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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Loosening the Food Chains
When I was buying food for two (or more), I bought a lot of fresh produce because it got eaten up quickly. Not so with just me. I don't need a five-pound bag of potatoes or two-pound bag of onions anymore. A couple of bananas and apples now last more than a few days. When I first moved in to my apartment, I was buying produce like I was cooking for two and I ended up throwing things away the first few weeks because no one person could possibly eat all that I'd bought. Finally I understood what so many of you have discussed either in your blogs or in your comments, that frozen fruits and veggies are not only more economical, they have a much longer shelf life than fresh. They're pretty darn tasty, too.
Living in Pittsburgh, I'm discovering places I didn't know existed or haven't been to in years. These activities often involve food, either directly or indirectly. For instance, last Saturday, a friend and I went to the Strip District. The Strip is lined with shops and restaurants, fish markets and produce stands, table after table of Steelers and Penguins items, jewelry vendors, and ethnic grocery stores. I hadn't been there in ages, the last time being the day I locked my keys in the car and had to call AAA and the cutest boy ever managed to jimmy the lock…but I digress.
We grabbed a latte to go from Right By Nature then went to see the completed renovations inside St. Stanislaus Kostka Church where three very nice ladies were serving homemade Polish cookies. I ate a chrusciki (a fried cookie – yes, I ate a fried cookie – that looks like angel wings) and it was very yummy.
When we got to the Korean market, my friend ordered us a mung bean pancake and I ate my half with a touch of hot sauce. It was really good. At the Mediterranean market, I bought two dates and ate them while drinking a glass of wine in a bar that was hosting the iron workers union Christmas party. No one seemed to mind we'd crashed it and no one cared that I was eating dates. I can't remember the last time I ate dates. Why? Because I always thought anything that sweet and tasty had to be "bad." Yet two dates have 40 calories and virtually no fat. Yes, they're higher in carbs and sugars, but like the chrusciki, they're a once-in-awhile treat. Nothing "bad" about that at all.
At Public Market, we sampled some jams before ending our afternoon at an Irish pub where we ate cheese and bread and fruit. It was a very fun and tasty day, but after nearly eight hours, I was feeling run down. While I hadn't eaten a lot of any one thing, my body was definitely telling me I needed real sustenance. Some veggies and protein. For dinner I had a spinach salad, steamed broccoli, and a baked potato. Within a few minutes, I felt a million percent better.
The next day, I went to a Buddhist temple for a luncheon. I sampled curried lentils and milk rice without scrutinizing their exact contents, something I used to do all the time. I even ate a small sliver of carrot cake because I wanted to. Later that night, dinner was light – just a salad – and I was satisfied and very happy I'd tried something new and let the food sphincter unpucker just a little.
Today I read what Anne at Smaller Fun Pants wrote in her blog "Intuitive Eater's Holiday Bill of Rights": "Eat the meal you want. Eat what you truly want. If that's carrots and celery sticks, great! If it's a rich food, that's okay too...because if you're really tuning in to what your body needs and wants you won't always want the rich foods. You won't always fill up on cookies."
My body wanted the carrot cake and chrusciki and the pancake and the dates. It also wanted vegetables and protein and fruit. And the balance I struck without going into a food coma or having a mental breakdown was quite amazing. It's taken me five years, but it seems I'm developing a trust between my body and mind. No doubt there will be times when I still have to get all Mom on myself and say "No!", but it's all part of the learning process, isn't it?
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Fabulous post although you scared me a bit there with your "Strip District!" You didn't seem the type to me.ReplyDelete
You are so right about eating the foods we really want. After all, that's exactly what babies do isn't it? You can't make a baby eat peaches if they don't want them... sometimes they go for days and eat nothing but green beans, then suddenly all they want is peaches. In the end, without any diet or other kind of help, babies balance their diet. Amazing.
It IS a learning process, isn't it? Good for you for trying different things. Good for you for enjoying them!!!ReplyDelete
Yay! I think truly being able to enjoy foods without guilt is a wonderful gift.ReplyDelete
It sounds like your food journey is moving to the next level--and I mean that in a good way. I don't think we can stay in a very tightly restricted plan of eating for our entire lives--that may be risky for weight maintenance in itself. Moving out of that--in a responsible way--is another step toward becoming a balanced person. That's what I would want for myself--enjoying the foods I love without guilt and without overindulging. Good for you!ReplyDelete
Hooray for the mind and body connection. I'm working on that and it's so hard!! Glad to see you are being a trailblazer for us all.ReplyDelete
Balance and moderation, and listening to your body. I love it!ReplyDelete
I hope... I REALLY hope... someday my body stops telling me I want potato chips, cake, and hot dogs 90% of the time. Or maybe it's not my body after all, and I am just being tricked by some bratty part of my brain! Hmmm.ReplyDelete
It seems to me you have come to a fabulous point in your journey! Trust! I am just begining my journey, it's hard to imagine I will come to the place I will trust myself at all. Reading your experience is inspriational!ReplyDelete
You always give such a wonderful insight into being healthy. I like how your mind works. You inspire me!ReplyDelete
Now, I'm off to milk the goat, bake cookies, and even enjoy a few. Have a great holiday! Vee at http://veegettinghealthy.blogspot.com
Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
Its just good to hear you had such a nice day, Lynn! Have a wonderful and merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
Just what I need -inspiration. I always can rely on you to give me some food sanity.ReplyDelete
I love that you had such a nice time at the Strip District! Try Kaya for lunch sometime--it's nice.ReplyDelete
It's great that you are that attuned to your body--I strive for that kind of balance!


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Ventura Breeze publisher Sheldon Brown will be the guest speaker at the Ventura County Writers Club August 13 meeting at the Pleasant Valley Senior Center in Camarillo at 7 PM. The meeting is free and open to the public.
Brown attended the University of Southern California's School of Architecture. He became an architect and a general building contractor, and in 1968 opened a private practice. He is now retired from his practice.
On October 24, 2007, he and his daughter Staci started a local newspaper, Ventura Breeze, to keep Ventura County residents informed regarding community events, happenings, and news. In its sixth year, the Breeze has a distribution of 11,000 papers delivered to about 600 locations.
Brown will share why, without any prior knowledge of writing or of the newspaper business, he decided to start the paper and how he accomplished it. He will discuss the good things that he has learned and a few of the hard lessons. He will also talk about his belief that a person is never too old to do anything he wants to do.
Brown has lived in Ventura for 16 years; with his dog, Professor Scamp, for 12 years; with Savana the cat for three years; and with his wife of 25 years, Diana.. He has been an instructor at West LA College and Ventura College extension. He has also taught for Lake Arrowhead Parks and Recreation. He is an avid tennis player.
The evening's presentation promises to be inspiring to all attending; no matter your age, it is good to be reminded that it's never too late to follow your dreams.
The evening's opening act will be Shlomo Kritzer and Neal Shapiro reading selected stories they have written. At the beginning of the meeting, the club will elect new officers for it's 80th year.
August Meeting of the Ventura County Writers Club
August 13, 2013
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Topic: How and Why I Started a Newspaper
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ALBANY -- The Salvation Army and the Marine Corps Reserves are concerned that many area children in need might not get the Christmas they deserve this year.
