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Updated: 05/10/2007 - At least 11 people were killed by the twister that ripped through Greensburg, Kansas. It's a death count the President described as "too many". And those who did escape with their lives have little else. One Kansas family has nowhere to live and came to stay with relatives in Colorado Springs while they decide what to do next.
Updated: 05/10/2007 - If you've ever wanted to own a piece of Colorado paradise, here's your chance. The 280 acre property in Woodland Park owned by antivirus software millionaire John McAfee goes up for auction on Thursday.
Updated: 05/10/2007 - A top Army official says the rest of the service can learn something from Fort Carson. Specifically, when it comes to caring for troops.


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Matthew Brabham: It's been a quite reasonable transition—the biggest thing is just the change in power, and getting used to it. It's definitely tough when you first get into it, and the power makes it more fun, but I guess it makes it more challenging as well. I'm sure it's different for everybody as they transition between different cars, but for me it's just power. I've been able to get over that hurdle, and obviously it's been going great so far. I couldn't ask for more—it's been a fantastic start to the season.
You mentioned power as one of the variables a driver deals with when moving up the Mazda Road to Indy ladder. From a driver's point of view, what are some of the other adjustments to make to a Pro Mazda car?
MB: I'd say the grip levels aren't too different, but the initial torque it has off the corners is tough to get used to. With the USF2000 car, there's such lower speed and power you can sort of hit the throttle flat-out halfway through the corner and just wait for the engine to slowly pull off, whereas if I did that in the rotary engine Mazda, it would just light up the rear tires and you'd go spinning off the track. So we have to be way more patient with the throttle and power than in the USF2000 cars. That's probably the biggest challenge. Personally, I thought the grip wasn't too bad to get used too, and the shifting was easy, but just learning with the engine power was probably the toughest bit, and learning to be patient.
With you joining Andretti Autosport for this season, can you tell us a bit of what the culture is like over there? It's a name and team that's famous and has seemingly had success all over the Mazda Road to Indy ladder. What's your experience been like?
MB: It's been fantastic; the guys have been really nice, I get along with them, and I could say it's been perfect so far. It's something I haven't been used to, because I've always with smaller teams than Andretti. Seeing their shop for the first time, and knowing they have teams across all the series, was a big eye-opener for me, especially since I come from Australia, where the teams and shops are generally much smaller.
It's sort of helpful, because there's so many people involved in their business you can use as a resource. All the IndyCar guys come down and help and talk, which is great, because you're part of this group that's in all these series with all this experience. They're very professional, top to bottom.
You mentioned racing in Australia. What's the racing scene like over there? The average race fan here might know about V8 Supercars and Will Power, but fill us in on what it's like to be a racer in Australia.
MB: Well, I think the racing is just not as big over in Australia as it is in America. In America, the only main series we have is the V8 Supercars. Because that's really the only major series there, it does really, really well, but it just doesn't have the diversity of racing here in America. So if you stay there, the only goal you can truly have is V8 Supercars. There are various steps you take to get there, but it's just downscaled overall from the USA. There aren't as many folks at the races, even though it's a good atmosphere. We see a lot of racers try to make it overseas, and if they don't, come back and run V8 Supercars.
Having said that, a lot of the V8 guys doing really, really well are folks I raced in Formula Ford, such as Mitch Evans and a few others, have really excelled. It's cool to see that one little area of Australia, the Formula Ford guys, moving up and excelling. But really, that's the reason I moved over here, is that the racing just wasn't as popular as it is here.
Let's go back to diversity in racing for a minute. Are you looking forward to the oval portion of the Pro Mazda Schedule, including this month's Night Before The 500?
MB: Definitely. I had such a bad perception of ovals, coming from road racing in Australia. I thought they were just going around in circles, and so last year, I wasn't looking forward to it, and didn't get what it would be like. I did the one oval race in USF2000 last year, and I have to say that was probably the most fun race I had all year. It's weird—it's such a new and different type of racing, so different from circuits, and it was so challenging and new that I found it really exciting. I'd have to say that at the moment, ovals are one of my new favorite types of track. We get to do the Night Before Indy, and Milwaukee, so I'm sure it'll be great.
I also saw the Indy 500 live for the first time last year, and it absolutely blew me away. So I'm really excited to watch that again this year!
If we're talking about the Indy 500, we probably need to bring up some famous relatives you have that have been a big part of that race. When your family gets together, how much of that discussion is about open wheel racing and where your career might be headed?
MB: Absolutely. I kind of grew up with Christmas dinners where my grandfather [Jack] and my dad [Geoff] would tell stories—and even my mom raced, so listening to them talk and their tales about their racing careers and how much fun they had was a big factor in me wanting to do it. I wanted to have some of those experiences and stories and memories of my own. Oh, and my granddad, he's got all these stories about before pit lane speed limits, flying past at 200 miles per hour, and it sounded like they had so much excitement and fun. I'd love to follow in their footsteps!
