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Though the property is not yet for sale, the City of Bowie--with help from the state of Maryland and Prince George's County--may acquire the property known as the Bowie Racetrack if it becomes available.
The racetrack is currently operated as a training facility by the Maryland Jockey Club, although a letter from Gov. Martin O'Malley to Bowie Mayor G. Frederick Robinson indicated that the owners might be considering moving the training facilities to another location.
"It is my understanding that the track owners are in discussions with the horsemen to move the training facilities to other tracks. It is therefore appropriate to plan for the future of this historic property," wrote O'Malley in his letter to Robinson.
The legislation making the property a training facility also stipulates that if the owner decides to sell, the state would have the first opportunity to purchase the property and the city of Bowie would get the second opportunity, said Bowie Council Member Todd Turner (At-large).
In his letter, O'Malley expressed interest in helping the city purchase the property under the state's Open Spaces Program should it come up for sale.
The program would provide for equitable cost-sharing between the state, county and city in the purchase of the property. Under the conditions of the program, the state would have no ownership of the property and part of the property that runs along the Patuxent River would have to provide public water access.
According to Turner, the property is broken into two separate zoning segments—the property where the stables are housed is zoned for residential development, and the property where the racetrack lies is zoned to allow for estate development. Estate development mandates that each residential home developed would sit on a minimum of five acres, whereas regular residential zoned property allows for higher density housing.
With help from the state and county, Bowie could preserve the property and keep it from being developed into housing, instead making it an open space for recreational usage for residents who live in that section of Bowie.
O'Malley also mentioned that the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission may have an interest in the riverfront property.
In other news relating to the property, residents in the Saddlebrook communities have raised concerns that the Bowie Racetrack fence that runs along Racetrack Road has fallen into disrepair. Delegate Geraldine Valentino-Smith sent a letter to Laurel Park earlier this month asking for the issue to be addressed.
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In the new video that revisits the DePaul University cyber security class, we meet two new students, Ahmed and Eiyad. One of the great statements that I heard with reference to hacking PLCs, which unfortunately didn't make it into the final edit, was from Ahmed. He said, "If you can ping it, you can own it." Which is to say, if you can get through the network to the PLC, you can make it do whatever you want because the PLC has very little protection of its own.
There are ways to protect a vulnerable PLC by hardening the network, but as Alex pointed out, few network devices and switches allow you to use security measures such as RADIUS or TACACS. On the other hand, some do. If you're looking at networking products, those are the ones you may want to look for.
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Father Dimitri Tsakas was born in Brisbane in 1966. He attended Junction Park State School and then Brisbane State High School. He completed a Bachelors Degree in Social Work for which he was awarded with Honours after completing a Thesis in the area of Social Policy.
After graduating, Father Dimitri commenced work with what was then, the Department of Social Security. He worked with disadvantaged groups and in areas from Townsville to Hughenden in Northwest Queensland.
He met Michelle ( ) in Townsville and in 1988 they were married in Mackay. In 1989 they moved to Brisbane where Father Dimitri practiced Social Work in the area of Psychiatric Disability. In 1991 he practiced as a Family Court Counsellor for the Family Court of Australia in Brisbane.
In May the same year, His Eminence, Archbishop Stylianos, ordained him a Deacon, at the Church of Saint George. Here he served for 3½ years before he moved to Sydney where he completed his Bachelor Degree in Theology at St Andrew's Theological College.
In 1994, he was ordained to the Priesthood at the Church of St George in Brisbane and for the next 3 years served the Parishes of Sydney.
In 1997, Father Dimitri was posted to serve at the Church of St George in Brisbane. During his time as a Deacon and over his years as a Priest, he focused particularly on reaching out to the Australian born members of the Church in order to help their growth in Christ and secure future generations for our Parish. This has been attested to in the increasing number of youth and young families that have become an integral part of Parish Community life. During this time he has also been involved with several ecumenical and community initiatives and completed a Masters Degree in International Relations.
On Father Gregory's retirement as Vicar-General, Father Dimitri was appointed Archiepiscopal Vicar for Queensland.
Father Dimitri and Presvytera Michelle have two (2) sons, Andrew & James.
Rev. Father Anastasios Bozikis
Father Anastasios Bozikis was born in Warialda NSW in 1970. As an infant, he was baptised in the Church of Saint George by Father Gregory Sakellariou. His family moved to the Gold Coast in 1971.
He attended Broadbeach State School on the Gold Coast and also served as an Alter Boy in the Church of Saint Anna on the Coast.
In 1980 his family moved to Brisbane, where he completed his primary and high school studies. He attended Sunday school and Saint George and was later appointed Chairman of the Youth Fellowship.
In 1990 he graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce Degree after completing studies in Commerce Law at the University of Queensland.
He moved to Sydney in 1991 to study Theology at St Andrew's Theological College and in 1995 he graduated with a Bachelor of Theology Degree. He taught Religion, Economics, Commerce and History at St. Spyridon's College in Sydney.
He graduated with Master of Theology from the University in Sydney in 1996.
He met Maria Skoumbourdis in Sydney and in 1996 they married.
In 1998, he was ordained a Deacon by His Eminence, Archbishop Stylianos and in 1999 was ordained to the Priesthood. Father Anastasios served the Parishes of Bankstown and Kogarah for 5 years.
In 2004 he was placed at the Church of Saint George in Brisbane.
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Morgantown publicly recognized a retired Marine from Pennsylvania who's hiking across America to honor service members and veterans.
Monday afternoon, city officials issued a proclamation to Lance Robinson outside the Public Safety Building.
The Vietnam veteran is trying to build support for Brother to Brother Day, a nationwide day of remembrance and respect.
He started his effort in 2010, pulling a flag-covered cart 300 miles from his home near Pittsburgh to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. He restarted his hike later that year.
West Virginia is the 27th state he's visited out of 35.
