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CUPERTINO — For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever, Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones — a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be "the gold standard of smartphones" and reads your fingerprint.
Apple unveiled the latest iPhone models, available on Sept. 20, during an event at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters. The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market. The lower-cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don't have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U.S. and Europe.
Research firm Gartner Inc. estimates that Apple had a 14.4 percent share of the world's smartphone market in the second quarter of this year, No. 2 behind Samsung's 31.7 percent.
The lower-cost iPhone 5C will be available in five colors — green, blue, yellow, pink and white. CEO Tim Cook calls it "more fun and colorful" than any other iPhone. The 5C has a 4-inch Retina display and is powered by Apple's A6 chip. It also has an 8 megapixel camera, live photo filters and a rear cover that lights up.
The iPhone 5C will cost $99 for a 16 gigabyte model and $199 for a 32 gigabyte model with a two-year wireless contract.
Jefferies analyst Peter Misek called the phones "lovely," but said in a note to investors that the $99 minimum price for the 5C is "is higher than expected and still leaves Apple with a product gap in the low-end."
Without a contract, the 5C costs $549 and $649 depending on memory size.
The second phone, the 5S, is "the most forward-looking phone we have ever created," said Phil Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple. It will come in silver, gold and "space gray" and run a new chip, the A7 that is up to twice as fast as the A6.
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Professor Dobbs received her B.S. in Biology from the University of Georgia in 1977 and her Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from the University of Oregon in 1983. She received an NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship in 1984, and worked with Elizabeth Blackburn at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Dobbs joined Iowa State University in 1987. From 1999 through 2001, she served as the first Chair of the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (BCB) Graduate Program at ISU. Currently, she serves as Director of ISU's NSF IGERT Training Program in Computational Molecular Biology
Long-term research goals of the Dobbs group are to understand how proteins and nucleic acids achieve their functional three-dimensional structures and to elucidate mechanisms that determine recognition and regulate interactions among proteins, nucleic acids and other molecules in cells. We use both computational and wet-lab experimental approaches to explore the structure and function of important macromolecular complexes, in close collaboration with several groups at Iowa State, University of Minnesota, and Harvard University.
Current areas of focus include: development of novel antiviral therapies against HIV-1 and other lentiviruses; rational design of zinc finger proteins (ZFPs) as tools for genomic modification and gene therapy; prediction of epitopes and nucleic acid binding residues in proteins; and prediction and experimental validation of structural and functional effects of mutations and SNPs in proteins. For details, please visit the Dobbs Lab website: http://ddobbs.public.iastate.edu/
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On 02/04/09, the House voted 407-1 to pass legislation aimed at reducing prisoner fatalities by requiring states to report details about deaths to the Justice Department.
The bill (H.R. 738), sponsored by Rep. Scott (D-VA), would require any state that receives federal grants for law enforcement to report deaths in custody or face reductions in funding. Under the measure, states would have to report additional details such as demographic information and locations of prisoner fatalities.
The measure would allow states 120 days after enactment to come into compliance with the new requirements. It would also allow the attorney general to grant extensions if a state exhibits a good-faith effort to comply.
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Images of the aftermath are hard to look at. Homes decimated--leaving some possibly trapped alive underneath the rubble. But that's where search parties like the one Carmen Rodriguez's son Edgar is part of come into play.
"He said 'Ma, at this point we are looking for whatever we can find,'" Carmen said.
A current master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, the former Fort Myers High graduate is now doing his part to help.
"Every time that I see the television run, tears run because it's bad," she said.
The 16-year veteran trains pilots and was already stationed in Oklahoma when the tornado struck in Moore. Since yesterday he's been sending his mom videos showing the devastation...along with glimpses of Rodriguez himself leading the charge.
"He told me that he found a dead person and a lot of animals, dead animals," she said.
He's also giving Carmen constant updates on the round-the-clock searches for any survivors.
"He just text me he was heading back to work no rest no rest," she said.
And while this mother watches the news with a heavy heart, she's filled with pride that her son is making a difference.
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Mushroom Steak Recipe
Usually, I'd make this dish in the oven. But when I knew I wouldn't have time for it to bake one night, I let it simmer all day in the slow cooker and had great results. The leftovers are wonderful! —Sandy Pettinger, Lincoln, Nebraska
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 1 beef top round steak (2 pounds), cut into 1-1/2-inch strips
- 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 small onion, cut into thin wedges
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed golden mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/4 cup sherry or beef broth
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- Hot cooked egg noodles
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Add beef, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat.
- In a 3-qt. slow cooker combine the mushrooms, onion and beef. Combine the soup, sherry, oregano, thyme and remaining pepper; pour over top. Cover and cook on low for 7-9 hours or until beef is tender. Serve with noodles. Yield: 6 servings.
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It was just a little bland. I ended up adding about 1/4 -1/3 cup of sour cream and calling it beef stroganoff.
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This turned out well. I didn't have 7 hours, so after dipping meat in flour mixture, I seared it in the skillet. Nice flavor!
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This was really easy and we all enjoyed it (even the kids). The steak was super tender after cooking all day.
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Luxury Lake Condo Within Minutes Of Downtown Denver in Denver
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This is a former model with all designer furnishings,decor, and
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Eat Your Way to Better Health
"You are what you eat -- right now," says David Heber, M.D., director of the Center for Human Nutrition at UCLA and author of What Color Is Your Diet?
For example, Dr. Heber explains, every day your body is subjected to the damaging effects of oxygen particles known as free radicals. They can cause harmful inflammation anywhere in the body, which certainly can result in disease later on in life, but can also make you feel tired and dull today.
On the other hand, "Certain nutrients in foods can fight this inflammation, and the daily effects of getting them in your diet can be seen and felt," says Dr. Heber. Here, our top eight foods (okay, one is a drink) for more feel-good-now vitality.
