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- 17 October 2014
Liverpool Buffet Club in Sixty Seconds
Although the Buffet Club has been open since the summer of 2009, the bright buffet style restaurant remains off radar for many city residents. Perhaps being tucked away...comments (0) views (592)
- 13 October 2014
Rugby ace helped by the Royal Liverpool University Hospital returns to say thanks
A rugby player who was told he might never play again has donated his first England jersey to the hospital that helped him realise his dream. Harry Broadbent, 22, returned to...comments (0) views (334)
- 06 October 2014
Merseyside Police appeal for witnesses after an assault in Liverpool city centre
Merseyside Police are appealing for witnesses following an incident in Liverpool city centre in the early hours of Monday, 6 October. Officers were called to Victoria Street,...comments (0) views (409)
- 02 October 2014
World famous supermodel and designer team up to raise cash for Liverpool cancer centre
World famous supermodel Kate Moss has modelled a new range of Stella McCartney lingerie raising funds to pay for a new mammography unit in Liverpool. In support of Breast...comments (0) views (168)
- 09 September 2014
Royal University Liverpool Hospital to test the city's respiratory health
Visitors to the Royal Liverpool University Hospital will be able to test the age of their lungs as staff dedicate a day to improving the city's respiratory health. Patients,...comments (0) views (575)
- 27 August 2014
Wirral's Clatterbridge Cancer Centre wins yet more nationally acclaimed awards
Merseyside and Cheshire's specialist cancer centre has been rated one of the best hospitals in the country in a national inspection programme led by patients. The...comments (0) views (343)
- 26 August 2014
Public invited to have their say on cancer care across Merseyside and Cheshire
People in Liverpool can find out more and have their say on proposals for Transforming Cancer Care across Cheshire and Merseyside at a public consultation roadshow next Tuesday...comments (0) views (315)
- 05 August 2014
Children win awards after showcasing their artistic talent at Royal Liverpool University Hospital
Pupils from local schools in Liverpool have been showcasing their artistic talents at the construction site of the new Royal Hospital for the past month, and have now won second...comments (0) views (427)
- 29 July 2014
Man dies after being knocked to the ground by youths riding quadricycle on New Brighton promenade
Merseyside Police have released CCTV images of four youths on a quadricycle they would like to speak to after a pensioner was killed after an incident in New Brighton. At about...comments (0) views (798)
- 29 July 2014
Merseyside Police release CCTV images after women suffers broken arm in Liverpool city centre assault
Detectives from Merseyside Police have released images of two men they would like to speak to about an assault which left a women with a broken arm and wrist. The incident...comments (0) views (715)
- 29 July 2014
St Helens teacher receives kidney from Australian cousin after 10,000 mile trip to the Royal Liverpool Hospital
A teacher from St Helens is recovering in the Royal Liverpool University Hospital after her cousin travelled more than 10,000 miles to give her a kidney. Australian Lynley...comments (0) views (854)
- 29 July 2014
btr Tour of Merseyside a triumph as tourists return to go the extra mile
During the recent btr Tour of Merseyside, with only one mile of the gruelling 52 mile course remaining, competitor Lee Lloyd collapsed and was rushed to hospital via Air...comments (0) views (448)


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Eric Garcetti backed by African-American women's political group
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Eric Garcetti was endorsed Tuesday by the Los Angeles African American Women Political Action Committee.
Mayoral candidate Eric Garcetti was endorsed by the L.A. African-American Women Political Action Committee Tuesday, just a week after he picked up support from another African-American political group.
The Thirteenth District councilman is facing L.A. City Controller Wendy Greuel in the May 21 runoff. Last week he was endorsed by the New Frontier Democratic Club, which is predominantly made up of African-American women.
"Eric is a leader who will create jobs and solve problems in every L.A. community," said Jacquelynn Hawthorne, chair of the African-American Women PAC. "We've seen what he's done to revitalize neighborhoods like Hollywood and Echo Park, and we want to see that back to basics approach taken citywide when he is mayor."
The March 5 primary saw 56 percent of African-American voters support Councilwoman Jan Perry, according to an exit poll from the Center for the Study of Los Angeles. The councilwoman has not yet decided whether to endorse in the runoff. Greuel received 24 percent of the African-American vote, while Garcetti got 14.5 percent in the primary.
Maven's Morning Coffee: Congress disagrees over LAX runway, Villaraigosa makes final push for privatization plans, what happened to sale of AEG?
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Reps. Maxine Waters and Henry Waxman disagree over whether to move LAX's northern runway.
Good morning, readers. Welcome to the Maven's Morning Coffee -- a listing of the important headlines, news conferences, public meetings and announcements you need to know to fuel up and tackle your day.
The Maven's Morning Coffee is also available as a daily email. Click here to subscribe.
Today is Tuesday, March 26, and here is what's happening in Los Angeles:
Reps. Maxine Waters and Henry Waxman are at odds over a proposal to move LAX's northern runway, reports the Los Angeles Times. "Waters depicted Waxman as someone who had joined 'an unholy alliance' composed of organized labor and the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, which view the runway plan as critical to job creation and keeping the airport competitive," according to the newspaper.
Forbes looks at why Philip Anschutz pulled the plug on the sale of AEG. "Anschutz got wind that (Tim) Leiweke was trying to influence the choice of a buyer for AEG. Anschutz became infuriated and fired him and ended the sale," according to the piece.
Will a million online signatures push Congress to take up student loan debt relief?
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Fifty years ago, if you had an issue you wanted to fight for, you set up a card table and asked people for signatures on a petition, like the Chatsworth Junior Women's Club did to save oak trees in 1964. Today, the petitions are online - but are they more convincing?
It showed up in my Facebook account this morning: a link from a playwright friend that reads "Win This Campaign, Support the Student Loan Fairness Act (H.R. 1330).
That's the bill introduced late last week by Democratic Congresswoman Karen Bass from Los Angeles. It's the first House measure this session to address the trillion dollar debt carried by students around the country.
The bill promises to "increase purchasing power, strengthen economic recovery, and restore fairness" in financing higher education in the United States. It does that through student loan forgiveness and caps on interest rates on federal student loans, among other methods.
Signon.org signs on to the campaign
The Bass bill has support from the progressive website Signon.org. It's funded by by Moveon.org, and it features citizen petitions on everything—from "Tell Harry Reid Put the Assault Weapons Ban in Gun-Control Bill" (only 634 signatures) to "President Obama: Don't Appoint Villaraigosa" to a cabinet position because of his "disappointing" record (2,589 signatures).
President Clinton endorses Greuel for LA mayor
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President Clinton endorsed Wendy Greuel for Los Angeles mayor Monday.
Former President Bill Clinton endorsed Los Angeles City Controller Wendy Greuel for mayor Monday. The backing comes at a crucial time for Greuel, who shook up her campaign team over the weekend amid concerns over messaging.
"Wendy is a smart, dedicated, and creative problem-solver. She knows how to make government work for ordinary people," President Clinton said in a statement. Greuel worked for Clinton's Department of Housing and Urban Development in the 1990's, and was an early backer of Hillary Clinton in her 2008 bid for president. The Clintons place a high value on loyalty.
"President Clinton has been a role model for me of what strong leadership can mean in terms of creating jobs and building coalitions," Greuel said. "This endorsement demonstrates the momentum we are determined to build through May 21."
San Gabriel residency challenge delays installation of new City Council members
Courtesy Chin Ho Liao campaign
Councilman-elect Chin Ho Liao placed second in the unofficial vote totals from San Gabriel's March 5 election to fill three council seats.
The San Gabriel City Council will review a resident's complaint that a councilman-elect Chin Ho Liao does not live in the city and should not be sworn in to office Tuesday evening.
