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Iowans gathered Tuesday night to protest the ongoing violence in Gaza.
The group People for Justice in Palestine formed outside Congressman Dave Loebsack's office in Iowa City.
They want the U.S. government to step in and demand a cease fire to save the lives of civilians.
"My cousin actually was killed in this round of fighting," said Yaser AbuDagga, Co-Founder. "He's 13 years old and he was playing in front of his house when he got shot, dead, for no reason."
While U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited the region today, these protestors believe that the message from America's government has been unclear.


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Seasonal manatee speed zones begin Nov. 15Wednesday, November 10th, 2010
With the onset of cooler weather, manatees are on the move, and boaters in many areas must slow down.
The protected marine mammals move south in the winter, seeking warmer water, and often gather around the warm-water outflows from power plants such as the Florida Power & Light plant just south of Peanut Island in Riviera Beach.
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Embarkation was a breeze, and in less than one hour we were onboard the Grandeur of the Seas. Our two Royal Caribbean cruises have been perfect beyond description. The cabins are nice, the food is great, the crew is amazing, and the shore excursions are wonderful.
We would like to especially mention the crew members who staff the Park Cafe. We spent many wonderful hours in this adult retreat topside, glass enclosed area.
The breakfasts,lunches, snacks, and dinners were just delicious. Also the staff members went out of their way to interact in a hospitable and friendly manner. Victor was so kind to my husband , and we made a Tunisian friend who taught us a little about card games in his home country. These crew members, all of them, are so pleasant and patient.
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Through my porcelain work I examine scale, detail and energy, creating organic forms for subtle illumination.
My pieces are largely inspired by natural spaces and objects. I am intrigued by the endless variations in nature and the idea of an ongoing evolutional process of adaptation. I am a coast dweller by choice and gather visual information from the precious things the sea offers up to us; the minutia we don't usually see to the raw geology of an ocean ravaged cliff-face.
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Atelier – Contemporary Craft Gallery – 12 Tuly Street, Barnstaple, Devon, EX31 1DH (01271 268244).
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Frivoli – 7a Devonshire Rd, Chiswick, London, W4 2EU (0208 7423255).
Griffins Yard – North Road, South Molton, Devon, EX36 3AZ (01769 574284 / 572372).
Nature in Art – Wallsworth Hall, A38, Twigworth, Gloucester, GL2 9PA (01452 731422).
Pelham House Gallery – 74 High St, Cowes, Isle of Wight, PO31 7AJ (01983 247715).
Pyramid Gallery – 43 Stonegate, York, YO1 8AW (01904 641187).
Radiance – 58 Market St, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 6AA (01422 845764).
Terra Keramiek – Nieuwstraat 7, 2611 HK, Delft, Netherlands (0031 152 147072).
Tunbridge Wells Museum & Art Gallery – Civic Centre, Mount Pleasant, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1JN (01892 554171).
Yarmouth Gallery – Forsters Hall, High St, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, PO41 0PL (01983 761424).
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My porcelain range includes table lamps, lampshades and tea-light holders. All my pieces are slipcast and individually altered and decorated, no two are exactly the same. My most recent work is inspired by my more immediate surroundings, the magic of a garden or woodland at twilight and dawn, as well as softly remembered animations from my childhood. I am trying to recreate an atmosphere that delights as well as unsettles a little, which suggests tales and secrets as well as familiarity.
Initially the pieces are slipcast, I have a selection of moulds to create different forms. To create my new designs the pieces are bisque fired and sanded to remove any imperfections. After the piece is sanded I apply a stencil I have made specifically for that form from an original drawing, attaching it to the work with glue. I have some loose elements which are also added, I sandblast the work until the areas that are covered by the stencil stand proud. The stencil is then removed, revealing the design. The pieces are fired to 1250 °C and diamond polished before being wired up.
AmyI studied ceramics and sculpture as a mature student at the University of Wolverhampton. This came as a bit of a shock after growing up in Cornwall, but certainly made me appreciate my rural heritage.
After graduating with first class honours in 2002, I set up my studio in Brighton where I was particularly inspired by the dramatic Sussex coastline. I relocated to rural North Devon where I worked from my studio at home, this was both convenient and idyllic as I became a mum in 2008 and since then time and place have become even more important to me. I have recently moved back to Cornwall. My sources of inspiration and creative energy have become more focused on the domestic, my garden and the woods beyond.
2006: Designer Crafts @ Chelsea, Chelsea Old Town Hall, Kings Rd, London, SW3 5EE.
2006: Origin, Somerset House, Strand, London,
2003/4/5/6 Ceramics In The City The Geffrye Museum, London
2002/3/4/5/6: Art in Clay, Hatfield House, Herts.
2006: Internationale Kerameik Biennale, Brasschaat, Belgium
2003/5/6: Designer Crafts, Mall Galleries, London.
2005:First Sight Craft Showcase, Hove Museum and Art gallery.
2005:The Sea, The Platform Gallery, Lancashire.
2005: Wish List, The Devon Guild Of Craftsmen.
2004:Empty, An Tuireann Arts Centre, Isle of Skye.
2004:Keramiek door Delft (Ceramics through Delft) 2004, Delft, Netherlands
2004: Light, Rufford Craft Centre, Nottinghamshire.
2003: Talente, Munich, Germany.
2003: Setting Out, Contemporary Ceramics Gallery, London.
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After receiving a beating from a female clerk at a Midlands Family Dollar store, a man who attempted to rob the business is wanted by law enforcement.
Surveillance cameras caught the altercation on video and deputies hope you recognize the robber.
According to Richland County Leon Lott, the incident happened inside the Family Dollar at 1735 Decker Blvd. just before 9 a.m. on July 28.
The suspect was paying for a pack of Oreo's when he reached over the counter as the clerk was placing his money into the register.
"As soon as my drawer opened, I [saw] him lean a little bit," said Chanel Thomas. "So I kind of prepared myself for it."
Thomas, who has been manager of the store since June, said she shut the register on his fingers as he tried to grab some money.
The robber pushed the drawer back at Thomas and her instincts kicked in. "I just started wailing at the back of his head," said Thomas. "I just knew I had to get him out."
After grabbing a little over $30, the robber eventually left the store, but not before Thomas hit him in the head with the very Oreo's he was trying to buy.
Thomas believes the man thought she was an easy target for a robbery. "But he had another thing coming when he tried," she said. "No nails broken, didn't even break a sweat."
Thomas says the store now has at least two employees working at all times.
Lott described the suspect as a black male, approximately 6' tall, with a thin build, wearing khaki shorts, a white T-shirt, and light colored ball cap.
He is wanted for robbery and simple assault.
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Standing at the podium discussing his team's 38-34 loss to the Bears in Week 16, Jets head coach Rex Ryan spoke with a grimace on his face and the tone of disappointment in his words. New York had just lost a game that would have clinched a postseason appearance and now was facing a must-win situation entering the final week of the season in order to continue playing.
Then, as Ryan labored to get through an answer on how Chicago QB Jay Cutler torched his team in the second half for 117 yards and three touchdown passes, a loud cheer erupted from the Jets' locker room. Ryan paused, looked around, then smiled, an expression that was as much relief as it was joy.
