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In this post , you will learn how you can send binary data through cURL in php. You might want to send binary data like image in some of the API calls viz Picasa API, Twitpic API etc. If you send the image file as it is, it will passed to the API request as passed over the http, using content-type application/x-www-form-urlencoded. But API expected the binary data and hence your call fails everytime.
So to pass data in the binary format using the cURL request, we let the cURL pick the image itself. you just have to prefix '@' letter before the filename, that is it. So a small protoype of this example would be :
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Neil Minet is DMS Champ in 5th grade New York State Mathematics League Contest
On May 14, 124 fifth grade students participated in the annual Fifth Grade New York State Mathematics League Contest. Students were given 30 minutes to complete 30 challenging math problems. Because of the high level of difficulty, a score of 12 is considered commendable. Contest officials report that very few students who take the exam throughout the state receive a score as high as 24 points. The following is an example of one of the more challenging problems that students were asked to solve:
"Jake has 100 square tiles, each of which has a perimeter of 4 m. If he forms a rectangle using all of the tiles, what is the smallest perimeter the rectangle he forms can have?"
A) 40 m B) 100 m C) 202 m D) 404 m
Six students received a terrific score of 24. They are Meg Blystone, Emily Buschbascher, Abigail Kankus, Peter Rao, Schuyler Stuart, and Chris Torell.
Certificates are awarded from the Math League to the students who attain the top five highest scores. A book is awarded to the student with the highest score. There were nine students who had the top five scores.
Five students received the third-highest score of 25. They are Matt Bailey, Tom Dailey, Maverick Keegan, Haley Randall, and Sydney Stehle.
Three students share Second Place Honors with outstanding scores of 26. They are Julia Holynski, James Murphy, and Teagan Todd.
The Driver Middle school Fifth Grade Math League School Champion, with an awesome score of 27 is Neil Minet.
Congratulations to the students with the top scores and to all who participated for their outstanding efforts!
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Take a look at this lovely Limoges porcelain, highly collectible Peint Main trinket box. Grey elephant with the trunk up stands upon what looks to be a grassy base. Measures 2 1/4" tall. Pristine condition. This appears to be an older one.
Jasperware trinket box by Wedgwood. This beautiful box is jet black in color and is in the English Grape pattern, I believe. It measures about 4.5" in diameter and approx. 3.75" tall (including the lid.) It is in wonderful used condition with no chips or cracks or flaws. Stamped Wedgewood Made in England 74 (and some other little impressed letters ), GORGEOUS!!!
All Items : Women's Vanity : Pre 1920 item #1299096 (stock #safn-5342)
Art Nouveau Antique Gloves Box Flemish Art Pyro Burned Wooden 10" long box. Red Christmas flowers. Inside has same pattern and is also colorful like the top outside. Good condition with no chips cracks or repairs, and hinges work well. I have since cleaned it up, after this photo, and it looks very nice now
All Items : Women's Vanity : Pre 1920 item #1299095 (stock #safn-5341)
Art Nouveau Antique Gloves Box Flemish Art Pyro Burned Wooden 10" long box. Ladies head profile and the word GLOVES with flowers. Inside has same pattern but not colorful like the top outside.Good condition with no chips cracks or repairs, and hinges work well.
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Wonderful vintage Royal Sealy Baby holding Egg Trinket Box. Made og porcelain, hand decorated with gold highlights and applied pink roses. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. There are manufacturer imperfections under the glaze. Figurine has original sticker (blue & silver)...Royal Sealy...JAPAN. Also stamped Bone China Flower. Figurine Trinket Egg Measures Approximately: 4 1/2" Height x 5" Width x 4" Depth...
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Wonderful vintage Royal Sealy Baby pushing an egg in a cart. Made of porcelain, hand decorated with gold highlights and applied pink roses. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. There are manufacturer imperfections under the glaze. Figurine has no sticker but is definately made by Royal Sealy Japan. I have one that would make a nice companion pies that does have the original sticker (blue & silver)...Royal Sealy...JAPAN. Also stamped Bone China Flower...
A very elegant and beautiful Silver Plated Box that is 6 1/4 inches wide by 5 1/4". 2 3/4 inches high, with a Hinged Lid. The inside bottom and sides of the box are lined with maroon velvet, and the inside of the lid has a swirl design in the plating. The box is in excellent condition and lokks to may not have been used little if at all. It has a beads and designs around the edges and the four feet have lions heads and paws. Sticker on the bottom says Sheridan with a lion symbol.
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A beautiful Tiara blue egg candy dish, 7 inches wide and 7 inches tall made by Indiana Glass for Tiara in the 1970's. Pretty design on the top and stands on three little feet. Perfect condition with no damages or repairs. You will love it.
Lovely vintage vanity box by Godinger. Silver plated oval hinged bos is lined inside with burgundy color velvet. A special box to keep your special items for safekeeping. Measures 8 1/2" long and has lots of large roses in relief pattern. I did not polish it but it looks to be in very nice condition with no flaking.
Lovely Wood Abalone and mother of pearl Shell Inlay Keepsake Jewelry Box with red satin -like lining. Intricate ornate abalone and mother of pearl shell inlay with a carved star center. Overall dimensions: 2" H x 3.5" L x 5.25" W. Excellent Used Condition. A great gift for someone special!
This is such a great basket. It is older but not sure of the age, so I will let you judge due to the pictures. Makes a wonderful sewing basket, but could be used for other things. Appears to be hand woven, Measures 10 1/4" diameter and is 3 3/8" tall with the lid on. It is in perfect condition with no stains, pulls, snags or repairs. The condition is awesome. Made of pink & green dyed natural fibers. Bottom is natural color. You will adore it. Nice for a beach theme.
