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November 3, 1914 ballot in California as an initiated state statute, where it was approved.
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Diana Theater: Discotheque in the former cinema
Theater Diana is the place for a night out in the citycentre. At saturdaynight it is a discotheque with opening hours from 10.30 pm till 5.00 am. The entrance is free. The music varies from dance music, R&B, mellow to top 40. There are also a lot of live-acts.
At other days of the week there can be performances, festivals, dance classic parties and other activities. For the agenda look at the web-site. Also you can hire the theater for your own parties up to 100 or 500 people.
In the period I lived in Assen, Diana and Apollo were the two cinemas in town.
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For performances, cabaret, dance, music and movies ''Theater De Kolk'' in Assen is the place to be. There are three halls and a theatre-cafe.
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Before Theater De Kolk there was allready a Concerthuis at the same place, built in 1851.
I can remember the Concerthuis very well. Here I was on stage for the first time in performances at schoolparties. And here I saw the musical '' Hair'' and many other performances.
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Gianfranco Gorgoni's black and white photographs document the construction of Robert Smithson's monumental earthwork, Spiral Jetty made over a period of six days in April 1970. Gorgoni returned to Roel Bay of Salt Lake in 2005 and recorded the changes that occurred over 40 years, this time, in color. The documentation of the earthwork is exceedingly important as the work has been altered and transformed by natural elements working against the composition over time.
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Nine people from Chennai follow Gandhi's trail across Tamil Nadu and document their findings in a website
Gandhi visited Tamil Nadu (then part of Madras Presidency) 20 times from 1896 to 1946. Which are the places he visited? Who are the people he met? What are the events that surrounded his visits? Seven men and two women from Chennai decided to find out. Armed with a map, five of them travelled across Tamil Nadu for 17 days, retracing Gandhi's footsteps. They have documented their findings in the website Gandhi Study Centre.
It started as a dream. The team, consisting of A. Annamalai, K. Mohan, T. Vipranarayanan, B. Siva Kumar, M. Nithyanandham, Su. Sivalingam, Devadutta, M. Prema and S. Saravanan, started their journey in June 2011 from Madurai, the place where Gandhi chose to dress like the poorest Indian. They prepared for two months for the trip, reading up and taking notes.
For 17 days, Gandhi occupied their minds. They travelled to the cities, towns and villages he went to and gained fascinating insights into his personality. "We found that everywhere he went, Gandhi engaged in discussions with people with whom he had differing opinions on an issue," says Annamalai, director, Gandhi Study Centre. Annamalai adds that Gandhi addressed every social issue that came up during his time.
Almost every city in Tami Nadu has statues of the Mahatma. Prod a little and you will find that they have a history, says Annamalai. For instance, the Gandhi statue that stands forgotten at a street corner in Teynampet, signifies a talk he delivered there in 1933. Every place Gandhi visited, be it a chathiram or a house, bears a sign to signify its importance. It could be a plaque, a statue, a pulpit, a tree…
Gandhi met the common man, for some of whom seeing him in flesh and bone was enough to stir them to join the Freedom Movement. His visits sometimes altered the lives of the people he met. In 1934, the people of Dalit village Vanneer Valasu, led by social activist Appavu, worked day and night to build a 6km-long road to facilitate Gandhi's visit there.
The stories they heard, the people they met…the team found that in a street in Thevaram, a village in Theni, there were over 20 people who had gone to prison for taking part in the freedom struggle. A lot of men who participated in the Freedom Movement chose to be bachelors — this made it difficult for the team to identify their families. They even found temple gopurams with Gandhi sculpted on them!
"We spoke to over 100 people who have seen Gandhi," says Annamalai. Satyamoorthy, an octogenarian and the son of a photographer in Ooty, recalled his past animatedly. But when he set out to talk about the day he saw Gandhi as a little boy, words failed him.
The men found respect wherever they went. "We were walking the streets of Kumbakonam early one morning, looking for a library. We asked for directions from a man. He invited us home and served us breakfast when he heard of our work. Imagine, we were just strangers looking for an address!" says Annamalai.
