text:
Two BSF jawans guarding the ongoing border fencing work were on Friday killed in an ambush by suspected National Liberation Front of Tripura insurgents at Ratiacherra, a remote tribal hamlet in Dhalai district bordering Bangladesh.
A group of BSF jawans were patrolling on foot at Ratiacherra village bordering the Chittagong Hill Tract of Bangladesh. They were providing security to a construction company erecting barbed wire fencing when a group of ultras suddenly opened fire at them, DIG, BSF, A.K. Singh said.
"The ultras also threw grenades at the jawans and injured two of them. The jawans retaliated by opening fire and the ultras fled to Bangladesh," he said.
The injured jawans, identified as Bajrangi and Arup Das, succumbed to injuries on the way to Agartala Medical College and Hospital.
Mr. Singh said it was suspected that some ultras were also injured but it could not be immediately known.
BSF and Tripura State Rifles have launched a combing operation in the area.
Keywords: BSF, National Liberation Front of Tripura, Ratiacherra

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Starting around March 24, but not before, the contractor will be closing New Berlin Road at Alta Drive and Alta Drive between New Berlin Road and the railroad track to rebuild the intersection. This work is scheduled to take about one month to complete. Those wishing to travel through to Hecksher Drive or Alta Drive will need to use 9A. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you have questions, feel free to contact Wendy Morrow at 598-8733.
For information on
Traffic reports from 511 click here
Program Policy
Title VI Complaint Form
Title VI Policy Statement
Title VI Complaint Form - Spanish
Special accommodations such as Braille and large print of all JTA printed documents are available upon request.
Contact Customer Service at (904) 630-3100 with your request. Please allow 7-10 days for processing.


text:
This fall, Glen Simonson, of Chisago Lakes Golf Course, aced a par-3 hole on his home course in Lindstrom, Minn. Since he was playing a "one-man best ball" and it was his second ball that went into the cup, Glen wonders if his perfect shot was a bonafide hole-in-one? The Rules of Golf do not address the validity of making a hole-in-one, but there is an FAQ section on the USGA website that offers a … Continue reading
Category Archives: Rules & Events
Mower mauls golf ball in motion after a stroke.
Ball in motion goes to pieces. Continue reading
Grass and ball stuck to clubface
A golf ball, grass and clubface make for a sticky situation for this player… Continue reading
Doug Hoffmann fields Q&As on USGA's Groove Condition
Players attempting to qualify for all USGA amateur and women's amateur championships must play conforming clubs.
Continue reading
From Inside the Ropes
This weekend at Merion there have been many rulings come into play, whether it was an unplayable bunker lie or a water hazard there have been drops and strokes added. Continue reading
Tigergate — By The Rules
This past Saturday morning, the worlds of golf and sport came to a collective standstill as the Rules Committee at the Masters decided the fate of Tiger Woods. Would they? Could they? Did they dare disqualify him for violating a Rule that resulted in his signing an incorrect score card? There was a media frenzy with everyone having an opinion. Social media was alive with theories. Even the participants in the Rules Workshop I was … Continue reading
Masters Ruling: they took a black and white rule, and made it gray.
By Guy Green "One can survive everything nowadays, except death, and live down anything except a good reputation." … Continue reading
Did Masters' officials do right by Decision 33-7/4.5?
In assessing Tiger Woods a two-stroke penalty (for breach of Rule 26-1) rather than a DQ for signing an incorrect score card, did Masters tournament officials correctly invoke their right to waive a DQ penalty on the four-time Masters champion? Read the text of the official statement delivered by Fred Ridley, the chair of the competition committee: "Yesterday afternoon, the Rules Committee was made aware of a possible Rules violation that involved a drop by … Continue reading
Anchors Away: Golf's Governors Pull Plug on Anchoring the Club
The R&A and the USGA (the game's governing bodies) today announced a proposed rules change that prohibits anchoring the club in making a stroke. In a global news conference televised by the Golf Channel, the R&A's Peter Dawson and the USGA's Mike Davis explained that the rules-makers were seeing an increase in "the advocacy" of the anchored stroke at the elite amateur and junior levels, and that "in the best interests of the game moving forward," it … Continue reading
Anchors Away?
Word is surfacing that the USGA is very close to announcing some sort of ban on anchored putting strokes – in other words, long and belly putters that are held against the body in some fashion to lessen the possibility of a wobbly stroke. This is really the biggest issue facing golf today? This is the legal battle for which the USGA is willing to put up its $250 million war chest? During the past … Continue reading


text:
BAYTOWN, Texas A mother demanded justice on Monday, after discovering that her 4-year-old daughter had possibly been the victim of a sexual assault in school.
The alleged incident happened at Harlem Elementary School in Baytown on Friday, inside a dimly lit classroom filled with pre-kindergartners who were watching a movie.
According to the mom, her daughter was being harassed by a small boy.
The little boy came over to her and she said go back to your spot or I ll get in trouble. Once she told that to the little boy, he immediately snatched her underwear down and stabbed her with a sharp, metal thing.
The mom said her daughter reported what had happened to the teacher s assistant, who was the only adult in the room at the time.
She scolded her. She said she was going to change her color and she d better sit down and shut up.
For the next couple of days, the mom claimed her daughter said nothing about what had taken place. The little girl broke her silence on Sunday when she noticed blood.
And she kept saying mommy come here, it hurts. And when I wiped her, there was blood on the tissue. And when I looked at her panties, there was blood in the seat of her panties.
The mom said she took her daughter to the doctor, who informed her that the little girl had suffered an injury.
The mom said the school kept her in the dark.
School officials confirmed that an investigation is underway, involving Child Protective Services and the Harris County Sheriff s Office.
Cathy Clausen, a spokesperson for the Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District released the following statement:
While Goose Creek CISD cannot lawfully comment on the details of a student matter, the district can confirm that it has received a parent complaint and is conducting a thorough investigation. Goose Creek CISD officials are also cooperating with the Harris County Sheriff s Department and Child Protective Services in those agencies own investigations. Goose Creek CISD takes all matters related to student well-being and safety very seriously and will take all appropriate measures to address any wrongdoing, should it be found.
But the little girl s mother continued to demand answers.
I m not understanding how with so many kids in the classroom, no one was supervising or watching.


text:
Chaitree's World
by Chaitree Basak
I consider myself as creative frenzy. I have a shrewd, careful, sound, logical and peaceful mind. I would like to share these elements through my digital eyes with my photography, designing etc.
Comment posted.
Sign in or create an account to post a comment.
Published November 20, 2008
Dusty Strides
Published July 31, 2008
Start your own book today from US $3.99.
Get Started
Blurb Sites