"By the way, I think we're in the playoffs," Ryan exclaimed, aware that the Jaguars' overtime loss to the Redskins clinched a wild-card berth for the Jets. "I'll be honest. I much rather would have won it ourselves, but I'll take it."
It wasn't the way the coach drew it up, but to the Jets, the unconventional way has become the norm. Led by Ryan, the team has backed its way into the playoffs for the second year in a row. And like they did a season ago, when they made the AFC title game, this year's squad is capable of causing havoc despite its less-than-splendid end to the regular season.
"I am excited to get in the playoffs. That's what you do, in the regular season, you try whatever you can to get in there," Ryan said. "Obviously, you want a higher seed and all of that stuff. But we're in the tournament now. I would have signed up for it in the beginning of the year because we're in the tournament and a lot of teams can't say that."
Entering the postseason with a 1-3 record in December was the least of the Jets' worries this season. Seemingly every week a new storm has blown through Jets headquarters, with Ryan in the eye of several of them. Darrelle Revis' holdout and Ryan's liberal use of profanity were the main topics of conversation in training camp, which was documented on HBO's "Hard Knocks." Inappropriate behavior by some players toward a female reporter caused a major uproar during the season's first two weeks. Strength coach Sal Alosi's foolish trip of a Dolphins player in Week 14 led to an investigation of whether or not Ryan asked his assistant to interfere with the play. And a series of online videos that recently went viral, featuring the coach's wife, has swept the media off its collective feet.
But Jets players say the off-field mess hasn't affected them at all, in their perception of their team or head coach.
"The distractions, we don't worry about them," CB Antonio Cromartie said. "We have to make sure we take care of things inside the building and make sure everyone knows we have one focus. That one focus was getting into the playoffs, and once we get in there, it's going to Dallas."
Added WR Jerricho Cotchery: "First of all, we love playing for Rex. We have each others' back in this locker room, from the players to the coaching staff. Rex has led us in a great way this year. We had a lot of things going on, but we've been focused the entire year and we always have his back."
LB Calvin Pace said that a major turning point in the season took place prior to Week 15, when the Jets faced the Steelers in Pittsburgh. Following a 45-3 drubbing at the hands of the Patriots on "Monday Night Football" and an embarrassing 10-6 home loss to the Dolphins, New York had the feeling of a team that was set to collapse under the weight of its own expectations. But a heartfelt speech by their head coach reminded the players of how much he wanted them to succeed and what needed to happen for that to take place.
"You've got a guy standing in front of you pouring his heart out and seeing the disappointment that he has in us is because he believes so much in us. He sticks his neck out on the line. He says a lot of things that ruffles people's feathers, but he says it and he truly believes in us," Pace said regarding the talk Ryan gave the night before the Jets' 22-17 win against the Steelers.
"He was basically just saying that what we had done up to this point, which was nine wins, just wasn't good enough. So we went out there and won the game, obviously for the franchise and what we're trying to do, but for him."
FB Tony Richardson agreed. The 16-year veteran, who has played for six head coaches in his professional career, said that the relationship the current Jets have with Ryan is unlike anything he has seen.
"Sometimes your dad believes in you more than the kid does," Richardson said. "And I think that's really what Rex's message was: 'You know what, guys? I've been saying all along that we have a good football team, but when are we going to realize it? When are you guys going to play like I know you're capable of?'
"We feel like when we don't play well, we let Rex down."
Back in the preseason, Ryan told his team, the HBO cameras and anyone else within shouting distance that the Jets were a Super Bowl-bound team. He had a physical defense, a strong running game, speed all across the field and a young quarterback ready to emerge as a star. They also had Ryan, widely regarded as one of the NFL's top defensive minds.
Now five months later, with a postseason trip officially clinched, the Jets try to make good on their coach's declaration. Following Ryan's lead, the Jets look to take the next step after coming close a year ago. The 2010 season hasn't necessarily gone according to the plan that Ryan drew up back in August, but the head coach would have it no other way.
This feature was originally published in the current print edition of Pro Football Weekly, dated Jan. 2, 2011, which also includes a feature story on Defensive Player of the Year candidate and Steelers OLB James Harrison, as well as previews of all Week 17 games, columnists and insights into the upcoming NFL draft, handicapping and fantasy football. The Pro Football Weekly print edition is on sale at retail outlets across the country and at PFWstore.com, where you can purchase either the print or electronic (PDF) version of this issue.


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The Dallas Cowboys logged 21 points in the second quarter, but surrendered 20 unanswered points in a 30-21 loss to the San Diego Chargers and the win one, lose one trend continues. A breakdown of the nine-point loss, including a short list of positives, the negatives, and a glass-half-full outlook:
The positives
The way the Cowboys use of DeMarco Murray was pretty much par for the course. He averaged five yards per carry against the Chargers, and hauled in five catches as an extension of the newfound dink-and-dunk Dallas offense.
Murray averaged over four yards per carry on first down, putting the Cowboys in second-and-manageable on multiple occasions. The issue was that Murray only received 14 carries – but more on that later.
Dez Bryant grabbed six passes for 81 yards and two scores. Strangely enough, the Cowboys are 1-6 in the seven games in which Bryant has caught multiple TDs, but the 'Boys attacking the end zone with their top playmaker is something Cowboys fans should like to see. They showed the ability to go to Bryant in a goal-line play (5-yard score) and from outside the red zone (34 yard score).
Sean Lee was the one real bright spot in a shoddy defensive effort. Lee recorded 18 total tackles (15 solo) and had a 52-yard interception return for a touchdown. He added one tackle for loss in the effort.
The negatives
I told you I'd have more on DeMarco Murray's 14 carries later… Well, lucky for you The Reader, the list of positives was short enough that you didn't have to wait long.
The play-calling Sunday was a negative in both facets of the offense. The Cowboys had only 16 total rushing attempts compared to 37 passing plays. Sure, this stat is skewed by the 'Boys playing catch-up with a pass-heavy game late. But Murray only got the ball nine times on designed runs in the first half, and Dallas abandoned the rushing attack against a defense that entered the game ranked no. 28 in run defense. In the week following Murray's 175 yards on 26 carries against a defense that surrendered 61 yards per game through two weeks, wouldn't it make sense to feed Murray carries until someone consistently stops it?
After all, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Tony Romo threw for 244 yards and two scores, and played turnover-free football. And he came away with a solid 108.4 passer rating (to put that into context, a season 108.4 rating would put him fourth among regular NFL starters), which is nice. But Romo, who averages almost eight yards per attempt in his career, averaged just 6.6 yards per attempt Sunday for an offense that scored only 14 points on a struggling defense.
One can't be entirely sure what of that is on Bill Callahan and what is on Romo switching plays at the line or calling for check-down plays, but whoever it is needs to be more aggressive in the passing game. The one-dimensional offense the Cowboys ran won't fool many defenses. While Bryant had those six catches and two scores, only nine targets for the top receiver isn't enough, especially against a defense that was allowing 340 yards per game through the air. Romo went 15 straight plays in the fourth quarter without throwing it to Dez, which is not a good trend to set in the aerial attack.
