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The man involved in a fight outside of an East Alton bar in May, has died of his injuries.
Randy Baze was involved in the altercation outside of The Airliner Bar and Grill. Baze was severely injured when he fell in the parking lot and hit his head. The Post-Dispatch reports that Baze recently underwent surgery for the injuries, but never recovered from the procedure.
The Madison County Sheriff's Department says the fight was caught on video and it appears Baze hit the other man first. With Baze's death, the Sheriff does plan to submit the case to the state's attorney and charges could possibly be filed.
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TROY, Mo. (AP) - One carnival worker is badly injured and another in jail following an altercation in eastern Missouri.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that 25-year-old Clint Carelse of South Africa allegedly got into a fight with the victim late Tuesday at the Troy Fairgrounds in Lincoln County. The 22-year-old victim, also from South Africa was stabbed in the abdomen. He is hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
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Lawmakers on Friday sent the Republican governor two anti-abortion bills, one banning the procedure as early as six weeks into a pregnancy and another prohibiting women from having the procedure because a fetus has a genetic defect, such as Down syndrome. They would be the most restrictive abortion laws in the U.S
Abortion-rights activists have promised a legal battle over the measures if they become law. But supporters of the bills say their goal is to challenge the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion up until a fetus is considered viable, usually at 22 to 24 weeks
Unlike other states, North Dakota isn't looking at budget cuts. The state actually has a budget surplus nearing $2 billion, thanks to new-found oil wealth. Record oil production has made North Dakota the nation's No. 2 oil producer behind Texas.
But that oil wealth has come at a price: increased crime, shortages of housing, greater costs for road repairs and other infrastructure improvements. Democratic Sen. Mac Schneider, an attorney from Grand Forks, said the Legislature should focus on those needs instead of "expensive and potentially protracted abortion litigation."
"There hasn't been near enough attention given to the costs as we've debated these issues. We need to be honest with taxpayer funds and that is: We will be spending money on attorneys," Schneider said.
But Rep. Bette Grande, a Republican from Fargo who introduced the measures, said the budget surplus wasn't part of the equation for her.
"I don't look at it from the financial side of things," Grande told The Associated Press on Friday. "I look at it from the life side of things."
Grande told lawmakers earlier in the week that fears about a legal challenge shouldn't prevent them from strengthening North Dakota's already strict abortion laws.
Gov. Jack Dalrymple hasn't said anything to indicate he would veto the measures, and the bills have enough support in each chamber for the Republican-controlled Legislature to override him. The Senate overwhelmingly approved the bills Friday, and the House passed them last month. The votes were largely on party lines, with Republicans supporting the measures and Democrats opposing them.
The state's only abortion clinic is in Fargo, and abortion-rights advocates say the measures are meant to shut it down. They urged Dalrymple to veto the bills.
The American Civil Liberties Union called the measures "extreme" and noted that many women don't realize they are pregnant until after six weeks.
"In America, no woman, no matter where she lives, should be denied the ability to make this deeply personal decision," ACLU executive director Anthony Romero said in a statement.
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Eleven St. Charles West High School students are suspended for their involvement in a brawl Friday that began on Twitter. Superintendent Jeff Marion says some male students exchanged words with some male students from the Ferguson-Florissant School District using the social networking site.
Two St. Charles students helped orchestrate the brawl, and let four teens who were not students in the district into the building just as classes were dismissing for the day. Six teens were arrested after the fight. Of the 11 suspended Monday, six were female; all the students were ages 15 to 17.
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Police say the mob ran into the school about 2:30 p.m. Friday as classes were ending for the day. Witnesses said the group began fighting in the lobby, but it's not clear if they were targeting a St. Charles West student. Two school district employees were hurting trying to break up the fight. One juvenile, whose identity wasn't immediately clear, was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Perhaps revealing that a single box existed in the system to determine you're 'threat' meant telling terrorists how to possibly hack the system?
boggles the mind.
Well, it's like child porn. There is no legal instance of it. Ditto with torture. Of course for first hand information we could go look at the tapes of the torture...oh wait.
Innocent until proven guilty, but that doesn't mean we don't get to connect the dots in coverage that make it seem damned likely crimes were committed.