text:
Or Login using BecomeGorgeous
Please fill the form below and follow the further instructions.
You are about to receive a email from us please make sure to check your spam or junk folder and add our email firstname.lastname@example.com to your contact list.
Thank you!
Facial hair is not only a problem men have to deal with, it is a problem some women are faced to as well. Facial hair makes women feel uncomfortable and can even make more emotional women become shy and embarrassed. Women's facial hair should not be removed with the help of a razor. Razors will only eliminate your problem temporarily and will actually make the facial hair appear thicker and darker since it will only remove it from the skin's surface. The hair will grow back relatively quickly, so avoid removing your facial hair with ... Read More
Make-up is a girls best friend but it can also turn into your enemy if you don't allow your skin to breath by removing the make-up at night. There are so many cosmetic products available, or even homemade makeup removers to choose from just so they can make the make-up removal process much more easier and enjoyable. An essential step to maintaining a flawless complexion is cleaning our skin. No matter the brand of make-up remover product you are using, it is necessary to clean your skin twice a day. Remember that over cleaning or no... Read More
One of the main reasons dieting proves so hard on most of us is that it often requires major shifts in our behavior. Sudden shifts in behavior are rarely easy, which is why the process takes quite a toll on our willpower. Learning to adjust along the way is essential and having a few strategies to make things flow more easily is extremely important in order to maximize result. Apply some of the following strategies for improving your habits: Frequent Snacking With all the positive connotations that frequent snacks have gotten lately, it's fa... Read More
Ingrown hair removal can lead to inflammation of the skin and scarring when not done properly. When you're dealing with this problem, you'll need a little patience to ensure it doesn't get infected and that it doesn't turn into an ugly scar. Ingrown hairs are most common in the bikini area, but they can also affect the skin on your legs. Find out the best tips on ingrown hair removal that will help you solve the problem. How to Remove an Ingrown Hair After you noticed the hair trapped underneath the skin, you should star... Read More
Take a Nice Bath Before attempting any fake tan removal tricks, you should head to the bathroom and take a nice, bubble bath to loosen the skin and make fake tan easier to go off your hands. Afterwards, apply a hefty amount of baby oil on the problem areas, as this product deeply moisturizes the skin. Finish by rubbing your fake tan hands with a loofah or a sponge - just make sure you use circular motions to avoid a streaky result. Repeat the process, if necessary. Obviously, you don't have to take a bath every time you wish ... Read More
Tanning is a great way to enhance your natural beauty and to make certain flaws that make you self conscious less visible. However getting the perfect tan is not always an easy task and we might encounter several problems in the process that might make us regret our decision. Whether we are talking about getting an orange fake tan or over tanned skin we quickly end up wanting nothing more than than to get rid of the unsightly shade we acquired. While time can solve this problem on its own we can also speed up the process through a va... Read More
There are different types of gel nails, so you might need to determine exactly what kind of gel nails your manicurist applied before trying to remove them. Regular gel nails are more durable, applied in thick liquid coats, and protected by a hard topcoat. Soak-off gel nails are easier to remove, because they are applied in thin, liquid coats and can only be applied to real nails or perhaps very short extensions. If your manicurist applied a liquid-powder combination, you have acrylic nails.How to Remove Soak-Off Gel Nails Step 1: Rem... Read More
Tattoos can be a wonderful form of self expression through art when chosen adequately. However at times even the most well throughout decision can be regretted for various reasons. Fortunately nowadays living with the consequences of a bad decision is no longer necessary as there are several methods that can be used to diminish if not to completely eliminate the problem. Nowadays there are various procedures with varying degrees of efficiency that can be used. Covering up a tattoo is perhaps one the best options for those are thi... Read More
Everyone knows that a beautiful skin begins with a proper skin care routine and the use of beneficial products. We might have all different needs when it comes to beauty products, but there is definitely one thing we have in common: the need to exfoliate. The following beauty tips can help you find the perfect exfoliation method for you as this process leads to the regeneration of the skin and promotes a healthy, radiant complexion. There are several methods you can turn towards when it comes to the exfoliation process, depending o... Read More
Millions of women all over the world have problems with their facial hair, in the sense that this is dense and unaesthetic. Fortunately, nowadays there are numerous methods of facial hair removal. Some are cheap and painful, others are expensive and painless. Therefore, depending on how much you are willing to suffer and spend, you can surely find a satisfactory option. One of the techniques that is gaining more and more adepts is represented by the now famous laser. The laser beam is meant to focus on the face area that has excessiv... Read More
Unlike acne, milia do not form in a single pore, but these small white cysts contain dead skin cells that have been trapped because they weren't shredded properly. Lean more about the causes, prevention and removal of milia. Sometimes called "baby acne", milia is often seen on the faces of newborns and it goes away on its own. Adults may not be willing to wait it out and can take a number of steps to remove it, from a visit to a dermatologist to a spa treatment, or can simply choose to treat it at home. Milia shouldn't be conf... Read More


text:
Personalise your news, save articles to read later and customise settings
If you have trouble accessing our login form below, you can go to our login page.
The Age
Previous thumbnails
Next thumbanils
Sergeant Paul Quinn, shot dead near Bathurst during a pursuit on March 30, 1986.
Please enter your friend's name
Please enter a valid email address
Please enter your name
Please enter your comment
Thank You.
Your email has been sent.
A week in photos from award winning Fairfax photographers, for the week ending May 28, 2015. Like these photos? Selected images available ...
The best pictures from the international wire services as chosen by the Picture Editors at the Sydney Morning Herald. Follow us at ...
Street-roaming artist - real name Grant Burrow, a 33-year-old financial services executive - has treated his daily commutes between his ...
Last December, Sydney woke up to terror in the heart of the city. Today, the inquest into what happened begins. Follow us at ...
Sorry. An error occurred when submitting the form.
Please try again later.
Martin Place siege ends following shootout with police
Pat Campbell
Parramatta Eels down Penrith Panthers in eight-try thriller
Brumbies vs Bulls
400 games: Dustin Fletcher's 23 seasons of AFL footy
The Green Shed cafe opening
In the past 32 years, 14 men have been killed in the line of duty while serving with the NSW Police Force.
Skip to:
Discover a low variable rate + no upfront or monthly fees
More Info
Plus 0% p.a. on balance transfers for 15 months
Check it Out
Plus earn flybuys points on your everyday spend
Find Out More
Round up of the best prepaid plans available
PrePaid Deals
Lock in your phone payment upfront and save


