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President Barack Obama made a cross-country swing for cash and Hispanic support Monday amid signs that Republican rival Mitt Romney is cutting into his lead in some key swing states as the campaign enters its final four weeks.
Romney tried to keep momentum on his side by bolstering his foreign policy credentials and rallying voters in Virginia, one of the most closely fought battlegrounds.
"Things are going pretty good," a visibly upbeat Romney said after turning his motorcade around to pose for pictures with children who lined up to wave as he passed their elementary school. ...

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Photos: Names to know, class grades and more: Breaking down Texas' 2013 recruiting class
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Biggest need unfulfilled: Defensive tackle -- The loss of five-star DT A'Shawn Robinson is going to sting for a long time. Texas also missed out on Andrew Billings, who chose Baylor over UT and TCU, leaving Texas without a defensive tackle in a recruiting class for the first time in over 10 years (Rivals.com records begin in 2002). The silver lining: The 2012 class left something in reserve, with Alex Norman and Paul Boyette both redshirting, and Malcom Brown (pictured, No. 90) coming on strong to end the season. But still, a recruiting class without a defensive tackle? Scary.
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Calpers Will Phase in Higher Employer Costs Over 2 Years
The California Public Employees' Retirement System's governing board voted to let the state and local governments phase in a rate increase for employee pensions over two years.
The 13-member governing board of the largest U.S. public pension approved the plan at a meeting today, cutting the amount of the raise by about half for the year that begins July 1 for state agencies and school districts and in July 2013 for local governments, the plan said today in a statement. The second half of the increase would take effect in the following year.
"California's public employers are continuing to face difficult budgeting challenges during this economic downturn," Rob Feckner, the president of the board, said in the statement. "Phasing in the rate increase will give employers a little more breathing room in the first year as they struggle to make ends meet in a difficult economic environment."
The increase stems from a lower assumed rate of return on investments adopted in March by the $235.7 billion fund's board. That lowered the presumed annual gain to 7.5 percent from 7.75 percent. The rate is used to calculate how much money the plan, known as Calpers, will have, how much it will need to cover promised benefits, and what employers must contribute.
Under the phase-in, the state and school districts next year will pay 0.61 percentage point to 1.16 percentage points of payroll more than currently. The rate for local governments will increase by between 0.63 percentage point and 1 percentage point starting in 2013. Calpers covers school employees such as bus drivers, cafeteria workers and secretaries.
Had the board not agreed to spread the increase out, the employer rate would have climbed by as much as 2.37 percentage points next year for some state agencies, such as the Highway Patrol. Some local governments would have faced an increase of 1.94 percentage points.


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New South Wales Farr 40 skipper Guido Belgiorno-Nettis will have his highly respected helming skills tested when he attempts to win the Aberdeen Asset Management Queensland championship on a trade wind tormented Moreton Bay today.
Brute breeze for Farr 40 final
Overnight Moreton Bay and the course area east of Green and St Helena Islands was whipped into a frenzy of short white crested waves by a solid breeze which peaked at 31 knots before dawn this morning.
This weather system will present the fleet with another searching test of fresh wind sailing and is expected to lay the foundation for a tactical arm wrestle between the Guido Belgiorno-Nettis helmed Transfusion and the improving Lang Walker skippered Kokomo who showed their class to fight back with an impressive win in race two before the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron officials left race 3 for another day.
The Transfusion crew excelled on all points of sailing to record a comfortable one minute 16 second win in race one over Kokomo and held a narrow lead on the first downwind over their rival in race two when they were 'crash tackled' by a 30 knot gust to experience a rare wild slide into an uncontrolled Chinese gybe.
All hope of dominating the series was lost when Transfusion was pinned down in her wild capsize allowing Lang Walker's equally talented Kokomo crew to master the building breeze and testing 1.5m seas to eventually record 31 second win for both crews to share the lead with 1-2 results.
Kokomo's tactician the London Olympic 470 Gold Medallist Malcolm Page is wearing some war wounds after he became entangled in the mainsheet and was flung across the cockpit however he showed his personal fighting spirit to set the tactical strategy in place for the Kokomo crew to set up a tactical dog-fight with the favourite Transfusion in the final races on a wind tormented Moreton Bay later today.


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Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari, center, holds the hands of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, left, and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad after their joint news conference at the President house in Islamabad, Pakistan on Friday, Feb. 17, 2012. The Afghan president says "impediments" in ties between Kabul and Islamabad must soon be removed so that progress can be made in peace talks to end the war in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/B.K. Bangash)


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Strengthening NGOs: partnerships for energy, forestry and recycling
Concerns on the pressures affecting ecosystem and rural communities' resilience are increasing across the European continent. The excessive use of wood biomass combined with low energy efficiency are some of the factors responsible for this trend. Export of illegally harvested raw timber, the unsustainable use of natural resources and limited recycling options exacerbate an already tenuous situation. …
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Exploiting limestone, Silvered langurs lose their "home": a response
Several recent newspaper articles, including one published in the December 12, 2011 edition of Tuoi Tre, draw attention to the status of the Silvered langur (Trachypithecus germaini) populations on the karst hills of Kien Luong District, Kien Giang Province. As the Tuoi Tre article states, this species is assessed as Endangered by IUCN, the International Union of Conservation of Nature, because it is believed to have undergone a decline exceeding 50% over the past 36 years (three generations, given a generation length of 12 years) due to a combination of habitat loss and hunting pressure (http://www.iucnredlist.org/apps/redlist/details/39874/0). The Tuoi Tre article also correctly acknowledges the unique biodiversity of the Kien Luong karst hills. … | Vietnamese
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Innovation in European agriculture
In the face of a growing world population expected to reach 9 billion in 2050, global food production will have to increase by 70% according to the FAO, the United Nations agency for food and agriculture. As one of the biggest world food producers and importers, the EU has a key role to play. …
30 Jan 2012 | News story
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La réserve de biosphère transfrontalière du bas delta du fleuve Sénégal : bientôt en gouvernance partagée ?