Do you think Grandpa might let you bust out that 1961 Cooper Climax and take her for a spin?
MB: You know, they actually had his old car under the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, and I got to sit in it last year. I was pretty much sitting right inside a fuel tank, so…I'm not sure about that—it was pretty sketchy.
It was definitely a different time. Matt, it's been a lot of fun to watch your race this year. Best of luck of this May and through the rest of the Pro Mazda season!
MB: Thanks very much!
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In other good news, said Poole, Martin's Food and Drug will be reinstituting the Ukrop's Share a Holiday Meal program and providing gift cards to the Christmas Mother program at discounted rates.
Anne Southworth, the 1997 Christmas Mother, also noted that a recent book-signing held by her daughter brought in more than $2,000 for the program.
Maribeth Southworth, a 1978 graduate of Hermitage High School, held a reading and signing Oct. 16 at Crossridge for her book, "She Finally Sat Down – 50 Years of Memories, Musings and Melodrama." Proceeds from book sales at the event were donated to the Henrico Christmas Mother.
The extra donations could not have been more timely, Poole said, considering the growth in number of families served each season, and the indications that more than 6,000 individuals will require assistance this year.
Carolyn Bush, who serves as liaison between the Christmas Mother and Henrico County Public Schools, reported that letters from the superintendent have already gone out to school principals, who are challenging students to contribute canned goods and toys by offering unique incentives – such as promises to kiss a pig when goals are met.
"The great thing about the Christmas Mother program is that every child has the opportunity to bring in something – a can of food," said Bush. And Christmas Mothers were quick to back Bush up with stories of students from low-income households offering canned goods and hard-earned dimes "for someone who needs it."
Dorothy M. Tatem, the 2010 Christmas Mother, comes from a family of nine children herself and can relate to the life situations of many recipients.
In 1973, Tatem was the first African American female to enlist in the Virginia Air National Guard. After serving as an inventory management specialist, the long-time Fairfield resident retired from the Guard in 2004 as a senior master sergeant.
As the 69th Henrico Christmas Mother, she will visit schools and civic organizations, appear in local parades, meet with volunteers and donors, and lead the efforts of the 15 volunteer co-chairs who solicit donations and recruit volunteers to staff the Henrico Christmas Mother Warehouse in December.
In addition to thanking Bush and the school system employees, Poole also paid tribute to co-chairs Lisa Orlosky and Juliana Haalboom for their efforts representing Henrico County government employees. County Manager Virgil Hazelett, who has worked with the program for more than 35 years, came in for his share of appreciation as well.
Attending the annual gathering and seeing the energy and commitment of the volunteers, responded Hazelett, never fails to inspire him.
"It doesn't matter what my day [at work] is like," Hazelett told the women. "All I have to do is come here, and life slows down.
"And life is good."
The Henrico Christmas Mother will take requests from Henrico families with children, the elderly, and disabled adults at 361 Dabbs House Road on Nov. 1, 8 and 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Nov. 15 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Applicants must bring the following: proof of county residence; social security cards for all household members; income verification, such as pay stubs, Medicaid cards, or food stamp card; and disability certification for any disabled adults.
To avoid duplication of effort, applicants must agree not to request help from similar agencies assisting families for Christmas.
For information about donating, volunteering, or applying to the Christmas Mother program, call 236-9741 or visit henricochristmasmother.org. To sponsor a family for Christmas, call 501-5538. To make a donation by check, mail to Henrico Christmas Mother, P.O. Box 27, Sandston, VA 23150.
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Holman Middle School student Victoria Nguyen recently was named Miss Virginia American Coed Junior Teen after competing in the Miss Virginia American Coed pageant in Williamsburg. She was the youngest competitor in her division. Nguyen now will advance to represent Virginia at the 2015 Miss American Junior Teen Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida in November. > Read more.
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Companion Extraordinaire Home Care and Skilled Services will be honoring veterans and current military members May 14 at 11 a.m. The event will take place at 5311 Lakeside Avenue.
Companion Extraordinaire dedicated a hall in its new Lakeside office as a "Wall of Honor" and will be presenting 13 military service men and women with certificates as well as placing their service photos on the wall.
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Malloy is a finalist for The Goddard School Anthony A. Martino Scholarship, which is open annually to any high school junior or senior who graduated from a Goddard School pre-kindergarten or kindergarten program. Applicants are evaluated based upon the work ethic and perseverance they have demonstrated – two key characteristics of Martino, the founder of the Goddard School franchise system. > Read more.