Indeed. You don't force the, ahem, 'perp' to delete the evidence of his crime. (that said evidence was also evidence of ANOTHER actual crime we'll just leave out for the moment)
That is quite clearly destruction of evidence. Worse, if you make him delete it and THEN charge him, you've violated due process AND made it likely the 'perp' doesn't get charged since there's no evidence...
well, 2 big hills anyway :)
Considering the loudest proponents of 'he should be charged' are the ones who implicitly and explicitly condoned torture..i.e. the Gov't I won't put too much stock in what the public thinks about the issue.
Signed up for one about a week after the Snowden relevations broke.
Still use email and other media, but the VPN was directly because I want to make it harder to sniff my day to day traffic.
Does it 'protect' me? Nope, and I'm not expecting secrecy from it...just 'privacy' which is reasonable.
Exactly, there are still 'searches' being done against 'everybody' which is the main problem.
Maybe you could call this a small step forward but a pen-register isn't a 'search against' (the Rep's actual words), it's a list of who called/was called by a specific number. It's a, wait for it, register (or log) of activity. Not a search against EVERYTHING.
I suggest you use NoScript which can block all scripts by default. I then enable them one by one (once!) until the site performs acceptably.
ShareThis and PostRelase aren't allowed to run for me (on Firefox ) :)
Yep, my thoughts exactly. Too often we get PR spin of 'completely secure' when everybody knows it's not.
maybe from Dish's perspective, but not from their *customers*.
That said, Tivo still totally allows you to program a 30 second skip into it. Watch show, click 6 times, continue watching show.
Sadly, an Aereo win will also reinforce the 'legality' of requiring a separate antenna for every subscriber. Time to buy stock in whoever makes them :)
"appears to have chosen to withhold information from Congress which the DOJ -- and, we must assume, DHS -- has determined was appropriate to share with the American public"
We 'the public' have the same problem when *you* get information and it's deemed 'we' aren't allowed the same access.
The point was you can't reasonably weigh whether there is 'sufficient' evidence in 52 seconds. Hell it would take longer to 'read' the evidence than that.
"if production of the information were to wait until the specific identifier connected to an international terrorist group were determined, most of the historical connections (the entire purpose of this authorization) would be lost"
Well yes, you don't to go back in time and find out what someone you just met today did last year.
And even this is ridiculous since the phone companies keep records for a significant amount of time themselves.
Wish I could start a phone company that expressly DIDN'T log anything. It certainly 'could' to comply with legal requests, but by default nothing is logged. sigh.
You do realize that if we'd simply left the Clinton tax rates in place the 'debt', not the deficit would have been paid off by now right?
Obviously deciding to fight a massive world wide war plus the costs of data centers in Utah and everywhere else the NSA lives would impact that some. However, it's a far cry from CUTTING taxes while at the same time massively increasing spending which is exactly what Bush Jr. did. Fiscal conservative my ass.
That's why you have oversight. People who get paid to watch the watchers. Checks n balances etc. It's doable if people want it to be done.
I do admit there will be an increase in accidents - due to lack of training and inconsistent implementation.
Look at the costs of a t-bone collision versus a relatively low mph rear end and the savings are obvious.
The 'conflict of interest' goes away when it's run by the local gov't or are you saying there's a conflict of interest in cops doing their jobs too?
Initial rollouts of these systems had built in conflict of interests, i.e. the contractor getting paid 'per ticket'. Most of that has been fixed as it's been brought to light. It *should* be a fairly flat fee to change out the film based on hours worked rather than anything to do with tickets issued/rejected etc.
Does not make a technology bad. Red light cameras save lives and costs. Now, simply dropping a new technology into a system and expecting users to use it 'correctly' is a fools paradise.
We already don't train people to drive in the US. Now we expect them to shift behaviors overnight when the corrective force is applied weeks later if at all.
You're going to get an increase in rear end collisions, that much is obvious. Over time as people become aware of these cameras behaviors will change and things will improve.
Perhaps rather than have contractors running these things, with all the apparent conflicts of interest, we should just let the local governments do it?
Definitely. Especially the ones in Alexandria, VA!
One word. Netflix.
every single movie can be found elsewhere on the web. Yet Netflix provides and easy to use, 'safe' and widely available service to find and provide access to movies.
