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Three men charged with arson The Pressbox owner appeals decision to demolish building By David Lias
Plain Talk The arrest last week of three men who allegedly are responsible for the fire that severely damaged The Pressbox in Vermillion apparently won��?t be the only court action involving the bar and grille located at 9 W. National St. Chad Gruenwaldt, managing member of a limited liability company that owns The Pressbox, has filed court documents seeking an appeal of a decision made by the Vermillion City Council earlier this year to demolish the fire-damaged structure. �? It is alleged that Nathanial Thomas, 21, and Jeremy Broomfield, 20, both of Sioux Falls; and James Broomfield, 21, of Vermillion; are responsible for starting the fire that severely damaged The Pressbox during the early morning hours of Sept. 29, 2008. An investigation determined that the fire was deliberately set. The three men were arrested by Vermillion police Thursday, July 16. Each suspect has been charged with reckless burning or exploding. The charge is a Class 4 felony that carries a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment in the state penitentiary. In addition, a fine of $20,000 may be imposed. Fire damage to the building is estimated at $287,000. The business has remained closed since the fire. The three men��?s initial court appearance is scheduled for Aug. 4 in front of Circuit Court Judge Tami Bern. They were held in the Clay County Jail Thursday, and on Friday were released on bond. So far, no hearing date has been set in circuit court for the Gruenwaldt��?s appeal of the city council decision. ��?We have agreed that the judge can set a hearing date,� said City Attorney Jim McCullough, ��?but we still haven��?t received word that it��?s been scheduled.� The Vermillion City Council decided to go ahead with its original plans to demolish The Pressbox following a lengthy meeting with Gruenwaldt��?s attorney, Michael Stevens of Yankton. In documents filed in Clay County Circuit Court in early June, Stevens notes that Gruenwaldt seeks to overturn the April 20 decision by the Vermillion City Council, acting as a board of appeals, to deny him an extension of time to repair The Pressbox. In court papers, Stevens claims that the city didn��?t present any documentation, drawings, pictures or other evidence to support its decision. Stevens also notes he was not given an opportunity to cross examine Farrel Christensen, the city��?s building and zoning official. The court papers also state that Gruenwaldt was denied due process, and that the city was aware that Gruenwaldt had received financing, but was still refused an extension of time to repair the building. ��?The Respondent (city of Vermillion) has no valid basis under law to deny the appeal and deny the approval of a building permit, variance or conditional use permit. Gruenwaldt is seeking a restraining order against the city to stop its plans to demolish The Pressbox building. He is also seeking a writ of mandamus commanding the city to issue the needed permits, variances, conditional use and extension of time needed to repair the building. The pending court appeal is the latest go-round between the city and Gruenwaldt since the fire. Last October, Christensen declared that the structure was a dangerous building and ordered it demolished by Dec. 15, 2008. Gruenwaldt appealed Christensen's ruling before the city council, acting as a board of appeals, on both Dec. 1, 2008 and Jan. 19. After conducting public hearings on those two dates, the aldermen determined The Pressbox should either be demolished or repaired by Gruenwaldt. Gruenwaldt was required to secure all needed permits for the building��?s repair within 60 days of the council��?s ruling. That 60-day time period ended March 23. The city contends that in all cases where repairs are to be made to a damaged building, they must comply with the city's code for construction of new buildings, mandatory provisions of city ordinances, including zoning provisions, and international zoning code. If an owner fails to take out required permits or a permit becomes void, the city is authorized to demolish the structure at the owner��?s expense. On March 20, Gruenwaldt applied for an extension and a building permit to repair The Pressbox. After reviewing the application, city officials issued a written decision denying the extension and permit application. Christensen points to six deficiencies in Gruenwaldt��?s application that left him no choice but to deny the extension and the building permit. In a letter to Gruenwaldt, Christensen wrote that Gruenwaldt failed to provide the city two copies of plans showing dimensions and shape of the lot to be built upon; the exact sizes and location on the lot of buildings already existing, if any, the location and dimensions of the proposed building or alternation; the