandhole Oak Barn, Darley Abbey Mills, (Derby), The Saddleworth Hotel, The White Hart Hotel (Lydgate), Adlington Hall, Rookery Hall, Premier Lounge (Audenshaw), Manchester and Audenshaw Masonic Halls. Paul has also appeared as an Event Pianist regularly at the Trafford Centre for over 15 years, as well as events at the Hilton Hotel (Cloud 23), Wrightington Hotel and Country Club, John Lewis, Mitton Hall (Clitheroe), Blackbrook House (Belper), Abode (Manchester, including Michael Caines Restaurant), Hotel Du Vin (Harrogate) and Corporate product launches for Mercedes (Leeds). Other performances also include House Parties, Anniversaries and Birthdays', Graduation Events, Masonic Events', Theatre Performances including The Epstein Theatre Liverpool, Mitton Hall (Clitheroe), Thwaites Empire Theatre (Blackburn) and Wirrall Floral Pavilions, he also currently performs regularly at the Marriot Hotel (Spinningfields) in Manchester, The'Cedar Tree' (Newhey-Rochdale).
As a Wedding and Event Pianist Paul covers areas including: Manchester, Wigan, Cheshire, Macclesfield,The Wirrall, Saddleworth, Harrogate, Yorkshire, Liverpool, The Northwest Of England, Belper, Preston, Ashton-Under-Lyne, Cumbria, Oldham, Rochdale, Droylsden, Tameside, Preston, Uppermill, North Wales, Lancashire, Mobberley, Clitheroe, Huddersfield, Birmingham, Sheffield, Derby.
Paul is a member of the Musicians' Union, The Performing Rights Society and M.C.P.S. He has public liability insurance up to 10 million pounds. If your selected venue does not have a piano, Paul is fully self contained (this includes an 88-note digital piano), his equipment is fully P.A.T. tested and he can supply copies of both insurance and P.A.T. test certificates on request.


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We've gone up the coast from San Diego to San Francisco, covering the different stretches in depth. Now it's time to plan your own drive. One of the great things about planning a Pacific Coast Highway road trip is how there are no rights or wrongs, no defined amounts of time you should take, or a specific length you should cover. Whether you have one day or two weeks you can build out the perfect itinerary along the PCH.
While I wouldn't do the full drive in one day it is possible. For us locals, we can do small stretches at a time. But if you're coming out for the road trip itself you probably want to take your time and get in a good stretch of the drive.
If you're just joining us in this series focusing on the Pacific Coast Highway don't miss out on our earlier pieces including the overview and different legs along the route.
Before you can start planning an itinerary you need to know how long you have to take your trip. This will impact the route, how much you can cover, how long you can stay in places and more. If you have an afternoon (and are in the area) you can even get a good stretch in. If you have a day you can do one of the stretches broken down here.
If you're hoping to travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco you probably want at least one overnight. If you've got two weeks you can spend a few nights in the same place or can head all the way up to Oregon. A Pacific Coast Highway road trip can fit just about any schedule but the time you have will affect your itinerary. Don't feel that you need to do everything at once, it might be a great excuse to come back again.
#2 How Slow Do You Want To Travel?
Are you someone who likes to be in a new hotel each night, or would that drive you nuts? If you like to sleep in and you're taking the drive in the winter you might not have a lot of daylight to work with. Do you want to spend time getting to know the different towns you stop in or is the drive itself what you're after?
If you're looking to just enjoy the drive, with a good place to crash, plan three or four hours of driving each day. If you want to get to know the different towns, pick a few places to stay two or even three nights. If you're a fan of slow travel it might be worth doing less of the drive and staying places longer on this trip. Then coming back for more.
#3 What's Your Top Stretch or Destination?
What is it about the Pacific Coast Highway that you've been wanderlusting after? Big Sur is a big draw, Santa Barabara is a great city to explore, or do you want to drive across the Golden Gate Bridget. Pick one or two destinations and make sure they are the focus of you road trip. Knowing how long you have, your pace of travel and where you must go can help you to define where you start and end your road trip if you don't have a chance to do it all at once.
#4 What's Your Means of Transportation?
There are so many approaches to doing this drive. If you're based in California, many of us fly to the other side of the state, rent a car and then drive back toward home. If you're flying up and down California you'll almost always find the best deals with Southwest.
You can also do the trip both ways, speed up or down I-5 and then slowly take PCH back. Working it into a bigger road trip, driving out specifically for it, or rent a car round trip.
