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Two Texans underwent MRIs Monday on their ankles. WR Andre Johnson has a mild sprain and is listed as day-to-day but is expected to start in Week Three. TE James Casey is expected to be out with an ankle sprain.
Head coach Gary Kubiak said Casey's sprain is "more severe" than Johnson's. Rookie Garrett Graham will replace Casey as the No. 3 tight end in Week Three. Johnson left Sunday's game in the third quarter but returned late in the fourth quarter to bring down a game-tying TD catch.
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The Texans got good news that Johnson's sprain is just a mild one leading up to their intrastate game against the Cowboys in Week Three. While they have other weapons for QB Matt Schaub, Johnson is clearly the best and one of the best in the league. Owen Daniels is healthy again, and Graham is a solid backup, so the Casey injury is not a big blow.


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Banks Exit I.P.O. They Should Have Passed Up in the First Place
Deutsche Bank and Wells Fargo nixed a biotechnology I.P.O. six days after shares started trading. Their reasoning looks defensible but their due diligence beforehand less so, Robert Cyran writes for Reuters Breakingviews.
August 14, 2014, Thursday
Where Surfboards Meet Whiteboards
The office of a Wells Fargo executive in San Francisco shows his surfer side — while offering a sweeping bay view.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
In a Subprime Bubble for Used Cars, Borrowers Pay Sky-High Rates
Millions of Americans are receiving auto loans they cannot possibly afford, in a lending climate marked by some of the same lack of caution seen in the housing industry before its 2008 implosion.
July 19, 2014, Saturday
Wells Fargo Profit Rises Despite Drop in Revenue
Wells Fargo said its profit in the second quarter rose 4 percent from the same period a year ago to $5.7 billion, but there were signs that the bank's vaunted profit machine was slowing.
July 11, 2014, Friday
There's Nothing Wrong With Being a Banker
My job helped me develop skills that have served me well outside finance.
June 1, 2014, Sunday
Big Banks Erred Widely on Troubled Mortgages, U.S. Regulator Confirms
A new report from a banking regulator offers a snapshot of the morass of problems that mortgage holders who fell behind in payments experienced during the financial crisis.
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
Wells Fargo Posts Strong Earnings
In the first quarter, the bank said on Friday, it earned a profit of $5.9 billion, up 14 percent from the same period in 2013. The gain was fueled by lower loan losses and decreasing expenses.
April 11, 2014, Friday
As Trading Hurts JPMorgan, Auto Loans Aid Wells Fargo
The diverging fortunes of JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo in the first quarter underscore their shifting strategies.
April 11, 2014, Friday
Wells Fargo Names New C.F.O.
Timothy J. Sloan, 53, is leaving the C.F.O. post to head Wells Fargo's wholesale banking group, and John R. Shrewsberry, 48, currently head of Wells Fargo Securities,will become the new chief financial officer.
April 1, 2014, Tuesday
Big Banks Fulfill Part of Mortgage Deal
The nation's four largest banks have more than fulfilled their financial obligations toward homeowners under a $25 billion settlement reached in 2012, according to a report.
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18-08-2011 6:34
After the Symbian Anna Update on my Nokia N8 (German) I lost my applications. Adobe LE and Quickoffice are gone. Some of my Theme are gone. I try to download it again from OVI Store but I got a Error.
18-08-2011 7:08
Are you sure you loaded the official Anna released yesterday and not the leaked beta version?
I loaded the beta on my N8 a few weeks ago. It was missing QuickOffice and some other stuff. This morning I loaded the official release (product code 0598984). This one include both Adobe LE and QuickOffice.
18-08-2011 7:47
18-08-2011 8:22
I used the Nokia OVI Suite this morning.
18-08-2011 9:52
Oh my..i lost my Quickoffice too after upgraded to Symbian Anna just now
18-08-2011 9:54
i lost calling feature.
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i lost calling feature.
ha, interesting
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i've got problems updating the OVI Store a few days ago, so I reseted my N8 and it works. (Maybe some betallabs applications like Nokia Bubbles caused this) But I was unable to login, after installing the latest QT files from http://fixqt.com/ it works.
This morning I tried to update Anna but it won't work, after reseting my N8 it works.
So my thoughts are you need the latest QT files to run the latest applications, but you're unable to update with it?
Maybe this info helps, and Nokia could fix this for upcomming updates?
18-08-2011 10:34
18-08-2011 10:40
I lost also adobe and office programs. Also what I noticed subtitles doesnt work anymore. Files are in the same folder, same name and .srt format. Worked before the anna update.
18-08-2011 10:52
18-08-2011 11:17
I can confirm that Quick Office and Adobe Reader are missing from my Symbian Anna update which I received OTA today. It's disappointing but I am hoping that Nokia will issue a fix quickly. That's some major functionality missing there!
By the way, a hard reset did not restore the missing programs.
18-08-2011 11:44
Same here - after ANNA update on my N8 (euro2_dg_germany) QuickOffice and Adobe PDF Reader are missing. Used update over OVI suite on PC, all went well, no error messages - but the apps are missing...
18-08-2011 12:31
I have just tried to reinstall the firmware update and Ovi Suite says that the service is unavailable. Maybe this is a sign that Nokia has realised that the firmware is bad and has pulled it from the site?
It's hard to believe how the firmware image could've made it all the way to a Production release without anyone realising that the Adobe Reader and Quick Office were missing.
18-08-2011 12:37
same here. I get error message 12017 from ovi suite while trying to reinstall anna.
18-08-2011 12:41
Okay now there are a couple more updates available:
Symbian Anna update 1/2
Symbian Anna update 2/2
These have been offered to my phone over the air. I am downloading them now. Haha they are getting this sorted fairly quickly it seems!
18-08-2011 13:03
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Excellent news folks! The two updates I mentioned above completed successfully and both Quickoffice and Adobe Reader are back.
There's also a new program called Communicator. Haven't checked that out yet.
Perhaps it wasn't possible for Nokia to include all of these programs into the firmware image for capacity reasons. It may be that they always intended to release them as separate installs and we all got caught out because we were too quick off the mark. This method sure has taken a big chunk out of the C: drive space though. I'm looking at just 146 MB available without any extra programs installed. I'm yet to install Ovi Store and Social either. Could be problematic.
18-08-2011 14:16
18-08-2011 14:35
Software updater states that a firmware update is available. But I must update using Ovi Suite.
I connect to OVI suite and click on 'Software Updates' but does not show that a new update is available.
My phone is a UK unbranded phone, I also live in the UK.
My product code is: 059C5Q8
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Hello Kitty Tradeables Single Pack: You get 5 total Tradeables in each pack. Each Tradeable includes separate peel-n-stick images of the character.
What's Included: This Tradeables Single Pack includes 5 different poses of Hello Kitty.
Fathead Makes A Great Gift: If you know someone who is a Hello Kitty fan and you're looking for the right gift, this Hello Kitty Tradeables Single Pack is the perfect present. Give that certain someone this Hello Kitty Tradeables Single Pack for their birthday, graduation, holidays or just because. This Hello Kitty gift is one that a Hello Kitty fan will always remember.
What Are Fathead Tradeables?: Fathead Tradeables are 5"x7" peel-n-stick vinyl decals. They stick to most smooth surfaces. They are reusable and can be moved without damage. Peel 'em, Stick 'em, Trade 'em, Collect 'em all!
What They're Made Of: Fathead Tradeables are 5"x 7" high definition images made of some tough stuff. It is high-grade vinyl that's tear and fade resistant. They use a low-tack adhesive that can be easily moved and reused without any damage to your surface. So if you're not happy putting with your Tradeables on your notebook at school, you can easily move them to your locker or to your desk at home.
Suggested Uses: We know once you've got your brand new, authentic Fathead Tradeables, you'll be so excited that you'll want to stick 'em to the first thing you see. But stop for a just a second and make sure you apply them to a clean, smooth, interior surface, your Tradeables love them and you'll love the way they stick. We recommend putting them somewhere where everyone can see them since there's no better way to tell everyone you're a fan. Fathead Juniors are the perfect fan decor for smaller spaces such as lockers, desks, notebooks, doors and more! Each pack comes contains players from every team so you can expand your collection by trading 'em and collecting 'em (or buying more of course).
