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Volunteers are needed for the city's third annual "Adopt Downtown" cleanup effort to be April 18 at Artesian Park. This year the event will be the final event of "The Big Spring Clean in Corpus Christi" campaign. Information: 826-3312.
KEDT honors caregivers at February conference
KEDT recognized six caregivers for contributions as child care providers at the Bay Area Association for the Education of the Young Child conference on Feb. 28. They are: Cristina Harvey, Naomi Olivares, Nelda Salazar, Rose Gonzalez, Millie Yzaguirre and Connie Rincon.
Lamar Elementary donates $1K to cat shelter
Lamar Elementary School of Kingsville recently donated $1,000 to the Cattery Cat Shelter of Corpus Christi. The Cattery's second annual "Cats Gone Country" meow mixer was Feb. 27. It raised more than $11,000. Animals are available for adoption at PetSmart from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays through Wednesdays. Information: 854-6369.
Nueces courthouse, Beeville receive honors
The Nueces County Courthouse and city of Beeville recently received national recognition for blood donation programs. Nueces County Judge Lloyd Neal and Beeville Finance Office Manager Diana Gonzalez traveled to Washington, D.C., to America's Blood Centers 12th annual Awards of Excellence.
Nueces County Courthouse placed first in the most productive blood drive category and Beeville placed first in the most creative category.
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Lorrie Grover has received a wild mustang mare from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for the Norco Extreme Mustang Trail Challenge. Grover is among 33 horse trainers selected to train their mustangs in a competition for a $10,000 purse at the challenge May 15-17 in Norco, Calif.
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My 13-year old male Beagle has a dry cough that is very peristant. He has been coughing for several hours now.
History: My wife and I just came back from a weeks vacation. After returning home from picking up our three Beagles (the male @ 13-years, two females @ 11-years) from our local Vet/Boarding facility; it has been just the male that has acuired this repetitive 'dry cough'. While boarded, they all received their 'annuals' - physicals, vacinations, blood work, etc. There has been no history of coughing in any of our dogs, so I am concerned about the situation. All of them regularly receive their Boardatella vacinations and
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Thank you Doctor Colgrove... Bacardi has responded well to the cough medicine (Delsym - 1/2 teaspoon oral injection). The bottle says that it wasn't reccomended for children under 12-years of age, so I only gave him 1/2 of the dosage suggested for the 'over 12' children. But the cough ceased within a short period of time. And as for the Benadryl, I gave him a single (tablet) light dose too as he weighs 44 lbs (sorry - I should have said that earlier) and I didn't want to give him two 25mg tablets. He finally fell asleep just a short time ago. His breathing is now regular so I'm thinking that if I continue to watch him throughout today (Sunday) that he will get some rest and perhaps work through this. However, I am still planning a possible trip back to our Vet's office on Monday if the condition persists. So, thank you doctor for your advice. The service you have provided is very appreciated.
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I just wondered if we could perhaps broaden the theme of this thread and go back in time.
When KP and PA split up,
I really felt sorry for Peteybabes
and bought into all the crying on cue and was so sad to see him sobbing in his mother's arms.
At that point I doubt if Peteybabes could have done anything wrong and our hearts would have universally melted the moment he gazed sadly to camera.
Poor wee Peteybabes had been eaten up and spat out by the wicked woman from the west called Katie.
...............well it all fell apart for me after that.
I've always thought that KP was the mistress of self publicity and for that I must give her credit. As long as she was in the press and being discussed, I don't think KP ever cared whether anyone liked her or not. PA had lessons from the best in the business about being noticed and for a while he did very well.
For whatever reason being noticed wasn't enough for him and under Claire Powell's careful tutelage he decided that he would be noticed because he was a 'good guy'.
That was the turning point for me.
When did the rot set in for you?
Blimey DD, you are a far kinder and more generous person than I could ever hope to be.
At the VERY beginning - when they met in the jungle and the first series of K and P, I have to admit that I warmed somewhat towards BOTH of them.
She APPEARED to have slightly more to her than the footballer-shagging silicon-enhanced bimbo she was made out to be.
And he SEEMED to be slightly less slimy and revolting than he looked on the Mysterious Girl video (which was the sum total of my exposure to PA up until then).
I actually believed for quite a while that they were in love (with each other) and happy together.(Wasn't I a sucker?)
I think that the change in my opinion came about before they split up.
I kept noticing how much he enjoyed belittling her for her lack of intelligence (not that she didn't do the same to him) and I seem to remember him criticising her career(something about how "taking your top off isn't a job") whilst being more than happy to share in the proceeds of it.
