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Editor's note: First of two parts examining the impact of the Sonics' move. Today, changes at KeyArena. Thursday, the effect on Seattle and Oklahoma City.
Nearly a year since the city of Seattle agreed to a settlement that allowed the Sonics to leave town, KeyArena is still fighting an image problem created by its former tenant.
For years the Sonics complained the building was outdated while lobbying state lawmakers for financial assistance toward a multimillion-dollar renovation.
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"They were a very big and successful partner with us, but we're about so many other things," KeyArena manager Edie Burke said. "I want families here. I want Women of Faith. I want old rockers and young rockers and everybody in between."
So far, so good.
Despite the loss of its two main tenants, KeyArena is poised to turn its first profit since 2000. But look beyond the building with the giant neon-red KeyBank sign and you'll find a growing number of vacant restaurants and empty streets in a neighborhood that hasn't recovered from the exit of the city's NBA franchise and the Thunderbirds junior-hockey team.
Burke is trying to fill the void with concerts, family shows and high-school graduations. She budgeted 117 performances in 2009, including the Sonics and Thunderbirds, but now expects 89 events this year. It's a dramatic decline from the 144 events in 2007.
Despite fewer events, Burke said KeyArena will be profitable for the first time in nearly a decade because last year's $45 million settlement with the Sonics that allowed the team to relocate enabled the city to pay off KeyArena's $34 million debt from the previous remodel.
"We obviously have to bring in all lines of revenue — concessions, parking, sales, ticket fees — that we get, but we won't be spending more than we bring in," Burke said. "So that's profitable."
According to city records, KeyArena last turned a profit in 2000 when the building generated $600,030. Over the next seven years, the city lost $13.4 million. Before the settlement, Seattle Center paid an average of $6.7 million annually to pay down the debt beginning in 2001.
"With the mortgage paid, now everything we make is either used for improvements or it goes into the profit line," Burke said.
The city spent about $2 million from the settlement on building improvements, including a renovated HD Lounge, painting and lighting upgrades, concourse signage, a digital reader board, increased event-level catering space, development of a concert club room and a new Web site.
The improvements are nowhere near the kind of renovations proposed by former Sonics owner Howard Schultz for $118 million.
Burke isn't bothered that KeyArena lacks the amenities of the newest sports facilities.
"We're taking care of Joe Fan, and Joe Fan doesn't care about fancy schmancy club seats," she said. "The average fan doesn't want to spend a whole bunch of money for VIP things."
KeyArena signed an agreement with AEG Facilities, which will oversee sponsorships inside the building, advertising, premium-seating sales, suite sales and event-day operations that were handled by the Sonics' staff of more than 200. The Seattle Center will continue to manage general building operations, marketing of the venue and event bookings.
Marc Jones, director of marketing and business development, said KeyArena has been able to successfully compete with the Tacoma Dome, Everett's Comcast Arena and Kent's ShoWare Center, which is the new home of the Thunderbirds.
"What we're finding is promoters still want to be in Seattle," Jones said.
KeyArena's no-frills approach has been attractive enough to keep the Storm, which will play 17 home games, and to lure the Seattle University men's basketball team, which will play 10 games there next season. The building will also host five Rat City Rollergirl events, a Portland Trail Blazers exhibition game, Gonzaga and Washington State men's basketball games and 12 concerts, including Elton John and Billy Joel.
"For college basketball, KeyArena provides a perfect atmosphere," said Seattle U. athletic director Bill Hogan, who is completing negotiations on a long-term deal with the city. "You've got a good combination of suites. You got special rooms where you can cultivate corporate sponsors and donors. What we're hearing from our fans is they like the neighborhood feel of the building."
The neighboring businesses, however, have been hit hard. Jill Arno, Queen Anne Chamber of Commerce executive director, said businesses near KeyArena reported a 50 percent decline in sales in the past year.
"It's hard to separate the post-Sonics effect from economic downturn because they're overlapped," she said. "The restaurants in this area — not all of them, but a lot of them — counted on those nights with the Sonics as being their big nights and a big boost for their business, and they don't have that now.
"While KeyArena is getting some events in there, and obviously concerts are great and bigger events are good, the other events don't fill out the arena to the same extent that the Sonics would. You just don't see events that bring the 40-, 50-year-old crowd. I know they're trying over there, but right now everybody is hurting."
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we'll have time for one meal at the animal kingdom lodge so want to choose carefully
Which is better, boma or jiko?
we'll have time for one meal at the animal kingdom lodge so want to choose carefully
Which is better, boma or jiko?
Boma is a buffet and Jiko is a more formal restaurant. Both are exellent it just depends what you want. Do you have children?
If it was me going i would go to both - i guess if i really had to choose it would be Boma for its more informal atmosphere and i like to taste little bits of lots of things.
if you have a look in the recipe section you will find menus from both to help you make the decision.
are they in the animal kingdom or the hotel by it? Can we go there to eat if we dont stay there?
Wow. Tough choice. Like Brit, I like to have tastes of many things if I am going out to eat, and Boma does a really nice job of a fairly unique buffet selection.
Having said that, we love Jiko. The appetizer, Tastes of Africa is incredible.
It will depend upon your personal preference, of course and the amount you wish to spend (Boma being more budget friendly).
Keep in mind that Boma has a rotational menu for portions of its buffet (carving meat and soups...etc.).
Wow, tough choice. JIKO has become our favorite restaurant at WDW. But Boma has a fantastic buffet.
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Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime and offers two years of international experience immediately upon graduation. Join us at these upcoming events to learn about Volunteer experiences, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process.
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How do you transform an entire genre with one game, and kickstart sales for the fledgling Xbox One? A good start is to put Vince Zampella and Jason West in charge; they were two of the men responsible for the Call of Duty series, which blended twitch action shooting with RPG-style persistent progress. Titanfall, their debut effort at new studio Respawn Entertainment, again breathes new life into the FPS genre with an incredible mix of intense gunplay and precise movement; which somehow manages to be both familiar, yet unlike anything you've played before.