Monte Kiffin's defense looked like less of a stalwart in week 4 than it had the previous three weeks. Phillip Rivers threw it all over the secondary, amassing 401 yards and three scores. Bruce Carter got beat twice by Danny Woodhead, and Morris Claiborne was repeatedly beaten on the outside.
By comparison, Rivers averaged 9.5 yards per attempt on the Cowboys defense. He recorded five passing plays of 26 yards or more, whereas Romo only had one such completion.
But, more important than the yards allowed was the time of possession battle. The Chargers held the ball for 34 minutes in the game, but dominated possession in the second half. The Cowboys' defense couldn't get Rivers and Co. off the field, which allowed San Diego to mount its comeback. The defense got the ball back for the offense only one time in the third quarter, as the Chargers recorded scoring drives of 5:28 and 6:23.
Dallas also committed five second-half penalties after a no flags were thrown against them in the first half. A team with a one-dimensional and mismanaged offense, and a defense that can't get off the field can't shoot itself in the foot with penalties.
Glass half-full
Jerry Jones said that Claiborne and Carter "individually add up" after the game. So an optimist – a radical one, at that – could believe Jerry is finally right about something, and those two players will turn it around.
With that looking unlikely, especially with Claiborne, Cowboys Nation can turn to the fact that the division still stinks. Washington won it's first game, but who cares?
And, with Denver coming to town next week, Cowboys fans who double as Peyton Manning owners in Fantasy Football will be able to swallow the inevitable drubbing by the Broncos offense a little easier than the rest. 'Cause Claiborne and Friends haven't seen anything like the elder Manning yet this year, and he will likely have a hay day.


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MLB Network/MLB.com put together the Top 50 prospects in Major League Baseball right now, with the Mizzou righty and Royals prospect checking in at No. 41. On a related note, the No. 7 prospect cares not for your ability to hit or your "lifetime of dedication."
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The Royals drafting a Mizzou Tiger in the first round is truly combining two of my favorite things in life. It feels almost like I'm drinking a Guinness while munching on Arthur Bryant's burnt ends while listening to Led Zepplin while watching Padme Lakshmi inhale a Western bacon cheeseburger.The Upon Further Review blog at the KC Star made me giggle.
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The Boston Celtics have been very busy this offseason. They have already made Kevin Garnett the highest-paid player in NBA history, picked up Fab Melo and Jared Sullinger in the 2012 NBA Draft and are hard at work attempting to bring back Ray Allen. They will also bring back a key component of the 2011-12 Celtics squad that made it all the way to the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Celtics have agreed to a new three-year deal with power forward Brandon Bass, according to Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald.
In Bass' first season with the Celtics in 2011-12, he set career highs for himself in minutes per game (with 31.7) and points per game (with 12.5).
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A trailer fire in Monrovia left four people without a home Saturday.
Firefighters responded to the home on Lynch Road just after 10:20 a.m. Heavy smoke and flames were visible.
The fire was knocked out within minutes.
One woman suffered minor burns. HEMSI treated her at the scene.
Investigators said a 6-year-old was playing with a cigarette lighter in his mother's bedroom. He lit paper on fire and when he couldn't get the flame out, threw the paper on the bed.
The bed caught fire. The mother was in the bed when the fire started and was burned.
The master bedroom sustained serious damage and the rest of the home sustained smoke damage.
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UC Santa Cruz Dining takes our commitment to being sustainable seriously. All UC Santa Cruz Dining locations have been awarded the Green Business certification by the City of Santa Cruz. We believe a successful business is dependent on a healthy environment and we are actively working to show our environmental responsibility. Come join us on our journey toward a greener campus.
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|Buy Fresh, Buy Local: buying foods locally means that they get to campus fresh and with less impact on the environment than foods that are transported long distances.
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|All of the UC Santa Cruz Dining locations have been awarded the Green Business certification by the City of Santa Cruz. We believe a successful business is dependent on a healthy environment and we are actively working to show our environmental responsibility.
|Agriculture and Land-Based Training Association (ALBA): ALBA Organics connects its customers with the highest-quality produce available locally and in season, and offers the opportunity to support small-scale, limited-resource farmers.
|Community Agroecology Network (CAN) Coffee Program: Fair Trade Direct means more money back to the farmers and growers where the coffee is harvested. This pioneering program of campus interns and coffee growers was the start of UC Santa Cruz's involvement in sustainable food systems. The coffee is robust, rich, and roasted locally. Students prefer this brew over any other brand we have offered. It's available at the dining halls, Perk Coffee Bars, and Terra Fresca restaurant.
|Waste Reduction: Zero Waste events are held throughout the year to bring attention to minimizing our cabon footprint. Uneaten food scraps are collected at dining halls during "waste audits" to help raise awareness about this growing concern. Through friendly competitions, students learn what factors create waste and how to reduce them. Not sure if you will like something? Ask for a sample first… take what you like, but eat what you take.
|"Trayless" dining: in 2008 the trays were removed from the dining halls, which has resulted in reducing overall waste by 35%, as well as reducing cleaning water usage by 1,000,000 gallons per year.
|Composting: our composting partnership with Santa Cruz County helps us divert 50 tons per month of food scraps from the landfill and turns it into nutrient-rich compost which is used to replenish the soil and grow more produce. Compostable paper products are used throughout our dining operations. See graph (PDF)


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Harwich and Clacton maternity units close delivery suites (From Gazette)
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9:06am Tuesday 18th March 2014 in News
THERE are renewed fears about the future of baby units in Tendring after health chiefs made the shock decision stopped letting mums-to-be give birth at Clacton and Harwich hospitals.
Both hospitals' maternity units closed their delivery suites at 5pm on Monday so midwives can cover staff shortages in Colchester.
The closure is believed to be temporary and post and antenatal care will continue at Clacton and the Fryatt.
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How you take your eggs now reveals more about you than just your culinary preferences. Scientists have found it also reveals keys to our personality, such as secrets to our social class or even sex drive.
Mindlab International quizzed over 1,000 adults, focusing on the psychology of consumer choice. If your preference is:
Poached eggs: You are outgoing and likely to be happier.
Boiled eggs: You are disorganized and are more likely to be divorced.
Fried eggs: You have a high sex drive.
Scrambled eggs: You are guarded.
Omelets: You are self-disciplined.
The study was done for the British Egg Industry Council.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ś The Boston Red Sox began to play catch-up by getting All-Star catcher Mike Napoli, Tampa Bay took a chance on James Loney and the New York Yankees prepared for more time minus Alex Rodriguez during a brisk Monday at baseballÆs winter meetings.
Soon after the Hall of Fame welcomed three new members from long ago, teams got busy. The World Series champion San Francisco Giants kept center fielder Angel Pagan, while the Texas Rangers brought back catcher Geovany Soto and made a deal for injured closer Joakim Soria.
Top free agent Josh Hamilton remained in play after hitting 43 home runs with 128 RBIs for the Rangers last season.
ōI saw Josh on the flight here Sunday by accident. Coincidence, I guess, is a better word than accident,ö Texas general manager Jon Daniels said. ōChatted with him a little bit in the airport. I know heÆs here probably to meet with some other teams.ö
Quite a contrast to last yearÆs session, when the Miami Marlins often appeared to be the only player with their high-priced splashes. This time, inside the vast Opryland Hotel complex that houses a studio for famed country music station WSM, several teams had a grand ole time.