materials of which it is to be constructed; and the details and type of construction to be used. All of those details, according to Christensen, are required by city ordinance. Instead, Gruenwaldt included a list of costs of proposed repairs to the building totaling $90,000. Gruenwaldt also disputed the need to submit plans and conform to current zoning regulations. Gruenwaldt provided the city with a copy of a structural design report, a copy of a letter he received from First National Bank requiring ��?a full set of building plans� before financing will be approved, the Clay County assessor��?s office replacement cost and square footage information, and first and second floor layouts with dimensions. Christensen noted that it would be unlawful for him to issue a building permit without plans required by city ordinance. Christensen also stated that Gruenwaldt's insurance company notes that repairs are required in virtually every room of The Pressbox, which is more than 5,000 square feet in area. Gruenwaldt had argued that his renovation project is exempt from any plan��?s requirement because the rehabilitation of the building would not entail more than 4,000 square feet. Christensen also pointed out, in his letter to Gruenwaldt, that a set back issue had arisen regarding The Pressbox because of non-comforming use. To battle that claim, Gruenwaldt is disputing whether his business was damaged more than 50 percent of its replacement cost in order to try to retain non-comforming use status. Christensen notes that a factual determination has been made stating that the fire damage to The Pressbox exceeds 50 percent of replacement cost. He also stated that Gruenwaldt never provided him with cost figures to repair the building, forcing him to rely on county assessor and insurance company figures. Gruenwaldt��?s proposed project does not comply with zoning regulations, and Christensen stated that variance, conditional use permits or amendment proceedings do not provide needed relief of that status. The dangerous building appeals decision gave Gruenwaldt 60 days to obtain a building permit and begin work, and in turn included the minimum requirements described above. ��?You have not met these minimum board of appeals requirements in the dangerous building appeal decision,� Christensen wrote to Gruenwaldt before the April hearing. Stevens noted last April that The Pressbox owner has had to deal with allegations that he may have started the fire. ��?Obviously, that didn��?t occur,� Stevens told the city council at April��?s meeting. ��?We have spent many hours fighting with the insurance company, and they have now just recently paid the policy.� Stevens noted that Gruenwaldt also has taken care of all of the debt owed on the premises, and has received financing to restore the building to its original condition. During the April 20 city council meeting, the aldermen agreed with Christensen��?s assessment, and decided that Gruenwaldt had failed to meet the requirements spelled out in city ordinances. That means Christensen��?s order, issued last October to have the building demolished, still stands as the city waits to hear more about the date for the pending court hearing when Gruenwaldt will appeal that decision. Attempts by the Plain Talk to reach Stevens for additional comment before presstime were unsuccessful.
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Expensive "vodka" water and unauthorized charges – Their "House Vodka" on rocks (ice) tastes like... water.... I could not taste any vodka in my drink. Zero. Days later they were trying to sneak in unauthorized charges on my card... Gonna call them about that!
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Just this past week my wife and I went to the Wild Hare downtown just like we used to do all of the time a few drinks and to order the Sweet and Spicy wings that we used to like.
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Love It! – I love the Wild Hare! All the people are friendly and make you feel almost at home. The best is to go during Carolina Football games! They go crazy in there! The atmosphere is awesome and food is great!
Love the food and the People. – I love the Wild Hare Sports Cafe. The food is awesome(esp. the Wings, Philly Cheese Steaks and the Country Fried Steak). Drink prices are awesome as well. The service is always great. I have never had a bad experience at any of The Wild Hare's. The owners are both good guys too. Go as often as you can, you wont be sorry!
Great food, good drinks, and loads of fun! – I've been going to trivia at Wild Hare for over two years now and have never had any problems. DoctorNo is just a sore loser as the owners have said. My team has been a regular now for two years, we are there nearly every Wednesday night, and we make the top three every week, get first or second place quite often and have never had any trouble.