Liao placed second in the unofficial vote totals from San Gabriel's March 5 election to fill three council seats. The retired nuclear engineer has long lived in unincorporated territory just outside the city.
Before the election, Liao told the Pasadena Star News he moved to an apartment within city borders six months earlier. Fred Paine, the San Gabriel resident who filed the challenge, said Liao made a similar move into a city apartment in 2011 when he ran for the council, returning to his house outside the city after he lost. The city received the challenge March 19.
The City Council had been scheduled to certify the election results and swear in new members Jason Pu, Liao and incumbent Kevin Sawkins that evening, but cancelled those actions pending review of a complaint made to city officials and the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Public Integrity Unit.

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10 acres burns in Nisswa, homes saved w/Photo
A grass fire that ignited in a heavily wooded area Thursday - threatening several Nisswa homes - burned 10 acres of land, but firefighters were able to stop the fire from reaching the homes. Comment?
Merrifield woman in fair condition after ATV crash
A 23-year-old Merrifield woman was injured Wednesday in an all-terrain-vehicle crash on Crow Wing County Road 3, south of County Road 109 in Ossippee, reported the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Department. Comment?
Those interested in donating blood may do so at the following locations: from 1-7 p.m. June 4 and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 5 at the American Legion in Nisswa; from 1-7 p.m. June 12, Light of Cross Church, Garrison; and from noon to 6 p.m. June 13, Westside Church, Aitkin. Comment?
Lightning causes scare in rural Brainerd neighborhood
Lightning possibly struck a home Monday night causing a gas leak that affected multiple homes giving residents in the Lone Oak Road and Stone Ridge Road neighborhoods south of Brainerd, just off St. Mathias Road, a scare. Comment?
New MicroNet application adds marketplace, social features to product offerings
MicroNet customers now have the ability to offer their members a web-based application that combines Groupon-like interaction with marketplace features at no cost to sellers. Comment?
Crow Wing County Court Sentencings
Michael W. Kaste Fafara, 22, Brainerd was sentenced by Judge Richard Zimmerman on two counts of gross misdemeanor of liquor to a minor. Comment?
All matters listed are considered routine by the Council and will all be enacted by one motion. Comment?
The Brainerd/Baxter USBC Bowling Association would like to thank the following Brainerd area merchants and businesses for sponsoring bowling teams in the 2013-2014 bowling season: Abe's Plumbing and Heating, Affordable Bail Bonds, Auto Imports, B N J Auto, BIR, Bender-Winegar Dental, Bernick's, Brainerd Savings and Loan, Bremer Bank, Bridge of ... (more) Comment?
A vehicle was fully engulfed in flames and smoke Friday morning when Nisswa firefighters arrived on scene, along Highway 371, just south of Nisswa. Comment?
The Minnesota Highway Safety Center will be offering a 55+ Driver Improvement Course on the following days: from 5:30-9:30 p.m. on May 19, four-hour refresher, Crosby-Ironton Senior High/Comm. Comment?
Discussion to be held on Ron Paul book
The Minnesota Highway Safety Center will be offering a 55+ Driver Improvement Course on the following days: from 5:30-9:30 p.m. on May 19, four-hour refresher, Crosby-Ironton Senior High/Comm. Comment?
No Z's, no fish, no problem w/Photo
Brainerd Dispatch/Steve Kohls Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has his feet up Saturday, May 10, 2014 while fishing with Miss Minnesota Rebecca Yeh on Gull Lake near Nisswa MN. Comment?
Mother and daughter tap into creativity to form new business w/Photo
Renee Richardson / Sarah Stawarski and her mother Lisa Stawarski are the creative forces behind a new Brainerd business the Traveling Art Pub. Comment?
Governor's Fishing Opener marks the start of the season w/Photo
Kelly Humphrey/ Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton gets his fishing license, purchased at S&W Bait earlier in the afternoon, back from DNR Commissioner Tom Landwehr after he jokingly asked to check that the governor in fact had a valid license Friday while at the Nisswa Community Picnic. Comment?
Putting a twist on fishing the opener
Evan Lawrence's plans to hit the water at 6 a.m. Saturday for the Governor's Fishing Opener aren't so surprising. Comment?
Lt. Gov. Prettner Solon kicks off fishing opener downtown Brainerd reception w/Photo
Two years ago Lt. Gov. Yvonne Prettner Solon caught more fish during the Governor's Fishing Opener, but didn't bring in the biggest one. Comment?
Good Samaritan Bowl breaks fundraising record
For the last 11 years the Brainerd lakes area community has taken to the lanes on the first Sunday and Monday in May to help raise awareness and funds for not-for-profit senior care and services at Good Samaritan Society. Comment?
House passes dense breast tissue notification bill
Take a step back in time while visiting Nisswa and learn about the area's history with a tour of the Nisswa Area Historical Society Museum and Pioneer Village. Comment?
Rep. John Ward, DFL-Baxter, last week received the Legislator of the Year award from the Central Minnesota School Counselors' Association. Comment?
Good Samaritan shares bounty with nonprofits
Good Samaritan Bowl this year partnered with area nonprofit organizations at the annual event at Jack's House in Brainerd and Community Bowl in Pine River. Comment?
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Flour Enriched ( Wheat Flour , Barley Malted Flour , Niacin Vitamin B3 , Iron Reduced , Thiamine Mononitrate Vitamin B1 , Riboflavin Vitamin B2 , Folic Acid Vitamin B9 ) , Sauce ( Water , Tomatoes Paste , Seasoning [ Tapioca Modified , and , Corn Starch , Sugar , Dextrose , Salt , Onions , Carrots Fiber , Spices , Cheese Romano Dehydrated { Milk Sheep's , and , Milk Cows , Cheese Cultures , Salt , Enzymes } ] , Garlic Powder , Paprika , Citric Acid ) , Cheese Mozzarella Reduced Fat ( Milk Part Skim , Milk Non Fat , Cheese Cultures , Corn Starch Modified , Salt , Vitamin A ) , Water , Cheese Asiago Medium ( Milk , Cheese Cultures , Salt , Enzymes , Natamycin ) , Contains 2% or less of the Following: ( , Oats Fiber , Sugar , Yeast , Shortening ( Palm Oil , Soy Lecithin , Flavors Natural Butter ) , Wheat Starch Modified , Cheese Parmesan ( Milk Part Skim Cultured , Salt , Enzymes ) , Salt , Garlic Dehydrated , Parsley Dehydrated , Dough Conditioners ( Wheat Starch , L Cysteine Hydrochloride , Ammonium Sulfate , Soybeans Oil ) , Soy Flour
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Low in Saturated Fat per serving
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Good source of fiber
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Excellent source of Calcium
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Soybeans Oil is exempt from being labeled as a soy allergen according to U.S. labeling laws. There are only slight traces of the soy protein present to trigger a reaction, however people who are allergic to soy should use caution and check with their allergist before consuming this product.
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total calories per container: 540
total calories from fat: 120
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total carbohydrate 38g
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Fallen Officer
Trooper Killed In Ambush Laid To Rest
The funeral service has begun for a Pennsylvania state trooper killed in an ambush outside his barracks.
Police: Trooper Shooting Suspect Was In "Military Simulation Unit"
The suspect in last week's fatal ambush outside a rural Pennsylvania State Police barracks belonged to a "military simulation unit" whose members play the role of soldiers from eastern Europe, police said Wednesday.
Police: Shooting Suspect's Dad Says His Son Was An "Excellent Shot"
A law enforcement official says a suspect in the killing of a trooper and the critical wounding of another outside a barracks recently lived with his parents in a town about 20 miles from the shooting scene.
$50K Reward Offered For Tips On Trooper's Slaying
A nonprofit group is offering a $50,000 reward for tips about the deadly ambush at a state police barracks in northeast Pennsylvania.
