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Fresh and appealing, with honeydew and floral aromas and flavors on a light frame. Drink now. (Web-2013)
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Durham County authorities and the Mexican Consulate identified a man found shot to death in a residence Wednesday.
The Durham County Sheriff's Office said 31-year-old Saul Botello Abrimz was found shot to death at his home at 212 Andrews Chapel Road.
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Ship: Ship was a bit tired and in need of refurbishment - mostly in the cabins. Public areas were OK, but decor (sort of a Greco-Roman meets Las Vegas) was garish and unappealing.
Activities: gym was fine. Mini-golf course was very old looking with faded artificial plants and old 'Mayan' stones.
Service: Our cabin steward was good, friendly and helpful.
Ports: Belize - cave tubing was interesting, water was cool and jungle was lush - not amazing, but probably worth doing. / Mahogany Bay - loved the cleanliness of the beach and the water, the food and drink service, cabanas, the snorkeling (even tho some would say a 'fake' cruise-line built experience) / Grand Cayman - loved stingray trip with Stingray Sailing, nice clean atmosphere on island.
Stateroom: soiled and worn carper, work sofa and desk, old-school big-box TV sticking out into the cabin / bathroom sort of worn / only body wash and shampoo in shower wall containers (no amenities such as bottles of lotion, etc.) There were 'samples' of lotion and Breathe-Rights. Our neighbors' balcony doors were often slamming LOUDLY and shaking our space.
Dining: Lido had a good selection and ample seating. Many staff provided friendly and helpful service. Truffles dining room food was mostly good, portions were fine, entrees sometimes not as hot as preferred. Some servers were merely doing their job, some were very good. Very casual range of attire most nights including 'elegant/formal' nights. Golden Fleece steak house was good. Loud music from outside the restaurant was not the quiet elegant style to fit the dining experience. Service was good.
Entertainment: magician was OK.
Disembarkation: waited for our # to be called, found luggage quickly and were able to leave.
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Louise is the mastermind behind these festively hand dyed stripes, and she likes to consider herself the French ambassador of hand dyed yarn. We have to agree, as the yarn she dyes in her Quebec studio certainly does bring together knitting and addiction! Immerse yourself in color with a skein or two of this special sock yarn.
Size: 365 yds / 100 gram skein
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The United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts has awarded Color Kinetics its costs and attorneys' fees in its successful patent litigation against Super Vision International, Inc., pending documentation of the costs and fees, which Color Kinetics estimates to be approximately $1.4 million.
According to the Judge's ruling, "I conclude without hesitation that this case is 'exceptional,' and that Super Vision has perpetrated a 'gross injustice' by its egregious abuses of the discovery phase and vexatious litigation strategy. An award of attorneys' fees is appropriate to remedy the 'gross injustice' Color Kinetics has suffered at the hands of Super Vision's vexatious and bad faith litigation."
"We are very pleased with the Court's decision, as the order provides satisfying vindication for Super Vision's behavior over the past four years," says Bill Sims, president and CEO, Color Kinetics.
This decision follows a ruling in August 2005 whereby the Court granted all of Color Kinetics' motions for summary judgment against Super Vision relating to the patents. The Court found that all five of Color Kinetics' asserted patents are valid, that each of five Super Vision product lines infringe those patents, and that Color Kinetics did not engage in misconduct before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The Court had earlier granted summary judgment in favor of Color Kinetics on tort claims raised by Super Vision.
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Free basketball clinic to be held Dec. 29
A free basketball clinic will be held Dec. 29 at Sonoma Academy High School in Santa Rosa. The classes will be age appropriate, divided into four categories: kindergarten through second grade, third grade through fifth grade, sixth grade to eighth grade and high school. The clinic will be conducted by professional trainer Jeremy Russotti. For further information contact Kevin Christenson at 478-0240 or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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Sonora Baseball: Broncos blasts No. 4 Bangs
Sonora uses 19-run fourth for quick win
Sonora uses 19-run fourth for quick win
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The area round playoff game between Bangs High School and Sonora was a pitchers duel for three and a half innings Saturday at Foster Field.
Going into the bottom of the fourth inning, each team had one run, and only six batters had reached base for the two teams combined.
Then came the explosion.
Slapping hit after hit after hit, Sonora batted around and then batted around again as the Broncos exploded for 19 runs and a 20-1 run-rule win over the No. 4 ranked Dragons. With the win, Sonora advanced to the third round of the baseball playoffs for the first time since 2003.
"That fourth inning, there was a lot of frustration we took out," Sonora first baseman Cadesman Pope said. "It's been a nine-year drought since we've gone on to this next round so we put it to them today."
Pope had three hits in the inning, including a bases-loaded double to center field. He scored three times and drove in five runs in the inning.
Imoni Cross went 4 for 4 to lead Sonora. After Bangs took a 1-0 lead on a walk, an error and a groundout, Cross tripled to
right-center field to lead off the bottom of the first inning for the Broncos, then scored on a ground ball single over the mound by Ryan SanMiguel.
"First pitch, I saw a fastball so I drove it as hard as I could," Cross said. "After that I just had that confidence that I could get a hit every time."
Cross added two singles and a double while SanMiguel went 3 for 4 and drove in four runs for Sonora.
Sonora pounded out 16 hits while Dragon pitchers walked two Broncos and hit three batters in the fourth inning. Every starter scored at least one run, and two players, Pope and Blake Esparza scored three times as 10 different Broncos had hits in the inning.
Bangs starting pitcher Aaron Keller came into the game with a 10-0 record and a 1.13 earned run average.
But the Broncos roughed him up.
"Hits are contagious," Pope said. "We couldn't be stopped today."
John Lopez gave up just one hit, a single to right field in the fifth inning by Cody Smith, to get the win for Sonora.
"It was crazy," said Lopez, who improved to 7-1 on the year. "I started slow at the beginning, but after the third inning our sticks went crazy, and my defense helped me out a lot. We've put up some big innings before, but against No. 4 in the state Bangs, that's pretty good."
Bangs knocked Sonora out of the playoffs in the same round of the playoffs last year two games to one.
"(Winning) 20-1 wasn't expected," Sonora head coach David Gallegos said. "I thought it would be a lot closer game since we were pretty tight last year in a three-game series. Our kids played well. They came ready to play today so I give all the credit to them getting mentally focused for this game.
"I knew offensively we were better. We just had to get some hits here and there and try to put some runs together, but I didn't expect 19 runs in one inning."
Sonora moves on to play Cisco in the regional quarterfinals. Cisco advanced with a two games to one series win over Comfort.
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Classes will resume and offices will reopen at Clemson University on Friday after a major water leak left thousands in Anderson and Pickens counties without service Thursday.
Brian Bates, of Anderson Regional Joint Water System, said the leak started at 4 a.m. at the Clemson booster station located just off Interstate 85 in Anderson. He said that within two hours, the storage tanks that feed water to several towns were dry.
"By about 5:30 or 6, we had lost 5 million gallons of water, and pressure started dropping throughout the system," said Scott Willett, executive director of the water system.
