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SANTA FE — Firefighting experts say there's still a lot of forests and grassland across the Southwest that are ripe for a wildfire.
Fire ecologists met this week in Santa Fe with firefighters and land managers from several Western states to share their knowledge on what was learned from last year's historic fire season and talk about what's to come.
The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center by area law enforcement between Feb. 21 and Feb. 27:
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ALBUQUERQUE — The parent company of New Mexico's largest electric provider on Wednesday announced it has started to turn things around, reporting earnings of more than $176 million for 2011 and improvements in ongoing earnings per share of nearly 25 percent.
PNM Resources' earnings report comes as environmental groups accuse it of pursuing rate hikes, higher profits and executive pay at a time when ratepayers are struggling.
THUMBS DOWN! PNM AND ITS PROFITS. A recent report shows that Public Service Company of New Mexico is enjoying some strong earnings these days, thanks in large part to the higher retail rates it's charging its customers. Meanwhile, another report, by five nonprofit citizen groups, took a look at PNM's revenues, profits and expenditures from 2008 to 2012 and found that the utility increased its compensation to executives while increasing its rates on its customers — during tough times to boot.
Like a whirlwind, he arrived in Las Vegas in the fall of 1902. Ten days later he departed New Mexico, confident that its people were not fit to be part of the American nation.
When he returned to Washington, he declared imperiously that statehood should be denied indefinitely, "until the mass of the people of New Mexico shall in their daily life have become identical in language and customs with the American people — when the immigration of English-speaking people does its modifying work with the Mexican element."
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CLOVIS, N.M. — The horrific memories have faded but not disappeared for Clovis' Alvin Fails, one of a dwindling number of area Bataan death march survivors.
Telling his story from an easy chair, in which he now spends most of his days, the 95-year-old Fails recalled clearly the starvation rations on which he barely survived for almost four years in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp called O'Donnell.
Report: Suspect assaulted uncle
CHARDON, Ohio — A sheriff's report says an Ohio school shooting suspect and his brother assaulted their uncle in 2009 when the uncle stopped by their house.
The Geauga County Sheriff's Office report from December 2009 says suspect T.J. Lane jumped on his uncle and tried to choke him while his brother grabbed their uncle's legs.
The report says Lane was helping his brother because he assumed he was being hurt by their uncle.
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U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom announced that Joseph E. Rogers, 36 of Topeka, has been sentenced to a year and one day for making a pipe bomb.
Rogers pleaded guilty to one count of 'making a destructive device'. In his plea, Rogers admitted that on November 12, 2012, Topeka Police officers stopped him and co-defendant Kyle C. Roe, who was taken into custody on an active felony warrant. Roe told the police that he had a bomb in his pocket.
Rogers told investigators that he had constructed explosive devices for the entertainment value and talked about using PVC pipe, wrapped with tape and filled with smokeless powder removed from ammunition.
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New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker told the Boston Herald that he regrets his subtle dig at New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, which got him benched for the first series of his team's playoff loss to New York.
"Yeah, sure I do," Welker told the Herald at the San Francisco Airport on his way to the Pro Bowl in Honolulu.
"I'm not going to get into any details about it, but I don't think it's worth putting coach [Bill Belichick] in that situation," he said. "So in a sense, I do regret it. ... As much as you might want to get enticed into that stuff, at the end of the day, it's just not worth it."
During his news conference leading into the Patriots' divisional playoff game against the Jets, Welker made more than 10 references to feet, a not-so-veiled reference to the foot-fetish flap involving Ryan and his wife. Prior to those remarks, Ryan had said he was making the game "personal" against Belichick and defensive back Antonio Cromartie had called Patriots quarterback Tom Brady an "ass----" as the Jets turned up the trash talk leading up to the game.
Belichick benched Welker for the team's first offensive possession of the game as punishment for the zinger, though the receiver did field a punt before New England's offense took the field for the first time.
Welker admitted to the Herald "it's not always easy to keep a lid on it.'' Still, he said, he believes in the Patriots' way of doing things.
"I like the fact we don't get caught up in all that stuff," Welker told the Herald. "At the end of the day, it's about football. That's what it's supposed to be about. That's all that matters. It's concentrating on your job and what you do, and not concentrating on the riffraff that goes with all that other stuff. It's about the team and going out there and playing good football. And not getting caught up in all the media hype. It's just not worth it."