State Police: Trooper Shot Dead Outside Barracks
Two troopers were ambushed outside a state police barracks in northeastern Pennsylvania during a late-night shift change, leaving one dead and another injured, and authorities were searching Saturday for the suspect or suspects, state police said.
Community Remembers Fallen Penn Hills Officer At Somber Vigil
The Penn Hills community came together Thursday evening in a show of support and appreciation for police officers and other first responders. The candlelight vigil marked the somber, third anniversary of the death of Officer Michael Crawshaw who was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call.
Penn Hills Community Remembers Fallen Officer 3 Years After Fatal Shooting
It was three years ago this evening that Penn Hills Police Officer Michael Crawshaw was shot and killed while responding to a call. On the anniversary of his death, he is being remembered by family, friends and community members.
Jury Selection Begins For Accused Penn Hills Cop Killer
Jury selection has begun in the death penalty trial of Ronald Robinson, who is accused in the shooting death of Penn Hills Police Officer Michael Crawshaw.
Accused Cop Killer Expected To Make Full Recovery In Hospital
A man accused of killing a Penn Hills Police officer is expected to make a full recovery after being rushed to the hospital on Tuesday.
Accused Cop Killer Rushed To Hospital
A man facing jury selection in the death penalty trial involving the shooting death of Penn Hills Police Officer Michael Crawshaw was rushed to the hospital Tuesday morning.
Colleagues Mourn Loss Of Fallen Officer
On Saturday, 44-year-old Allegheny County police Sgt. Perry Vahaly of Clairton was off duty riding his personal motorcycle on Route 51 in Rostraver when a deer ran into his path. Now, his friends, family and colleagues reflect on his life.
Hundreds Gather To Remember Fallen Officer
We hear the phrase, "Gone but not forgotten" quite a bit, but hundreds held true to that Saturday by joining together to ride in memory of Penn Hills Police Officer Michael Crawshaw.
Jury Selection Postponed In Trial For Accused Cop Killer
Jury selection has been postponed in the trial of a man accused of killing a local police officer in 2009.
Family Reopens Slain Officer's Veterinary Clinic
WASHINGTON, Pa. (KDKA) — Relatives of slain East Washington Police Officer John David Dryer are reportedly reopening his veterinary clinic today. Officer Dryer was also a veterinarian at Chestnut Veterinary Clinic in Washington. Family members […]
T-Shirts Benefit Fallen Officer's Family
Another movement is underway to keep Officer John David Dryer's memory alive.


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ATLANTA - Delta Air Lines filed a reorganization plan Tuesday that calls for it to emerge from bankruptcy next spring as a standalone company worth as much as $12 billion, which would be more than the market value of the nation's two biggest carriers combined.
PORTLAND, Ore. - It starts with mumbling and stumbling. Then come violent shivers and then, paradoxically, a false sense of warmth that makes some people strip their clothes off. Eventually, they may curl into a fetal position as their muscles go rigid, their skin goes waxy, and the heart slows down, then stops.
HOOD RIVER, Ore. - With yet another snowstorm barreling in, rescue teams gave up any hope of finding two missing climbers alive on wind-whipped Mount Hood and abandoned the search Wednesday after nine frustrating days.
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. - Eight Marines were charged Thursday in the killings of 24 Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha last year.
WASHINGTON - Acknowledging deepening frustration over Iraq , President Bush said Wednesday he is considering an increase in American forces and warned that next year will bring more painful U.S. losses. New Defense Secretary Robert Gates said in Baghdad that a troop surge was an obvious option.
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr is considering a one-month unilateral cease-fire and may push his followers to rejoin the political process, three weeks after they walked out of parliament and the Cabinet to protest the prime minister's meeting with President Bush, officials close to the anti-American militia leader said Wednesday.
New blood tests that doctors hoped would more accurately predict which patients are headed for a heart attack or stroke are no better than cholesterol levels, blood pressure and other conventional measurements, a study found.
RICHMOND, Va. - There were no jolly Christmas carols at the Cannon Memorial Chapel. No brilliant poinsettias or festive branches of holly. No smiling faces or hearty wishes of happiness.
WASHINGTON - Vice President Dick Cheney will be called to testify on behalf of his former chief of staff in the CIA leak case, defense attorneys said Tuesday, ending months of speculation over what would be historic testimony.
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Students took cover in classrooms, motorists exchanged warnings about no-go zones and families fled beachside apartments as intensifying factional fighting brought life to a standstill in much of Gaza on Tuesday.
WASHINGTON - Wholesale prices surged in November by the largest amount in more than three decades, led by huge increases in the cost of gasoline and new cars and trucks.
FORT STEWART - With two combat tours under his belt, and another fast approaching, Sgt. Steve Butcher gets asked a lot of questions about Iraq.
WASHINGTON - A White House laboring to find a new approach in Iraq said Tuesday it is considering sending more U.S. troops, an option that worries top generals because of its questionable payoff and potential backlash.
WASHINGTON - Federal health officials cautioned Tuesday the tens of millions of Americans who take popular over-the-counter pain pills of their potentially serious side effects and released planned label changes intended to warn of the sometimes deadly risks.
WASHINGTON - Attacks on U.S. and Iraqi troops and Iraqi civilians jumped sharply in recent months to the highest level since Iraq regained its sovereignty in June 2004, the Pentagon told Congress on Monday in the latest indication of that country's spiraling violence.
WASHINGTON - Scientists looking at 16 cases of wild weather around the world last year see the fingerprints of man-made global warming on more than half of them.


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SACRAMENTO (AP) - The state Assembly has approved a bill that would expand the services California pharmacists can provide to patients.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - California will continue to outpace the nation in job growth over the next few years, narrowing an unemployment rate gap in a slow but uneven economic recovery that will leave unskilled workers behind, according to the UCLA Anderson Forecast released Thursday.
SACRAMENTO, (AP) - Employers would have to temporarily pay overtime to domestic workers under a bill approved Wednesday by the state Senate, but the mandate would expire in a few years unless the Legislature renews it.
RICHMOND (AP) - A San Francisco Bay Area city voted Wednesday to try to expand a first-in-the-nation plan to use its power of eminent domain to seize hundreds of mortgages that exceed the value of homes.
THIEF HITS SF BAY AREA FIREHOUSE WHILE CREWS AWAY: WALNUT CREEK (AP) - Fire officials say crews battling a wildfire at a San Francisco Bay Area wilderness park became burglary targets.
LEGISLATURE SENDS BROWN BILL ON CALIF. PRISON DEAL: SACRAMENTO (AP) - The Legislature approved a compromise plan Wednesday to deal with California's prison crowding crisis by passing a bill asking federal judges to extend a deadline for releasing thousands of inmates.
FRESNO (AP) - The annual rate of hospitalizations for valley fever, a potentially lethal but often misdiagnosed disease, has doubled over the past 12 years in California, according to a study published on Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Oil and gas drillers that use a technique known as fracking would face new rules in California under legislation that is one step away from the governor's desk.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The state Senate has approved a bill that would end traditional standardized testing of students in reading, math and social science, as the top federal education official threatened to withhold federal funds if the measure becomes law.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California is close to passing a sweeping overhaul of its energy regulations that could affect electrical rates for millions of customers and rewrite rules on solar power usage.
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) - Federal fire officials say the cost of fighting the Rim Fire that has burned across nearly 400 square miles in and around Yosemite National Park has reached $100 million.
CLAYTON (AP) - Fire officials say crews made considerable progress overnight against a wildfire in a San Francisco Bay Area wilderness park, more than doubling containment and reducing the number of threatened homes.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Pacific Gas & Electric Co. expects to pay a total of $565 million in legal settlements and other claims from a deadly 2010 gas pipeline explosion in a San Francisco Bay Area suburb, the utility said.
