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The arts documentarian Alan Govenar takes his turn at burnishing the legend with The Beat Hotel, a mild-mannered primer centered on the cheapo Paris boardinghouse.
Following the faux-opiate flecked suit of docs like One Fast Move or I'm Gone, The Beat Hotel can't quite rise above its obvious desire to appeal to the former demographic in spite of their apparently limited patience for historical exegesis.
Filmmaker Alan Govenar misses the mark in his attempt to document the historical French dwelling of once famous beatniks.
Scaling new heights of inessentiality is The Beat Hotel, which chronicles the period, roughly 1958–63.
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In terms of the contests' importance, however, nothing's tapered off, as the Aggies stare down crucial conference games, and then the Western Athletic Conference Tournament just two weeks away.
Against Denver, the Aggies seek their 20th win of the season, versus a team whose Princeton offense is difficult to prepare for.
"We used a couple of those days for rest, which was well deserved," said Aggies head coach Marvin Menzies, following NMSU's 55-51 win over regional rival UTEP last Saturday. "Going into a team like Denver, you do need preparation. Having a few extra days hopefully will bode well for us. This is one of those games where we are going to have to shoot a high percentage."
Denver (18-8 overall record, 13-2 in WAC play) hasn't lost since a 53-42 defeat at the Pan American Center on Jan. 23. The Pioneers' seven-game win streak has helped them pass the Aggies for second place in the WAC standings.
The Aggies (19-9, 12-3) would reach 20 wins in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2007-08 with a victory today. More importantly, however, NMSU would remain alive for a WAC regular-season title, while virtually assuring itself at least the No. 2 seed with a victory.
"These breaks are good for us, especially this time where there are a lot of guys who are injured," NMSU sophomore guard Daniel Mullings said. "We needed the break for the core guys resting their bodies and making sure they are 100 percent moving forward."
With Mullings and Bandja Sy on the wing, and center Sim Bhullar clogging the paint, Denver had trouble getting shots out of its offense in the first meeting.
"I think we keyed in on defense and made sure they didn't get any open shots," Mullings said. "Our emphasis was to force them to put the ball on the ground and run them off the 3-point line and play defense the whole 35 seconds."
Denver started the game 0-for-8 from 3-point range and finished the game 3-for-18. NMSU's length eliminated Denver's more important weapon. The Pioneers are second in the WAC in 3-point percentage at 37.7 percent and first in the league with eight made 3-pointers per game.
"They had an off night but I have to give a hand to us as well because a large part was due to our defense and making them uncomfortable," Mullings said. "Our defense contributed to their bad night."
Jason Groves can be reached at (575) 541-5459. Follow him on Twitter @jpgroves
Saturday's game
Who: New Mexico State (19-9, 12-3) at Denver (18-8, 13-2)
What: Western Athletic Conference men's basketball
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A 76-year-old grandmother who lost her home to debt chained herself to the gate of Spain's central bank here Monday and asked Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to address the "injustices" affecting many people in the Iberian nation.
Angeles Belmonte was evicted five months ago from her home in the southern town of Nijar when her son fell behind on a loan she co-signed.
Belmonte and another of her children, Miguel Angel Navarro, 55, spent around two hours chained to the entrance gate of the Banco de España, relenting only when police arrived to warn them they would be subject to fines if they stayed.
With no money "to buy bread," Belmonte said she couldn't afford another fine on top of the 90 euros ($119) in penalties she already faces for two earlier protests at a bank branch.
The septuagenarian currently devotes her small widow's pension to supporting her eight grandchildren, as all three of her children are out of work.
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|Minor Burns
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|Chest Pains
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|Glatiramer acetate exposure in pregnancy: preliminary safety and birth outcomes.
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|With the increasing incidence of multiple sclerosis (MS) in women and the earlier use of disease modifying therapy (DMT), issues surrounding DMT and pregnancy are a regular subject of discussion with regards to optimal management. Current recommendations are to withdraw DMT prior to conception, leaving patients exposed to an uncertain period of untreated disease. The objective of this study is to report preliminary experience on glatiramer acetate (GA) exposure through conception, pregnancy and the post-partum period in a series of 13 patients with previously highly active relapsing-remitting MS. This is a prospective observational case series. Fourteen pregnancies of 13 women resulted in 13 live births (one twin pregnancy), nine exposed to GA throughout pregnancy. There were no birth defects and treatment was well tolerated. No relapses occurred during pregnancy in those continuing on treatment. In conclusion, our early experience suggests that when considering the risks and benefits of treatment withdrawal prior to pregnancy, it may be reasonable to continue GA in those patients with previously highly active disease. Consideration should also be given to the initiation of a birth register, similar to such initiatives in epilepsy, to generate more robust safety data in this controversial area.
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Hong Kong Disney: First profit in seven years since its opening, Tuesday February 19, 2013
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Hong Kong Disneyland has posted a profit - the first time since its opening in 2005. Managing director Andrew Kam Min-ho said the park recorded a net profit of HK$109 million for the fiscal year ending September, and is now looking into plans for the next stage of expansion. This includes building a new hotel in Penny's Bay after occupancy at existing hotels hit 92 percent last year.
The park earned HK$4.272 billion in revenue, an 18 percent increase over 2011, which comes from the sale of admission tickets, merchandise, and food and beverage, and hotel accommodation. Its expenses totaled HK$3.396 billion, a 9 percent increase compared with 2011. The net finance costs were reduced 89 percent from HK$44 million to HK$5 million, reflecting the conversion of a portion of the government-provided loan into equity during 2012, and an increase in interest capitalized for expansion projects.
"The opening of attractions Toy Story Land and Grizzly Gulch, together with strong sales and marketing strategies, have been the key driver for our growth," Kam said. Its next new attraction, Mystic Point, will open in the middle of this year. It will also increase the park's area by 25 percent. "We are confident that the resort's solid performance, strong financial position and robust growth will continue," Kam said. On ticket price adjustments, he said tourists have been experiencing little or no change because of foreign currency exchange rates. Kam defended the long time it took to turn a profit, pointing to the swine flu and economic crises that limited visitor numbers.
