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Braves Supporting the Brave
To kick off Armed Forces Month, we dedicated our Braves Care front office volunteer event to our friends in the military by serving lunch at the USO of Georgia and by collecting items for troops returning home from overseas.
On Friday, May 1, we started our day off at the USO of Georgia facility at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson airport preparing for the arrival of new soldiers returning home from basic training. The USO of Georgia is a private, nonprofit organization that provides morale, welfare and recreation services to military personnel and their families. They are open every day for soldiers who are passing through the Atlanta airport to stop in and have a hot meal and a quiet place to regroup. Every Friday, the USO anticipates the arrival of a few hundred brand new soldiers from Fort Benning in Columbus, GA headed to their next destination. These young men and women spend 14 weeks at basic training with little to no interaction with the outside world.
We were so excited when the first bus arrived that Friday morning from basic training, as we waited for them with "Welcome Home" signs. It was evident that they had not had access to electronics or the simplest things like caffeine as they rushed off the buses and straight to the newsstands in the airport to grab a soda and snacks. As we caught up with them, we directed them upstairs to the USO facility where Braves front office staff and Braves alumni, Johnny Estrada, were serving sandwiches for lunch. Johnny was happy to sign autographs for all of the service men and women and visit with them while they readjusted to civilian life.
As the facility filled up with young gentlemen in their dress blues, we unleashed another surprise on them… Braves player Jonny Gomes would also be joining them for lunch. Gomes accompanied by his wife Kristi, who happens to be a from military family, signed autographs and took photos. Many of the soldiers gathered in the USO conference room with Gomes and Estrada for a Q&A. The Gomes' even delivered the cutest thank you cards for the soldiers that their kids made at home!
This was one of the most fun and rewarding Braves Care events, as we got to talk to and serve so many truly courageous young men.
In celebration of Armed Forces Month, that weekend we collected items outside of the ballpark for the USO to use at their facility. Fans brought everything from paper products and utensils to fruit snacks and granola bars. The USO uses all of these items to serve soldiers when they stop in on their journey either back home from deployment or to their next post from basic training.
We have the pleasure of partnering with the USO on different occasions throughout the year through our military outreach efforts, and we always enjoy working with them. For more information about how you can get involved in the USO's outreach efforts, visit www.usogeorgia.org.
"Jocks vs Joes" –Braves Annual Holiday BaseBowl Bash
For the 5th year in a row, we continued our commitment of honoring local military families with our annual Holiday BaseBowl Bash. Over 100 servicemen and women along with their families were invited to participate in an afternoon of bowling, games, food and fun at Midtown Bowl on December 6.
Braves pitcher David Hale, pitching Coach Roger McDowell, Braves Alumni Marty Perez, Jim Nash, Johnny Estrada and Greg McMichael were there to spend some quality time with the families, sign autographs, and spread holiday cheer.
We kicked off the party with a special check presentation to five deserving military-supportive charities. Throughout the 2014 season, five Braves home games were dedicated to honoring the various branches of the military. The Braves players wore their red military appreciation jerseys during each of those games and their jerseys were then auctioned online to benefit the following charities: Wounded Warrior Project, BraveHeart: Welcome Back Veterans Southeast Initiative, United Military Care, SHARE Military Initiative at Shepherd Center, and the USO. With the support from Braves Country, we were able to raise more than $27,000 for these groups!
Much to our surprise, the Atlanta Braves Foundation received a special recognition award our support from the USO President & CEO, Mary Lou Austin and Chairman General Tom Wessels.
After the formalities, bowling commenced and the fun began! Prizes were awarded to the top overall male and female scores. A special drawing was held for five lucky military members to bowl against five Braves in a "Jocks vs. Joes" bowling contest . It was a very close game, but this year, the Jocks escaped with the win!
This event was a success due in large part to the Braves front office staff and the Braves 400 Club members who volunteered and helped distribute goodie bags and various prizes that were awarded throughout the afternoon.
We love hosting this event each year because it allows us to thank the military service men and women, and their families, for all of their sacrifice and dedication to our great country.
The families were appreciative and thankful for the opportunity to participate. A special thanks goes out to Midtown Bowl for hosting us again this year as well as to our Braves fans for the continued support of the Atlanta Braves, the Atlanta Braves Foundation, and the support of our military.
Happy Holidays from our Braves Family to yours!
Braves Unveil New Military Appreciation Jersey
The Braves recently held a press conference to unveil a new military appreciation jersey that the team will wear this season.
Team President John Schuerholz, Braves Manger Fredi Gonzalez and first baseman Freddie Freeman unveiled the newest addition to the Braves on-field wardrobe. The Braves were honored to present the first of these authentic jerseys to General Jim Butterworth from the Georgia National Guard and Army veteran Vondell Brown of the Wounded Warrior Project.
The jersey will be worn for special home games when the team is honoring the nation's service men and women. This new jersey is similar to the red jersey as seen in seasons past, however this it will feature white stars inside of the blue Braves logo across the chest and have an American flag patch on the left sleeve.