Titanfall does this by blending two very different kinds of gameplay; the titular Titans are slow, powerful brutes with huge arsenals, but the Pilots that control them are nimble parkour experts that can dash across a level in moments, and without even touching the ground.
Players start every round as a Pilot, fighting on foot, in the air and on any surface they can reach using a mix of wall-running and jet pack double-jumps. Once a two minute countdown timer has expired, however, they gain access to their Titan, which is deployed from orbit as and when it's needed.
Titan's aren't a reward for good play, as every player will have the ability to call down a Titan several times per match, regardless of their position on the leaderboards. Pilots can board their Titan and take direct control, or stay on foot and let the Titan's AI do the driving – either to defend a particular point or follow them around the map, engaging hostile targets as they come into view.
Titans each have unique abilities, like the rocket-catching Vortex Shield seen here
Respawn has balanced the two types of gameplay brilliantly; Titans pack serious firepower and have the weight to crush infantry underfoot. Get caught in the open and a Titan will have no trouble picking you off from a distance with a brutal mix of chainguns, 40mm cannons and rocket launchers. However, pilots have several ways of taking them down.
Each pilot carries an anti-Titan heavy weapon, such as a rocket launcher; while a more risky tactic is to jump on a Titan's back in a 'rodeo' manoeuvre, from where you can open a hatch and shoot into the vulnerable electrics. This usually forces the pilot, if there is one, to exit his armoured 'bot to take you out. It's the interplay between man and machine that makes Titanfall so compulsive, and which creates 'those moments' which you just have to tell other people about.
Each mission epilogue provides a welcome change of pace, with no respawning and a mad dash to the escape pod
Another refreshing addition to the traditional Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Domination modes is the Epilogue, where the losing team has to escape to a drop ship while the victors try to mop up any remaining opposition. Once you die here, there's no respawning, so you have to adjust your play style accordingly. Make it to the escape ship and you'll earn an XP bonus, but it's not an easy task when the entire enemy team is tracking you down.
Each of the 14 maps have been designed with this balance in mind. They all have plenty of verticality, lots of walls to run along and enough room to manoeuvre that they feel like a playground for pilots to explore using a combination of parkour and jet pack double jumps. You move at a much greater pace when wall-running compared to sprinting on foot, so the best players will be constantly hugging vertical surfaces to make themselves a hard target.
With so much verticality, you'll have to keep your eyes trained on the sky for enemy pilots
The Titans can't jump and are often hemmed in by buildings, though there are clear areas ideal for Titan vs Titan combat too. There's no structural damage here, as while it would be nice to smash through walls or tear down buildings when piloting your mech, it would arguably unbalance the man and machine nature of the game.
Titanfall is a multiplayer-only game, pitting teams of six against each other in a range of game modes. This sounds small compared to Battlefield 4's massive 64-player servers, but Respawn has managed to make every moment action-packed with AI-controlled grunts. They fill each map, airdropping in at random points to ensure you always have something to shoot.
They don't pose much of a threat, and shooting them will put you on the mini-map of enemy pilots. Ignoring them is a bad idea too though, as weapon upgrades and accessories are tied to the number of grunts, Spectres (stronger, yet still computer-controlled, enemies) and enemy players you shoot. Encounters with several grunts, enemy pilots and Titans in follow or guard mode feel like hectic, large-scale battles, even if you're only actually taking on a single human opponent.
With EA in charge of publishing duties, we were worried about the possibility of micro-transactions. Consumable cards, called Burn Cards, give you in-game rewards such as more powerful weapons, extra abilities or unique skills. They would be an ideal way of monetising the game, but as with the consumable cards in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, the actual monetisation is thankfully absent.
Burn Card abilities only last until you die – or to the end of the game if you don't bite the dust. This helps balance the more powerful cards, but frustratingly it does sometimes mean losing your supercharged grenade launcher or explosive-firing sniper rifle before you even have the chance to pull the trigger.
Snipers will struggle to find safe vantage points, as you can get to any surface with a few jumps
And you'll do a lot of dying unless you're very good. Having both the nuances of Pilot and Titan combat to master makes this a harder proposition than Call of Duty. The maps are complex, due to their more vertical nature, and the game types mean you rarely have a chance to stop and think, it's all go, go, go if you want to come out on top, plus with only six players a side there's nowhere to hide your deficiencies. All that makes the learning curve pretty steep, though there is one place for new players to take a little refuge.
Despite being presented as a 'campaign' the nine story missions play like any other online shooter - albeit with brief cut-scene interlude at the beginning and end of each match as NPCs fill the gaps in the rather basic plot. You can finish the campaign in 90 minutes, and experience the action from both the Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation (IMC) and Militia viewpoints in under three hours. This certainly isn't the game for anyone after an engrossing single player story.
scripted moments at the start of each mission are as engaging as the campaign mode gets
Nor is it the title to show off the power of your next generation console Microsoft has secured an exclusivity deal which will surely help boost sales of the Xbox One, but the heavily modified version of Valve's Source engine is hardly a visual tour de force. The particle and smoke effects look pretty, and frame rates hold up for the most part, even during intense action, but textures are muddy in places and everything feels a little flat. A fact that isn't helped but the unremittingly drab colour scheme of Respawn's frontier planets.
Whether there's enough content to keep casual players entertained for long remains to be seen; there are a limited number of weapons, Titans and abilities to unlock, and you could run out of new kit to try quite rapidly. For the hardcore, Respawn has yet to add clan support, private matchmaking or spectator modes. Through its £20 DLC season pass, Titanfall may gain new game modes, maps, weapons and Titans, but that remains to be seen. For the moment it's quite expensive given what you're getting, and those who aren't up-to-speed with online shooters may suffer badly.
It is by no means perfect, but the flow of movement, rapid pace and sweetly balanced man and mech gameplay has comfortably usurped Call of Duty as our go-to twitch shooter of choice. Battlefield has more depth and Counter Strike is much more tactical, but Titanfall is something else, something very important, it's fun.