Another unique option is RV relocation. You'll often find companies trying to get their RVs, campervans or cars from Los Angeles to San Francisco or the opposite. They offer some crazy deals like $1 a day rentals and even sometimes gas reimbursements. These tend to come up only a couple weeks before a trip but can be an affordable way to do the drive. Check out iMoova or Jucy for options.
The above four questions will help you set your itinerary. You now know when, where and how quickly you'll travel. Use my guides to help you further plan the details but you can now start booking your tickets, rentals, and rooms.
Now come the fun part of planning your Pacific Coast Highway road trip. Start with my guides for the different segments of the drive right here. Since there is always more to explore another great resource is searching Pinterest, where you can find tips from locals, bloggers and tourism boards.
You can find places to stay that meet your style whether it's campsites, bed and breakfasts or luxury resorts. Each town has different styles of local food so make sure to eat fish tacos in San Diego and Italian food in San Francisco.
Also, make a list of random places you might want to stop off along the road. From vistas to beaches to little towns. You will lose cell reception on certain routes and you'll want to have a backup so you don't miss the must go places.
That's it! Now it's just time to jump on the road. Book everything or just a little of it, and start out on your own Pacific Coast Highway road trip. Once you've taken the trip come back and let me know your favorite stops, especially if they're ones we didn't include here.
Thank you for joining me for The Dream Road Trip – Pacific Coast Highway series. It's been a blast to dig in and focus on one of my favorite places in the world. It's inspired me to extend the road trip as I'll be working my way further up the coast later in the spring.


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Hallundbaek Claims Wellington Agricultural Services Grand Prix CSI 4*
March 24, 2019 | Comments
by: Equestrian Sport Productions
Emil Hallundbaek and Chalisco won the $209,000 Wellington Agricultural Services Grand Prix CSI 4* at WEF.
The main feature of the 2019 Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) on Saturday, March 23, was the $209,000 Wellington Agricultural Services Grand Prix CSI 4*, held on the grass derby field at Equestrian Village at Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Emil Hallundbaek (DEN) and Chalisco raced to victory in the field full of top competitors.
There were 45 entries that went to post in the $209,000 Wellington Agricultural Services Grand Prix CSI 4*, and five of those recorded a clear round and advanced to the jump-off.
First to return was Lorcan Gallagher (IRL) riding Dacantos Group's Hunters Conlypso II. He and the 11-year-old Hanoverian gelding by Contendro I x Calypso II had a rail at 'a' element of the "bogey" double combination for four faults in 45.35 seconds to finish in fifth place.
Hallundbaek and Chalisco were next in, and they galloped around the field and cleared every jump presented to them, crossing the timers clear in 42.37 seconds.
"It started off from one end of the arena to the other, so of course you got a lot of speed at the beginning. I have a very careful horse and for me I used the fence to push him up there," said Hallundbaek of his jump-off ride and the double combination. "It was a tight turn back. He cleared it super, but it was a difficult combination."
They were followed by world number three Harrie Smolders (NED), who piloted Evergate Stables LLC's Une de L'Othain. They had a rail at the double combination as well, giving them four faults in 41.02 seconds for third place.
"I think that the course was not huge, but it was the first class on the grass in the ring," Smolders explained, since Thursday's qualifier was moved to the sand ring due to rain. "My horse has never competed in this ring, so I didn't know what to expect today. But she really did a very good job, the course was not huge but I think it was a very good build. There was a little time pressure, maybe a few too many in the triple [combination, but I think the course designer did a very good job. He probably would have liked a few more in the jump-off, but sometimes it goes that way."
Smolders has ridden Une de l'Othain for six months, but said, "I think she felt a bit behind in mileage. We brought her here and I put her in the few weeks I was here in quite a few classes. She still needs to understand the game a little better in the jump-off, but she's a horse with all the capability. She's careful, she's scopey. We're getting close."
Taking note of the double combination, Rodrigo Lambre (BRA) piloted Chacciama carefully through the turn and was able to stay clear in a slightly slower time of 42.75 seconds for second place.
"I think I was lucky to go after [Harrie] so I saw that they were having that rail, and I lost a little bit more time to do it better, of course maybe there I lost the class," said Lambre. "[I] always have to think in the jump-off, since she's really hot and sensitive. So I was not looking too much at the others and trying to do my job with her."
Lambre has ridden the 12-year-old Oldenburg mare by Chacco Blue x Andiamo Z for two years.
"She's a very sensitive mare," he said. "It took me awhile to connect with her. I think I finally understood her, since then I've been very happy. She always tries really hard."
