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NCM Planning to Add Replica Sinkhole Exhibit
"It'll be called sensorama. The guests will enter the room and it will simulate what it would have been like if you were in the cave when the sinkhole happened."
Video: Corvette Museum Sinkhole Update
The sound of machinery clacking in this video is proof that restoring the Skydome at the National Corvette Museum is really underway. And if you sense a bit of sarcasm in my "really" comment, you should because so many of the plans surrounding the museum have been up in the air until recently.
Corvette Museum Now says it Won't Preserve Part of Sinkhole
So, maybe we jumped the gun a bit when reporting that the National Corvette Museum had figured out what the plans were for the sinkhole because now, like a one-to-four skip-shift, they're switching gears.
National Corvette Museum Will Partially Fill Hole
After weeks of speculation, the National Corvette Museum seems to be set on partially filling the sinkhole with plans to build a bridge over part of the thing.
National Corvette Museum Might Salvage Sinkhole?
Personally, I've had a tough enough time swallowing the idea that some of the damaged Corvettes might be left on display there in Kentucky, but preserving the sinkhole for a few extra ticket sales seems a bit much.


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I've been at Sun Microsystems since 1996. Since then, I've worked on various software products that involve Web Services, Java and Communications Technologies. I'm currently a Unified Communications Architect for Sun Java Systems Communications Suite. Communications technologies includes Email, Calendar/Scheduling, Instant Messaging and Telephone Services (including VoIP).
Prior to Sun, I worked as a Telecommunications Engineer at Dell Computers, Inc. in Austin, Texas, Jet Propulsion Laboratories and Dynamic Systems (a small Sun reseller and I as a Government Contractor) in El Segundo, CA.
I was raised in Arcadia, California. I graduated from Arcadia High School in 1987. My highlight of my High School years waas playing Tuba for the Apache Marching Band. I was also a student leader of the JPL Space Explorer Post 509. I also attended Pasadena City College, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona) and University of Phoenix.

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A beautiful German Shepherd has been stolen, and his family is desperate to get him back home.
Sammy came into the life of Kara Soto on July 24, 2013, when he was purchased from a breeder. He was very shy and afraid in the beginning, but Kara kept him by here side taking him everywhere with her.
He spent the first few weeks of his new life sleeping in Kara's arms at night, where he took up most of the bed.
Sammy became a happy dog, greeting Kara every morning and walking her to her car. When she came home from work, he would run to the car and wait for Kara to open the car door. Sammy would jump into the car before Kara could get out. He loved his family and he loved the children in his neighborhood.
It was from that very neighborhood that Sammy was stolen from his yard. On January 31, 2014, Sammy was taken from his Crosby, Texas home, leaving his owner heartbroken and worried. He was taken from the area between Business 90 and New 90 on Gulf Pump Road.
There are a couple of ATV/off-road parks close to the residence, as well as Loves Marina. Sammy could be anywhere in this area, or he could have been transported out of the area.
Kara says there have been several dogs stolen in the Crosby area recently, and she fears the worst. Just as in many other areas of the United States, people are stealing dogs with the purpose of selling them on Craigslist.
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One of the biggest obstacles to concealed carry is the permitting process, but that might get a lot easier in 12 new states.
According to the NRA, Colorado, Iowa, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, New Hampshire, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Virginia are all considering laws that would remove the permit process from their concealed carry laws.
There are already four states that allow individuals to carry without a permit (Alaska, Arizona, Vermont and Wyoming), and the NRA is stressing that low crime rates in these states is the perfect example of why concealed carry works. According to the story on USA Today, Andrew Arulanandam, policy director for the National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action, says that "our viewpoint is, a good person will always be a good person," he said. "They don't need a license to be a good person."
South Dakota may be the next state to join that list. A bill that would allow any 18-year-old with a valid drivers license to carry without a permit within the state is currently on the desk of Republican Governor, Dennis Daugaard.
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Summary Dissolution for Less Complicated Cases
Some couples can use a fairly simple process for getting divorced. This process is called "summary dissolution," and is described in California Family Code, Section 2400.
In general, to qualify for summary dissolution, the couple must:
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The course is aimed at coaches, parents and teachers of 7- to 12-year-olds looking to gain an introduction to psychology and understand the players' needs. The course combines audio and video technology with modules based on "true to life" player, coach and parent scenariosfor a comprehensive, interactive learning experience.
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Visual and performing arts are featured at this free festival.
Entertainment includes dance, music and theatrical performances. Other activities include art exhibits and workshops.
The Coral Springs Festival of the Arts is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 20 and Sunday March 21 on The Walk on University Drive, which is on the west side between 26th and 29th streets, 954-340-5992.
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TCU Spoils Texas Tech's Home Opener, 107-76
LUBBOCK, Texas -Red Raider basketball fans felt the loss of All-Big 12 center Tony Battie in a big way Tuesday night as the TCU Horned Frogs exposed Techis inexperience at the post position and defeated the Raiders 107-76 in their home opener at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum.
The loss was the worst for a Texas Tech squad since the 1987-88 season when the Raiders fell 91-49 to Baylor and equals the worst home loss for a Tech team since the 1931-32 season.
"TCU is a good team and they're going to win a bunch of games," Dickey said. "But it's an embarrassment to get caught in this situation. In the first half we just did not compete and that has to do with coaching. I want to apologize to Red Raiders everywhere."
TCU shot an impressive .667 from the field in the first half as they established a 57-33 lead at intermission. Forwards Malcolm Johnson and Lee Nailon combined for 39 points in the first half by filling the basket from point blank range. Johnson finished with a game high 33 points while Nailon scored 28 and pulled down 18 rebounds.
Cory Carr scored 24 to lead Texas Tech and Cliff Owens and Stan Bonewitz added 15 and 13 respectively. Despite an offensive flurry by Carr and Company early in the second half during which Tech scored 20 points in six minutes of play, the Raiders could not establish enough momentum to get within striking distance of TCU.
The Horned Frogs kept Tech at bay by cleaning up on the boards as they out rebounded Tech 49-25 in the game. "Definitely TCU was a better team," Carr said. "They beat us in all areas. You always want to try to protect your home court. Tonight, it looked like TCU's home court."
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Is there any comparison of family sedans more necessary than one between the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry and Nissan Altima? These three battle it out constantly for family sedan sales supremacy in the United States and despite increased competition from names like Sonata, Optima, Malibu, Fusion and Passat the truth of the matter stands—none of those models sell as many units.
Fortunately for us, we have had the privilege of spending a lot of time behind the wheel of an EX-L sedan equipped with the all-new 3.5 liter 278 horsepower/253 lb. feet of torque V6 and 6-speed automatic that affords this four door sedan a class leading EPA estimated 21 city/34 highway for fuel economy. That kind of efficiency makes you question the point of buying a 4-cylinder engine in any family sedan. But we might have also been biased by this V6 engine's bountiful thrust and intoxicatingly tuneful growl when we routinely gunned it out to redline.