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I am happy to welcome you and your family to Stowers Elementary School and to the new and exciting adventures and experiences that await you this school year. Our experienced staff of educators is dedicated to keeping their main focus on providing your child(ren) with the best educational opportunity available. Every child is a unique and precious person, and we have the great responsibility of developing him/her to be a confident, life-long learner. We will also provide a variety of opportunities for students to form meaningful and healthy relationships with their peers and adults. I strongly believe that the best education can be achieved for children when home, school, and community combine energies and talents. There are many ways for parents and community members to become involved in our school. I hope you will become part of our team to provide a successful year for our students.
With that in mind, one of my goals this year is to make communication with you a priority. I will communicate with your through conversations, e-mail, daily electronic bulletins, newsletters, school website, phone calls and conferences. If you have suggestions of other ways to establish solid communication with the staff and me, please let me know. Great things happen when there is a meaningful relationship between home and school!
I look forward to meeting and working with all of you during the 2015-2016 School Year.
Debbie Parks
Stowers Elementary School
Where Everyone is a Champion! \
Academic Excellence, Responsible Citizenship, Future Ready
Educate, Engage, and Empower each student to succeed in a dynamic world.


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Issue date: Sunday, August 23, 1970
Pages available: 154
Previous edition: Saturday, August 22, 1970
Next edition: Monday, August 24, 1970
Publication name: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
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Years available: 1917 - 1977Learn more about this publication
Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - August 23, 1970, Abilene, Texas "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES' Byron MORNING, AUGUST 23. 1970-SEVENTY PAGES IN FIVE SECTIONS !0c DAILY-20c SUNDAY Lubbock Must Redraw District 'MIRACLE BABY' EDDIE AND HIS LITTLE SISTER at 9 he is 'busy being a little boy' "Slight Chance at Life' Proves Plenty for Eddie i By KATHARYN DUFF Reporter-News Assistant Editor Eddie Jones will enroll toniorrow as a third grader at Bonham'Elementary School. A Wjry, burr heated will be just one of the mob of healthy, kids flocking back to classes and that is, in its normalcy, miraculous. Eddie had small ftance to begin life and, after medical miracle was I accomplished, small chance to live It i HE IS the son of the late Sharon Jones. He was born six and a half months after a wreck Jarred his mother into unconsciousness from which she never aroused. As infant and toddler Eddie drew the attention and concern of many. He was the central figure in a tragedy that touched the sympathies of the nation. All that was another world. Eddie lives now an ordinary life, far removed from headlines. His father has remarried and Eddie now has a little sister, Jackie, 4-plus, and a tiny brother, Monty Owen, about three and a half months old. The family home Is at 618 Lexington. "EDDIE'S JUST busy being a little Mrs. Jones puts it. His family had just as soon keep it that way. Back In 1961, '62, '63 there was publicity to last several lifetimes. Stories and pictures of Eddie and his family and the ordeal to which they were subjected were printed in newspapers all over the world. They were news because, as far as medical records show, none had had an experience quite like theirs. It was with reluctance that Eddie's father decided to open here the family's private life to further public inspection. His decision to do so came as a result of a rejjuest from a Minneapolis newspaper. "Whatever happened to that little boy in Texas whose mother was unconscious so the Midwestern newspaper asked the Associated Press at New York. The question was relayed by New York AP to Dallas, then to The Reporter-News and on to Eddie's father. Jack's first impulse was to protect Eddie from any more public attention. On second and third thought he changed his mind. "Many people do have a stake in Eddie. a lot of prayers and a lot of money gifts helped bring him through, I guess people have the right to Jack reasoned. "So go ahead. Tell them Eddie's just fine We're all doing just fine." THE JONES DRAMA, which was Eddie's drama, began on a cold drizzly winter day, late in the afternoon of Dec. at the See EDDIE'S, Pg. 3-A By The Assedaled Press A major development in the "desegregate now" drive in Texas occurred Saturday in Lubbock but another West Texas town San Angelo had still not reached a workable plan o! integration late Saturday night. And it appeared that the Jus- tice Department, spearheading the drive on the 26 schools for the Department of Health, Edu- cation and Welfare (HEW) was getting tough. In at least three cases and possibly four, the Justice De- partment is expected to file its own plan-or that of HEW- Monday, bypassing the usual procedure of requiring a school to file a plan first. Some schools have said clearly they will file no plan of their own. The major development Sat- urday was at Lubbock, where U.S. Dist. Judge Hal Woodward ordered school boundary lines redrawn. The judge in essence complied with much of the plan advocat- ed by HEW in two days of court hearings, but not all. There was some Indication that redrawing the boundary lines would achieve a predomi- nantly Anglo majority in all the schools, but some observers said there could be an opposite ef- fect. The court appointed a com- mittee to determine how well in- tegration was talcing place. The judge did not close any schools, although government lawyers asked him to do so. Neither did the judge make any changes in elementary schools. He seemed concerned mainly with the high schools and with one predominantly all- black junior high school. The government gave up Its efforts to close 39-year-old Lub- bock High School. Tom Johnson, a lawyer for the schools, said it was too early to determine if the decision would be appealed. Bernie Sha- piro, a government lawyer, said the decision was a compromise and It had not been determined whether the government will ap- peal. WEATHER U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ESSA WEATHER BUREAU (WMttwr Map, ft. ABILENE AND VICINITY rwmsl-partly and i lltll. cooler Sunday through Monday. Wir, Sunday ntfr m law SimOar nlgM In upper Sfc High Monday In tow Kt. Northerly vlirii five lo 15 miles ptr how bwomlno Mont easterly Monday. Sal. l.m. SM. p.m. l> 91 n 75 95 7i 9S n 77 75 77 