Officials with the Salvation Army reported that 150 area families had applied for Toys for Tots assistance as of Wednesday. By Oct. 26 last year, there were 350 applicants signed up to receive toys.
"We know that there are many families out there who are in need and have been directly affected by this hard economic time," Salvation Army Capt. Douglas McClure said. "We are concerned about those families not getting the assistance they need this Christmas season."
Applications to receive toys are being taken at the Salvation Army office at 304 W. Second Ave. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Mondays-Fridays until Nov. 4. The organizations involved will be unable to take applications after that.
The Toys for Tots campaign kicked off on Friday, and officials have been accepting applications since Monday.
The service is available for families in Dougherty, Worth, Lee, Early, Baker, Miller, Calhoun and Turner counties that have children up to 12 years old. The required documents for an application are:
n A state-issued photo ID;
n Birth certificates for all the children being applied for;
n A current food stamp summary in the guardian's name;
n A current rent receipt and utility bill in a guardian's name;
n Verification of all the income for the household;
n Medicare cards for everyone in the household.
For more information on the application process, call the Salvation Army at (229) 435-1428. For information on how to donate, call (229) 639-8787 or go to www.albany-ga.toysfortots.org.
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25 Years a Champion for Health Equity!
This year marks the 25th anniversary
of the CDC Office of Minority Health and Health Equity (OMHHE)!
Origin of the Office
On August 8, 1988 the CDC Director established CDC's Office of Minority Health (OMH), after the inception of the HHS Office of Minority Health in 1986, the first federal entity dedicated exclusively to improving the health of all racial and ethnic minority populations through the development of policies and programs aimed at eliminating unequal health outcomes.
Both Offices were set up in response to the 1985 Report of the Secretary's Task Force on Black and Minority Health, a landmark eight-volume report, known as the Heckler Report, documenting the extent of health disparities affecting Americans of color and recommending action steps for the nation to address these disparities.
In April 2011, under the 2010 Affordable Care Act, the Office became the Office of Minority Health and Health Equity (OMHHE), one of six minority health offices approved by HHS to represent their respective agencies.
Background, History & Accomplishments
OMHHE aims to accelerate the work of CDC and its partners in improving health by eliminating health disparities; promoting social and environmental conditions conducive to health; and achieving health equity. Health equity has been defined in many ways, but always refers to the opportunity for all to be healthy and make healthy choices. Achieving health equity requires valuing everyone equally, and continually striving to address avoidable inequalities and injustices and eliminate health disparities.
Health equity describes the world we want to see, and elimination of health disparities is one way to help us get there.
In 2011, OMHHE assumed CDC leadership for the development of the Healthy People 2020 Social Determinants of Health topic area, working closely with other federal agencies such as the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Social determinants of health have been defined by the World Health Organization as the circumstances in which people are born, grow up, live, work and age, and their access to health care. These circumstances, such as education, transportation options, and residential segregation are important drivers of health disparities.
OMHHE has for many years supported internship opportunities for qualified undergraduate and graduate students interested in minority health. These internships provide meaningful research and practice experiences at CDC and in other public health settings. OMHHE has also funded health projects conducted by minority community organizations as well as major national and regional minority organizations.
During these 25 years, OMHHE has advanced the science and practice of eliminating health disparities and inequities –or health differences that are systematic, unfair, and avoidable--by, for example, collaborating with others across CDC in publishing manuscripts exploring topics such as health life expectancy by race, sex, and geography and contributing to the 2011 CDC Report on Health Disparities and Inequalities.
Through its quarterly e-newsletter Health Equity Matters, OMHHE promotes awareness of minority health and health equity issues that affect our work at CDC and in the broader public health communities, and fosters ongoing communication and collaboration with partners inside and outside CDC.
Celebrations & Reflections
OMHHE's anniversary celebration's main activities include several events occurring this fall.
Health Is a Human Right: Race and Place in America
An exhibition, at the David J. Sencer CDC Museum
from September 28, 2013 to April 25, 2014.
This exhibition will examine the evolution of minority health and health equity in the 20th and early 21st centuries. It will include historic photographs, documents, objects, and interactive displays that describe the many facets of communities that contribute – negatively and positively – to the health status of different populations. The influence of issues such as migration, discrimination, housing and education on health is described using historical events.
Join the Curator for an intriguing tour. Registration Required. Learn more! For examples of some of the items on display, see the CDC Feature View the Online Slide Show!
CDC Health Disparities and Inequalities Report
The 2013 CDC Health Disparities and Inequalities Report (CHDIR) will include updates on most topics from the 2011 CHDIR as well as new topics. The 2013 CHDIR highlights the need for a "comprehensive, community-driven approach" to reducing health disparities in the United States.
CDC Report on Strategies for Reducing Health Disparities
The first MMWR supplement titled the "CDC Report on Strategies for Reducing Health Disparities" will be released in February 2014. This Report complements the 2011 CDC Health Disparities and Inequalities Report (CHDIR) by describing interventions that are working to reduce disparities in selected topic areas.
State of Health Equity at CDC Forum
Building upon a successful 2012 event to examine CDC's work to advance health equity, OMHHE will convene its second State of Health Equity at CDC Forum in October, which will focus on conceptual models and measurement. The Forum represents an agency-wide effort to focus our broad health equity work into key areas for action - measuring health disparities; essential health equity program elements; organizational infrastructures that support health equity at CDC; and policies that support health equity. The Forum offers a vital opportunity for CDC to continue examining its efforts, progress, and existing gaps to achieve health equity goals.
The office looks forward to these and other events celebrating the 25th anniversary. This fall, we will review progress and accomplishments over the past 25 years, report on strategies and programs that are working in the present, and collaborate on actions to affect the future.
Achievements of Health Equity Offices at CDC
OMHHE congratulates two CDC health equity offices also celebrating anniversaries this year: the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases' (NCEZID), Office of Health Disparities, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention's (NCHHSTP), Office of Health Equity, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary!
NCEZID Office of Health Disparities 20th Anniversary
NCEZID's Office of Health Disparities, formerly the Office of Minority and Women's Heath, has played a leading role in CDC/ATSDR work on neglected infections among minority populations, and has been a long-term supporter of the Ferguson Fellowship Program, the International Conference on Women and Infectious Diseases, the International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases Leaders Program, and the NCEZID Health Disparities Committee.
NCHHSTP Office of Health Equity 10th Anniversary
Established in 2003 as NCHHSTP's Office of Health Disparities, and later as the Office of Health Equity (OHE) in 2009, OHE's mission is to promote health equity and reduce health disparities among populations disproportionately affected by HIV, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases, tuberculosis, and other related conditions.
The Office of Health Equity is celebrating its 10th anniversary by hosting an event on November 7th featuring speakers who will discuss the promotion of health equity in infectious diseases and perspectives on addressing the social determinants of health from the international, national, and local levels. Dr. Howard Koh, Assistant Secretary for Health for the Department of Health and Human Services and Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Director of the Institute of Health Equity and Medical Research Council Research Professor in Epidemiology at the University College London, will give the keynote presentations. NCHHSTP will also highlight the release in September of the Public Health Reports special issue on Social Determinants of Health and Public Health Practice.
More Information
- CDC Feature: 25 Years a Champion for Health Equity!