I do think that the KP bad/PA whiter-than-white seeds were being sown long before the marriage ended, with his full knowledge,if not his active collusion and that he actually viewed the idea of being seen as the nice guy who became the innocent victim of the evil KP as a good career move.
But whatever,I can't help it,he just makes me
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All I know is that 2008 draft is shaping up to be a huge success. I know some are down on Bailey, but I'm still a pretty big supporter of his. I like his 2-way game and I still think his offensive upside is pretty big. Hamonic has been an obvious stud. Martin is already a quality role-player that every NHL team would love to have. Donovan looks to be developing nicely and I wouldn't be surprised to see him eventually stick this year. Poulin has been a little shaky but still has #1 upside. Now Ullstrom is proving to be one of our better NHL forwards and could(probably should) get a full-time spot in our top-6. Petrov is obviously a wild-card, but if he eventually comes over this draft becomes even better.
I couldn't be happier with the way that draft is turning out. Now maybe some people will reserve judgement on the '09, '10, '11 and '12 drafts(LotteryForLife... I'm talking to you).
You forgot Spurgeon, who's turning out to be a damn good NHL defenseman, albeit for another organization. It's funny because I remember the experts applauding the draft but referencing Ness, Trivino, Toews the most, with of course Petrov and Bailey also getting tons of ink.
These things take time to play out. Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I think letting teenagers (18,19) play in the NHL is a mistake for 99.99999% of the palyer population. Yoy say top 5 or 10 in each draft? I think most would agree with you, but I just don't see it proving out that way. Depending on the draft year there may be anywhere from 1-3 guys (maybe more in a SPECIAL year) that can make the jump and have success in year 1 or 2 post draft. And if they can't have success right off the bat why rush them?
Nino, by the end of this year will have made his claim, that he performed well in AHL and is potentially ready for a big roll in NHL (took 3 years)
Tavares, Special Generational talent #1 overall (VERY atypical, the exception not the rule) Ready off the bat.
Strome and Nelson are getting close but it will end up being either 3 or 4 years since time of draft for them to have made the progression.
And while Okposo may have been rushed a little bit (perhaps an extra year at college or Bridgeport would have given him more experience/confidence) which could have meant less learning and watching him try and develop in NHL games, which would have been good for him. Though it was an expedited process bordeline rush job, he handled it well.
For Bailey, we will never know. That's the frustrating part of it all. He was just tossed out there off the bat, and never thown a life vest. Until it came down to the last day he was eligible to get sent down (Game 159) without clearing waivers in attempt to send hima message... Guess what if you have to send a message to a 21 year old in Game 159... you waited too long. I'll never understand how/why they handled Bailey this way.
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India to renew contract with Kazakhstan for uranium supply
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Further fueling the bubblenoia is Facebook's purchase of WhatsApp, the proprietary, cross-platform instant messaging subscription service, for a whopping $19 billion. Yet, the jury's still out on whether Facebook, a company that's all about personal communication, overpaid to corner the market on the hottest messaging technology. And besides, Facebook had the cash – unlike 90s tech companies that went into debt with little revenue.
The thing to remember about tech companies is that they play by different rules than companies in other sectors. The best among them consistently come up with products that consumers or businesses didn't want or need before they existed. Thus, these companies create new markets purely from innovation. Think about this the next time you pull out your iPhone to check your email or view the Web on your television screen.
By contrast, consumer staples firms like Procter & Gamble can't create their own markets. P&G's P/S ratio is about 3, but for the company to sell more tooth paste, there must be more population.
Because some tech companies play by different rules, they should be evaluated differently. This is also true of some companies that we might not think of as tech stocks now but would have in the 1990s. A prime example is Amazon, which has turned the '90s promise of Internet sales into a gangbusters reality. Though the company's P/S is only about 2, its earnings are negligible — but for the right reasons. Amazon focuses on keeping product prices low and on relentless reinvestment, pouring money into thing like distribution centers and Kindle Fire updates. Amazon's strategy is to first rule the world and then turn on the earnings spigot. The market likes Amazon's brisk sales and intrepid development, so it forgives the relative lack of earnings.
Of course, just because there's no tech bubble these days, this doesn't mean that some tech companies aren't over-valued. Tesla Motors and Netflix seem pricey, as do Angie's List and Yelp. SolarCity, which manufactures solar energy gear, is trading at 25 times sales (a P/S of 25). It has sales of only $197 million against a market capitalization of $5.8 billion. One reason for its price is a federal tax breaks, but this could change with the next presidential administration.