Customers in Clemson, including the university, Pendleton and Sandy Springs and the Michelin plant, were without water, Bates said.
Bates said that about 8:30 a.m., crews bypassed the pumping station, allowing water to begin flowing to the affected towns. He said customers in those towns should rigorously boil their water for five minutes before using it for the next 24 to 48 hours.
Wanda Johnson, a spokeswoman for Clemson University, said classes that do not have a prescheduled assessment, like final presentations, tests and lab practicals, were canceled on Thursday. She said campus offices were also closed. She said that residence and dining halls will remain open with limited use of toilet and showering facilities.
Johnson said classes and offices will reopen Friday, returning to normal schedules. She said water service was restored to campus but a boil water advisory remains in effect until further notice.
Residents were asked to conserve water as much as possible, Bates said. He said the water will be flowing at a much lower pressure because it is coming from water sources for other towns.
Willett said the affected customers had water fully restored by Thursday afternoon when the line was repaired and back in service by 4 p.m. He said residents and water customers in Clemson, Central, Pendleton, Sandy Springs and on Clemson University are still urged to boil water until further notice.
Crews will continue to monitor the repair to make sure there are no more issues, Willett said.
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Cleveland Institute of Music concert April 20
The Lake Erie College Music Department will host the last of three Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM) concerts on April 20 at 4 p.m. in Morley Music Hall.
This "CIM at LEC" concert will feature internationally-acclaimed artists, Romanian pianist, Lucia Markovich and soprano vocalist, Noriko Fujii Paukert performing piano and vocal works of Mozart and Beethoven.
Markovich is a member of the piano faculty of the preparatory division of CIM and studied at Lycée of Music and Arts in Cluj, Romania. She earned a master of art degree from Gh. Dima Conservatory and is the author of "The Most Current Methods of Teaching Piano to Beginners," published in 1982. An accomplished soloist and recital pianist, she has performed frequently in recitals, with orchestras and with chamber music artists in Romania, Vienna and Cleveland.
Paukert is chairman of the Preparatory Voice Department at CIM and adjunct professor of voice at Cleveland State University since 1980. She also taught at the Cleveland Music School Settlement from 1975 to 1981. Paukert has performed Lieder recitals, oratorios and chamber music, as well as recordings for radio stations in the U.S., Japan and Europe. She has collaborated with the Saint Louis Symphony, Chicago Camerata and Flemish Music Festival (Belgium), among others.
The "CIM at LEC" concert series is free and open to the public. For additional information, contact Paul Gothard at 440.375.7030.


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An unsigned "call to action" in defense of the Ecumenical Patriarchate was published today on the "Faith: An Endowment for Orthodoxy and Hellenism" Web site. This appeal asks readers to sign a Web-based petition which demands that the "Turkish government ... take steps to guarantee the recognition, safety, and protection of His All Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, the Patriarchate, the Seminary of Halki, and the ethnic minority of Greek Christians living in Turkey." The "call to action" placed the weight of its argument for religious freedom and human rights on a "Charter of Privileges to Christians" purported to have been signed by Muhammad, the founder of Islam, in the 7th Century. The "call to action" described this charter as emblematic of the "established universal position" of human rights that also inspired the U.S. Constitution. The appeal: To those who were privileged enough to see the, CBS 60 Minutes story about His All Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch … [Read more...]
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Recent Immigrant Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Training Program
The Recent Immigrant Training program is approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. It is designed to prepare students for successful completion of course work and passing of the certification exam. This program is open to all students of Hispanic or recent immigrant origin who speak an intermediate level of English.
Prior to the start of class, students are required to have all of the following:
Students must register for both courses (theory and clinical) at the same time and location, with the help of the Recent Immigrant CNA Coordinator. All forms must be submitted to Sam Brown prior to the start date of the class. Registration is conditional, depending on the outcome of a criminal background check. Students must purchase their own books and uniforms.
XGB 309 Nursing Assistant Theory
This eighty-hour nursing assistant lecture course is designed around several topics planned to instruct the prospective nursing student in his/her role in long-term patient care. Instruction is accomplished through a curriculum approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education directed at: the role of the nursing assistant including legality and promotion of patient rights, communications, infection control, basic body systems, effect of aging and disease on body systems, measures to promote independence and rehabilitation and understanding mental health and social services needs of patients.
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This eighty-eight hour nursing assistant clinical course is designed around several units planned to instruct the prospective nursing assistant in his/her role in long-term patient care under the supervision of a registered nurse. Instruction is accomplished in a clinical setting directed at: basic emergency procedures; patient care and hygiene needs, managing patient environment for safety and comfort, restorative care, nutrition, feeding, infection control, understand psycho-social characteristics of the elderly and preparation for death and dying.
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Bulls point guard Kirk Hinrich will have an MRI on his banged up left knee Thursday, per Bulls.com's Sam Smith (complete with terrible joke!!):
Oh, and Hinrich. Yes, a tweak again. Hinrich seemed OK after Tuesday's game, except for the beating the Bulls were taking. And then his knee swelled on the way to Philadelphia, which I think also happened to British General Howe in 1776. Anyway, Hinrich's issue took him out of Wednesday's game. He was to have an MRI Thursday when the team returned.
This is the fifth different injury for Hinrich this season (thumb, groin, hip, elbow, knee) and in seemingly typical fashion, nobody has any idea how it happened. Hinrich seemed fine against the Clippers and was playing at the end of the game, but then all of a sudden, he's a late scratch against the Sixers.
Tom Thibodeau said Hinrich tested the knee out pregame, but that he didn't feel comfortable playing. Perhaps we would know more about the injury if Kirk was actually a professional and talked to the media, but that's not the case:
Like a true veteran, Hinrich sat in the trainer's room for the entire pregame media access, then walked out as reporters were exiting.— K.C Johnson (@KCJHoop) December 12, 2012
This injury is likely not serious, but at some point it feels like all these little injuries will add up to one big one. Who knows. I guess the good news is that we actually got to see Marquis Teague play well in Hinrich's absence.


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The Wake County Public School System will offer the following classes through its Lifelong Learning Program. For details, call 919-431-7593 or visit www.wcpss.net/adult-edu.
Athens Drive High School
• Basic Conversational Spanish II: 6:30-9 p.m. Mondays, Oct. 28-Dec. 9, $100.
• Intermediate Conversational Spanish II: 6:30-9 p.m. Mondays, Oct. 28-Dec. 9, $115.
• Personal Computer and Windows Introduction: 6:45-9:15 p.m. Tuesdays, Oct. 29-Nov. 19, $85.
• Educating the Fearful Flyer: Why Aren't We Falling?: 6:30-9 p.m. Monday, Nov. 4, $59.
• Cake Decorating for Beginners II: 7-9:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Nov. 5-Dec. 10, $100.
Reedy Creek Middle School
• Communidades: Más allá del aula Part 2: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Thursdays, Oct. 24-Dec. 5, $97.