In addition to a fun game of trivia on Wednesdays this place has GREAT food! The fajitas are out of the world (better than any "Mexican" place in town! The burgers are amazing, the wings are wonderful, and the 35 cent shrimp on Wednesday nights are great!
Drink prices are about good to average, right now the Wednesday night specials include $2.65 imports (draft and bottle) and $1.50 michelob ultra. They don't have the biggest selection in town or the best prices but it is still great! And they DO have some imports you aren't quite as likely to find elsewhere (one of my group's personal favorites is Leffe, a Belgian).
Oh, and for the LUNCH crowd: Don't write this place off as just a sports bar! Their blue plate special is a GREAT deal and the food is awesome! Check it out!
How can you go wrong with great food, great drinks, and a fun time? Way to go, Wild Hare!
Great place for trivia! – Dr. No was banned from trivia at the Wild Hare because he used the internet to get all the questions ahead of time. He also put up fliers in the Wild Hare selling the gift cards he won for half price. How dare you call someone gutless while insult me and my bar anonymously, you coward. If the Wild Hare was so bad how come you came back so often? Signed Chris Clark and Chris Kokolis, Owners
POOR LOSERS – The gutless tools that own this hole BANNED me from playing trivia for bar money because they say I win too much. Just a friendly warning to trivia buffs in the Columbia area, don't waste your time patronizing a place that discriminates based on your knowledge. There were plenty of ways they could have handled this in a manner that was fair, but to blackball someone because they are too good is ridiculous. Call up the managers and let them know. Be sure to ask for Stephanie, and be prepared for her rudeness.
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It wasn't the answer the dozens of children and other onlookers who gathered before dawn Saturday at the Lutz Children's Museum in Manchester wanted. But when Connecticut Chuckles VIII, the newly sworn-in state groundhog, poked her head out of her hole and saw her shadow ... well, what's a human to do but reluctantly put on his heavy coat and leather gloves and hope for the best.
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"Awesome disk cataloger"
Version: CDFinder 5.7.1
Fast, doesn't block while cataloging, reads XMP and IPTC, and makes very nice thumbnails.
OK, the user interface needs a bit of a lift, but this works MUCH better than all the other shiny tools that choke with serious amounts of data. Love it!
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Version: CDFinder 5.7
Catalogs the contents of your discs, including contents inside of archives like ZIP and SIT.
The catalogs work on Mac and PC (On PC you use the CDWinder version of the app). You can put the catalogs on a server, and you're set.
Can't really think of any.
The main thing is that it's cross-platform. It is reasonably lightweight and it gives you the ability to search all of your backups without having to physically touch or load your discs.
If you do backups, this is a great tool!
"It does the job."
Version: CDFinder 5.7
Does what it's supposed to do
I don't particularly care for the interface-too 'PC' like; something I have to check-does it automatically scan any removable device (external hard drive, CD's, DVD's, etc.)???
It does what it's supposed to do and I have used it for quite awhile now. Haven't found anything that does it better.
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I must say I'm very impressed. I thought Virtual Machines weren't recognized (cf. my previous post) but it was only a matter of deactivating an option in the preferences. I therefore correct my evaluation: this app rocks by all means and it undoubtedly deserves 5 stars. Also the developper's response is terrific.
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Thanks for the update!
I've been using this excellent app for many years without any problems at all.
Great GUI and speed!
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I use this for several years now, and have more than 5000 DVDs and CDs catalogued, along with 700 audio CDs and two dozen external hard drives.
I have no idea how I would ever find anything without CDFinder!
Now imagine my happy surprise when they added photo thumbnails with version 5, and the update was even for free!!!
I would love to see better cover templates in the future, the current ones look nice, but the text isn't placed nicely within them sometimes - but at least CDFinder CAN print cover inlays for me, and I need no other tool for that...
