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text: Thanks for the discusssion of my post. I should clarify that I only oppose Chinese currency appreciation while their economy is depressed from the world slump. At some point in the not too distant future they should begin appreciating their currency again. (6 to 12 months from now?) Obviously that will not reduce China's surplus just as the 2005-08 appreciation did not reduce China's surplus.

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Is Baseball Ready for Bryce?
Dear MLB: Please don't muzzle the most entertaining prospect since Babe Ruth. Thank you, fans everywhere read more
April 01, 2012
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The True Identities of Major League Baseball's Biggest Liars
This offseason, it was revealed that a few MLB flamethrowers were not who they said they were. Now, GQ presents a highly serious investigation into even more hardball fabulists read more
March 01, 2012
Baseball Is Dead. Here Are Ten Ways to Revive It
Have you seen the ratings for this year's World Series? Not. Good. So we convened a panel and got to thinking—how can we save America's pastime? Two words: Lingerie League read more
October 26, 2011
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Vin Scully Remembers His Greatest Calls
During his 62 years in baseball, Vin Scully--the no-contest hands-down greatest announcer in any sport of all time--has narrated an unfathomable enormity of the game's iconic moments. On occasion of his announcement that he'll be back for at least one more season, Scully revisits some of his best read more
October 2011
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The Style Report: The Best and Worst-Dressed Men at the ESPYs
Athletes in suits--a contradiction, a terror, and occasionally a wonder. At ESPN's annual sports awards show last night we got some good, some bad, and some beard. Fear The Beard, that is. read more
July 14, 2011
This Idiot is Now Immortal
It only took 13 years for Bert Blyleven, Minnesota's fart-bombing, curveball-tossing king of the goofuses, to get into the Hall of Fame. Good. Now he can stop whining about it read more
January 06, 2011
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The Baseball Playoffs Karmic Evaluator
Fact: The MLB playoffs are a crapshoot. Every so often the best team wins--and then there's the Cardinals in 2006. So how do we predict the World Series champ? By thinking like the Baseball Gods, who rule with one factor in mind, and one factor alone: Karma. Who's got the good stuff this year? Who doesn't? Read on. We divine all. read more
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CHA is this coming week and I am going this year so the store will be closed from Jan.4th to the 13Th. I will be open again on the 14th with samples and ideas to share, so come on in and see the sneak peeks of what May be coming to the store. Watch the facebook page to see photo's and pre- order items, Thank you, Lila
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Officially, Down for the count YOU HAVE TO GET OFF YOUR ASS TO GET ON YOUR FEET I know enough to know, I don't know enough Liberalism-Ideas so good they mandate them
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The Legion of Blog
Deep inside the Hall of Blog, our Canucks bloggers plot their next post
Behind the Scenes at the "NHL Super Bowl Experience." Scott Hartnell Still Refusing to Wear A Hairnet
Tomorrow is the biggest sporting day of the year in North America, and all eyes are on Indianapolis as they get ready to kick off Super Bowl 46.
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Scott Gomez Goes Almost A Year Without A Goal. Of Course Canadiens Fans Create A Facebook Page to Celebrate It
Montreal Canadiens forward, Scott Gomez is coming up on the one year anniversary of the last time he scored a goal. If you're into simple math like I am then let me break it down for you. That's a 7.3 … Continue reading
Dustin Penner to Host LA Kings Sponsored Event at Area IHOP. Try the Rooty Tooty Fresh and Hrudey!
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Groundhog Day: Luongo Sees His Shootout. 4 More Weeks of Schneider?
Sometimes you really gotta feel for Roberto Luongo. He wanted it last night. He stepped up, in a big game, and played his heart out. Sure, he ended up on his belly for a few goals, but once more the … Continue reading
Marc Spector Writes Column. Wants to Trade Schneider. Thinks Puppies Are Cute. Ice? Possibly Cold.
I have kids so my social activities have been substantially narrowed. And when I say "substantially narrowed", I mean ripped from me in a way that makes the "pen scene" in, Casino look like a movie about a boy … Continue reading
Montreal finds solution to Gomez: The free section on Craigslist
Well, it looks like Montreal has finally found a possible solution to the Scott Gomez problem. They have gone to the "Free section of Craigslist" and put up Gomez for pick up or delivery. I am sure Craigslist will be … Continue reading
Canucks/Red Wings Post-Game Quotes (I Wish Were Real)
After the Canucks/Blackhawks game the other night, I listened to the post game comments from both teams and grew increasingly frustrated with the lack of, well, anything special.
I wrote this post about the things I wanted to hear instead … Continue reading
Sam Gagner Traded For *Future Considerations? *Your Team's First Line – 8 Point Night (Video)
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And Boom Goes the….another shootout? Really? Sigh. Detroit at Vancouver, February 2nd, 2012
Today's game is dedicated to Jiri Hudler. I know, I know, you're wondering how I can dedicate the game to the player who finished us off in the shootout tonight, but let me explain. First off, Jiri Hudler creeps me … Continue reading
The Rock Reviews: Wings at Canucks, February 2nd, 2012
Finally……The Rock……HAS COME BACK……..To Vancouver.
As we all know, The Rock is a busy man, and he barely had time to review tonight's game as he was busy filming G.I. Joe 71: Attack of the Pancakes, co-starring Dustin Penner, but … Continue reading


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NEW YORK -- They all got out alive.
The 155 passengers and crew aboard US Airways Flight 1549 scrambled to safety yesterday after the jet's pilot coolly landed the aircraft in the frigid waters of the Hudson River and a fleet of ferry boats helped pluck the passengers off the wings, where they stood waiting.
Just three minutes after taking off from LaGuardia at 3:24 p.m. and bound for Charlotte, N.C., pilot Chesley Sullenberger radioed the tower that both engines on the twin-engine Airbus A320 had shut down after it apparently flew into a flock of geese. At 3:31 p.m., the pilot landed the craft in the Hudson, avoiding Manhattan's crowded west side.
The textbook landing, after the jet had climbed to at least 3,200 feet, was followed by a textbook rescue, as commuter ferries and emergency boats quickly scooped up the passengers as the jet floated in the water near 48th Street on one of the coldest days of the year. One victim suffered two broken legs, a paramedic said, but there were no reports of other serious injuries. Uninjured passengers were to be reunited with family members last night at the Crowne Plaza at LaGuardia Airport, while other passengers went on to Charlotte.
