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Featured Stores
Below are some of the stores in the US and Canada that carry a good selection of True Natural, Lavera, and/or Benecos products. Most stores carrying a smaller selection - we recommend you call first prior to visiting.
Ashland Food Co-op, OR
Ashland Food Co-op is the region's only Certified Organic Retailer. With a mission of being a socially responsible business, the Co-op offers a full selection of natural and organic products, including many that are locally grown or produced.
(541) 482-2237
237 N. First St, Ashland, OR 97520
Boise Co-op, ID
The Boise Co-op is a customer driven organization that assembles the best people and resources to deliver the finest sustainable and specialty products to the community.
(208) 472-4500
888 W. Fort St, Boise, ID 83702
Central Co-op, WA
We're an independent, democratically-operated cooperative grocery store, owned by people in the community. We're a business that belongs to the people who use it - people who have organized to provide themselves with the food they need. Visit our store and you'll find gorgeous organic produce, sustainable meats and seafood, a quality deli with a juice and coffee bar, housewares, wines, beers, and liquors, and pantry items from basic essentials to artisanal treats, and more - plus helpful staff and great prices.
(206) 329-1545
1600 E. Madison St, Seattle, WA 98122
Central Market, TX
Where foodies celebrate every day. We go straight to the source to bring you some of the finest foods Texas and the rest of the world have to offer. With hundreds of cheeses, thousands of wines, acres of produce, and aisles of experts, Central Market is for everyone really into food.
Austin-North Lamar -
(512) 206-1000
4001 N. Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78756
Dallas Lovers -
(214) 234-7000
5750 E. Lovers Lane, Dallas, TX 75206
Fort Worth -
(817) 989-4700
4651 West Fwy, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Houston -
(713) 386-1700
3815 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77027
Plano -
(469) 241-9336
320 Coit Rd, Plano, TX 75075
San Antonio -
(210) 368-8600
4821 Broadway St, San Antonio, TX 78209
Southlake -
(817) 310-5600
1425 E. Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
Westgate -
(512) 899-4300
4477 S. Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78745
Chautauqua Natural Foods, CA
Established in 1982, we are a family owned business located in Garberville, CA on the Redwood Coast of Northern California. Our mission is to nourish the health and wellness of our Southern Humboldt community, as well as our shared environment.
(707) 923-2452
783 Locust St, Garberville, CA 95542
Cornucopia Natural Foods, NY
We have proudly served the Sayville area for over 34 years. We offer a wide selection of Natural and Organic products in our store, as well as a sit in/take out deli that offers great tasting, healthy food, smoothies and fresh vegetable juices.
(631) 589-9579
39 Main St, Sayville, NY 11782
Health First Pharmacy, CA
(707) 837-7948
9070 Windsor Rd, Windsor, CA 95492-9701
The Herbalist, WA
The Herbalist products open up a world of alternatives for those who seek a happier and healthier body with the use of nature's apothecary.
(206) 523-2600
2106 NE 65th St, Seattle, WA 98115
Mothers Market & Kitchen, CA
Mother's has gained a reputation for having a wide selection for specialized diets, top quality local and organic produce, the county's largest selection of supplements -- all at a great value! Organic, Non-GMO, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, low carbohydrate, low-glycemic, low-fat, low-salt and more -- Mother's has something for everyone.
Anaheim Hills - (714) 990-6667
5759 E. Santa Ana Canyon Rd, Anaheim Hills, CA 92807
Costa Mesa - (949) 631-4741
1890 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Santa Ana - (714) 708-3069
151 E Memory Ln, Santa Ana, CA 92705
Nature's Wonders, AR
When we opened our doors in the early 1990s we knew that we wanted to provide Harrison with a healthy alternative at prices the community could afford. Since then our customers have made it clear that we're moving in the right direction, so as we continue to grow our aim remains the same: to offer the best service and the best products at the best prices.
(920) 968-2350
310 N. Westhill Blvd, Appleton, WI 54914
PCC Natural Markets, WA
PCC Natural Markets began as a food-buying club of 15 families in 1953. Today, it's the largest consumer-owned natural food retail co-operative in the United States. PCC has nine stores in the Puget Sound region and is owned by nearly 45,000 members who shop (along with thousands of non-members) in our neighborhood locations and value our commitment to preserving high-quality food standards, supporting local, sustainable agriculture, educating consumers, embracing sustainability, and building community.