The ride to Leopard is a bit bumpy, but the excellent CDFinder tech support has helped me a great deal with it, and quickly so.
The alternatives I had tried are Neometric Catalog (shiny interface, but a rather bloated database and almost no features at all) and DiskLibrary (also a shiny interface, but no printing, displaying just a single preview at a time, and horribly slow at cataloging, as well as creating a huge database), but CDFinder beats them all hands-down in any category.
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im a 3d modeler i would like for the developer to consider previews to be available for various 3d formats(max/lws/c4d/obj/dxf/...etc). it would be simple to do since most 3d applications can save a preview picture along with the file...
"Keeps crashing when searching"
Version: CDFinder 5.0.2
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When searching on larger catalogs (eg DVDs), it keeps crashing.
This problem was in previous versions too.
Recatalogging doesn't solve it.
So quite unstable for its main function: catalogging and searching.
Same problem in the windows version cdwinder.
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Using it for several years now and it's getting better with every upgrade. Especially the preview feature is very helpful. It's easy to use, fast and never caused any trouble. Just love it!
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Not 100% perfect, but works great and fast. The new interface for version 5 seems a little clunky to me though. I get thrown off by the "column" look because you'd think it works like the Finder in column view but it doesn't.
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Many customers have asked us to support Outlook 2003 in order to help accelerate their migrations to Office 365. We have heard these requests loud and clear. In an effort to better facilitate the transition for our customers, we will now offer support for Office 365 customers connecting to Outlook 2003 via POP or IMAP. Outlook 2003 will only connect to Exchange Online via POP or IMAP, as MAPI-based connection is not possible with this client version and a cloud service. This Office 365 support does not impact the existing Outlook 2003 life cycle support policies in place.
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I'm confused - POP3 and IMAP are standard protocols which have been supported by Office 365 since day 1. This is how many legacy customers with Outlook 2003 have been connecting to Exchange Online.
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If you called Support prior to this announcement with an Exchange Online issue, and connected to the service via POP/IMAP with Outlook 2003, you would have had to reproduce the issue with Office 2007 or Office 2010 for Support to be able to open a ticket. Now, you won't need to reproduce the issue on another version of Office.
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I assume this is general IMAP and POP3 support so that any 3rd party software that need to communicate with Exchange Online can use any of these protocols? How about IMAPS and POP3S using SSL?
Tengo un problema con Outlook 2003 y Windows 7, lo estoy configurando via POP y si recibe correos pero no manda.
Es Windows 7 SP1 Office 2003 SP3, gracias por el apoyo
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I have a newer version of Office 365 on 2013 platform, and i have outlook 2003 clients with SP3. i want to configure outlook 2003 with POP account of newer version of office 365. Will it work ??? Office 365 on 2013 platform does it support outlook 2003 clients with SP3????
Please help..i am stuck with my migration
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My study abroad experience in Spain was life-changing. I used NRCSA to create my own summer program in Vitoria (the Basque Country), Madrid, and Barcelona. I got to experience three distinct regions of the country and their fascinating linguistic and cultural differences. I also made friends from around the world and greatly improved my Spanish while receiving nine upper division Spanish credit hours!
If you are adventurous, flexible, and independent, I would encourage you to design your own program by yourself or with NRCSA. I also highly recommend el Pais Vasco and Zador Language School as great places to study. Ultimately, my time in Spain made me more independent and adaptable to diverse cultures, and it helped prepared me (and my resume) for my current job in Korea.
Stephanie, Tennessee, studied at Valencia Polytechnic University in Spain.
Things are getting pretty crazy over here. Fallas is about to start. It is a festival that they have in Valencia every year. People party for five days straight! Also, they build these huge statues made out of cardboard and paper, and at the end of the week they torch them. Every day in the plaza a different company puts on a fire works show. It is during the day at exactly 2pm. Now I know what you are thinking: Fireworks in the day? It is amazing...your body feels like it is an earthquake. Since it is in the day time they go more for sound than flash. The fireworks last for at least five minutes. It is a constant ear-ringing noise. It is going to be very exciting in the up-coming week.
