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Students from Woodward Career Technical High School got some career experience on Tuesday in addition to helping out the community.
A team of 20 students worked at the Jordan Crossing site to secure windows in the former Swifton Commons Shopping Center before it is demolished, located at Seymour Avenue and Reading Road.
The Port of Authority of Greater Cincinnati recently purchased 25 acres of the Swifton Commons, including Jordan Crossing, for redevelopment.
The windows were secured in an effort to keep people out of the empty building until the scheduled demolition.
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Charles Matthew Sauer is an inventor, software engineer, and the author of several books. First published in the early 1990's in various magazines, such as Sneak Previews, and Eldritch Tales, he edited for Neo Magazaine in Utah, and for the G.W. Review while studying literature at The George Washington University. Sauer graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from Weber State University (Ogden, Utah), and afterward he moved to Colorado, where he developed software transforms for IBM – Printing Systems Division. Over the last three years he has authored a book of poems, a non-fiction, and two novels. In addition he has written essays and reviews at Google's Knol, and published poetry with Kritya, and the Lyons Recorder.
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WORCESTER CO., Md. - Police are looking for information about two similar incidents at golf courses in Worcester County.
According to the Worcester County Sheriff's Office, on December 5th, someone broke into a storage shed at the Ocean City Golf Club, and used the golf carts that were stored there to damage the greens and fairways of the course.
During the investigation into the incident, investigators found out that something similar had happened at the River Run Golf Course on December 3rd.
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By LOHR McKINSTRY
---- — MORIAH — Swinging a shovel, dirt flying, Caleb Yelle hewed steps from the dirt embankment by Moriah's McConley Spring.
Behind him, other members of the Moriah Youth Conservation Corps removed brush and picked up debris near the popular public spring on Tracy Road.
Yelle, 14, said it took them about to two weeks to finish a mile-long trail at the town-owned spring.
"We had to build a bridge over a stream; it's stable. The trail circles around from the spring. It takes about 25 minutes to walk it."
There are 13 Youth Conservation Corps participants this summer, and besides the spring, they're working at the Moriah Town Hall, Highway Department garage, Moriah Central School and other places.
Conservation Corps supervisor Jody White said recently that the kids have been having a good summer working for the community.
"They're a great bunch. At the spring right now, they're picking up little things on the ground that people could trip over. They're finishing the trail."
Essex County Director of Community Resources Michael Mascarenas's department helped the town get federal and county funding for the youth program.
"Through the years, hundreds of young people have come through the Youth Conservation Corps in Moriah," he said. "For many of these youngsters, it is their first introduction into the workforce. In addition to cutting the trail at McConley Spring, the Youth Conservation Corps also completed many beautification projects throughout the town."
He said that having another trail for recreation is a benefit to all.
"This particular group of young people should be proud of their accomplishments. They have constructed a trail at McConley Spring that can be utilized by Town of Moriah residents for years to come."
Moriah Town Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava stopped by to check the progress of the Conservation Corps.
"It's a nice little trail," he said. "It's a safe walk in the woods. We want to put a picnic table in here next year."
He said the town bought the 30-acre property for $20,000 in 1989.
"We moved the spring (faucet) to the roadside. There are people who come here all the time to get water, which we have tested periodically to make sure it's safe to drink. People have been good about keeping the spring area clean, too."
Scozzafava said that having the Youth Conservation Corps every summer is a huge benefit to the town.
"We've been doing this program for years. We take kids 14 to 18 years old. It teaches them the responsibility of getting up in the morning and going to work. It provides a good experience."
Back at the spring, Yelle had finished cutting the steps and was using tree limbs to reinforce them.
"It keeps them from washing out," he said. "I've seen it at other campsites, so it must work."
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The resident of a home on 1st Avenue South discovered the theft of nearly $22,000 worth of jewelry from his home, just weeks after the death of his wife, according to Naples Police reports.
According to reports, the victim said his wife passed away on March 14 and after the funeral he attempted to collect and organize his wife's belongings including her jewelry.
At that time he discovered there were three pieces of jewelry missing from their home.
According to the last time the jewelry was appraised, the three pieces were worth $22,500.
The victim said while his wife was sick, family members, Hospice workers and a tenant had been in the home.
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Many people also embrace meditation to advance their careers; artists, writers, and marketing execs alike meditate to woo the muse into their lives. If these pragmatic applications seem to mirror the same materialism that characterizes American yoga in general, remember that meditation has no intrinsic spiritual meaning.