Where Not To Stick It: So we've told you where to put your Fathead Tradeables but we haven't told you where not to. Fatheads do not adhere well to textured, bumpy or exterior surfaces. Lastly, you don't want your Tradeables to stick to themselves, let's just put it this way, they won't let go without a fight.
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Steve Haydu St. Patrick's Lo Tide Run To Be Held Saturday
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The 9th annual Steve Haydu St. Patrick's LoTide Run, to benefit local recipients who are fighting cancer and have no insurance, will be held this coming Saturday in downtown Carolina Beach.
This weekend the Steve Haydu St. Patrick's Lo Tide Run will once again bring thousand to Carolina Beach all for one great cause. 100% of all proceeds from registration fees, sponsors and individual donors are distributed to recipients selected by an all volunteer board of directors to assist local cancer victims in financial need. The donations are distributed in memory of Steve Haydu of Carolina Beach, who died from cancer at a young age. The recipients are New Hanover County residents diagnosed with cancer and are without medical insurance or in financial need.
All donations are tax deductible. More than $53,000 was distributed directly to sixteen recipients from the proceeds of last year's event. The impact in their lives of getting much needed financial help from their community is worth running for. This weekend's ninth annual race would not be possible without all of the amazing support of sponsors, participants and the volunteers. Race organizers ask that the community be involved, please see maps on page 20B, if the race goes by your home they encourage you to come out and support runners who have gathered for this wonderful cause. If you want to join in on the fun, registration is still at www.LoTideRun.org. There you can register for the race and purchase other goodies including Lo Tide Run After Party tickets, koozies, wristbands and a wonderful cookbook complied by your friends and neighbors and designed by Carolina Beach's Artful Living Group. Early packet pick-up will be at Omega Sports located on Oleander Drive in Wilmington this Friday, March 15th from 11:00am until 7:00pm. Race day registration will open at 7:00am at the Carolina Beach Boardwalk located on Cape Fear Boulevard. In addition to a wonderful time supporting a great cause and a beautiful forecast, the Lo Tide Run awards are sure to please. This year's first place 5k and 10k overall female winners will receive a trophy, $25 Gift Certificate to Omega Sports and a beautiful, custom made necklace crafted by Fishbone Designs. Male 5k and 10k overall winners will receive a trophy, $25 Gift Certificate and a Free Night at Kure Beach's Palm Air Cottages. Organizers have added more age groups to help separate some of their younger participants and have added two new awards, the "Kelly King" First Place Active Military Person and the "Timbo" Reilly Individual Spirit Award. Even if you are not a race participant feel free to come out and support the cause. There will be a huge raffle with great prizes including gift certificates from some of the areas finest restaurants, a Fishing trip from Reaction Charters and much, much more. For a complete list visit www.LoTideRun.org or follow them on Facebook.
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Like all other companies Canon will place the M cameras in their lineup in such a way that they won't cannibalize anything else. This means that - even if they could make it so - the M series will never be as good as a DSLR except possibly at the low end DSLR, high end M. Canon probably decided to do the line because of competitor pressure, and it provides a stepping off point into DSLR's.
So for an existing DSLR owner why would we get a M, other than for the cool factor? As a smaller body complement to our existing system. We can use our existing lenses, but if we do so then it kind of defeats the purpose of having a smaller complement to the system. Anything above the 40mm pancake will be a monster on that body, and you have to use an adaptor.
So ... using it for it's best purpose, as a small side camera for those times you can't bring a DSLR, look at this
Here we have a DSLR with a pancake next to the M. Sure the M is smaller and lighter, but is it that smaller? I see maybe an extra inch vertically and horizontally at maximum. Indeed, when I put the shorty-40 on my 5DmkII I have a really tiny, lightweight camera. I barely notice it, and I have the full power of the existing DSLR (speed, focus, IQ, features, etc). I don't have a hugely quiet body, but if I had a 5DMKIII then I could use quiet shutter mode.
So ... EOS-M isn't for me. The small reduction in size isn't large enough to warrant the price tag and extra equipment. For the cost of an EOS-M you could get a duo of pancakes, the 40mm and Voightlander 20mm.
I got the Fuji x100 as a side camera for those times when a DSLR wouldn't work. There are a few occasions where it's great, so small and unobtrusive (and quiet) that the DSLR would have been too much. Most of the time though it sits unused.
You show a comparison with the 650D, which has a smaller consumer body already, and than talk about a 5d, but I find the difference between the M and a 5d pretty big actually.
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The lawsuit says the agency didn't report signs of abuse it argues could have prevented Gizzell Ford's death. It was filed late Friday in Cook County Court.
Paramedics found the girl's badly bruised and cut body last year in the apartment home. Prosecutors say Andre Ford watched as his mother denied her food and water, and encouraged his mother to beat her.
Andre Ford and his mother, Helen Ford, are charged with murder. They've pleaded not guilty.
The suit says a caseworker visited the home weeks earlier but didn't take steps to remove the girl.
DCFS Monday didn't have an immediate comment.
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If you want to fall out of your bed into a pool - stay in your hotel at one of the beaches. If you have a car - consider the appartment in Gouves between olive trees. We found it perfect for our trips in the Iraklio and Ag. Nikolaos region. The oncle of the owner picked us up with our rental car at the airport and showed us the local town. The appartment and garden were clean and calm and in top condition, equipped with everything we needed, except for a long, sharp kitchen knife. And by the way: there is a beach if you travel the few meters. It is not owned by hirers of beach loungers, therefore it is not top-neat - but natural and you can walk and swim with joy. Overall, for the appartment, the service: all stars. Minus one, because you find slightly better beaches and you need a car (but hey, if you have a car, you can go to the beach you want).


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Jackson Police have identified the victim in Monday night's drive-by shooting and continue searching for the suspect they believe fired the fatal shots.
According to Jackson Police Department Spokesperson Officer Colendula Green, the victim is 20-year-old Sepedah Vance.
Officer Green says Vance was shot two times in the back while inside a vehicle at 47 Meadowlane Drive, just off of Northside Drive, around 7:30 p.m.
Green confirms Vance was found inside a vehicle that was in a ditch. The victim's car was riddled with bullet holes and investigators say multiple shell casings were scattered on the ground near the car.
Police add the shell casings were different calibers.
Although a suspect description is not available, police say the suspected shooter was driving a dark colored Honda or Acura.
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One of fashion's most noted phenomena is the mysterious process by which any number of designers might be inspired by the same thing in a given season. But if a certain artist makes an impression on the runways come September, it won't be so much a case of something in the air as something in the Gagosian Gallery. A handful of European designers are in New York this week for their Resort presentations (along with the dueling dinners that follow), and most of them, it seemed, had been over to West 24th Street to take in a new museum-worthy exhibition devoted to Lucio Fontana. The midcentury Italian painter and sculptor has long been a favorite of the fashion set—Tom Ford installed one of his pieces in the entryway when he opened his first men's store on Madison Avenue—and it's intriguing to imagine how Fontana's slashed surfaces might influence a designer's work. (Fleeting, wholly impractical thought: how to duplicate the effect on the next cover of Style.com/Print. See how that flies with the ad department.) Jean-Luc Godard once suggested that all filmmakers should shoot the same script so that you could really appreciate the difference in their styles. It might be fun to witness a similar challenge on the fashion front. Then again, maybe it won't be Fontana but something else that captures the collective mind. The Avedon show, round the corner at Gagosian's sister branch on 21st Street, is pretty great, too.
Lucio Fontana: Ambienti Spaziali runs through June 30 at Gagosian's W. 24th St. gallery; Richard Avedon: Murals & Portraits runs through July 27 at its W. 21st St. branch. For more information, visit www.gagosian.com.
