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RYE N.Y. – Hundreds from the Rye community braved the rain on Sunday night to show their support and sympathy at a candlelight vigil on the Village Green for the victims of Friday's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Mayor Douglas French conducted the vigil from the steps of City Hall, where he read the names of the 26 victims killed at Sandy Hook Elementary, and led a moment of silence.
Standing alongside the mayor were several local religious leaders, including the Rev. Canon Susan Harriss from Christ's Church, Rabbi Daniel Gropper from Community Synagogue, the Rev. Craig Higgins from Trinity Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Dan Love from Rye Presbyterian Church, all of whom led the assembly in prayer.
"A piece of us was lost on Friday when we all got the news, and when we look at the pictures and see that it's a small town like Rye, I think that everybody around town felt that we had to do something collectively to come together" said French. "Everybody just feels a tremendous loss for the people in Newtown, and we want to be here for them."
Craig Chapman, associate pastor at Trinity Presbyterian, said after the vigil "Our hearts are broken. We can't imagine this unimaginable act." Echoing French's statement, he added "It touches us because this community where this is happening seems so much like our own…we wish there was something we could do, more than pray for them."
After the vigil, community members filed into the City Hall lobby, where they wrote their condolences on an oversized canvas, which will be sent to Newtown.
Eleanor Militana, an employee at the City Manager's Office, also described her emotions after Friday. "I'm a mother of three, but even if you didn't have children, I think people were just so saddened by the innocent loss of life."
As for the remarkable speed with which the vigil was planned, Militana added "we actually sent emails back and forth last night, just all coming together thinking we need to do something to come together as a community, and to show our support for Newtown, Conn."
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Born in Canaseraga, N.Y., on Aug. 28, 1918, he came to Lake Wales from North Tonawanda, N.Y., 26 years ago. He was a retired steam fitter for Durez Plastics in New York. He was an Army veteran of World War II and served in the Southern Philippines and Western Pacific campaigns. He received two Purple Hearts and the Bronze Star. He was a Protestant.
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The County Fair
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The annual County Fair sparks a flurry of activity and brings some surprising secrets to light in this heartwarming conclusion to Katherine Valentine's beloved Dorsetville series.
It's the end of summer and Dorsetville folks are busier than bees. Days are filled from dawn to sunset with last-minute chores, while the women struggle to find time to prepare their special dishes in hopes of winning a coveted blue ribbon at the annual County Fair. As opening day of the fair draws near, folks have plenty to occupy their minds as well. Much to the chagrin of Father James, he has been chosen to help judge the apple pie contest; Matthew Metcalf worries about how to keep his girlfriend and pay for college at the same time; the Petersons welcome a long-awaited and newly adopted baby; and Hudson, Marion Holmes's butler, hopes to give his beloved employer a new reason to live by researching the parentage of a young boy who has just arrived in town along with the fair. The boy is a carbon copy of Marion's deceased son, William. Could he be the product of an old love affair between William and a girl whose uncle once owned a carnival? Before this mystery can be solved, however, the sheriff and the FBI must figure out before it's too late that the owner of the fair is planning to risk the lives of the fairgoers in order to hide a major drug deal he is taking part in.
THE COUNTY FAIR is a wonderful continuation of the Dorsetville series, where good friends are never farther away than a handshake and God's intervention is as close as a prayer.
KATHERINE VALENTINE is the author of A Miracle for St. Cecilia's (winner of honorable mention by the Catholic Press Association), A Gathering of Angels (winner of a Popular Presentation Award of the Catholic Faith from the Catholic Press Association), Grace Will Lead Me Home, and On a Wing and a Prayer.


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- Hundreds of people marched in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, on Wednesday to mark the 50th anniversary of Freedom Day. On Jan. 22, 1964, Fannie Lou Hamer and other civil rights activists marched around the Forrest County Courthouse in support of black voting rights. The rally was the beginning of a historic year in Mississippi. Months later, civil rights groups launched Freedom Summer. More than 1,000 out-of-state volunteers traveled to Mississippi...January 23, 2014 | Story
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The actor, 57, stopped by Access Hollywood Live on Tuesday, where he talked about expanding his family to the size of a baseball team.
"I think we'll have at least two more, if not three or four," the actor told Billy Bush and Kit Hoover. "I think it's a great way to live a life."
Kelsey is already dad to son Jude, 7, and daughter Mason, 10, with "Real Housewives" star Camille Grammer; Greer, 20, with Barrie Buckner, and Spencer, 28, with Doreen Alderman. He's also grandfather to Spencer's son Emmett, 3 months.
"I figure it's a about a million a kid now," he continued, of the rising costs of raising a child.
