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Welcome to Glen Ellen Apartments in Long Branch, New Jersey. We offer one and two bedroom apartment homes. Utilities included are heat and hot water. Each apartment features dining areas, wall-to-wall carpet and closet space. Our community enjoys laundry facilities, off-street parking, a courtyard, and more. We are located near the beach, major highways, and anything else you would need to reach. Call today to schedule a viewing.
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- Within Walking Distance to the Beach
- Free Heat
- Fine Restaurants & Great Shopping
- Easy Access to Routes 18, 35, 36, 71
- New York City Transportation Only Minutes Away
- Laundry Facilities On-Site
- Ample Off-Street Parking
- Spacious Closets
- Semi-Private Entrances
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- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Accepts Electronic Payments
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- Courtyard
- Freeway Access
- Garden Style
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Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
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- Gas Utilities Included
- Hardwood Floor
- Internet Access
- Microwave
- Tile Floors
- Walk In Closets
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Year Built: 1965
Apartments in Community: 92
Pet Policy
Dogs & Cats accepted. 2 max. $300 non-refundable deposit. $40 monthly pet rent. Breed Restricted.
- Cats Allowed
- Large Dogs
- Pets Allowed
- Small Dogs Allowed
Local Schools
- Long Branch High School
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Updated: July 15, 2013 7:48PM
Mary Mitchell's June 13 Chicago Sun-Times column, "U. of C. frat's racist prank not funny," failed to include a response from the University of Chicago, which we provided before her deadline. The column and its headline are misleading, especially in the unsupported claim that University of Chicago students carried out this extremely offensive act, and the false implication that the university did not respond.
The United States Postal Inspection Service contacted the university on May 31 about a delivery of offensive packages to the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. The University of Chicago Police Department cooperated fully with the federal investigation; the Chicago Police Department and the University's Office of Campus and Student Life also were notified.
I sought a meeting with members of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity; the students indicated that they did not know who had sent the packages, and we had no evidence pointing to individuals who might be responsible. As of our last contact this week with the USPIS, they said they have no suspects and have determined the matter to be noncriminal in nature. If we receive additional information on potential suspects, the University will continue to cooperate with federal authorities and we will begin disciplinary processes if students were responsible.
The University of Chicago considers this a grave and deplorable incident that offends our community's core values. Our institution has responded on many levels, including full cooperation with federal authorities in their investigation. We will continue to engage our students in education on diversity issues more broadly, and on why incidents such as this one are unacceptable.
As part of our ongoing commitment to values of respect and free expression, this spring we launched a new, campuswide diversity awareness campaign called "RISE — Reflect. Intervene. Speak. Engage." We will put a focus on how our students' privileges in life give them an added responsibility to approach others with respect and decency. As part of RISE, we will hold campus events throughout the year to explore issues related to diversity and respect. We will also continue to hold conversations with fraternity members about this specific incident when students return in the fall. Fraternities and sororities are not registered student organizations at the University of Chicago, but we engage with their students, who have the same rights and responsibilities as other members of our community.
Eleanor Daugherty,
Assistant Vice President for Student Life
and Associate Dean of the College,
University of Chicago
Redistricting to define a child's education
Barbara Byrd-Bennett "promised each child whose school disappeared, they would be saved a place in a higher performing school" ["CPS not offering same benefits to all kids in areas with closed schools," June 6, 2013]. Ipads, libraries, art and music programs have been promised. While Byrd-Bennet stated displaced children have a saved place in a higher performing school, this is not the case. Because of redistricting, some children will be forced to attend other neighborhood schools, some of which are on probation.
Redistricting causes complications too. For example, because some of these schools are on probation, if the school is forced to close, these students will be displaced again in the future. Byrd-Bennett promised great investments for all displaced students. This is a lie. There will be zero great investments for our students if they cannot attend a qualified receiving school because their home address sits just outside of the newly mapped district. Children are our future. Preschoolers living east of Pulaski Road will not be able to attend Hughes Elementary — a receiving school; rather, they will have to attend Herzl, which holds a probationary status. This is evidence that CPS administration simply does not care about our students during their very important formative years.
The current CPS administration is playing an unfair chess match where students and their families are the pawns. Lying is unacceptable, and lying to a student regarding their education is downright appalling. Redistricting leaves many students in harm's way and without a chance for success. CPS administration must wake up and implement an all-inclusive, positivestrategy for all students regardless of the location of their home. Equal education needs to be prioritized.
Kevin P. Vega, Portage Park
Watch that meter!
It seems to me that cab fares are pretty high. While New York has a higher pull fee, they don't charge for extra people in the cab. While traveling recently, I found the cost of a cab was frequently the same price as the subway and more enjoyable. Sometimes lowering prices ends up making more money in the long run. I think people would be more likely to use cabs, especially downtown or to the airport.
Susan Wagner, Wilmette
Bruce Rauner: An Illinois Mitt Romney
No one should be surprised that Bruce Rauner set foot in the Illinois Governor's race last week by trampling all over the state's working families. As a billionaire venture capitalist in the same line of business as Mitt Romney, the Ivy League-educated Rauner will never be confused for a man of the people — unless the people in question are corporate moguls. Despite his efforts to portray himself as a regular guy who can fire a rifle, Rauner indicated that, as Governor, he would take target practice on average working families.