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"Did you know monkeys could swim?" asks Tina Fey in Monkey Kingdom. While she's asking, a toque macaque (a two foot-long monkey with red-white fur and great hair) breast-strokes under the surface of a pond, yanking out lily pad flowers by her teeth and dragging them ashore to munch later.
Turns out monkeys can swim. And slide down telephone poles. And do the thing from Flashdance where you bring down a cascade of water on your head and shake it off in slow-motion.
All will happen in Monkey Kingdom, the eighth film in nine years from Disneynature, Disney's wildlife documentary outlet. > Read more.
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Relax this holiday weekend with Fridays Uncorked at Southern Season – taste wines from the Roman Empire! Or at James River Cellars who is hosting "Experience Virginia" – sample Virginia wine, beer, cider and mead. And what goes better with wine than strawberries – an annual tradition in Varina, the Gallmeyer Farms' Strawberry Fields Festival is tomorrow. Other fun happenings this weekend include: "A Little Princess" at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen; weekly dance at American Legion Post 125; and National Theatre Live's "Man and Superman" at the University of Richmond. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic) B. Dayanand said the Traffic Department had identified an estimated 16,000 potholes in the city that were unfilled. "The list of potholes has been communicated to the BBMP to take action. If the potholes are not filled, the civic body will be held accountable for the negligence on its part," he added.
Traffic police said their personnel had recorded the potholes recently as part of an exercise to ensure smooth flow of traffic. "When potholes are identified by the Traffic Department, officials will alert the BBMP as well," said Mr. Dayanand.
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A River Ran Through It
New research shows that nature and humans are leaving an indelible mark on rivers and streams, which are affecting the intricate food webs they support
Rivers and streams supply the lifeblood of ecosystems across the globe, providing water for drinking and irrigation for humans as well as a wide array of life forms in rivers and streams from single-celled organisms all the way up to the fish humans eat. But humans and nature itself are making it tough on rivers to continue in their central role to support fish species, according to new research by a team of scientists including one from Arizona State University.
Globally, rivers and streams are being drained due to human use and climate change. These and other human impacts alter the natural variability of river flows. Some impacted rivers have dried and no longer run, while still others have actually seen increases in the variability of flows due to storm floods. The end result is that these two forces are conspiring to shorten food chains, particularly by eliminating top predators like many large-bodied fish.
"Floods and droughts shorten the food chain but they accomplish this in different ways," said John Sabo, an Arizona State University associate professor in the School of Life Sciences. Sabo is the lead author of the paper, "The Role of Discharge Variation in Scaling of Drainage Area and Food Chain Length in Rivers," which appeared Oct. 15, 2010, in Science Express, the online, early publication venue for the journal Science.
"High flows take out the middle men in the food web making fish (the top predator) feed lower in the food chain; droughts completely knock out the top predator. The end result in either case is a simpler food web, but the effects we see for low flows are more catastrophic for fish, and much more long lasting," said Sabo, who studies ecology, evolution and environmental sciences.
Sabo and his co-authors "" Jacques Finlay, University of Minnesota, St. Paul; Theodore Kennedy, U.S. Geological Survey, Southwest Biological Science Center, Flagstaff, Ariz.; and David Post, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. "" suggest that the fate of large bodied fishes should be more carefully factored into the management of water use, especially as growing human populations and climate change increasingly affect water availability.
The researchers studied the food webs that live in and depend on rivers for their survival. They studied 36 rivers and streams in the U.S. ranging in size from the Mississippi and Colorado Rivers, down to and their small tributaries. The rivers included in the study provide water for drinking to large cities like New York City, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
At the top of these food webs were large bodied fish, which appear the most vulnerable to variations in river flows. The researchers found that even though the mechanics were different, the end result of floods and droughts on the food webs were similar and the effects appear to be long lasting.
The study employed naturally occurring stable isotopes of the element nitrogen to measure how high top-predators were in the food chain. Nitrogen provides an indicator for how high a consumer is in the food chain because it bioaccumulates increasing by 3.4 parts per million with each link in the chain.
"Floods simplify the food web by taking out some of the intermediate players in it so that the big fish begin to eat lower on the food chain than they would if the food web were not exposed to high flows," Sabo said. "That makes them lower on the food chain themselves. Predators that eat lower on the food chain are having a dinner that has essentially missed a meal in itself. Imagine a lion eating grass, instead of eating gazelles that eat grass."
"With droughts, it's completely different, they just eliminate the top predator altogether because many fish just can't tolerate the low oxygen and high temperatures that follow when a stream starts drying out," said Sabo, who specializes in river and riparian ecosystems. "Even if it doesn't go completely dry, the conditions get so bad that the fish just can't handle it, and it takes them much longer to come back."
Sabo added that climate change is going to have a hand in frequency and intensity of the floods and droughts of coming years.
