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Sure, there were celebrities somewhere and the Like was about to play, but Thursday's Zac Posen for Target party was all about the clothes. Perched on plush pink carpets in a Herald Square event space, racks of the designer's flirty dresses and ruched, Esther Williams-esque maillots for the mass retailer were being cleaned out, and fast. Pat Cleveland had eyes for the floor-length safety pin print dress, while Daisy de Villeneuve kept a firm grip on a Target-red cropped leather bomber. "I love this," she said. "It's brilliant."
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Late last month a local pharmacist was shot and robbed walking home from work near Fourth and Pine streets in Society Hill. In July of 2012 Michael Hagan, a 32-year old IT Consultant, was murdered at Fourth and Lombard. No arrests have been made in any of the attacks. Detectives have not said if any of the robberies are related.
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Original post made by Tom Cushing on Jul 5, 2011
When capital punishment was restored by the US Supreme Court in 1976, the Court majority cited deterrence and retribution as legitimate social interests that might be served by its use. In our fair state, death penalty laws were invalidated by the CA Supreme Court in 1972 and 1976, and reinstated each time by legislation and popular vote.
Public support aside, there are significant arguments against it. For many, the taking of life is wrong, whether it's done by a murderer or by the State. Others point to later exoneration of 138 citizens previously sentenced to death the one punishment that cannot be undone. There's also ample evidence that capital punishment is ordered disproportionately against minority defendants: 60% of 714 condemned prisoners in CA are black or Hispanic, including 10 of the 18 men convicted in Contra Costa County. And it's a hotly debated question whether a significant deterrent effect has been demonstrated since the 1970s.
Still, some 70% of Californians favor capital punishment. Recent studies revealing the ruinous cost of its implementation, however, have led to legislative stirring in Sacramento. Supporters may soon be put to another pro-or-con choice.
According to that research and as widely reported in the general press, the death penalty has cost Californians a whopping $308 million for each execution; the care-and-feeding of death row inmates annually taxes us $184 million more than if those inmates were serving life without parole. Further, the cheapest death penalty trial costs the government over one million dollars more than most expensive life-without-parole case. Other directly-related costs abound.
These stunning numbers have energized opponents to develop new legislation to invalidate capital punishment in CA. If passed in this era of belt-tightening, another popular vote will ensue.
So, as we all must ask ourselves: is capital punishment right and is it a penalty we can still afford? In other words, taxpayers: what's retribution worth?
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Tom: I respectfully disagree with you. I think the reason that 70% of Californians support the death penalty is for the same reason I support it: If one single criminal is deterred from committing a horrific crime worthy of the death penalty, due to the fear of the death penalty, than it is worth it. The history of jurisprudence has always sought to link the penalty to fit the crime, going back to Hamurabi's "an eye for an eye", which I do not always agree with, going back to the old adage that "two wrongs do not make a right". However, deterence is a valid reason to have the death penalty, and it is common for career criminals to know exactly what crimes are "capital offenses" and which are not.
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Dear Editor,
The reality is death as a result of so-called justice has not reduced capital crime in California. I suggest that you review government, media and social justice investigations. It is quite opposite in the criminal environments that capital judgement is a badge of honor.
Take time to look at reality, please.
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---- — INDIANAPOLIS – Like the rest of the nation, Indiana is continuing on a trend toward greater diversity as the numbers of Hispanics, blacks, Asians and other minorities are rising at a faster pace than whites.
New census data released last week also show the trend may accelerate in the years to come as the most racially and ethnically diverse age-group – Hoosiers under 5 – grow up.
The new census numbers are snapshot estimates of the population in July 2012, and come a year after the U.S. Census Bureau reported the nation is undergoing a historic shift: Fueled by immigration and high rates of birth, particularly among Hispanic Americans, the nation's racial and ethnic minorities are growing more rapidly in numbers than whites.
"This shows the changing face of Indiana and America," said demographer Matt Kinghorn of the Indiana Business Research Center at Indiana University.
Indiana, where 81 percent of the population is white, remains less diverse than the rest of the nation, which is now 63 percent white.
But a closer look at the racial and ethnic make-up of different age groups signals the shift: While 91 percent of Hoosiers over 65 are white, just 70 percent of Hoosier children under 5 are white. And in that 65 and over group of Hoosiers, less than 2 percent are Hispanic; of Hoosiers that are 5 and under, 11.4 percent are Hispanic.
The contrast between the oldest and the youngest Hoosiers also shows up in race: Just shy of 6 percent of Hoosiers 65 and older are black; just over 11 percent of Hoosiers are 5 are black.
The shift also shows up in the median ages of demographic groups: The median age for whites in Indiana is 40.2 years; it's 31.3 for blacks, 30.6 for Asians, and 24.5 for Hispanics. For Hoosiers identified as bi-racial or multi-racial, the median age is 15.6 years.
"Indiana is becoming more diverse from the ground up," Kinghorn said.
That's even more true in the rest of the nation: For the first time, America's racial and ethnic minorities now make up about half of the under-5 age group.
Overall, Indiana's population growth from 2010 to 2012 was sluggish. It went from from 6,483,802 to 6,537,334, up by only eight-tenths of a percent. Between 2011 and 2012, the population grew only by three-tenths of a percent – the lowest growth rate since the mid-1980s.
Kinghorn attributes that slow growth to the tough economic times in Indiana and the nation after the 2007 recession hit. "It may be the lingering effect of the Great Recession," Kinghorn said.
But the growth of minority populations in Indiana continues on an upward trend seen for more than a decade. And that's significant, Kinghorn said, given Indiana's aging population.