Authentic replica jerseys will also be sold at Turner Field and at the Clubhouse Store at the CNN Center with a portion of the proceeds going to the Wounded Warrior Project.
"We have always supported and recognized our armed forces through various events and community outreach initiatives," Braves President John Schuerholz said. "By creating this new military appreciation jersey, we can bring more attention to them while also supporting very deserving organizations who will benefit from the auctions and sales of the jerseys."
The team will wear these special jerseys during the following games:
April 26 vs. Cincinnati Reds – Military Family Night
June 13 Los Angeles Angels – United States Army Anniversary
July 26 San Diego Padres – United States Marines Celebration
August 30 Miami Marlins – United States Navy Celebration
September 19 New York Mets – United States Air Force Anniversary
Each game worn jersey will then be autographed by your favorite players and auctioned online to benefit our military partner charities including the USO, the Wounded Warrior Project, United Military Care, Inc., Shepherd Center's SHARE Military Initiative and BraveHeart: Welcome Back Veterans Southeast Initiative.
Be sure to visit braves.com to place your bid and support our soldiers and their families!
Military Appreciation in Braves Country
On Saturday, May 18th the Atlanta Braves honored the United States Military and Armed Forces as they took on the Los Angeles Dodgers. The day included a pregame, VIP tour for a group of wounded military veterans and pregame ceremonies. For those not participating in the on-field and pregame activities, a ticket special was also offered to all of those who had a valid military ID.
As far as pregame ceremonies go, this one definitely gave those in attendance goosebumps. The Braves had over 100 military members holding an American flag across the outfield and lining the base paths with players from both the Braves and Dodgers for the National Anthem. Atlanta Braves game day staff that had served in the military held special stars representing each branch.
Along with providing these experiences, the Braves have partnered with Emory University to create BraveHeart. BraveHeart offers veterans and veteran families free mental health services including anonymous online screenings, educational outreach, and clinical care coordination for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). These services have been made available for those in Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama. These representatives were on site for Saturday's game.
For more information on BraveHeart, check out the interview with Executive Director Dr. Barbara Rothbaum below or visit their website here!
2013 Braves Country Caravan Recap
The Atlanta Braves launched the 2013 Braves Country Caravan by traveling to various locations in Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama. Throughout this two week trip, the Braves players, coaches, alumni, broadcasters and staff made several community outreach stops along the way.
Two stops were special visits to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and to the University of Alabama's Children's Hospital in Birmingham. Braves players had an opportunity to play games and spend time with many of the children. The smiles on the faces of those kids spoke volumes to the impact that the Braves organization has on the southeast region of our country, better known as BRAVES COUNTRY!
Our stop at Clay National Guard, located at Dobbins Air Force Base, served as a special Braves send off for units preparing to deploy to Afghanistan. The team toured the joint operations center and saw how the National Guard helps respond to disasters in the Southeast, and then they made their way to the drill hall to greet a larger audience of soldiers and their families. The team was greeted by the 116th Army Guard Band playing the Braves chop and Take Me Out to the Ballgame, followed by a Q&A session, autographs and pictures.
To further demonstrate our gratitude to service men and women, we visited the Charlie Norwood Veterans Affairs Hospital in Augusta, Georgia. After signing autographs, Freddie Freeman, Tyler Pastornicky, and JR Graham took on the challenge of the mountain climbing wall. This really gave everyone a greater appreciation for the rehabilitation efforts of the veterans at this hospital.
Next, the Braves family visited students at the DeKalb PATH Academy here in Atlanta and at Liberty High School in Liberty, SC. At the DeKalb PATH Academy, Hall of Famer Don Sutton and Bill Nigut, CEO of the Anti Defamtion League led the discussion on bullying. Don Sutton, Fredi Gonzalez, Brian Snitker, Freddie Freeman, and Tyler Pastornicky added their signatures to a "No Place for Hate" Resolution by placing their handprints and signatures on the gymnasium wall. At Liberty High School, we had the pleasure of speaking with local middle and high school baseball and softball players. The students were excited to hear from Terry Pendleton, Chip Carey, Brandon Beachy, and Sean Gilmartin and wanted to know more about life in the big leagues, influential people in their lives and what they would have done if they were not baseball players.
One of the most interactive and rewarding stops on the Caravan was our visit to Atlanta's City of Refuge, an organization that provides resources and assistance to those who are less fortunate. Jason Heyward, Dan Uggla, Brian McCann, Paul Yanish, Reed Johnson, and Cory Gearrin spent time with the pre-schoolers then put their skills to work in the kitchen as they helped prepare and serve lunch to the residents. The Tomahawk Team even joined in by serving beverages and dessert!
The 2013 Braves Country Caravan was huge a success! The southeast always has been and always will be … BRAVES COUNTRY!!!!


