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Minutes from the Los Angeles International Airport, the Viceroy - Santa Monica provides you with a comfortable hotel option in close proximity of the beach and Santa Monica Pier. Situated among many popular attractions in the Santa Monica area, the hotel offers you the perfect resting spot when you finish sightseeing, shopping, or dining.
For your dining pleasure, the Viceroy - Santa Monica restaurant, Cast, features international-based dishes. You can partake in daily breakfast, lunch weekdays, and dinner Monday through Saturday. Guests of the hotel receive a 10% discount. For a little more flair, check out the Cameo Bar and its mirrored-ceiling. You have your choice of dining indoors or outside at its dining cabanas.
To help you unwind, the hotel offers two outdoor plunge pools or you can relax under the pool's cabanas. If you're wanting to break a sweat, you can take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour fully equipped fitness center and its weight-training and cardio equipment. The hotel also features a library where you can use the complimentary computers and backgammon table.
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Although comparable to other hotels in the Santa Monica area, such as the Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows, the Viceroy - Santa Monica stands above the others with its rate assurance program. If you find a cheaper rate, the hotel will honor that rate and award a $25 credit.
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How to Prevent a Cat from Spraying
Does your cat spray all over the place? By reading the following article you will learn the tips of preventing a cat from spraying!
1Understand why cats do this. They do this because they are simply marking their territory. If another cat comes along they will stay away. Sometimes your cat will take it a little too far, by perhaps spraying on the house?Ad
2Get your cat neutered. Is your cat fixed? If you plan on paying the money for the vets to neuter your cat, you are reducing the chances of spraying. If the cat is 4 years or older, neutering him won't stop him from spraying. Neutering at cat younger will completely stop the habit.
3Purchase a product such as enzymatic neutralizer, and spray it where your cat has marked his territory. This is not a guaranteed promise that it will work.
4Know other reasons he might be doing this. My cat is spraying indoors? Spraying is also a sign on insecurity. Your cat will often sit on a windowsill, and look outside, correct? He will most likely see other cats outside, which makes him feel insecure. That will lead to him spraying your windows. To solve this problem, it is up to you to make him feel secure. Take a damp cloth, and wipe it on your cat several times. Scratch his cheek with it, and his back. Then you will want to go around to all the places which he has sprayed, and wipe the cloth upon each spot. This way his scent is already in the spots which he is insecure, and won't have a reason to re-mark it with urine.
5To get rid of urine on your furniture, use biological washing powder in hot water and some disinfectant on a cloth, wiping down each area which he sprayed.Ad
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- Never get angry with your cat. It isn't his fault. Spraying is a natural thing to do.
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Русский: помешать своему коту или кошке метить в квартире, Español: evitar que un gato rocíe orina, Português: Evitar que seu Gato Urine pela Casa
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A zoo keeper needs to be dedicated, have a keen interest in animals, be physically fit and enjoy working outside in all weather. Zoo keepers need to be practical, observant and have good communication skills, with an ability to relate to people as well as animals.
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- Rich Williams (born 1951), American guitarist
- Richard Williams (conductor) (died 2007), Welsh conductor
- Richard Williams, drummer for The Passions (British band)
- Richard Williams (musician) (1931–1985), American jazz trumpeter
- Dick Williams (singer), brother of Andy Williams, one of The Williams Brothers quartet
- Richard Williams (alias Cromwell) (died 1545), Welsh soldier and courtier
- Richard Williams (congressman) (1836–1914), American politician from Oregon
- Richard Williams (died 1579), English politician for Oxford
- Richard Williams (died 1601), MP for New Romney
- Richard Williams (of Rhosygeido) (fl. 1593–1622), Welsh politician from Anglesey
- Richard Williams (politician) (c. 1699–1759), British politician for Flint
- Dick Anthony Williams (1934–2012), American actor
- Richard H. Williams (mayor) (1852–1954), Canadian lumber merchant and political figure in Saskatchewan
- Richard H. Williams (New York) (1807–?), American politician from New York
- Richard S. Williams (fl. 1844–1851), American politician from New York State
- Rick Williams (politician), Australian politician
Other persons[edit]
- Dick Williams (magician) (born 1927), American television and radio magician
- Richard Bebb (Richard Bebb Williams, 1927–2006), British actor
- Richard Williams (academic) (born 1960), English academic, engineer and innovator
- Richard Williams (animator) (born 1933), Canadian-British animator
- Richard Williams (journalist) (born 1947), British sport and music journalist
- Richard Williams (RAAF officer) (1890–1980), Australian aviator
- Richard Williams (Royal Marines officer) (1764–1839), British military officer
- Richard Bryn Williams (1902–1981), Welsh writer, poet, playwright and historian
- Richard D'Alton Williams (1822–1862), Irish physician and poet
- Richard Hughes Williams (1878–1919), Welsh language writer of short stories
- Richard Leroy Williams (1923–2011), American judge
- Richard Llewellyn Williams (born 1929), American diplomat
- Richard Laurance Williams, actor in the Man from Atlantis television series