"We had a miracle on 34th Street," Gov. David A. Paterson said at a news conference a few hours after the emergency landing. "I believe now we've had a miracle on the Hudson."
Perfect landing
Sullenberger, 57, of Danville, Calif., "did a masterful job of landing the plane in the river and then making sure everyone got out," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
One eyewitness, Ben Vonklemperer, said "it looked like any other routine landing of a plane, except that it was on water. If you want to land a plane on the water, this is exactly how to do it."
Within minutes, passengers were able to emerge from the aircraft and, in a surreal scene, stood on the plane's crowded wings as they waited to be rescued.
They described harrowing moments shortly after takeoff when they heard an explosion and looked out to see at least one of the engines on fire. "The left engine just blew," said survivor Jeff Kolodjay of Norwalk, Conn. "I was looking right at it because I was right there."
"We thought we were going to circle around, but we didn't have time. The captain said, 'Brace for impact because we're going down.'"
He said people put their heads on their laps and started praying. Kolodjay looked out over the water and "thought we had a chance" to survive. He said a Hail Mary.
"We hit the water pretty hard," he said, adding that some people hit their heads on the ceiling. "It was intense. It was intense. You've got to give it to the pilot. He made a hell of a landing."
Passenger Bill Zuhoski, 23, of Cutchogue, said "people rushed to the back of the plane. I thought I was going to drown back there. For a second I thought I was just going to die." Immersed in water almost up to his neck, he stripped off his clothes, thinking it would be easier to swim.
Another passenger, Fred Berretta, who was on his way home to Charlotte, N.C., from a business trip, told CNN the doors were opened on both sides of the plane "as soon as we hit the water."
As the passengers tried to scramble out, it was chaos, Kolodjay said. One woman with a baby, seated near the back, tried to crawl over the seat in front of her. "I just kept saying, 'relax, relax. Women and children first,'" Kolodjay said. "And then it [the plane] started filling with water - fast."
Still, Bloomberg said Sullenberger had enough time to walk through the slowly sinking plane twice to make sure all the passengers were out - either standing on the wings or in life rafts. Bloomberg said police divers had to rescue some of the passengers underwater. The one infant aboard appeared to be uninjured.
Berretta said he was part of a group that climbed onto the left wing. He said the wing was dipping into the water and "our initial thought was to see if the plane was sinking or if it would float. Our feet were pretty much in the water." Others such as Zuhoski of Cutchogue managed to get into life rafts.
A commuter ferry, the Thomas Jefferson of the company NY Waterway, arrived within minutes of the crash, and some of its own riders grabbed life vests and lines of rope and tossed them to plane passengers in the water. At least two people were in the water when they arrived.
"They were cheering when we pulled up," ferry captain Vincent Lombardi said. "We had to pull an elderly woman out of a raft in a sling. She was crying ... People were panicking. They said, 'hurry up, hurry up.' We gave them the jackets off our backs."
Crew member Hector Rabanes said: "The first time we saw it, it's like, Is this happening?" The Thomas Jefferson and other ferries approached slowly to avoid washing passengers off the plane with the wake.
Two police scuba divers said they pulled another woman from a lifeboat "frightened out of her mind" and lethargic from hypothermia. Another woman fell off a rescue raft, and the divers said they swam over and put her on a Coast Guard boat.
Hypothermia worries
The Coast Guard estimated the water was 36 degrees, while the air was 20 degrees. Some passengers suffering from hypothermia had to be wrapped in blankets. Paramedics treated at least 78 people, fire officials said.
The plane remained afloat as it drifted downriver. Gradually, the fuselage went under until about half of the tail fin and rudder was above water. Bloomberg said the aircraft finally wound up near Battery Park, at the lower tip of Manhattan and about four miles from where the pilot ditched it.
Fire Dept. Capt. Richard Johnson, head of the Marine Alpha One boat, said his crew passed a line through the plane's cockpit, and then another line around the tail. They lashed both lines to their boat and to a second fire department boat, The McKeane, and then towed the plane to Battery Park City.
The National Transportation Safety Board will be there today examining the fuselage.
For some Manhattan residents, the sight of an airplane catapulting toward the Hudson River evoked fears of another 9/11-style attack. "I thought it was going to turn into a building," Alyse Zucker told WNBC/4. But the pilot "landed it on the water ... like he was landing on a runway."
Authorities said there were no indications terrorism was involved.
The Federal Aviation Administration says there were about 65,000 bird strikes to civil aircraft in the United States from 1990 to 2005, or about one for every 10,000 flights.
"They literally just choke out the engine and it quits," said Joe Mazzone, a retired Delta Air Lines pilot. He said air traffic control towers routinely alert pilots if there are birds in the area.
After the US Airway plane's engines cut out yesterday, an air controller initially told the pilot to divert to an airport in nearby Teterboro, N. J., according to Doug Church, a spokesman for the National Air Traffic Controllers Association. It was not clear why Sullenberger did not land at Teterboro.
One survivor Dave Sanderson, 47, of Charlotte, said he was lucky to be alive. "The pilot, he's the hero," Sanderson said. "The grace of God got me off that plane."
This story was reported by staff STACEY ALTHERR, BILL BLEYER, SID CASSESE, SOPHIA CHANG, ANTHONY M. DESTEFANO, REID EPSTEIN, ANN GIVENS, KEITH HERBERT, BART JONES, KATHLEEN KERR, MELANIE LEFKOWITZ, CARL MACGOWAN, JENNIFER MALONEY, ROCCO PARASCANDOLA, JOIE TYRRELL and freelancer MARC BEJA and DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN. It was written by JONES.; This story was supplemented with Associated Press reports.


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6/6: Around the Minor League System
A look at the minor leagues on June 6.
The Chiefs got a good performance out of Gerardo Concpecion as well as the rest of the staff as they blanked Cedar Rapids 4-0. Concepcion recorded his second win of the season as he went 5.2 innings only giving up two hits and striking out four. Starling Peralta, Austin Reed each pitched 1.1 scoreless innings and Yao-Lin Wang notched his sixth save of the season. Taiwan Easterling had three hits including his second home run of the season and two RBI's. Javier Baez continued his hot hitting as he also had three hits including a triple raising his average to .343. Zeke DeVoss and Paul Hoilman each had a double and DeVoss scored two runs.
