Agosto 17, 2010 | Por daydayup | # Enlace permanente
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After tackling the four highest peaks in the UK and Ireland, running a half marathon and climbing up to the roofs of 42 cathedrals a all with two-stone instruments on their backs a the Extreme Cellists had to rack their brains to come up with their most extreme challenge yet.
They are setting off on the 192-mile coast-to-coast walk designed and made famous by author Alfred Wainwright.
On each of the 14 days of their hike, the threesome a who will once again be carrying their cellos every step of the way a will stop for three performances to raise money for spinal cord injury charity Aspire and Sheffield children’s cancer charity PACT.
The group a Jeremy Dawson, 34, and Clare watches f Wallace, 50, from Sheffield, and James Rees, 30, from Ely in Cambridgeshire a met while members of a church choir and formed the Extreme Cellists in 2003.
Over the years their increasingly arduous challenges have raised more than A[pounds sterling]15,000.
Their last in April last year involved running the Sheffield Half Marathon with cellos on their backs, stopping for two performances along the way.
In summer 2006 they played on the replica Ceinture roof of all 42 English cathedrals in 12 days, raising more than A[pounds sterling]5,000 for Aspire and Shelter and, in 2008 raised a similar amount playing on the tallest mountains in Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland.
Mr Dawson said: “We’ve previously done challenges involving a lot of mountain climbing and challenges involving daily endurance, but here we’re combining both into one.
“Training has been a case of going out into the Peak District with cellos on our backs and climbing hills for the day.
“We’re sure that our training will pay off, though, and hope that people appreciate the challenge and help us raise in excess of A[pounds sterling]5,000 for the charities this year.”
The Extreme Cellists will set off from St Bees in Cumbria today to walk the route over the Lake District, the Pennines, the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors before finishing in Robin Hood’s Bay on August 6.
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Agosto 16, 2010 | Por daydayup | # Enlace permanente
By Staci Dennis
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Somewhere along a Tennessee highway, Timothy Scott almost lost hope.
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“It’s just so hot and really hard getting up and down these hills,” Scott said. “I have done lots and lots of sweating and trying to drink plenty of water.”
The 29-year-old set out July 2 to walk 2,594 miles with only a small duffel bag of clothes and a hand-decorated box on wheels. He left his Oceanfront home to walk to San Diego, and eventually to cross legally into Mexico if he has enough money. His final destination is Acapulco, where his wife and children live.
“I will potentially face the worst weather Mother Nature has to throw at me,” Scott said. “The heat of the summer now walking across Tennessee, and the snow of the winter in the Rockies.”
Scott set out on his cross-country walk to raise money and awareness about his family living in Acapulco. He hopes to work along the way or collect donations to help him get enough money to bring his family to the United States.
“My wife worries every day for ed hardy wholesale me being out here on the road,” Scott said. “But I had to do something drastic. My life isn’t complete without my family.”
Scott met his wife, Mely Esther Scott, in 2006 at work. Mely, 25, was in the country illegally. She returned to Mexico to reunite with her two children – Karla, 8 and Angel, 5, who is partially paralyzed. When she left, she was 7 months pregnant with Scott’s baby, Katherine, who is now 2.
Since her departure, Scott has tried to save up money to legally bring his family to the United States. It will take more than $3,000 to get the paperwork she needs.
“I don’t have to pay for an apartment or help my mom with issues that come up now,” Scott said about why he is able to leave Virginia Beach and spend time walking across the nation. “Everything is taken care of at home, and I am focused on getting money for my family.”
So far, Scott said he hasn’t received much money. A few people along the way have given him change and he has used that to buy water and food. At night, he sleeps in the box he pulls behind him to save on hotel costs.
Charene Smith, a friend in Virginia Beach, and her husband, helped Scott by building him a computer. They also set up a fund at Bank of America where people can donate directly to his cause.
“We want to help him accomplish his dream of reuniting with his family,” Smith said. “This is the least we could do.”
Out on the open road, Scott takes whatever help he can get. A woman took him to a store to help him fix the wheel bearings on his cart and others gave him money for food and water. New York Rangers
Scott said he will not be deterred. He is walking 12 to 15 hours a day, covering at least 25 miles.