Edmonds - (425) 275-9036
9803 Edmonds Way, Edmonds, WA 98020
Fremont - (206) 632-6811
600 N. 34th, Seattle, WA 98103
Greenlake - (206) 525-3586
7504 Aurora Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98103
Greenlake Village - (206) 547-1112
450 NE 71st St, Seattle, WA 98115
Issaquah - (425) 369-1222
1810 12th Ave N.W., Issaquah, WA 98027
Kirkland - (425) 828-4622
10718 N.E. 68th, Kirkland, WA 98033
Redmond - (425) 285-1400
11435 Avondale Road N.E., Redmond, WA 98052
Seward Park - (206) 723-2720
5041 Wilson Ave S, Seattle WA 98118
View Ridge - (206) 526-7661
6514 40th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115
West Seattle - (206) 937-8481
2749 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116
Rain Country Nutrition, AK
Rain Country is a specialty retailer of nutritional products ranging from vitamins and minerals to nutritional supplements, herbs, sports nutrition formulas, homeopathic remedies, and health and beauty aids. We are dedicated to helping people fulfill their health and wellness needs!
(907) 247-8910
316 Dock St, Ketchikan, AK 99901
River Valley Market Co-op, MA
River Valley Market is a community-owned, specializing in fresh, local and organically grown groceries, prepared foods, wine & beer, wellness, and personal care.
(413) 584-2665
330 N. King St, Northampton, MA 01061
Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy, CA
Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy has become a model for integrated pharmacies throughout the world. Its success can be attributed to many factors but primarily due to the principles that Mary and Norman instilled in the family and staff working at the pharmacy: the commitment to provide KNOWLEDGE, CARE, INTEGRITY & SERVICE for their customers.
(310) 395-1131
629 Broadway, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Wayne and Mary's Nutrition Center, SD
Wayne & Mary's Nutrition Center is here to provide you with the finest quality fresh, natural, organic and whole foods, nutritional products, and health information in a fun comfortable clean, safe environment.
Kiwanis - (605) 332-1717
3700 S. Kiwanis Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57105
Sycamore - (605) 332-5985
1518 S. Sycamore Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57105
Whole Foods Market, CT/MA/NJ/NY
We're dedicated to helping you make informed choices Our business is to sell the highest quality foods we can find at the most competitive prices possible. We evaluate quality in terms of nutrition, freshness, appearance, and taste. Our search for quality is a never-ending process involving the careful judgment of buyers throughout the company.
Campbell -
(408) 371-5000
1690 South Bascom Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
Capitola -
(831) 464-2900
1710 41st Ave, Capitola, CA 95010
Coddington -
(707) 542-7411
390 Coddingtown Mall, Santa Rosa, CA 95401
(415) 618-0066
399 4th St, San Francisco, CA 94107
Danbury -
(203) 730-0599
5C Sugar Hollow Rd, Danbury, CT 06810
Darien -
(203) 662-0577
150 Ledge Rd, Darien, CT 06820
Fairfield -
(203) 319-9544
350 Grasmere Ave, Fairfield, CT 06824
Glastonbury -
(860) 652-9800
55 Welles St, Glasonbury, CT 06033
Greenwich -
(203) 661-0631
90 E. Putnam Ave, Greenwich, CT 06830
Milford -
(203) 874-0883
1686 Boston Post Rd, Milford, CT 06460
West Hartford -
500 Raymond Rd, West Hartford, CT 06107
Westport -
(203) 227-6858
399 Post Road West, Westport, CT 06880
Bedford -
(781) 275-8264
170 Great Rd, Bedford, MA 01730
Dedham -
(781) 329-7100
300 Legacy Place, Dedham, MA 02026
Hadley -
(413) 586-9932
327 Russell St, Hadley, MA 01035
Woburn -
(781) 376-9600
400 Cambridge Rd, Woburn, MA 01801
New Jersey
Edgewater - (201) 941-4000
905 River Rd, Edgewater, NJ 07020
Middletown -
(732) 758-1688
471 State Route 35 N, Red Bank, NJ 07701
Montclair -
(973) 746-5110