This past weekend I went to Madrid. It is a nice place to visit for a few days, but I would not want to live there. There were a lot of tourists there and it seems to be a bit more dangerous than Valencia, but of course it is a huge city and that is usually the case. We went to the Prado and Reina Sofia Museums and they were fantastic! Yeah...I'm a big dork, but hey...it is super cool to see a painting in your art appreciation book and then to see the real thing live and in person. We walked around the city and went to all the major tourist sites.
There is great food in Madrid, but for me, there is great food everywhere. Valencia is famous for its paella. This dish consists of very delicious rice mixed with your choice of chicken or seafood. It is wonderful. There are not as many mullets in Madrid so that was a little refreshing, but the style here compared to the states is very different.
I have really enjoyed working with the Magellan Program and would recommend it to anyone!
Matt, Tennessee, studied at ESC-Rennes in France
It's late January and I have been here for over a week; it will still be a couple of days before I can move into my apartment. I have been living in a youth hostel (not the best place in the world to sleep at night) but I know that there are some students in Rennes who allow incoming exchange students to stay with them while the visiting students search for an apartment. It is really important to contact the Come On Team well in advance to locate a place to live. The Come On Team needs some time, but they will find a place that is nice and in a good area of town. Most landlords require a security deposit of two months rent--payable in cash, usually. So the important thing is to make contact early!
Anthony, studied in Costa Rica through NRCSA
Studying abroad is the best way to gain experience at becoming better at Spanish. Going abroad definitely helped my Spanish speaking and listening skills. Also with going abroad you gain information about the cultures and get to see and live that culture daily.
William, studied in Spain through NRCSA
Studying abroad is a great challenge for people who want to excel in language and culture. I would advise people to learn about the country of which they are going to before they go over-seas. I felt a big culture shock for the first couple weeks but eventually I got used to the European lifestyle.
I studied at the Enforex Language School. The first day of class was tough because the teachers only speak in Spanish and the textbooks are all in Spanish. The classes are very interactive but tend to be a little long.
Spain was one the best experiences of my life. I had a great time meeting new people, eating great food, and exploring the city. Some of the cities I visited were Madrid, Barcelona, Toledo, and Segovia. A big advantage is that the countries in Europe are so close to each other, and that you get a chance to visit other countries (France, Italy, Holland, Germany..etc). Be warned that the cost of living tends to be more expensive than in the US. I would definitely go back again when I get a chance.
Traniece, studied in The Netherlands through The Magellan Exchange
I'm so glad I did it, and not just because it was cheaper for me to go to Europe for a semester than it was for me to study here. I'd always wanted to travel, and this was just a great opportunity and experience.
With no campus housing at Hogeschool Zuyd, where I studied while in the Netherlands, all the school's foreign exchange students were housed on the same floor of a nearby hotel. There were students from Spain, France, Slovakia, China, Belgium and several other countries all living near each other. Because of our shared experience, I became friends with several of the other exchange students — including another student from TTU who, even though we were from the same campus, I didn't know until we met there.
Classmates in several courses found that the academic environment in the Netherlands was much more relaxed than in the United States. When we get our course schedule here, we know what days and times our classes will meet throughout the semester, but it wasn't as definite there. Sometimes, a class would meet several times a week, other times it would meet only once a week, and occasionally, it would go for a week or longer without meeting.
On those occasions, my friends and I spent our spare time traveling. I made a list of all the places I wanted to visit while I was over there, and of all the places I wrote down, there was only one — Berlin — that I didn't make it to. As well as visiting Amsterdam and Rotterdam in the Netherlands, I also traveled to Rome and Vatican City, Slovakia, Prague and the Czech Republic, Paris, London, Munich and Belgium. The personal traveling I did while I was there was as much of an educational experience as anything else. I often found myself thinking, 'This is something I've seen before in books, and now here I am — standing right in front of it.'