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I have lived in Norman off and on for about 20 years and I love this city. I graduated from OU and worked both on the main campus and at the Health Sciences Center. I have lived very near the main campus over all these years and found it to be an invigorating atmosphere and a lovely neighborhood.
A few weeks ago, members of the Norman Police Department visited door to door introducing themselves and handing out fliers about neighborhood courtesy, parking regulations, etc. I was very impressed and relieved at their efforts.
Our neighborhood has become overrun with homes that have been purchased as rental property for college students, many associated with overflow from sororities and fraternities. This is a concern for the families who live here and fear that the neighborhood will, or has, become a rental slum for irresponsible students.
This last weekend when OU played TCU, we had our grandchildren, children and friends over to watch the game. Well before the game started, a keg party had begun in a house nearby.
Our grandchildren, other neighbors and visitors to our house witnessed numerous young men urinating in public outside in broad daylight. Our neighbors talked to us that day and said it was a regular occurrence on game days, one telling us they were even opening their gate and going into her backyard to urinate on her bushes.
Young people, both male and female, regularly relieve themselves outside in other people's yards, on their fences, etc., as they apparently overwhelm their own indoor facilities.
We called the police and they responded quickly. We sincerely thank them for that. We do not want our neighborhood to become a barnyard, not to mention that exposing one's genitalia in public is potentially a crime in itself, I believe.


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Bharti Airtel, a leading global telecommunications company with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa, launched the ultimate reality show, Airtel Super Singer 7- the spicy series, aimed to entertain music lovers of Andhra Pradesh. The launch took place in the presence of Mr. Sharlin Thayil, CEO Bharti Airtel, Andhra Pradesh along with the jury members of the show, the famous singers of Tollywood Sunitha, and Kouslaya along with lyricist Chandra Bose.
Airtel Super Singer 7 the spicy series brings famous singers to a common platform. There will be 2 teams in this series Warriors and Chargers with 6 singers in each team. The show will have numerous rounds challenging the singers to showcase a variety of music genres. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Sharlin Thayli, CEO Bharti Airtel, Andhra Pradesh said, Airtel has always taken the lead in associating with events, shows and initiatives that showcases the talent of today's youth. It gives us immense pleasure to be associated with this youthful and entertaining show that will unleash the talent of Andhra Pradesh. We would like to wish the participants all the very best for a fantastic show.
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Belmont High School Principal Dan Richards has released a list of "quick facts" of the school's Breathalyzer Policy and Procedure for the 2012-2013 academic year.
The remainder of 2013 will be the Pilot Year to determine how effective the policy and protocol will be:
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- All testing is administered in private and by a school administrator.
- School administrators will be trained on how to administer the test.
- Breathalyzers would only be used at school events.
- Breathalyzers would not be used during the school day.
- Depending on the school event, students are either randomly or all selected such as every fifth student.
- If a student is exhibiting signs of intoxication according to the protocol check list, student would be tested. Signs of intoxication: Slurred speech, unsteady gait, impaired motor skills, glassy and/or bloodshot eyes, smell of intoxicating liquor on breath, clothing or person, vomiting and evidence of possession of alcohol.
- If a breathalyzer test is positive, the student has two more opportunities to take the test.
- If an administrator determines that a student is intoxicated or has used alcohol based on one or more of the above indicators, parent/guardian is notified and requested to take the student home.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Next year marks the 100th anniversary of the governor's mansion in Frankfort and a series of events are planned throughout 2014 to mark the milestone.
According to The Courier-Journal, Gov. Steve Beshear's office said in a news release that the events are intended to honor the structure's architectural, social and political history.
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Ratings: 62 | Reviews: 31 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by TheRougeBastard:
North Carolina
3/5 rDev -5.1%
04-14-2014 01:29:06 | More by TheRougeBastard
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07-09-2014 17:22:35 | More by OldTime
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06-29-2014 20:04:16 | More by josh32219
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05-10-2014 16:52:58 | More by ShepardCommander
1/5 rDev -68.4%
04-10-2014 22:19:53 | More by Claytonbrewsby
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03-31-2014 05:54:23 | More by VeganUndead
3/5 rDev -5.1%
12-11-2013 22:20:01 | More by Drknight
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11-15-2013 18:25:32 | More by williamjbauer
West Virginia
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11-01-2013 22:52:49 | More by zbodnar1
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look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 4
A - Orange-brown, semi-opaque. Pencil-thin head after a minute or two, very little lacing.
S - This beer smells like an ESB with a bit of banana mixed in. It has a faint hint of vanilla pudding as well. It definitely has a bit of a hard-water smell.
T - Bread-crust, bananas, the tiniest smidgen of raisins or maybe grape skin followed by a 'hard-water' taste. The aftertaste blends that mineral taste with a blend of malt and hops bitterness.
M - A bit under-carbonated and watery. The mouthfeel is a hollow and somewhat watery version of what you'd expect from the taste. It's a far cry from what you'd expect from the smell. It's not exactly unpleasant, it's just really weird.
O - This beer is unique in its inoffensiveness. I know that sounds like faint praise or a left-handed compliment - but sometimes it's just what you're looking for. It lacks any sort of sensational characteristic that might normally appeal to someone trying to break into craft beer. Personally, I quite like it. The mouthfeel is about the only real letdown.
Serving type: can
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08-25-2013 02:42:03 | More by brother_kenneth
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04-01-2013 16:49:49 | More by hokieguy95
1.63/5 rDev -48.4%
look: 2 | smell: 1.75 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 1.75
Roanoke Railhouse is a local craft beer brewery that is walking distance from my house that is quickly starting to symbolize everything I find wrong with the entire craft beer movement: it is not the quality or taste of the beer, but the fact that it is a small business that now makes a beer "good."
Track 1 is what better beers shit out. It basically tastes like someone got a Michelob warm, then gave it a 100% mark up and made it trendy in southwest Virginia. I used to say that Switch Monkey was bad from this brewery, but Track 1 has dethroned it.
