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Wishing you all the best. Sending a fall bouquet of bright colored flowers your way. Complete with balloons and a big box of choclates.
When you can---- let us know in a one line post you are doing O.K.??? But don't tire yourself out. Remember to take care of YOU!!!!!!
Oh Michelle you are so priceless to us. We care and support you all we can.
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You know you do not have to reply if it is hard on you. We all care and very concerned for you.
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I too am so glad to see your message. I'm very glad too to know that sleepiness is your worst side effect.
I relied so much on you and Jan and Judy and the others when I was diagnosed in July (seems so long ago now). You really are such an inspiration and a hope to me in some dark times and I'll wish you successful treatment and good health to come.
I hope for all good things for you.
Do you want me to send George Clooney along? You can nap on his shoulder! OK, trying to find humor here, so humor ME!
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Hello and so glad to see the humor is still there that is one thing I always siad this beast could not take away from us. Hang in there gal you are one strong lady and we are all here to back 100%. If ever you need anything you know where to come to or send your family right here! I am sending my prayers love and many many hugs and most of all loads of angel hugs to you and your family. Take care of your self be kind to your self and get that rest don't worry about posting we all understand just read and know we are all here for you with open arms and loads of love. Roberta,
I am echoing Roberta - you are the best!
Michelle, always thinking of you and glad we could send George along for a smile or two!
Hope the energy returns, but also hope you are getting plenty of rest to fight the beast.
Many hugs, flowers, and everything else you want,
I am feeling a little better today and my typing is slowly improving. The radiation is going well and I am not having any side effects except fatigue, and it's not too bad really. It looks like we'll be able to take our trip to Las Vegas on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Thank you for the cards, emails and special things that you have sent to me. You have lifted my spirits more than I can express and I appreciate each and every one of you. I am lucky to have such wonderful support. I hope I can repay you all in some little way.
You are all wonderful!
Luv and hugs to all,
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Smile and the world smiles with you!
And yoiu might be able to take your trip to Vegas?! Yippeee!
Have a terrific time...Don't over-do, but let yourself be pampered! You deserve it.
And take a look out the car window from time to time ...You just may see a Pink Bus loaded with lots of crazy ladies waving and cheering you! (Did't think you could get away from us, did ya?!
So happy to hear yu are feeling a little better hey a little is better then not at all right. It good to hear you may be going on a trip again that is great news also. Just make sure not to over due it but have some fun gal Las Vegas that is great take pics as always we love to see them and share your trips with you. Like Rachael said we will be right beside you so look out the window for pinkie and all us crazy ladies waving at ya !!!!
Have a great day angel hugs Roberta,
Wonderful to hear that! So happy your typing is improving, that is fabulous news. good to hear treatments are going well -
I am on the bus with all the other ladies, and we want you to win big and have fun! But, of course, rest too!!! We are all like little mothers here - we just worry about you!
I am so glad you are feeling a bit better
I agree with the Ladies about Vegas.Have a great time but don't overdo it. Same goes for Thanksgiving, put your feet up & let everybody pamper you.
Count me on board Pinkie with all the other "Crazy Ladies"
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Thrilled to see you post. I am so excited about your trip to Vegas. My DH left this AM for Reno. YaY---I get to stay home and play with my new sewing machine. Again YAY for me. No dinners to cook for 4 nights.
Win big time in Vegas. I will be on the bus waving, cheering and a hoopen and hollering.
Be sure to rest and relax---but have a great time.
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The Shaw Festival, which still has several weeks left on its 2011 schedule, announced today its season lineup for next year.
The season includes the popular musical "Ragtime," John Guare's comedy "His Girl Friday," Noel Coward's comedy "Present Laughter," along with Leonard Bernstein's one-act opera "Trouble in Tahiti," the premiere of Githa Sowerby's 1914 play "A Man and Some Women," George Bernard Shaw's "The Millionairess" and "Misalliance" and Ibsen's masterpiece "Hedda Gabler." Also on offer will be Terrence Rattigan's comedy "French Without Tears," William Inge's "Come Back Little Sheba," along with contemporary offerings "Helen's Necklace" by Quebec playwright Carole Fréchette.
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---- — PLATTBURGH — Olivia Gillett has chosen to breastfeed both her young children, and that decision drew special attention recently.
Gillett, who is from Sciota, was one of about 40 moms to participate in the Plattsburgh area's second-annual Big Latch On, hosted by CVPH Medical Center to promote breastfeeding as a natural activity in society.
Gillett received accolades for having breastfed her daughter, Nimueh Perron, for the longest duration of all participating moms.
"She's been breastfeeding for 35 months, almost three years," said a spirited Gillett after completing the event with Nimueh.
The Big Latch On is held across the globe on Aug. 2 or Aug 3 to promote a healthy start for babies and to demonstrate community-wide support for nursing moms and infants, who sometimes still face the stigma of breastfeeding in public.
Moms and babies sat on the front lawn of CVPH, and at precisely 10:30 a.m., began breastfeeding for at least one minute.
Although that minute symbolizes support for breastfeeding moms everywhere, moms are invited to continue breastfeeding if their children are not finished after the allotted time.
"It's just a great way to show support for breastfeeding," Gillett said. "It's something we should all accept (as a normal part of the day).
"My mother breastfed us, and the more I learned about it (while pregnant and attending parenting classes), I knew that I wanted to breastfeed with my first child (Augustus, 5), and I knew I would continue with her (Nimueh)."
Augustus actually stopped nursing when he was about 15 months old, but when Gillett was pumping milk for Nimueh, Augustus decided to try again, their mom said.
"It's really a good thing," she said of a young child's interest in breastfeeding. "Mom's milk is so much healthier for them. It provides a healthy start in life."
The process came easy for both children, she added. Neither had any problem acclimating to breastfeeding.
Kirsten Maes of West Chazy also received accolades during the Big Latch Off, as her daughter, Beatrice, was the youngest breast feeder at 11 days old.
"I like to follow what the pediatricians are saying," she said of her choice to breastfeed. "They encourage breastfeeding exclusively for the first six months and to continue as long as the baby is showing an interest."
Beatrice is Maes's second daughter. Fiona, 30 months, also began life breastfeeding.
"I let her lead the way with weaning," Maes said of Fiona's desire to stop breastfeeding at 18 months. "She stopped showing an interest, and I stopped reminding her about it."
Young Beatrice, who slept in a pouch on her mother's chest as the Big Latch On concluded and had no idea what the ruckus surrounding her was all about, will have many months ahead to reap the benefits of breastfeeding.
"As long as she shows an interest," her mom said.
In all, 44 mothers and their youngsters participated in this year's event at CVPH.
"Moms all over the world gather at 10:30 a.m. to support breastfeeding," said Maria Hayes, director of the Center for Women and Children at CVPH. "It reduces the potential for future obesity (in children), it's healthy, and it's free.
