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CORPUS CHRISTI - The "Greatest Generation" was a term used to describe millions of Americans who grew up during the great depression, went on to fight in World War 2, and still managed to create a nation filled with strength and success.
That generation is whittling down as those people grow older and for most, have expired. One of the few hero's left from that generation, Jimmie Villarreal, gives a a glimpse into his world then and now. He says he knows the cemetery is being populated with his friends.
A trumpet horne signifies the bone chilling sound symbolizing the life of one of America's hero's being laid to rest, at the Coastal Bend State Cemetery. Something Jose Armijo, the Director of the Cemetery says happens now more than ever.
"We do an average of 26 burials a month," Armijo said.
"Just after the gates opened two years ago, more than 600 veterans have already been laid to rest at the cemetery. Officials say in the coming years, there will be room for 31-thousand more service men and women who risked their lives to serve our country.
Among those who risked their lives, is Villarreal, who was part of a demolition squad during the Battle of Okinawa. He explains that, America had a reason to go to war in the 1940's.
"The Japanese attacked us and we were mad and so our kids got sacrificed, thousands and thousands got killed in that war," Villarreal said.
The memories are graphic scenes Villarreal and his comrades dealt with everyday. Now, he struggles knowing that most of them are no longer living and the constant threat of death. He specifically remembers one face to face encounter with the Japanese, while he was on a mission to block potential attacks.
"I heard footsteps from inside running. It was the Japanese, he went up there, he had two grenades, I think they were grenades, but he blew himself up and I went like this and got a shrapnel in my hand," Villarreal said.
After his injury, Villarreal was awarded the purple heart, which hangs on the wall at the Corpus Christi native's home. He remembers turning 18, 71 years ago and leaving for San Antonio, for the draft with his pals, like it was yesterday.
"They had a whole bunch of us lined up and they said okay we want so many for the army, so many for the navy, so many for the air force and so many for the marines and the marines, I stepped up," he said.
Villarreal says after taking those steps forward, the idea of war quickly became his intense reality.
"We had 50-thousand casualties," he added.
That number was just based off Okinawa alone. Villarreal says the number of those killed during all of WWII was astronomical and well into the tens of millions. He still can't believe he made it out alive and can speak on behalf of the "Greatest Generation" today.
"I'm one of the lucky ones that came out," Villarreal said.
He explained, that coming home to the United States after the war, simply reminded him of a song by Harry James.
"Kiss me once and kiss me twice and kiss me once again it's been a long long time, oh golly," Villarreal sang.
Villarreal fought back tears, reliving every moment of death and destruction. He says
aside from camaraderie, popular tunes helped the men keep their heads up during down times.
"The music was one of the big factors in keeping our moral high. We got together, we listened to that music, we sang to it, we danced to it, and we were real happy," he said.
The 89 year old says these days though, the music sounds different without the company of his closet friends, who have sadly, come and gone.
"It was terrible but we won and had a darn good reason for fighting in that war and that's probably the reason they call it the best generation," Villarreal added.
Villarreal says the "Greatest Generation" was made up of so many things, including and especially the women at home.
"They were putting out tanks, airplanes, they're welding and electricians and stuff, without that, without the women, I don't think we would have won the war," he added.
That victory, came with a price for our men in uniform. Villarreal, who says he's thankful for his country, his wife Dora of 62 years and his family, will always remember the men laid to rest. He says they were friends, soldiers and heroes and he hopes the world will never forget them and their sacrifice.
Villarreal says America then and now is quite different, he says, the nation seems split and focused on who's a democrat and who's a republican. He added that more importantly we should remain united and never forget what this country is about, freedom, respect and honor.
Villarreal whole-heartedly joked that he hasn't been to the cemetery yet, but knows that his time is coming and that he's happy to know that the 50 acre cemetery is open to servicemen and woman. They can be buried there at no cost and their spouses can be laid to rest with them as well. Burial plots, mausoleum and plaques can be placed in your loved one's honor.
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The world's food price problems are not over despite a current market lull,
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WA police move on gas hub protestersPUBLISHED: 11 Sep 2012 17:14:44 | UPDATED: 11 Sep 2012 17:14:44PRINT EDITION: 11 Sep 2012
West Australian police are attempting to remove two protesters who have attached themselves to drill rigs at the site of Woodside Petroleum's planned Browse gas hub.
Broome community members Evan Dowlings and Frances Myles have been sitting atop the rigs in harnesses for more than 30 hours, stopping the oil and gas giant's work.
The company is undertaking hydro-geological and environmental studies at James Price Point to assess whether the Broome Aquifer can be used as a source of water during the construction phase of the proposed development.
The tactical response group and local police brought a cherry picker to the protest on Tuesday in an attempt to remove the activists.
Ms Myles was briefly removed, only to lock herself onto the rig for the second time.
According to protest group Broome Community No Gas Campaign, the pair have plenty of water and food and intend to stay on the rigs for as long as possible.
Two other people in the area had received "move on" notices from police, the group said.
The protesters are concerned about the potential impact of Woodside's work on Aboriginal heritage and the town's domestic, agricultural and industrial water supply.
Woodside says it respects people's right to protest but is asking that views are expressed in a peaceful and lawful manner.