"It's very important to Indiana, and to the U.S., as we face a tighter labor market as Baby Boomers head into retirement. Employers would face an even great pinch without the minority populations' growth."
Indiana economist Michael Hicks, head of the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ball State University, said local communities should embrace the increasing diversity, especially that driven by immigration, as good for growth: Existing employers will need to fill the jobs vacated by retiring workers, while potential employers will also need workers.
"For communities all around Indiana, immigration acceptance is important."
Asians are the fastest growing racial or ethnic group in the U.S., now comprising almost 19 million people. That's true in Indiana as well. Of the state's 6.5 million people, only 113,196 are Asian. But that number marks an almost 10 percent growth just from 2010.
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I have a 8HP B&S Industrial /Commercial engine on a troy built rotor tiller it starts very easy & runs well. for one row then dies, its starts right back up runs for one row and dies. if i can catch it when its starting to die and hit it with full choke i can keep it running but as soon as i let off of the choke it dies. I Have messed with the float level with no luck have try ed another mag same thing. its like the needle is sticking closed when its running but open once it quits. drain and flushed the tank blew out and replaced the fuel line
any ideas of what to try next???
Repalce the spark plug and check the vent holes in the gas cap.
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I think you should take the carb apart and use a small wire & air to clean all the jets. Also get a can of spray-can carb cleaner with the straw nozzle to blow out the innards good. I have good luck with Wal-Marts brand. It`s cheap. ALSO make sure the float does not have any gas in it.
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John New plug today vent is open and have even loosen it
Donny ditto on venting tank
johnbron carb has been off 6 times each time it get carb cleaner and have picked at all the jets blown out with air compressor no gas in the float had a new needle and seat last season.
I have use this same tank to run the the cubs when i have the hood off
after almost 40 years ( GOT my first field car at 11) of driving junk and owning second hand equipment it shouldn't be this hard!!
Well Hmm!, Sounds like you have pretty much done did it all a few times over but I still think it has a partially blocked jet or passage in the carb. It is definitely a fuel related starving problem because you can stop it from dying by pulling the choke when it starts to quit.
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I have been watching Dogman's thread here with a lot of interest. I have a 6 hp B&S on my roto-tiller and it does the very same thing.
I have cleaned the jets, carb, adjusted the float to specs in the manual and replaced needle and seat. Cap is vented properly as well. New plugs, new coil and coil wire, clean gas, clean tank, and just about anything else I could suspect including the air breather
I have the same results as Dogman. And he is right. Nothing should be this frustrating.....
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Dogman, I know this may sound strange, but have you checked to make sure you have fire at the sparkplug when it quits? I've never fought this particular problem on a small engine, but a bad coil on a cub will sometimes give similiar results. Might try changing the condenser, or if it is a breakerless ignition, try changing the module.
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John I change out the module yesterday with no luck checked the kill wire for bare spots and even put new connections on IT.
been scratching my head so much on this one its bleeding
Well yoose guys, When Dogman started this thread his initial post says.
Quote: if i can catch it when its starting to die and hit it with full choke i can keep it running but as soon as i let off of the choke it dies.
That symptom right there alone tells me it is not an ignition/electrical problem.
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I know this will sound silly to most of you, but trust me... check the exhaust valve clearance.
Here's what may be happening... After running hard on one row, the exhaust valve gets hot and expands, reducing the clearance to less than zero, just enough to lose much of the compression... which is made up for with the richer mixture. When it has cooled for a short while, compression returns to normal.
Another way to check for the same thing, see how much longer it will run at a slower speed and lower temperature.
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You just may have something there by gum If I let it idle it will run for hours or until the gas is all used up. And also, as you indicated at the end of the row, say 150 feet or so, that is when it wants to quit. If I give it more choke then it will run, although at reduced capacity. I have to let it sit for a few minutes idleing and then it will go back up the other row.
I will have to check the exhaust valve
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Neighbor went over every thing I did then convinced me it the vales it on the bench apart as we speak awaiting rebuild kit well let you know when it goes back together if it works thanks for all the help and support
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A 3-year-old boy died after being shot in Gwinnett County on Tuesday, police said.According to Gwinnett County Police Cpl. Jake Smith, the shooting took place at 5238 Stafford Drive just after 10 p.m. Witnesses said that the occupants of the house got into an argument and gunshot ensued. One of those shots struck the child.The child was transported to the hospital, but was pronounced dead.The alleged shooter remained at the scene and was taken into custody. That suspect is said to be a family member of the victim, Smith said.No names have been released.
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A police officer in the Sandhills is getting a lot of praise for putting himself in harm's way to stop a dangerous driver. That driver was going the wrong way on U.S. Highway 1 in Moore County on Tuesday night.
"I was just doing my job, what my training tells me to do," officer Drew Schofield said.
It was around 8:15 when dispatch put out an alert about a driver going the wrong way on Highway 1. Schofield turned onto the highway and his car's dash-cam shows within 25 seconds he could see the driver coming toward him.
"I went ahead and turned on my lights and sirens, and at that point I came to a stop to try and get the lady's attention," Schofield said. "I hoped she was going to stop, but ultimately she didn't"
Schofield was fine after a short visit to the hospital in Pinehurst. The driver of the other car was taken to the hospital at UNC-Chapel Hill. She too, is expected to recover though.
"I was just thinking if I'd moved out of the way she would have possibly hit the people behind me and they could have got hurt or killed, or even she (could've) got hurt or killed, more, hurt more than what she was," Schofield said.