text:
Pronunciation: umbonato
Added on: 2011-02-14 Listened: 2 timesin: aggettivo
Pronunciation in Italian [it]
- Pronunciation by pillola (Female from Italy)
0 votes
Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce umbonato in Italian
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: Boero
Not satisfied?
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text: Items 145 to 168 of 312 total View 12 / 24 / 48 Previous 1 ... 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 ... 13 Next very good reactor By johnyocampo on 5/25/2013 johnyocampo would recommend this product to a friend very easy to install,,and runs excellent . great product By James on 5/25/2013 James would recommend this product to a friend Good item, very easy to use and set up. Works real well ! Works great easy to use - wish the tubing was more flexible. By Ciantank on 5/20/2013 Ciantank would recommend this product to a friend Works great and easy to use. I put it in my sump just in case of a leak, but I do not feel it will leak so I may move it. If the tubing could be more flexible I would have given it five stars. BRS Dual reactor rocks!!! By Tippy2213 on 5/18/2013 Tippy2213 would recommend this product to a friend Well am a new b to this but it was a easy set up! The BRS dual Rock's and I see a different on the first day. . great product By Jared on 5/12/2013 Jared would recommend this product to a friend Got tired of messing with bags of carbon and gfo. I bought this dual reactor and no more carbon and gfo dust all over my aquarium. Highly recommended. Good reactor By Robert on 5/12/2013 Robert would recommend this product to a friend I have this reactor on two tanks - it works really well, but will clog on occasion. A purchase you won't regret By Glenn on 5/12/2013 Glenn would recommend this product to a friend This is my first reef tank and I had absolutely no problems setting this up in a matter of minutes. The product is well-built and has been keeping my water clear and phosphates at 0.00. The cobalt maxijet 1200 pump is definitely the way to go. Extremely quiet operation. From what I hear they're Italian made very reliable as well. I would not hesitate to buy this product again or recommend to a friend. Great product By Kenneth on 5/9/2013 Kenneth would recommend this product to a friend Just purchased this reactor and it is easy to set up and works like a champ. Clearing up the algea in the tank immediatly. great simple effective design By christopher on 5/3/2013 christopher would recommend this product to a friend i picked this reactor for its convenience of use and accessibility. no complicated seals or valves to mess with. the plastic vessels are thick and the bracket is very sturdy. feel confident with it anchored to a stud. would buy again and most likely will because its American :) Works but under powered By Chase on 5/1/2013 Chase would recommend this product to a friend Like other reviews have said I like the reactor over all but it is under powered for my 180g system. Constantly getting clogged in the sponges, I even did it without the sponge and it clogged the bottom vents. Looking for another type of pump to power it, until then i have taken it off line. it is worth it!!!! By dimitri on 4/18/2013 dimitri would recommend this product to a friend I was having phosphate issues and my water was not really that clear so i went searching for a reactor when i looked on youtube and saw the Bulk Reef Supply Dual Reactor and the review by two guys that are part of BRS it really convinced me that the DUal reactor would solve my problems.So I ordered it even tho on the video it said it was only good up to 120 gallons, I disagree I have about 135 gallons running through my 125 gallon LPS dominated reef tank and by the end of the first week all of my cyano bacteria vanished and within 3 week all the hair algae i had had been eradicated, and beside running GFO which i bought from BRS i also used the other reactor for carbon and it is wayyyy better than putting two bags of Chemi Pure in my sump. totally worth the 50$ plus i modded it to fit and old pump i used for my nano so no need for there pump if you have a small one lying around. I only used 1 cup of carbon and one cup of GFo my first time and it has only been about 3 weeks since adding them and it made such a HUGE difference. i could notice in less than a day the difference it made. Great initial response, inadequate pump. By Dalton on 4/16/2013 Dalton would recommend this product to a friend Pump worked great when i played around with it in my tank but it seems like when attached to the BRS dual reactor it is just to under powered. Reactor itself had no issue and was accompanied with great instructions. Great quality but limited on connections By tyvek on 4/11/2013 tyvek would recommend this product to a friend Love the idea and variety that can be used. But had no way to connect any one of 3 different pumps to it? If it is dependent on "john guest" fittings then share the wealth and include an adapter or two...seriously. For small systems(100 gallons or less) the maxijet that luck of the draw fits then okay. But for anyone else with more throughput and the reactor flow supports it then a slightly bigger pump would beneficial. With a 15+ reef have had enough improvising and engineering to fill a small book. Awesome, easy, versatile By Coldjoker on 4/10/2013 Coldjoker would recommend this product to a friend Was setup and running within 15 mins, got my GFO at a slight tumble, checked 24hrs later same rate. Don't hesitate "Buy It Now" ;) works well for medium systems By Andy C on 4/8/2013 Andy C would recommend this product to a friend I'm running carbon and GFO, 1.5 cups each, for a 200 gallon system and change each every two weeks. I had to upgrade the maxijet to a 500gph eheim pump to prevent clogging, mostly because of the carbon. Eventually I would like to get a seperate one chamber reactor for carbon and then use this dual just for GFO, 1.5 cups in each chamber changed monthly. Right now it works, though. I do run it opposite of the label, carbon in chamber one and GFO in chamber two. Running GFO first clogged the sponges for the carbon within a week. With carbon first, it flows great for at least two weeks. Great kit By Fragaddict on 4/3/2013 Fragaddict would recommend this product to a friend Great duel reactor kit. Right out of the box it has everything needed for install other than mounting screws. I would like it more if the plastic hose was bit more flexible. Good so far By Chase on 4/3/2013 Chase would recommend this product to a friend Purchased this to run carbon and GFO in my first salt water reef tank. So far so good. I mounted it to the wall; the bracket made it very easy. The tubing it comes with is very bent and hard to get straight, but other than that, it came packaged nicely and is working well so far So far so good By Jeremy on 3/31/2013 Jeremy would recommend this product to a friend So far works as it should. Pump seems to do the job so far but I personally wish I would have purchased a more high quality pump separately. Also if the hoses are wiggled at all in the fittings water will leak from the fitting otherwise watertight. Over all a great product. Pretty Good By cdbstl76 on 3/27/2013 cdbstl76 would recommend this product to a friend I like this product. I had the single, and did a mix of GFO on the bottom and Carbon on top. It worked OK, but there was too much getting clogged. Running this dual chamber is much more efficient. I don't understand the complaints on flow from the pump. The most efficient way to remove compounds is pro-longed contact time with the medium. I have mine running at a little under 3/4 on the valve. This works very well for me. I really like this product! Pump By Farm boy on 3/25/2013 Farm boy wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I was very excited to receive my dual reactor with mj 1200 pump. I was really disappointed with the pump. Maybe it is my fault for not researching the pump. I assumed that bulk reef supply would bundled it with pump you can just attach it to the tubing like on my Next Reef MR1gfo reactor. Nice build quality By Brad on 3/25/2013 Brad would recommend this product to a friend Very nice quality. I would be nice to see a more compact version for people with tight spaces or smaller aquariums. It would also be nice to have the option to add extra push to connect fittings to connect to my pump manifold. works great. By chris on 3/24/2013 chris would recommend this product to a friend Finally bought a dual reactor to take the place of my phosban reactor so I could run carbon seperate instead of mixed in with gfo. Love it and the pump that comes with it is perfect. Quiet, Easy to Use By Kathy on 3/22/2013 Kathy would recommend this product to a friend Pump is quiet, my protien skimmer is louder. Easy to mount and assemble. All parts included. After 3 weeks, tank is not so clear, but phosphate level is lowering. The sponge in the carbon canister drops down, but according to BRS as long as the carbon stays up-no worries. Seems to work well so far. Don't like: I have to constantly adjust the flow into the GFO canister, not sure why, it is an inconvenience and slight worry. Effectiveness, Ease of Use, and Esthetics By Austin on 3/22/2013 Austin would recommend this product to a friend With so many attributes to look after in our tanks we in the reefing world look for 3 things: effectiveness, ease of use, and esthetics. The BRS GFO & Carbon Reactor gives us all three. This is the most integrated, cohesive, and effective unit to pull out unwanted phosphates and nutrients from your tank. Because the reactors are combined it makes the unit more efficient in processing water and reduces the number of pumps in your sump. The removable cartridges make this the easiest reactor to maintain. I've purchased an extra set just for added simplicity. Lastly, the space it takes up is minimal, especially if you compare it to other reactors required to do the same job. For added space management you can mount this reactor to any wall. I would absolutely recommend this reactor to anybody. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: BRS GFO & Carbon Reactor – Dual *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


text:
VOICES Ideas and Insight From Explorers
Tag archives for habitat loss
6 of Nature's Loneliest Animals Looking for Love
The London Zoo recently put out a call to collectors that doubled as the animal version of a personals ad. The zoo was looking for females of the Mangarahara cichlid, a species of fish so rare that none are thought to exist in the wild, and one that is in critical danger of going extinct…
Geography in the News: Demise of the Maya
By Neal Lineback and Mandy Lineback Gritzner, Appalachian State University DID CLIMATE CHANGE DESTROY THE MAYA? A recent article in the journal Science sheds new light on the collapse of the ancient Maya civilization. Scientists have argued for decades over what caused the Maya culture to disappear. The new study points to large-scale climate change…
Turkey's Conservation Crisis: Global Biodiversity Hotspots Under Threat
Dr. Çağan Şekercioğlu is a National Geographic Emerging Explorer. A professor of conservation biology, ecology and ornithology at the University of Utah Department of Biology, he also directs the Turkish environmental organization KuzeyDoğa. For me, 2011 started with a great post by David Braun, so I will thank him by ending the year with my…
Australia Losing its Iconic Koala, Government Inquiry Finds
The koala is under serious threat, according to a new report by an Australian Parliamentary inquiry into the status of the iconic animal's population.


