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Paradise Place in Navarre Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Beach Colony
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/ week
vacation rental description
Beach Colony Resort is located ON THE BEACH! With its beautiful, spaciously curved balcony and unobstructed, panoramic view of the emerald water and snow white beaches, you will be in paradise. As the waters gently lap the shore, being on the second floor of this 3 bedroom Gulf front condo will bring the feeling that you are sitting at the edge of the Gulf. Navarre Beach is situated between two parks with no crowds to mar the beauty of the quiet splendor that you will experience. This condo has been professionally decorated with nature's colors of the tropical palm. Every detail has been addressed, decorator linens, exquisite tile floors, granite counter tops, fully equipped gourmet kitchen, and many windows to bring the beach to you. The master bath has a large shower and jacuzzi tub with windows that face the Gulf. You can relax and feel pampered in this perfect setting. Please bring personal beach towels.
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Julie or Tim 1-888-862-0034
condo rental amenities
- 3 bedroom. 2 kings, 2 fulls, sofa sleeper
- Sleeps 10
- Patio/Deck
- Wireless Internet
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Microwave
- Washer/Dryer
- Tiled Floors, carpet in bedrooms
- Air Conditioning
- Ceiling Fans
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Pool, Tennis Court, Fitness Room
- BBQ Grill
activities and attractions in Navarre Beach Gulf Coast North
- Most within walking distance:
- The National Seashore
- The Navarre Beach Park
- Navarre Beach Fishing Pier and Bar
- Watersport Rentals, including boating, jet skiing,and parasailing
- Convenience Store/Gas
- Fishing on Gulf Coast's longest pier
- Surfing
- Juana's Pagoda Restaurant and Bar
- Naval Air Museum
- Navarre Zoo
- Bike Path
- Jogging Path
- Walmart/Publix Nearby
vacation rental rates
2014 Rates
Spring Break: March 15 - April 4 $1300/week Weekly Only
Spring: April 5 - May 23 $1100/week1 $176/night
Early Summer: May 24 - June 13 $1900/week Weekly Only
Summer: June 14 - Aug 1 $2100/week Weekly Only
Late Summer: Aug 2 - Aug 15 $1300/week Weekly Only
Early Fall: Aug 16 - Sept 5 $1100/week $225/night
Fall: Sept 6 - Oct 31 $1100/week $175/night
Winter: Nov 1 - Jan 1 $850/week $140/night
Thanksgiving and Christmas rates are higher.
Rates indicated are the rental fee only, additional fees and taxes will be added. Email or call for a total price. Prices are subject to change without notice. 3 night minimum for nightly reservations, weekly reservations are Saturday to Saturday only.
Check in is at 3pm CST and check out at 10am. A minimum of 30% down per reservation is required at time of booking. Visa, Master Card, and Discover are accepted. Balance is due 30 days before arrival. Must be 25 to reserve.
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News about Espionage, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 29, 2014
News analysis; China and United States, long at odds over American surveillance flights near Chinese territory, may have been forced to consider the potential for a dispute to escalate disastrously, after all-too-close encounter of American spy plane and Chinese fighter; still, there is little likelihood that China will reduce its intercepts, or that United States will curb its surveillance. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
German government struggles to respond to news media reports that its intelligence services routinely spy on Turkey, a NATO ally; reports say Germany captured at least one conversation each with former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and her successor John Kerry; Turkey summons German ambassador to demand immediate investigation. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Kevin and Julia Dawn Garrat, Canadian couple with ties to Christian organization that provides humanitarian aid to North Koreans, have been detained in China; authorities are investigating them on allegations of stealing intelligence material. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Pres Obama sends chief of staff Denis R McDonough to Berlin as part of attempt to smooth over frayed relations with Germany following revelations of spying; McDonough meets with his counterpart in order to discuss state of bilateral relations and future cooperation; move underscores the seriousness of the friction over recent disclosures. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Guardian newspaper publishes interview with former National Security Agency contractor Edward J Snowden, who says oversight of surveillance programs are so weak that members of United States military working at spy agency sometimes shared sexually explicit photos they intercepted; also says British government often pioneered most invasive surveillance programs because its intelligence services operate with fewer restrictions. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
United States' top spy in Germany leaves the country a week after German government demanded that the Central Intelligence Agency's Berlin station chief leave. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Russia decides to reopen an electronic eavesdropping post in Cuba that it closed more than a decade ago, reaching out for a onetime symbol of its global superpower status; in exchange, Russian Pres Vladimir Putin agrees to forgive about 90 percent of Cuba's Soviet-era debt to Russia, or about $32 billion. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
Pres Obama and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany discuss path forward during first telephone conversation since revelations of American spying activities jarred relations between their two countries; call, which included discussion of future intelligence cooperation, was described as friendly and cordial. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Jochen Bittner Op-Ed article examines differences in how Germany and the United States view intelligence gathering, in light of expulsion of Central Intelligence Agency officer from Germany; notes Germany has political and legal limitations on its intelligence services and views news of American spying on its citizens as arrogant and disrepectful; contends CIA needs to stop wasting time, energy and money on German intelligence people. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Germany, once America's closest European ally, has turned a cold shoulder after revelations of espionage, even as both sides acknowledge the urgency of cooperation on global issues; recent reports of American spying in Germany have caused severe new tensions. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Serge Schmemann Quick History column reflects on events of week, including clash between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, semifinal matches of the World Cup and tensions over espionage between United States and China and Germany. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
German government demands removal of Central Intelligence Agency's Berlin chief, top American spy in country; action underscores fact that mounting revelations about widespread American intelligence operations there have gravely damaged relations between once close allies; move is likely to force another reassessment inside CIA and other spy agencies about whether espionage operations in friendly nations are worth risk to broader goals. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Anger at United States government mounts in Germany over disclosure that American intelligence agents are suspected of recruiting second spy in Germany, linked to its Defense Ministry. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
White House officials are questioning who in the Central Intelligence Agency knew that its German intelligence operative had been compromised, and why Pres Obama was not made aware of case before he made a call to German Chancellor Angela Merkel; fact that Obama was kept in the dark about the blown spying operation sheds light on tensions arising from collisions of spycraft and statecraft. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Sen Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey who is under scrutiny by the Justice Dept in a corruption investigation, suggests in letter to department that Cuban spies may be behind effort to discredit him and mute his support of tough sanctions against government in Havana; Menendez has said previously that his seat at helm of Senate Foreign Relations Committee has made him a target of Cuban operatives. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
German Chancellor Angela Merkel raises questions about her country's relationship with United States at news conference during her visit to China; comments come after she was asked about allegations that employee of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service was working for the United States; spy scandal overshadows visit, which was meant to focus on business. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
German officials urge the United States to explain US intelligence's apparent contact with German intelligence service employee arrested on suspicion of spying; warn that already troubled relationship between nations is at risk of deteriorating to a new low. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