Yes, we realize that most family sedans are purchased with four-cylinder engines and rumors have been circulating that in its next redesign the Camry's V6 will get the axe—sadly the most exciting thing about that sedan. In truth, most V6 engines are being replaced by similarly powerful (but never quite as aurally pleasing) direct injected and turbocharged 4-cylinders which seem to do better on EPA fuel economy testing cycles. In the real world, we haven't always found that to be the case. You see, a turbo 4 will only be efficient so long as you keep the motor off-boost and in its efficiency zone otherwise you may see efficiency levels lower than a V6. So here goes, what may be the last face-off between the 6-cylinder Accord, Camry and Altima.
Exterior Styling
The recent redesigns of the latest Camry, Altima and Accord models demonstrated the desire of all three automakers to retain their positions as sales leaders in the family sedan market so they are all conservatively understated in appearance. None has the whiz-bang pizazz of a Kia Optima which continues to look stunning but being that revolutionary can backfire as the now dated looking Sonata can attest to thanks to its overly creased body panels which make it look like it needs a trip to the dry cleaners.
Now, of all the personal preferences that will affect your next new car buying decision, it is exterior styling that is purely opinion based yet is also the thing that may make or break the deal. As for us, we think the 2014 Honda Accord's handsomely conservative lines will age the best over the long run with the 2014 Altima featuring an oddly elongated beak while the latest Camry simply looks like it was designed by someone who carries a slide ruler in his pocket at all times. In other words, an engineer made the Camry look like that but there was definitely no one on hand to style the outside of this extremely non-controversial four door sedan. Still, we do admit it is a huge improvement over the last generation Camry which looked like a giant jellybean.
(1st Place: 2014 Honda Accord, 2nd Place: 2014 Nissan Altima, 3rd: 2014 Toyota Camry)
Interior Quality and Design
Do keep in mind the models tested here were the fully loaded XLE-V6 (Camry), SL-V6 (Altima) and EX-L V6 (Accord) trim levels so leather seats, wood trims, navigation systems and top-level audio systems were just par for the course. Lesser Accord, Altima and Camry models make do with less equipment and might have cloth seats but compared to their forebears they are light years ahead when it comes to that hard to describe dealership "feel good factor" when you sit inside them. Yes, it even goes beyond the usual "new car smell" high. Honestly, these cars shouldn't have to be this nice on the inside but they simply are.
So what separates these three? Well, first off the 2014 Honda Accord simply outclasses the in-car connectivity systems offered by Nissan or even Toyota with its admittedly simple and easy to learn Entune system. The Honda, on the other hand, not only has the most intuitive and user friendly navigation system on the market but our EX-L V6 tester came with the HondaLink system which allows Smartphone users to utilize a number of online apps such as their facebook page, Twitter account and a whole heck of a lot more while on the move. You can even "like" comments made on your Facebook page. No, we aren't lying.
The HondaLink system even has an app that can read a story to your kids if they are sitting in the back seat complaining that they are bored. The Altima offers no such in-car infotainment system but it should be applauded for offering in-dash navigation for just $590 on many trim levels. The Altima may not offer as many gizmos and gadgets as either the Camry or Accord but it makes up for that by offering a very simple and intuitive dashboard layout as well as pricing that is generally lower when compared like for like with the Honda and Toyota although the price differences are negligible if you wind up financing or leasing the vehicle over a number of years.
But does any of this matter if the interior can't comfortably haul five adults and their luggage should you be called to pick up family members from the airport at Holiday time? Let's start with the facts. The Altima has the tightest feeling rear seat as far as legroom goes but it does have a 15.4 cubic foot trunk and a nice 18 gallon fuel tank for long road trips. The Accord betters that as for 2014 it actually got quite a bit smaller outside yet interior dimensions somehow grew as did the trunk which is now 15.8 cubic feet with a 17.2 gallon fuel tank. Lastly, the Carmry fills in the middle ground with an interior that is not as airy feeling as the Accord's albeit with a only marginally smaller 15.4 cubic foot trunk and a 17 gallon fuel tank.
The Accord simply has what is now the best family sedan interior on the market today so this decision really came down to a battle for second and third. Who came out ahead? Well, the Camry simply did so because it offers buyers different interior colors, materials and designs to appeal to different buyers if they seeking luxurious comfort or a sportier feel as with the SE model. Yes, there is a sporty Camry model.
(1st Place: 2014 Honda Accord, 2nd Place: 2014 Toyota Camry, 3rd Place: 2014 Nissan Altima)
Value for Money
Each and every one of our testers came fully equipped with nearly every available option and to clear up matters here are the sticker prices with destination charges for all three family sedans. First off, our 2014 Nissan Altima 3.5 SL V6 sedan surprised us a bit by coming to $32,440 as it is necessary to order a special $1,090 Tech package in order to get the usually affordable navigation system at this elevated trim level. The Tech Package adds a lane departure warning system and a blind spot warning system both of which are based on the notion of annoying the driver to get them to drive more safely on the road. We would rather just be able to buy the navigation separately even with the top of the line SL what with its power moonroof, Bose Audio system, supple leather seats and what was by far the boldest exterior styling in this test.
Now when it comes to the 2014 Toyota Camry the V6 engine is available only in SE or more traditionally luxurious XLE trim. We priced out both an SE-V6 Camry as well as double checked the pricing of an XLE-V6 and when we fully decked out each one with every available option like power moonroof, upgraded seat fabric (SE), leather seats (XLE), an in-dash navigation system, Entune we found that the much cooler looking SE-V6 comes to about $31,000 while an XLE-V6 will cross the $33,000 threshold. We think we would go with the SE-V6 and find a way to survive without conservative beige leather and wood trim that is seemingly de-rigeur in all Camry XLE models. The interior of the SE is quite simply a cooler looking place that might not appeal to Camry traditionalists but should appeal to the young or young at heart.
Our test 2014 Honda Accord EX-L tester came with in-dash navigation, a multi-gigabyte hard drive for in car song-storage, Song By Voice Technology which allows you to use voice commands to play your favorite music in the car, a back-up camera and the all new Honda Lane-watch system which uses the dash mounted center screen to show if there are any obstacles or careless drivers in the two lanes to your right thanks to a wide angle camera mounted on your side mirror. But quite frankly, what we loved most about the 2014 Accord EX-L V6 was its airy feeling outward view along with its potent and sonorous new Earth Dreams Technology 3.5 liter 278 horsepower V6 engine. Add in an imperceptibly smooth and nearly telepathic 6-speed automatic and you have the right mix for a family sedan that can also be an any-time fun sedan for the driver.
(1st Place: 2014 Honda Accord, 2nd Place: Toyota Camry (in SE-V6 form), 3rd Place: 2014 Nissan Altima)
Fuel Economy
Now, in the fuel economy stakes all three of these very quick V6 powered family sedans return excellent EPA fuel economy estimates which we more or less were able to repeat in the real world. We tend to drive with led feet so our averages are usually a bit lower that what the EPA claims. As for the Altima V6, it returns 22 city/31 highway, the Camry V6 averages 20 city/30 highway and the Accord V6 spanks the competition with a 21 city/34 highway estimate thanks to its all new environmentally focused Earth Dreams Technology that should soon spread to every powertrain across their model lineup. Looks like Honda won this round too.