A passer-by who shook hands with them after removing his slippers out of respect, village elders who still hold important meetings under a tree Gandhi spoke, the man who climbed up and rummaged his loft to show them a dusty photo of his grandfather who had hosted a meeting for Gandhi…Annamalai says that the ordinary folk of Tamil Nadu connected with Gandhi emotionally, if not intellectually.
It was this affection that sometimes went overboard. Gandhi felt that whenever he came here for a meeting, people made extraordinary noise. For, his visits were celebrated like thiruvizhas. In 1946, Gandhi came to the Tamukkam Grounds in Madurai for a meeting. Lakhs of men and women had gathered to listen to him. The noise they made was deafening. They wouldn't stop, despite his requests. The meeting ended without him speaking a word. That was Gandhi's last visit to the region.
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Can Oscar de La Hoya beat Duran at at 147. In there primes?
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Because if your pickin one fighter or the other I want to hear your reason, Im really surprised at how many people are pickin DLH Philly!, And im curious as to why, I personally have Duran destroying Oscar inside of 6 rounds, but thats just me
Still think that for some crazy reason you are arguing both sides is to prolong the life of "YOUR THREAD"?
Either way, I have no problem w/ a Duran pick and think going in he would clearly be the favorite...But to destroy him in 6 is one of the unlikely results which we could excpect?
1st DLH has not during his prime years (or his peak years @ WW) been destroyed. He has certainly shown conditioning, fatigue concerns where he slows down as a fight progresses...But he has shown to be pretty durable.
2nd Duran, not during his ww days from 78-81, did not destroy mediocre guys in 6 rounds or less...
He beat
Wheatly (7-2-0) in 6
Nsubuga (15-1-0) in 4
Obando (0-3-0) in 2
Unless there is a certain style weakness for DLH, a stoppage within 6 is not the most likely scenerio. Duran went 9(4)-1 during this time frame where most of his opponents and all of his top ones went the distance with him....Perhaps if this goes 15 Duran could stop him...inside of 12, the most likely scenerio is this goes to the cards.
looking through the thread very few comparitively are picking DLH. Duran is the favorite, but DLH gets my underdog pick!
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3-legged Chihuahua defeats odds
One little Chihuahua has a special way of teaching Wichita Falls children about being brave.
Her name is Florence, and she is a rescue dog who recently passed her therapy dog registration tests — despite having just three legs.
Florence will join Michelle Nester in her PuppyLove Reading program in the schools this fall, where she will snuggle into children's laps while they read to her.
She is practicing her listening skills this summer by visiting children in a Wichita Falls Public Library reading program.
Her brown and white face popped eagerly out of her stroller — Nester's dog carrier — when the children came Thursday with their books and picked her as their reading partner.
But Nester wasn't always so sure that Florence could be a therapy dog.
Florence was rescued last year by Sue Hempfling, who found her on the streets with a broken leg that had to be amputated.
Hempfling nursed her back to health, then began looking for her perfect home.
Eventually, she took her to Nester, who already owned and loved more dogs than she likes to admit.
"She needs to be a therapy dog," Hempfling said, adding, "She just has three legs."
Nester, who was cradling the dog, hadn't even noticed.
Usually when Nester wants to adopt another dog, her husband, Don, tempers her enthusiasm by saying, "Michelle, when your wisdom kicks in, I know you'll make the right decision."
This time, Don took the little dog and sat quietly with her. "I think we should keep her," he said.
Nester named her after storied nurse Florence Nightingale, believing that the little dog, like her namesake, had a mission to fulfill. Perhaps Florence could teach children about perseverance and acceptance.
But there were many lessons for Florence to learn and tests to pass first.
Florence was healthy — no problem there.
But Nester was concerned that Florence wouldn't look her in the eye like her other dogs did.
"My other dogs are constantly searching my face for guidance," Nester said. "When Florence came, she was just kind of 'out there.' She wasn't tuned into anything."
Nester thought it might be because no one had really loved her or talked to her.
In November, Nester began grooming Florence to be a therapy dog. She took her to classes at the Obedience Training Club of Wichita Falls. She taught her to sit and stay and soon began exposing her to children.
