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We drove from Central Alabama to Fort Lauderdale. The drive was perfect, and it didn't seem like it took 11 hours. We spent the night in a hotel, and then took a shuttle to the port the following morning. The lines were not long to board the ship, only there was a small hiccup. We had to wait for about 30 minutes in a "holding area" while passengers from the previous cruise were disembarking the boat. Once onboard, we could NOT believe our eyes! We immiediately went for lunch in the WindJammer. My hubby loves to eat, and the food was GREAT. I've read many reviews where people have been upset with the "quality" of food in the WindJammer, but we thought it was perfect! The only addition I would make is to ADD SWEET TEA to the menu! We went 6 days without sweet tea, and adding sweet & low to an unsweet tea is not the same. But I digress. After eating, we started exploring the ship. At 1 we were allowed to enter our stateroom. WE LOVED IT. Our attendant, William Newell was AMAZING!! He was very helpful and nice. Our luggage didn't arrive until after dinner on the first night, so we had to eat our first dinner in our "travel clothes" which consisted of shorts and t shirts! My advice--pack a small bag with a swimsuit and change of clothes so that you can lay out by one of the pools while your bags are on the way!
The at sea day was a lot of fun. We spent time in different seminars, and just explored the boat. We never felt pressured to do or buy anything. After dinner that night, we saw our first show "In The Air". It was great! Although, at the front of the boat where the theatre is located, you can really feel the boat rocking. I had to look away a few times because the boat was rocking and the actors were spinning in different directions. My head was starting to swim! Also, on the night of the second day, we found out that cruise.com had given us $50 onboard spending credit! My husband was able to buy juices, ice creams and slushies with this free money! What a nice gesture!
Belize City on the third day was definitely an adventure. NOTE TO FUTURE CRUISERS HERE: DO NOT GO PAST THE BRIDGE!! It is the ghetto. The port was beautiful-the city very poor. Although we made the mistake of going into the ghetto, we didn't feel unsafe. But, if you have children, I would advise either booking an excursion THROUGH RC or staying on the boat in Belize. The "tender" boats are large, but you can definitely get sea sick on these things if that happens to you :( Tendering was definitely an experience!
Cozumel was GREAT! We rented a car and went anywhere we wanted. We never felt unsafe, but it did help that I can speak Spanish. We were able to barter on souvenirs, Cozumel was beautiful, and I recommend "Panchos" for lunch. Great food!!! Located right in a tourist area, so you know it is safe!
The next at sea day, we took it easy. Just laying by the pool, going to the "Worlds Sexiest Man" contest which was HILARIOUS, and then attending Saturday Night Fever-the Musical that night. AMAZING show!! I don't think children under 13 should see the show because of language and themes, but other than that it was great.
All in all, we had a great first cruise together. We loved it. Even being on the ship for 5 nights, we still did not see or do everything the ship had to offer. The Cruise Director James was HYSTERICAL. Along with his sidekick Ken. We loved the daily morning shows. The nightclubs on the ship were a lot of fun for People Watching as well. The food was great. The crew was great. The shows were great. EVERYTHING was great!!! We had an amazing time, and we are already planning to go at the same time next year to the Liberty's Eastern Caribbean destination--Labadee, Haiti.


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Justin Lowe was born in Sydney but spent large portions of his early childhood on the Spanish island of Minorca with his younger sister and artist mother. Completing his schooling back in Sydney, Justin gained a BA in the Central West of NSW and then spent several years in Europe working odd jobs and honing his skills as a writer. On returning again to Sydney, Justin settled down with his partner in what was then a fairly crusty Newtown teeming with disparate souls where through the course of the 1990's he published more and more of his poetry and collaborated with some of Sydney's finest songwriters such as Tim Freedman of The Whitlams as well as editing seminal poetry mag Homebrew and releasing two collections, From Church to Alice (1996) and Try Laughter (2000). In 2001 Justin moved to the Blue Mountains west of Sydney and has since published one more poetry collection (Glass Poems, 2006) and two verse novels (The Great Big Show, 2007 and Magellenica, 2008).
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As we got settled in and evening approached, we waited for the cabin stewart to make up the couch for our granddaughter. To our surprise, the couch did not open, but instead a bed was opened up from the wall, right on top of our bed! It was very small, too small for a teen. The ladder prevented anyone from getting in and out of bed except by crawling across the other person. My granddaughter fell off the ladder one night getting out of bed to use the bathroom, cut her head open. As the cabin steward left the bed down all week, my husband and I bumped our heads on it many times. Never again!
As the week progressed, we found the shows to be excellent, the food good. We also enjoyed the entertainment provided by the waiters and chefs in Leonardo's restaurant. They sang for us several times, and were very friendly and accommodating, they made dinner a true joy! We also appreciated the special salad station at lunch each day.