text:
Five Rad Valentines Pet Gifts: It's Not Too Early To Think About This.
I just got back from an inspiring weekend at Altitude Design Summit in Salt Lake City, and I found a ton of things to share (and I will); but first, I must tell you that the above photo made me laugh so much that I finally was able to type a complete sentence (See, I was so tired, I was having a hard time thinking straight and typing sentences….get it?…no?…hm…actually, I think my brain is not quite working yet). But look! Funny things for your pet on Valentines…
Keep reading to see the first five of many Valentines Pet Gifts ideas…
Do your pets give out Valentines to their pet friends?
I think perhaps they should. Because that's kind of awesome.
There are so many things I want to type here.
Please please someone buy this. And take a photo of your dog in it and send it to me. It will make my month. Please.
And finally…The Valentines Pet Necktie
Actually, nothing would make me happier than a dog in that above dress + a cat in that above tie, posing together, Valentines dance photo op style.
Please, someone, make that happen.


text:
CBS News: DEA Head Expected To Resign Following Prostitution Scandal
The head of the Drug Enforcement Agency is expected to resign, CBS News reports.
Chaffetz: DEA Chief Should Step Down or be Fired
The chairman of the House Oversight Committee says the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration should step down amid allegations that DEA agents attended sex parties with prostitutes while stationed overseas.
Facebook Unfriends Federal Drug Agency
Facebook wants assurances from the Drug Enforcement Administration that it's not operating any more fake profile pages as part of ongoing investigations.
Drug Agency Sued Over Fake Facebook Account
The DEA used photographs and other personal information from the cell phone of a woman arrested in a cocaine case, hoping to trick her friends into revealing incriminating evidence, claims a lawsuit.
College Student Left Without Food or Water in Dark DEA Cell for Five Days
A San Diego college student who was locked and handcuffed in a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration cell for five days without food or water says he exchanged words with a man through his cell door just before a light was turned off.
Drug Raids Target Bath Salts, Molly Across U.S.
The DEA has been cracking down on synthetic drugs, including so-called bath salts, spice and Molly, since the drugs first gained widespread popularity years ago.
ACLU: Obama Administration Blocking ATF Agent's 'Fast And Furious' Book
The Obama administration is blocking a federal law enforcement agent from publishing a book about the failed "Fast and Furious" gun-smuggling sting operation because of concerns that the book would negatively affect morale, the American Civil Liberties Union said Monday.
Ex-DEA Heads: Feds Should Nullify State Pot Laws
Eight former Drug Enforcement Administration chiefs say the federal government needs to act now or it might lose the chance to nullify Colorado and Washington's laws legalizing recreational marijuana use.
DEA Agents Face Allegations Of Soliciting Colombian Prostitutes
Three agents with the Drug Enforcement Agency have been accused of soliciting prostitutes in Colombia.
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day For DEA
If you have expired or unused prescription drugs in your home that you don't know what to do with, you can drop them off at sites nationwide.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Classifieds
- Obituaries
- Special Sections
- Local Guide
- Games
James Jolly, age 41, of West Point, passed away Monday, April 21, 2014, at his home in West Point.
Arrangements are incomplete at this time and will be announced later by Calvert Funeral Home.
Calvert Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.


text:
Weis Markets Reports Third Quarter Results PR Newswire SUNBURY, Pa., Nov. 1, 2013 SUNBURY, Pa., Nov. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE: WMK) today issued its third quarter results. In the thirteen-week period ending September 28, 2013, the Company's sales totaled $661.4 million, a 1.0% decline compared to the same period in 2012. Comparable store sales for the same period were down 2.9%. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120202/NE46939LOGO ) Third quarter net income declined 31.9% to $11.7 million compared to the same period in 2012. Third quarter earnings per share totaled $.43 compared to $.64 in 2012. The Company's third quarter results were impacted by stagnant sales performance in select center store categories and significant fuel deflation resulting in lower retail gas sales. To drive fourth quarter sales throughout its five state market area, the Company recently stepped up its promotional and sales building activities and expanded its loyalty marketing programs. The Company attributed its decline in net income to a $6.1 million charge for the separation agreement of its former Chief Executive Officer. Its third quarter net income was also impacted by a $2.1 million impairment loss for four properties. Year to Date The Company's year to date sales totaled $2.0 billion compared to $2.0 billion in 2012 while comparable store sales declined 2.3%. Year to date net income totaled $56.0 million compared to $60.4 million in 2012, down 7.3%. The Company's year to date earnings per share totaled $2.08 compared to $2.25 in 2012. About Weis Markets Founded in 1912, Weis Markets, Inc. is a Mid Atlantic food retailer operating 165 stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and West Virginia. For more information, please visit: WeisMarkets.com or Facebook.com/WeisMarkets. In addition to historical information, this news release may contain forward-looking statements, which are included pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Any forward-looking statements contained herein are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. For example, risks and uncertainties can arise with changes in: general economic conditions, including their impact on capital expenditures; business conditions in the retail industry; the regulatory environment; rapidly changing technology and competitive factors, including increased competition with regional and national retailers; and price pressures. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which reflect management's analysis only as of the date hereof. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly revise or update these forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that arise after the date hereof. Readers should carefully review the risk factors described in other documents the Company files periodically with the Securities and Exchange Commission. WEIS MARKETS, INC. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF UNAUDITED SALES & EARNINGS Third Quarter – 2013 13 Week 13 Week Period Ended Period Ended September 28, 2013 September 29, 2012 Increase Unaudited Unaudited (Decrease) Net Sales $ $ (1.0)% 661,412,000 668,391,000 Income Before Income Taxes 18,973,000 27,231,000 (30.3)% Provision for Income Taxes 7,281,000 10,053,000 (27.6)% Net Income $ $ (31.9)% 11,692,000 17,178,000 Weighted-Average 26,898,000 26,898,000 --- Shares Outstanding Basic and Diluted Earnings Per $0.43 $0.64 $(0.21) Share 39 Week 39 Week Period Ended Period Ended September 28, 2013 September 29, 2012 Increase Unaudited Unaudited (Decrease) Net Sales $ $ 2,007,097,000 0.0% 2,006,196,000 Income Before Income 90,308,000 95,602,000 (5.5)% Taxes Provision for Income Taxes 34,308,000 35,195,000 (2.5)% Net Income $ $ (7.3)% 56,000,000 60,407,000 Weighted-Average 26,898,000 26,898,000 --- Shares Outstanding Basic and Diluted $2.08 $2.25 $(0.17) Earnings Per Share SOURCE Weis Markets, Inc. Website: http://www.weismarkets.com Contact: Dennis Curtin, Weis Markets, Inc., 570-847-3636, firstname.lastname@example.com, Twitter: @WMKSpokesman
Weis Markets Reports Third Quarter Results
Press spacebar to pause and continue. Press esc to stop.