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Valentine's Day Cards and Crafts For Kids
I found so many easy and creative DIY Valentine's Day cards and crafts kids can make for their little friends, I'm dedicating one whole post to them.
I'm definitely making one of these 10 Valentine's Day craft ideas with my son this year.
1. This is my absolute favorite idea — how cool is this celery stamp that makes a flower?
2. Reuse broken crayons to make these stunning crayon hearts:
Free printable cards for the crayon hearts:
3. Just roll candy in scraps of wrapping paper, secure it with a heart sticker, and you are done.
4. A "Superman" lollipop! "Have a SUPER Valentine's Day!"
5. This lollipop flower is pretty easy to make:
7. A sweet Valentine lollipop butterfly:
8. Another easy way to make a cute Valentine's Day gift for little friends:
9. A cute Valentine made with a gum stick.
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What are the differences between an HSA, HRA and an FSA?
Who is this for?
If you're interested in health spending accounts, this information can help you learn the three kinds and what makes each one different.
Health spending accounts are used to get tax savings on money put away for your medical expenses. They're part of what's called consumer-directed health care.
"Consumer directed" means you manage more of the money you spend—and save—on health care costs.
There are three kinds of accounts:
- Health savings account, or HSA
- Health reimbursement arrangement, or HRA
- Flexible spending account, or FSA
What do they have in common? Money deposited in these accounts goes in tax free, and goes out tax free or tax-deductible to pay for qualified medical expenses.
What makes them different? The kind of insurance plan they work with, who owns the account, who controls it and who can put money into it.
Health savings account
Health savings accounts are similar to a 401(k) retirement account for medical expenses. You can only have an HSA if you enroll in an HSA-compatible insurance plan. Here are other things you should know about an HSA:
- You own the account.
- Anyone can put money into the account.
- Money taken out of your paycheck by your employer for the account isn't taxed.
- Money put into the account that's already been taxed (for example, money that was a gift), is tax deductible.
- Money in the account can roll over from year to year.
- You can invest the money.
Health reimbursement arrangement
A health reimbursement arrangement is a benefit set up by your employer. It's a fund that pays for medical expenses not covered by your health plan, such as deductibles, coinsurances or both. Other features of an HRA:
- The fund is owned by your employer.
- Your employer decides which expenses are covered by the HRA.
- Money given to you for medical expenses is tax deductible for your employer.
- You don't have to pay taxes on money you get from an HRA used for qualified medical expenses.
- Your employer decides whether leftover money in your HRA can roll over to the next year.
- The money in an HRA can't be invested.
Flexible spending account
An FSA is set up by your employer. They own the account, but you get to decide what qualified medical expenses to pay from your FSA. What makes it flexible? It works with most of our employer-sponsored health plans. Here are more facts about an FSA.
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Goldman Sachs: Financial Winner
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - Goldman Sachs (GS) was the winner among the largest U.S. financial companies on Tuesday, with shares rising over 2% to close at $158.65.
The continued flow of merger deals appeared to buoy the broad market. There were several reports on Monday saying that Office Depot (ODP) and OfficeMax (OMX) were negotiating a deal.
There was also a relatively small bank deal on Tuesday, with Capital One (COF) announcing that it had agreed to sell its $7 billion portfolio of Best Buy (BBY) credit card receivables to Citigroup (C), for undisclosed terms. Acquisitions are among the strategies being considered by Citigroup to realize profits from its $55 billion in deferred tax assets.
Citigroup's shares rose 1.5% to close at $44.50. Capital One was down 2% to close at $53.12, following disappointment on Friday over the company's sharp decline in credit card balances.Bank stocks moved in line with the broad indexes. The KBW Bank Index (I:BKX) rose 1% to close at 55.46, with all but five of the 24 index components showing gains for the session.
"Sequestration Friday"
Some investors were jittery as 2012 drew to a close and negotiations in Washington over the fiscal cliff brought the U.S. closer to a massive combination of federal spending cuts and tax increases, which were averted with a compromise deal early in January. However, there seems to be little worry over the "sequestration" that may take place on March 1, without another compromise deal between Congress and President Obama. This latest fiscal deadline is a set of federal spending cuts totaling $1.2 trillion over a 10-year period, including an $85 billion spending reduction for the current fiscal year. The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the spending cuts could slow U.S. GDP growth by 0.6% this year and 1.25% during 2014. Speaking at the White House on Tuesday, President Obama on Tuesday said that the "meat cleaver approach" of the spending cuts "will jeopardize our military readiness," and add "hundreds of thousands of Americans to the unemployment rolls." The president also said that the cuts "won't consider whether we're cutting some bloated program that has outlived its usefulness, or a vital service that Americans depend on every single day." The Republican leadership in Congress seems unlikely to agree to a compromise that includes tax increases, following the tax increases that helped avert the fiscal cliff.
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The Society for Seventeenth-Century Music meets twice annually. An informal annual business meeting is held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the American Musicological Society. A formal business meeting occurs during the annual conference. Minutes of the formal business meeting are published in the subsequent issue of the Society's newsletter, 17th-Century Music.
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> Using the stage1 setup on a AS255. (fourth setup)
> But i cant get it to work.