701 Bloomfield Ave, Montclair, NJ 07042
Paramus -
(201) 226.1244
300 Bergen Town Ctr, Paramus, NJ 07652
Ridgewood - (201) 670-0383
44 Godwin Ave, Ridgewood, NJ 07450
Rose City -
(973) 822-8444
222 Main St, Madison, NJ 07940
West Orange -
(973) 669-3196
235 Prospect Ave, West Orange, NJ 07052
New York
Albany -
(518) 621-5300
1425 Central Ave, Albany, NY 12205
Bowery -
(212) 420-1320
95 East Houston St, New York, NY 10002
Brooklyn -
(718) 907-3622
214 3rd St, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Chelsea -
(212) 924-5969
250 7th Ave, New York, NY 10001
Columbus Circle (Time Warner Ctr) - (212) 823-9600
10 Columbus Circle, New York, NY 10019
Jericho -
(516) 932-1733
429 North Broadway, Jericho, NY 11753
Lake Grove Commons - (631) 588-1466
120 New Moriches Rd, Lake Grove, NY 11755
Manhasset -
(516) 869-8900
2101 Northern Blvd, Manhasset, NY 11030
Midtown East -
(646) 497-1222
226 East 57th St, New York, NY 10022
Port Chester -
575 Boston Post Rd, Port Chester, NY 10573
Tribeca -
(212) 349-6555
270 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10007
Union Square -
(212) 673-5388
4 Union Square S, New York, NY 10003
Upper West Side -
(212) 222-6160
808 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10025
White Plains -
(914) 288-1300
110 Bloomingdale Rd, White Plains, NY 10605
Yonkers -
Westchester's Ridge Hill - (914) 378-8090
1 Ridge Hill Blvd, Yonkers, NY 10710
Wild by Nature, NY
We are a full-size, full-service natural food marketplace keeping with the understanding that the production of food should support life, promote well-being, and protect the world's natural resources.
Hampton Bays - (631) 424-6480
252-14 West Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays, NY 11743
East Setauket - (631) 246-5500
198 Main St, East Setauket, NY 11733
Huntington - (631) 424-6480
369 W. Main St, Huntington, NY 11743
Ambrosia Natural Foods, ON
Ambrosia promotes the concept of natural nutrition. Ambrosia believes in a well-balanced diet of natural and certified organic foods contributes to long term well-being. They provide a premium variety of natural and organic food essentials sourced from Canada and beyond.
Thornhill - (905) 881-7811
55 Doncaster Ave, Thronhill, ON L3T 1L7, Canada
Vaughan - (905) 264-2510
57 Northview Blvd, Vaughan, ON L4L 8X9, Canada
Big Carrot, ON
Specializing in Organically Grown, Non-GMO & Environmentally Safe Products. Canadian Worker - Owner Co-operative since 1983. As of December 2009, The Big Carrot strengthens its 26-year commitment to good organic stewardship by certifying their processing and packaging activities to the new Canadian Organic Standard. Ecocert Canada has certified The Big Carrot to process and package over 700 organic products in its juice bar, bulk, spice, cheese and produce departments. Our staff are now trained to handle organic food separately so that we can maintain it's integrity. Our store offers a range of great services for our customers, including cooking classes, free nutritional store tours and free weekly lectures on health and the environment. Please contact our customer service department to find out more!!
(416) 466-2129
348 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4K 1N8, Canada
Finlandia Natural Pharmacy & Health, BC
Founder and owner Harlan Lahti (D.N.M, B.Sc. Pharm.) is widely recognized as the nation's expert in natural medicine. He and his highly qualified team have been integrating western and natural medicine for close to 40 years. Finlandia has grown into one of the most widely respected and trusted pharmacy/integrated health centers in the country.
(604) 733-5323
1111 W Broadway, Vancouver, BC V6H 1G1, Canada
Nature's Emporium, ON
Explore healthy eating with natural organic food, produce, natural grocery, gluten-free, vitamins, supplements, health food, raw food, natural makeup, natural skincare and more!