As Mike said, you pay for that service because it 'adds' value.


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Bad diet: Pacific birds eating increasing amount of plastic
It's a sad fact that many bird species have a propensity for eating plastic. Given the amount of trash strewn throughout the world's oceans, there's no shortage of the stuff for animals to choke down. As reported by Treehugger, a new study by a team of American and Canadian scientists has found that seabirds of the North Pacific are consuming alarming amounts of plastic that rank among the highest rates in the world.
"The results are troubling," said Stephanie Avery-Gomm, an author of the study who along with five other scientists analyzed 67 dead seabirds (known as Northern Fulmars) found on shores from Long Beach all the way up to British Columbia and Vancouver Island. "The large amount of plastic ingested by fulmars from the eastern North Pacific are approaching the high levels which have been documented previously in the historically polluted North Sea, where fulmars have been used as an indicator species of ocean health for decades… It is safe to say, based on earlier studies from the North Pacific, plastic ingestion in Northern Fulmars, and therefore plastic pollution, has increased in the North Pacific over the past forty years."


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Today at the Qt Developer Days, Matthias Ettrich of Qt Software, formerly Trolltech, announced a new development environment for Qt Software called Greenhouse. The Qt Developer Days are being held in Munich from October 14 through 15.
The alpha version of the Qt IDE should appear in a few weeks, having ripened over the last three or so years in the Trolltech labs in Oslo and Berlin. In his keynote at the conference, Matthias Ettrich, R&D head at QT Software in Germany, explains, "We might see a chance for emacs and vi users to see beyond the edges of their noses," meaning that the development environment is more like an editor to make purists feel more at home. The Qt idea wizards enhanced the editor interface with selected features and the entire package with debugger, compiler and, naturally, Qt.
The IDE is based on a window concept whereby the developer can mask out any undesirable view. He can also set the editor window as full screen. The purist design criteria was clearly a factor in the visual effects and functions. The editing window easily opens up the help documentation in a separate, neighboring frame marked with the class name. Text just edited is marked with red change bars that change to green when the changes are saved. Syntax errors are underlined in red and a mouseover shows the possible error sources.
In an interview with Linux Magazine Online, Greenhouse developers Thomas Strehl and Eike Ziller especially lauded the application's search function. Strehl is one of the two idea generators for the development environment. A search field that would, for example, be in the upper right corner of the Thunderbird mail client application, serves as a "quickopener" to bring code building blocks into the current project or offers access to concurrently opened data. Even in the code text itself, the Quickfinder can jump to specific text strings and show the line numbers as in vi. The IDE can be keyboard driven so that you define your own shortcuts: a tribute to keyboard control fans.
"We want to make the development environment as clear and simple as possible," says Thomas Strehl in the interview. The IDE should not in any way compete with environments such as Eclipse, and Greenhouse addresses certain Eclipse liabilities such as a five-minute load time or the complicated and unintuitive framework that often scares away users. Greenhouse rather is not as overladen and should simply be an editor "whose feature is that it has no features," as Eike Ziller points out. The Qt IDE should also not try to hide anything from developers, such as executing buildsteps without clarifying how to change them. The business model behind QT Greenhouse is the idea of a small, slim text editor under the developer's complete control.
The Greenhouse concept was born three years ago on a "creative Friday," as Thomas Strehl says, explaining that at Qt Software (at that time Trolltech) workers had a four-day work week, with Fridays reserved for new ideas and projects. It took three years of these creative Fridays to make the project a reality. In a few weeks the alpha version should be ready for downloading.
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"We sent our best and brightest, our sons and daughters, to other states," Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said. "We couldn't offer them the best career opportunities."
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New national rankings of metro areas have New Orleans in the top 12 for growth.
Michael Hecht is the President and CEO of Greater New Orleans, Inc. He is celebrating the rankings. Hecht says it's based on population and GDP growth in the region.
Bloomberg Rankings and Nikhil Hutheesing say on the Bloomberg website that the New Orleans-Metairie-Kenner area is #2 on the list of Top American Boomtowns.