The final combination into the ring were Jessica Springsteen (USA) and Fleur de L'Aube, Stone Hill Farm's 14-year-old Belgian Warmblood mare by Thunder van de Zuuthoev x Orchidee vh Pallieterland. They too had a rail at the double combination to finish in 41.97 seconds for fourth place.
"We have had many years of partnership," said Hallundbaek of the 12-year-old Oldenburg gelding by Chacco-Blue x Quidam de Revel he found through Paul Schockemöhle. "He's always jumped very good, but is a little bit of a hot horse. It took a few years to get the rideability perfect and everything. And now today he's so consistent in every class."
Hallundbaek, who is just 21 years old and now based in Aachen, Germany, has won 14 CSI 2* and 3* classes, but this is his first four-star win. Setting that victory in the grand prix made it that much more special with Chalisco, who has been in his family for six years. It is their first grand prix win together at any level. "This is a peak in my career," he said.
Hallundbaek will take that consistency and apply it next week towards the $500,000 Rolex Grand Prix CSI 5*.
Jose Gomez, owner and CEO of Wellington Agricultural Services, said, "Wellington Agricultural Services is one of the largest agricultural services provider in the Palm Beach area. We basically do the manure removal services for all of the farms out here in Wellington and including the horse show itself. We've been around for over 30 years, and our main focus is the environment. Our drive is to one day take 100% of all the waste from Wellington and the Palm Beach area and convert it into bio-fuels and anything energy efficient for our community as well.
"Regarding our event today as a sponsor, it could not turn out any more beautiful than this day that we have out in the green field," he added. "It goes with our initiative, our brand, so I'm very excited to be a sponsor. I look forward to many more years of doing the sponsorship at the derby field."
$209,000 Wellington Agricultural Services Grand Prix CSI 4*
1 CHALISCO: 2007 Oldenburg gelding by Chacco-Blue x Quidam de Revel
EMIL HALLUNDBAEK (DEN), Emil Hallundbaek: 0/0/42.37
2 CHACCIAMA: 2007 Oldenburg mare by Chacco-Blue x Andiamo Z
RODRIGO LAMBRE (BRA), Rodrigo Lambre: 0/0/42.75
3 UNE DE L'OTHAIN: 2008 Selle Français by Conterno Grande x Cento
HARRIE SMOLDERS (NED), Evergate Stables LLC: 0/4/41.02
4 FLEUR DE L'AUBE: 2005 Belgian Warmblood mare by Thunder van de Zuuthoev x Orchidee vh Pallieterland
JESSICA SPRINGSTEEN (USA), Stone Hill Farm: 0/4/41.97
5 HUNTERS CONLYPSO II: 2008 Hanoverian gelding by Contendro I x Calypso II
LORCAN GALLAGHER (IRL), Dacantos Group: 0/4/45.35
6 PUMPED UP KICKS: 2003 Brandenburg gelding by Levisto x San Juan
JENNIFER GATES (USA), Evergate Stables LLC: 1/90.64
7 SIMBA: 2006 Oldenburg gelding by Toulon x Argentinus
BEAT MÄNDLI (SUI), Grant Road Partners LLC: 4/83.38
8 LUIBANTA BH: 2008 Irish Sport Horse mare by Luidam x Abantos
AMANDA DERBYSHIRE (GBR), Gochman Sport Horses: 4/84.43
9 TRADITION DE LA ROQUE: 2007 Selle Français mare by Kannan x Oberon du Moulin
MCLAIN WARD (USA), Kessler Show Stables Europe B.V.: 4/84.65
10 DIAMONTE DARCO: 2005 GBSH mare by Unbelievable Darco x Unknown
LUCAS PORTER (USA), Sleepy P Ranch LLC: 4/84.88
11 ICEMAN DE MUZE: 2008 BWP stallion by Erco van't Roosakker x For Pleasure
SCHUYLER RILEY (USA), E2 Show Jumpers: 4/86.03
12 ALEJANDRO: 2009 Rheinländer gelding by Acorado's Ass x Contanga
SHANE SWEETNAM (IRL), Seabrook, SpyCoast Farm and Sweet Oak Farm: 4/86.23
Tags: WEF, Winter Equestrian Festival


In the UK we love the humble pea – whether it's mushy, garden, petit pois, sugarsnap, frozen, fresh or marrowfat we can't get enough of them, eating on average 9,000 peas a year each, so it's not surprising that we are celebrating Great British Pea Week.