"We're going to do this every year," she added. "We hope that each year it will get bigger, so women can collectively say, 'This is what I want to do; this is how I want to feed my baby.'"
The concept seems to be latching on locally. In the last few years, the percentage of moms breastfeeding their babies when leaving the hospital has risen from 67 percent to 82 percent.
"A lot of it is education," Hayes said. "Moms can see the benefits of breastfeeding."
It also has to become even more accepted by communities, she added.
"When they make that choice, they should be able to breastfeed anywhere they choose," she said. "You and I wouldn't eat our lunch in the bathroom. Why should a baby have to?"
The Big Latch On originated in New Zealand and was started by Women's Health Action in 2006 as part of World Breastfeeding Week. La Leche League USA introduced the concept to America in 2012.
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In case you've forgotten, it's still the Civil War Sesquicentennial. Here it is, two months before the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Knoxville, and I'm just not feeling the spirit yet.
There was more about it two years ago, when The New York Times was running a new Civil War story nearly every day. Maybe the whole country's starting to get burned out on the Civil War. I suspect that's one thing we have in common with most Americans 150 years ago.
But it did help to have a look at Joan Markel's new mostly photographic book, Knoxville and the Civil War. It includes a lot of images I've never seen before and some I've seen, but not juxtaposed in this way. It's a good companion to another recent book, Earl Hess's The Knoxville Campaign, a text-heavy book about the actual strategy of the siege that, 150 years ago this week, was soon to commence.
And it boosted my Civil War spirits to visit, for the second time, the exhibit at the East Tennessee History Center. "Of Sword and Pen" is a modest exhibit, in terms of artifacts, but a thoughtful one that brings out the complexity of feeling in the war.
It offers some things to gawk at, some guns and some "grape shot" found at Fort Sanders, stacked in a pyramid. You always hear about grape shot, but I don't usually picture projectiles quite this big. It would be more appropriate to call it plum shot. And a large iron sphere I first took to be a he-man's bowling ball turned out to be a cannonball, found at Chattanooga. There's a wooden tobacco pipe and a cane carved from a Greeneville tree used to hang an accused Unionist saboteur. There's an invitation to an 1861 "Military Ball" held at the Lamar House, now the front of the Bijou Theatre, that included both soon-to-be Union and Confederate soldiers.
There are lots of diaries and letters and maps—selected, I think, to show how much complication there was within one region and within one city. And there are original documents from Nashville pertaining to Tennessee's role as the first rebellious state to abolish slavery, two months before the end of the war.
The exhibit I pored over most wasn't an actual artifact, and it was a representation of something I'd seen many times. It was at the entrance, enlarged and illuminated, a sketch of a downtown street I see every day. Late in the war, in a prison camp in Chicago, a young Confederate prisoner with a strong memory for detail and some artistic talent, maybe wanted to convey to his fellow inmates, and perhaps the guards too, something about his peculiar hometown and himself. So he drew a sketch of Gay Street as it was on one particular day: April 27, 1861.
Samuel Bell Palmer's sketch showed a scene rarely seen in any city in the world: simultaneous rallies, on the same street, for opposing sides in a war that was well underway. Here, a Union rally near Main Street, under the stars and stripes. A few blocks down, a Confederate rally, under the original rebel flag, with a parade of Confederate soldiers coming this way.
The center of attention of the Union rally was reportedly a Unionist U.S. senator named Andrew Johnson. He is not a well-remembered man, but he was a brave man that day.
I first saw that picture in my grandfather's copy of the first edition of Digby Seymour's Divided Loyalties, when I was about 6. It holds up to magnification and scrutiny.
Anyway, have a look. It's only up for another two weeks, closing on Oct. 13. That'll be the same weekend as the Battle of Fort Sanders re-enactment, at the fort reconstruction out Washington Pike, near Corryton. Check their website—last I heard, they were still recruiting.
Meanwhile, a surprising new book just landed on my desk, published by UT Press, We Are in His Hands Whether We Live or Die: The Letters of Brevet Brigadier General Charles Henry Howard, a Union officer from small-town Maine, a Bowdoin alumnus who until 1861 seemed headed toward a career as a Congregationalist minister.
He'd been wounded in the leg, early in the war, fighting under McClellan, but recovered enough to join the ranks again with Burnside at Fredericksburg, where he was wounded again, in the same leg.
He was a 25-year-old major when he arrived in Knoxville during Burnside's occupation, just after Union troops here turned back the Confederate attack at Fort Sanders. The past tense in one passage may suggest something about the place: "Knoxville must have been rather a flourishing little city— Streets paved—regularly laid out—built upon side of a hill—two or three churches—a nice banking-building now used for Provost Marshall's office."
Of course, none of the buildings he mentions are still standing. Knoxville didn't start saving interesting old buildings until recently.
He adds, "Parson Brownlow ran away on Longstreet's first approach." Brownlow, Unionist-activist editor of the Knoxville Whig, was nationally famous by then. "Some of our staff dined with Mrs. B. (his wife) and saw his accomplished and heroic daughter. A Rebel Colonel taken prisoner in that assault (week ago Sunday) proved to be a brother of Mrs. Brownlow and at her request has been paroled and was staying at her house, keeping his chamber most of the time however."
That was Lt. Col. Alfred O'Brien, of the 13th Mississippi. Despite his sister's intervention, he refused to swear loyalty to the Union, and ended up in a prison camp.
The rambling white-frame Brownlow house, near downtown on East Cumberland Avenue, was a pretty fascinating place that fall. It remained a much-visited shrine for some 50 years after the war, especially among Republican presidents: McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, many others felt obliged to pay their respects. Of course, we later tore that down, too.
Property rights. That's the way we do things around hyar. Erase our history, on a regular basis. Hit's our right.
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SONOMA / SANTA ROSA: Volunteer opportunities, for the garden-minded
Volunteering in a community or public garden can be a great way to learn new skills and even polish your green thumb, locally.
Both the Luther Burbank Home & Gardens and The Sonoma Garden Park are actively looking for helping hands.
Applications are being taken now for the Burbank Home's annual training. Learn how to be a docent, work in the gift shop or help out in the historic garden located at the corner of Santa Rosa and Sonoma avenues in downtown Santa Rosa.
Docents and shop staff are required to fill three shifts per month during the tour season from April through October. Gardeners are asked to put in a few mornings a month throughout the year.
Volunteers have benefits, like invitations to volunteer luncheons and opportunities to plan and participate in special events and serve on committees where their skills and experience might come in handy.
Interviews are conducted in advance of the training, which is March 2,9 and 16. For information, call 524-5445 or email email@example.com.
Helping out in the Sonoma Garden Park is less formal. Volunteers need only come by on Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to help out in the nursery, learning how to grow local native plants, vegetables and perennials and helping with nursery maintenance and upkeep.
