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Pauline Myers, 80, passed away April 20. Born and raised in Turlock by parents Nettie and Thomas Mortimer, Pauline will be known as a proud mother, good friend, and loving wife. Pauline loved telling stories of growing up in Turlock with her sister Donna (Johnson) and brother William (Mortimer). She graduated from Turlock High School class of 1950 and later earned her Registered Nursing Degree from Modesto Junior College. She worked as a nurse for about 10 years. Pauline loved music, dancing, tennis, the beach and the company of good friends and family. After decades of living in the Turlock ...
Born in Brawley, CA to his loving parents Roberto and Esperanza, Bob passed away on his birthday surrounded by his family and dear friends. On that day, family and friends celebrated his birthday as Bob would have celebrated any birthday. He had bravely undergone six months of intensive treatment for pancreatic cancer.
Dorothy Whittum, age 90 was called home to be with her Lord on April 16th, 2012 in Modesto CA. She was born and raised on a farm in Minnesota.
William Paul Fowle 60, of Denair, passed away at Memorial Medical Center. Paul was born in Turlock CA to Robert and Pauline Fowle. A Turlock High School graduate, he lived in the Turlock/Denair area his entire life.
Entered into rest at the age of 81 in Hilmar, California.He was born in Ilhavo, District of Aveiro, Portugal. He was a line-worker for Banquet Food for 20 years.
Virginia entered into rest at the age of 89 in Chowchilla, Ca. She was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She was a homemaker for 63 years and a member of St Columbia Catholic Church of Chowchilla and Luso American in Norco, P.F.S.A. Council 19 of Chino Ontario. She enjoyed spending time with her family.
Elaine Weed, longtime resident of Turlock passed away in Concord, CA at age 92.
Tina Brandt, 78, passed away on April 18, 2012.
Jack Bennett, 92, of Turlock, passed away at Covenant Village Care Center in Turlock. He lived in the Bay Area, Walnut Creek, and San Andreas before settling in Modesto in 1960 In 1941, he married Dorothy M. Wigell, and during WWII Jack served as an U.S. Army Tech Sergeant. . They moved to Covenant Village of Turlock in 1998. Jack was a salesman for most of his working years and attended Covenant churches of San Andreas, Modesto, and Turlock. He enjoyed dancing, golf, music, watching sports and loved spending time with family. Jack was known for his integrity and a ...
Donald Brooks, 78, died April 14, 2012 at Forest Hill Health and Rehab, East Moline, IL. Donald was born on Oct. 10, 1933 in Missouri to Harvey George and Laura Anne Brooks.
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Josie Mae Friesen, 92, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 22, 2014. She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 57 years, Dave Friesen.
Wray Nathan Haydock, III, 79, son of Wray Nathan Jr. and Elma Ruth Haydock, died November 24, 2014, at home surrounded by his loving family following a two-year battle with cancer.
Virginia Fay Black Domecq was born in 1917 in Goltry, Oklahoma. At the age of 9 months she moved with her family to Fairmont, Missouri, where the family resided until March of 1929.
Emma Alvarado, 80, passed away on Nov. 19, 2014 at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco.
Jeffrey Lee Brown, 35, of Irvine, CA died November 17 from the devastating disease of ALS. He was born on February 19, 1979 in Yuma, Arizona. He graduated from Liberty University Law School in May of 2013, passed the California state bar and started working as a lawyer in April of 2014.
Leona Dingler was born in Hilmar, CA to Marie and Gerald Wells on August 25, 1933. She was 81 years old.
Lillian Tamraz Babbitt Moore passed away on November 9th 2014, she was 86 years old.
Rodney Dean "Rod" Geving, 61, Dickinson, died Thursday, October 23, 2014 at St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Minn., after losing his battle with cancer. Services for Rodney will be at 10 a.m., Saturday, November 1, 2014 at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church, New England, with Rev. Bruce Peterson officiating. Inurnment will follow at the Rainy Butte Cemetery, south of New England. Military honors will be provided by the New England American Legion Anton Ulijohn Post 66. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the church on Saturday.
Jared Collins, 15, of Turlock, CA passed away Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014, from injuries he sustained from a dirt bike collision.
David N. Sondeno, 89, of Turlock passed away peacefully on Sat. Nov. 8th surrounded by family. David was born in Norway to John and Esther Sondeno, and as a young boy the family immigrated to the U.S. and settled in Stanislaus Co.
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About the Expert
Lisa Kimmel is a Registered Dietitian, Certified Nutritionist and Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics. She received her Bachelor's degree in Dietetics from James Madison University and Master's degree in Exercise Physiology from Southern Connecticut State University. Lisa completed her dietetic internship at Yale-New Haven Hospital, where she managed outpatient nutrition services and served on the clinical faculty for over 15 years. She is now the Wellness Manager and Sports Nutritionist for Yale University.
Lisa has been extensively published in professional journals and magazines. Most recently, she co-authored, Generation Extra Large, Rescuing our children from the epidemic of obesity which received national media attention. She has also contributed to articles in Newsweek, CBS Money Watch, Family Circle, Better Homes and Gardens, Parenting, Fit Pregnancy, and Woman's Fitness. She has appeared on national and local television and radio and serves on the advisory boards for Super Chefs of the Universe, ABC news, babycenter.com, and Consumer Health Interactive. She is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Sports, Cardiovascular and Wellness Nutritionists Practice Group, Connecticut Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the Collegiate and Professional Sports Dietitians Association. In 1997, she was named "Recognized Young Dietitian of the Year."
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
- U.S., Taliban to Hold Direct Talks in Qatar
- Karzai Suspends U.S. Talks over Taliban Concerns
- Taliban Renounces Foreign Attacks, Opens Political Office in Doha
- NATO Completes Transfer of "Security Control" to Afghan Forces
- Intel Officials Tell Congress NSA Surveillance Helped Thwart Attacks
- Obama Calls for Nuclear Weapon Reductions in Germany Speech
- House Approves 22-Week Abortion Ban
- Ex-Employees Say Bank of America Encouraged Foreclosures, Deceit
- Muslims File Lawsuit Challenging NYPD Spy Program
- Journalist Michael Hastings Dies in Car Crash at 33
Michael Hastings Dies at 33; Fearless Journalist Challenged Power & Exposed Myths of Afghan War
The investigative journalist Michael Hastings has died at the age of 33 in a Los Angeles car crash. Reporting extensively from Iraq and Afghanistan, Hastings' widely read stories showed the grim realities of war. His 2010 Rolling Stone article on General Stanley McChrystal, the U.S. commander in Afghanistan, sparked a political controversy after McChrystal and his aides were quoted making disparaging remarks about top administration officials. The article exposed longstanding disagreements between civilian and military officials over the war's direction and led to McChrystal's firing. In a statement provided to Democracy Now!, the film director Oliver Stone said: "Michael Hastings went far in the span he had. One of our finest young investigative journalists, high stakes reporting in a sense cost him his life. We desperately need more and more young men and women such as Michael, willing to protest the intolerable war crimes and arrogance of our supremacy-seeking society." Rolling Stone issued this statement: "Hastings' hallmark as a reporter was his refusal to cozy up to power. He leaves behind a remarkable legacy of reporting." We look back on two of of Hastings' appearances on Democracy Now! in 2010 and 2012.