Lenox Porcelain August Birthstone Box with gladiola and peridot rhinestone. If they are to have their own special power to chase away evil spirits, Peridots must be set in gold. So, nestling in the topmost of a stem of richly gold plated Gladiola, this birthstone is full of promise. It seems to be climbing back towards the Sun, the homeland of a birthstone sometimes called the "gem of the sun". These are symbols for all who aspire and who dare; the courageous and the wise...
Adorable Dreamsicles hinged trinket box measures 4 3/4" tall and comes in the original box. Dreamsicles nativity scene is perfect for Christmas gift giving. Titled Cherub in manger # 10456. Shiny brass hinged hardware and everything is in pristine condition. This has been retired and is sold out most every place.
A nice wood box made to look like a fake book. When you open the lid you can place your valuables inside. I think this one was meant to lay on a table or shelf because of the carving of the Mexican Man and his horse on the front. Wood strap design with brad studs. Measurement is 6" x 9" and is 2" deep. Faux leather canvas backing on the spine.
All Items : Women's Vanity : Pre 2000 item #1138854 (stock #safn-4164)
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A pretty set perfect for your dresser or to give as a gift. BRAND NEW NEVER USED condition.Silver tone egg with turquoise enamel accents and matching turquoise velvet interior in the egg. Egg measures 3 1/2" tall and sits on three curvy little legs. matching oval photo frame is 2 7/8" tall and will fit a 1 1/4" x 2" photo. Easel on the back. Both pieces are embellished with aqua rhinestones.
All Items : Women's Vanity : Pre 1940 item #1017855 (stock #safn-1313)
An adorable vintage evening clutch that appears to be a compact but opens to reveal a place to stash your bills, a seperate coin compartment and a place to rest your favorite tube of lipstick. Measures 3" x 3.5" and is 1" deep. Brushed gold tone with shiny gold tone filigree pocket watch decoration. The perfect little item to take with you for an evening out. No one would suspect it to be anything other than another compact. Excellent condition with no scratches or discoloration...
Large porcelain egg measures 3 1/2" tall and is 5 1/2" long. Soft pastel blue color with transfer decal of roses and florals. Bottom stamp is a green wreath with red and initals R S on each side of the tree in the wreath. This is a large egg and is in perfect condition.
Pretty old fashioned dresser box made by Fred Roberts of San Francisco. (Original foil sticker). Measures 3" x 4 1/4" and is 2" with lid on. Made of glazed porcelain with applied roses and leaves. It has a bumpy cottage cheese texture and gold trim. It is in excellent condition with no damages.


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Two of our cases which have received media attention involve folks who became homeless during their ordeal of waiting for the Social Security Administration to process their benefits claims. Crisis Ministries frequently turns to us when their clients are having difficulty with their disability claims.One of our clients, D.F., a lady in her fifties, stayed at the shelter for nearly two years. She suffered from multiple medical problems, including spinal disk degeneration, arthritis, swelling of her arms and legs, anxiety and depression. After we were successful in obtaining her disability benefits, she was able to move to her own living quarters in a senior citizen community. P.E., the second client who received some public attention, was a gentleman with bipolar disorder. He became homeless and actually lived in the woods for some time before turning to Crisis Ministries, and us, for help. Not only were we successful in obtaining his benefits, we were able to persuade the Social Security Administration that he had become disabled a full seven years earlier. We were able to have all of these retroactive payments made to our client and his family, seven years' worth. A recent success is C.A., a former salesman disabled by a heart attack, diabetes and a stroke. He had been out of work for so long that at first, he was awarded only SSI payments (which amount to a maximum of $630 per month). Through an action which we took to the Federal District Court for South Carolina, we succeeded in having Social Security pay C.A. his Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) from his actual date of disability, which dated back to 2001. One of our most memorable clients was Georgina, who never finished school because of learning disabilities and was unable to read and write. She was able to work at simple jobs until she developed serious health problems from arthritis, shoulder bursitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, diabetes and congestive heart failure. Social Security was convinced that she was "faking" being unable to read and write, even though they were provided with her school records, which clearly showed lifelong learning problems. Georgina is now receiving her benefits. We have obtained benefits for individuals disabled from:Herniated spinal discsFibromyalgiaBi-Polar Affective Disorder (BPAD)SchizophreniaSchizo-Affective DisorderArthritisPaget's DiseaseAnd many, many more injuries, illnesses and conditions.
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Mediation is terrific; I am a trained mediator myself. We frequently use it to resolve probate matters. In my opinion, it should be used more!
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I frequently do this in probate cases. Not so much in Social Security.
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My paralegals are highly trained and knowledgeable in Social Security and probate matters. They do as much of the routine paperwork and phone contact as possible in order to keep client costs low.
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The ASUS 32 GB Google Nexus 7 inch Tablet represents a premium Android based device that delivers the best Google experience available on a tablet. Aside from including easy to use software and state of the art hardware, the Nexus 7 is the first tablet to ever feature Google's Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system. Jelly Bean brings intuitive controls and a plethora of customizable options. With smarter notifications, beautiful new widgets and home screen customization, the Nexus 7 takes advantage of Jelly Bean's easy to use drag and drop controls.
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It appears that there is an issue with the new compiler which we used for CM Note Keeper which prevents you from emptying the database. A workaround would involved deleting the folder "com.completemagic.cmnotekeeper" located in username/Library/Application Support/ and starting the application again. Or just delete each note one at a time. We will be releasing v1.0.4 within the next two weeks which would resolve this issue and also add RTF Import and Export feature. We apologized for...More
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The Johnson County prosecutor's office has charged 13 men for failing to pay child support as part of a new crack down on scofflaws.
Combined, the men owed more than $200,000 in unpaid support, Prosecutor Brad Cooper said in a statement Thursday.
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A wildfire that threatened Tyonek earlier in the week was making a renewed push toward the neighboring community of Beluga on Wednesday evening along the northwest shores of Cook Inlet.
