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News for Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Assets offshore hint at larger Romney wealth
For nearly 15 years, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's financial portfolio has included an offshore company that remained invisible to voters as his political star rose.
Romney breaks from vacation for July Fourth parade
Mitt Romney is taking a break from vacationing at his lakeside estate to march in the local Independence Day parade _ and to see and be seen by the news media as well as potential voters.
Dodgers RHP Coffey to have Tommy John surgery
Dodgers reliever Todd Coffey will have Tommy John surgery and miss the rest of the season.
German spy agency faces shake-up in neo-Nazi case
The case horrified Germany, a nation where the Hitler era still casts a long shadow: a small band of neo-Nazis suspected of killing ethnic Turks and others in a seven-year terror spree, undetected by security forces until a botched bank robbery brought down the group last year.
STORM: Trio loses no-hitter in ninth, settle for one-hit shutout
LAKE ELSINORE ---- In front of a festive crowd of 7,012, Mark Pope, Yefri Carvajal, and Alexis Lara combined on a one-hit shutout as the Storm downed Bakersfield 10-0 Tuesday night at the Diamond.
Cuba's Raul Castro visiting trading partner China
Cuban leader Raul Castro is in China for talks with President Hu Jintao and other leaders, his first visit to his country's key trading partner since taking office as president.
NATO: man in Afghan uniform shoots, wounds troops
A man in an Afghan army uniform shot and wounded a number of coalition troops in eastern Afghanistan, the U.S.-led NATO coalition said on Wednesday.
Australia, Indonesia try to help boat in distress
Australian and Indonesian rescuers are trying to help a migrant-filled boat taking on water in bad weather and rough seas off Indonesia on Wednesday, a day after the countries agreed to strengthen maritime ties as a way to combat people smuggling.
MURRIETA: Council approves emergency service fee
The Murrieta City Council voted Tuesday night to impose a fee on anyone requiring emergency medical service from city paramedics.
Orioles slip past Mariners 5-4
Robert Andino homered in the ninth off Seattle reliever Charlie Furbush to give the Baltimore Orioles a 5-4 win over the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night after starter Wei-Yin Chen flirted with a perfect game for more than six innings.
Crisp's game-ending sacrifice fly lifts A's
Coco Crisp hit a game-ending sacrifice fly to go with his leadoff homer in the first, and the Oakland Athletics rallied to beat the Boston Red Sox 3-2 on Tuesday night.
Questions raised on Venezuela joining Mercosur
More than six years after Hugo Chavez said that joining Mercosur was Venezuela's destiny, the presidents of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay have decided that his oil-rich nation will finally become the fifth full member of the common market.
Wildfire burns 250 acres of ranchland north of LA
A wildfire has broken out and quickly surged to more than 250 acres in rural ranchland 50 miles north of Los Angeles.
Oil hovers near $87 as Iran tensions simmer
Oil prices fell slightly to near $87 a barrel Wednesday in Asia, giving back some of the big gain from the previous day amid growing tension between Iran and Western powers.
Cruz and Dodgers beat Cueto, Reds 3-1
Luis Cruz doubled home the go-ahead run in his second game with the Dodgers and stole home on the next pitch, leading Los Angeles to a 3-1 victory over Johnny Cueto and the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night.
Pedestrian killed by Amtrak train near LA arrival
Fire officials say a pedestrian was struck and killed by an Amtrak passenger train in North Hollywood.
Padres beat Diamondbacks, spoil Bauer's home debut
Chase Headley doubled in three runs and the San Diego Padres roughed up Arizona rookie Trevor Bauer in his home debut 9-5 on Tuesday night, winning their fourth straight and sending the Diamondbacks to their fourth loss in a row.
Cashner injury tempers Padres' fourth straight win
Strained right lat forces flamethrower's early departure from duel with Arizona's Bauer
Pedestrian struck in El Cerrito
The accident was reported about 9 p.m.
Bio of John Cage explores Zen Buddhist influence
"Where the Heart Beats: John Cage, Zen Buddhism, and the Inner Life of Artists" (Penguin Press), by Kay Larson
OCEANSIDE: Local band could have street named for it under policy plan
Former Oceanside Deputy City Manager Mike Blessing had this great idea to promote his son's band ---- rename a street after the band.
MURRIETA: Wall of Hope unveiled at Police Department
A Wall of Hope displaying the art and messages of breast cancer survivors was unveiled Tuesday in the lobby of the Murrieta Police Department.
Oswalt roughed up by White Sox
Roy Oswalt's latest outing for the Texas Rangers was rough from the outset. The veteran right-hander had barely worked up a sweat by the time he'd given up three first-inning homers to the Chicago White Sox.
Lincecum roughed up; Giants lose 9-3 to Nationals
The Washington weather and the Washington Nationals bats combined to derail the progress Tim Lincecum made in his two previous starts.
STORM: Bonus baby Tate still learning the ropes
LAKE ELSINORE ---- Donavan Tate turned down a chance to play quarterback at the University of North Carolina when he signed with the Padres for $6.25 million in 2009. Judging by his laundry list of injuries, one would think that Tate was a football player.
On-Deck Wednesday: Padres face Kennedy in Arizona
Diamondback was 21-4 last year, 4th in N.L. Cy Young voting
San Diego performs the Star-Spangled Banner
Everyone gets into the act, bringing the National Anthem to life on America's birthday.