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Some things I love (in no particular order)... my family, my friends, wine, classes at Equinox or Soul Cycle, cooking, karaoke, Penn State and Giants football, my students (I teach kindergarten), live music, avocados, good conversation, silly jokes, all furry animals, the beach, cute wine bars/lounges, glitter, zog sports kickball/cornhole, meeting new people, 80's dance parties. I've lived in the city since I graduated from Penn State and grew up originally in northern NJ and now live on the UES. And of course I love to travel - this year I went to New Orleans, Florida & Nashville (my favorite one!). Looking forward to some beach trips this summer. Anything else about me, feel free to ask! What I'm looking for.... Basically my partner in crime! I'd say the most important quality is someone is a great sense of humor. Someone to explore the city with, laugh with, and have a great time with. Something more serious (rather than serial dating) - not immediately, of course, but if things work out. If you're allergic to cats, dogs, or fun, you're probably not for me - I'm an animal lover with two cats and I puppy sit my sister and her husband's puppy often. A guy who doesn't hate country music is also a plus, but not a necessity. So if you actually read this far - shoot me a message already! :) P.S. Sorry - but I'm not interested in dating people who live far outside of NYC (if the subway or path train won't take me close to your home and/or it takes me well over an hour to get to where you live, it probably won't work for me right now.)
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Aerobics, Cycling, Dancing, Running, Skiing, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats
No, I'm not a "cat lady" haha.. but I did get talked into getting 2 cats by the lady at the aspca when I was in grad school. They're nice ones and I love pretty much all animals.
Montauk, LBI, Fire Island, Miami, the Caribbean, Mexico, Europe, Hunter In NYC (in no particular order).. Penrose, Blue Water Grill, Village Tavern, Flex Mussels, The Dutch, Uva, Clinton Hall, Boat Basin, Westville, Beyaglu, etc...
Penn State University Park, University Park, PA
Music: Country (don't hate) and basically anything I can dance around to Food: Seafood, Thai, Sushi, Italian Wine: Rose in summertime, Sauvignon Blanc, Malbec, Pinot Grigio TV Shows: Game of Thrones, Homeland, Walking Dead (weird, I know)
I like to go out with my friends on the weekends, and de-stress with a spin or weights class at the gym (or a soul cycle class!) In the summer I love heading to the beach, and I also love to ski in the winter.
Game of thrones series... Promise to try not to give away any spoilers if you watch the show too. :)
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Have fun in the snow with this adorable Ice Skating Reindeer Decoration. Place this cutie on your mantel or kitchen table during the holiday season. DIY Christmas crafts are a great excuse to show off your spirit and excitement. Best of all, DIY Christmas decorations help you save money and focus on the most wonderful time of the year. In fact, this adorable reindeer will boost your mood and keep you smiling. Using polymer clay, you can create a one-of-a-kind creature that's simply adorable. Polymer clay is perfect for beginners and kids, so the whole family can enjoy this project together.
- FIMO Soft Polymer clay — Caramel, Cherry Red, White, Black, Sahara
- AMACO WireForm Craft Wire — 22 gauge aluminum
- Small black beads without holes
- Crystal colored glitter
- 3" Circle Mirror
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- Craft Knife
- Flatten White FIMO on the #5 setting on pasta machine. Place mirror in center and cut out around leaving 1/4" border. Roll additional White FIMO into a log, 1/4" in diameter, and wrap around over edges of mirror. Trim white clay. Make indentations around border with thumb to create the look of snow. Sprinkle "snow" with glitter.
- Shape a 1" ball of caramel into a tapered log for body. Shape four 1/2" caramel balls into tapered logs. Gently press thick end with thumb creating foot. Press legs to body. Flatten four 1/2" black balls. Press on bottom of each foot.
- Shape wire into ice skate shape. Press in bottom of each foot.
- Marble red and white clay then flatten. Cut a strip 1/2" wide and wrap around neck area. Trim. Add streamers from this strip.
- Shape a 1" ball of caramel into a rounded triangle and press over neck. Press in eyes and shape. Add a small red ball for nose.
- Flatten red/white marble mix and cut a strip 1/2" wide. Wrap around top of head for a hat. Wrap a log around bottom of hat for brim. Add a 1/4" red ball at top.
- Apply tiny shavings of white onto hat and feet for snow. Sprinkle "snow" with glitter.
Tiny Christmas Tree:
- Flatten two 1/8" balls of green and shape into triangles. Layer one over top of the other. Flatten a tiny log of black for trunk of tree and press into front of reindeer. Apply tree triangles above and over top of trunk.
- Flatten two 3/8" balls of Sahara and shape into a teardrop. Make two indentations. Draw in stitch marks. Press wire into pointed end and trim. Apply tiny shavings of white on top of antlers for snow. Sprinkle "snow" with glitter. Bake antlers for 15 minutes at 265ºF. When cooled add to head.
- Bake entire figurine at 265ºF for 1 hour.