A new fire also started Tuesday near the Dalton Highway's Yukon River Bridge and the trans-Alaska pipeline.
The Tyonek fire destroyed a cabin and two outbuildings outside Beluga overnight into Wednesday, authorities said. Local residents said they were abandoned and located near an old barge landing.
No evacuation orders were issued for the area Wednesday. Tyonek residents who evacuated Monday and returned to their homes Tuesday night were told to be ready to leave again if necessary, authorities said. Fire commanders warned Beluga residents to be ready to move just in case.
By Wednesday night, the fire estimated during the day at 1,500 acres and largely stable was blowing up again on its northwest corner where crews had hoped to contain it in an area of wetlands, authorities said. Locals reported big black plumes of smoke rising from the forest.
Norm McDonald, the Alaska Division of Forestry fire management officer in Palmer, was on the phone with the fire's incident commander around 6 p.m. when the commander told McDonald he had to go. Too much fire activity to talk.
"Things have picked up a little bit," McDonald said. "This is about the same time as last night."
On Tuesday the fire was burning near Tyonek, but then a sudden wind shift from the south around dinnertime sent flames within two miles of Beluga.
By 8 p.m. Wednesday, the flames burned a mile south of Beluga. About 100 firefighters cut firelines to try to hold the fire as northerly winds blew in from Cook Inlet, said Renette Saba, a spokeswoman with the state Division of Forestry.
"The winds are kind of a problem because they're changing," she said. "Apparently it's not as usual here to have this northerly flow from the Inlet. That's sort of what they don't want and that's what they're getting."
Wednesday night, Beluga resident Clark Smith watched approvingly as hotshot crews lit a backburn to get rid of fuel for the fire, which was burning about 11/2 miles from his house. The wind had shifted again, Smith said.
"Right now we're looking at a smoke plume that's going to the north," he said.
Two air tankers dropped retardant to slow the fire's spread, fire officials said. Three helicopters are assigned to the fire. Three wildland fire crews and members of the Nikiski fire department on the Beluga side worked to clear "defensible" space around cabins and a natural gas compressor station.
An incident management team from Washington state was expected to get to the fire by Friday, McDonald said. Ten separate wildland firefighter crews -- half of them hotshots, half initial attack -- were trickling into Anchorage on Wednesday from the Lower 48 to be split between the Tyonek and Kenai fires, he said.
The Dalton River Crossing fire was originally reported Tuesday by a pilot at 10 acres but was "significantly" bigger Wednesday and expected to hit the highway, Fairbanks-based state Division of Forestry fire information officer Pete Buist said.
The fire has the potential to spread to several structures as well as the pipeline, Buist said. Several people noted that numerous fires have burned near the pipeline since at least 1976 -- the year before it began transporting oil -- and most recently about 10 years ago.
By Wednesday afternoon the fire was a little under two miles east of the pipeline, which crosses the Yukon on the highway bridge, said Alyeska Pipeline Co. spokeswoman Katie Pesznecker. The company is monitoring the fire and has positioned bulldozers on the north bank of the river, the side on which the fire is burning. Alyeska also has a water truck at a nearby decommissioned pump station, Pesznecker said.
The fire started about three miles east of the highway but west winds were pushing it toward the road, Buist said. Sixteen smokejumpers and a helicopter were working to protect several structures in the area.
One of the structures is Yukon River Camp, a seasonal restaurant, truck stop and hotel at the spot halfway between Fairbanks and the Brooks Range. The seven employees working at the food and fuel stop are monitoring the fire, said Matt Atkinson, Fairbanks coordinator for the center, which is operated by Sukakpak Inc.
High winds are pushing the fire and sending smoke down the river all the way to Rampart, he said, "which absolutely affects aviation."
The Bureau of Land Management has closed the Yukon Crossing Visitor Contact Station at Mile 56 of the highway and a campground at Mile 60 due to the fire.
An early spring with very little precipitation has left vegetation extremely dry around Southcentral Alaska. Burn permits remain suspended across a wide swath of Alaska including the Railbelt and Kodiak.
Low humidity and windy conditions set up the spate of wildfires, with commanders scrambling for people and air power.
The number of Alaska wildland and municipal firefighters battling the Tyonek fire and the much larger Funny River Horse Trail Fire on the Kenai Peninsula was pushing 200 Wednesday, with dozens more en route from the Lower 48. State forestry officials said the sheer number of people working those two fires -- the only big fires in Alaska right now -- show how complex both are.
Both remained uncontained -- not surrounded by suppression line like fuel breaks, dozer lines or a natural barrier -- as of Wednesday afternoon.
"We don't mobilize this amount of resources because everything's going smoothly," Buist said.
Given unpredictable weather conditions, the Tyonek fire still poses a threat to Tyonek and Beluga as well as the Chugach Electric Association power plant north of Beluga, area natural gas lines, and oil and gas facilities like drilling pads and wells, according to an Alaska Interagency Coordination Center update Wednesday.
Chugach officials said the fire did not immediately threaten the plant Wednesday and was still about five miles away. Natalie Lowman, a spokeswoman for ConocoPhillips, said the fire had not impacted the corporation's gas field by evening, though she did not know how far away the flames burned.
Fire commanders gave Tyonek residents who evacuated Monday the OK to return home during a meeting Tuesday night. But many people, especially families with children, remained Wednesday at the Tyonek Lodge outside the village, or at fish camps on the beach or in a timber camp, said Tyonek tribal administrator Donita Slawson.
Fighting a fire off the road system made for logistical problems. Slawson was busy Wednesday morning trying to find a way to get vehicle fluids -- gasoline, motor oil, steering fluid -- to Tyonek by air as well as more food for displaced local and fire crews that are expected to double the local population soon. She put out a call on her Facebook page Wednesday, saying the village needs "every vehicle & ATV we can use right now."