Volstad loses again as Cubs fall to Braves 10-3
The Chicago Cubs hoped Chris Volstad would return from the minors a better pitcher, more mature and better equipped to avoid big innings.
Drug cartel fugitive deported to Mexico from LA
Federal immigration officials say they've handed over a fugitive Mexican drug cartel member caught in Southern California to officials in Mexico, where she's accused of organized crime and drug trafficking.
Emergency in Peru after 3 killed in mining clash
Peru's government declared a state of emergency in three provinces after three people died and at least 21 suffered injuries Tuesday in a violent protest against a gold mining project that is the South American nation's biggest investment.
Phillies fall flat against Mets in 11-1 loss
Charlie Manuel knows the return of stars Roy Halladay and Ryan Howard from injuries should help the reeling Phillies.
Twins top Tigers 8-6, win season-high 5th in a row
Josh Willingham and Trevor Plouffe hit homers in a five-run third and Ryan Doumit had a go-ahead sacrifice fly in the seventh inning, lifting the Minnesota Twins to an 8-6 win over the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday night.
CARLSBAD: Sports center overhaul wins commission's approval
A $10 million project that will give the
Today in History
Today is Wednesday, July 4, the 186th day of 2012. There are 180 days left in the year. This is Independence Day.
REGION: Riverside County to develop farm map
Riverside County supervisors decided Tuesday to develop a map of farms open to the public for tours or sales, in a bid to tap into an expanding agricultural tourism industry.
POWAY: City, wronged homeowners each win partial court victory
The city of Poway won a partial court victory last week, as did the homeowners who sued the inland city after contractors using outdated maps cut down trees on private property in 2007.
AP Source: Gordon agrees to max deal with Suns
Restricted free agent guard Eric Gordon has agreed to a four-year deal with the Phoenix Suns worth about $58 million, a person familiar with the talks told The Associated Press. The New Orleans Hornets have the right to match the deal and keep Gordon.
Chavez: Venezuela to buy tanks from China
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says his government will buy amphibious tanks from China for its military.
Nova's hot streak ends in loss to Tampa Bay
Not even Ivan Nova could stop the Tampa Bay Rays from another home win over the New York Yankees.
Asian stocks gain ahead of central bank meetings
Asian stock markets were boosted Wednesday by hopes European central bankers will buoy economic growth with new stimulus measures.
Francis solid, Rockies beat Cardinals 3-2
Jeff Francis worked five solid innings before the Colorado bullpen took over and Tyler Colvin hit a three-run homer as the Rockies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 on Tuesday night.
Indians topple Angels 9-5
Rookie Zach McAllister lasted six innings, overcoming a throwing error and two home runs in the fifth, and Shelley Duncan homered to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 9-5 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night.
DEL MAR: Plenty of festive options for the Fourth at the fair
Fourth of July activities start early and run late today at the San Diego County Fair.
Jones has 5 hits, 4 RBIs as Braves beat Cubs 10-3
Chipper Jones absorbed every moment of a performance he said he'll cherish in retirement.
White Sox pound Oswalt and Rangers 19-2
Kevin Youkilis, Adam Dunn and Alex Rios homered in the first inning off Roy Oswalt and All-Star Chris Sale won his 10th game Tuesday night and the Chicago White Sox routed the Texas Rangers 19-2.
Desmond, Nationals pound Lincecum, top Giants 9-3
All-Star shortstop Ian Desmond hit his 14th home run, and the Washington Nationals became the latest team to beat up on Tim Lincecum, pounding the struggling right-hander hard early and often Tuesday night in a 9-3 victory.
MENIFEE: Man accused in fatal shooting of girlfriend to stand trial
One witness and a half-hour of testimony were all a judge needed Tuesday to decide that a Menifee man should stand trial for murder in the slaying of his girlfriend.
REGION: Fourth of July road closures
With fireworks and celebrations comes road closures. And that means a few streets around busy parks and viewing sites will be closed on the evening of the Fourth of July.
US sending Ospreys to Japan despite local protests
The United States is moving ahead with plans to deploy its first Osprey military transport aircraft to Japan, despite strong opposition from residents over safety issues following two recent crashes, officials said Wednesday.
CHARGERS: Bolts will pass on new blackout rule
SAN DIEGO ---- The NFL has a new rule that allows each team to relax the local television blackout standard.
Myanmar frees 20 political prisoners; more urged
Myanmar's reformist government granted amnesties for at least 20 political prisoners, but opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi called for the release of all of the hundreds more still behind bars.
Bell, Marlins lose 13-12 to Brewers in 10
Heath Bell knew he cost the Marlins the game, and it hurt.
Sutton's walkoff HR lifts Pirates to 8-7 win
Drew Sutton hit a one-out solo homer in the bottom of the ninth and the Pittsburgh Pirates improved to eight games over .500 for the first time in 20 years with an 8-7 win over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night.
Cashner pulled early with lat injury
Errant warm-up throw prompts him to summon help to mound
Fireworks explosion sets NH house ablaze; 9 hurt
A fireworks explosion ignited on a home's back deck set it ablaze Tuesday night and filled it with smoke, injuring at least nine people, police said.
ENCINITAS: Doctor, wife indicted on tax fraud charges
Federal prosecutors on Monday indicted an Encinitas osteopathic doctor and his wife, accusing them of not only hiding money from federal tax collectors, but also seeking tax refunds upwards of $1.2 million, according to the U.S. Attorneys office in San Diego.