Coming off a last-place finish, Boston tried to resolve its catching situation. Napoli got a $39 million, three-year contract, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.
ōAwesome addition to our team!ö Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester tweeted.
The Red Sox are aiming at another prize, too, exploring trade possibilities to pry Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey from the New York Mets. Boston GM Ben Cherington didnÆt mention the knuckleballer by name, simply saying the price for pitching was ōalways steep for the better guys.ö
Mets manager Terry Collins, meanwhile, left the trade talk to others.
ōAnybody, anything can happen anytime. IÆve been in the game long enough to understand that,ö he said. ōI donÆt think as managers we can sit here and get caught up on one move or another move and say, well, this is Ś we canÆt worry about that. WeÆve got to worry about what we have and how weÆre going to get better.
ōWhen we go to spring training, IÆm going to look at the names on those lockers, and IÆm going to figure out what weÆve got to do to be successful with the names on the lockers, depending on who they are,ö he added.
Also in play, maybe: Marlins pitcher Ricky Nolasco.
Nolasco, who went 12-13 with a 4.48 ERA this year and is signed for $11.5 million next season, asked the payroll-slashing Marlins to deal him in the wake of trades that jettisoned Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, Heath Bell and Josh Johnson.
ōI just think that heÆs just looking for a better situation than he feels what is presented to him in Miami,ö agent Matt Sosnick said. ōWe defer to the fact that we have no control and heÆs under contract for another year. The team certainly can do as they please. We felt it was important to make his feelings known.ö
The Yankees know Rodriguez wonÆt be in the lineup on opening day. The 37-year-old third baseman, looking nothing like the slugger who ranks fifth on the career list with 647 homers, will have surgery on his left hip and could be out until the All-Star break.
ōItÆs a significant blow,ö Yankees GM Brian Cashman said. ōBut weÆve dealt with significant blows and, hopefully, weÆll be able to deal with this one, as well.ö
Rodriguez is a 14-time All-Star and baseballÆs highest-paid player at $275 million. This will be his sixth stint on the disabled list in six seasons, including a trip in 2009 after surgery on his right hip.
Loney found a new home in Tampa Bay. The 28-year-old first baseman hit a combined .249 with six homers and 41 RBIs for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston.
Soria reached a two-year agreement with Texas after missing the entire season for Kansas City because of his second Tommy John surgery. The Royals declined their option on the two-time All-Star for next year.
The first announcement at the meetings podium came from the Hall of Fame, which said its pre-integration panel had elected former Yankees owner Jacob Ruppert, longtime umpire Hank OÆDay and barehanded catcher Deacon White. They were honored for their achievements before the first half of the 20th century, and increased CooperstownÆs membership to 300.
Ruppert brought Babe Ruth to New York, built Yankee Stadium and transformed the pinstripers into baseballÆs most dominant power. He did so much, many people just figured he was already enshrined.
ōThe family is so thrilled,ö great-grand-nephew K. Jacob Ruppert told The Associated Press by phone. ōHis mark is now indelible.ö
ōGrowing up, I was under the impression that he was inducted sometime in the 1940s or 1950s. But I guess it never happened. Some things in history arenÆt appreciated. If itÆs not in the here and now, itÆs off the radar screen.ö
Expanded replay, however, is still important to Major League Baseball.
Commissioner Bud Selig has said he wants to add video reviews for trapped balls and fair-or-foul calls next season. MLB executive Joe Torre said ōweÆre looking at itö but offered no guarantee that the technology would be in place by then.


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So let's imagine you're a state lawmaker facing trial on federal corruption charges for shaking down a daycare center. What do you do? You hold a campaign fundraiser, of course!
That's exactly what indicted State Representative Derrick Smith did this week.
The West Side State Representative will go on trial in October on federal charges of taking a $7,000 bribe in an FBI sting operation. The feds say Smith took the money to steer a state grant to a fictitious day care center, but that hasn't stopped smith from raising political cash.
FOX 32 News was able to get an invitation to a cocktail party: "Please join friends of Derrick Smith for a fundraising reception in honor of Representative Smith."
Surely we'd be welcome, right? But when Investigative Reporter Dane Placko tried to attend the big party Tuesday night at the Estate Ultra Bar on Elston, he got a frosty reception.
Smith took one look at us and bolted to the back. A staffer said Smith was too busy to talk.
Later, we saw him peering at us out the window.
When we went outside to take some pictures, a restaurant security guard tried to chase us away.
"We have a private event going on right now. If they requested cameras--" the security guard said.
After explaining that our reporter and photographer were merely standing on the sidewalk, he responded: "I understand that but the owner doesn't want you over here."
It's clear Smith didn't want the news around, so Dane Placko attempted to talk to some of his supporters. Most had nothing to say, but one person spoke about Smith to our cameras.
"I've known the man a long time," the man said regarding Smith. "The man pulled himself up by his bootstraps. Went to DePaul. Got his degree. And old friend."
Responding to a question about whether he's disturbed by the allegations against Smith and the fundraiser he's holding, he said: "Well, he needs money. All politicians need money. That never changes."
While Smith is raising that money for his campaign fund, state election law also allows politicians to use that money to pay their legal bills, which may come in handy. If Smith is convicted on those corruption charges this fall, he'll automatically be removed from office.
You may remember he was expelled from the legislature last year after the indictments, but his name remained on the ballot and voters sent him back to Springfield.
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4:10pm Saturday 4th January 2014 in News By Rebecca Cain, Reporter
THE chairman of ercol has been recognised for his 40 years of service- becoming the 105th member to reach this milestone.
Edward Tadros is the grandson of Lucian Ercolani, who founded the furniture making factory.
Mr Tadros started working for the family business in 1973 and has worked throughout, with his particular passion for design and manufacturing.
He was awarded a silver plate for his 40 years service by managing director, Nick Garratt, at the annual ercol event for long service awards.
Mr Tadros said: "It's a huge privilege to receive this award and be amongst the team at ercol that is so successfully carrying the business onwards into the 21st century."
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This is Louis Begley's 10th novel, but I'm afraid it fails to live up to his best work. Memories of a Marriage follows the bedroom shenanigans of the smart set, a world Begley knows well. He enjoyed a long and distinguished career at a powerful Wall Street law firm (a busy man, he didn't publish his first novel until he was 57). But this European-born Jew — a child survivor of the Holocaust — writes about WASPs from a bemused distance. This time, however, his proven formula falls flat: all-too-familiar characters speak labored expository dialogue in a thin, uninvolving plot.
The novel takes place in 2003, in the early months of the U.S. occupation of Iraq, a deepening quagmire our narrator, a respected novelist named Philip, opposes. Politics-averse readers need not worry, however; the Bush administration stays in the background. Begley is more interested in the private than the public.