German man is arrested in Germany on suspicion of passing secret documents to a foreign power, believed to be United States; German news media reports he had been spying for US for at least two years; arrest is latest turn in yearlong tensions with Germany over American spying. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Chilean court finds United States military intelligence services played a pivotal role in setting up murders of American citizens, filmmaker Charles Horman and student activist Frank Teruggi, in 1973; rules American naval officer Ray E Davis alerted Chilean officials to their activities, which led to their arrests and executions. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Germany will cancel its contract with Verizon Communications as part of fallout from continuing revelations by Edward J Snowden that American intelligence agencies had routine access to global data provided by telecom companies; is one of the first signs that companies in the United States are starting to lose business because of the scandal. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Vice Pres Joseph R Biden Jr arrives in Brazil, seeking an opening during World Cup soccer tournament to thaw relations with country, which soured after revelations of National Security Agency's surveillance practices; makes it clear ahead of meeting with Pres Dilma Rousseff that Obama administration is hoping to discuss range of issues. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
British government asserts the right to intercept communications that go through services like Facebook, even if they are between people in Britain; position, described in government document, is broad legal rationale for collecting information from Internet use by its citizens. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
White House outlines steps it will take to prevent the disclosure of covert officials' identities when president is traveling abroad; moves are in reaction to accidental revelation of Central Intelligence Agency's top spy in Afghanistan. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
Germany's federal prosecutor announces that he has begun a formal investigation into evidence that American intelligence agencies eavesdropped on one of Chancellor Angela Merkel's cellphones. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Every example of the National Security Agency spying on corporations around world is being used by China to argue that Obama administration is giving new meaning to capitalistic hypocrisy by indicting members of People's Liberation Army cyberwarfare unit; American officials insist United States never acts on behalf of American companies, but do not deny that US routinely spies to advance American economic advantage, as part of broad national security strategy. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Obama administration tells group of American health educators that the Central Intelligence Agency will no longer use immunization programs as a cover for spying operations; statement, in a letter, comes three years after CIA set up phony vaccination program in Pakistan in hunt for Osama bin Laden; dozens of public health workers in Pakistan have been killed since vaccination program became public. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Diplomatic Memo; Kai Bird book The Good Spy: The Life and Death of Robert Ames, which spotlights 1983 suicide bombing of American Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, reveals that Ali Reza Asgari, Iranian intelligence officer who oversaw bombing, defected in 2007 to United States, where he still lives under CIA protection; Asgari was given asylum because he held critical information about Iran's nuclear program; disclosure is timely, given US is in critical phase of nuclear negotiations with Iran. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Glenn Greenwald book No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the US Surveillance State notes documents that reveal Susan E Rice, then American United Nations ambassador, asked National Security Agency in 2010 for intelligence about Security Council members; documents, leaked by former NSA contractor Edward J Snowden, reveal wider net of United States' spying on envoys. MORE
May. 11, 2014
New details emerge about shooting in Sana, Yemen, in which Obama administration said two Americans from United States Embassy killed two armed Yemenis who were trying to kidnap them from a barbershop; Yemeni officials say that assailants were part of a cell linked to Al Qaeda that had planned and executed several attacks on foreigners in the country; shooting offers rare look into American clandestine operations in Yemen. MORE
May. 9, 2014
New review policy for Office of Director of National Intelligence says agency's current and former employees and contractors may not cite news reports based on unauthorized leaks and disclosures; follows policy that James R Clapper Jr, director of national intelligence, issued earlier that bars officials at all 17 intelligence agencies from speaking without permission to journalists about unclassified information related to intelligence. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Memo from Istanbul; new Turkish television series Kizilelma is about country's national intelligence agency, and plays into idea often represented in art of Istanbul as center of intrique; show seeks to attract audiences interested in Turkey's ongoing corruption investigation involving officials like Prime Min Recep Tayyip Erdogan, revelations about domestic surveillance, and accusations of foreign meddling. MORE
May. 3, 2014
German Chancellor Angela Merkel emphasizes her country's continued opposition to United States surveillance practices during meeting with Pres Obama that was intended to mend fences; also says it is too soon to return to 'business as usual' following disclosures that NSA had eavesdropped on her phone calls; cordial but strained encounter comes as Merkel and Obama seek to project unified front against Russia's aggression in Ukraine. MORE
May. 2, 2014
German officials say effort to remake intelligence relationship between United States and Germany has collapsed; effort began after it was disclosed that National Security Agency was taping Chancellor Angela Merkel's cellphone; officials say there will be no broad intelligence sharing or 'no-spy' agreement in place between two countries when Merkel arrives at the White House for upcoming visit. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Obama administration bars officials at 17 agencies from speaking to journalists about unclassified intelligence-related topics without permission; directive also requires the agencies' employees to report any unplanned contact with journalists; officials who violate the order may be disciplined or fired, as outlined in the directive. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Turkey's Parliament passes bill that increases powers of the national spy agency and strengthens its immunity; critics say bill will allow Prime Min Recep Tayyip Erdogan to bolster his control over state institutions. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
Britain names Robert Hannigan as new director of its electronic surveillance agency GCHQ. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Central Intelligence Agency's paramilitary operations and drone wars continue, despite avowals from director John O Brennan that agency should be refocused on its original missions of analysis, intelligence collecting and espionage; combination of bureaucratic turf fights, congressional pressure and foreign government demands contribute to delay, even as Brennan faces reckoning on other aspects of CIA's role in counterterrorism efforts. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
More and more Jews say the time to free Israeli spy Jonathan J Pollard is long past, but they are deeply divided over whether he should be used as a chit in a diplomatic transaction with Israel; for an older generation, potential release rouses another unwelcome ghost from past: suggestion that American Jews inevitably hold divided loyalties and cannot be trusted in sensitive posts. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
Obama administration is discussing release of Jonathan Pollard, American convicted of spying for Israel more than quarter of century ago, as it struggles to avert collapse in peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians; Israel has long sought release of spy, who is serving life sentence in North Carolina, but United States has steadfastly refused. MORE
Mar. 25, 2014
Chinese government calls on the United States to explain its actions and halt the practice of cyberespionage, after news reports say that the National Security Agency had hacked its way into computer systems of Huawei Technologies, China's largest telecommunications company. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
National Security Agency documents provided by former contractor Edward J Snowden show that the agency pried its way into servers in headquarters of Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei; infiltration occurred even as American officials warned the products sold by company could allow Chinese military or hackers to steal corporate and government secrets. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
Report based on document leaked by Edward J Snowden says National Security Agency is recording all phone calls and their routing data in one foreign country and retaining that data for a month so that it can be analyzed; classified document also indicates that similar but less comprehensive efforts exist in at least four other foreign countries. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