Argentine workers keep oil blockade in place
Renegade union workers refused to end their blockade of one of Argentina's largest oil and gas operations Tuesday, adding to the millions of dollars in lost profits and vandalism already suffered by British and Chinese energy companies.
Carlsbad man accused of stealing pillow pets
The stuffed toys, which can be used as pillows, were taken from an Oceanside warehouse.
Police say man held after hatchet attack, standoff
A Sacramento man is in custody after police say he used a hatchet to smash the driver's side window of a city vehicle while a Sacramento city employee sat inside.
Sean Rodriguez keys Rays win over the Yankees
Sean Rodriguez hit a go-ahead two-run homer, helping the Tampa Bay Rays continue their home dominance over the New York Yankees in a 7-4 victory over the AL East leaders on Tuesday night.


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On Monday, ALA submitted comments to the National Archives and Records Administration's Administrative Committee of the Federal Register regarding the proposed changes to the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). As Archives.gov states, "The Federal Register is an official daily legal publication that informs citizens of: rights and obligations, opportunities for funding and Federal benefits, and actions of Federal agencies for accountability ... Read More »
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FASTR is the new FRPAA
On February 14, 2013 the Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act (FASTR) was introduced in both the House and Senate — Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) and cosponsor Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) introduced the Senate bill, S. 350 and Rep. Michael Doyle (D-PA) and cosponsors Reps. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) and Kevin Yoder (R-KS) introduced the House bill, H.R. 708. ... Read More »
New GPO report suggests charging taxpayers twice for government info
The National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) recently released their congressionally mandated report, Rebooting the Government Printing Office: Keeping America Informed in the Digital Age. NAPA's five-member panel spent ten months conducting an audit of the Government Printing Office (GPO). The panel's lengthy 166 page report does present some interesting, and at times, troubling thoughts. On one hand the panel ... Read More »
Defining Digital Literacy – guest post from Renee Hobbs
What is digital literacy? The term has been rising in visibility since 2009 but it has been used quite differently by a variety of stakeholders including policy makers, educators, and business and technology professionals. Next week, at the American Library Association's annual conference, I'll be moderating a discussion about four distinct but interrelated definitions and and uses of this important term. ... Read More »
New ALA Report Explores Challenges of Equitable Access to Digital Content
The American Library Association (ALA) today released a new report examining critical issues underlying equitable access to digital content through our nation's libraries. In the report, titled "E-content: The Digital Dialogue," authors explore an unprecedented and splintered landscape in which several major publishers refuse to sell ebooks to libraries; proprietary platforms fragment our cultural record; and reader privacy is endangered. ... Read More »

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Your little princess will be a true beauty in this officially licensed Disney Princess Belle Tutu Child Costume complete with gold ruffled character dress and rose detail headband. Just remind her that she mustn't be selfish on Halloween if she wants to embody this popular character.
Beware of the full moon when you wear this Howling at the Moon child costume. The 100% polyester, green plaid shirt of this werewolf costume features faux fur and comes complete with a ferocious wolf mask with open mouth and bared teeth.
Keep a close eye on your little ninja this Halloween because they're known for being mysteriously difficult to find! Stealth Ninja Toddler Costume includes warrior jumpsuit with attached hood and ties, belt with foam stars, and face mask so your little tot may look a bit more ferocious than usual.
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The recent move by Jeffco Public Schools and the teachers union to take portions of contract negotiations behind closed doors falls into a murky area of Colorado's Open Meetings Law.
The district and the Jefferson County Education Association opened negotiations last month, and both sides agreed early on to break into small study groups and examine several priority topics. The two sides announced last week that meetings of the small groups would not be open to the public.
A developer has proposed a commercial center with a 7-Eleven on the northeast corner of South Wadsworth Boulevard and West Coal Mine Avenue, on land offered for sale by the Foothills Park and Rec District.
Cornerstone Capital Investment's plans for the 4.65-acre property are working their way through Jefferson County's site development process.
A proposal is on the table for the April 16 meeting of the Colorado High School Activities Association Legislative Council to expand classifications in high school football, adding 6A in time for the 2016 season.
The proposal would alter enrollment numbers across the board from 6-man on up, adding an eighth — 6A — classification.
Hotel rooms are blocked off. Players travel with parents via vehicle, though some will stay with family in the area to save on money, but they all will be supervised. And some may even squeeze in a junior college visit or two while they're there.
It's spring break baseball in Arizona for the Columbine Rebels. It's the way Chuck Gillman's club has gone about it for more than a decade. Oh, and they'll pay $275 each for tournament fees, transportation and coaches expense to play a week's worth of games.
By Matthew Van Deventer
For the Courier
BROOMFIELD — A long-time injury couldn't stop junior Cayli Hume from putting Dakota Ridge's track & field team into the spotlight, at least for a moment, at the 2015 Broomfield Shootout on March 27.
A 24-unit apartment building on South Federal Circle in Littleton was evacuated Monday after a fire was reported.
City spokeswoman Kelli Narde said the structure itself was not believed to be in danger but that flames had been detected in the walls and roof.
"It's a stubborn fire," she said. "It's under control. But it's in the walls and roof."
The district and the Jefferson County Education Association opened negotiations this month, and both sides agreed early on to break into small study groups and examine several priority topics. The two groups announced last week that meetings of the small groups would not be open to the public.