Les Etats du Sénégal et de la République Islamique de Mauritanie ont célébré les 11 et 12 janvier 2012, les journées de la Réserve de biosphère transfrontalière du bas delta du fleuve Sénégal-RBTDS. …
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Pan-European CEC members! An invitation to Tiere Live workshop on children, animals and biodiversity
The Bavarian Academy for Nature Conservation (ANL) in partnership with IUCN CEC is organizing a three-day workshop in Laufen, Germany. …
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IUCN advice on EU-OCT cooperation on environment and climate change
On 23 January 2012, IUCN provided expert advice on environment, climate change and EU-OCT cooperation to the leaders of the EU Overseas Countries and Territories (OCTs). The leaders gathered for their annual OCT Association (OCTA) Ministerial Conference in preparation for the 10th OCT-EU Forum, which will conclude today in Brussels. …
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Wetland Tourism: Delivering Vision 2030 in Kenya
Kenya will join the rest of the world to commemorate the World Wetlands Day, 2012 and national celebrations will be held on 2 February 2012 at Ombaka Primary School, Kisumu County. The World Wetlands Day is celebrated every 2nd February of each year and the theme for this year is Wetlands and Tourism. The theme is intended to demonstrate tourism as one of the key services that wetlands deliver. …
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Hasta el 15 de febrero de 2012, participantes pueden aplicar para el premio de USD $50,000 para sus projectos en respecto de la adaptación al cambio climático. … | English
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Dams in West Africa: report now available in French
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In Durban, South Africa major floods struck on Tuesday March 11 2008.
At about 11:00 Tuesday night, something devastating happened. In the city of Durban, South Africa, there was a massive flood. Many people were hurt and much property was damaged.
The flooding was massive. The waters got up to 1.668 meters in some areas. It is quite easy to see that people would be getting hurt. People were even seen destroying walls of houses to help others escape! In the end, despite the efforts people made to save others, 60 people are lying dead right now (more dead are being found).
People were killed, but that isn't the only thing gone. Much of the city was destroyed. "Two oil refineries, hospitals, courts, homes, shacks, railway lines, buildings and roads were affected by the overnight storm", stated by "Durban Calculates Rain Damage". From all that damage, the whole city would probably be crippled for years. Things like this turn the common word "flood" into "mega-disaster". Floods are normal things, and it is unimaginable that they can take this much and delete it from the map.
These articles relate to geography because they are the effects of a river changing as it flows. Rivers start out in the mountains and flow down in a certain path. Then eventually spring rainwaters come and overflow the banks of the river. This particular flood will be much known because it has devastated Durban, but it is still just a common occurrence of one of the most common geographic features on the planet.
I think this was a truly devastating occurrence, but it could and should have been avoided. I think that if better walls were built, then the floodwaters would have been diverted. A more expensive alternative would be to dam the river before it reaches major cities, so the floodwaters could be controlled. Also, if the river were dammed, a few major cities would be able to convert to hydroelectric power instead of the dirty coal.


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THE CENTER FOR ARTS IN NATICK, 14 Summer St., hosts a benefit concert for the foundation Brighter Tomorrow for Africa from 4-8 p.m. The event features classic rock by the Flutie Brothers, Ernie & the Automatics, Full House, the Boston Horns and Rockphoria. Tickets are $50/$45. Call 508-647-0097 or visit natickarts.org.
WALTHAM PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, led by Peyman Farzinpour, presents "Generation Mix," an all-Mendelssohn program, at the McDevitt Middle School, 75 Church St., Waltham, at 3 p.m. Tickets are $20, free for under 16 and over 60. Call 857-919-1385 or visit wphil.org.
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER, 160 Hollis St., Framingham, welcomes the Riverboat Stompers for an afternoon of traditional jazz at 2 p.m. Admission is $15-$12. Call 508-405-2787 or visit amazingthings.org.
DANFORTH MUSEUM OF ART, 123 Union Ave., Framingham, hosts a public tour and gallery talk at 1 p.m., and "Drop Into Art, " featuring family tours and arts activities, from 2-4 p.m. Call 508-620-0050 or visit danforthmuseum.org.
JAPANESE COMPOSER and pianist Yoko Nakatani performs an original work, titled "Adventures of John Manjiro," at the Morse Institute Library, 14 East Central St., Natick, at 2 p.m. Joining her are Tomoko Isshiki and Judith Goff.
Call 508-647-6520 or visit morseinstitute.org.
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FAMILY CONCERT, featuring a brass ensemble from the New England Conservatory's Educational Outreach Program, takes place at Emerson Umbrella, 40 Stow St., Concord, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10, free for children 12 and under. Call 978-371-9667 or visit concordchambermusic.org.
FRANKLIN PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY, 38 Main St., stages "Cinderella," a one-act family opera, at 3 p.m. Call 508-528-8668 or visit fpaconline.com.
VOICES OF METROWEST presents "The Best Is Yet To Come," a concert featuring rock, gospel and r&b, at the First Congregational Church, routes 27 and 135, Natick, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10/$5.
FOUNTAIN STREET STUDIOS, 59 Fountain St., Framingham, concludes its Open Studios Weekend from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Visit fountainstreetstudios.com.
SAXONVILLE STUDIOS, 1602-B Concord St., Framingham, hosts its Spring Open House from noon-5 p.m.
'BAT BOY: THE MUSICAL' will be staged at the Sorenson Theater, Babson College, Wellesley, at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $8. Visit babsonplayers.org.
Page 2 of 5 - BRANDEIS THEATER COMPANY presents "Hecuba," a new translation of Euripides' story of one woman's devotion and revenge, at Mainstage Theater, Brandeis University, 415 South St., Waltham, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $20. Call 781-736-3400 or visit brandeis.edu.
DISNEY'S 'THE ARISTOCATS KIDS' will be performed by Starz-N-Lightz Repertory Theatre's Youth Ensemble at the Gates School Cafetorium, 75 Spruce St, Acton, at 4 p.m. Tickets are $8. Call 978-760-3116.
BIG APPLE CIRCUS brings its new show "Play On!" to Boston's City Hall Plaza through May 3. Tickets are $20-$65. Call 888-541-3750 or visit bigapplecircus.org.
THE COLONIAL INN, 48 Monument Square, Concord. Fitzy hosts an Acoustic Open Mic at 7 p.m. No cover. Casual dining available. Call 978-369-9200 or visit concordscolonialinn.com.
STONES PUBLIC HOUSE, 176 Main St., Ashland. Pete Henderson and friends lead a Blues Jam from 8-midnight. No cover. Call 508-881-1778.
MEET TOMMY TUNE, actor, singer, dancer, director and more, at the Walnut High School's Celebrity Artist Series at Perrin Theater, 12 Highland St., Natick, at 6:30 p.m. Admission is free. Visit walnuthillarts.org.