• Bollywood Dance and Fitness: 7:30-8:30 p.m. Mondays, Oct. 28-Dec. 16, $73.
• Basic Conversational Spanish II: 6:30-9 p.m. Wednesdays, Oct. 30-Dec. 11, $100.
• How to Market Your Self-Published Book for Sales: 7-8:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 4, $75.
Local schools receive Adopt a School Choice award
Dillard Drive Elementary and Middle schools were chosen by Home Depot of Cary to receive the Adopt a School Choice award. The award helps schools with educational and environmental projects. Dillard Drive Elementary will receive an updated outdoor classroom and planting beds for gardens. Dillard Drive Middle will receive landscaping around the school, planting beds for a garden, new benches and picnic areas.
Local student earns national honors
Lucy Ross, a senior home-schooled student in New Hill, was awarded an Honorable Mention for her work in philosophy by the Davidson Fellowship Program of the Davidson Institute for Talent Development, a foundation that supports gifted students. She was also invited to the Princeton University Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium for high school seniors that gave 90 students the opportunity to study arts or humanities with workshops and seminars by professors.
Middle Creek High School PTSA annual craft fair
Middle Creek High School's PTSA annual holiday craft and vendor fair, Winter Wonders, will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, at the commons at the school, 123 Middle Creek Park Ave., Apex.
55th Annual Cary Band Day
The 55th Annual Cary Band Day will be from 11:50 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, at Cooper Field at Cary High School, 638 Walnut St. More than 4,000 students from 33 high school bands from North Carolina and Virginia will participate.
Drama Showcase
The Drama Showcase by Cary High School students will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, in the school's auditorium, 638 Walnut St. Admission costs $5; $2 for students.
IMProv at Cary High School
Students will perform in competitive IMProv shows at 7 p.m. one Friday a month from November through May in the drama studio at Cary High School, 638 Walnut St. Shows will be on Nov. 15, Dec. 13, Jan. 24, Feb. 14, March 21, April 11 and May 16. Admission costs $2.
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It really starts to get tough from here.
Alcoa's boys' basketball team secured Blount County's lone district championship Tuesday night, knocking off Christian Academy of Knoxville, 51-49, in double overtime in the District 4AA title tilt at Scott High.
Junior Tre Tate put Alcoa (22-6) ahead to stay with a bucket with 30 seconds remaining. Senior Darrell Warren and sophomore Kenny Dean paced the Tornadoes with 11 points each, with tournament most valuable player Matt Shown adding eight. Tate, Dean and senior Steven Isom were also named to the all-tournament team.
Next for Alcoa is a region tournament quarterfinal visit from Austin-East on Saturday night at 7. Should the Tornadoes advance, the region semifinal and championship games are scheduled for Fulton on Tuesday and Thursday.
Also alive in the quest for Murfreesboro and next month's boys' and girls' state tournaments are William Blount Lady Governors, Maryville's Rebels and Lady Rebels and the Lady Tornadoes.
Junior Tatum Burstrom went off for a game-high 23 points, and the host Lady Governors pulled away from the Lady Rebels to extract a 43-34 win in a District 4AAA consolation game on Tuesday. Burstrom lit it up for three treys, with senior Sami VanVranken adding eight points for William Blount. Senior and Belmont signee Torie Vaught was the only Lady Rebel to reach double figures with 14 points.
The win sends the Lady Governors (20-10) to Oak Ridge for Friday's Region 2AAA opener at 7 p.m. The Lady Rebels visit District 4AAA champion Hardin Valley. Region 2AAA girls' semifinals and finals are scheduled Monday and Wednesday at Oak Ridge. Alcoa's Lady Tornadoes upended host Scott High, 51-47, in the 4AA consolation game on Monday and will travel to Gatlinburg-Pittman to begin region play Friday night at 7.
The region opponent for Maryville's Rebels was decided Wednesday night in a consolation final with Knoxville Catholic after Blount Today had gone to press. The boys' Region 2AAA semifinals and finals are set for Tuesday and Thursday at Oak Ridge.


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Blackburn school pupils jump up progress table
4:30pm Thursday 16th January 2014 in News
A PRIMARY school has been ranked 55th in the country for the progress its pupils have made.
Minister for schools David Laws wrote to St Barnabas and St Paul's CofE Voluntary Aided School, in Blackburn, to congratulate it on its 'excellent performance'.
It comes after a table of the top performing schools in terms of the progress made by pupils between the end of key stage one and the end of key stage two was published.
Headteacher at the Oakenhurst Road school Carla Martini put the improvement down to high expectations and dedication.
She said: "I am absolutely thrilled with this amazing achievement and it is down to lots of hard work from everyone working at school.
"Our ethos at school is that everyone focuses on the children and teaching and learning and how, as a team, we can help every child to achieve their best."
Mrs Martini said the school's next aim was to achieve 'outstanding' status at its next Ofsted inspection.
She said: "It would be the icing on the cake and it would be a real commendation to all the staff because it recognises what is going on in school."
The school was notified of its success in a letter from Mr Laws, in which he applauded the school's hard work.
He said: "It gives me great pleasure to congratulate you on the excellent performance of your pupils.
"Your school is exceptionally effective in educating its pupils. It is clear that you and your staff have provided your pupils with a good start in life and a strong springboard into secondary education.
"I would like to congratulate your staff, governors and pupils for their hard work and success."
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It's been a banner season for the Mountain West Conference, which figures to see half of its eight teams appear participate in the NCAA Tournament next week. With that being the case, it's only fitting that the two teams that tied for the regular season crown will get the chance to play the final league game of the year.
San Diego State and New Mexico finished tied atop the MWC standings at the end of the regular season with matching 10-4 records. The pair split their regular season meetings, but the Mountain West tiebreaker rules - which compares the two teams' records against those below them in the standings until an advantage is gained - gave the top seed to the Aztecs.
That result almost turned out to be a curse in disguise, as SDSU needed a Jamaal Franklin three-pointer at the buzzer to get buy No. 8 seed Boise State in their tournament opener. The Aztecs had a slightly easier go of it in the semifinals, where they put away a pesky Colorado State squad by a final of 79-69.
New Mexico has looked as formidable as it has at any point the season, rolling past Air Force (79-64) and then erasing an early 17-4 deficit to come back and top third-seeded UNLV 72-67 on the Runnin' Rebels home floor. The win was especially sweet considering the Lobos had lost to Vegas the last seven times the two had met in conference tournament play.
At the center of everything good for New Mexico has been Drew Gordon, who is playing like a man who believes he was snubbed by the folks who voted for the MWC Player of the Year. The senior forward who transferred from UCLA after his sophomore season has averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds in the tournament. He averaged 13.4 and 10.9 during the regular season.
The man who did win the award, San Diego State's Franklin, has been equally impressive, scoring 19 points in back-to-back games while going a combined 5-of-7 from beyond the arc. He's been helped significantly by backcourt mate Chase Tapley, who is averging 18.5 points and five assists during the postseason.