- Richard T. Williams (died 1955), American sailor for whom Williams Field, Antarctica is named
- Richard Tecwyn Williams (1909–1979), Welsh biochemist
Rugby players[edit]
- Dickie Williams (1925–1997), Welsh rugby union and rugby league footballer
- Richard Williams (rugby league) (born 1986), Australian rugby league footballer
- Richard Garnons Williams (1856–1915), Welsh rugby union player
- Richard Williams (cricketer, born 1901) (1901–1982), English, played for Worcestershire
- Richard Williams (cricketer, born 1957), Welsh-born, played for Northamptonshire
- Richard Williams (cricketer, born 1969), English, played for Gloucestershire
American and Canadian football[edit]
- Richard Williams (American football) (born 1960), American, played for Atlanta Falcons and Houston Oilers
- Richie Williams (Canadian football) (born 1983), American, Canadian football player
Football (soccer)[edit]
- Dick Williams (footballer) (1905–1983), British, played for three teams
- Richard Williams (footballer) (1869–?), English, played for Everton and Luton Town
- Richie Williams (born 1970), American, played for nine teams
- Richard L. Williams, member of the 1927 Canada men's national soccer team
- Richard Williams (tennis coach) (born 1942), American coach and father of Venus and Serena Williams
- R. Norris Williams (Richard Norris Williams II, 1891–1968), American player
- Dick Williams (1929–2011), American player and manager
- Rick Williams (baseball b. 1952) (born 1952), American pitcher for the Houston Astros (1978–1979)
- Rick Williams (baseball) (born 1956), American player, scout and coach and son of Dick Williams
Other sports[edit]
- Richard Williams (basketball coach), American basketball coach at Mississippi State University
- Richard Williams (boxer) (born 1971), English boxer of the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s
- Richard Williams (racing driver) (born 1977), British racing driver
- Richard Williams (rock climber)
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Tham Yuen-C & Amelia Tan Hui Fang – Straits Times Indonesia
Singapore. The young man thought he had found a friend. The 17-year-old girl he met on an online chatroom called Alamak.com was friendly.
Very friendly, in fact.
Within a month, their online chats had moved on to video chats, which then turned risque.
She started stripping for him.
He did the same, but that one session of cyber titillation ended up with him being terrorized for nine months and $97,000 poorer.
While he had taken off his clothes and performed what police described as 'compromising acts' for the girl, her boyfriend had recorded him doing so.
The couple then blackmailed him. They said he had to hand over money or they would put the clip online.
He parted with $97,000 in more than 80 transactions to prevent them from doing so.
He was one of five victims of the couple, who were arrested in an early morning raid at a Marsiling Drive flat yesterday. Two others were also nabbed in that raid.
Later in the afternoon, another two accomplices were arrested in Ang Mo Kio.
Police believe the girl and her boyfriend masterminded the scam, while the four others arrested had allowed them to use their bank accounts to receive money from the victims.
Unlike previous Internet love scams, which targeted mostly women, the latest con was aimed at men.
At a press conference yesterday, Superintendent Chua Chuan Seng, commander of the Ang Mo Kio Police Division that cracked the case, said that men were increasingly becoming targets.
The couple started their scam in February last year, and at least five people are believed to have fallen for her charms and stripped.
Three made police reports. All are unmarried Singaporean men in their 20s. One is a student, and the other two are working. The fourth and fifth victims were discovered after the police computer forensics team found their information in the four laptops confiscated during yesterday's raid.
Besides the 22-year-old victim who lost $97,000, another victim is said to have paid the couple less than $500. A third did not pay the $8,000 the pair demanded and went to the police instead.
Deputy Superintendent Aileen Yap, deputy head of investigation at the Ang Mo Kio Police Division, said that in all the cases, the teenage girl would befriend her victims on Alamak.com, an online chatroom headquartered in Singapore.
She would then build a relationship with them before suggesting that they do "something exciting." She would undress to encourage them to do the same.
Unknown to the victims, her boyfriend would be filming this on a mobile phone.
The 22-year-old victim was extorted right after his stripping session. His video chat with the teenager was interrupted by her boyfriend, who appeared on his video screen brandishing the phone and threatening to circulate the clip online if he did not pay $5,000.
Out of fear, he complied.
Over the next nine months, the boyfriend would telephone the victim, pretending to be her brother, father and once, even her lawyer, to extort more money.
Each time, the victim would transfer sums ranging from $200 to $8,000 to their bank accounts. But on Sunday, he finally got tired of paying and went to the police.
When The Straits Times visited the Marsiling Drive flat where four people were arrested, neighbors said the four had kept mostly to themselves.
A neighbor said she had seen the police on her way to work at 5 a.m. Two men and two women were lined up against the wall of the three-room flat, she said.
The two young women, she added, were "very pretty, with long hair."
A housewife who lives on the same floor said a middle-aged divorcee has been living in the flat with his son for about six years.
Police have frozen all seven bank accounts used in the scam.
Superintendent Chua said the police believes there are other similar syndicates around.
"Anyone can become a victim of such a ploy," he said. "You shouldn't put yourself in a vulnerable position because you don't really know who you are interacting with over the Internet."