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Apache Spark 1.3 arrives with DataFrame API
The fourth release for the 1.X line of Spark is here, with Apache Spark 1.3 introducing usability improvements alongside a new DataFrame API that is sure to provide powerful and convenient operators.
The fourth release for the 1.X line of Spark is here, with Apache Spark 1.3 introducing usability improvements alongside a new DataFrame API that is sure to provide powerful and convenient operators.
CTO Jeff Hobbs walks us through the Komodo 9 release and explains why the developer world is becoming "decidedly more polyglot".
From using the JCache API with CDI to possible future changes for Java 9, the newest edition of Thorben Janssen's Java Weekly brings us the freshest links, updates and events in the Java world.
The annual Salary Survey from Dice.com has arrived, and with it, the skills you need to perfect in order to make the big bucks. Cassandra, Java and JavaScript pros – you're in for a surprise.
The annual Pwn2Own fest has given software developers a decent headache, thanks to newfangled bugs discovered in Adobe Flash and Reader, Microsoft's Windows and IE, and Mozilla's Firefox.
AngularJS and the JavaServer Faces are two different frameworks. But as it turns out, the two have some strikingly similar approaches.
The JVM language Kotlin is celebrating its 11th release with over 220 bug fixes and a surprise for Android developers.
Torrents of data, high throughput and no downtime – it's understandable that younger programmers will struggle to deal with the requirements of today's stack. The best backend developers are the ones that think like hardware engineers, says analyst Dr. James Stanier.
How does the Fork/Join framework act under different configurations? Alex Zhitnitsky has carried out a series of stress tests on the ExecutorService, Parallel Streams and the Fork/Join Framework.
The company behind the Play framework, Akka and Scala has unveiled a new management tool for distributed deployment and management of microservice-based Reactive applications.
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PG&E's plans to place a 24-inch natural gas line through a swath of rural South Manteca is likely to be "growth inducing" and therefore may require an environmental impact study before work can proceed.
RIPON – Forget Paris, Milan, and the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York City.
LATHROP – More than two-dozen residents had the chance to imagine what the East Lathrop Community Complex would look like if they had their druthers during a public workshop Tuesday night at the Lathrop Senior Center.
Scenes from Saturday's St. Anthony's Priest Appreciation Dinner conducted in the school gym.
Manteca Morning Rotary Club hosted its annual Speech Contest on Feb. 2.
LATHROP – The number of Lathrop Police patrol officers remains the same even with the loss of three deputies on staff, said Lathrop City Manager Cary Keaten.
They're called the Ghost Research Investigators of the Paranormal or GRIP.
Kids near Doxey Park played a friendly game of football before kickoff of the Super Bowl on Sunday.
RIPON - The Ripon medical team that had its mission to Haiti canceled in mid-January due to a lack of jet fuel at a Dominican Republic airport is finally going to leave for the earthquake ravaged area on Thursday.
Donna Strange doesn't want to see more homes built in Manteca until foreclosures that are plaguing neighborhoods – including her own south of Woodward Park – are absorbed by the market.
A Texas Hold' Em Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 27, at the Bank of Stockton, 660 N. Main St., will benefit the HOPE Family Shelter Ministries.
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Life saving memories and fleeting words of caution are often shared at the Every 15 Minutes program every year during the two-day event at Manteca High's Gus Schmiedt Field. This year was no different.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1051 is asking for a $50,000 loan from the City of Manteca in order to furnish the new Manteca Veterans Center being built on Moffat Boulevard in time for the July 4 grand opening.
About 15 years, the City of Ripon entered into a long-term lease with Jack Tone Golf, LP.
Conserving water has cost Manteca $1,020,300 since July 1.
A young Vietnamese boy owed his life to U.S. Army pilots who rescued him from a dusty trail where he had been left for dead after being clubbed in the head by Viet Cong soldiers.
Manteca - based on trends as of Jan. 1, 2015 - could push 75,000 residents this year.
John "Jack" Thomson - among the top 30 California high school coaches for overall baseball wins - is being inducted into the Manteca Hall of Fame.
Relay for Life Manteca is back at East Union High.
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Today (Saturday, May 2) is Free Comic Book Day.
Manteca may not reduce the number of days it is OK for businesses, residents, and government agencies to water landscaping from three to two days a week.
Jeff Shields plans to retire in mid-October as general manager of the South San Joaquin Irrigation District.
Manteca Police are stepping up bicycle safety efforts for the next week with focused enforcement on collision-causing factors involving motorists and bike riders.
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Jimi Hendrix
James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (born Johnny Allen Hendrix; November 27, 1942 – September 18, 1970) was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Although his mainstream career spanned only four years, he is widely regarded as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of popular music, and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame describes him as "arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music".