"Climate is giving us a new set of operating terms to work with," Sabo said. "We will experience overall drying and great weather variability, both of which will further shorten river food chains.
"There will be drying in some regions, particularly along the equators and increased flow in some rivers, primarily at higher latitudes," Sabo explained. "We will see more variability because there will be change in the seasonality of storms, ocean currents are changing and the way the ocean blows storms to us is going to be different. Drying and more variable flows are coming."
"In some places, like the Southwest U.S., we will get a double punch," he added. "As the streams dry, they also will become more variable in that as rain falls it will race over the parched ground, causing flooding"
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The human effect on rivers and streams and the food chain they support are closely tied to land use change, such as water diversion and regulation of flows due to dams.
Sabo outlined a classic scenario that humans face during drought years. As drought takes hold, the need for water for irrigation and other agricultural purposes increases and leads to a draw down of natural river flow. The effects downstream can be devastating. Natural drying through drought is not a human effect, but withdrawal of river water during a drought is, and it can have long-term consequences.
"We would not have guessed that infrequent drought would have had a big effect on the stream, but our results shows that it does," Sabo said. "River and stream water draw-down has a lasting effect."
"We found that some streams affected by drying 5 to 10 years ago, are still missing large-bodied fishes compared to same sized streams that never dried. That is the major difference," Sabo explained. "Our data show that food webs can recover sooner after a flood, in roughly a year, but it takes far longer to recover in the case of drying or drought."
The study hints that competing users of the river water "" agricultural production and recreational uses like fishing "" need to work out amenable use of rivers and streams that not only look to the immediate future, but also project long term effects of their use.
"The question becomes can you have fish and tomatoes on the same table," Sabo said. "They compete for the same resource and society depends on both "" agriculture for grain, fruits, vegetables and river-caught fish for protein, particularly in the developing world."
"Humans may need to make some really hard decisions about how to allocate water so that we grow the right food but still leave enough in the rivers to sustain fish populations," he said. "Some river fish, like salmon in the U.S., are very important commercially."
Sabo added that scientists appear to be on the cusp of major advances in understanding how climate and human use of rivers affects biodiversity and global water security. This paper fits into this bigger picture because it suggests that some aspects of climate and human effects on biodiversity are mediated by the variability in freshwater supplies and thus, could have feedbacks on food security in regions of the world where freshwater fisheries are a significant source of protein for growing populations.
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Violin Tuning Fork - Metal, post 1925 Reg. No: SH 000913
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- Metal violin tuning fork, used by Angelo Candela, an Italian migrant. Angelo migrated to Australia, at the age of ten, in November 1920 with his father Vincenzo and stepmother Emanuela. Angelo was introduced to music in his hometown of Viggiano from a young age, in Australia he continued to take music lessons from Di Giglio, Briglia and Curcio, specialising in violin. In Melbourne, Angelo began playing in public as early as 1925, when he worked with one of the Lamacchia brothers. He also performed with other Italian musicians, such as Ginnacini and Giovanni Cera, for a number of years. With them Candela established the Argentino Tango Band which successfully performed on radio, as well in the Myer Dining Hall. At the outbreak of World War II, Angelo enlisted in the Australian Army and joined the 3rd Australian Division Concert Party, and travelled around Australia performing with the band. In 1951 Angelo returned to ABC Radio and worked for them for 25 years until retirement.
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Home staging expert signs exclusive agreement with Naples Estate Properties and Premier Estate Properties
When mega-stars like Halle Berry, Bob Dylan, Harrison Ford, Ben Stiller, Dennis Quaid, Amy Adams and other members of the Hollywood elite put their estate properties on the market, they all had the same goal. They wanted to sell quickly at the highest price the market could bear. To make that happen, they turned to luxury home staging expert Meridith Baer.
Baer and her team at Meridith Baer & Associates have been staging ultra-luxurious homes since 1998. Their approach works, as evidenced by the fact that Baer's business has doubled nearly every year since it was founded. Homes staged by the firm have been purchased by Brad Pitt, Reese Witherspoon, Sean Combs, Harrison Ford and others.
Now, as the result of an exclusive arrangement with Naples Estate Properties and Boca Raton-based Premier Estate Properties, Meridith Baer brought her staging style to Florida.
Baer has just completed her first staging, an Old World manor on Dunberry Lane in Quail West that encompasses 13,850 total square feet and offers five bedrooms, a study, four full and two half baths. The home is being offered through Naples Estate Properties, the Southwest Florida office of Premier Estate Properties.
Based on their exclusive arrangement with Baer's firm, Naples Estate Properties and Premier Estate Properties is the only brokerage positioned to offer Baer's home staging services in Florida.