1. Don't Fear Lean Red Meat.
Surprised to see beef on the list? Don't be. Millions of women in the U.S. are deficient in iron. Lean red meat is one of the best food sources of iron and zinc, which are needed to boost energy and repair damaged tissue, respectively. A new study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that women who had lower levels of iron in their diets (but not anemia) were more fatigued when they exercised compared with those who had higher iron levels. Lean beef is a great source of protein, too.
"Most women don't eat enough protein," says Dr. Heber. "But it's crucial to have adequate amounts of this nutrient in your diet, about 20 percent of calories, to help sustain energy and reduce hunger." Although nutrition experts are not sure why, protein has been shown to satisfy hunger better than fats or carbohydrates do. Don't take this as an open invitation to move into the Slab o' Beef Steakhouse, however.
Two or three weekly servings of lean beef will keep your iron and zinc at healthy levels. And no, we're not talking 16-ounce T-bones here -- keep portion sizes to 3 to 4 ounces apiece.
2. Give a Standing Ovation for Oats.
Oatmeal is a great source of soluble fiber, which absorbs water in the digestive tract and bulks up, making you feel fuller longer than do carbohydrates without soluble fiber (such as a bagel).
Oatmeal is also low on the glycemic index, which means it doesn't cause a rapid increase in blood sugar, followed by a crash that can leave you tired, jittery and even hungrier, as you may experience after eating sugary foods. Steady blood sugar levels mean steady fuel to maintain your energy.
Two studies conducted at Pennsylvania State University, in University Park, showed that people who ate a fiber-packed high-carbohydrate breakfast, including oats, increased the amount of time they exercised.
In his book, Eating Well for Optimum Health, wellness expert Andrew Weil, M.D., recommends choosing steel-cut oats, which have an even greater effect on regulating blood sugar for the long haul. If you're not an oat-lover, try other whole grains such as barley, bulgur and quinoa.


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ESPN insider: Mike McCoy is ready to be a head coach
The team, which has already interviewed defensive coordinator Ray Horton and reached out to Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Todd Haley, has an interview scheduled Saturday with Denver offensive coordinator Mike McCoy.
McCoy, ESPN NFL insider John Clayton told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf, is ready to be a head coach.
"He's the hottest of all the assistant coaches, I don't think there's any doubt about that," he said.
McCoy, 50, was a finalist for the Miami job last offseason. He has been with the Broncos for four seasons after spending the previous nine on the Carolina Panthers staff. But it's his work with the Broncos that has garnered him the most attention.
Having led offenses run by Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning -- quarterbacks who could not be more different -- to the playoffs, McCoy appears to have a knack for getting the most out of the talent he has to work with.
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The professor gives us insight into where Cards' former head coach Whiz will end up, the latest on the Cards' search for a new head coach, and a look at the Wild Card Weekend matchups.
"He not only deserves a head coaching job, but also too, I think, probably the Nobel Prize."
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- Kirk Gibson, D-backs manager - Tuesday August 26D-backs manager Kirk Gibson discusses possible changes to a six-man rotation.
- Dave Pasch - Cardinals commentator - Tuesday August 26Dave Pasch thinks Michael Floyd is a number one receiving target.
- Mike Sando, ESPN NFL Insider - Tuesday August 26Mike Sando takes us inside the NFL headlines.
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- Bruce Arians- Cardinals head coach - Monday August 25Bruce Arians says Jay Feely was let go early on so he can catch on with another team.


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A Senior District Crown Prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service has given the following statement on Dino Contostavlos' sentence:
– Nigel Knight, CPS
This case involved a violent attack on three young men on a night out, who were admirably attempting to protect two girls they had just met.
Anyone in the situation these victims found themselves in would have feared for their own safety.
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The Tour de Fat is aptly named – a sedate bicycle ride around downtown Durham, followed by an afternoon of beer and food trucks.
It may not have been an Ironman event, but the leisurely parade of bikes stirred up the sidewalk crowd Saturday. The pedestrians smiled, laughed and reached for their cameras as a gaudily costumed vaudeville party rolled up Main Street to Duke East Campus and past Trinity Park in a lazy, traffic-stopping triangle.
A just-married couple on a tandem bike tagged along behind a unicorn on a scarily tall unicycle. A Mexican wrestler with a soap bubble machine left a floating iridescent trail in his wake. Leprechauns, butterflies, Santa Claus, Captain America, Wonder Woman, kilted women and a man in a German beer wench dress brought cheers from an apartment balcony along Trinity Avenue, where a man waved a half-empty fifth of liquor appreciatively.
Aaron Leininger was the lead of four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on a triple tandem, followed by his 4-year-old Logan, wife Lara and 2-year-old Daniel in a child seat caboose.
The Leiningers like riding their tandem on the greenways in Cary and Durham, though seldom in their Halloween costumes.
"This is a good cause," said Leininger, who liked the fact that donations went to Triangle Spokes Group, which provides bicycles to low-income children. "And it's social, getting the kids out and around other cyclists."
The social lubrication was supplied by tour sponsor New Belgium Brewing Co., which makes Fat Tire Ale and supports human-powered transportation of all sorts. It was the fourth annual Tour de Fat in Durham, which also sent donations to the Durham Bike Coop and BikeWalk NC.
One of the most popular attractions at the daylong party (motto: Beer, Bikes and Bemusement) by the Durham Bulls Athletic Park was the interactive bike pit, a collection of jerry-rigged bikes straight from the workshop of Rube Goldberg.