Newmarket - (905) 898-1844
16655 Yonge St, Newmarket, ON L3X 1V6, Canada
Maple - (905) 553-5527
2535 Major Mackenzie Dr W, Vaughan, ON L6A 1C, Canada
Organza Natural and Organic Market, MB
In 2005, Manitoba's first full sized all natural and organic grocery store opened at 230 Osborne Street in Winnipeg. Organza Natural & Organic Market is a 7,000 square foot store featuring produce, dairy, bulk foods, a bakery, frozen foods, fresh meat, pet foods, cleaning supplies and an extensive array of grocery items. Organza also boasts a comprehensive Health + Beauty section and unique giftware.
(204) 453-6266
230 Osborne St, Winnipeg, MB R3L 1Z5, Canada
Sequoia Natural Foods, NB
In 2004 Sequoia Natural Foods opened its doors as a means to serve client needs of a practicing Registered Holistic Nutritionist. Prior to that it had proven difficult to consistently locate organic and natural food, supplements and health-related products in the Greater Moncton area.
Dieppe - (506) 830-2300
550 Gauvin Rd #103, Dieppe, NB E1A 1M8, Canada
Moncton - (506) 386-8518
114 Highfield St, Moncton, NB E1C 5N7, Canada
Pure Pharmacy, BC
Pure Integrative Pharmacy is becoming a hub of health where the world's best natural, homeopathic, and pharmaceutical remedies are brought together under one roof.
(604) 847-3496
6640 Vedder Rd, Unit 110F, Chilliwack, BC V2R 0J2, Canada


text: IC Verification Tools Used for Student or Trainee Assessment The IPCI system is designed for training professionals and to be used in university education. Encouraging the student to become involved in setting criteria for evaluation of his or her work shifts a portion of responsibility to the student. Used sensitively, with more emphasis on student growth and self-understanding than on arriving at a final grade, self-evaluation can contribute to a student's ability to structure his or her learning. It can increase a student's ownership for the learning process. We propose to use for performance self- or peer evaluation the professional tools for verification of the integrated circuits (IC) design. These are: Logical and Schematics verification and optimisation: o Analog simulation using PSpice or HSpice o and digital simulation mostly with VHDL and Verilog simulators Layout verification: o Design Rule Checking (DRC) o Circuit Extraction and Parasitic Extraction o Layout versus Schematics (LVS): layout against net-list comparison and simulations by comparing the extracted net-list with the original one Layout verification determines whether the polygons that represent different mask layers in the chip conform to the technology specifications. Design Rule Checking is an essential part of the back-end design process. It is important to validate the manufacturability of designs before going into production in order to maximise yield. This is why it is so important to use a DRC to check all the complex rules associated to the selected foundry processes. It is not less important to ensure that the designed IC layout does what it is meant to do. So, one has to perform a valid and complete extraction to verify your results through simulations and by comparing the extracted netlist with the original one, as well as to study various parasitic capacitance and distributed RC extraction at transistor and gate levels. An example for the use of the verification tools for students/trainees evaluation is to ask them to: Interpret various specification statements in the rulefile dealing with DRC and LVS results databases and reports, DRC rulechecks, LVS device recognition statements Interpret simple DRC width and spacing checks Interpret complex, state-of-the-art DRC antenna checks Identify and locate the following DRC-related problems: external spacing of edges on different or same layers; internal spacing of edges on different or same layers; measurement of geometry on one layer enclosed by geometry on another Identify and locate the following LVS-related problems: shorts and opens, including those on power and/or ground nets.

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With approximately 17,000 students, the University of Glasgow consistently ranks among the UK's top universities. With its impressive stone buildings and green campus setting in the posh West End of Glasgow, this leading university offers a world-class academic program in a city that is trendy, vibrant and energetic.
Glasgow has one of the largest biology departments in the UK, a broad range of courses in Scottish literature and Scottish studies and excels in medieval history. Courses in theater, film and television, theology, physics and engineering are very popular with students as well as law courses designed particularly for North Americans. Glasgow offers a very popular class, "Exploring Scottish Culture," aimed largely at visiting students to give them an academic appreciation of their study abroad experience in the culture.