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Update: Good karma — and replacing an ugly patio
A contractor had made an ethical choice — and is righting a wrong The wrong is Ray and Karen Smith's backyard patio, which I wrote about earlier this month. In the Smith's opinion — and mine — the patio was riddled with mistakes. But their contractor, Frank Emmi, insisted there was nothing fundamentally wrong with […] [Read More]
Sounding the alarm on reverse-mortgage scams
The New York Times published a compelling — but depressing — piece Monday on the continued rise of scams related to reverse mortgages, as lenders locked out of the subprime business look for a new way to make money. Reverse mortgages, which are backed by the federal government, allow homeowners who are at least 62 […] [Read More]
Sunday column: Ignoring the poor drags us all down
Does anybody care about the poor? If the answer is yes, you'd hardly know it by paying attention to the presidential election. The 15 percent of Americans living below the federal poverty line are the demographic group nobody wants to address or discuss. In a way, that's understandable. Poverty is a tough subject for politicians […] [Read More]
Update: Deportation of Rotterdam restaurant owner delayed
I wrote last week about the imminent deportation of Shi Tong Chu, a Rotterdam restaurant operator who lives in Colonie with his family. Chu, an illegal immigrant, is married to an American citizen and has an American-born son, but those factors weren't enough to prevent his arrest. Chu has spent the last few months in […] [Read More]
Column: Dispute was on food truck's menu
Andrea Loguidice and Brandon Snooks were looking for a place to launch their business. They surveyed the landscape, weighed the options and decided on … (dramatic pause) … Schenectady! They arrived last summer, relocating from Denver. For Loguidice and Snooks, Schenectady has an appealing combination of factors. It's relatively small and manageable. It's near Loguidice's […] [Read More]
Column: Sloppy work that's set in concrete
Mistakes are one thing. Mistakes set in concrete are quite another. Unfortunately, mistakes aren't hard to find in Ray and Karen Smith's new backyard patio. The concrete slab is riddled with them. The stairs, for example, are bowed, uneven and mismeasured. The patio itself appears improperly leveled. Parts of it are discolored. Stamps in the […] [Read More]
Column: Immigration arrest pulls family apart
The little restaurant, the pulse of their lives, is tucked into a bland shopping plaza, near a Hannaford and Walmart. The father, mother and three children were all there that evening in June, at the moment when everything changed. It was the dinner rush, and the China Star restaurant was busy. Shi Tong Chu, the […] [Read More]
Sunday column: 'Do you steal from people?'
I apologize right off the bat if you're tired of hearing about Internet scams, if the topic of today's column makes your eyes glance around for something else to read. I know, I know, we've all heard again and again about the "Nigerian princes" who troll sites such as Craigslist. But unfortunately, the scams keep […] [Read More]
Great reader comment: Massage therapy deserves more respect
I get some great, really thoughtful reader comments on this blog. Unfortunately, they get buried a bit — so this is my attempt to give them a wider audience. The comment below is from 'Lexie' and was posted Wednesday in response to my column about Loren Renaud and her ridiculously long wait for a massage […] [Read More]
Is local food greener? McDonald's isn't so sure
Interesting interview conducted by Bloomberg with Bob Langert, the vice president of sustainability for McDonald's. (Now, there's a tough job.) Couple of tidbits: The company "can't say" the beef it buys is sustainable, but agrees there's a trend of global consumers wanting to know where their food comes from. Bloomberg asked if the company finds […] [Read More]
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Friendship United Methodist Church, Fallston
Friendship United Methodist Church, 111 Friendship Drive, Fallston, NC invites children to Kingdom Kids, a Wednesday night children's ministry. Bring your child for Bible lessons, music and lots of fun. Every Wednesday night from 6:00 until 7:00 pm. For more information contact Bethany Clay at 704-538-9243. Friendship United Methodist will have their monthly community meal on Thursday, December 12 , 5:30-6:30pm. The meal is served in the basement. There is no cost or obligation. We would love for you to join us for food and fellowship. Come as you are - all are welcome!
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Shelby
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 422 Carolina Ave., Shelby, NC presents "Jesus, What a Wonder", Sunday, December 15, 6:00pm. Special Guests: Music Minstry of New Zion Baptist Church, Henrietta, NC; Webb First Baptist Church, Visions of Praise, Dance Minstry, Ellenboro, NC; Solist Chandra Brooks, Shelby, NC. Featuring: Mt. Calvary's Own, Sounds of Praise, Chosen Identify, Liturgical Dancers, and Vocal Praise Ministry.
Trinity Baptist Church, Mooresboro
The Sanctuary Choir of Trinity Baptist Church, 746 Trinity Church Road, Mooresboro, NC (South of Mooresobor), will present the new Christmas Musical "Bethlehem Morning" Sunday, December 15, 6:00pm. The choir is under the direction of Charlie Cabaniss, Minister of Music. Rev. Mike Frazier, Pastor and the congregation invites you to attend.
Corinth Baptist Church, Casar
Corinth Baptist Church, in Casar will be having their Adult Christmas Drama Sunday, December 15, 6:00pm. They are excited to present this orginal drama about a man who found his way back to God through unexpected events which helped him discover the true meaning of Christmas. Performance in honor of Shorty Hastings and Alberta Wortman. For more information, call 704-538-3447. "And he shall be called the Son of God."
Ryburn Memorial Presbyterian Church, Shelby
Ryburn Memorial Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), 1329 Frederick St, Shelby, *3rd Sunday of Advent, December 15, Sunday Morning Worship will be at 9:30am (this is correct). *4th Sunday of Advent, December 22, Christmas Dinner after Church (there will be gifts for the kids). Please call Elder Renee Warthen, 704-284-1106 or 704-284-1108, if there is a group that would like to join them for a meal, so we can prepare accordingly. *December 24, Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 6:00pm. An invitation is extended to all. Join them any Sunday.
Gloryland Missionary Baptist Church, Kings Mtn.
Gloryland Missionary Baptist Church, 101 Benfield Rd, Kings Mountain, NC will be performing the play "The Rapture At Christmas" December 15, 6:00pm Everyone is welcome to come. You don't want to miss it! 704-349-1369.