It's an experience that I definitely wouldn't trade for anything in the world and one that I would highly recommend to anyone who's interested in seeing more of what the world has to offer.
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D.F. to Zuyd University, The Netherlands
Was very pleased with all aspects of the exchange..."It was simply tremendous... Arrangements were handled in an efficient manner and host at ZU was wonderful. I learned a lot about European views and culture as well as the European approach to the same problems that are facing American business professionals. I will highly recommend the exchange to my students and faculty colleagues alike.
M.L. to Rovaniemi, Finland
More preliminary information would have been helpful; not enough details were provided on materials/levels/topics which the host institution desired. Accommodations were moderately satisfactory (no specific comments). Presentations appeared to be relevant and appropriate. The experience contributed to my frofessional development and was a worthwhile social-cultural experience. I am more interested in encouraging students to participate.
C.L.C. to Zuyd University, The Netherlands & Satakunta University, Finland
I had high expectations, but my experiences far exceeded those expectations. The accommodations and arrangements made by the host institutions were superb. I forged new friendships and gained greater understanding of their cultures and institutions. My participation in the exchange program will have a profound effect on the course of my career.


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Overview - The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism (KDWPT) own and operate a mobile aquarium (MA). The purpose of the MA is to increase public awareness and appreciation of Kansas' fisheries resources, increase interest and participation in recreational fishing, and aid KDWPT in staying connected with the citizen's of Kansas. The MA is 40 foot long and holds 3,200 gallons.
The Milford Fish Hatchery is home to the MA and the MA display fish. At events across the state of Kansas, the MA displays many Kansas sportfish and non-game fish. Species typically on display include; largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, white bass, striped bass, hybrid striped bass (wiper), bluegill, green sunfish, longear sunfish, channel catfish, blue catfish, flathead catfish, buffalo, common carp, walleye, sauger, saugeye, redear sunfish, black crappie, white crappie, longnose gar, spotted gar, freshwater drum and many more. All MA fish, except for the stripers, were collected from Kansas waters using standard fisheries science collection techniques. The striped bass on display are the broodstock that the Milford hatchery uses to make all of the stripers and wipers that we stock throughout Kansas. Fisheries biologists are on hand at MA events passing out literature, talking with you the public, and demonstrating fishing techniques from the MA's casting platform.
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I bought this dress in black. I usually buy a large but because of the dolman sleeves (which can sometimes make the bust area appear baggy) I ordered this one in medium. This dress is great. It does fit a bit snug across the behind but that is one of the only good features I have left and my husband loves it. Thanks Brian! Another winner.
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Horrid fit and fabric, it's going back.
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I have this dress in the black print size medium. I am 5 ft 1 and the length is good for me. It fis well everywhere and looks great with heels as well as high boots. I tried it in a black size large and it was quite long on me so I returned it. I love the print on this dress. I might order it in the black size medium if it becomes available.


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U.S. Army Lt. Col. Robert Brown and Command Sgt. Maj. Robert L. Wilson uncase the squadron's colors at a transfer of authority ceremony on Forward Operating Base Bostick in Kunar province, Afghanistan, June 20, 2009. The 4th Infantry Division's 3rd Battalion, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, took over operations in eastern Nuristan province, Afghanistan. Brown is commander for the 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, and Wilson is the senior enlisted advisor.
U.S. Army photo by Spc. Eugene Cushing
U.S. Marines and Malaysian soldiers conduct physical training aboard the amphibious dock landing ship USS Harpers Ferry during Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training Malaysia 2009 in the South China Sea, June 27, 2009. The Marines are assigned to the 24th Marine Regiment. The exercise is held annually in Southeast Asia to strengthen relationships and enhance the operational readiness of the participating forces.