As far as all of the qualities go, it might as well be an adjunct lager. I do not mind adjunct lager, but the draw to adjuncts is that they are an economical alternative to expensive beer. What Track 1 is, is a clone of an macrobrew that is one of, if not the most expensive beer per fluid ounce in my market. There are literally hundreds of beers that are better that I can get on any given day, but Track 1 is "craft" so it gets a pass from beer newbies caught up in the latest trend. This beer is terrible.
To describe the taste, just think about every Budweiser, Michelob, and Coors you have ever had and make it less interesting. All of those beers are drinkable in my book, but Track 1 has come in at 6 dollars a pint at a bar down the street. It is almost 4 bucks for a 22 at the grocery store. It is beyond mediocre at best, and I prefer Budweiser to it.
Serving type: on-tap
03-11-2013 19:26:23 | More by orcsinspace
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev +2.8%
01-10-2013 02:10:49 | More by Axnjxn
2.5/5 rDev -20.9%
01-04-2013 16:31:49 | More by RDUNE
New Hampshire
2.95/5 rDev -6.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Sampled today (29DEC12) from a 22oz bottle gifted to me for my BDay last month by Artied2...
Pours a rich, clear amber color, with steady carbo... Head is almost nil, just some fine gatherings of bubbles near the rim. Doesn't leave much lacing to speak of at all. Aroma is a bit toasty with some caramel, perhaps even nutty. Feel on the tongue is quite light and airy, even with a medium body.
Has some light sweetnes, with malty caramel and, again, a hint of nuttiness. Didn't find any bitterness or chocolate, whereas the Railhouse web notes this as a "clean lager with chocolate bitter notes...". There is some floral hopping, along with some fruity action bordering on tartness, which I find odd for a lager, especially a supposed Munich Dunkel. Not what I was expecting.... Prosit!!
2.95/5 rDev -13.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Serving type: bottle
12-29-2012 20:59:58 | More by Bierman9
2.75/5 rDev -13%
12-17-2012 03:03:33 | More by mrterdferguson
South Carolina
3/5 rDev -5.1%
10-02-2012 23:53:13 | More by jaswilson2
North Carolina
1.5/5 rDev -52.5%
09-18-2012 21:48:08 | More by lupercmda
3.98/5 rDev +25.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A gift from my niece Jane. Thanks!
A lovely deep red/amber with a mice tan head.
Bready aroma with hints of caramel and hops.
Good flavor is rich with malt notes and a hint of hops.
Body is a little light, but nothing is wrong.
Overall a fine lager.
Serving type: bottle
09-01-2012 04:08:05 | More by Shaw
Track1 from Roanoke Railhouse Brewery
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No Recording Allowed at Sarah Palin's First State GOP Event in Arkansas
Tonight Sarah Palin arrives in Little Rock to address the Arkansas Republican Party, the first time she's headlined a state GOP event — oooh, and right in Mike Huckabee's backyard. Maybe they'll have a folksy-off at dawn.
One thing that won't happen is any taping of Palin's appearance, according to KTHV in Little Rock…
The state GOP also says the media will not be able to get any footage of Palin during the entire event. That includes her arrival, her speech inside the arena and her departure.
They will only let us sit inside and take notes during Palin's remarks and later get crowd reaction outside.
[State GOP chairman Doyle] Webb says they're following protocal [sic] from the Washington Speaker's Bureau that's organizing Palin's visit. We tried to contact the Washington Bureau for an explanation, but their offices have been closed since Friday afternoon. State GOP leaders here couldn't provide any further contact numbers for the bureau.
Inneresting. Well, here's the Washington Bureau's website's FAQ section, which reads in part:
Q: Is it possible to record the speaker's presentation?
A: Most speakers approve recording for archival purposes, but every speaker is different, and some are sensitive about taping. In all cases, you need to ask permission from WSB before recording of any kind.
So it sounds like the recording/no recording question may be up to the speakers, not the bureau, and for some crazy reason — I can't think of one off the top of my head — Sarah Palin doesn't want to be taped. Weird! I wonder why that's a problem.
Anyway, let's hope those KTHV reporters scribble lots of notes on their palms while she's talking.
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Name index and images of the Illinois state census taken on 3 July 1865.
The following counties are missing:
- Gallatin
- Monroe
- Part of Mason
- Part of Tazewell
The state constitution of 1848 accepted the federal decennial censuses as the basis for apportionment of representatives, but also provided for state censuses at mid-decades. As a result state censuses were conducted in 1855 and 1865. The state constitution of 1870 ended the practice of state censuses. Census returns for 1865 exist for 99 of the 102 counties.
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This census counted and gathered information about the population in 1865.
The census was compiled to obtain a count of the population to determine how many representatives the state would send to Congress.
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The census includes the following information:
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- Free white males by decennial age ranges; under 10, 10 to 20, 20 to 30, 30 to 40, etc.
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- Numbers of male and female Negros and mulattoes
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- Number of males eligible for duty in the militia
- Manufactories by type (for example: mill, tin shop, saddle shop) and their value
- Number and tons of coal products
- Value of live stock
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- Number of universities and number of students
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In a bowl wisk your eggs and add in milk, onion powder, mustard and cheese
spray a casserole dish with your favorite non stick spray, cover bottom with croutons and pour the egg mixture over top
bake at 325 degree for 55 minutes
Egg Casserole
Courtesy of Sue Geroux
Serves 4-6
In glass casserole dish mix together:
1 cup shredded cheese
2 cups croutons
4 eggs
2 cups milk
1/8 t. spoon onion powder
1/2 t. spoon mustard
Bake at 325 degrees for 55 minutes
This is a Geroux Family Christmas morning tradition that is good for any breakfast or as we like it "breakfast for dinner." This was my mother in law Sue Geroux's contribution to the Mund's Park Community Church cook book that Jason's Grammy Pinch gave to us for our wedding. I LOVE these kinds of cook books and this particular one is especially cherished. I look forward to sharing many more recipes from it with you in this blog


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Studying the Bible is something people should do for themselves.