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- PRIOR to participating in this program, students must complete an Academic Approval Form (AAF). The AAF indicates how the courses will be used, or course equivalency, once they are transferred back to UK. Instructions on how to complete the AAF are included in the application materials.
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Q: How do you go about deleting contacts in Gmail? Are you just supposed to have your chat contacts hanging around forever and ever?
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A: Open Gmail and click Mail on the left side of the page, then click Contacts. Select the contact you want to delete, then click More > Delete. The contact's name will disappear from your contact list but will remain part of your Gmail account for 30 days, in case you want to add the contact again. After 30 days, the contact will be removed permanently.
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Consumer Reports gives "very good" ratings to the 40-inch Samsung LN40D630, which runs in the $700-to-$800 range, followed very closely by the 42-inch Panasonic Viera TC-L42D30, which goes for about $1,000. Cnet preferred the more expensive Samsung UN40D6400, but both reviewers included lots of Samsung models among their favorite TVs in the 40- to 42-inch range.
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Isaiah Rashad - Ronnie Drake
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Fresh off celebrating his addition to the Top Dawg stable with a Jay Rock/ScHoolboy Q-assisted remix of recent single Shot You Down, Isaiah Rashad keeps it in the TDE family on his latest promo cut, Ronnie Drake. Recently-signed R&B songstress SZA provides a cool, collected hook to complement the Chattanooga rhymesayer's verses, which find him mixing lyrical snapshots from the hustle with reflections on the continuing impact of racism in America. The Antydote produces the record's moody keyboard-loop backdrop. Isaiah Rashad doesn't currently have any projects on the agenda, but we'll keep you posted on his plans as further details emerge.
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Rochester, N.Y. -- The man accused of forcing his way inside a Rochester apartment and raping a woman pleaded guilty in court Wednesday.
Marvin Sevilla-Rosales pleaded guilty to predatory sexual assault, first-degree rape and second-degree conspiracy.
Police said he knocked on the door of an apartment on Alexander Street in July.
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That senseless mantra, ensconced in U.S. policy toward Cuba, has led the United States to refuse to play ball with Cuba — as we have with China, with Vietnam and with other less than scrupulous regimes — and simply let the ball play us, in the guise of a dissident's suicide, a violent shoot-down of unarmed aircrafts, a new wave of repression and incarcerations, whenever a bearded Providence throws the ball at us.
We do not seem to understand that it is in the Cuban regime's interest for us to continue in this reactive mode whenever the ball hits us, which is usually when we least expect it to. It can afford to be ironic about its being right and the whole world wrong. The regime is in control, we are not. We have not accomplished anything in more than 50 years of dismissing what the rest of the world thinks of our policy toward Cuba, and we will not until we see the irony in it and decide to change it.
Either there is no real embargo/blockade, which can have a starving impact on Cuba, or the United States — with the support of a couple of U.N. General Assembly members like Palau, because Israel is not blockading Cuba either, despite its usual "solidarity vote" in the long-running play the annual rite of voting against U.S. sanctions has become — should hold on to it in order to starve them of a cash influx, as some believe. But you cannot have it both ways.
It is senseless for the United States to hold on to the all-but-symbolic embargo, only because some deeply hurt and, unfortunately, bitter, hard-nosed — and well-heeled — players in the Cuban-American exile community cannot live with the idea of either Castro eventually crowing over its demise, and they are willing to put their money where their collective ego is. By so doing, they are holding hostage this and future generations of Cuban youths, people like blogger Yoani Sanchez, who couldn't care less about bragging rights among the members of their grand-parent's generation.
Lifting the American embargo would help those within the regime in Havana who want to move in a more liberal direction. Such a change in the atmosphere of what has been, for more than 50 years, an incomprehensibly barren "relationship" for both Cuba and the United States is likely to open minds (maybe even doors) inside Cuba. Something like a photograph of Fidel besides Pope John Paul II years ago (Fidel with Hillary? With Obama?), may undermine those who are prone to choose repression over liberalism. It will also do wonders for the U.S. relationship with the rest of its hemispheric neighbors.