By design, it pursues no goal. A goal, after all, is a thought, and in meditation we observe thoughts and don't try to generate them.
Meditation is a tool, not a project. That said, the grandest project, say all the major teachers, is the one that aims highest�the ending of human suffering. God dwells within you as you, say the Hindus, but until you experience the truth of this through meditation, the pain of existence will continue.
Buddhists take a more psychological approach to the same subject. The causes of your suffering can be understood, they say, through meditation and mindful living, making it possible to move beyond suffering to�in the words of Vietnamese Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh�"joy, ease, and wonder."
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Loyalties aside, do the differences between common techniques really matter? Cope, who is also scholar-in-residence at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Lenox, Massachusetts, thinks they do. He makes the same distinction the Buddha did between techniques that promote concentration and those that expand awareness. The concentration styles are best for developing "a deep sense of stability, one-pointedness of mind, sweetness, calmness, and equanimity," he says. "They combat anxiety and a sense of fragmentation in the self."
Vipassana, on the other hand, can be disturbing at times, according to Cope. The mind must face the fact "that all experience is fleeting; there is no permanent abiding self under its own power. The self or ego experiences this as a threat." Discomfort aside, vipassana makes an irreplaceable contribution to spiritual development, he believes. Ideally, meditators should practice both concentration and insight just like the Buddha did.
Instructing you in those styles goes far beyond the space permitted here, but it's best to begin with the basics of concentration meditation. In "mindful breathing," a concentration technique within Theravada (South Asian) Buddhism, you observe your breathing while silently noting the "rise" and "fall" or "in" and "out" with each inhalation and exhalation, respectively. In beginning Zen, the breaths might be counted instead�one to 10, and then starting over. In a common Hindu form, a yogi silently repeats a Sanskrit mantra that is a name for God or has other sacred meaning. In tratak, you gaze at a candle flame about 20 inches away. In Tibetan Buddhism, you might stare at a mandala (sacred diagram) or recite a mantra.
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Which proves Apple's allure is as powerful as ever.
It took only two hours yesterday morning for iPhone-crazy consumers to rack up preorder sales of Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4 that broke all of Verizon's first-day sales records. This from Verizon Wireless CEO Dan Mead in a statement today. Here's the insane note: Those two hours were between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. Eastern time. Desperate much?
Verizon was sold out of its pre-order allotment at 8:10 p.m. Eastern time last night. Consumers can order Verizon iPhones online on Feb. 9 or buy them in-store Feb. 10.
Some more fun facts, according to a new survey of 700 U.S. smartphone users on AT&T or Verizon by market research firm uSamp:
Those were the fun facts. Here are the big ones:
And that's all just for day one.
So, almost half of Verizon users of the much ballyhooed Android phones are throwing them in the trash and switching to the iPhone on day one. That's huge. I wish I could put my finger on what it is exactly that makes the allure of the iPhone so powerful. There's something about it that just makes it "cooler" than other smartphones, and people eat it up. (Full disclosure: I eat it up. I'm an iPhone and iPad user.) Whatever it is, the lesson here for retailers is iPhone owners love their iPhones, and vast numbers of non-iPhone owners want to be iPhone owners. And will be.
Yes, develop your Android apps. But just remember who the most zealous smartphone owners are out there. And let me tell you, their voracious appetite for the hardware is matched only by their insatiable thirst for apps and the mobile web. In a news story I wrote today, 82.8% of all mobile page views at one retailer came from a combination of the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Check your logs and prepare. (And keep an eye on those soaring iPad sales figures, too.)
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A man is in custody after he shot at gravestones in a Madison County cemetery and led deputies on a chase.
According to authorities, the man shot at several gravestones in Scruggs Cemetery. Investigators said he wore a bullet proof vest and a military style helmet.
Deputies said that when they tried to get the man to surrender, he jumped into a vehicle and led them on a chase that started at Plummer Road and ended at Graywood Court.
When deputies searched the vehicle they found several handguns and long guns.
The man was taken to Huntsville Hospital for a mental evaluation. Charges are pending that evaluation.
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In addition to the ribbons for service throughout the world, Dean Woodward's uniform holds a presidential unit citation earned as a marine and a bronze star awarded as an army officer.
Woodward was only 17 when he joined the marine corps soon after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. By November of 1943, he was part of the invasion forces on the tiny, but heavily fortified, island of Tarawa in the Central Pacific.