First Baptist Church, Shelby
First Baptist Church, 120 North Lafayette Street "Uptown Shelby", will be offering Free English Classes All Levels. Mondays 6:30-8:15pm. Call 704-487-6094 or 704-482-3467. www.fbcshelby.org.
Friendship United Methodist Church & Fallston Baptist Church
The combined choirs of Friendship United Methodist Church & Fallston Baptist Church will present the musical drama "Christmas Shoes". The musical will be held at Friendship United Methodist Church, 111 Friendship Dr., Fallston, NC on the following dates Saturday, December 21, 6:00pm and Sunday, December 22, 3:00pm. The event is free & open to all. Please bring non-perishable food items to help stock local food pantries.
Crossroads Baptist Church, Fallson
Crossroads Baptist Church in Fallston, NC across from BB&T bank will have free used clothing and toys for those in need Saturday 21, 9:00am - 3:00pm First come first, first served. For information please call 704-538-9309.
Crossroads Baptist Church will be having a New Year's Eve service singing, testifying, and preaching. Praying the old year out and the New Year in. 7:00pm - 12:00am. Everyone is welcome. Come bring someone with you. For information call 704-538-9309.
Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, Shelby
Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, 1227 Mount Sinai Church Rd, Shelby, NC will be having a Christmas Dinner and Concert, December 21, 6:00pm. Ham or Turkey with gravy, green beens, creamed potatoes, slaw, bread, dessert, and drink. After dinner, B J Earl and Ralph glenn, lifelong partners in music, will present a one hour program, a unique collection of Holiday classics made famous by artist like Ricky Skaggs and James Taylor, Vince Gill and Amy Grant, Johnny Mathis, Luther Vandross, The Eagles, The Ventures, Chet Atkins, Ronnie Milsap, Alabama and more. Price of admission is a generous donation to Mt. Sinai's Building Fund. Contact the church office by phone: 704-482-5871 or by email: firstname.lastname@example.com to make reservations by December 15. All proceeds to help pay for our new sanctuary.
Putnam Baptist Church, Shelby
Marriage 911 First Response - Is your marriage in crisis? Do you see the signs that your marriage is headed towards crisis? Are you separated and on the path towards divorce? There is a reason to have hope! For more information call 704-477-1168. Premarital- Enrichment- Crisis/Separated- Stepfamily. www.allinmarriage.com. email@example.com.
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church, Kings Mtn.
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church, 618 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Kings Mountain, NC offers "DivorceCare", a weekly seminar/support group that will help you heal from the hurt. It's a warm, caring environment led by people who understand what you are going through. Gain hope for the future! Contact us today for more information. 704-739-4015. www.crbc4him.com.
Crestview Baptist Church, Shelby
Crestview Baptist Church is having a breakfast the first Saturday of each month, 7-9:30am. Serving eggs, grits, gravy, bacon, sausage, livermush, fried bologna, pancakes, coffee and juice. All you can eat. We request a $5 donation per person. Money will go to Baptist Men's community projects.
Rhema Outreach Ministry
Rhema Outreach Ministry, 624 E. King Street, Kings Mountain, NC will be open to the community every other Tuesday between 6:00-8:00pm for your clothing, shoes, houseware item needs and some nonperishable food items, only based upon income and family size.
Charity Baptist Church, Fallston
Charity Baptist Church, 113 Charity Church Road, Fallston welcomes their new Pastor, C. David Jones and his wife Lisa. Pastor Jones previously pastored Calvary's Cross, Blessed Hope, Blessed Way, Bread of Life, and Old Rugged Cross, all Baptist churches. He and Lisa have been married 45 years, and have two grown children, and three grandchildren. Please consider joining them in worship. Located just off Hwy 18 North, just turn on Charolais Road near the big white bull statlue, and follow the signs to the church. If you have questions, or need directions, call Pastor Jones, 704-472-9783. Pastor Jones is a Vietnam Veteran, and heartily welcomes and honors all veterans.
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By Kolten Parker : September 11, 2013 : Updated: September 11, 2013 10:56pm
State Rep. Mike Villarreal said he won't run for state comptroller.
State Rep. Mike Villarreal says the bill represents a compromise.
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State Rep. Mike Villarreal stands next to U.S. Rep. Charlie Gonzalez during a press conference at the Bazan library on March 23, 2006. The conference was to let the public know that free tax return preparation assistance is available to those earning less than $40,000 a year.
Photo By Robin Jerstad/Special to the Express-NewsWith some help from his daughter Bella, State Representative Mike Villarreal speaks to folks gathered at the Pearl Brewery Saturday for Climate Change activities. People gathered world-wide calling for a fossil-fuel free world.
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3/31/2011- Jay Janner/AMERICAN-STATESMAN - Democrat State Representative Mike Villarreal debates House Bill 4 at the Capitol on Thursday March 31, 2011.
Photo By APTexas House Democrat Trey Martinez Fischer, left, holds the proposed budget legislation as he and other Democratic House members, including Mike Villarreal, center, discuss budget cuts, at the Texas State Capitol Building in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011. They both represent the San Antonio area. (AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Michael Ainsworth) MANDATORY CREDIT; NO SALES; MAGS OUT; TV OUT; INTERNET OUT; AP MEMBERS ONLY
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Rep. Mike Villarreal, D-San Antonio, asks Texans to pitch in and provide what the Legislature did not.
