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Building permits issued for new YWCA at Passage Point
October 28, 2008
By Chantelle Lusebrink
Building permits for remodeling and construction work have been approved for the new YWCA facility at the former Cedar Hills Alcohol Treatment CenterThe county's Development and Environmental Services department issued the building permits Oct. 10 for the YWCA's Passage Point facility, on the former alcohol treatment site and within miles of several rural Issaquah housing neighborhoods.
A meeting about the facility was held Oct. 20 at Maple Hills Elementary School to share the updated news on the project and answer questions from the Issaquah and Maple Valley communities.
"Some were very familiar with the project while others were seeing it for the first time," said Linda Rasmussen, the YWCA's South King County regional director. "It was mainly another opportunity to look at the overall site plan and talk to the community."
The permits allow YWCA officials to remodel the facility into 46 one- and two-bedroom apartments to provide housing, employment and counseling services to men and women who have recently been released from incarceration or hospitalization, or who are homeless, and wish to reunite with and act as caregivers to their children.
"We have the go-ahead to begin the process of rehabilitating the facility and the next step is to enter into the bid process and make a selection for a company to build the project," Rasmussen said. "We hope to begin work this winter."
Still, not everyone is thrilled about the new facility.
The Cedar Hills Rural Preservation Alliance has an active lawsuit against the county regarding the project because it authorized a nonconforming use permit to develop a dense urban housing project in an area the county has zoned as rural.
The alliance is made up of individual property owners in the Four Lakes, Cedar Hills and Cedar Mountain neighborhoods, communities bordering the future Passage Point site.
The group filed the complaint in Snohomish County Superior Court in November 2007 to challenge the lawfulness of the County Council's decision to provide easements to and sell the facility to the YWCA.
The suit had been on hold, but the issuance of permits by county officials has brought it to the forefront again. The group has 21 days to file an amended appeal to challenge the lawfulness of the county's decision.
The group's attorney will file that appeal by the end of the week, said Sean Kronberg, an alliance official.
"I still cannot understand how low-income apartments can be allowed to be located in rural King County, on property zoned RA-10, so far away from urban services, including public transportation, jobs, grocery stores and other services needed by low-income families," Kronberg wrote in an update to fellow members. "County policies do not support it and zoning laws do not allow it. YWCA is attempting to use a special use permit granted to the CHAT facility over 40 years ago instead of applying for a new conditional use permit."
"We want to keep moving along and continuing," Rasmussen said. "The lawsuit is not against the YWCA and we need to keep an eye on what we need to do since we have money we are responsible for."
Parents of children at Maple Hills Elementary, where children staying at Passage Point would go, have expressed concern for their children's educational resources and the need for additional mental health and educational funding for the students at the facility.
School board members and district officials have been working with local legislators and other state education officials to obtain more money to fill the needs of Passage Point children.
Other property owners living in the Four Lakes area have expressed concern about property values, safety and security of themselves and women staying at the facility.
Construction of the 46 units is the first phase. Another 24 units would be added in a second phase, which would bring additional services to the facility.
Reach Reporter Chantelle Lusebrink at 392-6434, ext. 241, or email@example.com.
2 Responses to "Building permits issued for new YWCA at Passage Point"
Anton Anderson on
November 1st, 2008 1:20 am
Again the County is trying to unload a bad idea on a good neighbor hood. The ywca well be next with new law suites and again the we well win them. Do they ever learn
Lonnie Davey on
November 2nd, 2008 2:46 pm
This is a fine example of government and YWCA loading the back of the homeowners with debt and problems. My hat is off to all those who have put up with this glut of spending money of the taxpayers without a care in the world about the people that live right next to this problem they are building.
King County and the Federal Government should have looked at this plan with an open and unobjective view. But they are not going to listen to the neighbors or are they going to look at the legal issues. It's just another fine example of way the taxpayers are ready to hang the system.
On a more personal note, the Issaquah Press is off my list of reading. The article written back at the start and the history of your reporting of this event along with the meetings that you attended, shows me a thousand pictures. Had you not been pushed into this local news, it would have been a one line brush with the YWCA.
I will give you credit that you have been active in keeping the public awear, but just as a cosmetic offer to look at the issues.
I wish the Passage Point group good luck and maybe they can sue the YWCA and the County for the cost of this whole mess. Of course who pays for it in the end? The Tax Payers… What Els?
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For the last few years I had been testing and using alternatives to Photoshop such as paint.net and the Gimp as well as a number of others. For basic stuff, these alternatives are actually fairly good but to directly compare them to Photoshop is very much like comparing rocks to lizards. I had also been using a Ulead video editing suite that, although it was subject to a long list of bugs that never seemed to get fixed, was actually very nice to work with. When I upgraded to Windows 7 the Ulead product would not function, so I decided to take advantage of an offer from Adobe to get Photoshop and Premiere Elements with a great mail-in rebate.
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Over the next few days I found time to install Premiere Elements and was excited to give it a try; It didn't take long for the disappointment to kick in. As soon as I installed the software and started to try and work with some video from my live performances I had recorded on my camcorder the problems began. Attempts to slice up bits of video were met with incredibly slow performance and the ocassional software crash. When I got far enough to start trying to put things together, the video quality would get strange and sometimes the audio would disappear. This seemed very strange as my laptop is a Core 2 Duo 2.13Ghz with 2GB RAM and a brand new Intel x25-m SSD drive with windows 7. The system boots in less than 30 seconds and even before I had upgraded it was the same system that I used to edit my music videos using Ulead Media Studio.
Next I finished off the rebate form, put the information together and mailed it off to the address on the rebate form and then I filed a support request with Adobe. That didn't get me very far. They sent a long list of things to try, most of which I attempted, some of which was clearly pointless. Still having no success I uninstalled Premiere Elements from my laptop and tried it on my new i7 system with 6GB RAM and an SSD drive. On a system that ranks a 7.5 out of a possible 7.9 on the Windows Experience Index - there was no noticeable difference in performance or reliability.
Having only so many hours in a day, I elected to download a trial version of Corel VideoStudio. After installing the Corel software, I was able start over and get the same video work done without ANY problems or performance issues! Clearly the problem is not my machine, it's Adobe.
Now the fun! Adobe claims that they never received a valid copy of my invoice. I got this stupid little "resubmit" card asking me to send an "original Adobe Proof of Purchast Tab 1″ but no explanation of what this is. I printed and included what they emailed me when I ordered the software. What else could I possibly have?
I see a phone number on the resubmit card and try calling the 866-599-3906 number to talk to someone about the problem. Well… I tried from my home phone, my cell phone and my skype phone and none of these lines could seem to connect to this phone number. Finally I decide to call the phone number on the Adobe website and talk to a "Michael" who listened to the problems and asks me to fill out an online support request. So I did.
In an attempt to be thorough I included as much information as I could. I explained the problem. I outlined what I had tried. I mentioned the conversation with Michael. I mention that the phone number isn't working and that I did send the order details that Adobe sent me. Their response?
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No response until today:
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Last I checked, October comes way after March???
So that's where it's at right now. Premiere Elements is useless, my rebate is stuck in nowhere land, and their support system is useless. What a huge disappointment. I can certainly print off the order details again, but without clarification I have little faith that they'll come through. And even with that, I have a piece of software that's useless to me.
Consider this fair warning to anyone out there considering buying Adobe software. You may find it's a lot more expensive than the price they charge your credit card.
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So today I get another reply asking me to cut the tab off the box and send that in.
Um… The rebate form I used states clearly on the top:
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Leading off this week will be a hour long tribute to actress Margot Stevenson, who passed away earlier this month at age 98. We'll play two 1938 Shadow episodes with Stevenson playing the character named for her, Margo Lane. Orson Welles is both Lamont Cranston and The Shadow.