Sometimes life throws us curve balls - situations, circumstances and problems that we just don't know how to handle.
Over 2,000 years ago, there was this one called Jesus Christ who came on the scene in history. He preached, taught and healed the sick. Crowds gathered just to see if he was going to perform another miracle.
Dad used to tell me, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Coach would say, "No pain, no gain." And one teacher would remark, "We learn best through adversity."
The Bible plainly states that all men have sinned (Romans 3:23). Sin, though not inherited, has been a plague of each generation of mankind. Each individual sins and is responsible for their sins.
There is no doubt that we are living in some difficult times. Many are struggling to make ends meet. Many are wondering if there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Sunday was an exciting time, and those at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church are celebrating a great accomplishment in the life of their church.
This week has been beautiful, and I think spring is finally here to stay. We have been fooled before with a cold front sneaking its way back in. Well, speaking of being fooled, Tuesday was April Fool's Day where many a folk were hoaxed or tricked. Most of this was all done in fun and brought much-needed laughter.
Well, did you survive April Fool's Day? Or are you one of those who pulls the pranks on others?
Often, the love of Jesus is not seen in the lives of his creation.
"Jesus said, 'Take ye away the stone.' Martha, the sister of him that was dead, saith unto him, 'Lord, by this time he stinketh, for he hath been dead four days.' Then they took away the stone from the place where the dead was laid. And Jesus lifted up his eyes, and said, 'Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard me.' And when he thus had spoken, he cried with a loud voice, 'Lazarus, come forth.' And he that was dead came forth, bound hand and foot with graveclothes, and his face was bound about with a napkin. Jesus ...
The older I get, the more I pay attention to my surroundings. I notice the beauty of flowers, trees, stars and even little details.
Spring has come. It's obvious on the calendar. We already have moved the clocks forward for daylight saving time. And where we live, trees and flowers are blooming all over.
Last week, we looked at Isaiah 1:18 and saw that God was willing to give his people an opportunity to come to their senses and turn back to him. Those people failed to heed God's warnings. Surely, man can learn from their mistakes (Romans 15:4).
The August Birth Month Committee of Bryan Neck Missionary Baptist Church will hold a fundraiser dinner from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 18-19 at the church in Richmond Hill.
Last week, we began talking about how obedience to God is a must. We looked at two Old Testament examples of this idea: the Israelites and the brazen serpent (Numbers 21) and the account of Naaman (2 Kings 5).
Teachers in Bryan County schools go back to work Monday, and the students will only be a week behind them.
Human beings always have had conflict with one another. Conflict can sever once-good relationships that can go unresolved throughout one's lifetime.
I recently read a story of a lady who spent $30,000 so she could look like Kim Kardashian. Now, she has to spend the next few years paying it off.
Back in the summers of my college days, I worked for a builder. For the most part, I kept the skilled laborers (carpenters and brick layers) supplied with materials. Then, there was the biggest mistake I made during my first summer.
Anyone who desires to be saved needs to realize that God's will must be obeyed.
On most Fourth of Julys, our family, which this year included 17 of us, meets at our house for food, fun and fireworks.
It has become popular today in some circles to say, "I love Jesus, but I hate the church."
Life gets busy sometimes, and it is easy to forget to think of the important things.
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Exciting lesson ideas, book lists, videos, classroom strategies, and reproducibles in a daily blog by mentor teachers
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Okay, I confess: I thrive on organization and structure in my classroom. My students like routines, and I like to know what progress each student is making on a daily basis. If you are like me, then your first experience with literature circles...
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Celebrate Black History Month with this multigenre unit on civil rights and baseball that focuses on the achievements of Jackie Robinson
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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One teacher's tips for interactive and engaging ways to teach poetry, from a poetry magnet white board to hip-hop videos and songs.
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•Jim Ellis Book Club. Third Thursdays, 1 p.m. free. 410-313-7213 for reservation information.
•Let's Walk and Move. Tuesdays, 1 p.m.
•Mah Jongg. Wednesdays, 1 p.m.
•Music Appreciation. First and third Fridays, 9:30 a.m. The 30 Greatest Orchestral Works. Free. Call center to reserve a seat.
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•Parkinson's Support Group. First Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. For individuals with a diagnosis of early onset Parkinson's disease. Malcolm Wolf, 301-490-7288 or email@example.com.
•Ping pong. Call center for availability.
•Reflexology. Second Friday. $53 for 55 minutes. Experience foot massage as a form of stress management. 410-313-7213 to schedule an appointment.
•Scrabble. Tuesdays, 1 p.m.
•Sixty-Plus Wills/Legal Screening. Third Wednesdays, 1 p.m. Services include simple wills, powers of attorney, living wills, small estates and deed changes. 410-313-1400 to schedule an appointment.
•Theatre Club 'New Day.' Thursdays, 10:30 a.m.
•Thursday Afternoon Movies. Jan. 24, 1 p.m. "New Year's Eve."
•Wii Club. Tuesdays, 10 a.m. Improve hand-eye coordination and get exercise while competing against peers. Ages 55 and older. Free.
East Columbia
50+ Center
6600 Cradlerock Way, Columbia. 410-313-7680.
•Agewell Aerobic Strength and Stretch Class. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. $35 for eight-week session.
•'Around the World in 80 Minutes.' Thu., Jan. 24, 7 p.m. Mimi O'Donnell shares her photographic travelogue from her voyage of seven continents, four oceans and 37 ports.
•Authentic Latin Jam Dance. Mondays and Thursdays, 1 p.m. Monthly fee.
•Belly Dance. Tuesdays, 1 p.m. Monthly fee.