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MM, I would love to but all my copies are in purgatory, locked up in the storage locker. The only Harry book I can access is a UK paperback copy of DH which I found and purchased after the little incident at my house.
ASTI, did you get your daughter off to France smoothly? Did she sleep at all?
I am taking a break. I was mowing the front yard. I have inside the fence and outside the fence done. I need to mow next door in front of the fense and then try to get the back yard mowed. I may have to wait until tomorrow to do this. At least I got more mowed today than I did last week. Isn't it funny that when your grandchildren get old enough to help you mow, they suddendly have paying jobs and have no time to help you. My grandson came over to visit last night but since he is starting a new job, I did not even ask him to help me mow.
Cool G Ask!! They may not even have noticed that it needs doing. I used to think people were ignoring the obvious, but now I am sure they don't look and literally never even think of some things. ;)
MM I may start re-listening to them. I have all 7 on CDs and can listen to about 2 hours each day during my commutes. Should we all pllan to start each book on the same day? Or just read (listen) at our own pace? Or do one or two chapters a day and come discuss one day's chapter(s) the next day? Or read and comment as something "new" occurs to us? ;)
Off to try and get my sinuses clear. ;)
MM, if I have to I will purchase used paperbacks, especially if we are going to read a chapter of two and actually meet here to talk about them.
COOLG, I agree with DEANIE. Your grandchildren and children have their own stuff on their minds. If you don't call your needs to their attention they might just not notice. It is not good to get in the habit of thinking other people are mind readers. Once you tell them you need their help and no one helps you then is the time to take things into your own hands and feel a bit irritated. It may be they would willingly help you just wake them up so they can see what you need.
I am doing laundry again. It feels like a vacation. I will go later, as I did yesterday, and unpack another box or two.
My mother just called. They have been in their apartment for two weeks but she has not had to try to wash clothes until today. She had everything clean before the move. They usually only dress to go out one day a week and my mother had new clothes to go to the funeral. So, today she loaded the washer and nothing happened. The water hoses are hooked up and it is plugged in but when she tried to start it nothing happened.
It there a reset button on the fuse on the back of a washer that may need to be pushed?
My DS has suggested going over there and flipping the fuses in the fuse box.
LadyHawke: Excuse me for asking but the first rule of washer repair is to make sure the
thing is plugged in.
I know I am setting myself up but I went to the ENT doc today and he changed my acid reflux med.
He also did a hearing test and found that a big part of my hearing lose is due to a vacuum behind
each eardrum thus not allowing the eardrums to do the voodoo that they do.
Sorry about that LadyHawke. I need to read through things better.
Good evening!
Well, my house seems very empty without my daughter, not to mention quiet, lol! We got her to the coach on time, and waved her off before coming home for copious amounts of coffee before work!
At about 4pm, I got a text from the school saying, "Just to let you know, the children have reached the Chateau safely, and the weather is lovely," which I thought was a really nice gesture.
Ironsos, is the hearing thing something they can solve, or are you stuck with it?
I would enjoy reading Harry as a group, and talking about it again!
Count me in for a Harry reread! Also need to get back into Pottermore now that I have more time!
Asti: Basic problem is not correctable but is bypassed with a hearing aid. My health plans will not cover
it but not a huge problem yet. It does not appear to be getting worse.
Hello Korey, it's good to see you!
Ironsos, that is a big shame about your health plan. I hope you'll be able to save enough to get the aids.
I miss my little girl! It is 10.30 in France, they're an hour ahead of us, so I really hope she is asleep. Tomorrow they are visiting a French market…..a chance to practise their French, and spend some Euro's…. Then onto a Cathedral and then a WW2 memorial museum.
I went over to my parent's apartments and ascertained it was hooked up and I flipped the breakers. I tried to turn the machine on and it hummed. They had hooked the water up but they had not turned the water on. The machine was willing to work but had no water. That was quickly rectified.
IRONSOS, I don't know if you would be a candidate for this or not. From what you describe it sounds as if you have some sort of permanent conductive hearing loss. Since this is not a conventional hearing aid and is surgically implanted some insurance will pay for them.http://www.umm.edu/otolaryngology/baha.htm
ASTI, I am quite jealous of your daughter, even if she is in France with a bunch of children. I don't blame them for taking the slow ferry. You may remember when my daughter and I went to Washington, DC on the bus two years ago there were sick children before we were 100 miles from home.
Hi, KOREY, maybe you will have some time to come visit?
I was going to suggest that the water might not be on. Since most machine manufacturers suggest turning the water off between uses and the movers did not want to be the discoverers of any plumbing malfunctions, it seemed possible. I'm glad it was that simple. ;)
Oh! And are the hoses on the correct outlets (hot to hot)? We had friends who could not wash in cold and that was the problem. It took us 2 minutes and they had been like that for almost a year. The movers had done the hookup and they just assumed it had been done right. :)
The anonymous post there is mine. ;)
When I hit "Submit comment", my screen color changed and I had to sign back in. ;)
LadyHawke: The doctor said it had something to due with the Eustachian tube. He felt that a
regular hearing aid would help. He said I could try a hearing enhancement device and see if
I liked it.
