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Top Tips When Flying
Every holiday season, you take the opportunity to have a little time off with family, friends, to relax, refresh or to recharge your exhausted batteries. "Yay", you shout! However, getting from A to B can be exhausting and stressful, more than that, there are effects on your body physically, especially when flying long haul. You put up with the red eyes, stiff neck, jet lag and a constant worry about blood clots because you want to see Europe, America and the world. How can you minimise these inconveniences?
The air inside an aeroplane is particularly dry and therefore one of the first things to remember is the need to drink lots of fluid and remain hydrated. The best advice you can heed is to avoid caffeine, fizzy or alcoholic drinks as these have the reverse, diuretic effects that you want and will lead to further dehydration. Instead, sip on lots of water or fruit juices, and aim for a small bottle each hour.
Studies have suggested that long periods of immobility can be a cause of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) which is when small blood clots form in your legs. Extreme cases of DVT has been proven to cause fatality. Try to avoid this by moving around as often as possible, do some simple stretches or a walk around the plane will help you avoid DVT. You can even do some simple leg exercises without leaving your seat. For example, swirling your ankles around and pointing your toes up and down is very easy and doesn't disturb the person next to you.
Getting used to a new time zone once you have reached your destination can be hard. To avoid being caught out by jet-lag, set your watch to the time of your destination a few days in advance if you are able to. With this in mind try to eat and sleep around the times of your destination as this will help your natural body clock adjust to the new time zone after you have arrived at your destination.
Cabin air can cause your skin to dry out and become scaly. Therefore you should always moisturise before you get on the plane and continue to do so during the flight. Drinking plenty of water will also prevent the skin from becoming dry. Don't use facial or body spritz sprays as they actually dry out the skin - as the water evaporates, it takes a layer of moisture with it.
If you're suffer from painful ears during take-off and landing, which can be extremely uncomfortable there are a few tricks to alleviate your ears and make them clear or pop which include yawning, sucking on sweets or swallowing frequently. You can also invest in some ear plugs designed to help your ears with the changing pressure.
You may want to wear glasses when flying as opposed to contacts and the reason for this is that contact lenses will dry your eyes out making them sore and red. It may help you to use eye drops, but switching to glasses is a better option and it also gives your eyes a breather. Don't worry if you feel geeky, I'm sure that you are more likely to fall asleep with your mouth open, and be spotted by the hot guy.
By following the tips above, you should find that your flying experience could switch to a comfortable deal, rather than an ordeal for you. That is, unless you are stuck with a child kicking the back of your seat, or a baby crying for the entire flight.
Happy flying!
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Characteristics of institutional investors and discretionary accruals
AbstractPurpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the differential effects of institutional non-blockholders (NONB) and active institutional blockholders (ACTB) on earnings management behavior, as measured by discretionary accruals. Design/methodology/approach – This paper also proposes that the hypothesized influence of NONB and ACTB on earnings management behavior is affected by earnings pressure (EP) (i.e. the gap between target earnings and pre-managed earnings). In particular, it believes that the stimulating effect of NONB on earnings management may not manifest when the stimulating effect of EPs is already strong and the mitigating effect of ACTB may manifest only when the stimulating effect of EP is there. The sample into three EP conditions: pressure to increase earnings, neutral pressure and pressure to decrease earnings is grouped. Consistent with the expectations, the paper finds that NONB stimulates earnings management, but only when EP is not strong and that ACTB mitigates earnings management, but only when there is pressure to increase earnings. Findings – This paper also predicts that ACTB will need to exercise their monitoring power only when EP is strong. The results confirm this prediction, but only when there is strong pressure to increase earnings. When there is strong pressure to decrease earnings, inconclusive evidence regarding the effect of ACTB is found. This may imply that ACTB are conservative since they appear to be more likely to limit income-increasing accruals than they are to limit income-decreasing accruals. Originality/value – This paper's contributions to the literature are twofold: the paper shows that the characteristics of institutional investors (INSTs) should be considered when examining the relationship between INSTs and earnings management; the paper shows that the direction and level of EP should be considered when evaluating the relationship between INSTs and earnings management.