Matt Clay, a post-doctoral student in biology from Duke University, tried a half-dozen bikes: one with tires crafted with old tennis shoes, one with car tires and a four-wheeled bike that tipped back and forth like a seesaw. His favorite was a Mad Max contraption he dubbed the Tug of War Bike: two bikes welded together, hinged in the middle, pointing in opposite directions. The grass on the back of his shirt showed the challenge of synchronizing two riders with their backs to each other.
"It's a blast," Clay said.
Some Durhamians rode their own contraptions. Rob Walpole crafted the day's tallest bike at the Durham Bike Coop, welding one bike atop a second and positioning the saddle 5 feet, 2 inches off the ground.
"You have to really plan your mounts and dismounts," Walpole said. "It's a little scary at first."
Walpole has yet to topple or fall from the bike. Thus emboldened, he has plans for more. He bought a new acetylene welding kit on Friday and plans on cobbling together a swing bike that's hinged in the middle.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Dominion Virginia Power says it's not asking state regulators to increase its base rates for its customers for at least two years.
The Richmond-based electric utility proposed holding the rate as part of a Thursday filing with the State Corporation Commission.
Base rates make up about 60 percent of a typical residential bill and can only be adjusted every two years. The total bill for a typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month is about $107 and is only a couple of cents higher than it was in July 2008.
Dominion may still seek increases for the cost of fuel, constructing new plants or environmental compliance.
Regulators must rule on Dominion's filing by the end of November. Dominion is the state's largest electric company with about 2.3 million customers.


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Early this year, A Belgrade couple gave birth to a baby girl with a serious heart defect causing her to need a heart transplant. "It's nothing you ever want to go through. It's one of the toughest things we've ever had to experience as a family," said Bradley Dahl, Poppy's Father. Poppy Florence Dahl was born this past March with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a serious heart defect in which the left side of the heart is undeveloped.
Poppy went through her first surgery shortly after she was born, but did not react as doctors had hoped. "The whole time the doctors thought why isn't she thriving, why can't she get her chest closed, why isn't her heart not tolerate her chest being closed," said Christi Dahl, Poppy's Mother. Then, Poppy had a heart transplant at the end of May which went very well."She's doing great. She loves her new heart. She has no rejection," said Christi. But, this happy moment quickly turned into heartbreak. Poppy developed hydrocephalus, a condition in which fluid accumulates in the brain. She was not getting enough oxygen to her brain while doctors performed her first surgeries. Again, Poppy was sent to the operating room."You get kind of numb to it. The very first few times were just heart wrenching because you kind of wonder if this is the last time I am going to see her," said Bradley. Poppy was discharged early August and since then is doing great."For her to be discharged and for us all to be together is amazing," said Christi. "We've really got to know her while she's been at home with us. We get to play with her and just be a family."Currently, the family is living in Seattle as Poppy continues to get regular check-ups. Poppy's parents said they hope to be home in Montana soon. "We are so thankful for everyone's prayers and support. It's been such a comfort to know that we have had such a loving and prayful community back home," said Christi. Poppy will be six months on Sunday. To find out more about poppy and her journey, click here.


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People wave U.S. flags while cheering as police drive down Arlington street in Watertown, Mass., after a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings was captured.
Hundreds of Northeastern University students gather in Hemenway Street to celebrate the capture of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in Boston.
Members of the public cheer as police officers leave the scene where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, was taken into custody.
Boston-area residents cheered for police driving down the street after bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev was caught.
A makeshift memorial was started on Friday at the Boston University Martin Luther King Jr. memorial for a BU student killed in Monday's bombing.
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Boston-area residents cheer and hold up signs thanking police for their work capturing Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev.
Boston residents wave American flags to celebrate the capture of bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev.
Bostonians swarm a police car to say thank you to officers after a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing is taken into custody.
Police officers and SWAT team members greet each other after a police assault on a house on Franklin Street in Watertown. The manhunt for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, one of two brothers believed to have carried out the Boston Marathon bombing on Monday, ended with his capture while hiding in the stern of a boat parked in the backyard of a house.
Bostonians join in a chant of "USA!" after the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing is captured.
Neighborhood residents cheer to news that police have captured Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, in Watertown. Boston police said on Friday they have taken Tsarnaev into custody and are sweeping the suburban Boston neighborhood where he was captured after a massive manhunt.
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COLUMBIA, SC — Ginny Deerin, a veteran Democratic political operative who managed Charleston Mayor Joe Riley's most recent re-election campaign, says she is running for secretary of state.
Deerin, 63, made the announcement Saturday in Greenville during the state Democratic Party's annual issues conference. She spoke with The State newspaper earlier. Deerin will challenge Republican Mark Hammond, the former Spartanburg County clerk of court who has been in office since 2002 and is seeking a fourth term.
Deerin has never run for public office. But she has been involved in statewide campaigns, working for Charles "Pug" Ravenel's 1974 campaign for governor, which ended when the state Supreme Court removed Ravenel from the ballot because he did not meet the state's residency requirement. She also was a fundraiser for Riley's unsuccessful campaign for governor in 1994.
Most recently, Deerin founded Project XX, a campaign to encourage more women to seek appointment to college and university boards of trustees. She is the president of Lewis Walton LLC, a nonprofit consulting firm.
Secretary of state is one of South Carolina's nine constitutional officers, along with the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, education superintendent, treasurer, comptroller general, adjutant general and agriculture commissioner. The full-time job pays an annual salary of $92,007 to perform a host of administrative functions, including filings for businesses, nonprofits and charities.
If elected, Deerin said she would lobby the Legislature to lower the fees that the office charges for its various filings. While the office has a small budget – lawmakers gave it $950,000 last year – it collects more than $5 million in fines and fees every year, all returned to the state's General Fund. Those fees were set by the Legislature decades ago and have not been changed.