The battle for Tarawa has been described as "the most violent combat the marine corps has ever seen in its 200 year history."
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said that he intends to sign restricted free-agent WR Miles Austin to a long-term deal, but the team won't use the franchise tag on him.
Cowboys will get Jones, Choice more work
One of the interesting subplots of the Cowboys' offseason will be the talk about how much more work Felix Jones and Tashard Choice will get — and perhaps how much less will be in the hands of Marion Barber.
Cowboys likely won't blow up O-line
The immediate reaction from the playoff loss was that the O-line must be the area the Cowboys must focus the most on improving in the offseason.
Cowboys give Phillips two more years
The Cowboys announced a well-anticipated new contract for head coach Wade Phillips today that runs through the 2011 season.
All signs point to Dallas' Phillips returning
Although there has not been official word yet, Cowboys players indicated after the loss to the Vikings that Wade Phillips was going to be back next season.
Favre, Vikings advance with win over Cowboys
Four touchdown passes from Brett Favre put the Vikings within a game of the Super Bowl with a 34-3 rout of the Dallas Cowboys to advance to the NFC championship Sunday.
Balance of power shifting back to NFC
PFW's Hub Arkush says a glance at the remaining playoff teams provides a good indication that the NFC has become a stronger conference than the AFC, with four championship-caliber NFC teams and only two such AFC clubs in the ...
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When Dallas visits Minnesota this Sunday it will mark the seventh time the two clubs have faced off in the playoffs — none more memorable than the divisional-playoff contest in 1975 that offered one of the greatest (and most controversial) finishes ...
'Boys' Austin says improvement led to breakout
Ask Cowboys WR Miles Austin what he makes of his phenomenal season and he will point to the increased work he has put in over the past year.
Phillips: Barber 'wasn't feeling right' against Eagles
The health of Cowboys RB Marion Barber has become one of the few issues following the team's rousing playoff victory over the Eagles.
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Tony Romo broke open a scoreless game with five straight scoring drives in the second quarter, sending Dallas past Philadelphia 34-14 Saturday night for the Cowboys' first playoff victory since 1996. Dallas had lost six straight postseason games and would ...
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Lee is active and in the starting lineup, wearing a cast on his dislocated left wrist after missing last week's game.||||||| Lee should provide the Cowboys with a huge boost against Buffalo.
Lee has left Sunday's game against Washington because of a concussion sustained covering a punt return.||||||| Lee remained down on the field at the end of the play early in the second quarter. After being tended to by trainers, Lee got up and gingerly walked to the sideline. The Cowboys said Lee would not return to the game.
Lee picked off Peyton Manning twice and ran one in for a touchdown in Sunday's 38-35 OT win at Indianapolis.||||||| The rookie is getting comfortable on defense and showed his talent by picking off the legendary Manning not once, but twice.
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Kagawa moved to Old Trafford last summer and, though he spoke no English at first, it wasn't hard for him to appreciate just why the Reds manager is so revered in the game.
The Japanese midfielder has huge respect for the retiring Scot and his sole regret is that he was only able to play under him for one season.
"He has a magnetic power," Kagawa told ManUtd.jp. "I felt it the first time I met him, from the way he conducts himself and also from working with him on the pitch.
"He communicates well with his players and respects them. As the season went on, I got to communicate with him more, both on football and other subjects. That was important.
"He is a friendly person and his spirit is much younger than his age. I think that's because of his achievements over the years, and also his personality.
"I wish I could have played much longer under him. What he has achieved for the club is tremendous – he is in a class of his own."
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The trial of a man charged with the murder of two small children has been delayed.
Jeffrey Weisheitt's attorneys asked for the delay, and today a Clark County judge okayed that request.
We found out about this latest delay this afternoon. Now both sides will have several more months to prepare their cases.
Time has changed much of the landscape along Fischer Road. It's been more than two and a half years since Caleb and Alyssa Lynch died in their own home turned fiery inferno.
"The house is totally demolished now. It set over here what is now a big hole over there in the ground," said Brenda Goldman, neighbor.
But two small momentos remain. A neighbor put up crosses with the children's names on them.
Authorities say the blaze was intentionally set by their mother's boyfriend, Jeffrey Weisheit.
"It's a very sad, difficult situation," said Goldman.
Goldman lives just down the street and hasn't forgotten that April morning.
"I just remember hearing fire trucks and waking up. I can't remember what time it was and looking out and seeing the building down there on fire-the house on fire," said Goldman.