- CDC's Office of Minority Health & Health Equity (OMHHE)
- OMHHE's 25th Anniversary!
- Conversations In Equity Blog
- Health Equity Matters E-Newlsetter
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From the Chariton Leader - January 12, 1932
Veteran Chariton Tailor Concludes 42 Years
of Service as Deacon in Church
August Lindquist Came to America With Provision
That He Might Go Back
August Lindquisat, veteran Chariton tailor, has retired as a deacon in the First Lutheran church in Chariton after forty-two years of service. This announcement was made this week by the Rev. Clarence Thorwald, pastor of the church. Included in Lindquist's long years of service as a member of the Chariton church is twelve years as Superintendent of the Sunday school of the church.
Lindquist was born in the state of Halland, Sweden, more than eighty years ago and spent his boyhood on his father's farm in that state. His mother died at the time of his birth. At the age of fourteen Lindquist entered the apprenticeship of a tailor in one of the larger cities of Halland and after several years of apprenticeship went into business with another young apprentice as tailors.
The feverish urge to leave the old country and seek new fortunes in the miraculous country of America found no foothold in the Lindquist home as the young tailor was quite content to remain with his work and family in Sweden. The cousin was insistent. "Please come," he begged. "If you do not like America you can always return to Sweden." And it was upon this provision that Lindquist finally consented to leave Sweden and sail for America.
The party of Swedish immigrants landed in New York in August, 1873, and immediately moved to Connecticut where the tailoring firm was re-established.
For more than a year after Lindquist came to America he understood little of the American language. "I could not even tell the difference between 'yes' and 'no', Mr. Lindquist said.
Short stays were spent in Pennsylvania before the family moved to Iowa, locating first in Des Moines. It was while in Pennsylvania that some of the most stirring moments of their lives occurred. The country was ridden with strikes in 1877 and the coal fields of Pennsylvania were the seat of many miners' difficulties. The strike extended to railroaders, factory workers and consturction men.
In Pennsylvania conditions became so acute that it was necessary to call out a regiment of troops to patrol the town. Mr. Lindquist compares the situation then with now and finds that modern economic problems were trivial compared with then. "It was necessary to have the troops to keep the miners from destroying banks," Mr. Lindquist said. "For a long time we could not even leave our homes, except for trips through the back door and through the alleys. Everyone kept their doors locked and the shades drawn tightly. Merchants were afraid to open their doors for business and little money was spent."
Iowa was much more peaceful after the hectic days in the Pennsylvania coal fields and the Lindquist's lived in Des Moines for several years. While a tailor in Des Moines, Lindquist was a president of the Tailor's Union of Des Moines and served that organization in many other capacities.
In 1887 the family moved to Chariton where the tailoring establishment was again re-opened. The first office was in a building across the street from the Alma Clay Memorial building high school and later Mr. Lindquist moved into offices on the square. The Lindquist tailoring shop has occupied offices on every side of the square with the exception of the east side. On the south side Mr. Lindquist was located in the Gove building; on the west side, in the Penick building and on the north side in the Blake building.
Shortly after arriving in Chariton, Mr. Lindquist joined the Chariton church and has been an active member of that church ever since. He aided in the constuction of the new church in 1903, and Mrs. Lindquist even recounted that her daughter, Josephine, was married in the Methodist church because the new church was not finished. Mr. Lindquist, in all his travels before definitely locating here always sought for Swedish settlements where he could worship in the religion of his country. It was in a church that he learned to speak the English language and many of his fondest memories are irrevocably bound up in church work.
Mr. Lindquist acted as tailor here continuously since 1887, but was forced to discontinue his work following an accident in which he was run down by an automobile on September 22, 1929. Mr. Lindquist was crossing the street by the First Lutheran church Sunday evening and as he moved into the center of the street observed a car coming from the north. He dodged this car, only to step into the path of a second car coming from the south. All the wheels of the car passed over his body, but not a bone was broken. Mr. Lindquist was taken to Yocom's Hospital where he received treatment and was later removed to his home.
Mr. Lindquist has given two sons to the defense of this country in the World War. Victor, the youngest, served in the army, while Wilbert Larson, an adopted son, served in the Navy. Mrs. Lindquist shared the family with Wilbert Larson when the foundling was abandoned here by his parents. Other children are Mrs. Josephine Hanson; Mrs. J.M. Persenius and Carl Lindquist.
Mr. Lindquist became a citizen of the United States during his stay in Des Moines. He admits that his life might have been as complete in Sweden, but he has never regretted the move to America. His life is a complete one in every respect. He has served the church, his adopted country and his fellow countrymen well. It is a life worthy of high commendation.


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"It looks like the brain is saying, 'Pay attention!' and then reducing the likelihood of another mistake," Mazaheri said in a news release from the university.
The findings, published online March 23 in the journal Human Brain Mapping, could someday benefit children with ADHD.
"Instead of watching behavior -- which is an imprecise measure of attention -- we can monitor these alpha waves, which tell us that attention is waning," Mazaheri said. "And that can help us design therapies as well as evaluate the efficacy of various treatments, whether it's training or drugs."
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Florida Georgia Line has announced they will kick off their headlining This Is How We Roll Summer Series 2014 Tour on May 20 in Springdale, Arizona. The tour will feature special guest Nelly and opening act Chris Lane and stop at select baseball stadiums across the country.
"Last year we played the ballpark in Lexington, Kentucky and it was an epic night," Brian Kelley said. "We thought how fun would it be to hit several of these and bring the good times to the field!"
"Summer can't get here fast enough," Tyler Hubbard added. "Having Nelly and Chris along for the ride is going to make for one big, outdoor party!"
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Al Sadu is a traditional form of weaving practised by Bedouin women in rural communities of the United Arab Emirates to produce soft furnishings and decorative accessories for camels and horses. Bedouin men shear the sheep, camels and goats, and women gather in small groups to spin and weave, exchanging family news and occasionally chanting and reciting poetry. Girls learn by watching during these gatherings and are gradually given tasks to do, such as sorting the wool, before learning the more intricate skills involved.
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Taxation: Developing the One Stop Shop for cross border VAT compliance Arna fhoilsiú an : 15/01/2012
Doing business in more than one Member State often means dealing with multiple VAT obligations which can be very burdensome and costly for companies. The proposal adopted today is a first step towards a One Stop Shop for all electronically delivered services that will benefit businesses as from 1st January 2015.
As set out in last December's Commission Communication on the future of VAT (see IP/11/1508), the One Stop Shop approach for EU trade across borders will be applied first to e-commerce, broadcasting and telecom services. In the future the Commission will seek to extend the One Stop Shop step by step to other goods and services.


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Posted by terrencebarr on August 10, 2009 at 7:04 AM PDT
Even in this "quiet" summer time period there is plenty of newsworthy information flying around. A list of new items posted to the Java Mobile & Embedded Community home page:
- Free "Summer Camp" courses introduce students to Java and JavaFX (deadline 8/14)
- Steven Chin on JavaFX Mobile ready for prime time
- Java Mobility Podcast 84: Using SunSPOTs for gesture recognition
- Java Mobility Podcast 83: JATAF panel discussion
- Missing the point: An apology from Amazon
- MajiPlayer 2.x "just got friggin' insane"
- LWUIT 1.2 released - new features and performance improvements
- Hinkmond Wong on 1.5 billion iPhone app downloads: Bogus or bonafide
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In response to TFB12's comment:
I watched this play over and over in regular motion about 15 times yesterday and here are my observations..