Police Chief Brian Deel estimates the woman was still going about 60 miles an hour. He said Schofield's only other option was to turn around and chase the driver. He feels that would have made the situation worse.
"It took courage and bravery to make that choice without a doubt," Deel said. "He's got a baby on the way, a young wife. His actions exemplify what we should all do when we put on this uniform.
"It take a lot of courage to put on this uniform," Deel continued. "It takes a lot of courage to stand behind the uniform once you put it on, and that's what Drew did. He didn't just get dressed to come to work. He stood behind that."
"It's nice if you can help somebody and go home and say you know what I made a difference tonight," Schofield said.
The woman driving the other car has not been identified. The Highway Patrol is investigating why she was going the wrong way.
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Kerry McCannon 303-683-6619
cabin rental amenities
Swordfish is an ideal place to gather with family and friends or it
can serve as a business retreat. The kitchen comes fully stocked
with glassware, dishes, serving pieces, utensils and assorted pans.
Appliances include a gas stove, gas grill, refrigerator/freezer
(basic condiments included), dishwasher, microwave and coffee
maker. There is also a hot tub on the patio.
The four bedrooms at Swordfish are furnished with comfortable pillow-
top queen-sized beds. Overall, Swordfish has four queen-sized beds
in bedrooms, a pull out queen-sized sleeper and a bunk room with a
bunk bed that has a full lower and single upper. All bedrooms
include closets, chests of drawers, night stands and flannel or
cotton sheets to fit your preference.
The views around Swordfish are spectacular any time of year! Hang
in the hot tub to really enjoy the experience! Please email us for
our homepage address for more pictures and information.
activities and attractions in Steamboat Springs Colorado
Excellent skiing, snow shoeing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing,
hunting and many other activities are only minutes from your front
door. The ski slopes of Steamboat Mountain are only 20 minutes away.
You could also just sit and enjoy the view of Hahn's Peak
foliage from the deck.
Winter Activities:
Relaxing in the hot tub!
Snow shoeing
Soaking in the Strawberry Park Hot Springs
Ice Fishing
Summer Activities:
Relaxing in the hot tub!
Soaking in the Strawberry Park Hot Springs
Rock Climbing
Wildlife Viewing
Horseback Riding
River Rafting
Hot Air Balloon Rides
Four Wheeling
vacation rental rates
Stay six days and get the SEVENTH FREE!
-Summer/Fall...$400....$2,400 per week
-Ski Season....$425....$2,550 per week
*Holidays Christmas/New Year 12/21 - 1/4, Memorial Day 5/28 - 6/1,
Labor Day 8/28 - 9/1, Independence Day 6/28 - 7/7, Thanksgiving
11/20 - 11/24 all $500 (per night)
**Two night minimum stay for all dates except holidays. Holidays
require a three night minimum stay.
**Monthly rates are available upon request.
Kerry McCannon 303-683-6619
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A SECOND Bendigo man has been charged with using counterfeit money and obtaining property by deception.
The 33-year-old man was also charged with a drug offence after police found the man was in possession of amphetamines worth $5000.
Bendigo Police Crime Investigation Detective Senior Constable Tony Roberts said police believed the counterfeit money had been used at 12 Bendigo businesses.
He said the notes were used at retail stores, fast food outlets and the pokies.
Police said if businesses were unsure if they were in possession of counterfeit notes they should head to http://banknotes.rba.gov.au/counterfeits.html or contact the station on 5448 1300.


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This picture story book about mouse and her friends' quest to prepare for winter shows how to use reflexology with children whilst enjoying a fun bedtime read. Designed to help with common issues such as sleep difficulties and anxiety, it includes easy-to-follow diagrams and instructions. more »November 2014, Hardback: £9.99/ $16.95
Keywords: ADHD, alternative therapies, anxiety, autism spectrum disorders, bodywork, carers, child development, children, complementary medicine, complementary therapies, families, fiction, massage, nursing, pain management, parenting, play, reflexology, sleep
A must-read for any parent or carer of an OCD child, Sanders talks with honesty and humour about her son's illness, providing practical advice and insight. She covers everything from getting a diagnosis and what to expect in therapy, to how to cope with panic attacks, how it might affect the rest of your family and how you might feel as a parent. more »November 2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
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This activity book uses nature as a gentle way of helping children aged 5+ understand change, loss and death. Through creative activities such as making a paper memory tree, writing and drawing about feelings, and looking closely at nature, children learn about natural changes and how to cope with and express feelings of grief. more »October 2014, Paperback: £14.99/ $22.95
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Fully updated for DSM-5, the new edition of Ashley Stanford's bestselling book continues to offer invaluable relationship guidance to couples where one or both partners are on the autism spectrum. By exploring Asperger/ASD traits step-by-step, the book emphasizes the value of understanding and offers solutions that have worked for other couples. more »October 2014, Paperback: £14.99/ $21.95
Keywords: adults, Asperger syndrome, autism, autism spectrum disorders, communication, counselling, disability, emotions, families, high functioning autism, psychology, relationships, sexuality, social skills
Forever Fingerprints is an uplifting children's picture book about an adopted child who realises that her fingerprints alone give her a special connection to her birth parents. more »October 2014, Hardback: £9.99/ $15.95
Keywords: adoption, child psychology, counselling, families, fostering, Key Stage 0, Key Stage 1, looked after children, parenting, pastoral care, social care, social work
Children and teens with autism are particularly vulnerable to online dangers and this practical handbook explains how you can help your child to navigate websites, chat rooms and social media safely. Advice is given on key concerns such as parental control, social networking, grooming, cyberbullying, internet addiction and hacking. more »October 2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Keywords: addiction, adolescence, Asperger syndrome, autism, autism spectrum disorders, bullying, carers, children, communication, families, high functioning autism, life skills, parenting, safeguarding children, social skills, teenagers, youthwork