He took a special pot shot at our union, which represents low-wage health care and child care workers throughout Illinois. It was a glaring illustration of how little Rauner understands the plight of the state's working class. Our members earn low wages, and they don't belong to the state pension systems that Rauner decries. They provide vital health care to hospital patients, nursing home residents, people with disabilities, and help educate low-income children.
These are the people who have been short-changed by Illinois' chronic budget morass, and yet Rauner claims they have too much power in Springfield. While there is no doubt that the union has been instrumental in improving our members' wages, working conditions and the quality of care for tens of thousands of people with disabilities, these workers cannot equal the power of Rauner's billions. He may not relate to the lives of average workers, but he definitely qualifies as a piece of work.
Keith Kelleher, President of SEIU Healthcare Illinois and Indiana

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Pittsburghers Show Support For Israel And Gaza During Squirrel Hill Demonstration
There was a lot of emotion in the heart of Squirrel Hill Sunday afternoon as supporters of both Israel and Gaza squared off outside the Jewish Community Center.
Aviation Expert: Crash Investigators Will Complete "Autopsy On Plane"
A local man is watching developments in Ukraine very closely.
14,000 Draft Notices Sent To Pa. Men Born In 1800s
No, the United States isn't trying to build a military force of centenarians.
Nation of Islam Aims To End Poverty In African-American Community
Victor Muhammad spoke of the Nation of Islam and their goal to end poverty and war in the black community.
Seasoned Wartime Reporter Talks Impact Of Conflicts
Jones has reported on the impact of war in the Middle East, Asia and Africa. She has spent time in Afghanistan with US soldiers.
Local Leaders Weigh In On President's Statement On Syria
Local leaders are weighing in following strong words from President Obama Saturday afternoon as the situation in Syria intensifies.
Obama Will Seek Congressional Approval On Syria
Obama will seek authorization for the use of force in Syria from Congress.
Famous B-17 Bomber Stops At Allegheny County Airport
A Hollywood movie tells the story of a World War II bomber called the "Memphis Belle."
The Counterculture Of 'Hobohemia'
Years after the Civil War, homeless men swept into the county and began a counterculture referred to as "hobohemia."
Women, War & The Journey To Normal
KDKA's Robert Mangino sat down with the director and producer of an upcoming movie "The Journey To Normal."
Local Documentary Follows Women on the Frontlines
KDKA-AM's Larry and John talk to JulieHera DeStefano, who made a documentary about women of war and how they cope.
Pentagon To Lift Ban On Women In Combat
The Pentagon has lifted its ban on women in combat. United States Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced the historic change on Thursday. But how do people feel about the move?
Volunteers Remember Those Who Served With Wreaths
Volunteers,veterans groups and families gathered at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies and other gravesites around the country, to pay a special holiday tribute to soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Over the last decade, with the United States fighting two wars, there has been an incredible increase in the number of service people with traumatic brain injuries.
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Patrick Foy, MD is Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin in the Division of Hematology and Oncology. He is board certified in hematology, oncology and internal medicine. His clinic specializes in bleeding and clotting disorders, HHT, anemia, white blood cell and platelet disorders. He graduated from the Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University, Chicago, in 2004, and then completed both his internal medicine residency and fellowship in hematology/oncology at the University of Minnesota. During his final two years of training, he was awarded a position on the NIH Hematology Training Grant. Dr. Foy is an accomplished educator. He currently acts as the co-director of the hematology course for the Medical College of Wisconsin and is the Associate Program Director for the Hematology-Oncology fellowship program. He won the 2013-14 Best Teacher in Internal Medicine at Froedtert Hospital award.
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November 26, 2014
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MCPHERSON COUTNY, Kan. -- UPDATE: A standoff in McPherson County ended late Friday night after the suspect shot and killed himself.
Deputies were called around 2 p.m. Friday to the report of a possible suicidal man armed with a revolver at the McPherson State Lake, which is near the Maxwell Wildlife Refuge in the 2500 block of Pueblo Road.
The suspect, 59-year-old Steven W. Core, was eventually located in his pickup at the lake at around 3 p.m. Sheriff Larry Powell said negotiators arrived on scene and attempted to talk with Core for about four hours with "very limited response."
Maxwell Wildlife Refuge Manager Cliff Peterson told KAKE News Friday evening that the suspect had threatened to commit suicide and instructed officers to keep their distance.
A single shot was fired just after 11 p.m. from inside Core's pickup, Powell said, and Core was removed by officers. He was flown to a hospital with a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was pronounced dead about half an hour later.
No other injuries were reported.
Agencies involved were the McPherson Sheriff's Office, McPherson Police Department, Kansas Highway Patrol, McPherson County Emergency Management, Kansas Wildlife and Parks, Canton Police Department, Harvey County Sheriff's Office, Newton Police Department, McPherson EMS, Canton EMS and Canton Fire Department.
The McPherson Sentinel reports that Core was arrested on October 22 for aggravated indecent liberties with a child and was out on bond.
The alleged victim is a 10-year-old girl who knew the suspect, the Sentinel said.