Looked at the article. The audiologist did a bone conductive and ear pressure test as part of the workup.
One of the die hard assistive listening devices out there is the William's Sound Pocket Talker. It is a high quality war horse.
The Sennheiser Infrared Amplifier is a good wireless television/stereo amplifier.
The Williams Sound Pocket Talker can be placed in your pocket and might pick up enough amplification from the TV or Stereo to suit you but it is more for person to person communication.
These are both a bit pricey but they have been around forever and are sort the "go to" devices for people who aren't getting hearing aids.
You can purchase similar devices for less but the quality might not be as good and they might not be as durable. See if you could purchase either or both of these with the option to try them and return them if they don't suit you.
DEANIE, I didn't check to see if the water was connected properly. I suppose I should caution my mother to check if the cold water is really cold. She mostly washes in cold or warm but almost never hot. So, I guess we can run a cold wash and see if it is cold.
Thanks LadyHawke. I like the Sennheiser. I am going to hit amazon also to see what they have.
Happy May Day
It is my Mother's birthday. I usually post a birthday wish on my brother's wall today. His birthday is the same day as Laura's but if I don't do it today, I will forget.
I think it must be time for the Kentucky Derby. They are posting all the things you can no longer bring in to the track. Now you can't bring in a detachable camera lense. That is bad news for people who have these expesive cameras. Last year you couldn't bring in an umbrella and it rained. Hmm they are doing the news at the track. A lot of people milling around. Yes the steam boat races are today and the derby is Saturday. We are having warm weather for it.
Lady Hawke the hoses are probably connected to the right spigots, but it can happen. ;)
It is my eldest sister's wedding anniversary. I think it's their 49th, but it could be 48th or 50th. I don't remember if they got married just before my 11th birthday, 12th birthday or 13th birthday. I sent her a silver bowl for their 25th and she fussed because it was a year early. She sure as heck did not return the bowl, though. ;)
One stupid cloud going overhead and it is sleeting like crazy. Rest of the sky is blue.
Sitting in the laundry room doing my laundry.
Sitting here tied to the computer. ;)
I have a sleep test tonight, so I took tomorrow off. The literature looks like they will just have me take a series of short naps with perhaps one longer nap in there somewhere. ;)
I need to run about 5 more loads of laundry plus the loads that are waiting for me in the washer and dryer. And I don't really have the energy to mess with it. Maybe tomorrow I'll do a couple of loads. ;)
Overcast and 63 F (17.2 C) not frosty, but too cool to spend too much time out there, especially in the wind in the city. ;)
Hmmmm…. They want me to bring something to read. I might take Harry. And my current SuDoku puzzle pook. ;)
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My DS told me tonight that Chris Columbus has co written a book, and it has been recommended by JK……the only book, apparently, that she has ever allowed her name to help publicise. It is a children's book called House of Secrets, and is the first of a series. I think it might be worth a look!
Today was Beltane in the Celtic calendar so we celebrated in the usual way by going out to lunch at this place:
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It was very strange to see Blackthorn bushes still in blossom on May 1st, they normally flower in February! I am usually looking to see if the hawthorn trees/hedges are in blossom at this time but it has been so cold for so long that the leaves are only just out of their buds and the flower buds are visible yet.
Ironsos If you watch the video on the above website very carefully you will get a quick glimpse of the offending cow pictures, lol.
Looked at the link. Surprised the cows were not playing poker.
I must be blind. I don't seem to be able to find a video on the restaurant website.
GRAYMAYNE, I don't appear to have checked in yesterday at all. So, I wish you a Belated Happy Beltane!
I had quite a long day yesterday. We made two more trips to the house. My mother remembered something she was afraid had been left behind so we went to check. The item she wanted was not there and was found later in a box at the apartment. While we were there she had a moment of inspiration and realized there was yet another item she wanted and she sent me looking for it. Her brother had built a small model of an Army jeep out of scraps before WWII. It seems it has been on an old kitchen cabinet in the garage for 37 years. I cannot honestly say if I have ever noticed it. At any rate my mother was able to save a sentimental item at the last minute. The estate sale people are in the house today.
I had to go back and save an envelope full of documentation on the improvements made to the house, owner's manuals for the appliances and the blueprints and elevations on the house. I had left it on a shelf for the realtor, thinking it would be of value to him. The estate people had been in and had just strewn the contents around, not understanding their significance. It really irritated me they didn't recognize something of value in regard to the house. So, I saved it to hand directly to the realtor.