That did it.
As soon as Florence began to interact with children, it flipped a switch in the little dog.
She became alert and began listening closely to commands.
Nester, who regularly took her other therapy dogs for reading visits to Lisa Gonzales' classroom at Alamo Elementary, told the children about Florence, the three-legged dog. She explained that Florence couldn't come to school until she passed all her tests.
The children understood about the importance of passing tests.
After a few months, Florence tested to become a registered therapy dog. She demonstrated that she could sit and stay in a room when left alone, be calm in chaotic situations, and enjoy being touched and handled.
Her reward was a visit to the Alamo classroom in May to meet 16 new friends. Nester explained that even though Florence has only three legs, she is happy and brave and didn't let it stop her from her goal of becoming a reading dog.
Florence went from child to child, nestling into each lap. The children were so eager to hold Florence that Nester reminded them, "Don't forget your old friends!"
After the school visit, Nester put Florence in the car to go home. But Florence wasn't ready to sit still in Nester's lap right away. She turned around and looked up at Nester, staring into her eyes.
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He found that obese individuals had more water in the amygdala - a part of the brain involved in eating behaviour. He also saw smaller orbitofrontal cortices in obese individuals, important for impulse control and also involved in feeding behaviour (Brain Research, in press). "It could mean that there are less neurons, or that those neurons are shrunken," says Convit.
Eric Stice at Oregon Research Institute, Eugene, thinks that the findings strengthen the "slippery slope" theory of obesity. "If you overeat, it appears to result in neural changes that increase the risk for future overeating," he says. Obesity is associated with a constant, low-level inflammation, which Convit thinks explains the change in brain size.
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PUNE: Now the dog squad of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) will alert the forces if any abandoned vehicles with explosive gets parked in the parking lot of Pune airport. On the backdrop of recent blast near Dagdusheth Ganpati temple, the CISF officials at the Pune Airport are giving special training to the dog squad to trace suspicious vehicles parked in the parking lot of of Pune airport.
Pune airport situated at Lohegaon is situated on the land of Indian Air Force (IAF) and it is considered to be hyper sensitive airport. After the blast in the parking lot of Faraskhana police station near Dagdusheth Ganpati temple, security at the Pune Airport has been beefed up. The CISF staff is keeping close watch on the vehicle movement at the Pune airport and they have trained their dog squad also to identify such suspicious vehicle lying in any of the parking lots of the airport.
A senior official of CISF on the condition of anonymity told dna,
" Earlier we did not have a dog squad which would help us in tracing suspicious vehicles. However, recently we have got the trained dogs who help CISF staff in making sure that no abandoned vehicles are parked in an area where they are not allowed."
The airport has a parking lot inside the main premises which is located just outside the airport main building. Apart from that there are two more parking lots on the other side of the road. The CISF has formed a special squad which keeps taking rounds of the whole airport premises and it alerts the higher officials if any abandoned vehicle or a baggage is found in Airport premises.
The CISF officials told dna, " If anyone leaves the vehicle in abandoned state, the squads alerts the dog squad and airport officials. An announcement regarding the vehicle is made so that if the owner of the vehicle is nearby, he can and remove the vehicle. If the vehicle is not removed immediately, the dog squad checks the vehicles followed by the BDDS as we can not waste time in searching for the owner."
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Chaboga Mogo
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|Chaboga Mogo
|Tribe Profile
| Portmanteau of Chapera,
Mogo Mogo and Saboga
|Tribe Type
|Merged tribe
|Day Formed
|Day 26
|Tribes Merged
| Chapera
Mogo Mogo
|Lowest Placing Member
|Lex van den Berghe (9/18)
|Highest Placing Member
|Amber Brkich (Winner)
Chaboga Mogo is the merged tribe of Chapera and Mogo Mogo from Survivor: All-Stars.
Chaboga Mogo (a combination of the names of the three original tribes—Chapera, Saboga, and Mogo Mogo) was the name of the merged tribe comprised of the five members of Mogo Mogo, and the four members of Chapera. The tribe was characterized by the divide between the post-dissolve Chapera, and the post-dissolve Mogo Mogo. Chaboga Mogo's tribe color was blue. This tribe was dominated and fully controlled by the Chapera Alliance.