text:
Thomas Muller has expressed his delight at the superb goal which set Bayern Munich en route to a 2-0 win over Roma in the UEFA Champions League last night.
Last season's runners-up struggled for 80 minutes to break down a disciplined Giallorossi defence, but the 21-year-old's volley, struck with the outside of his foot, curled beyond Julio Sergio and in off the inside of the far post.
"A lot of things have got to come together to score a goal like that," Muller told Sat.1 television. "Luck also plays a part.
"In theory, that is precisely how I wanted to score, but for it to actually come off is a rarity. For the ball to go in like it did was absolutely perfect."
Miroslav Klose added a second goal minutes later to give Bayern a perfect start to their Champions League campaign, and coach Louis van Gaal said he never doubted they would make the breakthrough.
"[At half-time] I told my team to just carry on as they were doing," he said. "I said that a goal would eventually come, and it did. I never had any doubts."
Bayern's next Champions League game takes them to Basle on 28 September, before their double-header with Romanian champions Cluj.end


text:
Photography In The National Parks: Avoid Those Bison (And Other Wildlife) Jams
Bison madness is in full swing in Yellowstone National Park with snorting, groaning, spitting, bison bulls chasing the girls (cows) down the roads, much to the delight of many park visitors who gladly park their vehicles in the road and film the action. No family vacation is complete without getting caught in a Yellowstone bison jam.
Just the other morning, at about 6 a.m., I was driving through the Soda Butte Valley area of the park when suddenly there appeared about 100 bison coming down the road towards me. I slowed way down and eased through the herd, gently urging the animals off of the road with the slow, forward movement of my car. Swiftly and easily the bison moved out of the way, and I was so relieved that there was not a lot of traffic and people stopped, blocking the road, so that they could film the animals.That easily could have created a traffic jam for 30 minutes or more. Until I came around the curve and found a vehicle stopped and completely surrounded by bison. I slipped into the other lane and went to make my way around when a hand shoved out the window, motioning me to stop. When I kept crawling along the hand suddenly reached out with a cell phone to film me passing through.
A voice yelled, "Stop! You do this every day."
In no mood to argue or interact, I nodded and kept inching along. The driver suddenly lost interest in filming the bison, or allowing them to stand in the road as they pleased, and pulled in behind me, closely following and filming my progress as I traveled along. Of course she pulled in at the Buffalo Ranch in Lamar Valley to report my conduct while I went on.
I vaguely remember those first few bison jams and how seeing those large animals up close delighted me to no end. And, I remember stopping and waiting until every last bison had made it across the road safely. But, after spending a lot of time in bison jams, unable to reach my destination, some of the delight wore off. I began noticing some of the locals, or regulars, as they quickly and easily slipped through the bison without causing them too much stress and went on their way. It was simple; they just crept towards the big animals, and most of the time they got a look and a grunt before the ungulate stepped aside. And, every once in a while, a stubborn bull would lift its tail in warning and refuse to move until it was darned good and ready.
I often think that the bison have a sense of humor and like to see just how much that they can get away with - the way a cow might turn and look at you, get a little "I dare you" glint in her eye, and invite junior to come and nurse in the middle of the road. Bison can be pretty entertaining if you take the time to watch them.
After awhile I began to understand that the majority of bison jams were caused by people wanting to photograph them, whether the animals were in the road or next to it, and not by the bison, because if someone really wants to get through and go on their way, all they have to do is keep going. One small caveat here is that I only feel comfortable with making the bison move when there is room for them at the side of the road and not some steep cliff. And, I use special caution when the roads are icy, because the bison can easily slip, fall, and break a leg.
And so I tend to get a little grumpy at people who are clogging up the road, filming the bison, and making it impossible for other visitors to go about their business. Particularly when the bison are not on the road or there are pullouts close by. That is until I look at the faces of the people in those stopped cars and see the absolute delight that they are experiencing, and then I remember that we all have our first few bison jams and desire to see the animals up close and protect them as they make their way across the road. And so I try to wipe the judgment off my face and quietly work my way around the stopped cars, knowing that others will follow, and continue down the road, leaving them to their mandatory Yellowstone experience.
As I continued along the other morning, with the woman following on my bumper and filming my progress, I encountered a couple of small bison jams. One in particular had a couple of cars parked in each lane with occupants holding cameras and cell phones out the window, and as I went to go around one man wagged his shame finger at me and told me no. He then blocked my path and pulled up beside me and told me to chill out.
Every day, as I weave my way through "bison/human jams," to continue on with my plans for the day, someone gets angry because they believe that I am harming those huge beasts. I hear it all of the time, "We are in their territory, leave them alone." Yes, the wild animals owned this land before we came along and built homes and roads and then they began having to deal with humans and automobiles. And, I do advocate for being careful and gentle but it is never a good idea to allow any wild animal to be too comfortable on the road and close to people because once that happens then they are more apt to be struck and killed by a car that is being driven by someone who is impatient, going too fast or looking the other way. In just a week's time this year, at the beginning of the bison rut, multiple bulls were struck and killed by vehicles, also causing heavy damage to the automobile.
Right now, as the bison rut is in full swing, many large herds of them are standing around, or traveling, in the road and the bulls have one thing in mind - to not let that girl get too far away. Loud groans can be heard as they talk in some sort of language that sounds like intense pain and agony. The animals are big, scary and unpredictable and you never know what might set them off. Personally, I would not pull up to a big, groaning bull and stick a camera in its face. Nor would I reach out to pet the animal or make any groaning sounds of my own. For such large animals they can move fast and the bison are impossible to outrun. So caution should be taken at all times.
If you encounter bison on or near the road and want to watch them or take photos, I recommend pulling off the road, if possible, where you can easily and safely watch or film them for as long as you like, without worries about blocking traffic. If there is no place to pull off, check your rearview mirror and make sure that there are no cars behind you before stopping to take a few quick photos and moving on. But, if there are cars behind, the best thing to do is to keep going until you can pull completely off of the road.
All rangers, regulars, and locals that I have spoken to on the topic of "bison jams" agree that the best thing to do is to keep moving forward, slowly and carefully, and if the car ahead of you is going through, stay right behind it because the minute you stop to take a quick photo, one of those ornery bison will step onto the road in front of you and laugh. Don't honk your horn, yell at the animals, or try to chase them, just ease them out of the lane of travel.Stopping in the road in Yellowstone is illegal, as it is anywhere, but more than that it is rude to other visitors who might need to be somewhere at a certain time, or have other plans for their day. Nearly everyone stops for a minute when they spot an animal and want to take a quick photo before moving on, but most make sure that they are not blocking traffic before doing so. I stop in the road to take photos, if no one is behind me, but have found that I need to watch behind me more closely because one of the law enforcement rangers seems to find me every single time. Some people get away with breaking the rules and some of us don't - it is best to know which category that you fall into.
I have heard nothing about the complaint made against me, and would like to think that the ranger took the opportunity to educate those visitors about bison jams and stopping in the road to film the animals. But just in case, I was able to get the name and number of the people who were right behind me and so happy to have lucked upon another driver who knew how to safely get through the jam.
"You did nothing wrong," they told me.
Enjoy the park and the bison but do so safely because they are wild animals and every once in awhile a wild driver goes through who has no tolerance for stopped vehicles or animals on the road. We can all help each other enjoy the park by using a little respect and common sense, and following the rules. Get your photo, but do so safely,and then move along.