> Tried using Reiserfs, but that fails. Each time i use reiserfs the partition
> table blows. no matter how many blocks i move the start..
You aren't accidentally creating the filesystem on the disc instead of
the partition, are you? I use reiser all the time on alpha with no
problems. I've tried both alpha-sources and vanilla-sources-2.4.26.
> Reverted to ext3 and at least i can get the portage tree wo problems.
> Then something strange happens:
> #> emerge sync
> *lots of lines cut*
> >>> Updating Portage cache...
> Gentoo / # nano /etc/make.conf
> Gentoo / # export USE="-java"
> Gentoo / # cd /usr/portage/
> Gentoo portage # scripts/bootstrap.sh
> Gentoo Linux; http://www.gentoo.org/
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> Starting Bootstrap of base system ...
> Using >=sys-apps/baselayout-1.8.3
> Using >=sys-apps/portage-2.0.36
> Using >=sys-devel/binutils-22.214.171.124.4
> Using >=sys-devel/gcc-3.2
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For much of the last 13 months, I've been working to create a daily news website to complement Inside Duke Medicine, the monthly employee newspaper that I edit as part of my job at Duke University Health System.
The goal: flip Inside from its boring print-to-Web version to a more interactive Web-to-print strategy. I wanted a site that could better reflect the 'river of news' that flows through Duke Medicine every day, a site that could collect the announcements and articles and stories that then would make it into the newspaper (which we redesigned and reformatted earlier this year — see the latest issues\).
Two weeks ago, Inside Online finally launched, at http://inside.dukemedicine.org.
Inside Online is a daily news website, public but meant for the employees of the health system. We're using Wordpress as a content management system; my friend Brian Russell developed the site, patiently working through all the design and functionality changes I sprang on him through the months. (Brian's now onto a bigger and better project, Carrboro Creative Coworking).
I'm proud of this accomplishment, and eager to see the site succeed as the go-to source of news and information at Duke Medicine.
Have a look, and share any suggestions for how we can make it better.
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Kirk Cameron poses with students at Purdue University, holding copies of "On The Origin of Species", containing a controversial intro he helped pen. (Source: Living Waters)
I'm going with my "full of crap" theory. The article also claims "Scientists on campus rallied against the handout with a handout of their own..." when it was actually the Society of Non-Theists who were performing the counter-protest. I checked the article they linked to over at NBC Chicago, and it only mentions that Cameron was behind the movement, not physically at Purdue. They also failed to mention the Non-Theists, but we got a plug in the Chicago Tribune!
So has anyone else heard anything about this? I'm pretty certain he wasn't here - can't imagine the local news places wouldn't pick up on that.


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The FINA Diving World Series is a high-profile competition which offers an annual meeting opportunity for the world's brightest diving stars. This prestigious and exclusive event invites internationally-recognised divers, mostly medallists from previous Olympics, World Championships and World Cups.
From March to June, about 70 divers exhibit their prowess in a six-leg competition format which features eight events: women's and men's 3m springboard, 10m platform, 3m springboard synchro and 10m platform synchro. A total prize money of US$ 1'272'000 is distributed in the Series.
Launched in 2007 by diving powerhouses Great Britain, China and Mexico, other countries have since joined the "club" as host organisers: Canada, Qatar, Russia and the United Arab Emirates, boosting the sport's exposure on the international scene.
From 2014-2017, NVC Lighting will be the Title Sponsor of the Series.
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DWS 2014, Monterrey Day 3: Meaghan Benfeito (CAN) and Qiu Bo (CHN), the best on the platform
The atmosphere at the Autonomous University of Nuevo León continued to electrify as the competition unfolded on the last day of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series in Monterrey with intense battles in the men's and women's 10m platform finals.
Meaghan Benfeito (CAN) stunned Chinese favourite Liu Huixia to capture gold while China's Qiu Bo was back on top after taking out the men's event.
DWS 2014, Monterrey Day 2: Hausding (GER) wins first individual gold in 3m springboard
On Day 2 of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series in Monterrey, Patrick Hausding (GER) claimed his first individual World Series gold medal, taking out the men's 3m springboard and beating by only 3.55 points reigning World champion He Chong from China.
Hausding kept the lead all the way throughout the final, performing brilliantly all of his six dives: a good height, vertical and clean entry in the water, he controlled his dives, which were of a high degree of difficulty. In the fifth round, he received 100.70 points for his Forward 4.5 Somersaults, tucked (109C).
DWS 2014, Monterrey Day 1: China sweeps all four synchro events
China was invincible on Day 1 of the last FINA/NVC Diving World Series stop in Monterrey, Mexico, on June 6. The number-1 diving powerhouse swept all four synchronised events at stake.
Reigning World champion He Zi and Wang Han kept main challengers at bay in the women's 3m springboard synchro to capture gold with a total score of 321.60. Local hero Laura Sanchez, 2012 Olympic medallist, combined with new partner Dolores Hernandez to earn silver, totalling 313.50. Canadian pair Jennifer Abel and Pamela Ware Canada secured the bronze medal with 309.48 points.
DWS 2014, Monterrey: world-class divers ready to put on a show!