REDDING (AP) - Firefighters gained the upper hand Tuesday on a wildfire in Northern California that destroyed 30 homes and forced about 600 people out of their homes, fire officials said.
REDDING (AP) - Firefighters gained the upper hand Tuesday on a wildfire in Northern California that destroyed 30 homes and forced about 600 people out of their homes, fire officials said.
KINGS BEACH (AP) - A Lake Tahoe woman who was attacked by a black bear in her backyard could become the first person in the area charged with illegally feeding the wild animals.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Three people killed and four others injured within the span of an hour Sunday in the northern suburbs of Los Angeles were victims of random attacks that may have been carried out by the same gunmen, police said.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - A 38-year-old man died Saturday after he was shot multiple times backstage during a concert at a popular Silicon Valley venue, authorities said.
NAPA (AP) A magnitude-6.0 earthquake struck the San Francisco Bay Area early Sunday. Scientists say it was the largest earthquake to hit the region in 25 years. The quake struck at 3:20 a.m. about 6 miles from the city of Napa and reportedly lasted between 10 and 20 seconds. Here is a look at some of the basic questions about the science behind the quake that has shaken so many in California.
Mark Ghilarducci, director of the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, said about 90 to 100 homes were deemed not habitable. He said the next step was to continue damage assessments and get a cost estimate for potential federal assistance.
NAPA (AP) - Winemakers in California's storied Napa Valley woke up to thousands of broken bottles and barrels as a result of Sunday's earthquake.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Democratic state Sen. Ben Hueso was arrested Friday on suspicion of drunken driving, the latest black eye for the state's majority party and the 40-member chamber that suspended three other Democrats facing legal troubles.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California lawmakers on Friday acted on bills that tackle firearm safety and add rules for ammunition sales.
SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) - Drought-conscious California officials are rallying behind a San Francisco Bay Area woman who replaced her lawn with low-water native plants, then was hit with a fine from her homeowners association (HOA).
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - If you've been through security at San Francisco International Airport recently and are missing your sunglasses or laptop, it's probably worth checking in with the Transportation Security Administration.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Southern California mariachi-themed fun run scheduled for this weekend has been postponed indefinitely after facing backlash from those who say it makes a mockery of mariachi.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is coming to California at the invitation of Gov. Jerry Brown, less than a month after Brown visited his country, officials said Friday.
MERCED (AP) - A California woman is under investigation after trying to enter a hospital maternity ward carrying a doll that looked like a living baby, police said Friday.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A federal agency has decided to boost releases of cool clean water into Northern California's Klamath River to prevent a repeat of the 2002 fish kill that left tens of thousands of adult salmon dead.
SAN MARCOS (AP) - Three Japanese college students were killed and five others were injured when the car they were in veered off a California freeway and struck a power pole, officials said Friday.


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Your child will need you more than ever for support and advice in weathering the ups and downs that go along with sports. To help your youngster build confidence and have fun, try to be actively involved in your child's endeavor and keep a good attitude. If your child becomes involved in an organized or team sport, make every effort to attend the practices and games.
In organized sports, teach your child that involvement means certain responsibilities are required-for one's self and towards other participants. Encourage your child to give activities the best effort possible, to be responsible and to respect teammates, coaches and opponents-valuable lessons in sports as well as in life.
When learning a sport, mistakes are inevitable. Parents and coaches can lower the stress level by calmly pointing out that mistakes are opportunities for valuable feedback on areas for improvement. Adults involved in children's sports also should avoid pushing too hard, overprotecting or academically delaying a child for competitive reasons.
Fair Play
A child learns by example. Much of what is seen and heard, and how the child is treated-on the field and off-can have lasting effects. An atmosphere that is fun and educational is likely to promote healthy self-esteem in youngsters, just as a negative and critical climate can have adverse effects. To promote an enjoyable environment, help your child follow a philosophy of "fair play." Fair play also applies to parents and coaches. Here are some fair-play points for players, parents and coaches:
- Enjoy the game!
- Respect teammates, as well as opponents, whether they are winning or losing.
- Remember that the outcome is never as important as the lasting impression of warmth, understanding and pure enjoyment of playing.
- Remember that scoring is most thrilling when it rewards a true achievement.
- Recognize that playing to win is an essential component of competition, but seeking victory at any cost defeats the true meaning of competition.
- Show respect for the referees, umpires and judges at all times, and accept their decisions in a dignified manner.
- Lose gracefully, as well as win gracefully.
- Try your best.


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Larry Fitzgerald is unable to haul in a pass from quarterback Kevin Kolb during yesterday's Cardinals-Patriots game. Despite being the heavy underdog, Arizona outplayed New England and pulled off the biggest upset of the season, downing the Patriots 20-18 in Foxboro. (Jim Rogash/Getty Images)
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Maine's Fire of '47
Here in Maine they call it the great fire of '47. It happened on October 17th, 1947. No one knows how it started but they do know where it started: in a cranberry bog near Salisbury Cove and then it spread.
Here in Maine they call it the great fire of '47. It happened on October 17th, 1947. No one knows how it started but they do know where it started: in a cranberry bog near Salisbury Cove and then it spread.
A big Bee salute to our latest 'Hometown Hero' powered by the O'Connor Auto Park.
If you've never been to the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest, you missed out again this year! It was so much fun!
You need to watch the giant pumpkins that have been carved out to become boats! The races always come down to the wire! And when Larry and Don yell "Ready? Set? Get Wet!" the paddlers do their darnedest to navigate through the cold Maine waters around the pumpkin buoys to come in first!
Here are a few pics I took while I was there to sing the National Anthem!
Yesterday, we went shopping at Walmart in Waterville to get just a few things. This was around 4:45. The parking lot was light in cars so we thought we would have a quick trip in and out.
That was not the case.
Unfortunately, a trip that would have taken a half hour took an hour and and 45 minutes! BUT...there is something wonderful that happened while in line. Something that made the trip all worth while.
Federal Sequestration in March had cut over $85,000 from the Spectrum Generations Meals on Wheels program. Seven months after the government cuts, fundraising, donations have restored the program to full strength.
I had the chance to talk with Kathy Ross, the current head of the Humane Society Waterville Area about their mission. Let's face it, it takes a special person to work with animals in need. Cats, dogs and pocket-pets all deserve a safe and loving home.
Fall is here and the trees are getting colorful. If you want to catch a peek of the peak, the Maine Fall Foliage Reports are back and ready to help you get your leaf peeping on. The color is here and leaves are still on most of the trees, so it looks great. Find the best colors for your weekend road trip.
More like Sit There! Cue Music! Mime!
I'm kidding. What an incredible experience it was last night at the Knox County Regional Airport! When I first got the notification they wanted me in a movie, I couldn't believe it! Now that it's happened...did it really?
BOW. Stands for Becoming an Outdoors Woman. It is an educational weekend that is organized from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. And it is just what it sounds like, cool workshops to try out some outdoors type skills.
With all the bad news of government shutdowns and no jobs...this just put the icing on the cake!
The Winslow High School Wrestling Team had its money STOLEN!
Oh no!


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The Ratings: FC Barcelona 2-2 Real Madrid CF
In yet another edition of El Clásico, FC Barcelona tied 2-2 at home against Real Madrid, thus keeping the 8 point lead over its main rivals. For that reason, as well as the fact that Barcelona barely had any defenders available for this match, the draw must be considered a good result for the club's title aspirations. Victory was close in the end, but it wasn't
meant to be.
Here are the ratings for today's match:
Victor Valdés – 6
Didn't have a chance in the second goal, but could have done far more to prevent the first, which was very savable. Didn't have much work to do otherwise.
Jordi Alba – 7
Was pushed back by Arbeloa and Di Maria in the first half, being almost confined to defensive tasks, but was much more active in the second half with constant overlaps down the left flank and dangerous crosses into the box.