Defiant Turkish Demonstrators "Finding New Ways to Protest" in Face of Relentless State Crackdown
The Turkish government is threatening to send armed troops into cities to quell the ongoing anti-government protests that have continued despite an increasingly violent state crackdown. On Tuesday, Turkish police arrested 87 people in a series of raids targeting those suspected of participating in weeks of anti-government rallies. The latest demonstrations include acts of passive resistance inspired by performance artist Erdem Gündüz aka "The Standing Man," who attracted international attention for standing quietly in Taksim Square for eight hours to protest the police crackdown. We go to Istanbul to speak with Nazan Üstündag, an activist and scholar who has been involved in the Taksim Square protests since they began late last month. "People are finding new ways to protest," Üstündag says. "We're coming together discussing what we're going to do next, how we're going to organize and voice our democratic demands."
Mass Protests Sweep Brazil in Uproar over Public Services Cuts & High Costs of World Cup, Olympics
Brazil is witnessing some of its largest protests in decades, after some 240,000 people protested Monday. Tens of thousands continue to take the streets. The demonstrations were initially sparked by an increase in bus fares in São Paulo, but the uprising soon spiraled nationwide amid outrage over government corruption, inequality, failing public services and police brutality against demonstrators. Protesters have also condemned the high level of government spending on the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics. We're joined from São Paulo by Lucia Nader, executive director of the Brazil-based human rights organization Conectas and a participant in the protests.
Sister Helen Prejean & Bill Pelke on Freeing the Death Row Prisoner Who Killed Pelke's Grandmother
In a remarkable story on the journey from grief to forgiveness, Bill Pelke joins us along with renowned activist and "Dead Man Walking" author Sister Helen Prejean to discuss the latest victory for the movement against the death penalty. On Monday, the state of Indiana freed Paula Cooper, the Indiana woman convicted for the 1985 murder of Pelke's grandmother, elderly Bible school teacher Ruth Pelke, in Gary, Indiana. At the time, Cooper became the youngest person on death row. She had been the victim of child abuse and had attended 10 different schools by the time of her arrest. Her case galvanized human rights activists and death penalty opponents around the world, including Bill Pelke himself. Partnering with Sister Helen, he campaigned against the death penalty and pleaded for Cooper to be granted clemency. "I became convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that my grandmother would have been appalled by the fact that this girl was on death row," Pelke recalls. "I was convinced she would have had love for Paula Cooper and her family. I felt she wanted some of my family to have that same sort of love and compassion." Sister Helen, whose best-selling book "Dead Man Walking" was turned into the Academy Award-winning film starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn, is the founder of Survive, a victims' advocacy group in New Orleans. She continues to counsel not only inmates on death row, but also the families of murder victims. "Forgiveness is not first and foremost what you do for the one who's hurt you to lift their burden," Sister Helen says. "It's a way of saving your own life, a way of preserving wholeness, as we can see in Bill Pelke."
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I must say that I'm pretty proud of this cross stitch. It's not perfect but its my first finished cross stitch pattern.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has not spoken publicly since Sept. 9. Bob Ley talks with ESPN NFL business analyst Andrew Brandt and John Baldoni, Chair of N2Growth's Leadership Development Practice about the commissioner's recent lack of presence.
By John Baldoni
Chair, Leadership Development, N2Growth
Is there such a thing as too much loyalty?
That is a question that Mary Barra may be considering after her latest appearance before a Senate committee investigating the faulty ignition switch problem that resulted in 11 deaths. While GM has cleaned house of engineers and lawyers accused of culpability, Michael Millikin, its chief counsel, has remained in place.
By Grant Wattie
President, N2Growth Australia
Regardless of the challenges that life throws at you and the inevitable turmoil experienced there are a some universal truths that can be applied to lead more effectively through today's turbulent times of rapid change.
By Damian D. "Skipper" Pitts
Chair, Organizational Development, N2Growth
with Susan C. Guiher
Leadership is about being able to lead out from crises before they occur (the defining meaning of Crisis Leadership). This is a talent and skill that many leaders today are simply lacking. What's needed, is a disciplined, future-focused and intelligent "preemptive-minded cultural" approach known as Crisis Leadership. This approach brings forth three considerations in behavioral intelligence, which when used in combination, will increase leadership's ability to become more effective in dealing with crises, chaos and turbulence in organizations.Read More›
By Patricia Lenkov
Chair, Executive Search, N2growth
Gregg Steinhafel, former Chairman and CEO of Target Corporation stepped down earlier this month. The primary reason stated was because of the continued fall-out from the 2013 massive data breach. And massive it was! In case you don't recall, up to 110 million customer records were compromised.Read More›
By John Baldoni
Chair, Leadership Development, N2Growth
"You know the sting of losing. When that happens, show what you are made of.''
That is what Jill Abramson told the graduates of Wake Forest University in a commencement address. "Resilience," she noted was the theme of her address, and it seems appropriate in the wake of her summary dismissal as executive editor of the New York Times.
By Damian D. "Skipper" Pitts
Chair, Organizational Development, N2Growth
The media lives for a crisis, politicians look for ways to gain advantage in a crisis, and some businesses will even try and profit from a crisis. Everyone loves a crisis; except the unprepared who didn't see it coming – those led straight into the proverbial brick wall by a leader who missed something they shouldn't have. One thing is for sure – we'll all be better off when leaders stop trying to manage a crisis and become more proficient at crisis leadership.
By Grant Wattie
President, N2Growth Australia
Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity. It's become a popular acronym but it is very real. In this video, Grant Wattie, President of N2Growth Australia, discusses how you, as a leader, can't hold on to traditional leadership techniques and make it in this world full of VUCA.
At N2Growth, we would love the opportunity to speak with you and see how we can help you navigate the volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity facing your organization.Read More›
By Brian Layer
Chief Executive Officer, N2Growth
March Madness resumes tonight and in a pressure packed weekend of excitement, the Sweet Sixteen will shrink to the Final Four. Only the strongest teams will survive and while their defensive pressure, explosive running game or deep shooting might define their style, their success rests on five obsessions. These obsessions are common to champions and may very well help your team in your competitive endeavor.Read More›
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Are you a person of integrity? Chances are you and everyone reading this article will answer in the affirmative. This introduces a massive blind-spot we have in our lives and organizations: self-deception – as none of us can say we have full integrity.