ALGONKUIN THEATRE COMPANY holds auditions for its 2009 Shakespeare in the Parks production of "The Tragedy of Hamlet" at Norwood High School, 245 Nichols St., April 6 and 7 at 7 p.m. Call Marty at 508-272-0111 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
THE CENTER FOR ARTS IN NATICK, 14 Summer St. Mark Stepakoff hosts a Folk Open Mic featuring Kim Davidson at 8 p.m. Admission is $5 for non-members. Call 508-647-0097 or visit natickarts.org.
WAYSIDE GALLERY, at Longfellow's Wayside Inn, off Rte. 20, Sudbury, displays photos of Boston's Suffolk Downs by Watertown photographer Joshua Touster through April 26. Call 978-440-9630 or visit wayside.org.
THE CHAPEL CHOIR of Emmanuel College at the University of Cambridge in England performs free concerts April 7 at the Houghton Chapel, Wellesley College, 106 Central St., at 7:30 p.m.; and April 8 at Saint Dunstan's Church, 18 Springdale Ave., Dover, at 7 p.m. Call 508-785-0879 or visit saintdunstansma.org.
SCIENCE DISCOVERY MUSEUM, 177 Main St., Acton. "Make Your Own Magnetic Poetry" from 2-4 p.m. Museum admission is $13-$5. Call 978-264-4200 or visit discoverymuseums.org.
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER Join Daryl Lowery and faculty from the Berklee College of Music for a Jazz Jam at 8 p.m. Admission is $6/$5. Call 508-405-2787 or visit amazingthings.org.
Page 3 of 5 - THE CENTER FOR ARTS IN NATICK Members of the TCAN Players host a Speak Easy, an open mic for the spoken arts, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 for non-members. Call 508-647-0097 or visit natickarts.org.
OUT OF LINE STUDIO, 19 West Main St., Westborough, hosts an open house from 4-7 p.m. Meet artist Stefanie Bradie and create an artwork of your own. Call 508-380-7444 or visit outoflineartanddesign.com.
'DIRTY DANCING - THE CLASSIC STORY ON STAGE,' has its pre-Broadway run through April 12 at The Opera House in Boston. Tickets are $30-$91 or $132.50 for premium seating. Call 800-982-2787 or visit ticketmaster.com.
HOUSE OF BLUES, 15 Lansdowne St., Boston. Join Mates of State and Black Kids at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20. Call 800-745-3000 or visit livenation.com.
SHERBORN INN, routes 16 and 27, hosts the Wolverine Jazz Band from 7-9:30 p.m. Admission is $10. Call 508-655-9521.
BRITISH BEER COMPANY, 120 Worcester Road (Rte. 9), Framingham. Join Brogue at 10 p.m. No cover. Call 508-879-1776.
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER Join Jean Schwartz for a Children's Sing at 9 a.m. Admission is $5/$8 for families. Leslie Holmes hosts a Cabaret Open Mic featuring Mary Scarlata at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $8/$7. Call 508-405-2787 or visit amazingthings.org.
MERRIMACK REPERTORY THEATRE, 50 East Merrimack St., Lowell, stages "Bad Dates," a comedy about a single mother who tries to find love in New York City, through April 12. Tickets are $26/$31. Call 978-654-4MRT or visit merrimackrep.org.
LYRIC STAGE COMPANY, 140 Clarendon St., Boston, presents "Speech and Debate," a black comedy about adult hypocrisy, Wednesday-Sunday through April 25. Tickets are $25-$44. Visit lyricstage.com.
BRITISH BEER COMPANY Enjoy Crystal Clear Karaoke with Crystal & Jamie at 10 p.m. No cover. Call 508-879-1776.
THE COLONIAL INN welcomes Jimmy Mazzy and the Last Minute Men at 7 p.m. No cover. Casual dining available. Call 978-369-9200.
EPOCH OF WESTON, 75 Norumbega Road, welcomes singer and instrumentalist Al Gould at 2 p.m. Admission is free. Call 781-891-6100.
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER Dan Cloutier hosts a Folk Open Mic at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $6/$5. Call 508-405-2787.
'DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA' by John Patrick Shanley will be performed April 9-11 at the Black Box Plaza Theater at the Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont St. Tickets are $15. Call 617-933-8600.
CHILDREN'S DISCOVERY MUSEUM, 177 Main St., Acton. Explore "Music and Movement with Miss Katrina" at 10 a.m. Museum admission is $13-$5. Call 978-264-4200 or visit discoverymuseums.org.
Page 4 of 5 - BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, led by Assistant Conductor Shi-Yeon Sung, performs music by Sibelius, Grieg, Copland and Bartok, April 9-14 at Symphony Hall, Boston. Tickets are $29-$115. Call 617-266-1200 or visit bso.org.
COMEDY CONNECTION WILBUR THEATRE, 246 Tremont St., Boston. Join Demetri Martin April 9 and 10 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $37. Call 800-745-3000 or visit thewilburtheatre.com.
HOUSE OF BLUES welcomes Umprhey's McGee at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25. Call 800-745-3000 or visit livenation.com.
TAMMANY HALL, 43 Pleasant St., Worcester, hosts Girls Guns & Glory at 8 p.m. Admission is $8. Call 866-458-7610. Visit rockonconcerts.com or ticketweb.com.
BRITISH BEER COMPANY Join 3rd Left at 10 p.m. No cover. Call 508-879-1776.
THE COLONIAL INN John Fitzsimmons and Friends perform traditional pub songs at 7 p.m. No cover. Casual dining available. Call 978-369-9200.
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER Join the New York City-based band Mango Blue for big band Latin jazz at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20-$16. Call 508-405-2787.
THE CENTER FOR ARTS IN NATICK, 14 Summer St., hosts the final of its three semifinals of TCAN's Rock Showdown at 7:30 p.m., with some of the area's top high school bands including Blindfolds Aside, The Saints, One Step Away and Lotus Grove. Tickets are $8. Call 508-647-0097. Visit natickarts.org.
ENTER STAGE LEFT THEATER 30 Main St., Hopkinton. Lori Robak hosts an evening of improv skits fashioned after the TV show "Whose Line is It Anyway?" at 7:30. Admission is $5 to watch or play. Call 508-435-2114 or visit enterstagelefttheater.com.