The Tyonek Native Corp. is collecting food for air shipment to the village. All the activity at the Tyonek airstrip, however, meant that Spernak Airways is flying supplies into the strip at the remote oil worker camp at Shirleyville, 45 minutes away from the village, Slawson said.
The flow of firefighters into the Tyonek airstrip made things too congested for deliveries.
"We just so much appreciate everything everyone's doing to help save our homes and our way of life," she said. "We're just a little village."
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The Tebughna Foundation has started an account at Wells Fargo to accept donations for food and other supplies for displaced Tyonek residents and firefighters. The account number is 775 854 3065.
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JACKSON, Tenn. -- Nursing homes across the nation are celebrating Second Wind Dreams this week. Friday's Second Wind Dreams winner was Betty Gray.
"So she rode in the limousine," Rosy Whalley, Executive Director of Elmcroft said. "We went to Emily's nail salon, she's getting a manicure and a pedicure. We're going to Dumplins for lunch, going to Hydro Medi Spa for a facial and then to Boggy's Dream Studio for a massage.
Second Wind Dreams is a nonprofit corporation run by donations and sponsorships from the community.
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Content marketing may get a lot of buzz these days - but it's as old as advertising itself.
In part two of my conversation with longtime New York Times advertising columnist Stuart Elliott, we continue to talk about how social media has paradoxically fueled growth in television viewership - especially for events like the Super Bowl.
But as part of this wide-ranging farewell Q&A with Elliott - who retired in December after nearly 25 years of covering advertising for the Times - we get into sponsorship advertising, as well as so-called content and video marketing.
Surprise: None of this is future-forward at all. Indeed, it's a return to the golden age of advertising. But while it sideswipes the problem of ad-skipping technologies and an ever-expanding universe of digital distractions, it comes with some considerable challenges of its own.
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If you were part of the 100 million viewers who tuned in to CBS to watch the Super Bowl this year, ask yourself this: Who was the advertiser you saw the most? It's likely that CBS definitely ranks high in your memory. Not only did CBS receive honors for having the highest-rated ad during the Super Bowl (its Person of Interest ad that aired at 10:31 p.m. EST won a household rating of 47.4, according to Kantar Media), but the network also significantly increased its advertising efforts since the Super Bowl of 2012, with 13 ads for its own programming between kickoff and the first half, compared to last year's six.
CBS streams Super Bowl to my iPad and I like it (mostly)
First up, kudos to CBS for 'getting it'. Steaming live video to tablets is an absolute no brainer. There were almost 50 million tablets sold world wide last quarter. That is a lot of consumers.
So, let me say 'thank you' to CBS on behalf of the millions (I am betting that there were millions) of consumers who took advantage of the live stream. It certainly provided consumers the flexibility and choice we deserve when it comes to watching the biggest sporting event in the country.
Now, if you were only watching the big game on your tablet that would be fine. You would be very, very happy.
However, I made the mistake of having the television on at the same time as having the live stream on my iPad on my lap (I am sure many others did this as well).
The issue - and I don't know if it was my connection or the WiFi I was on or if it is a technical limitation of live stream - but the stream to the tablet lagged the television coverage. It was not a short lag, it was considerable. At one stage in the first quarter, I got out the... Read more


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Sally Van Buren of Chamberlin Pony Rides and Mobile Zoo says that often when children see the farm animals for the first time in their lives, 'they are absolutely thrilled.' / Richard Vogel/AP
Rafael Ventura, 3, mingles with some sheep at a petting zoo in Los Angeles. Goats and sheep are popular petting zoo animals because they only have bottom teeth. So they are considered safer around children. / Richard Vogel/AP
Sheep and goats may not be known as party animals, but theyre increasingly at the center of the celebration as petting zoos grow in popularity for birthdays, graduations and other festivities.
Petting a gentle animal of any kind seems to appeal to young, old and in between. Day care centers, schools, churches and even nursing homes rent mobile zoos that will bring animals and handlers to them or organize trips to petting zoos.
You can see the absolute joy as they are sitting there stroking an animal, particularly if its the first time in their life they have touched one, says Sky Shivers, superintendent of Fairview Farms, a petting zoo held at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds. There is tranquility, an exchange of emotion thats amazing to watch.
Shivers says a good zoo is as educational as it is entertaining, reeling off several fun facts: baseballs have wool in their cores; doctors use the intestinal lining from some animals to graft serious burns; female goats have beards like males, and although sheep prefer grass to weeds, goats want it the other way around.
Sally Van Buren of Howell started Chamberlin Pony Rides and Mobile Petting Zoo in 2000. Initially, the company was started as a way to fund a horse rescue she and friends had started. From there, Van Buren says, things just blossomed.
The company is now the largest of its kind in Michigan, maybe the entire country, she says.
Bringing the farm to you
Chamberlin offers a variety of packages and themes (carnival, cowboy or cowgirl, even a princess theme complete with princess carriage). Package choices are often dictated by the size and the age of the group.
Van Buren says that Chamberlin specializes in farm animals, and doesnt really offer anything terribly exotic.
The most exotic animals we have to offer are llamas and alpacas.
But they do offer cows, pot-bellied pigs, tortoises, ducks, rabbits, chickens, hedgehogs, and, of course, ponies and horses, miniature and full-grown.
Chamberlin also offers face painting, balloon animals, bubble machine and lawn games for those who dont find petting animals all that appealing. But that usually isnt the case.
Van Buren says that often when children see the farm animals, sometimes for the first time in their lives, they are absolutely thrilled. At one recent event, a girl ran right up to a cow and threw her arms around its neck. It can be quite moving.
Sheep and goats are some of the most popular mobile zoo animals because they only have bottom teeth and are safer around children.
Ponies and donkeys have teeth on the top and bottom and are more likely to nip fingers, Shivers says. Even so, pony rides are often coupled with petting zoos, and often can be found during the holidays at many pumpkin patches and Christmas sales lots.