It is very possible Welker was the initial target on this play, not Thomas. While manning is in the pocket he looks to his left to where Welker is running, Collins is blitzing, seeing talib in Welkers direction and with Collins in Mannings face Manning rushes a pass to Thomas. Thomas seemed surprised by the pass, not ready for it and drops the ball.
As Talib is running across the field after Thomas, he notices Arrington in his way so TALIB CHANGES his running path and decided to go inside where Welker is instead of outside around Arrington. There is no way Talib could have thought he would get in between Welker and Arrington and still cover Thomas...Could Talib have wanted to take a $hot at Welker?? Interesting thought.
Right before the ball is snapped you hear a Patriots defensive player say "watch the pick". Found that interesting.
Now, after reading this "Welker's action was full speed" in the above mentioned article, I am not so sure about that. I will have to look again. But I do remember the first couple of time while watching the play over and over yesterday, I thought Welker wasn't running at full speed during his route. We have all watched Welker run many routes over the years, some of the routes he doesn't run at full speed in order to disguise what he is doing and then hits a full speed stride when he reaches the part of the route where he needs to get open. It's possible his route was one of those type routes and Talib, choosing to go inside instead of outside Arrington, changed everything.
You're a Welker fan-boy, you can't help but see it in his favor, but you're wrong. Arrington was no where near Talib or Welker. Hell, Talib didn't even see Welker because rats sneak up on you due to their low character and length.
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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook has stayed active this off-season despite being limited due to his ACL injury and subsequent surgery.
Westbrook won the #Trendsetter award at the second annual NBA Social Media Awards, and has took to Vine to update us on what songs are playing in his iPod as well as his rehab status.
Westbrook's latest social media accomplishment took place this week, when he helped a Thunder fan propose to his girlfriend via Twitter.
The proposal itself wasn't via Twitter, but Westbrook's revelation of said proposal was.
.@rachelhaycraft, @chuuuuck1 loves u, he wants to know if u would spend the rest of ur life watching thunder games w/ him. #marryhim #Whynot— Russell Westbrook (@russwest44) June 21, 2013
@russwest44 @Chuuuuck1 I said yes! pic.twitter.com/Tut2Sz5Oyp— Rachel Haycraft (@rachelhaycraft) June 21, 2013
You can check out the entire ordeal at the Daily Thunder blog. Westbrook had minimal investment in the situation, yet his cooperation with a fan's request has won him over yet again in the social media world.
Westbrook hasn't played competitive basketball in nearly two months, yet he continues to win.


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Serial: N Episode Nos. 58, 59, 60, 61, 62 and 63. Title: The Web Planet
The TARDIS is dragged down by an alien force that has invaded the planet
Vortis and driven away it's original inhabitants,
the butterfly-like Menoptera. The Doctor and his friends find that the only escape is to assist the Menoptera in their
attempt to retake the planet and overcome the ant-like Zarbi and their controller, the Animus.
starring William Hartnell as Dr. Who, William Russell as Ian Chesterton, Jacqueline Hill as Barbara Wright, and Maureen O'Brien as Vicki. Written by Bill Strutton, Produced by Verity Lambert, Directed by Richard Martin.
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- Optional Spanish soundtrack on the sixth episode.
- Information Text subtitles option. This plays pop-up production trivia throughout the story.
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Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve occupies a series of rocky ridges and steep valleys on Virginia's northern piedmont. Straddling Fauquier and Prince William Counties, the preserve's 2486 acres are owned by the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, a state-supported organization dedicated to protecting open space across the Commonwealth. The preserve harbors outstanding examples of several forest and woodland community types, including some that are rare in Virginia. Other interesting communities occupy white quartzite cliffs and the boulder fields beneath them on High Point Mountain near the southern end of the preserve. The site was dedicated as a Natural Area Preserve in 2002.
Virginia Outdoors Foundation maintains public access facilities at the southern end of the preserve, including hiking trails and parking. Trail management assistance is provided by the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club (PATC). Volunteer opportunities to assist with trail upkeep are available through PATC. For more information, visit www.patc.net. The Bull Run Mountains Conservancy (BRMC) conducts interpretive and environmental education programs on the preserve and other nearby locations. For details, visit their website at www.brmconservancy.org
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PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. - Two men and a 17-year-old girl were arrested Thursday on drug charges in Port Charlotte.
It started when a deputy spotted a man walking around a Ford pickup and looking inside. As the deputy approached 22-year-old Jeremy Lucian Brown jumped inside the truck and locked the door.
The deputy saw Brown putting several bills in his mouth and chewing them. The pills were later identified as Xanax.
The teenage girl gave deputies permission to search her truck and inside they discovered a small safe belonging to 18-year-old Mohamed Farzan Rahim. The safe contained 85 grams of marijuana and two Xanax pills.
A search of the juvenile's purse located a small amount of marijuana inside, but in her vehicle deputies found a white sock containing a glass smoking pipe, two baggies with 1-gram of marijuana in one and a half-gram in the other that belonged to the juvenile.
Brown was charged with possession of Xanax, tampering with evidence, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting an officer. Rahim was charged with possession with Intent to distribute marijuana, possession of marijuana over 20-grams, possession of Xanax, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Sectarian clashes between Muslims and Christians have broken out in towns around Assiut, a city of 400,000 in central Egypt.
A Muslim driver destroyed the front of a store owned by a Coptic Christian in Paisari, according to the Egyptian news site Copts United. During a reconciliation meeting between the Christian and Muslim communities, violence broke out, leaving 10 injured.
Bishop Kyrillos Kamal William Samaan, the Coptic Catholic bishop of Assiut, told the Fides news agency that two Christians were killed on April 29 in clashes near Malafut and that a Coptic entrepreneur had been kidnapped and released following a ransom payment.
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View the trailer for The Big 4: Live from Sofia, Bulgaria below.
Update: Update your calendars, the release dates have changed. The DVD will now hit the streets on October 29 in Northern Europe, November 1 in most of the rest of the world, November 2 in North America.
Click here to view images of the Deluxe DVD Box Set
Update: You can now pre-order the Deluxe DVD Box Set in the Metallica Store. All 'Big 4' DVD orders placed in the MetStore, including this presale, will ALSO include one limited edition, exclusive RED Big 4 guitar pick featuring one of four different print colors (white, black, silver or gold). This red guitar pick is not available in stores!
The Deluxe DVD Box Set will start shipping around October 29, 2010. To our friends outside of North America, this special DVD box set will be available at your favorite local stores and online retailers as well, should you choose to avoid international shipping charges. Also, the DVD is Region Free and will work in all DVD players around the world.
There will not be a presale for the standard DVD and Blu-Ray discs. You can expect those releases to appear in the store at the end of October.
You may have heard us say something about a DVD at the end of the satellite broadcast or read it in the internet rumor mill . . . it's true, there will be a DVD release of the Big 4 show from Sofia, Bulgaria!! We had such an awesome time hanging with Anthrax, Megadeth and Slayer and the cameras were already rolling, so why not?