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05 Feb 2013
Leigh Silverman (Chinglish, From Up Here) directs the play about motherhood, responsibility and family, which also features Seth Clayton, Brooke Ashley Laine, Tony nominee John Ellison Conlee (The Full Monty, Murder Ballad), Drama Desk Award winner Heidi Schreck (Circle Mirror Transformation), Phoebe Strole (Spring Awakening), two-time Tony Award winner Frances Sternhagen (The Heiress) and Christopher Evan Welch ("Lincoln"). Opening night is Feb. 26 for a limited engagement to April 21.
According to MTC, "Falco stars as Martha, a kindergarten teacher with a life many would want: a loving husband (Conlee), a devoted daughter (Strole). But when she leaves it all behind, it's up to her daughter Sarah to pick up the pieces. Two-time Obie winner, Leigh Silverman directs this hilarious and heartbreaking story about motherhood, freedom, and trying to see the people in your family as they really are."
Falco is a four-time Emmy Award winner and Tony Award nominee ("Nurse Jackie," The House of Blue Leaves, Side Man, "The Sopranos").
The creative team also includes David Zinn (scenic design), Emily Rebholtz (costume design), Jeff Croiter (lighting design) and Jill BC Du Boff (sound design).
The Madrid was commissioned through the Bank of America New American Play Program.
For more information, visit ManhattanTheatreClub.com.
MTC is under the leadership of artistic director Lynne Meadow and executive producer Barry Grove. MTC productions have earned a total of 18 Tony Awards and six Pulitzer Prizes, an accomplishment unparalleled by a New York theatrical institution. MTC has a Broadway home at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 W. 47th Street) and two Off-Broadway theatres at New York City Center (131 W. 55th Street). Since January 2011, Mandy Greenfield (artistic producer) has taken the lead in programming and execution at MTC's Off-Broadway programming.


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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A man's body was found in a bullet-ridden car outside an apartment complex in the Bay Terraces neighborhood Sunday, it was reported.
Police say they received a call reporting a man's body in a car that had bullet holes and its windows shot out.
Homicide detectives were called to the 300 block of South Meadowbrook Dr. near Brookhaven Road about 8:10 a.m. to investigate, according to San Diego police Officer Dan Lasher. They remained on scene as of about 10:20 a.m.
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NORWALK - Cerritos quarterback Brandon Denker found a wide open Garioni Manning in the corner of the end zone for a 15-yard touchdown pass to tie the game with 42 seconds remaining to send Saturday night's contest between College of the Canyons and Cerritos to overtime at Cerritos College.
Both the men's and women's soccer teams wrapped up the regular season on Saturday, and both teams face uphill battles headed into this week's Golden State Athletic Conference tournament.
There's no other way to put it - it was an odd night of football on Friday night at Canyon High between Golden Valley and Saugus highs.
Long after their teammates had finished playing on Thursday afternoon at Valencia High, Golden Valley's top player Rebecca Ho and Valencia's No. 1 singles player Brigitta Benitez were locked in a grueling battle that capped Valencia's 14-4 victory.
The West Ranch girls tennis team completed its first undefeated regular season in school history, defeating Saugus 13-5 Thursday afternoon at West Ranch High.
When the Canyon and West Ranch football teams meet on the field tonight at Valencia High at 7 p.m., it will be a battle of two teams coming off very different games.
West Ranch wide receiver Matt Christensen hasn't received many headlines this season.
Step one is complete.
In one of its most important matches of the season, the West Ranch girls volleyball team put up strong performances early and often in a 3-1 victory over Hart High at West Ranch on Tuesday.
The Foothill League's six cross country teams traveled to Mt. San Antonio College on Saturday to take part in the 64th annual Mt. SAC Cross Country Invitational.
The Master's College athletics teams tallied some big victories this week, as both the men's and women's soccer teams defeated visiting Fresno Pacific. But the story of the week came once again from the cross country teams.
Today at Cougar Stadium at 7 p.m., the College of the Canyons football team will come toe-to-toe with an Allan Hancock College squad at 7 p.m. that features an offense distinctly different from its own.
Golden Valley's quest for its first Foothill League football victory will have to wait at least one more week.
One year ago, Earl Johnson was a junior running back on the Golden Valley football team trying to earn playing time alongside talented starter Jeff Coprich.
The West Ranch girls tennis team continued its undefeated run through the Foothill League with a 12-6 victory over Golden Valley on Tuesday at Golden Valley High.


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PEORIA, Ill. --This week police are seeking 31-year-old Travis Fink.
Fink is wanted on charges of Possession of Methamphetamine and Driving on a Revoked License.
He is 5' 11" and 155 pounds.
His last known address is in the 300 block of Washington in Lacon.
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St Armands Circle .... You don't have to travel far to find the world's treasures,
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This 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath home is located less than 1/2 block from St. Armands Circle.
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activities and attractions in St Armands Key Gulf Coast Central
St. Armands Circle - experience the ambiance of exotic lands & far away places.
Bike & Walking Paths. Lido Beach is just a few steps away - along with the Lido
Public Beach Pool & Pavilion. Close to Longboat Key and within walking distance
to Marina Jack's & downtown Sarasota.
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January - March 3950/month 30 Day Minimum
April - May 2950/month 875/week
June - September 1900/month 600/week
October - December 3100/month 975/week
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Sky Harbor traffic drops from 2011 to 2012
Phoenix Sky Harbor continues to see an annual traffic decline and 2012 was no exception.
According to the Phoenix Business Journal, traffic declined from 40.59 million passengers to 40.42 million passengers between 2011 and 2012.
While there was a slight decline in traffic in the last year, it remains significantly higher than the 2008 to 2010 recession numbers were.
It is suspected that the decrease in travel could be due to Arizona's political image on recent issues such as gun control and immigration.
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(A) The statewide system of payment for early intervention services (EISOP) is the payer of last resort and shall only be utilized when no other funding source is available for a needed early intervention service identified on the IFSP for an infant or toddler with a disability.
(B) The department may enter into an agreement with and pay early intervention service providers who are:
(1) Providers for the bureau for children with medical handicaps;
(2) Providers for the Ohio medicaid program; or
(3) Other provider types as determined necessary by the director.
(C) The department may pay an early intervention service provider authorized under rule 3701-8-02 of the Administrative Code for services provided to families determined unable to pay for services in accordance with rule 3701-8-08.1 of the Administrative Code as long as the early intervention service is listed on the infant or toddler's IFSP.
(D) The early intervention service provider shall maintain documentation for purposes of supporting the delivery of service and to provide an audit trail. Documentation shall, at a minimum, include:
(1) The date inclusive of day, month, and year that the activity was provided;
(2) The full legal name of the individual for whom the activity was provided;
(3) A description of the service, procedure, and method provided, as well as the location where the service was provided;
(4) The duration in minutes of time in and time out of the activity provided;
(5) A description of the progress demonstrated by the eligible individual toward written goals in the IFSP; and
(6) The signature or initials of the person delivering the service on each entry of service delivery. Each documentation recording sheet shall contain a legend that indicates the name typed or printed, title, signature, and initials of the person delivering the service to correspond with each entry's identifying signature or initials.
(E) The department may conduct audits, reviews, investigations, or any other activities necessary to assure an early intervention service provider is compliant with the rules in this chapter, the terms of the grant, contract, or agreement entered into by the provider and other federal and state program-related requirements.
(1) Based on the results of an audit, review, investigation, or other activities, the department may seek legal recourse, including but not limited to, recoupment of funding related to over payments, misuse, fraud, waste, abuse or noncompliance.
(2) In the event that the director of health would take action as described in this rule or in rule 3701-8-02.1 of the Administrative Code, the provider may request reconsideration of the decision in accordance with paragraph (C) of rule 3701-8-02.1 of the Administrative Code.
Replaces: 3701-8-10
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 09/01/2017
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3701.61
Rule Amplifies: 3701.61
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Critics are blasting the Texas Department of Insurance for proposing new rules for counselors who help people buy health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
Insurance Commissioner Julia Rathgeber held a public hearing Monday on the rules, which would require 40 additional hours of training for so-called health care navigators and cost more than $800 a year.