Life is winding down for Philip. An elderly widower who long ago lost his only child, he is nonetheless at peace with himself and the world. But one night, he bumps into an old friend. In the 1960s, Lucy Snow was a promiscuous debutante who scandalized her family by marrying Thomas, a working-class kid who eventually rose to prominence as an investment banker. The marriage collapsed after several years, and Thomas died in an accident while on vacation with his second wife. But Lucy still holds a bitter grudge against the man she calls a "monster."
Philip is surprised. Thomas always seemed to be "a fine example of the American dream come true." He decides to investigate. Like the unseen reporter in Citizen Kane, he goes around listening to eyewitnesses. In the end, he discovers that Lucy has not been open about her own monstrousness.
Unfortunately, Lucy's story is just not that interesting. Even a sadomasochistic relationship with a right-wing journalist can't spice things up. The rich are different from you and me, Hemingway observed (and Philip paraphrases). But the superficialities Begley documents are hardly new. As Roger Ebert wrote, "Today's fictional characters do in a paragraph what Victorians spend 500 pages living down." Begley's characters act and sound like Victorians, not moderns.
As for his prose, no one will ever spot a solecism. But the tone is a bit starchy. Everybody speaks in complete sentences. Begley never places quotation marks around his dialogue, a needless affectation. I have never believed in showing, not telling; but here Begley does too much of the latter, not enough of the former.
If you are curious about Begley, buy About Schmidt, Mistler's Exit and The Man Who Was Late. These are artful studies in folly and conceit. Leave Memories of a Marriage alone.
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2014 Indoor: Competed in the preliminary heats of both the 60 meters and the 200 meters at the BIG EAST Championships and finished in 15th place overall in both events ... Registered times of 8.19 in the 60 meters and 26.34 in the 200 meters at the conference meet ... Opened the season by registering a personal best time of 8.17 in the 60 meters at the Jack Pyrah Invitational ... Came in ninth in both that race and the 300 meters (42.67) at the Jack Pyrah meet, as well as running the second leg of the third place 4x400 meter relay which recorded a time of 4:06.68 ... Placed 42nd in the preliminaries of the 60 meters at the Gotham Cup with a time of 8.32 and also led off the 4x400 meter relay in which Villanova finished fifth with a time of 3:59.28 ... Came in 51st in the 60 meters (8.20) and 55th in the 200 meters (26.43) at the Great Dane Classic ... Tied for 20th place in the preliminaries of the 60 meters (8.35) at the Tiger Open and also placed 12th in the 200 meters (26.90) at that meet ... Ran in the College section of the 200 meters at the Armory Collegiate Invitational and came in 47th in the preliminary heats with a time of 26.35.
Amherst Regional High School: School record holder in the 200 meters, the 4x100 meter relay and the 1600 meter sprint medley relay ... Named a first team All-Star by the Daily Hampshire Gazette as a senior and was also chosen as a Western Massachusetts All-Star by the Springfield Republican ... Competed at the Penn Relays in the 4x100 meter relay as well as at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals in the 4x100 meter relay and the 1600 meter sprint medley relay ... Presented with the Pearl E. Keyes Memorial Scholarship and the Charles Abramson Award, both during her senior year ... Achieved Honor Roll status academically all four years ... As a junior received the Brandeis Book Award for Social Action and Civic Engagement ... Presented with both the Prudential Spirit of Community Award and the Northampton Lodgs of Elks Scholarship as a senior ... Earned four Academic Excellence awards between her junior and senior years.
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Vineyards Restaurant and Bar Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(925) 521-3783
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: 6:30am - 11:00am Daily;
Lunch: 11:00AM - 5:00PM Daily;
Happy Hour: 6:00PM - 7:00PM and 9:PM to 10:00PM Daily;
Dinner: 5:00PM - 10:00PM Sun - Thu, 5:00PM - 11:00PM Fri & Sat;
Bar: 4:00PM - 11:00PM Sun - Thu, 4:00PM - 12:00AM Fri & Sat
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Gastro Pub, Californian, Comfort Food
Executive Chef:
Laurent Berthon
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
We offer over 21,000 Sq. Ft. of Meeting and Event Space for your Special Event or Business Meetings. We also offer off site Full Service Catering.
Private Party Facilities:
Private dining is available with reservation only.
Special Events & Promotions:
Vineyards Restaurant and Bar is overlooking the Tropical Atrium of the Crowne Plaza Hotel Concord/Walnut Creek, with our Koi Pond and an enclosed Air Conditioned high ceiling. One of East Bays most popular venues for Special Events, Weddings and Receptions.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Concord Avenue
Public Transit:
Just minutes away from downtown Concord, Todos Santos Plaza and Concord BART Station.
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Parking Details:
Parking is Complimentary.
A word from Vineyards Restaurant and Bar
Welcome to Vineyards Restaurant and Bar
Located in Concord, California
Farm to Fork~Grape to Glass
Our Chef and team use local organic and sustainably farmed products whenever possible, we take our food seriously!
Featuring exclusively California Wines &
Trend Setting Cocktails
Happy Hour from 6:00PM to 7:00PM
And again 9:00PM to 10:00PM daily
Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Casual Dining or Special Celebrations
Restaurant adjacent to Atrium and Terrace, water feature and Koi Ponds
Exclusive Private Dining Room available
Complimentary Parking
Located inside the Crowne Plaza Concord/Walnut Creek.
Diner Reviews
Another great dining experience at
Vineyards. Great service by wait staff"
Dined on 5/21/2014
Our server was just great. Any
special request was granted without any fuss. The food was hot and very well cooked. There were three of us all with different dinner request. The food was delivered at the proper time. We were not waiting nor did we feel rushed. luv2eat"
Dined on 5/12/2014
We had not been here for awhile
since the changes in hotel ownership so did not know what expect judging from some negative reviews on the internet. But we always liked the atrium atmosphere so we had Mothers Day brunch with my wife, my daughter (a mother as of 3 months) my son in law and new grandson. We had a 10 am reservation and were seated right away. The service was good and for the most part the food was also good. The only two drawbacks were there was no fresh fruit and there could have been a better selection of desserts. Otherwise the selections were great from the carving station to the omelet bar to the seafood bar. Best of all, there were no lines to get food which can be a problem on holidays. We''ll come back."
Dined on 5/11/2014
We had reservations for Brunch on
Easter Sunday at noon. We got there at 12:10 and had to wait in line for 20 minutes. We saw many tables opened, but not cleared off. I had my 87 year old aunt with me and she had to stand on a sloped walkway, not place to sit. When we went for the hot food at the buffet, most items were barely warm close to cold. Cold and hard Eggs Benidict was the worst offering! The poor choice of tongs to pick up food items caused people to struggle with holding on to items causing he line to back up. The display of Easter deserts was boring and cakes and cookies tasted like cardboard. "
Dined on 4/20/2014
The Vineyards put on a buffet in
the atrium of the hotel.Set up banquet style, with folding tables and chairs. We were there for the first seating @ 10 AM and things were pretty chaotic. The food was good for a buffet and their was a nice selection. The wait staff was totally lost as to what was going on. They all seemed to be willing, but didn't know the drill."
Dined on 4/20/2014
The experience was mediocre. The
food was good but not outstanding. Our server however, was phenomenal. She was attentive and kind and really made the meal."