Situated on 1.71 secluded acres, the lakeside, European-inspired estate manor home offers water and golf course vistas. Built by Newbury North Associates, this estate home entry features old Carolina brick, stone and rich hardwood and a landscaped courtyard with a classically themed fountain and four-bay garage.
Soaring to a triple-height ceiling adorned with a hand-painted fresco, the home's rotunda showcases one of the four baronial fireplaces. From this central space, scaled living areas flow to a lakeside verandah and the 44-foot-long formal pool on a garden patio. Serene views over the pool also open from the first-floor master suite.
Baer's first Naples staging offers myriad possibilities for her signature mix of antiques, custom-made furniture and eccentric touches (she puts a cast-stone pig in every kitchen).
At the Dunberry Lane residence's mahogany and leaded glass entry, guests are welcomed into a three-story rotunda foyer with a marble gas fireplace and massive chandelier below the classical hand-painted frescoed ceiling. Stone floors flow through the living areas.
A formal powder room is off the stair hall. Opening to the wraparound verandah and lake views, the double-height formal great room soars to a corbelled-beam ceiling with gilded embellishments.
Dominated by a baronial fireplace with an ornately carved 15-foot-high wood mantelpiece, this 34-foot-long living/dining space also serves as a library lined with extensive built-in bookcases and cabinets. A corner fireplace highlights the parlor where leaded-glass windows overlook Quail West's Lakes Course, one of two courses designed by Arthur Hills that weaves throughout the 1,180-acre property.
Set off by a vintage-style pressed tin ceiling, the chef's kitchen includes granite counters, a large island, Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, Scotsman ice maker, Thermador professional-style six-burner gas range, double ovens and a Miele dishwasher.
Adjacent to the kitchen is a butler's pantry, a climate-controlled brick wine cellar with a tasting area and a second powder room.
The kitchen flows into a lakeside family/dining room with an antique fireplace that has a door to the verandah. An adjoining glass-enclosed solarium/breakfast room also captures the lakefront views.
A vestibule with a wet bar located opposite the stair hall opens to the poolside verandah. An adjacent bay-windowed study features a customized closet and views of the fountain courtyard.
The first-floor master suite's mahogany entry opens to an elegant sanctuary with a bay-windowed sitting area that offers pool, garden and golf course views. A salon-like master bath features a vintage-style footed tub and walk-in shower, as well as a dressing area and walk-in wardrobe rooms.
On the second floor, an upper balcony overlooks the rotunda gallery. Four bedrooms are accompanied by three baths. Two of the bedrooms can be combined to serve as a second master suite with sitting room. Another wing contains a large room that is ideal for a theater or gym, plus a photography darkroom.
Baer's team is known for its uncanny ability to hand-select furnishings and objects that are exactly what visitors would own if they lived in the home. The selections are made from the firm's 135,000-square-foot warehouse and include furniture, art, books, silverware and everything needed to bring a lived in, cozy feeling to what are typically large spaces.
Baer's staff of 70 includes decorators, movers, carpenters and upholsterers. The firm bills a design and installation fee of varying amounts, plus a monthly rental fee if the house sits on the market. Once the home sells, Baer's items are removed to make way for whatever the new owner or his decorator chooses.
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Rangers make early lead stand up in Game 2
Oct 16, 2010, 8:00 PM EDT
On Friday, it was 5-0 after four innings. Today, it was 5-0 after three.
The Rangers, though, held on this time. Jumping all over Phil Hughes, they scored a total of seven runs in the first five innings and turned a five-run lead over to the bullpen in the sixth. Colby Lewis was strong early, although just like in his start against the Rays, he wore down quickly. He gave up a solo homer to Robinson Cano in the sixth to make it a 7-2 game and then allowed two more batters to reach with two outs.
At that point, it was obvious a move needed to be made. Manager Ron Washington, though, again seemed to be throwing darts as far as whom to bring in. Warming up in the pen were probable Game 4 starter Tommy Hunter and lefty specialist Clay Rapada. Due up for the Yankees was the left-handed-hitting Brett Gardner.
Washington had to know that if he called on Rapada, the Yankees were going to counter with right-handed slugger Marcus Thames. On the plus side, that would get Gardner's speed and defense out of the game. But Thames, who hit nine homers in 127 at-bats after the All-Star break and one more in the ALDS, was a definite threat to make it a 7-5 game with three innings still to go.
Fortunately, it all worked out for Washington. Rapada entered, and Thames came in as a pinch-hitter. The battle went on for nine pitches, with Thames battling back from down 0-2 to work the count full, but Rapada ended up with the strikeouts.
From there, the Yankees continued to threaten, but couldn't come up with clutch hits. They worked leadoff walks off Alexi Ogando in the seventh and Darren Oliver in the eighth, but left two men on in both frames. Ogando's strikeout of the red-hot Cano to end the seventh was just as big as Rapada's an inning earlier.