The period before your child joins your family can be a chaotic time. Clear and positive, Preparing for Adoption equips you with the knowledge to create a safe and secure home for your newly adopted child. more »October 2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $22.95
Keywords: adoption, child psychology, families, fostering, looked after children, social care, social work, trauma
This humorous, insider guide to Asperger Syndrome (ASD) explores the 'why' of ASD traits. Full of personal anecdotes, Kim explores, amongst many other things, how her perspective changed after diagnosis and offers strategies to help manage the quirks of ASD, including a section on the benefits of martial arts. more »September 2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Keywords: adults, advocacy, Asperger syndrome, autism, autism spectrum disorders, autobiography, bullying, Chinese martial arts, communication, disability, emotions, employment, families, gifted and talented, life skills, memoirs, psychology, social skills
Fred invites readers to learn about what it is like to have a stroke, explaining what a stroke is and how family members, carers and friends can help support someone with the various challenges they may face after having a stroke. This illustrated book will be ideal for anyone who knows someone who's had a stroke, from child to adult. more »2014, Paperback: £8.99/ $14.95
Keywords: adults, brain injury, carers, communication, disability, families, health care, life skills, movement, nursing, occupational therapy, older people, social work, speech and language therapy, supported living
This book considers the potential areas for creative interaction between psychodrama and other therapeutic schools with the aim of elaborating and enriching the therapist's professional practice. Each chapter presents a different model of integration, alongside a case study to illustrate its successful application in practice. more »2014, Paperback: £24.99/ $39.95
Keywords: attachment, cognitive behavioural therapy, dramatherapy, energy work, expressive therapies, families, group psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, movement, play therapy, psychoanalysis, psychodrama, psychology, psychotherapy, trauma
Megan invites readers to learn about anxiety from her perspective, helping them to understand why she sometimes feels anxious and how this affects her physically and emotionally. She talks about techniques she has learnt to help manage her anxiety, and tells family, friends and teachers how they can support someone who suffers from anxiety. more »2014, Paperback: £8.99/ $14.95
Keywords: adolescence, anxiety, bullying, child psychiatry, child psychology, cognitive behavioural therapy, families, mental health, mental illness, parenting, pastoral care, teenagers
Following Alice and her family as they put together a box of memories for their Grandma who has dementia, this beautifully-illustrated story book helps to explain dementia to children aged 4 to 7 years in a gentle and engaging way, and prompts discussions about what children can do to help their own grandparent living with dementia. more »2014, Hardback: £10.99/ $17.95
Keywords: Alzheimer's disease, carers, children, dementia, families, fiction, older people, parenting, residential care, social care, social work
Following Alice and her family as they put together a box of memories for their Grandma who has dementia, this beautifully-illustrated story book helps to explain dementia to children aged 4 to 7 years in a gentle and engaging way, and prompts discussions about what children can do to help their own grandparent living with dementia. more »2014, Paperback: £10.99/ $17.95
Keywords: Alzheimer's disease, carers, children, dementia, families, fiction, older people, parenting, residential care, social care, social work
An essential text for practitioners and students wishing to stay abreast of the latest developments in the field, this book brings together the latest international research and evidence-based practice in the field of dementia and intellectual disabilities, describing clearly the relevance and implications for support and services. more »2014, Paperback: £29.99/ $49.95
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Extending the lifeline of a peer support group to parents of children and teens on the autism spectrum everywhere, this reassuring and supportive guide is filled with many real examples and offers trusted advice and tried-and-tested solutions to parents' top concerns and in a down-to-earth and engaging format. more »2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
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Created by Brown-Forman Chef Mark Williams, 2012
Yield: Makes 12 servings
Bring water, butter, garlic, salt and pepper to a boil in a 4-to-5-quart heavy pot, and then slowly stir in grits. Reduce heat and cook at a bare simmer, covered, stirring frequently until thickened, about 20 minutes. Add cheese. Pour grits into a 2-inch deep pan to cool. Chill grits, covered with plastic wrap, until firm, at least 1 hour.
Portion grits into desired shapes using a small melon scoop.
Put flour, eggs and bread crumbs in separate shallow dishes. Dredge grits balls in flour, knocking off excess, then dip in egg, and dredge in bread crumbs. Transfer coated triangle to a large baking sheet. Continue with remaining grits balls.
Preheat oven to 175 degrees. Heat oil in a 5-to-6-quart heavy pot over moderately high heat until it registers 375 degrees on thermometer. Fry grits, stirring gently, until crisp and golden brown, 1 to 2 minutes, and then transfer with a slotted spoon to paper towels to drain. Return oil to 375 degrees between batches. Keep warm in oven until all are done. Serve warm as a side dish or serve with a dipping sauce.


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As a veteran of combat in Vietnam, I am often asked about current wars. Recently I have been asked about soldiers posing with corpses or urinating on corpses in Afghanistan. The "patriotic" media wants us to understand what it is like to be a soldier in war, not to condone the conduct but to ask "who are we to judge?" They want to know about rules of war: "Are there rules about taking pictures with dead bodies?"
A pro-democracy activist has been ordered detained in Vietnam for at least four months, having been charged with organizing terrorist activities, state media reported.