- ►►►» Alicia Calaway
- ►►►» Amber Brkich
- ►►►» Jenna Lewis
- ►►►» Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien
- ►►►» Lex van den Berghe
- ►►►» Rob Mariano
- ►►►» Rupert Boneham
- ►►►» Shii Ann Huang
- ►►►» Tom Buchanan
Tribe HistoryEdit
On Day 26, Chapera and Mogo Mogo arrived at Saboga Beach. They were given blue Buffs and told that the tribes had merged into one, and that they'd be making their home on the new beach.
Sparks flew immediately as "Boston" Rob Mariano continued to string along Lex van den Berghe and Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien by making them believe that the deal he'd made with them after the episode 810 immunity challenge was still valid. However, he was eventually forced to renege on the deal, leaving Kathy and Lex feeling betrayed and heartbroken.
Both Rob and Kathy won immunity after a surprise twist allowed one member of each gender to win an immunity necklace. Kathy contemplated relinquishing her immunity to Lex at Tribal Council, but eventually reconsidered and kept it for herself. Lex was voted out of the game by the Chapera majority and his former ally Shii Ann Huang in a 7-2 vote.
Day 28 saw a challenge that combined a "letters from home" reward with immunity. The team of Alicia Calaway, Amber Brkich, Rob and Shii Ann won letters from their loved ones. Rob went on to win the individual portion of the challenge, granting him immunity and the chance to view a videotape from his brother, Mike. Rob forfeited his chance to see the tape in order to grant letters to everyone, a move that was viewed with equal parts admiration and suspicion by his fellow castaways.
With their backs against the wall, Kathy and Shii Ann attempted to swing Alicia and Tom Buchanan to their cause. It was to no avail, and Kathy was voted out 6-2 at Tribal Council, leaving Shii Ann as the only original Mogo Mogo left in the game.
Rupert Boneham won the next Reward Challenge, a survey that revealed the tribe's opinions of one another and left Alicia with hurt feelings. This gave Rupert the opportunity to select which tribe members would receive which rewards. By doing this, Rupert inadvertently revealed the pecking order, giving himself, Rob, Jenna Lewis and Amber the most extravagant meals and leaving Tom and Shii Ann with cold potatoes and rice, respectively.
Chapera's total domination was foiled when Shii Ann unexpectedly won an endurance immunity challenge, leaving the tribe to cannibalize one of their own. At this point, several possibilities were discussed, including voting our Rupert—who had alienated those outside his alliance with his reward challenge win—and Rob, who had been dominating the game mentally and physically. They ultimately chose outsider Alicia, who was dismissed unanimously on Day 30.
The castaways' loved ones appeared to compete in a gross food challenge. Tom's son Bucky Bo won the challenge, and the pair chose Boston Rob and his brother Mike to join them at the old Chapera came for a night of drinking and carousing. During this time, Shii Ann attempted to turn the tide in her favor, but it was no use. Tom won the next immunity, and Shii Ann was eliminated 5-1 on Day 33.
With no former Mogo Mogo members left to delay the process, the final five was comprised entirely of the former Chapera. At this point, Rupert and Jenna contemplated turning on the Rob-Amber power alliance that had thus far dictated the course of the game. These feelings of discontent were intensified when Rob won a vehicle in a Reward Challenge and select Amber to join him on the reward trip—at which point she, too, won a car. In order to prevent the impending betrayal, Rob instigated a fight between Rupert and Tom, so the two men wouldn't think to align. The move proved successful: after Amber threw a word search challenge in order to give Rob immunity, Rupert and Jenna stayed true to their alliance with Rob and Amber. A betrayed Big Tom was eliminated 4-1.
The final four, in spite of being largely amicable toward one another, was clearly divided between the two dyad alliances: Rob and Amber were as solid as ever, and Jenna and Rupert had maintained their alliance in spite of some friction over the past several days. When Amber won the Immunity Challenge, the former alliance got the upper hand over the latter, and Rob and Amber attempted to pressure Jenna into betraying her ally rather than having a rock-pulling tiebreaker. This move proved successful, and Jenna joined the couple in voting out Rupert on Day 37.
