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The original story was first send to Kevin Howe of the Monterey Herald and then forward to Margaret Davis of Friends of the Fort Ord Warhorse.
What a treat to read! My father, Ben Cummings, Healdsburg farm boy, born 1908, was signed up by his father for the Citizens Military Training Camp. He was packed off to spend the summer at the Presidio of Monterey as a teenager. His Dad figured it would save a lot in grocery bills. My Dad, an explosives enthusiast, figured he would use his trigonometry to shoot cannons. Wrong!
First question they asked was, "who knows how to drive a team of horses?" Dad grew up in a household with a father who ran a livery stable and stage line. His hand went up. Long story short, he wound up driving the team, others did the cannon work. Dad HATED the job! On the graduation ceremony at the end of the summer, his whole family came down to watch. For the event, a military marching band paraded around the field. And set up in the bleachers with the audience. Then the boys were supposed to parade around the field and in front of the reviewing stand. The horses, wagons and guns were part of the parade. The way Dad told it, when the band started playing, those war horses got excited, and went from a walk, to a trot, to a canter. The gun carriage picked up speed, and coming around the last turn to the straightaway, him sawing on the reins the whole time, and clipped the corner of the bleachers. The whole reviewing stand collapsed, with mass confusion, but no major injuries.
Grand-dad was sure it was done on purpose and was so irate he packed up the family and left Dad stranded in Monterey. Fortunately, the math teacher from Healdsburg High had moved to Monterey, and Dad was able to hit him up for car-fare home.
It would be wonderful if the Monterey newspaper had something about that in the archives.
Earle Cummings
Geyserville CA
A young group of men who signed up for the Citizen Military Training Camp at the Presidio of Monterey for the summer learn just want it takes to drive a artillery team of horses, limber, and gun.
Source: Oakland Tribune July 17, 1938
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Study Evaluating the Safety, Tolerability, Pharmacokinetics, and Pharmacodynamics of SAM-531 in Healthy Subjects
This study has been completed.
Wyeth is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Pfizer
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First received: May 24, 2007
Last updated: December 7, 2007
Last verified: December 2007
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To assess the safety and tolerability of ascending single oral doses of SAM-531 in healthy subjects.To obtain preliminary pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) profiles of SAM-531, an investigational drug, in healthy subjects and to evaluate the effect of a high-fat meal on the PK of SAM-531 administered to healthy subjects.
|Alzheimer Disease
|Drug: SAM-531
|Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Ascending Single Dose Study of the Safety, Tolerability, Pharmacokinetics (PK), and Pharmacodynamics (PD) of SAM-531 Administered Orally to Healthy Subjects
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Inclusion criteria
- Men or women of nonchildbearing potential aged 18 to 45 years
- Elderly men or women aged 65 years and above as of study day 1.
- Body mass index in the range of 18 to 30 kg/m2 and body weight ≥50 kg. Body weight for elderly subjects must be ≥45 kg.
Exclusion criteria
- Any significant cardiovascular, hepatic, renal, respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, immunologic, dermatologic, hematologic, neurologic, or psychiatric disease
- Any clinically important deviation from normal limits in physical examination, vital signs, digital 12-lead ECGs, or clinical laboratory test results.
- Tobacco use or the consumption of any caffeine-containing products (e.g., coffee, tea, chocolate, or soda) or alcoholic beverages within 48 hours before study day 1, or grapefruit or grapefruit-containing products 72 hours before study day 1, and until the end of the inpatient confinement period.
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|December 7, 2007
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Alzheimer Disease
Brain Diseases
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Hurricanes happen. Along the Gulf Coast, they happen a lot.
In September 2004, Hurricane Ivan took dead aim on Gulf Islands National Seashore and washed out the Fort Pickens Road on Santa Rosa Island. In 2005, it was Tropical Storm Arlene and Hurricane Dennis that repeated the devastation.
With hopes of preventing similar washouts in the years ahead, park officials are contemplating a plan to "armor" 2.2 miles of the road. This work would entail a mix of sand berms, hardened structures utilizing sheet pile and concrete bulkheads, and asphalt aprons intended to move storm waters away from the road.
Not everyone is jumping on this potentially soggy bandwagon. Not only is Public Employees For Environmental Responsibility opposed, but so, too, is the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Pensacola newspaper.
Which raises one more interesting question for Mary, who gets the final say, kind of: What does she think of the plan?
The issue for Mary, believes PEER, is either stand by the Park Service's resource protection policies, which call for parks to permit natural geological disturbances to "proceed unimpeded," or, basically, flaunt the policies and dare future hurricanes to take their best shot at this armored road.
"This costly and destructive project flies in the face of the dynamics of coastal barrier islands," says Frank Buono, a PEER board member whose background includes a fairly lengthy stint with the NPS. "The Park Service is proposing to build a heavily armored, Maginot Line-type road across what are essentially tidal inlets."
According to PEER, while the Park Service's own Development Advisory Board has opposed the plan, as well as the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, regional NPS officials are recommending the work be done.
However -- and this is a big however -- the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must sign-off on the project because it could impact species protected by the Endangered Species Act. And so far that agency is not willing to do that.
In fact, in a letter sent late last month to Gulf Islands' superintendent, USFWS officials said the park's Environmental Assessments on the project not only fell short of the required Biological Assessments but added that, "The preferred alternative is not expected to protect the road during severe storm events such as Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis that have recently destroyed the road."
Furthermore, the USFWS disagrees with Gulf Islands' assessment that the road work "is not likely to adversely affect federally protected species and their habitat."
You can read the agency's entire letter here.
In his letter to Mary, Jeff Ruch, PEER's executive director, told her that, "The NPS plans ignore decades of scientific study and consensus. Sound science concludes that road armoring will interfere with natural barrier island processes, resulting in accelerated erosion, narrowing of the island, and increased susceptibility to breaching during storm overwash."
For the rest of Mr. Ruch's thoughts, click here.
Finally, the folks at the Pensacola News Journal think the NPS plan is a bad idea.
"Barring a hurricane next year that further lowers the already low part of the island where the road is now interrupted, the Park Service will rebuild the road. But officials had better think about what they will do if that road, too, is washed away in the near future," the paper editorialized on Monday.


