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Clinton warns that a Republican president would repeal ObamacarePhilip Rucker
HANOVER, N.H. -- Hillary Rodham Clinton sharpened her partisan rhetoric to appeal to Democratic primary voters here Friday by issuing a dire warning: President Obama's health care law would disappear if a Republican wins the White House in 2016.Read full article >>
Greeks take to the streets of Athens to rally for and against economic reformsGriff Witte
ATHENS — Dueling rallies of tens of thousands of people apiece took over central Athens Friday evening, with demonstrators making their final push before a referendum on Sunday that has passionately divided this flailing nation between those terrified Greece will lose its place in Europe and others determined to transform the continent at all costs. Read full article >>
Serena Williams survives tough test from Britain's Heather Watson at WimbledonClinton Yates
"I've had tough losses but that was probably my toughest match on grass" Serena Williams on @BBCTwo pic.twitter.com/5iqVu31X4PUltimately, the thousands who'd gathered on Wimbledon's Henman Hill were disappointed again Friday when Serena Williams defeated Heather Watson, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, in the third round.Read full article >>
Maryland woman charged with giving marijuana to children at partyElizabeth Koh
A 45-year-old Maryland woman was arrested Friday and charged with giving marijuana to three teenagers at a birthday party, and trying to teach a 6-year-old how to smoke the drug.Sheriff's deputies in St. Mary's County said they were called to the home on Tree Top Road in Lexington Park around 1:30 p.m. after receiving a report that a woman had provided marijuana to three teenagers at a birthday party held at her home.Read full article >>
Marathon Iran nuclear talks go down to the wireCarol Morello, Karen DeYoung
VIENNA — The Iran nuclear talks appeared to be focusing on sanctions Friday, as Iran dispatched an influential economist to join its negotiating team.Iranian state media reported that Mohammad Nahavandian, the chief of staff for President Hassan Rouhani, left Tehran for Vienna to join the talks with the European Union, the United States and five other nations. Nahavandian is an economist who was educated at George Washington University, and until recently he headed Iran's Chamber of Commerce for Industries, Mines and Agriculture.Read full article >>
Strauss: Five things you think you know about July 4 that are wrongValerie Strauss
Back by popular demand (well, I like them), are the top five myths about Independence Day, adapted from George Mason University's History News Network:1. Independence was declared on the Fourth of July.Read full article >>
WorldViews: Islamic State destroys priceless statues in ancient city of PalmyraIshaan Tharoor
Separate reports this week indicated that Islamic State fighters were smashing cultural relics in the ancient city of Palmyra, once one of Syria's most crowded tourist destinations, but now in the grips of the extremist organization.Read full article >>
Meet the ordinary people who rescue distressed whales, dolphins and sea turtles from crowded beachesSteve Hendrix
OCEAN CITY, Md. — Chuck Erbe knew dinner was over as soon as he saw the number on his ringing cellphone. There was a baby whale in distress. He told the waiter at Mio Fratello on Fenwick Island to bring a box for the pasta and headed for the quick change of clothes and the badge that waited in his truck.Read full article >>
A wave of recent attacks by Palestinians sets Israelis on edgeWilliam Booth
BETHLEHEM, West Bank — On Monday, Maysoon Musa rose early for morning prayers, then helped harvest squash in the family fields. She acted "perfectly normal," said her mother, who described her daughter as "just a quiet girl, as shy as a chicken." Read full article >>
Romney to host the Christies, Rubios at his New Hampshire homePhilip Rucker
This post has been updatedBEDFORD, N.H. — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's comeback journey begins here in New Hampshire, so the Republican presidential candidate is paying a visit to the last winner of the state's first-in-the-nation primary and one of its most famous summertime residents.Read full article >>
Spurned by the West, Georgians look to Russia despite past quarrelsMichael Birnbaum
TBILISI, Georgia – In this fiercely pro-Western nation that fought a brief war with Russia in 2008, few thought the Kremlin could ever regain a toehold. But with the West backing away from Georgia's path to E.U. and NATO membership after a year of conflict in Ukraine, pro-Russian sentiments are on the rise.Read full article >>
Major parts of Reddit are blacked out as users protest the removal of a popular administratorHayley Tsukayama
Trying to catch up on Reddit this holiday weekend? Good luck.The "Ask Me Anything" subreddit and several other major portions of the site are inaccessible to the public and it's all because of the sudden apparent removal of Reddit's popular director of communications, Victoria Taylor.Read full article >>
Court decisions provided nationwide unity for states split by ideologyRobert Barnes
The Supreme Court was no less polarized this term nor were its opinions any less divided. But its landmark decisions saving the Affordable Care Act and declaring that the Constitution provides a right for same-sex couples to marry create nationwide norms for an increasingly divided country.Read full article >>
How the CIA ran a 'billion dollar spy' in MoscowDavid E. Hoffman
GovBeat: Here are photos of the horrific ways fireworks can maim or kill youNiraj Chokshi
Wonkblog: Why the TSA posted a photo of a passenger's cash-filled luggage on TwitterChristopher Ingraham
Ignatius: Resisting the gay marriage ruling would be a losing battle for the GOPDavid Ignatius
After the Supreme Court's historic 1954 ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, Southern politicians adopted a strategy that became known as "massive resistance." It doomed the South to a losing battle against not just the court but also a majority of Americans. Read full article >>
Justice Department reaches $18.7 billion agreement in principle with BPSteven Mufson, Joel Achenbach
The blockbuster $18.7 billion oil spill settlement unveiled Thursday between the U.S. government and oil company BP gave the Justice Department what it wanted: the biggest environmental fine ever levied against a corporation. It also gave BP what it needed: a sense of closure after years spent fighting costly and complex courtroom battles over its role in the worst oil spill in U.S. history.Read full article >>
FIFA Women's World Cup: U.S. beats Germany, 2-0, to advance to finalSteven Goff
Exclusive: Chris Christie hires presidential campaign manager and appoints senior staffPhilip Rucker
Robinson: Donald Trump: A farce to be reckoned withEugene Robinson
How Jeb Bush's firm made him rich — and created a nest egg for his familyMatea Gold, Rosalind S. Helderman, Robert O'Harrow Jr.