Javier Mascherano – 8
The best player in Barcelona's defense, keeping it together for large parts of the match. Made a lot of important tackles and interceptions and showed tremendous calm and assurance.
Adriano Correia – 7
Was surprisingly selected to play as a center back and had a mostly tidy performance, without compromising. He was guilty of playing Ronaldo onside for the second goal, though, probably a result of his lack of experience as a center back.
Daniel Alves – 5
Only played for 27 minutes before picking up an injury, but those 27 minutes were very forgettable. He was too slow closing in on Ronaldo in the first goal, as well as when Ronaldo set up Benzema for what could have been the second. The team improved with Montoya on.
Sergio Busquets – 9
The best player on the pitch. Protected Barcelona's makeshift defense to perfection, with countless key interceptions and simply refused to give away possession, showing tremendous calm and poise even when under great pressure. A sensational performance that probably saved the club from defeat tonight.
Xavi Hernandez – 7
Controlled proceedings in midfield as always and barely missed a pass, but Barcelona could have used perhaps some more cutting edge/risk in Xavi's passing, especially during the second half.
Andrés Iniesta – 8
Returned to action in this match and it was almost as if he never left – exquisite ball control, dribbling and vision –, but he wasn't quite as deadly sharp as in some other Clásicos, namely during the second half.
Cesc Fabregas – 7
Was active at the start of the match, but quickly faded into the same Cesc we have seen in recent times – a peripheral figure at best, who, despite a tidy performance, never really did set the world on fire with his football.
Pedro Rodriguez – 8
Showed stunning and relentless work ethic, but quality too; most of his crosses turned out to be inconsequential, but one of them led to Messi's equalizer in the first half.
Lionel Messi – 9
Saved the team once again with two goals, even one of them from a truly sensational free kick, and a great overall performance with constant dangerous runs. He's only one goal behind Di Stefano in El Clásico's overall goal tally.
Martin Montoya – 8.5
Replaced the injured Alves brilliantly, doing a great job both in defense and attack. Mostly nullified the threat posed by Cristiano Ronaldo down the left flank and was very close to being the hero in the final minutes as his shot hit the crossbar.
Alexis Sanchez – 7.5
His pace and clever runs behind the defense caused some trouble to Real Madrid, but his final ball was mostly ineffective and he was caught offside far too often.
Editor's note: These ratings have been written by Manuel Traquete. He is a lifelong FC Barcelona supporter and a freelance football writer who shares his thoughts @Manueltraquete.
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i really want to...i allowed the word to curlagainst the ceiling of my mouth.cradling the absence of astorm that never cameroosting over rafters of anote stretched far too long.seeping through my teeth andpulling moisture from the rain. "fly"
AgoraphobicHe would often catch the coursers of a newly printed pageor lock upon the wingspan of departing poetry.But once the years corroded and the pages crumbled,fantasizing was no longer enoughSoon he found that these shallow fabrications had all the depthof a black and white page.
Soakeda rainbowspectrum ofsoft bruisesnestles inthe spacebetween herfingertipsand heartbeat.a silent reminder ofall the nightsshe spent inthe solitudeof yourcompany.
UntitledThere was something of the night, she would say, which had always frightened her.It wasn't the moonless shadows or the strange prolixity of sounds, but the way the skyline would shatter just beyond the city's crest, as if proving to her childish mind that nothing is truly limitless. Not even the sky.
We Dreamed Of Silver SailsRemember those winters by the lake so long ago?We were bundled in cotton and swaddled in snow.Soft naked footprints 'cross paralyzed sea.The breath of our skin left a pathway of steam.Like music box figures, we'd spin on ten toes.Our breath fogged the walls of our hourglass dome. Folding our secrets like white paper swans,we kissed them with wax and we locked them in jars.The trees were our fortress. The sky was our home.Our ink splattered fingers carved hearts in the stone.We fashioned red kites 'round the waist of our wrists.They left for us tails through the rings of cream mist.We laughed and we danced through the stuttering breezeIn sea ships of cardboard and crowns laced with leaves.We'd wake up each morning to symphonic quails.And under the stars we dreamed silver sails.
Listening For InspirationTaste the breath of timid wordsarising from my speech.Dripping through my lips,unfurling sails of poetry.Catching wind of empty waves,the words fall one by one.They stoop the gentle break of dayand melt through river's run.Curl beneath the shaded treesand hide in hollowed rocks.They topple through the spider's weaveand splash through bursting drops.Sit behind the sunsetand before the rising skies,dipping palms in Bluejay's songswhile frosting tearful eyes.Complimenting purple streaksacross the orange noon.Their silhouetting shadows castingfreckles for the moon.Passing secret whispersthrough the cursive of my pen,these sleeping inspirations waitto see the sun again.
Even Leaves Fall For YouGentle whispersbreakbeneath a crestof autumn leavescapturing the fragmentsof a drowsysunlit breezeclipping velvet metaphorsto strewnamongst the treesjust tosnagthe linenof a darting sun rayssleeve
SadnessSadness had always been an active resident in the places I had lived.It swelled and breathed and scented the breeze like the dying petals of spring,floating through open windowpanes and settling like dust on the empty shelves.Sometimes it just appeared without visible entry like the cobwebs that roost in those corners you had thought so clean just a day ago. Or it unraveled in the morning dew and graced the cold spring skies, scattered like hundreds of wandering stars only visible in the light of a window.It would melt into my morning tea, cooling the little tornadoes of cream and sugar that spun around my spoon and it would pass behind my pupils as I stood before the bathroom mirror.I could hear it at night like an insect, clicking across my skull, etching tallies in the walls like a prisoner counting the days without the sun.Sadness swelled and breathed and surrounded me until I was certain that it was simply a part of my being; the part as close to myself as my skin and my bon
Heartbeat BoxI have a single heartbeatlocked and boxed in glassIt's tucked beside my windowand sheltered from the pastI water it quite oftenwith honeydew and milkIt reaches for the sunshinewith petals pruned of silkAt night It whispers softlyand dances for the moonIt beats in gentle hiccupsand wakes me in the noonI've bound it on a kite-wireI've watched it fly awayToo many times it's brokenI should leave it on display
chromaWe were merely children when the stars came.They rained down from the sky in a burst of light, like shards of glass pouring down from the heavens. Supernovas blooming in the night sky, petals raining down onto the barren earth - angels, falling with their wings sheathed, glowing, as they glided down. We watched, starstruck, as the glow overtook us - we were mesmerized. We waited with bated breath as the meteors landed, the celestial light subsiding as dark forms started to pick themselves up from the dust.They moved towards us with an otherworldly grace, their steps leaving no marks on the earth as they descended upon us. Frozen to our spots as they approached, our bodies simply unresponsive in their wake. We were paralyzed. They stretched out their wings, embracing us in a softness unimaginable - a polymerization of silky feathers made of pure light, like a soft touch of a rose petal - and suddenly, our eyes were opened. The world was the same, yet so new, as it was washed with a gl
Automatici."So where are you from?" The boy leans toward me, questions swimming in his eyes. I smile."Oh, I'm from Boston.""No, I mean, where are you from?" My smile falters as I realize where this is going. It's an all-too familiar conversation, one I've been having since I was old enough to reply."Do you mean where was I born?""Yeah.""I was born in China.""Do you speak Chinese?""No.""Does your family speak Chinese?""No."He looks befuddled. I sigh."I'm adopted.""Oh!" I see the light bulb over his head go off in a shower of sparks. "Do you know who your real parents are? Like, your real parents?" My temper flares. I stifle the urge to throw something."You mean my biological parents?""Yeah.""No.""Oh." There's an awkward pause. I have learned to wait it out, to prepare my next automated response."When were you adopted?""When I was a year old.""Did you live in an orphanage?""Yes.""Like in Annie?"Rolling my eyes seems appropriate."No, not l
This Common BloodI am young when I first hear the word 'adoption'. I am so very young, perhaps three, maybe four. I accept it easily when my mother sits me down and explains that I did not grow beneath her heart, but rather in it. I nod my head, smile big, and ask when I'm getting a little sister. My mother kisses me on the forehead and puts her hand on my head as she stands up. "If you wish on a star, Sarah, maybe she will be here very soon." I practice my wishing until night's companions wink merrily in the sky.Dear Anna,I turned seventeen just recently. I thought of you when I woke up, and I wondered if you were thinking of me. I like to think that you were, that we think of each other at the same time. That you know I think of you, too. There is no limit to what I wonder, Anna, not when it comes to me and you and everyone else that shares this common blood. I wonder if you have my eyes, the green with murky brown mostly, but bright and vivid when I am angry. Do you have the nose, lips, smile? Do
WaitingWe are still waiting for the thunder from the distant stars,The echo of mortality,the whispers of a storm, half-remembered,in sepia-coloured hallways in buildings that smell like books.Time gets slow in waiting,ghosts are formed from the wanting,taking shape in the spaces where sunlight,or moonlight doesn't touch.The stars shake from the vibration,and the ghosts shimmer in anticipation,but we can't hear your voice in the dead of the night.