CNN's Joe Carter explains how you can turn a vacation meal into a cultural experience.
As a hangover "cure," they don't come more brutally disturbing than bear bile.
Vietnam's roads are getting more jammed by the day, the traffic accident rate is one of the highest in Asia and infrastructure bottlenecks are crippling an economy that is already in crisis.
Five years ago, Pham Binh Minh was a 15-year-old spending his nights on the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam's capital.
It has been more than 40 years since Air Force 1st Lt. David A Thorpe was declared missing in action from the Vietnam War. Now his family will finally receive some closure.
CNN's Patrick Oppmann talks to an artist who has drawn thousands of portraits of fallen U.S. military personnel.
Vietnamese authorities are on alert for animal smugglers after four bags of deadly snakes were found on a train from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi, according to local press reports.
How do they count the cost? How do they remember the fallen?
For most people, war is a headline in a newspaper or a video on television. But when you live in this city, it's a fact of life.
Nestled in the mountain foothills of a remote province in central Vietnam, one of the country's most important archaeological discoveries in a century has recently come to light.
Night had fallen when the men heard the sounds on the mountain. First it was a chime, then a recitation of verses, followed by the crackle of wood burning. They scrambled to the summit to see what was happening.
Professor Lee Grismer discusses what he went through to document a new all-female lizard species in Vietnam.
The death toll from the latest round of heavy rain and flooding in central Vietnam continues to soar, with 46 people killed and 21 missing, state-run media report.
Strong turbulence injured 30 people on a Vietnam Airlines flight that landed here Wednesday morning, an airline spokeswoman said.
Vietnamese state media reports floods "has left 20 deaths and four missing in the central provinces".
At least 20 people have died in severe flooding in Vietnam, official media reported Monday.
Twelve people have died, and another nine are missing, due to torrential rains and subsequent severe flooding in central Vietnam, state-run news agencies reported Monday.
The death toll from devastating floods in central Vietnam now stands at 48, state-run news reports said Thursday, citing emergency officials
Two of the four people killed in a fireworks explosion in Vietnam were German citizens, the German Foreign Office confirmed Thursday.
Torrential rain and flash floods has left at least 28 people dead in central Vietnam, state media reported Wednesday.
A fireworks explosion in Hanoi, Vietnam, killed four people and injured three others Wednesday morning, state media reported.
Vietnam's Ministry of Information and Communications has cut off overnight public Internet access in businesses and banned advertisements of online games pending new regulations amid a public outcry over the games' influence on youth, the state-run news agency reported.
CNN's Andrew Stevens meets a victim of a growing Internet crackdown in Vietnam.
Sons, daughters, grandchildren and other relatives of those who died in the Vietnam War gathered before dawn this Father's Day to remember their fallen relatives in a unique way.
35 years after the fall of Saigon, Vietnamese boat people come to grips with their roots. CNN's Rosemary Church reports.
It was April 1975 when I was packed into a military transport plane with two of my siblings as the Vietnam War ended. We left Vietnam to escape communist rule and eventually, take on an additional identity.
The remains of an Air Force major missing since the Vietnam War have been identified after years of searches, the Department of Defense said.
U.S. Marines work to regain the trust of residents in Afghanistan after civilian deaths. CNN's Atia Abawi reports.
After the fall of South Vietnam in 1975, U.S. Col. Harry Summers remarked to his North Vietnamese counterpart, "You know you never defeated us on the battlefield." After a moment, the North Vietnamese officer replied: "That may be so, but it is also irrelevant."
Authorities in Vietnam have arrested the former chief executive officer of Jetstar Pacific Airlines and are preventing two airline executives from leaving the country, Vietnamese and Australian officials said.
An American friend studying in Vietnam was the first to tell me about her problems accessing Facebook, back in November.
Long before people posted their thoughts and feelings on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, millions of people were doing just that on a different sort of wall.
Tributes left at the Vietnam Memorial make their way to a special collection. Photojournalist Bethany Swain has the story.
CNN's Chris Lawrence looks at rising anger over what some Afghans say is US interference.
While President Obama's war council deliberates its strategy toward Afghanistan, the ghost of Vietnam is often invoked as a warning.
Nearly 40 years after members of a U.S. cavalry unit put their lives in peril to save 100 fellow soldiers trapped under blistering enemy fire in Vietnam, they received the Presidential Unit Citation on Tuesday.
The organizers of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Federal Express are issuing a nationwide "call for photos" to help document the stories of those lost in the war.
It was 40 years ago this summer that U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Enrique Valdez was nearly killed by shrapnel in Vietnam and 15 years ago that he died from wounds suffered that August in 1969.
About a hundred family, friends and comrades turned out in a heavy rainstorm Monday to honor 123 Americans whose recent deaths they blame on the war in Vietnam.
Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story.
At least 40 people died when a crowded river boat sank in central Vietnam Sunday -- on the eve of the Lunar New Year.
China and Vietnam have settled a lengthy border dispute nearly 30 years after a month-long war that left tens of thousands of people dead, state-run media reported.
Researchers have discovered a previously unknown group of rare monkeys in the forests of Vietnam.
Forty-seven people are dead or missing in north and central Vietnam after a weekend of heavy flooding, state media reported Sunday.
People wade and ride bikes through flood waters brought by heavy rains in Vietnam.
Dongguan City is the the shoe capital of the world: more footwear is made there than anywhere else on the globe. From 2001 to 2007, the value of footwear exports from its province of Guangdong doubled from $4.3 billion to $9.2 billion, according to China's state-run news agency. But in the past year, hundreds of factories have left town, driven out by the rapidly rising cost of doing business in China.