Shortly after Jeb Bush left the Florida governor's office in 2007, he established his own firm, Jeb Bush & Associates, designed to maximize his earning potential as one of the country's more prominent politicians.Read full article >>
If Greece is ejected from the euro zone, it faces a chaotic currency switchMichael Birnbaum, Anthony Faiola
ATHENS — The choice can be attractive for nations in financial peril: Stop paying debts, fire up the printing presses and flood the zone with cash. But the euro, for Greece, foreclosed that option. Now, longtime advocates of an exit from the shared currency may soon prevail.Read full article >>
Drone kills top Islamic State militant in Syria, a day after brother was slainMissy Ryan
A U.S. drone strike has killed Tariq al-Harzi, a senior Islamic State militant in Syria, in an attack that took place a day after another American aircraft killed his brother, also an influential militant, in neighboring Iraq, the Pentagon said Thursday.Read full article >>
In uphill 2016 bid, Jim Webb brings conservative bent to Democratic fieldRachel Weiner
Former Virginia senator Jim Webb announced Thursday that he will run for president, setting himself on an uphill trek for the Democratic nomination with little national name recognition and scant financial support.Read full article >>
Misinformation plagues early reporting on Navy Yard non-incidentPaul Farhi
Editorial: The burning of America's black churchesEditorial Board
Phil Knight announces he'll step down as chairman of NikeDes Bieler
Europe rallies behind Merkel as Greeks hit breaking pointAnthony Faiola
BERLIN — Her critics call her the villain of the Greek drama, a taskmaster forcing a bankrupt nation to its knees. But even as the Greeks reach their breaking point, the leaders of Europe are lining up behind German Chancellor Angela Merkel.Read full article >>
When the 'Late Show' premieres, are we getting Stephen Colbert or 'Stephen Colbert'?Soraya Nadia McDonald
Who needs a focus group when you've got the Internet?We have to say it: Stephen Colbert, or whoever came up with the idea to have him host a cable access show, is quietly brilliant.Colbert's guest-hosting stint on "Only in Monroe," a show that serves Monroe County, Mich., basically served as a La Jolla Playhouse workshopping of the "Late Show."Read full article >>
Are risks worth the rewards when nonprofits act like venture capitalists?Brady Dennis
Wonkblog: The untold story of how today's fight over vaccines has its roots in the American RevolutionCarolyn Johnson
Anonymous donors give $3 million to fund scholarships after Charleston shootingAbby Phillip
As referendum looms, Greeks struggle to agree on the questionGriff Witte
ATHENS — With just a day to go in a blink-and-you-miss-it campaign that could shape this country's direction for decades, Greece is bitterly divided not only over how to vote, but over what question people are being asked to decide on.Read full article >>
Rafael Nadal knocked out of Wimbledon by Dustin Brown in second roundMarissa Payne
Two-time Wimbledon champion Rafael Nadal's run at this year's tournament was cut short Thursday thanks to his unseeded opponent Dustin Brown, who beat the 10th-seeded Spaniard in four sets, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, in the second round.Read full article >>
The U.S. just recorded its first confirmed measles death in 12 yearsElahe Izadi
'All clear' declared after reports of possible shooter at Navy YardAshley Halsey III, Lynh Bui
FDA approves drug that eventually could help half of people with cystic fibrosisBrady Dennis
The Fix: Did Republicans jump the gun on the Confederate flag?Amber Phillips
Politicians were tripping over themselves to call for the Confederate flag to be taken down in the wake of the Charleston shootings. But new polling has found Americans weren't quite so decisive.In fact, for once, politicians might actually have gotten out ahead of public opinion.Read full article >>
A soldier and his combat dog both returned from Iraq with PTSD — and found support in each otherSarah Kershaw
They flew home from Iraq together on a spring day in 2010 on a C-17 cargo plane, the dog in a metal kennel on the floor at the soldier's feet. When they reached the United States, the soldier went home to his farm in Fountain, Colo., and the dog was transported to the Army's military kennels at Fort Carson, about 12 miles north.Read full article >>
DC Sports Bog: ESPN's Body Issue cover shows more of Bryce Harper than you ever needed to seeScott Allen
"You're growing up and you go, 'I want to be on the front of a Wheaties box, I want to be on the front of a Topps card, you want to be on the Body Issue,'" Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper told ESPN's Stacey Pressman.Read full article >>
Reliable Source: Congress tones down boozy Independence Day parties in the CapitolEmily Heil
The annual July 4 fireworks display and concert on the Mall means there will be festivities wherever there's a great vantage point. But this year, those in the Capitol Building — one of the primo spots for viewing the show — will enjoy less of a frat party than in years past.Read full article >>
Robot grabs man, kills him in German car factoryAbby Phillip
A renowned Virginia Indian tribe finally wins federal recognitionJoe Heim
DHS scales back deportations, aims to integrate illegal immigrants into societyJerry Markon
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Fla. burglary suspect weeps after realizing judge was former classmateABC News
MIAMI, FL (ABC 13 Eyewitness News) -- When a man in south Florida made a court appearance on a burglary charge recently, he got quite the surprise, reports WSVN in Miami. Judge Mindy Glazer was presiding over a bond hearing for Arthur Booth, 49. Booth had been arrested in Hialeah on June 29 after being seen leaving the scene of a burglary. Officers gave chase and say Booth drove onto a median and then into oncoming traffic before he bailed out and was apprehended. While Judge Glazer was speaking to Booth from the bench, she noticed he looked familiar. "Mr. Booth, I have a question for you," said Judge Glazer. "Yes ma'am," answered Booth. "Did you go to Nautilus for middle school?" she asked. "Oh my goodness," answered Booth as the suspected burglar broke down in tears. Judge Glazer then said Booth's alleged behavior now is not what she remembers about him from middle school. "He was the best kid in middle school," she said. "I used to play football with him. All the kids looked up to him and look what has happened. I'm so sorry to see you there." She went on to tell him, "Good luck to you sir. I hope you're able to come out of this ok and just lead a lawful life " Bond for Booth was set at $43,000 for a handful of charges.
Fourth of July: Security officials on high alertABC 7 News, Chris Papst
Alligator kills 28-year-old Texas man during late-night swimThe Associated Press
Sheriff's office: Woman gave kids marijuana at partyThe Associated Press
30,000 without water in Maryland after pipe breaksBrian Hopkins, ABC News
Arizona 10-year-old, formerly homeless, to make clothes for kids less fortunateABC News
Washington, D.C. Weather Forecast: Shower chances through the 4th of JulyEileen Whelan
Preparations underway for Capitol Fourth celebration, security increased due to terror risksJohn Gonzalez, ABC 7 News, Jeannette Reyes
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – Preparations have begun on the National Mall ahead of Saturday's annual Independence Day celebration. Crews are preparing for big performances and an even bigger fireworks display Saturday evening. Thousands are expected to gather on the Mall for "A Capitol Fourth" which will include performances Barry Manilow, KC and the Sunshine Band, Alabama and classical pianist Lang Lang. While many Fourth of July celebrations are already underway, law enforcement agencies have been making preparations of their own to tighten security in the wake of increased terror alerts across the country. Signs of increased heavy security were already noticeable on the National Mall Thursday following the Navy Yard shooting scare. The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security previously warned police and citizens nationwide to be on extra alert this holiday weekend amid concerns of possible terrorism. Although officials say there's no specific credible threat, they're still urging Americans to also remain alert. Authorities are monitoring social media and other forms of communications throughout the weekend as a precaution.