We did our regular grocery run and visited the post office, bank and dollar store. Unfortunately when we arrived to pick my daughter up from school she called to tell me she had a drama club audition workshop which would last until 5 PM. So, that meant I went back to my parent's apartment to unpack to kill time until time to pick her up to go to dinner. So, that put us much later eating than usual and much later reaching home.
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Activating SEOpress, guest users (i.e. not logged in users) can't access my topic pages.All they can see is a white screen and looking the source code, it is trunked at the
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This black leather storage ottoman slides nicely into a living room corner when not being used and can be used for extra storage and seating in a pinch. The geometric nailhead pattern detailing makes sure this functional piece gets noticed on even the darkest winter days!
It would be a shame to neglect the smallest room in the house, Ms. Preppy & Patterned would never. A Modern Lilypad Light Fixture from Possini makes quite the bold statement and could easily be mistaken for a clear winter night's sky if you squint just a little.
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I always love seeing how current trends and tastes permeate all levels of living -- from the clothes we wear, to the linens we accessorize with. And yes, even lighting!
As I was perusing ESL's fantastic stock of stylish chandeliers, I couldn't help but be reminded of current jewelry trends I've spotted. I'm especially partial to the drama of the first pairing. What about you?
I recently attended Las Vegas Market spending a week discovering the latest and greatest design trends of 2013! Today I'm sharing with you my top three 2013 trends from this year's Winter market!
INDUSTRIAL MODERN: Combing reclaimed wood, vintage leathers, and patina metals will give you that industrial warehouse feel. When possible use salvaged and reclaimed materials like the true industrialist would do! Incorporating just one reclaimed wood side table or vintage desk lamp will help you add some of that industrial modern character to your own space.
EMERALD GREEN & BRASS: Mixing emerald green (the Pantone color of the year) with brass will create an extremely sophisticated look! Using emerald green fabric on your larger furniture pieces, such as your modern sofa, will allow you to make the boldest statement. Brass is a great contrast to the emerald green and works beautifully as an accent such as a modern brass lighting fixture.
UNION JACK: The eclectic mix of English sophistication with a Maritime vibe and Union Jack themed furniture and accessories was very prevalent at market this year! It's a more refined look with a slightly rugged edge. Rich wood tones are mixed with worn brass accents while raw linen with exposed edges is tufted with sophistication. Worn leather suitcases and trunks would be perfect for accenting.
With so many ways to incorporate these Design Trends of 2013 into your own home or project, where are you going to start? We look forward to finding out!
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Cool + Collected is our regular Friday post covering modern lifestyle topics from around the globe. You'll find everything from design icon biographies to modern art, photography and architectural surprises. And of course modern design.
+We're crushing hard on Australia this week. Could be our yearning for southern latitude sun. Or it could be that the Aussies are just doing design right these days. Whatever it is, we'd love to summer at the 33M towers in Melbourne.
+Est magazine is an Australian webzine that's serving up some stunning homes this month under the pretext of "the art of living simply."
+If you're in L.A. on Sunday, February 10th, meet us at a Frank Israel designed home for an artist-curated listening party to benefit the Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound.
+For the modern family, we can't get enough of the Qubis Haus, a coffee table turned doll house that all the young Neutra's in your life will go nuts for.
+And lastly, we're having a great time this week on our own redesigned Euro Style Lighting website. Shameless plug, yes, but with updated navigation and more robust search features, it's all the more fun to ogle all things modern.
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An entry hallway sets the tone for your home. It's the first thing your guests see as they walk into your house. A Modern hallway may seem like ordinary pass-through that doesn't require a second thought, but with a little attention, these spaces can take on a personality of their own.
No doubt lighting can play a huge roll in modern hallway design. That's why I've pulled together two different ways you can dress up your hallway with lighting – sconces and ceiling lights.
Too often we fall back on the ever-reliable table lamp or typical overhead pendant light — not that there is anything wrong with these options — but maybe it's time to spruce up your entry with lighting that takes it up a notch! Go for that sconce, pendant or chandelier that you think makes a great statement.
Robert Abbey Havana Wall Sconce, Jonathan Adler Meurice Nickel Chandelier, ET2 Cassini Chrome Xenon Wall Sconce, Possini Ornament Aged Silver Chandelier, Chrome Artcraft Brooklyn Globe Pendant Light, Anemone Robert Abbey Ceiling or Wall Light
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Date: November 28, 2012
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+ Publix plans for grand opening Dec. 13
The Longboat Key Publix is almost here. The store's grand opening is slated for Thursday, Dec. 13. Cars were in the parking lot Monday as Publix employees prepared the inside of the store, stocking its shelves. In the parking lot, construction and landscaping crews are installing parking-lot lights and putting the finishing touches on the landscaping.
The new Publix will be a hybrid store, with conventional items along with many of the chain's earth-friendly GreenWise products.
The store has enhanced selections of wines and cheeses, a salad bar, soup bar and a Pacific wok station carrying Pan-Asian dishes. The Longboat Key Publix will also offer coffee and an outdoor seating area.