We also bring back Poe Man's Radio for the 9th year as we mark the birthday of Edgar Allan Poe with both a two-hour and separate one-hour specials. It includes new to the channel versions of a couple of his stories as presented on The Weird Circle.
Other birthday tributes: Cary Grant; George Burns; J. Carrol Naish, Tudor Owen (Jocko on Pat Novak For Hire) and DeForest Kelley (McCoy on Star Trek heard in a Suspense episode).
Not to miss – a Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar Marathon as well as a couple more new to the channel this week episodes of The Green Hornet as we build toward the series 75th anniversary on the 31st of January.
27 Responses to "Jan. 16th to Jan. 22nd 2011 RadioClassics Show Schedule"
MargoLane says:
Just another observation…Arnold Moss also appeared on Star Trek as a Shakespearean thespian.
MargoLane says:
Just a quick note….James T. Kirk never referred to Bones as "Doc" on Star Trek.
MargoLane says:
Greg (or someone else),
Can you tell me the name of the Lights Out episode that was played on Thursday, at 3:30am eastern time (just before George Burns)…I only heard the last few minutes and would like to hear the whole thing.
GregBell says:
Knock At The Door from December 15th, 1942
Socialist72 says:
I was listening the other day and was caught up in a story where a guy down on his luck in Havana takes money to deliver a letter but is almost killed. Does anyone know the name of that show?
Also another one set in havana where this guy is accused of murder but a woman named Midnight saves him.
Please help with the names.
And I hate that Siruis online does not have Radio Classics.
Bill says:
The first one was The Chase. It was just on and will be on later. the other was with Cary Grant and should be on tomorrow.
Socialist72 says:
Thank you so much Bill.
JimInSanDiego says:
I've always wanted a 'free' editor who would hover over my every written
word, and thanks to TLones, I finally have one.
The Green Hornet TV series not only had a great "buzz" in 1966-67,
it continues to sell well today in DVD collections, and two feature-
length movies which are compilations of some of its episodes. It
also launched the great career of BRUCE LEE, introducing martial
arts to mainstream television (which was quickly copied by other
network shows).
The production quality of the show, and its large cult following,
unquestionably contributed to the decision to make the current
major motion picture.
I stand by the statement that the Green Hornet TV show was a
"hit"…. it still has legs, and wings, even today 44 years later!
TLones1480 says:
I can't disagree that the Green Hornet as a franchise "has wings", otherwise the movie might not have been made. Usually a TV series only lasting one season isnt considered a hit generally speaking..I personally like the Green Hornet TV series very much..All that said, I certainly didnt mean to offend in any way..
Socialist72 says:
I was listening the other day and was caught up in a story where a guy down on his luck in Havana takes money to deliver a letter but is almost killed. Does anyone know the name of that show?
Also another one set in havana where this guy is accused of murder but a woman named Midnight saves him.
Please help with the names.
And I hate that Siruis online does not have Radio Classics.
Lana says:
The new Green Hornet movie is a bust. This usually happens when a movie/series is re-made. You would think since makeovers are unsucessful the producers would quit doing it or have better writers. I would not even give it one star. Brent Reed was portrayed as a complete idiot. Kind of takes the wind out of your sails after all of the anticipation.
Thanks for the heads up on the Dr. Kildare. I know I won't be disappointed.
Arch Obler had quite a few shows with the of anti-axis. Most sent very strong messages. Lights Out is another of my favs.
Bill says:
Dr Kildare alert. On Saturday 1/29 at 6 am on TCM "Dr Kildare" goes home will be on. If you enjoy the radio show I highly suggest you tivo this movie. Kildare goes home to help his dad open a clinic, upsetting his mentor Dr Gillespie and his bride to be Mary Lamont. These were fun movies to watch and after watching them makes you wish doctors and hospitals were like that today
Bill says:
I saw the Green Hornet this weekend and while the 3- D was awesome, the storyline and portrayal of Brent Reed and Kato was in my opinion silly. It was #1last week but I predict that this movie will drop in the standing's like a lead balloon. I laughed. I was impressed with the special effects, but I was very disappointed in the movie over all.
Just my opinion
Michael-NE Ohio says:
Anti –German and Anti- Japanese Themed Radio after WWII
First you have to understand what happened to Germany after WWI ended. We (Allied countries) basically left Germany to rebuild themselves without help or support. In some circles it is thought that this attitude/action caused Hitler's uprising.
After WWII we took the lessons of post-WWI….
The US offered Japan economic support and military protection in return for long term base facilities and a promise that Japan would not rearm and become a threat again. The why is really quite simple. First, there was the widely held belief (seen in the implementation of the Marshall plan in Europe, too) that leaving our enemies devastated and in poverty and desperation would only invite the rise of dictators like Hitler, or worse (in the eyes of the Truman administration, and probably correctly), of Communist dictatorships.
In the United States we had a rash of anti-Axis programming, The Green Hornet, Superman and Batman were prolific radio shows of the times and they indeed carried the pro-United States theme making the antagonist fit the war.
Many other shows followed suit but the shows with teenage audiences and younger audiences succeeded with the format. Some of these shows were even subsidized by the US War Department to boost morale among the people of the United States.
Episodes of these radio shows were retired after the war so that the animosity towards people of German, Japanese, and Italian decent was not revived by rebroadcasting. It was feared these groups would be targeted by 'patriotic' Americans for abuse or discrimination. Hence the disappearance of many of these episodes….
Just a little research with comments from Mom and Dad (US Army Air Corp Major WWII)
Arch Obler also had some plays dealing with this….
JimInSanDiego says:
Thank you for the correction about WXYZ. The 'Green Hornet" was also
a smash ABC-TV show hit in the mid-1960s, co-starring a then-unkown
BRUCE LEE as Kato.
Michael-NE Ohio says:
I have never seen the show in reruns anywhere….maybe on DVD?
TLones1480 says:
I wouldnt call the Green Hornet a big "hit" for ABC exactly. The show lasted one year on Friday Nights (1966-67) on the heels of the "Batman" TV craze, which was beginning to die down by mid-'67..Also, NBC had an unaired pilot of Dick Tracy by the Batman/Green Hornet producers that was made in 1967..Here's the opening and closing to it..
Eve Plumb, later known as Jan on the Brady Bunch, was in the cast for this series..
Michael-NE Ohio says:
Green Hornet Information I dug up….
Britt Reid/The Green Hornet:
Al Hodge (1936-1943);
Donovan Faust (1943);
Bob Hall (1944-51);
Jack McCarthy (1951-1952).
Kato: Tokutaro Hayashi (a.k.a. Raymond Toyo); Rollon Parker; Michael Tolan.
Lenore Case, Reid's secretary and occasional Sentinel photographer: Leonore Allman.
Michael Axford, a Sentinel reporter: Jim Irwin (1936-1938); Gil Shea (1938-1952).
Ed Lowry, another Sentinel reporter: Jac Petruzzi.
Newsboy (who closed each episode, almost invariably, by shouting the headlines after the crime is solved, ending habitually with "Green Hornet Still at Large!!"): Rollon Parker.
GregBell says:
Most credit Faust as the Hornet until September of 44 when Robert Hall took over.
Thanks for the rest though.
Michael-NE Ohio says:
There is a gap in the listings I have for the exact time period as the new OTR episodes you just played….did I just say new/old?