So now, while the series is even and home-field advantage has gone to the Bombers, one has to think the Rangers are happier with how things went in the first two games than the Yankees are. Both CC Sabathia and Hughes suddenly look vulnerable, and Texas has its ace lined up for Games 3 and 7. The pendulum would certainly swing back in the Yankees' favor with a win over Cliff Lee on Monday. The Rangers would be at a far bigger disadvantage than the Yankees upon facing a 2-1 deficit.
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Texas continues to impress, but the Yankees are those "Damn Yankees"! I've been a Yankees fan for years, but you know what….the Rangers are for "REAL" and if they pull this off,well,good for them!!! They deserve all the accolades that goes with a team that goes out and gives 110%. There fans should be very proud of this team regardless of what happens from here on out. Good Luck to Texas…..but keep in mind, don't let up for a second, because the "Bronx Bombers" are also for "REAL". I'm looking forward to a great 7 game series!
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An Hawaiian Airlines flight destined for Honolulu from Oakland International Airport has been forced to return home Tuesday after an issue with the aircraft.
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Officials at San Francisco International Airport cancelled 39 departures and 41 arrivals Monday morning. The airport is on a ground delay program, which means the rate of arrivals will slow to meet the ability of the airport to land planes.
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The Bay Area Rapid Transit extension between the Coliseum Station and Oakland International should be operational for the Thanksgiving travel crush, according to system officials.
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Passengers on a Hawaiian Airlines flight from Mineta San Jose International Airport to Maui remained stuck in the Bay Area Thursday night, after mechanical issues forced their jet to land in Oakland Thursday morning.
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Police are investigating a small fire that was started by a man inside the Oakland International Airport early Friday morning.
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Freezing temperatures and snow in Chicago and on the East Coast caused the cancellation of dozens of flights in and out of Bay Area airports Monday.
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Around 180 food and retail workers staged a one-day strike at Oakland International Airport Friday, picketing in front of the airport to protest what they say are efforts by their employer to cut pay and benefits.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Violent weather ripped through the South for a second straight day, killing at least eight people from Arkansas to Alabama, damaging homes in a rural Texas community and spreading destruction into Georgia and Tennessee.
The latest round of severe weather Tuesday night and early Wednesday came after a series of powerful storms that had already killed 10 people in Arkansas and one in Mississippi.
In the latest storms, a Louisiana police officer on a camping trip was killed by a tree limb while shielding his daughter from the high winds at a state park in northern Mississippi, Choctaw County, Miss., Coroner Keith Coleman said. The daughter was not hurt.
Also in Mississippi, a man was crushed in his mobile home when a tree fell during the storm and a truck driver died after hitting a downed tree on a state highway.
In Alabama, where the governor declared a state of emergency, one person was killed in the northern part of the state when a tree fell on a car. Two people died in St. Clair County in central Alabama and another in Jackson County in the northeast, though emergency officials did not say how.
The Arkansas Department of Emergency Management confirmed early Wednesday that another person died in a storm in Sharp County. Officials said the person was in a home near Arkansas Highway 230 but didn't know exactly how the person died or whether a tornado had touched down in the area.
In Louisiana, police were investigating if two deaths in Monroe were storm-related. A woman's body was found early Wednesday in a vehicle that had become trapped in a flooded underpass and a man's body was found later on a flooded street.
The latest round of storms moved through as communities in much of the region struggled with flooding and damage from earlier twisters. In Arkansas, a tornado smashed Vilonia, just north of Little Rock, on Monday night, ripping the roof off the grocery store, flattening homes and tossing vehicles into the air. Four people were killed there, and six died in flooding elsewhere in the state. In Mississippi, a 3-year-old girl was killed when a storm toppled a tree onto her home.
The destruction continued Wednesday as severe storms in northwest Georgia downed trees, blew out windows in a hospital and tore off part of a school roof. Much of north and central Georgia was bracing for another round of thunderstorms later Wednesday and a tornado watch was issued.
In eastern Tennessee, what appeared to be a tornado struck just outside Chattanooga in Tiftonia, at the base of the tourist peak Lookout Mountain.
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"I'm really, REALLY good at faking orgasms. I know it's not going to satisfy me, but is this little white lie forgivable?"
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EricaJane 6 years
Guys, or my guy at least has a fragile ego, and so, on occasion if I know it's not going to happen, or if I "lose it", then I'll let him know how satisfied I am, orgasm or no, by faking it.. because it makes him so happy. I generally only do it if I know it's me not performing.. if he's being lazy then I'll be lazy :).
Bearwoman 6 years
You will never find the true joy of sex if you cheat yourself like that. Yes. I am preachy but RIGHT.