The world's best divers are in Monterrey (MEX) for the sixth and final leg of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series 2014, taking place from June 6-8. At a press conference held on Thursday June 5, some of the best divers in action shared their feelings ahead of the competition this weekend.
"We are excited to compete in Monterrey, we want to show the result from hard-work training," said reigning World champion He Zi (CHN). Two-time World champion Qiu Bo added: "We all want to win, that's why we are here."
DWS 2014, Windsor Day 3: China's Cao Yuan earns 10 perfect 10s in platform event
China's gold medal winner Cao Yuan earned a total 10 perfect 10s in his assault of the 10m platform event in Windsor, on Day 3 of the fifth leg of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series 2014.
The 19-year-old claimed his third gold medal in a single World Series meet. With the two synchro gold medals he won on Friday Cao becomes the first diver in World Series history to achieve this feat.
DWS 2014, Windsor Day 2: China's He Chong wins men's 3m
China's He Chong won his 12th gold medal in Diving World Series history defeating Great Britain's Jack Laugher by 17.55 points. Only his first dive was ranked the best of the round, while Laugher's second and fifth dives were the best of each of those rounds. He's 3.4 point lead in the first round and his overall consistency in the remaining five dives kept him in the lead throughout the entire competition. His lead after three dives was 13.25 points and he went on to score a total of 521.85 points after six dives.
The Chinese diver announced: "I'm very happy with today's result. My body is not as strong as before, my physique is declining. My knees have been giving me problems because I am aging and because the difficulty of the dives is increasing."
DWS 2014, Windsor Day 1: Chinese pair wins two World Series gold on same day
After winning the 10m synchro on day 1 of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series in Windsor (CAN), Chinese divers Cao Yuan and Lin Yue repeated on the 3m springboard this evening to became the first divers to win two World Series gold medals on the same day. "It was amazing and we are feeling really good," said Lin after winning both the 3m and 10m synchro events.
"We credit our daily training together, non stop and 7 days a week" said Cao. Cao has won eight World Series medals in 2014. The record for a single season is 10, set by Russia's Victor Minibaev who collected one gold, seven silver and two bronze medals in 2013.
DWS 2014, Windsor: Diving Canada predicts medals in all women's events
The trophy case in the lobby of the Winter International Aquatic and Training Centre located in Windsor, Canada is filled with memorabilia which chronicles the region's proud athletic history. Not surprisingly most of the exhibits commemorated the nation's rich tradition of dominant performances on the frozen ponds, lakes and ice rinks of the Ontario province. You'll see a bright red jacket from the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games worn by John Loring, one of the greatest Canadian track and field athlete of all time. There are even a few photographs, yellowing with age, featuring swim teams from the 1970's. You can look hard, but you won't find any diving memorabilia behind the glass.
Thanks to efforts of Mayor Eddie Francis and Diving Canada there may be a need to expand the trophy case in the very near future. The fifth stop of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series is scheduled to begin today at the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre located just 0.5 mile from the city of Detroit, Michigan across from Lake Michigan. A total of USD$96,000 in prize money will be distributed to athletes placing first, second and third in the eight individual and synchro events during the World Series event this weekend.
DWS 2014, Moscow Day 3: China dominates 10m platform events
The final day of the fourth stage of FINA/NVC Diving Word Series, held in Moscow (RUS) on May 2-4, featured the most thrilling event on the competition programme, the men's 10m platform, with Victor Minibaev (RUS) on-hand.
Among women, Liu Huixia (411.40 points) and Chen Ruolin (397.45) topped the podium well ahead of Ukranian Yulia Prokopchuk (380.10). Liu Huixia, satisfied with her performance, said on her result: "The evening session dives were much better than in the preliminary round. So I'm quite happy."
DWS 2014, Moscow Day 2: Second gold for Kuznetsov (RUS)
On the second day of the fourth leg of the FINA/NVC Diving Word Series, held in Moscow (RUS), everybody was awaiting the new Chinese-Russian battle, now on the men's 3m springboard. After Kuznetsov/Zakharov first synchro triumph in their career on Day 1, it was interesting to watch if two Russians, both qualified for the final, could break Chinese hegemony one more time. It is Iliya Zakharov, who upset Qin Kai's bid for the gold at the 2012 London Olympics.
Unfortunately, Qin Kai pulled out from the tournament, after getting the second result in the morning session. He Chong finished seventh in the qualification but he didn't replace his compatriot and teammate. There was no official information from the Chinese team regarding this situation.
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|Wed, 08-29-2012 - 3:17am
So I returned to work last week, last week puming was great, 4-6 oz each time (I pump twice during the shift) well I had the weekend off so I didn't pump much and yesterday when I go back I pump 3.5 oz my first session and 2 oz the second session. I only got 5.5 oz total for the day! How am I going to feed my JB on that???? I pump religiously at the same time every day, 430pm and 830pm while I am at work and then I also pump at 1230 when I get home. So I decide I need to start drinking more water I drank 6 liters of water today so I go in for my first pumping session and I get 5 oz quickly. Awesome!!!! Then my 2nd session at 830 I got 3 oz tonight I pumped when I got home and got 1.5oz!! OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I have a freezer stash but shouldn't I be able to pump more than that during the day? I am on a regimented routine when I'm at work. My body should know that oh it's almost time to pump lets get some milk going? I am just at a loss. I don't think I can drink anymore water I might float away. Any advice?