(1st Place: 2014 Honda Accord, 2nd Place: 2014 Nissan Altima, 3rd: 2014 Toyota Camry)
Driving Impressions
If this was your father's Oldsmobile the last thing that he would have thought about when buying his family sedan was whether or not he would enjoy driving it. But times have changed and while the family sedan class used to be known as a tad bit stoic and reserved when it came to being in any way engaging for the driver, the latest Accord, Altima and even the Camry have abilities that would have shamed a luxury sport sedan ten years ago.
These three family sedans are all rather closely matched it would seem in the ride, handling and steering feel department upon first introduction—say during one of those all too short dealership test drives? Whereas all three sedans always maintain good interior noise suppression, only the Accord's steering continued to impress us for its firm communicativeness over a long drive while the Nissan rather quickly demonstrated a tendency for scary levels of wallowing and porpoising from the suspension during high speed cornering and when going over bumps.
And that's the thing with these three family sedans with very powerful 3.5 liter V6 engines rated from 270 horsepower (Altima) down to a not all that different 263 horsepower (Camry). For most drivers all three engines will offer up more than enough passing power for sane driving needs but it is truly the Accord's engine which has the most character and feels most eager to play with the driver.
The 2014 Altima's updated CVT (continuously variable transmission) is the best of this type that the company has ever built with little of the usual noise and odd driving feel under heavy acceleration. But we still preferred the six-speed automatics in both the Camry and Accord since they were both smooth, unobtrusive and were highly capable of giving up ultra-quick double downshifts on LA freeways when the Altima's gearbox was somewhat more recalcitrant.
As even parents like to own cars that are fun to drive, this trait counted heavily towards victory for each of these models in this category. But being realists, we were sure to take into account how well each four door sedan performed during high speed cruising as many will use these cars for commuting. Sure, the Altima, Camry and Accord have room for five people and trunks big enough for 8 auto journalist's inflated egos but only the winner truly came across as the family sedan jack of all trades which was also somehow the master of each and every one.
(1st Place: 2014 Honda Accord, 2nd Place: 2014 Toyota Camry, 3rd Place: 2014 Nissan Altima)
And the Winner Is…
Let us be quite clear about this, there is not a dog among this bunch of V6 powered family sedans. They all mix comfort, utility, refinement, state of the art safety as well as the latest electronic toys with powertrains that afford these four door symbols of familial responsibility capable of making even the grumpiest Grinch turn that frown upside down. But, as with any contest there must be a winner and to us from the moment we drove it we have known the Accord V6 rules the class.
(Winner: 2014 Honda Accord EX-L V6 Sedan)
For more information about the Accord, Camry and Altima as well as where to find the closest new one on sale in your desired trim and color check out iSeeCars.com.
Suggested Links
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- 2014 VW Jetta 1.8T vs Honda Civic vs Dodge Dart SXT vs. 2014 Toyota Corolla S
- Winter Car Comparison: 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer SE AWD vs. 2014 Subaru Impreza AWD
- 2014 Nissan Versa Note vs. 2013 Chevy Sonic vs. 2013 Kia Rio EX Sedan
- One Week Road Test: 2014 Subaru Legacy 3.6R is Perfect for Winter


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Michael Rosen, Chairman, Dept. of Biophysics, Biochemistry, Green Center for Systems Biology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Kensal E. van Holde received B.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Wisconsin. Trained as a physical chemist, his early interests lay in the synthetic polymer field, which led to initial employment in industry. Dr. van Holde returned to academia in 1957, as an assistant professor at the University of Illinois. There he met J. Woodland Hastings, who asked him to join the faculty of the MBL Physiology course in 1962. Dr. van Holde served as a course faculty member for five years, and later as course director from 1977 to 1981.
Dr. van Holde's experiences in the Physiology course marked a turning point in his career. The enthusiasm of the staff and students at the MBL fired an excitement for biological research that dominated all of his subsequent work. Indeed, the two major themes of his career—the structure and function of oxygen transport proteins, and the fine structure of chromatin—both had their seeds in work conducted at the MBL.
This fascination with the MBL and a love for Woods Hole has led the van Holde family to return nearly every summer for more than 40 years. During that time Dr. van Holde has served on both the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee of the MBL. He is also a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences.


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Guest Post: Reevaluating U.S. Targeting Assistance to the Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen
Samantha Andrews is an intern in the Center for Preventive Action at the Council on Foreign Relations.
As the United States provides targeting assistance to the Saudi-led Gulf Cooperation Council in Yemen, it should consider that its allies' standards for target selection may be less rigorous. However, the United States is still partially responsible for airstrikes enabled with its intelligence. Contrary to the official U.S. position that it remains in a "non-combat advisory and coordinating role to the Saudi-led campaign," this enabling support makes the United States a combatant in the Yemen air campaign. Even if the United States is not pulling the trigger, the "live intelligence feeds from surveillance flights over Yemen" that "help Saudi Arabia decide what and where to bomb" are indispensable for the launch of airstrikes against Houthi rebels. Read more »


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Magnolia Hill Climb, the Queen of Bike Climbs!
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Thanks to John Summerson for providing much of the content below from his great book The Complete Guide to Climbing by Bike
Colorado is filled with great riding and with its multiple mountains contains plenty of high altitude and solid climbing as well. This month's ascent certainly qualifies as it is one of the most difficult in the state. Located near Boulder it is a steep monster and can test you.
Magnolia Road
Total elevation - 2,170 ft Length - 4.5 miles
Average Grade - 9.1% (17%) Rating - 2.40 (cat 1)
Magnolia Road is one of the steepest climbs in Colorado. This road is a tale of variability as 3 extreme sections are divided by quite mellow climbing. Be ready early on as the route is severe immediately through tight turns. The first mile is the steepest and through several big switchbacks. There are good views in spots as well if you can raise your head to see them. You encounter several flats with small descents in the middle of the climb which knock down its average grade. There are two more steep sections over the 2nd half of Magnolia with grade in the inner corners of switchbacks close to 25%. Near the top the slope eases again and the listed climb ends just before the road turns to dirt in a pleasant mountain setting. Due to grade and tight turns its descent is challenging as well.
This road is part of the famous Mike Horgan Hill Climb Race. Learn who Mike Horgan was. The actual race course starts at the Boulder County Justice Center on 6th and Canyon and finishes at the Eldora ski pond. The course usually alternates between the Magnolia version and the Sugarloaf version... The Sugarloaf version finishes at the Nederland School just north of town (1- miles) on the right side.
Directions - From Broadway and Canyon Road in Boulder head west on Canyon for ~5 miles to Magnolia Road (somewhat hidden on left) to begin the climb right after the bridge over the creek.
Life on the Mike Horgan Hill climb race, this year using the Magnolia route
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Magnolia Hill Climb
Submitted by Deborah Greenfeld (not verified) on
A Special Use Application has been filed in Boulder County which could potentially affect this race. Can someone give me a contact for the event coordinator? This application, if approved, will seriously impact the safety of this ride as it will allow large commercial vehicles to use Magnolia Road to access a large wedding event center. If this is approved, the date of the race will need to coordinated with any weddings that might bescheduled. I am a member of a citizens group that is strongly opposed to the application and would to talk with someone who is involved in planning the race. Here is the link to the application:
http://www.boulder county.org/live/property/docketsdocs/sv120003ref.pdf
Deborah Greenfeld
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No race on Magnolia this year
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I don't speak for the promoter, but I believe the Mike Horgan Hill Climb is on Sugarloaf this year?