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From the Colorado Springs Gazette: The Air Force Academy class of 2015 is the first to come through four years at the academy with the open acceptance of gays and lesbians in the ranks. Tricia Heller, a 1987 graduate, and Tara Sweeney, a '95 grad, attended the ceremony to support Lydia Hill of Boston. Show More Summary
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Sher Kung died Friday when a truck struck her as she rode her bicycle in downtown Seattle. read more
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JMG reader Dave Evans has compiled 40 minutes of gay-related news clips that aired in the 2000s. Among the topics: Lawrence V Texas, the Hate Crimes Act, Massachusetts marriage, Proposition 8, DADT, and DOMA. PREVIOUSLY ON JMG: Compilations of gay news in the 1970s, gay news in the 1980s, gay news in the 1990s, and the first ten years of HIV/AIDS.
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A Canadian scientist has been awarded a $1.5-million-US research grant for a new five-year project to examine ways of preventing injection drug use and the spread of addiction. Dan Werb, a research scientist at the B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, is one of four inaugural recipients of the prestigious Avenir Award from the U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse. The award is given to new scientists working on cutting-edge research studies involving substance use and HIV/AIDS.Comments ()
If you can see smoke, as you could Sunday in the haze blanketing the Lower Mainland, then it's a risk, according to Dr. Sarah Henderson of the B.C. Centre for Disease Control. Metro Vancouver confirmed the risk late in the afternoon, issuing an air quality advisory that is expected to continue until the weather changes. Most at risk are infants and the elderly, along with those who have diabetes and lung or heart disease.
The crowning of the U.S. as FIFA Women's World Cup champions set off an exuberant wave of American patriotism in downtown Vancouver on Sunday. Forest fires may have cast a smoky haze over the city, but the message from the Americans — who won their third Cup title in a 5-2 win over Japan — was clear: We're No. 1.
The City of Vancouver will meet this week with a senior Canadian Pacific official to discuss its plans to store freight cars on the track running through one of Vancouver's toniest neighbourhoods.
Booze was always too valuable to waste, even back in 1943. That is one of the eternal truths discovered by a couple of hard-working New Westminster historians, Pam Stern and Oana Capota, who will open a new exhibit about the Royal City's waterfront on July 9 at the Anvil Centre.
Police believe alcohol was a factor in a fatal car crash Saturday night near Vancouver International Airport. Richmond RCMP responded to a two-vehicle crash around 9:41 p.m. Saturday on Grant McConachie Way after a red 1983 Porsche 911 Cabriolet was struck from behind by a black 2008 Mercedes-Benz.
A fire that broke out on the northeastern side of Burnaby Mountain Sunday morning is now under control. At its largest, the fire in the area of Cardiac Hill was in an area about 80 metres by 50 metres, but according to reports more than 30 fire fighters from the city of Burnaby were able to contain the fire.
Weeks of international soccer madness across Canada will come to a climax today as Team U.S.A. and Team Japan duke it out at B.C. Place in the FIFA Women's World Cup final. But whoever lifts the trophy, it appears it's Vancouver's tourism industry, residents and soccer-hungry visitors who have been the true winners.
Anyone looking to publicly show they are "locked in" to a serious relationship could soon have a designated place in Vancouver to declare their affection. On Monday, the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation will consider possible locations for a permanent, structurally safe home for "love locks" on park board property.
If the government or anyone else ever needed a signal that the Metro Vancouver transit-tax referendum was doomed to failure, it came last February.
Southern Railway says there is no cause for concern after a train derailed early Friday on the New Westminster waterfront.
Non-transit users, people over the age of 35, those residing outside Vancouver, and a dislike of TransLink powered the winning No vote in the much-discussed transit plebiscite.
A man arrested at a Vancouver pot protest on Canada Day is vowing to burn an award he received for his heroism during the Stanley Cup riot.
A larger than life statue of Jimi Hendrix could rise up in East Vancouver — a very large statue, 32 feet to be exact. "A big statue that'll look so real," promised Vincent Fodera, who wants the monument to be a new landmark in a revitalized Hogan's Alley, a neighbourhood in southwest Strathcona that used to house many black families and businesses before it got razed when the Georgia Viaduct was built.
Surrey's mayor vows she'll press on with plans for light rail transit in her growing city even though Surrey residents voted nearly two to one against raising taxes to pay for such a project. On Thursday morning, Elections B.C. announced the results of a non-binding plebiscite in which more than 61 per cent of those who voted in Metro Vancouver opposed funding transit and transportation improvements for the region by increasing the provincial sales tax by 0.5 per cent.
Hot temperatures and a dusty course over two mountains hardly fazed 600 B.C. Bike Race participants on Thursday as the epic seven-day single-track event moved through North Vancouver. On Friday the racers compete in Squamish and the next day go to Whistler for the final day of the seven-day grinder.
Metro Vancouver has voted overwhelmingly against raising taxes to fund transit and transportation improvements, with more than 60 per cent of voters supporting the No side.
The people have spoken — they don't trust TransLink with more of their hard-earned money.
A Mission landlord who was fuelled by a drunken rage and assaulted the husband of one of his tenants has been ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in damages.