So, first, how do we define integrity?
By John Baldoni
Chair, Leadership Development, N2Growth
What keeps CEOs up at night? It's not what they know, but what they don't know.
Such is the case in which General Motors newly appointed CEO Mary Barra finds herself. According to reporting by New York Times reporter Bill Vlasic, Barra did not learn of the ignition problem that has led to the recall of over 1.6 GM vehicles until January 31st. The problem with the faulty ignition, which causes engine shutdowns, has been linked to at least 13 deaths stretching back to 2003.
By John Baldoni
Chair, Leadership Development, N2growth
Confidence is a cloth with many colors.
That thought came to me as I was listening to David O. Russell speaking to Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air as he was discussing his award-winning trilogy of films – The Fighter, Sliver Linings and the latest, American Hustle. Each film is about characters reinventing themselves because they are not satisfied with themselves. The degrees of self-invention range from a fighter trying to overcome his past, a bipolar man seeking normalcy and a hustler seeking a better outcome.
As a writer and filmmaker Russell himself says he has struggled with re-invention. He once wrote scripts for hire now he seeks to tell stories that he himself connects with and can portray on the screen. That takes confidence. Especially when things fall apart. He says you need to trust yourself.


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Uncle Luke, the man whose booty-shaking madness made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke assesses the lack of faith in the world.On February 20, the holy spirit lifted 82-year-old Brownsville resident Emma Anderson. Th ... More >>
It sucks to be broke. Especially when Ultra Music Festival, only the best EDM festival on Planet Earth, is going down, and your friends, who were lucky enough to score tickets, are constantly reminding you of all the missed fun by posting pictures of Tiësto, Calvin Harris, and Swedish House Mafia ... More >>
Flying Lotus isn't like most acts you'll encounter at Ultra Music Festival. The Los Angeles native, born Steven Ellison and known as "FlyLo" to his fans, doesn't make dance music -- at least not in the traditional sense. The acclaimed knob fiddler (Pitchfork named his Cosmogramma the 14th best ... More >>
They came for G.I. Joe, and we said nothing, because we always thought G.I. Joe was kinda dumb.Then they came for Transformers, and we said nothing, because Michael Bay is unstoppable and anyway, Megan Fox is hot.But then they came for Battleship, and we realized that soon, there would be no chil ... More >>
Pity the University of Miami freshman who picked this morning to crap out a research paper, and the Miami Herald journalist trying to write about whichever moderately famous person dies today. Wikipedia has gone dark! The site is protesting the SOPA legislation that most sane people realize would ... More >>
Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade has filmed a dancing cameo in an upcoming ensemble comedy based on What To Expect When You're Expecting. Yes, an NBA star is dancing in a Love Actually-style ensemble movie based on a popular non-fiction pregnancy guide because Hollywood is horrible and out of ideas.
MTV.comYou might remember Beavis and Butt-Head as the greatest minds of Generation X. The adolescent twosome took a hard look at '90s music videos. They were thoughtful cultural commentators who said "huh, huh, huh" a bunch.The goofy duo are returning to television this October. And creator Mike Jud ... More >>
Uncle Luke, the man whose booty-shaking madness once made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke debunks rumors spread on blogs and YouTube that Jay-Z is down with the Illuminati.People who depict Jay-Z as a devil-wors ... More >>
Take the pain at Hellrotika.All Hallows' Eve is upon us. And this secular holiday is particularly important for three types of people: (1) those obsessed with vampires and werewolves, (2) those who've been dying to hide behind a mask all year, and (3) those yearning to look sexy. All of the above ... More >>
Halloween is this weekend and what better way to honor all things gory and dead than by stocking your fridge with bags of blood? Whether your preference is human or zombie, the folks at Harcos Laboratories developed Blood and Zombie Blood; two energy potions that will satisfy every blood-thirsty ... More >>
Jimmy didn't win any Emmys last night, in case you were wondering.If you were watching the exhibition game, True Blood, or the tons of other TV competition, the 2010 Emmys were also last night. Jimmy Fallon hosted, there were a lot of navy dresses on the red carpet, and George Clooney was there. ... More >>
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Photos by Christine BorgesTruBlood CupcakeNestled right off of SW 97th Avenue and Sunset Drive in an unassuming shopping center lies Miami's latest cupcake addiction: The Sweetness Bakeshop and Cafe. Opened just a few months ago by a mother/daughter team, the family-run business sells pretty much ... More >>


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IRS Strategic Plan Addresses the Tax Gap and Focuses on Service and Enforcement over the Next Five Years
The IRS just released its strategic plan for fiscal years 2009-2013. The plan outlines how the agency will improve service to taxpayers and enforcement of the law over the next five years.
According to IRS Commissioner Douglas H. Shulman, the agency's first goal is to make voluntary compliance easier in an effort to maintain the fairest and most effective system of voluntary compliance in the world.
In other words, their goal is to increase the enforcement of tax law and ensure that all Americans pay their full tax liability. This is no surprise. With the current economic slump, tax revenue is down and government spending is up, so it only makes sense that tax enforcement and collection efforts will be increasing.
According to the IRS, nearly 84 percent of all taxes are paid on time by taxpayers reporting freely and voluntarily.
This means that 16% of of the taxpaying public have tax problems. And in this recession, we can expect that percentage to increase significantly.
The report also looks at the nation's sizeable the tax gap – estimated at a net of $290 billion a year, after IRS enforcement actions that bring in $55-60 billion.
The IRS declares that they owe it "to all the citizens who … pay their taxes to be vigorous in pursuing individuals who are not paying what they owe." At the same time, the plan indicates that "the IRS cannot audit its way to full compliance" and that a multi-pronged approach is required.
Bottom line: If you can't afford to pay your taxes or have unfiled tax returns, it's more important than ever to know your options for tax relief! My best advice is to file your 2008 tax return as well as any prior delinquent tax returns as soon as possible to avoid the wrath of the IRS.
Download the full report here: IRS Strategic Plan, Fiscal Years 2009-2013
** If you owe back taxes and need income tax relief, our specialized staff of attorneys, CPAs, EAs and tax professionals can help. Visit the Tax Resolution Services web site for a free tax relief consultation or call us at 866-IRS-PROBLEMS.