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I doubt many large commercial
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I doubt many large commercial vehicles would make it up the paved parts of Magnolia road.
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Sugarloaf Rd
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Hi Deborah, this year (2012) our event is slated to go up Boulder Canyon and then Sugarloaf rd to Peak to Peak on July 1st. Each year we rotate between Magnolia Rd and Sugarloaf Rd. Please feel free to call or e-mail myself anytime with questions 303-408-1195 email@example.com
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Napans (including the Uncork29 Team) took to the track this past weekend to raise awareness and money as part of the American Cancer Society's 12th Annual Relay for Life. The event spanned 24-hours and encouraged the near 1,000 attendees to have someone from each team on the track at all times--a symbolic way of showing… Read More
Mondavi announces line-up for Summer Festival 2007
While Spring has only been officially "sprung" for little over a week now, the weather has been spoiling us with beautiful sunshine and warm temperatures for quite a while now. This kind of weather has us looking forward to Summer already--particularly the warm nights outdoors that come along with it. If you're craving nights under… Read More
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We were saddened to learn that the end of the month will bring a close to a piece of Napa history. Vallerga's Markets, a sort-of gourmet local grocery store, announced Monday that it will close its Silverado Trail location--which has been open for some 60 years. This will be the second store closure for Vallerga's--the… Read More


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Welcome and enjoy the vibrancy of London with a relaxing haven in one of London's safest, best connected area. We are renting out a spacious One bedroom apartment within a Victorian building. Just minutes away from two underground stations. The apartment is within minutes away from Oxford Street, Marble Arch, Hyde Park, Edgware Road, Paddington, Notting Hill and Harley Street. surrounded by a wealth of shopping centres, parks, bars, and restaurants.
The nearest underground stations are Edgware Road Tube Station & Marylebone Tube Station are within 5 min walk
The apartment is set on second floor,of a Victorian Period Building in a quiet residential area and benefits from a recent redesign.The apartment comprises of a fully fitted kitchen, separate bathroom with shower and a lounge. First bedroom sleeps 2 people and has one UK Standard double bed. The Lounge also sleeps 2 people and has one UK standard double Sofa bed.The kitchen is separate with a fridge and cooker and washing machine.
The apartment is ideal for 4 people or Family.
Included in our daily rates are:
-Clean towels and bed linen.
-Clean bathroom with shampoo and body wash.
-Use of the washing machine with soap.
-Fully equipped kitchen including Washing machine, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, cooking facilities.
-A light breakfast of tea, coffee and cereals.
-There is also a TV with free view.
Heathrow Airport -Heathrow express (Paddington station)
Gatwick Airport-London Bridge (Jubile Line)-Baker street(Bakerloo Line)
Lutton Airport-Express bus A1 towards Victoria Coach Station
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Stanstead Airport-Tottenham Hale(Victoria Line)-Oxford Circus (Bakerloo line)
Eurostar - King's Cross St.Pancras Underground Station
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The apartment is served by numerous bus routes day and night.
OXFORD STREET, the premier shopping street in Europe is under a mile(1km) walk from the apartment. It is one and a half miles(2km) from end to end and is a shoppers paradise. Most shops open 10am until 6 or 7pm. Many also open on Sunday from 12 to 6pm with late nights on Thursday. Oxford Street is best known for Selfridges and the other big department stores which are all found in the section from Marble Arch to Oxford Circus, along with most of the big-name multinationals such as Nike, Primark, Topshop, Apple, etc. It's more of the same towards Tottenham Court Road, but generally on a smaller scale. Oxford Street is said to be the busiest shopping street in Europe.
The section of Edgware Road near to Marble Arch is famous for its distinctive Middle-Eastern character. Lebanese restaurants, shisha cafes and clubs line both sides of the road, with some staying open late into the night. Marble Arch station is a few minutes walk from the southern end of Edgware Road.
Just a short step away from the tourist hordes, the apartment still has the feel of a real neighbourhood, the wealthy residents are becoming ever more attractive as Harley Street, the traditional home of England's best doctors, has recently become the heart of the UK's flourishing plastic surgery industry.
The beautiful architecture (the Wallace Collection is a must) and the open spaces of Regent's Park and Hyde Park make this a fine area to have a wander, when the sun's out there are fewer places in London as scenic and special as Hyde Park.
While Marylebone High Street is absolutely charming, lined with traditional pubs, beautiful boutiques and shops (including the flagship Daunt Books) and excellent local restaurants as well as an impressive mix of hotels - and a farmer's market every Saturday.
A short walk from Marylebone is the home of the most famous fictional detective in the world 'Sherlock Holmes' bachelor flat at 221B Baker Street and the popular waxworks at Madame Tussauds.
Analisa has been living in London for more than seven years and will be delighted to help you plan your stay and point you to exciting and hidden spots in London. She doesn't live in the apartment or the building. The check-in procedure is a mixture of greeting with keys or a safety box, depends on the time of arrival.
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4. Please leave the apartment in the same condition you found it. Guests agree to pay for any damage/loss/missing items and furniture in the apartment.
5.WiFi is provided free of charge but we cannot be held responsible for any interruption of service due to problems with the service provider.
6. Any illegal or antisocial behaviour is strictly forbidden and may result in immediate expulsion without refund.
7. Any child age over 3 years old will be counted as one.
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Analisa has sent us very clear instructions for our stay in her house. The email exchanges were also very helpful. The house is nice and located in a quiet area. Hammersmith station is quite near; central London can be reached very easily. It was a nice stay !
Everything worked out well with the reservation and the stay.
Our contact people were responsive and good to deal with and the house was really comfortable.
Thank you!
The apartment was in a convenient location with many choices of public transport to go anywhere in London (tube, bus etc). The apartment was in a reasonable condition, clean and well equipped. The downsides were: The view was not its best feature but personally I did not bother because I did not stay in the apartment for long time - just for sleeping. In my case, we were 4 persons and I would not recommend the apartment for more than 3 as the couch is not that comfortable for 2 persons and it is located from the side of a main street so it is a bit noisy. Finally, the apartment is managed by an agency which may be a turn off for those who are looking a more personal experience.
Ok apartment if you are only going to sleep there. Rather worn. Everything you need in the kitchen mostly. There was breakfast in the description, it was corn flakes and milk. Slow internet access. Short distance to tube and grocery store. Many breakfast offered in the "center" of where we lived. Interested cutting for boys / men!
Ok leilighet dersom man bare skal sove der. Nokså slitt. Alt du trenger på kjøkken stort sett. Det stod frokost i beskrivelsen, det var corn flakes og melk. Treg internett tilgang. Kort avstand til tube og matbutikk. Mange tilbud om frokost i "sentrum" av der vi bodde. Billig å klippe seg for gutter / menn!
House complies with pictures but shabby (stained carpet, chairs and shelves rickety, broken wardrobe, neglected garden ..) some minor repairs would be required. No dishwasher (damage).
It lacks a sofa in the living room (two instead of three as in the photos), after a good walk in the evening to relax all together, it would have been welcome. Few wifi speed. The bins are apparently collected once a week (that of the former tenant remained outside the house during our stay 4 days). Containers should be provided to prevent odors and papers flying. The breakfast is nothing but tea, some coffee and a cereal box. House for 7 people (one bathroom with a toilet).