Responding to reports that staff were given low pay adjustments, Kam said there were two salary increases in October and there are plans for a further adjustment this month. He said some staff had received double-digit pay rises while most had "a significant" bonus before the Lunar New Year. A total of 6.7 million people visited the park, an increase of 13 percent from 5.9 million in 2011. Local visitors climbed two percentage points to 33 percent, while international guests dropped two percentage points to 22 percent. Mainland visitors remained unchanged at 45 percent.
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I just got my email from Disneyland, I get the AP preview on the 25th!
First look at Star Tours from Cast Member Previews!!!(Spoilers)
CM previews just began for Star Tours: The Adventures Continue here on the West Coast so little info has been leaked so far. Over in Orlando, their has been several CM previews and even soft openings to the public. We were able to speak to a number of cast members who have participated in the WDW Cast Member Previews and reconstruct the queue and ride experience from the bits and pieces that we have put together. Note this IS reliable source information but from multiple sources. It reflects info from people who have experienced the attraction but there may be gaps as it is from multiple sources. We will continue to update you as we get more information from our team covering the events in Walt Disney World. Oh and beware I have a bad feeling about the SPOILERS ahead!
Here is what we have so far:
- The first queue room is mostly the same, the screen is now HD and shows weather reports, destination previews, and a look at Starspeeder 1000.
- The Goose droids are now screening luggage in the second queue room. However on a sad note the droid room song is gone!
- As luggage goes through the scanner, projections show what's inside. Some items inside include Wall-E, a Stormtrooper helmet, and an ewok doll among other items.
- 3 to 4 models of our former pilot RX-24 are now in that room, each a different color. They each have a tag saying they are defective!
- A body scanner is now located at the end of the room. The other goose droid makes a comment about you passing through.
- Loading area is essentially the same except for new lighting and signage, the updated pre-show is presented on two HD screens above.
- Pre-show has Aly San San (the new Spokes-Droid voiced by Allison Janey) providing all the spiels in English and Spanish. The guests in the cabin was a shot for shot remake of original pre-show.
- The cast member chooses who will be the rebel spy or princess that will be "caught" when the ride begins. We suggest you try kissing up.
- During the pre-show, C-3P0 comes to inspect the Starspeeder cabin, has a discussion with pilot, then asks him to leave. (I've got a bad feeling about this)
Ride Experince (Updated 5-14 4:30pm)
- Guests board and are seated, the starspeeder takes off with reluctant pilot and a view of the Millennium Falcon. Guests are then ambushed!
You escape the ambush by jumping to lightspeed, bringing you to you your first destination.
The riders we spoke to then ended up on either Hoth or Kashyyk. There's a battle on Hoth and you get chased on Speeder-bikes in the latter.
You go to space and get a transmission. The riders we spoke with were given a message by Admiral Ackbar or Princess Leia.
Princess Leia says "help me Star Tours, you're my only hope!". Next, R2-D2 then jumps to lightspeed without C-3P0′s permission.
The riders we spoke with then either entered final scenes in the Death Star, on Naboo, or Coruscant.
The Death Star scene ends with a Boba Fett chase through the asteroid field.
Naboo has a giant fish attack.
Coruscant has a giant battle in the sky between the Trade Federation and the Clone Troopers. You barely escape from a huge crashing ship!
Star Tours: The Adventures Continue opens in Disneyland on June 3rd, but if you don't mind spoilers (which you shouldn't because your reading this), stay tuned to our sister site WDW News Today for up to minute updates covering the East Coast version of Star Tours opening on May 20th.
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1. Linda Pierce – I had a similar picture from my photography exercise. I love capturing tree bark because of the texture and you did a great job capturing it! I also love the bright blue sky against the dullness of the bark.
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6. Darlene Willner – You did a great job capturing the tree's reflection in the water droplets! I also like that you had a pattern in your photograph.
7. Susan Padilla – This is a great shot, very simple! I love how the sun is positioned behind the balloon making it glow.
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10. Susan Slattery – I can't wait to get to the beach this summer! I love the pattern in this photo. I might have switched up the angle a bit and taken it from the first sand dollar looking down at them. That would help show off the depth of field.
11. Becky Kiesel – I don't know what it is about old boots that make me love them, but I do! I love their placement against the wood wall.
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Prince refuses to use stairs.
The 'Purple Rain' hitmaker's list of tour accommodation demands have been revealed and as well as preferring to take the lift in hotels, he has also banned paintings or photographs of faces or animals and "obstructive rugs" in rooms he stays in.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Prince's list of demands has been going out to all his hotels in the UK before he arrives at them.
"His requests all have to be fulfilled or he won't turn up to play."
It's not the first time the 55-year-old singer - who performed two shows at Camden Roundhouse in north London last night - has had wacky demands when on tour in the UK.
During his 2007 residency at London's The O2, he wanted to have a five-bedroom house built next to the venue to make it easier for him to get to his gigs.
In 2011, the legendary star also reportedly ordered a limo to take him just 80ft from his dressing room to the stage at the Hop Farm Festival in Kent, South East England.
Prince and his all-female rock band 3RDEYEGIRL are in the middle of their 'Hit and Run Tour' and performed back-to-back gigs last night.
They will now head to Vienna Stadthalle for a show on Saturday.
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Today, registration begins for the Pella Community School District. Online registration is preferred, and can be completed through a link below, or walk-in registration is available at each school, where questions can also be answered. Contact information for each school is listed below.
High School 628-3870
Middle School 628-4784
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ICAP will provide an international forum in which governments and public authorities adopting mandatory greenhouse gas emissions cap-and-trade systems will share experiences and best practices on the design of emissions-trading schemes.
The agreement was signed by U.S. and Canadian members of the Western Climate Initiative, northeastern U.S. members of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, as well as European members, including the U.K., Germany, Portugal, France, the Netherlands, and the European Commission.