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A faith-based organization is looking to move into Vaca Valley Business Park, between Interstate 505 and Horse Creek Drive.
Currently off Peabody Road, The Fathers House proposes a 115,220-square-foot build on an undeveloped 22-acre site.
Billed as a membership organization campus, the project would include 1,000 parking spaces, ample landscaping, a plaza, walkways and water features. Five buildings would be erected.
According to a staff report, the main building would be a worship center and auditorium with a lobby and fellowship areas. Another would be dedicated to daycare and children's ministry with a reception area and offices, lobby, activity rooms, storage and play yard.
A third building, the report states, would also focus on children's ministry, with another lobby, activity rooms and gathering spaces. The last two buildings would house youth ministry facilities, a student center, game lounge, gathering places, an outdoor half-court basketball area and administration offices.
Officials said the build would occur in phases, beginning with landscaping, the plaza, the main building and the daycare building. Parking would also be started.
City staffers support the project, citing the development of an undeveloped infill site, enhancement of the aesthetics at the site and the business park and job opportunities for local contractors and subcontractors.
"The proposed project will allow for the expansion of a local membership organization, which will bring more visitors to Vacaville and increase potential sales for the city's commercial and food establishments, benefiting the city's tax base," officials wrote in the report.
The matter goes before the Planning Commission at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the City Council Chamber, 650 Merchant St.
Commissioners will also take a look at the proposed Quinn Crossing Apartments.
Rick Wood of The Spanos Corporation seeks to subdivide a 14-acre parcel at 5085 Quinn Road, which backs up to the North Pointe Apartments.
The plan, according to a staff report, is to build a 222-unit apartment complex on 10.26 acres, with the construction of a commercial center on 3.8 acres to come later.
The project includes 466 parking spaces, with 223 covered and garage spaces; 10 buildings, including a clubhouse; open space areas and amenities, a sports court, putting green, pool and tot lot.
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So I was nominated by Lippi for the "One Lovely Blog" thank you very much dear! <3
She is half Korean and German, what a beautiful mix hehee. *^^* She does lovely reviews on make up product so if you like that, click on that follow button hehehehe. You know you want too~~
Anyway carrying on with this post, I'm suppose to post 7 things about myself, answer some questions and pass these on to some of the blogs I think are lovely. I don't think I'll send it to anyone just because I'm lazy but to all the people I follow, all your blog is beautiful so keep it up! *^^*
1. I'm left handed.
2. I'm blind, okay la? LOL! 8D
3. Apparently I sleep talk like crazy! XD
4. I started this blog about 3 years ago but I never really used it.
So I turned over a new leaf- deleted most of my old posts and started everything all new. :)
5. I love my Korean/Japanese drama's and of course anime as well. I love them!
6. When I was a kid I asked my mother if I could get braces because I thought they were sooo cute!
7. I feel that when I delete old text messages or anything. I feel like I'm deleting my memory.
Name your favourite colour?
ORANGE & pastel colours.
Name your favorite song?
Name your favorite dessert?
Tiramisu & sponge cakes. ^^
What is annoying you?
At the moment, nothing.
When you are upset you....
Be quiet.
Your favorite pet?
Well my rabbit (Snowball) of course! LOL! <3
|Yeap she looks like a log LOL! ♥
Black or white?
Your biggest fear?
I have a few but I am not going to reveal my weaknesses. I'm afraid of heights though. :/
My best feature?
Erhhh I don't really have any. :(
Everyday attitude:
"What goes around comes around" & "you get what you pay."
What is perfection?
Everyone is perfect in their own way.
Guilty pleasure?
Shopping yo. :D :D :D
If you happen to be still reading this... Woahh thank you!
LOL! I hope you learnt something about me. <3
LOL! I hope you learnt something about me. <3
I hope you're all well and have a lovely weekend that is approaching! :D
Until my very next post lovelies.
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We wanted to spread the word about an awesome nonprofit in the area: Boulder Community Computers!
A little bit about them: they take old donated computers and offer low income people the opportunity to learn how to rebuild them. The computers stay out of landfills AND the low income peeps gain valuable computer literacy skills!
We have been partnering with them to provide curriculum for their free Computer Training for English Language Learners.
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Preston (GNIS FID: 1262241) is a populated place located within the Unorganized Territory of North Lawrence, a minor civil division (MCD) of Lawrence County.
The elevation of Preston is 5,869 feet. Preston appears on the Savoy U.S. Geological Survey Map. Lawrence County is in the Mountain Time Zone (UTC -7 hours).
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NEW YORK (Mar. 28)
Protest over America's support for Israel and U.S. policy in the Middle East in general have emerged as the prime motive for the Feb. 26 bombing of New York's World Trade Center, according to new evidence revealed Sunday.
One of the five suspects arrested so far in connection with the bombing sent a-letter to The New York Times claiming responsibility for the attack, police disclosed.
The letter, sent by a group identifying itself as the Fifth Battalion of the Liberation Army, demanded that the United States cut all military, political and economic aid to Israel, as well as end diplomatic relations with Israel.
In a front-page news report Sunday, the Times said it received the letter four days after the bombing and turned it over to investigators.
Late last week, investigators concluded the letter was authentic and found evidence linking it to one of the suspects arrested in connection with the attack, which killed six people and injured more than 1,000 others.
"There is no question that the letter was prepared by a member of this cell," the Times quoted a senior investigator as saying.
The evidence linking the letter to the suspects is "incontrovertible and it's not speculation," the investigator said.
The letter, written in sometimes incorrect English, is the first definite evidence that the bombing had a political motive.
"This action was done in response for the American political, economical, and military support to Israel the state of terrorism and to the rest of the dictator countries in the region," read the letter, which was reproduced in the Times.
The group threatened to continue attacks "against military and civilian targets in and out the United States."
The group also claimed to have more than 150 soldiers willing to carry out suicide attacks.
"The American people must know, that their civilians who got killed are not better than those who are getting killed by the American weapons and support," the letter said.
Government officials said they had no previous record of the Liberation Army Fifth Battalion. A garbled return address in Arabic, and the name given at the letter's bottom, was Abu Bakr al-Makee, with a rank of field marshal or major.
The name is the same as the Arabic political leader who succeeded the Islamic prophet Mohammed after he died more than 1,300 years ago. It is also the name of a mosque in Brooklyn where several of the bombing suspects were known to pray.
Robert Precht, a lawyer for Mohammed Salameh, the first of the five suspects arrested, said he doubted the authenticity of the letter.
Salameh, the chemical engineer Nidal Ayyad and Ibrahim Elgabrowny have all pleaded innocent to charges brought against them in connection with the case.
An innocent plea was also entered on behalf of Mahmud Abohalima, the man accused of masterminding the plot, who was brought back to the United States last week from Egypt, where he had been arrested earlier this month.
A fifth suspect, Bilal Alkaisi, 27, a Jordanian national living in New Jersey, has also been charged with aiding and abetting the bombing. He turned himself in to the authorities last week.
In a related development, Rabbi Avi Weiss, head of a direct-action group called AMCHA, the Coalition for Jewish Concerns, said he received a letter from a group calling itself the Arab-American Coalition for Liberation of Palestine that threatened a jihad, or holy war, until Jews and Israel relinquish control of what it called the homeland of the Palestinian people.
Weiss, who is also religious leader of an Orthodox synagogue in the Bronx, had picketed outside the Al Salam Mosque in Jersey City after it was revealed that several of the suspects had prayed there.


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Annual Security Report and Disclosure of Crime Statistics
The 2016 Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report is available for download HERE or at www.umflint.edu/safetyreport.
The UM-Flint Department of Public Safety (DPS) publishes this report to inform the UM-Flint community about campus security policies, initiatives to prevent and respond to crime and emergencies, and the occurrence of crime on campus. This report, which is compiled by the University's Clery Compliance Coordinator in DPS, is prepared in cooperation with the Flint Police Department and other law enforcement agencies surrounding the Flint campus and outlying areas as well as those with police jurisdiction for other UM-Flint properties in cities such as Alpena, Lansing, Harper Woods, Port Huron, and Traverse City.
This report complies with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act and uses information maintained by DPS, information provided by other University offices such as Student Affairs, Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution, Office of Housing and Residential Life, and Human Resources Office of Institutional Equity (the UM-Flint's Title IX office). Each of these offices provides updated policy information and crime data.
This report provides statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned, leased, or controlled by UM-Flint. This report also includes institutional polices concerning campus security, such as policies regarding sexual assault, alcohol and other drugs.
Each year by October 1, an email notification is made to all enrolled students, faculty and staff that provides the website address to access this Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report.Anyone, including prospective students and employees, may obtain a paper copy of this report by contacting the UM-Flint Department of Public Safety at 602 Mill Street, 102 Hubbard Building, Flint, MI 48503-1950, by calling (810) 237-6512, emailing DPS-CleryComplianceOffice.umflint.edu or visiting http://www.umflint.edu/safety.
The 2016 report is available for download HERE or at www.umflint.edu/safetyreport.