"The area is growing as it rebuilds from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Tourism is booming, and the New Orleans area gained more residents than any other in the U.S. from 2007 to 2011," The article states. "The population rose to 1.2 million in 2012, and there's plenty of job growth in heavy construction and even the television and motion picture industry, according to New Orleans demographer Allison Plyer. The unemployment rate, at 5.9 percent, is below the national average."
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The Fingerprint Bureau will take fingerprints of members of the public who are currently residing in the UK, where you require 'police clearance' or 'good conduct' certificates from abroad
We do not have any authority to take prints for passports or renewals of passports. You should be redirected back to your embassy who will arrange this for you.
If you require a UK police clearance check, contact Disclosure and Barring Service (previously called CRB).
Contact ACRO if you require a Subject Access Request or a Police Certificate for Immigration Visa Purposes.
How to book an appointment
Contact the Thames Valley Police Fingerprint Bureau Tenprint Team on 01865 855609 between the hours of 8.30am and 9.30pm Monday to Friday, and 10am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday.
Appointments start at 8.30am and run until 12.00pm every Thursday Morning. Bookings are strictly by appointment only and are about 30 minutes long.
To have your fingerprints taken, you will need to travel to:
Thames Valley Police Headquarters North, Oxford Spires Business Park, Langford Lane, Kidlington, Oxfordshire, OX5 1NZ.
(There is Visitor Car Park available with reserved spaces for this service)
This service is not available at your local Police Station.
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- Please bring any other documentation that you may have received in connection with the taking of your fingerprints.
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BADRINATH, "Lord of the Berries", just 40km from the Tibetan border, is the most popular of Garhwal's four main pilgrimage temples, and one of Hinduism's holiest sites. It was founded by Shankara in the ninth century, not far from the source of the Alaknanda, the main tributary of the holy Ganges. Although the temple boasts a dazzling setting, deep in a valley beneath the sharp snowy pyramid of Nilkantha (6558m), the town that has grown up around it is grubby and unattractive. All motorized transport from Joshimath is obliged to move in convoys; a gate system controls traffic in each direction, in two equal 24-kilometre stages – the first between Joshimath and Pandukeshwar, the second between Pandukeshwar and Badrinath. Several convoys leave Joshimath each day, the first at 6.30am and the last at 4.30pm. At night the road is closed, and Badrinath itself remains closed from mid-November to early April.
Badrinath is still presided over by a Nambudiri brahmin from Kerala – the Rawal, who also acts as the head priest for Kedarnath. According to myth, the two temples were once close enough together for the priest to worship at both on the same day. The temple itself, also known as Badri Narayan, is dedicated to Vishnu, who is said to have done penance in the mythical Badrivan ("Forest of Berries") that once covered the mountains of Uttarakhand. Unusually, it is made of wood; the entire facade is repainted each May, once the snow has receded and the temple opens for the season. From a distance, its bright colours, which contrast strikingly with the concrete buildings, snowy peaks and deep blue skies, resemble a Tibetan gompa; there's some debate as to whether the temple was formerly a Buddhist shrine. Inside, where photography is strictly taboo, the black stone image of Badri Vishal is seated like a bodhisattva in the lotus position (some Hindus regard Buddha as an incarnation of Vishnu). Pandas (pilgrim priests) sit around the cloisters carrying on the business of worship and a booth enables visitors to pay in advance for darshan (devotional rituals) chosen from a long menu.
This site, on the west bank of the turbulent Alaknanda, may well have been selected because of the sulphurous Tapt Kund hot springs on the embankment right beneath the temple, which are used for ritual bathing. Immediately south of the temple, the old village of Badrinath is still there, its traditional stone buildings and a small market seeming like relics from a bygone age. The main road north of Badrinath heads into increasingly border-sensitive territory, but visitors can normally take local buses and taxis 4km on to the end of the road where the intriguing Bhotia village of Mana nestles – check the current situation before setting out. It's also possible to walk to Mana along a clear footpath by the road. The village itself consists of a warren of small lanes and buildings piled virtually on top of each other; the local Bhotia people, Buddhists of Tibetan origin who formerly traded across the high Mana Pass, now tend livestock and ponies and sell yak meat and brightly coloured, handmade carpets. Past the village and over a natural rock bridge, a path leads up the true left bank of the river towards the mountain of Satopanth (7075m), to the base of the impressive high waterfall of Vasudhara, considered to be the source of the Alaknanda. Walking time is just an hour and a half and, unusually, there are no chai stalls en route.