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Oatmeal always boosts my supply. There are some recipes for lactation cookies with oatmeal and some other stuff in it that is really supposed to help. Also, I found this mother's milk tea at the health food store and I drink that in addition to eating the oatmeal whenever I feel like my JB has been extra hungry that day. I looked at this site for help when I was worried about my supply:
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Personally I think you are doing great!! The pump is always going to pump less than baby takes. When you get home does your LO ever wake where you could do a night feeding? Do you get at least 1-2 bf sessions in a day? I only pump 1-2 days a week, because I take her to work with me M-W, but Friday and Saturday this week I will have to pump. I only get to pump twice, and the first time is always the most.. maybe 4 ounces on the right and 3 on the left. THe next pumping I'm lucky if I get 2-3 on the right, and 1-2 on the left. Hang in there!!
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This happened to me during my first pregnancy, and already..after delivering DS 12 days ago....I have noticed that my pumping supply has dropped from 5-6 ounces at a time (Every 3 hours) to only 3-4 ounces. I'm with you....I HATE water, and just cannot drink any more without feeling like I am swimming away....
With DD 2 years ago..I tried Fenugreek (Supposed to help) and was prescribed Reglan to promote milk production..and it just did not work...for me. Other women SWEAR by it.
My DS....was born early, he is tiny, and his latch is compromised my a shallow palet and his SMALL mouth and my HUGE boobs....so I pump and he gets BM by bottle. I am also concerned that I will lose my supply again by 1 month old....but I am also prepared for it. I end up mixing 1.5 oz. of BM with .5oz of Formula (suggested by Pediatrician......
I have no advice...because My Milk Supply never lasts....But I feel your pain!! Part of my issue is my thyroid disorder....and the fact that I tend to lose ALL my pregnancy weight within 2 weeks of delivery.


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British Airways: a result is expected in February
A diamond start for new-business departments in January, with a raft of clients – big and small – deciding to review their advertising requirements.
But there is still some housekeeping from 2013 that needs finishing before we can start the new year with gusto. Vertu, the company that makes high-end mobile phones out of precious metals and jewels, is holding tissue meetings for its CRM account this week. Rapier had been handling direct marketing for the brand since its parent, CHI & Partners, won the above-the-line, digital and social media briefs in July 2013, but now Vertu wants a separate agency on the job.
Bartle Bogle Hegarty is still waiting to hear the result of the Rugby World Cup 2015 creative pitch. Sources have told Campaign that Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO and VCCP – the only other ad agencies competing for the account (although Mindshare is said to have participated alongside a contingent from JWT) – have been given their marching orders, so we'd say the odds look pretty good for BBH.
And now that the Dixons ad review has finished, the small matter of British Airways' pitch should conclude 2013's housekeeping. The result is as delayed as a Boeing Dreamliner with battery problems.
More jewellery news – agencies lucky enough to get through to the strategy stage of the Tiffany & Co ad pitch were invited to New York this week to have access to never-before-seen jewels in Tiffany's vault. Each shop was allowed to send three people to get some photos to use in the creative pitch at the end of January.
At the other end of the scale, chemistry meetings for the supplier of the Elizabeth Duke range of jewellery – Argos – have been taking place. AAR is managing the process, which includes the incumbent, CHI.
The energetic Tina Fegent is also keeping herself busy, having now concluded pitches for the integrated SSE account. She is running a creative review on behalf of Aurum Holdings for Goldsmiths, as well as a CRM pitch for The Garden Centre Group.
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To trade Derek Lowe or not to trade, that is the question…
I see no reason to get rid of Lowe at this point. They are in the midst of a pennant race and he along with Tim Hudson are the veteran anchors of that staff. It just doesn't make sense to me why they would try and replace Lowe with a youngster like Mike Minor or Julio Teheran, who may not be ready to handle the major leagues yet, especially if their time comes in September or October.
It's no secret the Philadelphia Phillies are in desperate need of bullpen help, and the San Diego Padres may have just what they need.
I have a feeling the Phillies are going to land either Heath Bell or Mike Adams, which will almost assure them a spot in the World Series (Being completely series). Can you imagine if they pulled that off? Pairing Ryan Madson and Antonio Bastardo up with one of those guys would just be unfair.
The New York Mets will finally be getting their cornerstone players back this week in Jose Reyes and David Wright, but will it be enough to carry the team to the next level?
Since the All-Star break, the Mets have been playing without Reyes, Wright, Carlos Beltran, Ike Davis, and Johan Santana, but despite all of this the team is still hovering around .500. That's simply amazin' if you ask me. I'd really like to see this team completely healthy someday because when they are they can easily win 85-90 games a season. Take 2007 and 2008 for example, even though those years will be remembered for "the collapses", they still posted 88 and 89 wins, respectively, and missed were eliminated on the last day of the regular season. We know they won't stack up against the Phillies and maybe not even the Braves, but it's definitely intriguing to think what this team has the potential of being if healthy.