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Tornadoes struck parts of Minnesota and Nebraska on Wednesday, uprooting trees, downing power lines and knocking out cell phone service, emergency officials said.
A tornado touched down near the city of Aurora in southeast Nebraska on Wednesday afternoon, the National Weather Service said.
Aurora Mayor Marlin Seeman said the twister severely damaged a rural county five miles west of his town.
Seeman said he was grateful the storm did not directly hit his town and said he would spend Thursday deploying workers to clean up nearby storm-damaged areas.
There were no reports of major injuries, Seeman said.
In Minnesota, a twister caused heavy damage in the Austin area in the southern part of the state. The storm tossed cars and sent trees into homes, a police dispatcher said.
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Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Gameplay Vid Offers 13-Minutes of Piracy
Written Tuesday, July 23, 2013 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
We can totally relate to Edward Kenway in this latest Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag gameplay video. Described by Game Director Ashraf Ismail as "a man who is still trying to figure out who he is in life and what he wants to get out of it," Kenway's a man after our own hearts.
In the new 13-minute walkthrough narrated by Ismail, you'll see everything we were shown during our one-to-one E3 2013 presentation behind closed doors in Ubisoft's booth, as Edward tracks down the unscrupulous Thomson brothers and follows a treasure map he discovers to unearth a lost treasure on the grounds of a Mayan temple in Misteriosa.
You'll see how you're able to seamlessly explore Black Flag's open-world, sailing the Caribbean Sea as captain of the Jackdaw, engaging in naval warfare, looting, pillaging, killing and hunting for fortune and glory. Check out the 13-minute PS4 video to see it all and get a fair indication of what the Xbox One version will look like.
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is out on October 29th in North America and November 1st in Europe for Xbox 360, with the Xbox One version to follow. You can read our impressions of what we saw at E3 here.


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Something like this might be fun. Maybe ask bridesmaids to stand in rainbow order? Red, orange, yellow, and green flowers/white dresses, and then my dress will be blue with white flowers. That could be really pretty. And make for good pictures. And so on. I think they'd go for it (once I ask them to be bridesmaids)...
This is our favorite look! A single rhinestone encrusted nail gives your bridal look a hard edge. What a way to call attention to your ring finger!
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My friend wanted a poofy champagne like dress so i suggested this... yet to find out her response.
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Like this alot actually- fun alternative to signature cocktail. Top 10 Wacky Wedding Trends: gourmet jello shots
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Teen who stabbed his two young brothers to death appears in court with father at his side as lawyer reveals they are 'coping as best they can'
- Two boys, Benjie Vidinhar, 4 and Alex Vidinhar, 10, were stabbed to death by their 15-year-old brother in May
- The boys, described by their family as fun-loving, were found dead by their mother
- The 15-year-old waived his right to a preliminary hearing today
- The parents are asking that their son be charged as a juvenile and receive mental health treatment
The 15-year-old boy accused of stabbing
his two young brothers to death appeared
shackled in court today with his father at his side as the defense attorney revealed the 'family is coping as best they can'.
The bodies of Benjie Vidinhar, four, and his brother Alex, ten, from
Utah, were found on May 22 by their mother. She left them with her
eldest son while she took her daughters to a dance recital.
The 15-year-old was arrested a few hours later.
His defense attorney told the judge today: 'I believe the family is coping with everything the best that they can.'
Four-year-old Benjie (left) and ten-year-old Alex Vidinhar (right) were stabbed to death by their 15-year-old brother in their Utah home
The teen agreed to waive his preliminary hearing, during which prosecutors would have presented their evidence against him and a judge would have determined whether or not to order a trial for two counts of murder, the Deseret News reports.
It will be decided now whether or not the teen will be tried as an adult.
The Davis County Attorney's Office has indicated it wants to certify the teen to stand trial as an adult. The boy's father, however, has said he hopes his son will stay in the juvenile court system.
'I understand that there must be justice, but life without parole would
be way too harsh for a 15-year-old with no previous criminal history,'
he said just after the slayings.
Defense attorney Todd Utzinger said in court today that his client was 'aware of the gravity of the situation' but they will fight to keep it out of the adult system.