Further details were not provided.
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November 22, 2014
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A man has been cuffed and charged after detectives say he stole cash from behind a counter at a Kroger grocery store.
Metro 911 dispatchers tell WSAZ.com it happened inside the Kroger at Riverwalk Mall just after 6 p.m. Saturday.
South Charleston Police say James Calvin Smith III, 38, of Charleston, noticed a girl working the service counter wasn't paying attention when he snuck into the office and stole more than $1,000 out of a cash drawer.
Detectives say Smith jumped the counter and took off but never threatened anyone and no customers or workers were hurt.
Several witnesses helped police get an accurate description. Smith was later caught in Charleston by police.
Smith was charged with grand larceny and is now in jail.
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What We Talkin' About Lyrics - Jay-Z
Review The Song (1)
(Jay-Z Talking)
Blueprint trios
[Verse 1]
Yeah Yeah What we talkin' bout real shit?
Or we talkin' bout ryhmes
You talkin' bout millions Or you talking' bout dimes
What we talkin' bout Cuz I ain't got time
For what people be talkin' bout all the time
What we talkin' bout fiction Or we talkin bout fact
You talkin' bout fiction? Hold up pardon my back
I'm talkin' bout life And all I hear is
Oh yeah he keeps talkin' bout crack
I ain't talkin' bout profit I'm talkin' bout pain
I'm talkin' bout despair I'm talkin' bout shame
I ain't talkin' bout gossip I ain't talkin' bout Game
I ain't talkin bout Jimmy I ain't talkin' bout Dame
I'm talkin' bout real shit Dem people playin'
What is you talkin' bout I don't know what y'all sayin'
People keep talkin' bout Hov take it back
I'm doin' better than before Why would I do that?
Ain't nothing cool bout carryin' a strap
Bout worryin' your moms And buryin' your best cat
Talkin' bout revenge While carryin' his casket
All teary-eyed Bout to take it to a matress
I'm talkin' bout music I ain't talkin' bout rap
You talkin' bout who's hot I ain't talkin' bout that
The conversation is changed Lets yap about that
I don't run rap no more I run the map
They Talk, We Live, We see what They say, They say, They say
They Talk, We Did, Who cares what They say, They say, They say
[Verse 2]
Still they can't' focus on them They be talkin' bout me
Talkin' bout what I wear Talkin' bout where I be
Check out my hair These ain't curls these is peas
Peasey head still get paid I'm combin' through G's
Please, We ain't focused on naps
Cuz I don't run rap no more I run the map
A small part of the reason the President is black
I told him I got him when he hit me on the jack
Talkin' bout progress I ain't lookin back
You know I run track Try not to get lapped
People keep talkin' bout Hov left em flat
Try to re-write history Lets talk about facts
Dame made millions Even Jaz made some scraps
He could've made more But he didn't sign his contract
As far as street guys We was dealin' crack
That's just how the game goes I don't owe nobody jack
Grown men want me to sit em on my lap
But I don't have a beard and Santa Claus ain't black
I repeat, You can't sit on my lap
I don't have a beard Now get off my sack
Scream at me
(Repeat Hook)
[Verse 3]
Blueprint 3
And now that that's that Lets talk about the future
We have just seen the dream as predicted by Martin Luther
Now you could choose ta Sit in front of your computa
Posin' with guns Shootin YouTube up
Or you could come with me to the White House get your suit up
You stuck on being hardcore I chuck the duece up
Peace out Medusa
Welcome to the Blue-ah-Print-ah Tre piece Jay-Z your tutor
Toota of my own horn Beep beep move-ya
Ras clot when rude boy come through with the roof up
So I could see the sky
Cause everybody talkin' Hov I think we know why
(Repeat Hook)
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Jay-Z has written so much he expresses his right to edit. He's telling writers (rappers, journalists, critics)to specify their work and he's asking what direction do they lead listeners; we're over here:
"We have just seen the dream as predicted by Martin Luther"
He quotes his own life "from grams to grammys" in true heroic form he's seen life from every angle and so his evolution inevitably moves to greater and greater plateaus.
Jay-Z's own life always finds has the world as witness to his rhymes "Dame made millions Even Jaz made some scraps". Jay-Z's women live like royalty. Re-inventing Bonnie and Clyde on the plane of do-or die Jay-Z fights for his woman. This is what makes him stand apart from the followers of rap, musicians or customers.
He calls all the phonies for expecting technologies to take the place of work.
Now you could choose ta Sit in front of your computa
Posin' with guns Shootin YouTube up
Or you could come with me to the White House get your suit
Tweaking a weak rhyme does not help. Money won't buy you a career in rap. Actual rappers write it isn't a talking contest. How many of the lines we hear change our daily lives?
Of course emotion a part of song writing however he's telling rappers not to go overboard.
You stuck on being hardcore I chuck the duece up. The point of revisiting moments of your life is to hope no-one makes the mistakes you did and gain from your experiences. No matter what the genre, no-one wants to wallow in misery. Hip-hop is still king of over-the-top love, " They Talk, We Live, They Talk, We Did."