Chamberlin has even begun offering winter birthday party packages.
There are so many children who have birthdays in January and February, and parents dont quite know what to do, Van Buren said. We just bring in our heated tents and throw a party. The kids love it. A lot of people dont think farm animals can be out in the winter, but the do just fine.
Rental fees range from $200 to $325 per hour, though prices vary depending on the number of animals and the particular company.
People often like to see baby animals, so Brendon Kline features baby chicks, ducks and bunnies, small potbellied pigs and a baby goat at Party Animalz Farm in Brogue, Pa. Chamberlin also offers a baby package.
A lot of the older people enjoy it as much as the children do, Kline said. A lot of them grew up on farms and these are animals they dont see every day anymore.
Safety can be an issue
But not everyone thinks petting zoos are so wonderful.
We think theyre a bad idea, said Meredith Turner, spokeswoman for the national advocacy group Farm Sanctuary. Animals are often not in good health; theyre kept in an unnatural environment, and they teach kids that animals exist for our entertainment, when in actuality, they exist for their own reasons.
Animals need to be clean, healthy, gentle and insured. Handlers should provide feed for the animals and clean up after them. Another must is a sanitizing station so those who pet the animals can wash their hands.
Van Buren insists that every event manager at Chamberlin be USDA-licensed and their animals be health-certified. Handlers always bring their own food. The company also asks for feedback after every event.
We will know in a minute if something isnt right, she says. We are professionals running a professional business and we aim to keep it that way.
After all, Van Buren says, her companys aim is to throw a great party and get positive feedback that might lead to another booking.
We are about creating a safe, fun and lovely party for kids and adults, she says. Anybody can throw a pony in the backyard and call it a petting zoo. Thats not what we do.
Detroit Free Press staff writer Christie Innes contributed.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Three restaurants failed their inspections this week, according tot he Knox Co. Health Dept., in our look Behind the Kitchen Door.
Rouxbarb, 130 S. Northshore Dr., earned a 42 after inspectors found salmon, deviled eggs, chicken, mac and cheese, pork, ribs, and beef brisket all at unsafe temperatures. An employee was seen not washing their hands and toxic chemicals were out.
Northshore Brasserie, 9430 S. Northshore Dr., was given a 66 after an inspector saw an employee not wash their hands, bread was left on the floor, employees' coats were blocking a handsink, and toxic chemicals were out.
Finally, Anaba Japanese, 6405 S. Northshore Dr., earned a 69 when inspectors found fruit flies, sanitizer low on chlorine, and a waste water leak.
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What!? You have been spying on Dear Leader, 'Brutus'?
And just when were we down in Forrest? Good God, that must have been many, many moons ago now...
Be it noted that the cheerful town of Forrest now has a fully-fledged Brewery which I know from contacts draws a ripping crowd on Fridays and Saturdays.
EDIT: Speaking with Bernie Jordan of Geelong Bushwalking Club (Senior Leader) earlier in the week; he'd taken a group down to Allambee Beek Falls (a few APUG members have been down there e.g. Wyno, SMBooth, moi, SteveR...), but via the mysterious Staircase Falls, track which branches off the main through track shortly after entering the forest, and heads east, down to the falls then crosses the river and picks up the last 200m to AB Falls. The noble man re-set flagging tapes from Staircase to Allambee Beek and exited via the well-trod (amend that: "bloody awful") Curtis Track, describing it most tactfully as an "abysmal quagmire" — a 50 metre stretch of sticky clay mud that precipitated an anxious chorus of "are we nearly there yet!?". I have never been to Staircase Falls but probably have an early Surveyor's pic of it from the 1980s somewhere.


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The ADRC has been working with the Andy Warhol Museum, offering a program for ADRC participants with memory loss to tour the museum, take part in an arts and crafts activity, and to foster discussions about art. read more
The ADRC is currently recruiting participants for:
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- 65 to 85 years of age
- Normal thinking and memory abilities
- Have a study partner with whom you have contact at least once a week who can answer questions about you once a year (contact may be in person or by phone)
- Willing and able to receive IV infusions of the investigational drug (solanezumab) or a placebo every 4 weeks for 3 years
Description: The Anti-Amyloid Treatment in Asymptomatic Alzheimer's Disease Trial, or A4 Study, is among a new generation of clinical trials being developed to test therapies that might prevent, or at least delay the onset of, Alzheimer's disease in cognitively normal people who may be at risk as evidenced by a PET scan. a4study.org
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This is my love song to Italy. A land blessed with outstanding abundance and diversity, becoming a fertile ground for human creation: Art in all its forms has chosen Italy to be its dearest home.
The picture is not entirely rose-coloured, but today I will push aside the grey areas and praise our colourful culture. The Rialto fish market is our first stop in this imaginary Italian journey: Venice and its tradition is always our foundation.
Next, is fine wine and food, captured in the magical grounds of Fontanafredda, Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The pure sculptures of Antonio Canova show how art can achieve timeless perfection, and how such sublime beauty can play with your mind.
Italian fashion is pure seduction, blending elegance and comfort seamlessly like our textiles do; our witness to this art is Antonio Marras.
Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa is the master of textures, wisely alternating contrasting surfaces in his work; with our in-depth research of fibres and weaves, this is an effect we strive to achieve in our fabrics.
I wholeheartedly thank the large and talented team who has contributed to this amazing collection and this remarkable book: I am proud of both, and I hope that you – the reader - will be captured by our Italian Passion.