The actor explained that he's heavily involved in his latest child's life and is there to help out Kayte, 31, a former flight attendant, who he met while traveling to England.
"I think I'm more available than I had been previously… I'm there, more present with the child," he told Billy and Kit.
And that includes getting down and dirty.
"We don't have nannies and stuff like that," the TV star said. "I'm doing it all… I'm doing a lot of the changing [of diapers.]"
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Antec CP-1000 Demonstrated its Stability and Performance by World's Top Overclockers at MSI MOA 2009!
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The global overclocking competition, MSI's MOA Global Overclocking Final Competition was opened in Beijing, China on 29th August, 2009. With Antec CP-1000, a 1000W power supply with stable and high quality output, MSI MOA grand final was successfully closed with the Swedish beating world's other competitors (wPrime 1024M: 139.791 secs; 3DMark Vantage: 18745 pts) to win the honor of being the MOA 2009 champions!
Antec CP-1000 passed through the MSI MOA severe overclocking competition and demonstrated its stability and high quality performance by 20 world's best overclocking teams with passional enthusiasm from 17 different countries in public. "I am excited to announce that the overclockers today in MSI MOA grand final are the first to experience the power of Antec CP-1000 in front of the public." Antec marketing manager Stephen Bai said in his speech. By breaking the mold of standardized power supply size restrictions, the CP-1000 with better design and layout is able to provide an excellent price-to-performance ratio. A silent rear 120mm Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) fan and dual PCB layout of Antec CP-1000 also ensure optimal cooling performance and reliability. Antec CP-1000 is fully compatible Antec's most cutting-edge Gamer and Performance One enclosures, including the Twelve Hundred, P183 and P193. The outstanding performance and friendly price make Antec CP-1000 the best power supply for enthusiasts.
Antec CP-1000 demonstrated its powerful and stable performance to the public itself. With high quality performance and great C/P value, Antec CP-1000 will definitely worth the wait.
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Workman, Alred to wed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Workman of Sledge announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Katrina Lauren, to Brett Hamilton Alred, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Alred of Marks. The bride elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Workman, Jr. of Sledge and Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Parker of Crenshaw. The prospective groom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Alred of Marks and Mrs. Mildred Fairley and the late Douglas Fairley of Greenwood.
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I am trying to get Iup working in Lua. I have successfully installed and run iup in C, but I have an embedded lua interpreter in my gui and it would be helpful to be able to load dialogs from the interpreter. however, when I attempt to execute
require("iuplua"), I get the following error:
> require("iuplua")
stdin:1: module 'iuplua' not found:
no field package.preload['iuplua']
no file './iuplua.lua'
no file '/usr/local/share/lua/5.1/iuplua.lua'
no file '/usr/local/share/lua/5.1/iuplua/init.lua'
no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/iuplua.lua'
no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/iuplua/init.lua'
no file '/usr/share/lua/5.1/iuplua.lua'
no file '/usr/share/lua/5.1/iuplua/init.lua'
no file './iuplua.so'
no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/iuplua.so'
no file '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lua/5.1/iuplua.so'
no file '/usr/lib/lua/5.1/iuplua.so'
no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/loadall.so'
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'require'
stdin:1: in main chunk
I assume this is because the Lua library for iup is not properly installed. I attempted to move directly into a directory that contained the
iuplua.lua file and tried again, and got:
> require("iuplua")
./iuplua.lua:6: attempt to index global 'iup' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
./iuplua.lua:6: in main chunk
[C]: in function 'require'
stdin:1: in main chunk
which seems to imply errors in the
iuplua.lua file. I installed iup by downloading the binaries from sourceforge (I did not compile from source), and installed lua 5.1 (5.1 is required for my project. please dont recommend and upgrade to 5.2) from the apt repository. I am running Mint 13.
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Posted in Disc Reviews by David Annandale on November 21st, 2003
Ben Affleck plays the title character, a none-too-bright mob goon ordered to kidnap theautistic son of a federal prosecutor. Jennifer Lopez is the considerably brighter and lesbian mobenforcer ordered to team up with Gigli to make sure nothing goes wrong. Sound like a promisingset up for a romantic comedy? Apparently, the movie doesn't think so either, as it doesn't playlike a romantic comedy. In fact, the film doesn't seem to have to the faintest idea as to what the…
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The new issue of Words Without Borders is now available online, and this month's theme is "Reversals":
We're prolonging summer with another month of flip-flops, as international writers contemplate the reversals of various fortunes. On the air in Sarajevo and under the radar in São Paulo, in chilly garrets and overheated classrooms, tables turn, lives go topsy-turvy, and the only order is "About-face!"