"With the Legislature, (which) is not into taxation and fees, I don't think it's a hard pitch," Deerin said. "The secretary of state's office talks about how great their return on investment is, as if it were a public, money-making company. So it's like, 'For every $1 that we get from the appropriations, we make $6.' I'm like, wait a minute, this is not a money-generating operation."
Hammond said he has never asked the Legislature to change the fees. But, in 2004, he worked to eliminate one of them: a $10 fee that some businesses had to pay to file their annual report.
Hammond said South Carolina's fees are some of the lowest in the Southeast. For example, out-of-state companies have to pay fees of $225 in Georgia and $600 in Tennessee, while South Carolina charges $110, according to a report compiled by the secretary of state's office.
"It shows that we are a very efficient office and we are able to send money to the general fund, which, in turns, pays for a lot of other services that the state provides," he said.
Deerin said she will not accept campaign contributions of more than $100 because she wants to focus on a grass-roots campaign. She plans to have a campaign budget of $60,000 and hire one campaign staffer to help her in September, if she wins the Democratic nomination. (Thus far, she is the only declared Democratic candidate for the post.) Records show Hammond raised just more than $45,000 in 2010, when he defeated Democrat Marjorie Johnson, winning 60 percent of the vote.
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Dajuandolyn Ramey found herself in the crossfire of a gun battle Thursday afternoon.
The little girl was playing outside her house near Arcadia Street and Detroit Avenue when shots rang out.
"I was just playing in the field, running around in circles," she said. "Yes, I knew it was gunshots. I've heard them before. It makes me sad."
Adds her mother Danita Roddy.
"I'm really blessed because she was right in the midst of it when it was going on. Blessed [she was] able to run and get inside the house," her mother Danita Roddy said.
A bullet from the shootout pierced the hood of Roddy's car.
She wasn't so lucky last fall.
"I was shot in the back," Roddy explained. "A bullet came through my house and hit me in the back in October."
Toledo Police say someone in a vehicle shot at a man in another car in the Arcadia/Detroit area Thursday. Shortly afterward, a man in a Cadillac pulled into the E.R. at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center with a gunshot wound.
Arcadia residents say police had cleaned up crime in their neighborhood, but now it's back.
"I guess they were afraid, because they saw the patrol cars around here a lot," said James O'Neil. "Now it's like it's going back to the way it used to be."
Police are also investigating if this shooting is connected to one Wednesday night at the Cherrywood Apartments, where two toddlers were injured and briefly hospitalized.
"Innocent kids," Roddy said. "They don't know when someone is going to have a discrepancy with one another."
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Akron Fire and dive teams have called off the search for a 12-year-old boy who went into Mud Brook and floated down stream.
The family tells us, Nick Shaffer was near the brook and he went in, his mother tried to pull him out.
Shaffer is autistic and the family said he had no shirt on when fell into the water.
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CATEGORIES Drama, Awards, Warner Brothers, New York, Toronto International Film Festival, Trailers and Clips, Trailers and Clips, Toronto Film Festival, Awards, CinematicalEver since Million Dollar Baby snuck in and sucker-punched its way to a Best Picture win back in 2004, Clint Eastwood's played things coyly when it comes to the Oscar race. His latest project, Hereafter, opens in about a month's time, yet until this week, we didn't even have a poster or a trailer with which to get intrigued about it... Now, we have the latter embedded below.
We did know that it was about a San Francisco psychic (Matt "Invictus" Damon) who's asked for help from the families of victims of several recent tragedies -- subway bombings, tsunamis and the like. The tone seems appropriately graceful coming from Eastwood, although there is the occasional clunky line or two (not every movie psychic should have to say "it's not a gift, it's a curse") and although this is, of course, only a minute or two by which to judge an entire movie. (That hasn't stopped me before.)
We might get early word out of Toronto from the film's one screening this weekend, before it then goes on to closes out the New York Film Festival next month. At any rate, we should hear whither Hereafter is worthy of contention, or even just worthy of your attention, before it opens everywhere on October 22nd.


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Agarageman says Elayne Boosler had as laughing so hard it almost hurt. She was funnnny! My wife loved her too. We saw her guest appearance on WGN Friday morning of her weekend in town and had to go.
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Great talent's showcased in a Las Vegas type area!
Comedian/writer/animal activist Elayne Boosler is best known for her thoughtful and feisty political humor, and her love of baseball and animals, all sharing a big part of her act. For 38 years, she seemingly has appeared on every talk show ever on TV, has produced and written 5 one-hour Showtime comedy specials, written and directed two movies for Cinemax, appeared on Comic Relief for years, on_ Politically Incorrect over thirty times, and has hosted specials, series, and events. In 1985 she financed her own comedy special (_Party of One, and no, she had no credit cards) when the cable stations would not let a female stand-up have a special. The success of that show blew open the gates of TV for female comedians.
She recently spent years sitting in for Stephanie on Stephanie Miller's syndicated radio show, and hosted the game show Balderdash for NBC in 2005/06. She has traveled the world doing stand-up, from Las Vegas to colleges to the London Palladium to the White House Press Correspondent's Dinner for President Clinton, to clubs to theaters everywhere. She has performed for the Queen of England as well as the president and congress at Ford's Theater. She moderated the Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate on C-Span for NOW, and is very active in women's and political issues. She has written for tv, print and film, and you can find a current large body of her work at the Huffington Post.
Elayne has been involved in hands on animal rescue and advocacy since 1996, and in 2001 founded, and runs, her own nationwide, all- animal rescue and advocacy non-profit organization, (Elayne Boosler's) Tails of Joy. Tails of Joy has saved thousands of animals in the last decade, and advocates for better treatment of all animals throughout the world. Elayne's fashion philosophy: "If you're not covered in dog hair, your life is empty".