“If I was looking for comfort, I wouldn’t be walking across America,” Scott said. “It’s painful living without my family, and now I can share my story with everyone I meet.”
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A physically disabled man was stabbed after refusing a man’s request for some money in downtown Winnipeg last Friday night.
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Police said on Wednesday that a 50-year-old man — who needs to use canes to walk — was rushed to hospital in unstable condition with serious stab wounds to his upper body. The man has since been released from hospital.
Police said the victim was walking on Vaughn Street between Portage and Graham Avenues when a man approached him and asked for “a small amount of money”.
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When the victim said no, he was stabbed and the attacker fled eastbound down the alley between Portage and Graham Avenues.
The suspect is described as about 30 to 40 years of age, a scruffy face, and wearing all black clothing including a baseball cap, shirt and shorts.
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Anyone with information is asked to call investigators at 986-6668 or CrimeStoppers at 786-TIPS (8477).
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Agosto 15, 2010 | Por daydayup | # Enlace permanente
A CONMAN who made thousands of pounds selling fake autographs on Reds memorabilia has to pay back just pounds 1. Wholesaler Faisal Madani, 43, was jailed for nine months, following the elaborate scam based at the Sporting Icons shop, in Chester.
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A Proceeds of Crime Application (POCA) has been started against him and co-accused Graeme Walker, 45, who was sentenced to 30 months in prison.
But it has emerged that Madani has no recorded assets and an order is to be made instructing him to pay a nominal sum of just pounds 1.
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ed hardy clothing I HAVE been contacted by Mr Bill Merry, of Leicester – a veteran of Arctic convoys to Russia during the war – who has one or two things to tell me about the “good old days”.
Stories about Dummy Hancock, the newspaper man in Wharf Street, Leicester, brought back memories. Mr Hancock’s granddaughter, Mrs Pat Thorpe, recently got in touch and this reminded Mr Merry of when he lived in the prefabs in Allinson Road.
“We knew her mam, Mavis, and dad, Tom Elliott – and I bet she remembers the Merry family.
My wife used to look after them.
“One of Dummy Hancock’s sons had a confectionery shop in Loughborough and, if my memory serves me right, it’s still a thriving confectionery wholesale business today.”
Stories about the “Morsey” have also interested Mr Merry. He says: “It was always Sknown as the Morsey in the Syston Street and Wharf Street area.
“Where it got its name from, I do not know.
“I do know that in the old days it was known as Willow Brook, because it ran behind houses in Willowbrook Road, which are still there.
“It started in Billesdon Coplow and came through Humberstone Park and through tunnels across Leicester to enter behind Syston Street and into the canal under Belgrave Road.”
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Agosto 11, 2010 | Por daydayup | # Enlace permanente
Data Foundry, a leading provider of wholesale and retail data center outsourcing, colocation, and disaster recovery services, today announces it has filed comments in the Federal Communications Commission’s Notice of Inquiry (NOI) on Broadband Internet Access in support of the reclassification of the transmission components of broadband Internet access as “telecommunications service.”
The reclassification would mean that the transmission component would once again be subject to the consumer and competitive safeguards provided by the common carrier rules found in Title II of the Communications Act of 1934.
Data Foundry also filed comments stating it does not agree with the retail approach to identifying the transmission component suggested by the Commission in the NOI. The retail approach would necessarily result in regulation of the higher layers of the Internet, and not just the basic physical network layers used for broadband Internet access. Regulating the higher layer functions such as IP and TCP would result in Voice Over IP (VoIP) and IPTV also being classified as regulated transmission services. Instead, Data Foundry recommends that the Commission incorporate the approach that has successfully worked for the first 20 years of the Internet’s existence which requires facility based providers of broadband Internet access to offer at wholesale, on a common carrier basis, a transmission component that consists of only Layer 1 and Layer 2 of the OSI network model.
Making this important change to the classification of the transmission components of broadband Internet access will ensure that regulation is appropriately directed at the essential element, which is the physical transmission network, and not at the functions or services that can be provided independent of that transmission. Re-instating the successful wholesale model that allowed the creation of the Internet will once again facilitate innovation, promote competition, and allow market mechanisms to work effectively. This reclassification will also return the expectation of privacy to global Internet services by legally restricting, under the rules of common carriage, Internet access providers from performing Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), or otherwise monitoring or surveilling the content of users’ communications without express consent unless a proper law enforcement wiretap order has been issued.