We don't just like eating peas, we love growing them too – the UK is proudly the largest producer (and consumer) of frozen peas in Europe with around 700 farmers harvesting more than two billion portions a year! To achieve these impressive numbers and satisfy our appetites, they plant the equivalent of 70,000 football pitches of peas every year!
The nation's favourite is undoubtedly the frozen pea – a saviour for harassed parents everywhere who want to make sure a Friday night freezer tea contains at least one of the kids' five a day!
The first peas were frozen by Clarence Birdseye who invented the 'plate froster' to preserve foods in the 1920s and the company is still freezing peas today, getting them from field to freezer within two-and-half hours of them being picked to preserve all their nutrients.
Peas aren't just convenient, tasty and quick to cook they are good for us too – just one serving of freshly frozen garden peas contains as much vitamin C as two large apples. They are also a good source of vitamin A, folate, thiamine, iron and phosphors. They are rich in protein (a 100-calorie serving of peas contains more protein than an egg or a tablespoon of peanut butter), carbohydrate and fibre and low in fat. Some people even believe peas can give relief from ulcer pains in the stomach because they 'use up' stomach acids!
According to etiquette experts, the proper way to eat your peas is to squash them on the back of your fork but try telling that to Janet Harris of Sussex. In 1984 she broke the world for eating peas by scoffing an impressive 7,175 peas one by one in 60 minutes using chopsticks!
The nation's love affair with this little green vegetable is celebrated in Great British Pea Week which aims to increase awareness and understanding of the provenance and heritage of peas. To mark the third Great British Pea Week, a pop up pea café will open for one day only on Thursday 12 July in London.
It's yet to be revealed if they will be trying out an old aphrodisiac recipe which involves boiling peas with onions and spicing them with cinnamon but they have promised some amazing creations from some top chefs!


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(Part 1 of 3) The Davidson name can be found in the British Isles, but its origin according to DNA is from the north-west coast of the Emerald Island. The Davidson story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup A1] can trace their origins to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Davidson surname origin is from a Northern Ui Neill [R1b-L513] tribe. The Cenél Eoghan and the tribes of Donegal conquered much of Ulster (Derry and Tyrone).
(Part 2 of 3) Cenél Eoghan will expand across northern Ireland with their cousins Cenél Conaill and the Northern Ui Neill between 500-800 BCE. The clans of Finn Valley have the same DNA as people from Gwynedd in Brittany. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Davidson story begins in pre-history Ireland then moves to Scotland as they form part of the Dalriada. Descendants of their tribe will then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.
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Tim Baker
Tim Baker is a prolific wild-eyed dreamer. In 2022, Baker has returned with The Festival, a sonic embrace, a call in for love, and a cry out for connection. Baker wants us to bring our pain and suffering, and align it all with melody. The Festival is a kaleidoscopic view in these complicated times.
Best known as the songwriter and leader of Hey Rosetta!, a Juno-nominated, Polaris-shortlisted, and multi award-winning band based in St. John's, Newfoundland. With over 15 years of performing their high-energy spectacle in stadiums, clubs, theatres and major festivals all over the world, Hey Rosetta! called it quits in 2017. Baker has since transitioned from being the mover and shaker of a major indie rock band, and ascended to a profound songwriter and producer. His solo LP, Forever Overhead (Arts and Crafts), garnered him a Juno nomination for Songwriter of the Year, three East Coast Music Awards (and several nominations), and a Polaris long list. In 2019, he released The Eighteenth Hole Variations EP, the Side Door Sessions LP in 2020, and that same year, he released the Survivors EP.
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Watch the Sweet 16 online guitar lesson by Chris Buono from Guitar Lab: Blues Progressions
Here's the first of many examples where a blues progression is more than just a set of 12 bars. Here we have 16 bars of shuffled glory in F# coming at you. If you've tried to play a blues outside the 12-bar count and had some trouble making it feel right--it's not you. The 12-bar blues is so deeply engrained in our rhythmic psyches it's hard to stray away from it. That's why this first taste of non-12-bars is basically a 12-bar blues with bars 9 and 10 tagged two times before resolving to the I7 (F#7). Part of what makes this all flow is the inclusion of the IV chord that follows the V in bars 10, 12 and 14.
Notice the chords are played on the top four strings in all three instances. This string set choice enables you to effectively cut through the mix in high-tempo environments such as this.