JimInSanDiego says:
The amazing vitality of the GREEN HORNET franchise was proven again this
weekend when the new "Green Hornet" movie opened # 1 at the Box Office, cashing an estimated $34 million in ticket sales…twice the total for the # 2
The 1930s creation of radio geniuses at Detroit's station WJR … Britt Reid,
Kato, the Black Beauty, are all lapping the Field this week. Another sign of
Classic Radio's staying power and its continuing relevance.
Hey, we're just getting warmed up here!
TLones1480 says:
The Green Hornet, as the new to the channel episodes mention, was created at WXYZ Detroit rather than WJR..Amazing that the Movie is doing so well, despite some less than glowing reviews..
GregBell says:
While it would be nice to credit the staying power of The Green Hornet, I believe the movie's opening weekend success is more about Seth Rogan than about the character.
Bill says:
I could not agree more Greg. Seth Rogan fans are the ones who flocked to the theaters to the the movie. My 20 year old son thought it was great. Real Green Hornet fans will find it disappointing. I predict it's second week performance will drop by 50% and maybe finish 4th or 5th.
JimInSanDiego says:
Hi Greg:
The handy 'Box Office Mojo' website states this is Seth Rogan's first box office success since the 2008 'Pineapple Express'. Box Office Mojo adds that his next 3 films, ("Zack and Miri", "Observe and Report" and "Funny People") were all financial "disappointments."
So maybe the Green Hornet franchise helped Mr. Rogan at least as much as Mr. Rogan helped the Hornet. Let's Roll. Kato !
Bill says:
Greetings all. It's William Bendix day on TCM. Enjoy as I will.
Michael-NE Ohio says:
Ah, tis a good week for stories me boy….leave the bottle
I'm a doctor not a picture on an OTR website….


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The North Allegheny superintendent recommended to the school board Wednesday night that the district close one of its seven elementary schools — Peebles — in an effort to save money and said the board could take a final vote on the controversial issue by April.
Superintendent Raymond Gualtieri said the district could save $850,000 by closing the McCandless school and spreading those students to the remaining elementary schools. He said the district has excess capacity in the schools to handle the students and that class sizes would remain within district guidelines.
"Closing Peebles will not compromise the excellence of our programs," Gualtieri told the board.
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"It's a whole lot of disruption for a minimal dent in our deficit," said his wife, Shannon Bolibruck, 35.
Gualtieri has said the district is projected to face a $10 million budget deficit for the 2013-14 school year. He has said further cuts in spending will require altering or eliminating programs.
Tara Fisher, 36, of McCandless, part of the "Save NA Schools" group, passed out a 32-page report contesting the conclusions made by the administration. Fisher contends the school closure would push up class sizes and bring the district dangerously close to capacity in the remaining buildings.
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Jim Russell, the Republican challenger to Democratic Rep. Nita Lowey in the 18th Congressional District, is right about one thing: More congressional oversight of the nation's financial system is needed. Outside of earnestness in his positions, though, there is little to recommend Russell's election over that of Lowey, who has a commendable record on social, education and health legislation in Congress.
She makes no apologies about the amount of money she has brought home to the district from Washington, including millions of dollars for emergency responders, after-school programs, infrastructure projects, the environment and other local initiatives. "I'm proud of every earmark I've brought home'' Lowey said at an Editorial Board meeting with Russell.
We endorse Lowey, one of the highest-ranking members in Congress, for another two-year term. Voters go to the polls Nov. 4. Lowey, who serves on the House Appropriations Committee and the House Homeland Security Committee, also has the Working Families party line. She lives in Rye.
Russell, a computer consultant from Hawthorne, is running for Congress for the third time. To his credit, he has broadened his platform, which in previous years focused exclusively on illegal immigration; he is a founder of Westchester-Rockland Citizens for Immigration Control. Russell does not support the divvying up of earmarks, saying they should be cut to reduce government spending, along with such federal monies allocated to, for example, Blythdale Children's Hospital and Solomon Schechter School of Westchester.
Lowey's record repudiates such thinking. Over her many years of service, Lowey has delivered on pocketbook issues for district voters, including the neediest. New York, which is in a mess financially, will need a strong voice in Washington as it attempts to dig out from a deep financial hole. Now is not the time to part ways with this incumbent.
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X Factor star Jaymi Hensley has publicly come out as gay after receiving the support of show mentor Louis Walsh.
The singer, who is a member of boyband Union J, is advised by the music mogul while competing in the competition and sought advice from the businessman who has previously managed Boyzone and Westlife.
Jaymi told The Sun: "I spoke to Louis about this and he said, 'Put it this way, both of my big boybands had a gay member in them.' So he said it fits the formula quite well!
"Every boyband has got to have a gay one! And Louis just said, 'Do it.'"
The aspiring pop star adds that he has never been happier and his fellow bandmates are fully behind his decision to speak out.
He said: "They have always supported me with doing this. I didn't want to do it in five years' time when I have made money and had a career. I don't think anyone should have to hide who they are."
Jaymi insists his decision to come out will not be detrimental to the success of his band and he believes more people in the music industry should come out.
The musician revealed his sexuality to his friends and family as a teenager and has spoken publicly as he does not want to be judged for his personal life in the future.
He said: "I came on the show not wanting to be judged for my personal life. But people have caught wind of it and I just wanted to set the record straight.
"It is not a big thing for me - I came out when I was 14 to my family and friends and have never had a piece of negativity for it.
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An online journal about visual art, the urban landscape and design. Mary Louise Schumacher, the Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, leads the discussion and a community of writers contribute to the dialogue.
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Brian Andreas show at Milwaukee Street Gallery on Tuesday.
Plein Air Youth Quick Paint Competition at the Cedarburg City Hall on Wednesday.
"Reality to Fantasy" at St. John's on the Lake on Thursday.
Susan Lukas photography show at Uihlein Peters Gallery on Thursday.
"Landscapism" at Armoury Gallery on Friday.
Amy Arnston and Bruce Severson at the Watrous Gallery at the Overture Center in Madison on Friday.
Lakefront Festival of the Arts at Milwaukee Art Museum on Friday
"A Beautiful Child" at Linden Gallery in Ellison Bay on Sunday.
67th Annual Milwaukee Area Teachers of Art Exhibition at 100 East Building on Friday.
Warrington Colescott at Peltz Gallery on Saturday.
"Age of Armor" at the Woodson Art Museum on Sunday.
Lakefront Festival of the Arts at Milwaukee Art Museum on Sunday.
"Peculiar Creatures, Charming Beasts" at Spackle Gallery on Sunday.
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HTC cuts executive pay in half for poor repeated financial results
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Reportedly hiring actor Downey Jr. for HTC marketing campaign
HTC reduced the amount of pay its executives received by more than half in 2012, following low smartphone sales and relatively poor financial results. Details from an annual financial report released today comes amid reports that the smartphone producer has signed on Robert Downey Jr. for a two-year global marketing campaign.
Compensation to HTC executives totaled NT$660.5 million ($22 million) in 2012, according to the Wall Street Journal, with the figure consisting of salaries, retirement pay, bonuses, and profit sharing. The numbers are down 51.3-percent compared to the NT$1.36 billion ($45 million) paid in 2011. HTC chief executive Peter Chou and engineering and operations president Fred Liu saw their pay fall to below NT$100 million ($3.3 million) each last year, the first time in two years, with others also seeing similar reductions.
Though it had a bad year in 2012, 2013 appears to be a significant improvement. Sales of the HTC One are booming and should be able to offset some of the underperforming devices released so far, with the results possibly allowing the company to reverse the decline in its net profit, which it has seen fall for six quarters in a row.