Traveler footnote: This advice about dealing with bison jams in Yellowstone applies just a well to bison and bear jams in Grand Teton National Park, mountain goat jams in Glacier National Park, and bear jams in Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains national parks.
Bison, Bear and other Wildlife Jams are a part of the Yellowstone experience that will only be resolved by adding more pull outs at key points and widening the roads to allow for safer traffic patterns. Until then -- we all have to be considerate of new visitors seeing their FIRST bison, bear, elk or whatever. Patience is the key. As for the Author of this piece -- her advice is geared toward the visitors she considers impeding her from getting to her OWN photo shoot -- wolves, etc. She can't even abide by her own advice --- she says "Stopping in the road in Yellowstone is illegal, as it is anywhere, but more than that it is rude to other visitors who might need to be somewhere at a certain time, or have other plans for their day".... and later on allows herself to violate the advice she gives the rest of us by saying that she herself stops "in the road to take photos, if no one is behind me, but have found that I need to watch behind me more closely because one of the law enforcement rangers seems to find me every single time." That's a little self-serving. I have a lot of respect for her skills as a photographer -- but find her advice on bison jams unbalanced and serving her own interests. There are all kinds of visitors with varying levels of experience with wildlife. Be safe...and have patience with your fellow visitors...and don't get in Author's way...she has her OWN photos to take -- so get out of her way...she can't be bothered by tourists.
Thanks GrizzlyDan. Have never met a photographer who does not occassionally stop in the road for photo ops when they won't be impeding traffic. None of us are perfect, nor do we do a perfect job of following the rules and so I felt it best to use full-disclosure - I am not perfect. I do, however, attempt to be courteous and respectful by moving out of the way of others, pulling over whenever possible and not blocking traffic. The key is that most people do not realize that it is okay to keep going or to drive around the bison and so many wait and wait for them to move when they would rather be getting to their destination. Enjoy your parks!
Thanks for raising an important topic. These bison, bear and moose jams can be a difficult situation for everyone involved. For visitors who have never seen these animals in the wild, the temptation to stop and look, even if there's no safe place to so, is more than many can resist. In many cases, other drivers caught in such tie-ups aren't sure whether to try to pull around or wait it out. While I understand the reluctance to pave even more of the landscape (and the cost), I agree that in places like Yellowstone, some additional pullouts where the terrain allows them to be placed fairly easily would help.
The result of these roadside wildlife situations can be hazardous to motorists and animals. A few weeks ago, we were in Waterton Lakes N.P. (just across the border from Glacier), when a sow grizzly and two cubs ambled out into the road right in front of us. I was glad I had time to stop and avoid an accident; I put on my flashers to warn a vehicle coming up behind me, and tapped the horn to encourage the bears to proceed.
The second vehicle came up behind us and stopped, but then a third (apparently a "local" based on his Alberta tag) came up behind, and had no intention of waiting. He zoomed around us faster than was prudent and nearly hit the adult bear, who had decided to continue on across the road. A close call for all.
Lesson learned - if you're going to pull out into the "wrong lane" and bypass other vehicles stopped in such jams, do so with caution.
Great point Jim, about using caution when pulling out. It is important to find out why everyone is stopped and make sure passing can be done safely for animals and humans. Sure glad to hear that the bears survived that crossing.
And, I agree about more pullouts and parking. The park recently re-did the Calcite Springs/Tower road where numerous black bears like to hang out with their tiny cubs, which is a huge draw for people. With this in mind, more parking and wider shoulders might have been wise. Also, we have lost many pullouts this year to horse trailers that have their own designated parking areas, which were enlarged, and can park in regular lots as well, while we can not park in their lots when not being utilized. The park service expects us to park properly but we don't have sufficient space to do so.
Are the park roads to be treated like every other public road?
Is it ok for you to cross double yellow lines and cut in front of over 15 cars patiently waiting for the bison to move out of the way? I am a YNP visitor and I have seen you in action, Deby. I suggest anyone that has been in a bison jam taking photos and video review them for evidence of a black Nitro barreling her way through a herd.
I ask you wait your turn and stop trying to own the park. We are all visitors. I know one day I'm going to read about a calf being hit because it came out from between two cars the very moment you raced by. (You don't inch along)
{Ed. note: this comment has been edited in accordance with our code of conduct.}
When John Townsley was superintendent of Yellowstone, he was on the way to an important meeting with a carload of bigwigs. They came across a bear or elk jam and one of the bigwigs suggested they push through it. Townsley just sat and waited. He told the impatient Important Man that most of these people have never seen anything like this and never will see it again. "Let's allow them to enjoy it," he said.
There are times when some frustration bubbles up in me when I hit another jam. But then I remember how very fortunate I am that for me, a once in a lifetime experience has become commonplace.
Hi "ovadue," thanks for your thoughts and comments. Just this morning I came upon a bear jam and encountered some vehicles crossing the double yellow line to go around those that were parked in the road and to get off of the steep, blind curve where there could have easily been a worse accident. Even though my lane was clear I chose to stop and wave the others on through so that they could get away from that curve and they seemed to appreciate my gesture.
If you choose to sit in the bison jams then that is your choice. I choose to do as I have been taught by others to go around if possible and safe, instead of becoming part of the problem in blocking the road. It is apparent that this would be a no win situation for me because going around insults those who are looking to find fault while blocking traffic would insult those who know I have been here for two years and should know better. I am sure that you have noticed the other regular visitors, wolf watchers, law enforcement, maintenance personnel, tour guides, horse trailers, interp rangers, etc., also going around the bison jams. And, most likely have encountered law enforcement using their air horn and announcing over their PA system to keep moving or to go around the bison. We all just try to do the best that we can and, believe me, I do get stuck in many jams for long periods of time. And, winter is coming up and I will be spending a lot of time while waiting for the bison to get down the icy roads, crossing my fingers that none of them slips and falls. Take care.
Lee, I am imagining John Townsley delighting in being out in the park, instead of behind a desk, and enjoying the wildlife. I agree that we should never try to take the joy of the experience away from other visitors but that doesn't mean that we have to participate. Going on and getting out of their way, without saying anything, can be the kind thing to do.
Deby, don't get me wrong. I often ease my way through jams if it's safe to do so. I was just urging patience with other visitors.
But if I ever witnessed a ranger using an air horn or siren to break up a jam, I'd be thoroughly ticked. In my day in the park, if anyone had done that, they'd have been kicking their Stetson down the road. I hope that is still the case.
Lee, it is wise to consistently remind everyone to have patience with other visitors and to remember that so many people will only get one chance to see Yellowstone. I do better some days than others but always come back to the fact that it is much easier to be nice than it is to be mean - takes way less energy.
Yes, the air horns are now used frequently during the animal jams. Not so much in Lamar but once in awhile. But, in Canyon the use of air horns and PA are out of control, in my opinion. In every type of jam - instead of getting out of cars and talking to people directly, they are disturbing everyone by going down the road and talking on the PA. It is quite a racket and seems unprofessional. But, what do I know - those are just my thoughts on the subject. I don't stand out, watching and listening to nature, only to be disturbed by LE speaking over the PA. Maybe the park has determined that this method is the best for crowd control? Feels more like we are at a riot, demonstration or concert than a national park.
I spent a few days in Yellowstone, and I used to take the Bison jams as a minor annoyance, but that was when I could easily get to the park. I was just out there on Sunday in Hayden Valley, and boy was that fun watching not only bison enganging in the rut, but also the tourists. A ranger was at one of the jams, but he wasn't using a PA or an airhorn. Just keeping people from getting gored or stomped by a bull defending his territory. I didn't mind sitting in a bison jam, or even being a part of that experience this time around. Just seeing real bison again was a treat in itself. And the bison and even elk population looks very healthy this year. I have never seen so many bison in the park.