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Tim Wise was named Yale's Robert J.H. Kiphuth Head Coach of Men's Swimming and Diving on May 6, 2010. Wise had been an assistant coach at Yale for 12 seasons prior to that.
In 2011-12, Wise's second season at the helm, the Bulldogs made dramatic progress. He led the team to a 6-2 record, setting eight school records in the process. Yale also had a pair of swimmers compete at the 2012 United States Olympic Trials.
Under Wise, the Bulldogs have also enjoyed academic success. They have had the best grade-point average in the country for four straight semesters.
During his tenure as an assistant to Frank Keefe, Wise helped Yale swimmers set 22 university records and win 16 individual and two relay Ivy League Championship titles. In addition, two of his swimmers competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials. Wise was responsible for the sprinters starting in 2004, and they accounted for more than 50 percent of Yale's points at the Ivy League Championships during his time coaching them.
Alex Righi became one of the most decorated swimmers in Yale history under Wise's guidance. Righi, an 11-time All-American, won the Moriarty Trophy as the Swimmer of the Meet at the Ivy League Championships three times and finished second in both the 50 and 100 freestyles at the NCAA Championships as a junior and tied the American record in the 50 freestyle as a senior.
While at Yale, Wise also serves as the head coach of the Omni Swim Club, a Yale-based USA Swimming club. He was named the 2008 Connecticut Swimming Senior Coach of the Year.
Prior to Yale, Wise served as the head coach at Southern Connecticut State University, where he guided the Owls to a 21-9 dual-meet record in the New England Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Conference. He also has experience as an assistant coach at Texas A&M and Arizona State.
Wise is a 1993 Southern Connecticut State graduate. He lives in Wethersfield, Conn., with his wife, Lisa, and children Matt and Katie.
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Kevin Norman joined the Yale swimming coaching staff in August of 2010.
Norman came to Yale from the University of the South, where he was an assistant coach, helping both the men's and women's teams to top-four finishes at the SCAC Championships. The Tigers finished the year with 14 All-Conference performances and an NCAA Division III All-American. In addition, Norman led the team's strength and conditioning program and worked with all swimmers, particularly focusing on the distance group. In 2008-09, he was a volunteer assistant at Yale, while also serving as an assistant coach for the Omni Swim Club. In his season at Yale, Norman coached the Bulldogs at the ECAC Championships where they finished eighth with just 10 swimmers.
Norman is a 2006 graduate of North Carolina-Wilmington where he served as captain of the swimming team and helped the Seahawks to four consecutive Colonial Athletic Association championships. He earned the Seahawk Award as a senior for his leadership skills before spending another year in Wilmington as a strength and conditioning intern and student-assistant coach. Following graduation, he earned his M.S. in exercise science-human performance at Southern Connecticut in 2009.
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Chris Bergère, who spent eight years at the helm of the diving program at the University of Michigan, was named the men's and women's diving coach at Yale in the fall of 2010. Bergère helped the Wolverine men's program to seven top-10 national finishes in swimming and diving during his tenure and was named the Big Ten Women's Diving Coach of the Year in 2008.
With the Michigan men, Bergère coached Jason Coben to the 2003 NCAA platform diving championship, the first in school history. Coben won the platform diving title and was named the Big Ten Conference Diver of the Championships in both 2003 and 2004. The Wolverines claimed three Big Ten championships during his tenure.
The women's swimming and diving program twice finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships during his coaching career and claimed the 2004 conference title. Bergère helped Elyse Lee qualify for three straight NCAA Championships during her career, capping it with All-America honorable mention in the one-meter springboard with a 14th-place finish at the 2008 NCAAs.
On the international scene, Bergère led the United States diving team at the 2009 World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia. It marked the second time he coached the national team at that level (2003). He was a diving coach at the 2004 Olympic Trials.
Bergère joined the Michigan coaching staff following 17 years as the head men's and women's diving coach (1986-2002) at his alma mater, LaSalle University. He was named the conference's Diving Coach of the Year eight times during his tenure with the Explorers, including four straight seasons from 1999 through 2002. Bergère was asked to lead the LaSalle program immediately following his graduation in 1986 with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in personnel and labor relations and marketing.