State Rep.Mike Villarreal gives a news conference to protest the proposed changes in the new social studies textbook guidelines. One of the new standards for social studies approved by the Texas State Board of Education that will appear in next fall's textbooks removes Thomas Jefferson, portrayed by an man at right, from a list of figures who inspired revolutions.
Hearing Chairman state Rep. Mike Villarreal urged colleagues to ?reinvent? the redistricting process.
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AUSTIN — State Rep. Mike Villarreal said Wednesday he has decided against a statewide run for comptroller and will instead campaign for re-election in San Antonio's District 123.
Villarreal said he has been encouraged by Democrat activists and colleagues to run for Texas' chief financial officer but that obligations to his family, in particular his children in second and fourth grade, will keep him on the statewide sidelines for now.
"Timing is everything in politics," he said, adding that he is "very optimistic" that this is the year Democrats will end their nearly 20-year cold streak and win a statewide post. "But the timing is not good for me."
Villarreal, who represents north central San Antonio, studied economics at Texas A&M University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard and is chairman of the House Investments and Financial Services committee. A run at statewide office for any House member would require forfeiting their seat, and in this case, a chairmanship.
When asked what will be different this election cycle to turn the tides for Democrats statewide, he pointed to state Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth.
"I think most notable is having a dynamic candidate at the top of the ticket. We are all waiting on Wendy to make a public announcement, and I think she will make an excellent candidate," he said. "It's a team effort. I think she has a lot of star power, and if she chooses to run for governor, of course, that translates also to helping everybody else that is on the ballot from lieutenant governor down."
"Whenever an election is competitive, total turnout increases on both sides, but I think Wendy has a chance to win and narrow the turnout gap between Democrats and Republicans," he said. "She has a chance to energize our base, something that matters not just during the current election cycle, but it has a cumulative effect in future races, too."


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NEW. See Ear Witness Nara Capazelli in three videos (at end of blog). By Candace Dempsey, author of MURDER IN ITALY (see new trailer), the true story of Amanda Knox. Winner, Best True Crime Book 2010 Editor's, Reader's Choice awards. Library Journal Bestseller. Get case updates & leave comments on Facebook, Twitter@Candace_Dempsey Amanda Knox is a Millennial Whore […] [Read More]


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A new CDX compilation album has hit radio stations around the nation and the list of artists on the recording reads like a "who's Who," of country music singers - Miranda Lambert, George Strait, Darius Rucker, Kenny Chesney, Ronnie Dunn and more. What makes it intriguing is that the name Steve Free is right in the middle of it all. Featured on the new CD is "Do You Wanna Dance," an old Bobby Freeman song which has also been covered by several other artists including the Beach Boys. However, this time it's by Scioto County native Steve Free.
"This will go to satellite stations and country stations everywhere," Free said. "Most of the time they put me in Americana, and I don't know if I really fit that either. But basically it's that singer-songwriter stuff."
Free is promoted by Bill Wence, known in the recording industry as one of the top promoters in the Americana genre. This time though he has taken Free's song and slipped it into the country lineup.
"You (Free) still sound good. They don't know you're 20 years older than all those people," Wence said.
One of Free's idols is rock legend Johnny Rivers, who also just happens to be promoted by Wence.
"I'll send him (Rivers) a copy of your version," Wence told Free. "I don't know if he will listen to it or not, but I will see what I can do."
Rivers responded by sending Free his new live CD. Rivers also gave Free's version of "Do You Wanna Dance," a thumbs-up.
Free said he is surprised at the success of last year's Christmas album, his first ever, which contains his hit, "Just a Baby Boy."
"That just amazes me," Free said. "I play everywhere, and I do many of the same places every year, tour out west. Almost every time this summer, people would come up and say, 'hey, we just love that Christmas album. We were listening to it yesterday,' and here it is July. I am still amazed by it."
Free is preparing to return to the recording studio in October to produce a new album.
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The unintended pregnancy rate in the United States is abysmal, and doesn't appear to be improving with time. Incredibly, half of the pregnancies in this country are unintended, and half of those result in abortion. The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) released a statement this month recommending that birth control pills be sold without […] [Read More]
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Houston Ballet II to dance, present classics at SU"These are very young dancers, high school age, college age, that are dancing at an international level," Associate Professor of Music Marcus Krieger said of the Houston Ballet II, scheduled to perform at Susquehanna on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
The Houston Ballet II is the second performance scheduled as part of Susquehanna's Artist Series. The most recent performance was Taikoza, a musical group with a focus on traditional Japanese music as well as choreography. Krieger said that the two groups' art forms are similar because of their rigor and physical demand
The Houston Ballet II is the second company of the Houston Ballet, which is the fourth largest ballet company in the U.S. It features students from around the world. The group travels extensively, learning from other professional dancers and honing their skills. The members perform excerpts from many classics, including "Sleeping Beauty," "The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake."
Krieger said that the company has been very difficult to schedule, as they are on the move quite often, performing and competing both nationally and internationally.
"We have been flirting with them for at least three years now, trying to see if we could get the scheduling to work," Krieger said. "They don't know where they may end up in five years from now. They travel a lot as part of their actual training."
The company is under the direction of Stanton Welch and Shelly Power, artistic and academy directors, respectively. The dancers are coached and taught by ballet master Claudio Muñoz, ballet mistress Sabrina Lenzi and the other faculty of the Houston Academy.