Littleton City Council member Randy Stein has resigned after less than a year and a half on the council.
In a weekend interview, Stein tied his resignation to results of the March 3 special election, when Littleton voters put restrictions on financing methods the city can use in urban renewal efforts.
Stein, a real estate developer and mediator whose district included downtown, said a threatened recall effort by the Historic Downtown Littleton Merchants was not a factor in his decision to step down.
The Jeffco Sheriff's Office welcomed three new members to its ranks in a ceremony last week. And all three new deputies received vigorous head rubs and ear scratches.
The three canines, introduced March 19, are named Thorn, Bigi and Klaus. All three were trained in Florida and have been bonding with their human partners since being brought to Colorado several weeks ago.
The woman who stole nearly $10,000 from the volleyball booster club at Chatfield High School has been sentenced to one year in a jail work-release program and five years of probation.
Kathleen McGrath, 57, of Littleton pleaded guilty Jan. 15 to theft, a class 4 felony. While treasurer of the Spikers Booster Club from March 2012 to February 2013, McGrath reportedly spent $9,976 on items not related to the team.
During McGrath's one-year sentence, she will be permitted to work outside the Jeffco jail during the day before reporting back at night.
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"Women do suffer complications of pregnancy and their babies do have problems. Fortunately these are rare, but they are irrespective of mode of delivery," she said.
Panel member Dr. Nancy Frances Petit, chairwoman of the division of obstetrics at St. Francis Hospital in Newark, Del., said there is a need for women and their doctors to communicate better to decide which type of delivery is best.
"It is important for the health-care provider to share with the women, first of all, what are the capabilities of the institution that would be participating in her delivery. What is the level of comfort the health-care provider has in terms of her identified risk. It is also important that in return that he or she really takes the opportunity to listen to what the pregnant woman has to say in terms of what her desires truly are," Petit said.
More information
There's more on childbirth at the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
SOURCES: March 10, 2010, teleconference with: F. Gary Cunningham, M.D., panel and conference chairman, Beatrice and Miguel Elias Distinguished Chair in Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas; Carol J. Rowland Hogue, Ph.D., M.P.H., Jules & Uldeen Terry Professor of Maternal and Child Health, professor, epidemiology, and director, Women's and Children's Center, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta; Nancy Frances Petit, M.D., chairwoman, Division of Obstetrics, St. Francis Hospital, Newark, Del.
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Tami Halton
2161 days, 16 hours ago
It is very relaxing to go, and the fruits and veggies are well priced and the music, food and people are great! It is so clean and there is always someone there to help.
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The veggies are fresh, the price is right and it is fun to get outside of a grogery store and feels good to support local farmers! Cheers Fran
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Where have all the flowers gone? It's time we support the simpler things in life and treasure home made, home grown and community spirit.
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Carol Bostick
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The produce is delicious, fresh and the samples are so generous. The baked goods are very healthy, diverse and YUMMY.....
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Locally grown produce not under ripened for shipment
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I love buying fresh vegetables. It is so enjoyable to walk around while listening to the music.
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I love the market because I can always get my fresh veggies and fruits to keep my family healthy and happy. The family favorite is when I make cobbler with the fresh berries and fruits I get there.
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Because it is the best Farmer's Market I have gone to. I enjoy the Concord Farmer's Market and appreciate all their vendor's. It is such a wonderful way to bring fresh and organic produce to our table. *****Five star's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I heard it's the best in the west
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While visiting my friend, we to the concord farmers market and I found everything fresh, the staff were very friendly and courteous and the place was immaculate.
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I probably should listen to Rush Limbaugh, but I don't. The way I figure it, I did my time while researching my book Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot.
But every so often, Rush is back in the news. Last year, you may remember, Rush was considered for the color-commentator spot on Monday Night Football, so I wrote a short piece for this publication ["Block That Rush!" June 19, 2000]. Even though I hadn't listened to Rush in years, I went out on a limb and said I thought it would be a mistake for ABC to hire him.
Well, recently it was announced that CNN has started discussions with Rush, and The Nation has asked me to comment. So, to be fair to Rush, while driving down to North Carolina on vacation with my family, I turned on the radio and gave Rush a listen.
Rush was scoffing at concerns that the schools of sharks gathering off the coast of Florida might be an indication of some harmful ecological change. He insisted that the sharks were gathering close to shore because the federal government had been discouraging the killing of sharks, and so they were no longer "intimidated" and were simply going to "the food," meaning us human beings. "It's just common sense!" Rush bellowed. This is plain dumb on so many levels that I'm not going to go into it. But it's a little like saying that the reason people from New Guinea are making more trips to New York is to be near the Rockefellers, because they ate Michael Rockefeller in the late 1960s.
The point of Rush's spew was to pooh-pooh global warming, which Rush has insisted for years does not exist. And even if it did, it wouldn't be a big deal. In 1992, he told his audience, "Even if the polar icecaps melted, there would be no rise in ocean levels.... After all, if you take a glass of water with ice cubes in it, as the ice melts, it simply turns to liquid and the water level in the glass remains the same." It's just common sense! Except that Antarctica is not an ice cube. It's a continent.
In some quarters it is thought that CNN went to Limbaugh as a response to the (ridiculous) charge that the network is liberally biased. Rush himself has called CNN the "Clinton Network News"--I guess because during the whole Monica thing, CNN only went with it twenty-three hours a day.