All ages and skill levels are welcome although kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Volunteers should wear sturdy shoes, bring gloves and a refillable water bottle and be prepared to get dirty. Some snacks will be provided.
The garden is at 19996 Seventh St. E., Sonoma. For information, call 996-0712 ext. 113 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
SONOMA COUNTY: Workshops on pruning fruit trees
Now is the time to take care of your fruit trees, and several workshops are planned to help you tackle the task more effectively.
The Sonoma County Master Gardeners will give a free talk on winter care and pruning of fruit trees from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today at the Sebastopol Regional Library, 7140 Bodega Ave. Bryan Healey will provide practical advice on how to select and care for bare root and container grown fruit and citrus trees. For information, call 565-2608 or visit sonomacountymastergardeners.org.
Harmony Farm Supply & Nursery in Sebastopol will host a workshop from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Feb. 9. Expert David Beazlie will emphasize the simple, high-yielding "central leader" style of pruning at the free, hands-on workshop. Classes are limited to 30, so registration is necessary. Sign up online at harmonyfarmsupply.com. Students should bring their own hand or lopping shears and dress warmly. Harmony is located at 3244 Gravenstein Highway N., Sebastopol. For information, call 823-9125.
SONOMA COUNTY: Library talks by Master Gardeners
The Sonoma County Master Gardeners have a full line-up of educational workshops scheduled for various libraries throughout the county. All the talks are held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and are free. For information call 565-2608 or visit sonomacountymastergardeners.org.
All About Mason Bees: An introduction to making your landscape a magnet for these native bees. Rincon Valley Library, 6959 Montecito Blvd., Santa Rosa.
Lessons Learned From My Garden: David Gould will share some of the wisdom of his experience on a broad range of topics, from planting fruit trees to rototilling, pruning, composting and maintenance. The class will be at the Sonoma Valley Regional Library, 755 W.Napa St., Sonoma.
Work Smarter, Not Harder in the Garden: Pauline Haro will give tips on how to be more efficient when tending to your garden choices, with advice on controlling weeds, putting the right plant in the right place and planning ahead. Held at the Windsor Library, 9291 Old Redwood Highway, Building 100.
February 9
Grow Your Own Wine: Learn step-by-step how to grow quality wine grapes on your property, however small. Held at the Guerneville Library, 14107 Armstrong Woods Road.
SEBASTOPOL: Armchair tour of great world gardens
Veteran travel writer and photographer Yvonne Horn will lead an armchair tour of the world's gardens at the Sebastopol Library.
The PowerPoint program, "The Traveling Gardener: Exploring the World One Garden at a Time," stops at whimsical gardens, gardens that reflect the passion of their creator and gardens with intriguing back stories. The 2 p.m. talk is put on by Friends of the Library, 7140 Bodega Ave. 823-7691.
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Daniel P. "Moe" Mahoney, 70, of Niagara Falls, NY, entered into rest on Monday, November 5, 2012, at his residence, while surrounded by his loving family. Born on February 13, 1942 in Buffalo, NY, he was the son of the late Russell and Jean (Anderson) Mahoney.
Mr. Mahoney attended schools in Buffalo, NY. Moe, as he was known by family and friends, served in the United States Navy from April 9, 1959 until his honorable discharge on February 12, 1963. He came to Niagara Falls, NY in 1965. Mr. Mahoney was employed as a welder/fabricator for Modern Disposal. Moe was a lifelong member of Gastown Sportsmen's Club in Tonawanda, NY and was a Class A Member of the American Legion. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and riding his motorcycle.
Mr. Mahoney is survived by three sons, Daniel (Connie Mulholland) Mahoney of Niagara Falls, NY; John (Alice) Mahoney of Virginia and Shawn (Sara) Mahoney of Friendship, NY; three grandchildren, Chris (Megan) DeShong of Pennsylvania; Katlyn Mahoney of Virginia and Cody Mahoney of Virginia; one sister, Patricia Mahoney Meyers of Wheatfield, NY; his former spouse, Shirley (Gary) Cameron of Pennsylvania; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
There will be no prior visitation. A United States Navy Military Honors Ceremony will be held on Saturday, December 15th, at 1:30 PM at the Gastown Sportsmen's Club, 154 East Niagara Street, Tonawanda, NY, where a Celebration of Life Gathering will follow the Navy Ceremony. If desired, memorial offerings may be made to Niagara Hospice, 4675 Sunset Drive, Lockport, NY 14094; or to the Roswell Park Alliance Foundation, Elm & Carlton Streets, Buffalo, NY 14263. Arrangements were entrusted to the OTTO REDANZ FUNERAL HOME, 2215 Military Road, Niagara Falls, NY (297-9007).
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Collegiate Bests
1500m: 3:50.40
Mile: 4:10.51
5000m: 14:55.64
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2007 Track -- Indoor
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posting a 3:51.96 in the prelims race of the 1500m.
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Posted a season-best time of 4:10.51 in the mile at the Gator Invitational to take fourth.
2004 Cross Country
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Shortly before 7 AM on Tuesday, two cars smashed into each other at the intersection of Emmet Street and Massie Road.
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The Suzuki Music Program of Los Angeles (SMPLA) will hold its fall Parent Orientation on Monday, September 24th at 7:30 p.m. at the studio of its Director, Idell Low, 5233 Lemona Avenue, Sherman Oaks. The Suzuki Method is renowned for helping children develop musically, especially from a young age.
Early musical experiences and education significantly enhance a child's brain development, motor coordination and speech, and also increase a child's level of discipline and self-esteem. The Suzuki Method of music instruction is helpful for children of all ages.
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One of television's most famous reality show families will be traveling through Virginia next week, campaigning for Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli.
The Duggar family, from the TLC series "19 Kids and Counting," is planning a three-day bus tour in the Commonwealth starting Monday.
They will make stops in Lynchburg, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Fredericksburg and Woodbridge in support of Cuccinelli.
The tour is sponsored by the Family Research Council Action. Josh Duggar, the oldest Duggar child, is the executive director of that group.


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A dispute with a neighbor led to State Senator Suzi Schmidt being arrested on a two count misdemeanor warrant. Count 1 was for criminal damage to property (Class A) and Count 2 was for criminal trespass to property (Class B).
Officers from the Lake County Sheriff's Office arrested Schmidt at approximately 5:15 p.m. Tuesday. Both counts stemmed from a neighbor dispute, according to a statement from the LCSO.
In addition to the warrant, Schmidt was served with an Emergency Stalking No Contact Order. The petitioner was the same neighbor listed as the victim on the warrant.
Schmidt was taken into custody without incident in the 6600 block of Grand Avenue, Gurnee, according to the LCSO. Bond was set at $5,000, with 10 percent applying.