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WHEN WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY founded National Review in 1955 at the age of 29, he lit the fire that sparked the modern conservative movement. Buckley had already achieved notoriety--if not celebrity--with the publication of God and Man at Yale in 1951. He attacked the undergraduate education on offer at Yale for its hostility to Christianity and its adulation of collectivism and sought to dispel the indifference of Yale alumni to their supervisory responsibility, calling on them to grasp the nettle of university governance.
Yale was, of course, only the example which laid closest to Buckley's hand. Mutatis mutandis, as Buckley himself might say, he undoubtedly could have written the same book about any of America's most prestigious universities. In the ensuing decades the conservative movement as a whole has experienced successes that must exceed even Buckley's visionary imagination. Yet the university remains untouched by Buckley's call to action. In fact, it understates matters considerably to say that circumstances on campus have not improved since 1951.
University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill and Harvard president Lawrence Summers have recently served to illustrate the absurd conditions that prevail in the university. Churchill is the tenured professor of "ethnic studies" producing bogus scholarship and anti-American vitriol in roughly equal measure. He appears to have qualified for his post on the basis of a claim to Indian lineage that turns out to have been of the cigar-store variety. In the meantime, Churchill has become a campus celebrity who speaks before enthusiastic student audiences. Academic bystanders refrain from passing judgment, instead waving the banner of academic freedom.
On the other hand, President Summers can testify to the powerful taboos enforced on university campuses. For the sin of offering informed speculation about possible gender-based differences giving rise to the numerical disparities between men and women "in high-end scientific professions," Summers has been subjected to a ferocious reeducation campaign.
In the film Cool Hand Luke, prison authorities sought to maintain order by teaching the film's hero to "get [his] mind right." Luke refused to conform and met with an unhappy ending. President Summers is not as hard a case as Luke; he has quickly set out to prove to the faculty that he has got his mind right all on his own. The success of his efforts, however, remains in doubt; conformity may not be enough. The faculty is not as easily appeased as Luke's keepers.
The adversary culture that has been widely institutionalized and ruthlessly enforced in the university is so out of step with the rest of America that it is perhaps time to wonder whether it can survive the publicity it has received in recent weeks. Next month's election of two trustees to the Dartmouth College board may provide a portent.
LAST YEAR Cypress Semiconductor chief executive officer T.J. Rodgers waged a successful insurgent campaign--the first in 24 years--for election to the Dartmouth board against three candidates selected by the alumni council nominating committee. Rodgers leans libertarian and shuns characterization on the left-right divide; he says he was motivated to run by "the degradation of freedom of speech and the freedom of assembly . . . at [Dartmouth] today." Rodgers initially promoted his candidacy via a website and mailed alumni to solicit signatures (500 are required) to have his name placed in nomination for election to the board.
This year the alumni council nominating committee has presented a slate of four alumni candidates for two board positions. Following in Rodgers's footsteps, Peter Robinson and Todd Zywicki have set up websites and solicited signatures to have their names placed in nomination in addition to the four pre-selected candidates. They have both secured signatures sufficient to be added to the ballot that will be presented to alumni in the election that takes place next month. Rodgers supports their candidacies.
The rules governing election to the Dartmouth board restrict speech to a great degree. As Patricia Fisher, Dartmouth's director of alumni leadership, explained to me, the restrictive election rules enforce "a level playing field." Electioneering is prohibited; once Robinson and Zywicki are certified as candidates after they submit their petition signatures this week, their websites will come down (as did Rodgers's last year). The campaign will be limited to the candidates' 400-word-personal statements and capsule biographies that accompany the ballots submitted to alumni.
And in a bow toward the information age, the rules have been modified this year to allow the candidates to send two email messages and to post a short video for alumni, provided they are reviewed and approved in advance by the alumni council balloting committee. Despite these severe constraints, the election should be interesting.
Peter Robinson is the Hoover Institution fellow and former Reagan speechwriter who wrote the earth-shaking 1987 "tear down this wall" speech. Todd Zywicki is a professor of law at George Mason University Law School and a blogger at The Volokh Conspiracy. In addition to their desire to preserve Dartmouth's traditional character as an institution devoted to undergraduate education, Robinson and Zywicki share concerns about the repressive atmosphere and rigid orthodoxy of political correctness on campus. (Zywicki's site links to a Dartmouth Daily article by student Dan Knecht, The Monolith on the Hill. Knecht writes, "In my almost four years at Dartmouth, I have encountered more than a handful of dyed-in-the-wool liberals. I have yet to meet one conservative professor.")
The election has been the subject of a fascinating article in the local Dartmouth-area newspaper, the Valley News, which quotes Hans Penner, a retired religion professor and former dean of the faculty. Penner reveals more than he intends, observing: "It always seemed to me that alumni [trustees] that wanted to get into the actual workings of the college make more trouble than it's worth. They don't know what's going on . . . It's the faculty and the administration that they should trust."
Given the constraints under which the election operates, Robinson and Zywicki are only nominally running against the four candidates selected by the alumni council; the views of those four candidates are unknown to anyone outside the council's nominating committee. Robinson and Zywicki are running against the Dartmouth administration and the state of affairs on campus. With any luck, another wall or two will be torn down.
Scott Johnson is a contributor to the blog Power Line , a contributing writer to The Daily Standard, and a 1973 graduate of Dartmouth College.


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Score one for the consumer over unfair arbitration. Just last week, Minnesota's Attorney General sued the National Arbitration Forum (NAF) for fraud, false advertising, and deceptive trade practices—and now the company has agreed to pull out of the credit card business entirely. According to the settlement reached on July 17th, "The only business NAF can now be involved with is in arbitrating Internet domain disputes, a business it has long been in."
National Arbitration Forum Exits Credit Card Dispute Business
Woman Pulls Gun And Threatens Walmart Customers After Being Sold The Wrong Ammunition
We know it's stressful out there, but really, there's no reason to start waving your gun around in the Walmart parking lot. According to the Peninsula Daily News, a woman threatened several other customers who told her to stop yelling at Walmart worker who had sold her the wrong ammunition.