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U.S. Army Capt. Steven Kendall presents a partnership certificate to Iraqi Army Lt. Col. Hillal at a ceremony to mark what Iraqis are calling National Sovereignty Day in Majaar Al Kabir, Iraq, June 30, 2009. Following the ceremony, Kendall's unit vacated its combat outpost at a defunct sugar factory while Iraqi soldiers moved in. Kendall, a company commander, is assigned to Company B, 4th Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment.
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Muhammad Shia, Maysan provincial governor, right, and U.S. Army Col. Peter Newell talk to Iraqi media in Majaar Al Kabir, Iraq, June 30, 2009. Iraqi soldiers replaced U.S. soldiers at their combat outpost on the outskirts of town during the implementation of the Status of Forces Agreement. The U.S. soldiers are assigned to the 1st Armored Division's 4th Brigade, commanded by Newell.
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Amphibious assault vehicles transport U.S. Marines and Malaysian soldiers along Resang Beach during Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training Malaysia, an amphibious landing exercise in the South China Sea, June 29, 2009. The annual bilateral exercise held in Southeast Asia is designed to strengthen relationships and enhance the operational readiness of participating forces.
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U.S. Army Capt. Andrew Salmo, center, answers questions from evacuees before moving them during a noncombatant evacuation training exercise conducted by the 82nd Airborne Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Camp Mackall, N.C., June 25, 2009. Salmo is the commander of Company A., 1st Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment. The exercise tested the unit's ability to deploy on short notice to help evacuate American citizens and others trapped in a war-torn third-world country.
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U.S. Navy sailors prepare to raise an aircraft barricade during flight deck drills aboard the aircraft carrier USS George Washington in the Pacific Ocean, June 26, 2009. Aircraft barricades are used to assist damaged aircraft in landing safely on the flight deck. The George Washington is underway supporting security and stability in the western Pacific Ocean on her first summer deployment from Yokosuka, Japan.
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Wounded warriors U.S. Army Sgt. Brandon Deaton and Sgt. Christopher A. Burrell sign their names on the "Warriors Wall," a place where soldiers can leave comments, during a tour of the Air Force Theater Hospital on Joint Base Balad, Iraq June 25, 2009. Deaton and Burrell, both wounded in combat in Iraq, were among six soldiers given an opportunity to return and see the changes made.
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Robert Brenner, a UCLA professor of history and author of, most recently, "The Economics of Global Turbulence," shares his long- and short-run analyses of the post-WWII world economy.
Although former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan "never announced it," he tried twice to shake the U.S. economy out of a decades-long slump, UCLA historian Robert Brenner told an audience of about 60 people at UCLA on Jan. 11, 2007. Even while deriding the "irrational exuberance" that produced the stock market bubble of the second half of the 1990s, Greenspan encouraged it with monetary policy. He "exploited the wealth effect of asset prices" in an attempt to get firms to invest and households to consume, putting downward pressure on interest rates whenever "the stock market seemed jittery." This was Stock Market Keynesianism, according to Brenner, and a "new macroeconomic method of management" for priming various economic pumps.
Brenner saw a similarly Keynesian motive in Greenspan's encouragement, with still easier credit, of the housing bubble of the last several years. However, he finds little evidence that the successive interventions accomplished anything of durable value, against a forbidding backdrop of global economic stagnation since 1973. The talk, one in a series of book discussions, was sponsored by the UCLA Center for European and Eurasian Studies. UC-Berkeley Professor of Geography Richard Walker served as discussant, offering a detailed consideration of Brenner's long-term analysis. Walker's remarks are not included in this podcast.
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Four wheel drive trucks from all around Northeast Michigan made their way to Optimist Acres at the corner of M-32 and Herron Road last weekend to run their trucks through an obstacle course and two 150-foot long mud bogs.
Featured were a shallow bog for the lighter class trucks and a deeper bog for the super modified 4-wheel drives. The event got under way around 1 p.m. with the obstacle course. There were only two trucks signed up for the obstacle course so they ran the course to test their own skills and let the audience see how it works.