Apart from its small things to improve, we had a great stay and we will return to this property.
Very well located in quiet residential area close to the subway and shopping. Would have a physical home by an official order to exchange (messages by email and phone calls).
Maison conforme aux photos mais défraîchie (moquette tachée, chaises et étagères bancales, armoire cassée, jardin délaissé..) quelques petites réparations seraient nécessaires. Pas de lave vaisselle (dommage).
Il manque un canapé dans le salon (deux au lieu de trois comme sur les photos), après une bonne marche le soir pour se détendre tous ensemble, il aurait été le bienvenu. Peu de débit wifi. Les poubelles sont apparemment ramassées qu'une fois par semaine (celles de l'ancien locataire sont restées devant la maison durant tout notre séjour soit 4 jours). Des containers devraient être prévus pour éviter les odeurs et les papiers qui volent. Le petit déjeuner n'est autre que du thé, un peu de café et un paquet de céréales. Maison pour 7 personnes maximum (une seule salle de bain avec un wc).
Mises à part ses petites choses à améliorer, nous avons passé un très bon séjour et nous retournerons dans cette location.
Très bien située dans quartier calme et résidentiel proche du métro et des commerces. Nous aurions aimé avoir un accueil physique par un responsable pour pouvoir échanger (messages par mail et appels téléphonique uniquement).
The house is very nice, located in a very quiet area close to amenities. However, ay look closer many things were failing: missing light bulb in the living room, walk to the coffee table broken, broken chair, oven and microwave off a bathroom including the toilet (while m had been confirmed by email that there were 2 bathrooms complicated ... to 9 !!), 1L of milk for two breakfasts at 9 it is little, or no chocolate biscuit, light also stains sheets, dated carpet ..
Shame because the location and the owner is more than friendly!
La maison est très jolie, située dans un quartier très calme à proximité des commodités. Cependant, a y regarder de plus près de nombreuses choses ont été défaillantes : ampoule manquante au salon, pied de la table basse cassée, chaise cassée, four et micro-onde hors service, une salle de bain comprenant les toilettes (alors qu'il m'avait été confirmé par mail qu'il y avait 2 salles de bain...compliqué à 9!!), 1L de lait pour deux petits déjeuners à 9 c'est peu, pas de chocolat ni biscotte, léger aussi, taches sur les draps,moquette vieillotte..
Vraiment dommage car l'endroit et la propriétaire sont plus que sympathiques !
We had a very nice stay in London and also in the house .... but the house is very shabby ... some things would have to be urgently repaired or renewed .... especially the bathroom .... and the cleanliness also left something to be desired ... why only 4 stars. However, communication was very good and friendly and after a phone call is also very fast missing things like coffee, cereal, kitchen towels, etc. were dropped off !! The garden, however, is difficult to see ..... totally wild .... the grill was looking after some under the heavily overgrown weeds to recognize!
Wir hatten einen sehr schönen Aufenthalt in London und auch im Haus....allerdings ist das Haus schon sehr abgewohnt...einige Dinge müßten dringend repariert oder erneuert werden....vor allen Dingen das Bad....und die Sauberkeit ließ auch etwas zu wünschen übrig...deshalb nur 4 Sterne. Allerdings war die Kommunikation sehr gut und freundlich und nach einem Telefonat wurden auch sehr schnell fehlenden Dinge wie Kaffee, Müsli, Küchentücher usw. vorbeigebracht!! Der Garten allerdings ist kaum zu erkennen.....total verwildert....der Grill war erst nach einigem suchen unter dem stark wuchernden Unkraut zu erkennen!
The appartment was good.
1 bathroom and toilet in one room maybe a bit too small.
overall service was good. Reachability etc.
We had no choice to know, from the first moment personalmente.Pero helped us and helped solve some malentendidos.Respecto the apartment; remarkable considering for money.
No tuvimos opción de conocerla,personalmente.Pero desde el primer momento nos ayudó y colaboró en solucionar unos malentendidos.Respecto al apartamento; un notable teniendo en cuenta calidad-precio.
The images fancier than the reality, a bit shabby, wobbly chairs, dishes again even rinsed, an opened bag of breakfast cereal something similar, a lot of rubbish outside the house, Analisa does not seem like a little suggested to be the owner, the manager or has rather for some time no longer been concerned about their own house. A new vacuum cleaner would do the floors probably good. To live in the house with 11 people, appears already adventurous. But ok for 6 persons 3 good, quiet bedrooms, fresh linen, large, abundant towels, lounge area.
Connection in many directions with super by bus and Tube.
Rating also therefore something critical because we have paid as much as 30 € per person and night, of whom 3 children ..
Die Bilder schicker als die Realität, etwas abgewohnt, wackelige Stühle, Geschirr nochmal selbst gespült, Frühstück eine angebrochene Tüte Cornflakes-Ahnliches, viel Müll vorm Haus, Analisa scheint nicht, wie ein bißchen suggeriert, die Eigentümerin zu sein, der oder die hat sich eher schon länger nicht mehr ums eigene Haus gekümmert. Ein neuer Staubsauger würde den Böden wohl gut tun. Das Haus mit 11 Leuten zu bewohnen, erscheint schon abenteuerlich. Aber: für 6 Personen 3 gute, ruhige Schlafzimmer, frische Bettwäsche, große, reichlich vorhandene Handtücher, Wohnbereich ok.
Anbindung in viele Richtungen mit mit Bus und Tube super.
Bewertung auch deshalb etwas kritisch, weil wir immerhin 30 € pro Person und Nacht bezahlt haben, davon waren 3 Kinder..
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Spring is upon us! This first day of Spring, is Thursday, March 20th -- and there is no better way to usher in (greatly anticipated) warmer weather than with a fresh burst of peach on your cheeks, lips or nails! It is the perfect shade to transition you from Winter and into Summer, and it looks great on every skin tone. It adds a subtle flush of healthy color to the skin and it is definitely a shade that can be worn as a neutral.
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The current incarnation of The Smashing Pumpkins will soon begin their fall tour having just completed a series of dates in Japan and South Korea. The sole Texas date of the tour is September 20 in Austin at Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheatre. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, August 20 at 10am. With four days off before their Kansas City show on September 25, a Houston date is a logistical possibility, but so far no announcements have been made.
Since announcing the ambitious 44 song recording project known as Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, The Smashing Pumpkins have released a total of 6 new songs including the vinyl-only instrumental track "Teargarden Theme." The 5 remaining songs are available for free from the band's website. The ongoing project is expected to take 5 years to complete and will culminate in the release of limited edition boxed set. The band has already released the first in a series of EPs each containing 4 songs along with collectible bonus items.
Throughout the summer, The Smashing Pumpkins offered a rare opportunity for a select number of fans to experience part of their soundcheck. Although there was never a set time for the 'soundcheck sets,' at many of the shows the first 20 or so people in line were invited to watch the band run through at least 5 songs including several new songs yet to be released. There is no guarantee that the Austin show will include a soundcheck set, but the group's most dedicated fans won't mind taking the risk of showing up a bit early.