Now when she passes by Brenda says a couple of things sometimes cross her mind.
"I guess how these two little kids must have suffered when they died and that he's never come to trial yet," she said.
This afternoon a Clark County judge delayed Jeffrey Weisheit's trial date once again.
Vanderburgh County prosecutor Nick Hermann says it was Weisheit's Attorneys who requested the extra time to better prepare their expert witnessess.
When it does come time for jurors to make their decision, they'll have a lot to think about.
Because in this case the death penalty is an option.
"It's been charged as a death penalty case because he killed two young children in this fire, there were multiple deaths, the children's ages, those types of things play in," said Hermann.
The trial is now set for June 3 and Brenda Goldman will be waiting to see what happens.
"You just sort of wish it would be over with so people involved could get on with their lives," said Goldman.
Jeffrey Weisheit remains in jail facing murder and arson charges.
His trial set to take place in Clark County, Indiana.
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In addition to taking delivery on several MA Lighting grandMA moving-light control consoles, the company has expanded its inventory of WDS wireless-dimming systems and Colorkinetics iFlex LED products. Scharff Weisberg Lighting will be hosting a two-day grandMa training class on September 21 and 22 (seats are limited, so reserve early). Scharff Weisberg Lighting will also be holding an open house to demonstrate all of its new products (date to be announced).
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Scharff Weisberg Lighting has also increased its inventory of WDS wireless dimming systems. The WDS System is compact, durable, economical and easy to use. DMX 512 control data from any standard DMX 512 source is input to the WDS transmitter, which broadcasts to the WDS receiver(s).
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"We are not alone. Africa, Asia, and free and liberated people from every corner of the world will always be found at the side of the Congolese." So Chokwe Lumumba, having that name, should carry the spirit. He should know, as he becomes the new mayor of Jackson, Missisippi, that he will never be alone, that there will always be people around him to make sure that he succeeds in what he is doing.


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Absolute privacy from this picturesque tree studded 3 acres w/ a single level home & 2nd unit in Dry Creek Valley. Natural landscaping & seasonal creek, patio, bocce ball court surround the tranquil home built in 2000. The home is designed using green materials for optimal energy efficiency. The 2nd unit is above a 3 bay garage, w/a private yard, deck & Alexander Valley views. Minutes HBG Plaza, wineries, restaurants & easy Hwy 101 access.
Rare opportunity to preserve and create a legacy property. Significant Alexander Valley ranch on approx. 421 ac. rising from valley floor to approx. 1100 ft. Approx. 83 ac. vineyard, professionally managed and organically certified. Williamson Act contract. Subdivision pending final approval for 10 parcels. Numerous estate building sites, private water system, power, and paved road encircles ranch. Just 15 min. to Plaza! Inspired by a lifestyle!
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CATEGORIES Action, Drama, New Releases, Sony, Critical Thought, New in Theaters, Features, Movies, New Releases, CinematicalDespite all the jokes about Roland Emmerich's love for blowing up cities, how the hell Lloyd Dobbler will save the world, and of course, the infamous line "Download my blog," 2012 earned $225 million worldwide in its opening weekend.
I dislike adding "porn" or "-sploitation" to descriptive phrases (torture porn, poorsploitation, etc. etc.), but if anything could be called an exploitation of our natural fear of an upcoming worldwide crisis, it would be 2012. Eerie shots of crowds praying en masse and major landmarks crumbling are juxtaposed with smaller stories, like the family struggling to stay together, a personal crisis set off by an ethical conundrum, and, of course, the prophet-kook in the woods who's happy to see his greatest suspicions verified.
Orson Welles's radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds sent Americans running for their bomb shelters in 1938, and once everyone realized it was just a radio show (and recovered from their terror), a new type of horror was born: the fear of massive worldwide destruction.
Every US generation thinks it's going to be the last. If it's not the Cold War, it's the Middle East, and if it's not aliens, it's the ice caps. But it's also a reality; it's mind-boggling to turn on the news and see footage of a tsunami that's killed about 230,000 people and injured and displaced so many more.
Is this some sort of cyclical paranoia that's mirrored in what we go to see on the big screen – a sort of catharsis where we face our worst fears, where we watch the cities we love and live in slide into the sea or get frozen over or crumble into smoke? Is this a form of exposure therapy – that if they can live through it, hey, so can we!