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Disc 1 is mostly girl on girl orgy. Disc 2 is boy on girl...one orgy under a tent, another in the pool area. Both are hot, plenty of superb pussy and big hard dick...what a delicious combo when there are ten or more of each going at it! Man, I love orgies!!
Really enjoyed the sex and the good looking women, especially the big-titted blonde in the "middle eastern" fivesome. But I did not like that after the cumshot there was only two seconds worth of a glimpse of the cum before the camera went to another scene. The girls had no chance to play with the cum. Hey, I like seeing the cum drip or played with.
while a defect in the dvd surface would not let me see the final two scenes, those i was able to see were very hot. the glory hole "anonymous" scene was the best. jayna oso can suck some mean cock! i came with much pleasure. i replayed this scene again before mailing the dvd back and jayna did it to me again. i sure wish there was more glory hole sex in porn...i love it!
Damn! The women are beautiful, hot and not shy. The all-girl orgy made me cum good and wishing I was in the middle of that pile! Really good pussy abounds. Need twenty minutes until I load up disc 2. Man, I love orgies!!
This movie was full of some very exciting (and tastefully nasty) visuals. Gloryhole blowjobs, deep ass fucking, female domination, guys licking their own cum off of pretty feet and faces, women eating cum from condoms, a big breasted young lovely sucking and fucking two old men, a guy sucking a stilletto heel while getting head, all this in a specially built room with a small platformed area, a toilet (for prop use only) and gloryholes in the wall.
Don't let the word toilet keep you from this movie... it's not a sex-in-the-bathroom flick. This was a hot movie, guys and gals... HOT!...and the behind the scenes feature was great too!
Pretty good orgy from this series. Lots of good cocksucking and cum facials. A couple of big nice cocks, one old guy getting his jollies off, some big tits, great oral from the women, and pasted faces...that is recipe for a pretty good movie. The "husbands", who watched from the sides of the room, should have been jacking off and adding their loads to the pretty faces...now, that would have gotten another star. One big drawback to this dvd is that it is one scene only and you cannot jump forward/shortcut at the push of a button, you have to fast forward only.
My girlfriend loves ball sucking scenes but this series disappoints. Where are the guys like Evan Stone who has big hangers? She enjoys seeing a big sack of balls laid upon and covering a woman's face. Then a good ballsucking before moving on to serious cocksucking and sperm deposited in mouth or on face. Some of the women on this movie were real cute but the sex was tepid.
though there are the expected close-ups and lingering views of cocksucking (my favorite sex scenes) this is a so-so film by director damiano. and it is a very short film with a "to be continued" sequel.
This DVD should not be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force (to paraphrase Dorothy Parker). This movie doesn't even deserve one star. Rather it deserves five limp noodles.


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"Corrigan…combines scholarship, presentation, and insight for this operational-level military history…A useful read." —Publishers Weekly"Corrigan offers a superlative big picture. In particular, the author masterfully presents the military buildup in Japan, the rise of extreme nationalism, emperor worship and Japanese sense of racial superiority as factors feeding the smoldering resentment against the Western powers that unleashed itself in horrific treatment of prisoners and civilians during the war. Engaging reading down to the footnotes."—Kirkus Reviews"For me, the book is a good introduction to World War II for those readers (like me) who do not know a lot about that particular war outside of what is taught in schools. It also makes a good addition for the reader that has an avid interest in this particular time period.
While I do not necessarily agree with some of the author's viewpoints, that is outweighed by the overall presentation of the information, the readability of the book, the footnotes within the text providing extra little factoids to what could be a dry presentation of fact, and the pictures from the different archives.
Good addition to any library (home or otherwise)." —Night Owl Reviews "This book is for anyone who wants to know about the conflict. It is straightforward due to the author's dry wit and clear writing style. A historian, Corrigan compares WWII with previous wars. He's not timid about voicing his opinion of actions during the war." —British Weekly
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The beautiful park offers camping and hiking in an oak woodland forest, with a sprinkling of pines and lovely meadows with creeks. There are over 100 miles of trails which accommodate hikers, bikers, and equestrians. The two family camps, Paso Picacho and Green Valley, are open and on the reservation system spring through fall. Green Valley sits at an elevation of 4,000 feet and has a creek which runs through the middle of the campground. The day use area offers sets of cascades and shallow pools, great for water play on hot days. Green Valley has 81 campsites.
Paso Picacho, 5 miles north, sits at an elevation of 5,000 feet. The most popular hikes start from this camp, including the 2 mile hike up Stonewall Peak (elevation 5,700 feet), and the 3.5 mile hike up Cuyamaca Peak (elevation 6,512 feet), both which offer breathtaking views of the deserts to the east, the coast to the west, and Lake Cuyamaca at the bottom. Lake Cuyamaca, operated by the Helix Water District, is two miles north of Paso Picacho and offers boating and fishing. Paso Picacho campground has 85 campsites.
Each campsite has a picnic table and a fire ring. Restrooms with flush toilets and pay showers are in the campground. Water faucets a located every few campsites. There are no hookups. Each campground has a dump station. Firewood and ice may be purchased at the camps. Interpretive programs are offered during the summer season. Campsites are $30 per night. Reservations are necessary for weekends April through October. The camping fee includes one motorized vehicle. Extra vehicles are $8 per night. There is a limit of 8 persons per campsite. Dogs are allowed but are restricted to the campgrounds, picnic areas, and paved roads and Cuyamaca Peak Fire Road. They may not be left unattended. Reservations may be made through ReservAmerica at 1-800-444-PARK.
Environmental backpack in or horseback ride in camps are also available. Granite Springs and Arroyo Seco Environmental camps are open by reservation. Both have chemical toilets, non-potable water, corrals and tent sites. Contact Reserve America at reserveamerica.com to make your reservation.
Day use visitors may use the picnic areas provided at the campgrounds for $8 per vehicle. The receipt is good for the entire park for the day. The picnic areas offer tables, restrooms, and barbeques. Visitors may also park in legal turnouts along the highway and hike for free. Fire is not allowed anywhere except in the developed picnic areas and campgrounds. The park is located approximately 50 miles east of San Diego on Highway 79. It is 15 miles south of the quaint historical town of Julian.
For the most current information on the park, go to http://www.crspia.org. This website also covers our tremendous volunteer program and its opportunities. The park phone number is 760-765-3020. Come visit this park rich in beauty and history! The park phone number is 760-765-3020. Come visit this park rich in beauty and history!
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In a letter to its customers this week, the U.S. Postal Service warned about identity theft conducted via the mail. While the mail is related to only a small fraction—2 percent—of identity theft cases, John Potter, the postmaster general, says he wants to reduce that number to zero.