So who benefits from keeping the embargo in place? Petty politicians, who feed from the hands of the pro-embargo camp.
A recent poll — immediately vilified by wonks from the Reagan era and other worn-out right-handed pitchers, lobbyists or experts from the traditional Cuban-exile bullpen, shows that most Americans (even Cuban Americans, and an even larger majority of South Floridians) want the embargo gone.
Clinging to the embargo makes our hailed democracy something ever more difficult to explain, not to mention export.
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After the smash, Oscar winning success of the completely original sci-fi thrill ride "Gravity," Warner Bros. wants to work with director Alfonso Cuaron again — but only on established properties. At least that's what the rumor mill is saying. Earlier this week, word surfaced that Cuaron was in talks with Warner Bros. to direct their 'Harry Potter' spinoff, "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them." And now a fresh piece of intel (as always, take with a grain of salt and don't freak out) has Cuaron being approached to direct a prequel to Stanely Kubrick's classic "The Shining" titled "The Overlook Hotel."
According to Schmoes Know, WB has essentially offered the project to Cuaron and it's his if he wants it (or not). This is a project that has been brewing at the studio for a while now, and it has some major names behind it. "The Walking Dead" showrunner/writer/producer Glen Mazzara is writing the script, with Laeta Kalogridis ("Avatar," "Shutter Island"), Bradley Fischer ("Black Swan," "Zodiac") and James Vanderbilt ("Zodiac," "The Amazing Spider-Man") all on board to produce. As for the story? No word yet, and as much as we hate this idea, we sorta curious to see what element of "The Shining" the filmmakers want to expand upon. (But if you want to know what happens after the events in the book, Stephen King recently published a sequel, "Doctor Sleep").
Again, this is just a rumor and we'd wager WB is probably throwing a lot of stuff at Cuaron to see what he wants to do next. But frankly, we'd rather see him to do anything else than a prequel to a movie that doesn't need one or a spinoff to a franchise he already put his stamp on.
Mass | May 25, 2014 9:09 PM
Guis calm down. The Walking Dead TV show writer is writing the screenplay. Wut culd go wrung with that????
maddy | May 24, 2014 4:50 AM
Harrison | May 23, 2014 12:58 PM
NO JUST NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jack Nicholson is the only person for it
caro | May 22, 2014 2:34 PM
3 years ago,the rumor was that WB wanted to do The Shining's prequel with Nolan and Bale
That Kid | May 22, 2014 12:42 PM
Why not just adapt "Doctor Sleep"? Cuaron could definitely make that more enjoyable.
James | May 22, 2014 11:39 AM
I wonder if they'll use some of the backstory in King's book. Not of the Torrence family, but of the hotel's shady past/ties to the mob. In reality, they'll probably focus on Delbert Grady's meltdown as the previous caretaker, which would be a shame since it would be a very similar story to that of Jack Torrence.
Jesse | May 22, 2014 11:07 AM
Who is "we" A Shining prequel would be amazing.


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Eufaula community leaders are asking people to remain calm after the death of a man in a police involved-shooting last week.
Nearly a week after the shooting of Cameron Massey, there's still few details about his death. The only information police are releasing, is that an officer was involved in the shooting. Massey's family wants more.
"I want answers," says Jacqueline Massey, the mother of Cameron. "I don't know what he felt like; what he looked like. Did he say, 'momma can you help me?'"
The Alabama Bureau of Investigations has launched a probe into the shooting. The county's District Attorney assured the public when the case reaches his desk, he would be fair in his decision making.
"If any police officer is found to have committed a crime, I promise you that police officer will be prosecuted," says Ben Reeves, the county's District Attorney.
More than 300 people filled a Eufuala church and heard from state representatives, preachers, and the family of the man who was killed. They all say they're marching for justice and taking a stand against violence. A march is planned for Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. Central. The family and community are calling for justice, but urged people to keep the march peaceful.
"Cameron was a sweet young man. He would give you his heart, but we cannot let his life be in vain by resorting to violence," says Massey.
Local state representative Berry Forte led the community meeting. Local community leaders and pastors also spoke. They all joined the family's plea to keep the march non-violent.