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By Spencer Rumsey
Surly suburbs caught in the crosshairs of politicians' ambition and hubris. Angry accusations, betrayals, and broken commandments dominate the discussion. Our leaders are found hiding in foxholes, dropping f-bombs, hurling dirt. And that's just the beginning.
Run for cover—it's the weirdest election season we've ever seen, and it's happening right before our eyes, because Long Island is where the action is.
Look at this rare confluence of overreaching egos and powerful personae, all clustered here between the East River and the East End. They hold the fate of the Empire State in their sweaty Palm Pilots, BlackBerries and iPhones. Let's start at the top with the four most influential political parties: The state chairmen of Republican, Democratic, Independence and Conservative lines are all Long Islanders (if you include Brooklyn, as you must if you know your geography). Next, check out the candidates: On the Republican side, Rick Lazio and Steve Levy—who once served together in the Suffolk County Legislature—are now fighting each other to be governor. Bruce Blakeman, the first presiding officer of the Nassau Legislature, is hoping to unseat Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, the upstate Democrat appointed by Gov. David Paterson after Hillary Clinton became President Barack Obama's secretary of state. On the other side of the county line, two well-known Nassau Democrats are linked to statewide races: incumbent State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli of Great Neck, who wants to keep his job, and Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice of Garden City, who has all but declared her intentions to replace Andrew Cuomo as state attorney general "should an opening for the office occur," as she recently told Albany's annual conference of black and Puerto Rican legislators. She has to play coy until Cuomo, who grew up in Queens (also geographically part of Long Island), either comes down from his lofty post pursuing wrongdoers to run for governor or, as his critics put it, climbs out of his foxhole and puts his ass on the firing line.
So how many Long Islanders does it take to unscrew up the mess our state is in? You probably know the problems by heart: the mind-numbing debt of billions of dollars, some of the highest taxes in the union, the crumbling infrastructure, the failing schools, the crushing lack of jobs. You might wonder why anybody would want to take on so many daunting challenges. But they do, and so we must do our part and pay attention to them. Come November, all these Long Island candidates can't be on the ticket—the state has too many other regions whose players must be fielded—and, of course, they all won't be, due to the process of elimination, which (let us hope) will be more entertaining than excruciating to watch. But, for now, Westchester, the North Country, the Southern Tier, wherever you go, they're all stuck in the back—because our people are in the driver's seat.
"All of a sudden there's a bunch of top-drawer people from Long Island," observes Maurice "Mickey" Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute. "It might be the aquifer, I don't know. Politics are not unlike professional sports. There's a farm system, and Long Island has been pretty good at developing people who then move on to higher jobs. For the moment Long Island has produced a bunch of potential stars, so Long Island is in the spotlight. And there's a lot of people on Long Island and they've got a lot of votes, so that matters, too."
Nassau and Suffolk have a combined population of 2.9 million people, according to the 2008 U.S. Census, making Long Island larger than 20 states. As party leaders know, that number of New Yorkers is quite a base from which to launch a campaign. But the competition for that base can lead to the political equivalent of a traffic jam.
"Can there be too many Long Islanders on the ticket? Sure," says Carroll. "There can be too many of anything on the ticket, and it can cause trouble. Ticket balance does matter. The Democrats' big problem is that they're always nominating half a dozen people from Manhattan. I thought Governor David Paterson was smart in picking Kirsten Gillibrand, an upstate woman. That made sense. You know that the suburbs tend to be Republican, the city is overwhelmingly Democratic, and upstate is heavily Republican, but not as heavily as it used to be."
That message is echoed elsewhere. "I don't think [the state's] geography means what it used to mean," says Anthony Santino, a member of the Town of Hempstead board and an influential Nassau County Republican. "It's message, it's money, and it's the right candidates. Yes, the base is very important, and candidates need Long Island. But we live in an Internet world now. Something that happens in Buffalo is known instantly on Long Island."
That's one big reason for the changing tides, but not the only one. Says Jim Morgo, former Suffolk County chief deputy executive and a long-time Democrat, "It's not so much upstate or downstate, but the kind of area you represent: city, suburban or rural. And the suburbs are getting to be more and more important, not only in New York State, but nationally. If someone gets all of Long Island in an election, that would be enough, but that's not going to happen. It's a good base but you would need more to win."
Indeed, it seems that Long Island itself is looking for leadership, and that leadership might not come from LI politicians who have not necessarily done a great job at home. "People are in a surly mood, and they're more surly in the suburbs because they're not used to the kind of troubles they're facing," says Lawrence Levy, executive director of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University and a former Newsday columnist. "They're feeling the pinch of taxes relatively more than before because the value of their homes is down and their incomes aren't growing. And nobody can tell them they're out of the woods yet."


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Peter Turner is retagging a hole lot of questions and adding the tag
[bestestes]. I can't understand the meaning of the tag or how it is useful.
What's the point of the tag
[bestestes]? and is it useful?
Peter Turner is retagging a hole lot of questions and adding the tag
What's the point of the tag
This tag is not useful. "Recommendations" and "Favorites" is covered by voting on questions/answers and the star. "Best" is relative and there are tools in place to better facilitate what I think Peter is trying to accomplish.
Rather than retagging, a better way to point out "best of breed" questions is to create a blog post or something outside the site which points to your "top X questions and answers on [some subject]" or something like that.
Yeah, I'm not trying to get them closed or anything. I'm just making up something that maybe we can merge into recommendations or favorites or just leave alone so that some semblance of what I believe to be the original purpose of this website can be preserved. People who like the "bestestes" (or "worstestes") tag can have it in their list, people who would just close'em on principle can just ignore them.
I'm all done now, I just searched for "best" got to page 12 and they kind of fizzled out.
I think we can merge tags into some sort of better synonym. There obviously is a better (real) word than bestestes. I just wanted something that'd stick out. And as I'm a bum not a moderator or a high-rep-y-ite and don't believe in closation without representation I'm doing what I can within my limited powers, feel free to join in!


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Family of Richard Vejar, 8-year-old struck, killed while riding his bike, says boy's memory lives on
PHOENIX - Family members gathered at a home in South Phoenix Thursday night to comfort a grieving mother whose 8-year-old son was hit and killed by a car the night before.
Richard Vejar, 8, was riding his bike near 26th Drive and Roeser when, police say, he failed to stop at a red light and was struck by on oncoming vehicle. He was transported to Phoenix Children's Hospital where he later died.
RELATED: Phoenix police identify 8-year-old hit, killed while riding bike
"Nobody should have to bury their child, especially at such a young age," said Veronica Doulgas, Richard's cousin.
"When we light candles and say prayers, it helps him to find home and let him know that it's OK," she said.
"He was my best cousin," said Angelo, fighting back tears.
Family members said the boy was riding his bike to catch can ice cream truck for his younger brother and made mistake. Instead of saying goodbye, family members are keeping his memory alive.
Police said the driver of the vehicle, a 37-year-old woman, was not impaired at the time of the crash.
The family will host a car was on Saturday at 7th Street and Baseline to help raise money for funeral expenses. They have also set up an account at Wells Fargo under the name "Richard Vejar."