Gov. Rick Perry, who adamantly opposes the health care law, called for the additional training and other requirements to protect consumers. Department of insurance staff proposed the rules last month. But Democratic state Sen. Kirk Watson says the rules go beyond consumer protection and are intended to hamstring President Barack Obama's signature health program.
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Four days to go and without a deal in place - all eyes are on Washington as the president and lawmakers scramble to avoid the fiscal cliff. With tax hikes expected to go up next Tuesday, we found out what it means for you. If an agreement isn't reached by January 1, most of us will be paying anywhere between $2,000 and $4,000 more in tax increases. That means we will see our 2013 paychecks shrink by about two-percent. Payroll taxes will increase by two-percent. So if you earn $25,000 a year, your taxes will increase by $42 more a month. Those earning $45,000 a year will pay $75 more a month. And if you earn $65,000 a year, expect to pay $108 more each month.
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Pirate Knockdown is a basic game consisting of rolling a ball at a target. The game situation makes it fun to practice gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and teamwork. This game is easy to set up, easy to monitor, and easy to clean up. Just what a teacher likes!
Students are introduced to the letter "S" and explore the concept of sports. In this letter "S" is for sports lesson, students develop their fine motor skills by rolling play dough into balls and their gross motor skills by playing T-Ball. The lesson concludes with a sports ball collage project.
Students explore ways to move creatively and demonstrate various gross motor skills. They observe a teacher-demonstration of various movements, move in different ways and stop when the teacher says freeze, and discuss the ways they liked moving.
Celina the dance teacher knows the dance, "Doin' The Grouch." Oscar tells the Grouchketeers and the kids at home to get up and learn the dance. Dances like this help build gross motor skills, listening skills, and self-esteem.
Students listen to the story Are You a Grasshopper and participate in a variety of activities that support the grasshopper theme. In this grasshopper lesson, students review the letter "G" as it relates to grasshoppers. Students explore a sensory table with rice that has been tinted green and cut out pieces of green construction paper to fill in the body of a large paper grasshopper that becomes a bulletin board.
"Dance, Dance Revolution™" is a video game that can be brought into the classroom to use as an exercise program. The game focuses on moving the feet forwards, backwards, or sideways to the rhythm of the music. Arrows flash up on the video screen and point in the direction the feet should move. A great workout for coordination and gross motor movement. Playing this game will also develop cardiovascular endurance in a way that is just plain fun!
Students are introduced to the concept of gardening while making associations with the color green, the number 5, and the oval shape. In this gardening lesson plan, students listen to the story Planting a Rainbow, then plant seeds into the soil. Students pretend they are a plant and hold their face up to the sun and put their hands over their head with fingers spread out to become a flower.
Students listen to the book Helpers in My Community and participate in a variety of activities relating to this theme. In this community helpers lesson, students practice their fine motor skills by playing the Operation game, and practice writing the letter 'H' on paper.
Students are introduced to books about farms and make connections to farm life. In this farm lesson, students make three corrals using small toy fence pieces then separate the animals into like animal groups. This lesson contains suggestions for activities encompassing pre-math, art, and language skills.
Students listen to the story The Little Engine that Could and participate in a variety of activities that support the theme of trains. In this trains instructional activity, students review the letter "T" for trains, create train cars with colorful play dough, and create a collaborative train made out of paper that is displayed on the classroom wall.
Students listen to the story I Like Me and explore various activities related to the theme 'me.' In this all about me lesson, students practice printing their first name on pieces of paper, play the game "head, shoulders, knees, and toes, and construct a self portrait of themselves by gluing shapes and items on a large piece of construction paper.
Students are introduced to the concept of May-day by listening to the story On the Morn of May-fest and by participating in various activities. In this May Day lesson, students review the letter "M" for the month of May, practice basket weaving with strips of ribbon and a plastic berry basket, then pretend they are flowers in a May basket by squatting down on the floor and opening their hand over their heads like flower buds.
Students investigate ocean life. In this crab lesson, students pretend to be crabs by eating with their fingers. Students walk like crabs and finger paint crabs with orange paint. Students also incorporate math into this lesson.
Students listen to the story, I Am a Little Giraffe and participate in a variety of Giraff related activities. For this giraffe lesson, students draw and cut out a giraffe shape from white paper and paint it, then sing a song about giraffes to the tune of 'Ten Little Indians.'
Students practice lifting parachutes up and down while bouncing a ball on top of them. In this gross motor skills lesson, students predict how many times they will be able to make their ball bounce before falling, compare what happens when using multiple balls, and work in pairs with towels to bounce their balls from one pair's towel to another.
Students participate in hands on activities to help develop their gross motor skills. In this senses lesson plan, students use their body to participate in fishing activities, walking activities, duck activities, and following the leader.
Students listen to the story Beautiful Bats and participate in a variety of activities related to bats. In this bats lesson, students are introduced to the letter 'B' and explore a sensory table with water and black marbles. Students then recite a bat rhyme practice writing the letter 'B.'
Students explore the theme of grandparents and participate in a variety of activities regarding this theme. In this grandparents lesson, students listen to the story Hooray for Grandparents' Day and play 'old fashioned' games, such as marbles, jacks, and pick up sticks. Students then create a portrait of their grandparents on paper.
Students listen to the book I'll Teach My Dog 100 Words and take part in various activities relating to dogs. In this dog lesson , students review the letter "D" for dogs, associate the letter "D" with the number 3 and with the color brown. Students practice lacing by using yarn to string it through the holes of a dog bone made from a poster board and create a dog bone print out from construction paper and brown paint.
Students are introduced to the letter 'T' and use a turtle theme to reinforce the use of the letter 'T.' In this letter 'T' activity, students listen to the story The Turtle and the Moon, observe real life water turtles in the classroom, and take turns picking the turtles from the water.


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Person marking in interrogatives
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In consulting with a linguist working on a Colombian language, I ran
across something strange, and I thought I'd see if anything like this
happens in other languages. (I looked through some of the typological
literature, but came up empty handed.) The situation is this: person/
gender/ number marking on verbs seems to work in reverse in
declaratives and interrogatives. Specifically, first person suffixes
in declaratives are used as second person suffixes in interrogatives
(in one tense only, out of several). Here are some examples (using
'u' for a high back unrounded vowel; phonemic nasalization not shown):
(1) da-kaku
I came.
(2) da-be-te-kaku
I didn't come.
(3) da-kaku-ru
did you come?
Either (1) or (2) is an appropriate answer to (3). The glosses are:
1MSgNRP = 'first person masculine singular nonrecent past', NEG=
'negative, DYN= 'dynamicizer' (an affix that shifts the verb between
'stative' and 'dynamic' forms--that's a whole 'nother story), and 2Q=
second person yes-no question (a different suffix appears in first and
third person interrogatives).
The relevant morpheme is -kaku, which seems to mean first person in
declaratives, but second person in interrogatives. The examples are
all in masculine singular, but the same thing reportedly happens in
feminine singular forms and in plural forms: you get -kako in 1st
person feminine singular declaratives and 2nd person feminine singular
interrogatives, and you get -kara in 1st person plural declaratives
and 2nd person plural interrogatives. The corresponding second person
declaratives are all da-awo 'you came' (or da-be-te-awo 'you didn't
come'); note that number and gender are not differentiated in the
second person declarative forms. First person interrogatives are not
common (except for those of us who go around asking ourselves where we
left our reading glasses), but when they do occur they apparently do
not take any specific person markers, just a question marker (which is
also used on the much more common third person interrogatives).
The use of the same person marker for 1st person declaratives and 2nd
person interrogatives only happens in the nonrecent past (well, also
in the habitual aspect, but that's the other story I mentioned, having
to do with stative and dynamic stems). The other tenses seem to use
person markers consistently in declarative and interrogative, or none
at all. (The recent past tense does something else odd with
evidentials in interrogatives, which is yet another story...)