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The aging lady lay flat in her bed in the nursing home. She could not get up or even move significantly without triggering dangerous bleeding. She had only a short time to live. I went to express long felt gratitude for her attempt to influence me and to apologize to her for not giving her much chance. This was going to be difficult, what with the lump in my throat and cotton in my mouth.
The last time I had seen Miss Reva Breckenridge was my last day in her Zoology class 40 years earlier. I and my pals at the community college knew her to be a strict, no nonsense teacher of, for many, the most difficult of courses; the natural sciences. The fact that she had a serious demeanor and thus was rarely seen smiling at students probably fed the assumption that she would as soon chew you up and spit your juice on the floor as to say good morning.
Of course all was cool with the brainy guys and all the girls (who are always smart) because they entered Zoology class fearless and with that confidence that "A" students had and I didn't. And they adored her. But for the lesser qualified like me, she was dreaded. In short I was scared of her.
But a most interesting thing began in her class and blossomed on the way to the rest of my life.
I took Zoology so I could transfer my credits to the university where they required the course before they would give me a diploma that would qualify me to be a skilled cowboy, my ambition at the time. Miss Breckenridge tried to teach me the names of lizards and birds and skunks and bugs. Are you kidding me?
Why on this earth would anyone want to know, much less need to know, that a common honey bee was actually named Apis mellifera? Or that Orthropoda Hexapoda Orthroptera Locustidae Melanoplus differentialis was the Latin name of a widely distributed grasshopper? I'll tell you why. Because even though at the time such stuff was laughable, I would later spend my entire career in the field of entomology after learning that cowboys worked 24/7 for less than minimum wage. And I would learn almost every known scientific fact about Apis mellifera, including "killer bees" and the "differential" grasshopper and a bunch of his relatives because I became the national coordinator for these two insect programs in Washington for the federal government.
Astonishingly as well, I would eventually teach this "stuff" to college graduates, some with master's degrees. Yes, this student who ignored Miss Breckenridge's efforts to enlighten me ended up in the very field I had dreaded and, moreover, enjoyed it and excelled.
My apology began with thanking her for so generously giving me a C in the course which the university accepted, with reluctance, and counted toward graduation. I told her she had planted the seed that eventually led to my making a living from that "stuff" that I had detested in her lessons.
My apology didn't get very far because Miss Breckenridge would have none of it. She was no longer the statuesque lady who stared at me with indicting eyes that melted me into a puddle of guilt. She understood me, and even my bragging that was supposed to prove to her what she already knew, that one small lesson among dozens, an admonition, even a look, can influence for the good even the most disinterested student.
This fateful career saw me work in distant mountains and deserts and grasslands and prairies and other places in my beloved outdoors that stirred my spirit and became the esteemed arena for my career.
I visited this fine teacher another time or two before she died. I took her a foot-long rubber grasshopper that she had me place on a table close to her weak eyes. She was always lying there on her back. But she smiled a lot now and made me feel that the grasshopper meant a lot to her. Still, she wouldn't let me convince her that I was her worst student. I suppose she refused to believe back then that the quiet kid on the back row with the blank look was unsalvageable. That is the thing about teachers.
I could now see in her eyes that she was genuinely happy that I had done okay in my career. This had trumped her classroom disappointment that I had been more interested in rabbit hunting than in frog intestines and cat brains. I wish I could go back in time that is now gone forever and have another chance in her class. I would work hard this time. And I would try not to think about hunting. I think Miss Reva Breckenridge believed that too.
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A Keighley mosque, school and community centre all featured in a tour of Keighley by West Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner this week.
Mark Burns-Williamson called into the Markazi Jamia Mosque, Eastwood Primary School and Hainworth Wood Community Centre on Tuesday.
Accompanied by acting police inspector Diane Collins, he visited the Emily Street mosque at midday, following an invitation from the Keighley Muslim Association (KMA).
KMA community relations and education officer Mohammed Saleem said he and his colleagues had been delighted to welcome the commissioner.
Some of the topics discussed during the visit included the issue of people of Muslim appearance being stopped by airport security, as well as more general crime-related problems.
Mr Saleem added: "It was really nice to meet Mr Burns-Williamson, and he assured us he would be doing his best for the community.