The next day, the final three completed their torch walk and settled in for the final Immunity Challenge Jenna was quickly eliminated when she moved her foot, and despite a brief moment of mistrust between Rob and Amber, Rob eventually won his third and final immunity challenge. He voted Jenna out of the game on Day 38.
Rob and Amber spent their last day on the island enjoying one another's company before heading to the Final Tribal Council. The jury proved to be a particularly harsh batch, with Lex, Kathy, Alicia and Tom all nursing hurt feelings over Rob's betrayal of them.
Months later, Rob would go on to propose to Amber, which the latter accepted. Ultimately, Amber won Survivor: All-Stars in a 4-3 vote.
- Chaboga Mogo is the second of six merged tribes to make their names from a combination of original tribe names, following Chuay Jai.
- The name "Chaboga Mogo" was chosen by Alicia and Amber after several attempts to combine the names of the original three tribes. Their first proposed name was "Bogamopera."
- According to the commentary on the Survivor: All-Stars DVD, the name was supposed to be one unbroken word: "Chabogamogo."
- Rob M. was tasked with the design and production of the tribe flag. The results were less than successful: Alicia stated after the game that she "just had to walk away" from the finished product. The making of the flag can be seen on the DVD's bonus footage.
- Upon merging, the tribes were given a table full of fishing gear. Many castaways were upset that it was not the traditional merge feast.
- With eleven letters and five syllables, Chaboga Mogo is the longest tribe name to date.
- Chaboga Mogo is the first merged tribe to consist of more women then men.
- This is the only merged tribe that Shii Ann Huang has been a part of.
- This is the only merged tribe on a three-tribe season to not be colored black.


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OUR PLACE youth center in downtown Vandalia will be showing the movie "Left Behind" this Friday evening. The hours for the event are 6:30-9 p.m., with the movie starting at 7 p.m.
The "Left Behind" movie is based on the book by the same title. It is rated PG-13, and parents are cautioned that some material may not be appropriate for children under 13.
Free popcorn and drinks are available. Donations are accepted.
Our Place is located at 507 W. Gallatin St.
The annual Lenten Luncheon series kicked off this week, with the opening event being held Wednesday at First Christian Church. John Glennon, pastor of Parkview Free Methodist Church, was the speaker.
Following is the list of locations and speakers for the upcoming weeks:
March 23 – First Church of God; Dan Ricketts, youth minister at First Assembly of God.
March 30 – St. James Lutheran; Al Schumacher.
April 6 – Mother of Dolors; Don Arndt of First Baptist Church.
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There was a "hint of green" on Monday. Those attending Evergreen Outreach enjoyed participating in the St. Patrick's Day program. Donna Smith was at the piano, accompanied by Jerry Brugoto on his guitar, as they entertained with Irish songs.
The Rev. Jim Fackler, assisted by Genelle Hachat, led the group in the "Welcome" and "EO" songs, as volunteers served refreshments of cookies, iced tea, water and coffee.
We are now at the beginning of Lent. The first Sunday of Lent was on March 13.
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NEW DELHI: For resident doctors and research and medical students staying in the hostels of the All-India Institute of Medical Science here, "sterilised, clean drinking water" will no longer be a luxury.
Having fought to keep viral hepatitis, gastroenteritis and other water-related diseases at bay each summer year after year, the AIIMS hostels are finally being equipped with reverse osmosis water units.
"Before the onset of the monsoon we will be able to benefit from the water treatment plants that will be installed in the hostels. The good news has come after over a year of work with the hospital authorities, convincing them about the need for better quality drinking water. Finally we have been told that reverse osmosis water units will be set up," said the AIIMS Resident Doctors' Association president, Dr. Kumar Harsh. "Though conventional filters have been in use they haven't been able to keep a check on water-related diseases that come up every year. Those staying in hostels are dependent on the water supply ," said Dr. Harsh.