Here's the scoop: The DVD hits the streets on October 29 in Northern Europe, November 1 in most of the rest of the world, November 2 in North America and the full shows from all four bands will be included in the two disc set along with behind the scenes and interview footage. In addition to the two DVD set and the corresponding Blu-ray, there will be a limited edition "super deluxe" box set including the DVD set, five CD's with ALL the music, a 24 page booklet, a poster, photos of each band, and a Big 4 guitar pick.
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The Fantasticks
Presented by The Winchester Players at Children's Art Centre
November 8 - November 23, 2013
Bursting with energy, humor, romance, laughter, sorrow, and hope, the Winchester Players' fall production "The Fantasticks" will fill the stage of Chidley Hall of the First Congregational Church of Winchester. A moving love story, with lilting music, and spritely choreography, the show is, understandably, the longest running musical in the world.
The story is ageless. Two foolish fathers plot to build a wall between their gardens to make their teenagers fall in love. Although romance blooms in the magical dreamscape of moonlight, the two men hire a con man to stage an abduction allowing the boy to seem to rescue the girl. All goes as planned; love prevails, and the wall falls. However, in the blazing rays of the sun, the fathers bicker, the children discover they have lived in a dream world, and must experience harsh reality before they can find real love. They find "Without a hurt the heart is hollow".
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● NYLON: Juliana Offers Hard-Earned Tips on Becoming What You Are
● "Whatever, My Love" is coming out on vinyl! This will be a small, one-time pressing in your choice of clear or marbled purple vinyl. Includes digital download card + bonus track, Only In The Dark." This will likely sell out in pre-orders, so please get yours ASAP right here.
● The Juliana Hatfield Three Returns: The Performer Interview
● SXSW recap calls the Juliana Hatfield Three's set one of the most powerful of the week: "…a moving and impressively tight set that reminded a good crowd of why she is a trailblazer, and why songs like "Feelin' Massachusetts" and "President Garfield" and "I Got No Idols" define the dark, honest eloquence of alternative rock…" Read the rest here (scroll to bottom of page).
● Here's a nice review of "Whatever, My Love" from Billboard.
● Juliana's 2011 release, "There's Always Another Girl," is back in stock! Go here to learn more.
● Juliana's cover of Elliot Smith's "Needle In The Hay" from American Laundromat Records' "I Saved Latin! A Tribute to Wes Anderson" has been named to Paste Magazine's list of the 20 best cover songs of 2014.
● The Wes Anderson tribute album "I Saved Latin!" from Laundromat Records is now available. You can hear Juliana's cover of Elliott Smith's "Needle In The Hay" here or listen to a stream of the entire release.
Read NME's review of the record.
● Here's the new Minor Alps "Waiting For You" video directed by Emilie and Sarah Barbault. It was shot in the Bastille area of Paris and features the actors Julie Gayet and Philippe Rebbot.
● Get There, the debut album by Minor Alps, is now available in stores, on iTunes, and at all the usual places, virtual and actual.
● The Minor Alps video for "I Don't Know What To Do With My Hands" (directed by Clyde Peterson) is now playing at The Onion/AV Club.
● Juliana is pleased to announce a new project with Matthew Caws (of Nada Surf) called Minor Alps! Their album,Get There, will be out on October 29th and they will be touring the USA in November. For more info, please check out these links:
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● Juliana and Matthew are getting this going this weekend:
Matthew Caws and Juliana are making big plans:
● You can now buy a digital copy of the final Blake Babies release, 2002's Epilogue EP, at all the usual digital download places (iTunes, Amazon, etc.). It includes covers by Fleetwood Mac, MC5, and the Ramones.
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Bellarmine vs. Air Force
April 11, 2009
|Jarrett Davis
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|Sean Doyle
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|Teddy Avendt
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|Austin Bright
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|Chase Williams
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|Derek Hopcroft
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|Ray Finnegan Jr
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|Scott Bowles
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|Justin Burks
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|Kj Landgraf
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|Ridge Flick
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|Griffin Nevitt
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|Eric Evans
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|Dan Gnazzo
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|Vinny Sandtorv
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|John Debonis
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|Brian Wilson
|12 (0.667)
|Matt Sanders
|1 (0.500)
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|Air Force
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|LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Putting together a strong second-half surge, the Air Force lacrosse team knocked off Bellarmine, 12-7, Saturday afternoon at Owsley B. Frazier Stadium. With the victory, the Falcons improve to 4-6 overall, 2-1 in the GWLL, while the Knights fall to 6-6 overall, 0-4 in the league.
Though the game was scoreless for nearly seven minutes to start the game, Air Force senior K.J. Landgraf (Cordova, Md.) gave the Falcons' a quick jump start, tallying three goals, including a pair of man-up scores, within a span of three minutes. Bellarmine added its first score of the game with 4:17 on the clock in the opening period, but the Falcons held a 3-1 advantage going into the second quarter.
The Falcons continued to score in the second period, starting with an unassisted goal from senior long-stick midfielder Dan Gnazzo (Eden Prairie, Minn.) off the opening face-off. Meanwhile, Ridge Flick (Jr., Plano, Texas), who assisted on the Landgraf's first goal, added his own score just over a minute later to put Air Force up 5-1. However, the Knights began to battle back, registering four unanswered goals in the period to tie the score at 5-5 going into the intermission.
Looking to regain the advantage, Air Force was first to get on the board in the third period, starting with a goal from senior captain Griffin Nevitt (Charlotte, N.C.). Meanwhile, Flick added his second goal of the game at the 9:10 mark to push the Falcons' margin back to two. Following a Bellarmine score that brought the Knights back to within a point, Air Force closed out the quarter with a pair of goals from sophomore Vinny Sandtorv (Centereach, N.Y.).
Air Force continued its spurt in the final period, with two goals from Eric Evans (Sr., Ellicott City, Md.) putting the Falcons up 11-6 with 9:12 remaining to play. Landgraf tacked on his fourth goal of the day with 3:19 on the clock to give Air Force its largest advantage of the game, while Bellarmine's Sean Doyle added a score in the final minute to account for the final 12-7 margin.
While Bellarmine held the edge on face-offs won (14-of-23), the Falcons outshot the Knights 42-36. Meanwhile, Air Force's starting goalkeeper, Brian Wilson (So., Summit, N.J.), matched a career-high with 12 saves, while allowing just six goals in nearly 57 minutes of play. In addition, Air Force was 3-of-5 on man-up opportunities, while Bellarmine scored on 1-of-2 man-up attempts.
Landgraf and Flick (two goals, two assists) were the Falcons' leading scorers with four points each, while Evans (two goals, one assist) and Nevitt (one goal, two assists) added three points each. Gnazzo added an assist to his goal to match a single-game career high of two points, and freshman John DeBonis (Sayville, N.Y.) registered the first assist of his career with his feed to Flick in the second period.
The Falcons finally open up their home slate on Friday, April 17, when they host conference foe Ohio State. The game is slated to begin at 4:00 p.m. at the Cadet Lacrosse Stadium.


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18 U.S. Code § 435 - Contracts in excess of specific appropriation
Whoever, being an officer or employee of the United States, knowingly contracts for the erection, repair, or furnishing of any public building, or for any public improvement, to pay a larger amount than the specific sum appropriated for such purpose, shall be fined under this title [1] or imprisoned not more than one year, or both.