What a bong show. Pot activists and Vancouver police clashed at a Canada Day demonstration on Wednesday at the Vancouver Art Gallery.


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Sean of the dead next?!
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I really, really hate to be the dorky a-hole to do this since I LOVE this poster you made, but that map is the modern map. I'm sure you know this, and I know it's really hard to find the original Monroeville Mall layout, but there was an ice rink where the food court is now. There's even a scene using the rink. and there was a Gimbles instead of a Macy's, I'm pretty sure.
Also, it would be really cool to incorporate the fish pond into the legend, since that's a fairly known scene and it's still in the mall… I do like the simplicity of your map though and it would be fine to leave it as-is…
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I think one of those stores was a "Horne's" too, but I don't recall what end of the mall it was. I agree with Brittany, the Food Court was a ice rink. I think the other store was a Kaufmann's.
Actually, there are some fairly accurate drawings of the mall at 1978 on this page: http://home.comcast.net/~axlish/mallofthedead.htm
Notably, this picture could be used: http://home.comcast.net/~axlish/mall_1st.jpg
When DotD was filmed, the Macy's was Kaufmann's, the Boscov's was Horne's, and the Penney's was Penney's. The lower level where the Gap shows on the above map would have been the G.C. Murphy's, and the fish pond was outside that.
There are a couple other problems that I notice even if we're looking at a current layout. There's no western entrance on the lower level of the mall where the food court (nee Ice Palace) is, and the Gap stores are on the upper level.
Here's an actual current directory for anybody who'd like to do more research/piecing together:
Photo of the rink from the upper level
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Avocado-Corn Salsa
From EatingWell: April/May 2006, EatingWell for a Healthy Heart Cookbook (2008), EatingWell Serves Two
A fresh salsa of avocado and corn is great with simple sautéed fish or just about anything Mexican-inspired—huevos rancheros, a quick quesadilla or atop rice and beans.
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Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 medium avocado, diced
- 3/4 cup frozen corn, thawed
- 1/2 cup quartered grape tomatoes
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
- 2 teaspoons lime juice
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- Toss avocado, corn, tomatoes, cilantro, lime juice and salt in a medium bowl.
Per serving: 101 calories; 7 g fat (1 g sat, 4 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 11 g carbohydrates; 2 g protein; 4 g fiber; 75 mg sodium; 339 mg potassium.
Exchanges: 1/2 fat
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I'm gonna say the Xbox/PS2 era Bond games were amazing!!! Nightfire, From Russia With Love, and Everything or Nothing were awesome.
From Russia With Love was poop imo with for instance some extremely repetitive boat shooting sequences. I really liked Nightfire and Everything or Nothing like Jeff mentioned though. Especially the "bond moves" thing they had in them.
It kind of sucks when a series is connected to an IP like this since the chance of seeing re releases of previous games small (this being a remake). The best thing would have been a new game with a story not based on any of the movies though, like Everything or Nothing and Nightfire. Although not with gameplay like this.


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LMAO mongoloid try sitting in a 5 gal bucket of gas for 5 min and soak those pepperoni's,if you azs won't fit try a 55 gal barrel. Warning do not smoke, on second thought disregard that warning LOL
Sentiment: Strong Buy
maybe we might see oil fall back in the low 50s or better yet 40s
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I would not hold over the weekend
I agree 100%,but make the best out of this situation and add some at this low price,next month you will be saying I wish I bought more at 42.00 when its back in the 50s. =)
AAL record high profits
Sentiment: Strong Buy
LOL your a idiot,, Buy now at 42.60 and you will make it back up next week
Sentiment: Strong Buy
With the shorts caught,new buyers,and AAL buyback.AAL will takeoff
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Stoxx you missed out and covered your short position at 47.60 LOL little premature
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Oops UAL is down 5 dollars today and Stoxx went long. To funny
it really is funny,a double whammy LOL
nice Job stoxx,,,you covered your AAL short position too early
Your like stoxx ,dont know when to sell or buy....Be patient,buy on the dip
time to get the shotgun out and go squirrel hunting.
you mean Stoxx hunting
NJ --- added today at 45.20
Sentiment: Strong Buy
too funny LOL
He missed out again,LOL I am buying more at this price
just added some more - Now is the time to add
Lets be honest,your a loser stoxx
Sentiment: Strong Buy
its mongolaid, he booked a flight and everyone else is cancelling their tickets
they all dropped at the same time
hey trade, I meant to tell you, I saw you and some of your Dem friends stomping on that cop car in Baltimore. Was funny watching you try to run from the cops with your cane and all.