Reward offered in search for missing Tennessee girlThe Associated Press
Body found beneath Benning Road Bridge in D.C.ABC 7 News
2 red panda cubs born at Chicago's Lincoln Park ZooThe Associated Press
Jefferson's iconic U.Va. Rotunda amid $53 million face-liftThe Associated Press
Maryland woman injured when firework explodes in handThe Associated Press
Why this Fourth of July could be among the deadliest ever on the highwaysThe Associated Press
Insurer Aetna to buy Humana in $37B dealThe Associated Press
#WhoIsBurningBlackChurches? Answers hard to find, experts saySinclair Broadcast Group
Solar-powered plane due to land in Hawaii after 5-day flightThe Associated Press
Top ISIS leader killed by U.S. drone strike in SyriaABC News
New president at women's college saved from brink of closureThe Associated Press
Dulles-bound plane diverted to Ohio airport after alleged threats by flierThe Associated Press
D.C. Police identify gunshot victim whose body was burnedThe Associated Press
Man dies after being shot in AlexandriaABC 7 News
D.C. Council approves police body camerasSam Ford, ABC 7 News
D.C. Council approves police body cameras
First African American named principal dancer at the American Ballet TheatreMike Conneen
Balcony Peeping Tom faces charges for secretly videotaping Bethesda neighborKevin Lewis, ABC 7 News
Balcony Peeping Tom faces charges for secretly videotaping Bethesda neighbor
Fire ignites at McDonald's in Silver SpringABC 7 News
Maybin's 9th-inning chopper helps Braves beat Nats, Scherzer 2-1The Associated Press
Dulles, Orlando lead nation in damaged or lost luggage claimsRichard Reeve
Navy Yard scare adds to security warnings for Fourth of JulyTom Roussey, Scott Thuman
WASHINGTON (WJLA) - The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security have warned police nationwide to be on extra alert this holiday weekend amid concerns of possible terrorism. Some of the concern is related to the terror group ISIL, which has carried out recent attacks overseas and has called on supporters to carry out more violence. The chairman of the U.S. House Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence says the threat is very real. "I would say this the most intense level of concern I have seen maybe since 9/11," said U.S. Rep. Peter King (R - NY). Signs of heavy security can already be seen on the National Mall. Despite the concerns, police are urging folks not to let fears of terrorism keep them from enjoying going to the Mall on the 4th. After a report of possible gunfire at the Navy Yard that turned out to be a false alarm, DC's police chief said the massive local and federal response showed that law enforcement is ready to deal with trouble. 'I think this event shows that you have a city that's very well prepared," said Cathy Lanier. Several folks visiting the National Mall Thursday told us they weren't going to let fears of terrorism keep them from coming and enjoying the fireworks. "The worst thing you could do is let that get in the way of what we're here to celebrate," said James Fuller of Texas.
Navy Yard scare adds to security warnings for Fourth of JulyScott Thuman
D.C. traffic camera contracts under review after CEO pleads guilty to bribing officialsChris Papst
2015 World Police and Fire Games in Fairfax draw police and firefighters from across the globeJeff Goldberg
Popular airlines accused of driving up faresThe Associated Press, ABC News
Local cheerleading squad to attend Special Olympics World GamesABC 7 News
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (WJLA) -- It's not every day that a group of cheerleaders from Montgomery County gets the chance to travel across the country to Los Angeles. But these aren't just any cheerleaders-- these girls are Team Joy. Team Joy is the Special Olympics Montgomery County cheerleading squad, and they are traveling to the Special Olympics World Games for the first time ever in the history of the organization. "Cheerleaders have never been at the World Games," Head Coach Meghan Smith says. "We've only been on the state level. This is the first time ever in Special Olympics history that they will be at the World Games." The smiles, the focus and dedication, the sense of accomplishment. What better group of girls to represent the USA? And the girls' dedication is matched by that of their head coach. "They're like my sisters, all of them," Smith says. "We call each other a joy family. It's a team but it's more than a team. It's a family." It costs about 2,500 dollars for each of these impressive athletes to attend LA2015. To get Team Joy across the country, Smith has started a GoFundMe page to raise the $80,000 necessary. Team Joy will join with over 250 cheerleaders from around the country to participate in the 2015 Special Olympics World Games. These athletes will join with over 7,000 athletes and 3,000 coaches representing 177 countries. The games span 25 Olympic-style sports. "Children whether they have an illness or disability are able to do anything and participate and have fun," Anna Vitak, a mother of one of the cheerleaders says. The World Games, hosted in Los Angeles from July 25-August 2, 2015, will represent the largest sports and humanitarian event anywhere in the world in 2015.
Wearing nothing but dirt, Bryce Harper featured on cover of ESPN The Magazine's Body IssueABC 7 News
North Carolina looking for shark attack patternsThe Associated Press, ABC News
Washington, D.C. Weather Forecast: Cool and DampDoug Hill
Google apologizes after app tagged black people 'gorillas'The Associated Press
Crash at World Police and Fire Games in Prince William Forest ParkABC 7 News
Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb announces campaign for Democratic presidential nominationThe Associated Press
Beach house bargain hunt: Is that deal too good to be true?Horace Holmes
Fourth of July: Top holiday for pets to get lostThe Associated Press, Michelle Manzione, ABC 7 News
FDA takes action after hearing complaints about popular birth controlABC 7 News, Joce Sterman
D.C. Police Chief: Employee who called in report of gunshots at Navy Yard acted appropriatelyABC 7 News
9-year-old boy in Md. allegedly handcuffed, beaten near death for taking a piece of birthday cakeABC 7 News
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Plea deal appears to be in works for ex-California senator
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A former California state senator charged in a sweeping organized crime and public corruption case centered in San Francisco's Chinatown may have reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors. Ex-Sen. Leland Yee, who previously has pleaded not guilty to bribery, money laundering and other felony charges, ...
Police get tips on girl found dead in bag in Boston Harbor
BOSTON (AP) - Massachusetts authorities say hundreds of tips have poured in from across the country after they released a computer-generated image of a young girl found dead in a plastic bag in Boston Harbor. State police spokesman David Procopio tells The Boston Globe (http://bit.ly/1GVw7CX ) that people have provided ...
E. coli testing begins at Traverse City-area beaches
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) - Jack Nowland poured water into blister-pack-shaped trays, readying the small containers for an incubator and eventually for viewing under a black light. Nowland, president of SOS Analytical Inc., prepared samples from Grand Traverse Bay and other area beaches to be tested for the bacteria E. ...
1984 Indiana governor candidate Wayne Townsend dies
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Wayne Townsend, the 1984 Democratic nominee for Indiana governor who broke a barrier by picking a woman as his running mate, died Friday at age 89. Townsend died during a family trip to Michigan, said Ted Waters, the owner of Waters Funeral Home in Hartford City. He ...
Bill would allow cameras in Illinois nursing homes
QUINCY, Ill. (AP) - Illinois would become the fourth state in the U.S. to allow video and audio monitoring devices in nursing homes if Gov. Bruce Rauner signs legislation approved by the General Assembly. Attorney General Lisa Madigan and other supporters say cameras in residents' rooms would help ensure they're ...
Indiana agency won't detail public relations firm's work
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indiana's economic development agency isn't saying what work a New York-based public relations firm did for the state before officials canceled its contract to assess the damage the national outcry over a new religious objections law caused to Indiana's reputation. The Indiana Economic Development Corp. announced the ...
4 arrested after robbery in Hartford, chase into other towns
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Hartford police say they arrested four people who robbed a package store and led officers on a high-speed chase into Newington and West Hartford. Authorities say officers saw a man in a mask and another with a duffel bag leaving a South End package store Thursday ...
Washington woman's measles death is first in US since 2003
SEATTLE (AP) - A woman killed by measles in Washington state had been vaccinated against the disease as a child but succumbed because she had a compromised immune system, a local health official told a TV station. The woman's death was the first from measles in the U.S. in 12 ...