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Onanoff at 2012 CES: Innovative Earbuds
Onanoff is betting that its customers are in the market for earbuds that do a lot more than just play music. The Magnum Platinum earbuds it introduced at the 2012 International CES—price and release date to be determined—have a few unique features built-in, including an audio splitter on the 3.5mm plug. The flat cables help to prevent tangling, and there's also a magnetic cable solution that keeps the cords at the right length. To top it off, Magnum Platinum comes equipped with a three button remote and mic for use with Apple's portable devices.
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Nice quiet home with two floors of living. Cozy cottage fully furnished with natural gas. New deck on second floor Laundry room with washer and dryer. Wonderful area in Onset. Just bring your tooth brush...close to major highways. A short walk to the Cape Cod CANAL..Very private ..close to everything but off the beaten path !! Small Beach less then half a mile large free public beach Less then a mile. Less then a mile from Onset Village and Buzzards Bay Main Street. This is your own private retreat without all the noise. This property practically abuts the public golf course of Bay Point. So much to do right at your finger tips and all in walking distance!! There is more water in Onset then any other town on Cape Cod and in Massachusetts for that matter. And remember NO BRIDGE TRAFFIC!! Dont sit and fight the bridges for hours when you can be spending all that time at the beach instead!!! You will be very impressed with this cozy home by the sea..even has a hot/cold outdoor shower. Come and relax and enjoy all that Onset has to offer !! Small Beach access is only a few blocks away (Butler's cove)or you can use Cleveland beach in the other direction and of coarse the Large town beach which is less then a mile with free parking! Bridges to cape cod are less then 5 minutes away. Easy to go over during the week when the traffic isn't at a grid lock!!!
Onset vacation rental ID 20099
Very private yard with outdoor gazebo and outdoor shower
Upstairs livingroom,kitchen,full bath and bedroom
Kitchen with dishwasher and gas stove
Upstairs full bath
Master bedroom with sliders to padio & laundry room w/ full bath
Water Water everywhere...this is an aerial the arrow is the home
Onset beach less then 1 mile or small beach 2 blocks away
Open floor plan ..living room,dinning room and kitchen
Upstairs bedroom and bath ..kitchen/dining room and living room
Upstairs bedroom with two twin beds
Master bedroom with full bath and laundry room downstairs
Master bath with large walk in shower
Clean cozy cottage with plenty of parking and room to roam
Onset Vacation Rental - ID 20099
Additional availability info:
winter rental starting september 30, 2011 900.00 per month. This is a Saturday to Saturday vacation rental.
Long-Term Rental (1 month or more):
Winter Rental starting September 15
Additional pricing info: 300.00 security deposit full refund if all is fine.NO CLEANING FEE!! LINENS INCLUDED!
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NOTE: This calendar was last updated on Wednesday, September 24, 2014. Also, we do not have any information on availability or pricing after Saturday, June 25, 2016. Be sure to check with Judy to confirm that the rental is available.
Nearest beach: Butlers cove 2 blocks onset beach less then 1 mile
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Melissa K.
Sparks Glencoe, MD
1 review by this vacationer
Member since 6/6/2011
Our stay at the cottage was wonderful. It had all of the amenities of home along with a peaceful yet central location for all of our day trips. We loved spending time in the large yard and especially the little outdoor gazebo and sitting area. A great spot to watch the wild turkeys and drink my tea! I hope we will get to stay again soon.
Ann B
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Thanks again for the use of your cottage. We had a great time and spent many hours just enjoying the ambiance of the cottage.The way you have the place decorated is so neat right down to the Cape Cod napkins. Nice touches that kept us saying "oh cool, look at this?"
Raychel W.
Schenectady, NY
3 reviews by this vacationer
Member since 4/10/2012
This is the second time that we have stayed at this particular cottage and are just as pleased as the first stay. It is perfect for our small family of three and the location is really great. We had a particular incident this stay though where my six year old had left his favorite movie in the DVD player. I asked if Judy could help us out, in order to sooth my son's agony, and mail the movie to us. We offered for her to take any cost for shipping or to her from our deposit. Our DVD arrived quickly in the mail at no cost to us. How incredibly nice and thoughtful of Judy and this warmth permeates through the cottage. What a lovely lady! Thanks, Judy. We are already looking forward to next year!show moreshow less
Katie C.
Member since 7/9/2014
Very nice, very quiet, easy to find and short drives to many places on the Cape.
Francois T.
Member since 3/2/2014
Beautiful cottage. It is very well equipped and very clean.
Sasha B.
Roslindale, MA
Member since 5/28/2013
This is our second year staying here, and we had an amazing time. The house is in a great private location, and it's close to everything you need. We took day trips to the Cape and enjoyed coming back to a clean, comfortable home. The deck is a great place to relax and the outdoor seating area is very peaceful. Love this place!
Thank you, Sasha. It's a true pleasure having you stay with us, and next year the lobster roll is on me!!
Mansfield, MA
Member since 7/13/2014
This is our second year as an extended family that we have spent on the Cape for the 4th of July week. This year we decided to try a little off the Cape to avoid the traffic of the bridge. We are so glad we did. Not only did we miss all the traffic, but we were so close to so many things! Onset beach is just right done the road. Cheap parking and perfect because for kids! We also rented SUP boards and had a great time. The house was so cute, set back in its own private area. They house across from us is for sale so we were all alone out there, which was great!! Judy, the owner, provided us with all we need. Super clean and beautifully decorated!!show moreshow less
John S.
Saint Paul, MN
Member since 3/10/2013
This location proved to be a convenient location for activities both on cape and off. We did day trips to Plymouth, Boston, and whale watching from Barnstable. The glass museum in Sandwhich was very interesting - you should tell more people about it. House was very comfortable, and I enjoyed the deck.
Theresa R.
Modena, NY
Member since 2/20/2013
We had an excellent vacation in Onset. The house was comforatble and beautifully decorated. The neighborhood was quiet. The kitchen was well stocked and very clean. The master bedroom is large with lovely furniture. There was a variety of books, games & DVDs in the house. The location was good. The town beach was nearby and the bridges are a short drive away.
Steven H.
Cincinnati, OH
Member since 8/22/2013
This was my first time taking a vacation to Cape Cod and only been there once before. Found this place online and very easily secured a week's rental with the homeowner. I wasn't able to stay the entire week but was thoroughly impressed with the accuracy of the listing and what I found when I arrived late one evening after a long flight and drive. I not only enjoyed the house but the cute little community in which it resides. While close to town, it is far enough away to be totally secluded from the road and noise. Very peaceful place, would recommend to anyone with or without a family.Enjoyed the local restaurants and a round of golf (even in the pouring rain)show moreshow less
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With guitars curling around the beat like whips around posts, the Allmans stitch musical textures that rival even Pink Floyd. Add to that a groove as hypnotic as early Santana and a bluesy home-cooked charm seasoned by over 40 years of tragedy and triumph, and you have a world-class live act. Greg Allman, Dickey Betts, and company have gone down into the realm of Hades more times than Odysseusthat original Ramblin' Manand they always return to the world with their undying songs that seem able to weave and unweave the very fabric of time.