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Gracie Gold's first stake on Olympic ice had fans in America cheering. The inaugural Team Figure Skating competition at the 2014 Winter Olympics has fans getting the chance to see some of the athletes before the individual programs and there is no doubt Gracie Gold is one star to watch. The performance she had on the Sochi ice for Team USA was flawless. According to the Fansided on Sunday, her great performance got her in second place for the segment of the competition.
Gracie Gold is up against some fierce competition. Yulia Lipnitskaya was one tough performer and it is hard to believe the competitor is only 15. While the scores were solid for Gold, she was edged out by the Russian skater who seems to have a natural knack for the ice.
After Gracie Gold's performance she brought Team USA to the bronze position for the Team Figure Skating competition. There is one more event remaining before the final awards for the competition will be awarded. As fans watch the action coming out of Sochi, there isn't any doubt the star will be showcased in the individual competitions as well as Gracie's desire to get the gold has everyone's attention.
Take a look at the photo slideshow of Gracie Gold skating on Sunday. She looks lovely!


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Ohio State Head Men's Swimming Coach, Bill Wadley, teaches youth swimmers techniques of the backstroke turn. They will learn to try to take a last breath before rolling over to their stomach to begin the turn. This drill emphasizes rolling over without pausing for that last breath, which will break up the necessary rhythm and speed of the turn.
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About Measure C
Marin County voters came out in droves to support Measure C in the November 2004 election. The $249.5 million bond for facilities maintenance, job training and safety passed with more than 60 percent of the vote, easily surpassing the required 55 percent.
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Unsuspecting addicts of "The Walking Dead" are learning about all the choices for viewing their favorite show. Many times viewers have to set up the DVR to make sure their latest episode is available on a convenient schedule. But, what if you could watch a few hours earlier - for free? Below is the list of where TWD addicts can watch Sunday night's "Claimed" episode, most offer the show for free. Perhaps the most reliable link was reported Sunday by the staff of iDigitaltimes.
Watching tonight on cable or satellite? Watch via cable or satellite the newest episode "Claimed" on AMC at 9/8c.
Alternatively viewers can watch the following day, at the AMC's website and the best news is that the episodes are available for about 30 days after original release date. Other alternatives for delayed watching are iTunes, Netflix, and Amazon prime.
If waiting is not your style you can use the live link above or check out these other live stream choices for tonight's episode:
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Reddit: List of live stream channels
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Dr. Mehmet Oz revealed five natural cures for the most common health complaints on the March 7 episode of the Dr. Oz Show ("Five Fixes for Your Biggest Health Complaints").
"Today, I give you my picks for the top all-natural remedies that can cure your pain, help you sleep, fix your stress and even boost your immunity," he said.
1. Black elderberry syrup (for immunity). Dr. Oz said you can enhance your immune system and fight germs with black elderberry syrup. Dr. Oz said black elderberry syrup is an anti-inflammatory, antioxidant-rich flu fighter that prevents colds and flu. Drink it by itself or add to a warm drink.
2. Arnica gel (for joint and muscle pain). Dr. Oz said Arnica gel is one of his favorite all-time cures for joint pain and muscle aches. He said arnica gel is as effective as over-the-counter drugs to relieve pain and soreness. Simply massage the gel three times a day into the area that's sore.
3. Ginger tea (for tummy aches). Dr. Oz said ginger tea can get rid of stomach aches. You can either drink ginger tea or add slices of fresh ginger to a cup of hot water.
4. Pumpkin seed powder (for insomnia). Dr. Oz said pumpkin seed powder helps you fall and stay asleep by boosting serotonin levels, which induces relaxation. Add one to two teaspoons of pumpkin seed powder to warm milk and drink 30 to 60 minutes before bedtime.
5. Yoga (for stress). Dr. Oz's guest was yoga teacher Steve Ross, author of Happy Yoga. Dr. Oz, who does yoga every day, said yoga is an extremely effective way to reduce stress.
Ross said one of the best poses to induce relaxation is the seated forward bend: Sit on the floor with your legs out straight. Lower your upper body onto your legs as far as you can comfortably go. Take several deep breaths and repeat this pose three times a day.
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On a separate segment of his show, Dr. Oz spoke with registered dietitian Frances Largeman-Roth, author of Eating in Color. Frances said you can enjoy healthy snacks that have less sugar and calories than candy or chips:
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- turkey jerky
- granola bars (with less than 10 grams of sugar per serving).
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Research Activities, January 2014
Public health may benefit from computer-based clinical decision support
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A variety of issues needs to be resolved to effectively implement two-way communication between public health officials and clinicians treating patients who may be affected by a public health threat such as a newly discovered contaminant in the water supply affecting neighborhoods near a clinic.
That's the conclusion of a systematic review of the topic by Brian E. Dixon, M.P.A., Ph.D., of Indiana University and the Regenstrief Institute in Indianapolis, and his colleagues. They analyzed 10 papers with sufficient evidence that were published between 2001 and 2011. Of these, four focused on Internet dissemination of public health information through a bidirectional, Web-based health alert network (HAN) and six focused on approaches using electronic health records (EHRs).
The HAN articles discussed use of a Web-based portal to facilitate two-way communication between public health workers who have recognized an emerging public health event and clinicians who can query about whether de-identified cases meet the criteria. The six EHR papers looked at the design and implementation of a communications system that allows alerts (and recommended diagnostic actions) to be incorporated into a hospital or outpatient clinic EHR's clinical decision support (CDS) function, and perhaps provide access to a knowledge base of alerts created by various public health organizations. For instance, in the example of the contaminated water supply, which puts patients at risk of waterborne illness, an alert might suggest ordering stool samples of patients who have gastrointestinal symptoms.
Dr. Dixon and his colleagues conclude that these approaches are promising, but more research is needed on possible information architectures, approaches to semantic and system interoperability, governance (including both the public health and clinical communities), and usability. Specific instances of public health threats dealt with by HAN or EHR CDS are described and referenced by the authors. The review was funded in part by AHRQ (HS20909).
More details are in "Toward public health decision support: A systematic review of bidirectional communication approaches," by Dr. Dixon, Roland E. Gamache, Ph.D., M.B.A., and Shaun J. Grannis, M.D., M.S., in the May/June 2013 Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association 20(3), pp. 577-583.


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CALHOUN, Ga. (AP) -- State transportation officials say that some lanes of Interstate 75 between Chattanooga, Tenn., and Atlanta's northwest suburbs were becoming impassable as snow spreads across north Georgia.
Authorities say that some of the iciest conditions were being reported around Calhoun, about 70 miles northwest of Atlanta.
The Georgia Department of Transportation reported that some lanes of southbound I-75 were blocked in the Resaca area just north of Calhoun shortly before 7 a.m. Tuesday.
Nearby, on the east edge of Calhoun, authorities reported that some northbound lanes of I-75 were blocked.
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A funeral Mass will be held Tuesday for a former track star at Northern Highlands Regional High School who jumped to her death Friday night in Philadelphia.
Madison Holleran, 19, of Allendale, N.J., was a member of the University of Pennsylvania's varsity track and field team. Authorities said Holleran, who was a freshman at the university, died after jumping from a parking garage roof near 15th and Spruce streets.