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HORRIFIED that such an inhumane person can be a Dr. Now he's on BetterDoctor.com with four stars based on credentials, experience, and network. Well, NONE of that matters when "Dr." Yun HAS ZERO REGARD FOR HUMAN LIFE. He blows his patients' concerns off and my loved one ended up in the Urgent Care THE SAME day "Dr." Yun had seen them, on NUMEROUS occasions. Urgent Care became our PCP. Yun just didn't care to listen to any of our concerns. His lack of basic knowledge of medications and proper treatment for even simple ailments is mind blowing and scary. I gave him 1 star on everything, except 2 for his staff, but the site keeps highlighting more stars. Yun deserves negative 1 million stars. He is that blatantly uncaring about his patients.
My wife has abdominal pain his response not life threatening to don't worry about pain
A friend recommended this. Dr. The worse is your phone call is never returned.
I went on 2/21/2015. The Dr Yun . Doesn't even bother looking at your medical file prior to seeing you are to go over current medications. He will then ask what is your name and what are you doing here. I told him why then he totalling went off tell me that the problem is my parenting, as I told him to never bring up my children he then said your problems are within your children again that is when i told him thst i have been coming here for a while and you as a dr dont even know what medication i am on and you dont read the charts all you do refer people out. I was having an anxiety and whomdoes he think he is telling me that itbis my kids. The nurses and front desk staff are unfriendly and rude as him. Ingot a new dr today.
With my new insurance came Dr. Yun as my new primary Physician. My first visit was ok, Dr. Yun was very friendly BUT had some input to a medication I had been on for over 12 years. We discussed it and I agreed to wheene off it if I can. Dr. Yun refilled all my medications....except this one, which also is a very important medication for my condition. I did not know he did not refill it and found out through the pharmacy. Calling the Doctors office, I got no answer, just a machine...having to leave a message and waiting for a return phone call that never came. I called for 3 days and the pharmacy called me daily, telling me that they had been trying to reach Dr. Yun because the Pharmacist knew that I should not just be off this medication! So, I walked into the Doctors office and asked what was going on. The staff told me that the Doctor was not in and I had to make a new appointment....which was 2 days later. By then, I had withdrawl symptoms.... Going to my appointment, I was told that the Doctor had to leave and I could not see him and needed to make another appointment. I told the staff that this is unexceptable and I need help and needed the staff to get the Doctor on the phone to clear this up now. They told me they left him a message.... Umm? The next day was my daughters wedding and we were to go out of town...so what now? I calmly but assertive told the staff that I need them to get the Doctor to at least call in a 3 day refill before I am in a total freak out withdrawl....or it will have consequences that he had left me hanging like this, knowing what kind of medication it is and what the danger of being off it without a Doctors plan and supervison is. Miraculously I had a 10 days refill waiting at the pharmacy later that day. Still no phone call. No return phone call. No instructions. Today, I had another appointment.... Dr. Yun had my labwork and told me that he is very concerned about my high sugar level and he needs to run specialty blood tests because he needs to find out what level of Diabeties 2 I am at. I was surprised and asked questions....we discussed Type 2 Diabeties. We also talked about the one medication that was not refilled before and he again told me that he did not like this medication much and I had 2 choices: stay on it forever or tough out the withdrawl symptoms.... Umm? I told him for now he needs to refill it and I will try to wheen off it and we see how it goes. He prescribed 10 pills for 10 days. I left the office with a new lab request to get all these Diabeties testing done and wondered....what the heck is that about? My daughter is a nurese and told me to call and asked how high my blood sugar level actually was, so I did. Well, my bloodsugar level was a 110 and done when I had a cup of coffee with sugar and milk in the morning. 110....not even high for any small concern!!!!! So, why am I told I am probably a Type 2 Diabetic and why order all these tests? They must cost a fortune.....right? AND....I also found out that at the first blood tests Dr. Yun ordered one without my concent and this particular blood test is protected under the law.....but Dr. Yun also had ABSOLUTELY NO REASONS for ordering this blood test on me.... I am really upset but I know what to do. My daughter is a nurse and the medical board is just there for situations such as this. ASK QUESTIONS - DO NOT JUST BELIEVE EVERYTHING A DOCTOR TELLS YOU! Educate yourself and QUESTION THINGS YOU ARE TOLD ! He really scared me today, saying I am a Type 2 Diabetic :( As if I have not enough crap going on health wise anyway.....geeezzzz
I transferred to Murrieta because San Bernardino was absolutely horrible. I saw Dr. Yun 10-15-14 and he was very helpful in getting my referrals out right away and also my blood work which I did today.. Thank you so much my visit was amazing!!!
The Dr. Doesn't even bother looking at your medical file prior to seeing you. He ask what I'm there for when he is the one that requested they follow-up. The nurses and front desk staff are unfriendly and seem like they don't want to be there.
I like DR. Yun. He was very nice and communicated well. He seemed concerned and spoke in "English" so I could understand what he was talking about.
First visit due to new insurance. Staff very nice and Dr. Yun seamed well informed and was very friendly :)
I've been having a health problem I think should be referred to a specialist, but Dr. Yun thinks it's just lack of exercise. It comes and goes, and is on going. I'm very concerned. And I'm going to get a second opinion. Not speaking ill of Dr.Yun.