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Happy pet owners have an outlook on life that includes a special role for their pets. These people make sure owning animals feels good. We watch and admire from afar, but in fact, we all can stand to learn from their regular habits and "way of being." The following are 10 things happy pet owners make a habit of doing:
Devoted — set aside time together. "I think to be a happy pet owner you have to make your pets part of the family," said Tina Diedrichsen of Spring Creek. If you carve out a special moment to spend with your pet, you always will be happy you did.
Caring — show concern and empathy: "Do unto your pets as you would have your pets do unto you," said Wendy Brownlee at Brownlee Equestrian in Reno. It is that ability to feel, to care, to love, that makes us better people and keeps our pets happy, too.
Committed — be strong enough to make good decisions. "The other thing that makes a happy pet owner is to feed your pets a good diet," Diedrichsen said. Decide to provide your pet with the correct, well-balanced meals that will help extend their life with you. A happy pet is healthy from the inside out.
Active — be energetic and share your good energy. "To be a happy 'dog person' your dog deserves just seven minutes of direct attention and training. With that both you and your dog will form a lasting bond and one that will make each of you feel proud and with a purpose," said Mark Hildahl of Reno. The act of getting up and moving is the best exercise you can give yourself and your pet.
Tolerant — be patient, showing respect for the rights or opinions of others. "I think to be a happy pet owner you have to have patience and unconditional love. Treat your pets as you want to be treated," said Kayce Leal Rathmann of Sparks. Pets offer an opportunity to experience life in its purest form. Share the dog parks and public areas with other pet owners. See your dog run and play happily with others.
Inspirational – impart a divine influence on the mind and soul. "I really believe strongly that to truly be a happy pet owner, one has to seek a strong personal bond with their dog, cat, rabbit, horse or whatever," said Paul Johnathan of Carson City. Animals allow us to be amazing, if you just let down your barriers and be inspired by their true nature and unconditional happiness.
Resourceful — be ingenious and full of initiative. "I think we are a happy pet family because we volunteer and provide foster homes for cats," said the Jones family of Truckee, Calif. They have found that helping find homes for kittens makes them feel really good. Happy pet lovers don't have to be pet owners, they can be "pet helpers," too.
Encouraging — bring fun to your world. "Being a good dog owner is about loving, caring and respecting your dog. The unconditional love you get from your dog is priceless. Don't take for granted what you get from your dog daily," said Mena Spodobalski, a fitness trainer in Reno. Every day is the chance to go on new walks, teach new tricks and jog a new trail with your happy-go-lucky dog.
Flexible — adaptable and able to make changes. "Being a happy pet owner means to me that we are able to enjoy the animals in our lives, sometimes that requires flexibility and willingness to include our pets in our family plan," said Kurt Williams of Carson City. A happy pet is one that feels important in your daily life.
Charitable — generous in giving money or other help to the needy. "Even though my pets are lucky to have a home, there are so many other pets in need. The shelters are full of pets looking for love and affection, spending time visiting with shelter pets, as well as donating money and goods helps those who are still waiting for a family to take them home," said Kaleigh Richards, a massage therapist from Reno.
Read more about proper pet ownership, local pet clubs and current animal events in "A World Unleashed," at www.PetFolioMagazine.com.


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Sage Restaurant - Modern American regional cuisine. Casual dining for breakfast, lunch, dinner. Children's menu available.
Wild Plum Cocktail Lounge - Lounge adjacent to the lobby with views of the outdoor pool area. Full bar including single-malt scotches, martinis, draft beers. Big-screen television. Open daily, afternoon until late.
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The Galleria mall, 2 blocks away, has an indoor ice rink and a children's play area. Houston's Memorial Park, 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) from the hotel, offers a golf course and driving range, tennis courts, swimming, and trails for hiking, jogging, and biking.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs only, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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First, we want to thank each of your for your great letters to Nestle USA which expressed so well the offensive, stigmatizing nature of the names on their Tasty Tangy Taffy Bar. Many who sent a message by email received the same lame, unacceptable response from Nestle Customer Relations. I suggest you send a hard copy of your letter by U.S. mail to Mr. Joseph Weller, 800 North Brand Blvd, Glendale, CA 91203. Write across the top of the letter your special request that he reads the letters to understand its human content before sending a reponse that clearly ignores the basic message of the hurtful and humiliating effect of these stigma fueling names attached to comic face caricatures. Let's keep those letters coming until Nestle changes it response.