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Agency Additional Correspondence Letter GRAS Notice No. GRN 000164
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CFSAN/Office of Food Additive Safety
July 25, 2006
James T. Heimbach, Ph.D., F.A.C.N.
JHeimbach LLC
4530 Broad Branch Road, N.W.
Washington, DC 20008
Re: GRAS Notice No. GRN 000164
Dear Dr. Heimbach:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is providing additional information relevant to the notice dated March 2, 2005, that you submitted on behalf of Laboratorios Miret S.A. (LAMIRSA) in accordance with the agency's proposed regulation, proposed 21 CFR 170.36 (62 FR 18938; April 17, 1997; Substances Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS); the GRAS proposal). FDA received the notice on March 4, 2005, filed it on March 8, 2005, and designated it as GRAS Notice No. GRN 000164. In a letter dated September 1, 2005, FDA informed you that the agency had no questions at that time regarding the conclusion of LAMIRSA that the subject of the notice is GRAS under the intended conditions of use.
In a letter dated April 28, 2006, you informed the FDA that LAMIRSA has an interest in using lauramide arginine ethyl ester (LAE) in the form of salts of GRAS acids other than HCl. You stated that lactic acid, acetic acid, glutamic acid, citric acid, and phosphoric acid are common acids that will form salts of LAE of potential interest to your client. You noted that all are listed in our GRAS regulations with no limitations other than current good manufacturing practice. In the case of lactic acid, you appropriately noted that the regulation affirming its GRAS status excludes its use in infant foods and infant formula products. You stated that LAMIRSA does not intend to use lactic acid salts of LAE in infant foods and infant formula products. You concluded by stating that you believe that this particular use is safe and lawful, consistent with standard regulatory interpretation, and would not justify the time and effort for FDA to review a new GRAS notification.
Based on the information you have provided and other information available to the FDA, the agency has determined that it has no questions at this time regarding your conclusion that substituting lactic acid, acetic acid, glutamic acid, citric acid, or phosphoric acid for hydrochloric acid to form salts of lauramide arginine ethyl ester is safe and lawful, consistent with standard regulatory interpretation.
Edmundo Garcia Jr.
Consumer Safety Officer
Division of Biotechnology and GRAS Notice Review
Office of Food Additive Safety
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The case for including reach as a key element of program theory
This paper suggests that there is a need to build reach in the logic models and results frameworks of public health initiatives. A lack of explicit thinking about reach in logic models can lead to problems such as narrow/constricted understanding of impacts chain, favoring of 'narrow and efficient' initiatives over 'wide and engaging' initiatives and biased thinking against equity considerations. An alternative approach described in this paper that explicitly considers reach demonstrates that an explicit description of reach in program theory and results logic depictions can improve equity in health and social systems.
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EVANSTON, Ill.-Northwestern rallied back from and 18-point first-half deficit to tie the game, but was edged by Stanford in the end, falling 70-68 at Welsh-Ryan Arena Friday evening.
Stanford entered the contest shooting just 26.2 percent from 3-point range on the season, but hit six of its first seven shots from beyond the arch as a 22-4 run broke a 10-10 tie and gave the Cardinal a 32-14 lead with 7:04 remaining.
However, the game miraculously turned around as the Wildcats got stops and created offense with their switch to the 1-3-1 defense.
A 3-pointer by Alex Marcotullio started the comeback. Following two free throws by Alex Olah, Reggie Hearn scored five straight points, including a steal and a slam to get Northwestern within 32-24 with 3:14 left.
The 'Cats weren't finished, though, as a tip-in by Olah and a three-point play by Marcotullio made it 32-29 prior to Hearn driving baseline for a score to make it a 17-0 run for NU and a one-point game.
In all, Northwestern held Stanford scoreless for seven minutes before a John Gage 3-pointer out of the corner with five seconds remaining gave the guests a 35-31 lead at the break.
The Cardinal would extend its lead back up to as many as eight on a triple by Aaron Bright with 15:09 left. The Stanford lead was seven, 61-54, with eight minutes to go when the Wildcats rallied to make it all the way back.
A layup by Olah followed by a 3-pointer by Tre Demps got the hosts within two before Demps finally evened the game with a jumper that made it 61-61 with 6:34 remaining.
However, Gage hit a triple on the ensuing possession and Josh Huestis hit two from the charity stripe to put the Cardinal back up by five with 3:50 to go. A basket by Jared Swopshire and one free throw by Olah got the deficit back to two with one free throw before Huestis hit one of his own.
The Wildcats knotted things again at 67 apiece with 1:50 left when Demps nailed a 3-pointer, but Bright responded with a deep three to put Stanford back in front.
Swopshire made one of two free throw attempts with 48.5 seconds remaining before Stanford turned the ball over on the other end with 28 seconds left, giving Northwestern one more chance. With the final seconds winding down, Demps drove the lane but couldn't finish at the rim. Stanford was able to save the ball off of Dave Sobolewski with 2.9 seconds left and then ran out the remainder of the clock to seal the win.
Hearn paced the Wildcats with 18 points and seven rebounds despite being forced out of the game for the final 16 minutes due to injury. Olah contributed a career-high 16 points while Demps and Marcotullio added 12 and 10, respectively, off the bench.
Northwestern returns to action at 12:30 p.m. Sunday when it closes out the nonconference portion of its regular season by taking on Brown. Sunday is Take a Kid to a Game Day. Day. Two children in 8th grade and under will be admitted free of charge with a paid adult admission. (Tickets must be purchased day of game.)


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Have you found the 'listen to' feature of the Pumf website? On the catalogue page, if you click on on of the head icons, you are able to hear an audio sample from each release. Rather than simply giving you one or two tracks from the album, you get extracts from several tracks - usually eight - which are woven together, fading in and out of one another to give you a two-minute taster. This should hopefully give you a flavour of the whole album and represent the different styles on the recordings to fuller effect.
The majority of the older, cassette-only releases are available, digitally remastered, through Pumf's 'cassette on CD-R' division - please state your preferred format (cassette or CD-R) when you order any of these older releases.
|Those observant folks amongst you will have noticed that there are gaps in the Pumf Catalogue numbers sequence. Explanations follow:
|PUMF 7, PUMF 14, PUMF 28, PUMF 35, PUMF 42, PUMF 63 - all these releases are no longer available. The best bits from the six releases were compiled into a 90-minute collection titled In the Beginning there was Shite (PUMF 280, 1997).
|PUMF 21 was a 1984 compilation cassette, All Things Weird and Wonderful, which sold out quite quickly. PUMF 126 was a 1988 compilation cassette, Pumf the Magick Dragon (More Things Weird and Wonderful), which again sold out quite quickly.
|PUMF 77 was a 1986 VHS video titled It Ain't No Sin To Take Off Your Skin And Dance Around In Your Bones by Howl in the Typewriter. It was superceded by the inexorable march of modern technology in 2011.
|PUMF 84 was a 1986 cassette titled Deviations of the Impulse by Cyclic AMP. In 2011 it was retired and put out to stud.
|PUMF 119 was a 1987 7" flexidisc titled Bedrooms and Knobsticks with one track each by Howl in the Typewriter (Close) and the Ceramick Hobs (The Stoat Rides Out). It sold out in 2010.
|PUMF 133 was a 1988-released album by the ceramic hobs titled Disturbing 'Boxing-Ring' Fantasies, which was 'a record of the Ceramic Hobs de-progress from Summer 1985 to Autumn 1987'. It has now sold out.
|PUMF 147 was reissued as part of the Brown Paper Bag series after selling out in May 2003, and acquired a new catalogue number, PUMF 448.
|PUMF 168 was a 1992 cassette titled Mouldy Roll by SWANC. In 2015 it sold one more copy as part of a large order going to Italy and went out in a blaze of glory.
|PUMF 231 was a 1995 cassette titled Fainting Memories of Lancashire Hotpot - it was a label sampler featuring Crayola Summer, Treewirehead, Shrinkwrapped Genious and The Colgates, all from the Inner Psyche label. In 2015 it was discovered to be suffering from a combination of dry rot and rising damp, and had to be humanely destroyed.
|PUMF 266 was a 1996 cassette titled Bring on the Coincidancing Horses by Orange Sunshine.
|PUMF 273 was a 1997 cassette titled Invite you to Chew on your Yeasty Bits by Treewirehead which suffered immensely from silliness. In 2015 that silliness had progressed to full-blown psychosis, and unfortunately it had to be admitted to a psychiatric institution on a permanent basis.
|PUMF 308 was a 1997 7" vinyl 4-track EP by Ceramic Hobs titled 72 Hour Drink Binge - Alcopop Madness. It sold out, but the four tracks thereon have been re-issued on PUMF 511.
|PUMF 322 was Ceramic Hobs 1998 debut CD album, Psychiatric Underground. It sold out in 2oo9, but has been re-issued as PUMF 609.
|PUMF 336 was a 1999 cassette titled Sonic Wallpaper by Acidfuck. In 2015 it sold one more copy as part of a large order going to Italy and went out in a blaze of glory.
|PUMF 343 was scheduled for an October 1999 release, and was going to be a CD single titled Savant Guard by Flake. It was going to contain the tracks 'And So . . .', 'Exactly Fazakerley', 'Harold's Birthday', and 'Winter Hill (part 2)'. Here at Pumf we'd obtained MCPS clearance and had the pressing plant on standby . . . if only the lazy bastards in the band could have been arsed to get their shit together, this would have been a fine release.
|PUMF 539 was a special limited edition artefact, the 77th Pumf Records release. To find out the whole thrilling story, click here.
|PUMF 385 was a 2002 cassette titled Four Hundred Rabbits by War Drum. In 2015 it sold one more copy as part of a large order going to Italy and went out in a blaze of glory.
Upcoming Releases
|Pumf's Brown Paper Bag
series of CD-R releases now numbers thirty (PUMF 357, 364, 371, 392,
399, 406,
413, 420, 427, 441, 448, 462, 483, 490, 497, 504, 525, 532, 546, 574, 581,
595, 623, 637, 644, 658, 665, 679, 700\and 714). There are no further releases
scheduled at present.
volume eighteen of the godspunk series of compilation albums is in the planning stage; hopefully it will be with us in 2018, sometime early in the year.
Yawn! Yawn!
pStan Batcow is always busy, one of his previous projects was photographing and researching the Post Boxes of Blackpool, England - to see the results please visit www.ausgang.com/collect/post.html.
In April 2010 I received a telephone call from my friend Kirsty, who runs a business consisting of some holiday flats in Blackpool, who sounded very flabbergasted. Upon returning home after an occasion where we had met each other for the first time in many moons, she found that somebody had scrawled graffiti outside her house - it looked like this:
The more I've thought about it, the more
convinced I've become that the only person who had the incentive to write
a fictitious word on somebody's gate would be the person who came up with
that fictitious word, i.e. me.
In June 2016 I received an e-mail from my friend Ajay, who had found the following scrawled on a wall in a club in Amsterdam:
'Pumf' is a fairly unique word (I invented it!), so I can't think of any explanation other than the influence and reknown of Pumf is spreading. About time, too.
Finally, in this no-longer-new section of the
website, here's a Pumf Records-related joke.
How many Pumf Records artistes does it take to change a lightbulb?
And here's another joke, sent in by this website's visitor:
How many people does it take to make up a Pumf Records artiste's gig?
And one more, a re-working of the world's oldest joke:
Q: How many chickens crossed the road?