While the company is saving money by paying executives less, it is finding other ways to spend it. Two sources of Bloomberg claim that Robert Downey Jr. will be paid around $12 million to promote the brand around the world. While it is speculated that the Iron Man star will appear in TV, print, and billboard advertisements for the company, neither HTC nor people representing the actor have passed comment on the story. A spokesperson for HTC declined to comment to the report, but suggested "Anyone with a penchant for metal should be able to appreciate its appeal" when mentioning the HTC One.


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Some Houston County roads will be getting much-needed improvements.
Thursday, County Commissioners agreed to move forward with a resurfacing project on 45-miles of paved roads throughout the county.
The 4.5 million dollar project will include roads that engineers have determined are in the worst condition.
The last major road project of this kind was completed back in the mid 90s.
Houston Co. Commission Chairman Mark Culver said, "What we're planning is to do a bond issue after the first of the year and hopefully the work will start in April or May of next year."
The project will be voted on during next Monday's commission meeting.
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The Law Enforcement Association, made up of state police officers, will decide in the coming week whether to keep pursuing its challenge. That was after the justices upheld Act-10 on a 5-to-2 vote. Madison attorney Lester Pines, who represented the unions involved in yesterday's decision, said the challenges to Act-10 are basically exhausted. Justice Patrick Crooks wrote that he was obligated to uphold the union restrictions, even though they departed from the state's strong labor traditions. In Crooks' words, "The damage to public employee unions due to Act-10 was unnecessary." Still, Crooks found nothing unconstitutional about it. Justice Ann Walsh Bradley wrote that public workers had their freedom of association diluted. Justice Michael Gableman disagreed, saying unions still have a right to whatever cases they can make in public forums -- but the government is under no obligation to listen.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Pastor John Manweiler talks Wednesday about the history behind the Protestant Reformation and the theology of Martin Luther as he stands in the sanctuary of the St. George church. Top photo: A paper addressed to Limburg's bishop and referring to the 95 Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences of German Theologian Martin Luther is fixed on the portal of the Limburg bishop's chapel on Oct. 13 in Limburg an der Lahn, western Germany.
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t the end of October each year, Protestants throughout the world turn their thoughts to the year 1517 and the man and circumstances that started the ball rolling on the movement that eventually culminated in the Protestant Reformation: Martin Luther and the 95 Theses he nailed to the door of the church in Wittenberg, Germany.
"It's one of my favorite church holidays," said Bob Sharp, pastor for Trinity Lutheran Church in Cedar City. "I feel it is pivotal to how we worship God these days. The celebration that brought the church back to salvation by faith alone is something we need to encourage ...


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"The training (window covering professionals) receive allows them to better serve their customers and to promote themselves as the accomplished professionals that they are," Amy Lund, director of training for the Hunter Douglas Customer Education and Development Group, said in a news release.
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Former Socorro and El Paso Community College baseball player Eudor Garcia was selected by the New York Mets on Friday in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball Draft.
He was the 115th player taken overall in the three-day draft that began Thursday.
"A great feeling, I'm really excited and so is my family," he said. "A dream come true. I had no idea where I was going to be drafted but I'm excited about the new opportunity in my life. I will sign with the Mets and look forward to competing at a high level. I knew that whoever picked me that would get my best effort not matter what. The Mets were a team I thought would pick me and I'm looking forward to working with the organization."
The 6-foot-1, 225-pound Garcia completed his eligibility at EPCC this past season. In two years with the Tejanos he hit 23 home runs and had a.435 average while playing third base. This past season, he hit .460 with a .512 on-base percentage. He also had 18 doubles and 14 home runs.
The last time a player was drafted from EPCC was Hector Bernal in 2006 by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 14th round and No. 442 overall.
Garcia could report to one of a few Mets minor teams including the Brooklyn Cyclones (New York-Penn League), Kingsport Mets (Appalachian League) or the GCL Mets (Gulf Coast League)
"I'm just really happy for Eudor and his family," Tejanos coach Roberto Martinez said. "I know he will continue to work hard and give his best effort. Hopefully in a few years, we'll turn on the television and he'll be playing in the majors. He's got the ability to get there."
The player drafted the highest from EPCC prior to Garcia was Ruben Flores in 2003 by the Seattle Mariners in the 12th round and No. 356 overall.
Garcia, who had signed with Prairie View A&M last fall, has had quite a week.
He was named to the NJCAA Division All American first team, was also named the ABCA/Rawlings NJCAA Division I Player of the Year and also earned the Marucci Elite Hitter award for having the highest batting average in the Southwest District.
After Garcia signs a contract with the Mets he will be the second player from Socorro in the New York Mets organization.
Former Bulldogs standout Omar Quintanilla has played with the New York Mets and the Las Vegas 51s this season. The 51s are the Triple-A affiliate of the Mets and he has played in two series this year in El Paso against the El Paso Chihuahuas.
"I'm going to approach the professional ranks with hard work, dedication and patience," Garcia said. "I know there will be lots to learn at the next level and I'm eager to start learning it. I love this game and I'm going to give it my best effort."


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Miley Cyrus 'Perfect' to Unveil Beacher's Madhouse in Las Vegas
Miley Cyrus is such a fan of Beacher's Madhouse in Hollywood, it only makes sense that she'll be hosting the unveiling of the club's return to Las Vegas on December 27.
"It was a no-brainer to have Miley host my premiere night at Beacher's Madhouse," Jeff Beacher himself tells us. "She's the most beautiful, talented global superstar on the planet and my Madhouse cast and I love her so much. It was perfect pairing for our opening."
Beacher's Madhouse will be located inside the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino and will feature 15 different stages in addition to the main stage and will take place five nights a week (Wednesday to Sunday). For more information, click here!
The final week of 2013 will be a big one for Miley. She will of course be performing on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest, which will go down in New York City's Time Square.


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November 26, 2015
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bo McCalebb had 33 points and Kyndall Dykes 21 as New Orleans rallied to beat Troy 82-73 Saturday afternoon.
U-N-O is now 15-and-8 overall, 5-and-6 in the Sun Belt Conference. Troy is 12-and-12 and 3-and-8.
A 13-2 run in the last five minutes gave the Trojans a 38-30 halftime lead, which they stretched to 40-30 with the first basket after intermission.
But UNO got the next 11 points. The lead went back and forth for the next few minutes. Neither team led by more than four points until a 7-0 run put the Privateers ahead 68-61 with 5:55 left.
They stayed ahead by at least four points for the rest of the game.
O'Darien Bassett led the Trojans with 15 points. Trayce Macon and Justin Jonus had 12 points each.
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While it's not strictly necessary to give your significant other a gift for your own wedding, why sit back and let your guests upstage your own generosity? Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and with it comes an opportunity to give the gift of romance. Schedule a boudoir photo shoot to match your personality and you'll be able to surprise your lucky groom-to-be with a set of photos you'll both treasure for years to come.
Boudoir photos don't have to show nudity–or, for that matter, anything that doesn't make you feel completely comfortable. The photo shoot is a way of bringing out whatever makes you uniquely you, whether that's a burlesque flourish or a tantalizing modesty.
To schedule a photo session in time for Valentine's Day, it's important to start right away. Popular photographers always fill up quickly, and that is especially true for popular dates like Valentine's Day. Book a date with your photographer in January if you want to have the images processed and ready for gift-giving by February 14.
Depending on the photographer and photo package you choose, you can expect your session to cost a few hundred dollars–not including extras like photo books and fancy frames to present your finished works of art. Many boudoir photographers offer a Valentine's Day special, so be sure to ask if this applies when you're booking your session. You may be able to get a discounted price, or to qualify for a few more poses and photos for free.