On paper, this is your basic battle of solid backcourt against solid frontcourt, but the strength of both teams in each area is what provides the excitement. Franklin and Tapley are better than any of the guards for New Mexico, but the Aztecs also don't have an answer for Gordon in the paint. Both teams should be able to follow their offensive gameplans and assert their will on that end of the floor, which means the team that cuts down the nets at the end of the night will likely be whichever one hits more open shots. It sounds so simple, but that doesn't change the fact that it's the case.
Jamaal Franklin, San Diego State
The league's regular season Player of the Year is averaging a team-high 19 points in the postseason, and also provided the moment of the tournament with a game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer against Boise State in the quarterfinals.
Chase Tapley, San Diego State
Tapley has been at least as brilliant as Franklin through two rounds, averaging 18.5 points and five assists.
Drew Gordon, New Mexico
The unquestioned Lobos star is averaging 17 and 10 and seemed to will his team to victory against UNLV in the semifinals.
Demetrius Walker, New Mexico
The sophomore guard is averaging 15.5 points in the tournament, more than twice his regular season scoring average of 7.3
1) San Diego Aztecs (26-6) vs. 2) New Mexico Lobos (26-6)
Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Location: Thomas & Mack Center: Las Vegas, NV
Television: NBC Sports Network
Favorite: New Mexico by 4.5
Previous Meetings: San Diego State won 75-70 at New Mexico on Jan. 18; New Mexico won 77-67 at San Diego State on Feb. 15
How They Got Here:
Quarterfinals: Beat 8) Boise State (65-62)
Semifinals: Beat 4) Colorado State (79-69)
Quarterfinals: Beat 7) Air Force (79-64)
Semifinals: Beat 3) UNLV (72-67)
New Mexico 77, San Diego State 75
This is about as close to a toss-up as you'll see this weekend, but I'll go with the grittier, more physical Lobos to make the big plays in crunch time,


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Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Seeking to Honor Veterans with Missing High School Diplomas at Operation Recognition on November 12
RIVERSIDE – They answered the call of duty and served in World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam War. While they served, some missed out on completing high school.
Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, Kenneth Young, is calling on veterans to receive long overdue high school diplomas through a program known as Operation Recognition that has presented diplomas to more than 250 veterans since 2007. The diplomas are awarded as a joint effort of the Riverside County Board of Education, Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, and the Riverside County Department of Veterans Services.
"Our veterans are qualified and well deserving to receive diplomas," Young said. "We want to do everything we can to make it possible for them to share that graduation experience with their family and friends."
The 2014 Operation Recognition ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 12, at the Moreno Valley Conference and Recreation Center, 14075 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley.
In order to be recognized at the ceremony, completed application forms and supporting documentation must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, October 6, 2014. Application forms are available online at www.rcoe.us/operationrecognition or can be requested by telephone. Interested persons may contact Tracey Case at (951) 826-6570 or via email at email@example.com.
The program is open to current residents of Riverside County whose high school education was interrupted by military service in World War II, the Korean War, or the Vietnam War. Education Code Section 51440 authorizes the granting of retroactive high school diplomas to eligible veterans. Section 51430 authorizes the retroactive granting of diplomas to Japanese-American citizens whose internment by federal order in World War II prevented them from graduating from their hometown high school.


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A pedestrian who was struck by a bus near the N.C. State campus late Tuesday night has died as a result of his injuries, officials said.
The incident occurred near Hillsborough Street and Enterprise Street. According to police, Jeffery Wayne Powers, 55, of Raleigh, stumbled off the sidewalk, hit the side of the bus and fell onto the road and was subsequently run over by the back wheels.
Powers was taken to WakeMed with serious injuries where he died as a result of those injuries.
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A two-vehicle accident in Harrison County slowed traffic on Route 50 and sent three people to the hospital Thursday night.
It happened just after 7:30 p.m. on the Route 50 and Interstate 79 overpass towards Clarksburg.
Clarksburg Police said a white sedan rear-ended a dark colored SUV. Police said the driver of the sedan was transported to United Hospital Center in Bridgeport, along with two people in the SUV.
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BOSTON, June 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Merchant Warehouse has released their second 2014 State of Payments quarterly update. Focused on four primary quadrants, the Merchant Warehouse State of the Payments Industry examines key trends and provides up-to-date information covering all aspects of the payment industry from consumer credit trends to regulations and technology.
In consumer credit, the Consumer Credit Index reveals that revolving credit fell in the first quarter from 858.3 billion to 855.8 billion. Most of the drop occurred during February, with consumer spending accelerating during the month of March, increasing by 1.6%. In a recent study from the Fed, more than 50% of the respondents said that new federal regulation on credit card interest rates and fees, along with increasing consumer preferences for using debit cards, held back credit card lending during 2013, so they expect positive yet moderate movement throughout the year.
The quarterly update also examines the smartphone market and how businesses and consumers continue to integrate these technologies into their shopping experiences. While only 16% of mobile device owners have made in-store purchases with their phones as of early 2014, 78% of respondents are interested in using their smartphones while shopping.
For business owners interested in the importance of local search and the real world impact of a strong online presence, the update notes that 80% of local searches on mobile devices turned into purchases. Of these mobile searches: 73% took place in a physical store, 16% via phone, 11% online.
The update also reviews recent regulatory and technology updates, including the recent news around the IRS issued guidance that BitCoin will be taxed as property, as well as the expected impact of EMV's rollout on ecommerce businesses. For more information read the full update at http://merchantwarehouse.com/state-of-the-payments-industry.
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Merchant Warehouse offers innovative payment solutions that help online and brick-and-mortar retailers, as well as point-of-sale (POS) developers, value-added resellers (VARs) and agents, strategically grow their business. Merchant Warehouse is one of the fastest growing payment technology companies in North America.
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Has anyone ever used a jd M planter runner on a cub. I have this runner
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I have one very similar to that one. Might be the same unit. Several years ago I posted pics. here to try and identify it, but no luck. I use mine to plant with all the time, and it works perfectly fine. I take all my plows off my 144 cult. frame and mount the runner where the very front extensions go. The ones you adjust in or out to fit the plant size. I think they are called extensions. Bottom line, use it, it works good. And I like the dual covering arms on mine like yours has.
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"This magnificent book fills one with pride just for being a human being," writes noted WW2 historian Stephen E. Ambrose in the foreword to a fabulously interesting little book which it is impossible to read without immense pleasure and which I want to tell you about.
The War Journal of Major Damon "Rocky" Gause is the unspeakably exciting, true story of a five feet six inch, 165-pound Georgian who as an American soldier in WW2 not only survived a series of heart-pounding adventures combating the Japanese but also carried out one of the greatest escapes of the war--indeed, of all time.
Rocky Gause was born in Jefferson, in Jackson County, in 1916. After graduating from high school in Jefferson, he attended the University of Georgia while also taking flying lessons at the Athens airport, then called Ben Epps Field. In 1941, with America poised to enter WW2, Rocky enlisted in the Army and qualified as a pilot in the Army Air Corps. On Nov. 7, 1941, he departed San Francisco in a troop ship bound for the Philippines, then an American possession. He arrived in Manilla three weeks later.