Federal judge rules Maui County ban on GMO crops invalid
HONOLULU (AP) - A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a Maui County ban on the cultivation of genetically engineered crops is pre-empted by federal and state law and invalid. The county's ordinance creating the prohibition exceeded the county's authority, U.S. District Court Chief Judge Susan Oki Mollway said in her ...
Government: Accounting exec earned leniency in Madoff case
NEW YORK (AP) - A 79-year-old former New York accounting firm executive who did work for some of Bernard Madoff's most important clients has earned leniency at sentencing because his cooperation provided new insights into history's largest financial fraud, prosecutors said. In a filing late Thursday in Manhattan federal court, ...
Reds place coach on administrative leave following arrest
CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds have placed assistant hitting coach Lee Tinsley on administrative leave following his arrest on Thursday morning on a charge of driving while impaired. Tinsley, 46, was booked into the Carroll County (Ky.) jail on one count of operating a motor vehicle while under the ...
Medical helicopter crashes in Frisco; 2 escape
FRISCO, Colo. (AP) - A medical helicopter crashed in Frisco Friday afternoon, and Lake Dillon Fire officials say at least two people were able to escape. KUSA-TV reports (http://on9news.tv/1KBOT85 ) that the Flight for Life chopper was taking off from St. Anthony Summit Medical Center Friday afternoon. There was no ...
San Francisco: No 'legal basis' to hold shooting suspect
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - An attorney for the San Francisco Sheriff's Department says it had no authority to honor an immigration hold when it released a man who's now suspected in shooting death of a woman at a tourist site. Freya Horne said Friday that federal detention orders are not ...
Dr. Dre announces new radio show on Apple Music service
Kenner woman dies in Interstate 10 accident
Electrical fire halts production at Evansville factory
California woman killed in two-vehicle crash
TALLULAH, La. (AP) - Louisiana State Police say a 26-year-old Long Beach, California, woman was killed Friday when her car collided with an 18-wheeler on Interstate 20 in Madison Parish. Troopers identified the victim as Marsadis Daise. The accident occurred about 2:30 a.m. on Interstate 20 about 5 miles west ...
New Hampshire officials give lawyers names of more cops
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - The New Hampshire attorney general's office has released to defense attorneys the names of nearly 150 officers whose certifications to perform breath tests in suspected drunken driving cases may be in question. Deputy Attorney General Ann Rice on June 19 notified the state's criminal defense lawyers ...
Eager eaters weigh-in ahead of NYC July 4th hot dog contest
Florida bond hearing becomes reunion for childhood friends
Arkansas leaders try to diffuse war of words on gay marriage
2 badly burned bodies found in a car in a remote ravine
PASCO, Wash. (AP) - The Franklin County Sheriff's office is investigating the deaths of two people found badly burned in a car as a double homicide. The Tri-City Herald reports (http://bit.ly/1f9etFZ ) that the bodies were found Thursday night in car that was hidden in a ravine about a mile ...
Italia Ricci Teases New Season of 'Chasing Life'
Italia Ricci Teases New Season of 'Chasing Life'
Minot businesses: New liquor rules change how we operate
MINOT, N.D. (AP) - Some business owners in Minot say a change to the city's liquor ordinance that restricts their hours of operation is changing the way they run their businesses. KXMC-TV reports (http://bit.ly/1HBxWd9 ) the city council amended the liquor license ordinance in early June so that businesses with ...
Egypt marks 2nd anniversary of Islamist ouster with mourning
CAIRO (AP) - Two years to the day after the army overthrew Egypt's Islamist president, the sounds coming from the mosque at Cairo's Tahrir Square were sadly telling. At the focal point of Egypt's upheavals, where authorities had hoped to stage celebrations, there was instead a prayer for the week's ...
2-year-old girl drowns in south Georgia river
Assembly to consider 20-week abortion ban in special session
Anglers enjoy ideal conditions early in Jackson Hole
50 inmigrantes juran bandera en La Pequeña Habana
Cincuenta inmigrantes de 19 países juraron lealtad a los Estados Unidos el jueves durante una ceremonia de naturalización en el Teatro Tower del Miami Dade College en La Pequeña Habana, donde el alcalde de Miami Tomás Regalado y la congresista cubanoamericana Ileana Ros-Lehtinen les dieron la bienvenida a los nuevos ...
Massachusetts college daycare worker arraigned in rape case
BROCKTON, Mass. (AP) - A Massachusetts judge has set bail at $100,000 for a former Bridgewater State University student accused of sexually assaulting two young boys while working at a campus daycare center. Twenty-two-year-old Kyle Loughlin was arraigned Friday in Brockton Superior Court and pleaded not guilty to aggravated statutory ...
Burn survivor leaves hospital after 264 days
Fallece veterana cantante cubana en Miami
BRIEF: Asistente de maestra de la Florida acusada de intentar tener sexo con niño de 11 años
Reporte de tránsito: cambios para el feriado del 4 de julio en Miami
Debido al feriado del 4 de Julio este fin de semana, no habrá muchas obras viales, pero aun así se llevarán a cabo algunas sobre la autopista Turnpike de la Florida y sobre Biscayne Boulevard. Todos los carriles al norte sobre la autopista Turnpike se desacelerarán a 15 millas por ...
Ciudades unen esfuerzos para preservar playas
Los alcaldes de cinco ciudades costeras del sur de la Florida anunciaron el jueves que unirán esfuerzos para restaurar y proteger las playas de la erosión. "Las playas son el motor económico más importante para las ciudades costeras del sur de la Florida", dijo la ciudad de Miami Beach en ...
Coca iba de Ecuador a NY via Miami
Cubanos repatriados a Bahía de Cabañas
US Senator pushes amendment to shift power back to states
New Orleans bar loses permit to sell liquor
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A New Orleans Civil Court District judge has denied a motion from a French Quarter bar to stop the state from revoking its permit to sell alcohol. According to court records, the Last Call bar had sought a restraining order that would it to continue selling ...
Weather service: Flash flood warnings in Lexington area
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Weather officials are warning residents of flash flooding on roads, highways and low-lying spots in Lexington and surrounding areas. National Weather Service forecasters issued flash flood warnings on Friday afternoon for sections of Anderson, Bourbon, Fayette, Jessamine, Mercer and Woodford counties in Kentucky. Weather officials say ...
Bat in Boise tests positive for rabies
BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Idaho health officials say a bat found in Boise has tested positive for rabies. KBIO-TV reports (http://bit.ly/1LIFkF3 ) that this is the first rabid bat of 2015. Last year, 11 bats and one skunk tested positive for rabies. Two cases were in Ada County and two ...
Sheriff's office: Woman gave kids marijuana at party
LEXINGTON PARK, Md. (AP) - Authorities in southern Maryland say a woman gave marijuana to children at a birthday party and tried to teach a 6-year-old how to smoke. The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office says deputies were called to a home on Treetop Road in Lexington Park early Friday ...