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Archive for December 2010
The blog has a few days off here toward the end of the year, but it will return in full force on Monday Jan. 3. Remember to send the blog a note with neighborhood news to email@example.com
And once we get started on the new year, the blog would like to visit with a few other groups, non-profits and organizations in Hillyard - no offense to the Historic Hillyard Merchants Committee that so gracefully has helped the blog getting started. E-mail a pitch - see you all in 2011.
Pam Farnsworth began publishing the Hillyard Hobo Bulletin via e-mail last winter. Here's a link to the latest edition (PDF) - and another link to a story about the Hobo Bulletin.
The Historic Hillyard Merchants Committee is not meeting on Dec. 29 - but back together again on Jan. 5, 2011. It should be noted that the Outlaw Cafe IS open on Wednesday, and there's plenty of coffee and breakfast for everyone. Hillyard businesses are closed on Jan. 1.
There's a hot rod calendar for sale in Hillyard. The Jerry Frazier memorial calendar - the first one of its kind - can be picked up for $12.95 at the Hillyard Variety Store or the Outlaw Cafe. Almost 500 calendars are already sold, but there is another 500 left. The calendar features locally owned hotrods in front of Hillyard businesses, and a Hillyard quiz. Proceeds go to Hillyard Futures, a non-profit organization that works on rebuilding Hillyard.
The Riverstone Family Health Center is opening a clinic at Northeast Community Center in January, adding dental services by March. Patients can pre-enroll at this time by stopping at the clinic's temporary office in room 320 at the Northeast Community Center, which is located at 4001 N. Cook Street.
The clinic is part of the Yakima Valley Farm Workers network of clinics. Pre-enrolling makes the first appointment easier and faster because all the new patient paperwork is taken care of.
Spokane City Hall will be closed on Fridays, Dec. 24 and 31, in observance of the Christmas and New Year's holidays.
The Spokane City Council is not scheduled to meet on Monday, Dec. 27. Council meetings will resume on Monday, Jan. 3, with a 3:30 p.m. briefing session and 6 p.m. legislative session. Both meetings will be held in the City Council Chambers in the lower level of City Hall, 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd.
Parking meters don't have to be plugged on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 24 and 25, and again on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.
The Spokane Municipal Court will be closed on Fridays, Dec. 24 and 31.
All Spokane Public Library branches will be closed on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 24 and 25, for the Christmas holiday. In addition, all library branches will be closed on Saturday, Jan. 1, for New Year's Day.
Tree disposal:
the City's Solid Waste Management Department offers free curbside pickup for its customers. Once the decorations are removed, residents can place their trees alongside their garbage carts on their regularly scheduled garbage pickup days. The City will accept trees up to 6 feet in height; if they're taller than that, cut them in half. Trees collected at curbside will be chipped up and composted. For information, call Solid Waste Management at 509-625-7878.
City and County residents also can take their undecorated, unflocked trees for disposal to the:
Waste-to-Energy Facility, 2900 S. Geiger Blvd.
Spokane Valley Transfer Station, 3941 N. Sullivan Road.
North Side Transfer Station, 22123 Elk-Chattaroy Road.
Here, trees taller than 6 feet should also be cut in half.Trees taken to these facilities are subject to a $5 minimum charge for clean green disposal; they will be composted.
For more information, call the Recycling Hotline at 625-6800.
Also, watch for opportunities to dispose of trees and help a good cause. Scouts, school groups, and other charitable organizations will dispose of trees for a donation.
The meeting is wrapping up and Mayor Verner summarized it this way: "Rest assured that we recognize and value this little corner of the city. What I'm hearing is for you to report, report, report and then have faith that we are listening. It's not CSI, it's honest to goodness police work so it's going to take a little while. Be patient. And report it again if it happens again."
The Spokane Police Department's Aim Report - which shows what the police department is aiming at - are available from the police department's website www.spokanepolice.org
Several business owners are upset with how and when media refer to Hillyard. One person said that when something good happens in Hillyard, the area is referred to as "Northeast Hillyard" - but when something bad happens, like the recent shooting at the Special K Bar (on Garland and Market) it's referred to as "Hillyard" - an argument could be made that the Special K is not in Hillyard.
Part of the business owners' frustration is that they say they have worked hard on changing Hillyard's reputation and as long as crime continues to be a problem, they say, it is really hard to keep the good PR going.
Major Stevens explains that SPD has a 'repeat offender program' and for the people who end up on that list "It's kind'a like being on the FBI's Most Wanted List. We notice that these people pop up and pop up and pop up - and we make an effort to catch those people." You want to catch them, you don't want to move them to another spot (this is repeated by several SPD officers).
Someone suggests a citizens police academy similar to one in King County. The Spokane citizens police academy was eliminated due to budget cuts about two years ago. The academy in Spokane was more informational, where the one in King County gives citizens an opportunity to ride along with officers and be more hands on.
One business owner talks about confronting two intruders on his property, cutting up steel and trying to steal his "stuff" out of a yard. This happened last night. He says he "kicked the guy's" behind, because he ended up in a wrestling match with the intruders. He says he has a right to bear arms and confront people on his property, but he is tired of getting ripped off. (This business owner did eventually call 911 and file a report).