[1] See 1994 Amendment note below.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 703; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(K),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 184 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, § 98,35 Stat. 1106).
Words "or employee" were inserted to remove any ambiguity as to scope of section.
The offense described in this section involves no moral turpitude, and therefore the punishment provisions were reduced from $2,000 to $1,000 and from 2 years to 1 year, so that the stigma of a felony would not attach to an offender. (See classification of felony and misdemeanor in section 1 of this title and note thereunder.)
Mandatory punishment provisions were rephrased in the alternative.
Changes were also made in phraseology.
1994—Pub. L. 103–322, which directed the amendment of this section by substituting "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $5,000", was executed by making the substitution for "fined not more than $1,000", to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
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Cooking class inspired by 'Fifty Shades of Grey'
During its five-month grip on the best-sellers list, "Fifty Shades of Grey" has moved out of bookstores and into bedrooms. And kitchens. And makeup counters. And shoe stores. And stereos and MP3 players and, soon, in the parlance of all cultural phenomena, to a movie theater near you.


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When former Dum Dum/Vivian Girl Frankie Rose offers to take us on a cruise down the Interstellar Highway on the opening track of her solo debut, it's hard to remember a more enticing proposition. Low-end organ rumbles and swells with the deep black grandiosity of the night. Synthetic celestial twinkles tease the playful exploration to come. And when the tribal drum crash hits a minute in, Rose's gorgeous multi-track vocals plummet like a meteor shower toward the tingling terra firma of our brains. We know we're in for a journey. And our bags have long been packed.
Rose's Interstellar plays like a minimalistic response to Bon Iver's woodsy one-man symphony, similarly crafted to fill headphones, not crowded rooms. Instead of escaping to the woods of Wisconsin though, it's more likely that Frankie chilled for a few months in geostationary orbit with only a batch of A-Ha and Pat Benatar cassettes to score the ride. She emerges from the extraterrestrial woodshed with just over 30 minutes of slow-building ambiance, an indie-pop opus that resonates with a depth and whimsy unfit for the lo-fi chug of Dum Dum and Vivian Girls bangers. The echoing handclaps and "Take On Me"-catchy drum machine drive of the album's leading single, "Know Me," build one of the most convincing synth-pop pump-ups we've heard since '80s-wave imitation became the norm a few years back. Interstellar's more poppy tracks like "Daylight Sky" and the circuital chorus of "Had We Had It" definitely move with that infectious unitards-and-aerobics energy, but slower jams like "Pair Of Wings" launch Rose meteorically beyond the orbit of mere pastiche. Rose's vocals, bearing down like a planet thanks to crisp production, penetrate most effectively above the song's slow bleed of organ chords.
Like the cosmos itself, Interstellar is a grower. One listen is not enough to grasp its galaxy of production depth and may not be enough to sell casual listeners. Fans of Rose's 2010 solo release with backing band the Outs will find comfort in the mutated space-age surf rock of "Night Swim," which swells with slick guitar slides and chords slapped in angry reverberating triplets. But beyond that, Rose offers us few actual riffs to noodle our fingers around here. She seems far more interested in enveloping us entirely.


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ORLANDO, Fla. — Kevin Durant missed the jumper and stared.
Reggie Jackson and Thabo Sefolosha collided on the rebound attempt, rendering them useless.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Kevin Durant missed the jumper and stared.
Reggie Jackson and Thabo Sefolosha collided on the rebound attempt, rendering them useless.
Serge Ibaka was trailing the play, just chilling.
And Jeremy Lamb was left by his lonesome, without enough help to stop one of the wildest late-game losses in Thunder history.
Magic 103, Thunder 102, the Orlando game-winner Friday night coming on a buzzer-beating 3-on-1 dunk as time expired.
"We could've got back," a frustrated Scott Brooks said afterward. "KD didn't get back, Thabo didn't get back, Reggie was jogging back."
The wild sequence at Amway Center was set into motion with six seconds left, OKC up one, and Durant attempting to ice the game with one of those feathery fadeaways that have been nearly automatic the past month.
But Durant's attempt was errant, drilling back iron and sending a long rebound out toward the 3-point line. As both Sefolosha and Jackson crashed in for the rebound, Magic rookie Victor Oladipo deftly snared it with his left hand and, in one motion, accelerated by them with four seconds on the clock.
"You don't go for a steal," Brooks said. "You get back. It's a 50-50 ball, if you don't come up with it, you have to get back."
But the Thunder's fate wasn't sealed.
Lamb hustled into the backcourt and put himself in a good position to challenge Oladipo's attempt. Rerouted, Oladipo was forced to pass the ball.
With two seconds left, he hit Mo Harkless with quick bounce pass. And in a gutsy move given the lack of time, Harkless left it for Tobias Harris, the trailer, who slammed it in as time expired.
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Britney Jean Spears, born 2nd December 1981 is an American pop singer, songwriter, dancer, actress, and author, born in Kentwood, LA. At age eight she auditioned for a role on the Disney Channel�s Mickey Mouse Club show, and although the series� producers deemed her too young for the job they were sufficiently impressed with the girl�s talent to assist her in gaining entry to New York�s Off-Broadway Dance Center and the Professional Performing Arts School. After a series of television commercials and stage appearances, at 11 Spears finally joined The Mickey Mouse Club, where she remained for two seasons.