In summary, there are several things odd here: why would the same
person/ number/ gender markers be used in 1st person declaratives and
2nd person interrogatives? And why in just one tense? And why do the
second person interrogatives distinguish gender and number when the
declaratives don't?
I must confess that my initial reaction was that the data was in
error--I blamed it on elicitation techniques. But this appears not to
be the case. Although I can't provide any person observations, the
linguist working in this language assures me she's heard conversations
between native speakers in which sentences like (3) served as a
question, and (1) or (2) as a reply. Also, the -ru suffix that
appears in example (3) appears only on second person interrogatives
elsewhere in the system (although not on all second person
As Hamlet said, ''There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
than are dreamt of in your philosophy.'' Or at least in my philosophy.
Has anyone else seen something like this?
Mike Maxwell
Summer Institute of Linguistics
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Lauren Gordon and James Russo were married on April 28, 2012 at St. Cecilia's Church in Boston. Parents of the couple are Rory and Susan Gordon of Grantham, NH and Ken and Jane Russo of Andover, MA.
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|Okay, lets try to ask this with out sounding like an idiot.......lol
I have seem many redwoods, that send up these little "shoots" from their base. They seem to be part of the tree its self....
Is it possible to remove some, and root them elsewhere?
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|Those are suckers from the trunk of the tree, they have no roots and can not be started as new trees. I got so tired of pruning them off I let them grow into a hedge around the tree and then only had to trim the hedge yearly. Al
|They can be (and often are) grown as new trees! Google 'redwood cuttings' for instructions.
|Hmmm, it seems that this is one of two almost duplicate posts. Here's a link to the other, for those interested:
Here is a link that might be useful: Duplicate Post - Dummies Guide to Redwood Cuttings
- Posted by TheMidnightGarden none (My Page) on Sun, Jan 6, 13 at 15:00
it is not a duplicate post. the other post is asking about redwood cuttings.
this post was made to ask specifically about the shoots that are found on the base of some redwoods........
|Well the answer to one is pretty much the answer to the other. A cutting taken from a root sucker is still a cutting. To be more more specific, these suckers can be thought of as terminal cuttings.
- Posted by TheMidnightGarden none (My Page) on Sun, Jan 6, 13 at 17:39
|Terminal cuttings?
|I'm gonna have to work on a better definition, but roughly, a terminal cutting (actually, a terminal-stem cutting) is a cutting taken from the top of a tree's leader or major upward-growing branch. A lateral-stem cutting would be one taken from an outward-growing branch. These different types of cuttings often result in different forms of growth.
- Posted by albert_135 Sunset 2 or 3 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 7, 13 at 13:20
|The academic people have been interested in redwood cuttings since my student days in the '60s. I'm guessing that Googling with site:.edu among the search terms could overwhelm us.
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STURBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - An artist who composed the scores behind some of Hollywood's blockbuster movies will be getting a lifetime achievement award from a Massachusetts museum.
Composer John Williams will be recognized by living history museum Old Sturbridge Village and documentary filmmaker Ken Burns at an Aug. 15 dinner in his honor.
Museum officials say Williams composed the music for more than 100 films, including "Jaws," and the "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" movies.
The annual honor goes to someone who has made an impact on the arts through history-related projects.
Burns made his first film about the museum while in college and credits that effort with sparking his interest in history.
Williams has served as Boston Pops Orchestra music director, and has won multiple Academy Awards and Grammy Awards.
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When 9-year-old Amira Willighagen from Nijmegen stepped onto the "Holland's Got Talent" stage, no one was expecting such a big voice to come out of such a very little girl.
Her incredible rendition of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro" from the opera "Gianni Schicchi" earned her a Golden Ticket from the judges that would take her straight to the live show.
It's hard to believe how young Amira is, but even more surprising to learn that she is completely self-taught, and used only YouTube tutorials to learn how to sing.
She told the judges, "My brother Vincent plays violin, and I also wanted to do something... So I thought, I'm going to sing… and then I heard opera songs, which I found very beautiful and that's when I started singing," HLNBE reports.
Brava, Amira. Brava.
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Six-year-old Ethan, who is on the autism spectrum, has an extraordinary talent for music. At just four, he began playing The Beatles' "I Will" by ear. Now, his cover of Billy Joel's "Piano Man" has gone viral, boasting more than 1.2 million views.
Piano teacher Judith Fairchild works with student Marissa Liu, 6, Thursday, May 17, 2012 in her Memphis, Tenn. home. Marissa just recently won the Grand Prix at The X Sonatina and Sonata International Youth Piano Competition sponsored by the Fryderyk Chopin Society of Texas in Corpus Christi. She is apparently the youngest winner ever in the competition's history. Part of the prize is, Marissa, who can't reach the piano pedals, will be performing at Carnegie Hall in December. (AP Photo/Alan Spearman, The Commercial Appeal)
Jourdan Urbach rehearses at the Pierre Hotel prior to a ceremony where he will receive the nation's highest public service awards, the Jefferson Awards, Tuesday, March 6, 2012 in New York. Urbach is a violin prodigy who has channeled his musical talents to raise more than $5 million for pediatric medical research around the globe, headlining benefit concerts at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and other venues. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
Tsung Tsung
In November 2012, the 5-year-old Internet sensation from Hong Kong shut down the conspiracy theorists of YouTube with a live performance of the fast-paced Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov composition, "Flight Of The Bumblebee," on Ellen. There were a few big differences between this, Tsung Tsung's U.S. television debut, and the viral video from the fall that introduced us to the Hong Kong talent. Tsung was noticeably less smiley than he was when we first fell in love. In fact, he was almost deadly serious, clad in a snazzy white tux instead of his usual pajamas. Luckily all his dramatic moves were still there, including a new closer he whipped out in which he throws his hands up "like a gymnast after a golden Olympic performance."
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Speaking of the earlier adorable video of little Tsung Tsung smiling away, here it is. The YouTube clip surfaced in September 2012 and quickly made its way to Reddit, where commenters so in awe of Tsung's lightning fast hands questioned the video's authenticity. You know where we stand on that though.
Kieron Williamson
This summer, nine-year-old Kieron Williamson sold 24 paintings in 15 minutes for the very-adult price of $386,000. He began painting at the ripe old age of six, and has been unwaveringly supported by his doting mother who recently wrote a biography about the young painter, modestly titled "Kieron Willimason Coming to Light -- The Remarkable Story of A Child's Gift to Painting."
Eleven year old Ethan Bortnick has already performed with the likes of Beyonce and Elton John, and claimed a Guinness Book of World Record's title as the world's youngest solo musician to headline his own tour, which he first did at the age of 9. This summer, the piano phenomenon wrapped up another solo tour, on a 22-city sweep of America.
Seven-year-old Alma Deutscher may not be able to reach the pedals of her piano without a little help from a stack of books, but the young pianist, violinist and composer is the latest sensation in the classical world. In an NBC News video from this fall (seen to the left), the tiny talent is seen cooly composing a cello sonata and performing her own musical creations on both the piano and violin. Deutscher, a favorite of British actor Stephen Fry, wrote a short opera called "The Sweeper of Dreams" earlier this year, a feat that prompted comparisons to Mozart.
Jaxon Smith
Try not to headbang along to this video of six-year-old Jaxon Smith drumming to the Foo Fighters' song Pretender. According to the video's description, the self-taught percussionist weighed just one pound when he was born in 2005. He's grown up to be quite a rocker, performing songs by Rush, The Who, Heart (yep, "Barracuda"), the Silversun Pickups, Tool, Rage Against the Machine and more. For more of Jackson's amazing drumming, head over to the profile of YouTube user U2RUSHFAN.


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Matching subjects and verbs
Matching up singular or plural subjects with singular or plural forms of a verb is part of the process called agreement. This is easy in simple sentences:
Compound subjects
Speed and accuracy are top of the list.
When the subject of the sentence is a single noun followed by another element tagged on by a phrase such as accompanied by, as well as, or together with, then the verb should be singular and not plural. In these cases, it's the singular noun that is the true subject:
The little girl, together with her friend Kerry, was filling her bucket with sand.