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Last May I replaced my old Doepfer cases with nice Mission 9 from Monorocket. At the time I thought it would be such a great idea to record the entire process, speed the whole thing up and put it to music. So, I did the first part of that but until this week I never got around to completing the job.
Here's the result. The music was made in December and features the two missing modules (Hertz Donut and Z8000) as well as a Pittsburgh Modular Vilfo that I didn't have then, and have already traded out as well. Moving along.
The first half of the movie, the taking apart part, was filmed as video and sped up in the editing. The second half was a series of many many photographs taken every five seconds or so and stitched together. It has a jumpier quality to it. Enjoy!


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Darwin's 200th birthday widely celebrated
They threw him a party at the Natural History Museum, they trotted out a set of stamps in his honor, and a zoo offered free admission to anyone sporting a beard in recognition of his famous facial hair. While more than 600 events took place worldwide Thursday to commemorate "Darwin Day" — the 200th anniversary of scientist Charles Darwin's birth — it was a particularly special occasion in his native land. In a message to Parliament, British Culture Secretary Andy Burnham called the scientist "one of the most influential Britons of all time." Amid all the celebration, a note of skepticism: A poll showed that 43 percent of Britons believed in "young earth creation" — or the idea that God created the world within the past 10,000 years.
Pakistan admits link to attacks
Pakistan acknowledged terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India, in November were partly plotted on its soil and announced criminal proceedings against eight suspects, including three alleged ringleaders, in a sign it is heeding U.S. and Indian demands to punish those responsible for the deaths of 164 people. India called Thursday's announcement a "positive development," and the news was welcomed by Washington. "I want to assure the international community, I want to assure all those who have been victims of terrorism, that we mean business," Interior Ministry chief Rehman Malik said at a news conference.
Britain bars entry of Dutch lawmaker
British officials barred far-right Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders from entering the country Thursday, citing his anti-Islamic views. Wilders, who traveled to London despite receiving a letter from the British Embassy in the Netherlands that he was barred from the United Kingdom, attacked what he called "the cowards in the U.K. government" who he said had a servile attitude toward Islam. British Foreign Secretary David Miliband told the British Broadcasting Corp. that Wilders was guilty of "extreme anti-Muslim hate." The Dutch Embassy said it "deeply regrets that the British authorities" denied Wilders entry.
12 killed as Iraq violence spikes
Car bombings and fatal shootings claimed the lives of at least 12 people in Iraq Thursday, marking the second consecutive day of deadly violence after the war-torn country enjoyed a monthlong stretch free from it. The attacks come just as Iraqi officials are preparing to release final results next week from the Jan. 31 provincial elections, which were largely peaceful. The bulk of the attacks occurred in Mosul, Iraq's largest city in the north, and one of the nation's last restive areas.
Cairo: Hamas deputy leader Moussa Abu Marzouk said Thursday night that the Islamic militant group agreed to an 18-month truce with Israel for the Gaza Strip, the official Egyptian news agency reported. In Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office had no comment on the report.
Australia: Police arrested a suspect today in connection to one of the wildfires in southern Australia that killed 181 people and left about 7,000 homeless. A newspaper report said the 39-year-old man would likely be charged with arson causing death in the Churchill fire, in which 21 people died.
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Bridget and Slawomir Sarna
Bridget and Slawomir were united in marriage July 5, 2008 at St. Vincent De Paul Church in Lorain. Father James Ols performed the 2 P.M. Wedding Mass.
The bride is the daughter of Dolly and Ken Burdick of LaGrange. The bridegroom is the son of Barbara and Ted Sarna of Dublin.
Megan DeSimone and Amanda Means attended their sister as matrons of honor; Melissa Neuhart, Laura Karhoff, Maclyn McCall and Molly Cox were bridesmaids. Jim Marrie participated as best man; Kamil Sarna - the groom's brother, Troy Rathge, Dave Wessels and Bruce Wellington were groomsmen; Ben DeSimone and Nolan DeSimone were ringbearers.
A reception was held at Tom's Country Place in Avon. The couple honeymooned to Tahiti and Bora Bora. They reside in Columbus.
Bridget graduated from Ohio State University in 2001 and Ohio State Veterinary School in 2007. She is the owner of German Village Animal Clinic.
"Slav" graduated from Otterbein College in 2000 with a Bachelor's degree in Sports Medicine and Gannon University in 2002 with a Master's degree in Physical Therapy. He owns his own Physical Therapy business and is also co-owner of Sarna Properties.


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Imperial Teen - Biography
While still logging hours for his day job with art metal pioneers Faith No More, keyboardist Roddy Bottum branched out into more traditional power pop as Imperial Teen in 1994. Formed in San Francisco, the lineup included drummer and co-founder Lynn Perko, guitarist Will Schwartz, and bassist Jone Stebbins, all of whom had already made Bay Area names for themselves in groups like Wrecks and The Dicks. Walking a fine line between alternative pop silliness and grinding guitar noise, the band usually kept their pansexual, and often homoerotic, themes encased in infectious boy/girl harmonies. Produced by Redd Kross frontman Steve McDonald, the hyper-kinetic pop rock of their debut album, Seasick (1996 Slash) fit in well with the alt pop movement of the mid-to-late 90's, although Imperial Teen was much too lo-fi and gauche for mainstream exposure.
Expanding their lo-fi glam pop aesthetic into tighter yet more epic songs, the sophomore full length What Is Not To Love (1999 Slash) was their most commercially successful album to date. First single "Yoo Hoo" received moderate radio play thanks to its inclusion in the film Jawbreaker, whose star, Rose McGowan, also appeared in the music video. On the cusp of mainstream success, Imperial Teen secured the opening slot for the highly publicized Hole/Marilyn Manson tour, only to watch it fall apart after a handful of dates when Hole dropped out and Manson sustained an ankle injury. After completing a small club tour, Imperial Teen lost much of their momentum by taking a lengthy break from recording, eventually signing to the now famous independent label, Merge Records.
On (2002 Merge) traded in much of Imperial Teen's raucous guitars for a more keyboard-based New Wave aesthetic that was critically praised but did not increase the band's audience. They entertained enthusiastic crowds at both Amoeba Hollywood and Amoeba San Francisco in October of 2002, but shortly thereafter embarked on a five year hiatus. Bottum relocated to Los Angeles to score television shows, Perko gave birth to her third child, Schwartz turned to his side project Hey Willpower, and Stebbings took up a career as a hair stylist during the interim. Produced by long time friends and creative cohorts Steve McDonald and Anna Waronker, the aptly titled fourth full length, The Hair The TV The Baby & The Band (2007 Merge) found Imperial Teen returning to their glam-punk-indie-pop roots with unabashed fervor and a pinch of modern indie rock eclecticism to boot. They followed this up with Feel The Sound in 2012.


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A MAN has suffered a second tragedy after his girlfriend died just weeks after being diagnosed with throat cancer.
Peter Heaton, from Darwen, began a relationship with Marie Clare Matthewman after his previous girlfriend of more than six years, Sue Ashworth, died in January 2013.
At the time of her death, from a brain haemorrhage, Miss Ashworth's regular checkout at Asda, in Blackburn, was closed and turned into a shrine, with masses of floral tributes.
After a short illness, Miss Matthewman, whose daughter Hayley, 16, is in the middle of her GCSE's, died last Sunday.
Miss Matthewman, 54, from the Oakdale Estate, in Lower Darwen, was diagnosed with throat cancer just weeks ago. She also leaves behind brothers Keith and Bernard, and a sister, Angela.
Mr Heaton, of Cemetery Road, said: "We always used to have a barbecue on Sue's birthday and Marie used to come because they worked together at Asda.
"When Sue died, we decided to carry it on, so we had a barbecue on her birthday last year.
"Marie said she would come and give me a lift taking the dogs out, and that is how it all started.
"We had been seeing each other for about a year. She was a bit like me. We had things in common and we got on really well."
Miss Matthewman started feeling unwell in February, but it took a while for doctors to realise what was wrong. Mr Heaton said: "It was really quick, and it was such a shock. I couldn't believe it had happened to me again. We were planning on getting our own house together, and everything."
Sister Angela Brown, of Hoghton, said: "She was bubbly, friendly and full of life. She loved travelling, but she really lived for Hayley. She was such a good mum."
Miss Matthewman, daughter of Joan and Bill, was born in Black-burn and grew up in Mill Hill.
She went to St Peter's and St Monica's schools, and later bec-ame a nursery nurse, and then spent years driving coaches throughout Europe.
Her funeral takes place at St Peter's Church, in Mill Hill, today, from 10am, followed by interment at Pleasington.