SPD response: a burglary in progress is "nirvana" for cops because they want to come and help people - so call in and report it to 911 on the spot. It's important to call in and let police come out and do their job. If a burglar gets run off someone's property, the burglar is likely to go somewhere else and break in again.
Mayor Verner: what I'm hearing is that people don't report incidents because they don't think anything is going to happen? (correct, business owners say) Verner explains that she gets "Aim Reports" from the SPD that show what the police department is focusing on. "We need a feedback loop, we need to find a way to get that information back to the community, so people don't think their reports go into a black hole."
They are labor intensive, someone has to watch them all the time. The business owners in Hillyard have purchased ISP addresses so their camera feeds can be viewed at the COPS shop.
SPD needs license plate numbers, times and dates. Descriptions of the people who show up frequently, but be careful while you are doing it so you don't get into a confrontation with drug dealers or other criminals.
Report incidents even if you don't think police is going to come out - it helps the police department build a pattern of activity, if there is one. Some of this information may be useful in court.
COPS suggests Business Watch - a plan like Block Watch, just for businesses. This effort has been very successful in the International District on East Sprague.
Note: These are essentially my notes, the way I take them at any meeting I cover - experimenting with live blogging.
SPD: patrol officers in general run from disaster to disaster. The drug unit is not well equipped to deal with drug problems like the one in Hillyard. SPD says that you can't just throw a couple of officers out there in plain clothes and take care of it. Some smaller drug units will be formed in January.
SPD Major Stevens: one thing we are trying to do is coodinate with the community and the police department - sometimes we don't communicate real well and coordinate our efforts - we are working on that. He says they are going to sustain the drug effort. One thing people in Hillyard can do is notice and report drug houses - it will help SPD pick people up. "The more information we have the better we can respond," Stevens said.
He adds that they have a high level of technology that can help them sustain what they are doing - they want to keep the pressure up - especially with people that are identified as repeat offenders. "We are trying to get the judges on board to boost their bail up, so they don't get out of jail so easily," Stevens said.
Marv Peterson: "There is so much drug dealing and vandalism going on here. I was broken into. We know the people who did it but we can't do anything about it."
Richard Burris: "We sometimes go out at night to keep an eye on things. There was a lot of traffic and people were getting in your face. We are not asking for more protection, we know that you don't have enough resources. What we are asking for is more undercover patrols - everybody can recognize a black and white patrol car from a mile away. It doesn't work." The community groups are hoping that the SPD will be able to switch some resources to undercover patrols instead of regular street patrols.
Luke Tolley: "The response to the letter we sent has been awesome. Where we are at now is how do we continue on and work with the city."
In response to a letter sent to City Hall and the Spokane Police Department in November, there's a community meeting going on right now at the Outlaw Cafe on Market Street. About 30 people are here - including council member Amber Waldreff, Mayor Mary Verner and many representatives from the Spokane Police Department.
Apologies for typos in the following posts - it's the first time I'm doing live blogging - fun, yet demanding!
There was a line in the parking lot outside Bank of America's Hillyard branch even before it opened today. But people were not lined up to refinance their mortgages, they were lined up to get a toy for their children from Hillyard Santa, Clyde Decker.
Bank of America has lent him a vault downstairs and he expects to have enough toys for more than 3,000 kids.
"I don't give away all the good stuff at the beginning, I try to space it out," said Decker, who takes donations all year and also spends some of his Social Security check on toys for kids. "People see me shopping and they say, boy, you must have a lot of grand kids. And I say yes, about 600."
Decker is at the bank every day during opening hours through Dec. 23 - and no, he's not sure he's got enough toys. Word on the street this morning was that more than 500 families that usually are served by Spokane Valley Partners' toy donations, may turn to Santa Clyde. Spokane Valley Partners are not giving out toys this year. Hillyard Lions and Kiwanis are helping Decker out this year - both with donations and with managing the long line of people.
"Some want this to just be for Hillyard, but I don't," said Decker, while showing off the vault. "I want it to be for everyone." Recipients must bring ID and proof of address to receive gifts.
The Greater Hillyard Business Association is meeting on Monday Dec. 12 from noon to 3 p.m. at the Outlaw Cafe located at 5012 N. Market Street. This is a special meeting about the utilities and maintenance payment plan for the Historic Hillyard Business District that's been proposed earlier this year. See the agenda here (Word) and the minutes from the Nov. 17 meeting here (Word).
Then on Wednesday Dec. 15, Mayor Mary Verner and Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick along with city staff and city council members will be at a public meeting also at the Outlaw Cafe from 3:30 to 5 p.m. This meeting is a direct result of a letter written and signed by Hillyard business owners and neighbors, asking for more police protection in the area - especially in the hours between midnight and early morning. Many business owners have video surveillance inside and outside their stores in a effort to cut back on shoplifting and drug dealing - but problems persist. The meeting is (of course) open to everyone.
Colleagues put together this story on a reported attempted child abduction this morning in Northeast Spokane, near East Euclid and North Atamont. Watch out for your kids, know which way they go to and from school and call Crime Check if you see anything unusual.
Colleagues put together this story on a reported attempted child abduction this morning in Northeast Spokane, near East Euclid and North Atamont. Watch out for your kids, know which way they go to and from school and call Crime Check if you see anything unusual.