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News about Gold, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 30, 2015
Walbrzych journal; explorers have allegedly found underground site near Poland's southwestern city of Walbrzych that i said to contain train filled with gold that was abandoned by Nazis during World War II; worldwide media descends on area awaiting exciting news. MORE
Jul. 21, 2015
Price of gold drops to lowest price in five years, at $1,106.70 per ounce. MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
Indian Prime Min Narendra Modi, eager to strengthen country's economy, wants to mobilize 20,000 tons of gold estimated to be owned privately, 2,500 tons of it in major Hindu temples; demand is high, with almost 30 percent of India's trade deficit due to gold imports; he envisions gold being used for trade and investment. MORE
Apr. 5, 2015
Development plans in Kamchatka, remote Russian peninsula, threaten to upset its natural splendor; oil exploration has started in Sea of Okhotsk and first natural gas wells now operate onshore; two gold mines are working, and 10 more are in planning stages. MORE
Mar. 10, 2015
Bangladesh officials expel Son Young-nam, first secretary of North Korean Embassy, for attempting to smuggle $1.4 million in gold into Dhaka; tight international sanctions restrict North Korea's ability to move money by conventional means. MORE
Feb. 19, 2015
Israel unveils collection of medieval gold coins discovered by divers near port city of Caesarea, largest such trove ever found in country. MORE
Jan. 30, 2015
Fugitive treasure hunter Tommy Thompson is arrested at Florida hotel; fled 2012 arrest warrant and has remained missing since; stands accused of cheating investors out of their share of $50 million in gold from a 19th-century shipwreck. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Landslide in Nicaragua traps at least 24 gold miners inside cave that is believed to be about 165 feet below the surface. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column; statue of William Tecumseh Sherman in Central Park is to undergo further repair; 24-foot-high equestrian monument had recently been regilded with 1,200 square feet of 23.75-karat gold, at cost of $500,000, but gold is not adhering properly and needs to be redone. MORE
May. 5, 2014
A judge met with lawyers who have filed lawsuits contending that gold prices are manipulated. MORE
May. 5, 2014
Odyssey Marine Exploration begins excavation of SS Central America, ship that sank off coast of South Carolina in 1857 while carrying vast trove of gold; effort by private company follows decades of legal battles between claimants, insurers and investors who say they were duped by Thomas G Thompson, man who discovered ship in 1988; businessman Ira O Kane has been appointed to recover as much gold as possible. MORE
Feb. 26, 2014
Northern California couple out walking their dog on their property stumbles across $10 million in rare gold coins buried in the shadow of an old tree; nearly all of 1,427 coins, dating from 1847 to 1894, and are in uncirculated, mint condition. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Indonesian villagers, spurred on by soaring gold prices, are using mercury to process gold ore from small-scale mines; dangerous trend has been fueled by the illegal import of vast quantities of mercury, creating what analysts and activists say is an environmental and health crisis. MORE
Dec. 23, 2013
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column notes parallels between the gold standard for currency and Bitcoin; contends allure of both is based on an unreasonable fear of inflation and a distrust of government. MORE
Nov. 1, 2013
As the latest collections show, the metal beloved by pharaohs, Ghanaian kings and Secessionist painters alike still retains the power to hypnotize us. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Study in journal PLoS One reports that researchers have discovered way to stop blood from clotting and then make it clot again using infinitesimal particles of gold; discovery has potential to greatly improve surgical procedures. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Dennis Overbye Out There column traces history of notion that life and elements on earth are composed of same matter as stars; draws connection between one of earth's lowliest life forms, the dung beetle, the exalted element gold and the greater cosmos. MORE
Jul. 28, 2013
N Gregory Mankiw Economic View column observes that as a long-term investment, gold has offered small overall returns with high volatility; contends, however, there is still an argument for keeping a sliver of it in a portfolio. MORE
Jul. 7, 2013
Anxieties about the economy have waned, hurting gold prices; prices fell 25 percent in second quarter, to roughly $1,200 an ounce, lowest level in three years; lack of clarity on recovery's momentum is also dogging the metal; mutual funds specializing in mining stocks lost 34.5 percent on average. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
China's rural Shanglin County is hit hard as Ghana cracks down on gold mines run by peasants from county, many of whom had taken on enormous debt to fund business; residents of area feel betrayed by Chinese government, which encouraged mining ventures and then failed to provide support when things went wrong. MORE
Jun. 11, 2013
At least 169 Chinese gold miners in Ghana have been rounded up by the government, accused of sneaking into the country and overstaying visas to illegally mine one of Africa's richest gold fields; mass roundups, which are spurred on by popular resentment toward Chinese miners, are threatening Ghana's important economic relationship with China. MORE
Jun. 1, 2013
Kyrgyzstan government declares state of emergency in remote northern district after police officers used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters threatening to seize the country's largest gold mine; 55 people, including 13 police officers, are injured in clashes. MORE
May. 23, 2013
Geologists discover large gold mine in region of Xinjiang, China, vast area that Chinese leaders are exploiting for its natural resources; mine is near Kazakh border and is believed to have gold reserves of at least 53 tons, which is worth about $3.2 billion. MORE
May. 14, 2013
In the midst of the premieres, the AIDS research nonprofit hosts a swanky benefit dedicated to the precious metal. MORE
Apr. 19, 2013
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column examines history of investment in gold, noting that it holds an irrational attraction for investors who distrust currency valuation in era of central banking; contends that factual analysis shows that gold is a commodity much like any other. MORE
Apr. 15, 2013
Gold prices tumbled 9 percent on Monday, the sharpest drop in 30 years, as stocks and other commodities also felt the impact of a disappointing report on Chinese growth. MORE
Apr. 15, 2013
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column argues rapid expansion and implosion in value of bitcoins, online currency, demonstrates society's irrational mistrust of traditional money; draws parallel between those who invest in bitcoins and those who invest in gold. MORE
Apr. 12, 2013
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column contends claim that runaway inflation is imminent is largely responsible for surge in people investing in gold; predicts investment in gold will continue, despite fact that it is not especially sound investment, because it is rooted in political prejudice. MORE
Apr. 11, 2013
Gold has lost 17 percent of its value since 2011, remarkable turnabout for investment that many have regarded as one of the safest of all; decline has been so swift that some analysts are declaring the end of golden age of gold, saying it is losing its allure after 650 percent rally from 1999 to August 2011. MORE
Mar. 30, 2013
Huge landslide buries 83 workers at gold mine in western China, setting off frantic rescue effort; government says more than 1,000 rescue workers have been mobilized to stabilize area and search for victims. MORE
Jan. 18, 2013
Op-Ed article by environmental scholars Nathan K Lujan, Devin D Bloom and L Cynthia Watson warns that reality television shows about gold mining gloss over most awful truths about such mining and its water pollution, particularly as it is practiced in tropics. MORE
Jan. 17, 2013
Two-thirds of Germany's gold reserves is stored in Paris, London and New York, with nearly half in New York; German central bank, responding to public outcry over accountability, is set to repatriate 300 tons; goal is to house more than 50 percent of German gold in Bundesbank vaults by 2020. MORE
Jan. 14, 2013
Canada's Eldorado Gold Corp hopes to open gold mine and plant within two years in Ierissos, Greece, and has reopened other mining operations in area; new mining operations in are seen by many Greeks as symbol of their country's willingness to accept any economic development, regardless of environmental cost, and projects have sparked public outcry. MORE
Jan. 3, 2013
Mendrisio Journal; Mendrisio, Switzerland, is home to three of world's four major gold refineries and has become one of largest wine-growing regions in country; city's gold and wine production have fed prosperity that contrasts sharply with slump in surrounding regions, most notably northern Italy. MORE
Dec. 16, 2012
Afghan and American officials are confounded by increasing regularity of roughly hewed bars of gold being flown out of Afghanistan, raising fears that money launderers have found new way to spirit funds from country; most of gold is being carried on commercial flights destined for Dubai, and is fully declared and legal to fly. MORE
Nov. 14, 2012
It is possible to own gold through an exchange-traded fund, but some investors want the real thing: gold bullion bars stashed in a professionally managed vault; hedge fund manager Dan Tapiero keeps gold portion of his portfolio in Manhattan vault. MORE