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Avoid if possible
Ok, it's only �56 per night, but please, if you can afford more, stay elsewhere.
I've stayed in Ibis hotels all over the place, but this one is much more like it's Accor sister 'Formula 1' brand. EVERYTHING is plastic, so it can be wiped down with a rag.
The rooms are the usual Ibis method: a rectangle with a plastic bathroom unit bolted on by the door. The bathroom is fine, but it was a bit grubby. Shower was powerful. The bed is very, very hard. Though double glazed, the room was extremly noisy, as it faced Portland Street itself.
This hotel has no soul. The staff are fine, but you can tell they're longing to be over in the Novotel nextdoor. (another Accor brand) Stay there if you can; definatly worth the extra �30 a night.
Mind you, it is in a good location...right on the corner of Portland Street and Oxford Road, and only 2 minutes walk to Piccadilly Gardens bus/tram centre, and only 5 minutes walk to Piccadilly itself.
Good experience
Didn't expect much of this hotel but was pleasantly surprised - very clean, great location. Asked for a quiet room and got one facing the rear of the building. Room was spotless. No frills but at �53.95 we weren't expecting any. Bathroom is tiny but shower is lovely and very clean. Extra towels and pillows given on request with no hassle. Great snack service and internet access in foyer. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Would defintely recommend - walking distance from train station and city centre.
Very pleased
I've stayed at this Ibis and the other Ibis in Manchester, on Charles Street, and they seem identical, so choose by location. This one is a bit closer to the city centre and is within a minute's walk to Chinatown and many restaurants and shops. The room had air conditioning, and the round-ish bathroom others have mentioned, which is very modern and clean. The staff was very helpful. I had to leave at 4am to catch an early flight, and they arranged to have a taxi waiting. I confused their computers a bit by leaving so early, but they checked me out and mailed a final bill to me, which arrived promptly and all in order. Excellent service and value.
Great location, not so great room
A friend and I stayed at the Ibis in May 2004. The location is good - close to almost everything we wanted to see and with good restaurants nearby. The room itself was not very good for the price. It was so smoky and they don't have non-smoking rooms. Even after staying there 2 days the room still reeked of smoke so our clothes did too. The staff was helpful in finding an Internet Cafe nearby and the restaurant was good but the room itself was not so great.
Stayed at the Ibis Portland Street for one night.
The hotel is very new, modern and clean. The rooms are very light and airy and are furnished to a high standard.
The staff are very good. All very polite, helpful and friendly.
The hotel is located right in the centre of Manchester and is very handy for shops etc.
A superb hotel!!
Great Budget hotel
We stayed at the Ibis for two nights & were really impressed. I was a little apprehensive of what to expect due to the cheap price but we weren't disappointed. The staff were really nice & really helpful, the girls couldn't have been nicer. The bathroom was great & the room was clean. The only problem was the bed, it wasn't soft enough for me. The food was also nice & not expensive. The location is also great.
Ibis Portland St, Manchester is a great hotel
This was a very nice hotel with an unusual bathroom. Some have described it as being like a space capsule. The hotel is in the city center so almost everything is within walking distance. The room rate had gone up between the time I booked the hotel and our stay. They did give me the lower rate but only after I showed my reservation confirmation print out. And they did say that they did not have to honor that rate and pointed to a sign on the wall saying so. I found this a bit disconcerting as my paper did not say that. Breakfast is not included (no problem) but you are given vouchers for each person for each morning. If you use them or lose them you will be charged for those breakfasts. If you return them to the reception desk you're not.
Great value hotel
I Stayed at the Ibis hotel on portland street Manchester recently.
Great modern hotel, friendly staff, and you really must check out the toilet, space age indeed.
For under �40 per room i cant fault it.
If i had to find a criticism, the owners seem to have a golfing fixation, see the bar restuarant area.
Would definatley stay there next time i need a hotel.