Woman falls 400 feet to death at Royal Gorge Bridge & Park
Regulators pass higher electricity rates for most residents
Cody school reading material scrapped following controversy
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Kayakers find body in Anacostia River; 4th found in less than 2 weeks in DCEmily Miller
FOX 5 was first and only one on the scene Friday morning when a body was found floating in the Anacostia River. There have been four bodies found in the waters in D.C. in less than two weeks.
Maryland woman injured when firework explodes in hand
Md. woman charged for giving kids marijuana at birthday party
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Former FOX 7 intern and UT Grad begins global conversation with #whatimmigrantslooklikeElizabeth Saab
Detroit politicians say violent crime is down, numbers reflect oppositeThe Americans with Charlie LeDuff
Police: No evidence of shooting at Washington Navy YardMyFoxDC.com Web Producer
DC residents believe keyless technology led to their cars being broken intoTisha Lewis
Cyclist dead, 2 others injured in bike crash at World Police and Fire GamesMyFoxDC.com Web Producer
AP source: Wizards get Jared Dudley from Bucks for 2nd round pick
Fireworks may trigger anxiety, flashbacks for veterans dealing with PTSDTom Fitzgerald
Was terrorism threat alert for Fourth of July evident at Navy Yard response?Emily Miller
Woman gets 8 years for robbing elderly couple after meeting them at casinoLena' Burns
Suspect in DC mansion slayings fires his defense attorneysMarina Marraco
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Employment Opportunities
We are now accepting applications and resumes for part time and full time teaching assistant positions. Join our team of early education professionals and help create high-quality, developmentally appropriate programs for children. Build strong relationships with children, parents, and colleagues while also enjoying the many unique aspects of teaching at a Christian early education center. Please submit your resume and application by email to the Director Hannahlee Goedelman at [email protected].
Download the full position description here.
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Hannahlee GoedelmanIsland Campus Director
has been the Ministry Director of the Early Education Ministry at Anastasia Baptist since 2007. She has over 15 years of experience in teaching and leadership. She has her Associate's degree in Child Development and Bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a Minor in Education. Hannahlee believes that this is not merely a job, but a gift that God has blessed her with. She loves the ministry and the relationships with families. Hannahlee is passionate about the importance of being a vital part of children's early development, when it is most important to build a solid foundation in their lives.
Then he said to them, "Whoever welcomes this little child in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me. For it is the one who is least among you all who is the greatest."
Luke 9:48
Jessica MooreWest Campus Director
is currently the Campus Director for the West Campus. She has her Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and graduated from Flagler College in 2005. Jessica has worked with children or in early childcare education professionally for the last 14 years. Her heart and passion is to see young children educated and loved on in a compassionate, structured, and Christ-centered environment. Supporting parents and families in the raising of their children is one of the main goals of the church and she loves being involved in a childcare center that holds that as the core of their mission.
"Love God, your God, with your whole heart: love him with all that's in you, love him with all you've got! Write these commandments that I've given you today on your hearts. Get them inside of you and then get them inside your children. Talk about them wherever you are, sitting at home or walking in the street; talk about them from the time you get up in the morning to when you fall into bed at night. Tie them on your hands and foreheads as a reminder; inscribe them on the doorposts of your homes and on your city gates." {Deuteronomy 6:5-9, The Message}
Samantha AyresAdministrative Assistant
has been at ABEEM since 2013. She is a graduate of Flagler College and has always been passionate about working with kids. Samantha delights in being present in the lives of these little ones each day and counts it as an immeasurable gift. With the belief that children are the center of life in the Kingdom of God, her goal at ABEEM is to love children well and continually point them to Jesus. When Samantha isn't at the Early Education Ministry, you can find her in the office at Anastasia Baptist Church where she works for the Director of Adult Ministries.
"The people brought children to Jesus, hoping he might touch them. The disciples shooed them off. But Jesus was irate and let them know it: "Don't push these children away. Don't ever get between them and me. These children are at the very center of life in the kingdom. Mark this: Unless you accept God's kingdom in the simplicity of a child, you'll never get in." Then, gathering the children up in his arms, he laid his hands of blessing on them." {Mark 10:13-16, The Message}
Carrie RichardsonLead Teacher
has been working with infants since 2008 and loves every minute of it. She received a Bachelor's degree from Flagler College as well as completed 45 hours of childcare training. Carrie loves working with babies and watching the transformation that takes place over their first year of life.
"Children are a heritage of the Lord!" {Psalm 127:3a}
Whitney WeberAssistant & Afternoon Teacher
joined ABEEM in December 2013 as a substitute teacher and is currently our assistant teacher in the mornings in the Infant and Toddler Rooms and our afternoon teacher with the Infants. Whitney has worked with children for the past 5 years, teaching in a VPK program for 3 years before joining our team. She also works in the church nursery, baby-sits, and enjoys taking care of her nieces and nephews. You could say that she's always wanted to work with children!
Deb CaslerLead Teacher
has been at ABEEM since 2007. She is teaching in our toddler program. Deb loves seeing God's blessings in the lives of the children every day. She enjoys working with children, sharing her time and energy with the staff, and being refreshed with training and new ideas every year.
Gail Heisler-HaynesLead Teacher
has been at ABEEM since 2007 and has done her 45 hours of childcare training and her yearly continuing education training. She works in early education because she loves caring for and teaching children. Being able to love on them during their year in the Two's classroom is so very special.
Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me." {Luke 18:16}
Sheila MasonAssistant & Afternoon Teacher
has worked in childcare for 8 years in Ohio and Florida. She began working at ABEEM in 2010. Not only has she completed her 45 hours of certification in FL, but Sheila has also been a Sunday superintendent and taught Sunday school since she was in her teenage years. Sheila has always loved children and has two lovely adult daughters of her own. She considers the students in her classroom like her very own children.
"Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it." {Proverbs 22:6}
Susan StaufferLead Teacher
began working at ABEEM in 2010. She has completed her FL state requirements for child care and is currently pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education. She also has several years of experience teaching elementary education in private Christian schools in Florida and New York. Susan is active in children's ministry here at Anastasia Baptist Church, serving in ABC Studios and Kids Praise music ministry.
"You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart." {Jeremiah 29:13}
Shannon RentzAssistant & Afternoon Teacher
began working at ABEEM in 2013 as one of our Summer Camp teachers and moved into her current position as the assistant & afternoon teacher in one of our two-year-old classes the following autumn. Shannon has her Bachelor's degree from the University of Florida and began working with children and families when she was in high school. Shannon has worked for the YMCA as a lifeguard and swim instructor for a number of years. She is a wonderful storyteller and loves seeing children playing and growing in the Lord.
Elaine WilsonLead Teacher
Elaine Wilson has worked in childcare for 25 years. Most of this time she was the lead teacher in a Pre-K class, beginning in South Florida, then in two centers in Atlanta, Georgia, until her family moved to St. Augustine in 2004. Since moving here, Elaine has been mainly working in the three-year-old program at Anastasia Baptist Early Education. Elaine has her C.D.A. certification.
Children are very special little people, and Elaine loves to watch them learn, grow, and respond to new concepts. They are a joy to work with and to teach. In a Christian Center also, teachers have an amazing privilege to teach them about the Lord Jesus and His love for them, and she is grateful for this opportunity.