"It was a good opportunity for Keighley Muslims to discuss the issues affecting them. The event went very well, and we showed Mr Burns-Williamson around the mosque, as this was the first time he'd come here.
"Although it was only an initial, brief meeting, we will be arranging a further visit from the commissioner, where more local community representatives will be able to ask him questions and have an input."
While dropping into the Hainworth Wood Community Centre, Mr Burns Williamson enjoyed a game of dominoes, and chatted to members of an over-50s group about the need to protect neighbourhood policing.
At Eastwood Primary, he was introduced to year six pupils, who told him they would like to see less speeding and less anti-social behaviour in the town.
He explained the importance of teamwork in policing, and how vital it is for people to be able to feel safe and happy in their community.
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City leaders in a Lake of the Ozarks community have voted to ban open carrying of firearms to boost the area's image as a family friendly tourist destination.
The Missouri Supreme Court is considering whether laws restricting actions by sex offenders and felons can be applied to people who were convicted before the laws were enacted.
The Columbia Board of Education has voted against a measure that would have allowed two school officials to carry guns on campus. Board members voted 4 to 3 to reject the idea at a regular board meeting last night.
Recently, federal legislation that would have expanded background checks on gun purchasers and put a cap on magazine capacity, among other measures, failed in the Senate.
This one's a fun one. The Missouri State Senate grilled the Department of Revenue over whether the state agency (which oversees the DMV) made copies of Concealed Carry Licenses and sent them to the federal government. What started as a kind of weird, bureaucratic witch hunt became a lot more interesting--turns out they actually did it! But why would the DMV send these documents to the higher ups. And is it as illegal as it sounds?
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House Speaker Tim Jones (R, Eureka) has formed a committee he says will thoroughly investigate the Department of Revenue's scanning of source documents for driver's license and conceal carry applicants, and the release of the state's conceal carry weapons (CCW) holder list to the federal government.
Jones says the committee is necessary because the Nixon administration has not fully cooperated with lawmakers' efforts to get answers to everything that's happened and why.
The Missouri Senate has passed a bill that would allow designated school personnel to carry concealed weapons in school buildings.
The Senate voted 26-6 Thursday to pass the measure. It now heads back to the House for further consideration.
The bill would allow school employees to voluntary become "protection officers" if they have a valid concealed weapons permit and undergo training for the position.
Firearms manufacturers looking to relocate to Missouri could collect a tax credit under a bill given first-round approval by the Missouri House.
The tax incentive endorsed Tuesday would expire in six years and be capped at $3 million annually. Gun and ammunition manufacturers would be able to claim the credit on withholding taxes from creating new jobs.
The Missouri House has passed legislation that would bar the public from making copies of gruesome crime scene photos and videos.
Originally published on Fri April 19, 2013 4:30 pm
The Missouri House has passed the so-called Second Amendment Preservation Act, less than 24 hours after it received first-round approval from the same body.
The Missouri Department of Revenue is looking for a new Director.
A Columbia school district committee is looking into allowing two district employees to carry firearms.
The national discussion about gun control following the Newtown, Conn. shootings that killed 26 people at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, is also playing out in Missouri.
Originally published on Wed December 12, 2012 1:25 pm
Updated with comments from Illinois officials. Amanda Vinicky contributed reporting from Springfield.
Illinois is the only state in the union that bans the concealed carrying of guns.
A ruling today from a federal appeals court may change all that.
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U.S. regulators have again approved a Merck & Co. tablet for gradually reducing seasonal allergies, this time for ragweed pollen.
U.S. regulators have again approved a Merck & Co. tablet for gradually reducing seasonal allergies, this time for ragweed pollen.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning American women that a device-assisted procedure for treating fibroids could inadvertently spread cancer from the uterus to other parts of the body.
Merck & Co. says the Food and Drug Administration has approved its new tablet for grass allergies, Grastek, for patients five to 65 years old.
US lawmakers want electronic cigarettes to be treated just like tobacco products when it comes to barring the sales and marketing of the controversial devices to children.
A new Congressional report says concerns about electronic cigarettes underscore the need to regulate the fast-growing industry.
The Subway sandwich chain says an ingredient dubbed the "yoga mat chemical" will be entirely phased out of its bread by next week.