Robert Dougherty wonders if the Florida Marlins are a legit team again.
Talk about a roller coaster season. Last month the Marlins couldn't buy a win and now under the guidance of 80-year old Jack McKeon, they have finally been able to play winning baseball, even if it's coming against the leagues worst. The Marlins have always been a pesky team. No matter what their record is they always seem to be giving their opponents problems. Expect the same as the season rolls along.
Ivan Rodriquez has said he wants to finish out his career in Washington and collect his 3,000th hit in a Nationals uniform, but will he be playing for another team by the end of the trading deadline?
Pudge in San Francisco makes sense. They need a veteran backstop in Buster Posey's absence, so who better to have than the future hall of famer? Honestly, I don't think Wilson Ramos is in much need of Pudge's guidance anymore, as the 23-year old is turning into a fine ballplayer. Sure it would be nice to keep Rodriquez around for his presence and vast baseball knowledge but that would be better served for a contender at this point.


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-- The new deer rule changes adopted by the Natural Resources Commission are now in effect. This extends the 2011 Urban Deer Zone season until Jan. 31, 2012.
Previously, the urban deer zone ended the first Sunday in January.
A new urban deer zone license is required and replaces the old requirements of needing an extra archery license, bonus antlerless or regular archery license. The resident urban deer zone license is $24, and the nonresident urban deer zone license is $150. Resident youth hunt/trap, lifetime comprehensive hunting, or lifetime comprehensive hunting and fishing license or those exempt from needing a license, do not need to purchase urban deer zone licenses.
Crossbows can now be used during the urban deer zone season.
The urban deer zone in Lake and Porter counties now includes the entire county.
Hunters with an urban deer zone license must harvest at least one antlerless deer before harvesting an antlered deer with an urban deer zone license. The earn-a-buck program only applies to the urban deer zone season.
The bag limit for the urban deer zone remains the same at 4 antlerless deer, one per license or with the new earn-a-buck, 3 antlerless deer and 1 antlered deer, one per license. Urban deer zones were established to provide hunters opportunities to harvest deer in specified areas in addition to regular bag limits.
Urban deer zones are for archery and crossbow hunting only. This provision does not override local ordinances restricting bow and arrow or crossbow use.
What does this mean for the remainder of the 2011 Urban Deer Zone Season?
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All other deer rule changes that became effective Jan. 1 can be found at http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/2362.htm.
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On January 30th at approximately 20:16 a clerk at Rite Stop on US Hwy 27 reported the receipt of two counterfeit bills. A suspect was identified by the clerk who reported that the suspect entered the store and used one bill to make a purchase. The suspect later entered the store again and asked for change for another $20 counterfeit bill. This case is opened pending Grand Jury Investigation. Secret Service has been notified and are assisting in the investigation of this case. Store clerks should be warned to check all $20 bills presented to them.
February 4th at approximately 15:50 a resident of Roosevelt Rd, Pine Knot reported the theft of a set of pole spikes & pole belt (climbing gear), a Phillips/Magnavox DVD player, a pair of Harley Davidson Leather Boots, a ring with a white gold cross, a ring with a white gold heart and sterling silver ring with a diamond. The items were discovered missing the day after several people had been at the residence for a party. A case was opened and is under investigation.
February 5th at approximately 11:00 Dustin Cordell attempted to escape from custody during a hearing regarding the murder of Candi Cordell and assault of Tony Cordell, Dustin's parents. Dustin slipped out of his handcuffs while in the holding area and ran past Court Security Officer Anita Clouse when the door to the holding area was opened. Court Security Officer Steve Cox apprehended Cordell as he attempted to exit the front door of the courthouse on the main floor. Charges are pending grand jury investigation.
February 5th- Officer Manager Louise Wehr noticed an improperly affixed VIN number during a vehicle inspection. After questioning the owner, Larry Ball, the vehicle was impounded pending investigation. Bill Riley, State Motor Vehicle Theft Investigator for Kentucky State Police, came down a few days later and inspected the vehicle. Riley seized the vehicle and transported it to London for further investigation. This case has been turned over to the Kentucky State Police for investigation and prosecution.
On February 8th at approximately 09:50 The McCreary County Public Library reported the theft of a Dell laptop. It appears the laptop was stolen during business hours. The laptop was a Dell Vostro w/Intel Duo Core Processor, 15" LCD pane, 80GB hard drive and CDRW/DVD Combo Drive. This case is under investigation. Please contact the Sheriff's Office if anyone approaches you with such an item.
Jerome T. Williams was arrested at approximately 16:56 on February 10th for Theft by Unlawful Taking, under $300 after allegedly stealing two steaks from the Save-a-Lot of Whitley City. The stolen items were located in the vehicle driven by Williams after two eye witnesses identified him and Williams consented to have his vehicle searched.
On February 15th a victim reported to Oneida Police Authorities that her checkbook had been stolen from the Oneida Walmart parking lot. Suspects have been identified by Oneida PD and identified at the stores where the checks were cashed Kentucky. A case is opened and being worked jointly with Oneida Police Department. Charges are pending Grand Jury investigation.