Whether you buy into the Mayan prophecies or not, you can tell from the commenters that it's a point of contention, no matter how far-fetched it may seem to some. There are people who openly believe the world will end on December 21st, 2012. And there are just as many who think it's a steaming pile of poop.
The worldwide disaster movie is a part of the cinematic landscape that, for some reason, the United States has firmly claimed. No other country has created disaster movies on the Roland Emmerich level. There's nothing wrong with going to see a movie for cool special effects, or to be scared, or to wonder if this is what our future could look like (except way less glamorous).
On the other hand, documentaries on real-life disasters like Trouble the Water make bupkus. Oscar nominations don't pay the bills. Is it easier to watch bigger, louder, faker disasters on the big screen than smaller, real ones? More importantly, why are we so interested in our destruction? Why did you go to see 2012 this weekend? Or didn't, as the case may be?


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This past week has been a blur of packing, moving, unpacking, baking, missing sleep, skipping showers, making poor nutritional decisions, and manipulating my husband into giving me endless foot massages. In short, I didn't have time to make the TWD recipe. But considering the fact that I don't drink alcohol or coffee, and I need another slice of cake like I need a hole in the head, perhaps skipping the tiramisu cake was not a huge tragedy. Moving on!
Here's what I've been up to instead. The small-scale wholesale bakery I work at has relocated from a small rental kitchen that we shared with a ravioli company to a huge, beautiful, sparkling clean kitchen that we OWN. Upgrade!
We used to do all of our baking in two ovens that looked like this. (Yes, just 2 small ovens.) This particular oven is my arch-nemesis for LIFE, because the pilot light would consistently go out and refuse to re-light for hours at a time. I really feel like we need some sort of Medal of Valor for doing mad volume in the face of horrible baking conditions.
We now rock it out in this spacious baketopia. [Ignore the clutter, these are move-in pictures.]To celebrate our swell new digs, we had a big kitchen-warming party this past weekend…5 days after moving in. Good thing we're awesome, otherwise it might have been a bit stressful! Setting up the dessert table:Chocolate-dipped strawberries. The berries came from the business next door. They're a real estate office/produce supply company/crematorium. Yes, really. And yes, I will never get tired of telling this fact to everyone I meet. Expect to read about it in every blog post from now on.
Chocolate-peanut butter mousse cups.
Brownie mint sandwich cookies, my personal fave.
Army of miniature cupcakes.
Creme brulees. These are SUCH a pain but they're really popular so we always end up making them when we do petit four catering. Curse our creme brulee skills!
Cake pops, on their own Dr. Seussical cake pop trees. They were the most popular thing at the party. We did red velvet, german chocolate, and vanilla berry. They'd be a great item to sell if they weren't so time-intensive and small. It's hard to charge a lot for a two-bite item, even if they take ages to make.
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The Bears will play in the NFL's preseason opener when they take on the Rams in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, it was announced Tuesday.
Chicago, which last played in the Hall of Fame Game in 2005, will face St. Louis on Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. CT. The game will be televised nationally on NBC's "Sunday Night Football," and will be played one day after the enshrinement ceremony for former Bears DE Richard Dent and six others.
There are four other preseason games on the Bears' slate, including a Monday-night game against the Giants in the New Meadowlands Stadium on Aug. 22.
Head coach Lovie Smith's squad will also host the Bills (Aug. 11-14), visit the Titans (Aug. 25-28) and host the Browns (Sept. 1-4). The exact dates and times of those games have not yet been determined.


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The man known around the world as The Thorpedo is about to face his moment of truth.
Ian Thorpe's comeback from retirement has been so closely scrutinized Down Under that he has had to prepare in Europe.
So when he arrived in Adelaide two days ahead of the Australian Olympic trials for London 2012, national media carried immediate news confirming he had touched down in the South Australia state capital.
And the 3,000-seat venue hosting the eight-day meet beginning Thursday is expected to be at capacity on Saturday night if Thorpe makes the final of the 200-meter freestyle.
Despite his five Olympic gold medals and 13 world records, the 29-year-old Thorpe says he is facing something new: that his Olympic dream could vanish in a matter of days.


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Providence, R.I. - September 12, 2009 - Springfield College captured the 2009 JWU Invitational at the Harborside Recreation Center on Saturday afternoon. Junior setter Kelsea Hellyar was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player after leading the Pride to the championship with a perfect 4-0 mark for the weekend.