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A holiday recipe for Carne Adovada
Makes 8 servings
1/3 cup peanut or vegetable oil
6 pounds of pork butt or shoulder, trimmed and cut into 3/4 inch cubes to yield a total of 3 1/2 pounds of meat, or 3 1/2 pounds, pre-cut by your butcher
2 cups diced onions
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2 tablespoons minced garlic
4 cups chicken broth or water, divided
2 teaspoons ground coriander seed
2 teaspoons dried Mexican oregano
2 teaspoons red chile pepper flakes
3/4 cup ground red chile powder (mild or medium, New Mexican preferred)
1 tablespoon honey
2 tablespoons sherry vinegar or red wine vinegar
Salt to taste
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Heat oil in a large skillet and brown pork in batches over medium-high heat, then set meat aside. Add onion to the skillet and saute until golden. Add garlic and saute 1 minute. Deglaze skillet with 1 cup of chicken broth, stirring to loosen browned bits on bottom of skillet. Set aside.
2. Place coriander, oregano, red pepper flakes, ground red chile powder, honey, vinegar and salt in work bowl of a food processor. Add contents of skillet and 2 more cups of broth. Process until mixture is thoroughly combined. Put mixture in a Dutch oven or other heavy ovenproof pot. Add browned meat and remaining 1 cup of broth. Stir to combine and cover. Bake in a preheated oven 1 1/2 hours or until meat is tender and the sauce slightly reduced.
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Rugby Star Shoulders New Zealand's Hopes
Daniel Carter Comes Under Pressure as the All Blacks Try to Shake Track Record of World Cup Upsets
Arguably the most gifted player to pull on the venerable All Blacks rugby jersey for New Zealand, Daniel Carter has something to prove. After 79 international tests and an impressive haul of 1,188 points the man described as the world's best number 10, the most important position on a rugby pitch, has the hopes of the Pacific nation resting on his shoulders at this year's Rugby World Cup set to kick off in Auckland on Sept. 9.
Mr. Carter heads into rugby's top tournament with a team that has picked up the unenviable reputation for choking when victory gets within reach. Often a crowd favorite because of their pregame haka dance, New Zealand's all-conquering All Blacks failed to win the coveted William Webb Ellis Trophy in their past four attempts even though they entered the competition as favorites. The team is currently ranked first in the world, followed by Australia and South Africa. In past years, Mr. Carter accepts that he failed to deliver, either with his normally metronomic left boot, or with the piercing try-scoring runs that have defined his game.
But while his successes on the field have often mesmerized fans, his time off it has been challenging. His clothing chain fell victim to the recession and went out of business, and a water-bottling business founded with teammates Richie McCaw and Ali Williams has failed to take off.
Yet having survived the devastating earthquakes in Christchurch that put his home stadium out of action, Mr. Carter is focused on one thing: winning. And not just the William Webb Ellis Trophy at the Rugby World Cup, but also as part of Canterbury's Crusaders team in the regional rugby competition Super 15, which is being played by the top club teams in South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. The team is through to the semifinals after beating South African team the Sharks 36-8 in a game where Mr. Carter scored 19 of the points.
After Super 15 rugby finishes we've only got about one week before our first test match so we want to make sure the players and the coaches are aligned so we can get right into it. Winning it would be fantastic; it's something that really drives a man and this team.
With the earthquake and the damage to AMI Stadium it does add to the motivation for the Crusaders to win. It's been a huge challenge for us this year not being able to play home games. But we've come to realize that we are doing it for the people back home. It's very challenging hardly ever being home. We had 12 nights in Cape Town and that's the most nights we've spent in a row anywhere this year.
With the Rugby World Cup here in New Zealand it adds a little extra pressure and expectation because we are such a rugby-mad nation. Also the fact that with each World Cup that we've lost it just adds to that pressure. We've done a lot of reflection especially over the World Cup in 2007, and we've had some pretty honest and robust conversations with each other, which have been tough.
My first game with the All Blacks was a highlight of my career and one that sticks out in my mind—a dream come true. Ever since I was a kid I wanted to wear the All Blacks jersey, do the haka and sing the national anthem and then I got presented with my first All Blacks jersey and I ran out on to the field in Hamilton in 2003 against Wales; I managed to score a try and kicked a few goals.
When I was youngI used to sneak off in front of the full-size mirror and practice the haka to see how mean and cool I could be. From what Mum says, Dad was putting a rugby ball in my hand as soon as I could walk. Every day after school I would be in the backyard playing rugby with my mates from school. Not because I wanted to be an All Black but because I had so much fun. It was always a dream of mine to play for the All Blacks but back when I was young it wasn't a career path.Then in my later teenage years it did become professional and I realized that I had the opportunity to make this my profession and that's something pretty special.
With rugby you are probably doing well if you can play professionally for 10 years, so in terms of your life spanyou want to make sure that you are doing something else outside of rugby because you could get injured, or lose form. I really enjoy fashion, and I got into retail here. It was pretty bad timing with the recession and all that went on here and so unfortunately that didn't work out. I really enjoyed it. But it's really tough because I went straight from high school into playing rugby professionally so I didn't get a chance to go to university and study.
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The NCAA Postgraduate Internship Program annually provides on-the-job learning experiences at the national office in Indianapolis to college graduates who are passionate in their pursuit of a career in college sports administration.
With a focus on ethnic minorities, women and former student-athletes, this yearlong program gives insight to the inner workings of college sports from the national perspective. Interns over the past 25 years have taken their experience and institutional knowledge onto campuses and into the conference offices as full-time administrators.
NCAA postgraduate interns are salaried with benefits and they receive comprehensive training, mentor assignments, networking opportunities throughout the internship. Additionally, postgraduate interns plan and execute professional development site visits to conference offices, member campuses and affiliate organizations to further their knowledge of the collegiate sports industry and network with today's leaders.
Click here to access the online application. The application will be available beginning Saturday, August 1, 2015 and the deadline to apply is Friday, September 25, 2015.
Start date for the 2016-17 NCAA intern class will be June 13, 2016.
Applicants must be a college graduate from a four-year NCAA member institution by the start of the internship program on June 13, 2016. The NCAA Postgraduate Internship program is not designed to provide interns internship credit toward an undergraduate degree; however, with graduate school approval, an intern can be eligible to earn graduate degree credit.