77 74 82 74 _ _ High and low lor wiling p.m.: W and 73. and low Mm. lMt VMf: H ftnd 75. Suniel last nlghl: nnrlM today: sunset tonight! Barometer reading at f p.m.; 91.09. Humidity at p.m.: 85 per cent. In San Angelo, where U.S. District Judge Joe Kstes Friday issued an order calling for the opening of school on schedule Monday, day of informal talks Saturday did no good. School Superintendent G. B. Wadzeck told The Reporter- News "no decision had been reached" by Saturday night after a series of meetings with Justice Department officials and school officials. "Informal talks will be held again Wadzeck said, but he noted those participating in the talks had been asked not to release to members of the press details of the talks. The formal hearing about desegregation in San Angelo was recessed until Monday at a.m. by Judge Estes. The Justice Department filed suit Aug. 7 against the 26 schools in four federal district courts. The aim was to enforce HEW guidelines on the districts before classes began. The schools reacted wilh sur- prise. Many of them had re- ceived approval of federal au- thorities for their freedom-of- choice operations or felt they were In compliance with HEW rules. To all appearances, HEW scrapped earlier standards and demanded what its spokesmen called "unitary systems." What this means, said spokes- men, varies from school district to school district. HEW claimed, in effect, that the districts were operating one system for Ne- groes and another for whites de- spite the freedom of choice plan, and that if all-black school re- mained within the district, then See SCHOOLS, Pg. Vice President to Reaffirm U.S. Commitments to Asia Nixon Shifts Running Style By WALTER R. WEARS AP Political Writer WASHINGTON M. Nixon, once labeled "a chronic campaigner" by his presidential predecessor, has the biggest favor he can do for Republican candidates in 1970 is to perform in the White House, not on the political plat- form. But the Nixon White House !s it probably will be turning up in some campaign battleground states before the Nov. 3 elections. In Niion's view, state cam- paigns, particularly for the Sen- AMI AMiyeis U.S. Pilots Can Hit Any Cambodian Site U.S. planes flew support this week for Cambodian forces bat- tling six to nine miles north of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital.________ NEWS INDEX SAIGON (AP) U.S. pilots are free to go anywhere la Cam- bodia and attack enemy troops and supply lines, informed sources said Saturday. While this was the first time this bad been disclosed, the in- formants insisted it represented Do change In policy. The fame guideline holds as before, the informants added: That pilots at free to attack any tfcne that military officials believe enemy troops might paw t threat to in South Vietnam. Hie Informants reported that most- U.S. air strikes are con- fined to the east of the Mekong River to northeastern Cambo- dia, where new enemy supply UIM from Laos have been es- tablished stnce the anted incur- aion in eastern Cambodia last 7-D 5-1 4-1 10.1 3-D Jimkb Prate M ttnitmnum Oil 10-1I-D 2-1 J.I t-0 IS, 7-1 J, Tbe qoMtta of where U.S. pi- lOtt BMJT fap flyiflf CUM Up when asked h 7-0 1-1 TV Trt (M M rf SMI. I) Newi ate, are affected by the big is- sues a president handles in the White House. "He says the best way he can help is in the way he has things functioning said Herbert G. Klein, director of communi- cations for the administration. There remains the possibility of some old-fashioned campaign- ing by the President late in Oc- tober; the schedule then Is flexi- ble. But for the present, Nixon's travels will be under the heading of "bringing govern- ment to the people." Whatever the description, the political impact is evident. "I believe there is benefit in bringing the White House to San Clemente or to Fargo or to Nixon said of his travels. I Uunk this whole program of bringing ment to the people can be served by having the White House go to the country from time to time The cause of more Republican government may be served, too, by such journeys as the one Nix- on made on July 24 to Fargo, N.D. and Salt Lake City. Nut only did Republican Sen- ate candidates from North Da- kota and Utah join the Presi- dent; Rep. Clark MacGregor of Minnesota came across 'the state lint for some exposure de- signed to help in Ms Senate campaign against former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. At baseball's AU Star game in Cincinnati a Nixon companion was Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio, running for the Senate against Democrat Howard Met- zenbaum. In Denver on Aug. 3, Nixon met with 175 state law enforce- ment officials, and took the oc- casion to criticize the Demo- cratic Congress for inaction on crime control bills. "We're See NIXON, Pg. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) Vice President Spiro T. Ag- new left for Asia Saturday bear- ing President Nixon's declara- tion that the United States plans to maintain its presence in Southeast Asia. Both Nixon and Agnew em- phasized in short statements on the lawn outside the Western White House that the vice presi- dent will tell leaders of four Asian nations that the United Slates will stand by its Asian commitments wliile lowering its Far East profile. Their words provided at least an indirect reply to renewed Senate efforts against expansion of U.S. Asian committments and were intended to remind Asians that the the determining U.S. pol- icy. Agnew then flew by helicopter from here to El Toro Marine Air Station, where Air Force 2 took off for Asia at a.m. Scheduled stops are South Ko- rea, Nationalist China, Thailand and South Vietnam. Agnew said his trip is intend- ed "as a distinct reaffirmation of our committment that the American presence in Southeast Asia is something we are deter- mined to maintain and that our friend.; can depend upon us." Nixon said Agnew will loll Asian leaders that U.S. policy does not envision a U.S. with- drawal froni the area. The President said Agncw will report to him on his first-hand Impression on either Aug. 31 or Sept. 1. Before conferring with the President, Agnew met with Dr. Henry Kissinger, the Presi- dent's top national security ad- viser. Like the 11-nation tour of Asia and the Pacific that he took ear- lier in the year, Agnew's new venture is keyed to the Nixon Doctrine, the policy announced by the President a year ago which combines a reduction of the American presence in Asia with a reaffirmation of treaty commiltmenls and greater em- phasis on Asian self-help. Enroute to Asia, Agnew planned an overnight stop at the mid-Pacific island of Guam aft- er refueling of his plane at Ha- waii. Agnew's first Asian stop Is South Korea, where the vice president is to give assurances the United States will assist in the modernization of that na- tion's