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The long-anticipated compromise pension reform plan still has a couple of key critics
Mayor Ed Lee's pension reform proposal was unveiled May 24 with support from some of those who helped develop it, including investment banker Warren Hellman, Rebecca Rhine from the Municipal Executives Association, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce head Steve Falk, and San Francisco Labor Council Executive Director Tim Paulson.
The plan would dramatically alter the way the city manages employee retirement benefits, starting July 2012, while exempting employees who earn less than $50,000. Lee described it as "serious," "comprehensive," and a plan that "reflects consensus."
Already the legislation to place it on the fall ballot has secured the cosponsorship of Board President David Chiu and Sup. John Avalos, rival candidates for mayor. Other mayoral candidates also offered their support, including former Sup. Bevan Dufty and City Attorney Dennis Herrera.
But there is one notable exception to the support for this plan, a party that has been at the negotiating table where it was crafted: Service Employees International Union Local 1021, which represents about half of the city's 26,000 employees. The union claims the plan disproportionately affects 500 SEIU members, who are mostly women and people of color and already took large pay cuts last year to avoid layoffs.
Avalos, who described Lee's proposal as "a sensible approach" and "the right way to go," has said that if SEIU's concerns aren't adequately addressed, he'll withdraw his sponsorship.
"I'd like to get to a consensus, but if we don't and 10,000 union workers don't sign on, I'm going to take my name off as a sponsor," Avalos said. "We have to find ways to pay for pension benefits without decimating jobs and social services."
Lee's measure also didn't win over Public Defender Jeff Adachi, who claims the proposal won't make deep enough or fast enough cost savings in the next few years, so he will continue gathering signatures to place a rival measure on the ballot.
So rather than the consensus product Lee hoped the whole city family would be able to convince voters to support, it's looking like pension reform could again be a divisive issue and one that spills over into this year's mayor's race.
Chiu thanked "our brothers and sisters from the labor community" when Lee announced his pension measure, noting that "each city worker that makes more than $50,000 would have to give thousands every year." He supports the pension deal and hopes SEIU will eventually back it. Avalos and Sen. Leland Yee, another mayoral candidate, seem to be waiting for SEIU to sign on before offering their full support.
Mayoral spokesperson Christine Falvey told us that Lee views SEIU's concerns as separate from the pension reform proposal. "He appreciates SEIU's input in the pension reform talks and has committed to sitting down with them and trying to resolve this issue."
Then there's Adachi, who helped qualify Measure B, a 2010 pension reform proposal that united labor and city leaders in opposition. He continues to gather signatures to qualify a competing pension measure, needing about 50,000 signatures by early July unless Lee amends his plan to secure greater cost savings in less time.
"My focus is on this issue," Adachi said, praising Lee's efforts at achieving consensus. "But is this going to solve this problem so we don't have to come back within two to three years? It comes down to a math problem."
Adachi says Lee's plan doesn't adequately address the city's need to save money now.
"The stress period is really in the next four years, so my hope is that the mayor's proposal could be strengthened," Adachi said, noting that his proposal yields $90 to $144 million in annual savings, compared to $60 to $90 million annually under Lee's plan.
The Mayor's plan doesn't go far enough. On Bay Citizen, both Mayor Lee and Warren Hellman claimed that $300 million or more savings per year was necessary. Now they put up a measure that saves $60 million a year and claim it's a solid measure? I'd stick with the Adachi plan.
I usually appreciate Elsbernd for being a watchdog over the City's finances, but he's dropping the ball here. His legal argument seems to be that both the Mayor plan and the Adachi plan may affect vested rights, but the Mayor's plan sort of affects them less. His reasoning is weak. In the union's lawsuit over Prop B last year, the court acknowledged that the solvency of the system can be a material factor in whether vested rights can be affected -- it doesn't do any good to preserve benefits when those benefits crater the pension fund and there's no money left for anyone.
Adachi's plan saves more money. And it's more equitable for lower paid workers.
You omitted this critical fact, Lee's absurd $195,000 pension cap, in the chart provided.
Adachi's plan is superior and Elsbernd (Lee) is out to lunch:
(1) Adachi's plan generates far more savings and therefore, avoids more layoffs and more cuts to critical City services. How can Lee even claim this is enough when at the same time, claiming we need a bond to repair potholes?
(2) Adachi is right - SEIU employees need to stop subsidizing the very generous pensions of police and fire. If any reporter would bother to read the City Charter, police and fire were legally required to increase their pension contributions a long time ago.
3) Elsbernd is making stuff up about the "legal roll of the dice." The "commensurate benefit" employees receive is the solvency of their own pension system. Otherwise, all employees are at risk of losing some portion (or all) of their pension because it is currently between $2.5 billion and $6.5 underfunded. San Jose is taking more drastic action right now than Adachi is. A huge flaw in Lee's proposal is that reducing employee contributions in "boom years" is EXACTLY the type of thinking that got us into this mess in the first place.
4) Lee's plan is not the "Business Plan." If one researched, you would see that the Chamber of Commerce receives funding from the City and therefore has a clear conflict or ulterior motive to support Lee's plan. A real survey of businesses would reveal they would support Adachi paln as it generates more savings to preserve critical CIty services.
5) Adachi caps pensions at $140,000- Lee\Elsbernd at $195,000.
6) Adachi's plan is more equitable for lower paid workers.
As has been posted, Lee originally said in February his goal was $300 million in annual savings. He failed and is now touting his "serious" proposal. Lee didn't move the goal posts, he took them down.
...This is BY FAR the best reporting on the pension issue by SFBG. I hope we can continue to see solid reporting on this important topic.
I also agree with the last two sentences. This was a good article.