+ Key resident requests legal costs breakdown
Country Club Shores resident Bradford Saivetz has requested a cost breakdown town spending on legal fees that relate to the Longboat Key Club and Resort's past Islandside projects.
In an email to the Longboat Key Town Commission Monday, Nov. 26, Saivetz wrote: "Considering the fact that I am a taxpayer, I would like to know exactly how much the town has paid and will be paying in legal and other fees for all matters relating to the Key Club adventure — since its inception."
Saivetz clarifies he's looking incurred expenses that weren't reimbursed by the Key Club.
"The sixteen pages of Judge Haworth's decision, although in legal format, are in plain English and easily comprehendible," Saivetz writes. " It states that the total course charted by our legal consultants and implemented by your actions, runs afoul of the law. Yet, our Town Commission remains mum, circles the wagons and returns to the fabricators of this Gordian knot in order to untangle it. Please do not personally justify yourselves on having knowingly taken "risks" while the whole town is footing the bill."
Finance Director Tom Kelley said his staff is working on Saivetz's request and it will take time to provide him with an accurate request.
Meetings & Agendas
• Police Officers' Pension Board Quarterly Meeting — 8 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28
• General Employees; Pension Board Quarterly Meeting — 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28.
• Firefighters' Pension Board Quarterly Meeting — 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28.
• Town Commission Regular Meeting — 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3.
All meetings take place at Town Hall, 501 Bay Isles Road, unless otherwise noted.
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16 Pillar of Hope Open House
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17 Taste of St. Armands
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17 Night of Fish, Fun & Fright
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Goliath grouper lives up to name
Talk about a real big fish.
Mazel tov to Klauber and Mancini
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, with its Civic Achievement Award in November.
Bob Havel celebrates 90 years with family members
Bob Havel recently celebrated his 90th birthday on Longboat Key with 24 members of his family.


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- Ebola has profound effects on wildlife population dynamics
- Club cells are 'bad guys' during flu infection
- Experimental chikungunya vaccine induces robust antibody response
- Drugs that flush out HIV may impair killer T cells, possibly hindering HIV eradication
- Harnessing the power of bacteria's sophisticated immune system
- Antibodies together with viral 'inducers' found to control HIV in mice
- Novel chip-based platform could simplify measurements of single molecules
- Ebola outbreak highlights global disparities in health-care resources
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- Gut flora influences HIV immune response
- Easier way to manipulate malaria genes
- Elusive viral 'machine' architecture finally rendered
- Vaccine alternative protects mice against malaria
- Keeping viruses at bay: How our immunosensory system attacks viruses on a molecular level
- Vaccinating cows could answer serum shortage
- Biomotor discovered in many bacteria and viruses
- Trapped: Cell-invading piece of virus captured in lab by scientists
- Promising Ebola virus treatment development: Crucial research conducted to advance medicine
- Seamless gene correction of beta-thalassemia mutations in patient-specific cells
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- Report on viruses looks beyond disease
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- Researchers eliminate HIV from cultured human cells for first time
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- Revolutionary approach to studying intestinal microbiota
- New knowledge about intestines uncovered: microorganisms, bacterial viruses in intestinal flora identified
- Noroviruses cause around a fifth of all cases of acute gastroenteritis worldwide
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- Fighting parasitic infection inadvertently unleashes dormant virus
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- Evidence that an Influenza A virus can jump from horses to camels
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- Mammals defend against viruses differently than invertebrates
- Picking the right virus candidate for gene therapy
- New monkey model for AIDS offers promise for medical research
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- Evolution of equine influenza led to canine offshoot which could mix with human influenza
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- Promising T cell therapy to protect from infections after transplant
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- Viral infections, including flu, could be inhibited by naturally occurring protein
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25 U.S. Code § 4241 - Government Accountability Office audits
To the extent that the financial transactions of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands involving grant amounts under this subchapter relate to amounts provided under this subchapter, those transactions may be audited by the Comptroller General of the United States under such regulations as may be prescribed by the Comptroller General. The Comptroller General of the United States shall have access to all books, accounts, records, reports, files, and other papers, things, or property belonging to or in use by the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands pertaining to such financial transactions and necessary to facilitate the audit.
Source(Pub. L. 104–330, title VIII, § 822, as added Pub. L. 106–568, title II, § 203,Dec. 27, 2000, 114 Stat. 2895, and Pub. L. 106–569, title V, § 513,Dec. 27, 2000, 114 Stat. 2989; amended Pub. L. 108–271, § 8(b),July 7, 2004, 118 Stat. 814.)
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Bonner Bridge and North Carolina Highway 12 has reopened to permanent residents and personnel of critical business, the North Carolina Department of Transportation announced.
Officials did not say when visitors will be able to return to the Outer Banks.