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The IBIS hotel in Portland Street, Manchester is good value for money and offers clean and relatively simple accomodation. The bar at the front of the hotel is large and spacious although not especially comfortable for a long drinking session, but perhaps this the idea. The rooms well equiped with beds that are surprisingly comfortable despite their hardness. The bathroom is the best part. It contains all the usual equipment for servicing human beings but is contained in a giant white plastic pod which reminds one of the film 2001 with it's stark efficiency. I should imagine that it can for be hosed out for cleaning or perhaps even jettisoned into space in the event of really terrible contaminations.
All in all good value and I would stay there again
The lovely breakfast
the lovely breakfast i had three mornings in a row was so good i will most certainly go back to the hotel. also, i was able to walk into the city centre and do lots of shopping, get a bus over the road to the trafford centre and get dropped off at the door on the way back, and then on an evening i was spoilt for choice for restaurants within the vicinity. i went back home a stone heavier. mind you, i wish there had been a couple of biscuits in the room to accompany my cup of tea. it wasn't too important though because i had brought my own, it having been my birthday the previous day, i had some leftover. the fact that i felt like a goldfish due to there being no blinds in the room was a bit of a shame but i am sure some lusty 40somethings had a good look.


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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - The 14-month-old Lubbock child who was accidentally run over by her mother's car last week, has died.
Aniyah Allen got out of the family house near 75th and Ash around 8:30 Friday evening and got behind the car. Her mother thought the girl was still inside with another adult. The little girl was hospitalized in critical condition but died Tuesday just before 5 p.m.
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Fork Report: Sun Devils demolish Wildcats; Territorial Cup stays in Tempe
Originally published: Dec 1, 2013 - 1:01 am
Arizona State (10-2) scored early and often in a 58-21 pounding of the Arizona Wildcats Saturday night at Sun Devil Stadium.
Quarterback Taylor Kelly threw for 274 yards and two touchdowns and D.J. Foster, who was filling in for the injured Marion Grice, ran for a career-high 124 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries.
The Good:
Kelly completed passes to eight different receivers, including Jaelen Strong, who had four catches for 142 yards and a back-breaking 61-yard touchdown late in the third quarter.
ASU's defense bent but didn't break. Arizona's record-setting running back Ka'Deem Carey had 157 yards on 32 carries, but was stopped three times on fourth-and-one opportunities -- including two in the first half.
Little-used tight end De'Marieya Nelson saw his workload increase in Grice's absence too, and the junior college transfer made the most of it. Nelson had eight carries for 35 yards and two touchdowns, caught one pass for 21 yards and forced and recovered a fumble on a second-half kick return.
The Bad:
For the second straight week, ASU's offense dominated in the first half and stagnated early in the second half. The Sun Devils gained just three net yards on their first two possessions of the half, but then struck big with the touchdown to Strong on their third possession.
When It Was Over:
You could certainly make an argument that the game was over before it began, but Damarious Randall's 64-yard interception return in the third quarter sealed the deal. On a third and four at the ASU 38-yard line, Randall stepped in front of a telegraphed slant pass from B.J. Denker and took it to the house to put ASU up 37-14.
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"We were just successful at playing them last year, and Coach Graham is a great guy with schemes. He felt like we should go back to our regular game plan that we used against them last year since we shut them down. It worked for us tonight." -- Arizona State cornerback Osahon Irabor
- ASU's 58 points are the most-ever scored in a Territorial Cup matchup. The previous high was 56 from ASU in 1996.
- Attendance: 72,542. This is the 12th-largest crowd in Sun Devil Stadium history
- Arizona running back Ka'Deem Carey has rushed for 100+ yards in 15-straight games, continuing to lead all FBS players. His eight-yard TD run was his 50th career TD and his 46th career rushing TD.
- The Sun Devils have now forced a turnover in 26-straight games and in all 25 with Graham at head coach.
- With Taylor Kelly's 38-yard passing touchdown, he now possesses the Sun Devil record for most points responsible for in a single season. He now has 210 after being tied for the record entering tonight at 198 with Mike Pagel, a record set in 1981.
What's Next:
ASU will host Stanford (10-2), the champions of the Pac-12 North, at Sun Devil Stadium next Saturday with a trip to the Rose Bowl on the line.
Stanford beat Arizona State 42-28 in September, handing the Sun Devils their only Pac-12 loss of the season.
Kickoff next week is at 5:45 p.m.
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