How To Ask Someone To Let You Love ThemI think you keep secrets under your skinlike trees keep rings and do not know it,like the sea teems,like dark and quiet spacekeeps every ray of lightthe stars whispered to one anotherwhen they were still youngand dying to make love.I think you keep secrets in youlike the desert keeps sands,like sleep keeps dreams,like cities keep sleepless peopleand people looking for sleepless peopleto fall asleep with.I think you keep secretslike secrets like to be kept,and I want to learn them all.
Va'eiraThis was a lesson in just how quiet it can bewhen you don't make enough noise.Me, holding a toy gun to a stranger's head"Remember when things stopped being ridiculous?"You, eating dandelions in a midnight field"About the same time things stopped making sense."A boy in church camp carved a small crucifixfor his arts and crafts project. He won the blueribbon and a brand new Bible. The next morningI found it hanging over our cabin door.A toad was nailed to the cross.Still breathing.Still breathing.Sometimes we wake up early enough to hide the evil from our world.Still breathing.
harmonizei'm built on broken bones and metronomesher alto trills, his hollow tonesa second verse she'll never knowso sweet and sweet and down we gothe cords stretch and scratch but never matchthe off beat tears he'll surely catchthe droplets lead a song of their ownrecorded on heartstrings, a song i knowhis words they ring and the hurt they bringit's been so long but i choose to singand maybe he'll hear the music we make( it's been so long but i choose to break. )
The Green of my Heartbeats5: Red, rude, a bully.She was bored, propping her face up on her palms. Her teacher, high-voiced and chirping in fuzzy green flurries, was writing rows of sevens on the board. White chalk. The sevens were glimmering in turquoise, and she smiled.Sevens were nice, friendly. Seven would never eat nine. Nine was just a baby, like her brother at home.She was only five. Fives were bullies, nasty. Bright garish red, like B. B was red, but he was not as rude. He forgot things though. Like his keys. Impatient.She sighed, her head slipping and resting on her wrist. She could feel her pulse on her cheek."Seven!" said her teacher, continuing to fill the board. "Say it with me. Seven!"Later, they got to practice identifying numbers. She had learned before, at home. Kindergarten was not meeting her new knowledge expectations.Sitting at the table, she strived to make conversation to ease the ache inside her brain. "I like sevens. Aren't they the prettiest color you've ever seen?"They boy next
Star SwallowerShe'san enigma.her head, a stadium drowning with applause.yet its seats are empty like the notebookswhere armies of words should be marching.instead she dismantles clocksthinking she can play with time.behind the mountains lurks a darker reasoninga twisted labyrinth of rationalizationshidden from the suns brilliance.Years alone beneath the bleached fluorescentreading those already dancing in the moonlight.she is living a literary half-life through themhiding from the symmetry of the writer.licking salty rocks of excuses.saving her secrets for posthumous excavation.decades of productivity left for moths to chew.you're throwing coffins into the seawith each day that passes wordless.denying us the sweet whistles from inside your skull.meaningful, impacting stories only you could pen.Stop climbing broken staircasestowards the pale summer stars of obscurity.these are still fruitful years of beauty.remove your armor.claw beyond your fears.allow us into your wonderla
for unseeing eyesladen with skywe stumbledand painted mockingbirdson loveless branchesfolding in our slender limbsand ducking under our ownvoices, fidgety and frailagainst the wall of night.between the dipping bladesand drawn shoulderswe learned to craft our wordssteady-soft,a drumming rainthat carved canyonsin open hearts anddrew the sunshine toour supping lips.keen-eyed, we watchedremembering the weightof unseeing eyesand scalding remarksand we learned to slipthe noose-knots and slidethrough the soul-cracksand somehowbuild kingdoms underupturned noses.with lyrical uncertaintyand tender determinationwe built a pyre of peacein the shadowsof dissonanceand watched it blazethe truth across ourpliant hearts.as solemnas new leaves still curledand stretching handsunfurled in suppliancewe lifted our headsin broken laughter,for this light is our burden,and even a whispercan shatter silenceand bring the blindto sight.
DormantWinter is a blank slate,but not like Rousseau'sit cleansessucking out warmth like poisonleaving only windburnt frosttacked to the window paneall we rememberis the numbnessthe shudderingskittish steps across the icesnowflakes pasted to our facessmoke rising from our lipsdragged across bleak cloudswinter has us capturedbound by fur and wallsdrifting in our eggshelled silencebone cold until we birth ourselves by warmthemerge from our shells wet and heavinguncurl our fingers one by onejoints crackling like fire at our backsuntil spring comesdrip by tender dripold wounds thawwe are found raw,graced again by feeling.
When your hands can mimic birdsWhen your hands can mimic birds,you lose the need for sound.A flight of words that bear no chirpare none the less profound.They don't perch on a pitch.They don't possess the need .They fly until you've seen their song,then silently recede.No one could find more freedom thanthe freedom granted flight.No one can see more beauty than inwords passed left to right.
grassy field with rustgrassy field with rust--------------------------I'd heard about the old car, three miles out of town and all alone. I just had to see it. It was time. School was over for the summer, my friends were at camp, and I was bored. I set out Thursday morning for a hike, following directions that Uncle Will had given me. As the heat was still growing with the climb of the sun, I found the field and wandered around looking, and looking some more, trying not to be distracted by bees buzzing in the flowers, and butterflies and baby mice. Then it was there, just a bit upslope from the bottom of a natural swale, and just below the sky at the top of the bank. A 1959 Cadillac convertible, but not like the old music videos showed.This one was part buried in grass gone to seed and turned almost white golden with the dry heat. The tires were collapsed cracked pieces and there wasn't a trace of pink paint anywhere. Rust owned it, and it held on so tight that holes were showing in what used
compareeins.you werethe smoke pouring out of her mouth,(misty coils of a vague filth,dancing to noir jazz, fading with each note)smudged lipstick on the side of of her mouth,and the little streak that crawled to her toothwhen she bit her lip in a supposed wonder,and her eyes threw a faint film over themselves,(like an elegant lady wraps a silk shawl around herself in a light breeze)zwei.you hadthe light feet of a dancerwhose calluses were hidden under tight shoes,whose toes would arch like Nut over her children,(and she or you would spin with the earth, holding her frame as if-as if earth was something of mass, as if it had a shape to hold onto)whose leg would stretch over her head,her arms, long, pretty, snakes, her fingers curled, and her wrists tense(her eyelashes were grazing her cheekbones,her ballet whisking her like a beaten egg, and the laces of her shoescaught on a rusty nail, which sliced her ankle open, a wince danced on her lips,mocking her)drei.you sanga
Fire and WaterIt was raining in Lancaster on September 3rd 1555, and Jane Ask loved the earthy smell that it coaxed out of the soil.She wiped away the sheen of rainwater from her forehead with the back of her hand and set her small basket of nettles down by the front door. Later she would dry out the leaves and reduce them to a powder; the substance worked wonders on small wounds which refused to stop bleeding.Jane had always been something of an herbalist. Growing up with only a father, and two older brothers from his first marriage, she had spent the majority of her childhood outdoors. Now practically a spinster at the age of twenty-two, she knew the Lancashire countryside as though it were the dearest friend, and for years now its other residents had come to her for aid. She knew which plants could heal or, if nothing were to be done, could simply ward off the pain.She sniffed, wiping a drop of cold rainwater off the end of her nose, and looked across her herb garden at Sally. Sally was her co
Come Home: A PantoumYou'll always come back to mewhen the lights in the far hillsare done searching. For, new bedsentice adventurers. Too,when the lights in the far hillscome home, the homespun dream theyentice adventurers too,but they can't. (Dream we're neither.Come home.) The homespun dream theyturn pioneers to homebodies,but they can't dream we're neither,our wanderlust fit to turnpioneers to homebodies.We've always made love free, soour wanderlust fit. Toturn ourselves towards our homewe've always made love. Free. Sowhen the last adventurersturn themselves toward their homesin faraway lands, I know,when the last adventurersare done searching for new bedsin faraway lands, I knowyou'll always come back to me.