Flash floods and landslides triggered by a weekend tropical storm have killed at least 100 people in Vietnam, the country's news agency said Monday.
Still being hailed as the next Asian miracle as recently as last year, Vietnam's economy has fallen on hard times
The Olympic torch relay in Australia ends without drama. Andrew Stevens reports.
Julius Derico Jr. didn't need to travel to the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington to pay tribute to his fallen comrade -- the first casualty of his unit in Vietnam.
The wall marking the Vietnam war dead has a new web site remembering all who died. CNN's Paul Courson reports.
CNN's Femi Oke has your latest forecast in the international weather update.
The detention of four overseas Vietnamese pro-democracy activists -- including two U.S. citizens -- highlights a changing campaign against the Communist government
Floods and landslides triggered by Typhoon Lekima killed at least 46 people in Vietnam and 29 others remain missing.
U.S. and Russian experts remove nuclear fuel in Vietnam and show Jill Dougherty how easily terrorists could hide it.
Dalat Nuclear Research Institute stands on a mountaintop in Vietnam's southern highlands. The nuclear reactor is not what most Vietnamese think of when they think of Dalat. The town, nestled in pine woods, is Vietnam's favorite honeymoon spot.
U.S.-based private investment banking firm EurOrient plans to invest $1 billion a year in Vietnam in the coming years, state media reported Tuesday, citing a company official.
The director of Platoon and Born on the Fourth of July is making his fourth movie about the Vietnam War. But this one, he tells TIME, is just as much about Iraq
President Bush on Wednesday told a convention of veterans that America's experience in Vietnam should be a lesson to those who want U.S. troops to withdraw from Iraq. Some military analysts question that contention, including a retired general who served in Vietnam.
Vietnam's trade deficit will nearly double to $8 billion this year from $4.8 billion in 2006, but efforts to reduce the shortfall should not come at the expense of investment and growth, a government minister said on Wednesday.
Communist Vietnam's prime minister became his country's highest-ranking official to meet a pope on Thursday, an encounter the Vatican called an "important step" towards normalizing diplomatic ties.
The World Trade Organization Tuesday cleared the way for Vietnam to become its 150th member - a move that boosts its trading access with other countries but doesn't yet allow U.S. businesses to freely set up shop in the Southeast Asian nation.
Call it the Vietnam clothes conflict.
Vietnam's state-run shipbuilder, Vinashin, has won a contract worth $1 billion to build eight car carriers for an Israeli firm, company officials said on Wednesday.
Three decades after the end of the Vietnam war, corks are popping in Ho Chi Minh City. The reason might make the man for whom this town was named spin in his grave: Vietnam's stock market is the se...
HONG KONG -(Dow Jones)- Vietnam's state-run Vietcombank plans to list in Hong Kong or Singapore in the country's first overseas listing, people familiar with the situation said Thursday.
Eight meat processing workers came forward Wednesday to claim the $365 million Powerball jackpot, the largest lottery prize in U.S. history.
As a presidential candidate, George W. Bush urged a modest foreign policy, not nation-building. But that changed once he took office.
In 1968 Walter Cronkite returned from Vietnam and told Americans that, in his opinion, the Vietnam war had become a stalemate. That was a turning point.
With a curious combination of communism and capitalism, business in this Southeast Asian nation switches between the two all the time.
The morning ritual in Ba Dinh Square in Vietnam's capital involves raising the flag and singing the national anthem, communist overtones that are one of the few signs of the country's roots.
It has been 30 years since the Vietnam War ended and now this country in Southeast Asia is one of the world's fastest growing economies.
Vietnam's death toll from bird flu has risen to 39 with another death this week, state-run media reported on Thursday.
A generation ago there was war. A decade ago the two former enemies established diplomatic relations.
Visitors crowded around a work crew at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Friday as a new name was inscribed on the black granite wall.
Funerals came nearly four decades late for four U.S. servicemen, three of whom who were laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery on Tuesday.
Vietnam will stage a top-level men's tennis tournament this year for the first time, the Association of Tennis Professionals has announced.
Small-scale farmers across Asia will need to modify their animal husbandry practices if a bird-flu pandemic is to be avoided, world health experts have been told.
The world is coming close to a deadly pandemic, a top health expert has said at the opening of a bird flu conference in Vietnam.
The World Health Organization has confirmed a report that a 42-year-old man is suffering from bird flu and is being treated in a hospital in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Officials in Vietnam have confirmed the death of a 47-year-old man from bird flu, bringing the toll to seven in three weeks.
The World Health Organization says it is chasing up reports of another case of "bird flu" infection in a 42-year-old man in Hanoi, Vietnam.
United Airlines is launching flights from the United States to Vietnam -- marking the first commercial service between the two countries since the end of the Vietnam War.
United Airlines is set to make history Thursday by becoming the first U.S. air carrier to offer daily service to Vietnam since the Vietnam War ended nearly 30 years ago.
There was no official announcement, no press release. But make no mistake about it. As demonstrated daily in the language used by those who wage and those who analyze this uninspiring presidential campaign, the historic meaning of the word "patriotism" has been totally rewritten.
Following is the text of a letter to Sen. John Kerry signed by a number of pro-Bush Vietnam veterans, including several GOP congressmen.
"What did you do during the war, daddy?"
United Nations health experts have issued stern warnings about bird flu as the human death toll in Asia rises to 18.
The World Health Organization has confirmed two Vietnamese women recently died from bird flu, and say they may have caught the illness from their brother.