Krieger stated that the upcoming performance will consist of two major parts. Within the first half of the performance, one can expect the typical and classical style of Ballet. The second half of the performance is designed to be more contemporary.
He said: "It's a situation where you have people who were born dancing classical ballet that are also capable of using all of their languages onstage. They have mixed the position of old and new in a very interesting way."
One of the pieces to expect is an act from "Sleeping Beauty." For those new to ballet, this will be an opportunity to find a level of familiarity, while experiencing something new. Krieger referred to ballet as its own language. Through this act, it should become easier to understand that language through a familiarity with the story.
"It's such a beautiful expression of what the human body can do in terms of artistic expression," he said.
Krieger encourages all students to attend the performance.
"You are all in college. This is the time to see all that you have not seen yet," Krieger said. "That's why we bring these things here."
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I haven't seen this movie but I will watch it tonight. I'm apprehensive becauseI never thought Sinatra was a very good actor. His performance in "From Here toEternity" was OK but certainly not deserving of the award. He made several warmovies that were just plain lousy. "Some Came Running" comes to mind. At any rate, I'll watch tonight.
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As a cinema operator in the late Fifties/early Sixties in the British Royal Navy stationed in the Far East I showed this film to my ship's crew 14 times in 7 days. As a result I knew the dialogue word for word. I was already a huge Sinatra fan and, in spite of seeing pretty well all of his other highly rated films, I think this is the best he has ever done. Some years ago I was able to record "The Joker is Wild" off the TV onto VHS tape but it was not a great success. Along with many many others I would welcome the opportunity to have this film on dvd. It seems odd to me that many other of Sinatra's films have recently been on TV but not this one .I wonder why!!!!!
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"The Joker Is Wild" (1957), the biopic of comedian-singer Joe E. Lewis is one of Frank Sinatra's best films. The songs are very good, and the supporting cast is terrific, including Eddie Albert, Mitzi Gaynor, Jeanne Crain and Sophie Tucker. I have a VHS recording I made when it aired on TCM a couple of years ago. I would like very much to see "The Joker Is Wild" on DVD.
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As a child I became very familiar with the man's voice, and music on the Radio. This was the very first Sinatra movie I had ever seen, and am quite surprised that it has never been released to the public for home viewing. If you have a Frank Sinatra Movie collection (as I do) this is a must have to add to those all time favorites.
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saw as a teen - loved the music - and how kind Austin Mack was always beyond and foremost Joe's friend and supporter - think the dialogue is true to life (you can be anything you want to be - find yourself another piano player - well I wouldn't call it exactly funny) but what captures it for me is the ending when Joe is passing the store fronts - etc "you make everyone laugh how about making me laugh _ I am endeared forever and ever to Joe E Lewis and Frank in this movie - I know it by heart - an dwhen he sees Lettie I always cry.....
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Robert Thurman talks at Occupy Wall Street
Robert Thurman, the Buddhist writer and Professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies at Columbia University, gave a rousing address to the protestors at Occupy Wall Street, encouraging "cool heroes" (i.e. non-violent heroes) as opposed to "hot heroes" (those motivated by anger and hatred).
The address is frequently very funny. The people who were assigned to repeat his words, in order to make them audible to the large crowd were often too busy laughing to be able to effectively relay Thurman's message.
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Time: October 14, 2011, 7:11 pm
I videoed the entire talk, with better sound (the lapel mic was mine), and posted it here:
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"Saving Nearby Nature" --- the motto of the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust --- means different things to different people. Yet, even a brief overview of the many successes of NVCT shows how our work provides a little something for everyone, regardless of any particular reason for supporting local land conservation:
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· Saving family farms in Loudoun County to promote sustainability and combat Global Warming; and
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Chris Christie famously ran a terrible campaign, the highlight of which was Christie's demand last year that his opponent "man up and say I'm fat." He was elected New Jersey governor by just four points. This year Christie proudly recounted how Democrats in New Jersey said he was like "Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte, all those great leaders of the past," and he yelled at a voter for "dividing the country" because he asked a critical question of Meg Whitman. But it's exactly that politically risky combativeness that causing Christie's star to swiftly rise within the Republican ranks.wonrefusal to compromise with teacher's unionsJill Lawrence
- His Big Mouth Gives Him a Better Chance Nate Silver writes at FiveThirtyEight. Silver's models show controversial frontrunners like Sarah Palin have a far better shot at the 2012 presidential nomination than nice guys like Tim Pawlenty and John Thune. "Some seem to think it an asset that they are bland and unobjectionable. In a primary election that isn't an asset, but a liability. A primary election isn't a reality show in which candidates are eliminated one at a time for failing some challenge. Instead, voters pick the one candidate whom they most like, rather than the one they most dislike; a candidate who has strong favorables and strong unfavorables is going to be more people's first choice than one whom everyone feels indifferent about. Someone with a more distinct and provocative brand — like Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey or Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin — might stand a better chance in an underdog role, although neither is likely to run for president in 2012."
- Not Gonna Happen Outside the Beltway's James Joyner writes. "Looking at the anecdotal evidence, I can only think of two nominees in my lifetime who weren't leading contenders well ahead of the race: Jimmy Carter and Michael Dukakis. ... The Republicans have nominated an early frontrunner every quadrennial in the primary era: McCain, Bush, Bush, Dole, Bush, Bush, Reagan, Reagan, Ford, Nixon, Nixon, Goldwater, Nixon, Eisenhower, Eisenhower. Unlike the Democrats, who parcel out votes proportionally (moreso since 1984 than previously) the GOP has a winner-take-all system. This makes it extremely hard for someone who isn't an early favorite to gain steam over a long race. If you don't win at least one primary in Iowa, New Hampshire, or South Carolina, you're toast."