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Biogroup Medical System S.r.l. Bio Group Medical System deals with production and distribution of diagnostics and equipments for the clinical analysis laboratory, as well as important services for this fundamental medical sector.
Born in 1985 with the aim of medical instrument trading, the company has subsequently widened its horizons toward the all sectors of clinical laboratory diagnostics. It has undertaken to provide its customers not only with a simple product, but with the pair "product-service", pursuing the concept of a "Total Quality" culture. The brand Biodevice , the production line of our company, aims to satisfy the all market requirements through a wide offer in the several areas of diagnostics, and to provide reliable products followed by an assistance service, always present.


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Secrets within a community.
Secrets within a family.Detective Chase Waters finds himself working the most interesting case of his career—one that comes closer to home than he could ever imagine.Are the mutilated bodies of young men and women the result of cult… or commerce?
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Sunset (Pact Arcanum)
Jeremy Harkness was lured into Medusa's service under false pretenses. A loner with no one and nothing to cling to, he was willing to die for his cause. But the night Medusa tried to obliterate Los Angeles, Jeremy met Nick Jameson, triggering the onset of his own psychic gifts. For Jeremy is the third race of metahuman, a Sentinel, born to kill the Nightwalkers with no quarter asked or offered. And neither Medusa nor the Court of Shadows will settle for peace when they can make war.
Betrayal and treachery lurk around every corner on the road to coexistence, and at every turn, Nick must question who to trust among his metahuman allies, friends, and lovers—before their civilization is plunged into the depths of darkness and bloodshed. With millennia-old magic, emerging romance, and ever-shifting allegiances, this inventive series unveils a scintillating, homoerotic world of Nightwalkers, Daywalkers, Sentinels, and Humans, who battle for world dominance in the not-too-distant future.
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Shadow on the Rose
Marion is thrilled when she and her husband, James, buy a lovely, old mansion with a rose garden. After they move in, however, she falls ill and must stay at home to rest. Alone and depressed, she begins to have strange dreams which seem to take her back into the past. Although James is skeptical, Marion believes that when she sleeps, she is leading the life of a young Victorian woman, Mariana.
Mariana used to visit the house as a guest of her friend Rosamund, whose mother is thought to have drowned while rowing on the river with her husband. During her stays with the family, Mariana comes to suspect that the death was not an accident. She investigates, but meets with obstacles that prevent her from finding the full truth.
Eighty years later, Marion takes up the search. The scene shifts back and forth from the nineteenth century to the twentieth, as her discoveries push forward those of her Victorian alter ego. The latter, after she accuses someone of murder, is never entirely free from doubt: she thinks she may have persecuted an innocent person. By determining what really happened, Marion thinks she can drive away the guilt that has been hovering about the house like a ghost. What she fails to see is that her obsession is damaging her relationship with James. If she's not careful, she'll destroy her marriage and her future happiness.
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Alaskan fishermen are getting their fingers bitten off…
And the fish we eat is at the root of a conspiracy that will change us all.Paranormal detective Sterling Strange faces his most horrifying case yet. Alaskan fishermen are getting their fingers bitten off. Soon after being mutilated, the fishermen disappear. Sterling's quest to determine the fate of missing men takes him to a wilderness fish farm, far up a remote inlet. But the investigation takes a back seat to survival when Sterling finds himself next on the fish farmer's list.BROOD is a 20,000 word novella (approximately 85 pages) that takes the reader on a wild and frightening ride deep into the wilderness where fish are being bred for more than their meat.Readers praise BROOD:
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FOXBORO -- The Patriots were missing three players at the beginning of Thursday's fully-padded practice at Gillette Stadium. Tight end Aaron Hernandez (ankle) and defensive lineman Justin Francis, and practice squad wide receiver Kerry Taylor were all absent.
Meanwhile, practice squad wide receiver Greg Salas' returned presence on Thursday may mean that he's taken Taylor's spot on the roster.


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"Introduction to Stand-up": This six week class will give you a basic, usable understanding of how to begin crafting a stand-up comedy act, from absolute beginner advice on stage presence to different approaches to generating material. Students will learn how to take their thoughts, experiences, and observations about life and blend them with their own unique sense of humor and personality to begin creating a routine.
Dates: Saturdays, March 22, 2014 – May 3, 2014 (no class April 19, 2014)
Times: 3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Location: The Philly Improv Theater, 2030 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 (get map)
Instructor: Aaron Hertzog (bio)
Cost: $249
Pre-requisites: none.
BEFORE YOU REGISTER: Please make sure you have read and understand PHIT's Terms & Conditions of Enrollment.
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This property has been removed by the agent. It may be sold or temporarily removed from the market
2 bedroom semi-detached house for saleCastle Grove Avenue, Headingley, Leeds, LS6
Sold STC £159,950
Property Description
Key features
- Two Bedroom Semi Detached
- Immediate Vacant Possession
- Gas Central Heating With Modern Boiler
- Recent Addition Of Cavity Wall & Loft Insulation
- Hall, Living Room & Dining Kitchen
- Two Bedrooms & Bathroom/WC With Shower
- Excellent Leafy Location
- Close To Shops, Buses, Cinema, Park Etc
- No Onward Chain
Full description
Tenure: Freehold
A two bedroom SEMI DETACHED in need of some modernisation but benefiting from GAS CENTRAL HEATING with a modern combi boiler and the recent addition of cavity wall and loft insulation. The property is situated a short walk from local shops and amenities in a leafy part of Headingley and the location is within easy reach of the park, cinema and buses that run at regular intervals into Leeds. The accommodation briefly comprises a hall, living room with bay, dining kitchen, two bedrooms and a combined bathroom/wc with shower. There are easily maintained sunny gardens to the front and rear. Must be seen to be appreciated. IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION with NO ONWARD CHAIN.
With stairs off to first floor, access through to the lounge and dining kitchen and access to the store cupboard on the right.
14' 5 x 13' 1 (4.40m x 3.99m)
Having an electric fire to a tiled fireplace (there is a gas supply to the side of the electric fire, meaning a gas fire could easily be reinstated), bay window to the front, cornice to ceiling and centre light point.
10' 0 x 9' 10 (3.04m x 2.99m)
With a range of base units, stainless steel inset sink and drainer, gas cooker point, plumbing for automatic washing machine, centre light point, storage cupboard, walk-in pantry, central heating radiator, external door to the rear garden and splashback tiling above the worktops.
13' 2 x 12' 0 (4.01m x 3.66m)
Having a window to the front elevation, central heating radiator and built-in cupboard.
10' 0 x 8' 0 (3.04m x 2.45m)
With central heating radiator and window overlooking the rear garden.
Comprising a panelled bath with over-bath shower, pedestal washbasin, low level wc, waist-high tiling to the walls, splashback tiling and central heating radiator.
There are easily maintained gardens to the front and rear. The sunny rear garden is mainly laid to lawn but with well stocked borders. There is plenty of parking available on-street.
From the centre of Headingley by the Arndale shopping centre proceed north along the A660 Otley Road, continue through the traffic lights at the junction with Shaw Lane and take the second major turning on the right into Cottage Road by The New Inn public house. Continue to the end of Cottage Road and at the T-junction turn right into Moor Road taking the first turning on the left into Castle Grove Avenue where this property can then be found on the right-hand side.
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected and were working at the time of our inspection.
Please note that if any appliances are included in the sale these will not have been tested by David Moor Estate Agents and we provide no warranty or guarantee thereon.
Band C.
Please contact our Leeds office.
The office is open 9am 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am 5pm Saturday, and 10.30am 4pm on Sunday. Escorted viewings and free valuations can also be conducted outside these hours by arrangement.
Once you are interested in purchasing this property please call at our office to make your offer and register your interest. This should be done before contacting a Building Society, Bank or Solicitor. Any delay may result in the property being sold to someone else, and survey and legal fees being unnecessarily incurred.
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New Orleans Police are investigating a shooting Saturday night that left one man dead and another injured, police spokesman Officer Garry Flot said.
The shooting, which took place at an Algiers apartment complex about 9:30 p.m. in the 3300 block of Garden Oaks Drive, is being investigated as a homicide, Flot said.
The unidentified man was shot multiple times and died at the scene, Flot said, while the 20-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen and is listen in critical condition.
The investigation is ongoing and no other information is available at this time.
Anyone that can help solve this crime is asked to call CRIMESTOPPERS at 822-1111 or toll-free at 1-877-903-STOP.
New Orleans Police have offered a reward of up to $2,500 for anyone who provides information leading to an arrest and indictment of whoever is responsible for the shooting.