[subject] [singular verb]
Your booking form, accompanied by a cheque, needs to reach us by Monday.
[subject] [singular verb]
One easy way to check the agreement in these cases is to think of the sentence without the extra element: The little girl …was…; Your booking form …needs …
On the other hand, the subject of the following sentence may appear to be plural (i.e. the Internet and email):
The arrival of the Internet and email ?make/?makes communication with family so much easier.
But it's actually singular (the arrival), so you should use the singular verb makes.
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Chorley Council to freeze portion of council tax (From Chorley Citizen)
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Chorley Council to freeze portion of council tax
6:00am Friday 24th January 2014 in News
Chorley Council has proposed to freeze its portion of the council tax bill despite a 13.5 per cent cut to its grant.
The council a significant area where the "budget gap" has been closed is a "guaranteed" minimum £400,000 surplus from the Market Walk shopping centre, which the council bought in November.
The cut in grant equates to £79,00 for 2014/15 with a further 15.6 per cent (£874,000) expected in 2015/16.
Within the upcoming financial year, the remainder of the budget shortfall will be achieved by restructures and reviewing existing budgets to see what savings can be made.
The proposals include £1M in "areas of investment" which include an expanded foodbank, supporting Chorley's Britain in Bloom bid and investment in luncheon clubs for older people and replacing 150 rubbish bins.
Deputy leader, councillor Peter Wilson, said: "The reduction in funding from the Government means that over the next two years would be the equivalent of a council tax increase of 15 per cent this year followed by a 13 per cent increase the year after.
"We don't plan to pass on that increase this year but with the huge cuts we are facing we will be left with a huge bill in future.
"Despite these pressures we have been able to make enough savings and can look at investing in services that matter to residents."
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There is a reprint on eBay. The title is Service Analysis. Does anyone know if this applies to the Cub and is any good? If so, I'll try and get it so it can be added to the manuals section. Is there anywhere to see a complete list of Blue Ribbon manuals for the Cub?
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OAK BEACH cottage in Fire Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community Oak Beach
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
We are booked for this summer and through the winter. Please consider booking early for the summer of 2014 as we have many returning renters and will have only a few weeks available.
This charming beach cottage is located at Oak Beach a beautiful family friendly swimming beach, directly accross from Democrat Point (Western Tip) of Fire Island (It is not on Fire Island but looks at Fire Island) 10 miles east of Gilgo Beach and just west of Captree State Park. Enjoy panaromic views from this cottage of the Fire Island Inlet and the western tip of Fire Island. Major renovations done is 2012 adding heat and A/C.
Use the oversized deck to enjoy the views of Robert Moses Bridge,
Fire Island, boats, sun and sunsets. A bunk house, perfect for your
youngster(s). Sandy beach and warm shallow waters, fishing, kayaking,
sailing, boating. This is a wonderful vacation place for children or adults
who want to just get away from it all. Totally car accessible, with
shopping 15 minutes away. It is the cottage used in Kyra Sedgwick's and Kevin Bacon's movie "Loverboy"
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 03-10-2014 at 11:52 AM.
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Jennifer Mulstay
cottage rental amenities
Air conditioning and heat, BBQ grill, outside hot shower, microwave, blender,
toaster, coffemaker, dishes/utnesils, cable TV, and oversized deck. 1st bedroom has a queen bed, 2nd bedroom has a trundle bed. Beach chairs and toys, sheets and towels included.
activities and attractions in Fire Island Long Island
Oak Beach offers, beaching, boating, biking, and fishing. Fire
Island lighhouse is a short drive over the Robert Moses State Park
Bridge, Jones Beach, Captree State Park, Robert Moses State Park are
all nerby. Babylon Village is wonderful for dining and shopping.
NYC is a 40 minute train ride away.
vacation rental rates
Minimum 1 week 2014 Rates
June 15 - June 23 $2,200/week
June 24 - August 30 2,400/week
discounts for multiple weeks, NO weekends only
$100 dog fee
Cleaning fee $ 50 is included
Off season long term rent - negotable
Jennifer Mulstay
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If you are a Kreator fan, then you should be aware of the hype surrounding this release. As promised by Mille, Violent Revolution would be a return to the Coma Of Souls era. Does it deliver? Hell yes! There is a nice balance of aggression and melody on Violent Revolution. I haven't heard a thrash metal album this great in a long time. I personally like all of Kreator's albums and have never been disappointed. It's difficult to pick out specific tracks on this one because they are all killer and no filler.
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In the sixteenth year of their career, Kreator continue to assert their long-standing position as spearheads of the German thrash metal scene. Kreator aren't what you'd call a purely German phenomenon, they are a prime Teutonic export article with an impressive track record of over one million albums sold worldwide, their touring history includes seven tours in the US ! After a temporary foray into more melodic fields, band mastermind Mille Petroz and his recently restructured group present an up-dated version of their metallic origins on their new album Violent Revolution: thrash metal, forged with as much precision as you can get in 2001. The tracks on Violent Revolution sound like the album title: unyielding, rigorous, and powerful.
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The year of 2001 is a year of comebacks of sorts. Speaking of KREATOR who stayed in the scene throughout metal-unfriendly 90s, this album marks the return to their late 80s roots. But, instead of the half-hearted imitation of the past days' glory, KREATOR put out a solid piece of work which will satisfy a hunger for quality thrash in any fan of the genre. When speaking of the return to their roots, Mille Petrozza and Co. meant it – the album sounds alot like their immortal classic "Coma of Souls". Still, it's not a "Coma of Souls-2″, although the similarities are obvious. The album relies more on heavier rhythms, and the guitar solos do not stick out of the mix but rather interwoven into the rhythm guitar context (this is where I miss Frank Godzik, although the guitar work here is superb and is head and shoulders above that of the recent retro-thrash bands), the album is a bit less speedy than their output from the decade ago, but still a full gear ahead of two previous records. Songwrighting is top notch, the songs are consistent in quality but flow without sounding sameish. My favourites here are "Reconquering the Throne", "Ghetto War" (which strangely reminds of Renewal), "Replicas of Life". Mille's vocal sounds as if the whole 90s decade has never happened, with one or two exceptions (a clean part in one song and industralized passage in "Ghetto War"). The album is solid and flows smoothly from start to finish. My only gripe here is the production which is too clean. I would like to hear sharper guitar sound (but not to the degree of Abyss studio) and more emphasis on drums; but these are quite minor complaints which are not enough to rob this album of 5-star rating.
I've been a huge Kreator fan for a long time. Since "Pleasure to Kill" was their newest album. And I love most of their albuns with the exeption of "Renewall" which is good but not great. I am one of the few Kreator fans to have really enjoyed "Endorama". However I could not help feeling really thrilled when I put this album in my CD player. KREATOR IS BACK WITH A VENGENCE !!!!!! It's Kreator doing what they always did best, being agressive. Mille's vocals still sound just like what they did in Extreme Agression or Comma of Souls, Ventor shows why he should never have left in the first place and he pounds his drums with amazing speed and skill. The guitar work is impecable and Kreator's trade mark catchie riffs are everywhere. An instant classic, and a must have for any one who is a Thrash fan. You will not be able to keep your head still.
This is an absolute must for any Kreator fan. It's just like the good old days. True thrash like some of their older albums. Everything I've heard by Kreator I like some more than others, this up there with my favorites Terrible Certainty, Extreme Aggression. Check out their new one too(Enemy of God) its just as good as Violent Revolution. Mille is still pissed off at the world and still very aggressive. If you are a true thrash fan you will not be dissapointed in this album, especially if you are a Kreator fan.
After how long they have been around how can they possibly find it within themselves to put out something this good? If you are a thrash metal fan BUY THIS. Topical, angry (surprise), pointed lyrics along with engaging (not worn out) jackhammer riffs. Just when I think metal is out of new riffs this comes along. The guitar leads are crisp, melodic. I'm not a fan of melodic metal but the leads are an interesting change on the powerful rhythms. And it is just one pounding song after another – and without sounding alike. The songs are not boring (like, oh, I've heard this a thousand times); quite the opposite. Each one grabs your attention. An outstanding thrash metal cd. I am SO glad I trusted the other reviewers and bought this one. CHEERS!