Matt Loosen recorded his fourth win of the season going 5.2 innings while striking out six and giving up only three hits. Eduardo Figueroa and Scott Weismann also pitched well as the Cubs blanked the Bradenton Marauders on Wednesday. John Andreoli had three hits including a triple and also drove a run in. Taylor Davis, Micah Gibbs, and Chad Noble all added an RBI a piece.
Tennessee scored a run in both the second and the third inning and added one in the seventh. Montgomery's comeback came up short as Tennessee won 3-2. Trey McNutt had a strong outing winning his fourth game of the season. He lowered his ERA to 2.35 as he went 5.2 innings giving up three hits and allowing no runs and striking out three. Kevin Rhoderick threw another scoreless inning lowering his ERA to 0.76. Frank Batista closed the game out recording his eighth save of the season. Offensively Justin Bour went 2-for-3 and had a double. He also drove in two runs bringing his season total to 45. Luis Flores also added an RBI.
Pitching was the story throughout the Cubs system on Wednesday as they only gave up two runs in the three games combined. It would be nice to see that become the trend as the season continues.
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5/20: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Here is the recap of the Cubs minor league system from 5/20/12, enjoy.
The Chiefs needed extra innings to beat Cedar Rapids 9-6 on Sunday after they blew leads of 4-0 and 6-4 in the ninth. Gerardo Concepcion had his second decent outing in a row and was in line for his second win before Cedar Rapids tied it in the ninth. Concepcion went five innings while allowing four runs on six hits. The Chiefs offense was in high gear as they pounded out 15 hits and 9 runs in the win. Taylor Davis was 3-for-3 with a double, a walk, two runs scored and two RBI's. Rafael Lopez, Paul Hoilman, Anthony Giansanti, and Oliver Zapata all had two hits.
Austin Kirk finally had a poor outing, probably my fault because I wrote about him last week. Kirk had his shortest outing of the season going two and 1/3rd of an inning while allowing six runs to suffer his first loss of the season. Kirk's ERA still sits at a sparkling 2.68 after giving up six runs. The D-Cubs couldn't string together much at the plate as the top of the order had trouble getting on base. Nelson Perez, and Elieser Bonne each had two hits in the losing effort.
Trey McNutt continued his solid season on Sunday as he went five innings to earn his second victory of the season. McNutt gave up three runs, however only one was earned as he lowered his ERA to 2.67. The middle of the order was once again productive for the Smokies. Jae-Hoon Ha collected two more hits in the victory as he raised his average to .265 on the season. Rebel Ridling had a huge day at the plate going 2-for-3 with two home runs and three RBI's.
For the second straight day the Iowa Cubs couldn't find any offense as they lost to Salt Lake 2-1. Rodrigo Lopez was nearly un-hittable as he only allowed one hit over six innings or work, unfortunately he was tagged with a no decision. Jeff Beliveau had a solid day out of the bullpen going two innings and striking out three. The I-Cubs were only able to scratch out five hits and one run. Brett Jackson was 1-for-5 with a double, and Josh Vitters was 1-for-3 with a double and a run.
Thanks for reading,
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5/19: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Here is the recap of the Cubs minor league system from 5/19/12, enjoy.
A wild second inning saw the Chiefs take a 4-0 lead in the top half, then trail 5-4 in the bottom half en route to a 7-6 loss to Cedar Rapids. Kyler Burke made the start for Peoria and didn't get much help from his defense. Burke gave up six runs over five innings, however only three were earned as Burke finished with a no decision. Pin-Chieh Chen went 1-for-3 at the plate with his first home run of the season, and three RBI's. Paul Hoilman and Taylor Davis each had two hits in the losing effort.
Daytona built up a 3-0 lead into the bottom of the 5th, but couldn't hold it as they surrendered five runs in said 5th en route to a 5-3 loss to Palm Beach. Eric Jokisch started for the D-Cubs and probably had his worst outing of the season as he gave up five runs in just 4 and 2/3rds of an inning on his way to his fourth loss of the season. Matt Szczur is on fire as he launched his first home run of the season while going 2-for-3 at the plate with two RBI's, he also added a double for good measure. Szczur now has his average up to .265 on the season thanks in part to him hitting .385 over his last 10 games.
The Smokies and Braves combined for 22 hits but only five total runs in a 3-2 Smokies win. Dallas Beeler was just good enough to get his first win of the season as he went five innings giving up two runs on eight hits. Jae-Hoon Ha was 2-for-4 at the plate with two doubles, a walk and a run scored as the middle of the lineup did most of the damage. Rebel Ridling and Justin Bour each finished with two hits, with Ridling driving in one, and Bour driving in two.
Not a good night for the I-Cubs as they were shut down by the Salt Lake Bees in a 6-1 defeat. Iowa only managed three hits on the night as they couldn't get anything going against the Bees staff. Chris Rusin turned in a quality start going six innings while giving up three runs on seven hits but took his 3rd loss of the season. Mike MacDougal who has done nothing but crap the bed since he was signed gave up two more runs over two innings of work, his ERA sits at 13.50. Brett Jackson, Anthony Rizzo, and Josh Vitters each had a hit, and that was it for the Iowa offense. Jackson had a triple and Rizzo had a double in the losing effort.
Thanks for reading,
– George
4/29: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Here is your nightly recap for the Cubs minor league system, full recaps/box scores after the jump, enjoy.


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Paper Rival
Who? Formerly known as Keating, this four-piece laysdown cascading, dreamy guitar pop. Singer Jake Rolleston, bassist CodyMcCall, and guitarists Patrick Damphier and Brent Coleman came togetherin late 2005 when their previous two bands split up (Damphier playsdrums in the studio, though Dillon Napier's been handling the sticksmost recently). The band's self-titled EP is out now via the PhotoFinish label; a full-length recorded concurrently, One Not One, is due in early 2008.
What's the Deal?Paper Rival spins lush tunes that don't fall into the usual trappingsof overacted melodrama. "Home Is Right Out Your Window" pushesstuttered emo-light guitars to stirring effect, while the lazy"Alabama" unfurls through a gentle swell into a release worthy of themost touching of movie scene soundtracks. Even when the balladry of"Pacing the Cage" paints fields of daisies and marigolds with itscharming keyboards, handclap-only percussion and lulling cello, theeffect is more blush-inducing than cringe-worthy.