Across the Sea and Around the KotatsuSpringTaco RiceMom starts with rice. Japanese rice, one, two, three Japanese cup-fulls of rice grains into the cooker, because Sis eats a lot of this stuff. It's one of her favorite dishes, taco rice, and Mom's always happy to make it for her because it's the only way Sis will eat her tomatoes. But back to the rice. "You want to rinse at least three or four times, until the water's kind of clear," Mom says as she cups her hand under the cooker pot, letting the cloudy water wash over her hand.Rice cooking's easy though just fill enough water to the point the rice's covered, punch in a time (or set it to "Quick Cook," which with our creaking rice cooker still takes about an hour) and let the cooker do its thing.Ground meat goes into a well-greased and heated frying pan. Break up the block so that it crumbles into fine little pieces, and do this with wild abandon, because this is taco meat. Mom uses any taco seasoning that happens to be cheap; most seasonings rack up t
The Doppelganger 2The book still sings to me, and that's when I pull it from under my bed and stroke the cover. But I never open it, because I know what happens if I do it wrong. It's still blank; but only of ink. I know the secret, you see. It's how I understand the songs, and know the melodies it echoes up to me, through time. There are impressions hidden in the pages- spilled mead and raucous laughter, summer sunshine and frost on dead leaves. The last time I tried feeling them from start to finish, I passed out from the sheer weight of knowledge, and it left my brain scrambled for ages.I found out things about my past and my family's past. I have Irish on my dad's side of the family, stretching back generations. I'd have said I was surprised when I found out, but that would have been a lie.People say I've changed since last spring. My face is thinner, my eyes are brighter, I've been "brought out of myself." What they don't know is that I've actually met myself. I've taken to wearing rich, d
October EyesSuch gentle colors drip across your freckled shoulder blades.A quilt of puddled watercolors soaked in auburn shades.Spun of golden rivulets and rinsed in autumn skies,So many endless currents swimming through your lonesome eyes.Brushing under fingertips and over shattered songs,Unraveling like morning glaze against my paling palms.With beauty like October hills and hollow as the skies,The water drops against the earth will be our lullaby.


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On 28 November 2012 during a press conference in Brussels, José Manuel Barroso, President of the EC, accompanied by Olli Rehn, Vice-President of the EC in charge of Economic and Monetary Affairs and the Euro, and by Michel Barnier, Member of the EC in charge of Internal Market and Services, presented a Blueprint for a deep and genuine Economic and Monetary Union in Europe. The document adopted by the European Commission outlines steps and measures to achieve a true banking, fiscal and economic union in Europe that can deliver lasting financial stability, economic prosperity and social welfare in the future. It identifies necessary tools and instruments to achieve the objectives, and address the legal options to implement them, including, where necessary, through treaty change, while ensuring the necessary democratic legitimacy and accountability which must be part and parcel of this process.
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Soundbite (in ENGLISH) by José Manuel Barroso: There are now still important challenges to the success of the European Union, to the success of the Single Market and to the very existence of the economic and monetary union itself. We must counter this crisis of confidence by showing that we are ready to move ahead and strengthen cooperation and integration in the financial, fiscal, economic and also in the political field. That is what the Blueprint on a Deep and Genuine EMU seeks to achieve. And I think it is important that we are now announcing this Blueprint. Of course this is a document for the future, the short, the medium and the longer term, but it should be also in parallel with other measures that have been taken.
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Soundbite (in ENGLISH) by José Manuel Barroso: Against many that were betting on the contrary, we will do whatever is necessary to keep Greece in the euro area. And the Blueprint we are presenting today is the European Commission contribution, is our vision of the EMU, also for the debate that we are going to have in the European Council in December and also as part of the exercise in which I'm also involved as one of the so called "four presidents". The report that has been prepared by the President of the European Council, together with me, and the Presidents of the Central Bank and the Eurogroup.
Soundbite (in ENGLISH) by Olli Rehn saying that this Blueprint aims at creating not only the final architecture of the EMU but also provides with a credible and realistic building plan for completing the construction. The sequencing of the various steps is an essential aspect of the Blueprint. The Commission has taken into account in a balanced way the theory, the political reality, as well as the legal requirements within treaties and beyond. The proposal firmly leads on the Community method and on the existing institutions.
Soundbite (in FRENCH) by Michel Barnier on the banking union supervision, saying that at this stage, a political agreement on the Commission's proposal whilst difficult is certainly possible in December. The Commissions' services are working very hard on that, as well as the Coreper and the EcoFin Council. If the political will of the Member States is sufficient, then an agreement will be achieved, regardless of the questions which are still open.
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NBC Holiday Specials Score Big, CW's 'Arrow' Up in a Flash Wednesday
NBC lit up the ratings toteboard last night with holiday specials, as "Christmas in Rockefeller Center" and "SNL Christmas gave the net its best Wednesday of the season. Among series, ABC's comedies returned low but CW's "Arrow" and CBS' "Survivor" were on the high side.
According to preliminary national estimates from Nielsen, "Christmas in Rockefeller Center" averaged a 2.3 rating/7 share in adults 18-49 and 9.9 million viewers overall in the 8 o'clock hour, running second in both categories to "Survivor." The annual NBC special was up 10% from last year for its best demo rating since 2006. It has generally aired opposite other Christmas specials on the competition (last year going up against "A Charlie Brown Christmas" on ABC), but this year it faced none. This is the fourth straight year that "Rockefeller" has maintained or built upon its prior year's rating.
From 9 to 11 p.m., "Saturday Night Live Christmas" averaged a 2.6/7 in 18-49 and 7.4 million viewers overall, placing first in the demo with three of its four half-hours and giving NBC its second best score in the timeslot this year (slightly behind the two-hour "Law & Order: SVU" season premiere).
And for the night, NBC won in both 18-49 and 25-54 while pulling close to CBS in total viewers.
At the Eye, "Survivor" (2.6/8 in 18-49, 10.6 million viewers overall) was up as expected from its Thanksgiving Eve episode of last week, hitting a season high in total viewers. It was followed by encores of "Criminal Minds" (1.7/5 in 18-49, 8.1 million viewers overall) and "CSI" (1.4/4 in 18-49, 8.0 million viewers overall).