The Food and Drug Administration is taking steps to ensure that shoppers who buy honey are getting the real deal.
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A panel of Food and Drug Administration advisers has narrowly backed an experimental blood test that uses patients' DNA to help screen for colon cancer.
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If Approved by FDA, Rotavirus Candidate Vaccine Could Be Integrated Into the Current Two and Four Month Infant Immunization Schedule in the U.S.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE: GSK) announced new study results today that indicate that Rotarix(R), an oral candidate vaccine for infants to prevent rotavirus gastroenteritis, could be co-administered with routine infant vaccines recommended in the U.S. at the two and four month old immunization visits, if approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The data show that co-administration of GSK's rotavirus candidate vaccine does not impair the immune responses to vaccines currently included in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) schedule of recommended immunizations for infants. These data are results from a Phase III clinical trial presented today at the 47th Annual Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC) in Chicago, Illinois.
Severe, dehydrating gastroenteritis occurs primarily among children aged three to 35 months. Of children hospitalized with rotavirus, approximately 17 percent are younger than six months old. The candidate vaccine contains a live, weakened form of natural human rotavirus derived from the most common human rotavirus strain. Published data show that immunity resulting from natural human rotavirus infection provides significant protection against moderate to severe disease, regardless of rotavirus strain.
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After Blood Warrior, I was so excited to get my hands on this sequel. Inexplicably I kept putting off reading it. Now that I've finished it, I see why. I didn't care for it as well. I'll continue with the series but this is a definite bridge installment.
The writing is still very good and it's a quick read. Kayden is the MAN – still. And now he's the MAN in capital letters. The action scenes were compelling. I liked being able to keep up with Two Rivers while Alexa was away through Nelly. While not a fan of the changing POV though I was glad to get to know Nelly better. However, I understand we had to have something for Nelly to do in the interim but did she have to follow in Alexa's footsteps exactly? That didn't work for me and to add to the lost sense it gave me it was added to by having Alexa's 'monster" have her own point of view. Also mis-spellings (wreak instead of wreck) & incorrect homonyms (passed instead of past, etc.) was distracting.
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John McCutcheon (born August 14, 1952) is an American folk music singer and multi-instrumentalist who has produced 34 albums since the 1970s.[1] He is regarded as a master of the hammered dulcimer, and is also proficient on many other instruments including guitar, banjo, autoharp, mountain dulcimer, fiddle, and jawharp.
McCutcheon was born to Roman Catholic parents in Wausau, Wisconsin. He attended Saint James Grade School and graduated from Newman Catholic High School. He is a graduate of Saint John's University in Minnesota. While in his 20s, he travelled to Appalachia and learned from some of the legendary greats of traditional folk music, such as Roscoe Holcomb, I.D. Stamper, and Tommy Hunter. His vast repertoire also includes songs from contemporary writers like Si Kahn (e.g. "Gone Gonna Rise Again", "Rubber Blubber Whale") as well as a large body of his own music.
When McCutcheon became a father in the early 1980s he found most children's music "unmusical and condescending",[this quote needs a citation] and sought to change the situation by releasing a children's album, Howjadoo, in 1983. Originally, he had only intended to do one children's record, but the popularity of this first effort led to the production of several additional children's albums.
Much of his work, however, continues to focus on writing politically and socially conscious songs for adult audiences. One of his most successful songs, "Christmas in the Trenches" (from his 1984 album Winter Solstice), tells the story of the Christmas truce of 1914. In his performances, McCutcheon often introduces his music with a story, and has become known as a storyteller. He has made multiple appearances at the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesboro, Tennessee. He is married to children's author and storyteller, Carmen Agra Deedy.
McCutcheon's music has, since the 1990s, increasingly evolved into heartland rock-influenced ballads, while he still occasionally performs purer folk music, particularly when playing the dulcimer.
In 2011 McCutcheon portrayed IWW organizer and songwriter Joe Hill in Si Kahn's one-man play Joe Hill's Last Will, produced by Main Stage West in Sebastopol, California.