Fun Fact:The Paper Rival name change took place after the band members touredthrough Edmonton, Alberta, Canada as 'Keating' and found themselvesstarting at a roomful of concertgoers expecting to see a completelydifferent band playing live.
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One out of 5 children die before their 5th birthday in Mali, mainly from malaria. Medicine for Mali trains volunteers (relais) who give educational talks to their villages on malaria prevention and going to the Health Center when sick. Medicine for Mali has a university trained midwife come to the villages monthly to train village birth attendants (matrones) on Prenatal visits and safe delivery. Malaria prevention tablets for pregnant women and bednets are distributed at these visits. These are proven strategies to fight malaria deaths.
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Football for all, regardless of ability.
All of our staff and volunteers are CRB checked.
Season 2014-2015 sees the incorporation of our Inclusive teams and players into the AALGFC family. So we are now AALGIFC (Asfordby Amateurs Ladies, Girls and Inclusive FC). Our website address has also changed to aalgifc.co.uk.
Club membership continues to expand and caters for all ages and abilities from tots to girls, ladies and more recently boys. In addition our FA qualified coaches, trained in disability coaching, provide training sessions for our thriving inclusive membership.
Next Managers and Coaches Meeting is 8pm on Wednesday 26 November 2014 at Asfordby Amateurs Sports and Social Club.
Our club coaches organise and run Soccer Schools throughout the summer months and during selected school holidays. The club also helps to organise the Melton Schools League in partnership with the Sports Forum.


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Distributed dimming control for LED lighting |
Optics Express, Vol. 21, Issue S6, pp. A917-A932 (2013)
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This paper presents a distributed energy-saving lighting strategy for the arrangements of a lighting network consisting of a group of light-emitting diode (LED) lamps and users. LED lamps have a dimming support feature to meet the illuminance requirements imposed by individual users. Both groups interact with each other via visible light communication (VLC) or other wireless communication features. This work aims to identify a configuration of lamps leading to the maximal energy saving in adaptive and distributed ways. To this end, a distributed assignment strategy is developed based on a message-passing framework where only local interactions among lamps and users are allowed for calculations and exchanges of the information on their status. The simulation results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms other distributed algorithms in a range of indoor lighting configurations.
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(230.3670) Optical devices : Light-emitting diodes
(220.2945) Optical design and fabrication : Illumination design
(060.4256) Fiber optics and optical communications : Networks, network optimization
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Light-Emitting Diodes
Original Manuscript: June 24, 2013
Revised Manuscript: August 28, 2013
Manuscript Accepted: September 3, 2013
Published: September 16, 2013
Sang Hyun Lee and Jae Kyun Kwon, "Distributed dimming control for LED lighting," Opt. Express 21, A917-A932 (2013)
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Another interesting read - who wanted Arrington? http://www.ohio.com/mld/beaconjournal/sports/14136369.htm
I like Willie, and I'm upset he isn't a Patriots anymore. That said, the Reggie White-effect is overplayed. McGinest is a good player, but he isn't in that kind of class in terms of the effect he can have on a franchise. That article was overly-dramatic, to the point of whimsy.


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"The sun grew darker and dimmer as the humans' towers rose taller. Some believe this was to keep ourselves from burning in hellfire as we ascended to the heavens; a marriage to nature that ensured our well-being."
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"Humanity had fallen unto it's hubris. Rising in tandem with the Towers, their unwavering pride ensured that soon, all but naught would remain of their kind. A self admiration that spread as a cancer on their world, gave birth to us... Born from a cancer... what does that make us?"
Rifel crossed his arms, tapping a single foot against the harshly depressed soil, oblivious to the destruction of the young grass and flora this action would surely author. He raised an arm to gesture as if he were pointing below, his large vulpine paw implying that significance may lay in the infinite abyss below.
This, as if some sort of pseudo-cue, caused the ursa beside him to step forward and look as instructed, both curious and confused as to what Rifel could be pointing out.
"You're the only person I know, who can come here for days on end and stare only at fog – as if some sort of latent importance were waiting to be found." He scoffed, standing almost a full foot shorter than Rifel, and easily twice as burly.
"It's not what I'm looking to find, Duncan." Rifel responded. "It's what I know I cannot find that is most important to me. As if it were a plague..."
"A plague indeed," was Duncan's reply. "when it impacts your life so. I dislike having to be bold, but The Triumvirate has spoken."
"As they do almost endlessly." Rifel bit. "Please explain yourself."
"They've spoken of your inaction. It seems to bother them more than I."
The vulpine retreated his paw, and brought it up to stroke his chin. This was a contemplative gesture, and based purely on superstition, it helped him think.
"My inaction to what end?" Rifel asked patiently, continuing to rub the small tuft of fur that protruded from his chin. "I am tasked with many assignments."
"They would not say. It must be a very secretive matter."
"So you don't know?"
"I do not."
"In your ignorance you've told me... exactly what they speak of." Rifel smiled.
The two males stood on what was commonly referred to as an outlook. This kinmade creation came about several hundred years ago, and at its essence was a gargantuan drop-off. When the natural beauty of the Towers' edges began to recede due to time's harsh erosion, the inhabitants thought to beautify them with hedges, water and flowers. It was never established the distance between here and the surface, but any kin was sure that the fall was nigh insurmountable, partly due to the constant fog that would obscure any effort to make out the surface below.
With that in mind, during their creation they were often used in a disciplinary fashion – to send those unfit for life to their death in the unknown. This had certainly been outlawed almost as fast as it was put into motion – and the outlooks then became places of serenity, of isolation and beauty.
When one were to bathe themselves in the vistas the outlook would provide, their lives would be surely changed. But due to obvious reasons, it was a day of fog, leaving little to be seen below and multitudes to the imagination. As most days had done, and most would continue to do. Duncan had wondered how seeing such a grim haze could be life changing to anybody, but never stopped to question The Triumvirate's stance on the outlooks.
"Will you speak honestly with me, Duncan?" Rifel proposed, as he tilted his head towards the younger ursa, who still seemed overtaken by the fog.
"It-- it would be my pleasure." Duncan shook his head for clarity, as if to snap himself out of a reverie.
"I want you to think very carefully before you answer my question."
"Absolutely, sir."
"You were staring quite profoundly over the outlook. What did you see?"