Dined on 3/29/2014
Food quite good (esp the
vegetarian cassoulet, wow!), prices very reasonable, server was nice and properly attentive. No complaints. A good option to have, even better with 1,000-point tables."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Three dinners; Sea Bass, Duck and
Steak. These were good; otherwise the rating overall w/b poor. However, the portions were marginal and the rest of the meal was not sufficient quality/quantity to justify $65 per head pre fixe menu price ($85 with wine pairing option). Lobster Bisque the worst I have had in 40 years of dining out. Tasted like weak tomato soup with half and half and a hint of lobster. Green and beet salads ordinary and small. The bread was of ordinary store-bought quality at best. Deserts were decent & plentiful but too sweet/not labeled. Service was marginal, with errors. Diners had to retrieve deserts from a separate location. The wine pairings were pedestrian. Overall poor value for the price paid."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Very good service, a very nice
waitress. The food was excellent. We will definitely go there again."
Dined on 12/25/2013
We were quite pleased with our
dinners and the service was excellent. Given its location in the hotel it is a great place to go to get the outdoor dining experience while protected from the elements while seated on their expansive indoor patio"
Dined on 11/9/2013
This restaurant is inside the
Crown Plaza Hotel. The ambiance is very nice with an open flow in the large interior atrium. The menu and service was classic and classy. Our server, Bayardo, dressed in coat and tie, was efficient and very friendly. He was the shift supervisor. He had great recommendations on the food and wine. The classic menu is heavy on steaks and chops, but does include enough seafood, poultry, and vegetarian entrees to please most. The French onion soup and clam chowder were both excellent. Our two entrees were delicious, the portabello mushroom steak and the Rib Eye steak accompanied by a large Idaho baked potato. There is a full bar and a nice California wine list."
Dined on 10/11/2013
I don't consider this a
restaurant, definitely a bar/grill. Food was just okay. Service was not good. I would not recommend it to anyone and I would never go back there again."
Dined on 10/6/2013
Food and service were good, and
the setting is lovely amid trees along an indoor stream. The deserts are spectacular."
Dined on 9/13/2013
The beef was good, the potato was
good, the broccoli rabbe (sp?) was tepid and no rolls or bread were offered. It was all good--just not great. The service was excellent, however!"
Dined on 5/19/2013
We usually do family brunches at
the Hilton Concord but thought we'd try something different for a change. Unfortunately, change is sometimes not for the better. The buffet spread consisted of potatoes, bacon, sausage, eggs benedict, veggies, roast pork, roast chicken, pasta w/sun dried tomatoes and salmon. They also had tri tip and ham, an omelet station, seafood station with crab and shrimp. Two salads, cut fruit and a dessert station. The quality of the food was quite mediocre and the elegance was far from that of the Hilton. Service was fair, it was difficult to get refills and plates removed from our table. Priced at $43 for adults, which is the going rate at most special brunches. Back to the Hilton we go!"
Dined on 5/12/2013
Grilled pork chop was tasty but
dry. Ahi tuna was tasteless and unevenly cooked. Server was wonderful but that didn't make up for the food. We won't be retuning."
Dined on 12/22/2012
Have been here a few times for the
service and food. This time was not good...service was horrid so my girlfriend and I left before even getting menus. There was a wedding going on in the open area, so the noise was terriable too, so this was just a bump in the road, so I will go back..."
Dined on 11/1/2012
Three Filet Mignon steaks and one
New York steak were ordered. All medium rare. Two Filets and the New York were thick, tender and cooked as ordered. The third filet was much thinner, more medium than medium rare and tasted old. Our waitress was very nice and took the steak back, however, the new steak was't much better and by that time the other three persons had already finished eating. Priced too high and not worth a return visit."
Dined on 9/18/2012
Another excellent experience at
Vineyards Chop House."
Dined on 9/14/2012
Food was excellent, service good
and the wine list reasonably priced. Noisy. Personal attention from the chef."
Dined on 9/1/2012
We went to have dinner there for
my husband's birthday. We didn't know that there was no seating inside the restaurant - it's all an "outdoor" patio, and by "outdoor", I mean that the entire restaurant is just sectioned off from the lobby of the Crown Plaza hotel. Not quite what we expected, but to top it off, there was a wedding RECEPTION going on in the lobby with a DJ playing loud music. To some, this may not have been so bad, but for two parents who don't get to go out very often, I would love to be able to actually hold a conversation with my husband."
Dined on 8/25/2012
No complaints. Surprised there
were not more diners."
Dined on 7/22/2012
Took the Family to Mother's Day
brunch. Arrived at 9:50 for our 10am reservation, There was a long line to get in I asked an employee if we had to wait in line if we had reservations? He said yes. I don't know why we had a reservation then?"
Dined on 5/13/2012
Just had a burger with Pt. Reyes
blue which made it extra tasty and a salad, no bun. My friend wasn't impressed with her Caesar as there was no anchovies or taste in the dressing. Very basic. Excellent wine selection as unexpected."
Dined on 4/12/2012
We had been to the Crowne Plaza
Hotel for their buffet brunch a couple years ago and thought the food was excellent and really enjoyed ourselves. This trip was very different. Some better, some not as good. The atmosphere was quite a bit better. They have updated the hotel and the atrium area where the brunch is held, very nicely. I was disappointed that there is no longer a buffet, but their salad table and cheese table were excellent. As far as my entree, I would have to say that the steak on the steak and eggs meal left a lot to be desired. Our waitress was slow and although there was only 1 table occupied when we got there, she was very frantic and couldn't remember what we had ordered, like coffee???? Not good."
Dined on 4/1/2012
We ordered calamari, chicken
wings, and burgers. The calamari plate was huge, but I didn't like the ton of parmesan on it. Burgers were very tasty."
Dined on 3/1/2012
First Time Here. The food was
great. Just took too long to get served. Staff was obviously overwhelmed."
Dined on 2/14/2012
I made a reservation for
Valentine's Day. However, they failed to reserve a table for me by over-booking their tables. As I was waiting (and waiting), one of the diner's came to the front and complained that they had been there for 45 minutes and hadn't even been served bread or water. At that point, we decided to leave. As a side note, the ambiance looked cheap--like the place was supposed to be a bar and someone decided to put tables in the lobby of the hotel. We'll never be back and if you're thinking of trying this place, think again and try somewhere else."
Dined on 2/14/2012
Valentines Day is supposed to be
romantic and attentive... It's not condusive when you make reservations on time, and sit at a table without water or bread or attention for over 10 (I want to say 15) minutes. You see 1 waitress trying to cover all of the tables, and politely ask for attention. Then a gal comes from the banquet room to take your order, yet you still have no water. You eventually get water and bread, but continue for another 10-15 minutes waiting for wine. Finally dinner arrives, but the meat is dry and just warm. You finish dinner, and are still waiting for at least 10 minutes with your credit card on the table (and you don't have a bill),finally ask someone to take it. This whole time the host is walking around but not help"
Dined on 2/14/2012
An elegant location. They were
moderately busy but had only one waiter...needed more help, but he did the best he could. He seated us in a requested warm area and gave us a couple of "special attentions" that were nice. The $10 corkage fee was very reasonable. (I think his name was Eric.) The taste of the food was very good and served hot, but also very pricey! For example---at your prices a small scoop of mashed potatoes should be included with the entree, not as a $6 side dish. You have an attractive venue---one of the nicest in Concord. Note that we (and others) dine out weekly. Our final word: we shall return another day to enjoy another fine meal."