We have also received your messages about the new NBC series starting this fall, "Stark Raving Mad". I have spoken directly to the executive producer and developer of the series who dictated the following:
"Stark Raving Mad" will in no way portray mentally ill characters in a negative light. In fact, our lead characters are not mentally ill, but are merely eccentric. Any portrayals of their eccentricities are not reflections of any mental illness. We will be sensitive to the feelings of persons with mental illness and their families. I am sure you will recognize this when you see the actual series.
I described our concerns (he did listen) and he again stated that this series had nothing to do with mental illness. No characters with mental illness are involved. Obviously, we will be watching.
We have already received some inquiries about the new Jim Carrey film "Me Myself and Irene". The producers, the Farrelly Brothers (good friends of Jim Carrey), are truly over the edge in their films. NAMI does not believe it is worth our time, resources and effort to deal with them, as in no way will they stop production on this film. We hope, as has happened with other such films like the remake of "Psycho," they will fade out at the box office.
Toasts: Based on reports about the excellent description of the homeless man with mental illness on the soap opera "The Bold and The Beautiful," we toasted the producer, who phoned in the following message:
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Neighborhoods: Downtown, Lowertown
Good drag show – Was there recently and there was a drag show going on. It was mostly drag kings. It was pretty awesome. They could ACTUALLY dance. I think this was my first time seeing a good drag king.
A bar, a club and so much more. Innuendo has it all! – I am now a true believer that the big name clubs have nothing on Innuendo. It is a great place. I stumbled across it when I was walking by on my way home from work. I stopped in for a quick drink and the next thing you know, it was 2 hours later. I had a great time.
I invited some friends to go with me on the weekend. We had a really good time. The music was so fun, just like when I was 21 back in the 90's. Old songs that I used to hear back then and stuff you can remember the words to.
My friends and I will be back. Tell DJ Naughty Boy that he has some new fans! He is the greatest!
Editorial Review – Twin Cities' hottest dance club, featuring the best DJs, friendly staff and nightly drink specials.
Great staff, awesome djs – went out the other weekend and wanted to try something new so we went to this place. It's nice for a more relaxxed night out. no modeling and attitude. The dj was really good played a crazy mix of stuf. Rick Astly, Madonna, JT. 80s stuff, early 1990ies and big room klubb stuff. friends and i had a blast and would definetely go back!
Regular customer... check it out – Go a few times and everyone knows your name! haha. :) Innuendo has always been my weekend spot, especially since I'm within walking distance, but I'd come even if it wasn't. The crowd is pretty regular and they definitely need to get the word out, and even more so when they expand. I was told by someone, I think it was one of the DJs, that the addition is gonna be a full-fledged house-music style disco which is something the cities doesn't have but really needs! No more driving to Chicago for my House music, it'll be right here so I can't wait to see what they do. And speaking of DJs, Naughty Boy and Frayz always rock the house!! They play all the cool s*it other DJs can't get away with and they even get ready to play my stuff as soon as they see me walk in, it's awesome! lol
Love the 2-for-1s on fri/sat... There's a pool table so once I get my aiming fluid in me, I'm good to go. haha. Anywho, awesome place so check it out!!
Cross the river for something better! – I agree with the following reviews!! Club Innuendo is my new spot! Innuendo is a place for all types of people to go! Bears, leather, twinks, and more! No noses up in the air just friendly people and staff! One thing that I love is that they have a lounge that rises above the dance floor which is perfect for private parties and birthdays! I have actually booked it myself for my upcoming event! Another great thing that I love about the club is that the two owners are personable and fun guys! One of the two is always there talking and taking care of their guests! I can honestly say that I have never met the owner of any of the Minneapolis bars. This club is gay owned and operated and I love the fact that I am supporting someone that is truly in it to ensure a great experience for all! A lot of my friends are a little nervous at first when they hear ?St. Paul? but after they experience the chill atmosphere and excellent dancing music they always ask when we are going back! I would recommend to anyone to make the trip across the river to something better! P.S. DJ Naughty Boy tears it up every Saturday night, which is my favorite night to go! See you all there!!