NCDOT said crews worked Friday and overnight to ensure the safety of the routes.
I want to thank our entire team for their service and hard work on the July 4th national holiday to get N.C. 12 and the Bonner Bridge reopened so quickly after the storm," said NCDOT Secretary Tony Tata. "Safety is always our first priority, but we also know how important it is to get our Hatteras Island residents back home, and our beach tourism back on line."
Hurricane Arthur left Highway 12 unusable due to sand, water and downed power lines, NCDOT said.
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Lawmakers Who Took Sweetheart Loans Also Benefited From Countrywide Campaign Cash
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Six lawmakers that received special loan deals from troubled mortgage dealer Countrywide were also the beneficiaries of more than $105,000 in collective campaign contributions from the subprime giant.
California Republican Elton Gallegly Becomes Latest House Member to Retire
January 9, 2012
Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.) has become the latest incumbent member of the U.S. House of Representatives to set his sights on the exit. This weekend, Gallegly announced his plans to retire at the end of his current term rather than seek reelection in a district that would pit him against House Armed Services Committee Chair Howard "Buck" McKeon (R-Calif.).
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THE LEADING MEN: Perez Hilton, From Blogging to Off-Broadway in NEWSical the Musical
By Brandon Voss
Celebrity-skewering blogger Perez Hilton returns to his acting roots in the celebrity-skewering Off-Broadway revue NEWSical the Musical. The NYU grad talks about Rosie O'Donnell, his love of theatre, the first Broadway show he saw and more.
Polarizing media mogul Perez Hilton has made a name for himself by mocking pop culture and current events on his eponymous website, but now he'll do it in song as a new star of NEWSical the Musical, Off-Broadway's ever-morphing headline-ripping Drama Desk-nominated revue. Joining the NEWSical cast for four weeks beginning Sept. 8, Hilton — né Mario Lavandeira — explains why his eyebrow-raising professional stage debut is more of a dream deferred than a publicity stunt, even if his vocal inspiration is Rosie O'Donnell.
How did NEWSical come about for you?
You've had to leave your life in L.A. behind for a while for this Off-Broadway commitment. Why was now the perfect time?
Some people might say, "Perez Hilton isn't an actor, so he has no business being in an Off-Broadway show." What's your response to that?
Was acting truly the career path you saw for yourself while at NYU?
NEWSical is your professional theatre debut, but this isn't your first time performing onstage, is it?
What was your earliest exposure to live theatre?
What were some of the first musicals to make an impact on you?
So you don't consider yourself a singer?
You've played yourself in a number of TV shows and films. Are you playing yourself in NEWSical?
In rehearsals, as your first performance gets closer, what do you see as your biggest challenge?
What can you share about the new material that's been written specifically for your arrival in NEWSical?
Do you see NEWSical as a stepping-stone to bigger theatre opportunities in New York?
Although you didn't personally appear onstage, you've actually been the subject of a musical, Perez Hilton Saves the Universe, which was a big hit at the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival.
Back to the subject of Rosie O'Donnell, you're actually a lot like her in that you've been a vocal supporter of New York theatre over the years; even though you're based out in L.A., you consistently bring Broadway and Off-Broadway shows to mainstream attention on your blog.
What show have you seen lately that you've loved?
As long as you're in NEWSical, fans and haters alike will know where to find you most nights. Are you looking forward to that post-show interaction?
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The Bengals have been looking for a capable safety to play alongside Reggie Nelson for years. This post is by no means an overreaction to his poor game against the Dallas Cowboys. How about moving Dre Kirkpatrick to safety.
Watch his tape, highlights etc. you routinely see a guy willing to mix it up in the run game and a guy who lays the wood in the passing game. What you rarely see is a play on the ball from his corner spot or even tight coverage. Most of Dre's highlight plays are of him tackling the ball carrier. Maybe the Bengals have found their answer at safety, Dre possess tremendous ball skills (for a safety), he is long and rangy and he comes to play in the run game.
When I look at Dre Kirkpatrick is see a pro bowl/all pro safety, I don't see a pro bowl corner.


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Sat August 11, 2012 2:03pm
A REPORTER for wired.com has had his entire digital life wiped out, destroying the man's irreplaceable photos of his baby girl.
Mat Honan has laid out at wired.com in gripping detail how his "digital life was destroyed" right down to irreplaceable photos of his baby daughter.
Honan next week is to share his quest to repair the damage.
"The take-away from his bad experience is that people need to be careful with using an online service, especially a backup service," Lookout Mobile Security engineer Tim Strazzere said today.
"The main part is to mitigate risk; he lost a lot of personal information."
Basic hacker skills were combined with "social engineering," the art of sweet-talking someone like a customer service rep into bending rules during a phone call, to compromise Honan's Google, Twitter, and AppleID accounts.