Vietnam has confirmed another human death from bird flu and two new cases of the virus that has stricken or killed millions of chickens in Asia and sparked fears of an epidemic worse than SARS.
Five people are being tested to see if they have bird flu, Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra told reporters, according to Reuters.
The World Health Organization has confirmed a fifth person in Vietnam has died after contracting a bird flu that has been wiping out chicken farms throughout Asia.
Vietnam has reported four more suspected human cases of avian flu, prompting import bans on chickens and increased warnings from the World Health Organization.
Health officials are sounding the alarm over an outbreak of bird flu that has been racing across chicken farms in Asia, and is being blamed for at least three deaths in Vietnam.
Vietnam and Cuba may be on opposite sides of the globe, but these days they send tingles up the spine of the same sorts of people: financiers, investors, and entrepreneurs who peruse cutting-edge e...
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Preview | Recap | Results (Virginia Tech) | Results (Georgia Tech)
FGCU Swimming & Diving Takes Down ACC Foe Georgia Tech, 161-139
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU Swimming and Diving team used eight first-place finishes, highlighted by senior Eva Lehtonen's (Rochester Hills, Mich./Rochester Adams HS/Florida) four first-place finishes, to defeat ACC foe Georgia Tech, 161-139, in a tri-meet with Virginia Tech on Saturday afternoon at Georgia Tech. In the first-ever meeting, Virginia Tech defeated the Eagles, 175-125.
The win is FGCU's first over Georgia Tech and its second against a school from the ACC this season. The Eagles defeated the University of Miami earlier this year on two different occasions.
"The girls were awesome today and really stepped up as we defeated Georgia Tech for the first time in program history," said head coach Neal Studd. "We had some outstanding swims from Eva Lehtonen, Julie Leth-Espensen, Jennifer Morgan, Emma Svensson, Megan Wolfe and Danielle Beaubrun. We won relays over both schools and several individual events. We knew Virginia Tech was very deep, but we competed really well with them. I am delighted with our big win today."
Lehtonen's first victory came in the 200-yard freestyle when she finished first with a time of 1:50.77. Her second first-place finish came in the 200-yard fly when she touched in a time of 2:04.26. Lehtonen's final individual first-place finish came in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 5:02.88. She was also a part of the relay team that consisted of sophomore Emma Svensson (Upsala, Sweden/Celsiusskolan), senior Megan Wolfe (Sebring, Fla./Sebring HS/Daytona State College) and freshman Jennifer Morgan (Edmonton, Alberta/Harry Ainlay), who took first place in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a time of 1:34.17.
Morgan also added a first-place finish in the 200-yard backstroke with a time of 2:02.23 and a second-place finish in the 100-yard backstroke (57.57).
Freshman Julie Leth-Espensen (Vanloese, Copenhagen, Denmark) was also a top performer, taking first in both the 200-yard breaststroke and 400-yard IM. Leth-Espensen finished with a time of 2:18.70 in the breaststroke and 4:26.93 in the IM. She also took third in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1:05.11.
Senior Danielle Beaubrun (Vieux Fort, St. Lucia/Bolles School) added another first-place finish for FGCU in the 100-yard breaststroke event with her time of 1:04.18.
Svensson added a second-place finish for the Eagles in the 50-yard freestyle with her time of 23.77.
Junior Jessie Porter (Chorleywood, Hertforshire, United Kingdom/ Royal Masonic) recorded a third-place finish in the 1650-yard freestyle event with a time of 17:32.28.
In diving, senior Maegan Butler (Orangeburg, N.Y./Tappan Zee/FAU) collected sixth-place finishes on the one-meter and three-meter board events with scores of 220.75 and 234.40.
The Eagles will have a few weeks off before they travel back to Atlanta, Ga. to compete in the Georgia Tech Invitational. The invite will be a three-day event and run from Friday, Nov. 30 - Sunday, Dec. 2.
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Viking 30" Tri-Zone Wine Cellar With 150-Bottle Capacity: Custom Panel - Right Hinge
Model: FDWB301R
Temperature Control
- Exclusive TriTemp Storage System provides three independent temperature zones
- Preserves different types of wine at optimal serving temperatures
- Settings are adjustable in each zone from 43 to 65 degrees F (6 to 18 degrees C)
- Electronic Control Center constantly monitors and maintains the set temperature in each zone within 1.5 degrees F (.83 degrees C)
- Exclusive glass control pad
- 15 shelves accommodate up to 150 full-size wine bottles horizontally, keeping corks moist
- Stores standard, magnum, and half-size bottles
- Full-width shelves pull out for easy access and are fully removable for easy cleaning
- Exclusive - two convertible wine shelves adjust to allow for bottle display and are excellent for allowing bottles to settle before serving
- Shelves are coated to reduce vibration and hold bottles snugly in place
- Maintains constant 60% humidity level
- Ultraviolet-resistant tempered glass and black interior protects wine from harmful light
- Lower zone has raised maple facings for additional ultraviolet protection
- Low-intensity interior lighting
- Displays wine with minimal heat and light output
- Turns on when door is opened or by switch
- High-temperature and open-door alarms may be connected to a home security system
- Keyed lock on door for extra security
Easy Maintenance and Cleanup
- Fully removable shelves for easy cleaning
- Removable upper grille
- Power Interruption Switch completely turns off power to unit for safe cleaning and light tube replacement
- Front venting sealed refrigeration system works silently and efficiently
- Adjustable-height lower kick plate removes to provide easy access to evaporator pan
Professional-Style Construction
- Design and basic dimensions provide built-in appearance with standard cabinetry
- Dual-magnet/spring assist door seal system automatically closes wine cellar door
- Door stops are factory set at 110 degree swing; easily adjust to 90 or 120 degree swing
- Must be ordered either right or left hinge (specify R or L after model number)
Finish Options
- Available in a clear glass door
- May be ordered with brass accent for nameplate and handle endcaps
- All brass components have a durable, protective coating for maintenance-free normal use
- Stainless steel side panels (PSSPL2, PSSPR2, DSSPL2, DSSPR2)
- Stainless steel top kit (TOP-30)
Warranty Highlights
- Three-year full warranty - complete unit
- Six-year full warranty – sealed system
- Lifetime limited – stainless steel exterior
- Twelve-year limited – sealed system
- Ninety-day full – cosmetic parts such as glass, painted items, and decorative items
Model Numbers
- VCWB301R - 30" Full-Height Wine Cellar with Clear Glass Door (Right Hinge)
- VCWB301L – 30" Full-Height Wine Cellar with Clear Glass Door (Left Hinge)
Product Dimensions
- Width : 30"
- Depth : 27"
- Height : 82 3/4"
Product Documentation
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Tuscaloosa police say they have arrested and charged a woman in a November 2012 hit and run.