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I cannot seem to get the Fax program working.
I am using a PIII 1GHz Noebook with IR to the 6510.
After fax send the 6510 calls the number but the call does not go out. all I can hear is something like, "Do-Do-Doot, Do-Do-Doot" and nothing else.
When receiving a fax, the 6510 will answer after two rings, but the computer will not detect the call.
Hyperterminal also does not work
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Jon Meade Huntsman Sr. brought us Styrofoam egg containers before his 30th birthday and the famed Big Mac "clamshell" sandwich container by his 40th, somehow finding time in between to serve in Nixon's White House. By middle age his close circle of friends included Margaret Thatcher, Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew, and Dick Cheney. Along the way he raised nine children: His eldest -- a former Utah governor -- is now the U.S. ambassador to Beijing, while son No. 2 succeeded him as CEO of Huntsman Corp., a global chemical company with about $8 billion in revenue.
Fortune Senior Editor-at-Large Nina Easton traveled to China earlier this year and met with Jon Huntsman Jr., the U.S. Ambassador to China. Huntsman, a Republican and former governor of Utah, is fluent in Chinese. He also is well-versed in the language of business: His father founded Huntsman Corp., a Salt Lake City-based chemical company that ranks No. 293 on the Fortune 500 list of America's biggest corporations. Jon Jr. spoke extensively with Easton about U.S.-China trade issues, intellectual property protection, and the unintended consequences of China's runaway growth. Here are excerpts from that conversation:
Jon Huntsman Jr., 50, should have been safely ensconced for a second term in the Utah governor's mansion, enjoying his popularity with the state's voters and weighing his 2012 prospects as a GOP presidential nominee. Instead President Barack Obama astutely took a well-financed potential opponent out of the running by tapping him as U.S. ambassador to China. Now Huntsman, on the job nearly a year, is at the center of America's most important, delicate, and fraught economic relationship in the world.
Students undergo rigorous training ahead of entering various branches of the military. CNN's John King reports.
Deborah Wright can't remember the exact moment, but her eyes sparkle when asked about her ambition: "I have always wanted to fly planes."
President Obama names Republican Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman as his choice for ambassador to China.
President Obama announced Saturday that his choice for U.S. ambassador to China is moderate Republican Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, who expressed some surprise at the appointment.
Starting next month, it will be "TGIT" for Utah state employees
Relatives of those lost in the Crandall Canyon mining disaster tell Congress about their loss.
Crews searching for any sign of six miners trapped for more than three weeks are "hoping a miracle could happen," a federal official told lawmakers Wednesday, while another hole was drilled to insert a robotic camera into the mountain.
Lawmakers in Washington announced twin probes into safety at the Utah mine where six miners were trapped and three rescuers were killed
'These men died as heroes'
Underground efforts to rescue six trapped Utah miners were halted indefinitely Friday after a collapsing tunnel wall killed three rescuers, including a federal mine safety officer.
a second cave-in killed three rescue workers and injured at least six others who were trying to tunnel through rubble to reach them
Fire authorities want to let a wildfire that has killed three people and charred 62 square miles continue burning to clear out dead trees in a national forest
A federal firefighting team took over direction of efforts Sunday to halt a fast-moving wildfire that had killed three people
Jon Huntsman Sr., the founder of the $13 billion Huntsman chemical company, sends out a Christmas card every year that has a loyal following among the Utah business community and prominent Republic...
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"My senior computer animation class wore matching shirts to the show we have in the middle of the year to showcase our works-in-progress. The design is a play on the hypergraph, an organization window in the 3D software we use, Maya. (See http://dannyn1.web.aplus.net/torque/maya2dts/img/04_08_hypergraph.jpg) Our teacher Heather LOVED the shirt we surprised her with, and we love them 'em too . . . even if most people give us really weird looks! CustomInk was great, SUPER fast delivery, awesome customer service . . . thanks so much for an all-around wonderful experience!!!"


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Philly Pride Presents will host the inaugural Winter Pride from 6-8 p.m. Feb. 22 at Blue Cross RiverRink at Penn's Landing.
Executive director Franny Price said the decision to have a winter event grew from the lack of LGBT-focused events during the chillier months.
"I think it will be nice to have something in the winter," she said. "Ice skating is one thing that if you turn it into an event, people will come out, and we are hoping people do. Some people only come out for events and some people who have been inside all winter might have cabin fever."
After seeing fireworks at the rink, Price decided the area would be the perfect place for a winter LGBT event.
"The skating rink is beautiful and it's huge. It can hold up to 600 people at one time," she said.
According to Price, individuals will be provided a safe environment to ice skate with their partners, families and friends.
"You can be yourself and not worry about others making negative remarks. Partners can hold hands while ice skating. Our LGBT families will be able to skate together without the children hearing any negativity about their families," she said. "We are a respectful community and we are mindful to not make others feel uncomfortable and we don't like others to make us feel uncomfortable, so this is something we can provide. This event will be for everyone — our community and our allies."
Tickets to the event will be $15, which will include skate rentals. Any organization that is interested in selling tickets would have the chance to keep $5 per ticket sold.
Shuttle buses will run from 5:30-8:30 p.m., with stops at different bars in the Gayborhood.
Price said she has already received a wealth of positive feedback, specifically on her Facebook page.
"When I first put the idea out there on Facebook, I had 30-something people in five minutes respond, and then I put it on my Facebook to officially announce it and a lot of people said, 'Go for it.'"
Organizers have already received interest from a local ice-hockey team to act as ushers for the event and are currently looking for sponsors.
"This is the first time and like every first, we are trying to make this successful. We still need participation from organizations and local bars. If we get 200 people, it is a success."
Price is currently in pursuit of female impersonators who can ice skate.
"We are looking to select someone to sing on ice and perform 'I Am What I Am.' The Philadelphia Flyers always had Kate Smith. We are looking for something like that. Someone really entertaining who could possibly kick this event off every year."
While Price is planning for Winter Pride to be an annual event, she said it will take time to grow and develop.
"We have to see what happens. Maybe next year, we could do it longer or multiple times. If it works, then we will make it bigger and better every year and come up with more creative ideas."
For more information, visit www.phillypride.org.


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Piedra River Retreat in Pagosa Springs
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,625 - $ 3,465 / week
vacation rental description
Piedra River Retreat:
This gorgeous 4000 sf almost new custom home sits on 7 acres and is approx. 17 miles west of Pagosa Springs. Only 4 miles from the turn off to Chimney Rock @ highway 160. It is 1/4 mile off the highway and sits above the Piedra River with beautiful river, valley and mountain views. The house sits inside the National Forest and provides snowmobiling right from the home up a Forest Service road to trails. This is a great location for hunters, fisherman, etc. or if you wish to ski both Wolf Creek and Durango mountain Resort during your stay.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 08-24-2014 at 4:39 PM.
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Elizabeth Gillard
house rental amenities
The main floor of the home has a huge gourmet kitchen, large dining room table that seats 10, beautiful open living room with floor to ceiling windows, a large master bedroom with on-suite bath and a king bed. An additional guest bedroom is on the main level with a queen bed. Also, a 1/2 bath/powder room is located off the main entry. A loft with two bedrooms, each with a queen bed and another full bath as well as a desk set up in the loft area for ease of using your computer. There is also a large family room in the basement with another full bath, two twin beds and a double bed. TV downstairs with a DVD player is also connected to satellite. A table and chairs for playing cards or games is also located in the basement.
Satellite TV in living room with DVD player, so you can enjoy your favorite programs or DVD's on the 55" wall mounted television. In-floor heating throughout. In the summer, enjoy the beautiful full-length deck on the back of the house with remote awnings and gas barbeque overlooking the river, pond, valley and mountains.