Honan told of his @mat Twitter handle apparently being the coveted prize for hackers who deleted his Gmail account and erased the data from his iPhone, iPad and MacBook laptop computer to hide their trail.
The data-wiping feature was created by Apple to let people protect digital information if devices are lost or stolen.
He said his Twitter account was used to fire off offensive messages.
"In many ways, this was all my fault," Honan wrote. "My accounts were daisy-chained together.
"But what happened to me exposes vital security flaws in several customer service systems, most notably Apple's and Amazon's."
Hackers were able to get bits of information from Apple and Amazon tech support that helped them achieve their mission, according to Honan.
Apple did not respond to an AFP request for comment, but reportedly gave Honan a statement saying his data was "compromised by a person who had acquired personal information about the customer.
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The stepfather of a 16-year-old boy accused of killing his mom with a frying pan and hammer and choking her in a rage told 911 dispatchers he feared for life as the youth attacked him.
Mesa police released the 911 recording on Monday in connection with the death of 36-year-old Tina Helms Spencer, whose body was found Oct. 26 in a backyard shed at the family's property.
"I got four feet in the house when I got hit with a frying pan," the stepfather told a 911 dispatcher in a calm voice.
The victim's 16-year-old son, Michael Helms, was arrested and booked into jail on charges of first-degree murder of his mother, attempted first-degree murder of his stepfather, three counts of aggravated assault on the stepfather, concealment of a dead body and tampering with evidence.
"I grabbed a frying pan to try to defend myself and he came at me like crazy," the stepfather said.
He went on to describe what Helms did next.
"He said he was going to kill me and said, 'You can die and go to hell,' and started raising the pan at me over and over."
During the recording, the stepfather tried to ask the boy the whereabouts of Tina Spencer. He said the boy told him she was not at home.
"I didn't get a chance to see whether she's in bed or not," the stepfather told 911. "She's supposed to be getting up for work right now."
The stepfather is heard on the tape gasping for breath at times because he said he suffers asthma.
"He tried not to let me call the police," the stepfather told the dispatcher. "I tried to get out the door and he attacked me with the [frying] pan again. Then he dragged me back in the house and threw me down and held me down."
The stepfather was finally able to break free and fled the house. He made the 911 call as he was driving up the street to his mother-in-law's house.
"I have a huge lump on my face," he told 911. "I don't know the extent of it."
The 911 operator told him to turn around and drive back to his home, where officers would meet him.
Helm's friend, 17-year-old Christian Lee Blakely, was taken into custody and jailed on charges of first-degree murder, concealment of a dead body and tampering with evidence.
Mesa police Sgt. Tony Landato said the 16-year-old had been getting into trouble at school and the mother and stepfather had disciplined him at home, including grounding him and taking away his cell phone.
Landato said there was a "heated" phone call between the mother and her son the night before she was slain.
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Splash Damage, the UK-based studio known for the Enemy Territory games, and the less memorable Brink, has revealed their next upcoming title, a PC multiplayer shooter titled Dirty Bomb.
An official website dirtybombgame.com has been launched, where you can reserve your player name, but no other details are outlined. A teaser trailer does tell us quite a lot about the game however, and you can watch that one below.
From the video, we can see that the game takes place in a futuristic London setting. Dirty Bomb also seemingly marks Splash Damage's first shooter departure away from id Software's engine technology, as the video features an Unreal Engine logo. This stands to reason, as the game is to be published by Splash Damage sister company publisher WarChest Games, and not Bethesda, as Brink was.
The other big presumption we can make is that the game will likely be free to play, given that WarChest's website is plastered with the taglines "It'll be free", and "free games are coming", and CEO Paul Wedgewoods recent comments on their free-to-play philosophy.
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(FOX 11/ CNS) - Former NFL safety Darren Sharper, a member of the league's 2000s All-Decade Team and a five-time Pro Bowl selection, was facing rape charges today, the sheriff's department announced.
Sharper, 38, has been linked to two sexual assaults in the West Los Angeles area, and believed to have occurred in October and this month, authorities said.
Sharper was arrested at 3 p.m. Friday by the Los Angeles Police Department's Robbery-Homicide Division, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Inmate Information Center.
The Miami Beach, FL., resident later posted $200,000 bail and was released at 11:56 p.m. Friday. He was due in Los Angeles County Superior Court's Division 30 on Feb. 14.
The entertainment news website TMZ.com reported the NFL Network suspended Sharper immediately and without pay late Friday from his role as an analyst.
Sharper played for the Green Bay Packers in 1997-2004, the Minnesota Vikings in 2005-2008 and New Orleans Saints in 2009-2010. Sharper was part of the Saints team that won Super Bowl XLIV in February 2010.