European Parliament passes strong new set of data protection measures, prompted in part by the disclosure of America's vast electronic spying program; remains highly uncertain whether they will be approved by 28 member nations. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Office set up by Senate Intelligence Committee to investigate Central Intelligence Agency's detention and interrogation program is at the center of an escalating fight between the agency and its congressional overseers, and an investigation by the CIA inspector general; senior lawmakers say CIA officers conducted unauthorized searches of computers used by committee staff members. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Protracted battle between the Central Intelligence Agency and the Senate Intelligence Committee over defunct detention and interrogation program has become a dispute over the separation of powers and congressional oversight of American spy agencies; committee has investigated program for years, and CIA's attempt to keep details about program secret has lead to investigation by its internal watchdog into conduct of agency employees. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Documents leaked by Edward J Snowden reveal that British intelligence collected video webcam images--many of them sexually explicit--from millions of Yahoo users, regardless of whether they were suspected of illegal activity; Yahoo expresses outrage, stating that it was not aware of program. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Amir Hekmati, former Marine incarcerated in Iran on spying charges, retains Iranian lawyer Mahmoud Alizadeh Tabatabaei to represent him in new effort to gain his release after nearly two and a half years in Tehran's Evin Prison; Tabatabaei is well known in Iran as a legal representative for family of Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, former president and ideological pragmatist. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Egyptian prosecutors say they have arrested two Egyptian citizens on charges of spying for Israel, saying suspects confessed to supplying Israeli agents with information on Egypt's military and its political movements; also charge two Israeli citizens for being officers of Mossad. MORE
Feb. 18, 2014
Marty Natalegawa, Indonesia's foreign minister, expresses puzzlement over fact that the Australian intelligence agency had spied on his nation's trade deliberations with American officials. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Canadian government removes detailed architectural drawings of a secret electronic eavesdropping station that had been posted online. MORE
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Spy Cases Raise Concern on China's Intentions
Recent spy cases have intensified the evaluation in intelligence and law enforcement circles about the breadth of the threat from China.July 10, 2008 washingtonNews
Solar Company Seeks Stiff U.S. Tariffs to Deter Chinese Spying
An Oregon-based solar company is proposing that punitive tariffs be imposed on Chinese manufacturers that have benefited from online espionage.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: SolarWorld AG , China , Customs (Tariff) , Cyberwarfare , Industrial Espionage , Solar Energy , International Trade and World Market , United States
John A. Walker Jr., Ringleader of Spy Family, Dies at 77
Mr. Walker was a Navy communications specialist when he began spying for the Soviets at the height of the Cold War in 1967.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: Walker, John , Cold War Era , Espionage and Intelligence Services , Deaths (Obituaries) , Cryptography, Codes and Ciphers , International Relations , United States Navy , USSR (Former Soviet Union)
Air Encounter More Likely to Cause Alarm Than Change
The Pentagon called a Chinese fighter pilot's approaching an American spy plane "very dangerous," but the Beijing-Washington division on surveillance flights will probably remain.
August 29, 2014, Friday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: Espionage and Intelligence Services , Military Aircraft , China , United States Defense and Military Forces , Defense Department , United States
Military Skill and Terrorist Technique Fuel Success of ISIS
As fighters continue to seize territory, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has built an effective management structure of mostly middle-aged Iraqis, including many military officers under Saddam Hussein.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) , Muslims and Islam , Iraqi Army , Baath Party , United States Defense and Military Forces , Baghdadi, Abu Bakr al- , Iraq , Syria , Hussein, Saddam , Terrorism , Draft and Recruitment (Military) , Prisoners of War , Espionage and Intelligence Services
Turkey Expresses Outrage at Reports of Routine Spying by Germany, a NATO Ally
Long angered by allegations of U.S. spying, Germany itself was accused of espionage, including picking up conversations involving Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Kerry.
August 19, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: Espionage and Intelligence Services , Turkey , Germany , Wiretapping and Other Eavesdropping Devices and Methods , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Kerry, John
The C.I.A. and Torture
The Rev. Ron Stief of the National Religious Campaign Against Torture responds to an Op-Ed article, "Stop the C.I.A. Spin on Torture."
August 11, 2014, Monday
Nazi Spies and New York Perspectives
Looks at a book about how the F.B.I. broke up a spy ring during World War II, the Hudson Valley, and a collection of photographs of recognizable New York City sites taken from unique angles.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: Books and Literature , Hudson River Valley (NY) , Duffy, Peter , Benjamin, Vernon , Puls, Janko , World War II (1939-45) , Espionage and Intelligence Services , New York City
2 Canadians Investigated in China Over Spying Claims
Kevin and Julia Dawn Garratt are "suspected of collecting and stealing intelligence material," the Chinese Foreign Ministry said.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON ESPIONAGE AND: Espionage and Intelligence Services , Dandong (China) , Canada , Garratt, Kevin , North Star Aid , China , Garratt, Julia Dawn , North Korea
Senator Denounces Redactions of Report on C.I.A. Detention Program
Senator Dianne Feinstein, the chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, pledged to fight for more of the report to be declassified, saying the redactions obscure its conclusions.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
Stop the C.I.A. Spin on the Senate Torture Report
Abu Ghraib should have taught us that oversight is not the enemy.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
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We are in the second week of the government shutdown, which means we are getting closer to the possibility that the United States will default on its debt. On Friday October 11th, our host Esty Dinur was joined in-studio with Mary Bottari, Center for Media and Democracy's Deputy Director, to break apart the government shutdown and to take a closer look at who the key players are. more »


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2010 Nuweiba - Egypt
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De Simon Milner
a Photographic account of our holiday at the swisscare hotel in nuweiba, egypt in november 2010 and our diving with Aftican Divers and there brilliant service.
For anyone thinking of diving this area, I would thoroughly recommend both the hotel and dive centre.
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I just love to travel, but unfortunately my full time job does not allow me the time I would really like to spend travelling each year.
Combined with this love of travel, is my passion for photography, that I use to fill my holiday photographic books. In these I try to convey the beautiful and diverse places my wife and I have been lucky enough to experience.
The magority of the above water photography has been taken with a Canon 40d and most any underwater photography was taken using either a small Canon or Olympus digital camera in a housing.
Fecha de publicación 01 de diciembre de 2010
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This is the best death metal compilation out there. It has the best songs by the best bands including the most talented death metal band ever, Suffocation. NOTE: if you like this one try Roadkill vol.2
Suffocation Biography - Suffocation Discography - All Heavy Metal Bands
Limited edition pressing of the ever-popular Jersey rockers' brand new 2001 live album with a five track live bonus disc featuring the performances they gave of five of their best during a recent concert in Melbourne, Australia in March, 2001: 'One Wild Night', 'It's My Life', 'Just Older', 'Livin' On A Prayer' and 'Sleep When I'm Dead'. The main disc has 15 tracks, including different concert renditions of four of the extra CD's four cuts, plus other Bon Jovi anthems like 'Bad Medicine', 'Wanted Dead Or Alive', 'Livin' On A Prayer', 'You Give Love A Bad Name' and 'Keep The Faith', as well as covers of the Neil Young's hit 'Rockin' In The Free World and the Boomtown Rats' smash 'I Don 't Like Mondays'. A combined total of 20 tracks. Slimline double jewel case. 2001 release.
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This is one of my favorite metal compilations of all time. I brought it sometime in the summer of 1994. I bought it on cassette. During this time, I was slowly getting into death metal and being a major fan of Malevolent Creation (who are one of the bands on this compilation), I decided to buy this album and I'm glad I did because you can't find it anywhere nowadays. This was released back in the early 90's which were death metal's haydays. So I say get it any way you can.