Dined on 2/11/2012
fresh and delicious food,
excellent service from maitre de and from Joy, our waitress"
Dined on 2/9/2012
This was the first time the
Vineyard Chop House did a prix fixe menu on Christmas. While the food was wonderful and our waiter was great, we were there for 3 hours. Mostly waiting for our food to arrive. The restaurant was also very cold once the sun went down. We had some older people in our group and they were not happy how chilly it was. All in all our meal was great. I am sure they will work out the kinks to this service on holidays."
Dined on 12/25/2011
Was greeted by a friendly and
energetic staff. Manager took the time to really aknowledge that we were first time guests and told us the` story of Vineyards. Was great, friendly wait staff (Joy). Amazing Rib Eye Steak. Will definitely come again."
Dined on 11/30/2011
If you can beyond the fact of the
venue being in a hotel, you'll notice that The Vineyards works very hard to provide you a pleasurable dining experience. There are a lot of nice touches including the cute carafes in which they serve your wine. The sound of the fountains and classical music in the background is nice. The staff was very friendly and accomodating as well."
Dined on 11/25/2011
This was the worst service and
food I have ever had. Let's just leave it at that."
Dined on 8/7/2011
The food was excellent. We were
celebrating my daughter's 16th birthday and the waiter was nice enough to get my daughter a mud pie cake and sing her happy birthday without us asking, so I think that was very sweet. We are very pleased with the service and food."
Dined on 7/2/2011
looking at the menu's
dishes/prices, you'll begin to form an assumption of what this place will be like. You'll be wrong. Not NECESSARILY in a bad way, but you have to be of a certain niche to really feel satisfied here. Brass tacks: its basically an outcropping tacked onto the hotel bar, with it's FAUXliage and a koi pond. It's not a fancy wow your date place,not a quaint,'our little place' romantic dinner destination. It feels a little weird. but it's nearly gourmet cuisine (nothing daring) in a setting that is COMPLETELY unassuming or imposing will let you have an amazing dinner without ever feeling like you are have to be in your 5 star best.Had 9pm res. & Were the ONLY Diners other than a few at the bar.Everything was very good"
Dined on 6/17/2011
Our appetizer was served with my
partner's main course, my main course followed 5-10 minutes later. We had to ask for bread for the table. The tables are in the lobby of a very active hotel - zero ambiance. Foor portions were appropriate. Plate presentation was unimaginative. No spoons provided to stir cream in coffee."
Dined on 6/4/2011
The koi pond/river running
throughout the atrium was a hit with the kids. They serve a nice mother's day brunch/lunch. Too bad they were so understaffed... The service is usually much better."
Dined on 5/8/2011
Went for Mother's Day brunch. My
mother and grandmother enjoyed it. The food was good. They seemed to be a little short-staffed for an event like this, but overall it was a good experience."
Dined on 5/8/2011
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April 29, 2013
Pro-Israel forces inside the U.S. are willing to use their money to buy political influence and protection for Israel across the political spectrum. I do believe that much of the suffering could be alleviated if we would put sufficient energy and resources behind putting out in public view how the pro-Israel lobby misdirects U.S. and European policies and prevents pro-peace and justice politicians from ever having the opportunity to put those values, along with our basic human dignity, permanently on the table for public debate. – Cynthia McKinney
April 1, 2011
I am pleased to stand with my colleagues today who are outraged at Nobel Peace Laureate President Obama's decision to wage war on Africa in Libya. At the outset, let me state that Libya is home to tens of thousands of foreign students and guest workers. The students come from Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. The messages I have received from concerned Africans state that these young, innocent people, inaccurately labeled by the U.S. press as "Black mercenaries," have been trapped in hostile territory and are hated by the U.S.-allied Al Qaeda insurgents.


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Former president Moshe Katsav, serving seven years for a rape conviction, left Ma'asiyahu Prison in Ramle for the first time since beginning his sentence in December, in order to attend the wedding of his son Noam on Sunday .
The former president is currently serving a seven-year prison sentence after being unanimously convicted in the Tel Aviv District Court in 2010 of two counts of rape, two counts of sexual harassment, an indecent act using force and obstruction of justice.
Under the terms of his release, Katsav was not allowed to visit his home in Kiryat Malachi, and was barred from giving interviews to the press. He was free to mingle with the wedding guests.
The former president must return to the prison by midnight on Sunday.
The Supreme Court ruled last week that Katsav would not be allowed a further appeal hearing in his rape trial.


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Tuesday, April 30
North Shore Horticultural Society, 7:30 p.m., American Legion Hall, 14 Church St. Cathy Felton presents "Bulb Growing Throughout the Year." All welcome. Refreshments. 978-232-0102.
Wednesday, May 1
Council on Aging ice cream social for seniors, 1:30 p.m., Newport Park Community Room. Reservations required; call 978-526-7500.
Wednesday, May 8
Council on Aging monthly mystery ride, van pickup starts at 1 p.m., return by 3 p.m. Driver heads to an undisclosed destination on North Shore for some delicious fun! For reservations, call 978-526-7500.
Thursday, May 9
Council on Aging's lunch trip to Gloucester's Passports restaurant, 11:30 a.m. senior van pickup, return by 1:45 p.m. For reservations, call 978-526-7500.
Open Door's annual Empty Bowl Dinner, 4 to 8 p.m., Cruiseport Gloucester. Extra parking at Good Harbor Beach, with regular trolley service to and from event. $15, $10 for children under 10. Tickets at door. Simple soup, bread and cookie. Guests choose and keep soup bowl handcrafted for event. 978-283-6776. www.foodpantry.org.
Friday, May 10
Council on Aging trip to Peabody and Danvers malls, pickup starts at 9:30 a.m. Seniors may choose between North Shore or Liberty Tree malls. $3 donation requested. For reservations, call 978-526-7500.
Friday, May 17
Council on Aging's monthly trip to Trader Joe's in Danvers, van departs Manchester at 9:30 a.m. One hour shopping at Trader Joe's or any other store in the plaza. For reservations, call 978-526-7500.
Wednesday, May 22
Tea and dessert at Manchester Historical Museum, 2 p.m., Trask House. Reservations required; call Council on Aging at 978-526-7500. Transportation available.
Thursday, May 23
Council on Aging trip to Victoria Station on Pickering Wharf in Salem, van pickup at 11:15 a.m. Lunch followed by Salem Trolley tour. For reservations, call 978-526-7500.
Friday, May 24
Council on Aging shopping trip to Walmart Plaza in Seabrook, N.H., 9:30 a.m. van pick up, return by 1:30 p.m. For reservations, call 978-526-7500. $3 donation requested.