Working through this 16-bar blues will start to get you in the right groove for the various progressions that will have non-12 counts. When playing a blues that's not seated in the time-honored 12-bar count the most important aspect is to key in on making the pocket come to life because when the flow is real so will be anything you play.


I don't know about you but I find myself in a bit of a rut every now and then. Recently, we have discovered the joys of Netflix and, to be perfectly honest, it has been a breath of fresh air. Which, strangely enough, has led to far fewer outings into the actual fresh air outside. And so, as we Netflix and chilled, we also ate a bit too much and found ourselves getting lazier and more unfit as the weeks turned into months.
I am more of a homebody, but when we all live on top of one another, the bickering tends to increase as our tempers decrease so, it is good for everyone concerned to leave the house as often as the budget allows. As such, the budget hasn't led to weekends away for a long time which means we have needed to become far more creative when it comes to finding places to explore that require little to no budget whatsoever.
So, if you are finding yourself in the same boat and happen to also be living in Cape Town, here is our list of fresh air freebies.
Disclaimer: a number of these options have a "climb every mountain" kind of feel. But since we can't afford a gym membership, that may not be a bad thing.
Cape Town CBD offers a handful of options without even breaking a sweat. The Company Gardens, Sea Point Promenade, Mouille Point, Greenpoint Park and the V&A Waterfront are all easily accessible options whether you self drive, Uber or public transport your way around.
Of course, many of these are weather permitting but if you wrap up warmly and it isn't actually pouring with rain, they are more permissible than you may have initially thought. When the kids are about to pile into one another, you may find that you are braver and less concerned about the weather and far more concerned about your sanity.
If you are based in the 'burbs, finding free entertainment may be a little trickier but if you think outside the box, you may be surprised by what you find. Shopping malls and lifestyle centres may seem like wallet wanderlust initially but window shopping can be a great excuse to get you out of the house and, even if it is to laugh over the latest useless gadget, it can prove to be a useful distraction.
Living in wine country can mean opportunities to pop into the local wine farm to take a cellar tour or wine tasting. These are often relatively cheap and a great deal of fun. Groot Constantia even has a voice map route which means you can navigate the farm and cellar on your own steam and the entrance fee covers a visit to the museum and a commemorative glass as incentive.
When the day dawns, sunny and clear, you may feel inspired to climb a mountain. Try not to get stuck with the idea that the only mountain worth exploring is the big flat one. It may be the obvious choice but it isn't your only option. How many times have you driven past the parking lot at Constantia Nek on your way somewhere else? What if you stopped there for a change and found out where those hiking trails lead. Did you know that one trail is your free entrance into Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden? Just remember to park a car there when you tackle the trail with friends. Otherwise you will have to walk all the way back again.
If you live closer to the False Bay coast line, Sanparks' My Green Card is your best friend. There is your entrance to Silvermine, Cape Point and a few other places. Do it! Oh, and I also most forgot to mention your local green belt of park. If you don't feel safe, get a group together and have a picnic. Just be careful where you step. Many dog owners don't pick up after their fur babies.
So? Has this given you a few ideas? I'm sure I have missed many more and I'd love to hear your suggestions in the comments below.


Anthony Simonds-Gooding, the marketer who approved Heineken's iconic "refreshes the parts" campaign before going on to become a trouble-shooter at the then Saatchi & Saatchi group and the financially crippled D&AD, has died aged 80.
His family said he passed away on Monday after a short illness.
Simonds-Gooding will be remembered not only as the client who was brave enough to approve a campaign that changed the public's drinking habits when all the omens suggested it would fail. He has also earned a place in adland history as the Saatchi "enforcer", drafted in by the brothers to bring cohesion to their disparate agency global empire.
And when his days as an influential industry figure seemed over, he became the reforming chairman of D&AD, playing a vital role in dragging one of the industry's most esteemed institutions back from the financial abyss.
Born in Dublin into a military family, Simonds-Gooding joined Unilever as a marketing trainee after service in the Royal Navy. After 13 years as the Birds Eye marketing manager, he was hired by Whitbread, rising to become the group managing director.
At that time, Heineken was a minor brand in the Whitbread portfolio. The company held the UK licence but its sales were tiny with traditional ales accounting for more than 80% of the British beer market.
Simons-Gooding and Frank Lowe, then the Whitbread account man at Collett Dickenson Pearce, vowed to make "refreshment" synonymous with Heineken. The result was the "refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach" campaign.
The story goes that Lowe presented the line to Simonds-Gooding, having written it on an aircraft sick bag while the pair were on a flight to St Petersburg.