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About Data Foundry Data Foundry, founded in 1994, was the first Internet Service Provider in San Antonio and one of the first 50 Internet Service Providers in the United States. Today, Data Foundry provides comprehensive wholesale and retail data center outsourcing, colocation, and disaster recovery services. The company provides secure premium facilities for servers and equipment, emergency workspace and carrier-neutral network accessibility, supported by experienced onsite technicians and customer support 24×7x365. The company supports more than 1,000 enterprise customers across a variety of industries including food/beverage, energy, healthcare and financial services. The company operates data centers in Austin and Houston and owns private networks in Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Dallas. For more information go to or call 1.800.839.2794.
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Combined Entity Emerges as Wholesale Carrier and Emergency Services Leader
DENVER — Dash Carrier Services (DASH), the leading provider of wholesale carrier products and services, and VIXXI Solutions, today announced an agreement through which the companies will merge assets and become a single-entity provider of Wholesale Carrier and Emergency Services under Dash Carrier Services.
Under the terms of this agreement, Dash CEO, Justin Nelson, will maintain his role as senior executive, and VIXXI President and CEO, Christopher Camut, has been appointed to the Dash Carrier Services Board of Directors. The merged company will continue to offer services under the respective Dash and VIXXI brands, with all operations integrating under the Dash corporate umbrella in 2010.
Dash CEO, Justin Nelson, commented that, 鈥淭his transaction is an extension of existing synergies between Dash and VIXXI, and allows both companies to move forward as a streamlined, fortified unit with the resources to reach a larger, global carrier audience. We are financially stable and profitable, and will hit the ground running from day one.鈥?
The new company will continue to move forward on leveraging the VIXXI geo-spatial routing capabilities as part of both existing E911 solutions and of NG911 ready network deployments. In addition, as a result of combining a nationwide e911 network with an integrated interface and full suite of back-office products, carriers nationwide are now able to route their respective emergency service calls via a single provider.
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Agosto 10, 2010 | Por daydayup | # Enlace permanente
Saturday on TV
World Cup soccer: Greece vs. South Korea (5 a.m., ESPN); Argentina vs. Nigeria (7:30 a.m., ESPN); USA vs. England (11:30 a.m., Ch. 4)
Three Rivers (7 p.m., Ch. 2): A patient may be rejecting his new heart.
AFL (7 p.m., Ch. 30): Chicago Rush at Utah Blaze
Doctor Who (7 and 10 p.m., BBC America): Something isn’t right beneath the Earth’s crust.
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NBA Finals (6 p.m., Ch. 4): Lakers at Celtics
Sons of Tucson (6:30 p.m., Ch. 13): Gary goes to an out-of-town debate tournament.
64th Annual Tony Awards (7 p.m., Ch. 2): Sean Hayes hosts this salute to Broadway’s best. Scheduled performers include Green Day, Lea Michele and Matthew Morrison (”Glee”), and cast members from “Come Fly Away” and “Promises, Promises.”
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Drop Dead Diva (7 and 9 p.m., Lifetime): Jane handles a custody case involving an amnesiac.
Breaking Bad (8, 9:47 and 10:55 p.m., AMC): In the third-season finale, Jesse is on the run and Walt is trying to bargain for his and Jesse’s safety with Gus.
The Tudors (10 p.m., Showtime): The queen is accused of heresy; Lord Surrey faces the ultimate penalty.
Treme (11 p.m., HBO): Annie makes a decision; Creighton is inspired by a classic novel.
Design Star (11 p.m., HGTV): A new seasons begins with contestants vying for their own show on HGTV.
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I REFER to reports that the government will soon announce measures to liberalise the Foreign Investment Committee (FIC) guidelines.
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Today, there is no point in applying for shares since, most of the time, investing in IPOs means losing money.
What we need to do is to strengthen the economy and offer better opportunities for workers and entrepreneurs. So, if liberalisation of FIC guidelines means more investments and jobs for everyone, why not?
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