Scheduling a Special Valentine's Shoot
While boudoir photos make a welcome pre-wedding gift any time of year, a Valentine's Day set should be extra special. Think about the aspects of your relationship that mean the most to you. Since these photos should echo the romance of your relationship, think about the most romantic times you and your sweetheart have spent together. If you find a way to work specific elements from your relationship into your photo session, the gift will be even more personal and meaningful.
Maybe you want to incorporate something from the marriage proposal into your photos. If your sweetie got on bended knee in a private spot, such as a secluded hiking trail, or in your living room, ask your photographer about scheduling your photo session in the same location. If the proposal was in a public space, you can still give your photos personal meaning by scheduling a photo shoot in your own bedroom–or, if your spouse-to-be lives in another house, you can sneak in and do it there. Not every photographer has portable equipment, though, so if scheduling a boudoir shoot on-location is important to you, you'll need to discuss it up front.
For a more subtle reminder of your relationship, plan a series of photos that showcases your engagement ring. If you've already purchased elements of your wedding-day outfit, you can wear small accessories (such as your tiara, veil, or shoes) that will act as teasing hints of the big day to come.
Boudoir Sessions for Men?
As popular as boudoir shoots are with brides-to-be, they're not exclusively for women! If you're a man who wants to show off his charms, many photographers are equally happy to shoot a male boudoir session. Be sure to let the photographer know ahead of time, however, as some female photographers are sensitive about the sensual nature of the session and will prefer to limit their services to female clients.
Male boudoir shoots are just like female boudoir shoots, in that the photos are designed to complement and flatter the subject. Think about what aspects of your personality will most delight your sweetheart. Do you want to dress like a sexy fireman? A hulking caveman? What about a strong man from an old-fashioned circus?
You may feel most comfortable in the simple act of unbuttoning an impeccably tailored suit. If you're the type to always make your sweetheart laugh, on the other hand, why not schedule a silly shoot with props like a clown nose and a rubber chicken? Boudoir shoots can be playful, sensual, and any combination of the two. Remember, the purpose of a boudoir shoot is to create private photographs for you and your spouse-to-be's eyes only, so there's no need to let shyness hold you back from creating exactly the kind of photo set you'd like.
Regardless of your gender, the boudoir session should be more than merely emulating poses and facial expressions from magazines. Your photo shoot should be about what makes you feel special. Let your personality guide the session. The photos should make you look your best. When you're completely comfortable and in your element, your unique beauty will shine. And that's a wonderful gift to give, for Valentine's Day or any day of the year!


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In the biblical story of Lazarus of Bethany, the saint is raised from the dead after four days with the touch of Jesus' hand.
Sunday will be five days since fire ripped through Lazarus Church in Lineboro, Md., and the Rev. Sam Chamelin said church will go on as well. Both congregations of the union church -- Lazarus United Church of Christ, led by Chamelin, and Lazarus Evangelical Lutheran -- will meet at Lineboro Volunteer Fire Department.
UCC services will begin at 10:15 a.m., and be preceded by fellowship at 9:30 a.m.
"The most important thing for us has been just securing the building and figuring out the initial steps getting the investigation concluded," Chamelin said. "Giving people the sense that we're moving forward is pretty much our focus at this point."
The 160-year old church was destroyed by an early Tuesday morning fire, fought by crews from Maryland and a number of fire departments from around York County. Lineboro is south of Jefferson, just over the Maryland/Pennsylvania line.
No one was hurt in the blaze, according to Maryland deputy state fire marshal Bruce Bouch. The cause of the fire in the 4,640-square-foot structure, at 5101 S. Church St., has not yet been determined.
The church will meet at the fire hall for the rest of the year, Chamelin said. Meanwhile, church officers are already working on their claim with the insurance company, he added.
The UCC congregation has about 175 members, while the Lutheran congregation, led by Lamar Bailey, worships with about 15 to 20 people Sundays. Chamelin and Bailey are classmates at Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg.
Chamelin estimated damages to the church at more than $1 million. Brick walls remain upright, but officials are unsure if they are stable enough for reuse. The pastor said it's likely the congregation will want to rebuild at the same location.
For now, church members are grateful for the support they have received, he said.
"It's just been extraordinary," Chamelin said. "It really speaks to the quality of the people in our area. I think every church in a 15- to 20-mile area, and some outside that, have offered us their worship space."
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Lazarus Church is accepting donations two ways, said the Rev. Sam Chamelin.
For online giving, visit www.lazaruschurch.org. The church established an online giving portal through the Central Atlantic Conference of the UCC.
For regular mail, checks made out to "Lazarus Church," can be sent to 5101 S. Church St., Lineboro, MD 21102. Any money designated for "Lazarus Church" will be used to fund the rebuilding effort of both congregations, Chamelin said.
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have you tried the openvpn software? I think it has some AD integration on it. Thanks.
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have you tried the openvpn software? I think it has some AD integration on it. Thanks.
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When you say you want to open the port to the internet do you mean you want to access your VM from the internet?
1.Do you have valid IP of your laptop? (Public IP)
2. does your VM had firewall setup? or your laptop has firewall setup on it.
3. What particular VM are you using? how did you deploy your networking settings on your VM?
Please advise so that we can help you. Thanks.
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Applications open up ports for your system not commands. You can try #netstat -apn it will show you what particular program is running on what ports.
If you encounter "connection refused' that means either the apps is not running or the port you tried is not the port defined by your application.
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CARLSBAD >> Carlsbad Community Theater's third production of the 20l3-l4 season is Horton Foote's acclaimed drama "The Trip to Bountiful," directed by Phil Tozier, featuring Mannie Bemis and a cast of experienced CCT actors. Dates are Feb. l4, l5, 2l, and 22, at 7:30 p.m., with a matinee Feb. l6, at 2 p.m. Adult tickets are $l2, students $6, and season tickets $40 for four tickets. They are available and at the box office on production dates.
Adapted by Foote from his own television play (which starred Lillian Gish and Eva Marie Saint) the drama earned an Academy Award for Geraldine Page as the elderly Mrs. Watts, who yearns to get away from her son and his nagging wife and return to her old home in Bountiful.
In the local production, Mrs. Watts is portrayed by Bemis, who has many awards for her acting and directing talents with CCT and is recently retired as theater director at CHS. Most recent shows under her direction were "A Christmas Carol" and "The Match Girl's Gift". She played a major role as one of "The Sisters Rosensweig" last season.
Matt Fletcher plays the hen-pecked son Ludie Watts (Proof, Christmas Carol, Proposals, Silver Whistle). His wife is played by Melissa Lawrence-Bridges (45 Seconds to B'Way, Proof, Rainmaker, Grace and Glorie).
When Mrs. Watts is able to escape on the bus she encounters young Thelma DeMournay, portrayed by Erika Redd (Proposals, A Talent for Murder, Bell, Book, and Candle, Silver Whistle). Their pleasant journey ends when the bus lets them off l2 miles from Bountiful. Sheriff Bradford, played by Zeph Roberson (Death by Chocolate, A Talent for Murder, And Then There Were None, Agatha Christie Tackles Texas), has been looking for Mrs. Watts but agrees to first take the elderly woman to Bountiful, now a ghost town. Mrs. Watts sees it as it once was and regains her inner strength and peace of mind.
Phil Tozier, Dave Kump, and Michael Morriss round out the cast as ticket vendors. Tozier adds this production to his directing achievements (Bell, Book, and Candle, Proof) and another in a large array of acting roles (Agatha Christie Tackles Texas, Christmas Carol, Dearly Departed, Ali Hakim in Oklahoma, and Rabbi in Fiddler on the Roof). Kump portrays his third role for CCT (And Then There Were None, The Sisters Rosenweig). Morriss makes his debut after working construction, props, and lights for the local theater.