Terror: Neighbors leave stuffed animals and balloons outside of the Utah home where two boys were allegedly stabbed to death by their 15-year-old brother
'We believe someone who just barely turned 15 should stay in the juvenile system,' he said. 'A lot of the research shows the brain (at that age) isn't fully developed.'
Police said after the killings they had a motive but did not disclose what it was.Sources at the Sheriff's Office told the local station that they found blood on the 15-year-old boy's clothes and two knives, identified as the murder weapons in the family's home.
The boy's father, who had been away on business when the murders took place, told KSL-TV, 'We never imagined something like this could happen.'
He told the station that his son was 'always a good kid' and is asking the District Attorney's Office to try the 15-year-old as a minor so that he can get help for whatever mental issues he may be suffering from and have a second chance in life.
Police take out the bodies of one of the young boys who were stabbed to death by their 15-year-old brother
The family also published an obituary for their two young boys in a local paper.
'While only in this world a relatively short time, they both touched the lives of many, and will be missed greatly,' the obituary in The Utah Daily Herald starts.
It describes four-year-old Benjie as quiet in public, but rambunctious at home. 'He enjoyed singing and dancing, especially to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse,' it states.
It also lists the child's hobbies as playing with other children his age and an interest in his four-wheeled toys.
Ten-year-old Alex is described as 'outgoing.' His parents write that he loved to sing, socialize at school, and ride his bike around the neighborhood.
In a post on the Lindquist Funeral Home website Jennifer Martinez, a former neighbor, recollects Alex riding his bicycle around West Point.
The 15-year-old boy accused of stabbing his two younger brothers to death is being held at Utah's Farmington Bay Youth Center while the District Attorney's office continues to gather evidence in their investigation
'We always enjoyed Alex as he rode around the neighborhood on his bike wearing shorts and cowboy boots. He could bring a smile to anyone's face. We are so sorry for your loss.
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Developing General Equilibrium Benefit Analyses for Social Programs: An Introduction and Example
Benefit-Cost analyses of social programs often involve complex interactions between market and non-market goods. In this paper we outline one conceptual framework for incorporating the general equilibrium effects into benefit-cost analyses of changes in social programs. The goal is to develop models that are capable of capturing the interactions that take place between decisions involving marketed goods together with their effects on non-market goods and the reverse –changes in non-market goods that cause induce changes in decisions about marketed goods. These types of feedback effects are likely to result from large changes in social programs. These effects are compounded by the potential for endogenous realized outcomes that arise as a result of household actions taken in response to proposed policies. To demonstrate the importance of our conceptual discussion of these general equilibrium effects, we present an empirical example of our general equilibrium framework using teacher cuts in response to budget pressures in Maricopa County, Arizona. We find substantial differences in willingness to pay measures between models which account for endogenous education outcomes in a general equilibrium setting and those which ignore the linkages between market (housing) and non-market (education) goods in a partial equilibrium setting
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Works by art and art history faculty from the University of Alabamaand the University of Alabama at Birmingham will be on exhibition Aug. 5-Sept. 30 at the University of Alabama Gallery, in the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center in downtown Tuscaloosa.
The exhibition is free and open to the public; an opening reception is planned for 5-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2, in the gallery, 620 Greensboro Ave.
The show will include the works of 22 artists, from printmakers and painters to sculptors and more.
Each university has a great program, says Craig Wedderspoon, a UA professor of sculpture. Although they are in the same university system, the two departments have never collaborated. He hopes this exhibition will spark more collaboration with each university and other art departments in the area.
"We want to be more integrated with the schools in the rest of the state and region," Wedderspoon said.
Derek Cracco. "Phoenix Cluster" | Acrylic on panel | 2016Participating faculty from the UA Department of Art and Art Historyinclude Adrienne Callander (fibers), Jane Cassidy (digital media),William Dooley (painting and drawing), Jason Guynes (painting),Chris Jordan (digital media), Sarah Marshall (printmaking), Matt Mitros (ceramics), Giang Pham (studio foundations), Pete Schulte(drawing), Sky Shineman (painting), Bryce Speed (painting) and Wedderspoon.
Participating faculty from the UAB College of Arts and Sciences'Department of Art and Art History include James Alexander(ceramics), Doug Barrett (graphic design), Douglas Baulos(drawing and bookmaking), Gary Chapman (painting and drawing),Derek Cracco (printmaking), Stacey Holloway (sculpture), Lauren Lake (drawing), Elisabeth Pellathy (new media), Sonja Rieger(photography) and Erin Wright (graphic design).