The Hillyard North Pole continues this weekend, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. The North Pole is located at The River Church, 5201 N. Market Street - bring a food donation and get a deal on your pictures with Santa.
Then on Monday, Clyde Decker aka Hillyard Santa, begins handing out this year's round of presents for northeast kids. The presents are all stored at Bank of America's branch in Hillyard and Decker and his elfs will be ready at 10 a.m. Please don't bring any children on Monday - Santa is guarding the magic.
The blog spent the morning at a blogger forum put on by LaunchPad at the Apple Store downtown. They were all there - DrinkNectar - SpoCool - Spokane Southie - Spokane Grapevine - and a whole bunch of other blogs from around town. This blog was definitely the odd one out, what with being all mainstream media and all that. I left the meeting with about a zillion ideas swirling around my head, and with a lot of admiration for the people who commit to and maintain a blog in and around Spokane for one simple reason: because they feel passionate about the place where they live and what they do. Hats off to all of you.
The blog spent the morning at a blogger forum put on by LaunchPad at the Apple Store downtown. They were all there - DrinkNectar - SpoCool - Spokane Southie - Spokane Grapevine - and a whole bunch of other blogs from around town.
This blog was definitely the odd one out, what with being all mainstream media and all that.
I left the meeting with about a zillion ideas swirling around my head, and with a lot of admiration for the people who commit to and maintain a blog in and around Spokane for one simple reason: because they feel passionate about the place where they live and what they do. Hats off to all of you.
Walking through downtown I saw good old Santa taking a little break outside a coffee shop. He was reading the paper and enjoying what looked like a latte - I'm sure he's getting ready for the Hillyard North Pole this weekend.
The North Pole, with shopping, bake sale, fun and pictures with Santa is at The River Church, 5201 N. Market Street, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Same hours next weekend - ho, ho, ho.
The Spokane Sheriff's Department said Crime Check has received numerous reports of suspicious persons representing themselves as salesmen this week. Some say they are Comcast employees, but that may or may not be the case said a Comcast spokesperson. It's especially residents in Hillyard, Gleneden and other neighborhoods in North Spokane County that have been contacted by men who claim to represent Comcast. In one instance the men asked for personal financial information and in another case the men walked back to a woman's shop after she did not answer their knock on the front door.
One "salesman" was a black male in his 20's who drove away in a gold Tahoe or Suburban. In another incident, two younger white males were walking through the neighborhood and no vehicle was seen. A Comcast representative said the company currently has a promotion in Spokane County and that "subcontractors" are going door-to-door to pitch the sales, but all Comcast employees, including subcontractors, wear clearly visible identification. At a minimum, company representatives should produce identification if asked.
Criminal suspects often knock on the doors of their intended victims to find out if someone is home, and then give some sort of phony sales pitch or excuse if a resident answers the door.
Spokane County residents who encounter someone claiming to be a Comcast employee and who does not produce Comcast identification should call Crime Check at 456-2233 to report the matter.
From Greater Hillyard Business Association's Luke Tolley:
"I just got a call from SPD's Sgt. Tom Hendren, the officer who met with GHBA to discuss crime activity in downtown Hillyard.
He let me know that last night they served warrants on two houses/apartments on Olympic, one just east of Haven and one just west of Haven. They arrested 11 people and will be working on an eviction at apartment and abatement at the house. He believes this will help cut down a lot of our crime activity, but assured me that Det. Bowman and their Tech are still working with business owners to put up additional surveillance on building around the neighborhood in the next week or two.
Needless to say, I think our letter was very effective. Sgt. Hendren would welcome any comments or feedback if you want to give him a call at 363-8224."
Friday morning school will start on time except for elementary and middle school students who bus. Elementary and middle school buses will pick up students later than normal due to the condition of the residential roads. Middle school students will be picked up 30 minutes later than normal and elementary students one hour later, giving the buses more time between routes to navigate rutted and difficult residential roads. High school bus pick-ups will remain the same.
Via e-mail from Spokane Public Schools
The City of Spokane Solid Waste Management Department is asking residents for assistance during these snowy days. Residential customers are asked to place their garbage carts and recycling bins in front of snow berms and clear of other obstacles. Commercial customers are asked to remove show from around dumpsters and the access areas for those receptacles. Sanding icy areas next to dumpsters also would be helpful.
Meanwhile, some customers in the Five Mile area were missed by recycling trucks today, Wednesday, Dec. 1, because these lighter trucks had difficulty maneuvering in the area. Customers who were missed are asked to place their recycling bins out at the curb again on Thursday, Dec. 2. A recycling crew will pick up the items then.
"The Solid Waste Department is committed to providing safe and reliable collection to our customers at all times of the year," says Scott Windsor, the department's director. "We apologize for any inconvenience, and we appreciate the help of our customers as we work to get this important job done."
If you have additional questions about your garbage service or curbside recycling, please call the Solid Waste Department at (509) 625-7878 or visit www.spokanesolidwaste.com.
Via e-mail from the city of Spokane
The Hillyard North Pole opens this weekend. This is the Hillyard shopping district's main Christmas celebration and it runs this weekend and next. The event will feature vendors, treats and a bake sale - as well as pictures with Santa, of course.