military forces as some of troops there are withdrawn. After Korea, Agnew heads south to Nationalist China, Thai- land and South Vietnam. There also have been unconfirmed re- ports of a quick visit to Cambo- dia. The vice president will advise Asian leaders not lo be upset by Ihe activities and statements of antiwar forces in.the Senate and the nation at large. But Agnew's diplomatic mis- sion has been complicated by in- creasing evidence that longtime Senate supporters of the admin- istration's Vietnam policy agree wilh war foes that the U.S. com- mitment in Southeast Asia should not be extended. Didn't survive A large tree in the front yard of Miss Lois Adrian's home at 741 Elm St. has survived quite a few storms, but Saturday afternoon's thunderstorm finally got it, A bolt of lightning split the tree shortly after 5 p.m., ac- cording to Miss Adrian, (Staff Photo) Snap, Crackle: Storm Victims Tree, Radio At least one lightning-struck tree and a dead radio were attributed to the thunderstorm that hit Abilene about 5 p.m, Saturday. The U.S. Weather Bureau recorded .28 Inches of rain from the storm to bring the total for the year to inches. Normal for the year is 15.67. Rainfall within the city was heavier with .48-inch recorded at 1026 Cedar and .M at 682 E.N. 15th. Shortly after Ihe rains began, an automobile accident occurred on N. 1st by the Bootery. Reported I n satisfactory condition in Hcndrick Memorial Filipino Captain, 5 Crewmen Remain on Burning Freighter SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A determined Philippine skipper and five of bis crew stuck with their sinking freighter, the Don Jose Figneras, afire in the Pa- cific MO mites northwest of San Francisco Saturday. The Coast Guard, after earlier reporting word that the entire crew of 39 and two passengers had abandoned ship to the near- by Japanese freighter Cuba Mam, said it received the later information in a direct commu- aicatkM from the sMB. Cant. Demosthenes Gabac ra- dioed tat kte Tcasd, her bull cractad afti No, I, 3 and J burning, wss stffl staking but that he and the (to crewmen "will stay on board until the last." Apparently moderate seas and the presence of the Cuba Maru and another Japanese freighter, the Ogishima Maru, changed the captain's mind. There were no reports of inju- ries and a circling Coast Guard aircraft reported that crewmen and passengers in life rafts had been picked up by the Cuba Maru. Earlier, with fire roaring in three holds and a 23 degree starboard list from flooding, Gabac had radioed: 'Abandoning ship now. No re- No recourse. Fire be- ynnd control. Crack in hold No. The 466-foot, vessel, only three years old, is owned by the Republic of the Philip- pines. It was reported en route from Pusan, Korea, to Panama, when fire broke out late Friday night. The Figueras indicated fire started In No. 3 hold in general cargo of unspecified nature, then spread to Nos. 2 and 4 holds. Early messages said the situation was desperate almost immedUteiy. About mldmorning, Saturday, water pumps quit workmg and a crack appeared in the portstde hull of hold t Flames were re- ported "very strong." Hospital Saturday night following the accident were Mrs. Arlene Davis Gooch, 55, of Walnut; Bennie Mark Jones, 19, 4033 Ligustrum and Nancy Prock, 18, of 1441 Roanoak. According to police reports, Miss Prock was a passenger In a car driven by Jones which was headed west on N. 1st when the accident occurred at p.m. The other car, driven by Mrs. Gooch, was also headed west on N. 1st, when the wreck took place, police said. Only one report of lightning damage was reported. A large tree was split by a bolt of lightning about p.m. Saturday in the front yard of See WEATHER, Pg. t-A Z-Day ABILENE ToUl Municipal Airport Total for Year Normal for Year 13.84 15.87 1026 Cedar .......411.37 S82E.iV.15th MM ALBANY ..........17 ANSON Tr. BAIRD 30 BRECKENRIDGE .....07 BRONTE 1.00 CISCO I.4d CLYDE ............M COLEMAN Tr. DELBON .30 DUBLW ...........04 GORMAN......... .40 RANGER Tr. SYLVESTER .47 WINTERS iflj ;


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Visit With Children
Below you'll find things to do, tips, and suggestions for making the most of your visit with children. Before you visit, check the Calendar for children's drop-in programs, special events, and exhibits on the day you plan to visit.
Top 3 Things to Do with Children
1. Visit the Children's Garden
Get a bird's eye view of the Garden in the CWD Kids Tree House, climb high in a 100-year-old mulberry tree, explore the world in our International Village, wear your swimsuit on warm days and cool off in WaterPlay, and more.
Please see Children's Garden Etiquette below.
2. Pick up a KidQuest
Looking for a family adventure?
Pick up a KidQuest brochure at the Admissions desk in the Robins Visitors Center (or download it at home) and follow the clues to six special spots throughout the Garden. Along the way, make seasonal discoveries, record your findings, and receive a collectible button after completing the quest.
Come back each season – the destinations change!
3. Look for Wildlife in the Garden
Feed the fish in the lake behind the Robins Tea House in the Asian Valley. Fish food is for sale by the lake. Look for turtles sunning themselves along the edge of Lake Sydnor. Watch bees and butterflies collect nectar and pollinate flowers throughout the Garden.Learn More
What's Happening Now in the Children's Garden
Tips and Suggestions
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is an outside, living museum for walking tours and explorations only. There are no playground areas available for active sports or running.
Expect to spend about one to two hours in the Children's Garden. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase in the Garden Café. Strollers are available on a first come, first served basis in the Robins Visitors Center. Strollers are generously provided by Baby Jogger.
The Children's Garden provides the following:
- Restrooms with changing tables
- Water fountains
- Tables
- Vending machines
Children's Garden Etiquette
Guidelines for Little Gardeners
- This is YOUR Garden. Please help take care of it!
- Stay with your grown-up and show him how to have fun!
- Treat all living things with respect; please leave all plants and animals where you find them.
- Share and play gently with younger visitors.
- Please keep your shoes on.
- Walking feet and speaking voices are expected in all areas of the Garden.
- Respect the plants and animals by staying on the pathways.
Guidelines for Grown-Up Gardeners
- Safety must be everyone's first concern.
- Supervise your child at all times. Unattended children will be planted!
- Everyone is welcome, especially children up to age 10.
- Play, discover and learn alongside your child.
- Enjoy snacks at tables in the Children's Garden only.