•Chess Club. Thursdays, 1 p.m.


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Here are some important things happening around town that everyone should know about this upcoming week.
BREAKING NEWS: Martin Ricard, our San Bruno Patch editor just advised that he will be moving on to other opportunities by the time you read this. DO not worry. Patch Regional Editor Stacey Chan, email@example.com and Jamie White, email@example.com will continue to oversee that San Bruno Patch continues to get posted. This is where YOU come in. YOUR help is requested to spread the word that all news tips, stories, photos, comments, etc. should be sent immediately to BOTH Stacie & Jamie for the time being. If YOU want to start up or re-start a blog on San Bruno Patch on San Bruno subjects, contact both Stacie & Jamie. Both Stacie & Jamie hope everyone who has or is currently writing anything for San Bruno Patch continues and also that you seek out possible new contributors. Stacie & Jamie will be glad to answer ALL of your questions. San Bruno Patch will grow! This writer wants to thank Martin for asking me to write my Friday Things To Know column and support me for over a year.
Continuing. San Bruno Community Gallery Art Exhibit at the San Bruno Library. The Culture & Arts Commission announces its first Community Gallery Art Exhibit. This new program encourages artistic expression and fosters a greater appreciation for art in our community. Viewing is during normal library hours. Featured: Artists Dru Chipman and Trudy Calandra.
Continuing. "Just Journal" and "Art Journaling" classes this Fall/Winter at the San Bruno Resource and Recovery Center, 458 San Mateo Ave. Classes are FREE and are offered as series every other Thursday night. Never journaled before? The "Just Journal" class is for newbies – come even if you missed the first class. You will be able to pick it up. The "Art Journaling" class is for people looking to learn and share new art techniques and prompts for exploring journaling as a form of contemplative practice. Info and to register: Stephanie Suggs at 650-588-0941 or email@example.com Flier attached.
Friday, Nov. 23. City Offices (except EMERGENCY SERVICES) Closed for
Thanksgiving Holiday
Saturday, Nov. 24. Library Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday.
Saturday, Nov. 24. 20th Annual Holiday Boutique from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the San Bruno Senior Center, 1555 Crystal Springs Road. Start your holiday shopping. Over 35 vendors selling professionally hand-crafted items. Info: Dee at 650-616-7183. Flier attached.
Saturday, Nov. 24 and Sunday, Nov. 25. San Bruno AYSO is holding their 22nd Annual Turkey Tournament for U10 - U14 players. Tournament participants include Teams not only from San Bruno but from our neighboring cities and within AYSO's Section 2. Applications are available at the Information Tent at the Crestmoor Fields or on their website www.sanbrunoayso.org for information on their other upcoming activities throughout the coming months.
Monday, Nov. 26. 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. and continues Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The Homework Center meets in the Library Community Room, is free of charge and open to students in grades K-8. Students and parents must sign a registration form before a student uses the Homework Center. The registration form is available in the library's children's room. It is recommended that parents of children younger than 10 years old remain in the library building while the child is at the Center. The Homework Center will provide computers to complete assignments, access to online tutoring and a Homework Center Site Manager who will create an atmosphere conducive to studying, as well as help children complete their homework as time permits. The Homework Center does not provide
one-on-one tutoring. For more information about the Homework Center, contact the library at 650-616-7078 or email@example.com.
Monday Nov. 26 & Wednesday Nov. 28. Lowen'83 The Official San Bruno Soccer Club. Tryouts start today from 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. and continue multiple days. Flier attached with the other dates info www.lowen83.com or email@example.com. All tryouts at Lions Field 500 1st Ave.
Tuesday, Nov. 27. 7 p.m. City Council meeting at the Senior Center on Crystal Springs Road. Broadcast live on San Bruno Cable Channel 1
Thursday, Nov. 29. 1:30 to 6:00 p.m. and continues Thursdays. Homework Center at the San Bruno Library. The Homework Center meets in the Library Community Room, is free of charge and open to students in grades K-8. Students and parents must sign a registration form before a student uses the Homework Center. The registration form is available in the library's children's room. It is recommended that parents of children younger than 10 years old remain in the library building while the child is at the Center. The Homework Center will provide computers to complete assignments, access to online tutoring and a Homework Center Site Manager who will create an atmosphere conducive to studying, as well as help children complete their homework as time permits. The Homework Center does not provide one-on-one tutoring. For more information about the Homework Center, contact the library at 650-616-7078 or email@example.com.
Wednesday, Dec. 5. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The Traffic Safety & Parking Committee meets at City Hall in Room 115. Info: Jennifer Shapona at 616-7049 or email@example.com
Thursday, Dec. 6. 5:15 p.m. The Beautification Task Force typically meets the first Thursday monthly in City Hall Room 115. Info: Councilwoman Irene O'Connell at firstname.lastname@example.com. This month's meeting will probably be canceled due to the Christmas tree lighting event.
Thursday, Dec. 6. 5:30 p.m. at the San Bruno Recreation Center in City Park. Come to the front of the Veterans Memorial Recreation Center in San Bruno City Park and join others for the Christmas tree lighting. Event starts at 5:30 with cookies, hot coco, holiday crafts and a chance to visit with Santa.
Tuesday, Dec. 11. 7:00 pm The City Council typically meets the second &
fourth Tuesdays of the month at the Senior Center 1555 Crystal Spring Road. The meetings are televised LIVE on San Bruno Cable Channel 1. Info: City Clerk Carol Bonner 616-7058 or firstname.lastname@example.com Here is YOUR chance to see your local government in action and YOUR chance to address your Mayor and Council members.