Tips for keeping your identity safe include shredding all financial documents before tossing them, leaving your Social Security number at home, and never giving out personal information through the mail to unfamiliar companies or people.
The Federal Trade Commission says that identity thefts sometimes occur when thieves fill out "change of address" forms for unsuspecting victims and then collect information from bills that arrive at the new address. If bills or credit card statements don't arrive on time, be sure to contact the companies sending them. You can find out more at the FTC website dedicated to stopping identity theft.


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I am 21 years old, I'm in a committed, long term, monogamous relationship. I've only been with one partner and he's only been with me.
I've never been pregnant but my doctor recommended the paraguard I.U.D. because I cannot take hormonal contraception. I'm normally a very level headed, rational person, but I have some mild anxiety disorders(OCD, GAD) . When I tried hormonal contraception(Depo, The Pill) my anxiety got so bad it was borderline paranoid-delusional and I had to be sent to a psyche ward(that sort of thing had never happened to me before, and subsided after the hormones got out of my system). So for some reason I'm very hypersensitive to hormones. Also, I got the depo shot in May of last year. It caused me a persistent(6 months long), severe yeast infection. That severe yeast infection is gone, but I'm still prone to yeast infections about once a month. My normal menstrual periods are a bit heavy, and I hear they will become heavier if I get the I.U.D. I also read somewhere that Paraguard I.U.D.s could cause hair loss and I was wondering how common that is?
So, does anyone have any strong recommendations/warnings about paraguard?
I had my Paraguard put in in March of 2007, after giving birth to my second child. Since then I have had severe hair loss. It comes out in clumps when I comb, brush, shampoo, or simply run my fingers through it. My skin is more oily than usual and I have been breaking out a lot more. Nothing is working. In the beginning I was having spotting in between my cycles and every cycle came with bad cramps and heavy bleeding.
I love the fact that it is good for 10 years! It has been a really great product, minus the above side effects. However, I am considering other options as I am not comfortable with the hair loss issue.
Hope this was helpful!!
Other nice thing is that it's easily reversible, so if you decide you want to get pregnant in the future it's as simple as having it removed. It's really a great form of BC and I dont think you'll regret it in any way. Good luck.
If you choose to use this particular type of birth control method, just be aware of the issues
Aside from these issues, I've had very good results with the Paraguard. Hopefully others will have better luck.
I have anxiety also (GAD and very mild OCD) and have always had trouble with birth control methods involving hormones. There is no issue with this method at all. I'm so glad I got it!
If you're worried about hair loss, I would not be concerned. Many women get this device inserted in the months after having had a baby and there is a natural hair loss that occurs for many women at this time. While we're pregnant the programmed hair loss that usually occurs gets slowed to a halt. As soon as the baby is born, all of that hair has to come out, and it often does in clumps. I'm a 27-year-old mother of a 10-month-old and I lost hair like crazy for an entire 6 months after I had him. I hear that's pretty common. I still have paraguard and I still have my hair. Actually anything I did lose is growing back now.
The reason I'm not sure if they'll let you get it is because they generally recommend it for women who've already had at least one child. The pain is subjective and will be different for everyone, but it is supposed to be a little easier to handle if your cervix has already opened up in the process of childbirth. (They will want you be on your period or at the end of it when you get it inserted because your cervix naturally opens/relaxes some then.)
I had to get it done twice because the first one decided it didn't want to stay in after a particularly heavy period. (not common - btw) The first time I had taken Motrin beforehand and the second time was a surprise so I was completely unprepared. The doctor noticed it was coming back out, not me. Between both experiences of having it inserted my impression was that it hurts. That's it. They take a clamp and must hold your cervix open to push it through. It feels like a strong pinching feeling and then a sharper pinch as they put the IUD in. It lasts less than 5 minutes all together. Next thing you know you're walking out to your car like, "Hm, wow. I'm done? Ok."
For your anxiety, I think the benefits definitely outweigh any alternative. I recommend if your doctor puts up a fight since you've had no children, to use that point in your defense. I couldn't function on anything else, and it isn't even a thing with this in.
BTW- Since you seem to have hormone sensitivity also, watch out for when you DO plan on having a little one. The hormones are horrible in pregnancy, especially the first few months when the hormone HCG is holding the horse's reigns. As the pregnancy goes on Progesterone and Estrogen take the lead and, for me, the ride got a little smoother. (Just telling you in case you want to warn your significant other to take cover.) Good Luck!!!
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According to DPS troopers the accident ocurred at about 4:30 p.m. 44-year old Robert Lee Ross and his wife 43-year old Angela Ross were riding a motorcycle on F.M. 39 near Normangee, when just about half a mile south of the O.S.R. their motorcycle lost control. Angela Ross was ejected and killed instantly. Robert Ross received broken ribs and a broken leg. He remains at a local hospital.
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Silver Lake and Glassell Park were the sites of two notable events for the environment at local Los Angeles Unified School District campuses this week.
First, the Sally Ride Center for Environmental Science opened Monday at the Los Angeles River School in Glassell Park.
Named in honor of the "first woman in space," the center's purpose is to encourage students to pursue careers in math and science, especially girls.
See video of the official unveiling of the school's signage--which was preceded by a "lift-off" style countdown--above.
Less than a mile from the Los Angeles River, the center has three lab classrooms that include a PH water lab and a centrifuge.
When it is fully staffed, it will be open to all LAUSD students.
Ride, an Encino native who died this summer, spent the final years of her life heading Sally Ride Science, creating programs and publications for young people.
Her mother and sister, Bear Ride, a Pasadena minister attended the ceremony Monday.
LAUSD District 5 trustee Bennett Kayser, who taught for many years at the nearby Washington Irving Middle School, and 45th Assembly District representative Gil Cedillo were also on hand.
Kayser was also at the Micheltorena Elementary School in Silver Lake on Friday.
Raquel Vargas's sixth grade class was honored at a special assembly for their "Go Solar" video winner.
See the video in the gallery above.
The contest, sponsored by Environment California, offered cash prizes for short videos conveying why Los Angeles should become a global solar-power leader.
The students collaborated with local filmmakers Charles Herman-Wurmfeld and Keith Fulton, who also spoke briefly at a school assembly Friday where the video was screened.
In the video, students visit the school's solar garden, and make toast and smoothies with solar power.
The Micheltorena sixth graders received a $750 prize from an Environment California representative at the assembly.
Ms. Vargas told us in an email that the students hope to use it to take a trip down the Los Angeles River some time soon.
Winners Picked in L.A. Solar Video Contest (KCET)


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July 25, 2012 — The editor:
The proposed merger of the Carter and Boyd County Jails is an extreme case of elected officials ignoring the will of the their neighbors, friends and citizens they have sworn an oath to faithfully represent. It is difficult to believe they would intentionally do this. After speaking to many people here I have yet to find or hear of any individual anywhere in this county that is in favor of this jail agreement, other than the judge and three magistrates. If there is financial numbers in support of Judge Wallace and his three supporters' position why not share that with the public? Why was this idea put together in secret in the first place, if there is not something they need to hide?