Jul. 10, 2012
New understanding of marine geology has led to the discovery of hundreds of deposits rich in gold, silver, zinc and other natural treasures in deep volcanic zones across the ocean's floor; recent finds, along with technological improvements, are fueling a rush as nations, companies and entrepreneurs race to stake claims to mineral deposits valued at trillions of dollars. MORE
Jun. 5, 2012
World Bank panel rules that a lawsuit brought by the Pacific Rim Mining Corporation, a Canadian company, against El Salvador for blocking a gold mine can proceed under the country's investment law, but not under the provisions of the Central America Free Trade Agreement. MORE
Jun. 5, 2012
Editorial expresses alarm about the possible construction of a giant gold-and-copper mine near the headwaters that feed Alaska's Bristol Bay, the heart of the regional $2.2 billion fishing industry; contends that environmental risks are too high, despite the potential creation of 1,000 permanent jobs. MORE
Jun. 2, 2012
Federal appeals court rules that the Forest Service's policies permitting gold mining in rivers in national forests violate the Endangered Species Act; the Karuk Tribe of Northern California filed a lawsuit claiming that some types of gold mining in the Klamath River pose risks to coho salmon, a federally protected species. MORE
May. 4, 2012
Brazil deploys more than 8,500 troops to the far reaches of the Amazon rain forest in an operation aimed at cracking down on drug smuggling, gold mining and illegal deforestation; growing military presence is part of country's plan to assert greater control over its wealth of resources along the Amazon borders near Venezuela, Suriname, French Guiana and Guyana. MORE
Mar. 16, 2012
Government of Peru sends 1,000 police officers to an Amazon basin city where three people were killed during rioting by illegal gold miners. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
Pawnshops and gold dealers in Athens are thriving as cash-strapped Greeks give up valuables to make ends meet, but authorities say many shops are concealing a rapidly expanding illicit trade in gold; say much of it is being smuggled out of the country, confounding efforts to curb rampant tax evasion. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
Peruvians resume protests against plans to develop a $4.8 billion gold mine in northern city of Cajamarca, saying they fear it will harm their water supplies. MORE
Jan. 1, 2012
Fred A Bernstein Op-Ed article recounts how he discovered that the pricing of gold jewelry is extremely variable even among merchants near one another when he tried to sell some of his mother's old jewelry. MORE
Dec. 7, 2011
Afghanistan opens bids on billions of dollars worth of copper and gold deposits in four areas of the country that, together, equal roughly half the Grand Canyon. MORE
Nov. 23, 2011
Gold, which rose in value by nearly 30 percent in 2010, has become a standard portfolio component, even for sophisticated investors; is seen as kind of insurance policy in market where government bonds have become increasingly unstable, although many policy experts see it as a controversial investment; MORE
Nov. 8, 2011
Eduardo Porter Editorial Observer rejects argument for returning to gold standard championed by many conservatives; suggests that pitch to replace the dollar with gold is driven by ideology and profit, and would not benefit the economy. MORE
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Fiebre del oro llega a Polonia por posibles túneles nazis
Cientos de cazadores de tesoros han invadido Walbrzych con la esperanza de toparse con artefactos valiosos dignos de leyenda.
September 30, 2015, Wednesday
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Possible Nazi Tunnels Fuel Treasure Seekers in Poland
Two recent claims by explorers have set off a frenzy over a legendary "gold train" and other possible valuables left behind in World War II.
September 30, 2015, Wednesday
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Swiss Regulator Is Examining Precious-Metals Market
Switzerland's Competition Commission is investigating seven financial institutions over potential collusion to manipulate the trading of gold and other metals.
September 29, 2015, Tuesday
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Review: 'Philippine Gold: Treasures of Forgotten Kingdoms'
This show at Asia Society showcases the astoundingly skillful work of goldsmiths in the Philippines hundreds of years before the Spanish colonizers arrived.
September 25, 2015, Friday
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August 21, 2015, Friday
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Colorado: Heavy Metals Spill Into River
E.P.A. and contractor crews accidentally unleashed lead and arsenic from a Colorado mine into the Animas River.
August 8, 2015, Saturday
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Gold Falls to Lowest Price in Five Years: $1,106
Gold, often seen as a hedge against inflation and a weak dollar, slumped to its lowest price in five years on Monday.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
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Luis Gispert's Art of Gold
For a new exhibition, the artist wound chains of the material around specially produced asphalt canvases.
May 28, 2015, Thursday
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India, Seeking a Boost, Plans to Put Its 'Idle Gold' to Work
Prime Minister Narendra Modi would like to monetize the roughly 20,000 tons of gold thought to be in private hands, 2,500 tons of it in major Hindu temples.
April 22, 2015, Wednesday
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Risky Work in Indonesia's Gold Fields
A cottage industry uses mercury to refine the metal, with alarming effects on the environment and human health.
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Pictures From the Week in Business
J.C. Penney's chief executive, Ron Johnson, is ousted; Aereo, a television streaming service, wins an appellate decision; and gold prices are plummeting.
Questioning Greek Growth
Suzanne Daley, a Times correspondent, reports from Greece on efforts to raise revenue with gold mining despite worries about environmental dangers and lax oversight.
'Gold, Jasper and Carnelian'
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Mining Deep Seabeds
Nations and private companies are claiming, mapping and preparing to mine large tracts of the ocean floor that are rich in precious metals.
The Ninja Gold Miners of Mongolia
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In the Footsteps of the Forty-Niners
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V6 ,camaro or mustang any day
Until the engine knocking + overheated / melted injector collar issues has been resolved, I do not think it is worthwhile for anyone looking to do some aggressive driving to consider the FRS / BRZ at all. Even then, the early cars in the used market will be worthless (or at least, worth a lot less) since they have probably suffered from varying degrees of this problem.
I'm waiting to see what the used market has in store for this car. I like this better than the FRS.
Glad to see they are dropping the slushbox at least on one trim level. The fact that it was due to low demand is a glimpse of light in an otherwise dark world of carmakers ditching the manual for the might as well take public transport automatics.
$125 bucks too much.......junk.
Fun to whip through corners, but I'm sorry after driving this car a few times it's really not worth the price point, and it felt slower than expected. I would have to spend at least 5K to tune it to my taste to make this car really worth owning. I like that it presents what the Integra, Eclipse RS, and Civic iV-Tec did in the late 90's, but there are better options for it's price point.
Happy to see the EVO's inspired Mustang coming with the IRS, and perhaps a 2.3 Turbo option. In addition, it's said to be 200 lbs lighter, which will make the domestic RWD coupe perhaps a much better buy for the money.... Can't wait to see. If Subaru makes the BRZ-Sti edition, I might change my mind.
Not surprised, given that the FR-S has creeped to within $200 of the better equipped BRZ.


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CANTON A town resident was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly choked his ex-girlfriend during a domestic incident on Tuesday night.
Randy S. Guyette, 23, of 125 Pink Schoolhouse Road, faces one count of criminal obstruction of breathing, one count of second-degree criminal trespass, both misdemeanors, and one count of second-degree harassment with physical contact, a violation, state police at Canton said.
Troopers did not release the 26-year-old womans name.
Mr. Guyette shoved the woman several times and choked her during the altercation at about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday at her home on Route 11, state police said. When she was free of his grip the woman told Mr. Guyette to leave, but he refused. The dispute continued for a time, ending when Mr. Guyette shoved her into a refrigerator and left on his own, troopers said.
Mr. Guyette was arraigned in Pierrepont Town Court and released on his own recognizance, with an order of protection issued for the woman. He is to appear in Canton Town Court on Wednesday to answer the charges.
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Newnan Carnegie Library will host A Writers' Exchange two-part program Feb. 5 and 19.
The sessions meet 2:30 to 4 p.m. Writers of all skill levels will gather to work on their craft.
The free workshop is facilitated by publisher Swanee Ballman and award-winning author Holly Moulder. Ideas are exchanged and writing exercises conducted.
To make a class reservation call the Carnegie, 1 LaGrange St. in downtown Newnan, at 770-683-1347.