"The same as you, and nothing more." Duncan replied.
Between the two conversing males rested a minuscule stream. It originated from inside The Triumvirate's amphitheatre, and slowly trickled over the outlook.
Valessa strained to hear the continuation of this exchange from her vantage point beyond some nearby bushes, her notebook clutched tightly in-paw as she hoped to glean valuable information from the males. It didn't matter if the information interested her; while this conversation was certainly intriguing, the important thing was whether it was of interest to her client. If it could be sold for money - that was all that she cared about. She had to eat, after all, and so she knelt down to obscure herself more, as the conversation continued, her small form completely invisible to the two kin guarding the outlook.


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They conquered California before dominating in Miami, now the Kardashians have set their sights on New York City.
They conquered California before dominating in Miami, now the Kardashians have set their sights on New York City.
E! has announced that their favorite family is branching out once again with "Kourtney and Kim Take New York." The reality series, set to debut in January, follows the sisters as they launch yet another Dash boutique.
Kim announced her arrival via Twitter, writing, "Fireworks over the Brooklyn Bridge. Welcome to NYC, bayba baaaybay!"
The move was really a family affair for Kourtney, who's made it no secret that she and boyfriend Scott Disick wanted to put down roots in the Big Apple.
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Sun Valley Cottages is located in the center of the famous New Hampshire Lakes and Mountains recreation area. There are many family activities and amusements, restaurants and gift shops within walking distance of the cottages. Lake Winnipesaukee, one mile south, boasts historic Weirs Beach with its sandy public beach, shops and outlets, arcades, waterslides and excursion rides on the M/S Mount Washington. NH International Speedway, Gunstock Mountain, Ellacoya State Park, castles and caves, and countless other features of unsurpassed beauty are minutes away.
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1. Ballmer's Drama
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Steve Ballmer's, of course!
Come on. With all the juicy stuff being written about Microsoft's (MSFT - Get Report) CEO this week, how could we not take our eye off the Apple ball and focus on Ballmer for a while?
"Is he a great CEO? I don't think so," former Microsoft insider Joachim Kempin told Reuters Tuesday. "They need somebody maybe 35-40 years old, a younger person who understands the Facebook generation and this mobile community. They don't need this guy on stage with this fierce, aggressive look, announcing the next version of Windows and thinking he can score with that." Kempin, who worked in sales at Microsoft between 1983 and 2002 and had direct access to founder Bill Gates, spills the beans about Ballmer in a new book titled Resolve and Fortitude: Microsoft's ''Secret Power Broker'' Breaks His Silence. Kempin, for those who may have forgotten, was called upon as a witness to defend the so-called "evil empire" during the government's antitrust onslaught against the company. He left as a result of his testimony in 2002, two years after Ballmer replaced Gates atop the software giant. In the book, Kempin alleges that Ballmer has ruthlessly kneecapped potential rivals since grabbing the CEO position, starting with the 2002 ouster of Richard Belluzzo, Microsoft's former chief operating officer and the man credited with successfully launching the Xbox game console. "He (Belluzzo) had no room to breathe on the top. When you work that directly with Ballmer and Ballmer believes 'maybe this guy could someday take over from me,' my God, you will have less air to breathe, that's what it comes down to," Kempin told Reuters. Following Belluzzo out the door during Ballmer's rein have been former Windows chief Steve Sinofsky, online head Kevin Johnson, Office chief Stephen Elop and software guru Ray Ozzie. "Ozzie is a great software guy, he knew what he was doing. But when you see Steve (Ballmer) and him on stage where he (Ozzie) opposed Steve, it was Steve's way or the highway," said Kempin. Oh, man. If only Shakespeare lived to see Seattle, he could have done a number on the hardnosed power plays at Mister Softee. We can hear the Bard now: My kingdom for a tablet! Look: We are well aware that Kempin was no shrinking violet when all this madness was going on. You don't get to be known as Bill Gates' "enforcer" for nothing. And we also know there is nothing like a tell-all book for score-settling. That said, while sales and profits have grown through Ballmer's tenure at the top, a quick scan of Microsoft's stock price shows that investors have long been unrewarded. Microsoft's chart is so flat you can practically skate on it. And the real or imaginary foes Steve has sent packing to save his own skin have only highlighted that fact. Mark our words, Steve, we expect more Kempins to come out of Microsoft's woodwork now that the ice has been broken. So get ready to rumble, and while you do, keep this in mind: Simply because the world has been captivated by the recent turmoil in Apple's stock doesn't mean it has forgotten about the unmemorable returns of yours.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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text: Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - December 5, 1962, Yuma, Arizona EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK Khrushchev Exposed to Abstract Art By JONES OSBORN What was it they were saying about abstract art1' 1 seem to recall that abstract art is supposed to be a weapon of Ihe interna- tional commu- nist conspiracy, intended, to top- ple the United Stales of Ameri- ca. N- i k i t a Khrushchev is pictured as slyly undermining the. art world of j America, and ul-j timately gnaw- away at the underpinning of the republic itself. lOc THE THE WEATHER Highest yestrrday 78 Lunrst mis morning 53 TrmpiTaturc at il a.m. today 60. Ri-laiive Humidity af 11 a.m. 13% Av.Tasc this date 72 Average low this date FORECAST to Thursday nlsht: Variable high cloudiness with little change In temperature today through Thursday. Gusty, northerly winds 10-20 m.p.m Low-Si. YUMA SUN-VOL. 287 12 PASES PER COPY lOc YUMA, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1962 PHONE SU ARIZONA VOL. 287 Tom Allt Is New Mayor Yuma 32 Die as Killer Smog Blankets London, England It is .supposed to like Ihis: work some- Khrushchev's artful agents in 'sinuate their way into art circles influencing critics, subverting the galleries and infiltrating the mu- seums. Fi-nm these vantage points, Khrushchev's agents cleverly en- courage the painters and sculptors to go in big for abstract art. Why: Rei-ause abstract art will confuse the people of America, undermine their confidence in the established institutions and hence shake the foundations of democra- Well. Khrushchev has jusl blown the whole scheme sky-high. Someone exposed him (o alv sinct art in a Moscow museum. The Soviet premier and commu- tiisi party chairman exploded. And his explosion was duly re- ported by Tass, the Soviet press agency and picked up by news- papers ail around the world. Abstract paintings. Khrushchev said, are "foreign to our people." He personally scolded the assem- bled artisis for breaking away from approved socialist realism. "You c.