The University of Alabama Gallery offers a year-round schedule of exhibitions from permanent collections held by UA, as well as works by faculty, students, and guest artists and designers. It is open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday and until 8 p.m. on the first Friday of the month. For more information, call the gallery at 205-345-3038 or 205-342-2060.
Artwork by UA, UAB Faculty in First Dual Exhibition Aug. 5-Sept. 30
The exhibition includes works by 22 faculty members in many media. A free opening reception is planned for 5-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2, at the UA Gallery.
Research Shows Sharing of Cavity-causing Bacteria May Not Be Only From Mothers to Children
Kids often acquire S. mutans, a cavity-causing bacterium from nonfamily members, researchers report at the American Society for Microbiology annual meeting.Children often aquire S. mutans from non-family members.New ongoing research from the University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Biologyand School of Dentistry is showing more evidence that children may receive oral microbes from other, nonrelative children.
It was previously believed that these microbes were passed primarily from mother to child, but in a recent study presented at the American Society for Microbiology MICROBE 2016 Meeting in Boston, researchers found that 72 percent of children harbored at least one strain of the cavity-causing Streptococcus mutans not found in any cohabiting family members.
S. mutans is a bacterium that feeds on fermentable carbohydrates, in particular sucrose, that are frequently consumed by humans. After meals, S. mutans produces enamel-eroding acids, which makes S. mutans one of the main causes of tooth decay, or dental caries, in humans.
Study author Stephanie Momeni, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Biology at UAB, says she wanted to track the transmission of S. mutans in a first-of-its-kind large-scale epidemiological study in Perry County, Alabama. Momeni conducted her research in the laboratory of Noel Childers, DDS, Joseph F. Volker Endowed Chair and Chair of UAB's Department of Pediatric Dentistry.
One hundred nineteen African-American children ages 12-18 months and 5-6 years who lived with at least one family member were a part of the study. The researchers collected samples from children periodically over the course of eight years. Momeni says that dental caries are more prevalent in minorities and low-socioeconomic groups.
"The literature tells us that we usually get this bacterium from our mothers," Momeni said. "This is because we most commonly have more interaction with our mothers when we are very young. However, our data supports that children who interact with other children at school or in nurseries can, and frequently do, contract this bacteria from each other."
Momeni says any interaction that involves saliva, like sharing an ice cream cone or drinking after another child from the same cup or straw, can cause the microbes to be transferred.
"While the data supports that S. mutans is often acquired through mother-to-child interactions, the current study illuminates the importance of child-to-child acquisition of S. mutans strains and the need to consider these routes of transmission in dental caries risk assessments, prevention and treatment strategies," Momeni said.
Forty percent of the children in the study did not share any S. mutans strains with their mothers, and close to 20 percent of children shared these bacteria only with another child who lived in the household, such as a sibling or cousin.
It is important to note that, for the strains of S. mutans not shared with anyone in the same household, approximately a third of the children had only a single isolate for a genotype, which could mean these rare strains may have nothing to do with the dental caries, and may be confounding the search for strains associated with the disease.
Further analysis with an alternate bacterial typing method is needed to confirm these findings, and it is important to note that in some rare instances not all household family members chose to participate in the study.
When Momeni discusses S. mutans, she makes a point to ease mothers' concerns they often have of passing along oral microbes that cause tooth decay to their children.
"We're not trying to say don't kiss your babies," Momeni said. "Kissing your children has important positive psychological as well as possibly biological effects on childhood development."
Momeni is also a dental academic research training fellow in the Department of Pediatric Dentisty. This research was funded by theNational Institute for Dental and Craniofacial Research.
Exploring a Mystery Across 40 Centuries
Investigating a 4,000-year-old cave painting with UAB art history graduate student Celeste Paxton.You might think that someone who spends her days surrounded by Civil War muskets and Sherman tanks would be hard to impress when it comes to military relics. But Celeste Paxton has never seen anything like the 4,000-year-old painting she came across in a rock shelter in central India. The painting, which she dubbed "Chariot Drawn by Four Horses" (and is seen above), offers clues to the early history of art, warfare and human civilization itself.