text:
nothing wrong with making photographs close to home, either IN your house or around the yard.
i rarely make it out more than my yard .. or inside ( or down the street ). if i am lucky i go about 6 miles away, but i don't see the point
seeing there is plenty to see and photograph right under my nose.
the other thing to do when im in a rut is something completely different. instead of using a camera, get a couple of oz of cyanotype fluid,
coat some paper or cloth or whatever .. and make some photograms, or use some photo paper and make some lumen or retina prints ..
don't bother with the camera .. and nothing to PRINT so you won't feel guilty ... no film lying around to process, or 1000 negatives to print.
you could always cook dinner ..


text:
|« Back to Article
Clear Falls, Clear Lake secure playoff wins
By Steven Thomson | March 28, 2013 | Updated: March 28, 2013 11:44pm
Photo By Thomas B. Shea
Clear Lake's Rachel Smith and the Falcons controlled the match with Austin, winning 2-0.
Photo By Thomas B. Shea
Clear Falls' Haley Durden, right, and Kira Zapalac celebrate Durden's goal in the Knights' Region III playoff victory over the Dulles Lady Vikings. The win was Clear Falls' first at the Class 5A level.
Check out photos from the games here
MANVEL - District 24-5A teams pulled off a sweep of Thursday's Class 5A Region III girls bi-district doubleheader, with Clear Lake defeating Fort Bend Austin 2-0 and Clear Falls grabbing a 4-0 decision over Dulles.
The opening contest was never in doubt, with Clear Lake dominating possession and controlling the pace of play against Dulles.
Natalie Miroballi accounted for both goals for the Falcons with a penalty kick in the first half and 20-yard blast nine minutes into the second half.
The Bulldogs rarely managed more than a few touches due to intense pressure on the ball by Clear Lake.
"I thought we did a good job," Clear Lake coach Andy Gaworecki said. "In the first half, we controlled the middle third really well. We created chances, but we didn't capitalize on them enough."
District champion Clear Falls had to overcome early nerves to claim its first playoff win on the 5A level.
The Knights sat on a perilous 1-0 lead until scoring three goals in the space of four minutes late in the second half.
Kira Zapalac scored off a crossing pass from Hayley Durden in the 14th minute to give Clear Falls an early lead.
Both teams had a multitude of scoring opportunities before the Knights finally found the spark with a 20-yard shot by Sam Durand in the 68th minute.
Zapalac and Durden followed in quick order to secure the outcome.
"We had 60 minutes of first time in 5A playoffs jitters," Clear Falls coach Andy Schaafs said. "You could see it. It was a matter of calming down on the ball.
"I have so much more confidence going into the second round (after) watching that last 20 minutes.
"I felt that, all in one moment, the team came back and the played the soccer I know they can play."
Steven Thomson is a freelance writer.


text: CORRECTION: Homeowner not related to sex offenderBy The Californian6:11 p.m.April 4, 2010⎙ Print💬 Comments -Reddit✉-Comments A report that ran on page B1 of the March 31 edition of The Californian incorrectly stated that a registered sex offender is living in a Murrieta home owned by his brother. The owner of the Hillsboro Circle home is not related to Brian Brase. We apologize.


text:
Special Correspondent
Age is no barrier in sports. Gayathre Rajam of Madras Club proved this when she won a silver medal in an international triathlon event held in Sri Lanka recently.
In all over there were over 400 participants from more than 35 countries including Australia, Hongkong, South Africa, UK, India, Srilanka, Japan and Korea. Gayathre's success came in the 45-50 years age group. It was only recently that she had returned with two medals in swimming at the Masters meet held in Bangalore.
This time it was the tough sport of triathlon, which involved 1.5 km of swimming in the ocean, 40 km cycling, and 10 km of running, that she found some success.
A mother of three children, Gayathre was a sportsperson in her younger days. She had represented Tamil Nadu State in various events including swimming, hockey and tennis. A yoga exponent, she has been teaching the art for the last five years.
It involved 1.5 km of swimming in the ocean, 40 km cycling, and 10 km of running.


text:
Former 'Guiding Light' Actor Alex Baldeon Launches a Music Career With the Debut Release of a Double Single Available Today September 8th
NEW YORK, Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ — As CBS's long time running daytime drama "Guiding Light" comes to an end on Sept 18 — one of its former actor's Alex Baldeon, is releasing the first single from his forthcoming album today, Tuesday September 8, 2009 – the single titled "Say You Will" will be available for sale along with a Spanish song "Me Enamoro De Ti" both of which were Executive produced by Baldeon and Produced by Pete Massitti – whom has produced and written songs for Julio Iglesias, Hootie and the Blowfish, Danny Wood, Gloria Estefan and Julio Iglesias Jr. Both songs are described as melodic pop/rock songs with romantic lyrics – a sure winner with the ladies.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20090908/NY71601)
Baldeon's release is being electronically distributed throughout the world independently, a movement by many artists today that seek to control and distribute music on their own as many labels have failed to invest in promotion and production for new artists unless they can show labels that they in fact can "make noise" in a very difficult business during difficult economic times. Well if they want "noise" they will get it with Baldeon's releases, he is currently negotiating a couple of soap opera acting roles that have been offered to him in Chile and Mexico – both of which have promised to cross-promote his music on the soap operas or "novelas" as they are called in the Latin countries. Baldeon is also scheduled to make promotional appearances on both TV and Radio stations nationwide.
Later this year the full self titled album will be releases in stores and electronically worldwide. Both singles "Say you Will" and "Me Enamoro De Ti" will be available for purchase today September 8th on i-Tunes, Rhapsody, Amazon and the Billboard online Music Store, links to the online stores as well as more info on promotional appearances can be found on Alex Baldeon's official website www.alexbaldeon.com
SOURCE Alex Baldeon


text:
Aztecs get first win ever in NCAA Tournament
But the team that missed 27 of its first 38 shots finally settled down. D.J. Gay drained a three — his first points in 66-plus minutes — and James Rahon made a three and Rahon made a deep two and Rahon made another three and Billy White followed in a Rahon miss with one of his seven offensive rebounds. That made it 51-35, and you could probably hear the collective exhale back in San Diego.
"Thought we followed the game plan for about 34 minutes," said Northern Colorado coach B.J. Hill, whose team was making its first NCAA Tournament appearance. "Hats off to San Diego State. They're even better in person than what they are on video."
In many respects, it was vintage Aztecs. Stifling defense and only four turnovers kept them in the game when they couldn't shoot. Then shooting (they made six of their final eight three-point attempts) put the game away.
That, and too much Kawhi Leonard.
The sophomore scored SDSU's first eight points — a contested bank shot and a pair of three-pointers — en route to 21 points and his obligatory 10 rebounds. The play Northern Colorado no doubt will be talking about for a while: flying in from the right side to grab a Gay miss and guide it over the rim.
"He's a lottery pick," said Bears forward Chris Kaba, who drew the unenviable defensive assignment. "You can't say too much more about that. … A lot of shots, I was right there and he still just raised up and found a way to get in. He is a very good player. I fully intend to see him in the (NBA) draft."