Now for my review. This is a live compilation album that consists of 4 early 90's death metal bands performing live at the annual Metal Fest held in Milwaukee in 1993 or 1994. These bands are Suffocation, Malevolent Creation, Exhorder and Cancer. These bands delivered a pulverizing show and when you listen to this album, you'll have your head ripped off. I mean this is a supreme demonstration of brutal death metal the way it should be and trust me, you will agree. Some of my favorite songs here are Infecting The Crypts by Suffocation, Premature Burial and Slaughter Of Innocence by Malevolent Creation, Credance Of The Dirge and Desecrator by Exhorder and Hung, Drawn And Quartered and Bloodbath by Cancer. This is classic collection for all the old school death metal maniacs. Like I said before, this album was made in the early 90's and you can't find it in the stores like it was like back in the days. So get a copy if you ever get the opportunity and experience some live, classic death.


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I was conducting Messiah by Handel in the spring of 2003 with a large Bryan Chorale, with orchestra and soloists. There was a large audience for this and everything was going very well. The weather outside increasingly got more and more stormy. Just before the "Hallelujah Chorus" finale, we sang "Since by Man Came Death," which starts in a very dark and slow style. It then suddenly raises the mood to a loud downbeat for the timpani followed immediately with the text "by man came also the resurrection of the dead!" At that very point a very loud clap of thunder synchronized with the timpani. It startled everyone, but certainly made the music and message that much more effective. It was as if God Himself wanted to create his sound to make the resurrection more powerful than expected.
~ David Luther, Professor of Music
In the early 1990's, Melissa Lay, mezzo-soprano music major, was on stage singing in a production of Gilbert & Sullivan's Mikado. Suddenly three bats, disoriented by the spotlight, swarmed the stage in erratic circles, yet Melissa was able to finish her solo and maintain composure. At intermission, the houselights went up, and the bats, sensing "daylight," landed on the wall near the stage. To the rescue, MK Trevor Boot fetched his pellet rifle. Drawing on his experience in the Brazilian jungles, he perched on the balcony and took out the bats one by one to the cheers of the audience. It was a most unusual intermission entertainment!
~ Sigrid Luther, Professor of Music
One of my more unusual Rudd memories happened several years ago during an honors chapel where we acknowledge students who have excelled academically and demonstrated exemplary Christian character. This is known as a dignified academic occasion that we annually hold in Rudd. Unbeknown to any of us, the Bryan Phantom was lurking in the wings of the stage; and a net loaded with mini bouncy balls was hidden in the lights high above the stage. The release of the balls was set for when I gave the President's awards; but fortunately for me, the trip device did not activate properly and the program proceeded as scheduled. That is until Dr. Scott Jones, Professor of Christian Ministries, came to the podium to present his department's award to Bailey Payne. As Dr. Jones announced Bailey's name, the Bryan Phantom, cape and all, came running across the stage at the same time that the bouncy balls descended from the heavens on Dr. Jones. As the audience responded with gasps and laughter, Dr. Jones, totally un-phased and calm, told us as the balls bounced all around him that he had young children at home and was used to pranks. So thanks to the Bryan Phantom and the trigger device finally kicking in, many of us left our dignified academic event with an image of the Bryan Phantom in our minds and a souvenir bouncy ball in our pockets.
~ Stephen Livesay, President
There are two memories I would like to share. One was when I got to serve on the props committee my senior year for the performance of Oklahoma! by the Hilltop Players. It was lots of fun! My second memory was playing hide-and-seek in Rudd with my friends. Lots of great places to hide!
~Lori DeBoer VanDerScheer ('88)
My favorite memory of Rudd Auditorium took place on August 29, 1986: It was the night I met my husband at the President's Reception. At this event Freshmen were paired with Sophomores on a sort of "blind date" in order for the Freshmen to get to know people on campus. I was not paired with my husband, but I sat next to him during the Fine Arts performance. He and my date, Matt Asbury, were good friends and the three of us were talking and joking all evening. The next day Dan followed me all around the All College Picnic and eventually we began dating. Here we are, 25 years and two sons later still going strong – and all because of Bryan!
~Jamie Jewell Harrington ('90)
Besides the amazing chapels we were privileged to enjoy throughout the week, I have a great memory – I think it happened towards the end of my junior year. We came in and found the stage covered with a home made pool full of fish! It was quite the feat of creativity for such a prank!
~Rachel Crumpler Williams ('98)
My favorite memory occurred in the late 80's. During chapel some of the guys let go some mice they had purchased at a pet store. It was hilarious to watch people react and know exactly where the mice were. Those of us who were there have talked about it ever since!
~Kim Esuchanko Rhodes ('89)
I have the same memory as Dr. Luther. I was standing behind the curtain off stage in fear and amazement as the bats swooped around Melissa. I feared that one would attack her and I was amazed at how she maintained her wits and sang her solo to the end. It was an experience that I will always remember!
~Julie Runner ('93)
David Stearns, a student in the class of 1955, received a call from his father that his mother had passed away and he wanted to get home for her funeral. He had no car and needed transportation to Knoxville to catch a plane to New York City close to his home town in Verona, N. J. Dr. Rudd heard about his plight, and came up with the idea of having a student use his car to drive David to the airport. The person Dr. Rudd had in mind was Paul Marsteller, a fellow senior student. He asked Paul if he would take time from class to get David there on time. Paul agreed to do it but was a little surprised that the president would put enough confidence in him to take the president's car and a fellow student and drive to Knoxville more than 80 miles away. Of course Paul agreed and left almost immediately for the airport. This is typical of Dr. Rudd looking after the welfare of the students even when it involved his time away from his already busy schedule and money out of his pocket.
Another memory I have took place on a cold winter evening the steam boiler that supplied the heat for the Administration building (now called Mercer Hall), developed a serious problem and had to be shut down to receive some major repairs. Dr. Rudd, president of the college, not wanting the students to come to classes in the morning in a cold unheated building sprang into action. He went to work with some help from a couple of students and worked through the night to do the needed repairs to the steam boiler. He was successful in getting the repairs completed and was able to fire up the boiler and get a head of steam for the eight o'clock classes. The building had heat in the morning and most students were not aware of the all-night toil of the president until chapel time when word spread about what had taken place the night before.
~Paul Marsteller ('54)
As Lori ('88) mentioned, "Sardines" and Hide-and-Seek games were great fun when played in Rudd and created wonderful memories with college friends! But my favorite memories of time spent in Rudd were of time spent in Ruth Bartlett's office upstairs in the balcony during voice lessons and downstairs in the Choir Room rehearsing with the Chorale. One of the funniest memories I have in Rudd came during a performance on stage. Because I am rather short of stature, I always stood on the front row and at the end when I sang with the Chorale. At the end of a particularly exuberant song we had to hold a "big note." As I sang the last word and thrust open my mouth fully to hold the note, the top plate of my false teeth flew out of my mouth along with the note! I threw out my hand and tried as inconspicuously as possible to catch the teeth. Thankfully I grabbed them before someone on the front row ended up with a surprise in their lap!
~Kimberle Crowe-Tuttle ('84)


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An excellent team performance by Wasps this afternoon has seen them progress to the semi finals of the EDF Energy Cup, after defeating Newcastle Falcons 24-6 at Adams Park this afternoon.
The damage was done in the first half where, following a stinging hailstorm, Wasps scored two tries that secured the result.