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Your horse can read you and knows what you want even before you ask! I was lunging the horse I've been working with (24 year old OTTB whose owner only comes to see her twice a year, so I've unofficially adopted her) when she reversed before I even asked. I know this isn't a huge deal for people that have been around horses for years, but it was such a cool feeling for me as a beginner to connect with her!
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ABQ BioPark
For the Zoo, Aquarium, and Botanic Garden
Gates open 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. daily
Park closes at 5 p.m.
Saturdays, Sundays and summer holidays (Memorial Day, July 4 & Labor Day).
Gates open 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Park closes at 6 p.m
Closed: Jan. 1, Thanksgiving, and Dec. 25.
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Location: 903 Tenth SW, 87102
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Location: 2601 Central NW, 87104
Location: 2601 Central NW, 87104
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Open year-round from sunrise to sunset.
Location: 1800 Tingley Drive SW, 87102
Nestled next to the Rio Grande, minutes from Downtown Albuquerque, the ABQ BioPark offers an oasis in the city.
Join us for relaxation and recreation, and learn how we support conservation in New Mexico and around the world.
Upcoming Events
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Latest News
They've Come a Long Way, Baby
Chimp twins' first birthday a reminder of troupe's transition from laboratory life to thriving hierarchy
Success for ABQ BioPark's Silvery Minnow Program
Facility's annual minnow release increases, as do wild spawning and survival
Of Zip Ties & Kittens
River of Lights—behind the scenes
Disappearing, But Not Gone
ABQ BioPark Zoo's Orangutan Awareness Day set for Saturday as fires threaten primate's wild habitat
Saving a Species
Success for zoo staff who traveled to Ivory Coast to bring critically endangered crocodile back from the brink
From Lab to Fab
Ex-laboratory chimps discover their new life at the ABQ BioPark Zoo
A "Sunny" New Day at the ABQ BioPark
Zoo hopes addition of new Komodo dragon will aid the plight of this endangered species
Mysterious and Misunderstood
Wolf Awareness Days at the zoo to educate the public about importance of Mexican gray wolf plight
Desert Coral
ABQ BioPark Aquarium growing and distributing endangered coral species around the country
ABQ BioPark Celebrates Tingley Beach Project Completion
Several upgrades, including shade structure, made possible with PNM Power Up Grant.
Baby Giraffe Looking for a Name
ABQ BioPark Zoo Baby Giraffe Naming Contest
ABQ BioPark Zoo Welcomes Baby Giraffe
Baby Giraffe Born at ABQ BioPark.
ABQ BioPark Welcomes Two New Animals
A Tayra and a Fossa are the most recent additions to the ABQ BioPark Zoo.
Peacock Herd Continues to Roam at the ABQ BioPark Zoo
Some peacocks will be relocated from highly-congested central area.
ABQ BioPark Aquarium Announces World Ocean's Week Celebrations
New exhibit, special week-long activities and a unique dining experience highlight our oceans.


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The Crest Hotel Tachikawa Accommodation & Rooms
- Free continental breakfast and WiFi
Main amenities
- 103 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- 7 meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- Laundry service
- Conference space
- Multilingual staff
- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Luggage storage
What's around
- Tachikawa City Central Library (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Tachikawa Park (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Fusaiji Temple (1.3 mi / 2 km)
- Polar Science Museum (1.5 mi / 2.3 km)
- Azusamiten Shrine (2.4 mi / 3.9 km)
I stayed with my father who uses wheelchair.Everyone was very helpful and they gave us up…
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 103 rooms
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- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
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- Free continental breakfast daily
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Hi Ho!! Come to the Fair!
The Fayette County Fair, that is. We (the human inhabitants of the Homestead, namely Bill and Panzi), visited the fairgrounds one evening and (yum!) ate a traditional Knights of Columbus fish sandwich, and they tasted as delicious as we remembered and had looked forward to, for a whole year … since last year's Fayette County Fair.
Brice Springman, following in his dad's (Bill Springman) footsteps, was taking the food orders, assisted by his daughter, Brianna (also following in Grandpa Bill's footsteps).
Thursday, July 16
• The 4-H general project judging is Thursday. Ramsey Seniors/Senoritas club has to check in at 8:30 a.m. and the judging starts at 9 a.m. Other club check-in times are: Vandalia Shamrocks and Golden Harvesters, 9:30 a.m.; South Side Kids, St. James Hornets and Caprine Kids, 9:45 a.m.; and Shafter Friends and Loudon Bunch, 10 a.m.
The awards presentation will be at 6 p.m.
• Vit-Em-In Sunday school class potluck, 5 p.m., First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
Radical, amazing, spectacular, fantastic and life-changing are words that describe the kind of experience for which so many are looking. Everyone wants a momentary breakthrough and an explosive weekend extravaganza.
Remembering Cousin Dave
We said farewell to cousin David Oldham in July of last year. He left us on his 61st birthday, a shock and sadness to all who knew him. His wife, Susan, held a memorial for him this week, which we were unable to attend.
However, we want to share our memories of him with Susan, his family, neighbors and friends.
Of late, we didn't get to visit with Dave and Susan much, but when we stopped in at FS for something (where Dave worked), he would always come to the car, smiling and glad to see us.
By Charlene M. Jett
What a present we had today from Evergreen Outreach, a huge blessing named Harold Swofford. As our main entertainer, well more about him later!
The excitement was growing as 42 seniors boarded the Cavilla big green bus to head to Branson on Tuesday, June 22.
The group enjoyed seeing old friends and making new as they played "all about me" games, singing and playing bingo on the bus. By the time they reached the Six Flags area, they decided to have breakfast.
After another stop for lunch in Springfield, Mo., for lunch, they arrived at Grand Oakes Hotel, their home away from home for the next four days.