If the reasons above are not enough why would anyone consider surrendering any of Carter County's autonomy to Boyd? Nothing against Boyd but giving them three votes to our two, we may as well not even have representation on the authority at all. Boyd will do what is in their interest (they would be crazy to do otherwise) exactly as their as their Magistrate Carl Tolliver said they would. The jail authority, once established will be very painful financially for Carter County to get out of if not impossible. If we think the jail is expensive now wait until we have to pay whatever Boyd says, we ain't seen nothing yet!
The judge and two of the supporting magistrates that I know have always been reasonable men. I urge the magistrates and Judge Wallace to rethink this. Give us reasonable explanations with numbers why we should enter an arrangement so stacked against us. This jail authority has so many flaws apparent to everyone other than to the four men supporting it, either the whole county is wrong or these four men are. Can 90-percent of Carter County be this wrong?
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Bradwell Institute's softball team will look to improve on its 5-15 overall record from 2013 when the new season begins Aug. 14.
Freshman quarterback Monteo Garrett enrolled in classes at Georgia Southern on Monday and will join the Eagles on scholarship as a part of the 2014 recruiting class, an official in the athletics department confirmed Tuesday.
ESPN will televise the 2014 NBA Draft beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday, and the event could have some Liberty County presence.
Donna Waite recently was named the Liberty County YMCA's new branch director.
After a disappointing loss last week, the Long County 10-and-under baseball team roared back on Saturday to defeat South Bryan County, 14-2, in the semifinals of the Georgia Recreation Parks Association District 2 Class C Baseball Tournament in Ludowici.
Georgia Southern football player Kentrellis Marquis Showers, and a woman, Jomeshia Jquana Slaughter, were arrested early Saturday morning at their Cambridge Pines apartment after Statesboro police responded to a call about a verbal altercation that turned physical, according to an incident report.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - Georgia Southern women's basketball coach Chris Vozab was inducted into the Our Lady of Lourdes High School Hall of Fame at a dinner last week at Dutchess Country Club, according to gseagles.com.
Safe Kids Youth Triathlon planned
With mandatory mini-camp and organized team activities done, recently drafted Indianapolis Colt Ulrick John is planning to come home during the break - but he doesn't plan to sit around and rest.
Former Liberty County High School running back Shadrach Thornton remains suspended from North Carolina State's football team, even though he's listed on the team roster.
First Presbyterian Christian Academy soon will start preparing for its third football season.
SAVANNAH - Savannah State University baseball standout Charles "Trey" Sikes of Hinesville has been named to the ABCA Atlantic All-Region first team and Rawlings/ABCA All-America third team as a designated hitter position, the American Baseball Coaches Association announced on Wednesday, according to a news release from SSU.
The Long County 10-and-under all-star team fell to Pierce County, 5-0, in Thursday's first round of the Georgia Recreation Parks Association District 2 Class C Baseball Tournament in Ludowici.
Two-person best-ball tourney planned
Russell Dandy and Marcus Scott V, two Scott's All*Stars players, recently attended Coach K's Duke Basketball Camp held June 14-18 at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. The boys went through a variety of drills before playing in competition with kids two age groups older. Their team was the only undefeated team in the 16-year-old age bracket. The boys also toured the campus and met Duke men's coach Mike Krzyzewski.
The Long County 10-and-under all-star baseball team won the Georgia Recreation Parks Association Class C state championship on Friday in Blakely, sweeping the tourney field and outscoring their opponents, 55-6.
Although a preseason game primarily helps the coaching staff determine where their team is at, it's still a game coaches want to win.
The foothills of the Appalachians proved to be the perfect setting for Gravel Hill Farms and Dixie Stables at the third annual Northeast Georgia Charity Horse Show, as both stables claimed class championships.
The final Georgia Southern Eagle football camp, "Bash in the 'Boro," is set for Friday, July 18, at Allen E. Paulson Stadium in Statesboro.
Former Bradwell Institute football player Ulrick John was honored by Mayor Jim Thomas on Thursday for being the first Hinesville native to be drafted by a National Football League team.
Everyone was sporting new camp shirts Thursday morning as Atlanta Calcio Academy wrapped up its four-day elite soccer training at James Brown Park.
The Long County High School football team's summer conditioning program is winding down. The Blue Tide began their program in June and have been practicing three days a week ever since, with the exception of taking off last week. They will wrap up their conditioning July 17, and their football camp will run July 21-25. School practice begins July 28.
The Bradwell Institute Tigers resumed team practices this week after taking one week off as required by the Georgia High School Association. The players trained with their helmets on, allowing them to become acclimated to the heat.
Georgia Southern basketball player Eric Ferguson has been suspended indefinitely from the team following a June 26 arrest.
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From Todd Freeman and Lara Cuddy's Polluted Pictures comes the highly intriguing flick Deep Dark, which is written and directed by Michael Medaglia. First off I just have to say that I'm sold on this one, highly original, and creative, this is exactly what we need. So, make your way below and go see for yourself via
Horrific Things to See and Do at San Diego Comic Con
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As I've mentioned before, I'll be heading down to San Diego to cover this years Comic-Con. It'll be my first time going, so I'm sure i'll spend most of the first day slack-jawed and in awe of the chaos. After that, though, I'll be getting to work and trying to cover the event to the
Insidious: Chapter 3 Will Be a Prequel
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Here's an interesting bit of news. It turns out that the next entry in the "Insidious" series will be a prequel and not a sequel. If you saw "Insidious: Chapter 2″, you might recall that the end of that film seemed to suggest that the new movie would follow the events of Chapter 2. However,
Sinister 2 Gets a Release Date
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"Sinister" now joins the growing number of franchises featured under the Blumhouse banner as the sequel to the 2012 hit horror film finally gets a release date. Focus Features has announced that "Sinister 2″ will hit theaters on August 21, 2015. Blumhouse Productions will be shepherding the project. Directing the film will be Ciaran Foy, who
New Official Poster for At the Devil's Door
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Last month we gave you guys the first official trailer (see below) for At the Devil's Door, and I was pretty intrigued by it. Now, a month later we have scored the first official poster and you guys can check it out below. The film stars Naya Rivera, Ashley Rickards, and Catalina Sandino Moreno. Synopsis: When ambitious
First Official Clip from Into the Storm
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Over the past several months we have ushered in TV spots, trailers, photos and even a poster for the upcoming flick Into the Storm. Now all we need is a clip, and speaking of which, that is just what we have for you today. Make your way below and go check it out. The film
Official Trailer for Honeymoon
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Just a few days ago we gave you guys the first official poster for Leigh Janiak's latest flick Honeymoon, which I loved. Today, we have for you the official trailer so you guys can get a good look at what to expect when this one finally hits. The film stars Rose Leslie, Harry Treadway, Hannah Brown. and
Slappy Makes an Appearance in New Goosebump Stills
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Planet Earth is in for a change of global proportions in the third chapter of the popular movie and videogame franchise. Revisit the humor, characters and prehistoric environments from the movie -- Players relive adventures from the film and beyond with all their favorite characters -- earnest but goofy Sid the Sloth, big-hearted Manny the Mammoth, courageous Diego the Saber-toothed Tiger and inadvertent troublemaker Scrat -- as they all return and join new friends on a wild quest across the frozen Ice Age to the lush Dinosaur World. For the first time in an Ice Age game, play as multiple characters -- Offering more than six playable characters, the game allows players to master the unique abilities and combat skills of each through a wide variety of gameplay including action-platforming challenges, side-scrolling missions and puzzle solving. Introducing competitive multiplayer mini-games -- Another first for the Ice Age game franchise, players will go head-to-head with up to four friends or family members in the all-new competitive multiplayer mini-games. Experience continuously changing gameplay through more than 15 levels -- Every level presents new and exciting challenges as players learn and master each character's abilities in order to defeat enemies, traverse dangerous landscapes, avoid obstacles and escape from perilous situations.