The Pride won its first match of the day against Connecticut College in four games by the scores of 27-25, 18-25, 25-19, 25-19 before taking down Johnson & Wales in five games in the championship match. Springfield downed JWU 25-11, 25-21, 23-25, 27-29, 15-8.
Hellyar was tremendous throughout the weekend, but had a standout match against Johnson & Wales as she dished out a career-best 61 assists in the five-game victory. Sarah Lang-Rodean led the offense with 16 kills while hitting .412 en route to the championship.
Earlier in the day against Connecticut College, Hellyar racked up 37 assists in the win. Heather Lively posted 11 kills, while Lauren Torvi chipped in with nine kills in the match.
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Robbie Findley joins Nottingham Forest in England after his work permit is approved. Third #USMNT World Cup vet to move this month.
Findley will join a team that is currently seventh in the Championship, one spot outside of the four-team playoff for the final promotion spot. Nottingham Forest is two points behind sixth-place Watford, but has a game in hand. They are five points behind No. 5 Leeds United, but have three games in hand on them. At +11 goal-difference, Notthingham Forest is better than all but two Championship teams.
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Reproduction by fertile people in the future will not necessarily be achieved through coitus but in the laboratory, says inventor of the pill, playwright and author Carl Djerassi speaking at Wired 2013 »
Human rights group Videre is empowering the vulnerable and exposing injustices on hidden cameras around the globe »
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Ellen MacArthur is a retired british sailor and world record holder for the fastest solo circumnavigation of the globe »
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The west has created a generation of devices, such as smartphones and tablets, whose primary function is to allow people to consume content created by someone else, said Raspberry Pi founder Eben Upton »
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When Rosalind Picard of MIT Media Lab set out to try and build computers to perceive information in the same way humans do, she had no idea she would end up creating tools that could measure and convey human emotion »
Walter De Brouwer, inventor of the Scanadu Scout device, wants to put his medical 'Tricorder' into every American home, but says that it has to displace the thermometer »
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Proximity to the airport. Small swimming pool and gym.
A little difficult to find the access road to the hotel. No shopping or dining options nearby. Breakfast was mainly continental: juice, toast, yogurt, cereal and pastries (not available both days).Good for a short stay.
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Offering an outdoor swimming pool and a terrace, Rockpark Hotel is located in Las Lomas. Free Wi-Fi access is available and a free airport shuttle to and from the airport can be arranged. Hotel Rockpark's rooms have a closet and TV with cable channels. Private bathrooms also come with a shower. The air-conditioned apartments feature a seating area, and a fu...
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Gascon Villas is located 9 km from San Juan's Independence Square and 11 km from the National Museum. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas and breakfast is included. The rooms here will provide you with a TV, air conditioning and cable channels. Private bathrooms also come with a shower. At Gascon Villas you will find a bar. The property offers free...
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Good 7.0
The staff were very friendly and accomodating. My flight arrived at 5:00am and I requested an early check-in at the hotel. The owner met me at 7:00am and checked me in. He also showed me around the area. Great service!
The neighborhood is dingy. Dogs barking early in the morning interferred with sleep. Other noise/music in the area late into the night might bother some people. Compared with other Carribean destinations this hotel was overpriced.I had a solo room with a separate bathroom. Fortunately it was low season and there was no one else on the floor to share with so I had it to myself. This could be a problem in high season.
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The Oasis Inn is located in the St. Joseph Valley. Only five minutes away from the main highways, The Oasis Inn is ideally located midway between the Piarco International Airport and the city of Port of Spain. Our large studio apartments offer guests the flexibility of either a quick overnight layover, or a fully self contained apartment for longer stays. Ro...
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Located in Arouca, Palms Hotel Trinidad offers free WiFi access, a garden and is within steps of a shopping centre that offers restaurants, banks, markets and entertainment options. Each air/conditioned room here will provide you with a cable TV, a dining table. and a desk. Featuring a shower, private bathroom also comes with a bath or shower and a hairdry...
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Chris Cross Villa & Apartments is a self-catering accommodation located in San Juan, a 15-minute drive from Port of Spain. It features free WiFi and on-site parking. Each apartment here is air-conditioned and includes a full kitchen and a seating area. They also come equipped with a cable TV and a spacious bathroom with a shower, hairdryer and free toiletri...