JaimeLeah526 6 years
You are only hurting yourself. If he thinks he's giving you pleasure than he's going to keep doing the same things. Don't tell him you've been faking unless he asks but work on being more honest and letting him know what you really like.
michelleannette 6 years
i think it's evil. why don't you work on what it actually takes for you to orgasm? and what guy can't feel an orgasm anyway?
Janine22 6 years
It's forgivable, but the only person you are really hurting is yourself. Well, also the guy I guess, because he will never learn how to please you. Unless you are going for a career in porn, I don't see what the point is in doing this. Especially if it is with the same partner. Why don't you just teach him how to actually please you instead?????????????
Nina_79 6 years
Well if you prefer fake to real it's ok. How is your guy suppose to know what you like if you fake it instead of showing him what you enjoy??
designerel 6 years
never faked an orgasm before, but i have made noises when i wasn't really feeling it. haha
RustyAngel73 6 years
Of course its forgivable, its just unproductive.
sparklestar 6 years
Forgive... sometimes you just don't want to damage their ego.
kurniakasih 6 years
NOT FORGIVE in the base of---DUDE, YOU JUST DENY yourself the pleasure of an orgasm!!! (OR MULTIPLE) That's a sin :D (for you definitely) :)
allinavhcnerf 6 years
i thought it'd be more for not forgiving. why have sex if you're not in the mood in the first place? i've never faked an orgasm and i never will. it's just not cool.
Kristinh1012 6 years
I never really fake. I usually don't have to. But there are times when I'm just not really in the mood and I know I'm not going to climax and I do make the noises just to help. But he also knows I'm faking. So yeah you should not be doing that to yourself. You're hurting you more.
Marci 6 years
I'm undecided here. To fake orgasms as a habit isn't fair to your or your partner. It's the same as lying and you'll never address what he needs to do to get you there, which you should be doing. I'm sure he wants to satisfy you. BUT - there are those nights when we just need to get some sleep, sooo.........
ilikeatea 6 years
You won't ever be sastisfied if you fake...you partner will assume what he is doing is good....where is the fun in that...SHEESH! Unforgivable to YOURSELF!
aphill4 6 years
And guys, if this really is posted by a real person, let's be considerate of her feelings before throwing around blame
aphill4 6 years
Well, I'M with Graylen. Without enough background info from the poster, we don't know how often, under what circumstances, and her ability to climax. I'm thinking if it's a habitual thing, the poster may just have a very very difficult time of it or might not at all, and therefore not want to hurt her guy's feelings. I don't think anyone that can easily climax would waste their time faking it habitually.
luxington 6 years
I'm with boxem180 on this for the same reason. I have never faked and I probably never will.
Le-Luxe 6 years
HAHA forgive! But I think men would think otherwise....haha
graylen 6 years
It could be that the poster just doesn't know how or can't orgasm. Because she might not know, she may be faking it because she doesn't want to disappoint him (rather that's right or wrong). I say forgive.
italianblonde 6 years
Forgive. Hopefully the sex is still enjoyable enough though!
Blackwood 6 years
as long as like the sex, you are ok with faking and not actually having orgasms, then I don't think they need to know. Forgive.
Sun_Sun 6 years
hey if ur ok with not orgasming thats ur prerogative, so forgive :)
annebreal 6 years
Forgive, but you're cheating yourself - also, adding to the problem of guys just not knowing how to get girls off. If they think they're doing a good job, will they ever change? Probably not. His next sexual partner will have to deal with this, too. Ladies, just be honest! They'll never learn where our clitoris is and how to make it happy if y'all don't speak up. :P
Swen 6 years
Depends on the situation. If it's just once in a while, and you normally have a healthy sex life, and you're just having a bad day or something, fine. If it's a one night stand and this guy doesn't matter, whatever. Usually though, I think it's wrong. It doesn't help you at all because you are teaching your partner the wrong way to pleasure you. If he thinks you are orgasming from some technique, he will keep on doing it that way. Also, it's just mean to him. How would you feel if you found out that your boyfriend was faking orgasms/basically lying to your face?
zawackirz 6 years
I don't see the point...I voted not forgive, its not fair to him.


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Clear Lake played host to hundreds of bicyclists during the Bicycle, Blues and Barbecue event held the weekend of July 6-8. The party started on Friday night in City Park, downtown Clear Lake, with barbecue and live music.
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The highs were high and the lows were low last week in Clear Lake baseball. The Lions opened the week with a strong win over Webster City to set up an exciting showdown with conference leader Bishop Garrigan. Another win had the Lions in a tie for the North Central Conference title, but a stunning loss to Humboldt relegated the team to NCC runner-up this year.
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Clear Lake's Fourth of July fireworks gave way to bicycle racing excitement Saturday and Sunday.