Jesus …said, 'Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.'" {Luke 18:16}
Debbie JoseyAssistant Teacher
has been working in child care for over twenty-six years, starting with church nursery, and has been at ABEEM since 2009. She loves working with children because they are so innocent and are like sponges, absorbing everything you teach them. It also very rewarding to watch them learn and grow. Debbie is one of our morning assistants in our Three's Program.
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." {Philippians 4:13}
Cindy LongLead Teacher
joined the ABEEM family in July 2014. Cindy has worked with children in a few capacities over the last 15 years, including as the children's ministry director at her former church for a few years before she entered the classroom as a preschool teacher. She loves teaching three year olds! Cindy and her husband of 26 years have two wonderful children. In Cindy's spare time, she enjoys sewing and reading.
Kayla HuntressAssistant & Afternoon Teacher
began working at ABEEM in the spring of 2014. She has her B.A. in Psychology from Flagler College, but has worked with children in some capacity since she was 16 years old. Kayla has volunteered in her church's nursery, baby-sits, and has taught in summer camp. Her favorite age group to teach is the Four's/VPK class, but her three year olds are certainly swaying her opinion for the better. Kayla loves doing crafts with the children, reading them stories, and seeing their growth and transformation in the classroom over the course of the school year.
Mimi MoxonLead Teacher
is our new Co-Lead Teacher in VPK but began working here as an assistant teacher in the VPK program in 2009. She recently received her CDA certificate. Mimi has taught 3-year-old Sunday school and Children's Choir at Anastasia Baptist church for many years. She has been happily married for 15 years and has 3 children, ages 13, 11, and 6. Mimi has lived in St. Augustine for 36 years and has been a member of ABC for 16 years. Her passion is loving and teaching preschool children. They are truly a special gift from God and she feels blessed to work with them every day.
"Clothe yourselves in compassion, kindness, gentleness, and patience." {Colossians 3:12}
Marshan RiceAssistant Teacher
began working at ABEEM as an assistant teacher in the VPK program in 2007. She has obtained her 40 hour certificate and continues to take at least 10 hours of classes each year. Marshan loves listening to children, guiding them in class, and hearing their imaginations at work. She also enjoys seeing their faces light up when they are praised for learning something new. Marshan is incredibly creative and does many, many craft projects with her students. She is also our creative director in regards to our bulletin boards.
Lena FotterLead Teacher
has been teaching young children since 1997. She was born and raised in Massachusetts where she graduated from Worcester State College, majoring in Early Childhood Education and Psychology. Consequently, Lena spent the next 4 years teaching preschool age children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. It was then that she developed a strong compassion to make a difference in young children's lives. In 2005, Lena moved to sunny Palm Coast, Florida where she earned a Florida Professional Teaching Certification in PreK-Grade 3 and Exceptional Student Education K-12. In 2007, she joined the team at Anastasia Baptist Early Education. She finds it exciting, exhilarating, and rewarding to see children get excited about their accomplishments. She loves challenging her students and watching them get excited about learning and how they grow emotionally and spiritually. It is her mission to prepare each and every one of her students to reach their full potential and leave her class with confidence that they can do all things through Christ Our Lord.
"I am the Lord your God, who teaches you what is best for you, who directs you in the way you should go." {Isaiah 48:17}
Kay OsgatharpAfternoon Teacher
began working at ABEEM in 2012 but has been working with children for many years. Kay is the float in the JoyBox and Discovery Cove buildings, meaning she assists the teachers in the afternoon and substitutes in certain classes at times. She has taught Sunday school since the early 1970's, worked with youth groups, and currently works in the church nursery on Sunday mornings. Kay has two adult children and three granddaughters. She is an avid reader and enjoys cross-stitching and crocheting.
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." {Proverbs 3:5-6}
Christie RasmussenSubstitute
has spent much of the last 10 years working with children. She is the mom of two boys and works in the church nursery. Christie particularly enjoys teaching in our Four's & VPK classrooms. Christie is also passionate about photography and catching special moments of her boys in action.
Shelby KashiwamuraKitchen/Resource
began working at ABEEM in 2010. She is our Food Service Resource Manager, known to most of the children as "The Snack Lady." She enjoys preparing and serving nutritious snacks twice a day. Items on our menu include; hummus with pita triangles, cheese quesadillas, and fresh fruit just to name a few of the daily snacks. Shelby's son and daughter attended ABEEM for three years. Shelby's background is in Hotel, Restaurant and Event Management and she spends her free time running and going to the beach with her family.
Jessica MooreWest Campus Director
is currently the Campus Director for the West Campus. She has her Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and graduated from Flagler College in 2005. Jessica has worked with children or in early childcare education professionally for the last 14 years. Her heart and passion is to see young children educated and loved on in a compassionate, structured, and Christ-centered environment. Supporting parents and families in the raising of their children is one of the main goals of the church and she loves being involved in a childcare center that holds that as the core of their mission.
"Love God, your God, with your whole heart: love him with all that's in you, love him with all you've got! Write these commandments that I've given you today on your hearts. Get them inside of you and then get them inside your children. Talk about them wherever you are, sitting at home or walking in the street; talk about them from the time you get up in the morning to when you fall into bed at night. Tie them on your hands and foreheads as a reminder; inscribe them on the doorposts of your homes and on your city gates." {Deuteronomy 6:5-9, The Message}
Jackie RobinsonLead Teacher
worked in missions for 9 ½ years, took college dance courses, got her CDA to teach in child care, taught here at ABEEM for 6 years then went to Thailand as a missionary. In Thailand she taught in a kindergarten for 4 ½ years. Jackie also taught dance for all ages in a school for missionary kids. Her last year there she taught in a Christian orphanage for babies and children with AIDS. Upon returning to Florida, June 2007, she was once again hired to work with 3-year-olds at ABEEM. She loves to see little ones' eyes 'light up' when they catch on to new things they are learning. And they say the cutest things! Oh, to see the world through the eyes of a child…
Rebecca WilsonLead Teacher
began working at ABEEM in 2012 as a substitute teacher and is currently a VPK teacher at the West Campus. She earned her Bachelors of Arts in Elementary Education at the University of North Florida in 2008. Rebecca interned at R.B. Hunt in a Kindergarten classroom. She knew in high school that she wanted to work in education and become a teacher. Rebecca loves music and using songs in the classroom, as well as encouraging children to read, read, read! After having spent time working in the early elementary grades, she feels it's her job as an early education teacher to prepare children for school so that they're ready to enter Kindergarten.
Amber ElderSummer Camp Teacher
began working at ABAin 2011. She is currently studying to be an elementary school teacher at Flagler College. Amber fills in as a substitute when she's not taking classes and leads our Summer Camp for Elementary Age children. She has always known that she wanted to be a teacher. Amber believes that instilling the values and skills that children need at an early age helps them be successful in the future.
"I have taught you the way of wisdom; I have led you in the paths of uprightness. When you walk, your step will not be hampered, and if you run, you will not stumble." {Proverbs 4:11-12}
Brandon ElderSummer Camp Teacher
is one of our summer camp staff members. Brandon started with us a few summers ago on a part-time basis, helping with our water slide. He has since been Amber's co-teacher and will continue team teaching this summer as well. Brandon works for the church as the youth ministry associate and is a student at UNF. He plans on attending seminary upon graduation from college. He is passionate about reaching the youth of St. Augustine for Christ and training up the next generation.