Thursday, Dec. 13. Architectural Review Committee meets from 6 to 9 p.m. in City Hall Room 101. Info: Larua Russell 616-7038 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Thursday, Dec. 13. The Citizens Crime Prevention Committee meets at 7 pm in City Hall Room 113. Neighborhood Watch will be on the agenda. Info: email@example.com
Who's Who and What's What:
PG&E's line 101 that runs along the Belle Air neighborhood has finally been completely inspected, recovered, and covered with 2 feet of dirt, thus protecting it from possible damage. Thanks to the many agencies and
legislators who helped expedite the process that initially was projected to take up to 7 months.
SAVE THIS DATE: Relay For Life – San Bruno. The American Cancer Society is holding their 2013 Relay For Life event in San Bruno Saturday April 27th and Sunday April 28th at Capuchino High School. Info at www.relayforlife.org/sanbrunoca San Bruno Vice Mayor Ken Ibarra is the overall San Bruno coordinator and you can reach Ken at email@example.com or Julie Pierce at email@example.com
or 650-207-9905 to volunteer to work as a committee chair or committee member. A number of committees are being formed and YOUR assistance will assure a SUCCESSFUL event.
Changes to SamTrans Routes: Samtrans is proposing changes to its bus routes. Go to these sites to download the route maps:
Did you know there may be some changes coming to the Sam Trans bus route you are currently using? For more information, public outreach events and public meetings schedules, go to the Sam Trans website at www.samtrans.com/ssp or email firstname.lastname@example.com or call them at (650)
508-6338 for info on the route(s) you take.
Everybody Has It. Everybody Needs It. This Holiday season the Blood Center of the Pacific needs YOUR blood donation as during the holidays the need for blood goes up while the number of donors goes down. This red
liquid carries oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body, and carries
carbon dioxide and other waste products back to the lungs, kidneys and liver for disposal. It fights against infection and helps heal wounds, so we can stay healthy. There's no substitute for blood. If people lose blood from surgery or injury or if their bodies can't produce enough, there is only one place to turn—volunteer blood donors.
Donation Process Prospective donors first complete a health history questionnaire and screening interview. The next step involves a
brief physical examination of blood pressure, pulse, temperature and a test for anemia. If the prescribed medical requirements are met, a pint of blood is drawn from the donor. Afterwards, donors are served refreshments while remaining seated for 15 minutes. The entire process usually takes less than one hour. Contact www.bloodcenters.org or call 888-393-GIVE (4483)
HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS: During the Christmas season consider
going to http://www.nfpa.org/ for information of specific holiday season safety tips.
In Case You Missed This:
Planning Commission on Nov. 20th approved the requesst for a conditional use permit for 675 ECR to allow a motor vehicle dealer. Grace Honda is in talks with a Victory Automotive Group to acquire their business. 675 ECR would become the used car lot.
Planning Commission on Nov. 20th, with about 25 members in the audience discussed extensively the proposed Transit Corridor's Plan. City assistant planner Laura Russell and Community Development Director Mark Sullivan (with the assistance of the environment consultant) reviewed the vision for the Transit Corridor Plan. Multiple speakers voiced their concern on parking (to which staff replied that residential parking permits could be implemented to help resolve their concerns); the proposed increase in building heights was a concern voiced by a few; a couple speakers stated that San Bruno did not need the ability to support the 1610 additional housing units while a speaker for the County Housing Group spoke supporting the planning for additional units (the plan does not guarantee any specific number of new residental units will be built, just that the City is planning where these units COULD be built); and City Ordinance 1284 requires a vote by the residents before any structure taller than 50 feet or 3 stories canbe built. This is a work in progress and many steps will need to be undertakin in open meetings with votes needed in some cases before any building can be built. The commission voted 4 yes 1 no approving the three resolutions, thus passing them along to the City Council for their evaluation and vote to either agree or disagree on these same 3 questions. Residents will have the opportunity to speak in support of or against and ask additional questions at an upcoming Council meeting. Documents on line at www.planbruno.org
Caltrain riders and holiday aficionados should be on the lookout for a special passenger car announcing the return of the Caltrain Holiday Train, presented by Silicon Valley Community Foundation. The passenger car, which is "wrapped" in a festive green design, will be in service until the end of December. The Holiday Train will return to the Caltrain corridor for a two-night extravaganza Saturday Dec. 1 and Sunday Dec. 2. (Unfortunately this year it will NOT stop in San Bruno but will stop at the Millbrae station). Glowing with thousands of lights and holiday decorations, the glittering "show train" marks the start of the holiday season for local communities and, in the 10 years since its inception, has become a favorite holiday tradition for many. The train starts both nights at the San Francisco Caltrain Station with musical entertainment at 4:00 p.m. and a chance
to meet Santa before heading down the Peninsula. The same show will be repeated at four station stops each night. Free entertainment will be provided at each of the station stops prior to the train's arrival. During each 20-minute stop, people can enjoy holiday music led by a traditional Salvation Army brass band and on-board carolers. Santa, Mrs. Claus, Frosty and the whole gang will get off the train to greet children and pose for pictures. Members of the United States Marine Corps Reserves and representatives from The Salvation Army will be on hand to collect donations of new, unwrapped toys for local children who might otherwise go without this holiday season. Santa's helpers can get into the holiday spirit by making a donation to support the Holiday Train on the website
Saturday, January 26, 2013 – Senior Showcase Health & Wellness Fair 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Millbrae Recreation Center, 477 Lincoln Circle. Event sponsorships are now available, Sponsorship info: Kerry McArdle, Daily Journal, 650-303-6735 or email@example.com The Senior Showcase has partnered with the Millbrae Health & Wellness Fair for a great, FREE community event. This well-established event has taken placein in Millbrae for the last six years. There will be over 50 tables with senior resources and services, FREE refreshments, health screening stations, goody bags, FREE document shredding and more.


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July 28, 2014
SPARKS, Nev. -- The Sparks City Council unanimously adopted a resolution to support the construction of Interstate 11, a road that would go from Mexico to Canada.
The Council is encouraging key decision makers to adopt a route that allows I-11 to travel through the Reno-Sparks region.