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Hivid Side Effects
Generic Name: zalcitabine
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of zalcitabine. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Hivid.
Not all side effects for Hivid may be reported. You should always consult a doctor or healthcare professional for medical advice. Side effects can be reported to the FDA here.
For the Consumer
Applies to zalcitabine: oral tablet
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid). In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.
You should check with your doctor immediately if any of these side effects occur when taking zalcitabine:More common
- Lab results that show problems with liver
- tingling, burning, numbness, or pain in the hands, arms, feet, or legs
- Fever
- joint pain
- muscle pain
- nausea and vomiting
- seizures
- skin rash
- stomach pain (severe)
- ulcers in the mouth and throat
- Discouragement, feeling sad or empty, irritability, lack of appetite, loss of interest or pleasure, tiredness, trouble concentrating, trouble sleeping
- fever and sore throat
- yellow eyes or skin
Some of the side effects that can occur with zalcitabine may not need medical attention. As your body adjusts to the medicine during treatment these side effects may go away. Your health care professional may also be able to tell you about ways to reduce or prevent some of these side effects. If any of the following side effects continue, are bothersome or if you have any questions about them, check with your health care professional:Less common
- Constipation
- diarrhea
- headache
- hives or welts
- itching skin
- swelling or inflammation of the mouth
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to zalcitabine: oral tablet
The adverse effects of zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) are sometimes difficult to distinguish from the symptomatology observed during the clinical course of AIDS, as well as from the possible adverse effects of other drugs used in the treatment of HIV infection. Many of the side effects associated with nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor therapy (myopathy, pancreatitis, liver failure, lactic acidosis, etc.) are attributable to their direct toxic effect on mitochondria which causes decreased mitochondrial energy-generating capacity. Patients with reduced renal function may have an increased risk of toxicity due to decreased clearance.
Nervous system
Nervous system toxicity is the major dose-limiting adverse effect of zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) Peripheral neuropathy occurred in 28.3% of patients enrolled in a monotherapy study of zidovudine intolerant/failure patients who were administered zalcitabine or didanosine. Peripheral neuropathy presents as numbness,tingling, and burning dysesthesia in the distal extremities. Zalcitabine should be used with extreme caution in patients with preexisting neuropathy or if being treated with other neurotoxic drugs. Headache (2.1%), convulsions (1.3%), and dizziness have also been reported. Ototoxicity has been observed on rare occasions.
Peripheral neuropathy has been reported in up to 50% of patients who receive greater than 0.03 mg/kg every 8 hours. Sensorimotor neuropathy generally presents at 8 to 12 weeks with numbness and burning dysesthesia in the soles of the feet. With continued treatment patients develop diminished light touch, temperature, and vibration sensation. The loss of ankle deep tendon reflexes may occur. Symptoms may worsen for up to 5 weeks after discontinuation and begin to remit over several weeks or months. The incidence is less with dosages of 0.01 mg/kg every 8 hours. Sensory neuropathy is common in patients with AIDS and it may be difficult to distinguish HIV sensory neuropathy from zalcitabine induced neuropathy.
Bilateral sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus have been reported.
Patients with a history of pancreatitis, taking other pancreatoxic drugs, or with known risk factors for the development of pancreatitis should be monitored closely while on zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) Exacerbation of pancreatitis occurs rarely with zalcitabine therapy, however, patients with a history of pancreatitis are at a greater risk. Of 528 zalcitabine treated patients enrolled in an expanded-access study who had a history of prior pancreatitis or increased amylase, 5.3% developed pancreatitis and an additional 4.4% developed asymptomatic elevated serum amylase.
Treatment with zalcitabine should be stopped immediately if clinical signs/symptoms or abnormal laboratory values develop which are suggestive of pancreatitis. It should not be restarted until the patient's condition has improved. If clinical pancreatitis develops during zalcitabine administration the manufacture recommends permanently discontinuing the drug.
Gastrointestinal adverse effects such as abdominal pain (3%), oral lesions/stomatitis (3%), vomiting/nausea (3.4%), and diarrhea/constipation (2.5%) have been reported from a zalcitabine monotherapy trial of zidovudine intolerant/failure HIV patients. Esophageal ulceration (1.6%) and pancreatitis (1.1%) have also been reported.
In a limited study of 20 patients treated with zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) an acute reaction generally characterized by a maculopapular rash occurred in 14 patients. Dosages given were 0.03 mg/kg every 8 hours or greater. Nine of these 14 patients also had mucocutaneous lesions, and seven had a systemic reaction which included fever, malaise, myalgias, and pruritus. Onset occurred after 9 to 12 days of treatment. Systemic symptoms generally resolve in 2 to 3 days and lesions in 4 to 10 days despite continued treatment with zalcitabine. However, other larger studies have not reported similarly high incidences of skin reactions.
Dermatologic side effects such as rash, pruritus, and urticaria have been observed in approximately 3% of patients enrolled in clinical trials. An acute dermatologic reaction has been associated with zalcitabine in one study. This reaction most frequently appears as a maculopapular rash during the first 10 to 12 days of therapy.
Hematologic adverse effects have occurred, although, substantially less often than with zidovudine. Thrombocytopenia (1.3%), leukopenia (13.1%), eosinophilia (2.5%), and neutropenia (16.9%) were reported in a monotherapy study of zidovudine intolerant/failure patients comparing zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) or didanosine therapy. Anemia and granulocytopenia have also been reported.
Rare cases of hepatic failure and death have occurred and may be related to the use of zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) in patients with underlying Hepatitis B infection. The drug should be used with caution in patients with hepatomegaly, hepatitis, or other known risk factors for liver disease.
Hepatic side effects have generally included elevation in liver function tests and exacerbation of preexisting hepatic dysfunction.
Metabolic side effects have included hypertriglyceridemia and hyperlipidemia.
Cardiovascular adverse effects are uncommon, however, cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure in patients with AIDS have been associated with the use of nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors. Caution should be exercised in patients with baseline cardiomyopathy or a history of congestive heart failure if zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) is to be administered.
Hypersensitivity reactions have included one case of an anaphylactoid reaction in a patient receiving zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) and zidovudine. Other cases of hypersensitivity reactions have been reported including anaphylactic reactions and urticaria without other signs of anaphylaxis. Erythema multiforme has also been reported.
Other side effects have included fever and fatigue.