- But Christie's Positioning Himself Nicely for VP, Mitchell Blumenthal writes at Capital New York. "What Christie is not saying—what he could never say, without wrecking his skillfully wrought image as a straight-talker whose only interest is in fixing his deeply distressed home state—is that he is working like hell to become the favorite, obvious, choice for vice president in 2012. Between the narrative he has constructed at home as the fearless enemy of budget-wrecking special interests, and the chits he has been busy racking up by raising money for Republican candidates from one end of the country to the other, he is putting himself in Position A to be recruited as a running mate."
- He'd Make a Great Attack Dog, Dave Weigel writes at Slate. Christie might say he's too loudmouthed to be vice-president, but that's actually a key qualification. "The successful vice presidential choice is someone who complements his running mate but goes further than he'd (she'd) go in attacking the opposition. People forget what an attack dog the now-saintly Al Gore was on the trail in 1992 and 1996, or how good Dan Quayle got at that role by 1992. (Palin was not an effective running mate, but she pushed the ball forward on personal and character attacks against Barack Obama; as plenty of people pointed out, her rough rallies, with their crowds who happily used Barack Obama's last name and griped about communism, were proto-Tea Parties.)"
- A New Jersey Republican Is Still Too Liberal, Dan Riehl writes at Riehl World View. "Ultimately, Christie's track record on government, taxes, culture and the environment puts him slightly to the Left of Rudy Giuliani. And I could have lived with Rudy in 2008. Some of the same people with their shorts in a wad over any criticism of Christie in terms of his framing the national political discourse, now, just got done throwing as many Christie's out of Washington as they could. Christie is as good as one can get for New Jersey. If his defenders in this sense want 50 states just like New Jersey when it comes to taxes and government over reach, then they are just as wrong in their vision for a broader America, as is Christie in many ways. To the extent Christie can bring improvement in New Jersey, good for him. However, were he to get to Washington, all he would accomplish is to take America further Left."
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Those are quite nice. I'm still hesitant about the 310, though. I'm liking the look like above and on other IRL pics I've seen but I still not convinced they'd work for me personally. The much more extreme work boot look is very different from anything I've got or ever worn.
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Jeez, you guys must live rent free in moms basement if you can drop $1100 for shoes just like that. With my mortgage, car payment, student loan payment, daycare costs and other miscellaneous bills I'm lucky if I can buy a single pair of nice shoes a year
If you noticed, I was not volunteering my own $1100 to buy the boots. It's easy to drop $1100 when it's somebody else's money. We're just evil enablers.
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26 CHAPTER 5 REVISED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE MUTCD AND RELATED CHANGES INTRODUCTION (x) mph or more below that of the first curve then a curve or turn warning sign and an advisory speed plaque should be used. In this chapter, revised recommendations are presented. The revisions are prompted by two things: (1) the responses of This recommendation had good support from the practitioners practitioners to the originally proposed recommendations in the follow-up survey. Exceptions to this came from prac- and (2) the reconciliation of the changes to the MUTCD that titioners who interpreted the "may to should" as a rule that must are needed because of the differences between the millennium be followed with at least one state indicating that this is the and 2003 editions of the MUTCD. way that a state attorney general had interpreted it. Given that It is again noted that the proposed changes to the MUTCD states have the option of adopting the MUTCD in a whole- are modest in scope. This is due to several reasons: the results sale manner or with exceptions, states that have significant from the study indicated that the basic guidelines for using problems with the language can make an exception. These curve-related TCDs are not seriously "broken" and do not need problems notwithstanding, most respondents indicated that major revision; results from this project, as well as more spe- they were supportive of the change. cific results from previous work, are sometimes inconsistent; it is virtually impossible to develop guidelines that would apply Existing Statements in the MUTCD to all situations and still be explicit (e.g., if a speed reduction of X is desired, use sign Y with chevrons and centerline markings); The precise wording of the first option in �2C.06 of the and, perhaps most importantly, most practitioners have mixed millennium edition (ME) and 2003 edition are shown below feelings regarding more explicit guidelines. Concerning the with additions in the 2003 version shown in italic: latter, there was some resistance to even listing elements of what should be considered in an engineering study, let alone � ME: The horizontal alignment Turn (W1-1), Curve providing guidelines regarding how the results of such a study (W1-2), Reverse Turn (W1-3), Reverse Curve (W1-4), would be interpreted to determine the appropriate TCDs for or Winding Road (W1-5) signs may be used in advance a given horizontal curve. of situations where the horizontal roadway alignment In the paragraphs that follow, the three basic recommenda- changes. A Large Arrow. . . . tions are reiterated and discussed individually. In each instance, � 2003: The horizontal alignment Turn (W1-1), Curve the original recommendation is presented and then discussed. (W1-2), Reverse Turn (W1-3), Reverse Curve (W1-4), or Winding Road (W1-5) signs (see Figure 2C-1) may be used in advance of situations where the horizontal FIRST RECOMMENDATION roadway alignment changes. A One-Direction Large Arrow. . . . Initial Proposed Statement The initial proposed statement is as follows: The messages regarding use of the noted signs are basically the same in both of these versions with only clarifying comments The first option in �2C.06 of the millennium edition of the added. MUTCD should be changed to read that horizontal alignment signs may be used in advance of situations where the roadway Final Proposed Statement alignment changes, and should be used when the alignment change would result in an advisory speed equal to or lower than the posted speed limit. The proposed revised version that results from implement- ing the first part of the first recommendation, using the 2003 The Winding Road (WI-5) sign should be used where there version as the base and showing changes in bold, is as follows: is a series of turns or curves that requires driving caution and where curve or turn signs would be too numerous to be effec- The horizontal alignment Turn (W1-1), Curve (W1-2), Reverse tive. Where any of the curves has an advisory speed that is Turn (W1-3), Reverse Curve (W1-4), or Winding Road (W1-5)


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What were the historical circumstances behind Joseph Conrad's history of the fin-de-siècle as a turning point in international history? In his novels Heart of Darkness (1899), Lord Jim (1900), Nostromo (1904), and The Secret Agent (1907)--each set on a different continent, each engaging with a different imperial power, each anchored in real-world incidents and in his own personal experience--Conrad anticipated some of the defining themes of the twentieth century.