The fact is that CNN has been losing viewers to the Fox News Channel, which purports to be "fair and balanced." That's why I was a little surprised to hear from Rush that Tony Snow, host of Fox News Sunday, would be substituting for him the next day. What an odd thing for a fair and balanced journalist to do. Of course, Snow, like Fox, is shamelessly conservative. Here's his column from September 2000, describing the Gore prescription drug program: "Gore is fighting to make working families fill out forms and stand in long lines so they can battle over scraps of 'targeted' help he proposes to give." In fact, Gore's prescription drug program worked like this: You go to your doctor, he prescribes your drugs, you pick them up at your pharmacy and Medicare pays half until a certain threshold, after which Medicare pays in full.
Don't let idiots get away with saying there's a liberal bias in the media. Take the presidential election. When Gore made a mistake, the press was all over him. Remember when he said that his mother-in-law pays three times as much for her arthritis medicine as the Gores pay for the same medicine for their dog? And it turned out that it was only 2.1 times as much? The media jumped on the guy. (Ironically, Gore could have used much more dramatic numbers: His mother-in-law pays six times as much for her flea-and-tick collar.) But in the second debate, Bush said, "By far, the vast majority of my tax cut goes to those at the bottom." (Actually, only 13 percent of his proposed tax cut went to the bottom 60 percent.) Did the press say anything? No. Why? Because their attitude was, shrug, "He doesn't know."
So, I'm hoping that CNN, which I think at least attempts to be unbiased, is after Rush for purely crass reasons: ratings. There are no guarantees, though. Rush's one real failure was his TV show, which may be because TV is a visual medium, and at that time Rush was morbidly obese. Since my book came out, Rush has lost more than a hundred pounds. I saved the man's life. And he's never thanked me.
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Diane Kruger
Film Actress + Model
Born Jul 15, 1976 Age 39
Hometown Algermissen Net Worth $24 Million
Religion Lutheran Height 5' 7" (170 cm)
Measurements 33-23-34 Nationality German
Diane Kruger is a German actress and former fashion model. She is known for roles such as Helen in Troy, Dr. Abigail Chase in National Treasure and its sequel, Bridget von Hammersmark in Inglourious Basterds, Anna in Mr. Nobody, and Gina in Unknown.
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1976 Birth Born on July 15, 1976.
1992 15 Years Old In 1992, Kruger represented Germany in the Elite Model Look and started modeling afterwards. … Read More
2001 24 Years Old She married French actor and director Guillaume Canet on 1 September 2001. They acted together in 2005's Joyeux Noël, but divorced in 2006. … Read More
2002 25 Years Old Kruger soon became interested in acting and took lessons at the Cours Florent. She landed some small appearances in several French films. She made her onscreen debut in 2002, opposite Dennis Hopper and Christopher Lambert in The Piano Player, a TV-movie by Jean-Pierre Roux. … Read More
2003 26 Years Old She played Julie Wood in 2003's Michel Valliant and Lisa in Wicker Park (2004), alongside Josh Hartnett and Rose Byrne. … Read More
2004 27 Years Old In 2004, Kruger starred with Nicolas Cage and Sean Bean (who co-starred with her in Troy) in the film National Treasure, going on to appear in movies Joyeux Noël (2005) and Copying Beethoven (2006).
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She reprised her role as Dr. Abigail Chase in National Treasure: Book of Secrets, released in December 2007.
2008 31 Years Old Kruger was a jury member of the 58th Berlin International Film Festival in 2008. … Read More
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2011 34 Years Old In 2011, it was announced that she had replaced Eva Green in the role of Marie Antoinette in the French-language film, Les Adieux à la Reine.
2012 35 Years Old In 2012, she was named as a member of the Jury for the Main Competition at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. … Read More
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Ham Shortcakes
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|Baking powder biscuits
|5 Ounce
|Canned deviled ham
|4 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|Shredded cheddar cheese
|2 Ounce (1/2 Cup)
|Mayonnaise/Salad dressing
|2 Tablespoon
|Instant minced onion
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (As Needed)
|Tomato sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Heat oven to 450°.
Prepare Baking Powder Biscuits as directed except €" after kneading, roll into rectangle, 14 x10 inches.
Cut with floured 2 3/4-inch doughnut cutter that has center removed.
Place half of the circles in ungreased baking dish, 8 x 8 x 2 inches.
Mix ham, cheese, mayonnaise and onion; spread about 1 tablespoon on each biscuit in dish.
Top with remaining biscuits.
Brush tops with milk.
Bake until golden brown, 15 to 20 minutes.