Royal Caribbean: Give Us $800 Or Find Another Ship
Royal Caribbean told Mary Hoefs at check-in that her family wouldn't be allowed to board unless they paid $800 on the spot, even though Mary had paid for the cruise in full four months earlier. Royal Caribbean later refunded $400, but why did they choose to kick off Mary's cruise with extortion? The answer, inside…
ImLive.com: Disputing An Erroneous $450 Porn Charge Is A "Serious Violation Of Our Terms Of Use"
Someone hacked reader E's account on the adult site ImLive.com and bought up $450 worth of credits. By the time E. caught the charge, half of the credits had already been used. When E. informed the site that he was planning to file a chargeback with his credit card company, he was warned that doing so would be "considered a serious violation of our terms of use." The site's suggested alternative was simple: they would restore the used credits, and E. could watch lots and lots of porn.
Verizon Loses The Broken Phone You Returned, Suspends Your Service
Luis dropped his busted LG EnV in the mail at the end of last year and tracked its progress as FedEx delivered the package to Verizon. Verizon, apparently unfamiliar with tracking numbers, doesn't believe that Luis ever returned the phone, and insists that they're owed a $320 replacement fee. Luis disputed the charge, but rather than investigate his claim, Verizon decided it would be easier to suspend his service. Now they want Luis—a customer of seven years who pays over $350 across six phone lines each month—to pay another $15 to reconnect the service they should never have disconnected in the first place. He writes:
Woman Who Missed Obama's Inauguration Starts $10,000 AmEx Chargeback
American Express has given her an "interim" refund in full, pending a review that will involve the credit card company presenting to PIC officials all of Blessman's documentation on the services she feels she was denied.
No, You Should Not Use A Forklift To Move A Car Parked In "Your" Spot
Georgia resident and SECO Parts and Equipment employee David Johnson told his co-worker that there would be consequences for parking in his spot. "He better come move it," Johnson warned, "or I'll move it for him!" This wasn't enough to convince the co-worker to move from what had to be an ideal spot, so Johnson did what any rational solution-minded employee would do. He got a forklift…
How Credit Bureaus Correct, Or Fail To Correct, Errors On Your Report
SmartMoney's Anne Kadet looked into the process by which the three major credit bureaus—Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax—investigate and correct errors on credit reports. What she found was that the process is "almost entirely automated," and that "many lenders respond by simply rereporting the erroneous data." Here's how it works, and your meager options when something goes wrong.
US Airways Doesn't Know Why They're Charging You $25, Doesn't Care
Reader Alex says that U.S. Airways charged him a $25 fee that they can't explain — and are unwilling to remove. If he doesn't like the mystery fee, he says, he was told to do a chargeback.
Hampton Inn Bans Customer For Parking In Their Garage
Hampton Inn general manager Jennifer Stahler banned reader Jack from staying at her Inn again because he dared to park his car in the Inn's garage. Jack wasn't sure he could park there in the first place, even though there weren't any signs warning "private" or "employees only," so after parking, he checked in with Jennifer who told him he was fine and even wrote him a parking slip. The next morning she changed her mind and demanded $38 in valet charges. When Jack reminded her that she never mentioned any fees and had given him a parking slip, she agreed to remove the charges but then explained that he was "no longer welcome to stay."
Vonage Says "If You Hang Up We'll Cancel Your Account"
We don't know what the hell happened with this customer service situation, but somehow the CSR for Vonage decided that when Sarah abruptly hung up on him, she agreed by default to a service cancellation and $92 cancellation fee. That sounds like the kind of angry-CSR "mistake" that can be fixed with a second call—but according to the next CSR Sarah spoke to, that's just Vonage policy. What?
EECB / BBB Complaint Solves $500 Dispute With TMobile
Bill says that an EECB (executive email carpet bomb) follow up to a BBB complaint solved his $500 billing dispute with TMobile, and he couldn't be happier.
Advanta Raises Your 8% Credit Card To 20% Because The Economy Is Bad
I have had an Advanta Credit Card for a little over a year now. My interest rate prior to a few days ago was 8%. My credit rating is very good, and I have always made my payments on time. As I was looking over my bill for September I noticed a fee of $75 dollars. A few clicks later I found that my interest rate had been raised to 20%.
Is This Computer Water Damaged? Circuit City Says Yes
Robert bought an extended warranty from Circuit City, but they won't honor it to repair his broken computer because they claim it has water damage. Robert writes, "As God is my witness, this computer has never seen water," and he sent us the photos Circuit City sent him.
Help! David's Bridal Will Not Cancel My Order!
Reader Emily doesn't want the dress she was pressured into getting at David's Bridal, but when she tried to cancel the order, they won't let her. It's only been 72 hours and she hasn't received the dress yet, but all David's Bridal will give her is an in-store exchange.
Pizza Hut Accuses Customer Of "Making The Coupon Up"
Pizza Hut called Danielle a liar for trying to redeem a promotional coupon they emailed to her and displayed prominently on their website. In exchange for completing an offer from TrialPay, Danielle should have received two free medium pizzas, one with toppings, plus breadsticks. Instead, her favorite pizza place told her, "M'am, you're lying about what the coupon promised."
Blockbuster Double Dips In PayPal Account; Naturally, PayPal Does Nothing
Blockbuster debited Anthony's PayPal account two days in a row for the same monthly plan. PayPal won't help—they say it's between Blockbuster and Anthony, offering further proof that PayPal is a great service only as long as nothing goes wrong.
UPDATE: Microsoft Offers Full Refund To Overcharged XBOX Live Member
XBOX Live member ForceTrainer writes in with an update about his issue with Microsoft. In our last episode, ForceTrainer has been charged $50 for 2 months of a XBOX Live gold membership– the price of a year of service.


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Knoxville Library Now Open Sundays
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The Knoxville Public Library will be open on Sundays starting September 13th from 2 to 4 p.m. Library director Rosalin Thompson tells KNIA/KRLS News that the library is closed on Sundays during the summer, but reopens on Sundays after Labor Day through May. She says the Sunday afternoon library hours have become very popular with students looking to do homework.