On February 15th at approximately 16:40 a theft was reported on Hwy 1651, Whitley City. Larry Fletcher of Nancy, KY reported that several items were removed from his utility trailer while he was working at a residence. All items were engraved with the name Larry Fletcher and the number 937-603-2620 on them Items stolen include 4 orange Pasload nail guns and 3 battery chargers w/batteries. A young man approximately 6' tall with brown hair wearing a green sweat jacket is being sought for questioning. If you see these items or can possibly identify this young man, please contact the Sheriff's Office at 376-2322 immediately. A case was opened and is under investigation.
On February 15th a resident at Smokey Ridge Rd, Parkers Lake reported the theft of 4 firearms. A family member was identified as a possible suspect. After Deputy Meadows contacted the suspect, Robert Horning admitting to possession of the guns and agreed to meet Deputy Meadows to return the guns. The guns were returned and Robert Horning was arrested on warrants resulting from a previous domestic dispute on February 13th. The warrants were for Wanton Endangerment and Criminal Trespass. Further charges may be pending.
On February 17th at approximately 14:01 a resident at Mose Musgrove Rd, Pine Knot reported the theft of a leather jacket from her home. Eye witnesses reported seeing a suspect leave the residence wearing the jacket around noon on February 16th. The resident was advised to see the County Attorney for further action.
On February 17th Carla S. Cook was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance, 1st degree, Promoting Contraband 1st degree, and Tampering with Evidence when liquid residue was found in the squad car after she was transported to McCreary County Detention Center after being charged with PI. KSP Trooper Shaler Jones noticed a liquid residue covering the seats and floor in the area where Cook was transported. Closer inspection identified a short white straw as well. After Cook's purse was search by McCreary County Detention personnel, Cook was also found in possession of 2 syringes containing a white residue and 2 spoons burned on one side also containing white residue. Cook admitted to the recent use of Oxycontin. Darla S. Miller was also arrested for PI and transported with Carla S. Cook. Miller was also charged with Tampering with Evidence.
On February 18th at approximately 13:45 employees of Stanley & West Chiropractors Office reported a breaking and entering which occurred during the weekend. Items stolen includes 2 rolls of postage stamps, a rechargeable Dirt Devil hand vacuum and a UK wall clock with temperature and time. A case was opened and is under investigation.
On February 20th at approximately 16:20 a victim reported the use of her social security number on a tax return not initiated by her. The same occurrence was reported last year also. This identity theft has been reported to the proper authorities and the case is currently under investigation.
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The speculation and rumors can finally end with the arrival of the Canon EOS 40D. The 40D can capture 10.1 megapixel images at continuous shooting speeds up to 6.5 frrames per second. It also gets a larger, more viewable, 3 inch LCD, improved durability, improved AF system, and enhanced Live View mode. The EOS 40D will be available in September 2007, both as a body-only for $1300 and as a kit (along with a EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens) for $1500.
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In 1776, America's Founders came together in Philadelphia to draw up a "Declaration of Independence," ending political ties to Great Britain. Written by Thomas Jefferson, it is the fundamental statement of people`s rights and what government is and from what source it derives its powers:
WE hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness--That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed.The Founders were declaring that we are all equal, and that we are defined by rights that we are born with, not given to us by government. Among those rights is the right to pursue happiness--to live our lives as we think best, as long as we respect the right of all other individuals to do the same. The Founders also declared that governments are created by people to secure their rights. Whatever powers government has are not "just" unless they come from us, the people. Read more
Leaders of the National Rifle Association (NRA) praised the Supreme Court's historic ruling overturning Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns and on self-defense in the home, in the case of District of Columbia v. Heller. FULL STORY
Forty-four states have "Right to Keep and Bear Arms" provisions included in their constitutions. Those provisions are listed here.FULL STORY
The National Rifle Association of America today praised the U.S. Supreme Court's historic decision in another landmark Second Amendment case. In a 5-4 decision, the Court ruled that the Second Amendment applies not just to Washington, D.C. and other federal enclaves, but protects the rights of all Americans throughout the country. The opinion in McDonald v. City of Chicago brings an end to the nearly 30 year-long handgun ban that the city has imposed on its law-abiding citizens. FULL STORY
Supreme Court Declares That the Second Amendment Guarantees an Individual Right to Keep and Bear Arms. FULL STORY
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Governor Mark Dayton told KSTP last month that "as long as I'm breathing, I'm running" for re-election in 2014.
As this key election year gets underway, it's appearing more and more like it's going to be a tough battle. In fact, he's not even certain who his running mate will be.
Lieutenant Governor Yvonne Prettner Solon will meet with the governor Monday to inform him whether she plans to run again. The relationship between the two has been strained and it appears likely Prettner Solon will not run.
As it turns out, that might be the least of the governor's problems this election year. He's also facing controversy regarding construction of an expensive new Senate office building and MNsure's continued problems.
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Karmin Wins "Best Web-Born Artist" at the O Music Awards!
Karminites, WE DID IT!
The O Music Awards went down last night and Amy & Nick took home the award for "Best Web-Born Artist" thanks to your votes! Watch as The Flaming Lips' frontman Wayne Michael Coyne presents Karmin with their 2012 O Music Award for "Best Web-Born Artist."