Psychiatric adverse effects have occurred in less than 1% of patients enrolled in clinical trials. Depression, however, was experienced in 0.4% to 1.8% of patients administered zalcitabine (the active ingredient contained in Hivid) monotherapy or combination therapy.
Musculoskeletal adverse effects are uncommon. However, painful and swollen joints were observed in approximately 0.4% to 1.0% of patients enrolled in clinical trials. Myalgia, arthralgia, and muscle weakness have also been reported.
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LOS ANGELES — Larry Hagman, whose predatory oil baron J.R. Ewing on television's long-running nighttime soap opera "Dallas" became a symbol for 1980s greed and coaxed forth a Texas-sized gusher of TV ratings, has died. He was 81.


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Adam Lambert on The View: What's the Big Deal?by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Because ABC is so afraid of Adam Lambert, the network pre-taped his appearance on The View last week.
The singer jokingly referred to this fact when he sat down with Barbara Walters and company, warning viewers to shield their children from the TV sets.
When asked by the host if he's hurt by ABC's constant cancellations and censorship, Lambert replied:
"I'm surprised. I'm like, 'Really. Is it that big of a deal?'"
We couldn't agree more. If Elisabeth Hasselbeck can handle sitting next to this supposedly toxic influence, we're pretty sure everyone else can take a deep breath and relax. Check out his View interview below:
Lambert also appeared at Z100's Jingle Ball in NYC on Friday night. Click on the photos of him backstage at the event for larger images:
@bigdeal. If you were really a fan you would be aware that the finger was for OUT magazine. Forgive and move on you bitter ole hen.
Adam, you are an amazingly talented singer. Love your FYE cd.
*Mother of 4 sons. *Husband thinks you're a major talent too.
Adam's voice is a master piece!! I don't care if it takes a year for his album to go platnium because the more people listen the more people will get how good it really is. It is being released interanationally now as well. Adam's album has had very good reviews from the experts!!
Yeah, Adam, it is a big deal.
Your American Idol fans were expecting, with great anticipation, to hear beautiful from you on AMA and you gave us the finger.
Adam isn't falling off the charts so don't go getting excited to see him fail. Adam's album is according the Billboard the 2nd biggest selling debut album of the year!! Adam doesn't need to sit a #1 to have a ton of recognition for his wonderful voice and the album is fantastic so it will stay on the top 100 for a very long time.
blah blah blah....sales speak for themselves...this ablum sucks...look at him falling off the charts, too....said it over & over, his voice is not meant for radio pop...80's hairband revival, maybe...not now music...
Adam was the "conversation master" during this interview. As always, he was logic, smart, articulate, gorgeous. A true pleasurable presence. He was right! What's the big deal ?
Adam is on target with the violence statement. One of THOSE networks so who are so carefully watching out for our children aired -with NO warning a VIOLENT stabbing scene in the 7-8 pm time slot... which had me lunging to screen the tv from MY child. I don't get how that is acceptable-
I agree with Adam Lambert. Prime time TV is saturated with sometimes disturbing violence, and we're worried about stuff that's a little bit raunchy at a time when the kiddies should be in be? I can't speak for anyone else, but I wasn't offended in the least. I will be tuning in to whatever channel puts Adam on, dude's got mad talent.
Adam is so beautiful in every way...love him


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Michael Psilakis keeps getting more and more pedestrian literally, given that he tells Fork in the Road he wants to open a Greek street cart by the end of the year. Dont hold your breath for that (reps tell Midtown Lunch there are no immediate plans), but take solace, everyman: Were told Psilakis has just launched his brown bag collection at Gus & Gabriel, featuring beers such as Natty Light and malt bevies such as Smirnoff Ice. Actually, after getting our hands on the list (below), were convinced it doesnt go nearly far enough Genny and Mickeys Big Mouth Malt are okay, sure, but commonplace trucker piss like Coors Light, Corona, Foster's, and Tecate just isnt ironic enough! Why couldnt Psilakis take you by surprise by serving Cisco?
In fact, why not have a whole wine list consisting of Night Train, Thunderbird, Mad Dog 20/20, etc., and then a malt-liquor list including King Cobra, Laser, Country Club, Schlitz Red Bull (not to be confused with the energy drink), etc.? Then another section for Boones Farm, Bartles & James, etc.? Any other recommendations? (Keep in mind, Zima and Sparks have been discontinued.) Plead for them in the comments this may be your only chance to get a chef of Michael Psilakiss caliber to add something to the menu. Personally, we wouldnt really drink any of this stuff, but wed love the man for sparing us the usual $3 PBR cliché by bringing Old Style or even Hamms to New York.
The Brown Bag Collection
Coors Light 12oz $5
Corona 24oz $6
Fosters 24oz $5
Genny 12oz $4
Mickeys Big Mouth Malt 40oz $4
Miller High Life 16oz $5
Natty Light 12oz $3.50
Olde English 800 40oz $5
Smirnoff Ice 12oz $4.50
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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Nov 13, 2012
- Also On: PC, Wii U, Xbox 360
- Summary: Call of Duty: Black Ops II thrusts players into a potential near future - a 21st Century Cold War in which technology and weapons have merged to create a new generation of warfare. Black Ops 2 introduces players to an insidious villain named Raul Menendez who hijacks the US military infrastructure to further his own agenda. Take control of the power of near-future technology and advanced robotics to pull the world back from the brink of annihilation.… Expand
- Developer: Treyarch
- Genre(s): Modern
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 18 out of 21
Mixed: 3 out of 21
Negative: 0 out of 21
Jan 3, 2013While the campaign length is fairly standard of past iterations of the series, it's worth multiple playthroughs and the multiplayer offers endless hours of fun and enjoyment; whether it's slaying zombies or facing off against other players in a wide range of multiplayer modes with an endless number of loadout combinations.
Nov 19, 2012We're not sure if this is the best Call of Duty of this generation, but we're convinced Treyarch has produced the most complete one since the first Modern Warfare.
Nov 27, 2012Black Ops II isn't a revelation; what you'll play here is largely what you've played before. There's simply so much to play, though, that it's impossible to deny that Treyarch has finally given us a Call on par with the best of 'em.
Nov 15, 2012Black Ops 2's campaign is perhaps the weakest one since Modern Warfare came on the scene. However, the multiplayer accompanied by Zombies reinforces Black Ops 2 and turns this into one of the more desirable games.
Jan 12, 2013One of the most complete, albeit shaky, packages the series has ever seen. [Issue#226, p.68]
Nov 16, 2012Though zombies mode is stagnating and the novel new social features are a flop, the rest of Black Ops II is lively and entertaining, and it's great to see some shifting in the familiar structure.