The proposed campaign did not research well. Some focus groups rejected the slogan as not "proper" beer advertising. Simons-Gooding, however, chose to follow his instincts.
Terry Lovelock, the creative who came up with the slogan, said later: "Without his guts and belief, a great piece of advertising would never have seen the light of day."
Simons-Gooding believed the best advertising was born out of mutual trust between client and agency. This was the result of his early days as a Unilever trainee when he was seconded to Lintas, then the company's in-house agency, to learn about advertising and to meet Lowe, then a Lintas account executive, for the first time.
His management style won him much respect. So much so that when it was announced in June 1985 that he was leaving to become the Saatchis' trouble-shooter, £45m was wiped off the value of Whitbread's shares.
Simonds-Gooding came to admire and like the brothers. But he knew he would always be seen as the man sent to clean up the mess created by their buying spree.
He later membered his first day in the brothers' employ – a dark and dingy office, no files and no secretary. Just flowers from the holidaying Maurice and Charles with a card that said: "Welcome Anthony. Over to you".
Lord Saatchi told Campaign that the appointment of Simonds-Gooding marked a turning point in the professional management at the former Saatchi & Saatchi group.
He recalled what happened when he asked him if I would go to New York to run he group's US operations.
"One day I rang him at the office and asked 'What exactly do you do?' He said: 'You wouldn't be interested'. I said: 'Try me'. He said: 'The dull fodder of management'. To which I replied: 'You're right'."
Very soon Simonds-Gooding realised that his pressurised lifestyle – including helping to orchestrate the Saatchi group's fateful purchase of Ted Bates – was unsustainable. In 1988, he accepted the leadership of British Satellite Broadcasting, a private consortium that planned to put a satellite into orbit to compete with the then fledgling Sky.
By the early 90s he had taken a number of non-executive directorships when he was invited by Tim Delaney, D&AD's incoming president, to pull the organisation out of the financial mire. Delaney had instituted a restructuring of the charity after serious anomalies in its finances had been uncovered.
Few doubt that Simonds-Gooding's reforms during his 18-year presidency that ended in 2010, set D&AD on the path to recovery and restored its reputation.
Tim Lindsay, D&AD chief executive, said: "It's no exaggeration to say that D&AD wouldn't be around today if it wasn't for Anthony. His background as a great client gave him enormous credibility and he's remembered here with much affection and respect."
Simonds-Gooding is survived by his wife, Marjorie, six children and a stepson and 12 grandchildren. Funeral details have yet to be announced.


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out now: The Hafler Trio – Normally
December 28, 2003 by HD
The Hafller Trio – Normally (Soleilmoon, 2cd)
?Normally? reunites The Hafler Trio and Soleilmoon for the first time since 1996, when ?An Utterance of the Supreme Ventriloquist?, a limited edition clear vinyl LP wrapped in hand-made Japanese paper was released.
The first CD in this two disc set is based on the voice of Einsturzende Neubauten?s Blixa Bargeld. A particular phrase was read three times, in Blixa?s three trademark vocal styles: Whispering, hysterical and ordinary. ?Normally,? the title of this CD, is a reference to part of what Blixa didn?t say when he spoke his phrase, and also to the way the German word for ?Normally? is used.
Although there are seven titles associated with the album, the music flows as one continuous track. They refer to different sections in the piece, but some of the changes are subtle, and the listener is left to discover them on her own. Or not. The second disc, ?Sphotavado?, is also based on vocal recordings by the Einsturzende Neubauten frontman. Three ?meaningful? vowels were taken and arranged according to certain rules of Sanskrit. By repetition of these sounds, vibratory rhythms are created in the body to awaken the psychic fields. Everything, from our thoughts and ideas all the way up to things like people, trees and mountains, is a result of these vibrations. Along with its energy, every object has its accompanying range of sounds. Vibration is therefore a result of sound, not its cause. The name ?Sphotavado? is the name given to this concept of sound, and is referred to in many trantras. It forms the foundation of tantric mantras, which are a fundamental aspect of Vedic rituals.
Like the music inside, the packaging for this release is at once subtle and complex, presenting a simple and clean exterior that opens and unfolds to reveal (or hide) its complex inner workings. Designed by The Hafler Trio mastermind Andrew McKenzie himself, the sleeve and accompanying artwork are an intrinsic part of the whole package. It is essential that the music be played back through speakers, rather than through headphones, where its effects would be negated. Likewise, conversion to MP3 will render the music ineffective, as the compression removes the most important information.
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