Some great authors featured in this issue, including Farewell to the Queue by Vladimir Sorokin (this is an afterword to The Queue, which is coming out this fall from NYRB, and which is fantastic), The Model by Danilo Kis, and Justice Unbalanced by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis (I love, love, love repeating Machado de Assis's name . . . just rolls off the tongue in a exotic, fun way).
There's also an excerpt from Suzane Adam's Laundry, which recently came out from Autumn Hill Books, and a review of Ana Maria Shua's Quick Fix, from the ever interesting, White Pine Press.
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18 Arizona through the art of the West. Open House. The Valley of Lights Prescott's Courthouse Plaza in neighboring Prescott Valley has is the pivot around which the town become a holiday favorite attract- was designed and built. Today ing visitors from all over Arizona. quaint boutiques, fantastic res- The Prescott area positively taurants and an eclectic array of lights up and opens its doors for galleries featuring local, regional all to enjoy the sights and sounds and national artists surround this of the holiday season. famous landmark. The combination of Prescott's The historic haunts (some history and cultural heritage along rumored to be haunted) of the with new area developments, famous, not-so famous and the create a fascinating destination. infamous, line Whiskey Row For more information visit the on the west side of Courthouse Prescott area web site at www. Square. The Palace Saloon, visit-prescott.com or call the also on the National Register of Prescott Chamber of Com- Historic Places, serves libations merce at (800) 266-7534 or www. on the same bar that served Doc prescott.org Desert (photo courtesy Quartzsite Business Chamber of Commerce) Holiday and Wyatt Earp. Performing and visual arts play PRESCOTT VALLEY College and Embry Riddle Aero- Hill, which was once used in he- a large part in the fiber of this high Nestled in a broad, scenic val- nautical University and the world liograph communications. desert community. 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Ratings based on 46 Guest Reviews
Hear it directly from our travelers
4.5 Room cleanliness
4.2 Service & staff
4.4 Room comfort
4.4 Hotel condition
TRAVELOCITY GUEST REVIEWSHear it directly from our travelers
for Couplesby A traveler from PA
It is it's own world.Posted Jul 2, 2015
Pros: The staff was over the top friendly!!
Cons: Room temperature was too high!!
Location: In the niddle of the Vegas Strip. Close to shows, restaurants, and shopping.
The Bellagio is a beautiful facility. The pool area is a world all its own. The staff is very friendly and courteous. A couple things that were not great--we could not get our room temperature below 70 degrees and the original room we were given was not cleaned--the hotel immediately moved us to a new room.
for Everyoneby A traveler from Nebraska
Posted Jun 26, 2015
Pros: We loved the private pool and day bed! The service was great along with providing iced towels and cucumbers on a 110 degree day!
Cons: Travelocity and Bellagio need to be on the same page when taking reservations for four people in one room. Coffee makers are needed in all rooms.
We stayed at the Bellagio for a Sisters' Weekend. When we checked in, we were told that we had a King room rather than the 2 Queen reservation made through Travelocity. This had been a conversation with Travelocity when I made the reservation as all four of us wanted to stay in the same room. The Bellagio staff member stated that Travelocity should have set the reservation for 4 adults instead of just 2 adults (as Travelocity told me they needed to do). The Bellagio staff member eventually was able to find us a room with two queens, however, her attitude left a lot to be desired. On the other hand, the rest of the staff members that we came into contact with were quite friendly and helpful. We spent one day at the private pool with a day bed---a most enjoyable experience and our favorite time of our whole Vegas trip! While the room was comfortable and spacious, our one complaint is that there are no coffee makers in the rooms. It seems a little ridiculous that an expensive hotel would not provide coffee makers while most other hotels do provide that service. The Bellagio is a beautiful hotel with many extras!
for Everyoneby A traveler from Houma, Louisiana
Vegas is the best.Posted Jun 19, 2015
We had a blast. The Bellagio was a great choice. A great vacation at a great price.
for Everyoneby A traveler from Los Angeles
Great room with a deluxe fountain viewPosted May 15, 2015
Cons: No coffee maker
Really had a fun time and enjoyed the fountain view .
for Everyoneby A traveler
Great place to stay in Vegas.Posted May 13, 2015
Excellent property to stay at. The restaurants were great. The pool was very crowded you must go early around 10 am to get a seat. The pool is not the party place but a relaxed setting with great pool service for drinks and food. The buffet is excellent and had stayed consistent year after year. I go there every Sunday before leaving for home every time I go to Vegas.
for Everyoneby A traveler from Boston
Excellent hotelPosted May 5, 2015
Pros: The fountains at night are impressive and fun to watch. Rental car service right at the hotel very convient.