SCIENCE DISCOVERY MUSEUM holds a Lego Challenge from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Build castles, spaceships, bridges and more. Museum admission is $13-$5. Call 978-264-4200 or visit discoverymuseums.org.
NEW ART CENTER IN NEWTON, 61 Washington St., hosts a gallery talk from 4:30-6 p.m., and an opening reception from 6-8 p.m., for its new sculpture exhibit "Architecture of Fragments," featuring work by Elissa Cox, Tannaz Farsi and Petra Kralickova. Visit newartcenter.org.
CENTRAL SQUARE THEATER, 450 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge. The Catalyst Collaborative presents Bertolt Brecht's "The Life of Galileo" Wednesday-Sunday, April 10-May 17. Tickets are $32/$22, $18 for students. Call 866-811-4111 or visit centralsquaretheater.org.
'AIN'T MISBEHAVIN,' starring 2003 American Idol Champion Ruben Studdard, stops at The Strand Theatre, 543 Columbia Road, Boston, April 10-12. Tickets are $58-$28. Call 866-348-9738 or visit citicenter.org.
Page 5 of 5 - BRITISH BEER COMPANY Join Mr. Band at 10 p.m. No cover. Call 508-879-1776.
THE COLONIAL INN It's New Orleans Night with Henri Smith and the Workingman's Band at 7 p.m. No cover. Casual dining available. Call 978-369-9200.
TAMMANY HALL welcomes the Gary Backstrom Band and Sun Jones at 8 p.m. Admission is $8. Call 866-458-7610. Visit rockonconcerts.com or ticketweb.com.
HAPPY SWALLOW CAFE, 398 Waverly St., Framingham. Jim Atkinson performs at 9 p.m. No cover. Call 508-875-3942.
'WAKE UP AND SMELL THE POETRY,' a free poetry and music series hosted by Cheryl Perreault continues at 10:30 a.m., at the HCAN-TV Studio, 77 Main St., Hopkinton, with poet, author, songwriter and educator Regie O'Hare Gibson. An open mic follows. Visit www.hcam.tv.
DORA THE EXPLORER ACTRESS entertains kids with Dora-themed stories at Wellesley Booksmith, 82 Central St., at 11 a.m. and noon. Call 781-431-1160.
BELKIN FAMILY LOOKOUT FARM, 89 Pleasant St., Natick, hosts an Easter egg hunt from 10 a.m.-noon. Call 508-653-0653 or visit lookoutfarm.com.
THE CENTER FOR ARTS IN NATICK Join Colin Hay, former front man of Men at Work, with Janet Robin opening at 8 p.m. Tickets are $35/$32. Call 508-647-0097.
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER The Piti Theater presents "Elmer and the Elder Tree" at 2 p.m. Tickets are $8. Call 508-405-2787.
FAMILY MUSICAL "Thomas & Friends Live! On Stage: A Circus Comes To Town" will be performed at 11 a.m., and 2 and 5 p.m., at Citi Performing Arts Center in Boston. Tickets are $50-$25. Call 877 232-8898. Visit citicenter.org.
PARADISE ROCK CLUB, 967 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, welcomes Superdrag at 9 p.m. Tickets are $18 in advance or $20. Visit thedise.com.
HAPPY SWALLOW CAFE Join Mid Life Crisis at 9 p.m. No cover. Call 508-875-3942.
THE COLONIAL INN Tad Hitchcock teams up with the Harvey Diamond Group at 7 p.m. Casual dining available. Call 978-369-9200.
BRITISH BEER COMPANY Six Foot Sunday performs at 10 p.m. No cover. Call 508-879-1776.
TAMMANY HALL Join Lee Villaire at 6 p.m. Admission is $10. Call 866-458-7610. Visit rockonconcerts.com or ticketweb.com.
COMEDY CONNECTION WILBUR THEATRE hosts Massachusetts native Bo Burnham at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20-$29. Call 800-745-3000 or visit thewilburtheatre.com.
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text: Iran Wife Of Jailed Pastor Halts Public Advocacy, Cites Marital Abuse By Frankie Barnhill • Nov 13, 2015 Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesman After three years of advocacy on behalf of her husband Saeed, Naghmeh Abedini says she has decided to pull back on public appearances. According to an article on the website Christianity Today, Naghmeh Abedini cites marital abuse as her reason for moving out of the spotlight. Iranian Official: Held US Citizens, Including Abedini, Discussed At Nuke Talks By Associated Press & Samantha Wright • Jul 22, 2015 Courtesy of American Center for Law and Justice Iran's deputy foreign minister says Iranian diplomats discussed the case of Americans still held captive by Tehran. That includes Boise pastor Saeed Abedini. The issue was raised on the sidelines of negotiations in Vienna earlier this month that led to the landmark deal on curbing Iran's nuclear program. Abbas Araghchi told reporters in the Iranian capital on Wednesday that cases of "imprisoned citizens" were discussed with their American counterparts during the nuclear talks. He says "humanitarian" reasons had motivated the discussion but did not elaborate. Wife Of Jailed Boise Pastor Disappointed Over Iranian Nuclear Deal By Samantha Wright • Jul 14, 2015 Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesman Disappointed. That's how Naghmeh Abedini describes finding out the release of her husband was not included in the Iran nuclear deal announced Tuesday. Her husband, Saeed Abedini, is a pastor from Boise. He has been held in prison in Iran since 2012. He was convicted of undermining state security for forming private Christian churches in homes in Iran, and was sentenced to eight years in prison. Families Appeal To Congress, Call For Release Of Americans Held In Iran By Michele Kelemen • Jun 2, 2015 After hearing testimony from four families, U.S. lawmakers passed a resolution calling on Iran to release three jailed Americans and provide information about a former FBI agent who disappeared in Iran in 2007. As the June 30 deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran approaches, the families say it's time for the U.S. to push hard on this issue. Among those who spoke Tuesday before a hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Committee was Daniel Levinson, son of former FBI agent Robert Levinson. Wife Of Boise Pastor Jailed In Iran To Speak Before House Committee By Samantha Wright • Jun 1, 2015 Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesman The wife of a Boise pastor jailed in Iran will testify tomorrow before the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs. Naghmeh Abedini will tell the story of her husband, Saeed, who has been detained in Iran since 2012. U.S. Senate Passes Resolution To Free Abedini, Others Held in Iran By Associated Press & Samantha Wright • May 11, 2015 Courtesy of American Center for Law and Justice The Senate has unanimously passed a resolution calling for Iranian officials to immediately release a Boise pastor and two Americans held in Iran and help locate a fourth. The lawmakers on Monday called on Iran to free Saeed Abedini, Amir Hekmati and Jason Rezaian and cooperate with the U.S. government to locate and return former FBI agent Robert Levinson, who is believed to be missing in Iran. Abedini, a Christian pastor from Idaho, has been in Iranian custody since September 2012 and is