Eoin Reddan scored Wasps first try
Rain and wind were the accompaniment for much of the rest of the match but those two tries, the first by Man of the Match Eoin Reddan and the second a penalty try after some unremitting pressure at a five metre scrum, plus 14 points for Danny Cipriani won Wasps a trip to the Millennium Stadium for the semi final double header in March.
Newcastle's starry back line, including five of England's World Cup midfield squad, was largely nullified by Wasps outstanding defence, and a monumental performance by the forwards ensured that New Zealander Carl Hayman, who played the whole of the second half in his debut for the Falcons, enjoyed a stormy introduction to the English game.
Wasps will find out who they play in Cardiff when the draw for the semi finals takes place, live on BBC2, at 5.20pm on Sunday evening, with guests for the draw including Wasps own Cipriani.
The other teams in the draw will be Leicester Tigers, who qualified last night, Saracens, and either the Ospreys or Harlequins, the latter two playing their game at The Stoop on Sunday afternoon - also live on the BBC 2 Wales.
In strong winds the game got off to a sluggish start, and after both fly halves had missed an early pot at goal Cipriani used the wind at his back to slot two further penalties and give Wasps a 6-0 lead after 16 minutes.
Phil Vickery, Joe Ward and Tim Payne, Wasps formidable front row
With both sets of forwards competing strongly for the ball at the breakdown, Wasps enjoyed their first good attacking platform following a turnover, but when Falcons No8 Phil Dowson coughed up the ball again - albeit after he had just stolen it from Wasps - scrum half Reddan saw the space around the blind side to accelerate off into the attacking 22. The covering winger, Tom May, threatened to cut him down, but the quick thinking Reddan popped up a beautifully weighted chip kick and his determined follow up run allowed him to win the race for the touch down before sliding into the advertising boards at the end of the pitch under the attentions of May and John Rudd.
Two minutes later Wasps were nearly in again. As Falcons repaired for a defensive line out, the alert Simon Shaw gave a knowing waggle of his eyebrows to his hooker, Joe Ward, prompting the kiwi hooker to throw in quickly and the pair were away down the five yard channel. Ward collected the return pass from Shaw and was bearing down on the try line before the Falcons defence recovered enough to get their hands on him, driving him into touch over the corner flag to prevent the score.
Full back Mathew Tait's slip under a high ball allowed Wasps to keep territory and possession as the half hour approached and they kept the pressure on, forcing winger John Rudd to kick a dangerous grubber from Wasps over the dead ball line and concede a five metre scrum. From here, Wasps formidable front row turned the screw, and after three penalties and a yellow card for Falcons prop Jon Golding, who caved in as the try line came up behind him, referee Malcolm Changleng awarded a penalty try after Falcons fourth scrum infringement. After missing the wide conversion of Reddan's try, Cipriani made no mistake from under the posts to give Wasps an 18-0 lead at half time.
The second half saw Falcons struggle in the face of Wasps' unremitting defence. With the wind now in his favour, Jonny Wilkinson put up a string of up and unders in the third quarter, giving Mark Van Gisbergen particular plenty of chance to run the ball back, and the Wasps full back caught well and kicked well under the pressure.
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Though Wasps did concede two penalties in the ten minutes after half time, with which Wilkinson made no mistake, the Falcons never really looked like scoring again though their fly half's kicking pinned the home side back into their half for the majority of the time. With little time to think and no space to run as the defence rushed up, Wilkinson and his No12 Toby Flood struggled to create anything behind the scrum. For Wasps it was more than containment however. Without a single first up tackle missed, and the forwards competing heavily on the floor to deny the visitors fast ball, Wasps had this game where they wanted it.
Two more penalties for Cipriani, one an excellent effort from 40 metres out against the wind, allowed Wasps to recover the 18 point deficit by the final whistle but it was a fine team performance that secured the victory and a well deserved place in the EDF Energy Cup final four.
Following the game, Director of Rugby Ian McGeechan said,
'We're very pleased; it was a very professional, very good team performance today. I thought our defence and our discipline were outstanding, and for 80 minutes we made Newcastle work for anything and everything they got.'
Captain Lawrence Dallaglio said, 'We will take a lot out of today, just as we did from our win last week. Even though there weren't the number of tries like last week, today was about achieving an objective, and playing at the level we did bodes well. Our back line defence was outstanding against an excellent opposition set of backs - I don't think Jonny Wilkinson has ever played against a blitz defence like that.
James Haskell
'We need that level of play if we are to go on and win trophies at the end of the season. We're in fine fettle at the moment and we were looking at today as a quarter final game. We now have a big day out at the Millennium Stadium to look forward to, and being part of that sort of occasion is what we play for at Wasps.'
On performance of Wasps half backs, Man of the Match Eoin Reddan and his fly half, Danny Cipriani, McGeechan said, 'Eoin is a quality player, and in difficult conditions like today you are not looking for grand designs, you are looking for good decisions. Our forwards did well to give Eoin and Danny a platform to work on, and from there they worked well to put us in a strong position.'
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The Piedmont College Chorale will present its 24th Annual Service of Lessons and Carols at 7:30 p.m., Dec. 7–8, in the chapel on the Demorest campus. The performances are free and everyone is invited.
Directed by Lauren Ringwall, the ensemble will be accompanied by organist Joy Hayner, with soloist Andrea Price, soprano; and the Piedmont Brass and Handbell Choir. The Chorale will be joined by the South Forsyth High School Choir, directed by Kirk Grizzle.
The Chorale, which is comprised of singers from the college and across northeast Georgia, will perform works by Wilberg, Berg, Shaw and others, as well as traditional Christmas carols.
Lectors for the program will include Ashley Cleere, Timothy Lytle, Polly Astin, Julie Palmour, Don Gnecco, Barbara Brown Taylor, Jennifer Betz, Kathy Blandin, Robert Glass and Curtis Bradford.
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on Dec 20, 2011 at 9:50 am
Beating PG&E AND Pittsburgh! Great Job, San Francisco 49ers!
on Dec 20, 2011 at 10:24 am
When are people in Northern California going to say they have had it with PG&E and force the Legislature to overall PG&E's operations. PG&E provides service comparable to that in a third-world country, at rates that are about 3 times the national average. There upkeep and maintenance is horrible, as we see from the number of power outages we have and the pipeline explosions. At the same time, PG&E employees get lavish compensation, and their executives get compensation that borders on criminal. I think part of the problem is that Californians have just grown used to this lousy service and outrageous rates. They don't realize how rotten PG&E and SoCal Edison are compared to the rest of the country.
on Dec 20, 2011 at 10:26 am
Who's asleep at the switch there? You included an entire morning news brief under the banner of PG&E's latest fiasco.
on Dec 20, 2011 at 1:20 pm
What's to investigate. We all know PG&E stinks. I just pray my neighborhood doesn't blow up.
on Dec 20, 2011 at 1:30 pm
I think you are all missing the big picture. Joe Montana hit the kill switch just to make a point about the inadequacies of Candlestick Park. :)
But seriously....PG&E is one of the biggest problems this state faces. They bankroll way too many of our politicians. Until we clean house in Sacramento, PG&E will rule.