In the Mud Bog there were 35 to 40 trucks entered in seven different classes from stock to super modified. The classes are based on wheel size, clearance and other factors.
The lower classes ran through a shallower mud bog, while the big super modified trucks ran in the deeper pit. If the trucks make it all the way through the pit, they are placed based on time to get through. If they don't make it all the way through, they are placed based on the distance traveled.
The first, second and third place winners in each class are as follows:
In what has become an annual part of the Mud Bog, a dash for cash also was held. Four different age groups ran through the Mud Bog on foot to see who could get to the $50 bill waiting at the end of the bog. There were a lot of dirty kids, and adults after, but 4 fast mud dashers were $50 richer.


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- " Our host was fantastic and gave us a lot of great information. "
- 02 Mar 2014 Emily USA
- " Kurt (the caretaker of the hostel) was the best host I have ever met! Always friendly and helpful, regardless what we asked about. We stayed in the room on the 1st floor. We had our own bathroom. The room is very basic, but has everything you need - 2 comfy beds. The common kitchen and the terrace on the top floor is also very good to have, even though there could be some extra saucepans provided for the future. You can definitely chill out on the terrace after your days spent on the road! "
- 18 Oct 2013 Dora Hungary
- " The hostel was exactly what I was looking for - a great base for exploring Valetta. "
- 19 Aug 2013 Anonymous Ireland
- " Nice place to stay! Thank you Kurt for your hospitality! "
- 12 Aug 2013 Anonymous Italy
- " The breakfast could be a bit more variegated, not only toast and one sort of muesli. And the fridge could be cleaner. Apart from this I had a pleasant stay in consideration of the price. "
- 28 Jul 2013 Elisabeth Germany
- " This hostel is like a museum - full of old and interesting things - that adds to the athmosphere. It's very different from any other hostel that have been to. That itself is worth a stay here. It's also located in a calm and quiet area. I would return to this hostel if I ever come back to Valletta. "
- 07 Jun 2013 Jan Sweden
- " I stayed at Palazzo Sant Ursula recently as a solo traveller and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The host, Kurt, is excellent and very helpful. The location is great for exploring Valetta and the roof terrace is a great place to sit and read in the sun. This place had everything I needed and i'd come back. "
- 20 May 2013 Anonymous England
- " A Great place to stay. If you want to inhale Malta/Valetta, stay in this beautiful old building in the heart of Valletta. I have never sleept in such an historical, original house with such a great host. To be honest i have been in cleaner places, but still it was clean enough for me and my gilrfriend. The rooftop terrace ist breathtaking. (There's also a kitchen you can use) "
- 14 May 2013 Anonymous Austria
- " I hate to write comments. And I loved the Palazzo and its Staff. The house has the atmosphere of a museum and starting in the entrance up to the hall and the wonderful rooftop it feels like entering a different time. For your money you get the charme of the past and the comfort of the present. Kurt and his wife are extraordinary hosts, helpfull with whatever their guests might need and also very interesting people. I have stayed in a lot of different hostels: his is one of the best!! "
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The results of a UK-based study on immediate relatives of people with type 1 diabetes indicate that those who have only islet cell antibodies (ICA) are at lower risk for type 1. Those with more than one antibody or genetic marker, however, are more likely to develop the disease.
Although previous studies were of 5 years' duration or less, this one followed some subjects for up to 18 years.
A total of 4,423 first-degree relatives were recruited for the test. After testing, 147 were found to have high ICA levels of 20 JDF U (Juvenile Diabetes Foundation units) or more. Of the 147, 29 developed type 1 diabetes after a median of 3.2 years (the maximum was 18.1 years). The risk of developing type 1 within 15 years was only 2.8 percent for those with ICA alone. For relatives who tested positive for more than one autoantibody marker, the risk was 66 percent.
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