serving an eight-year sentence for undermining state security. President Obama Calls For Iran To Release Boise Pastor By Associated Press & Samantha Wright • Mar 20, 2015 Courtesy of American Center for Law and Justice In the midst of an unexpected break in Iranian nuclear talks, President Barack Obama is calling for the return of Americans held in Iran, including Boise pastor Saeed Abedini. In a message commemorating the Persian New Year, Obama says it's a time for families to be reunited. Senators Decry Idaho Pastor's Imprisonment In Iran By Associated Press • Mar 12, 2015 Courtesy of American Center for Law and Justice Senators at a subcommittee hearing have been told that high-level U.S. attention to Iran's imprisonment of American Pastor Saeed Abedini is helping to keep him alive. Abedini has been in Iranian custody since September 2012 and was sentenced to eight years in prison for what was termed undermining state security. President Barack Obama has called for the Christian pastor's release and met with his wife and children in Idaho in January. Naghmeh Abedini Hopeful For Husband's Release After Meeting With Obama By Frankie Barnhill • Jan 22, 2015 Jim Max / For Boise State Public Radio It's been almost two-and-a-half years since Boise pastor Saeed Abedini was first imprisoned in Iran. Abedini's wife, Naghmeh, has been working to get her husband's freedom secured ever since. She's even spoken in front of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva to plead her husband's case. On Wednesday, Mrs. Abedini got her message directly to President Barack Obama. Boise Woman Continues Fight To Free Husband From Iranian Prison With Nationwide Vigils By Samantha Wright • Sep 22, 2014 Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesman Naghmeh Abedini says she misses her husband and fears for his safety. It's been two years since Boise pastor Saeed Abedini was sentenced to an Iranian prison, accused of undermining state security by trying to establish a network of Christian churches in private homes. His supporters will hold a prayer vigil for Saeed Friday. Imprisoned Idaho Pastor Recently Transferred To Iranian Hospital By Associated Press • Apr 1, 2014 Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesman The wife of an American pastor who's been imprisoned for 18 months in Iran says he's doing better since being transferred to a hospital recently. Naghmeh Abedini told Faith Radio that her husband, the Rev. Saeed Abedini , is now receiving better meals and pain medication. She says he still needs surgery, however, for injuries he suffered in prison. Advocates Of Boise Man Held In Iran Say Obama Administration Must Do More By Scott Graf • Dec 12, 2013 Twitter: @SenatorRisch A Boise woman was on Capitol Hill Thursday to make her case for the U.S. government negotiating the release of her husband from a prison in Iran. Nagmeh Abedini, her attorney and experts on human and religious rights, testified in front of a House subcommittee. They urged President Barack Obama and the U.S. State Department to do more to free Saeed Abedini – the Boise man held in prison in Iran for more than a year. Idaho Pastor Detained In Iran Granted Visit From Family By Associated Press • Nov 19, 2013 Courtesy of American Center for Law and Justice Human rights officials say an Idaho pastor who is being detained in a notorious prison in Iran has been allowed to visit with family. Officials with the American Center for Law & Justice say Monday's visit marked the first time Saeed Abedini was able to see family since his transfer to Rajai Shahr prison more than two weeks ago. The 33-year-old Christian pastor who had been living in Boise. But he's been in Iranian custody since September 2012 and is serving an eight-year sentence for undermining state security. Vigil For Boise Pastor Imprisoned In Iran Draws Hundreds By Frankie Barnhill • Sep 27, 2013 Frankie Barnhill / Boise State Public Radio Hundreds of people gathered outside the Idaho Capitol in the rain on Thursday afternoon to pray for Boise pastor Saeed Abedini. The Christian pastor has been sentenced to serve eight years in an Iranian prison. So far, he has been held by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard for one year. The Iranian government charged Abedini for compromising the country's national security, but his supporters say he was there building an orphanage. Wife Of Imprisoned Boise Pastor Appeals To United Nations By Frankie Barnhill • Jun 4, 2013 Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesman The wife of a Christian Boise pastor imprisoned in Iran spoke in front of the United Nations Human Rights Council Tuesday. Naghmeh Abedini traveled to Geneva to make her case for her husband's release. Saeed Abedini has been in prison since last September, and was sentenced for attempting to convert Iranians to Christianity. Mrs. Abedini addressed the international governing body for the first time. New Details: Boise Pastor Could Spend 8 Years In Iranian Prison By Samantha Wright • Jan 28, 2013 Courtesy of American Center for Law and Justice A pastor from Boise has been sentenced to 8 years in an Iranian prison. Saeed Abedini was convicted over the weekend of attempting to undermine state security in Iran. Boise Pastor Sentenced To 8 Years In Iran By Associated Press • Jan 28, 2013 BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The State Department says a Boise pastor who has been jailed in Iran since September has been sentenced to eight years in prison. Spokesman Darby Holladay said Sunday that the department is calling on Iran to respect Saeed Abedini's human rights and release him. Earlier this month Iran's semi-official news agency, ISNA, quoted Abedini's attorney as saying his client stood trial in the Revolutionary Court on charges of attempting to undermine state security by creating a network of Christian churches in private homes. Idahoan Portrayed In 'Argo' Recounts Fall of U.S. Embassy In Iran By Scott Graf • Oct 18, 2012 Courtesy Lee Schatz The new movie Argo is a drama about the CIA's role in getting six Americans out of Iran in the months following the hostile takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979. Ben Affleck directed the movie. He also plays Tony Mendez, the CIA operative who thinks up the plan to get the Americans out. Supply, Demand, And Speculation Play Roles In High Gas Prices Derek Jensen / Tysto-Wikimedia Commons Gas prices are on the rise throughout the United States. In Idaho, it costs on average about $3.80 a gallon. That's up from $3.00 a gallon at the start of this year. One reason for this spike has to do with future bets on oil prices.


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I don't want any setbacks after my breast surgery, what should I do?