ABC's comedy block, which was in repeats last week, was at or near season lows: "The Middle" (1.9/6 in 18-49, 7.5 million viewers overall), "Back in the Game" (1.4/4 in 18-49, 5.2 million viewers overall), "Modern Family" (3.1/9 in 18-49, 9.4 million viewers overall) and "Super Fun Night" (1.7/5 in 18-49, 4.9 million viewers overall). "Modern Family" was still the night's top program in 18-49.
Closing the night, "Nashville" (1.6/5 in 18-49, 5.7 million viewers overall) matched a nine-week high and likely benefited from "CSI" being in repeat.
Fox's "The X Factor" (1.4/4 in 18-49, 5.3 million viewers overall) was up as expected from its Thanksgiving Eve performance of last week but placed fourth in its timeslot.
At CW, "Arrow" introduced Dr. Barry Allen (The Flash) and saw a ratings spike (1.1/3 in 18-49, 3.2 million viewers overall), including its most-watched episode overall since February; it rose 18% in total viewers and 22% in adults 18-34 (to 1.1/4) vs. its most recent episode. The net is planning a Flash spinoff, starring Grant Gustin, who is appearing in two "Arrow" episodes this month.
Following "Arrow" on Wednesday, "Tomorrow People" (0.7/2 in 18-49, 1.8 million viewers overall) was in line with its most recent episode.
Preliminary 18-49 averages for the night: NBC, 2.5/7; ABC and CBS, 1.9/5; Fox, 1.4/4; CW and UNI, 0.9/3; Telemundo, 0.6/2.
In total viewers: CBS, 8.9 million; NBC, 8.2 million; ABC, 6.4 million; Fox, 5.3 million; CW and Univision, 2.5 million; Telemundo, 1.5 million.
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- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Mar 26, 2013
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: Battlefield 3: End Game is a digital expansion pack for Battlefield 3 that brings four distinct maps, a new dirt bike, new lightweight AA vehicles, and two classic Battlefield game modes - Capture the Flag and Air Superiority.
- Developer: EA DICE
- Genre(s): Modern
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Positive: 7 out of 9
Mixed: 2 out of 9
Negative: 0 out of 9
Apr 9, 2013End Game is the last expansion for Battlefield 3. A great addition to its DLC family.
Mar 24, 2013End Game is a well-made ending of the DLC cycle for Battlefield 3 that is still fun as hell. Once more it offers four maps, however, this time in the outdoors. Moreover it adds two new modes expanding on its own large variety of things you can do in the game. On top of that it gives you a "nimble" motorbike.
Apr 2, 2013End Game DLC will appeal to fans of battles that feature all kinds of units, where every soldier has a role to play. Capture the Flag makes a return, and even it is sometimes frustrating, it demands the team's cooperation, rewards crazy runs and offers tons of excitement. New maps go well with old game modes, and new vehicles provide variety. All in all, End Game is a worthy closure to BF3's series of add-ons.
May 7, 2013I fell in love with Capture the Flag – one of two modes reintroduced by End Game (the other one is Air Superiority). [CD-Action 05/2013, p.68]
Apr 15, 2013Battlefield 3 has had a great run of DLC, but sadly End Game is by far the worst of the lot. The new game mode (Capture the Flag) is prone to players behaving badly and the new maps don't feel all that special. [Apr 2013]
Mar 18, 2013End Game does not manage to fully capture the feeling and core mechanics of Battlefield 3 and a poor map design makes this last DLC a below-par content for an excellent multiplayer FPS.
Score distribution:
Positive: 8 out of 11
Mixed: 1 out of 11
Negative: 2 out of 11
Apr 30, 2013This Map pack is the best 1 of all the epic Battlefield map packs. Motorbikes are awesome and the maps are also really good. I can understand people who rate this under 7 cause there not playing on PC, which is off course, 64 player online. There is also nothing like see the massive dog fights in Air Superiority, oh and getting dropped down in a tank from a helicopter never gets old.… Expand
Mar 12, 2013It seems like i'm the first to review this.. it's not out yet for everyone, but i already played it now. This expansion pack is really, really good. Far better then the others that came out, i really enjoyed playing. The only negative things about it are the animations of for example the new bike riding, it looks a bit old and rubbish. But further on it's a great Ending pack for a Great Game!… Expand
Mar 13, 2013This expansion is the best so far, large open maps with air superiority and capture the flag added. While I thought capture the flag may be a camp fest, nothing quite gives as big a rush as sneaking into an enemy base and escaping on a motorbike with their flag. Really fun expansion. Air superiority is an interesting addition but can be frustrating as there are a number of people who have done nothing but fly jets since BF3 came out.… Collapse
Sep 20, 2014A good expansion which put an end to BF3 DLCs. Maps are a mix between all the previous expansions (CQ excluded), they tend to offer good vehicles combat kinda like B2K. CTF is good but too many Javelins and mines can be annoying. Air Superiority on the other hand sucks (not much cover).… Expand
Apr 6, 2013Great DLC, as least way better than any first person shooters in my favorites. Buying premium by retail (that i got highly discounted) was the best thing i have ever done in my life to enjoy the franchise. I have NEVER ever in my life regretted buying the game or premium.
What is the addition to the game is the "unique" road bike. In my opinion one (or the fastest) of the fastest ground vehicle in the game. Extremely fun to rush and capture CTF or get near the flag fast. Also, provided that you don't get spotted easily for rushing.
What hinders the road bike is the Javelin missiles, engineers can sneak up easily behind a hill or slope and lock-on to the "fast moving" bikes.
The other new feature in this game is obviously the new CTF (Capture The Flag), a game mode that is enjoyable and that kind of "for-fun". Capturing 3 flags (primarily) to win the game isn't really that challenging, and of course new jihad-bikes suicide bombing the vehicles and flag area, it is very easy for the flag to be taken and do a getaway with the bike.
Lastly, Air Superiority, which i find least enjoyable, due to the fact that everyone is in a jet and dogfighting with n00bs are un-bearable.
Give it a 7/10, and for those WITHOUT Premium, don't bother getting it anymore now, wait and save for Battlefield 4. Cause' i am pretty sure that the game would be good.… Expand
Jul 18, 2013This could be a decent DLC with a pretty good gamemode, but DICE failed again. The spawn rape on CTF is just way too much and there is nothing you can do about it. Getting javelin'd on your Dirtbike with the flag is just annoying as hell and you don't even get the sound when they lock on. Don't have Premium? Buy B2K and Aftermath, the only DLC's I enjoyed. Those 2 DLC were actually better than BF3 itself.
Also, the maps are small compared to other Battlefield games. When the map is pretty large, it's just full of trees and buildings.
0/10 Terrible DLC. I regret buying Premium so hard.… Expand
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The Marlins Brought Out Muhammad Ali At Their New Stadium. Should They Have?
The Miami Marlins kicked off the first regular season game at their new stadium tonight by bringing out one of the titans of the sports world, Muhammad Ali – but it wasn't exactly the moment Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria might have envisioned. Ali, of course, is 70 years old now, and has been suffering from Parkinson's Disease for decades. That disease, along with those advancing years, long ago robbed him of the physical gifts and outward brashness that defined him at his peak.
And so when Ali came out tonight on a cart with Loria and others, many just found the whole scene… sad. While at first the crowd's reception and "A-li! A-li!" chants were pretty cool, the moment dragged on. The chants and cheering faded. Once that happened, all everyone was left to do was think about what rough shape Ali appears to be in. Some even concluded that Loria used Ali as a human shield to protect himself from fans' rancor. The video of Ali's entrance is below, so you can judge for yourself:
As for what we thought: yeah, it started out as a potentially nice moment, but yes, it ended as a sad spectacle. After the initial burst of applause, the fans didn't seem to want to have anything to do with it anymore. It looked like it was playing out in painful slow motion.
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