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CALHOUN CITY – Ruthie Mae Rogers Boland, 83, died Thursday, Sept. 26, 2013, at Calhoun Health Services Nursing Home in Calhoun City. She was born April 16, 1930, in Yalobusha County to John Williams Rogers and Sallie Rebecca Fields Rogers.
She was a homemaker and a member of Shiloh Baptist Church.
Survivors include a stepson, Carl Bertrand Boland III of Los Angeles, Calif.; two sisters-in-law, Alene Rogers of Grenada and Doris Rogers of Calhoun City; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Carl Boland Jr.; her parents; one sister, Ann Davis Corbin; and six brothers, J.T. Rogers, Holland Rogers, Earl Rogers, J.W. Rogers, Jim Rogers and Gene Rogers.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, at Pryor Funeral Home Chapel in Calhoun City. The Rev. Jimmy Vance will officiate. Burial will be in Shiloh Cemetery at Big Creek. Pryor Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers will be Barry Rogers, Jimmy Rogers, Alex Rogers, David Rogers, Billy Rogers and Ronald Harville. Honorary pallbearers will be Jessie Earl Rogers, Jimmy Davis, Charles "Buddy" Davis and John Davis.
Online condolences can be left at pryorfuneralhome.com.


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To learn some of the recent history of the Whitney Peak Hotel location, check out these stories:
Another Transformation for CommRow (Jan. 3, 2013)
Big Changes Coming to CommRow (April 11, 2012)
CommRow Gets Ready to Open (Sept. 30, 2011)
CommRow Begins Hiring for September Opening (July 27, 2011)
Fitzgerald's May Be Down, But It's Not Out (Feb. 4, 2011)
Fitzgerald's Closes It's Doors After More Than 30 Years (Dec. 1, 2008)
RENO, Nev. -- We are learning more about the changes coming to a well-located downtown Reno hotel.
CommRow, on the corner of Virginia and Commercial, shut down its indoor facilities in January. The company's leaders plan to remodel the bottom floor and the guest rooms and reopen later this year as The Whitney Peak Hotel.
General manager Dean Hanson, tells KOLO 8 News Now the bottom floor with get a complete re-model. When it is complete, it will include the front desk, a restaurant, one bar, and "Cargo" - the concert venue.
Upcoming concert dates include "The Red Elvises" on March 1st and Aaron Carter the second week of April. Hanson says more concert announcements will come soon.
In March, construction will begin on the upper levels. The plan is to give the guest rooms makeovers before they re-open this summer.
When the remodel is complete, the Whitney Peak Hotel will continue the venue's no gaming, no smoking policy.
And for the urban climbers who enjoy the climbing wall known as Base Camp, Hanson tells us it will stay open seven days a week throughout construction.


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Peggy Virginia Taylor was born Peggy Virginia Starkey on May 7, 1950, in Greenville, S.C., to James Timothy and Delphia Lela Starkey. She left this world to be with her lord after battling health issues for several years on Dec. 29, 2012. She was preceded in death by her parents, "JT" and Dolly (as they were known); grandmother, Ada Starkey; and half-sister, Shirley. She leaves behind her loving husband, Bill; sister, Barbara and husband, Don of Kentucky; cousins, Marvin and wife, Faye; great-aunt Ethel; aunts, Lucille, Virginia, Irene and Peggy; and uncles, Alvin and Raymond of South Carolina.
Peggy was a transplanted southern girl, graduating from Norwalk High School in 1969 and going on to earn a bachelors degree at Cal State Long Beach. She also began working at All State Insurance after high school and spent 43 years in the insurance industry at various positions of claims adjusting. She was very proud of her work. In late 1989 she moved to Placerville, where several months later she met her husband, Bill. They married in 1991 and moved to Camino in 1996, where they enjoyed the mountain life until her passing.
Peggy became involved with the Humane Society in early 1992 and over the years rescued numerous cats, dogs, birds and just about any creature in need. It became her passion. She had a flare for painting was an avid reader. She enjoyed baseball, road trips, exploring new places and things, camping, stock car races, going to movies and watching TV. In her last year she joined Women in Recovery, where she made many new friends and found loving support. God bless all of you ladies. She will be sorely missed by many but most of all by her loving, devoted husband, Bill.
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Chamber President Carol Everhart, who also heads the nonprofit created to oversee development of the Destination Station, said the May 17 meeting will include a presentation on the center, as well as featured speaker Sussex County Administrator Todd Lawson.
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Dimli means "of Dailam", and it is likely these people are descendants of Dailamites (residents of a mountainous southwestern region of the Caspian sea called Dailam). They have been fierce warriors, focused on conquest. The Dimli differ from the Kurds in two ways: language and religion. They have a distinct dialect, and are seen as heretics by the Kurds, who are Sunnis. The Dimli follow Alevi Shiite religious traditions.
Ministry Obstacles
There is a need for Scripture and other language-based resources in the language of the Zaza-Dimli.
Outreach Ideas
Gospel radio broadcasts will be helpful, but sustained prayer is needed for the Zaza-Dimli.
Pray for the Followers of Christ
There are few if any followers of Jesus among the Zaza-Dimli, but pray for those that will soon be evident. Pray that Zaza-Dimli believers will be well grounded in Scripture, and will be zealous to grow in the faith.
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Pray for these people to live peaceful lives, establishing good relationships with the Turkish government and other ethnic groups.
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Engl 3050 sec 1, Literature and the Environment
Spring 2014
East TN State University
Instructor: Dr. Kevin O'Donnell, Professor of Lit and Languages
Class meeting: MWF 12:35pm-1:30pm MWF, Burleson Hall 303
Dear Prospective Students --
I do not yet have the complete course plan and materials posted for Spring 2014. However, the "Clarion" (LILA Department course schedule) description, and the course texts for Spring '14, are listed here, below.