Police say that Stormie Lane Henderson, 22, hit two pedestrians at 12th Street and 10th Avenue in Tuscaloosa around 2:10 a.m. Nov. 16, 2012.
The pedestrians were treated at DCH for non life-threatening injuries. The case was presented to a grand jury, which issues a felony warrant for the hit and run. Henderson was arrested Feb. 11.
Henderson, who is a fourth runner-up in the Miss Alabama USA pageant, has been charged with one count of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries. She is being held in the Tuscaloosa County Jail on a $5,000 bond.
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Side Door Liquor Store
Ratings: 4 | Reviews: 4 | Display Reviews Only:
4.3/5 rDev -3.2%
In my opinion, there are two reasons to come to this establishment:
1) Marble Brewery in Albuquerque
2) Odell Brewing Co. in Fort Collins
Since these breweries (for now) do not distribute to Texas, the Side Door is the only place you can find them and it's well worth the trip. I'm sure there are some others that don't make it to Texas and there are some delicious rarities that are constantly rotating, but Odell and Marble are solid year-round selections.
The Side Door sells all of its beer as individual bottles/cans. This is fantastic for those of us who like variety and enjoy sampling. However, it would be nice to be able to buy an intact six pack at a lower price per bottle. But, I prefer this to the alternative.
The staff is friendly, but don't seem to be very knowledgeable about craft beer or maybe they're all just that laid back. The store's inventory is heavily weighted toward liquor, so that might be another reason.
If you find yourself eating at the State Line, don't forget to swing by on your way out - they're open late.
08-12-2012 00:51:48 | More by Ben4881
4.28/5 rDev -3.6%
I'm glad I found this liquor store, it has a good selection of beer but compared to most places in El Paso, it has an amazing selection.
Unfortunately I'm a bit of a craft beer junkie so I've tried most of the beers they have but it's a great place for me to go get some of my favorite brews.
And when I do feel like trying something new their 'create your own six pack' offer is a pretty decent deal. 6 beers for less than 10 bucks.
If you find yourself here and you have the time check out the BBQ place next door. Great food.
11-14-2011 19:55:23 | More by hexdi
4.45/5 rDev +0.2%
This is easily the best place to get beer in El Paso. They have well over 100+ varieties of craft beer available and the option to build your own six pack. They also feature beers that you can't find anywhere else in the city, IE Rochefort 10 and 6.
Its adjacent to a restaurant called State Line. You're allowed to purchase beers from the liquor store and enjoy them with your meal.
Though I'm sure Side Door pales in comparison to places outside of El Paso, it's definitely the best bet within the city to find a large selection of beer for a decent price.
04-15-2011 21:18:33 | More by loobear
4.71/5 rDev +6.1%
Possibly the largest bottled selection in the city. Maybe even the region. They told me they have over 250 different beers.
They also let you build your own 6 pack, which after tax comes out to just under $10.
That makes Side Door the single best place to buy beer in the greater El Paso area. Huge selection, great price.
They even carry a few Trappist beers. Last time I went they had 3 different types of Chimay as well as Trappist Rochefort 10 (that one went for ~ $6 a bottle).
Great service. If they don't have a beer, they are willing to custom order it for you if you ask.
They apparently also have beer tastings too, though I haven't been to one yet.
Open till midnight every night. Right next door to State Line BBQ. According to their website, "Our address is Texas but we're in New Mexico."
03-13-2011 10:55:20 | More by ZenAgnostic
Side Door Liquor Store in El Paso, TX
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I have been lurking for quite some time. I have enjoyed the "national" threads, about the armed forces of various countries. I hope the one starting this thread doesn't mind that we have turned his personal photos thread to one mega-thread about the Finnish defence forces?
I atleast hope not, because here are some news
Hopefully (and I think it will) the order will go the Finnish SISU Defence company. As shown earlier in this thread already, the 10 x 10 version has already been ordered in small numbers. Maybe we will see 4 x 4 versions as well in service in the near future. I don't think that SISU Defence would have developed the vehicles, had they not expected some orders from the FDF.The Defence Forces plan to acquire about 180 road lorries of different types between 2008 and 2010. About 350 actual military lorries will be needed in 2009 and 2010, and the military wants the option for another lot the same size by the end of 2011.
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