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With its remarkable declassified documentation and oral testimony that bear directly on questions of U.S. policymaking with regard to the Iran-Iraq War, "Becoming Enemies" reveals much that was previously unknown about U.S. policy before, during, and after the war. The authors go beyond mere reportage to offer lessons regarding fundamental foreign policy challenges to the U.S. that transcend time and place.
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America began as a coastal country, and, after a century of identifying with its heartland, is now returning to the sea demographically, economically, and culturally. Today, more of us live on coasts, but few know how to live with them in a sustainable manner. Coastal futures depend on the recovery of the oldest form of intelligent human life, homo littoralis. In this talk John Gillis will explore the ways humans have shaped shores and how shores have shaped humanity.
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Steven Ross challenges the commonly held belief that Hollywood has always been a bastion of liberalism. The real story, he argues, is far more complicated. First, Hollywood has a longer history of conservatism than liberalism. Second, and most surprising, while the Hollywood Left was usually more vocal and visible, the Right had a greater impact on American political life, capturing a senate seat (Murphy), a governorship (Schwarzenegger), and the ultimate achievement, the Presidency (Reagan).


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Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- The spread between the three-month dollar London interbank offered rate, or Libor, and the overnight indexed swap rate increased to the most in more than 2 ½ years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The so-called Libor-OIS spread, a barometer of the reluctance of banks to lend, widened to 49.8 basis points at 1:14 p.m. London time, after breaching 50 basis points for the first time since May 20, 2009. Three-month dollar Libor rose to 0.58250 percent from 0.58100 percent on Dec. 30, the highest level since July 1, 2009, according to British Bankers' Association data.
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progrram thik lagyo tara joj haru ko commant garne tarika ma dhayan dinu parla jasto lagyo jati sakdo saskriti jhalkene khal ko song lai bises prathamikta dinu hola ?ok wish you all the best cham ahami family
i love this programme and i wish that who are not select in this time but don;t worry u will be win next time
please advertise more on tv on others.provide full schgedule n rules n regulationin tv or internet .
malai yo cham chami akdamai man parcha thara as ma malai alikati goj ko harai ali thik laghako chaina
heraaaii thikai cha taaa tiniharuley sakdoo ramroo bhanda pani ramro talented people khojney prayas gareko cha tyei bhayera alik naramro heraii dekhako cha
chamchami malai pura maan parcha. Tara suru suru dan moden songs harulai low priority huntheo tara ajkal ta testo chaina. Ani malai joj haru ko comment dine tarika thik lagcha. Ani malai maan parne joj chai bimala madam ho she is good joj
hooo yaar yo programme ramro cha tara tyo kta judge ley chai kai bhandaina tara pani alik detail ma judge ley judge garera bhaneko bhaye ramro hunthyooo
I wanna help this program aswell but i don't know where i have to go. If you guys have idea plz help me all the way from canada.
i m glad to see my nepal growing on talent! hope it does proud itself internationally in future….i support cham chami on its effort…for doing well in its first attempt to cover the new talents..i would wish to see cham chami doing more better…not copying india's way of dramas on screen but showing a reality…
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Hi,i like ur program but i do not watch it regularly.i want 2 suggest that u should improve judgement style,dance ma chemestry dekhidaina,music quality stndrd 6aina,stage not attractive.u should improve 2 get more popularity.
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I really like cham chami.
This is the one of the best show of nepal,….but i think this program's family have to improve the best judgemem and comments about the dancers.
Any way, any who next contestents…, very very best of luck you……..
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Using our Click & Collect service your order will be delivered to a choice of over 50 Evans Cycles stores nationwide for collection. This service is FREE of charge for all orders. To check store stock and collection times, use the "Check store stock" button above. Click here for more details
International delivery (Incl BFPO, ROI, Channel Island & Isle of Man)
We offer a FREE delivery service on most International orders. Orders delivered outside the EU are exempt from VAT. To calculate the charges for your order simply add products to your basket and proceed through the checkout process, where you will need to enter your delivery details. Our website will present you with the relevant delivery options and the charges for your basket of goods. Click here for more details.
Easy Returns
Our priority is to ensure that you are highly satisfied with your purchase. In the unlikely event that you are not, please feel free to return your goods within 90 days of the purchase date for a full exchange or refund. Returns can be made in your local store or sent back to our distribution centre.