The government's largess toward Tesla, the electric car manufacturer (which also gets various clean-tech tax breaks) also could end, so it may be over-priced. Yet this hardly amounts to irrational exuberance toward the entire sector.
Tech stocks are the largest sector in the S&P 500 Index, at 19 percent. But unlike real portfolios, the S&P 500 doesn't weight stocks — it just includes them in the index. To the extent that you can choose the right tech stocks (consistently innovative companies with sales that continue to rise) and weight them wisely, you might want more than 19 percent of the companies in your portfolio to be tech firms.
This way, you'll be positioned to reap earnings from sales of products that don't yet exist.
Dave Sheaff Gilreath is a founding principal of Sheaff Brock Investment Advisors LLC. He has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, beginning with Bache Halsey Stuart Shields and later Morgan Stanley/Dean Witter. At Sheaff Brock, he shares responsibility for setting investment policy, asset allocation and security selection for the company's managed accounts. He also consults with the clients on portfolio construction. Gilreath received his Certified Financial Planner® (CFP) designation in 1984. He attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where he earned a B.S. degree.
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An Arizona Congressional candidate who is opposed to the country's immigration policies described the fear he saw on the faces of Central American migrant children in custody – and tweeted out a photo of kids on a bus headed for a YMCA camp.
Adam Kwasman, a Republican state legislator running to represent Arizona's 1st Congressional district, tweeted a photo of a yellow school bus while attending a protest outside of Tucson, with the caption, "Bus coming in. This is not compassion. This is the abrogation of the rule of law."
"I was able to actually see some of the children in the buses, and the fear on their faces … This is not compassion," Kwasman told the Arizona Republic.
Turns out the children were not migrants, but campers headed to the YMCA's Triangle Y Ranch Camp, which offers horseback riding, archery, and rock climbing, among other activities.
The buses of immigrant children never showed up, according to the Arizona Republic.
When informed of the mix-up by a reporter, Kwasman said the campers "were sad too" before apologizing.
"OK, I apologize, I'm sorry. I didn't know. I was leaving when I saw the school bus," Kwasman said.
He later deleted his tweet—which was archived by the Sunlight Foundation–and apologized on social media.
Source and remainder of article: http://abcnews.go.co...s-for-migrants/
The next bus sent back to Mexico should contain this bozo.


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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best album yet?
Whilst I never used to like Amon Amarth, their awesome brand of Melodeath and Viking and Norse-culture inspired lyrics gradually enthralled me, and I am now an avid fan of their music (perhaps not so much their albums preceding 'With Oden on Our Side'), and this album was no disappointment. As always seems to happen to me with Amon Amarth albums, I started by particularly...
Published 14 months ago by Peter
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars They can do better
If you're a fan of Amon Amarth, you don't want them to radically change their music style because everything you'll already love is what they give. However, this album feels like it could have been better.
Many of the tracks don't feel unique and special enough, look back to their first album Once Sent From The Golden Hall, with numerous 6-8 min tracks full of...
Published on 1 July 2013 by B. white
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best album yet?,
Whilst I never used to like Amon Amarth, their awesome brand of Melodeath and Viking and Norse-culture inspired lyrics gradually enthralled me, and I am now an avid fan of their music (perhaps not so much their albums preceding 'With Oden on Our Side'), and this album was no disappointment. As always seems to happen to me with Amon Amarth albums, I started by particularly loving a single track on the album - 'Father of the Wolf.' This gradually extended to 'Shape Shifter,' 'We Shall Destroy,' 'Blood Eagle' and the title track 'Deceiver of the Gods' until I reached the point in which I loved every track on the album and knew I had to buy it. This is certainly their most melodic release, and probably the best in my opinion, although a very close contender with 'Twilight of the Thunder God,' despite the somewhat noticeable borrowing of the riff for 'Father of the Wolf' from the track 'For Victory or Death' off their previous album (don't worry, it doesn't impact the awesomeness of either track in the slightest). If you are a fan of death, melodeath, or even folk metal I would strongly recommend you to buy this album right now.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Inching their way to perfection.,
This review is from: Deceiver of the Gods (MP3 Download)
Amon Amarth's "Deceiver of the Gods" is an outstanding album. Whilst their sound doesn't take any drastically new directions, the subtle influence of the NWOBHM can be heard throughout, most explicitly on "Father of the Wolf".
This direction is one they've been inching towards ever since their "With Oden On Our Side" album, guitar solos slowly becoming more prominent, and chorus's becoming more catchy and memorable. The guitar solos here are particularly good. Not the most technical of guitar work, but the solos fit into and augment the songs.