Bring a canned food donation to the food bank and get a deal on your picture with Santa. The blog will be there on Saturday around noon. Note that the North Pole is in a new location: The River Church, 5201 N. Market Street.
Hours are Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. - this weekend and next. For information call: (509) 487-1138.


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It was the second time in two days that Newmarket's National Stud, which was narrowly outbid by Zenya Yoshida for Dr Devious, had failed to keep a top colt in Britain.
'It was a very hard decision to make,' Sangster said. 'To be fair to the National Stud, they weren't aware the horse was for sale until the very last moment. I wish it had gone the other way but in the end the mighty yen won the day.
'The logical thing to do was to stand him myself at one of my 10 studs in Ireland, two in the United States or three in Australia,' he said. 'But in this market this is a good deal. I would love to have kept him and bred from him here because he is probably the most desirable stallion in the world.
'The Japanese offer makes him roughly worth pounds 100,000 a share but if I had syndicated him in the USA or Europe I would have had to pay the infertility and mortality insurance for the purchaser.'
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The Big Gay Sketch Show's second season is out on DVD with extras that include bloopers, The Big Straight Sketch Show and 10 new bonus sketches.
There are also all the funny sketches from the second season, like that hilarious fake promo for The L Word, and this sketch about a rapper named Lil' Dyke who insists she's not gay:
There are a bunch of Celesbian Interviews on the DVD, too. Sadly, Julie Goldman and Kate McKinnon action figures are not included.
Frequent readers of BLWE will recall that neither Malinda nor I speak Spanish, since we both stupidly took French in high school (no offense to our French readers, it's just not a super useful language to know in the U.S.). But now that HBO's Spanish language series Capadocia is delivering lesbian scenes that are so hot we can't post them here on AfterEllen.com, we are in desperate need of someone who is bilingual in Spanish and English who can watch the series and write about it for us.
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Flows in the Solar Convection Zone
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DOI: 10.1029/GM111p0083
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August 22, 2011
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Darren Fletcher and Patrice Evra will give their all on international duty this weekend, while yearning for a return to winning ways with United.
The midfielder and defender gave their first reaction to the Reds' successive defeats at separate press conferences for the Scottish and French national teams respectively.
Darren described the 4-1 loss to Liverpool and 2-0 defeat at Fulham as a "blip" while Patrice used the word "accident." Both players acknowledge the need to act, rather than talk, when the next league game against Aston Villa comes around on Sunday 5 April.
"I think it's easy talking about it, it's hard to go and do it," said Fletcher.
"When we get back (from the internationals), we'll all be desperate to go out on the pitch and prove it is only a blip."
Evra told the French media, "I have been at United for three years now and this is the first time I have lost two straight matches. I am sure it is just a little accident.
"But for now, I have to forget about the club. I will think about the club again after (France's) two matches against Lithuania."
France are away on Saturday before hosting the return next Wednesday. If Evra and co win both, they'll leapfrog Lithuania into second place in their World Cup qualifying group.
Fletcher's fixtures with Scotland are similarly important - they travel to Group 9 leaders Holland on Saturday and face the team just below them, Iceland, at home next Wednesday.


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Yeah, the Milwaukee is what my son would have had to wear, if they'd found his curve earlier, because it was too high to be touched by any other brace. He used to have panic attacks about getting a deep breath, even without a brace, so I don't think he would have made it through that.
I'm pretty CLEAR-avoidant too. I find their scare tactics about surgery really beyond the pale. We had some poor woman show up on NSF who had a kid with a largish curve (I think it was in the 40s, maybe, even after the CLEAR treatment) and some other medical issues as well, who'd been terrified out of ever considering surgery. That's just a really bad place to be in to have a kid who actually needs surgery (or who probably will need surgery) and to have a medical professional convince you that surgery will kill/paralyze/etc them. That's an inexcusable thing for a medical professional to do to a parent.
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Many numbers can be expressed as the sum of two or more consecutive integers. For example, 15=7+8 and 10=1+2+3+4. Can you say which numbers can be expressed in this way?
Rectangles are considered different if they vary in size or have different locations. How many different rectangles can be drawn on a chessboard?
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Spotting patterns can be an important first step - explaining why it is appropriate to generalise is the next step, and often the most interesting and important.
Try entering different sets of numbers in the number pyramids. How does the total at the top change?
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Triangle numbers can be represented by a triangular array of squares. What do you notice about the sum of identical triangle numbers?
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Charlie has moved between countries and the average income of both
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The aim of the game is to slide the green square from the top right
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It starts quite simple but great opportunities for number discoveries and patterns!
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The opposite vertices of a square have coordinates (a,b) and (c,d). What are the coordinates of the other vertices?
Take a look at the multiplication square. The first eleven triangle
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To avoid losing think of another very well known game where the
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A red square and a blue square overlap so that the corner of the red square rests on the centre of the blue square. Show that, whatever the orientation of the red square, it covers a quarter of the. . . .
Take any two digit number, for example 58. What do you have to do to reverse the order of the digits? Can you find a rule for reversing the order of digits for any two digit number?