- How Can I Keep From Singing? (June Appal Recordings, 1975)
- The Wind That Shakes The Barley (June Appal Recordings and Rounder, 1977)
- Barefoot Boy With Boots On (Rounder, 1980)
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- Winter Solstice (Rounder, 1984, with Trapezoid and Washington Bach Consort)
- Signs of the Times (Rounder, 1986, with Si Kahn)
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- Gonna Rise Again (Rounder, 1987)
- Mail Myself to You (Rounder, 1988, family album)
- Water From Another Time (Rounder, 1989, retrospective)
- What It's Like (Rounder, 1990)
- Live at Wolf Trap (Rounder, 1991)
- Family Garden (Rounder, 1993, family album)
- Between the Eclipse (Rounder, 1995)
- Summersongs (Rounder, 1995, family album)
- Wintersongs (Rounder, 1995, family album)
- Nothing to Lose (Rounder, 1995)
- Sprout Wings and Fly (Rounder, 1997)
- Bigger Than Yourself (Rounder, 1997, co-written by Si Kahn)
- Doing Our Job (Rounder, 1997, with Tom Chapin)
- Autumnsongs (Rounder, 1998, family album)
- Springsongs (Rounder, 1999, family album)
- Storied Ground (Rounder, 1999)
- Supper's on the Table (Rounder, 2001, retrospective)
- The Greatest Story Never Told (Red House Records, 2002)
- Hail to the Chief (self-published, 2003)
- Stand Up! …Broadsides for Our Time (self-published, 2004)
- Welcome the Traveler Home: The Winfield Songs (self-published, 2004)
- Mightier Than the Sword (Appalsongs, 2005)
- This Fire (Appalsongs, 2007)
- Sermon on the Mound (Appalsongs, 2008)
- Untold (Appalsongs, 2009)
- Passage (Appalsongs, 2010)
- ^ Ledgin, Stephanie P. (2010). Discovering Folk Music. ISBN 0-275-99387-6.
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- John McCutcheon official site
- "Making waves making music - 2004 article in local paper
- Audio/Video John McCutcheon is the only guest on Woodsongs show 471
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Officer Acquitted in Fatal Kelly Thomas Beating Wants His Job Back; Supporters of Thomas Family Respond
On January 14, 2014, former Fullerton Police Department officers, Manuel Ramos and Jay Cicinelli were acquitted of charges in the July 2011 fatal beating of Kelly Thomas, a 37-year-old schizophrenic drifter. Although the not guilty verdict was a shock to supporters of the Thomas family what may have stung even more were Cicinelli's statements to the Orange County Register--saying he would seek his job back with the Fullerton Police Department.
"I was wrongfully terminated," said Cicinelli to the paper, Jan. 14. "How do you argue with a jury of 12 who all agree on the same thing?" Cicinelli was charged with involuntary manslaughter and excessive force.
Residents and supporters showed up at Fullerton's city council meeting January 21 to let let city council members know how they felt about Cicinelli's rehiring.
"I really, really urge the five of you to definitely not let Cicinelli back here. He's just not wanted here, his damage has been done," said one resident to the city council.
Although Police Chief Dan Hughes has said publicly multiple times that he will fight to to keep Cicinelli from regaining employment with the department, the decision is not left up to him. First, Cicinelli will have to make his case to an arbitrator who would make a recommendation to the city. City council members would then vote on whether to rehire him. If the arbitration process falls apart, Cicinelli said he may take legal action.
Cicinelli has a strong case for wrongful termination. His training officer, Cpl. Stephen Rubio, testified during the trial that Cicinelli's actions on July 5, 2011, at the municipal bus depot with Thomas abided by the Fullerton Police Department's policy.
Chief Hughes pointed out reforms he made to the department that were recommended by Michael Gennaco of the Los Angeles Office of Independent Review. Hughes admitted he did not implement each one of the 59 recommendations.
"Any police officer who betrays the oath they've made to this department and betrays the oath that they've made to this badge and what this badge represents, I will do everything in my lawful authority to ensure that they never have the privilege of wearing this badge again," said Chief Hughes to the city council.
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Sadly, how can you argue with his reasoning?
The democracy is supreme, the mob will rule and 12 members of said mob found him not guilty so how can anyone argue against it?