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She says she has learned to give herself a break and to take care of herself.
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A day after the country has had a chance to absorb the death of Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy, political analysts are now looking at whether his death helps, hurts, or at all changes the battle to get a health care reform bill passed this year in Congress.
Ron Pollack is the founding Executive Director with Families USA, a Washington D.C.-based advocacy group for universal health care.
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Africa Cup of Nations: Sudan win first point since 1976
Sudan earned their first Africa Cup of Nations point in 36 years when drawing 2-2 with Angola in Malabo.
The southern Africans took control after four minutes as Manucho pounced on a defensive error to drill home.
That left Sudan needing their first finals goal since 1976 and it duly arrived when Mohamed Ahmed Bashir headed home after the half-hour.
After Manucho converted a spot-kick for his second, Bashir struck late on to earn a deserved draw for the Sudanese.
Mohamed 'Mazda' Abdallah Sudan coach
"I'm trying to minimize the small mistakes of our inexperienced defenders playing against high-quality strikers. I think we are improving. To survive in this competition you have to win, so we played more offensive."
After winning the Nations Cup on home soil in 1970, Sudan's national team has gone downhill and suffered a 32-year absence from the finals until returning at Ghana 2008, only to lose all their games without scoring.
So after Manucho pounced on Nagm Eldin's hesitation after four minutes, striding on unchallenged before cracking home an angled drive, there were legitimate fears for Sudan's fortunes.
Especially since the first job for Akram Elhadi, brought in for regular goalkeeper Mahjoub El Moez, was to pick the ball out of the net.
But in a largely-deserted Nuevo Estadio de Malabo, where the sound of the Angola trumpets filled the void, Sudan - the second lowest-ranked tournament at the finals - gradually came into the game.
Mohamed Tahir was the first to test Carlos in the Angolan goal as he fired in a terrific 25-yarder before Mohamed Ahmed Bashir made history in the 33rd minute.
Mudather El Taib swung over a cross from the right wing which Bashir flicked into the top corner before charging to the corner flag where he kissed the ground in celebration.
The goal was no less than Sudan's play merited, after Angola had slackened off, but the East Africans gifted the Palancas Negras another lead in the opening minutes of the second period.
Andre Macanga Angola captain
"We made a mistake and Sudan took advantage to score. It's a very fair result. We depend on ourselves, and there's still a long way to go in this tournament."
Defender Hamid Nazar was the guilty party as his lazy challenge felled FC Porto's Djalma, and Manucho slotted the penalty home to become the tournament's top scorer with three goals.
That left Sudan needing another strike to stay in the finals and they slowly worked their way back into a game where forward Nando Rafael made his long-awaited debut for the Palancas Negras.
But the former Germany youth international suffered a mixed day as the second-half substitute was forced off with a shoulder injury, to be replaced by Jose Vunguidica.
The Angolan made an immediate impact but not in the fashion coach Lito Vidigal would have wanted as he chested a hopeful punt into the path of Bashir, who swivelled to volley home his second of the game.
Bashir could have scored a hat-trick but fired a late effort tamely at Carlos, who will miss Monday's final group game Ivory Coast after picking up his second yellow of the tournament for time-wasting.
Late on, Angola could have snatched victory when Manucho fired a yard or two over the crossbar from the halfway line after cleverly spotting Akram off his line.
The result leaves both teams in with a chance of making the quarter-finals on the final day, when the Sudanese will take on Burkina Faso.


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Has anyone gone to this sale at Cotton Babies stores? I'm wondering if freetimes and elemental are part of the $1 deal. Also, if you have a ticket do you still have to get there early and wait outside in line?
Cotton babies $1 sale
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I got the email, but I live in Kentucky. I so wish I could go. Anyone wanna go and then mail me diapers? :)
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In all seriousness, if anyone lives in St. Louis and is planning on going, I'll pay your entrance fee to the sale and shipping if you get me diapers! Please pass me a note if you'd be willing to pick me up a few things. We have a 5 month old and are trying for #2, so we will need a lot of diapers!
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When is this sale? I'm a short road trip away from St. Louis :)
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Details can be found here! www.eventbrite.com/org/1000675033?s...
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I wish I lived nearby too! I would love to be able to check one out. I really want more Flip Organic Inserts (the original version) and a Lovelace diapers again. I had it in a Flip but my daughter became allergic to the elastic casing. I would be willing to pay shipping and such too if anyone goes and finds a few Flip Organics for me! I wouldn't ask anyone to go just for me though.
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I live in saint louis and they are not having their $1 sale. They will post as an event when it does occur.
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The link pp posted said STL was having a sale on the 16th?? I hope I can make it!! I wish it were sometime this week & I would be able to for sure. I have no cloth diapers bc even used ones were too expensive for me to really stock up :(
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Ok yes the sale is happening. I just bought my ticket. If anyone needs something let me know and I can see if they have it and ship to you.
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The Price of Political Uncertainty: Theory and Evidence from the Option Market
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We empirically analyze the pricing of political uncertainty, guided by a theoretical model of government policy choice. After deriving the model's predictions for option prices, we test those predictions in an international sample of national elections and global summits. We find that political uncertainty is priced in the option market in ways predicted by the theory. Options whose lives span political events tend to be more expensive. Such options provide valuable protection against the risk associated with political events, including not only price risk but also variance and tail risks. This protection is more valuable in a weaker economy as well as amid higher political uncertainty.
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The New York Rangers traded rugged forward Mike Rupp to the Minnesota Wild on Monday for forwards Darroll Powe and Nick Palmieri. The deal was announced hours before the Wild faced the Phoenix Coyotes in Arizona. The Rangers have been looking for depth at forward to complement their top line of Rick Nash, Brad Richards and former Wild star Marian Gaborik. New York is also dealing with the loss of captain Ryan Callahan, who is currently sidelined by a dislocated shoulder. The 27-year-old Powe has yet to record a point in eight games this season. He had six goals and seven assists while playing in all 82 games last season with the Wild. He played 204 games with the Philadelphia Flyers before joining Minnesota last season. Rupp will provide Minnesota with a veteran, physical presence. In 565 NHL games over 10 seasons with New Jersey, Phoenix, Columbus, Pittsburgh and the Rangers, the 33-year-old winger has 53 goals, 41 assists and 765 penalty minutes. Rupp scored the Stanley Cup-wi...
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Ambohimanga Things to Do
Third, take pictures
Well, I am listing it as things to do, not that you have to but only as a reminder.Sometime, you would be so "absorbed" by the contemplation of the sights, watching sunset, the imagination triggered by the tales from the guides that you would forget to take pictures. What can I say? I may have counted many pictures I'd missed while soaking it up,...more
Second, Take time to Reflect...
OK, views from a hill are not your main interest in visiting the Royal compound. Still, the ambience, the serenity, the design of the place would invite you to take time to reflect. Be it while contemplating the views, while watching some sunset, while imagining the extent of work accomplished by those kings uniting the Merina kingdom then...more
First, the Rock with views....