By Panzi Blackwell
Fayette County Home and Community Education held its 67th annual meeting and dinner in the Northside Christian Church fellowship room in Vandalia on June 16, with 27 members and two guests of honor present.
Thursday, July 9
• Lunch Bunch, noon, Mary Ann's Restaurant.
• The St. Elmo Public Library District Board, 7 p.m., St. Elmo Public Library.
• Officers of the St. Elmo Women's Civic Club, 7 p.m., St. Mary's Catholic Church Parish Hall.
• The Effingham Chapter #110 Order of the Eastern Star, 7:30 p.m., Effingham Masonic Temple.
Saturday, July 11
As the eighth year for Fayette County's Summer Lunches for Kids Program winds down for this year, recognition is due for the generosity of the individuals, businesses, churches and organizations for the distribution of about 500 lunches a week to children in the county.
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February 15, 2015 M'Baye Babacar Niang News
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
The 20-year-old scored twice as Genoa earned a 5-2 victory over Verona Sunday.
Niang showed flashes of brilliance with AC Milan. Now with more playing opportunities, he could really shine with Genoa.
M'Baye Babacar Niang: Past News Updates ( ▲ View most recent update )
January 26, 2015
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Niang could make his Genoa debut Monday after moving on loan from AC Milan last week, Football Italia reports.
Niang just turned 20 recently, so he has loads of potential.
June 4, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
West Ham have pulled out of a loan agreement for Niang, reports the Daily Mail.
Niang returned to Milan after his loan with Montpellier, and is also facing a suspended jail sentence for a hit-and-run accident from earlier this year. The player was a hot commodity just a year ago when he was on the transfer target lists of Everton, Tottenham, and Arsenal.
January 27, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Niang netted Montpellier's first goal during its 3-1 win over Nice on Saturday.
Niang, currently on loan from AC Milan, scored in his Montpellier debut earlier this month and now sports two goals in four total appearances for the Ligue 1 side. The 19-year-old is gaining valuable playing time that the Italian club simply couldn't promise him for the remainder of this season, so credit Niang for taking advantage of his newfound situation.
January 10, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Niang scored in the 68th minute of Montpellier's 1-1 draw with Monaco on Friday.
Niang's goal came after the 19-year-old missed a penalty-kick, but followed up his shot to draw his new French club level. On loan from AC Milan, Niang led Montpellier with three shots (all on goal) and may find himself more comfortable playing in Ligue 1, where his exploits at Caen two seasons ago garnered interest from some of Europe's top clubs.
December 20, 2013
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Starting in January, Milan's Niang will be on loan to Montpellier FC for a six-month period. Montpellier has offered the young Frenchman plenty of time on the pitch in Ligue 1, Football Italia reports.
Niang will not be missed in most fantasy leagues. He has only started one game this season. He will have a chance to improve his form in France and make a strong return to San Siro at the loan's end.
August 30, 2012
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
AC Milan have invested in the young French striker who nearly moved to England, Football Italia reports.
This is a player that could pay dividends down the road.


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TUPELO — BancorpSouth Bank has opened a loan production office in the Houston, Texas, suburb city of Friendswood. BancorpSouth initially opened an office in temporary office space just over five months ago in a Southwest Houston location. The office recently moved to its new location at 699 South Friendswood Drive, Suite 107. The move enhances BancorpSouth's reach to the Pearland, ...Read More »
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Burkhalter Rigging expands Texas office, establishes new facility
COLUMBUS — Burkhalter Rigging Inc. expanded its Houston, Texas, branch to include operations and sales teams as well as the establishment of a local operating facility. Joining Burkhalter at the Houston location are Mark Bell as director of Houston Operations and Doug Allen as project development manager. They collectively bring over 60 years of heavy lifting, rigging and transport experience ...Read More »
Health care zone college and university criteria bill goes to governor
The list of ways to set up a Healthcare Industry Zone is likely close to growing by one. Lawmakers have passed and sent to Gov. Phil Bryant legislation that would allow the Mississippi Development Authority to establish the incentive-laden zones in areas where a health care facility sits within a five-mile radius of a college university that awards health care-related ...Read More »
U.S. housing prices still declining but at slower pace
Oxford real estate data firm FNC's Residential Price Index(RPI) released Wednesday indicates that U.S. residential property values declined in December amid signs of continued improvement in the job market and economic growth. With sales of distressed properties comprising a large portion of overall home sales, prices on non-distressed sales continued to reflect the downward pressure distressed sales have on underlying ...Read More »
'Candy Land' — King has fulfilled her dream while sweetening customers' lives
To open the door of Nandy's Candy in Jackson is to beoverwhelmed with the smell of real chocolate. Rich, dark, velvety chocolate. Not the overly sugared, artificially flavored, cheap disappointment. Nandy's is the real deal. Display cases filled with American truffles, amaretto truffles, Bailey's Irish cream, walnut clusters, pecan, cashew and almond clusters, marzipan, chocolate marshmallow, butter crisp, raspberry chips, ...Read More »
Parkway Realty expanding in Houston
JACKSON — Parkway Properties Inc. is expanding its wholly-owned subsidiary, Parkway Realty Services, LLC (PRS) in Houston, Texas, and has added commercial leasing veteran Mark Preston to the Houston team of real estate professionals. PRS was founded in 1983 as a real estate service provider to both third-party clients and the investments for Parkway Properties. With the Houston office expansion, ...Read More »


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Angel John to hit the screens on October 8
However, now that Pazhassi Raja would face delay in release, Mohanlal and Antony Perumbavoor of Maxlab has decided to go ahead and release the movie on October 8 in Kerala. The movie is by director Jayasurya and it is said to convey a good message. The movie also has Sudha Chandran of the Mayuri fame in a key role. Shanthanoo is the son of the artiste couple Bhagyaraj and Poornima.
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