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I agree with French Dip--Ellenore and Legacy. But I don't vote either, so I don't really get a say!
I agree with French Dip--Ellenore and Legacy. But I don't vote either, so I don't really get a say!
You know....I would vote if I thought it would matter.
Meaning....limit how many votes you can make by phone and online, like DWTS does.
I keep seeing Ashleigh did not work as hard, but didn't she practice up until dance time almost? To me she did put in the hard work, and she is leagues better than Elinore, and more enjoyable to me than Kathryn.
I think it is tough this season...and the fact that they ae doing a finale with 6 makes it more difficult to vote someone "out"...
As for the performance last night....
Mollee: I think she is a cutie and a huge ball of fire and energy, but her dancing (not her gymnastics) needs some maturing IMHO. She is conitnually over pimped by the judges, but I am thinking she is pulling in the majority of the "younger" voters.
Jakob: I do think the boy was born with NO bones!..he is a truly talented dancer, but I think he lacks stage presence. I must say that both numbers he and Mollee danced were certainly suited for them (style wise) they should both take the advice of the judges and stick with that style of dancing for their future.
Legacy I loved the first dance, I thought the "timing" between he and Ellenore was spot on and I enjoyed the routine. However, not alot of "dancing" going on, I think he will slide into the finale as he seems to have a decent fan base.
Ellenore: I love Ellenore's personality, I think the problem with Ellenore is that she is forgettable.
Ryan: I don't see him making the finale-I don;t think he has a broad enough fan appeal for the massess, he is a terrific ballroom style dancer but he lacks personality and a "connection" with voting fans
Kathryn: I love this girl, I think she has stage presence and her solo last night was terrifc! She is really turing up the performance level. The downfall is that her and Ellenore are so similar that it could knock her out of the finale...but I will keep my fingers crossed, as I want to see more of her!
Russell: I have loved Russell from the beginning, but I am becoming less attracted to his dancing and am more attracted to his personality...his dancing for me has stalled..and the fact that he once again had no partner last night was a let down.
Ashleigh: didn't like her in the beginning, she grew on me...but still doesn't have any WOW factor for me....the fact that she was unable to perform last night, was a let down as I wanted to see her and Russell together. She may very well get the sympathy vote and end up in the finale


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Mon. February 14, 2011 | Joey Knight | Email
Apparently, Armwood junior TB Matt Jones is ready to put a proverbial stiff-arm to any suspense-laden, drawn-out recruiting process.
In a text message Monday evening, Hawks coach Sean Callahan said Jones will announce his college of choice at a press conference Wednesday night at the school's field house.
"Matt Jones will make a solid commitment to either Florida, or Georgia at this time," Callahan said in the text.
Various online reports, however, indicate he already has committed to Florida after visiting the campus Saturday.
Jones didn't immediately respond Monday to a phone message from the Times, but told the Orlando Sentinel, "I grew up a Georgia fan and they were the top, but Florida just took over. I just like Coach (Will) Muschamp. He's a great guy and so is (offensive coordinator) Charlie Weis. ... I knew I was going to commit when I got there."
The Gainesville Sun, citing no sources, also reported Jones is headed to UF.
Brimming with physical upside, Jones (6-foot-3, 210 pounds) has brandished his potential in mesmerizing flashes the past two seasons. As a junior, he ran for 1,447 yards and 25 TDs while leading the Hawks (14-1) to the Class 4A state final. His sophomore-year numbers: 682 yards on 88 carries.


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GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) -- The director of a child care center in Greenville County has been arrested and accused of failing to report the neglect of two children, one of whom died in his home.
WYFF-TV reported that Margaret Rose has been charged with failure to report child neglect.
The mother of a toddler who was killed when a dresser fell on him and his sister has been charged with homicide by child neglect. Both parents have been charged with illegal neglect of a child.
Sheriff's Deputy Jonathan Smith says Rose knew the children of Margie and Christopher Shaver were being neglected and failed to report it.
The couple was arrested in March after 2-year-old Chandler Jerome Shaver was crushed under the dresser.
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This hotel is brilliant, me and my husband stayed here last year for our anniversary for 2 nights. Although slightly expensive compared to some Premier Inns in other parts of the UK it is about average for this type of location in London. It is located right next to the londn eye in County Hall. The hotel itself is easy to get to as it is about a 10/15 minute walk from London Victoria. We opted for the breakfast and evening meal included int he price, and i have to say i can not fault the breakfast. There was so much choice from bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, tomatos to cereal, fruit, bakery products. all self service so you can help your self as much as you like. The evening meal was ok but i wouldnt say it was brilliant i think as we went in July it was probably a very busy time for them and we did have to wait about 1 hour after we ordered before we got our main. once it came though it was cooked well and tasted good. The rooms are a good average size but thats all you need when your staying in London as you hardly spend any time in your room. The bed is comfortable, pillows maybe slightly too hard and lumpy for me. The bathroom is also a good size with a nice powerful shower. staff were all very friendly and helpful when we arrived and very welcoming . i would recommend this hotel if you are looking for something nice, well located, it is a good quality hotel in the center of London.


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A fourth attempt to modernize Canada's century-old animal cruelty laws was put down in the House last night.
Liberal backbencher Nathaniel Erskine-Smith was hoping his private member's bill would be sent to committee for study, but it was defeated by a vote of 84-198. Although the rookie MP had strong support from the NDP and the Bloc, there was little to be found in his own party caucus.
Bill C-246, the Modernizing Protection Act, was looking to close loopholes in several pieces of legislation, including the Criminal Code and the Fisheries Act. It proposed a ban on importing cat and


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marketingQED expands into Japan
Posted on 17 Jan 2012 by John Dawson
marketingQED's adaptive modelling marketing software now available in Japan
Signs distribution agreement with BrainPad, as the company looks to expand in marketing analytics worldwide
LONDON, 17 January 2012 – marketingQED, the originator and innovator of adaptive modelling, has announced a partnership with Japanese firm BrainPad Inc. (Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers Code 3655), a provider of analytical services for marketers. BrainPad will be responsible for supporting and distributing marketingQED's marketing mix effectiveness software to businesses in Japan.
The partnership will enable BrainPad to offer marketingQED's revolutionary products to both current customers such as HMV Lawson and Japan Airlines, and new customers seeking to improve their marketing performance. Already used by leading brands such as Expedia, Kellogg's and Orange, marketingQED's modelling tools incorporate algorithms that create models better adapted to increasing and maintaining marketing mix effectiveness.
PC-based and for use by in-house teams, marketingQED's simple-to-use desktop software is designed to be quick, accurate, inexpensive and used continuously – allowing marketing departments to measure the effectiveness of campaigns, enabling analysis to become an integral part of the decision-making and marketing investment process in the future.
"As we break into this fast-paced market I look forward to bringing the marketingQED adaptive modelling revolution to Japan. Our aim is to help companies understand exactly what their investment is delivering, dramatically improving return on marketing mix decisions." said Glenn Granger, CEO, marketingQED. "This agreement with BrainPad will build on the success of our European operations and will help us continue to drive our own expansion and customer growth around the world with the help of our partners".
Seinosuke Sato, director and member of the board at BrainPad commented: "As a marketing analysis specialist, we recognise that the marketing directors of most enterprises struggle to determine how to allocate their marketing budgets to generate the highest ROI. marketingQED's adaptive modelling is the answer to this, and will be very much welcomed by Japanese businesses."
This is the second partnership of this type that marketingQED has signed, having already seen successful expansion programme in Europe. marketingQED's adaptive marketing modelling software will be available in Japan via BrainPad from January 2012.
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Lost From The Christmas Mansion is the story of Santa Claus leaving the Christmas Mansion to get a spare key cut in The Escapade Shopping Mall, but he forgets who he is and assumes the identity he has for the rest of the year. The search party is led by Ellen one of his Elves, who wanders into The Escapade Shopping Mall in order to track him down. She isn't alone however as she recruits a number of people to help her by using her magic glitter. The search is on as they try and find out who he is knowing only that he is acting strangely, wearing a badge and might have a sparkly coloured key on his person. Unless they find him before The Escapade Shopping Mall closes the worlds children will miss out on their presents this year! Christmas is indeed hanging in the balance... This heartwarming comedy adventure is a new book for Christmas by Justin Tully.
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The audio wasn't working out of the box. The error message I see when I mouse over the audio icon is: "No Audio Output Device is Installed." I don't get audio from the onboard speakers and no audio from the headphone jack.
I tried updating the audio drivers and still no luck.
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With the recent decision by Warner Bros. to drop support for the HD-DVD format, there has been a lot of talk about the future of that next-gen format full stop. The speculation that Blu-ray may have already won the next-gen format war has even led Microsoft to make a surprising comment regarding the Xbox 360.
Albert Panello, group marketing manager for Xbox hardware, has commented that the company is still backing the HD-DVD format, but would not back away from creating a Blu-ray add-on drive. He said:
It should be consumer choice; and if that's the way they vote, that's something we'll have to consider … I fundamentally don't think this has a significant impact on Xbox 360 versus (Sony's) PlayStation 3 … With the PlayStation 2, DVD was a big part in the beginning, but over time, people were not buying it as a DVD player after the first year or two.
I think Microsoft must be saying this with its fists clenched behind its back. To have to admit they might end up supporting a Sony product that has seen most of its success in the PlayStation 3 must hurt. Ultimately, if Blu-ray does now dominate and Microsoft wants to continue to compete on a functionality level with the PS3 they will have to do a Blu-ray peripheral. They may even end up doing a Blu-ray integrated 360.
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Playing with high intensity for the entire game, the Storm — made up of players from five schools: Guilderland, Mohonasen, Scotia-Glenville, Voorheesville, and Schalmont — beat the Queensbury Spartans, 3 to 2, Friday night before Christmas break.
Eagles end its hockey season on top.
The love for hockey kept the Storm alive.
Terrence Rathwell's hockey goaltending career was lost in 1988, but his passion for the game lives on through his sons, most notably, Brandon, who is now in the national spotlight.
After two consecutive winless seasons, the Guilderland hockey team is on the chopping block in the proposed GCSD budget. Other high school hockey teams are also struggling to get players.
Lynnwood Elementary students role-played in scenes about bullying and respect with Union College hockey players trying to beat the image of aggression in their sport.
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By: SIA's Communications & PR Manager, Elizabeth Hurst
April 22, 2013
As sad as I am to put my skis in storage at the season's end, I feel refreshed by spring. Sprigs of green appearing practically out of thin air make me appreciate how resilient our planet is and how dependent we are on it for life. Anything we can do to protect the environment is a step in the right direction no matter how big or small.
I learned a lot about effective green initiatives over the past month preparing for Earth Day and the green issue of the SIA newsletter. I was particularly impressed by the Colorado Convention Center, home of the SIA Snow Show. Did you know that the CCC is the first EVER environmentally sustainable meetings facility? On top of that, the CCC's solar panels offset 280 metric tons of carbon dioxide each year and the venue recycles 250 tons of meetings materials.
I also didn't realize that Centerplate, the CCC catering service, has a more than 5,000 square foot Blue Bear garden supplying thousands of pounds of produce annually. Honey from the beehive and produce from 150 plant varieties infuses a lot of locally sourced dishes into menus around the CCC. SIA's winter crowd misses out on much of the Blue Bear's bounty, but attendees can cash in on the Colorado Green Chili, pickled peppers, salsas and pesto made from the garden's summer abundance of basil.
Use this Earth Day to celebrate every major and minor environmental victory that impacts our lives- we're surrounded by them. Keeping the green spirit of Earth Day all year will safeguard the environment we love and our keep our winters white.