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The Gift, Starring Kathy Baker and James Van Der Beek, Gets U.S. Premiere at Geffen Playhouse Jan. 29
By Kenneth Jones
James Van Der Beek, best known for his starring roles on TV's "Dawson's Creek" and "Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23," stars in the American premiere of Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith's The Gift, about tension between two couples at an upscale resort, to open Feb. 6 at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. Previews begin Jan. 29.
Maria Aitken (The 39 Steps) directs the new production, which also features Golden Globe and Emmy Award winner Kathy Baker ("Picket Fences," "Edward Scissorshands," "All the King's Men") and stage and screen actors Chris Mulkey ("First Blood," "Southland," "Twin Peaks") and Jaime Ray Newman ("Eastwick," "Catch Me If You Can").
The staging is on the mainstage Gil Cates Theater at the Geffen, which previously produced Murray-Smith's play The Female of the Species, which ran to sell-out houses in Los Angeles and was also produced on the West End, where it was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Comedy.
Murray-Smith's play Honour was produced on Broadway, the West End, and at the Royal National Theatre in London. She has written 16 full-length plays that have been performed throughout North America and around the world in many languages.
Here's how The Gift is billed: "When two couples meet while vacationing at a ritzy resort, they instantly transition from strangers to the best of friends. Despite their almost comical differences — Ed (Chris Mulkey) and Sadie (Kathy Baker) are middle-aged, rich and traditional, while Martin (James Van Der Beek) and Chloe (Jamie Ray Newman) are young artists glowing with their potential to change the world — they find themselves spending the rest of their week together.
"When one seemingly inconsequential event throws both their lives into a tailspin, the couples find themselves wrestling with a moral dilemma: while it's human nature to want what you don't have, is it unnatural to abandon something that you do? This provocative new work draws audiences in with a beguiling hilarity that gives way to an unsettling twist, posing searing questions rather than providing comfortable answers."
The Gift was originally commissioned by Melbourne Theatre Company and received its world premiere in the MTC Theatre in Australia in 2011.
Geffen performances continue to March 10.
The production team includes scenic designer Derek McLane, costume designer Laura Bauer, lighting designer Peter Kaczorowski, sound designer John Gromada, projection designer Howard Werner, production stage manager Mary Michele Miner, assistant stage manager Gary J. Breitbach, casting director Phyllis Schuringa and dramaturg Amy Levinson.
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In addition to drug treatment, specific surgical options are available that may be used in patients that have severe symptoms of the disease or when medication is no longer able to give symptomatic relief. Early surgical treatments involved removal or destruction of the thalamus to reduce tremors but had little or no effect on symptoms of bradykinesia or rigidity. Pallidotomy and subthalamotomy, two surgical operations that remove parts of the brain (globus pallidus interna and subthalamus, respectively) have shown improvements in many of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. However, these techniques often do not reduce all of the symptoms which may continue to progress and may have many different complications when the brain tissue is destroyed; in some patients, the outcomes versus the risks of these surgeries is still considered.
The current surgical procedure of choice is termed deep brain stimulation. Electrodes are placed in the brain and connected to a battery-stimulator that stimulates tissues with an electrical current. Patients selected for such surgery are those that still have a good response to levodopa medications but have complications of dyskinesia even with medication or in whom medication doses can no longer be adequately maintained over about 12 to 16 hours. Patients and surgeons choose this option because it does not destroy brain tissue, it's reversible, it can be adjusted as the disease progresses and it can work on both sides of the brain tissue. It is mainly done on the subthalamic nucleus and the globus pallidus interna. There are only a few centers that do this type of surgery, and outcomes are not always favorable. However, for some few patients, the success of this technique encourages surgeons to further study and refine this surgical treatment for PD patients.
Parkinson's Disease Gene Therapy
New studies involving modified liposomes or various types of modified viruses that contain genes may offer yet another method to reduce or even eliminate the symptoms of PD. Briefly, these therapies involve injection of liposomes or modified viruses that are capable of delivering genes to human brain cells. The brain cells allow and facilitate the injected genes to function. The injected genes then start to produce specific compounds such as precursor chemicals that become dopamine. Some studies are being done in animal models, but a few have progressed to early clinical trials. Preliminary results seem promising, but further human trials will be needed before gene therapy techniques are approved for therapy for PD patients.
Parkinson's Disease Other Therapies
Some studies claim that eating velvet or fava beans help with symptoms (they contain levodopa), but these studies were not deemed conclusive. Vitamin E and coenzyme Q have been claimed by some to be neuroprotective but are not a currently recommended treatment. A high fiber diet has been recommended to reduce the constipation that usually is seen in many PD patients. Exercise has been suggested to help PD patients; studies suggest that many PD patients benefit from exercises that stress flexibility, leg strength, and cardiovascular conditioning.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - Five local high school culinary teams will soon be cooking up a heated Iron Chef-style competition.
The event is in its ninth year and was the brain child of a College, Career & Technical Education (CCTE) teacher. She wanted her students to experience competitive cooking and based the San Diego Unified School District's competition on the Iron Chef America Series on the Food Network.
[The Teen Iron Chef Competition will be held Thursday, February 6 from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the SDG&E Energy Innovation Center.]
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Hoover High School will mark its second year in the competition under the direction of CCTE teacher, Pam Dahlin, with the help of mentor, Chris Sias, Sous chef from Felix's BBQ. Last year's winner, Madison High School and CCTE teacher, Justin Halbert, will compete again this year, as well as San Diego High School with CCTE teacher, Brian Murphy; and Scripps Ranch High School with CCTE teacher, Kimberly Coelho.
The San Diego High team has a member, Emily Rodriquez, who participated in the Teen Iron Chef competition last year. She is looking forward to this year's competition.
"Teen Iron Chef was a lot of fun. It was a great way to help us think on our feet and experience the heat of the kitchen during a fast paced competition," comments Emily.
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The Facebook site Police Clips stated that Frank had a record of assaulting officers and fleeing in the past.
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Organizers announced Tuesday the formation of DC 2024, aimed at bringing the Summer Games to the United States for the first time since Atlanta hosted in 1996.
DC 2024 president Bob Sweeney calls Washington "the safest and most secure city in the world." He pointed out that the largest expense of any Olympics is security, and that D.C. has it "built in to our everyday life here in Washington."
The bid has a long way to go. Washington was one of 35 U.S. cities to receive a letter from the U.S. Olympic Committee to gauge interest, and Sweeney expects about 10 to step forward as serious candidates.
The 2024 Games will be awarded by international vote in 2017.
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This prestigious ownership 28 story tower is located in the heart of downtown Manhattan, just 2 blocks south of Central Park between 6th and 7th Avenue right next to historic Carnegie Hall. This ideal location places you in the center of all the exciting activities that make NYC memorable.
The newly designed property has a warm, modern interior with elegant oak, marble and granite throughout each suite, creating a spacious and calming mood. Large floor to ceiling windows maximize the natural light and give you a feeling for the life of the city.
The reception staff and the on-site doorman are most helpful about activites, transportation and any personal needs.
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Freeloaders being pursued thanks to Facebook
After a group decided to walk out on its tab, a Michigan bar owner turned to Facebook to give them their just desserts.