Cons: We would have appreciated a smoke free area in the casino as it gets very smoky. Check in is too long and concierge is almost impossible to get to.
Location: Conveniently located across from a shopping mall and next door to Caesar's Palace. We walked to Paris across the street and many other hotels.
We loved the Bellagio. The staff is very friendly and the room was beautiful with a large shower with a seat in it. There are 5 pools outside and the beautiful conservatory.
for Couplesby A traveler from Phoenix
Doesn't get much better than the BellagioPosted Apr 21, 2015
Pros: Most everything
Cons: maybe less overbooking
Location: everything its very central on the strip
After getting in late to the hotel the room I was promised was not available. I was given a 2 queen room instead of the single king. Since I'm 6'6 and my wife is 5'11 that doesn't work and def not on our anniversary. We were given the option of a smoking room which we took. Smelled terrible view was amazing. We didn't stay in the room other than to sleep so we dealt with the setback. Other than that the staff was great. Food was great. Centrally located.
for Everyoneby A traveler from Branford, ct
Beautiful hotelPosted Apr 21, 2015
A bit of a glitch when checking in with an extremely long wait. Once we got through that, it was a wonderful experience. Polite & helpful staff, well maintained hotel. We had a late flight home & we were offered later check out for a $100+Fee which I refused. I was offered 1 additional hour and was not informed of an additional fee. Upon returning home I found out we were charged $17+for this one hour. Stay was great but this was not acceptable.
by A traveler from La.
room comfortPosted Apr 1, 2015
Pros: Very nice place clean
Cons: Room comfort sucks.
Location: Lots to see and do near by it's Vegas
I had four rooms for me and my guest and they all complained about how warm the rooms were at night. They lock the A/C controls so can not go below a predetermined setting and they do not let you go below. Would not go back there because of that to uncomfortable.
for Everyoneby A traveler from hawaii
Very nice hotelPosted Mar 31, 2015
Pros: Everything
Cons: N/a
Location: Very convenient
This hotel was very satisfying and comfortable! Very safe and clean! I would definitely go back and stay at this hotel.


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The Golden Temple of the Sikh religion is made of masonry, marble, wood, gold, copper and ivory. It is also inlaid with glass and valuable jewels. The temple is in the city of Amritsar in northern India, sharing a border with Pakistan.Know More
The temple has an estimated 1,653 pounds in gilding on the dome, which is in the form of a lotus leaf. A lake with fish that keeps the water clean surrounds the temple. Inside the temple is a sacred pool of water, the Amrit Sarovar or Pool of Nectar, after which Amritsar is named.
The Golden Temple is called Harmandir Sahib in the Punjabi language and is the holiest shrine for Sikhs. Construction began in 1574 and was completed in 1601. It was sacked in the 1760s and rebuilt.Learn more about Religion
There are several names for Chinese temples, and they are generally based on the religion with which each temple is affiliated. Buddhist temples alone are known as pagodas and grottos and are called Ta and Shiku respectively.Full Answer >
As opposed to other Christian faiths, the United Methodist Church assigns a pastor through a process where the Bishop of the area is ultimately responsible for assigning pastors to their churches; the appointments are made at the Annual Conference held in June by the district superintendent after consultation with the church's Staff-Parish Relations Committee and the Pastor. The process was created at the onset of the church by its founder, John Wesley, so that every church had a pastor and every pastor had a church.Full Answer >
Wood fire ovens can be made of masonry (stone, brick and tile), cast iron, clay and other ceramics, adobe or cob. Each of these materials has been used for making ovens for hundreds of years. Cast iron is a relative latecomer, being first used for ovens in the 1700s.Full Answer >
The Golden Temple started being built in 1589, and was completed in 1601. The temple is known by several names in Sikhism including "Sri Harmandir Sahib," which means "Temple of God."Full Answer >


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Wireless pioneer John Stanton wants Haiti to be 'copper free'
John Stanton, the wireless pioneer who now runs the Seattle area venture capital firm Trilogy Partners, sees an opportunity to do something bold in impoverished Haiti. The co-founder of VoiceStream Wireless and Western Wireless wants the earthquake-ravaged country to give up on the idea of building a traditional landline phone network and invest entirely in wireless.
Of course, Stanton has an interest in seeing Haiti become the first all-wireless country. His company, Trilogy International Partners, owns the second largest wireless company in the country. Stanton also is a board member at Clearwire, whose WiMax network could be a natural fit for a place like Haiti. But the Bellevue native's interest goes beyond the business world, with the wireless entrepreneur saying in remarks at the CTIA Wireless conference in Las Vegas today that Haiti has become a passion. And, in his view, there's an opportunity for wireless infrastructure to form the "foundation for a new economy."