Celeste Paxton on location at Chaturbhujnath Nala.Paxton works at the Museum Support Center at the Anniston Army Depot, a vast storage facility that houses close to 200,000 artifacts for the U.S. Army Center of Military History. (Picture a well-lit version of the massive government warehouse at the end of "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.") She's also a graduate student studying South Asian art in theUAB College of Arts and SciencesDepartment of Art and Art History.
A few years ago, Paxton came across photos of Chaturbhujnath Nala, an ancient rock art site in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh that is the longest rock art gallery in the world. Weathered rock overhangs of quartzite stretch several miles on either bank of a small tributary of the Chambal River. They are filled with paintings, some of them unique in Indian rock art. Researchers have found "scavenging birds, mating tigers and wild animals interacting with humans, such as a scene of elephants chasing a hunter," Paxton says. Some of the images date back as far as the Upper Paleolithic period, between 40,000 and 10,000 years ago.
Wars of the worldBut of all the paintings at Chaturbhujnath Nala — and there are thousands — "Chariot Drawn by Four Horses" stands out. It depicts two warriors riding in a single-axle chariot. One wields an axe. Both are wearing helmets — or perhaps elaborate hairdos. To their right are two more weapon-carrying soldiers and a fifth, unreined horse, along with another animal that may be a deer. On the left is a much larger figure holding some kind of "fiery or explosive weapon in his right hand," Paxton says. "This is a very unusual subject in rock art. You see a lot of handprints and animal imagery, but chariots are quite rare, especially in India. That caught my attention right away."
Closeup of "Chariot Drawn by Four Horses," including the mysterious figure at left, "a very unusual subject in rock art," Paxton says.
Paxton dug deeper, impressed by the painting's "extraordinary complexity and social awareness." It raised many intriguing questions, she says, and could help answer others. "It comes from a transitional time in human history," she says. "This era produced the first arms race of the ancient world. You are getting the first war machines — metal weapons are first being formed, chariots are first coming into being and you start to see widespread warfare."
Chariots and fireBased on mineral analysis and stylistic comparisons with other artworks, "'Chariot' dates approximately to between 2,300 and 1,000 BCE," Paxton says. "That's the Neo-Chalcolithic period, when the first copper and bronze castings were being created in India," she notes. The painting could help inform studies of the timing and extent of military development and early state formation in South Asia. Or perhaps it may mark the dawn of new religious traditions. It was painted at about the same time that the most ancient Hindu texts, the Vedas, were being composed. Could the large figure with the fiery hand represent a heroic figure, or perhaps a Vedic god interacting with men?
Paxton traveled to Chaturbhujnath Nala in spring 2016, at the end of the dry season. In the rainy season, the small creek that flows next to the ancient rock shelters can rise more than a dozen feet.
In comparison to other rock art sites, very little has been written about Chaturbhujnath Nala, and even fewer images are available, Paxton says. Working with her mentor, associate professor Cathleen Cummings, Ph.D., she developed a two-pronged approach for her master's thesis. She would do a close analysis of the artistic choices in the painting, such as the decision to use a bird's-eye view of the chariot. "I think this was very intentional," Paxton says. "These artists knew how to show things realistically, but the images I'm looking at are shown abstractly. Those choices make it a true work of art." Paxton is also "taking a step back to ask how this work fits into the history of rock art, and art history as a whole," she says.
Drinks with royaltyPaxton's research took a major step forward this spring, when she and her husband spent two weeks in India, traveling to Chaturbhujnath Nala and several other ancient art monuments across the country. She met with noted scholars, stayed in a palace once owned by the Maharajah of Jhalawar "and had evening drinks with his grandson," Paxton says. She took more than 700 photos of the rock art galleries, rising early in the morning to make the two-hour trip to Chaturbhujnath Nala from Jhalawar, "the closest city with any type of accommodations."
Paxton took more than 700 photos at Chaturbhujnath Nala, documenting the site like never before. The guide in the foreground is watching for jaguars, which had been seen in the park that day.
When she first started studying the site, Paxton had a hunch that the small stream flowing between the rock shelters might have been used for artistic effect, reflecting shimmering light onto the paintings. (See video clip below.)