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Tina and Franco welcome you to La Tinaia, their authentic Tuscan farmhouse winery, located on the beautiful Florentine hills a 5 min drive from the tramway that takes you to Florence in 15 min.
4 cosy Apartments with stunning countryside views, restored with particular care respecting the typicality of the place with terracotta-tiled floors and ceilings with beams and terracotta tiles . Each window is large and provides panoramic views of the beautiful surrounding countryside. The decor consists of furniture of the early 1900's.
It is particularly recommended for those who want to spend holidays under the sign of peace and visit cultural centers of Tuscany.
All the apartments are equiped with Sat TV, internet wi-fi and some have air conditioning. A holiday at La Tinaia becomes an ideal time to discover a unique artistic and naturalistic heritage and to sample the great quality of Florentine Chianti products: Chianti wine and extra virgin olive oil that we produce.
The large garden provides spaces for outside dining, pool, solarium, barbecue and leisure areas.
Friendly atmosphere.
The farm holiday La Tinaia is located 15 minutes drive from downtown FLORENCE (10 km). FLORENCE can be reached very quickly by tramway from Scandicci at 5 min drive, departures every 5 min and free parking. The trip downtown is 15 min.
TUSCANY TOUR – In less than an hour you can reach the most important Tuscany's artistic and architectural heritage : VINCI, CERTALDO, S. GIMIGNANO, SIENA, PISA, VOLTERRA, LUCCA and the 'Chianti Classico' area with its charming villages.
La Tinaia farm holiday was created from our love of this area and of nature, and from the desire to share, with friends from all over the world, the tranquillity, the beauty and fine living of this enchanting corner of Tuscany, only 15 minutes by car from Florence.
Franco and me (Tina) left the city life in Florence and the office work on '97 to start a new life in this countryside. We have restaured all the house by ourself with only few helps. The apartments have been personally designed, finished and furnished with particular care, to give you the feeling of "just like home'.
We learned growing olive trees and vineyard and making excellent Chianti wine and extra virgin olive oil.
After many years working very hard, we are very proud of our farmholiday 'La Tinaia' and of our top quality products.
The ample park-like grounds, in flower a good part of the year, provide a stupendous panorama of the surrounding countryside. This includes an area equipped for just "lazing around," for eating al fresco and to enjoy the sun and the beautiful swimming pool with a panoramic view.
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All the apartments have been restored and furnished with utmost care and respect of the rural Tuscany style. Panoramic views over the beautiful Tuscan countryside.
We produce and sell top quality extra virgin olive oil and DOCG Chianti wine.
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The farm holiday is near the most famous artistic, architectural and archaeological sites of Tuscany.
Tramway Scandicci-Florence
Florence 10 km
Pisa 65 Km
S. Gimignano 35 Km
Siena 60 Km
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We fell in love with this place for its unspoiled nature, sweeping views and beautiful sunsets. We love nature but we also love Florence and the proximity to the town made ??us decide to live in this paradise.
The house was in state of abandonement and we have spent many years to restore it and transform it completely, trying to valorise its typical Tuscan architecture.
We are happy to offer our guests the opportunity to experience the excitement that this place transmits.
LA TINAIA is a typical tuscan farmhouse located in the absolutely natural area of the Chianti, among vineyards, olive groves and woods. The farmhouse is only 10 km from downtown Florence (15 minutes drive). The center of Florence can be reached very quickly by tramway from Scandicci stop, 5 min. drive from the estate, with departures every 5 min. and free parking place. The trip downtown is 15-18 min.. It will be a pleasure for us to make reservation at the museums.
In less than an hour you can reach the most important Tuscany's artistic and architectural heritage : FIESOLE; CERTALDO; S. GIMIGNANO, SIENA; PISA, VOLTERRA, LUCCA and the Chianti area villages.
For nature lovers, there are trekking and mountain biking paths.
Other Activities: Swimmingpool, Camp for bowls play, ping-pong.
La Tinaia is also a small WINERY which produce hight quality CHIANTI WINE. The transformation of the grapes, the ageing of the wine and bottling are carried out in the cellar estate.
We produce also top quality EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL.
TASTING WINE and olive oil on demand.
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Jun 28 2014 - Aug 29 2014
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
Low season
Aug 30 2014 - Dec 23 2014
Changeover Day: Saturday
2 night minimum stay
Christmas time
Dec 24 2014 - Jan 1 2015
3 night minimum stay
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2 night minimum stay
sheets, bath towels, pool towels, table cloth with a weekly change,
Final cleaning,
Internet wi-fi connection,
Baby bed and high chair,
Access to the swimming pool,
Electricity and water,
Museums reservations,
Suggestions of itineraries through Tuscany
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Air conditioning: €30 per week
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YORK — Roger Bryson, accused of suffocating a 2-month-old girl to death while sleeping on her in a loveseat last year, told a Circuit Court judge on Monday that someone else put the girl in his arms despite the fact he had already consumed three alcoholic drinks.
Bryson then pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and battery. Judge Michael Nettles sentenced Bryson, 58, of Rock Hill to 18 months in jail, followed by a years probation.
The charge carries the same penalty a maximum five-year prison sentence as unlawful neglect of a child, Brysons original charge.
Early on May 7, 2012, police were called to 844 Willowbrook Ave. after Bryson and his girlfriend, Toni Chavis, reported that her granddaughter, Jaylin Chavis, wasnt moving or breathing. The girl had been placed in her grandmothers custody after officials with the Department of Social Services took her away from her mother when Jaylin Chavis tested positive for drugs in her system at birth.