I guess, as many touring people, your main goal to visit the UNESCO Heritage listed Ambohimanga would not to enjoy the views. Still, if I ever manage to convince you about sitting on some rock as the main object of the roadtrip, then I would be glad. lolAfter your guided tour, you should be offered to reach Ambatomiantendro rock for some views....more
Ambohimanga Transportation
Good road to ride on!
You don't need a 4wd to go there.
You may hire a bus but I can't advise where to catch it. But I know there are regular lines (not as frequent as in European standards though...).
So either you hire a taxi, a guide or simply a car without any driver... or a bicycle.. or a motorbike (a very cool option!!!).
The road is good though somewhat crowded near the urban center but it becomes so desert as you get North... especially after Sabotsy-Namehana, it's so calm and sparse.
Ambohimanga, well, it's another city, that lives on its reputation of a sacred place... no business center, no supermarkets.. it's a countryside town... We use to say that Ambohimanga is a royal city.. but it's more of a town, really... very serene; just crowded at Ambatomitsangana gate where are the market, the bus station, the administrative bureau, the church.etc..
Anyway, the 20 km road is generally good, more and more sparse as you head North and you would be tempted to speed up, happy to escape the chaotic and messy Tana, its downtown hassle and the traffic jams... and you speed up, like many others.. There: a warning: sometimes, you would see phantom cars as you tackle a turn, you would be surprised by a oxcart you wouldn't expect, another crazy driver driving in the middle of the road, not keeping his right... So watch out that speed and stay focused on the driving though the landscape is so inviting !
How do I know that ? I used to commute 4 times a day on this route for nearly 14 years (Malaza, my home village is 5 km from Ambohimanga).Related to:
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Ambohimanga Local Customs
Like anywhere else they sell attractive...
For Ambohimanga being the most visited Malagasy cultural site, you could imagine locals trying to take advantage of that aura... :-)Well, I am quite sure those items are overpriced compared to those sold in Andravoahangy handicraft market. Still, I saw some stalls in the nearby selling beautiful embroidered tableclothes and napkins.. If you don't...more
Well, there as a reason I snapped this picture: the red Filanjana.The royals used to be transported by Filanjana. It is a chair fixed on two solid rods, topped with an umbrella on which a King or a Queen used to sit and that four men used to weigh/ carry. Just learnt it was a palanquin. :-)While visiting the Rova, you'd be shown a white plastic...more
Egg and clay for centuries.. forever !
Centuries ago, this enclosure wall was made from clay and egg whisk then painted with chalk. It still stands.I once had the explanation that eggs served as taxes. They were then collected to allow royal constructions.more
Ambohimanga Warnings and Dangers
Wind wind wind on Ambatomiatendro
Just pay attention to the fact that whenever you climb any hill, it can be very windy over there. This something you wouldn't notice within the royal compound of Ambohimanga (probably thanks to the egg & mud enclosure walls). Yet, I happened many times to be too lightly covered for the wind when sitting on this Ambatomiatendro rock. The top of the...more
Good road to ride on! Watch out the...
You don't need a 4wd to go there.You may hire a bus but I can't advise where to catch it. But I know there are regular lines (not as frequent as in European standards though...).So either you hire a taxi, a guide or simply a car without any driver... or a bicycle.. or a motorbike (a very cool option!!!).The road is good though somewhat crowded near...more
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Mangabe II- 360° aerial views
Views, yes. 360°, check. Aerial, check."King of the world feeling", check.But first, the climb. Short & steep. Great. Silent. Scary. Not dangerous, just risky to climb the pinetree frest underwood there as a solo female. Haven't encountered any danger, any threatening behaviour. Surprising. Busy climbing the steep slope, I came across a woman...more
Mangabe I - the "doany experience" to...
I must have a special connection with this hill. The first hill ever (Ambohimanga apart) I managed to reach the summit although the highest I climbed. The first doany area where I had a feeling to not be set apart due to my status (I don't believe in the efficiency of pilgriming & asking for blessings at those doany, that pilgrims seemed to not...more
Ambohimanga surroundings to fill days!
A shame that the royal compound uses to be the only spot locals & most tourists visit. As a local living just 3 miles from Blue Hill, I used to consider the place as one that was always there, that I would be able to visit anytime. Indeed, it is.. but it took me years, guiding my Belgian friends who visited Madagascar in 1995 to see the compound...more
Ambohimanga Sports & Outdoors
The little Ambatondradama trek & climb
Walking & mountain climbing (not talking about speleology).I used to think you'd need a guide to climb hills around Ambohimanga. In fact, you don't need to. [You may need one for cultural guidance & translation as some of hills there are sacred site, including pilgrimage stations...etc.. That's the case of Ambatondradama & Mangabe.]. I just needed...more
Should you be a pioneer ?
I chose Hiking as a theme though I guess something like Cycling, Mountain climbing would fit too.My only experience of walking there was a walk in the Ambohimanga primitive forest and picking plants and capturing hairy spiders, butterflies, crickets, creepy crawlers.. the one just below Ambatomiatendro rock... Visiting the area, you may be tempted...more
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Ambohimanga: a Hill, a City, a Rova...
.. or "Blue Hill" (1500m) is the most sacred of the twelve (sacred) hills that surround Antananarivo.Located 20-odd kilometers North of Tana, this Royal city is considered as the cradle of Merina kingdom, if not Madagascar kingdom.The city is a fort surrounded by some 10-odd kilometer-labyrinth of moats with many enormous stone gates. Pic2: the...more
Ambohimanga: the Rock, the Primitive...
Another feature of Ambohimanga: Ambatomiantendro rock.Uses to be a landmark to locate Ambohimanga from afar. It was made easy to spot the hill from Tana's Manjakamiadana Rova. As a King, it was the obvious place to have a bird's eye view on one's territory & to review strategies. That was reported to be one of Nampoina's favourite pastimes, a...more
"Nampoina" means "Rice cultivation"
As I use to say: "No better place than the top"This is a view on the massif that surrounds North of Tana. I snapped this picture while visiting the "glass room" of the Queens. In this room, the Queens, esp. Ranavalona II, reported to chill out and sometimes had her work sessions. The pieces of furniture were donations from European kingdoms (of...more
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Microsoft's Network Access Protection Plattform (NAP) security function will be available for Linux and the Mac operating system via third party products.
At its TechEd fair in Barcelona, Microsoft exhibited technologies by three partners that support access to NAP security requests on heterogeneous networks. NAP is used to query the security policies and identities of clients and to synchronize with server policies on Microsoft networks. NAP is currently deployed in Microsoft Vista and the future Windows Server 2008 platform. Three software packages will bring NAP technology to network nodes running Linux.
Korean security vendor UNET System has a solution for Linux and Mac platforms on heterogeneous networks in the form of a plugin dubbed Anyclick für NAP. US-based Avenda Systems is looking to complete an authentication package titled Avenda Linux Network Access Protection Agent which synchronizes data with Microsoft NAP or its proprietary eTIPS system. Both products are scheduled for release shortly after Windows Server 2008 is launched, that is probably as of February 2008. According to current figures from Redmond, NAP is currently installed on 150,000 desktops, of which some 70,000 are owned by Microsoft itself.
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