"I had all these ideas about the reflection from the water," Paxton says. "Dr. Cummings encouraged me to think about field research and told me about the Caroline P. Ireland Travel Grant, which gave me $1,000 toward my research."
Jain temple in Bhopal, India
Close up and far awayPaxton, who has an undergraduate degree in art from Jacksonville State University, always knew she wanted to study art history in graduate school. "I talked to my mentor there, Dr. Karen Henricks – she had wonderful things to say about the professors at UAB, and they were true," Paxton says. "Dr. Cummings has been instrumental in my development as a student." Paxton's studies have also proven helpful in her day job at the Museum Support Center, she adds. "The research skills I've acquired at UAB have been very useful at work," where she is one of several charged with the inventory, cataloguing, research and proper storage of everything from macro-artifacts like the "Atomic Annie" — the Army's M65 nuclear cannon — to microartifacts such as a custom-painted WWII bomber jacket. "One of the things that professors at UAB like Dr. Cummings and Dr. Jessica Dallow have shown me is that while it is important to do a close analysis of the artwork or artifact, it's also important to take a step back, to examine the broader context of the object in question and see it as part of a larger whole," Paxton says. "I try to always keep that in mind and approach my research from both angles."
The trip offered Paxton a chance to experience the vibrant pageantry of rural Indian life, including this family outing aboard a moped.
After finishing her master's degree, Paxton plans to take some time off to refine her "museum skills" before going on to get her doctorate. "My dream job would be to work with South Asian art in a museum or research institute," she says. "Dr. Cummings is now helping me find opportunities to do more fieldwork — things that will really broaden my understanding of South Asian art."
Voices from the pastPaxton is also focusing on cataloguing the images she captured at Chaturbhujnath Nala and in the surrounding villages, where she found strikingly similar paintings on the exterior walls of many homes. "There are images that are almost identical to the rock art," she says. "In India, rock art is not always valued. Many Indians believe it was done by foreigners or supernatural forces and so they do not consider it part of their cultural or artistic legacy. As a result, many rock art sites have been subject to vandalism and in worst-case scenarios, even blown up to build roadways or flooded by dams. That part of their heritage is now lost forever."
Although ancient rock art sites are often undervalued, the artistic styles found there are still reflected in current village life, as seen on this house.
Paxton hopes her research will help secure the rightful place of these sites in art history, Indian history and world history. "I want to substantiate that Chaturbhujnath Nala and similar rock art sites are a significant part of India's cultural heritage, as well as the cultural heritage of all human beings, and that they should be preserved," she says. "Demonstrating the continuity between the art done then and now helps to make that case."


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The author of some thirty books of poetry and visual work including Letters, Provocations, and Motion of the Cypher, DiPalma has had a rich and varied career as poet, editor, book artist, and artistic collaborator, beginning in the 1960s. He lives in New York City and teaches at the School of Visual Arts.
DiPalma's literary archive includes correspondence, manuscripts, printed materials (largely little magazines), one of a kind book works, and documentation of collaborative projects with other writers and artists. Autograph journals and notebooks and heavily edited typescripts as well as many manuscripts of other poets and fiction writers, often with autograph corrections, are also present in the collection.
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My urine smells like sulfur and it hurts when I urinate. I'm 99% sure I have a UTI but in previous UTIs my urine did not smell odd. What's happening here?
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Per a recent report, WWE has signed yet another second/third generation superstar to a developmental deal—Ashley Fliehr, daughter of Ric Fliehr (or "Flair" as he is far more widely known).
In this week's (subscribers-only) Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer notes that Ashley is expected to start soon at FCW and not at the TNA-affiliated OVW, as one may have expected considering her father is currently under contract to TNA: "Ashley Fliehr Johnson, Ric's daughter, is scheduled to start at FCW under a WWE developmental deal, as opposed to OVW with a TNA deal, this summer."
It was reported earlier this month that Ashley had begun wrestling training, intending to follow in the footsteps of her famous father. As noted, WWE's deal with her will be the latest in a long list of second/third generation signings including Cody Rhodes, Ted DiBiase Jr, Shaul Guerrero and Tamina Snuka.