So, Supervisor Campos,
You are "intrigued" by the Mayor's plan? Like a rat looking up at a weaving cobra I'd guess. Hey, a guy's gotta pay is mortgage right?
Adachi's plan is more fair to all. As Joe O'Donoghue is wont to say: "Figures don't lie, but liars can figure.". The Hellman group are liars 'figuring'.
If Adachi or Gonzalez or both don't enter the race for Mayor because of this bullshit then they have holes in their heads. San Francisco needs a Mayor who'll tell them the truth and the remedies, not just someone looking to kiss Gabriel Haaland's upturned patooie at every opportunity.
Giants playing in my hometown (St. Louis) and every win is a loss and every loss is a win on both sides. Kind of like true love.
"Avalos, who described Lee's proposal as "a sensible approach" and "the right way to go," has said that if SEIU's concerns aren't adequately addressed, he'll withdraw his sponsorship."
Why is the city paying Avalos's salary?
Shouldn't the SEIU being paying it?
It's comical that the Bay Guardian thinks it is some sort of modern day muckraker when they line up behind these owned lackeys.
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Former Paly student, horse fan dies from fall exercising polo horse
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2006, not 2005. this is terrible...ariel was an amazing human being. she will live on in our memories
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We have been chatting with our daughter about this who was a classmate of hers. This particular class at Paly has lost too many classmates, and is another sad ripple in their community. I have been struck by this loss just feeling the loss Becky is feeling. My condolences to the family for their loss of such an amazing young person.


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The Yankees will not know who their first-round opponent is until the Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers finish their zany Wild Card playoff in Arlington late Friday night. The NL Wild Card playoff will take place a few hours before as the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals match up with the Atlanta Braves at Turner Field in what could be the last career game for Chipper Jones. The plot thickens.
So how about some baseless predictions? We can try to analyze these games as much as we want, but it still often comes down to guys like Francisco Cabrera who have all of 11 plate appearances that year to decide do-or-die games.
Wild Card Round
Orioles over Rangers- I just can't see Buck's team going down in one game.
Braves over Cardinals- Kris Medlen. We're done here.
Division Series
Yankees over Orioles in 4- There is certainly a distinct possibility for an upset here given Bud Selig's messed up Division Series schedule that gives the worse team the first games at home. I have faith in CC Sabathia, Hiroki Kuroda, and Andy Pettitte to get the job done regardless of location though.
Athletics over Tigers in 3- Again, there might be an upset because 88-win Detroit gets two home games before 94-win Oakland gets any (while the 90-win Rays and 89-win Angels sit at home, but that's a story for another day). However, Verlander can be beaten, which his 5.31 ERA last postseason should help indicate, and Oakland is on a 2007 Colorado Rockies-like run that will be difficult to stem. They will exact vengeance for their 2006 ALCS sweep at the hands of the Tigers and Magglio Ordonez.
Braves over Nationals in 5- Maybe if the Nats had Stephen Strasburg, they would be fine! #TrollTrollTroll In all seriousness, the Nats have a stellar rotation even without Stras, but I'm just getting a good feeling about the Braves. The Nats have a better team on paper, and it's not a secret. And yet...
Giants over Reds in 4- This teams with "eh" offenses and good pitching staffs. I'll trust the Giants more, even though the Reds have been better this year. Matt Cain.
Championship Series
Yankees over Athletics in 6- Here's where the amazing show known as the 2012 Oakland Athletics has its final act. That team could very well sweep the Yankees as they did in July if they stay hot, but again, I just can't dismiss that tough front three of CC, Hirok, and Andy so casually. I envision this being a low-scoring series.
Giants over Braves in 6- Matt Cain. I think it's more of a stretch to say that the Braves will beat the Nats than saying the Braves will beat the Giants, but oh well. Huff Daddy and BUSTER POSEYYYY.
World Series
Yankees over Giants in 7- No, I don't actually think the World Series will go seven games again. That kind of stuff only happens only a handful of times per decade and we already had one. Boy, did we have one. Then again... before last year the previous World Series to go seven games was Angels vs. Giants in 2002, which was the second consecutive World Series to go seven games (despite my heart's assurances that the 2001 World Series ended after Game 5). That was 10 years before last year! Yes! There's the baseless correlation!
Whatever. I want a seven-game World Series between the Yankees and Giants. Timmy Lincecum in the Bronx. Bobinson by the Bay. Make it happen, guys. The series will end on a double by Raul Ibanez in the top of the eighth of Game 7 while we're all bemoaning the fact that he's still in the game when he's been slumping most of the playoffs. Book it, and mock me afterward. It's just something about this guy and random clutch hits.
Enough rambling from me. Who do you have? How do you think October (and maybe November 1st) will shape up?


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Cowboys take two nice surprises
Had you told me the Cowboys would land Dez Bryant and Sean Lee with the first two picks, I would have been pleasantly surprised.
Cowboys make bold move for Bryant
The Cowboys live for these moments. To trade up and catch a falling star such as Dez Bryant, it's like Thanksgiving and Christmas rolled up in one.
Don't forget about Brewster in Cowboys' OL plans
The Cowboys are not disappointed with Robert Brewster, one of their third-round picks from last season who spent the year on injured reserve with a torn pectoral muscle.
FS Watkins signs one-year tender with Cowboys
The Cowboys announced that FS Patrick Watkins signed his one-year RFA tender offer Thursday.
A look at four books on football
Tom Danyluk shares his thoughts on a variety of football books he recently had the chance to peruse — two from the vaults and two current tomes.
Don't assume Cowboys are peddling Barber
The lack of workhorse-type backs in the draft makes a player such as Marion Barber an intriguing target, but there are reasons why the Cowboys might not trade him.
Cowboys DE Spears signs tender
Cowboys restricted free-agent DE Marcus Spears has signed his one-year tender, the team's Web site reported Tuesday.