Is There a Quick Way to Recover from Breast Augmentation?
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Speeding Up Breast Augmentation Recovery
1. Refined surgical techniques: your surgeon should reduce unnecessary trauma and bleeding by avoiding blunt dissection and performing any incisions "blind".
2. Avoid or at least minimize the use of strong pain medications. .
3. Minimizing time spent under anesthesia, decreasing recovery issues (nausea and/or vomiting) associated with their use.
4. Restrict arm movements for the first three days.
5. Walk leisurely around to prevent blood clot formation.
6. Do not return to vigorous physical activities until your surgeon gives you the green light.
If you follow the instructions provided to you by your surgeon, you should be able to recover more smoothly from your surgery. Good luck!
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Easy recuperation following surgery
The best things you can do are to be in good health and well rested going into your surgery and to follow your board certified doctors instruction's both before and after surgery. This may involve stopping some kinds of medications or dietary supplements so make sure your doctor knows what you are taking. Good luck with your surgery.
Breast Augmentation
The quickest recovery is no surgery. How you heal is out of our hands and in the hands of mother nature and you. Some recover faster than others and there is not always a clear path of understanding of this. Smaller implants traditionally heal a little faster as there is less surgical area and less muscle tension, but the difference is minor. Have the surgery when you have the time to recover and then you can get the size you want.
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Fast Breast Augmentation Recovery
The best way to recover quickly after Breast Augmentation is to choose a surgeon who adheres to the principles of careful preplanning and meticulous dissection of the pocket. With this, you should be back to normal activities within 6 to 48 hours, depending on the placement of the implant.
Aug Recovery
There is no such thing as a easy recovery from a surgery. Everyone recovers differently. Techniques can effect how you recover . Over the muscle (if you are a candidate) usually has allot less discomfort then under the muscle placement. Keeping dissection of the pocket to a minimum I believe helps post op pain. Patients mind set to get up and get moving helps the recovery process. Giving your self appropriate recovery time to avoid complications will also expedite your recovery. Good Luck.
Fast recovery after breast augmenatation
Recovery from any procedure is variable and depends on tecnhnique, type of surgery and patient's own healing. In breast augmenattion the bigger the size the more likely that there will be temporary presure pain. This can be further increased if the implants are placed beneath the muscle. An important element, though, is a thorough preop discussion of the operation and postop course with your surgeon. This will help eliminate some anxiety. We instruct our patients to wear a surgical bra for 2 weeks after which we ask them to remove the bra and begin a series of breast massages for the next several months. We also ask them not to do any exrecises which stresses the pectoral muscles for the first 6 weeks.
Quick recovery possible but no guarantees
Unfortunately, no one can guarantee a quick recovery without complications. Stay clear of anyone who does.
However, there are certain techniques that make having a fast smooth recovery more likely than not. These techniques are based on using an atraumatic bloodless approach to making the implant pocket and placing appropriately sized implants to reduce postoperative discomfort. Patients usually need less narcotics and return to normal activities much sooner than with other methods. This technique was developed by a Dallas plastic surgeon, Dr John Tebbetts and has been successfully implemented by several surgeons around the country.
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Rapid recovery after breast implants
A smooth recovery after breast augmentation depends on good preparation, and a positive attitude. Those who are up and moving after their procedure will feel better and recover faster. Do expect muscular soreness for several days after. We ask our patients to wear a snug bra and band wrap to keep the implants still for two weeks to reduce swelling and soreness. Be sure to discuss your surgeons routine beforehand.
Best of luck,
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Recovery after breast augmentation
There is no way to have a fast recovery from any surgical procedure, including a breast augmentation. If your implants are being placed under your chest (pectoral) muscle you can expect to be in pain for a few days with a limited range of motion of your arms. You can follow your surgeon's instructions and do some range of motion exercises early on to gradually get back to your usual activities. Each patient responds differently to the experience of surgery so you can not predict how you will recover; nor can your surgeon.
The easisest recovery is to have implants placed over the muscle (subglandular), however this has several disadvantages ( higher capsular contracture rate, more difficulty in reading mammograms, etc.)
Best wishes,
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Quick recovery post breast augmentation
As in life shortcuts can always lead to trouble. Unfortunately the answer is no. Listen to your surgeon and follow the instructions given as they know how to best manage your post op recovery. The more complaint with the given instructions the quicker and better you will heal.
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The latest information about Anzac Day services at Gallipoli can be found on the Department of Veterans' Affairs website.
We are sure that your visit to the Peninsula will be a memorable one. However, it is important for international visitors to understand that only very limited facilities are available. The Turkish Government strictly controls any development on the Peninsula in an attempt to preserve this important historical site. The organisation of the Anzac Day services has only been possible with the assistance of the Australian and New Zealand Embassies in Ankara and through the cooperation of the Government of the Republic of Turkey.
Due to the uncertainties that exist in the international environment potential travellers to Turkey should refer to the latest travel advice at the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's Smart Traveller website.
As part of your pre-travel planning, you should register with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, in addition to taking out travel insurance, subscribing to the free country updates, and providing relevant travel details to family or friends.
The history of Anzac Day
In 1916, the first anniversary of the landing was observed in Australia, New Zealand and England and by troops in Egypt. That year, 25 April was officially named 'Anzac Day' by the Acting Prime Minister, George Pearce.


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LAS CRUCES >> Expect to pay more for that green enchilada plate — or just about anything else you buy in the city.
Starting Tuesday, the gross receipts tax — often called sales tax — is going up in Las Cruces.
That means residents are going to have to pay more — about 37.5 cents on a $100 purchase — for most products and services inside the city. Though the tax is assessed to businesses, they often pass it on to customers.
The City Council approved the hike last October to recoup a portion of sales tax dollars that will be lost the state starting in July 2015. As part of a 2013 bill to lower tax rates for corporations in New Mexico, the Legislature will begin phasing out hold harmless payments the state has been making to cities ever since taxes were eliminated on food and most medical services in 2004. The Legislature granted local governments the authority to increase gross receipts taxes as part of the 2013 bill,
City officials have argued the tax hike will be needed to keep the city from having to cut back on services when the hold harmless payments begin being phased out a year from now.
The phase out will happen over 15 years. In that time, city officials estimate that the city would lose $80 million if not for the tax hike.
Some residents said they weren't happy about the idea of paying a higher tax.