- Restrooms are equipped with changing tables.
- Alcohol and tobacco products are not welcome in the Children's Garden.


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Photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Main
A Marine tries on his ghillie suit after harvesting grass to vegetating it during stalking training conducted at a remote training area near an inactive shipyard at Joint Base Pearl Harbor - Hickam. The snipers are students of Scout Sniper School, School of Infantry — West, Detachment Hawaii.
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Main Menu
House Salad$7.95
bed of garden fresh lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, croutons, cheddar and jack cheeses with your choice of dressing. dressing selection: ranch, bleu cheese, basalmic vinaigrette, honey mustard or lite italian
Greek Salad$9.95
fresh greens with hard boiled eggs, black olives, tomato, artichoke hearts, red onion, roasted red peppers, pepperoncini and feta cheese. tossed in greek vinaigrette dressing
Taco Salad
fresh mixed greens with tomatoes, onions, black olives and black beans, garnished with tortilla chips, topped with shredded cheese. served with sour cream and salsa
- $8.95
- Add Sloppy Joe Mix $2.25
Add These Items To Salads
- Add Chicken $2.25
- Add Fried Chicken Fingers $4.00
- Add Fish $4.00
Cheese Pizza$8.25
10" personal pizza with sweet tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese
Pepperoni Pizza$9.25
10" personal pizza with sweet tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese & pepperoni
Sloppy Joe's Pizza$9.50
10" personal pizza with sloppy joe mix, diced tomatoes, cheddar and jack cheeses
Chicken Alfredo Pizza$9.95
10" personal pizza with chopped chicken, alfredo cream sauce, mozzarella and parmesan cheese
Key West Snacks
Buffalo Fried Shrimp$9.95
tossed in our butter-hot sauce served with celery and blue cheese dressing
Conch Fritters$7.95
half a dozen served with key lime mustard
Fried Calamari$7.95
tender squid rings lightly fried served with marinara sauce
Key West Conch Chowder$5.75
a tasty blend of tomato, spices, vegetables & ground conch
Peel & Eat Key West Shrimp
steamed in beer & served chilled with cocktail sauce
- 1/2 Lb $9.95
- 1 Lb $16.95
Classic Soft Pretzels$4.50
hot from the oven, salted, or unsalted
Chicken Fingers$7.95
five tender, fried chicken breast strips served with bbq sauce
Fried Cheese Sticks$7.75
six lightly-fried mozzarella sticks, served with marinara sauce
Fried Onion Rings$6.50
crisp batter-dipped sweet onions
Havana Nachos
tortilla chips, topped with jalapenos, tomatoes, black olives, black beans, cheddar and jack cheeses, onions, served with sour cream and salsa
- $8.95
- Add Sloppy Joe Mix $2.00
- Add Chicken $2.25
grilled columbian cornbread cakes stuffed with mozzarella cheese, served with sour cream and black bean corn salsa
Sloppy Sampler Platter$10.95
(2) conch fritters, (3) plain wings, (3) onion rings, (2) cheese sticks. served with marinara sauce, hot sauce and key lime mustard $
Sloppy Wings$9.50
ten wings served plain or hot with blue cheese dressing & celery sticks
Sloppy Boneless Wings$9.95
ten boneless wings served plain or hot with blue cheese dressing & celery sticks
Sloppy Joe's Smoked Fish Dip$7.95
a creamy blend of smoked fish, cream cheese and herbs. served with club crackers
The Original Sloppy Joe Sandwich$8.95
delicious ground beef in a sweet, rich tomato sauce, with onions, peppers and spices.
Bbq Pork Sandwich$8.75
pulled smoked pork sandwich in sloppy joe's bbq sauce
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich
hot roast beef on amorosa roll served with horseradish cream, and au jus
- $10.50
- Add Cheese $1.00
Crab Cake Sandwich$12.95
pan-fried lump crab meat on a kaiser roll served with bistro sauce
Fish Sandwich
grilled, deep fried or blackened
- $11.75
- Add Cheese $1.00
Famous "full Moon" Fish Sandwich$12.75
batter-dipped, deep-fried, and smothered with peppers, onions, mushrooms, and cheese
Grilled Angus Ernie Burger
- $7.95
- Add Cheese $1.00
- Add Bacon $1.50
"full Moon" Style Burger$9.50
with peppers, onions, mushrooms and cheese
Grilled Or Blackened Chicken Sandwich
- Chicken Breast $8.95
- Add Cheese $1.00
- Add Bacon $1.50
Sloppy Philly Steak Sandwich$9.95
thin-sliced steak, onions, mushrooms, peppers and your choice of cheese, on an amorosa roll, served with mayo on side
Sloppy Quesadilla
large flour tortilla with shredded cheddar and jack cheeses, and black beans, grilled, served with sour cream and salsa
- $8.50
- Add Chili $1.75
- Add Chicken $2.25
- Add Sloppy Joe Mix $2.25
Grilled 1/4 Lb. Hot Dog
- Hot Dog $4.95
- Add Chili $1.75
- Add Sloppy Joe Mix $2.25
- Add Cheese $1.00
Wraps & More
Buffalo Chicken Wrap$9.95
boneless chicken wings tossed in hot sauce, lettuce, cheddar and jack cheeses, served with blue cheese dressing
Chicken Fajita Wrap$9.75
grilled chicken strips with onions, peppers, jalapeno in a flavorful mexican marinade, with shredded cheddar and jack cheeses
Shrimp Po'boy Sandwich$10.95
eight fried shrimp with lettuce, tomato on cuban bread, served with cajun bistro sauce and pickle on side
Key West Fish Taco$11.75
three corn tortilla filled with fried fish, white taco sauce, shredded cabbage and tomato, served with salsa
Fish & Shrimp
Fish & Chips$13.75
battered-dipped, deep-fried fish with fries
Shrimp & Chips$13.75
ten breaded, deep-fried shrimp with fries
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luci ferson i did a lot of reading here and there and i found something interesting, a dongle user just need to unplug it and update to rogero 4.21 cfw... i'd like to try this lol
luci ferson i did a lot of reading here and there and i found something interesting, a dongle user just need to unplug it and update to rogero 4.21 cfw... i'd like to try this lol
hey i'm on cfw 4.21 rogero v1.09 but when i play pes 2013 i'm stuck in the loading screen
any ideas ?