Phase One of I-11 is currently being studied and will provide connectivity between Phoenix, AZ and Las Vegas, NV.
Numerous options for phase two are under review and will consist of further connectivity north of Las Vegas.
The ultimate plan for I-11 is to provide a link between Candida and Mexico through the western United States.


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No evidence turned up for an alleged stabbing in French Valley, and police were searching for leads today.
A woman was allegedly stabbed in the neck while walking her dog Monday on Auld Road just east of Pourroy Road.
To read about what happened, .
Police searched the scene and found no evidence, no blood and no signs of a struggle. No witnesses turned up, and a bloodhound was able to pick up only the victim's scent, according to sheriff's Sgt. Kevin McDonald.
"We don't have a whole lot to go on at this point," the sergeant said.
The victim was hospitalized, but the wound was deemed superficial, and she was released a short time later.
The suspect was described as a Hispanic man 5-foot-11 inches tall wearing dark sweat pants and a gray sweater with the hood pulled tight around his face.
Anybody with information was asked to call the Temecula Police Station at 951-696-3000.


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Giant puppets, wild music, improv comedy and tried-and-true banter come together for a special two evenings in Oakland when Radiolab Live comes to downtown's Paramount Theater. Radiolab, the unconventional public radio show with a unique take on
Peabody Award-winning program Radiolab in a recent interview. But he was surprised by what he read. "The extinction may have been way more violent and sudden than we expected." Abumrad and his co-host Robert Krulwich generally explore topics related
Abumrad grew up here, the son of a scientist and a doctor, and as many of us do, he had mixed feelings about his hometown. "The moment I went to school, Nashville didn't exist for me anymore," he told me. "I didn't have Nashville to go back to
And by his own mother. "My mom's trying to explain the way that fatty acids get into the cell," Abumrad tells the Scene by phone from New York, recalling a fairly typical dinner-table conversation with his parents when he was growing up in Nashville.
If history proves correct, Magicicada Brood II will emerge this spring after living underground for 17 years. In many places along the Eastern Seaboard from North Carolina to Connecticut the cicadas will fill the skies, breed and then quickly die.
Spending an evening 'In the Dark' Updated Radiolab might be the only radio show/podcast where I absolutely can't miss a single episode. It's so good, in fact, that most other shows sound pretty shabby by comparison. In case you're not among the more
The show explores sprawling questions (How does symmetry shape our existence? What goes on inside our gut ?) using a distinctive patchwork of memories, sounds, music, and humorous banter. It is now syndicated on some 300 stations, and its insanely
They do absolutely amazing storytelling on really interesting things. I don't think I've ever listened to a Radiolab program and then not gone off to talk to someone about it. Their most recent full episode (they also do "shorts") is a really
Editorial Countless science programmes have sought to attract the layperson, yet few do so with as much passion, irreverence and sheer gusto as Radiolab , the American radio show hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich. Abumrad, a composer by
And they're very funny. "We're Burns and Allen talking about science," Krulwich says of "Radiolab," the Peabody Award-winning, public-radio show and podcast about wonder and big ideas that he co-hosts with Abumrad...Abumrad and Krulwich have taken a


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What utter crap. Can't anybody do the math anymore? Critical thinking seems to be in very short supply among voters.
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So apparently almost 40% of their income to the Feds isn't enough?
Another reasons the founding fathers founded a Republic and not a democracy.
There's an incredible book out there titled "Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation." The author, historian Joseph Ellis, tells us at the very beginning of this book just what our founding fathers thought of the idea of democracy. Here's what they thought of democrats according to the author:
"... the term "democrat" originated as an epithet and referred to 'one who panders to the crude and mindless whims of the masses.''
I do not support cuts to Medicare, but cuts to Medicaid -- possibly. Instead, I'd rather limit welfare and I would also get rid of the entire foster system.


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Cissy Houston Plans Book On Daughter Whitney
Posted on Fri Apr 27, 2012 01:05 PM PDT
Cissy Houston, gospel singer and mother of Whitney Houston, is planning to publish a book on her late daughter's life.
Ms. Houston met with publishers in New York this week at the St. Regis Hotel to shop a book deal around about the deceased Grammy winner, who she affectionately calls "Nippy," after her childhood nickname.
The 78-year-old wants the book to tell the real and definitive story of the pop legend, who died on Feb. 11 in Beverly Hills at the age of 48.
"It's going to be the bad, it's going to be the good," she told one publisher, but it is still unclear just how much Houston is prepared to disclose but she is eager to set straight what she called "lies" about her daughter, after her death.
Would you read a book published by Whitney's mom?
Whitney Houston And Jordin Sparks Sparkle In "Celebrate" Video - Jun 29, 2012
Hear Whitney Houston's Final Duet Featuring Jordin Sparks - May 22, 2012
Teary-Eyed Bobbi Kristina Takes The Stage For Tribute To Mom Whitney Houston At Billboard Music Awards - May 21, 2012
Whitney Houston's Family Lands A Reality Show - May 11, 2012
No Foul Play Involved In Whitney Houston's Death - Apr 11, 2012


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by Denise Massie
After workers discovered skeletal remains Tuesday afternoon, the Cass County Sheriff Department sought the help of a forensic pathologist to determine whether the site was a crime scene.
"At this point, while it's not 100 percent conclusive, we believe it is a historical burial site," Cass County Coroner George Franklin said.
"Whether there is more than one or not, we don't know. As far as I'm concerned, we are going to exhume this one."
The sheriff's department blocked off the area at 717 N. 600 East with yellow crime-scene tape and covered the area below the north end of the home with a blue tarp.
Franklin said the forensic pathologist, Krista Latham who is an assistant professor in the University of Indianapolis anthropology and biology department, will be the one to determine whether the site is a historical burial grounds. Latham brought along five graduate students to assist.
"She has been out here since early morning digging and unearthing," he said.