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Class-action lawsuit filed over LG displays in Retina MBPs
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Problems with ghosting, burn-in on some Retina displays
A Retina MacBook Pro owner is launching a class-action lawsuit alleging that Apple has not acknowledged, fixed or warned users that displays in the Retina unit made by LG (one of two primary suppliers) have problems with "ghosting," retaining an after-image for a time. Beau Hodges has filed suit in California, complaining that users have no way of knowing until after purchase whether they have an LG display version and that "none of Apple's ... representations disclose that it [has RMBPs] with different levels of performance and quality."
While a video supporting the claims of inferior performance on an LG display has been produced (seen below), the plaintiff has not yet been required to produce evidence that all LG displays exhibited the problem, or that Apple has not taken action to address the issue. Other users have reported issues, and a support thread for the LG display problem has received a high number of views and responses, but customers who have complained to Apple about the issue report that the company is exchanging any defective units for new ones.
It is possible that the LG displays were initially used in the earliest releases of the Retina MacBook Pro and later runs were replaced with the Samsung version of the display, which is claimed to not have the ghosting or burn-in issue. Apple "must know" about the differences between the two versions, the suit says, "because it has spent a considerable amount of time testing the products during research and development, and has been inundated with complaints from customers" about the LG displays. Some users with Samsung-made displays also report some graphics issues, but it is unclear if these are related to the ghosting problem.
Apple has addressed graphics issues in Retina MacBook Pros through software and firmware updates, up to and including today's release of OS X 10.8.3 and a special SMC firmware update specifically for Retina MBP models. Apple may have also resolved the problems in the latest updated versions of the products, which were unveiled last month.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn (WVLT) -- Another first for a woman in the city of Knoxville.
Debra C. Poplin has agreed to serve as the city law director.
Poplin has been the city's deputy law director since 2001, but she's the first woman to serve as law director in Knoxville's history.
She succeeds current law director Morris Kizer who is leaving the city to return to private practice at the end of this month.
"She just brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to this job and we're very fortunate to have her with the city," Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam said.
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Mary Baldwin College suffered a pair of volleyball losses Friday night in USA South Conference play.
North Carolina Wesleyan College defeated MBC 25-16, 25-14, 25-16, while Greensboro won 25-13, 25-8, 25-19.
In the first match, Jonquil Brown, a Waynesboro graduate, led MBC with seven kills, while LaToya Diggs, another Waynesboro graduate, added six. Paige Babb had 16 assists and Kayla Wheeler, a Fort Defiance graduate, registered 11 digs.
Against Greensboro, Diggs had five kills and Brown four. Babb tallied 14 assists, while Wheeler added 12 digs and Diggs had 11.
MBC (0-16, 0-5) is idle until Thursday for a home match against Averett.


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Faith and Reason Can Be Friends, Says Pope
Urges University Students to Unite Belief and Knowledge
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VATICAN CITY, NOV. 9, 2007 (Zenit.org).- Benedict XVI is inviting university students to show with the testimony of their lives that a friendship between faith and reason is possible.
Today in the Vatican, the Pope received in audience a delegation from the Italian Catholic University Federation (FUCI) for the occasion of the organization's 110th anniversary.
The Holy Father affirmed that the organization "has contributed to the formation of entire generations of exemplary Christians who have proved capable of translating the Gospel into life and with life, dedicating themselves in the cultural, civil, social and ecclesial fields."
In this context, he recalled Blessed Piergiorgio Frassati and Blessed Alberto Marvelli; the Italian politicians Aldo Moro and Vittorio Bachelet, "both barbarously murdered"; and the future Pope Paul VI, "who was the principal ecclesiastical assistant to FUCI during the difficult years of fascism."
The Pontiff noted that in the mid-1990s "the academic system in Italy underwent a radical reformation, and today has an entirely different aspect, full of promise for the future but also having elements that give rise to legitimate concern."
He explained: "It is precisely in this field that FUCI can, even today, fully express its original and ever-valid charism: a convinced witness to the 'possible friendship' between knowledge and faith. This involves incessant efforts to unite maturity in faith with growth through study and the acquisition of academic knowledge.
"Study also represents a providential opportunity to progress along the road of faith, because well-cultivated intelligence opens man's heart to listening to the voice of God, highlighting the importance of discernment and humility."
At any cost
The Pope affirmed that "people who wish to be Christ's disciples are called to go against the tide" and not to let themselves be influenced by messages that propagate "arrogance and the achievement of success at all costs."
He said that in modern society, "there exists a race, sometimes a desperate race, toward appearance and possession at all costs, at the expense, unfortunately, of being. The Church, teacher of humanity, never tires of exhorting people, especially the young of whom you are a part, to remain watchful and not to fear choosing 'alternative' paths which only Christ can indicate."
"Jesus calls all his friends to live in sobriety and solidarity, to create sincere and disinterested emotional relationships with others," Benedict XVI added. "From you, dear young students, he asks for honest commitment to study, cultivating a mature sense of responsibility and a shared interest in the common good.
"May your years at university be, then, training for a convinced and courageous evangelical witness. And to realize your mission, seek to cultivate an intimate friendship with the divine Master, enrolling yourselves in the school of Mary, Seat of Learning."


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When Hillary Clinton fell boarding a plane two years ago in Yemen, it was a tumble watched around the world, with the secretary of state's spill preserved forever on YouTube.
The rest of us do our stumbling in relative privacy, but Clinton certainly is not alone in suddenly finding herself going down.
Falls are the second most common injury accident, after motor vehicle accidents. While often thought of as more of an aging hazard as bones become brittle and joints and tendons less pliable, a bad fall can hurt bodies at any age. The best prevention is to work on simple balance, a necessary skill whether you're kicking a soccer ball, carrying groceries or turning to wave from airplane steps.
Fitness experts say it's never too early or late to improve balance. Many exercise regimens incorporate balance training including Pilates, yoga, tai chi, dance and martial arts. You can also practice balance by sitting on a stability ball or by standing on one leg while you brush your teeth.
Start young, said Beverley Combs, who teaches strength and stretch classes at the Santa Rosa YMCA to students ranging in age from 30 to 90.
"You can't wait until you're 60 or 70 and fall over and break your hip," Combs said. "You can learn balance at any age."
Of course, that won't keep you from tripping on a tree root in your hiking boots.
"You can do all the good stuff to get strong and you could still fall," she said. But depending on your bone strength, you might bounce and not break. And if you work to get good core strength, you may right yourself before you hit the ground.
The three elements of balance are the auditory system, the sensory nerves called proprioceptors that are in muscles, tendons and joints, and the visual system.
"The inner ear is like a carpenter's level," said Darcie Fellows, who owns Santa Rosa Gymnastics and teaches step aerobics at the Y. "If we get a cold and it affects our inner ear, our level doesn't work."


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Glenn F. Rall, PhD
Office Phone: 215-728-3617
Lab Phone: 215-728-3677
Fax: 215-728-2412
Office: R493
Recent Publications
- O'Donnell, L.A., K. M. Henkins, A. Kulkarni, C. M. Matullo, S. Balachandran, A. K. Pattisapu, G. F. Rall. Interferon gamma induces protective, non-canonical signaling pathways in primary neurons. J. Neurochem., in press.
- Miller, K.D., Holmgren, A.M., S.E. Cavanaugh, G.F. Rall. Bone marrow stromal antigen-2 (Bst2)/tetherin is induced by type I interferon and viral infection, but is dispensable for protection against neurotropic viral challenge. J. Virology, in press.