Production work is excellent, all the instruments are clear and full, and they avoid the trap of feeling over produced and compressed.
Amon Amarth put me in mind of Bolt Thrower. As well as having some musical similarities (heavy and thunderous riffs, mid paced songs, well enunciated growled vocals), both bands found their sound fairly early in their career, and stuck with it. No attempts to drastically alter the sound, just a continuous refinement and slow advancement of the sound.
So whilst there wont be anything shockingly new here, "Deceiver of the Gods" is an extremely strong, solid and enjoyable album.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Getting more heavy metal,
I saw a lot of not so good reviews about this one, but for me i can not find a bad Amon Amarth record. OK, one can say that they use a formula and dont change, but i think that its not quite right. With this effort Amon Amarth goes trough a very notable change in their sound getting closer to what we can call of tradicional heavy metal.
It is not a Versus the World, my favorite Amon Amarth album, and does not have a killer track, like Death in Fire or Victorious March, but it works quite well as one strong album.
Favorite tracks: Father of the Wolf, Shape Shifter, Under Siege, Blood Eagle.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars AMON AMARTH...period,
No Comments... It's Amon Amarth and it is impossible for them to make bad albums!!!
All hail great father Oden!!!
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The guardians sail to victory once more.,
Hemets off to Amon Amarth-they have certainly found their settlement in metal. Establishing Viking-themed implications on melodic death metal like no other band have. Within 'Deceiver of the Gods', their signature sound is instantly recognised however beneath the storming riffs, melodious lead guitars and hammering drumming that direct songs such as 'As Loki Falls' and 'Shape Shifter', Amon Amarth have unearthed new found indications of subtlety in their sound; the anthemic chants in 'Blood Eagle' is a prime example of this. Johan Hegg's lyrical composition increases the sense of drama like no other album Amon Amarth have produced before; addressing tales of Viking folklore that adds another layer of significance to what could be the finest album of this band's career. All hail the swedes.
4.0 out of 5 stars Another great effort,
Rodian (UK) - See all my reviews
Amon Amarth is standing the test of time. Some say "consistent", others "repetitive", but 9 albums in and people don't seem to be losing interest.
'Deceiver Of The Gods' is partly more of the same melodic, relentless death metal, but there's definitely a bit more flair and some departures from their typical style here as well. Every now and again it's easy to forget who you're listening to, but then Hegg's unmistakeable vocals and lyrics bring you back.
Standout tracks: 'Shape Shifter', 'As Loke Falls' and the title track itself. 'Hel' is pretty great too. Recommended.
4.0 out of 5 stars it looks like it had a lot o production behind it,
Deciever of the Gods,is not Amon Amarth's most brutal and raw album, it looks like it had a lot o production behind it,looks like it has been polished a lot until it shines,but a great album of course. Amon Amarth dont make bad albums...and this is one of 2013 best.
5.0 out of 5 stars the perfect companion to any workout,
This review is from: Deceiver of the Gods (MP3 Download)
Tremendous album from start to finish, the perfect companion to any workout. As Loke Falls in particular is a quality tune.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent,
Amon Amarth never fail to impress me, however this album is undoubtably the best (Joint With Twilight of The Thunder God)that they have yet created. On a par with Twilight of The Thunder God, this takes AA into deeply breakthrough territory. The solo's and drumming are admittedly less fast and energetic, but the guys are getting on a bit, to be fair. The best songs are; Loke Falls, Father of The Wolf, Under Siege and Warriors of The North. Shape Shifter is another good one with a powerful atmosphere and many shifts in mood. Deciever of The Gods is an excellent track in Asator style, but heavier, more polished, and with an inferior solo. The only songs I am not to keen on are Blood Eagle and Hel, the former because of the ridiculous and childish opening (that aside though, it's a good song) and the latter becuase Messiah and Johan's singing styles jar horribly and get on your nerves. These can be forgiven, however because the rest of the album is so brilliantly awesome.
Tracks in order of awesomeness:
Warriors of The North
Loke Falls
Father of The Wolf
Under Siege
Shape Shifter
The Coming of The Tide
Deciever of The Gods
We Shall Destroy
Blood Eagle
The Second Disc is worth a listen for interest; their not Amon Amarth's good songs but they are interesting. Burning Anvil of Steel in Motorhead's name is the best of these.
All round, this album deserves more acclaim than it's getting; judging by the reviews,all credit to Amazon for sending it a day before it was officially released, 5 shining stars.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic; Death Metal at its best.,
HoneyRat (England) - See all my reviews
If you like your metal loud, growly and heavy this is the band and album for you. They are brilliant on CD and just as good live \m/
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