text:
Bill Sammon, White House correspondent for the Washington Times, discusses his new book "Strategery." Then, actress Natalie Portman on the portrayal of terrorist violence in the controversial new Wachowski brothers film, "V for Vendetta." Finally, Tom Perkins, one of the world's leading venture capitalists, discusses his new novel, "Sex and the Single Zillionaire"
This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.


text:
Kids Korps
The Boys & Girls Club of San Dieguito is excited to merge with Kids Korps to develop a leading youth volunteer initiative. Kids Korps has a rich and impactful history that was originally founded in 1995. Now a part of the Boys & Girls Club of San Dieguito our goal is to initiate a youth/family volunteer movement spreading throughout San Diego County. We are excited to offer our volunteer opportunity calendar in the near future.
The general goals are humble:
1) To assist the community around us in various helpful and/or impactful ways
2) To instill the spirit of volunteerism in our youth.
Kids Korps will specifically focus on connecting youth to volunteerism. By introducing the values of philanthropic efforts and donating a little time and compassion to our community at a young age, we hope our future generations will be motivated to continue a lifelong commitment to volunteerism and/or compassion for other various worldly aspects beyond their individual selves.
If you have any questions or would like to be added to our interest list please email Jaymye Ross at email@example.com


text:
NHL officially cancels Winter Classic
|11.02.12 at 3:36 pm ET
The NHL officially cancelled the 2013 Winter classic shortly after 3 p.m. on Friday. The annual outdoor game was scheduled to be played between the Red Wings and Maple Leafs on Jan. 1 at Michigan Stadium. In a press release announcing the cancellation, the league said that the teams will play in the next Winter Classic.
HBO, who produces the behind-the-scenes series, "NHL 24/7″ had to know by mid-November whether the game would be played so they could film the teams leading up to the annual outdoor game. In addition to losing the Winter Classic, the league has cancelled games through the end of November due to a lack of collective bargaining agreement between the players and owners.
Latest from Bleacher Report
- Brad Marchand's Hot Streak a Big Reason for the Boston Bruins' Recent...
- Prospect Depth Allows BOS to Not Rush Pastrnak
- Seth Griffith Fitting in on the First Line with the Boston Bruins
- Bruins' Depleted Defense Returns to Reality in Loss to Wild
- Bruins' Patrice Bergeron Records 500th Career Point
- Bruins Players Dress Up as 'Frozen' Characters
- Looking at Bruins Defensive Pairings Without Chara


text:
The Bronx News
Local news for The Bronx, NY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
The rumpus in the NPP: A wake-up call to the NDC and President Mahama
Yesterday | GhanaWeb | Comment?
Animals in the news around the globe
Sunday | Reuters | Comment?
Social media reacts to death of gang-loving teen
Sunday | New York Post | Comment?
All-American 'Parts Unknown' May 25 marathon takes Anthony Bourdain back to Massachusetts
Saturday May 23 | MassLive.com | Comment?
Here's What You Should Do in The Bronx This Summer
Friday May 22 | DNAinfo.com | Comment?
Fracking: Progress or Poison?
Environment 362
30 Shocking Celebrities Who Used To Be Smoking Hot
What role do you think humans play in global warming?
Environment 5,586
Man convicted in 1 NY murder pleads guilty to another
Friday May 22 | MyFoxNY | Comment?
14-Year-Old Shot, Killed In The Bronx
Friday May 22 | CBS Local | Comment?
7 New Beer Gardens, Markets and Restaurants to Try on Memorial Day Weekend
Friday May 22 | DNAInfo.com | Comment?
Mount Vernon's Fleetwood Neighborhood Hosts Community Clean-Up Day
Friday May 22 | The Mount Vernon Daily Voice | Comment?
On the Town Welcomes Active Military and Vets for Fleet Week; Check Out Video of Broadway Sailors at
Thursday May 21 | Playbill | Comment?
In new role, Manning is ready to 'uncomplicate' CB 8
Thursday May 21 | The Riverdale Press | Comment?
Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito Sets Timeline on East Harlem Rezoning
Thursday May 21 | DNAinfo.com | Comment?
Watch Tony Nominee Tony Yazbeck & the Cast of On the Town Perform 'New York, New York'
Tuesday May 19 | Broadway | Comment?
Jennifer Lopez wears sheer gown to Billboard Awards
Monday May 18 | Daily Mail | Comment?
DVR Alert - Cast of Broadway's on the Town to Perform on NBC's 'Today', 5/18
Saturday May 16 | BroadwayWorld.com | Comment?
Police: Man Suffers Cardiac Arrest, Dies In Police Custody In The Bronx
Friday May 15 | CBS Local | Comment?
Updated: Mon May 25, 2015 07:32 pm
Copyright © 2015 Topix LLC


text:
Image Unavailable
- Sorry, this item is not available in
- Image not available
- To view this video download Flash Player
|Listen Instantly with Amazon Music
It's All Coming Back To Me Now
"Please retry"
|Other Formats & Versions
|Amazon Price
|New from
|Used from
Audio, Cassette, January 24, 1995
"Please retry"
|1. In My Dreams
|2. Rusty And Blue
|3. Hero
|4. Till It Shines On You
|5. Thousand Roads
|6. Cowboy Movie
|7. Almost Cut My Hair
|8. Deja Vu
|9. Long Time Gone
|10. Wooden Ships
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
Very nice live recording. Looking 4ward 2 catching Mister C's live acoustic performance live when he plays SoFla. Read morePublished 2 days ago by Dee Dee Tee
David Crosby is an amazing singer songwriter. This release It's All Coming Back to Me Now is a live recording that brings to the front the very essents that makes David's music... Read morePublished 6 months ago by Richard Glenn
A REFRESHING LIVE RECORD BY DAVID CROSBY.NICE TAKES ON CSN FAVS AND A COUPLE OF HIS SOLO TRACKS.GREAT WORKOUTS ON DEJA VU,WOODEN SHIPS,ALMOST CUT MY HAIR AND OTHER TRACKS. Read morePublished 15 months ago by music man
This was a magical night back in the early '90's, when David was really feeling good. A great mix of old and new material, played by an outstanding group of musicians.Published 15 months ago by Erik L.
Can't believe I never own this album. Its like hearing CSNY fresh and new. A must have for your classic music collection.Published 19 months ago by Hector
Great Album with some fantastic musicians playing. Crosby does a good job and Mike Finnegan does his usual fantastic job on vocals and the B-3Published on December 20, 2012 by steve morgan
one of his best cd's ever. with cris robinson, jeff pevar(davids son) great music throughtout. graham nash makes it even better.would recommend this to anyone who likes csny.Published on October 10, 2012 by bert56
David Crosby is fantastic! He sounds better now than he did when this was done, but still this is a great live album! Read morePublished on October 5, 2012 by seabiscuit1958


text:
Nathan Richmond built an almond tower seven almonds in height.
Dave Thompson hoovered 21 almonds into a cup in 30 seconds using just his mouth. He set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day.
By clicking "create account", you agree that you've read and understand the
Terms of Use