- Cavanaugh, S.E., A.M. Holmgren, G.F. Rall. Homeostatic interferon expression in neurons is sufficient for early control of viral infection. J. Neuroimmunol, 279: 11-19, 2015. PMCID: pending.
- Thapa, R.J., S. Nogusa, P. Chen, J.L. Maki, A. Lerro, M. Andrake, G.F. Rall, A. Degterev, S. Balachandran. Interferon-induced RIP1/RIP3-dependent necrosis requires PKR and is licensed by FADD and caspases. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., 110: E3109-118, 2013. PMC3746924
- O'Donnell, L.A., S. Conway, R.W. Rose, E. Nicolas, M. Slifker, S. Balachandran, G.F. Rall. STAT-1 independent control of a neurotropic measles virus challenge in primary neurons and infected mice. J. Immunol., 188 (4): 1915-1923, 2012. PMCID: PMC3273675
- Gomme, E.A., C. Wirblich, S. Addya, G.F. Rall, M.J. Schnell. Immune clearance of attenuated rabies virus results in neuronal survival with altered gene expression. PLoS Pathogens, 8 (10): e1002971, 2012. PMCID: PMC3469654
- O'Donnell LA, Rall GF. "Blue moon neurovirology: the merits of studying rare CNS diseases of viral origin" J Neuroimmune Pharmacol. 2010 Sep;5(3):443-55.
- Matullo CM, O'Regan KJ, Hensley H, Curtis M, Rall GF. Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus-induced mortality in mice is triggered by edema and brain herniation. J Virol. 2010 Jan;84(1):312-20.
Publications 1984-2009
- Rose RW, Skipworth JD, Nicolas E, Rall GF. Distinct STAT activation and transcriptional response in interferon-gamma stimulated primary CNS neurons, J Neuroimmunol. 2007;192:145-156.
- Makhortova, N, Askovich P, Patterson CE, Gechman LA, Gerard NP, Rall GF. Neurokinin-1 enables measles virus trans-synaptic spread in neurons. Virology. 2007;362:235-244.
- Makhortova NR, Rall GF, Prasolov VS. Receptor-independent spread of the measles virus is unique to neurons and involves fusion of synaptic membranes. Molec Biol. 2007;41:168-170.
- Gussow AM, Giordani NV, Tran RK, Imai Y, Kwiatkowski DL, Rall GF, Margolis TP, Bloom DC. Tissue-specific splicing of the herpes simplex virus type 1 latency-associated transcript (LAT) intron in LAT transgenic mice. J Virol. 2006 80:9414-9423.
- Daley JK, Gechman LA, Skipworth J, Rall GF. Poliovirus replication and spread in primary neuron cultures. Virology. 2005;340:10-20.
- Greger JG, Katz RA, Taganov K, Rall GF, Skalka AM. Transduction of terminally differentiated neurons by avian sarcoma virus. J Virol. 2004;78:4902-4906.
- Patterson CE, Daley JK, Echols LA, Lane TE, Rall GF. Measles virus infection induces chemokine synthesis by neurons. J Immunol. 2003;171:3102-3109.
- Phillips JJ, Chua MM, Rall GF, Weiss SM. Murine coronavirus spike glycoprotein mediates degree of viral spread, inflammation and virus-induced immunopathology in the central nervous system. Virology. 2002;301:109-120.
- Katz RM, Greger JG, Darby K, Boimel P, Rall GF, Skalka AM. Transduction of interphase cells by avian sarcoma virus. J Virol. 2002;76:5422-5434.
- Patterson CE, D. Lawrence M, Echols LA, Rall GF. Immune-mediated protection from measles virus-induced CNS disease is noncytolytic and interferon gamma-dependent. J Virol. 2002;76:4497-4506.
- Kappes DJ, Lawrence DMP, Vaughn MM, Davé VP, Belman AR, Rall GF. Protection of CD3 delta knockout mice from lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus-induced immunopathology: implications for viral neurotropism. Virology. 2000;269:248-256.
- Lawrence DMP, Patterson CE, Gales T, Vaughn MM, Rall GF. Measles virus spread in neurons requires cell contact but not CD46 expression, syncytia formation or extracellular virus production. J Virol. 2000;74:1908-1918.
- Lawrence DMP, Vaughn M, Belman A, Cole J, Rall GF. Immune response-mediated protection of adult but not neonatal mice from neuron-restricted measles virus infection and central nervous system disease. J Virol. 1999;73:1795-1801.
- Pugh JC, Guo JT, Aldrich C, Rall G, Kajino K, Tennant B, England JM, Mason WS. Aberrant expression of a cytokeratin in a subset of hepatocytes during chronic WHV infection. Virology. 1998;249:68-79.
- Brot MD, G. Rall F, Oldstone MBA, Koob GF, Gold LH. Cognitive deficit remains following clearance of persistent viral infection in mice. J Neurovirol. 1997;3:265-273.
- Rall GF, Manchester M, Daniels L, Callahan E, Belman A, Oldstone MBA. A transgenic mouse model of measles virus infection of the brain. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 1997;94:4659-63.
- Rall GF, Mucke L, Oldstone MBA. Consequences of cytotoxic T lymphocyte interaction with MHC class I-expressing neurons in vivo. J Exp Med. 1995;182:1201-12.
- Race RE, Priola SA, Bessen RA, Ernst D, Dockter J, Rall GF, Mucke L, Chesebro B, Oldstone MBA. Neuron specific expression of a hamster prion protein minigene in transgenic mice induces susceptibility to hamster scrapie agent. Neuron. 1995;15:1183-1197.
- Tishon T, Lewicki H, Rall GF, von Herrath M, Oldstone MBA. An essential role for type 1 interferon gamma in terminating persistent viral infection. Virology. 1995;212:244-250.
- Rall GF, Mucke L, Nerenberg M, Oldstone MBA. Expression of a major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I transgene in astrocytes: presentation of viral antigens for cytotoxic T lymphocyte recognition. J Neuroimmunol. 1994;52:61-67.
- Toggas SM, Masliah E, Rockenstein EM, Rall GF, Abraham CR, Mucke L. Central nervous system damage produced by expression of the HIV-1 coat protein gp120 in transgenic mice. Nature. 1994;367:188-193.
- Rall GF, Evans CF, Killeen N, Littman D, Oldstone MBA. CD2-deficient mice generate virus-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes upon infection with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus. J Immunol. 1993;151:1-6.
- de la Torre, JC, Rall GF, Oldstone C, Sanna P, Borrow P Oldstone MBA. Replication of lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) is restricted in terminally differentiated neurons. J Virol. 1993;67:7350-7359.
- Rall GF, Kupershmidt S, Sugg N, Veach RS, Ben-Porat T. Function of the sequences at the ends of the inverted repeats of Pseudorabies virus. J Virol. 1992;66:1506-1519.
- Kupershmidt S, Rall GF, Lu Z, Ben-Porat T. Cleavage of concatameric DNA at the natural junction of "translocation" mutants of Pseudorabies virus and inversion of their L component appear to be linked. Virology. 1992;187:223-232.
- Rall GF, Lu Z, Sugg N, Veach RS, Ben-Porat T. The acquisition of an additional internal cleavage site differentially affects the ability of Pseudorabies virus to multiply in different host cells. J Virol. 1991;65:6604-6610.
- Rall GF, Kupershmidt S, Lu Z, Mettenleiter TC, Ben-Porat T. Low level inversion of the L component of Pseudorabies virus is not dependent on sequence homology. J Virol. 1991;65:7016-7019.
- Reilly, LM, Rall GF, Lomniczi B, Mettenleiter TC, Kupershmidt S, Ben-Porat T. The ability of Pseudorabies virus to grow in different hosts is affected by the duplication and translocation of sequences from the left end of the genome to the UL-US junction. J Virol. 1991;65:5839-5845.