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Ready For Easter Dinner? What Will You Have?
Most of us will eat some sort of "dinner" for Easter. For some it's just another day, but for others, Easter Dinner is a big deal.
Ham is an Easter favorite. So is lamb. Or a standing rib roast….with potatoes…and rolls…mmmmm I'm getting hungry….
As Trapper John on M*A*S*H told it…"his neighbor would put a whole lamb on a spit, and roast it for hours, until the skin was crispy and golden, with just a hint of lemon, and he'd baste it in butter…"
Ok I have to go to the store…I know what I'm having for Easter!


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TEL AVIV (May. 15)
Four Israeli soldiers were wounded last night during a renewal of Egyptian artillery shelling across the Suez Canal from Qantara northwards. The fire was returned.
A number of mortar shells were fired last night from Jordanian territory against the Neot Hakikar settlement at the southern tip of the Dead Sea but officials said no casualties or damage resulted. In another incident, an Israeli farm vehicle was damaged and its operator injured when the machine detonated a mine east of the Gesher settlement while Jordanian mortar and automatic fire was aimed at Israeli forces in the Ashdod Yaacov area in the northern Beisan Valley. The fire was returned and no casualties were reported.
The Egyptian military command said yesterday that Israeli troops had tried to cross the Suez in rubber boats but had been repulsed. It said their aim was infiltration of Egyptian positions south of Port Said at the northern end of the waterway. One boat, Egypt said, was sunk, and two others retreated. Police Minister Eliahu Sasson told Israelis yesterday that Egyptian attacks across the canal were the harbinger of a "crossing to establish a bridgehead."
The El Fatah Arab guerrilla organization has claimed responsibility for the killing of Hassan Habran, a Nablus resident, earlier this week, officials reported today. They said that handwritten notices had been found pasted on walls of Nablus declaring that the victim, a former police sergeant, had been "a collaborator" with "the enemy" and that a similar fate awaited "anyone else who does as he does." Police announced the arrest of 20 suspects in the slaying. Habran was shot dead at close range. He survived an earlier attempt on his life more than a year ago, when he was wounded in a leg.