"We see Haiti as a model for information and communications services in the 21st century. Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, can be the first 'copper free' country in the world," said Stanton in prepared remarks. "Haiti can have a first class telecom infrastructure without landline service – based completely on wireless technology. Our vision in re-building Haiti is to 'leapfrog' older technologies and create the basic platform – a wireless platform -- which will stimulate commerce at an accelerated pace and help stabilize a devastated country."
Stanton, who previously co-founded VoiceStream Wireless and Western Wireless, first invested in Haiti's wireless network in 1997. Now, the wireless company Voila employs 571 people with another 15,000 people indirectly employed in the country.
More on Stanton's plan from The Washington Post, with the wireless exec saying that Voila would invest up to $100 million in the country if more spectrum became available. However, the Post notes that the wireless network might be a good short-term strategy, but might not fly down the road since bandwidth-heavy tasks might not work well on an all-wireless network.


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A handout picture released by the Iraqi Prime Minister's media office shows Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki (C) attending the funeral of Iraqi army commander of the 6th division, Major General Najm Abdullah al-Sudani, who was killed by "hostile shelling" west of the Iraqi capital on July 7, 2014. "AFP PHOTO / HO / IRAQI PRIME MINISTER'S MEDIA OFFICE"
BAGHDAD: Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki Wednesday accused Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region of harboring jihadists, further ratcheting up tensions despite calls for leaders to unite against a Sunni militant offensive.
A jihadist-led offensive that started a month ago and overran swathes of five provinces north and west of Baghdad has displaced hundreds of thousands and heaped pressure on Maliki as he bids for a third term.
But he potentially damaged his efforts to retain the post by turning on Kurdish leaders based in the northern city of Irbil and accusing them of hosting militant groups behind the onslaught.
"Honestly, we cannot be silent over this and we cannot be silent over Irbil being a headquarters for Daesh, and the Baath, and Al-Qaeda and terrorist operations," Maliki said on television, without elaborating.
Daesh is the former Arabic acronym for the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria militant group, which Kurdish forces are in fact fighting against in the north, while Baath refers to the banned party of executed dictator Saddam Hussein, whose regime killed tens of thousands of Kurds.
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Maliki's remarks were the latest example of persistent disunity among politicians despite calls from international powers and influential preachers for Iraq's leaders to form a government, more than two months after elections.
A parliamentary session last week ended in disarray as lawmakers traded heckles and threats and walked out.
Leaders typically agree key positions in a package, with the post of speaker generally going to a Sunni Arab, the premiership to a Shiite Arab and the presidency to a Kurd.
Despite telling AFP in 2011 that he would not seek a third term, Maliki vowed last week he would not bow to mounting pressure to step aside and allow a broader consensus government.
In a statement late Tuesday, Massoud Barzani, leader of the Iraqi Kurdish autonomous region, launched a withering attack on Maliki, saying his eight years in office had brought disaster to Iraq and set the stage for its latest conflict.
"Today a dangerous precedent is being set, of feeding a chauvinistic campaign of ethnic hatred based on the distortion of reality ... to serve political objectives and narrow partisan interests of the person who has caused Iraq to be led from failure to failure and crisis to crisis," he said.
"We have said we are not prepared under any circumstances to accept for our will to be bent, and go back to square one and face what reminds us of the policies that drowned Kurdistan in seas of the blood of its civilians and turned their homeland to ruins and mass graves," Barzani said in his statement, referring to years of oppression under Hussein.
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Nominations for award sought
SIMI VALLEY — The First Ladies of Simi Valley Hospital Foundation seek nominations from local organizations for the 2010 Woman of the Year award.
The award will be given April 16 at the Hats Off to Women Luncheon and Fashion Show at the House of the Book building on the Brandeis-Bardin campus at American Jewish University in Simi.
Hats Off to Women raises funds for hospital community outreach projects. This year funds will be earmarked for the Emergency Department expansion.
Every year First Ladies of Simi Valley Hospital Foundation honors one woman from a local business or organization that gives of her time, talents and treasures to a local organization that benefits the community.
Nominees must work or reside in Simi Valley or Moorpark. All nominees will be considered and one will be selected as the Woman of the Year by a panel of judges. Nominations must be submitted by Feb. 19.
Nominations can be mailed to Simi Valley Hospital Foundation, 2975 N. Sycamore Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065 or faxed to 955-6671.
Nomination forms can be downloaded from the hospital's Web site at http://www.simivalleyhospital.com.
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