Nov 19, 2012All in all, this is what a sequel should have been: a combination of the good from the old with a number of tweaks from the new.
Score distribution:
Positive: 126 out of 274
Mixed: 33 out of 274
Negative: 115 out of 274
Nov 13, 2012This game is actually amazing. Trust me when I say this isn't the same game and actually deserves the 10/10 I gave it. Seriously buy this game. The campaign is amazing, the zombies is ridiculous and the multiplayer is the most balanced one yet.… Expand
Dec 4, 2012Personally I am loving this new Call of duty. I am not going to review this COD on its history but for what it actually is. The campaign was all out spectacular and really isn't like other call of duties because if a certain character dies, it doesn't matter, you just keep going. It gets people wanting to go back to singleplayer to see different endings. Multiplayer is new with its "pick 10" system which revolutionises the new create-a-class system. Diving is back but I found it useful in hardly many situations. Almost all the maps are balanced and suited for each gamemode and run-and-gun won't always work. There is an issue with crashing but that's probably just me playing 3 straight hours. And finally zombies. Zombies for me treyarch worked hard in this one, adding the new "Grief" 4v4 gamemode, and the "TranZit" gamemode, it's all perfected with the TranZit characters comical attitude, it makes the perfect comical stress relief from multiplayer. All together there is just so much to do in Black ops 2 that it suprises me this is even a Call of Duty game.… Expand
Nov 15, 2012Black Ops II is exactly what everyone expects from Call of Duty. The action is fast, and smooth. Retaining the 60fps frame rate in multiplayer is what CoD is all about. The campaign isn't great, but the multiplayer is solid.… Expand
Jan 13, 2013Looking on this, the game got awful reviews. I am very frustrated with how Treyarch told people that whoever preordered the hardened edition to Black Ops II got the exclusive Nuketown zombie map ONLY. The week the game comes out, they tell the community that the "exclusive only" Nuketown zombie map will be released on an upcoming add-on to the game. I spent an extra twenty dollars on the game and I was angry. Especially when the game was already sixty dollars, and I spent the extra twenty when I could have just spent the sixty on the preorder of the game, and separately bought the Nuketown zombie map. Treyarch will never get my preorder money again. So anyway, how about I start off with the campaign? The campaign was incredible. I had a lot of fun deciding what I wanted to do. I loved how Treyarch gave you the choice of what you wanted to do, it made the game more interesting and more suspenseful on what was going to happen throughout the turn outs of the game. It had a ton of twists to it as well, one hit me when I wasn't expecting it. Now, the games multiplayer is also absolutely incredible. After playing it for hours and hours on end, I've managed to have a lot of fun. The connection though is why it's losing part of my score here. Call of Duty has always been known for it's bad multiplayer connection, it's "no-life" players, and it's cheap "campers". The multiplayer in Black Ops II in my mind is fun, and unless the connection continues to get worse, I will continue to think that way. Now onto the upset, zombie mode. Sure, TranZit is fun and all, but the zombies is just a disgrace. I am very disappointed to see how small the maps are in survival. Black Ops I had better zombie maps, wide-open, much bigger, much more room to have fun. The game deserves a six because of the disappointments I had with Treyarch, the connection, and the zombie game mode map size.… Expand
Mar 5, 2013Wow, I love MW2 and 3, never played MW1 or BO1, and this game is the suck. The maps never open up, they could have called this Corridor Shooter if the name wasn't already taken. Every map is 3 to 5 paths by 3 crosspaths with a round about in the middle. When it does open up they just pile up stuff to make it tighter and there are lots of dead zones on the maps you could go to and never see another player. If you don't get what I'm trying to convey it is this, there is no flow or joy to be had with these maps, only shooting someone that walks in front of you. MW3 maps seem brilliant in comparison, not counting the DC. Even the least liked map Downturn, would seem like an upgrade to this game. You also get to play every half decent map in BO2 twice in a row since the alternatives are garbage in comparison, so you are nonstop playing standoff, the one with the fountain, the boat and carrier. The weapons and mods are crap, no long range high damage pistols like the magnum, instead you get a short range shotgun pistol!?! The flash and concussion grenades are useless, they feel like the original Call of Duty. No portable radar just some lame radar grenades that don't do squat and last 10 seconds. All the good skills are in the third skill slot, so you have to waste your perk on it to have the necessary skills to dominate. The target finder ruins your skills in other games. The killstreaks are impossible to use unless you are amazing, even to use something like a UAV. It is hard to have a purpose in the game such as Assault, Recon, Defense, Sniper etc... Everybody is just a run and gunner.
The Zombie game is incredibly stupid, this is a full game yet feels like a first person top down gun game you would download on your phone, minus the fun. The single player game is what all these games are 2 good moments surrounded by linear combat.
All in all a complete disappointment for a modern FPS.… Expand
Jun 18, 2013As a trend, the modern call of duty games have always had a lightning strike sense of pacing, mixed with a general disinterest in player agency. Games are a fundamentally interactive medium, one where participation on the part of the player crafts the experience, and this is a point black ops 2 has missed. The main failing, as it goes, is its incessant handing the player tools or equipment before showing of a few set pieces and sending them to the next toy. It cant maintain focus long enough to engage on any level with the player. The review is a 2, however, because at least until the next call of duty hits shelves, the multiplayer is as well designed as is expected for these games. What changes they do make add quite a bit to the flow and customization options, where the map pathing is put together to create an incentive to move continuously, making the games as fast as intended. However, when the next call of duty comes out, the multiplayer will inevitably die out, and as such cannot weigh heavily on a purchase of a 60 USD game. what few advances this title makes are not enough to redeem the unfocused and unengaging series.… Expand
Jul 28, 2013It's the exact same as last year and as usual somehow took two years to market and another year to make work correctly.
Now to be honest it's true, same thing since Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, same engine, several powerful guns, several useless guns, and the rest are just there. The story as normal is pointless to play unless if you want to perfect the game, at least this year you can influece said story and have a slightly different ending. Side-quest mode (AKA Zombies) is the same thing from Black Ops 1, only this time you can build stuff and that the characters are new, yet this time forgetable. I can say though that I enjoyed Mob of the Dead, finally providing a challenge to survive. Finally the thing that makes all of the cal of duty fans go crazy, the broken and useless multiplayer. I'm actually pretty good at it (2.27 Kills to Death Ratio and a 1.21 Win to Loss Ratio) and I still do not enjoy myself when I play it, it's a torture to play even when you are good, somehow though this game keeps a massive fan boy following. I've played both the console and PC editions and none of them are any different, and that's to be expected since Activision is too busy eiter working on another series of pointless and bad cash ins, or the next Call of Duty. My personal opinion, if you want a Call of Duty game, buy Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: World at War, together thay are half the price of Black Ops 2 and are both exceedingly better than this years rehash. And a Fun Fact, the graphics are actually worse than World at War somehow, go figure.… Expand
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This book presents interpolation theory from its classical roots beginning with Banach function spaces and equimeasurable rearrangements of functions, providing a thorough introduction to the theory of rearrangement-invariant Banach function spaces. At the same time, however, it clearly shows how the theory should be generalized in order to accommodate the more recent and powerful applications. Lebesgue, Lorentz, Zygmund, and Orlicz spaces receive detailed treatment, as do the classical interpolation theorems and their applications in harmonic analysis.