Quick visit. The only wait was for paperwork at the end which was a bit of a drag. Other than that, overall a good experience!
Dr Yun has no bedside manor. He was very rude. Changed doctors immediately!
I was unhappy with getting there early and having to have to wait so very long especially since it didn't seem like there was anyone else there waiting to see him.
Being diabetic I hate going to the doctor. Dr.Yun and his staff where so nice. It was my first time going to his office. Everyone made me feel so comfortable. Nice, friendly, great place! He will definitely be my care provider.
Dr Yun is a great Dr !!! Thx dr yun for fixing my testosterone problem and thanks to his friendly staff they all make me feel better! CK
He is my Mom's doctor, too and besides him being my doctor too he is a great doctor who understands his job.
I am very disappointed doctor likes to change my medications and advise me I don't need them when I have been very well proven I need them. Wait time was almost an hr frustrating. Doctor afraid to write me scripts I have been on. Frustrated!
I feel Dr.Yun is an awesome provider he takes care of my mom how is 88yrs old and my brother and sister we've been with Dr. For over 4yrs
Dr. Yun has been my doctor for the past ten years, I've never had a doctor who is so caring. He also takes an interest in you and your family members. He is very knowledgeable, always explains things to you and follows up with you.
Very satisfied with my care and medications.
My experience with Dr. Yun has always been pleasant. He is always obliging and makes the visit a comfortable experience. No question goes unanswered & he makes sure all is understood by the patient. I would recommend Dr Yun to any of my friends.
The staff seemed more preoccupied with their "new" system and were not very friendly. When doctor finally came in to see me, his cell phone rang, he answered it and exited room without saying anything to me. Once he came back he did answer all my question
I love this doctor and thank my friends for connecting us
I highly recommend no one visit this physician. Absolutely awful! This guy has no idea what he's doing. He is dangerous and should have his license revoked!!!!
Barring one individual, I the office/medical staff to be friendly and responsive. It is true the voice mail system does answer the phone frequently (without stating office hours), but I find that if I leave a message I do get a call back the same day. Otherwise, I just call back a little later. The dr. does seem to have a policy of requiring a patient to come in for an appt if any medication changes are going to be made - even if back to a medication that had been used previously. The dr. is friendly with us and our 3yr old (who IS allowed to go back in the exam room). However, he does not have good eye contact and can be hard to read as he does not express much emotion. He seems to be more conservative in his medical choices/treatments than some drs. We had some significant communication problems with his PA. So far, though, he has prescribed needed medications and will see a patient quite quickly, if need be. We plan to continue seeing this dr.
I went in for psoriasis which i have had for 20 years and at first glance he told me it wasn't psoriasis and i had to convince him that it was! I asked him for medication by name which he perscribed, once i got to the pharmacy i was informed that my insurance didn't cover the medication and recommended another medication. A month later i notice that the medication am using wasn't working so i call Dr's office back to have them call the original perscription in again as i would just pay cash for it, (Which by the way i had to call numerous times as his staff never answers the phone) and his response was "he needed me to come in again before he can call in a perscription that he had already perscribed" ...he wants to be able to bill my insurance for a visit first before he would do anything for me. He is terrible and would not recommend him.
I went in because my son was sick and he said nothing was wrong with him and excused me. 1 year later I take my son into urgent care with double ear infection and fever of 104* He's such in a hurry with you. I wouldn't recommend coming here..
Would only discuss one thing per visit to get max office calls from medicare. Rude. Would never go back.
I always had to go to the office to make an appointment .when I did have an appointment he would always rush me through. His parents were Dr. as well and he was expected to be a dr. He is not a dr by choice but his parents choice. FIND ANOTHER DR!!! His office staff is just as bad.
I think Dr. Yun is a good doctor. My only comment is that the office phone goes straight to voice mail most of the time and that can be very frustrating.
I went in to see the doctor to get a prescription refilled. He later called me at home and realized that my lab results from LAST YEAR showed I had a serious result and needed medication for it. I could have felt better a whole year ago. NOT recommended!!!
This doctor makes many serious errors. He prescribed the wrong medication for me and if I had not done my own research I could have died. I went to pick up the prescription at the pharmacy and the pharmacist said the same. She had to call the doctor to change the prescription. Thank God I did some research!! I would not recommend him at all. He also does not show any care or concern. I asked him for a diet plan for my diabetes and high cholesterol and he stated, "a diet with no cholesterol". I will NEVER go back.


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A wealthy car dealer, McCombs was introduced at a news conference to unveil the track site for the race that promoters have said will run in Austin for at least 10 years.
Formula One has said it will be the first track built in the U.S. specifically designed for a Grand Prix event. The German firm Tilke has been hired to design the venue.
Tilke has built racetracks in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Shanghai and Istanbul among other cities.
Formula One hasn't raced in the U.S. since 2007 after an eight-year run at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.


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