According to The Jacob A. Holle Funeral Home in Maplewood, N.J., a funeral Mass will be held at noon Tuesday at Guardian Angel Church, 320 Franklin Turnpike, Allendale. Interment will be private and, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.


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The Drive Block's own Cecil Lammey – also a cohost of the Denver 104.3 the Fan Broncos post game show – has posted in the Shark Pool over at footballguys.com that Ryan Torain may be done for the season. MRI to come but Cecil says it looks very grim.
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Hey all! That must of been the longest day of traveling known to man! Okay not really, but it sure wasn't short. :)
I am so happy to finally be here. It's crazy, Barcelona reminds me of a huge Riverside. Not quite LA but probably bigger than Chicago!
Oh my snap. Okay, before I go any further, man travel tip number one: I'm just gonna tell you the story of my life. So, I walk onto this plane, and I was like, "AH SNAP!" The plane was so big someone had to tell me which way to go. I mean this baby had two stories! lol! Yeah, I was amazed. Anywho, so, I take my seat in the guest house in the back yard of the plane, really in the back in row 45 after I put my bag in the bin ABOVE my seat. Ok, so I sit down and begin talking to the dude next to me who happens to be from Turkey. I was thrown right into feeling like a foreigner! Man, if I knew half of another spoken language!... So he was teaching me how to speak in Turkish. It was pretty bomb! I was completely caught up in the conversation. I mean I'm learning Turkish.
After an hour of taxing, we take off and I'm OUT! About two hours into this eight-hour flight (by the way, we had an hour flight from Ohio to Chicago, eight hours from Chicago to Frankfurt, Germany, and an hour and a half from Frankfurt to Barcelona). I get up to get my bag. I look ... it's not there. So I go to ask a stewardess if they had moved my bag. Mind you, these flight attendance speak German, not English. They reacted like I was accusing them of stealing, leaving me feeling like I was being played by the foreigner, which I happen to be already. So I look through "all" the bins, trying my best to stay calm. "No tears Shannon, no tears. You may end up broke in Spain, but it's all good."
Finally, this wonderful lady asks me if my bag was moved and said it may be in the bin accross from her. I look ... THERE IT WAS!!! Oh my snap, I thank her so many times. The dude attendant moved it and decided not to tell me. Now I mean, man! Can you tell a sista somethin'? lol! It's all good now.
So we are in Spain and it is Thursday afternoon. I will let y'all know how things are going soon. Oh, as far as me playing, I have practiced some. There is a very good possibility that I will be getting some minutes! It�s all about waiting on God. I can't rush. Thank you all again. I know this is long, but I hope you enjoyed it! God bless y'all!


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The Delaware Department of Transportation will be holding two public workshops and hearings to obtain comments from surrounding businesses and the general public for the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Route 113 North/South Study – Millsboro-South Area.
The workshops will be held Sept. 18 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Millsboro Civic Center, located at 322 Wilson Highway in Millsboro, and Sept. 19 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Selbyville Fire Hall, located at 30 N. Main Street in Selbyville.
According to DelDOT, the purpose of the study is to establish a continuous limited access facility to address the severe traffic congestion in this study area, particularly during the summer. All build alternatives in the DEIS also include bypass alternatives for Del. Route 24 in Millsboro and Del. Route 26 in Dagsboro. The DEIS is a federally-required document that examines the impacts of proposed transportation projects to be built with federal funds.
The DEIS is available to view and download at www.deldot.gov/information/projects/us113. Interested persons may request a free CD of the DEIS by calling DelDOT Public Relations at (302) 760-2080. A hard copy of the document can be viewed at Millsboro Town Hall, Millsboro Public Library, Dagsboro Town Hall, Frankford Town Hall, Frankford Public Library, Selbyville Town Hall and Selbyville Public Library. Public comment will be taken through Oct. 4.
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The Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry's newest DDS and IDS students joined forces with several San Francisco non-profit organizations as part of the first-year student retreat held Aug. 1-2. The volunteer opportunities offered new students a chance to get to know each other better while giving back to the community.
On the first day of the retreat, students chose from a variety of volunteer opportunities at local nonprofit organizations including the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, Project Open Hand, GLIDE, and the San Francisco Food Bank.
Depending on their chosen service activities, students spent their mornings preparing meals for the hungry and homeless; packaging bulk food for distribution by the Food Bank; working on habitat restoration and trail maintenance in Tennessee Valley and Oakwood Valley Trail Head in Marin; and doing other community projects.
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Madagascar Serpent-eagle (Eutriorchis astur) - HBW 2, p. 134
French: Serpentaire de Madagascar
German: Schlangenhabicht
Spanish: Culebrera Azor
Other common names: Long-tailed Serpent-eagle
Taxonomy: Eutriorchis astur Sharpe, 1875, southern Madagascar.
Monotypic genus, most similar to monotypic African Dryotriorchis. Monotypic.
Distribution: Madagascar, originally along all moist eastern regions, but now confined to NE.
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AMD has released the new Catalyst 14.7 RC3 drivers, which no longer support Windows 8 - something that AMD hasn't supported since the Catalyst 14.6 Beta driver. AMD recommends that Windows 8 users upgrade to Windows 8.1 for free, so that they can take advantage of the new features found in the Catalyst 14.7 RC3 drivers.
The new Catalyst 14.7 RC3 drivers offer "display interface enhancements to improve 4K monitor performance and reduce flickering" with the Radeon R9 290, R9 270 and HD 7800 Series all benefiting from this. The new drivers also offer some perofrmance improvements at 4K when gaming on Assassin's Creed IV, with up to 93% more performance with CrossFire.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO examined the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Engineering Research Center (ERC) Program, focusing on: (1) NSF program operation and evaluation; and (2) industry sponsors' reaction to the program.
GAO found that: (1) research quality was the most important criterion in awarding center grants, with contribution to industrial competitiveness and education following in importance; (2) NSF formally monitored ERC management and research agenda through yearly on-site reviews and ERC-prepared strategic plans; (3) NSF used outside peer reviews to evaluate individual centers once every 3 years, but believed it was too early to evaluate the overall strengths and weaknesses of the ERC approach; (4) a wide range of industries participated in the program, and most intended to continue their support; (5) participants believed that the type and quality of research was the most important reason for sponsoring centers; (6) participants expected to benefit over time through better personnel recruiting and improvement of current personnel, but not through patentable or commercialized products; (7) it was too early to determine the program's impact on engineering education because it had been in place for only a short period of time, and industry sponsors have not hired many ERC program graduates; and (8) participants believed that NSF should increase participants' influence on the ERC research agenda.
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Drew Carey, host of The Price Is Right on CBS, is pitching a something old, something new reality show concept to the network: a hidden camera show much like Candid Camera, but with an edgy abbreviation for its catchy title: Wow That's Funny (WTF).
The comedic star and producer of the hit series The Drew Carey Show and Whose Line Is It Anyway proposes surprise situations in the pilot for his new show such as a truck stop transformed into a five-star restaurant. A team of comedic actors will spoof folks by manipulating situations more than hurting feelings.
The good-natured laugher may be less rough on unsuspecting participants than was Ashton Kutcher's Punk'd on MTV, and will undoubtedly draw the family audience for CBS. Perhaps that family demo will be the deciding factor in changing the title when the show gets the green light.