Sunday, April 28
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Hillary Clinton to run for President in 2008
Since the birth of the United States our leaders have been men. Only recently in our history have woman and people of other nationalities been elected into a leadership role. Now, in the 21st Century, it\'s time we elect a woman president, Hillary Clinton.I feel Hillary would be the right choice. Who better to make the changes that we, the people of the United States of America, desperately need. The 2008 Presidentual election of Hillary Clinton could be the most influential election of the 21st century. We\'ve had over two hundred years of this country run by men, now is the perfect time to see what a woman can do. She certainly can\'t do no worse. Maybe she can get our national debt back down after you know who has run it up Billions of dollars in just over five years.
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We could use you as president for the mess we're in. If you win the primary election you should have Senator Cory Booker as a running mate but you might have better people in mind. I was suffering not getting driving lessons when I had a learner's permit. Your husband had a balanced budget.
We could use you for the fiscal issues we're having and so much greed. I have my own petition on the fiscal issues and against greed that should go to you on various links. There are other people who are suffering not getting driving lessons. It's a long waiting list for the behind the wheel and longer wait for special needs learners as of less qualifying for them.
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Secluded Luxury Villa with Pool on Sian Ka'an Beach in Tulum
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
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rates (USD)
/ week
$ 10,000 - $ 14,000 / month
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The property is comprised of a newly completed main residence (the casa), a poolside guest house (the casita), a secluded beach, a hand-tiled custom pool, and a private dock. All are gracefully connected by stone patios and walkways. Both of the buildings parallel the beach, providing excellent ocean views, refreshing sea breezes, and the constant, soothing sound of the breaking surf.
Set within Mexico's largest Caribbean nature preserve, Sian Ka'an, amid tropical gardens on one of the world's most secluded and unspoiled beaches is CASA LUNITA, the place where luxury and privacy merge.
A self-sufficient, ecologically friendly home, generating its own electricity through wind and solar energy, Casa Lunita is the ultimate in eco-chic for the environmentally conscious vacationer.
Just step out your door and stroll down the empty white powder sand beach for miles or walk through the mangrove forest to the large dock to relax in a hammock or take a kayak out to explore the gentle waters of the lagoon, teeming with wildlife. From the rooftop sundeck of Casa Lunita, the 360 degree panoramic view of the Boca Paila peninsula will leave you awestruck and provide the perfect spot to watch sunrises and sunsets. These breath-taking vistas create a sense of the property's location within an enchanting bio-reserve surrounded by verdant forests and bodies of water.
Just a short drive away are a wide variety of restaurants, bars and lounges, ranging from Thai cuisine to Italian and of course fantastic local fare and fresh seafood. We would be happy to recommend a few. Also available to the north are many tour companies, yoga classes, day spas and gift shops to explore and enjoy.
For the more adventurous guests, to the south lies the rest of the bio-reserve. An hour and a half drive through the park will bring you to the isolated fishing settlement of Punta Allen where restaurants and snorkeling, bird watching, and fishing tours are available.
For a day off the beach, adventures await at the Mayan ruins Tulum and Coba, the colonial city of Valladolid and the many cenotes and nature parks-- all within driving distance. If shopping is your thing or you want a little time in the crowds, Playa del Carmen and Cancun are not far either. We are sure the area has a little something for everyone and all can be enjoyed from your own secluded tropical paradise at Casa Lunita.
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The Yucatan Peninsula has long been, and continues to be, Mexico's top travel destination and one of the most popular beach destinations in the world. There are many reasons for this deserved popularity such as the safety of the peninsula, the clear clean warm waters, the great visibility for snorkeling and diving, the pleasant climate and the fascinating and well-preserved Mayan historical sites. The locals are welcoming and friendly, the food is delicious, there is abundant fishing and many unique cenotes (the exposed cool clear water holes of the underground network of caves and rivers on the Yucatan Peninsula) to visit. The colorful Mexican culture and enchanting colonial cities are a delight for travelers, while large package resorts and remote pristine beach getaways tempt those interested in true relaxation. All of this and more keep people coming back year after year in larger and larger numbers.
activities and attractions in Tulum Yucatan
One could easily pass a week or more soaking up the Caribbean ambiance and refreshing peace of Casa Lunita without ever wanting to leave the property, but most will be tempted to explore at least a few of the possible adventures available from our doorstep.
vacation rental rates
Holiday Season.... Xmas and New Years.....$8000/week
High Season.....January-April....$4800/week
Shoulder Season.....May-July, Nov-Dec...$3800/week
Low Season.....August-October.....$3200/week
Rates subject to 14% government tax
A $500 non-refundable reservation deposit is required at time of booking.
A 3 night minimum required except during PEAK and HIGH season when a week minimum is required.
Jane Morrison 7207717331
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Top things to do in Tulum
- Local bone fishing guides
- Diving and snorkeling tours of the reef and/or Cenotes
- Massage and Spa treatments
- Impressive archaeological site tours
Top things to do on a budget
- Bird watching tours
- Mayan Cultural projects tours
- Sunset boat cruises
Top things to do with a family
- Gibbon sanctuary and reserve visits
- Sunday evening Salsa Lessons
- Spanish Language Courses
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Track & field sweeps A-Sun Athlete of the Week honors
Strong performances by juniors Charlene Charles and Bienna Freeman at the Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup on Feb. 4 helped the duo sweep the A-Sun Athlete of the Week honors.
Charles earned the field conference weekly honor by breaking her current pentathlon record with 3,971 points (1st). She took first in the 60-meter hurdles (8.88), high jump (5'7.25"), long jump (19'2.5") and 800-meter (2:19.74) for a point's total that leads the conference and ranks 10th nationally.
"Charlene overcame a subpar hurdle race to produce really nice performances for the remainder of the competition," JU head coach Ron Grigg said. "Her score will put her in contention to be a national qualifier. She has overcome a lot of frustrations to come this far and we are proud of her determined effort."
Freeman earned her second career track conference weekly accolade by winning the 800-meter with a school-record time of 2:09.35. Her time leads the conference as well and is 34th nationally.
"Bienna continues to improve with each race she runs," Grigg said. "We haven't found the limits to her talents yet. She ran a smart first 600 meters and had a monster final 200 meters which has been her trademark."
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"Well, who looks like me as an old man? Well, my old man does! It seemed like a fun thing to do," said Clooney about his father, Nick.
The elder Clooney makes a cameo in the World War II movie about art historians, museum directors and curators rescuing art stolen by the Nazis.
He might have needed some prodding, but Nick Clooney couldn't be more proud of his son's work. George Clooney directed, co-wrote and stars in the film.
"He does it because he now has been given this gift not only of talent but the gift of power, the power to do something about things that he sees as wrongs in the word, everyone of them….and he'll tackle all of them," said Nick Clooney.
The Clooneys join Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett and John Goodman in the movie based on a true story opening in theaters on Feb. 7, 2014.


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from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 22, 2014 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Pop Atheism and the Power of the Gospel, Dan Dewitt's contribution to the July issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
Win 200 Copies of "Everyone's a Theologian" for Your Church
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 21, 2014 Category: Ministry NewsThanks to Reformation Trust, Ligonier Ministries is giving away a church prize pack that consists of 200 copies of R.C. Sproul's latest book, Everyone's a Theologian. This prize pack will be shipped to a church of the winner's choice located within the United States of America or Canada. Keep Reading