Several items were found at the site, which is leading officials to believe it was a burial site. Those items included wood fragments believed to have been part of a coffin. Franklin said the wood will be examined by a professional. Small metal pieces were also discovered, including screws, nails and hinges.
"The body was entombed in a normal factor that someone would be buried in," Franklin said. "They were on laid on their back and their arms were crossed."
According to some historical and physical records , the area where the remains were found appears to be the Reed Private Cemetery, dating back to the 1830s.
It will still be several more days before Latham can make an official ruling, said Franklin. She will have to take the remains and dirt surrounding the remains back with her to perform microscopic examinations.
Franklin said it was work she couldn't do at the scene.
If Latham concludes the area is a historical burial grounds, Franklin said the case will be turned over to the Department of Natural Resources, which would decide the next step.
"The coroner's office will have control of the body and disposal of the body under the direction of the DNR, if it's not forensic, which means it wasn't any kind of crime scene," said Franklin.
• Denise Massie is a staff writer at the Pharos-Tribune. She can be reached at 574-732-5151 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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CT Concepts
Giovanna Bertolini, Tommaso Furlanello, Davide De Lorenzi, et al.
Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound, 2006. 47(5): p.444-448.
We conducted a retrospective study in presumed normal dogs to determine the adrenal gland attenuation and volume values. Multidetector computer tomography (MDCT 16) analysis of the gland was carried out in 48 adult dogs without evidence of adrenal gland disease that underwent CT examination for acute spinal injuries. The mean nonenhanced attenuation value±SD of the left adrenal gland was 36.0±5.3†HU (range: 22.0201342.0†HU). The mean nonenhanced attenuation value±SD of the right gland was 34.3±7.0†HU (range: 20.4201348.6†HU). The mean enhanced attenuation value±SD were: left gland 101.5±10.6†HU (range: 86.82013128.0†HU), and right gland 97.4±12.4†HU (range: 58.92013123.6†HU). The mean CT volume±SD were: left gland was 0.60†cm3 (range: 0.2020130.95; SD 0.17), and right gland (0.55†cm3, range: 0.2220131.01; SD 0.19). Attenuation values and volume data were related to age, weight, and gender, using ANOVA. There was no statistically significant difference between the left and right side or in adrenal measurements, because of body weight class effects. The animal effect was the most important source of variation for all adrenal measurements. Based on our study, CT is an effective method for assessing adrenal characteristics in the dog. Normative CT data are provided to allow estimation of normal adrenal gland size and volume.


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BBG's Rye Month
The Baltimore Bartenders' Guild will be hosting a month long Rye Cocktail feature at each members bar. Rye was prevalent to Maryland, therefore the BBG is keeping those roots stong in Maryland by featuring Rye Cocktails. Stop by any Baltimore Bartenders' Guild members bar and partake in a tasty Rye based elixir. Don't forget that on Sunday, February 24th from 6-9 pm at B&O AMerican Brasserie we will culminate our month long rye feature with our event, "Rye's Up Against Cystic Fibrosis" Gala, where you will be able to sample all the featured Rye Cocktails, along with a substantial amount local cuisine, beer and wine, sit in on a Rye seminar, live jazz and much much more. Tickets are $50, available for purchase at www.missiontix.com or cash sale at B&O American Brasserie. Come thirsty and leave happy!


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By Nirmala George
The Associated Press
BANGALORE, India — Four years after Pakistani gunmen laid siege to India's financial capital of Mumbai, South Asia's bitter rivals were meeting again on the cricket ground, marking a gradual thaw in their decades-old rivalry.
The first bilateral series between India and Pakistan since November 2007, comprising two Twenty20 matches and three one-day internationals, began Christmas Day with a Twenty20 match in the southern Indian city of Bangalore.
Pakistan won the match with five wickets to spare after India's batting collapsed at 133 for nine.
Thousands of cricket fans began lining up outside Bangalore's massive Chinnaswamy Stadium nearly five hours before the match was to begin.
"This match is like no other. There's a special thrill to a match where India faces Pakistan," said Ravinder Singh, his loyalties evident from the Indian flag colors painted on his cheeks.
"I'm telling my friends it will be worth the wait," said Singh, a college student, as he stood in a slow-moving line outside the stadium. Some of his friends were in the sky blue shirts of the Indian team.
Security was tight with thousands of paramilitary soldiers and police outside the stadium. Groups of police carried out body searches before allowing fans into the stadium after they had gone through metal detectors.
Unflustered by the tight security, cricket fans carried flags and pro-India banners while a few sported colorful wigs and face-paint.
Analysts see the cricket series as a sign the two sides are ready to move past the bitterness that followed the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, when 10 Pakistan-based gunmen killed 166 people in a three-day rampage across the city.
India blamed the Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group for the attacks and demanded that Islamabad crack down on terrorism.
Despite a long history of mutual distrust and animosity, the love of cricket — bequeathed to India and Pakistan by South Asia's British colonial rulers — is one of the few things the countries agree upon.
Relations have improved since the Mumbai attacks and diplomatic ties have been renewed, but New Delhi remains unsatisfied with the slow pace of Islamabad's efforts to bring the perpetrators of the attacks to justice.
New Delhi froze nearly all contact with Islamabad — including sporting ties — after the Mumbai attacks, a hiatus that has been bridged in recent years by India and Pakistan playing matches in third countries or in international meets such as the World Cup.
In the years since the Mumbai attacks, some efforts have been made to bring bilateral relations out of the deep freeze.
Direct trade has been increasing steadily as both countries make efforts to increase trade across their land border.
At the Wagah-Attari land border in Punjab, India has opened a huge customs depot and warehouses that can handle more than 600 trucks a day from Pakistan. Two-way trade direct between India and Pakistan totals around $2 billion, but a large chunk of the trade is channeled through Dubai, Hong Kong or Singapore.
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