Whenever i try to update from 3.55 CFW (no downgraded fat PS3) to 4.21 rogero v1.09 i Keep getting the message "Update data of version 1.97 or later can be installed on this system (8002F967)" what can i do??? should i try the recovery or something else?
is there a disk in the drive? if so take it out
No disk is in the drive and still the same... could it be because i started the Toggle QA pkg before???
i dont know enough about it yet sorry, i dont want to help you brick your ps3
Thank you anyways... sad it seems like i can't update now. also it seems to be a very rare problem since there are not many posts about it on the net.
very rare problem yup,
if youve never downgraded and only ran 3.55 you should be okey, but toggle qa anyway
Never downgraded my unit and i'm on 3.55 CFW... quite strange that i can't update indeed but i prefer that message for now rather than a brick
same problem here think there is a spoof or something.
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A library for deep (recursive) merging of Javascript objects
Merge the enumerable attributes of two objects deeply.
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Skip to comments.Britain: Pedophile Network at the Heart of Government
Posted on 01/20/2014 6:42:45 AM PST by Renfield
A former female MP was involved in a paedophile network at the heart of government, police have been told.
She is alleged to have forced a boy in care to perform a "vile" sex act at one of a series of drug-fuelled parties in Westminster in the Eighties where boys and girls as young as 13 were allegedly abused.
Last night her alleged victim told the Sunday Express: "I want justice."
Andrew Ash, now 45, said he has given Scotland Yard the name of the former MP. We cannot name her for legal reasons.
Mr Ash claims he was frequently ferried down to London from the North of England, where he was in care, to take part in sex parties.
He says they were organised by a paedophile ring involving David Smith, Jimmy Savile's former chauffeur who killed himself last year before he was due to stand trial for sex offences.
He said: "It wasn't just politicians, there were also a number of celebrities, including Jimmy Savile, who seemed to have a lot of good links to MPs and powerful businessmen.
"There was usually drugs like cocaine and speed available as well as bottles of champagne."
Of his encounter with the female MP, he said: "She was extremely drunk and was laughing as she did it.
"I didn't really know what was going on but the others around her were goading her on.
"I must have been about 13 years old at the time and felt humiliated." We can also reveal that security services have been working closely with Yard detectives because of the highly sensitive nature of the allegations.
The Sunday Express understands police seized video footage and photographs of an alleged sex party from a well-known paedophile last year.
Mr Ash claims officers have footage which shows a senior male MP in the same frame as him, although no abuse takes place on camera. He said he is speaking out now because he is frustrated by the lack of action after being interviewed for 70 hours by the Met Police's Paedophile Unit.
He says he was abused by the male MP on another occasion too. He said: "I remember being filmed with this MP, who was abusing me in a garage of a very prominent building behind a Rolls-Royce.
"Another politician turned up with a video camera but the man abusing me just smirked and joked, 'OK, OK, I'll vote any way you want' as if he was being blackmailed. What I want to know is why they haven't arrested him yet if they have this evidence.
"All I want is justice and for the truth to come out because these people have been protected for far too long."
Mr Ash said two Met officers called at his home in Yorkshire last May.
Interviews were conducted mainly at a safe house in Bridlington, East Yorkshire, but also in London. "The interviews were usually carried out in blocks of three, normally every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
"On at least two occasions there were two other officers present that I didn't recognise. They didn't ask me a thing, they just scribbled notes.
"I asked who they were but all I was told was that they were from 'upstairs'. It was clear from the tone that they were intelligence officers.
"They had obviously been made aware of the high-profile names and the sensitive information I had given police."
Dutch intelligence officers attended at least one interview because Andrew told of being trafficked to Amsterdam on a number of occasions to be abused by a group of paedophiles including convicted child killer Sidney Cooke.
He claims Cooke, now 84, made him film the paedophile abusing another young boy on video. It is feared Cooke may have abused and killed young boys in the Netherlands.
Mr Ash also told police he was abused by a big-name celebrity.
He said: "This particular person was able to get youngsters into glitzy nightclubs in the West End. After one evening he invited me and a young girl back to his house where he made us have sex before joining in."
Mr Ash is being helped by anti-abuse campaigners Bill Maloney and Chris Fay.
Mr Fay said: "The police have spent a good deal of time with him, listening to his evidence, and now potentially have compelling information that Andrew was at one of these parties with at least one prominent former MP.
"He hopes by speaking out, other victims may come forward."
Andrew Ash aged 14 (Hull News & Pictures)
The only 'highly sensitive' part of this is the part where 'liberal elites' might be hurt. Other than that there's nothing 'sensitive' about it. The victim - like most victims - has already suffered - and is more than willing to shout his outrage from the rooftops.
Nice to see the 'Yard' being so sensitive to their liberal elites... /s
So where's the guilty / not-guilty crowd on this story? I'm sure they must think this guy was just really fortunate to be raped by those powerful people.
Oh, so THAT'S what happened to Great Britain. And when they lost God's favor, look what happened in 30 short years.
At its core homosexuality is the vile molestation of young boys by decadent older men.
Oh...just like here!
First queer president, queers in the cabinet, queers in the military, public school system...
Don't think this is the case only in (once) Great Britain
Called buggery, pederasty...NOT "paedophilia".
This time it was men and women.
Chances are pretty good there were female children somewhere in the abuse mix as well.
I appears that the UK has its own version of the Bohemian Grove. Easier to control rising plutocrats when you can blackmail them later if they try to deviate from the global fascist NWO.
This would not happen if only politicians, celebrities and teachers could marry...oh wait
No wonder the elites are terrified of a "Mamma Grizzly"...can you imagine the fury if something like this was uncovered by a Palin administration? Whew.