"The GRT is too high already," said Mark Benson. "We all have to live within a budget; the city of Las Cruces needs to do the same."
The sales tax that takes effect Tuesday will have "earned slightly less than the amount we will lose" over the 15-year time frame, said City Manager Robert Garza.
The sales tax rate will increase this week from 7.5625 percent to 7.9375 percent, according to the city.
Resident Vivian Moore pointed out that the increase went before the City Council, where the public had an opportunity to give input. She also noted Las Crucens shop next door in Texas, where the rate is higher.
"Perhaps if more Las Crucens shopped locally and the tax dollars stayed here, then the rate wouldn't have to be increased," she said via Facebook.
Still, Moore said the rate might not have to be increased if the city cut back on spending on programs.
Into savings
Revenue from the new tax will take a couple of months to reach the city after being routed through the state, officials said. Because of the lag, the measure will generate about $7.4 million in 2014-15, Garza said. But a full year is expected to generate about $8.9 million.
Garza said this year's revenue will go into savings.
"We have not programmed the funds to be spent this next year due to the continued uncertainty with the fund's stability," he said.
The dollars will be kept in five different pools within the city budget, the largest amount being $3.5 million set aside in the city's Vehicle Acquisition Fund, according to information from Garza. Another $2 million will be held in the Facilities Improvement Fund, while $1 million will be placed into the Economic Development Fund.
Future plans?
Garza said because the new sales tax won't recoup all the money that's lost, city government must be "extremely cautious and purposeful" in spending the revenue from it.
But it's likely the city will look to invest in economic development to "grow and expand the tax base" in the city, Garza said.
"We will also look to invest the funds in restoration of long-term infrastructure, such as roads, utilities, and public facilities," he said. "These infrastructure elements will cost more to repair if deferred and more of the system will deteriorate if we delay work until a later date."


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It's not over 'til it's over. Lamar Odom is still holding out hope that things will work out between him and his estranged wife, Khloe Kardashian. In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly after a Feb. 21 press conference for his new team, Baskonia (a.k.a. Laboral Kutxa), the basketball player said Kardashian would "always" be his wife, even if they divorce -- which he's hoping doesn't happen.
"I love my wife. She'll always be my wife, no matter what," Odom, 34, told Us of Kardashian, 29, who filed for divorce in December after four years of marriage. "Who knows? We don't know exactly if [the divorce is going through]. Only time will tell. I hope not. But even if we were divorced, she would always be my wife."
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The athlete went on to say that marrying the reality star was one of the greatest things he'd ever done. "Those were some of the best years of my life," he shared. "Being married and being married to a woman I decided to marry was, besides having children, the most important thing in my life." (The star has two kids from a previous relationship.)
Odom, who struggled with infidelity and drug abuse during their marriage, is the first to admit he's not perfect. "We all have regrets, but the thing is to learn from life. There's no one in this room, no one in this world who can say, 'I'm mistake-free, I have made no mistakes,'" he told Us. "If you can introduce me to that person, please introduce me to that person. Let me meet him and speak to him."
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"I won a sixth Man of the Year award while I shot [our reality] show -- people forget that," he added. "I think it's easy for people to say, 'Because you do this, you must be this kind of person, vain or uptight or meant to people.' People have a sense of who you may be because of the job you do. That's unfair judgement," he continued.
"I think we prejudge a little bit too much these days because there's so much access to everything about the world. It's easy for us to look at a YouTube video or a program that doesn't turn off and say, 'This guy must be this way,'" he explained. "I understand how powerful TV is, but there's nothing I would do different."
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For the moment, Odom is focused on getting back to his passion for basketball. "This is the love of the game for Lamar," he explained of his contract with Laboral Kutxa, for whom he'll wear the number seven. "I've got a winner mentality, the mentality of a champion."
"I feel good and every day I'm getting closer to closer to being on the court, but it's a work in progress," he added during the press conference at the Fernando Buesa Arena in Vitoria. "I've been away from the game for a little bit, but it's going to take some time and I have to be patient. When me and coach Sergio and the organization get together and think it's the right time [to be on the court], that will be the right time."
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Computation of differential operators in wavelet coordinates
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Abstract: In [Found. Comput. Math., 2 (2002), pp. 203-245], Cohen, Dahmen, and DeVore proposed an adaptive wavelet algorithm for solving general operator equations. Assuming that the operator defines a boundedly invertible mapping between a Hilbert space and its dual, and that a Riesz basis of wavelet type for this Hilbert space is available, the operator equation is transformed into an equivalent well-posed infinite matrix-vector system. This system is solved by an iterative method, where each application of the infinite stiffness matrix is replaced by an adaptive approximation. It was shown that if the errors of the best linear combinations from the wavelet basis with terms are for some , which is determined by the Besov regularity of the solution and the order of the wavelet basis, then approximations yielded by the adaptive method with terms also have errors of . Moreover, their computation takes only operations, provided , with being a measure of how well the infinite stiffness matrix with respect to the wavelet basis can be approximated by computable sparse matrices. Under appropriate conditions on the wavelet basis, for both differential and singular integral operators and for the relevant range of , in [SIAM J. Math. Anal., 35(5) (2004), pp. 1110-1132] we showed that , assuming that each entry of the stiffness matrix is exactly available at unit cost.
Generally these entries have to be approximated using numerical quadrature. In this paper, restricting ourselves to differential operators, we develop a numerical integration scheme that computes these entries giving an additional error that is consistent with the approximation error, whereas in each column the average computational cost per entry is . As a consequence, we can conclude that the adaptive wavelet algorithm has optimal computational complexity.
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One of the things I like least about painting is the cleanup. But, it must be done, so after I'm done color-fying my walls, I like to follow these paint tool cleaning tips from HGTV – they're effective and save time for when I'm ready to paint again!
1. Clean the brushes. Use soap and water to clean latex paint off the brush immediately after painting. If the paint dries on the brush, you'll need special solvents to remove it. If your house is on a public sewer system, you can clean the brushes in your sink, but be careful not to dispose of paint in an area where it might seep into the groundwater.