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Wynonna's Weight War
By Kate Coyne
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She has also learned to incorporate activity into her daily life in Franklin, Tennessee, where she lives in a sprawling home not far from her mother and her sister. "It really is about the simple things in life, like taking a walk with my daughter instead of watching TV," she explains. "Recently, the kids were playing volleyball in the pool, and I got in and played with them. I hadn't done that in years. They had this look on their faces, like: 'Oh, my God! Here she comes! She's going to play!' I'm starting to do the little things that add up to good habits."
Aside from burning calories, the woman who used to live in stretch pants is now making an effort to pamper herself. "When I get up in the morning, I don't just automatically run around with no makeup," she says. "I make a real effort to love myself in ways that are about grooming. It just requires a little extra time to paint my toenails, or shave my legs, or take ten minutes to fix my hair instead of just sticking it in a ponytail. It used to be I didn't take care of myself because I didn't feel pretty, so why bother? But when I make the effort, I really do feel better about myself."
Despite her fame and fortune, Wynonna knows her fight strikes a chord with the average woman. "People can look at me and think, 'I'm glad I'm not the only one who is struggling. I have something in common with her.' And you're damn right. I am the same woman you are. And I'm tired of it. But I want to do something about it for me. It's not 'OK, I want to do it for my family' or 'I want to do it for my husband.' I want to do it for myself."
As she struggles to put herself first, Wynonna admits there have been setbacks. "Some days, it all just feels like too much," she confesses. With a new album, What the World Needs Now Is Love, and a national tour about to kick off as well as a return visit to Oprah Winfrey's show in the near future she realizes that her life is about to get more complicated. But Wynonna is prepared for the challenges and she has realistic goals. "Really, I'd just like to get to a point where I can tie my shoes without getting out of breath," she says candidly. "Or go up a couple of flights of stairs without stopping four times to catch my breath."
And, for the overachiever who once felt nothing she did was good enough, Wynonna is content to let nature take its course. "This isn't going to be a situation where I appear on Oprah in a trench coat and whip it off to reveal that I'm now a size two," she says finally. "I've learned to tell myself simply that I'd like to weigh a little less next week than I do this week. Half a pound to a pound is my friend. I know that the day will come when I've gotten to where I want to be, and believe me, the whole world will be able to hear me shout 'Hallelujah!' when that day comes. I have faith that it will happen I will wake up, look in the mirror, and know: I have arrived."
Fitness expert Bob Greene has counseled Oprah Winfrey on her long-term weight issues and has advised Wynonna Judd on committing to a healthier lifestyle. Here is his advice for those who are ready to make a change once and for all.
"To anyone who is attempting major weight loss, consider this: It should be a very, very tough decision. The way of life required to lose weight isn't easy. It's really hard. But if you're successful, I guarantee that your life will change for the better. Making a serious commitment to yourself will rock your world.
"It's a long journey, but the encouraging thing is that if you make it, it won't just be your weight that's changed. I've worked with people who have kept the weight off, and they feel as though they've won the lottery. Their lives are more active, their relationships are stronger, their futures are brighter. It's almost impossible to make the commitment to eating right and exercising and not become happier as a result.
"There are things you will have to give up: using food as comfort; taking the easy route and deciding not to work out; giving in to temptation. But you will gain so much more in return: discipline, self-esteem, and self-respect. Discipline isn't a popular word, but when you introduce it into your life, you will have so much more self-respect."
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Gilbert Arenas's triumphant return to healthy, productive NBA basketball has already been derailed. Arenas will miss tonight's game with the Miami Heat to rest a strained calf. Arenas, who spent almost all of the 2008-09 season on the sideline thanks to a knee injury, worked out before the game, but reported tightness in his calf to head coach Flip Saunders.
In the meantime, the Wizards will juggle their lineup -- Saunders said it would "test my creativity" -- and hope that Arenas' calf setback is temporary.


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Galata Tower, Istanbul, Turkey, 1903
- Image: "Galata Tower, Istanbul, Turkey, 1903", 1903. Lantern slide, 3.25 x 4 in. Brooklyn Museum, Goodyear. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, S03i1676l01.jpg)
- Notes: Survey 1903. Constantinople; Galata Tower, built 1348 A.D., probably on foundation of an earlier Byzantine tower, repaired in the 19th century by Mahmud II; box 53, set c. Lantern slide number: I: 59.
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Citation: Brooklyn Museum Archives. Goodyear Archival Collection
- Collection: Goodyear Archival Collection
- Folder: Visual materials [6.1.003]: 1903 survey expedition photographs.