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Mongo no know...have something to do with where choo-choo go." "Mongo no know. Mongo just pawn in game of life." You always miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. By day, I'm a laid back, easy going, fun loving, crafty, mild but well mannered gentleman. But by night, I am a super hero! I'm looking for the same things everyone else is looking for: a true partner/companion/equal who loves to laugh, is a kid at heart and loves a good adventure! I'm a single father of two amazing boys and wouldn't change a thing. (ok, eventually I'd LOVE to change the single part - one step at a time :D) I'd like to say my boys live with me, but when I stop to take a look around my apartment, it appears that I'm the one living with them :) When I'm not playing the part of the full-time dad, I play the part of the outdoor enthusiast/adventurer/gear specialist. I'll make sure you get back from that crazy trip you planned...in how many pieces is up to you ;) (and no, I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, but it looks like fun!) I miss walking out the door into the fresh smelling outdoors but can't seem to stay away from the city. I try to get "out there" as much as I can. Mountain biking, bike riding, hiking, parks, islands, beaches...it's all open for business. So are museums, art shows, craft fairs, or curling up on the couch over a good show/movie/book/just existing next to you. I have a lot of varied hobbies and sometimes it seems like I have so many irons in the fire I just don't have time for dating. If I've learned nothing else, it's that you make time for what you're interested in and what's important to you. I'm pretty good at making time for that special someone, pool (billiards), best dad in the world, camping...medieval combat... I also enjoy teaching life skills to tomorrow's youth. During the school year, I'm an active leader in a local Cub Scout group. I teach my group the same things I teach my own boys - protect women or those who need it, be respectful to everyone, learn to accept differences in others, give back to the community and enjoy nature. After the meetings, some weekends I spend with my boys and others can be anything goes...I'm not the bar hopping type, but can't say I don't enjoy good food, good drinks, good friends and a pool table. When the boys aren't in school, nothing is typical - though I do try to spend nearly every Friday night during the summer lying on the beach watching the fireworks at Coney Island. I think physical attraction is just as important to have, though hard to understand when you feel constantly rejected. But you never know without asking - and I'm always one to answer back, even if it takes a while to do so. If I'm not feeling it, I'm not feeling it. The last thing I'll do is lead it on or leave it to that awkward silence.... ;)
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I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Cats
I like Dogs, Fish
Correction - *I* don't have a cat, my boys have a cat. The cat doesn't like anyone, much, but it's theirs, and they love him.
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The park, central or prospect mostly, British Virgin Islands/Caribbean, Backpacking through the mountains
Ball State University, Muncie, IN
When the kids are in school or with their Mom, I like to bike around the city exploring the neighborhoods, walk the park trails, or enjoy a selfish fast food meal in peace (never knew how enjoyable this could really be lol)
I'm a big fan of George R.R. Martin - "A Song of Ice and Fire" is awesome but I also love his short story works. Other favorite reads are "Beyond the Deepwoods," the "Vampirate" series and "The Mortal Instruments."
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Kyle Busch out to prove Kansas can be tamed - 0 Comments
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Just about everything that could go wrong at Kansas Speedway has for Kyle Busch.
During the April race weekend, the driver of the No. 18 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing wrecked in practice. He crashed out of the Truck Series race the next day. Then he spun twice more in the Sprint Cup race, finishing 38th after a hard crash ended his afternoon.
Things haven't been a whole lot better this weekend, either. Busch hit the wall hard in the opening minute of practice on Saturday and again will be in a backup car for the race on Sunday.


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From I-264, exit Middletown (Shelbyville Road 20A). Turn left off Shelbyville Road onto New LaGrange Road. We are on the right before Lyndon/LaGrange intersection. From Westport Road, turn onto Lyndon Lane, go over the railroad tracks; turn right on New LaGrange Road, and we are a half block on the left.
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- Accepts Electronic Payments
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- Laundry Facility
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- Public Transportation
- Swimming Pool
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Post Oak is conveniently located in the heart of Lyndon and within minutes to everything you desire. Just around the corner you will find two major shopping malls, the prestegious Westport Village, fine dining and more. Just a short drive away you will find the Louisville Waterfront, Downtown Louisville, all major hospitals and more. We are also a short distance from the University of Louisville, and Sullivan College. We offer an option of a one or two bedroom floor plans with several added amenities to make your new apartment feel like home.
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- Male
- 47%
- Female
- 53%
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We are a full service, vertically integrated, self-administered and self-managed Maryland corporation. We focus on acquiring, owning, operating and managing garden-style and mid-rise apartment communities in suburban submarkets of larger cities primarily in the southeastern United States, including Texas. We currently own and operate apartment communities in Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
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They have been responsive when we've had maintenance issues, the grounds are clean.
Thank you for the positive review! We strive to make Post Oak a wonderful place to call home. WE APPRECIATE YOU!!!
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I wish they were more inclined to keep the grounds & pond free of debris & trash. I've been in several units as a guest of another resident and/or as a perspective renter from transfer. The model is far superior, as the walls in other units are very rough & repairs seem to consist of the bare minimum to maintain aesthetics. I find myself spending my own money to bring some things up to my standard, even after only 10 months as a resident.
Thank you for your feedback! We strive to make Post Oak an AWESOME place to live. As your new Property Manager, I always want to know what I can do to make you happy and comfortable in your home. Please feel free to stop by the office to address any other concerns you may have. My ears are open!
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Few people realize that this question is indicative of similar, related questions that we should be asking about the Internet. Is it safe to allow the distribution of power to be so unequal? Take the distribution of domains for example. According to the above mentioned database, as many as two million domain names may be assigned to the same IP address, as is the case with 220.127.116.11. That is 12% of all the domain names on the Internet—nearly the same number of domains that use Chinese! Imagine the power...
There are inequalities like this throughout all aspects of the Internet. A single company in Scottsdale, Arizona owns more domains than any other. They are called GoDaddy Ltd., and they host some 20 million domains. Their closest competition comes from the German company PlusLine Systemhas GmbH, which serves a mere two million. This lack of balance has trickled down, creating an Internet where there are 86 million
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I know this isn't very widespread yet - of the five main banks in New Zealand, I know that three use it. I imagine, however, that it won't be long until this is standard practice in the banking industry.