2. Use solvents, if needed. For oil-based paints, you'll need a solvent such as paint thinner or mineral spirits. Pour about two inches of thinner into a metal container and swirl the dirty brush in it until the paint comes off. Press the brush against the side of the container to remove excess thinner and clean off the remaining thinner with a rag, then rinse with soap and water. If oil-based paint dries on your brush, just soak it in thinner for a few minutes before cleaning. Caution: Rags, steel wool, sanding dust or waste soaked with oil-based products may spontaneously catch fire if improperly discarded. Immediately after each use, place rags, steel wool, sanding dust or waste in a sealed, water-filled metal container
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Midlake didn't get the attention they deserved for 2004's excellent, tricky to pronounce LP, Bamnan and Slivercork. Fans of their whimsical debut may find The Trials of Van Occupanther a major departure, steeped in 1970s singer-songwriter stylings of Fleetwood Mac or Todd Rundgren. Here, violin, bassoon, and flute replace Bamnan's heavy reliance on electronics to create the psychedelic shine.
Trials tells of stonecutters and mountaineers traveling long and hard, delivered in two and three-part harmonies to a time when houses were made of stone and cedar and built by the people who lived in them. The leadoff track, "Roscoe," contains one of the most difficult lyrics of 2006, "Whenever I was a child I wondered what if my name had changed into something more productive like 'Roscoe' born in 1891, waiting with my aunt Roselyn." This idea sets the tone of the album melodically and topically.
"Bandits" begins with quiet strumming, accompanied by a simple electric piano reminiscent of the bridge from "Pink Moon." Imagery of being overrun by bandits and having to forage through the forest for food is echoed by the stripped-down feel of the instrumentation. Without directly naming landmarks of the American frontier, all the elements are present and untamed: oxen, deer, rabbits, and the push toward the coast.
The piano strikes mostly fifths, those sacred, puritan notes that cannot help but please the ear. Songs refer to wives and marriage, an institution so un-rock it's nearly impossible to avoid cheesiness, but Midlake pull it off by the power of front man Tim Smith's voice. Musically, there's not much untreaded ground, but there are enough interesting narrative melodies and harmonies to ensure repeated listens, well through the album's toned-down second half.
Many of the songs allude to a return to nature paired with instrumentation much tighter and organic than previous forays into fuzzier sounds, which is what a great band should do during two years between albums. Songs take longer to deliver, like the Pony Express, but we are more patient in a sparse American West before the invention of the automobile.
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Just bought this CD. Sad to say not impressed. I was told its like the darker stuff of Fleetwood Mac, maybe i had to High of standards. I wish I had went with my other choice John Zorn/Electric Masada or Praxis/Sacrifist.
mr. krinkle, i too wasn't too pleased when i first heard this album but for me it was one of those things where i just had to listen to it a couple of times before it grew on me and now i can't stop listening to it. give it a few whirls see if it clings to ya. either way, happy listening.
Ciffy, my favorite track was #3, I cant even remember the name. I wish I would had burned the CD on my computer before returning it....but that would be dishonest. I traded it in and got Birds of Fire from Mahavishnu
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While online shopping is definitely comfortable as it saves you the extra travel time and roaming, but when it comes to apparels, many are still not too confident about buying clothes online. The deal with clothes is that you want to try them on and see how they look on you. Solving this problem, a start-up has developed Mirror.ly. This new application will provide virtual fitting rooms for online retail stores.
Mirror.ly will first be made available in-store at partner retailers on digital display and will thereby be released on the Web and iOS platforms. The way Mirror.ly works is by taking a full-body scan of a consumer to produce a life-size virtual image of their body, just like a mirror.
Mirror.ly lets you try on clothes by a simple swipe of hand. Users can view a 3D model of how the clothes would look on them, in terms of fitting, look, and movement of the cloth. Mirror.ly will be especially advantageous for retailers as they can up-sell their products by advertising pre-selected styles for user.
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US –He's Coming Back/You'll Never Know –Straita Head Records (1975 US)
This looks to be a San Diego band who enlisted Johnny Almond (Ex Zoot Money/John Mayall and half of Mark –Almond) as a guest on the A side of this single. Not sure why 20 seconds of Sax warrants such star billing…Anyhow -He's Coming Back has a heavy early 70s Who influence, but is even closer to Side Three/Overnight Sensation Raspberries or Artful Dodger stuff. Enjoy the stunning lead guitar over the ending…Very tasteful. You'll Never Know is Almond-free and it's a blistering high energy rocker again with a bit of Raspberries thrown in with some top lead guitar. Straita Head was a production company and a well-known Hair Metal club in the San Diego are in the 80s, but you can safely date this single to the mid-70s as Johnny Almond signed to ABC in 1975. A killer double-sider.
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Us also recorded a lone LP, released in 1979, it was entitled 'It's Just Us!'.
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Last week I started to set up the Montessori shelves for my toddler. I decided to purposely keep a few of his wooden toys on the shelves first, and then to slowly add some of the new Montessori works in the coming days and weeks. I want him to notice the new environment and explore with familiar items. He has totally fell in love with this special place already! It has become a little routine for us to drop off the older boys to school, come home and get our slippers on, mama her 2nd cuppa coffee and head to the third floor family room.
I made one small addition from the leftover felt after last weekend's birthday party. With scraps from the birthday banner and a handmade lizard came little tree tops and leaves for his wooden block set. He is fascinated with the leaves outside, which are only beginning to change and fall here in southern Ohio. He loves to gather them up with his brother's help and then, crumble them and shred them to bits. We are still at that stage, ha, so felt works great for indoors.
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I think we've firmly established that I'm a super snacker. I am pretty much incapable of following the whole three meals a day routine… I'm always grabbing a handful of this, a handful of that between meals. I've been trying harder and harder to reach more healthier, less processed snacks over the last four months or so. However, those types of snacks can sometimes take a little bit of time to prepare and let's face it… sometimes I'm just hangry. You know, so hungry that you get cranky and angry? Guilty as charged. That's when I end up eating the not-so-great-for-me stuff.
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"This has quickly become one of my go-to autumn shades because it's a slightly vamp take on a red nail. Not too dark but not a bright red, this gives me a polished, classic look that lasts at least a week." - Eileen of Miss WhoEverYouAre


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Man dies in Tinley Manor crashComment on this story
Durban - A man was killed in an accident on the N2 near Tinley Manor in KwaZulu-Natal on Sunday, said paramedics.
His car had veered off the road and ended up at the bottom of a steep embankment, said Netcare 911 spokeswoman Santi Steinmann.
"Upon arrival on scene paramedics found that a man, believed to be in his forties, had tragically lost his life," said Steinmann.
The cause of the accident was not clear.
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