A game for 2 players with similaritlies to NIM. Place one counter on each spot on the games board. Players take it is turns to remove 1 or 2 adjacent counters. The winner picks up the last counter.
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'My Tribute' is a stylish, spacious two-storey vacation apartment with HGTV interior decor which offers its guests an elegant home away from home! At 'My Tribute', guests may enjoy an array of modern amenities including:
Master bedroom ensuite features a queen-sized bed with fireplace and a whirlpool tub
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Second bedroom ensuite features 2 full sized beds and enjoys a cool breeze from the South Shore and also has a whirlpool tub
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Snorkeling available off of Church Bay Beach
Walking distance to fine dining at The Reefs, The Henry VIII and the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
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Taxi transportation available to pick up guests from L.F. Wade International Airport and may make grocery stops along the way.
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text: Iran: Obama Threats "A Joke"; Won't Dismantle Anything -"That's Our Red Line" Print article Send a Tip by Abe Katsman 6 Mar 2014 post a comment High-ranking Iranian officials have taken aim at President Obama in reaction to recent statements that American military action remains an option should Iran not compromise sufficiently in development of its nuclear program. The Times of Israel reports that General Masoud Jazayeri, Iran's Deputy Chief of Staff, mocked Obama directly: "The low-IQ US president and his country's Secretary of State John Kerry speak of the effectiveness of 'the US options on the table' on Iran while this phrase is mocked at and has become a joke among the Iranian nation, especially the children." Jazayeri spoke in response to the US president's Sunday Bloomberg interview in which Obama maintained that the Iranian leadership should take his "all options on the table" stance seriously, including its implicit warning of military action. Obama told Bloomberg's Jeffrey Goldberg: "We have a high degree of confidence that when they [Iranians] look at 35,000 US military personnel in the region that are engaged in constant training exercises under the direction of a president who already has shown himself willing to take military action in the past, that they should take my statements seriously." Jazayeri dismissed Obama's statements regarding the deployment of US troops as "completely inexpert remarks far from the reality, and these statements can be used as the joke of the year." The Iranian general also threatened that should US forces engage with Iran, "the region will be turned into a hell for them." Meanwhile on Wednesday, Iran's foreign minister firmly pushed back against calls for cuts to its nuclear program. According to ABC News, Mohammad Javad Zarif said the West "cannot entertain illusions" of Iran ending its uranium enrichment program. Speaking in Tokyo, he also emphasized that his country is not going to give up finishing its plutonium-producing heavy-water nuclear reactor at Arak. "We're not going to close it. We're not going to dismantle it. We're not going to close or dismantle anything, that is our red line," he told a news conference before meetings with the Japanese prime minister and foreign minister. He also said Iran wants to benefit from Japan's nuclear power technology. Iran has one completed nuclear plant, built with Russia's help, and wants 19 more. "We're negotiating with Russia on further construction of other nuclear power plants, but it's not an exclusive environment," Zarif said. "Certainly Japan can play a role."


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - An estimated one-third of the nation's three million farmers have some level of hearing loss caused by being bombarded daily with sounds that can rival a rock concert's sonic impact, from a tractor's roar to hundreds of clucking chickens.
Many farmers are on their own when recognizing their elevated risk of hearing loss, as only the largest U.S. farms operate under federal workplace safety regulations.
A squealing hog can be as loud as a running snowmobile. Operating a tractor without a cab without protection can damage hearing after 15 minutes.
Nonprofits, university researchers and federal agencies have only recently started to focus on educating farmers and their children how to avoid hearing loss by wearing sound-cutting earmuffs or ear plugs. Some farm machinery also is being designed to run quieter.
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Name: Julian Long
Age: 45
From: Chester
Where do you sit? North Stand Lower
How did you become a Red? I got bitten by the butcher's dog when I was about four and got taken to see United against Chelsea as compensation. Things stick - I love United and hate dogs.
The ultimate United moment? It has to be Barcelona in '99. The whole experience was unsurpassable. The city, never mind the stadium, appeared to become a second home to the whole of Mancunia, and then the game and it's dramatic conclusion on Sir Matt's birthday... the guy next to me looked despondent at ninety minutes and I just said, 'this team is never beaten.' I never for one minute believed myself, but football is nothing without hope.
Favourite all-time player? As a boy: Steve Coppell - a classic winger and a model of consistency. As a man: Roy Keane. From where we sit you could hear the rollickings he used to dish out to some, as well as the handclaps of encouragement in support of the younger players. The enigmatic Cantona has to be in there also. It's astonishing that his name is still sung when he retired so long ago. I've never known any one person have such an impact on a club, in its entirety, as Eric. He is absolutely unique in a myriad of ways.
What's the longest trip you've made to see the Reds? It has to be Moscow - there and back in the longest day. The best was Barca in '99 following a week-long drive through France and Spain. Three of us stopped in the South of France on the eve of the game and, when looking for a bar in a small town, heard some familiar voices. It was two of our mates who we sit with in North Stand. At various times throughout that trip we bumped into over a dozen people we sit close to - incredible given there must have been 100,000 Reds in and around Barcelona. We also saw Steve Bruce at a restaurant, which acted as a great decoy for my fumbling Spanish meal order; I'm still not sure what we ate!