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I barely use cash myself, and mostly see it as an inconvenience. I know for a fact that I'm not the only one who thinks so, and I believe that the majority of my countrymen agree with me. Why on earth would you want to carry round bits of metal or plastic that you never seem to be able to get rid of entirely, when one or two cards will provide you with the same benefits with greater convenience and security? If I lose my EFTPOS card, I call the bank, cancel it, and arrange a replacement. If I lose cash, that's it - it's gone.
Although there is always the risk of fraudulent activity of my cards (much, much higher on my credit card than my EFTPOS card), every bank in this country, and I would expect in the world, has an agreement with their customers that if the customer does not contribute directly to the fraud, they are not liable for any stolen funds. Again, if someone steals my card, I'm inconvenienced for a couple of days, but if someone steals cash it's gone forever. I know which I prefer.


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Discussion in 'Westside' started by adidasguy, Sep 2, 2012.
never mind
trama...........wow..... sounds like drama to me
Glad you're not my neighbor.
Here we go again..........
Skid mark in gravel looks like a front brake crash. Try rear brake in slow speed stopping in gravel. My driveway is gravel like yours but not as nice. I make it 100 yards with an S corner every time I ride the bike. Even on a hill to boot... I learned to ride a motorcycle on this so maybe its just me.
PS. Learned on a 1977 GS750 bored over to 850cc.
Does the city maintain the alley? If they do, call them to have it removed.
It's quite obvious by the pictures how "deep" the gravel is...
If you dropped it at 5 mph, I believe you simply need more practice riding. Don't blame others for your inadequacies.
you didn't drop it cause of the gravel
you dropped it cause you aren't an experienced rider
Good job on blaming the neighbors though.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand now you know why to never touch the front brake on the dirt. Shit happens.
BBQ sauce
never mind
Looks to me that If the rock was not there, you would be riding in mud at times. Buy a dirt bike and then ride your 500 like one.
Seriously adidasdude, start your ascent to responsible adulthood now. Admit it was your fault and move the hell on.
Who are you gonna blame when you crash in the rain? God?
Take responsibility for your own actions.
Rent a bobcat, and shovel that shit back in their driveway.
That's about the only thing you can do.
PM me your address. I'll bring the bike out there and spin up and down the alley. If you ask nicely, I'll even hold the break, dump the clutch, and use my rear wheel to "resituate" said gravel.... (if I can learn to aim, I'll "resituate" it through their window.) Seriously, take a snow shovel, and clear yourself a path, and leave the rest to your neighbors to figure out on thier own.
You never did answer who owns the alley....the city or the neighbor. I'd be finding that shit out ASAP before I went fucking with anything. It may not in fact be owned by the city and may be owned by them.....especially if they've been there a while. Check the property records before YOU become the one getting sued.
Go take car, drive over that crap a few times then ride in where your car tires went.
Also go learn to ride a dirtbike.


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Death penalty's leading foe gets ovation
LINDA VISTA The man Sister Helen Prejean had known for two years would soon be dead, but he wasn't ill. She was there with him, but he wasn't in a hospital. He was going to be electrocuted at the Louisiana State Penitentiary.
It was April 5, 1984 and Prejean was the lone witness to the execution of convicted killer and rapist Elmo Patrick Sonnier. As she rode from the prison after Sonnier's death, Prejean got sick and her sisters had to pull over.
"I remember thinking, clear as a bell — the call," Prejean said. "People are never going to get close to this. You're never going to see this. I was brought in as a witness. I've got to tell the story."
Prejean's calling led her to become a leading anti-death penalty activist and author of "Dead Man Walking," the book inspired by Sonnier's execution that became a feature film with an Academy Award-winning performance by Susan Sarandon as Prejean. She also penned another book, "Death of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account of Wrongful Executions, in 2006."
On Sunday afternoon, Prejean received a standing ovation after a one-hour speech to more than 300 people at the Immaculata Church on the University of San Diego campus.
The event, organized by Christian charity Ignatian Volunteer Corps, also gave attendees a chance to have their book signed by Prejean. Representatives of SAFE, the Savings, Accountability and Full Enforcement for California Act ballot initiative seeking to abolish California's death penalty, were collecting some of the 504,000 signatures they need to get the initiative on the November 2012 ballot.
Supporters of capital punishment have long held the death penalty deters crime, provides a tool for prosecutors seeking plea bargains, ensures that criminals do not offend again, brings justice to victims' families and is just in use against such criminals as child murderers and serial killers.
A Gallup poll in early October found 61 percent of Americans favor the death penalty for murderers, the lowest level of support since 1972. The poll had a margin of error of 4 percent.
In her speech, Prejean argued that capital punishment is political symbolism that devalues life and fails to makes communities safer or bring justice for victim's families.
"It's not about deterring crime or anything. It's the easiest political symbolism in the world for somebody running for office to say 'I'm tough on crime. I'm for the death penalty,''" Prejean said. "The flip side of it is to say 'My opponent is weak, because my opponent is not for the death penalty.'"
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"Part of what's going to shut down the death penalty in this state is victim's families saying, 'Don't kill for us,'" Prejean said. "You have on average 20 years to wait before a person is executed. Think of it, the cruelty of saying to a family, 'Now we're going to get justice for you.'"