On Dec. 8, 1941, immediately after Pearl Harbor, Japanese planes began bombing military bases in the Philippines. Although several bombs exploded close to him, spraying shrapnel everywhere, Rocky was unhurt and telegraphed his Georgia bride (who he had married less than two months previously): "Am alive and giving them hell--Rocky." Two weeks later, 43,000 Japanese troops invaded the Philippines.
From then until April 1942 Rocky was a foot soldier with the American and Filipino troops who, although short of ammunition, food, and medical supplies, engaged in fierce combat with the Japanese Army on the Bataan Peninsula. On Apr. 11, 1942 Rocky was captured and placed in a prison pen, but escaped the same day by stabbing a Japanese guard to death and fleeing through a hail of bullets. He then swam three miles through shark-infested waters to the island fortress of Corregidor where the Americans and Filipinos were making their last stand against the invaders.
For the next month he endured the terrors of siege warfare, with enemy artillery shells and bombs continually raining down on the island. On one occasion, a shell burst immediately above Rocky, killing a Marine with whom he was conversing: "a piece of shrapnel the size of a fist struck the man in the back and came out through his chest, leaving an ugly gaping hole as big as a water glass."
On May 5, when the island's defenders surrendered, Rocky received permission from his commanding officer to try to escape to Australia. He left the underground tunnel where he was quartered minutes before the occupying Japanese troops arrived. Using a native outrigger canoe, Rocky fled Corregidor, narrowly avoiding the Japanese searchlight beams sweeping the waters and the patrol boats circling the island. Behind him Rocky could see parts of Corregidor enveloped in a sea of flames.
For the next three months Rocky hid out in various places in the Philippines, helped and guided by Filipinos, barely eluding the Japanese soldiers in hot pursuit. After many amazing adventures and close calls with death or capture, Rocky and another Army officer named Osborne commandeered a 20-foot native-built wooden motorized skiff (which they christened the Ruth-Lee, in honor of their wives), and in this leaky, rickety craft set out on Aug. 20 for Australia, more than 3,200 miles away. Rocky's account of their incredible 52-day journey through Japanese-controlled waters in the exotic far Pacific--the South China Sea, the Sulu Sea ("You can't imagine how dark it is in the Sulu Sea in the dead of night in a creaking twenty-foot boat"), the Celebes Sea, the Makassar Strait, the Sagu Sea, and the Timor Sea--occupies about half his 183-page book. They encountered and dodged enemy patrols. They ran aground on coral reefs. They struggled through typhoons and monsoons. They came under machine gun and cannon fire from Japanese aircraft ("a bullet zinged so close to my ear [that it] grazed Osborne in the shoulder"), and the Ruth-Lee was raked with bullets and once caught fire. They ate coconuts, bananas, rice, and raw fish; they drank rain water. The blazing hot sun blistered their skin and they were tortured by mosquitos and other biting insects. Nevertheless, on Oct. 11, 1942, they arrived in Wyndham, Australia. It had been 159 days since Rocky had escaped his captors at Bataan.
Ten days later Rocky and Osborne were personally decorated with the Distinguished Service Cross by Gen. Douglas MacArthur "for extraordinary heroism in action."
On returning to America, Rocky, using the Ruth-Lee's log and a diary he had kept on his sea journey, sat down and wrote The War Journal of Major Damon "Rocky" Gause. The book did not appear in print in his lifetime, although excerpts of it were published in a New York magazine in 1943 under the headline "An Epic Tale of Hopeless Heroism and Daring Flight."
Rocky's orders on his return to the United States were to spend the duration of the war traveling around the country, talking about his escape and appearing at war bond rallies. In the summer of 1943, however, at his own request he was allowed to return to active duty and assigned as a pilot to a fighter squadron stationed in England. Shortly before shipping out, he paid one last visit to his home state, coming to St. Mary's Hospital in Athens on Dec. 9, 1943 to visit his wife and two-day old son. It was only time he saw his son and the last time he saw his wife.
Rocky arrived in England in late December 1943. In January and February 1944 he flew five daylight missions over Germany in his P-47 Thunderbolt fighter, serving as one of the escorts for American bombers. On Mar. 9, 1944, while practicing dive-bombing in preparation for D-Day, he put his plane into a vertical dive at a height of 30,000 feet. Then he apparently lost consciousness, and his plane plunged headfirst into the countryside south of London. He is buried in the American Military Cemetery in Cambridge, England.
The War Journal of Major Damon "Rocky" Gause is much more than a book of high adventure; it is also a book about the unforgettable people Rocky encountered in the Philippines and on various Pacific islands. Some of them were Georgians--for example, James Oestricher, an 18-year old Army private from Quitman who constructed a movable machine gun emplacement disguised as a haystack to ambush attacking Japanese planes. He shot down two enemy dive bombers this way. "About two days before Bataan fell, Oestricher was killed by a direct bomb hit that was dropped from a plane as he fired point-blank at it."
Another Georgian was Millie Dalton, an Army nurse on Corregidor who had gone to high school with Rocky in Jefferson. The last time Rocky saw her was shortly before he escaped the doomed island fortress, with the Japanese closing in. "I'm horribly afraid of what will happen to us when the Japs arrive," were among the last words Rocky heard from her lips. Later Rocky learned that the day the Japanese took over the island, three American nurses and one Filipino nurse joined hands, walked into the ocean, and "drowned themselves rather than endure the ravishes of the barbarous Japs." Was Millie one of them?
But--and Rocky would have emphatically agreed with this--the most admirable people in the book are not the Georgians or other Americans, but the Filipino people. No one can read this book without being filled with respect for the Filipinos. Their courage, their honorableness, their loyalty is a central theme of the book. While the fighting was going on, the Filipino troops loyally adhered to the American side, volunteering for the most dangerous assignments and fighting with superhuman valor. Shortly after the Japanese had subdued the Philippines, when American soldier prisoners were suffering agonies at the hands of the Japanese, Filipino civilians would bravely risk shooting or bayoneting or beating to bring the POWs food and water. Without the Filipinos' unselfish assistance, provided by young and old at great risk to themselves, Rocky could never have avoided capture or been able to set sail for Australia. "They were all my friends," Rocky wrote of the people of the Philippines. "Yes, every man, woman, and child.... I felt a personal duty to every one of them.... It was not by expert navigation or favorable winds or even courage, but by the grace of God and the Filipinos that I [made it to Australia].... Mabuhay las Filipinos! [Long live the Filipinos!]."
This explains why the book, if it had been published in Rocky's lifetime, was, according to Rocky's son, to have been entitled By the Grace of God ... and the Filipinos.