- DeMarchi JM, Lu Z, Rall G, Kupershmidt S, Ben-Porat T. Structural organization of the termini of the L and S components of the genome of Pseudorabies virus. J Virol. 1990;64:4968-4977.
- Lu Z, J. DeMarchi M, Harper L, Rall GF, Ben-PoratT. Nucleotide sequence at recombinational junctions present in Pseudorabies virus variants with an invertible L component. J Virol. 1989;63:2690-2698.
- Mineo L, Majumdar SK, Rall GF, Francis J, Segal A, Mrowca AM. Preliminary study of the ectomycorrhizal distribution of white oaks in eastern Pennsylvania forests. Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science. 1984;58:92-98.
- Majumdar SK, Rall G, Mrowca A, Steed P, Tabak J, Mineo L. Bacteriological survey of two acid-stressed lakes in the Poconos before limestone application. Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science. 1984;58:181-186.
Recent Solicited Reviews
- Young VA, Rall GF. Making it to the synapse: measles virus spread in and among neurons. Curr Topics Microbiol Immunol. 2008;330:3-30.
- Matullo CK, Rall GF. Immunological wrong turns in the face of multiple viral infections. Future Virology (launch issue). 2006;1:37-45.
- Rall GF. Measles virus 1998-2002: progress and controversy. Annual Reviews of Microbiology. 2003;57:343-367.
- Patterson CE, Daley JK, Rall GF. Neuronal survival skills in the face of viral infection. J Infectious Diseases. 2002;186:S215-S219.
- Evans CF, Redwine JM, Patterson CE, Askovic S, Rall GF. LCMV and the central nervous system; uncovering basic principles of CNS physiology and virus-induced disease. Curr Top Microbiol Immunol. 2002;263:177-195.
- Manchester M and Rall GF. Transgenic mouse models for measles pathogenesis. Trends Microbiol. 2001;9:19-23.
- Rall GF, Patterson CE, and Lawrence DMP. The application of transgenic and knockout technologies for the study of viral pathogenesis. Virology. 2000;271:220-226.
- Rall GF. CNS neurons: the basis and benefits of low MHC expression." Curr. Top. Microbiol. Immunol. 232: 115-134, 1998.
- Rall GF and Oldstone MBA. Viral Persistence in the CNS. In Defense of the Brain. (Peterson PK and Remington JS, eds.), Blackwell Press, Cambridge, MA, pp. 273-289, 1997.
- Rall GF and Oldstone MBA. Transgenic and knockout models of viral pathogenesis. Viral Pathogenesis. (Nathanson N, ed.), Raven Press, New York, pp. 507-531, 1996.
- Rall GF and Oldstone MBA. Virus-neuron-cytotoxic T lymphocyte interactions. Curr Top Microbiol Immunol. 1995;202:261-273.
- Oldstone MBA and Rall GF. Mechanism and consequence of viral persistence in cells of the immune system and neurons. Intervirology. 1993;35:116-121.


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Yet how credit files are handled by the major credit bureaus is a mystery to many consumers. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is aiming to shatter some of the mystique by looking into how the three largest credit-reporting companies - Equifax, Experian and TransUnion - capture consumer credit information.
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House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8 Home 65921
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House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
|Key Info
We fell in love with the view! Our bright contemporary beach-house style home has spectacular sea views and a fab location. We are right on the South West coast path and only moments from a sandy surf beach, so ideally located for a beach/surfing, walking or bird-watching holiday.
This stylish property sleeps a maximum 8 adults in 3 double bedrooms and 1 twin /bunk room and is best suited to 1 - 2 families or 2 - 3 couples. A large sea-facing deck in front and sunny private 80 ft garden out the back with tables, seating and loungers and leading to a 5 acre wildlife area - provide plenty of space for outdoor relaxation.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|Nearest beach
|Widemouth Bay 1 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Exeter or Newquay, Nearest railway: Exeter or Bodmin
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (3), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
MAIN BEDROOM: King size four-poster bed, painted wooden floor boards, fantastic sea view,.
BEDROOM 2: double bed, tiled floor, garden view.
BEDROOM 3: bunk bed, tiled floor, sea glimpses.
BEDROOM 4: Kingsize bed, garden and countryside views.
BATHROOM 1: Bath with electric shower over, basin, WC.
BATHROOM 2: Bath with electric shower over, basin, WC. (Adjacent to Bedroom 4 - can be used as en-suite)
WC 3: Large washbasin, WC. (near family room and bedroom 3)
KITCHEN: This is open-plan to the lounge/dining room and fully equipped.
LOUNGE /DINING ROOM (Reception 1): Patio doors to large west-facing deck. Sea views. Painted wooden floor boards. Sofa, dining table, chairs. LCD TV with Freeview. DVD. CD player with 'music port' (MP3/iPod connection).
LOUNGE /FAMILY ROOM (Reception 1): Patio doors to south-facing garden. Tiled floor. Sofa, table, chairs. LCD TV with Freeview. DVD. CD player with 'music port'.
OTHER: Large tiled entrance hall with plenty of space for boots, coats.
|Further details outdoors
The front garden faces the sea and consists of a large wooden deck, pebbles and grasses. It is west-facing and gets the sun from late morning onwards. There is a 4-seater bench for seating. Being only a short distance from the cliff, the view is spectacular, with amazing sunsets.
The spacious back garden faces South/East (so gets the sun for most of the day) and has views of countryside and the sea. Picnic tables, seating, loungers, a parasol and barbeque are provided. There is a courtyard and patio with hanging space for wetsuits.
NEW THIS SEASON: The gardens lead to 5 acres of farmland now owned by us and maintained as a wildlife area. This has views to the cliff and sea and is a great wildlife and bird watching area - available for your private use.
|Further details
Please NOTE:
1. The property is designed for 1 - 2 families or 2 - 3 couples. Children are welcome, although
the front garden is not fully enclosed so younger children will need to be supervised whilst outside on the deck. (Part of the back garden is however enclosed).
2. Regret no pets allowed.
3. The cottage is on one level so suitable for those with mobility difficulties, but due to a few steps at the front door and uneven ground in the garden, it is not wheelchair friendly.
The Cornwall region
North Cornwall's dramatic rocky coastline and sandy surfing beaches provide a perfect holiday setting for families, couples or individuals - all year round. Walking and surfing (our own 2 favourites!) are particularly popular, but almost every other outdoor activity is available not too far away, including golf (5 minutes drive), horse-riding, wind-surfing, fishing, kayaking, rock-climbing and tennis.
Good local food (including Cornish cream teas and delicious Cornish pasties) completes the picture.
Widemouth Bay
Widemouth Bay beach is nearby (2 minute drive or 20 minute walk from Church Races) with summer life guards and surf lessons available. There are several beaches and a sea water swimming pool at Bude as well as many other wonderful beaches further afield. The South West coast path is just metres from the front door.
Other than Widemouth Bay's magnificent beach, it has 2 beach café's, a great local pub with restaurant, garden and sea views; and a local shop selling freshly caught fish, crab and lobster. There is also a restaurant with a growing reputation situated a short walk from the property (2 min. walk along the coast path).
Nearby Bude (approximately 3 miles away) is an attractive Cornish seaside town with a harbour and canal, a few café's/restaurants (one in particular which we highly recommend), some good local produce suppliers (including organic) and 3 major supermarkets. There are several boutiques/clothes stores, a number of good 'serious' surf equipment suppliers and plenty of 'bucket-and-spade' type shops selling inexpensive beach/surf gear. Full postal and banking facilities available.
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