So another tax feeding parasite will continue syphoning income from the productive class with his solid immunity to prosecution of murder regardless of things like 'facts' and 'morals' and 'evindence' intact.
The punitive caste can rest easy knowing that one of their own is safe from the law. Disgusting.
Scienfoology Song… GAWD = Government Almighty's Wrath Delivers
Government loves me, This I know,
For the Government tells me so,
Little ones to GAWD belong,
We are weak, but GAWD is strong!
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My Nannies tell me so!
GAWD does love me, yes indeed,
Keeps me safe, and gives me feed,
Shelters me from bad drugs and weed,
And gives me all that I might need!
Yes, Guv-Mint loves me!
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My Nannies tell me so!
Our protectors, they will be,
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With us, astride us, in every way!
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Many of us see law enforcement as an extension of ourselves. Since we can't personally do it, but would LOVE to be able to, we fully support LEOs who can punish people who use drugs, wear saggy pants, play loud music, don't wear their seat belt, visit prostitutes, hold unpopular opinions, on and on.
And when our vicarious arms of our law go too far? Well, we can't say they were wrong. If we say they were wrong, that means we could be wrong. And that's just too uncomfortable.
Sure, take him back. Put him in plainclothes: Dress him as a leatherboy and send him to patrol gay bars.
One wonders if that entered in to the jury's calculus of whether to convict them. The harsh conditions extant for a corrupt ex-cop in prison. One has to wonder.


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Randallyn Cox, Naples
From experience
I would like to inform the voters of Collier County why they should vote to keep Dwight Brock as their clerk of courts.
I am a former employee of his office, having to step aside only a couple of months ago due to medical reasons.
First of all, Dwight and the staff make the working environment the most "family friendly" workplace possible. During my illness, I was treated with the utmost respect and consideration concerning my treatments and doctor appointments.
A lot of people might think this frivolous but to a very ill employee, it is a Godsend.
There was never any doubt as to how our daily duties were performed — by the law. This never changed. If there were a price set for a service, it was charged as the state or federal statutes required.
Finally, I want to express my opinion of Dwight's contribution to the citizens of Collier County. Never will they find a more capable, knowledgeable, professional or sincere man who can determine what is or isn't right for the people of this county.
Don't be sorry on Jan. 1 that you put the wrong person in office!
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The event is followed by The 10th Annual Holiday Lighted Boat Parade, which starts at 6:15 p.m. Visitors may watch from the Mystic River Park or across the river as 25 vessels glide down the Mystic River decorated with a multitude of lights. Judging and awards take place for the most spectacular vessels.
Due to bridge construction, the entire parade will take place south of the bridge. The parade will line up and begin at Seaport Marine, pass Mystic River Park, circle in front of the bridge and then loop down in front of the Amtrak Bridge. Most boats will then return to tie up at Mystic River Park or Seaport Marine.
Spectators are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy for the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Centerto the Mystic River Park.
The event is sponsored by Groton Utilities and Thames Valley Communication, Cross Sound Ferry, Noank Shipyard, UK Sailmakers and Universal Package Store.
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Two London men have each been sentenced to two months in jail following contempt of court convictions for misusing the Internet while serving on a jury. One of them posted a Facebook message while the other used Google to search for extra information about the victims of a fraud case and later shared the information with other jurors. A 2010 UK survey by the Guardian found that about 12 percent of jurors involved in high-profile cases had supplemented courtroom evidence with Web searches.


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Seat belts likely saved the lives of a mother and her two teenage children who are injured in a rollover crash along Interstate 10, officials say.
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From the Luang Prabang Travel Guide
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overpriced for what we got. the room was nice though darkwith a good bathroom. we were woken early by the hotel next doors kitchen staff. free breakfast was poor. staff spoke little english and were more interested on being on the computer. ... more
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The 27th year of the Deveroes Summer Basketball League begins Saturday, June 16 at Woodward High School.
The league features many of the area's top college players and recruits on 10 teams this summer. An estimated 120-150 players will participate this summer, according to league organizers.
Admission is free per NCAA rules, but donations are welcome.
For more information, including a day-by-day schedule, go to cincysportsworld.com. The website will also feature a live gamecast stats feature so fans can stay updated with all the action from the league.
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