text: James Ourada, 55, of Overton, Nebraska, died Monday, February 11th, 2013, at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney, Nebraska, shortly after admittance. James D. Ourada was born September 19th, 1957, in Kearney to Donald and Donevieve (Kaps) Ourada. He received his education in Elm Creek, Nebraska, graduating in 1975. Jim farmed after high school and later worked for Walnut Grove, Golden Harvest and CHS. On September 22nd, 1984, he was united in marriage to Renita (Kenning) Bray in Elm Creek. Jim was a charter member of the Pheasants Forever, as well as, a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and the First Christian Church of Overton. He enjoyed hunting and lead several guided hunting trips for people all over the world. He started his selling career working for Walnut Grove then Golden Harvest. He finally found his dream job working for Rusty Fertilizer. He earned Seed Adviser of the Year in 1999. He was active in the Corn Growers Association as he served Director of both Dawson County and the Nebraska Association. He traveled to Washington D. C. for meetings related to biotechnology issues. Jim also served the students of Lexington Public Schools as an in-school suspension supervisor. He was well respected and improved the life's of many children. Helping people in need was always of importance to him. Jim was a 10-year member of the 4-H Program in Buffalo County. He enjoyed hunting and led several guided hunting trips for people from all over the world, especially through the International Falconeer's Association.Survivors include his wife, Renita of Overton; son, JD Ourada of Overton; daughters, Janelle Francis and husband, James of Lincoln, Nebraska, Selena Kiger and husband, Art of Overton, Chandra Bray and fiance, Justin Anderson of Pahrump, Nevada; grandchildren, Jorja and Jager Francis, Dusti and Cinch Kiger, and William Virchow; mother, Donnie Ourada of Elm Creek; sister, Kathy Gifford of Kearney; brother, Mike Ourada and wife, Marsha of Overton: sister-in-law, Gloria Ourada-Simonson and husband, George of Elm Creek; and many treasured nieces and nephews.Jim was preceded in death by his grandparents, father; brother, Nick Ourada; brothers –in-law, Mike Gifford and Bryan Kenning and sister-in-law, Donna Kenning.A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Friday, February 15th, 2013, at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Elm Creek with the Rev. Jose Chavez celebrating.Burial will be at the Immaculate Conception Cemetery in Elm Creek. Memorials are suggested to the family for future designation. Online Condolences or personal reflections may be submitted at www.osrfh.com. O'Brien Straatmann Redinger Funeral Home are in charge of arrangements.


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ECB press conference tomorrow.
-My beliefs summarized in words much more eloquent than I could come up with
How the Universe came from nothing
Had never really thought of Prior as captaincy material initially, probably because of his wicketkeeping ability. You can't really have skippers who are unable to do the basics, but I think it would be a sound choice now. He comes across as a pretty confident cricketer and would be more positive than Strauss I imagine - in his field settings and risk-taking.
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Well you never know, it depends on what's said on that press conference tomorrow, although the absence of Strauss at the conference or at least the presumed absence probably means its a statement on KP rather than Strauss.
#J.Hobbs; #L.Hutton; #D.Bradman; #V.Richards; #G.Sobers; #A.Border; #A.Gilchrist; #K.Miller; #I.Khan; #S.Warne; #M.Marshall;
Records of what? Could probably break Boon's beers on a plane record I guess.
Wow. I trust cricinfo over most newspapers - they are definitely very good when it comes to reporting facts. I've almost never found them to be wrong.
EDIT: well, they're citing other newspapers, so who knows....
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Guardian suggesting Strauss may be pulling the plug.
Right call, IMHO. Deserves at least the Indian series back in the ranks to see if the removal of the burden of captaincy has a positive effect on his batting. IIRC he had a very good tour on our last visit. Twin tons in the first test or have I imagined that?
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
Symonds was nowhere near the class of KP but was rightly cast out for being a complete ****.
KP is being rightfully treated like the **** he's behaved like.
Not at all bad man or team management, just people being treated the way they deserve for acting like complete dicks.
marc71178 - President and founding member of AAAS - we don't only appreciate when he does well, but also when he's not quite so good!
Anyone want to join the Society?
Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
Half of Richard Hadlee's team wouldnt speak to him for extended periods
Don Bradman was despised by many of his teammates
David Campese - ****
Wally Lewis - ****
Greg Norman - ****
Nick Faldo - ****
Romario - ****
I could go on and name 100 more examples if you like of sportsmen who werent liked by team mates but were picked because they got the the job done
For whatever reason, England are trying to rewrite the criteria by which sportsmen are selected and it has already cost them the world no. 1 test and odi rankings
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CATEGORIES MoviesBy now, most of you are familiar with President Obama's "Star Wars"/"Star Trek" flub in a White House briefing room Q&A period.
"So ultimately, if (Senate Minority leader) Mitch McConnell or (House Speaker) John Boehner say, `We need to go to catch a plane,' I can't have Secret Service block the doorway. Right?" said Obama.
Even if he did bar his office - the oval one - Obama said he wouldn't do a "Jedi mind-meld" with Congress' top two Republicans to persuade them "to do what's right."
"Star Wars" and "Star Trek" fans were miffed at the incorrect usage of the term -- "Star Wars" Jedis use "Jedi mind tricks" to manipulate people, whereas Vulcans on "Star Trek" can use a mind-meld to connect their thoughts and feelings to one another.
"Lord of the Rings" star Sean Astin (who played the lovable Samwise Gamgee in the trilogy) is also miffed, albeit in a joking way. In a phone interview for Toronto Comic-Con, Astin quipped that he was "offended" that Obama couldn't work a "LOTR" reference into his answer.
"[Obama] was talking about manipulating the minds of Congress, so there must be something in the trilogy ... I believe there must be something in the 'Lord of the Rings' canon that can work here. Sauron ... Saruman ... Mordor ... somewhere in the esoteric details, there must be a wizard, something or someone who can control minds."
Astin then went on to ask if Moviefone could get responses from "LOTR" fans.
So what say you, Ringers? Any brilliant ideas? Let us know in the comments below!


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I love this time of year. No, it is not because it is the start of the football season. It is because I get to come to Chicago for two days. I grew up about 45 minutes south of the city and have always loved coming downtown. The city energizes me and just makes me smile. I love the energy, the diversity, the variety, everything. So today after sitting through four hours of Big Ten coaches, a video about officiating points of emphasis, transcribing 38 minutes of Kirk Ferentz interview, and writing two stories, I took a walk up Michigan Avenue to soak in some of the city (and of course do some shopping!). Then after dinner at Ditka's (Da Coach), we ambled back down Michigan Avenue to the hotel. There is nothing better than the city at night.
The early stages of construction of the Trump Tower on the corner of Wacker and Michigan, next to the Wrigley Building. My dad took this picture in April 2007.
The Trump Tower today. There is still construction being done on the very top, with cranes impossibly high in the air.
A statue outside a building on Michigan Avenue. I didn't get close enough to read what it is. I just thought it looked pretty cool.
The water tower at night. It was a beautiful evening and the park next to the historic building was full of people.
Another Dad picture. I just really like this shot and wanted to share it.