Cowboys release OT Adams, S Hamlin
The Cowboys released veteran OT Flozell Adams and veteran S Ken Hamlin on Friday.
Jones hints that Cowboys might favor Felix
Owner Jerry Jones spoke to a small group of media at the NFL's spring meetings and indicated that RB Felix Jones will get every chance to start next season.
Cowboys might go free-agent route at safety
The team appears to be moving past Ken Hamlin and would consider moving him or releasing him if they get an adequate replacement.
Five minutes with a legend: Tony Dorsett
Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Dorsett talks about staying in the spotlight as a retired NFL great, being a proud Cowboys alum, his record 99-yard touchdown run and being involved with a new fantasy football game featuring the greatest ...
Cowboys tender Austin at highest level
In addition to offering tenders to a number of their free agents Thursday, the Cowboys have tendered breakout WR Miles Austin at the highest level, meaning that any team that wanted to sign him to an offer sheet would have ...
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Regardless of whether RB Clinton Portis is still in Washington next season, the Redskins need new blood at running back. PFW concludes its analysis of team needs with the NFC East.
Cowboys likely to keep all three backs
It's looking more as if the Cowboys will keep their deep stable of running backs rather than trading one for help elsewhere.
Hall of Fame Game will feature Cowboys against Bengals
A pair of 2009 division champions will kick off the 2010 NFL preseason when the Cowboys play the Bengals in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, on Aug. 8, the Hall of Fame and the NFL ...
Bryant has undergone surgery on his broken left index finger after postponing the procedure for the final three games of the season. The team reported Tuesday's successful surgery on its website. Bryant decided to play through the injury because the Cowboys were still in playoff contention. They lost the finale at Washington 28-18 with the NFC East title at stake.||||||| Bryant broke the finger in the fourth quarter at Cincinnati on Dec. 9 and caught a game-changing touchdown pass after the injury. He had a career-high 224 yards two weeks later against New Orleans. A franchise record-tying touchdown streak of seven games ended against the Redskins. The third-year pro finished with career highs of 1,382 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Bryant showed no ill-effects from a broken finger, finishing with nine catches for a career-high 224 yards and two touchdowns in the Cowboys' loss to New Orleans on Sunday.||||||| Bryant has been one of the top fantasy receivers down the stretch, with 10 touchdowns in his last seven games.
Bryant says he will play with a broken finger Sunday against Pittsburgh. The Dallas Cowboys receiver was listed as a limited participant in practice Thursday, an upgrade from a day earlier, when he sat out. Dallas coach Jason Garrett said he caught some passes in practice after saying before the workout he didn't think Bryant would. Bryant said in the locker room after practice that the "only thing y'all need to know is I'm playing."||||||| The third-year pro fractured his left index finger in last weekend's 20-19 win at Cincinnati. He caught a touchdown after getting injured. Bryant practiced with a padded white glove that had the tip of the finger exposed.
Bryant is seeing another doctor to help determine if he can play the rest of this season with a broken finger on his left hand.||||||| Coach Jason Garrett said Wednesday that the team and the player are getting more medical information to figure out the best way to handle the situation. He says Bryant's health now and going forward are "huge factors" in making a decision. Bryant broke his finger in Sunday's victory at Cincinnati, though he returned a few plays after the injury and caught a touchdown.
Bryant hauled in six receptions for 98 yards and two more TDs in Sunday night's 38-33 win over Philadelphia.||||||| Bryant now has six scores over his last four games and is finally living up to his enormous potential. He should be considered a top-10 option down the stretch.


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- In a large bowl, combine the popcorn, cereal and nuts. In a microwave-safe bowl, heat butter and honey until butter is melted; stir until smooth. Pour over popcorn mixture and toss to coat.
- Transfer to two ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until popcorn is golden brown, stirring every 5 minutes. Cool, stirring occasionally. Yield: about 2-1/2 quarts.
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HODGENVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A 15-year-old was the first on the scene moments after Hodgenville Police Officer Mark Taulbee loses control of cruiser while chasing a suspect.
Officer Taulbee was laid to rest on Friday. Dalton Carter says when he found Officer Taulbee, he was alert and talking.
The 15-year-old boy was at his friend's house on September 16. "We were all just laying down and talking and stuff and we heard the big boom, it sounded like almost a gun shot," said Carter.
Not knowing what to think, minutes later Carter was led outside. "I went outside to roll up on the windows on one of the cars because it was about to rain, that's when I found Officer Taulbee," said Carter.
He heard the officer moan for help. "I got down and talked to him and I asked him if he was ok and everything and he told me his name and then I said I got to get you some help and he didn't want me to leave him," said Carter. "I had to pull away from him."
He ran to get his friend, who called 911. Carter says officer Taulbee was about 25 feet away thrown from his crashed Hodgenville cruiser.
"The first thing he really said was that he was trying to get him or something like that," said Carter.
Kentucky State Police say Taulbee was chasing Jason Avis, a man who was suspected of stealing a car. He later turned himself in.
Carter says he stayed by the officer's side until help arrived. "Then he started to complain about his lower back hurting and he wanted to take his belt off," said Carter.
Thinking everything would turn out fine, Carter remembers the last moments together. "He did say thank you at the end and we shook hands and everything," said Carter.
That's why hours later, he was shocked to hear officer Taulbee passed away. It was news that made him physically ill.
"They told me he was ok," said Carter. "Everybody told me he was fine."
At first Carter wished there something more he could have done, but now believes it was out of his hands.
"I believe I did what anybody would have did," said Carter.
Carter had the chance to meet with Officer Atlee's family at the visitation. Taulbee leaves behind two children ages 20 and 17.
Carter decided to give them two guardian angel figurines with part of the necklace he was wearing that morning.