-innoi he said, "if! Ihey haie been painted hy men or have been daubed by the lail of a donkey." A good many observers in Amer- ica mighl agree with Khrushchev on that disdainful comparison. Worst Fog Since 1952 YARN ABOUT YARN: Mayor Objects to Stalls City Knitting Purchases LONDON (UPli London hos-! pitals were wanred today to stop j Mayor George Shackleford, the, spare lime. It teaches them to But his contempt is not really Mie poini. The Important point is that So- viet ail is no! free. Khrushchev's judgment on modern frends in painting and sculpture clearly show thai he no intnnfion of allow- ing the artists to express them- selves. Anists.. in ihe Soviet world, are required in serve a propacan- function. They must follow "the line." 5 Engineering Scholarships Are Offered Arizona Society of Professional Engineers is again assisting the National Society of Professional Knginccrs in selecting worthy high school seniors for Ihe Armco-NSPE civil engineering scholarships, ac- cording Io Mrs. Mary Sannders. YHS counselor. Recipients for ihr five S.'i.OOO scholarships will be selected from Ihe grariualins seniors of Ihe class of Interested students have been encouraged Io consult with any member of the school counsel- ing staff or local members of the Profesional Engineers. December is the deadline month for recommendations locally, so students who arc interested must respond quickly. Fallout Prediction Here is today's fallout predic- tion: San Diego as ground xer-i. high level, or falloul winds, predicted for Ihe next 2-1 hours will Ire degrees. WSW, over the Pacific Ocean.. Fallout would travel approximately GO miles in Ihree hours. routine admissions and lire- pare for a rush of victims from the worst fog to hit England since a "killer fog" that claimed lives 10 years ago. At leasi 32 have died so far in the cur- ren! smog. At noon, when the red light emergency signal was flashed to all Ixmdon hospitals, the black, killing mixture of smoke and sul- phur dioxide blanketed this island nation in an opaque shroud. The warning to. the hospitals said: "Stop ordinary routine ad- missions. Reserve your beds as far as possible for emergency cases only." Smoke concentration over Lon- don was 10 limes as heavy as normal, with sulphur dioxide con- centration 1-1 times above normal. Traffic crawled, and one police- man said "even the birds are walking." Metropolitan police said al east .'J2 deaths had been reported since Midnight Monday, most of them due to fog. The normal death rate for ihe 700-square mile area is 6 to S. The British Medical Association urged outdoor workers to wear masks, bronchitis sufferers to stay indoors, and the burning of smokeless fuel to keep down smog. Visibility over and Scotland escaped the fog- was cut to nil. in many places. All planes were grounded. Hun- dreds of mmjr auto accidents were reported. Ten persons were hurl in Bir- mingham when a bus driver hit waiting passengers he could noi see. The Bureau predicted the smog, mixed with treacherous frost, would la. I another -IS hours. Druggists issued "smog masks" and doctors urged old people, children and perons with weak chests to stay indoors. The fog wi1- not the wispy, creeping kind that calls up sinis- ter images o1 I.imehousc, Jack the PJpper and Mack the Knife, bin a grim carrier of potential death. It hugged the smoke from a million chimneys and the exhaust from a million nulos to Ihe ground in a suffocating pall that recalled Ihe four-day killer fog thai -Marled Dec. 5, Four thousand Rriions died of other councilmcn Recreation i make useful products." and Parks Director James Gian-' Giannangelo wound up the con- nangelo got wound up in a dis- j versation by noting that the yarn eussion about yarn and knitting j the children used in Ihe knitting j needles yesterday. Mayor Shackleford started j program was actually re-used it; many times, wiih a finished prod-' by aiming a kick at the Recre-! uct being unravelled and the yarn ation and Parks director concern- i re-wound to be used again until il ing purchase of S-J4 worth of yarn becomes unusable or eventually and knitting needles. was lakcn home as a finished Shackleford took a look a', a pur- chase order and remarked "This is ridiculous. Where is a41 this yarn going product. Others present at Ihe meeting were Councilmen John Peach. Odell Fletcher and Richard Schu- "I imagine the children take the man, City Recorder Linwood Perk-; finished products home w i t h j ins and City Attorney John B. Giannangelo answered. He j Wisely Jr. went on to explain that the pro- BOB KENNERLY Wins Council Seat ODELL FLETCHER Is Reelected to Council TOM ALLT Thy New Mayor ;ram was in effect before he took over as director, but defended it as good recreation project. Doesn't Think j "I don't think it's the job of the city to furnish all the materials for the various recreafion Shackleford said. "Maybe the instructors should be fur- i nisheri. bin those participating in! NASHVILLE. Tenn. lUPi the projects should furnish their i-voun" man who said he "had own materials." vision" about killing James Hoffn ffoffa Knocks Down Man Who 51 Shot at Him City Vote Went Like This o MAYOR o Z a _Tom_Ant Joe Armor 178 145 258 209 i 187 147 275 166 j 168 332 61 152 2398 COUNCIL J26 '160 144 .175 135 190 171 172 219 i 273 i 53 fl970 Giannangelo 'explained that if the recreation 'program was to work, it was necessary to furnish the materials, since children par- ticularly were forget to bring supplies. With supplies on hand when the partiticpams in a program arrived they could still work. Shackleford remarked thai fur- nishing the supplies for the pro- ;ram with Ihe children i a k i n g home the finished product was like Ihe city being in the manufactur- ing business. rushed today into federal court gob Kennedy where the Teamsters Union chief---------------------- was on trial and tired pellets at Odell Fletcher I 182 r 1091 223J 207: 218 168 j 291 i 242 I 245 I 315 I 430 i 47 12674 him from an air gun. Walter Duncan Jofn Peach ant down, was hit severl times in the arm and back by the small lead pellets but was not injured. U.S. marshals helped Hoffa beat the man Io the floor again. The man was taken from the court- room handcuffed and bleeding. The man was identified as War-: ren Swanson of Washing-Ion. U.S. Marshal Klmer Dispayne I4A i 144! 