Also below is a link to the materials for the course as I taught it in Spring 2013. That page will give you a very good idea of what the course will be like this coming spring. However, please be aware that some of the texts and assignments will be changed.
I expect to have updated materials posted here by early December. In the meantime, if you have any questions or comments, please contact me.
-- Dr. Kevin O'Donnell, email@example.com, 423 439-6679
Mon, October 21, 2013
"Clarion" Course Description for Spring 2014
This course is about nature and environment as theme and subject in imaginative literature. Students will read from Bill McKibben's anthology, American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau, for a survey of classic texts in the American tradition. Most of the other texts are recent works in English, including novels by Barbara Kingsolver and Ron Rash, nonfiction by Timothy Egan, and modern poetry from an anthology edited by Eric Reece. We'll also digress to read a selection of Late T'ang Dynasty Chinese poems, and we'll read contemporary science and nature writing that engages modern environmental concerns. The course is writing-intensive. It also satisfies a requirement for the Environmental Studies minor.
Texts for Spring 2014
- Timothy Egan. The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire That Saved America. Mariner Books, 2010 (2009). $15.95. ISBN: 0547394608
- Barbara Kingsolver. Flight Behavior: A Novel. Harper Perennial 2013 (2012). $16.99. ISBN: 0062124277
- Bill McKibben, ed. American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau. Library of America, 2008. $40.00. ISBN: 1598530208
- Ron Rash. Serena: A Novel. Ecco, 2009 (2008). $14.99. ISBN: 0061470848
- Erik Reece. Field Work: Modern Poems from Eastern Forests. University Press of Kentucky, 2008. $19.95. ISBN: 0813124971
- Siddhartha Mukherjee, ed. The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2013. Mariner Books, 2013. $14.95. ISBN: 0544003438
Course Materials from Spring 2013
- faculty.etsu.edu/odonnell/2014spring/engl3050/


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China protests Dalai Lama's White House visit
BEIJING — China demanded that President Obama cancel a meeting on Friday with the Dalai Lama, but it went ahead as scheduled at the White House, albeit in low-key fashion.
Ignoring Beijing's warning that the meeting would severely harm U.S.-China relations, Obama met the Tibetan spiritual leader in the Map Room of the White House. It was the president's third such meeting with the Dalai Lama and the first of his second term. Obama last met the Dalai Lama in July 2011.
Each meeting has drawn severe criticism from China, which considers the Dalai Lama an anti-China separatist.
"The Dalai Lama is a political exile who has long been engaged in anti-China separatist activities under the cloak of religion," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement before the White House meeting. "By arranging a meeting between the president and the Dalai Lama, the U.S. side will grossly interfere in the internal affairs of China, seriously violate norms governing international relations and severely impair China-U.S. relations."
In a news release about the meeting, the White House said Obama "reiterated his strong support for the preservation of Tibet's unique religious, cultural and linguistic traditions and the protection of human rights for Tibetans in the People's Republic of China."
It said Obama "expressed support for the Dalai Lama's 'Middle Way' approach" of seeking neither assimilation nor independence for Tibetans. Obama encouraged "direct dialogue to resolve long-standing differences" between the Dalai Lama and the Chinese government, while restating the U.S. position that Tibet is part of China and that "the United States does not support Tibet independence," the White House news release said.
The White House did not officially announce the meeting with the Dalai Lama until late Thursday. The exiled Buddhist monk is visiting the United States on a speaking tour.
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HumanKind Gallery
Porcelain, Chinese, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period, 1662-1722 AD
Collection of the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ruxton Love, Jr.
The Evansville Museum's anthropological collections from North and South America, Africa, Asia and Oceania are exhibited in the "Humankind" gallery which focuses on the ways people expressed their view of themselves and their world, especially in symbolic forms such as art and myths.
Included are examples from the extensive collection of over 200 American Indian artifacts, gathered in the early 1930s from over 50 Indian groups by Robert B. and Lydia Heldt Bickerton of Evansville. Assembled by the Bickertons during their two-year journey from the Southwestern United States through California to Canada, the collection was documented by the couple in a log which detailed the names of basket makers, material used, and methods of construction.
Made on the Sacaton Reservation, Blackwater, Arizona, 1929
Collection of the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science
Gift of Robert B. and Lydia Heldt Bickerton
Rivertown USA
Stoll down the street of a 19th Century American rivertown and see ornately decorated homes and shops. Gracious living is highlighted in the Parlor gallery of Rivertown USA, located in the Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science in Evansville, Indiana.
Abraham Lincoln
A letter written by Abraham Lincoln, a cabinet built by the 16th president, and a corner cupboard constructed by his father are key elements of this exhibition.
Whipsawed walnut and poplar, attributed to Abraham Lincoln circa 1825
Collection of the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science
Gift of Sarah Wartman


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The actor responded with an ingratiating smile and a little shake of his head. "You're a lucky man," was the message he seemed to be sending, "to have a woman like that in your life."
"I agree," said Solomon. "And I'm so thrilled that you and I are doing this. It's worked out exactly the way I'd planned."
The actor smiled again and nodded humbly, as if satisfied he was doing a good job.
Solomon glanced up at the kitchen clock and was surprised, alarmed actually, to see how much time had gone by. He felt he'd barely cleared his throat. And yet he'd eaten up a good slice of the session. He could ask for another hour, of course, maybe a half-hour, assuming the actor didn't have to attend a rehearsal or something. But this would seriously strain his budget. So he decided to cram as much nagging conflict as possible into what was left of the session.
As if he'd read Solomon's thoughts, the actor, too, glanced at the clock. He did a little roll of one hand as if to say, "Might as well get on with it."
In a great rush, Solomon tackled his loss of tenure, his daughter's arrest for shoplifting, a bitter argument with his oldest friend, an EKG that had frightened two nurses. The actor tried to keep up the pace with nods of understanding, flat-out chin strokes, encouraging grins, and an occasional frown, albeit a sympathetic one. But, finally, he held up his hand. He'd had enough. When he spoke, for the first time, his voice was soft and modulated, but it might as well have been a clap of thunder.