The 15-year-old says he now hopes to go into public service someday.
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ARLINGTON -- AT&T Stadium was a busy place on Friday.
"Yeah, we're inching our way to the finish line," said stadium spokesman Brett Daniels.
Crews were moving chairs to accommodate around 16,000 temporary seats.
"This is a seating structure that the NCAA actually owns," Daniels said. "They bring it in for each Final Four, so it's been in Atlanta, Indianapolis, and Houston. It takes out about 9,000 of the existing bowl seats that we had here at AT&T Stadium. It gives everybody great sight lines. It's like building an arena inside a football stadium."
In the middle, a new court was being installed that will help produce a national champion.
"It's 9,800 square feet," said Bruce Haroldson with Connor Sport Court, who is installing the new floor. "It weighs 33 tons. We use a hammer to adjust to make sure all the lines and graphics line up."
The floor was actually used for the Kentucky vs. Baylor game back in December as a trial run, but it's been refinished for the Final Four.
It's custom made and constructed of maple wood, but not just any maple wood.
"The association dictates that all the lumber has to be grown north of the 35th parallel," Haroldson said. "So it's a slow growth, tight rings -- a very dense lumber. It's the same trees that produce this lumber produce maple syrup."
The school that wins the championship will have the option to purchase this floor. Teams in the past have used them for their practice court facilities and they've cut out the center and put it in their locker room. They've also cut it up into pieces and sold those as souvenirs.
"Florida, the first year they won it, they bought the floor, and the second year, they bought it, cut it up, and funded numerous non-athletic scholarships with that money," Haroldson said.
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The Chiefs lost CB Brandon Carr in free agency but replaced him with CB Stanford Routt. Routt's deal with the Chiefs is essentially a two-year contract (no obligation from the Chiefs on the third year) so they'll need someone to step in and take his place. Enter Josh Robinson. A prospect from a smaller school may need a little more time to develop and he'll have all the time he needs in Kansas City as the Chiefs are set at starting cornerbacks for the 2012 season. In the short term, this is a depth move. In the long term, Robinson ultimately takes over as the starting cornerback opposite Brandon Flowers.
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Cristina Kirchner is the bully of Buenos Aires. She is dreaming if she thinks the Falklands will ever be hers
Like most bullies, Argentina's president Cristina Kirchner is full of bluster. Her foreign minister Hector Timerman is in London this week, and has issued more threats against the 3,000 Falkland Islanders, claiming that within 20 years the Islands will be under Argentine control. As The Telegraph's Damien McElroy reported earlier today:
He said Argentina was an "incomplete country" as a result of the British claims on what his government calls the Malvinas in the South Atlantic.
"I don't think it will take another 20 years. I think that the world is going through a process of understanding more and more that this is a colonial issue, an issue of colonialism," he said. "We don't support the occupation of foreign lands, and the Malvinas case is the occupation of a foreign land."
Timerman rejected the notion that the Falklands Islanders have the right to decide their own destiny:
While Mr Timerman also vowed to respect the "rights" of the 3,000 residents of the islands, he dismissed the need for their consent to a transfer of sovereignty.
"I don't have to persuade them. The United Nations says there is a conflict between the United Kingdom and Argentina. I don't have to persuade anybody. We have to apply international law and accept the resolutions; if not the UN becomes a body that is only useful when it backs the powerful," he said.
The word "delusional" springs to mind after reading Timerman's remarks. There is no prospect of Argentina taking control of the Falklands in the next two decades, or even in the next hundred years for that matter. The Falklands will stay British for as long as the inhabitants of the Falklands wish to remain under the protection of the Crown – which is likely to be indefinitely.
It is abundantly clear from Timerman's rant that his government has absolutely no respect for the wishes of the Falkland Islanders themselves. This is a crystal clear-cut case of self-determination and sovereignty, and the Falkland Islanders will go to the polls in a referendum on March 10 and 11 (which Kirchner refuses to recognise) to vote on whether the Islands should continue as a self-governing British Overseas Territory. Argentina has never had a legitimate claim to the Falklands. There has been a British presence on the Islands since 1690 when sailors first landed, with the first British settlement in 1765, and its inhabitants are overwhelmingly of British descent.
Timerman's menacing language is a reminder of what Britain and the Falkland Islanders face – an increasingly belligerent and desperate Argentinian regime that is sinking at home in a sea of socialist misgovernment, even resorting this week to price controls in supermarkets against a backdrop of spiraling inflation. Cristina Kirchner has all the hallmarks of a populist bully, trying to silence her opponents domestically while attempting to intimidate a group of peaceful Islanders who live 1,200 miles away from the capital city of Argentina. Her aggression, however, will end in failure.
Mrs. Kirchner should be in no doubt of the resolve of the Falkland Islanders to stand up for their liberty, or the determination of Great Britain to confront and defeat any threat from Argentina. The bully of Buenos Aires may dream of her country's flag flying again over Port Stanley, but it will never be a reality. She should understand that the spirit of freedom is always stronger than the heavy hand of a demagogue, a lesson some of her predecessors were forced to learn three decades ago.
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If you want the best location, best view, at one of the most exclusive developments on the lake, there is no better place to stay than the Lands End complex. This 15-acre condominium resort in the heart of Osage Beach is located at Mile Marker 19, the intersection of the Glaize Arm and the main channel. This locale offers breathtaking miles long view of the lake, sunrises, and sunsets. It is minutes away from needed groceries, great food, endless shopping, entertainment, golfing, nightlife, and FUN for the entire family. Family activities include, but are not limited to: nearby water parks, family oriented arcades, go-karts, mini golfing, watercraft rentals, and located 1 mile from the complex is seemingly limitless shopping at the 110 store outlet mall.
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