220; 199 i 204 i 161 i 256 i 173 MSI I 287 I 31 I i 5012332 1' 175 161 I 213 i 3001 i6T209S 181 128 i 160 i 162 i 87 123 j 180 I 100 187 I 134 I 89T65T 122 I 631 113 II5I2ITTM9 Kennerly, Fletcher Win Council Seats Tom Allt swept nine of the 11 city precincts yesterday in the city general election to become the i city's newly elected mayor. j The candidate scored a sound j victory over Joe Almar in their contest to replace Mayor George Shackleforri. Final unofficial vote was for Allt to for At- mar. Atmar ran close in several pre- cincis (see charti but could only take precincts nine and 10. Pre- dictions had been for a much clos- er contest. i Two Favorites In the battle for the two open City Council seats the two favor- ites came through. Bob Kennerly garnered voles to lead the race. He was followed by incum- bent Odell Fletcher with Their opposition was Walter Dun- can with votes and John Peach, incumbent, with That means that the new City Council, which takes over Jan. 2st, will look like this: Mayor Tom Allt, and Councilmen Charles Cochran, Ferdy Sant, Bob Kenner- ly and Odell Fletcher. The first two councilmen were elected in the primary election. Fletcher is the only survivor of the present Council. Two 'did not seek re-elec- At Ihis poinl Councilman Charles j Swanson lokl him that he Stevenson Fights Back !Zone change Against Magazine Yarn j Gilpin enlercd the conversalion. "Had a vision" about a month j .NKW YORK lUPi1 Adlai K. dent." he said. "1 hope the time Not the Samp a'M come here and kill Hofa. Stevenson, under fire as a result has no! come in ihe Unted Slates "It's not quite Ihe same. Mayor. sau' lllc sun as he ran up I of a marr.-ixine ariicli-j when it is c insidered hr-ilor io there's a loi of difference. This janri .lumped up and knocked the concerning his role in the Cuban [advocate war to seille disputes particular program teaches the s il bronchitis BBrilish disease" thai fi-g. Many more are believed to have died months or years later of lung damage caused then. children Io make good use of their Marine Pilot Ejects From Jet Aircraft down." Hoffa said. "He's just some jerk." Hofa said Ihere is "no ques- tion but that this guy is a psycho. He needs medical attention." As the man was taken, hand- cuffed and bleeding, from the courtroom. Federal Judge William i crisis, said he did not knmv I whether President Kennedy would make a public statement support- ing him. "I have had no discussion with ravher than use peaceful means." Stevenson deplored the breach of NSC security evidenced in the article and Kennedy had taken tlie position that consulta- the Stevenson said on lions with his lop advisers must a television show (XRC's "To-; always remain private. MCAS Fighter Squadron 33-1 based al Ihe Marine Corps Air Station. El Toro, successfully ejected from his FSl'-L' Crusader jei aircraft approximate- ly fi-l miles north of MCAS Yuma a i p.m. Tuesday. The pilol, Li. Oil. W. Panchison. .-uMainod no serious injuries. Cause of Hie accident is undeter- mined. An investigation is pcnd-'lhc trial nf Hie lo.imsicr chief ac- ing. The colonel is commanding! euscd of violaiing federal law by officer of Marine Fighter Squad-1 accepting payments from a truck "Because t agree with Die pilol of Marine' Miller called a recess and said I "I don't Know what he is going j President's position, I am some- he wanted a full repon on Ihe; Io do, if anything what inhibited in telling you more incident. .Vtel if he though he mighi be about the talks." he said attorney William Ruf.nii- j requested to resign a< U.S. am- "i, dooMi'l make much differ- I ,TO no. said Hoffa would not prefer 1 bas.-ador Io in- United Nation, as ,-noc about me and the truth I l th.c home'. charges. j Ihe resull of an arlide in the Sal- am used to 1 remember mwtmg. He The inrirten, ,is .nvern- urday Kvenin; Post. McCarthy." Ihe change was nece.-nry (o aiioinoys cnniinned cross-1 snapped: "On liic conirary." nation of nne nl four de- i'le snid ihe hy Sicwar! I hy i fense witnesses roller! Turstiav in ron 33-t. leasinj; firm. Bulletin: predicted itlet announce It Is halting all its nuclear testa starting Jan. 1 in ept ing an i controlled, pain- on underground .blasts. Ajabasaador; jilk'.H.' Dean awde Charles Barlleit, nn ex.implc of Alsop and "as cl.i-sic responsible journalism as I have ever witnessed" "It is untrue to what I pro- nosed. Il is unlrue as to what I York Daily News lh.it ;he attack on Stevenson co- incided with Ihe riealh of Mrs Klcanor P.oo-i-veh. hjs tion, Councilmen Richard Schu- man and Charles Gilpin. Good Vote The vote yesterday was a sur- prising 59 per cent. A total of 413 votes were cast of a registra- tion of City Recorder Linwood Perkins reported a smooth election with no untoward incidents. Asked for a statement this morning, Allt told The Sun, "I am i extremely grateful for the confi- A zoning change which will al- deuce expressed hy the voters. I read inlo the results the hope for new leadership and will certainly do my utmost to fulfill Ihe pro- gram I presented during the cam- paign." Very Pleased Kennerly said, "I am very pleased that the voters saw fit to vote as they did. I only hope that in the four years ahead I can do some tilings to make them happy that they voted the way they did. i I will do everything possible to be the councilman they want." Fletcher told The Sun. "1 am real proud to be re-elected and feel that being the only remain- inni_ ing member of Ihe old Council is year to final" FH A! sornelninK lo De proud of. I will 'ow construction of n convalescent home across from Parkview Bap- tist Hospital was approved by Yuma City Council yesterday. The area is presently under in- terim zoning and is to be changed to service. The new zoning was recommended by Ihe Planning and Zoning commission and present ed to the City Council some time John Hiiri. attorney for i allow application for FHA financ- Hl? s.lid h is tahe a tout approval o( ihe project. friend and political suppjrter, Sic-1 "a-v nmv E' Cenlro where I'L took about a year to obtain fi- work with the new Council to see that our town goes forward. I real- similar project isjly appreciate the people having oa.