"I have to stop you here. We're almost out of time. How can I help you? What do you want from me?"
"Exactly what you've been doing. And I was hoping we'd get back to my mother. I believe it's germane."
He paused a moment to make sure the actor was familiar with the word.
The actor grinned, nodded.
Somewhat reassured, Solomon pressed on. "She was awfully smart, but she didn't know what to do with herself. Once a year, she'd make a big deal over painting our tiny apartment in the Bronx. She was 10 times smarter than my father, who worked in the garment district, and she clearly should've been the one who was out in the field while he stayed home. But that would've been emasculating, or so said the culture. So she stayed in the apartment and brooded.


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ExLibris' Annual Charity Book Sale
September 17, 2012 11:00Published by group: Ex Libris (The Masked Booksellers)
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16 Vernon Avenue
Places: carlton gedling mapperley netherfield nottingham
6th ANNUAL MEGA SECOND HAND CHARITY BOOK SALE WEEKEND in aid of local charities: Nottingham & Notts Refugee Forum Destitution Fund & Hayward House Cancer Care.
Sat Sept 15th 11–7pm
Sun Sept 16th 11–7pm
Mon Sept 17th 11–5pm
Low prices. A wide selection of fiction and non-fiction books, from only 10p, and delicious cakes too!
ExLibris is a member of the Federation of Masked Booksellers: www.maskedbooksellers.org.uk Discarded books rescued and sold to raise money for good causes.
You may have seen us at events and festivals, but we can't possibly get anywhere near all our books into a VW Polo. So our September Sale is your only chance to browse our entire stock. We will have so much this year, that it will be worth coming on more than one day.
This year we also have a raffle with book-related prizes. Come and see what they are!
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Intel® Remote Wake Technology (Intel® RWT) enables remote wake up of your home computer from energy efficient sleep mode by enabled programs over the Internet.
General information
General informationHow Intel RWT worksWhen you set up an Intel RWT enabled program or service, you are prompted to use Intel RWT. When you enable Intel RWT, you can use programs or services to wake your computer from sleep mode.
While outside your home, with an Intel RWT enabled program, you can wake up your computer. Upon the PC awakening, you can access photos, music, movies, and documents through third party enabled programs. Using enabled programs, your computer can also wake up for backup or tune up services, VoIP calls as well as a variety of other uses.
In addition to the enabled programs Intel RWT also installs an applet that can be used to manage access settings to the PC. You can find the Intel RWT applet in the Control Panel, if you want to make changes to its settings:
You can also allow or block individual programs from waking your computer and view an activity log that shows programs that recently woke your computer.
Not all programs can use Intel RWT. Check your programs documentation to determine if it supports Intel RWT.
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Supported operating systemsIntel RWT supports Microsoft Windows* Vista Home Premium and Windows Vista* Ultimate (32-bit/64-bit).
Operating system power settingsIntel RWT allows capable programs and services to wake your computer from sleep. Your computer must be in sleep mode, not hibernation or shutdown mode.
When you enable Intel RWT during program setup, your power settings are automatically adjusted for Intel RWT. If you need to readjust your power settings at a later time, open Intel RWT and select Power settings are adjusted for Intel Remote Wake Technology, and then check box on the General tab.
To find Microsoft* Windows Vista* power options, click Control Panel > Power Options. To put your computer to sleep, click Start, click the arrow next to the Lock button, and then select Sleep.
When you automatically adjust power settings for Intel RWT, the Power Options Control Panel settings are changed to the following:
Intel RWT control panelWhen you set up Intel RWT capable programs and services, you will be prompted to enable Intel RWT. If you choose not to enable Intel RWT during the initial set up, you can enable it later in the Control panel. Select Intel RWT to turn the capability on or off, or to make changes to its settings.
Follow these steps to open Intel RWT:
Programs compatible with Intel RWT
Enabling programs to use Intel RWTWhen you set up Intel RWT capable programs and services, you may be prompted to use Intel RWT. If you choose not to use Intel RWT during initial setup, you can enable it later.
Follow these steps to enable a program to use Intel RWT:
Managing program accessFrom the Programs tab, you can allow or block individual programs from waking your computer. The programs list shows only those programs that are supported by Intel RWT.
To allow a program:
To block a program:
Turning off Intel RWTYou can turn off Intel RWT capability if you want to stop all programs from waking your computer. This setting overrides all options you have set for individual programs. To block an individual program, use the Programs tab.
Follow these steps to turn off Intel RWT:
If you turn off Intel RWT, power settings are not reverted back to previous settings. To change your power settings, go to the Power Options Control Panel.
Program does not wake computerPossible causes and solutions to this problem include the following:
The PC does not support Intel RWT.
Third party software is not enabled for Intel RWT. Check your programs documentation to verify that it supports Intel RWT.
Intel RWT requires a wired Ethernet connection from the PC to the broadband modem/router to operate correctly. Make sure your Intel RWT supported PC is configured properly.
The PC may be in hibernate or shutdown preventing remote wake. Set PC to sleep mode. To manually put your computer to sleep: click Start, click the arrow next to the Lock button, and then select Sleep.
Verify that Intel RWT is turned on:
Verify that your computers power settings are optimized for Intel RWT:
Verify that your computer has a wired Internet connection. Intel RWT requires an always on wired Internet connection while your computer is in sleep mode. Your computer must be configured to obtain an IP (Internet Protocol) address automatically using DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). To configure your network settings for Intel RWT:
Intermittent wake up from standbySystems that support iRWT may experience intermittent or random wake-ups if the Wake on Directed Packet feature is enabled.
If the Intel® Network Connections Software (which includes software and drivers for Intel® PRO/100, Intel® Gigabit, and Intel® 10GbE network adapters and integrated network connections) has been installed on an iRWT-enabled system, the feature can be disabled manually on the Power Management tab of the Properties page of the machines network adaptor (see the screenshot below).