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Brian Maher served as head coach of the Garret Mountain men's basketball team for three years prior to becoming the Athletic Director for Berkeley College in 2008. During his tenure as head coach, Mr. Maher led the team to victories over collegiate opponents for the first time in the program's history and expanded the program from an eight-game schedule to a twenty-game schedule that competes against some of the top NCAA Division III programs in the Northeast.
During his tenure as head coach, Mr. Maher simultaneously served as Director of Student Development and Campus Life for the Garret Mountain campus and prior to that he served as Director of Alumni Relations for the College.


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Merchants are saying they're hoping for a boost to what some say has been a lackluster first half of the summer.
This weekend, the National Baseball Hall of Fame will induct former star players Bert Blyleven and Roberto Alomar and former general manager Pat Gillick.
Blyleven, 60, a pitcher known for his curveball, played for the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers, Pittsburgh Pirates, ClevelandIndians and Los Angeles Angels while amassing 287 victories.
Alomar, 43, a second baseman with the San Diego Padres, Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles, New York Mets, Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White Sox, was an excellent hitter and fielder, winning 10 Golden Glove awards.
The players were selected by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Gillick, former general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, Seattle Mariners, Baltimore Orioles and Philadelphia Phillies, was tabbed by the Hall's Expansion Era Committee.
According to Ted Hargrove, who owns T.J.'s Place on Main Street, the Expansion Committee would have helped local business by adding the late George Steinbrenner's name to those who will be honored thisweekend.
Steinbrenner, the former New York Yankees owner who died last year, remains a popular figure from a nearby metropolis, Hargrove noted.
"The streets would be full with Steinbrenner on the program," he said last week, as a lunch time crowd filtered in and out of his restaurant and memorabilia shop.
Hargrove said business was brisk in June, but dropped off sharply in the first half of July.
"And if it's this slow in July, it doesn't look good for the rest of the year," he said. Across the street at Legends Are Forever, owner Jeff Foster said he also thinks Steinbrenner would have been a nice addition to the program.
"I don't think Steinbrenner would have changed the summer, though," Foster said. "We really haven't recovered from 2008 yet. "People are much more conservative about what they're going to buy, and probably they should be," he said.
Worries about jobs, spending, and rising prices for essential goods and services have made potential customers hesitant about discretionary spending, Foster said.
"It's not just in Cooperstown; it's everywhere," he said.
In 2007, keeping his business stocked was a primary concern, Foster said. Now he's focused more on selling what's already on display.
Susan O'Handley, executive director of the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce, said she's looking forward to a strong induction weekend.
"We're holding our own here, and when you look at the big picture, the economy, the price of gas, that's a good thing," she said. "This is a great place for a family to go on vacation."
Internet inquiries on the Chamber's website bode well for a good-sized crowd on induction weekend and a good second half of summer, she said.
Jeff Idelson, president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, said attendance at the shrine this year has been about on par with last year, and last year was not a bad one.
"We're looking forward to a great weekend, and our bus count indicates we'll have a good crowd," he said.
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- Trip, HOF speech expected to be brief Except for the Secret Service agents walking around the village, nothing seemed unusual in Cooperstown yesterday morning despite the scheduled arrival of President Barack Obama today.
- White House: Obama will make visit to Cooperstown
- La Russa humbled by Hall visit A modest and self-effacing Tony La Russa answered questions from the media during his orientation tour at the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Thursday.
- Groundbreaking surgeon Frank Jobe fondly remembered Dr. Frank Jobe, a physician whose work is responsible for saving the careers of numerous major league baseball players, died on March 6 at the age of 88.
- Maddux, La Russa choose not to choose HOF caps (AP) -- Greg Maddux and Tony La Russa will not have logos on their National Baseball Hall of Fame plaques, the Cooperstown shrine announced Thursday.
- Autumn Glory Exhibit open The National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown has unveiled its new "Autumn Glory" exhibit, which honors the World Series championship of the 2013 Boston Red Sox.
- Baseball HOF promotes three employees Three members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's senior staff have been promoted to vice president, Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson announced on Tuesday.
- HOF to offer 'VIP Experience' again The legends and heroes of the national pastime call Cooperstown home. But for a few days this fall and next spring, fans can experience the Hall of Fame through an exclusive in-depth exploration.
- Hall changes process for Frick Award The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's Board of Directors has restructured the procedures for the Ford C. Frick Award selection process, refining the criteria and organizing candidates by era, with changes effective immediately.
- Earliest ideas about creating a Hall of Fame exist in museum's archive Some eight decades ago, before there was a National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, folks in and around the game were hoping to somehow honor the National Pastime with a centennial celebration at what was thought to be the birthplace of the sport.
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Everyone has a bad day. It happens. You wake up on the wrong side of the bed. You burn your toast. You get a parking ticket. You loose your smart phone. Some days - rainy days - you just feel like giving up.
But then you think of a great quote your favorite talk show host once said, and your day is bright and light once more.
Wait. Did you just say you don't have a go-to inspirational quote from your favorite talk show host? Well, it's time to solve that problem! Here are some of the best motivational quotes from our daytime and late night heroes.
About Friendship
- "Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down." - Oprah Winfrey
- "Work hard. Laugh when you feel like crying. Keep an open mind, open eyes and an open spirit." - Rachael Ray
- "I'm very much about letting other people shine, because it makes us all shine brighter." - Chelsea Handler
About Love
- "The struggle of my life created empathy - I could relate to pain, being abandoned, having people not love me." - Oprah Winfrey
- "If we're destroying our trees and destroying our environment and hurting animals and hurting one another and all that stuff, there's got to be a very powerful energy to fight that. I think we need more love in the world. We need more kindness, more compassion, more joy, more laughter. I definitely want to contribute to that." - Ellen DeGeneres
About Relationships
- "It's better to be healthy alone than sick with someone else." - Dr. Phil
- "The worst tempered people I have ever met were those who knew that they were wrong." - David Letterman
- "The opposite of anger is not calmness, its empathy." - Dr. Oz
- "Surround yourself with only people who are going to lift you higher." - Oprah Winfrey
- "If you want more, you have to require more from yourself." - Dr. Phil
- "The greatest discovery of all time is that a person can change his future by merely changing his attitude." - Oprah Winfrey
- "Find out who you are and be that person. That's what your soul was put on this Earth to be. Find that truth, live that truth and everything else will come." - Ellen DeGeneres
- "We teach people how to treat us." - Dr. Phil
- "There is no off position on the genius switch." - David Letterman
- "Hostility comes from loneliness, from not seeing yourself like a drop falling into the ocean of humanity like everyone else." - Dr. Oz
- "Sometimes you can't see yourself clearly until you see yourself through the eyes of others." - Ellen DeGeneres
- "Normal is nothing more than a cycle on a washing machine." - Whoopi Goldberg
About Living Life to the Fullest
- "I am a woman in process. I'm just trying like everybody else. I try to take every conflict, every experience, and learn from it. Life is never dull." - Oprah Winfrey
- "Next in importance to having a good aim is to recognize when to pull the trigger." - David Letterman
- "I am where I am because I believe in all possibilities." - Whoopi Goldberg
About Embracing Failure
- "Think like a queen. A queen is not afraid to fail. Failure is another steppingstone to greatness." - Oprah Winfrey
- "Don't wait until you're in a crisis to come up with a crisis plan." - Dr. Phil
- "There's always going to be someone out there... who doesn't believe in you or who thinks your head is too big or you're not smart enough. But those are the people you need to ignore, and those are the times you need to just keep doing what you love doing." - Jimmy Fallon


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Best-At-The-Ocean - California Dreamin' - One House to Ocean in Marina Del Rey
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Marina Peninsula
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,743 - $ 2,093 / week
$ 7,020 - $ 8,520 / month
Marina Del Rey House deals
stays between: 8/28/14 & 12/31/14
deal expires in: 2 days
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vacation rental description
One House to Ocean - Best-At-The-Ocean – California Dreamin'
Located at the quiet end of the Golden Peninsula (but close to all the activity), with its separate and private entrance on a beautiful tree-lined walk street with open views to the Golden Sand Beach and Sparkling Ocean, you simply cannot find a more exciting location to spend your well-earned California vacation. Walk 1 block to the jetty where Marina del Rey meets the Pacific Ocean…sit and watch the sailboats, yachts and kayaks come and go. It's great for people watching, too! Walk or bike a few minutes north to the Venice Beach Boardwalk and participate in or enjoy watching the activities surrounding you – roller blading, bicycling, jogging, skate boarding. You might even catch a TV show or movie being filmed. Swim, sunbathe, take long beach walks, enjoy the Beautiful Sunsets, bodysurf, kayak, fish – your choice – it's all right here. Or just relax at home on the Serene roof top deck while absorbing the beauty surrounding this charming getaway.