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Dog wash helps cancer resource center
TEMECULA ---- Dogtopia of Temecula will hold a Charity Dog Washon Saturday, with proceeds benefitting Michelle's Place, a Murrietabreast cancer resource center.
Organizers are requesting a $10 donation for the full-service dog bath and also ask for donations of old towels or blankets for Animal Friends of the Valleys, the local animal shelter.
The wash will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 27629 Commerce Center Drive. Raffle prizes and vendors also will be on hand.
For information, call Dogtopia at 951-506-1200 or Michelle's Place at 951-304-1280.
ALS fundraiser set for Saturday
CANYON LAKE ---- A fundraiser to benefit the fight against ALS, known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is planned for Saturday at Pepe's in Canyon Lake.
For a $5 donation, participants can eat free appetizers, sing karaoke and dance. In addition, there will be an opportunity to buy raffle tickets and win prizes.
Expected attendees include members of the Lakers Girls and Thunder, the mascot from the Lake Elsinore Storm.
The event will run from 1 to 4 p.m. at the restaurant, 31780 Railroad Canyon Road.
For information, call Alicia at 951-440-8971.
Author, veteran, actor to visit library
LAKE ELSINORE ---- Lloyd Hutchinson, author of "Bingo Bandwagon," will sign autographs and talk about his work on Saturday at the Lake Elsinore Library.
Hutchinson served in World War II and worked as an actor in the early days of television, and he will discuss those experiences as well. Copies of his book will be available for sale.
The discussion will run from noon to 2 p.m. in the community room of the library, 600 W. Graham Ave.
For information, call 951-674-4517.
Art show exposes dangers of plastic bags
MURRIETA ---- The Medusa Bloom environmental art project, featuring jellyfish crocheted from plastic bags, will be on display at Eclectic Books from Saturday through Oct. 9.
An artist reception will begin at 7 p.m. Saturday.
The project seeks to draw attention to the environmental problems wrought by plastic bags.
Eclectic Books is on Murrieta Hot Springs Road just west of Margarita Road.
For information, call Katinka at 951-216-8193.
Quilts to be displayed in Old Town
TEMECULA ---- Quilt fans can get a jump on next month's quilt show starting Saturday, when the two-week quilt walk begins, featuring 26 works displayed at 16 Old Town stores.
On Oct. 3, more than 150 colorful quilts will grace the banisters and eaves of Old Town, at the Valley of the Mist Quilt Guild's Outdoor Quilt Show. The works will be displayed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., along six blocks of Old Town Front Street.
A silent auction will be from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with a large quilt live auction at 1 p.m. Proceeds will benefit Hugs Foster Family Agency of Temecula.
For information, call 951-693-3952.
Life choices conference set for teens
TEMECULA ---- The Extreme Life Choice Conference, which focuses on positive life choices for teens, is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The event is the third in a string of conferences sponsored bySupervisor Jeff Stone and put on in collaboration with the county'syouth advisory council and La Vista Prevention Services. It willinclude honest and relevant content about subjects including theuse and abuse of legal substances. It also will feature high-energygames and speakers.
In-n-Out will provide a free lunch for participants and therewill be a raffle, pro and semi-pro skateboard and BMXdemonstration, autographed Tony Hawk photos and gift cardgiveaways.
The event is free for the first 200 students in grades 6 through 9. Parents can drop off their kids but cannot attend.
The conference will be at the Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista Road in Temecula.
Poker run to benefit animal shelter
TEMECULA ---- The Save a Stray motorcycle poker run is scheduled for Saturday to raise money for Animal Friends of the Valleys.
Registration starts at 8 a.m. at Chopper Gallery, 28860 Old Town Front St. in Temecula. Coffee and doughnuts will be provided. Participants are asked to bring a can of dog or cat food that will be donated to the shelter.
The first 100 registrants will receive a free ride shirt. The cost is $20 per person or $30 for two-up, and lunch will be provided.
The ride will end at Jul's Dog and BBQ House, 41958 Fifth St. in Temecula. At the end of the run, a prize will be given out for the best poker hand and music, dancing, horse shoes, beer and ping pong will be offered.
For information, call 951-970-9720.
Elsinore Idol competition planned
LAKE ELSINORE ---- Youths who think they have what it takes to be the next "Elsinore Idol" can audition Sunday at Flour Fusion.
Participants are asked to bring any background music needed on a CD. There is a $5 non-refundable entry fee.
The contest, sponsored by Lakeview Artist and Friends, will feature three age categories: 5 to 8, 9 to 12, and 13 to 17.
The finals will be held Oct. 10 at the Lake Elsinore Marketplace.
Flour Fusion is at 133 N. Main St. in Lake Elsinore. For information, call Cathy at 951-294-7982.
City hosts college, vocational invitational
TEMECULA ---- The city of Temecula is hosting its inaugural Temecula Valley College and Vocational Invitational from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
Students from the Temecula, Murrieta, Hemet, Menifee and Lake Elsinore school districts are invited to attend and take advantage of the opportunity to discover the full range of post-secondary opportunities.
In attendance will be representatives from several colleges including Princeton, Ohio State, Johnson and Wales University, UC Riverside, Carlton College, Villanova, Menlo College, Stevens Institute of Technology, Cal State San Marcos, ITT and UTI. Materials and alumni also will be available from several other colleges and universities.
The indoor event is free to participants.
For information, call Beth at 951-694-6459.
Amateur dog show scheduled
MURRIETA ---- The Best in Show amateur dog show will be Sept. 26at Copper Canyon Park, with judges to include Murrieta Mayor GaryThomasian, police Chief Mark Wright and fire Chief PaulChristman.
Sponsored by the Women's Council of Realtors and Animal Friends of the Valleys, the event will include prizes in several categories and various vendors. Registration costs $25 and begins at 11 a.m., while the show will run from 12:30 to 4 p.m. at the park, 23790 Via Alisol in Murrieta.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the animal shelter. Vendor tables and sponsorships are available.
For information, call Vicki at 951-217-4517.
Anza artists to hold art show
ANZA ---- Anza Valley Artists will hold an art show Saturday, and plan to host the event each year.
Heart of the High Country Art Show will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with an artists reception from noon to 2 p.m. at Anza Community Hall, 56630 Highway 371. Proceeds will benefit the local community.
The show will feature a wide variety of styles and themes, from watercolor to photography to ceramics to gourd design. Some works have been donated for a raffle. The guest artist will be Richard Stephens, a longtime professional artist with a studio in Redondo Beach.
For information, call 951-763-0398.
Vendors sought for Greek festival
TEMECULA ---- Organizers are taking applications now from vendors interested in taking part in the Temecula Greek Festival.
This year's event is scheduled for Oct. 3 and 4 at the Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista Road in Temecula.
Volunteers also are needed for the annual event.
For information, call Dimitrios at 951-837-7199.
Cotillion program offers social-skill tutelage
TEMECULA ---- The city is offering a cotillion for the first time, affording third- through eighth-graders the social training to build skills, confidence and self-esteem.
Instruction will include workshops on proper attire, making an introduction, escorting a partner and ballroom dancing, and will culminate with a dinner and dance for participants to display their new skills.
The cost is $98, plus a $35 materials fee. Workshops will be offered on three Wednesday evenings starting Oct. 7, with the dance on Friday evening, Nov. 6.
For information, call 951-694-6480.
Blood drives set next week
Five blood drives are scheduled in Southwest County over the next week.
The drives will be held from:
-- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday at CVS pharmacy, 33205 Temecula Parkway in Temecula.
-- 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday at Stater Bros., 31813 Temecula Parkway in Temecula.
-- noon to 5 p.m. Friday at Albertsons, 39140 Winchester Road in Temecula.
-- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at Canyon Hills Marketplace, 29991 Canyon Hills Drive in Lake Elsinore.
-- 2 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Henry's Farmers Market, 39606 Winchester Road in Temecula.
Donors must be at least 16 years old, healthy and weigh at least 110 pounds; the process takes about an hour.
Kaiser offers cancer support class
RIVERSIDE ---- Kaiser Permanente of Riverside is offering a free class Sept 25 on mobilizing resources and support for cancer patients and caregivers.
The class will include speakers Jerry Arnold-Bell, a nurse with the American Cancer Society, and Kathi McIntyre.
It will be from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Kaiser Riverside, 10800 Magnolia Ave., in Medical Office Building 2, Room MC 3C-D-E.
For information, call Elvira at 951-353-4755.
Diabetes management seminar offered
TEMECULA ---- A free diabetes seminar will be offered for the area's Spanish-language speakers on Tuesday and Sept. 29 in the Rancho Family Medical Group's conference room, 28780 Single Oak Drive, Suite 160
The seminars, scheduled to run from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., will be conducted by Dr. Gemalli de Leon, a Loma Linda University Medical Center expert on diabetes management.
De Leon will cover both type 1 diabetes, which is generally caused by damage to the pancreas, and type 2, the form of diabetes associated with obesity.
Those interested in learning more about the management of diabetes are being encouraged to attend the seminars.
Michelle's Place hosts exercise class
MURRIETA ----- Le bed exercise classes are offered twice a week at Michelle's Place.
The free classes are held at 7 p.m. Mondays and 10 a.m. Wednesdays.
Le bed is a relaxing way to increase the circulation in the lymph system after breast surgery.
Michelle's Place, the Women's Breast Cancer Resource Center, is at 41785 Elm St., Suite 305. For information, call 951-304-1280.
Seniors group schedules trips
TEMECULA ---- Seniors' Golden Years of Temecula Valley is planning several excursions over the next couple of months.
On Oct. 8, participants will travel to the J. Paul Getty Center in Los Angeles. The cost is $35. On Nov. 5, a trip to a Japanese museum and gardens is on tap. The cost is $76 and includes lunch.
Participants will head to South Coast Plaza for shopping on Nov. 10. The cost is $21.
For information, call Esther at 951-694-6466 between 9 a.m. and noon weekdays.
Senior driving classes offered
AARP offers an ongoing driver safety program for mature drivers. The eight-hour course is offered for drivers 50 and older at various locations throughout Southwest County.
The course, which costs $12 for AARP members or $14 for nonmembers, can help participants save money on auto insurance.
One-day classes:
-- Oct. 7, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Lake Elsinore Senior Center, 420 E. Lakeshore Drive. Register, 951-674-2526.
-- Nov. 10, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Kay Ceniceros Community Center in Sun City, 29995 Evans Road. Register, 951-672-9673.
Four-hour renewal classes:
-- Sept. 30, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Sun City Civic Association, 26850 Sun City Blvd. Register, 951-244-7513.
-- Oct. 20, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Kay Ceniceros Community Center, 29995 Evans Road in Sun City. Register, 951-672-9673.
-- Oct. 21, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Canyon Lake Property Owners Association, 31512 Railroad Canyon Road. Register, 951-224-6841, ext. 610.
-- Oct. 21, noon to 4:30 p.m. at Mary Phillips Senior Center, 41845 Sixth St. in Temecula. Register, 951-506-0444.
-- Nov. 18, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Murrieta Senior Center, 41717 Juniper St. Register, 951-304-7275.
-- Nov. 25, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Sun City Civic Association, 26850 Sun City Blvd. Register, 951-244-7513.
-- Dec. 2, 8:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at Lake Elsinore Senior Center, 420 E. Lakeshore Drive. Register, 951-674-2526.
Two-day classes:
-- Dec. 17 and 17, 12:15 to 4:15 p.m. at Mary Phillips Senior Center, 41845 Sixth St. in Temecula. Register, 951-506-0444.
-- Oct. 19 and 20, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at SDNB, 31990 Temecula Parkway in Temecula. Register, 951-302-6768.
Senior center to host bingo
LAKE ELSINORE ---- The Lake Elsinore Senior Center hosts a variety of classes, events and programs, including a weekly bingo game on Tuesdays.
Bingo is held from 1 to 3 p.m. with a basic buy-in of $6, plus specials. Cash and door prizes and refreshments are available.
The center also provides lunch at 11:30 a.m. daily, with reservations required by noon the day before.
A monthly newsletter is available that lists the center's art and exercise classes, pool games, computer lab times and more.
For information, call 951-674-2526 or stop by the center at 420 E. Lakeshore Drive.


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>> Fresh, crisp, and cool. Keep your chic in clean, bright whites. From sweet flowing dresses at Derek Lam to silky pajama pants at Alexander Wang to sporty separates at Band of Outsiders, this easy neutral was all over the Spring 2011 runways. Embrace the trend and go head-to-toe, or mix it up with a just one or two great statement pieces. Click through to see our favorites, all under $100.
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You will be our only guests. Let us spoil you!
"What can we say? This was worth waiting almost three years for our honeymoon! The room is beautiful, the views stunning, the food amazing and you were truly gracious and helpful hosts." K & K M, Saskatoon, SK
$188.00 for one night night
$125.00/night for longer stays
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Resident Pet: We have a Havanese dog. He's a hypoallergenic breed and is never in the Guests' suite. He LOVES visitors.
and, here he is on YouTube!