Weekends are the best! Great dance music, food and fun - thanks Innuendo – Impressive! The best music, atmosphere, people and staff. You have brought something to downtown St. Paul to be proud of. You are not stuffy or full of snobs. I have a really good time when I am there. I love the big windows and the high ceilings. It's very spacious.
Thanks for being an outlet for the community to come to when they need to do a fundraiser. You are always putting on something for the community. That makes me proud to know that you are doing a good business and being an anchor for our community.
Thanks for the drink specials too. It's hard to find a place that puts on so much for so many different people and still has a drink special on the weekend. Your weekend DJ is great (Larry). He plays the best dance music and watching people dance around and the way he talks to them is fun to see. He's a nice guy without the dj attitude.
Keep up the great work and thanks for coming to St. Paul. We needed you for a long time!
Innuendo has the weekend party JAM! Best Dj's & strong and cheap drinks! AWESOME! – Innuendo is a breath of fresh air and easily the greatest new nightclub in downtown Saint Paul! When you go there you are among friends. Even if you don't know anyone, you walk out having met 100 new people! One of the most genuine places I have been to in a long time. A friendly bunch that just have fun without drama or attitudes. You can get attitude down the street at another stuck up club that caters to old men and drag queens where Trikkx used to be.
The music is awesome at Innuendo! The DJ's I have heard are better than any straight or gay bar I have ever been to and they play your request (that doesn't happen anywhere). It's a real down to earth place where my friends (now that I have met some there) and I go to and have a great time. Saturday's are the best night to go.
The location is really good and way easy to find. It's in front of the union depot by Christo's (one of my favorite restaurants). There is a lot of free parking everywhere. SCORE!
I give them a 5 because the dance music is great, the people are fun and the drinks are cheap and strong.
They now have 2/4/1 drinks on the weekends. That is so cool. I recommend that you get your friends and go over there and try it out. Worth is 100 times over!
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Horrible Customer Service – For the price paid off-season ($165.00 for one night plus tax) the room was rather dark and dingy. The ocean view from the porch outside of the room was great, inside the room you would have to sit on the floor to look out of the windows as they were that low to the ground. The specially advertised satellite TV featured only 24 channels. The brochure I took at check-in stated there were 48 channels, when I asked about it I was told I must have an old brochure in a very snippy tone. Overall it was the customer service I felt lacked the most. There were absolutely no pleasantries or warmth, everyone across the board was unwelcoming, cold and indifferent. Based on that alone I would not go back or recommend this hotel. It had the price of a beautiful historical inn with the customer service and ambiance of a cheap motel that rents rooms by the hour to seedy characters. I'd say anyone could do better!
PLEASE DO NOT STAY AT THE WESLEY HOTEL – If you do your research you will see that this hotel on Martha's Vineyard is terrible. The best part of this hotel is leaving. Do yourself a favor and don't even arrive. They charge your card in advance because they know that once you see the rooms you will demand a refund. BTW: They have a policy of absolutely no refunds -- go figure. Want to do more research, check Trip Advisor/Yahoo/Etc.
A simple, yet accommodating, historic hotel overlooking the Oak Bluffs harbor. – The Scene
Right off the main strip in Oak Bluffs, the façade of this beautiful old Victorian boasts lots of windows and a big porch with a seemingly endless supply of rocking chairs. The lobby, filled with antiques and dark wood trim, leads to a dining room set for afternoon tea or morning coffee. The staff, in true Island fashion, is friendly and helpful.
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There's just enough to make your stay comfortable, but nothing extravagant. Built in 1876, it was once the grand dame of stays on the Vineyard, but today the rooms are clean and accommodating, yet sparse, with private (small) baths, cable TV and no phone. The ferry dock is a few blocks away and the beach is a five-minute walk. Since Oak Bluffs is one of two towns that aren't dry on the Island, there's plenty of nightlife nearby, including many restaurants.
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