In case you missed the show, check out Karmin's Southern Style performance of their hit single "Brokenhearted" at Sun Records.
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Of the many blue holes found on the Island, The Boiling Hole is easily accessed by kayak or paddleboard from Fernandez Bay. Buoy's clearly mark the path thru the meandering labyrinth of water trails in Fernandez Creek. Hidden amongst the lush mangroves that thrive in the shallow salty creek water, one can typically see Nassau grouper, bar jacks, snapper and lobster while snorkeling Boiling hole. Other blue holes to visit on the island include, Big and Little Fountain, Mermaid Pool, Crown, Gaitors and the Bad Blue hole. The myths and legends of these perplexing inland, underwater cave systems cite tales of mermen, horse eating monsters and fabled underwater creatures.Next
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Out of 26 million Texans, you may have an idea to change the world. You may have had several ideas to change the world. But only a tiny minority of you pushed through the U.S. Patent office from application to successful patent. We've seen Texans change the world many times over. Jack Kilby did it with Texas Instruments in 1958 with the integrated circuit, causing the start of the digital revolution, which, in part, is why you can read these words over your electronic device.
Over the last few years, Texas Business has brought its feature: Texas Business Patent of the Day. This list is of the ones that were either extremely clever, odd or strange. One thing becomes apparent from these patents and the patent that runs daily in Texas Business—Texans have a unique mind set.
Though the history of the Corn Dog is disputed, the State Fair of Texas claims to have introduced the Corny Dog sometime between 1938 and 1942. As a paean to that invention that now sits in the freezer section of every grocery store in the southwest, here are the fried foods the State Fair of Texas has introduced, or tried to introduce, in the last seven years.
Dead Texas musicians live on every time you hear their songs. Their songs play everywhere, so the dead Texas musicians appear to be immortal. Here's the short list.
Don't get caught up with John Wayne religion. For one thing, he's not Texan. He's in some fine movies involving Texas, most notably The Searchers, but none of his movies can make the best cut of Texas movies. Here's the short list.
Tourist Traps. Some are absurdly large. All are monuments to the bizarre notions of the human spirit.
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Some call it an Aggie joke, but I'm afraid the joke will be on the Big 12.
Last summer we saw the Big 12 almost fly apart. But the solution to the problem, more television revenue, seems to have just been a temporary bandage. As many already try to sort out the confusion raised by possibilities of realignments, others are calling for status quo.
The grumbling and griping has risen for the last 12 months over the Longhorn Network. Last week, the NCAA ruled no high school football games will be broadcast over conference media networks. Texas Tech said no to broadcasting the UT-Tech game over the Longhorn Network despite cajoling from ESPN.
It remains to be seen how true the pronouncement by Brad Dickson, a columnist for the Omaha World-Herald, will prove. Dickson said The Longhorn Network is to the Big 12 what Yoko was to the Beatles.
At the same time, a faction of Texans is pushing for University of Houston to leap into the Big 12 when others are calling for Brigham Young University.
There's been dissatisfaction among Aggies that their fate was tied to whatever UT wants, UT gets. Texas Tech has been glancing over to the West.
The Aggies decided to bolt to the Southeastern Conference. The SEC tabled that possibility, for now. With that breathing space, political strings are being yanked.
A hearing today is in the Texas House Committee on Higher Education. The talking point being put forth is that it's in the best interest of the state of Texas for the Big 12 to stay together, and then somehow to convince Texas A&M with threats, promises and concessions. Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe plans to attend the hearing.
This may be an Aggie joke, but like all good jokes, the surprise will be the punch line.
The Texas News Scrawl is a handy reference to stories Texas Business recommends from other news sources. Some of the stories that Texas Business currently suggests include: Texas regulators not aware of potential CFTC manipulation probe, Irving spends incentive dollars to lure two corporate headquarters and almost 2,000 jobs; Hotels, restaurant operators prep for record Final Four; Star-Telegram presses roll one last time; Robert Rodriguez breathes new life into an old vampire favorite; ClubCorp buys Prestonwood Country Club in Dallas and Plano; Office Depot overcharged Dallas by up to $3.6 million, city auditor finds; Texas power market monitor resigns amid unresolved reform debate; and more.


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Elkin (5.04 mile)
American, Southern / Home Cooking
Cheeseburgers, hamburgers, NC barbecue sandwiches, other sandwiches, and southern vegetables.
Elkin (5.05 mile)
Sports bar and sandwich shop plus some outstanding entrees. Live music on most Friday and Saturday nights.
Elkin (5.20 mile)
American, Southern / Home Cooking
Salads, wings, wraps, burgers, sandwiches, and a terrific kids menu. Dinner entrees include beef tips, ribeye steak, grilled, seasoned salmon, and hamburger steak with grilled onions. to name a few.
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Elkin (5.18 mile)
Vacation Rentals
The rush of water over the falls...the wood thrush singing their evening song...it's what lulls you to sleep at Frog Holler...a 28 acre retreat on ...
Elkin (5.32 mile)
Luxury vacation home
Elkin (5.47 mile)
Our intimate, creek-side cabins offer a rustic getaway with modern conveniences. Transport yourself worlds away and relax to the gentle sounds of f...
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