The party of three, who were at a sports bar watching the Super Bowl, had rung up a tab of over $200 on mostly alcohol. The waitress seemed to be suspicious of their actions as they quietly left the bar.
Luckily someone had taken pictures of the culprits, which were later put on Facebook along with the story.
Other customers have pitched in to tip the waitress and the boss covered the unpaid tab.
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For a guy whose presidency was supposed to be on life support, Barack Obama has certainly had a productive couple of weeks. With his poll numbers sinking toward George W. Bush territory — 53 percent in a recent CNN survey said he's not a strong or decisive leader — Obama took bold action on two issues that dramatized the power of the presidency.
One was about getting Congress to act, the other about preventing World War III.
But first, a few words about Obama's political fortunes: With reports surfacing about great improvements in the healthcare.gov website's performance, what many have described as the nadir of Obama's presidency may prove a short-term phenomenon.
Stone partisans aside, Americans want their presidents to succeed. With strong majorities saying they continue to like Obama personally, and to believe that he cares about people like them, he retains a reservoir of good will to sustain him until the positive effects of the Affordable Care Act become clearer.
However, if people doubt that Obama has the wherewithal to manage the gigantic enterprise that is the federal government, well no wonder. Like many intellectuals and nearly all writers — his "Dreams from My Father" is a real book, not a ghostwritten campaign bio — Obama confuses saying something with doing something. He also has a terrible time admitting error — another occupational trait, I assure you.
His failure to make sure that somebody with real-world management skills supervised the healthcare.gov rollout is the most incomprehensible blunder of his presidency. Had the site run properly, Obama's ballyhooed "lie" about people keeping their insurance coverage — more of an opportunistic campaign exaggeration, actually — wouldn't have caused a great ruckus, because most people whose insurance companies dumped them would have been mollified to learn that they're getting a better deal.


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The Contractor Comfort Index (CCI) for September shows that contractors are starting to feel that short-term is slowing as fall sets in. ACCA began measuring contractor attitudes toward short-term economic growth with the CCI in February 2010.
For September 2012, the CCI is 56. The CCI still shows that contractors are feeling better than they were 12 months earlier when the CCI was 51.
The CCI is calculated based on a survey of the association's contractor members, who are asked how positive they feel about new business prospects, existing business activity, and expected staffing decisions in the short-term future. Weighted and averaged into one number, a CCI of 50 or above reflects anticipated growth.
The CCI is released prior to the start of each month; the next index number will be released during the last week of October.
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An Evening with Taye Diggs Presented Oct. 6
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Stage and screen star Taye Diggs performs in concert Oct. 6 at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco.
Show time at Kanbar Hall is 8 PM. Music director is Ben Toth.
Diggs, according to press notes, will offer "re-envisioned standards, musical theater hits and his own spin on today's popular songs."
Diggs has appeared on Broadway in Rent, Chicago, Wicked and Carousel, and Off-Broadway in Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party. He has been seen in the films "Rent," "Chicago" and "How Stella Got Her Groove Back," and the series "Kevin Hill," "Will and Grace" and "Ally McBeal."
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A memorial service will held at 1 p.m. on Oct. 29 at the Clayton Community Bible Church, 4494 Carlton Ave., for Evelyn Johnson, 86, who passed away on Oct. 21 in Spokane.
Born on Jan. 31, 1925, in Brownsville, Maine, she graduated from high school at the top of her class of four students. At age 18, she went to work as a welder in the shipyards in Connecticut during World War II then to work for the Army Map Service in Washington, D.C.
Funeral services will be 3 p.m. on Oct. 26 at Lauer Funeral Home, Deer Park, with the Rev. Rick McCombs officiating, for former Clayton resident Roscoe W. Jones, 85, who passed away on Oct. 21.
Born in 1925 in Lexington, Neb., he attended school in Clayton before serving in the U.S. Army during World War II.
He was a longtime employee at Kaiser-Mead, working as a rodding room operator. He was currently living in Spokane Valley.
Mr. Jones was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Clayton Grange, Eagles Aerie No. 2 in Spokane and United Steelworkers of America Local No. 329.
A rosary will be said at 7 p.m. on Oct. 21, followed by a funeral mass at 11 a.m. on Oct. 22, both at St. Mary's Presentation Catholic Church, Deer Park, E602 Sixth St., for longtime Loon Lake resident James H. "Jim" Berger, 91, who passed away on Oct. 18.
Mr. Berger was a former Stevens County Public Utility District No. 1 commissioner and Woodland Cemetery manager.
Lauer Funeral Home, Deer Park, will be in charge of arrangements.
A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. on Oct. 22 at the Springdale Community Church, for former Springdale resident Marine Corps Sgt. Charles Henry, 27, who passed away on Oct. 13 in Jacksonville, N.C.
Born on Nov. 20, 1984, in Enid, Okla., to Fredrick and Linda Henry, he graduated from Mary Walker High, where he met his wrestling coach and mentor, Kyle Dodge. It was in high school where he met his wife-to-be, Heaven Spiry. They were married on Dec. 11, 2004, at the Springdale Community Church by the Rev. Sonny Clemmer.
A celebration of life memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Oct. 21 in the Riverside High School multi-purpose room for longtime Riverside School District teacher Thomas M. McClure, 58, who passed away on Sept. 25.
Born on Nov. 28, 1952, in Casper, Wy., to the late Harold M. McClure and Lorraine M. Hartman, he attended Tracy Joint Union High School in Tracy, Calif., and graduated in 1970. He was quarterback and captain of the football team and also an outstanding wrestler. He won the Tracy Booster Club and Teachers Education School awards in high school.
A memorial service and reception was held on Oct. 14 at English Funeral Chapel, Coeur d'Alene, for former Deer Park resident Walter E. Peak, 81.
Born on Nov. 25, 1929, to Paul and Alice Peak, he graduated from Deer Park High School in 1947 and joined the U.S. Navy where he served four years. He worked at Kaiser Aluminum Co., where he traveled to Germany, Wales, England, West Virginia and Louisiana as a trouble-shooter. He retired as a general foreman at the age of 52.
A gathering will held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 15 at the Russell Booher home, N42107 Franz Road, Elk, followed by funeral services at 4 p.m. at the Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall, N1802 Raymond Road, Spokane Valley, with Steve Crosby speaking, for former Elk area resident Stella L. Nestoss, 52, who passed away on Oct. 6 in Spokane.
Born in 1959 to the late Eldon and Helen Verdel Booher, she graduated from Riverside High School in 1977 and was later employed as a housekeeper at Sacred Heart Medical Center, Spokane, and at Zip's Drive-In on north Division.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Oct. 14 at Holy Cross Cemetery Chapel, N7200 Wall St. Spokane, for former Deer Park resident Karen L. Myrick, 67, who passed away on Sept. 17.
Raised in Milwaukee, Wis., she spent her summers playing on Lake Michigan with her sister, Patricia. In 1958, she moved with her family to Spokane, where she attended Rogers High School. She and her husband, Neil, moved to Deer Park in 1979.
Karen was preceded in death by her grandmother, Alice Steffes, her mother, Audrey Brickner, and stepfather, Gregory Brickner.