-on said: "This must exceed Ihe (Post) i ariicle for absurdity Stevenson said he had never a "clique." to force him Sievonson s.ii.l Ilia; in ihe Ex- ecutive Commiitee of the Securily Council he emphatically on; of office. He said he did noi supported an armed blockade of, ol- Uari-c-ti although Cuba and -Viy.ially emphatically lie m.iy have met one of''them. the Council approved the zon- ing change subject io a review by the new City Council in 120 dnys. Pn-sc-ni were Mayor George Shaclclcford. and Council members Charlei Gili'in. Richard Schuman. opposed an invasion of Cuba al hc ihe r..-k oi we.i war unnl p.-.u-e- his slirlcci Reorder keeping mnchuii-ry nf ihe united been This was Perkins ihe policy approved by the Presi-1 I'.iusc of ihe v. rilers "dose ntyi'Oy Attorney John B Wisi with ihe President. I i-. Jr. that much confidence in me.'1 Cotton and peanut acreage al- j lotments for Yuma County farm- j ers in has decreased from last year's figures the Yuma Coun- ty Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service retried to- J day. 1 Upland cotton allotments totaled 33.li93.7 acres in and 408 I acres were planted in exira long Nehru Visits Communist Threatened Northeast DELHI (UPI) Prime. "There is no news of any Chi- Minister Jawaharlal Nehru andinese withdrawal." Defense Minister Y.B. Chavan ar- rived at the northeastern army headquarters city of Tczpur today for a fii-st visit to the Communist Chinese-threatened Assam he told the press this evening. Before he left .New Delhi, the 's Good For Best ef Yuma Lettuce Demand for Yuma's best Icituce slock is good while others are fail- ami the market is firm. Ihe Agri- i cultural Marketing News Service reported today. Total rail shipments yesterday were 54 and BO truck shipments left Yuma. Tolal rail shipments w date are 331 rail and 454 truck .shipments. This compares with 204 rail and 200 truck shipments a year ago today. Prices averaged SI to 51.25 with most lettuce going for Sl.25 and there were occasional sales of Sl.50 and 90 cents for. cartons of 24 heads. F.eci are for upland cntton and Oct. 20. acres for rMra Ion; staple. Nehru nn.i his party are expccl- Peanut acreage toialrri Strj.j m helicopter 0[ Communist Chinese reported thcj were pulling back troops from an-1 other silc on the e-asiem fnmi. Indian officials could give no' immediate confirmation of this re- as compared I for ISI.fi I East Frontier REAL Yuma High School male "faculty members frolic in the middle of the gym during a season-opening pep rally this morning. From left are Harry Need- ham Bob McClendon and Buster Turley. As part of the "Traditions Week" celebration teachers took over leadership of the rally. Many male faculty members tried out their cheerleadmg skills, and selected faculty members tried their version of the "twist The basketball season begins tonight when YHS vies with Brawley. .IV game begins at an dthe varsity game follows immediately. (Sun Staff Photo) Brush Fire Put Out i At Marsh Field A brush fire at Marsh Air Field brought out the Yuma City Fire Department at 1 a.m. today. How- ever, the fii-e was under control e North; ilcamvhilc. Hie U.S. Kmbassy in Agency (NKFAi reported thai an Amer- ican airlift carried almost 5.000 Nphi-ii. Chavan and Nehru's daughter. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, left New Delhi unannounced early in the day. their movements shroud- ed by the secrecy of the govern- ment's strict emergency regula- tions. and was on an area being burned Nehru was expected to remain off. Chief Bcnnie Rarhol. in charge of ihe .-run. said. No assistance in the frontier area for a .10-hour visit during which lie will (our the from the department was needed, i front lines and meet local people. troops and more than a million tons of equipment for the Indian army in the first 11 days of its operation here. The embassy figures covered the period of operations between N'ov. 2 and Dec. 2 by a squadron of 12 Air Force C130 Hercules transports sent here on loan to help the Indians in their fight against the Chinese- i


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Hibbity Dibbity brings 'Tinctures, Potions & Elixirs' to The Chapel tonight!
The Silhouette Era release new single, "Devotion" (playing El Rio tonight)
Live 105's BFD 2015 lineup abounds with local independent acts
SONG-FREUD: French Cassettes' "Teeth for Talking"
Live This Month: March 2015 — an audio guide to upcoming SF concerts
Brewers of The Bay Brewed: Anchor Brewing Company
Ticket Giveaway Wednesday: Swervedriver, Happy Fangs and more
Ticket Giveaway: Claire On A Dare, Wild Decade, The Quart Of Blood Technique at Brick & Mortar tonight
Interview: Geographer, philosophy, and Ghost Modern (plus a ticket giveaway!)
Ticket Giveaway Wednesday: Kiwi Time at Slim's
Giveaway: Desaparecidos with Touché Amoré at The Regency
Ticket Giveaway Wednesday: Goodnight, Texas, Colleen Green and more
Noise Pop 2015: Photos from Grouper with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Briana Marela, Aria Rostami, Daniel Blomquist at Swedish American Hall
Last Friday, Grouper was joined at Swedish American Hall by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Briana Marela, and Aria Rostami and Daniel Blomquist. Enjoy these photos taken by our own Daniel Kielman.
Noise Pop 2015: Holly Herndon monitors The Lab
For all involved, Holly Herndon's prodigious set at The Lab on Sunday night for Noise Pop was an exercise in the limitations of sound, vision, social agitation, supervision, and dissociation. Crowded into the center of an unobtrusive and stale […]
Noise Pop 2015: Dan Deacon brings energy and crowd participation to The Chapel
Photos by Jon Ching
Dan Deacon – Baltimore's hero of the experimental underground – delivered a classic, highly interactive performance on Saturday night at the Chapel. Using a full light rig to its maximum synchronized potential, Deacon gave the Noise […]


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Toys 'R' Us set to open at Outlet Shoppes Friday
El Paso, Tx — The Outlet Shoppes at El Paso's newest store, Toys "R" Us has been added to their roster of 90 name-brand stores.
Outlet Shoppes officials say that Toys"R"Us will open its doors to the public, Friday, September 27th at 10 a.m.
In a statement to KTSM mall officials added, "For more than 60 years, Toys "R" Us has been a favorite destination for kids and grownups alike with its impressive assortment of toys, games, learning aids, electronics, and children's apparel. With nearly 600 stores throughout the United States, Toys "R" Us offers a broad selection of unique toys, including those that can only be found at Toys"R"Us, old favorites, and great values under one roof."
The open-air mall is located just off I-10 at the Trans Mountain Exit 6 and stores are open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Sundays from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
For more information on the Outlet Shoppes and their retailers, click HERE