Follow the steps below to disable the Wake on Directed Packet setting:
The system now should go into Standby or Sleep mode without intermittent or random wake-ups.
This applies to:
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New signs educate residents about drinking water
April 6, 2010
City workers posted signs throughout the city in mid-March to remind residents about the importance of ground water.
Workers installed five ground water protection signs in the Critical Aquifer Recharge Area — places where rainwater filters into the underground municipal water supply. Ground water pumped from the Lower Issaquah Valley Aquifer serves as a major source of city drinking water.
Officials said the signs will be used alongside other tools, like the city Web site, to educate residents about the source of city water, as well as manmade impacts on the ground water supply.
Learn more about drinking water, the Critical Aquifer Recharge Area and the signs here.
City's anti-pollution grant nears renewal
June 2, 2009
A city program to cut water pollution has prevented industrial chemicals, fryer grease and even the material dentists use to fill cavities from contaminating ground water. Read more


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Mexico's film commission has revealed that it expects up to 40 foreign films to be shot in the country during 2001 - a gigantic leap from the mere six features shot there just five years ago.
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Finally we get to see how well a PS2 can churn out 2d!!!!
DVD technology lets them cramm in a TON of 2d stuffs, I have high expectations for it visually.
Finally we get to see how well a PS2 can churn out 2d!!!!
DVD technology lets them cramm in a TON of 2d stuffs, I have high expectations for it visually.
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I really hope they don't ruin this game. Secret Of Mana 1 was one of the best games on Snes, had great game play, fun and unique fighting system, cool characters, just a good/unique feel in general. Sadly I haven't seen any RPG games that ever came close to doing things the way that game did. Been waiting for a SOM game, or any RPG for that matter that does what was done in the first SOM, but with extreme graphics, story, just more hardcore for today's standards.
They came out with Legend of Mana for PS1, and ruined it. They made all the characters look incredibly androgynous, you couldn't really tell who was a male or female. The whole game seemed really girly. Their was no real story to speak of. The only thing good was the soundtrack, which is one of the best VG sound tracks I ever heard.
They probably won't do very well with this new one since the team that made the first SOM isn't working on the new ones. Seems that unless something miraculous happens, new production teams usually don't pay sequels any justice. Hopefully, this time they get it right.
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Legend of Mana was a really strange game... if you read all the world history hidden in the game, it was actually pretty dark and convaluted. But all the characters were cutesy and silly. Hopefully this new one will combine the best of all the games so far.
lets just hope it turns out good, i agree Secret of Mana was a GREAT Snes game, i still play it
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On your mark…get set…
By Illinois Valley Community College | Nov 21, 2013
…get registered! Come to "Experience the NEW IVCC" Thursday, December 12 from 4 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Oglesby campus. One-stop registration for Spring 2014 will include representatives from Admissions, Financial Aid, and the Assessment Center, as well as individual counseling sessions and guided tours of the new Peter Miler Community Technology Center. Participants that register for courses during this event will automatically be entered in a raffle for a $100 IVCC Bookstore gift card. Go to http://www.ivcc.edu/experience for more details and to sign up for the event.
- Illinois Valley Community College815 N. Orlando Smith Rd.Phone: 815-224-0466
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WAITE, CARLOS ADOLPHUS (?–1866). Carlos Adolphus Waite, United States Army officer, was a native of New York. On January 28, 1820, he received a commission as a second lieutenant in the Second United States Infantry. He was promoted to first lieutenant on May 1, 1828, and to captain on July 3, 1836. On July 7, 1838, he assistant regimental quartermaster, a post he held until May 8, 1845. On February 16, 1847, he was promoted to major in the Eighth Infantry. Waite was assigned to Gen. Winfield Scott's army during the Mexican War and brevetted to lieutenant colonel on August 20, 1847, for "gallant and meritorious conduct" at the battles of Contreras and Churubusco. On September 8, 1847, he received a brevet promotion to colonel for his conduct at the battle of Molino del Rey. He was promoted to the substantive rank of lieutenant colonel of the Fifth Infantry on November 10, 1851. From March 10, 1851, through January 7, 1852, he commanded Fort Gates in Coryell County. On June 5, 1860, he became colonel of the First Infantry. On February 15, at the height of the secession crisis, Gen. David E. Twiggs, an advocate of the state's right to secede, was relieved of his command of the Department of Texas at his own request. Waite, the next senior officer in the department, was named his successor. He was a strong Unionist, however, and the Texas Committee on Public Safety reasoned that he would not surrender the federal property demanded of Twiggs. Waite's impending appointment to department command, therefore, precipitated Benjamin McCulloch's siege of federal troops in San Antonio on February 18, 1861, which culminated in Twiggs's surrender of all United States property in the state to Texas authorities. Ironically, Waite received his appointment as department commander on February 19, the day after Twiggs had turned over United States forts and heavy equipment and pledged to remove federal troops immediately by way of the coast. On March 13, 1865, Waite was brevetted to brigadier general for "long and faithful service" in the army. He retired from active duty on February 8, 1864, and died on May 7, 1866.
Francis B. Heitman, Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army (2 vols., Washington: GPO, 1903; rpt., Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1965).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Thomas W. Cutrer, "WAITE, CARLOS ADOLPHUS," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fwa12), accessed November 29, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Fanny Brown (b.1837)
Fanny Brown was an actress who became well known after her photograph was found on John Wilkes Booth's dead body. She made her stage debut in Boston at age six as a fairy, and then played Puck in "A Midsummer's Night's Dream" at the Boston Theatre at age nineteen. Brown appeared for the first time in New York in 1861 as Dora Sunnyside in "The Octoroon" at the Winter Garden Theatre. In 1866 she married a circus performer in California.
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After having Monday's game halted 17 minutes early because of crowd behavior, the Virgin Valley girls got to play the entire 80 minutes Wednesday.
Unfortunately, the result was not what the Lady Soccer Dogs had in mind.
Desert Pines used its speed and aggressiveness to defeat Virgin Valley 4-1 before a sparse crowd on a blustery day in Las Vegas. ...