Professional cyclist Tom Zirbel said he was motivated by friends and family from his hometown and he came from behind to win the Iowa State Criterium Championship race through downtown Saturday night. Zirbel, a professional racer with the Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies Team, came from the second pack of racers with nine laps to go to
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Both terms sex and gender are used interchangeably but they differ in meaning. Sex is a biological term which refers to the division of species on the basis of their anatomy and reproductive functions. Sex can be determined by chromosome patterns of gene expression, namely an XX set for female and an XY set for male. Such genetic distinction is called chromosomal sex and both terms male and female are strictly biological. Sex is also based on the type of gonads: either testes or ovaries; the presence or absence of the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone; external genitalia, or secondary sex characteristics like facial hair in men and breasts in women.
In contrast, gender is a psychological term which describes the individual's sense and reaction to biological sex. It is determined by biological, psychological and sociological factors as a range of characteristics distinguishing between femininity and masculinity. Those are societal beliefs and stereotypes about gender role activities. Gender consists of three elements: gender role, gender identity and sexual orientation/preference. Gender role defines the appropriate ways in which individuals should behave according to their sex, therefore, all activities and behaviors are categorized as masculine or feminine by society. Gender identity is the individual's subjective and personal sense of their own sex. Sexual orientation and preference describes a person's romantic, emotional or sexual attraction to another person from the same or opposite sex.
The "nature versus nurture" debate extends to gender and development of gender identity. Scientists argue about whether gender is determined by biological factors or it is acquired as a result of individual experiences and environmental factors. Empiricists believe that gender is a product of environmental influences and is especially influenced by the way individuals are treated by their parents, caregivers, friends and relatives. According to the 1955 theory of the psychologist and sexologist John William Money (1921-2006) individuals are psychosexually neutral at birth and gender identity develops only after that as a consequence of the nurture people receive during early childhood. Nativists, on the contrary, believe that gender is a result of nature and develops before birth thanks to hormonal action.
During early prenatal development all embryos are female and both sexes have identical external genitalia. The formation of male sex organs happens under the influence of the androgen dihydrotestosterone. The presence of Y chromosome causes the production of testes determining factor (TDF) which prevents the further development of female sex organs. The exposure of the fetal brain to dihydrotestosterone leads to male-specific changes in the shape and size of several structures like corpus callosum and cerebellum. Scientists believe that under such prenatal hormone exposure the so-called "brain sex" is formed which is predisposed to a particular gender identity usually coinciding with the individual's biological sex. Therefore, specific hormone exposure in infancy affects adult human behavior.
For supporters of the nurture theory of psychosexual differentiation gender identity starts developing immediately after birth when gender socialization process begins. Newborns are assigned with their gender roles from the beginning since they are dressed in gender-specific clothing and colors and are allowed to play with gender-specific toys. According to research, parents treat baby boys and baby girls differently. Boys, for instance, are bounced more often and encouraged to be active and alert, while girls are usually rocked and cuddled.
Since shaping the child's gender identity starts immediately after birth it is difficult to determine whether masculine or feminine behavioral traits result from biological or environmental factors. However, there are several theories about the development of gender in children such as social learning theory, cognitive developmental theory and gender schema theory.
According to the social learning theory, children observe their parents, relatives and peers and copy their gender-appropriate behaviors. Family members emphasize gender-appropriate behaviors and condemn those that are not when children are at the most impressionable age.
The second theory, cognitive developmental theory, maintains that children's understanding of gender develops together with their intellectual abilities. Young children may not understand until certain age that gender is a stable characteristic. This theory suggests that the development of gender identity is age-dependent, while according to the social learning theory it is a continuous process which starts from the first interactions of the child with the people around it.
The gender schema theory, in turn, holds that the development of cognitive abilities to form schemes is crucial for understanding gender. Those schemes are influenced by information within the surrounding environment which constantly provides children with new information about gender role and they continually upgrade their already developed gender schema. Therefore, their understanding of gender is constantly renewing and improving.
Psychology of Gender: Selected full-text books and articles
Alice H. Eagly; Anne E. Beall; Robert J. Sternberg.
Guilford Press, 2004
Michele A. Paludi.
Praeger, 2004
Wendy Stainton Rogers; Rex Stainton Rogers.
Open University Press, 2001
Thomas B. Eckes; Hanns M. Trautner.
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2000
Vivien Burr.
Routledge, 1998
Carrie Paechter.
Open University Press, 2007
Richard A. Lippa.
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2002
Ann Mcgillicuddy-De Lisi; Richard De Lisi; Irving E. Sigel.
Ablex, 2002
John Archer; Barbara Lloyd.
Cambridge University Press, 2002 (2nd edition)
Paul Seabright.
Princeton University Press, 2012
Corinne Squire.
Routledge, 2000