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LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES (AP) - The battle over whether the Port of Los Angeles can regulate trucks that haul goods in and out of its property is heading to court.
Opening statements are scheduled to begin Tuesday in a federal lawsuit pitting the trucking industry against the nation's busiest port over a portion of the Clean Truck Program, which was launched in October 2008 to reduce diesel emissions by banning the dirtiest trucks from carrying port cargo.
The American Trucking Association said it supports clean air goals, but it opposes a provision in the plan that prohibits truck companies from contracting with independent drivers. Instead, independent drivers would be required to become employees of trucking companies no later than the end of 2012.
Supporters of the program said individual truckers cannot afford to purchase and maintain the cleaner-burning big rigs, which can cost more than $100,000.
"If independent drivers had the resources they needed, we wouldn't need a clean trucks program to begin with, so the burden should be on the shoulders of the trucking companies," said David Pettit, an attorney for the National Resources Defense Council.
The new trucks have been partly subsidized by container fees paid by cargo owners. Supporters assert that the rule is needed to sustain the program in the long run.
The trucking industry argues the rule violates federal law that has long prevented state and local regulation of interstate trucking prices, routes and services. It claims the employee mandate would allow unions to organize drivers at the port, and that unionization will lead to reduced competition and increased transportation cost.
"The person who loses in the end would be the consumer because the current system provides better service at lower prices," said Clayton Boyce, a spokesman for the ATA.
The program, which phases out older truck models until they meet stringent 2007 federal truck emission standards, so far has resulted in a 70 percent reduction in diesel emissions, according to port officials.
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The integration of learning cognitive agents in the research agenda is an important step in the evolution of economics. However, relying on a retrospective analysis of the treatment of decision making in economics, this article argues that the cognitive programme aims to justify rational behaviour in an equilibrium framework rather than to integration an interpretative conception of agents' behaviour. As a consequence, the level of generality of analytical results remains limited and economists miss the opportunity to establish a discussion with other social sciences. In particular, it fails to analyse a class of situations related to the problem of knowledge creation and the subsequent learning paradox. Building on recent advances in heterodox cognitive science, we suggest a behavioural approach that discriminates different learning situations. If applied, this approach would permit a better understanding of human behaviour and a richer analysis of coordination mechanisms in unfamiliar environment with no loss of rigour.
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TAMPA, Fla. -- One minute into the game, Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Leonard Johnson looked like the right player for Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to pick on, but it was the rookie who wound up with the winning pick in a 34-24 win at Raymond James Stadium. Johnson intercepted Rivers' pass intended for wide receiver Eddie Royal and sprinted 83 yards for a touchdown to give Tampa Bay a 31-21 lead with 13:22 remaining in the game. "I just grabbed that ball and went running. I think I was running slow as hell," Johnson laughed. "I was just really excited for that moment." Rivers never intended to give Johnson the opportunity. "There is a story to every interception, but the intention was to throw it over (Johnson's) head. Eddie (Royal) was there and I saw (Johnson) the whole time. (The ball) just kind of stayed in my hand longer than I wanted it to, and took a nose dive to him," said Rivers. "In hindsight, I wish I would have thrown it over his head, but I probably j...
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This Crafty Garden Fence from Amanda Formaro is a great garden craft. You can use easy Popsicle stick crafts like this to add color to frames, gifts, or shelf art. This little garden fence would also be a great gift tag on a package of fresh veggies and fruit!
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This cute garden fence craft looks beautiful but rather than that in reality also this type of fence look beautiful for outsiders who pass through any garden that my view
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This could also be modified with letters on the signs to spell a kids name. Would be a nice addition to a nursery as well.
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1. In a bowl, add pork, corn starch, salt, and pepper. Stir.
2. Place a large skillet on medium high heat. Pour oil and insert pork in it. Stir and cook for about 3 minutes or until brown.
3. Throw garlic, white part of onion, and gingerroot. Mix and cook for a minute.
4. Stir in rice vinegar, and let it evaporate for about 30 seconds.
5. On a plate transfer fried pork.
6. In the same skillet, add hoisin sauce, and chicken broth. Stir and scrape brown bits.
7. Insert snap peas, red bell pepper, and pineapple. Cook for 2 minutes.
8. Return pork to pan. Add remaining green onion. Mix and cook until sauce thickens slightly.
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Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting has sold a 3.7% stake in Fairfax Media for 50.2 million Australian dollars (US$51.5 million) to an Australian fund manager.
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Scrutinizing Marubeni's 1.5 billion Australian dollars (US$1.6 billion) deal to buy a 12.5% interest in Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill iron ore project, Macquarie analysts think the Japanese trading house may have paid three times what the stake is worth.
Macquarie values the entire project at US$4.3 billion, equivalent to US$545 million for Marubeni's stake. That largely reflects its view that long-term iron ore prices will fall to US$81 a ton, compared to today's spot price of around US$140/ton.
By securing over 3 billion Australian dollars (US$3.1 billion) of investment from Asia in the Roy Hill project, Gina Rinehart has chalked up a big success in her ambition to open up a new source of iron ore supply in Western Australia.
Now come the hard yards. Ms. Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting and its new partners—Marubeni, Posco and STX—must raise up to A$7 billion in additional funding to ensure the 55-million ton-a-year mine is built along with port and rail infrastructure.
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