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Every Tuesday, Tom Schmidt of Canyon Country makes house calls. He's not a doctor, but he brings something very important to the homebound seniors he sees on his weekly treks - hot meals and a warm hello.
In continued efforts to help caregivers receive the support, information and self-care they deserve, the Santa Clarita Senior Center has added a mini health fair to its upcoming June 20, Caregiver Resource Day.
"I think the purpose of life is to be useful, to be responsible, to be honorable, to be compassionate. It is, after all, to matter, to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all." - Leo Rotsten, American writer, 1908-1977
Growing old and living independently can be a mixed bag. On one hand, you want to remain in the comfort, dignity and familiarity of your own home.
People with impaired vision can do everything a normally sighted person can do, but they need to slow down to do it, said John Taylor, who leads the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center's Visually Impaired Services Program.
For the legion of men and women who provide care for dependent loved ones, helpful caregiving-related information can be a veritable lifesaver.
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"Once I knew only darkness and stillness ... my life was without past or future... but a little word from the fingers of another fell into my hand that clutched at emptiness, and my heart leaped to the rapture of living."
Flying fish, prancing ponies, impish cartoon characters - these were among the many images painted onto cardboard receptacles during a recent event at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center.
Over a half-century ago, Millie Ballace worked at MGM and 20th Century Fox as a backup musician in the orchestra. She hadn't touched her violin much since that time, until picking it up at the Cowboy Festival a few years ago.
"It was hard for me at first, playing along with others," Ballace said. "But then I started practicing every day. I thought it would be great to start an orchestra again."
"Who wants an Italian dinner for six?" Alexandra Tozzi asked the large group of people attending a fundraiser put on by one of the Questers chapters in the Santa Clarita Valley on April 23.
Bernie and Dorothy Katz of Newhall danced as if newlyweds, giggling and holding one another tight when not demonstrating their finely honed moves on the floor.
Five days a week, four hours a day, volunteer Cecil Bernstein sits in "her" chair in the front lobby of Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, passing out information, signing up participants for health screenings, soliciting donations, and welcoming visitors.
How often do you meet a person who is nearly seven decades older than yourself? It's probably pretty common if you happen to be under 10. But what if you are a 46-year-old like me?
Every Easter, Olga Kaczmar puts all her eggs in one basket.
When Al met Ann in 1948, it wasn't exactly love at first sight, but it was close.
Queen Momma Rita McGranahan, dressed in purple pajamas and a red bonnet, browsed the ceramics at the Color Me Mine in Valencia.
Santa Clarita residents saddled up at the Country Western Hoedown presented by the SCV Senior Center Silverstones & Memory Makers in Newhall on Thursday.
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Norman Scarth (87) is among the oldest 'victim turned starfighters' I know. He fled to Ireland to avoid the mental hospital he had already experienced once before. From there he is still communicating with various UK courts and launched recently this petition to help his efforts:
That the British State/Government/Supreme Court each do their bit to put an end to the MIS-use of 'Mental Hospitals', a practice described by Nobel Laureate Alekzandr Solzhenitsyn as "Worse Than The Gas Chambers"; the Appeal by Norman Scarth (which is currently before the Supreme Court) being a good opportunity to do so.
Norman shared that mental hospital experience with Maurice J Kirk BVSc who had just been released from Caswell Clinic in South Wales when the two joined us at a meeting in the House of Lords in March 2010. Click here or on the image above to see the videos. More


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Runway 18 at the Birmingham-shuttles worth international airport is 7,099 feet long. That's about four thousand feet shorter than the Birmingham airports other runway.
We're told that landing strip was closed for repairs this morning, forcing flight 1354 to make approach on the shorter runway, when it crashed on its approach to the airport. Barry Franks runs the Over the Mountain Flight School at the Shelby County Airport. He claims the intended runway involved in this morning's crash can safely handle planes the size of flight 1354, and does so on a regular basis.
But, runway 18 does come with a few extra concerns.
First, it is what you call a non-precision approach. That means pilots must rely more on their training and this chart called an "approach plate," rather than self-guiding instruments in the cockpit.
Franks also says there is hill just short of the runway, which could potentially add a wrinkle to a troubled landing before sunrise. "If they were to descend lower than what the chart allows them to at that particular place, I could see where that hill might potentially become an obstruction and something that would block their view of the runway," Franks explained. We also spoke with a commercial airline pilot this afternoon. Both he and franks agree that weather was likely not a factor in this morning's crash.
Both also say it is too hard to predict what really went wrong without more information
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