Sheila R. Hoover passed away on Sept. 24, 2011, at Sacred Heart Medical Center.
She was born on July 3, 1966, to Donna Boardman. She was a hardworking woman who always gave a helping hand when needed.
She will be remembered for her smile, laugh and humor. She had interests including horseback riding, gardening, reading, singing, sewing and beadwork. She was very creative, artistic and had a sweet, innocent spirit about her.


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[UPDATED 4p PT 6/25/13] Sales of devices based on Apple's OS X and iOS will nearly overtake those of products running all flavors of Windows -- Windows 8, Windows RT, and Windows Phone -- in 2015, a Gartner analyst predicts. The loss of Microsoft's dominance would come roughly 13 years after Steve Jobs reinvented Apple, launching the iPod and plotting the company on a new path that has seen it conquer and define new markets, beginning with music players and continuing through cellphones and tablets.
But Android will do even better, outselling the Apple and Microsoft operating systems combined. And it will do so this year.
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Last year, shipments of products running Windows still handily outnumbered those running OS X and iOS: 347 million versus 213 million, according to figures from Gartner. The Microsoft lead will be slashed to 23 million in 2014. Sales of Apple devices will likely outnumber that of Windows devices in 2015, said Carolina Milanesi, a research vice president at Gartner. "Apple is already leading the consumer market. They are selling more than Windows today. ... Microsoft remains relevant thanks to enterprise and professional users."
But after this story was published, she recanted, saying that Microsoft would regain momentum and the gap, saying a new category of ultramobile devices -- such as today's Acer Iconia W510 and Lenovo ThinkPad Twist -- would give Microsoft a rebound.
The shift in OS dominance mirrors the changing computer landscape, where desktops and laptops are increasingly being replaced by smartphones and tablets. Microsoft has struggled to gain mass adoption for Windows Phone 8, and the dueling Windows 8 and Windows RT have confused some tablet buyers, leading to poor wales of both.
Beyond Apple coming close to supplangting Microsoft in 2014, or actually surpassing Microsoft in 2015, there's no question an equally symbolic landmark will be passed this year when sales of devices based on Google's Android operating system beat the combined sales of Apple and Microsoft products. Android is already the Number 1 computing platform on new devices, with more than 500 million devices shipped to stores in 2012, versus 559 million for Apple (OS X and iOS) and Windows (PC, tablet, and smartphone versions) combined. This year, Android is expected to ship on 867 million devices, while the combined total of Apple and Windows products will hit 636 million, according to Gartner.
The surge in Android and Apple comes as a result of the popularity of smartphones and tablets. Gartner expects tablet shipments to jump from 120 million last year to 202 million this year and 276 million in 2014. Smartphone shipments over the same period are expected to rise from 1.7 billion to 1.9 billion.


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The sequel fans have waited 16 years for is finally here - SONIC THE HEDGEHOG™ 4 Episode I! Featuring enhanced gameplay elements, including the classic Sonic Spin Dash, and the versatile Homing Attack, Sonic 4 picks up right where Sonic and Knuckles™ left off. Dr. Eggman's back, and in an effort to finally rid himself of Sonic, he revisits – and improves – the very best of his creations. Get ready for the next chapter in an all new epic 2D saga built for old and new fans alike.
8/29/2014God lower the price. Jess Awful game. I mean tails is not in it or is he I don't know I only have the trial.
8/17/2014Já saiu o episódio 2 e nada né dona Sega, cade o Sonic Dash também ??
8/16/2014Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is a game that I honestly cannot recommend to anyone on anything other than a console. This game suffers frustrating and unresponsive controls throughout all of the stages, not helping that Sonic has a painfully slow start up speed, which in other Sonic games would not be an issue, but is an issue here. The physics are bizarre and have no rhyme or rhythm, allowing Sonic to partially stand on the steep side of a hill or do some other bizarre situations. The game also seems to suffer from screen crunch which will mean that enemies can blindside you at random intervals as you're running at high speeds. The only way to effectively avoid this would be to know where the enemies are before hand but that would either require the player to already play through the game and remember each enemy location. The audio also likes to randomly blurt in with an obnoxious and immersion breaking audio hiccup. Lastly the special stages just have the worst tilt controls I have ever used
7/29/2014Episode 2????
7/24/2014Solid offering and stable, this would be rated higher if Sega would follow through with support like they claimed they would but failed to do so. They can provide various different free versions for Android and iOS but not even a Episode 2 for WP or Win 8 after their promise of integration with Xbox Live.
7/9/2014Horrible physics, randomly exits out, and sometimes the audio starts blurting out for all to hear! Get thus game only if you're a diehard sonic fan, and are willing to look past those things. I guess I was..
6/24/2014Good game but where is episode II or make a new one please make all your Sega games available on windows platform such virtual fighter golden axe all other platforms have em so us WP get shoved off
6/21/2014Buen juego pero no es gratis
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LUCKNOW, India (AP) Indian police say they have filed a case against Miss Universe, American Olivia Culpo, for an unauthorized footwear fashion shoot at the Taj Mahal, India's white-marble monument to love.
Police Inspector Sushant Gaur said Thursday that Culpo, Indian-born fashion designer Sanjana Jon and others in her group are accused of violating India's Heritage Act. Culpo was on a 10-day visit to India.
He said they shot a commercial at the Taj Mahal on Sunday without the permission of the state-run Archaeological Survey of India.
Gaur said they can be jailed for up to two years and fined 100,000 rupees ($1,600) if found guilty. Indian police file a case as a first step in investigating a complaint. They formally charge a suspect in court at the end of the investigation.
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Halloween is the day all dentists dread as trick-or-treaters go door-to-door on an all-out candy binge. But, new research says sugar is causing problems -- not only on Halloween and not only for kids.
A study from Credit Suisse shows our average daily sugar intake is 45 percent higher than it was 30 years ago. Sugar makes up a whopping 17 percent of the modern diet.
400 million people worldwide are affected by Type II Diabetes and the United States is the world's number one consumer of sugar.
Dr. Mona talks about our sweet tooth -- and why we can't or don't want do -- break our sugar addiction.
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A beloved jewelry store owner was fatally shot during a robbery in Villa Rica on Wednesday.Four men went into Mobley Jewelers with hammers just after 1 p.m., according to the Carroll County Sheriff's Department. At some point, shots were fired and the store's owner, Mitch Mobley, was killed. Authorities arrested a 16-year-old suspect nearby on Highway 61; three others are still on the run. They got away in a small black vehicle described as perhaps a Jetta or a Ford Taurus.Police are reviewing surveillance video in order to get images of the suspects.Outside the store, friends and customers shook with emotion and tried to console each other."Just one of the tragedies of our area," said Pastor Herman Parker. "We just can't believe it. We're still in shock, all of us are."The slain store owner was remembered as a remarkable man."He just goes out of his way, not just for jewelry, if you come in and you're having a bad day…he'll always say something great just to make you feel better before you walk out," said Kerri Walker. Parker said that Mobley's wife and one of their sons is out of the country in Hong Kong. They are making their way back to Georgia.Anyone with information on the robbery is asked to call authorities.
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