Well I'm sure Hillary won't tolerate any of this after she and Bill move back into the WH.
There was a high profile case back in the 70's - something about "Boy's Town".
It also had numerous, high-powered politicians involved. There was a documentary that intimated that our government was riddled with pedophiles.
Then the story went away.
Likely the cops to direct any similar accusations away from the cops.
"At its core homosexuality is the vile molestation of young boys by decadent older men."
I totally agree. It's refreshing to see some older women getting into the act.
Earlier articles on the subject: Daily Beast: Alleged Pedophile Ring: Connections to Senior Public Figures Mount
Portugal's high-society pedophile ring
Given the degree to which members of the World Elites fraternize with each other, does anybody here think there is NOT an interlocking global network of highly-placed pedophiles?
Pedophiles go after pre-pubescent children. 13 is young. But these folks are predators, not pedophiles.
"Don't judge me" says the progressive hedonist
They're all of that.
"Get em by eight, before it's too late."
And they're not "folks", they're monsters, which should be shot.
Same thing went on here in the U.S.
See FRANKLIN and BOY'S TOWN SCANDAL.
And in light of Manning's repeated chants during the football game..... this scandal was in..... OMAHA.
Imagine that.
I'm not gay, so I don't have an opinion on the photo of Andrew.
Utterly sick, yet unlike Russia, the UK will be immune from any criticism by the Obama regime. One tries to protect kids, the other molests them.
Here's one link.
The Franklin Scandal - A story of child abuse, power brokers, and betrayal.
Metropolitan Police VIP paedophiles probe turns into murder investigation
The party affiliation of the MPs accused has not yet been released, not that it matters. Tory, Labour or Liberal, hang em. In the 80's Tories outnumbered labour in Parliament.
Homoz are such kind and caring individuals.
Gee - you think Putin might be onto something?
Some thirty years later??? He isn't even clear on the details. I would not be shocked if some event such as this happened but I am not convinced by this fuzzy story
[Sadly I fear this sort of thing is more common than we think.]
I agree, what better way to control people at the top by the elites than to have something they are addicted to but you can also hold over them....
As it has always been. The same-sex marriage thing is just a cover for this sort of thing.
[ Modern Day Sex Slavery is alive and well, I read somewhere that it is one of the most profitable enterprises in the world today.
Sickening! ]
I agree, and it is called "white slavery" which in this screwed up PC world almost makes it seem better than regular slavery because of the hate whitey mentality.
I think they should put a bounty on sex traffickers and sex slavery rings. but they (the powers that be) will not... wonder why....
Also they should bring forth the death penalty for sex trafficking which involves minors.
Well, Because the Powers that be ARE the Sex Traffickers......
But we know that already don't we Grace, It still Pisses me off >:(
Sounds like Hollyweird
Libertopian Paradise
Those with so much are apt to abuse it.
This happens all the time in DC, Wall Street and Hollyweird I bet
How dare they defame the good name of pedophiles.. //sarcasm
Exactly, Sandusky is covering up a major pedophile ring of U.S elites through the Second Mile.
All of a sudden the Pet Shop Boys come to mind.
"I think they should put a bounty on sex traffickers and sex slavery rings. but they (the powers that be) will not... wonder why...."
Well, Because the Powers that be ARE the Sex Traffickers......
But we know that already don't we Grace, It still Pisses me off >:(
Did you hear Glenn Beck read that letter today in the 2nd hour of his program it was heartbreaking, they couldn't free those girls from sex trafficking because a prosecute couldn't be bothered to work the weekend...
It's a trick.
The teabaggers claim most pedophiles are straight....which is true.
That's because the packers have no interest in little girls.
And this was before Barney "Hot bottom" Frank was censured for running a boy-whore house out of his basement?
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The Grand Prix Special Edition TechLite Classic Sport Show Coat is loaded with style features. This exceptionally lightweight, washable ladies' show coat has a 4-button front with signature silver buttons, matching silver buttons at the cuffs, an ultrasuede collar and full, self-colored piping along the front and lapels.
This Cavallo® Cannes Dressage Coat offers the performance to keep you comfortable and sophisticated elegance to make you look your best. Schoeller® washable performance fabric has 3XDRY® and Coldblack™ technology. It helps keep you cool and dry while shedding water and stains. Pearl details for refined feminine style, a full stretch mesh lining and two flap pockets.
This R.J. Xtreme Monterey Competition Coat in premium, lightweight soft shell fabric offers breathability and stretch for total riding comfort. Substantial enough to flatter your figure, the fabric is UV protective to SPF 50, washable, wrinkle-free and quick-drying. Classic style features keep you looking polished.
Lightweight, stretchable and extremely easy-care, the Grand Prix Men's TechLite Hunt Coat is beautifully tailored for a professional look. This technical men's show coat has a 3-button front and double-vented back; custom options are available.
The R.J. Classics Xtreme Victory Competition Coat offers show-stopping performance and European-inspired styling. Premium soft shell fabric is washable, breathable, UV-protection and stretchable. Modern style features include a flattering slim fit, slightly shorter hem, four-button front with hidden zipper, double-vented back, pockets and zip cuffs.
In the R.J. Classics Special Edition Xtreme Victory Competition Coat, a hint of contrast pattern trim updates the popular original. Made of premium soft shell fabric, this show coat is unparalleled in fit, fabric and comfort. It's lightweight, breathable and stretchy, yet substantial enough to maintain a polished look.
The Grand Prix S2 Classic Sport Show Coat has a lot to offer in structured soft shell fabric that's lighter in weight than traditional wool coat fabrics, but offers superior comfort and stretch. The fabric feels nice in the hand and has a substantial drape that, along with Grand Prix's signature cut, creates a beautiful in-saddle silhouette.
Beautifully tailored in Italy, the Alessandro Albanese® Motion Flex Competition Coat was created to fit like a second skin. This lightweight, breathable, easy-care show coat has built-in stretch to allow full range of motion. Elegant but contemporary, it boasts a 4-button front, double vented-back and distinctive detailing to set you apart from the rest.