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It Happened One Night
A down-and-out and drunk reporter Peter Warne (Clark Gable) is searching for his next story when he stumbles onto a New York-bound bus and Ellen Andrews (Claudette Colbert). Ellie recently dived off her father's yacht and swam herself to freedom. A socialite escaping to meet a forbidden husband, she's spoiled, entitled, and according to her, life is hard. The two argue, bicker, and trick each other until they battle themselves into love. Gable and Colbert's chemistry is undeniable (their off-screen dynamic was rumored to match their on-screen personas).
After filming wrapped, Claudette Colbert called it the worst picture she'd ever made. It won five Oscars. Audiences continue to love this film and it's clear why. The script's humor is snappy and fun. Peter Warne's tricks of flirtation in 1934 don't age -- he's as charming as ever. The film's plotline however, shows some signs of the time. Really, who meets Clark Gable on a bus these days?
What do you think about Woody Allen flicks? Watch Annie Hall with us, up next!
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First Folio Theatre Stages World Premiere of SALVAGE, Now thru 4/27
First Folio Theatre (Mayslake Peabody Estate, 31st St. & Rt. 83) presents the World Premiere of the new drama SALVAGE by Joseph Zettelmaier. SALVAGE previews today, March 26, opens March 29 and runs through April 27, 2014. The highly anticipated production is directed by Jeff Award nominee and First Folio Theatre favorite Alison C. Vesely.
SALVAGE tells the tender story of a shy owner of a collectables store in Detroit who finds his staid existence turned topsy-turvy when a mysterious women enters his life with valuable items she is trying to sell. But as their business relationship grows, so does their personal relationship...and so does the mystery of where she keeps finding these items. Zettelmaiser is a four-time nominee for the Steinberg/American Theatre Critics Association Award for Best New Play. His play It Came from Mars was the recipient of 2009's Edgerton Foundation New American Play Award, and won Best New Script 2010 from the Lansing State Journal. "Zettelmaier's plays are infused with an idiosyncratic sense of humor, but he never shies away from darker emotions," said American Theatre Magazine.
SALVAGE stars First Folio Theatre Artistic Associate Melanie Keller as "Sarah"(Twelfth Night and Jeeves in Bloom at First Folio Theatre and Romeo and Juliet and Caesar and Cleopatra at The Stratford Shakespeare Festival of Canada) and Tyler Rich as "Jason" (Cymbeline at First Folio Theatre, Cyrano de Bergerac at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, and The Tempest and The Taming of the Shrew at American Players Theatre).
Costume Design is by Elsa Hiltner, Sound Design is by Chris Kriz, Lighting Design is by Shelley Holland, Scenic Design is by Angie Weber Miller, and Props Design is by Cassandra Schillo.
This summer, the brilliant Shakespearean comedy THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR will appear on First Folio Theatre's outdoor main stage, situated on the scenic slopes of the historic Mayslake Peabody Estate. Guests are encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy First Folio Theatre's annual "Shakespeare Under the Stars" production, directed by Jeff Award nominee Nick Sandys. Shakespeare's greatest (and largest) comic character, Sir John Falstaff, was too huge to be contained by his original appearance in Henry IV. Short on money, the rotund Falstaff sets out on a quest to seduce not just one, but two wealthy married women, who then decide to turn the tables on Falstaff and teach him a lesson in fidelity and honesty. The New York Times raves that this classic tale is "Sparkling! Brims with joy!" THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR previews July 9, opens July 12, and runs through August 10, 2014.
First Folio Theatre is in the midst of its 18th season of bringing high-quality performances of Shakespeare and other classics to the stage. During that time, the theater has expanded from an annual summer production to a year-round operation with three separate and distinct stages at the historic Mayslake Peabody Estate. The Shakespeare Book of Lists names First Folio Theatre one of the "150 Great Places to See a Shakespeare Play." The Chicago Tribune raved that their "Shakespeare Under the Stars" summer series "offers something Navy Pier can't...plenty of greenery, gentle breezes and the chance to stretch out on a blanket with family and friends while being transported to Shakespeare's otherworldly romance."?
SAVAGE runs from March 26 through April 27, 2014. All performances take place at the Mayslake Peabody Estate, located at 1717 W 31st St., off Rt. 83, in Oak Brook. First Folio is easy to get to from via the East-West Tollway (I-88) or the Stevenson Expressway (I-55). Free parking is available on the grounds. Preview tickets are $22. Regular priced tickets are $30 on Wednesdays and Thursdays (seniors and students are $26), and $37 on Fridays through Sundays (seniors and students are $32). Season subscriptions and individual tickets may be purchased by calling the box office at 630.986.8067 or online at www.firstfolio.org.


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North Port police are searching for a suspect involved in a shooting that happened early Wednesday morning.
North Port police responded to the 6600 block of Harmony Road in reference to a shooting just after 4:30 a.m.
The victim had a gunshot wound to the chest and was flown to Blake Hospital in Bradenton.
According to the report, he is in stable condition.
Police are searching for the suspect.
If you have any information, contact the North Port Police Department immediately.
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