Jaylin Chavis was pronounced dead on the scene.
But Bryson and Toni Chavis werent arrested until July, when an autopsy by York County Coroner Sabrina Gast showed that Jaylin Chavis, just 9 pounds because of her exposure to drugs, died of positional asphyxiation, a result of Bryson placing the child in a loveseat, leaning back and then falling asleep, said Deputy 16th Circuit Solicitor Willy Thompson.
Less than an hour later, Bryson, who he said suffers from a problem with alcohol and had been drinking that night, found Jaylin Chavis behind him, pinned between the loveseat and Brysons back, Thompson said.
Thompson asked Nettles to give Bryson the maximum sentence five years in prison.
While I dont think Mr. Bryson intended to kill the child, he did something with his judgment that was very reckless, very foolish, Thompson said.
Brysons lawyer, Rock Hill attorney Gary Lemel, told Judge Nettles that Bryson, an industrial electrician who works on an as-needed basis, takes care of his elderly mother, does electrical work and plays guitar for his church and is well-known in the community.
Most of all, he has suffered for that choice every single day, Lemel said. This is a tragic, tragic accident that came about from one bad choice.
What I do know is that Roger loved this child.
Bryson took care of Jaylin Chavis although they werent related, Lemel stressed, asking that Judge Nettles give his client a probationary sentence.
He has struggled with this mightily, Lemel said.
Linda Griffin, who lives next to Brysons mother, said she went to the house the night Jaylin Chavis died and found Bryson, crying and shaken.
I took Roger in my arms and he cried, she said. He said, Linda, I didnt hurt that baby ... I didnt hurt that baby.
Toni Chavis, Jaylin Chavis grandmother, also was charged with unlawful neglect of a child. An arrest warrant alleges she misled DSS officials, failing to notify them that she and Jaylin Chavis would be living with Bryson at his Rock Hill home.
The warrant also states she allowed Bryson to watch the child although she knew he had been drinking. Her case is pending.
Before Jaylin Chavis died, Bryson said Toni Chavis handed him the baby. Still, he admitted his wrongdoing, saying, I did allow it to happen. I regret this so greatly.
But in court Monday, Caitlin Chavis, pregnant again, also wept and claimed she smelled alcohol on Brysons breath when she went to the house that morning.
Through tears, she asked, As a grown-up, if he knew he was drinking, why did he not give her back?
I dont have her (Jaylin) with me, Caitlin Chavis said. Ive lost something Ill never get back.
So has Jason Scott, Jaylins father.
Scott, who is also a grandfather, said he didnt have custody of Jaylin because Caitlin Chavis filed a restraining order against him when he threatened to take the baby from her when she was born.
He said hes waited for a long time to say that Bryson has shown no remorse to anybody for what hes done ... he should spend all five years in jail.
Certainly, I dont believe theres anybody here who thinks you intended to harm the child, Nettles said to Bryson. You did have something to drink and you exercised poor judgment.
Along with jail time, Brysons sentence includes substance abuse counseling and random drug and alcohol testing.
After the verdict, Scott said he was pleased.
I was worried about Roger walking away without time, he said. Im glad he went to jail ... he felt more sorry for himself.
Brysons criminal history includes convictions for possession of crack cocaine, driving under the influence, assault and battery and criminal domestic violence.
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On Tuesday, March 18, San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro and former Mayor Henry Cisneros met on the campus of St. Mary's University for a public discussion about "San Antonio Politics: Recent History and the Future." In the above audio, the duo explores recent progress that now annually puts the city near the top of the Milken Institute's Best-Performing Cities rankings. They also analyze how San Antonio might benefit from current improvement efforts. The conversation is moderated by Henry Flores, Ph.D., St.
The South San Independent School District has a new superintendent after a fierce discussion last night where two board members voted against the measure over salary. Abelardo Saavedra is the fifth person to take charge of the district in three years.
In a 4-2 vote, South San's Board of Trustees hired former Houston ISD Superintendent Abelardo Saavedra. The opposition to the salary came from board members Rose Marie Martinez and Joseph Savage.
Fronteras: The energy boom in Texas and New Mexico is inadvertently compromising the jet-black night skies that astronomers need to do their research. After several decades in the doldrums, the Mexican film industry is seeing some light on the horizon. There's been a rise of federal immigration crimes -- we speak to an expert from Pew Research about what's driving that growth. Farmers and ranchers from across the nation are calling for action on immigration reform and the Texas Farm Bureau is asking Congress to "get 'er done" to help farmers compete.
Incumbent Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst has said he would allow another equal pay law to go before lawmakers for a vote, but a political expert says those comments may hurt Dewhurst during the May runoff election.
Following his speech in Arlington to a group of Republican women, Dewhurst, who as lieutenant governor allowed an equal pay for women bill to make it to the Senate floor for a vote, told WFAA-TV that if he won this year's election he would once again move the bill through the process.
The Boerne performing arts series continues on Tuesday and I caught up with one of the performers, Zachary De Pue from the band Time for Three, a band whose music is difficult to classify. De Pue said all the members attended the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.
"And we met there and jammed together outside of our classical studies and training," he said. "Each one of us, in addition to classical music, had a background in different styles."
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Privately-run jails must now open up records
The Briscoe Western Art Museum just added another gallery and this one is outdoors. The grand opening of the one-third acre McNutt Courtyard on the east end of the Briscoe's Market Street museum on Thursday morning unveiled eight western sculptures.
I spoke to the museum's Executive Director Steven Karr about the process for finding the sculptures.
"It was really trying to find pieces that were emblematic of the American West," Karr said.
Emblematic, but, Karr hopes, not necessarily what you'd expect.
Once a military training ground, the Plaza de Armas building near City Hall is entering a new phase of its historic life.
On Thursday, city council members approved an amendment to the design-and-build contract, increasing the project's cost by $1.4 million for a total of $11 million. The council also voted in favor of Executive Chef Chuck Hernandez's restaurant, O'liva, being located within the complex of Plaza de Armas.
The Board of Directors for the Lower Colorado River Authority has approved the next phase of a downstream reservoir that will capture some of the water heading to Matagorda Bay.
This week, the LCRA board approved spending $17 million that will go toward finalizing the design of the reservoir in Wharton County.
The LCRA's Clara Tuma said the reservoir in the lower basin will provide fresh water to the Gulf Coast bays, as well as Texas rice farmers on the coastal plains.
Officials with the Texas Education Agency say 8th graders this year will be allowed to use calculator apps on a tablet during the math portion of their State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness end-of-course exam.
While to some it may not seem like a big deal, Debbie Ratcliffe with the TEA says it is, especially considering that no other standardized tests allow the use of apps during testing.