This 3+ level - 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has an elevator for those of you who don't like stairs. There is a second living area/den and deck on the top level. Best-at-the-Ocean has a very open and spacious floor plan, decorated in a combination of Asian style and casual beach living. You get it all - sun, sand and zen. Two reserved, tandem parking spaces come with best-at-the-ocean.
With its Asian feel, this elegant, and comfortable vacation rental is architecturally interesting. One level up from the entry, is a large, very private master suite with a king bed and its own ensuite bath with shower. Going up another level, you will find a living/dining room combination, a kitchen and a second bedroom with a queen bed and bath with shower. There is a gas-burning fireplace with remote in the living room. An elevator takes you from the entry level and can stop at the master bedroom and at the living room level. For those who wish to dine at home, the kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances and comes stocked with spices, cooking oils, and a pantry of condiments. All you need to do is supply your favorite fresh foods and drinks. A few steps up from the main living room, on another level, is a spacious rooftop den and deck with comfy sitting areas, a desk and windows all around. From here, there is access to a large sunny deck. The views are wonderful.
A 5-minute drive brings you to shopping in Marina del Rey and Venice Beach. Santa Monica is next door. Visit the nearby farmers markets or enjoy eating Italian, Mexican, Thai, seafood, pizza or local dishes in quaint Marina del Rey, Venice Beach and Santa Monica. Walk or bike the picturesque canals of Venice Beach.
If you wish to keep in touch with the world outside, we provide wireless and wired high-speed broadband internet. For your recreation pleasure, there are 2 bicycles for your use.
Best-At-The-Ocean Guest Reviews:
Best-at-the-Ocean is new to the rental market as of March, 2013. To help you evaluate the quality of our property, please read the numerous rave reviews of our other 5 Star properties at:
Best-At-The Beach (Rental in the same property as Best-At-The-Ocean), HomeAway #338351
Mika Lani (Hawaii Oceanfront), HomeAway #171795
Mika Alua (Hawaii Oceanfront), HomeAway #176749
Mika Kai (Hawaii Oceanfront), Home Away #207930
Mika Taki (Hawaii Waterfallfront), HomeAway #207918
Mika Mizu (Hawaii Waterfallfront), HomeAway #213954
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Noi Phanucharas 310-823-2477
house rental amenities
Amenities: Elevator//Gas fireplace with remote
Bedrooms: Master suite with king bed//Second bedroom with queen bed//Third bedroom/Den with access to glassed-in third level deck//Linens and towels provided
Baths: Full with showers
Entertainment: Cable TV//52" TV with DVD player and library in living room//32" TV with DVD player in master suite
Communications: High speed broadband internet (wireless and wired)
Parking: 2 Off-street, covered, tandem spaces
Laundry: Shared, coin-operated washer and dryer - laundry detergent provided
Kitchen: Refrigerator, range with oven, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes and utensils//Stocked with spices, cooking oils, and a pantry of condiments
Outdoor Features: Gas BBQ Grill//Serene deck with ocean views
Suitability: No children under 8 years//No pets allowed//No smoking in unit - outside only
Minimum Age of Rentors: Must be 25 years or older
activities and attractions in Marina Del Rey Los Angeles Area
* Swimming, sunbathing, walking, biking, jogging, boogie boarding, body surfing, kayaking, fishing, roller blading, skate boarding, people watching and much, much more
* Sightseeing//Shopping//Restaurants and Farmers Markets//You might even catch a TV show or movie being filmed//Just relax at home on the serene roof top deck while absorbing the beauty surrounding this charming getaway//Watch fabulous sunsets
* Absorb the Venice Beach Boardwalk atmosphere//Visit the Santa Monica Pier//Walk or bike the picturesque Venice Beach Canals
vacation rental rates
Base Rate: $269/night (4 night minimum)//$249/night (7 nights or more)//$234/night for 30 nights or more
High Seasons: Jan-Mar & Jun-Aug //$319/night for minimum 4 nights //$299/night for 7 nights or more //$284/night for month or more
Up to 4 guests, each additional guest add $20/nt. Maximum Number of Guests: 6
Minimum stay 4 nights, unless only 3 nights are available
2015 Booking add $10 to base rate.
Christmas/New Year: $329/night for minimum 4 nights (Dec 20 - Jan 5)
Cleaning Fee: $195 Add $10/guest over 4
Damage Waiver Insurance: $89
First payment of $500, Full payment due 60 days prior to arrival
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An iPad, an iPod and a laptop computer were amongst the items recently stolen from parked cars in Radnor Township.
Related: $500 Reward Offered for Info on Vandalism Incidents
- An iPod valued at $229 and some loose change was taken from an unlocked car parked in a driveway on Academy Lane in Bryn Mawr sometime during the night of Jan. 26.
- An iPad valued at $599 that was part of a pilot program through the Radnor Township School District was stolen out of a locked car on South Ithan Avenue in Villanova. According to a police report, the iPad was left in a car over the night of Jan. 26.
- A laptop computer valued at $1,000 was stolen from a car parked in the driveway next to Nova Grill on Lancaster Avenue in Villanova during the day of Jan. 29. The laptop was left on the front seat of the car for about 45 minutes. The owner was not sure if the car was locked or not.
- Loose change was taken from a car parked on South Ithan Avenue in Rosemont sometime during the night of Jan. 26.


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