If you need to stay in touch while vacationing the home has Wi-Fi available. This is a true mountain retreat. This property is only 20 minutes from Pagosa Springs and 35 minutes to Durango or Navajo Lake. Very convenient location to many recreational opportunities.
There are corrals there for those that would like to take their own horses on vacation with them.
There is a Refundable Deposit of $500.00 and a Cleaning Fee of $275.00.
activities and attractions in Pagosa Springs Colorado
Great Views! Fantastic Hiking Trails, Four Wheeler trails, Snow Mobiling right from the front door, Horseback riding (bring your own horses or rent from the outfitter that is a neighbor), Fishing in the Piedra River (Private/Secluded 1,000 feet of River Frontage), Navajo Lake is a short drive away for Boating, water Skiing, or Fishing. Lake Vallecito is a georgeous area for picnicing, fishing and hiking.
Easy day trips to Mesa Verde to tour the Anasazi Ruins (Spectacular Views and very interesting), Chama & Taos New Mexico (Rio Grande Gorge), Durango, Silverton, (Take the Narrow Guage Train from Durango to Silverton), Ouray, South Fork, Creede and Chimney Rock Archaelogic site.
Skiing in the High Country....Purgatory @ Durango Mountain Resort, Silverton Mountain, Telluride, Wolf Creek. All an easy drive from Piedra River Retreat.
vacation rental rates
Daily Standard Rate................. $375
Weekly Rate...........................$2625
Thanksgiving week................................$495.00 per night
Christmas 12/15 - 01/06........................$495.00 per night
Spring Break..........................................$495.00 per night
Easter....................................................$495.00 per night
Memorial Day/July 4/Labor Day.................$495.00 per night
Damage Insurance @ $89.00
$500.00 Non-Refundable Deposit (deducted from your total invoice)
$275.00 Cleaning Fee
Elizabeth Gillard
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Pagosa Springs
- Visit the Hot Springs/Spa Treatments
- Museums/Art Gallaries
- Shopping/Check out the Antique Stores
- River Rafting/Tubing/Swimming in San Juan River
- Dining
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking/Mountain Biking/Cross Country Skiing
- Fishing/Hunting/Swimming
- Sightseeing
- Visit Museums
- Picnicing
Top things to do with a family
- Hiking/Biking/Horseback Riding
- Fishing/Hunting/ATV's
- Swimming/River Rafting
- Sightseeing/Train Rides
- Cook-Out
Elizabeth Gillard , owner


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…as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young would say.
Many of us have always heard, or said, "Never take candy from strangers" and other words of warning as we were growing up or as we watched our children grow. I have always hoped my daughter would retain some of the parental guidance Rosanne and I have directed her way. It seems she has.
A few members were nearby when I had a phone conversation with my daughter yesterday and may wonder what was going on. While Rosanne and I were at DSCF Melissa was taking care of things at our house. Saturday afternoon I had just loaded Harley on the trailer when I heard the last ring on my cell phone. I looked to see that Melissa had just called so I called her right back. She asked if I had time to talk and I could tell by her voice there was a problem. I told her I always had time for her and said to go ahead and talk.
She said she had just put her dog in her car to run an errand and had turned to shut the garage door when she heard our three bigger dogs carrying on. When she turned to see what had set them off she saw a van flying up the drive and stop behind my Suburban. The guy opened the door and asked if she could help him. Using the caution she had learned early in life she stayed back and asked what the guy needed. He said he was handicapped and had dropped his cell phone and needed help getting it. Melissa asked where the phone was and the guy said it on his van floor. She asked where on the floor and he said to come to his door and reach down between his legs and she would be able to get it.
Melissa said she was not comfortable doing that and would not do it. The guy told her to come closer and she would be able to see his wheel chair in the back. She said she was not coming any closer and again said she was not comfortable with the situation. The guy then asked if there was a male present that could do it. Melissa, remembering that we always taught her to never lie (bad move at this point), said there was no one else at the house. The guy then asked her again to help him. She again refused and kept her distance. The driver then said a few choice words, slammed his door and sped away.
At that point she was afraid to leave the house. I told her to call the sheriff's office, tell the dispatcher exactly what happened and they would send a car out. She said she didn't know what kind of van it was and didn't get a plate number. She only knew it was red and the guy looked like Santa Clause. I told her that was enough information to give them since I doubted we had very many Santa look-a-likes with vans in our area. She called me back within fifteen minutes and said the deputy was there in no time. He said he would watch for vans and passed the info on to the rest of the department.
I am left to wonder about this. Whether the man truly had a physical condition or not, I know she did the right thing in refusing to help. It was a cell phone (supposedly) and not a dire life threatening emergency for the man. It would be hard to miss the fire department across from our house. Why not go there instead of approaching a young woman who appeared to be alone? People turn up missing everyday and are never heard from again. I'm glad my daughter used common sense and gave herself room to flee if she had to. If the guy would have chased her she would have just hopped the fence so the guy could be dog food. Dozer just looks like a little weakling, Bandit has a pretty good bite and many people know to never trust that twinkle in Flash's pretty blue eye's.
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A soldier accused of beating a friend to death with a hammer said he does not remember the attack and blamed warlocks, wizards, magic and the CIA.
Pasco investigators arrested Antonio Bandomo Monday for beating two people, one died.
Dustin LaRose was taken off life support Saturday.
Bandomo's mother Frances said her son needs to be in a mental facility.
After the attack, Bandomo ran to his mother's house and gave her a bizarre reason for striking his friends.
"He said that they're soul snatchers, witchcraft, voodoo and that their poisoning him and the CIA. He was just talking stuff that did not make sense," Frances Bandomo said.
LaRose's cousin Jonathan said he was choked out by Bandomo.
Jonathan called 911 after he found his cousin unresponsive.
"There was a lot of blood and I pushed him and nudged him and kept saying that he couldn't leave me," LaRose said.
Saturday evening, Bandomo and LaRose visited Antonio in jail.
"He was crying so hard. He was crying and said 'mom I would never hurt them'," Bandomo explained.
Frances said her son served nearly six-years in the Army National Guard and was diagnosed with PTSD in 2007.
"He needs to be in an institution. He needs medical, mental help. He needs to be on meds. He's not right now," Bandomo said.


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Dedicated to Roger Ebert, The Unknown Known offers a mesmerizing portrait of Donald Rumsfeld, the larger-than-life figure who served as George W. Bush's Secretary of Defense and as the principal architect of the Iraq War. Rather than conducting a conventional interview, director Errol Morris has Rumsfeld perform and explain his "snowflakes" - the enormous archive of memos he wrote across almost fifty years. The memos provide a window into history - not as it actually happened, but as Rumsfeld wants us to see it.


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The Catholic University for Independent Thinkers
Orientation meetings are held every semester for each Rome class. These meetings are meant to help prepare the students before they depart. At the end of the semester a final dinner is held to celebrate the departure of the Rome class. You can view a detailed schedule of events here.
Italian Culture
5pm in Art History
Student Assistant
5pm in Gorman A
Farewell Dinner
5pm in Haggar Dining Room
Every semester several lectures are offered by past Rome faculty on sites in Rome and their relation to the core and the disciplines. All Rome applicants are required to attend at least one of these lectures. All lectures are held in the Art History Auditorium. For more information about lectures offered this semester please visit the Rome Lecture Series website.
5pm in Art History
Dr. William Frank
5pm in Art History
Dr. John Alvis
Throughout the semester students will be submitting a number of items to the Rome Office in order to obtain flight itineraries, visas and register for classes. It is extremely important to meet all deadlines. Missing deadlines can jeopardize a students' Rome status.
Jake Addistion Scholarship, Alumni Scholarships, SA App
Rome Fee, Flight Form, Visa App, Passport, 2 Photos, Affidavits from Parents, Registration, Counseling, Release of Records, Roommate Form, Dinner RSVP, Address Form
Medical Update Form and Group Airfare
Business, Library and Rome Clearance including copies of Prescription Receipts and Doctor Clearance if applicable