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Chapter 3 Interpolation of Operators on Rearrangement Invariant Spaces
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According to a press release from the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, the "Secret Lovers" singer will be honored posthumously outside Capitol Records in Los Angeles on Tuesday, June 3rd.
"Luther's unparalleled voice and forever romantic tunes such as, 'Never Too Much,' 'Power Of Love,' 'Here And Now,' 'House Is Not A Home,' 'So Amazing' and 'Dance With My Father' are known the world over," stated Leron Gubler, president of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and emcee of the ceremonies. "We are honored to hold this dedication for a very special performer whose music will resonate for all time."
Most of us are regular recipients of ideas, thoughts and visions from a source and power much higher than ourselves. Whenever it happens, sometimes you may get a few instructions on how to do it but usually there's a "figure it out yourself" aspect. That's where originality comes in to play. What we all tend to discover is that however divine the thought, the "devil is in the details" of planning and execution.
A little over a year ago, Larry Robinson, a Memphis-based marketing exec, was driving to his hometown of Louisville, Ky. and "talking to God" as is his routine on long drives alone. He says that God gave him the idea of doing a sports show to which his initial response was..."you're trippin'." But a year later 'A Little R&R on Sports' is nationally syndicated on 175 radio affiliates of the San Francisco-based Sports Byline Network as well as: American Forces Radio (over 500 outlets), iHeart Radio, ITunes, Tune-In App, CRN (Cable Radio Network) and other media platforms.
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Gospel recording artist Peggy Garner of Atlanta will be the special guest on Saturday (May 31st) as the Westwood Shores Homeowners Association & Committee hosts a community event from noon to 4 p.m.
Garner was born and raised in Memphis, where she graduated from Overton High School. She earned an Associates of Applied Science Degree from Draughons Jr. College in 1986 and a second Associates of Applied Science Degree in Graphic Arts/Multimedia from Southwest Tennessee Community College in 2007.
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Writer/director Amma Asante talks about her new film, "Belle," a fact-based, historical drama starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw about the daughter of an African slave and a British ship captain who was raised in England as an aristocrat.
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Bolden served three years in prison after being convicted of giving government documents to a known criminal in exchange for $50,000.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Chicago retaliated against Bolden after he complained to no avail to his Secret Service bosses and later to the public that Secret Service agents failed to protect President John F. Kennedy on the day he was assassinated because some of them considered the President a 'nigger lover' who was changing the country.
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The degree of risk posed by general aviation is set to increase in coming years with the emergence of VLJs.
Last year's crash of a small private plane into a New York City high-rise reminded the public of the threat to homeland security posed by aircraft.
Before the crash, which occurred just five miles north of the World Trade Center site, small planes had free rein in the air corridor above New York's East River. The day after the accident, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that pilots in that area would have to check in with regional air traffic control.
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), which represents the general aviation industry, labeled politicians' calls for airspace restrictions a "knee-jerk" reaction. The association maintains that general aviation planes "are ill-suited for terrorist use."
Other experts say that small planes do pose a threat but that restricting airspace is not an effective countermeasure given that suicide bombers won't care about those restrictions.
Whatever the current threat level, the degree of risk posed by general aviation is set to increase in the coming years due to the emergence of very light jets, or VLJ's, according to Vahid Motevalli, head of the Aviation Institute at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
The two-engine aircraft, which seat between three and six passengers, are slightly larger than propeller-driven private planes, but are smaller than "corporate" jets manufactured by companies like Bombardier Aerospace and Gulfstream.
In a recent paper, Motevalli and co-author Christian Salmon note expected growth in general aviation, spurred by expansion of the "air taxi" services fostered by the FAA and NASA in the hope of cleaning up clogged airline jetways. Much of this growth is expected to come in the VLJ fleet. Albuquerque, New Mexico's Eclipse Aviation, for example, had received 2,500 orders for its six-passenger Eclipse 500 as of late last year.
The small jets fly far faster than their propeller-driven counterparts. A two-seat Cessna 150, for example, cruises at about 123 mph; VLJs cruise at between about 400 and 610 mph. That means that if someone wanted to fly a VLJ into a building such as the White House, military jets would have far less time to get airborne and intercept it, while helicopters, which top out at between 150 and 230 mph, could not catch up.
Motevalli points out that a VLJ could be used as a missile in a suicide against fixed targets, or to take down an airliner in flight—although the probability of such an attack "is very low."
How well would such aircraft be secured? On the ground, the greatest threat of aircraft theft exists at small, nontowered airports, and securing the thousands of such sites nationwide would be "highly costly," Motevalli notes.
Motevalli's suggestions: Background checks for all pilots and aircraft owners flying out of nontowered airports, careful review of flight paths and "examination of potential threats to high-value targets within range of aircraft," and automatic alerts for flight-path deviation.
AOPA spokesman Chris Dancy notes that background checks are currently conducted on all non-U.S. citizens enrolled in flight training in the United States, while all pilot's license applicants are subject to background checks and checks against terrorist watch lists.
David Almy, spokesman at the National Air Transport Association, raises questions about the report's proposals as well. To consider all the potential threats within an aircraft's range might be pointless, Almy says, given that most VLJs could cover a 1,000-mile radius on a single load of fuel. Automatic alerts for flight-path deviation, Almy says, would present "a great technical challenge."
Motevalli notes that flight-path-deviation alert technology could be incorporated into the new jets, which will nearly all rely on Global Positioning System technology. "It is a technical challenge, but VLJ's aren't out there yet, so we're looking to the future…and the technology is out there," he says.
Thefts of single-engine propeller- driven planes are rare; typically fewer than ten occur each year. Most of the planes employ a key start, while corporate jets' doors lock, and jet engine ignition requires a strict sequence of actions.
In 2004 the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issued guidelines for general aviation airport security, recommending use of fencing, lighting, locks, alarms, and signage, with measures and procedures scaled on the basis of current threat level and the airport's proximity to sensitive sites. The problem is that the TSA guidelines remain voluntary.
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