Notably, Fliehr previously made the news rounds in 2008, after being arrested for assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest following a very public spat involving herself, her father and her boyfriend in an apartment parking lot in her home town of Chapel Hill, NC. She was later sentenced to 45 days probation and ordered to pay a $200 fine over the incident.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Monday, August 8, 2016
Piano in Bryant Park
at Upper Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Piano in Bryant Park is produced in partnership with the Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians, Sam Ash Music Stores, Jazz Center of New York, and Music Performance Trust…
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Hallett Nature Sanctuary
at Hallett Nature Sanctuary (in Central Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
During these limited hours, visitors can explore the normally-closed Hallett Sanctuary at their own pace along the rustic trail.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Hiking
Central Park Tour: Southern Welcome Tour
at Inside the Park at Fifth Avenue and 61st Street (in Central Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Travel past the Pond and Gapstow Bridge, and on to the Dairy, with this tour of southern park highlights led by Central Park Conservancy tour guides.
Category: Education, Nature, Tours
Summer Sports Experience at Playground for all Children, Queens
at Playground for All Children (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Join NYC Parks at the Playground for all Children Mondays- Fridays this summer to learn sports such as Wiffleball, Kickball, Ultimate Frisbee and Flag Football. All Levels appropriate.
Category: Best for Kids, Sports, Summer Sports Experience
HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival: High Plains Drifter
at Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
5:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Clint Eastwood directs himself, as the gun-toting "Stranger With No Name," in a frontier-set, revenge drama with mythical overtones.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies
Family Drumming: West African Drum and Dance
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
All are welcome to learn the traditional dances unique to West Africa. You can also bring your own drum and follow the guidance of our professional drumming teachers.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Ballet Barre
at Pier 2 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Based on ballet techniques and movements, this class will engage muscles in focused exercises for a complete body workout.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Movies Under the Stars: Minions
at Elton Street and Jamaica Avenue (in Highland Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Please bring a blanket or low chair.
Category: Film, Best for Kids, Free Summer Movies, Movies Under the Stars
Movie Night: The Mouse That Roared
at Main Park House (in Cunningham Park), Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
An impoverished nation declares a war on the United States, hoping to lose, but things don't go according to plan.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies
Movies Under the Stars: Open Season: Scared Silly
at Scarangella Park, Brooklyn
8:15 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
This delightful animated feature unfolds when humans and animals believe a werewolf is on the loose, and former hunter Shaw uses the opportunity to re-open the season.
Category: Accessible, Film, Best for Kids, Free Summer Movies, Movies Under the Stars
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I am looking for an experienced developer that will create a web app for the gambling industry that will connect to large number of bookies (about 50 give or take) via xml/json live feeds api, this web app will constantly scan those feeds, will find and show surbet situations in various sports, the solution needs to be updated constantly, light, fast and combine all possible surebets there is at any given point with 0 delays. Besides the technical aspect i am looking for a design wizard with a knowledge in html which i will hire separately or someone that knows both.. In conclusion i am looking for a full solution. PHP knowledge XML/JSON data handling HTML/JS Understanding of dealing with live feeds APIs knowledge in servers configuration I have the feeds, the sure bet formula and the view of exactly what i want it to be. *Feeds that contain live odds on sport competitions around the globe. *A Sure bet is an opportunity that arises when the distribution of odds accepted by different bookmakers on the same sports match will give you a guaranteed winning no matter what the outcome of the sports match.


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We take a pictorial look back at an eventful January for the Club that started and ended with crucial victories.
Relive Wednesday evening's victory with our selection of photos from West Ham's visit to Craven Cottage.
Ahead of Wednesday's game, we look back at some of the best photos from our home matches against West Ham over the years.
Take a look some of the action shots taken as the Whites' FA Cup run was halted by Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Take a look at some memorable historic moments between ourselves and Manchester United in the FA Cup and at Old Trafford.
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I am stuck with a 1000 shares at an average of about 200 and I was thinking of selling the calls and puts on them just for April for now this is earnings month and that makes me a little nervous in case of a blowout or miss what strike would you go for?Thanks
I'd try selling June 190 calls for 9.80 and June 165 for 6.60. You've got a lot of repairing to do and its not wise to try to do it all in one deal. So maybe 1/2 that way and sell the other 5 Jun 210 calls for 4.20 & the 150 puts for $3.00 I am not an investment advisor this is meant as JMHO and is not meant as invesment advise. Good luck
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30 years in videogames industry- first 10 as a programmer/artist/musician on BBC Micro, Electron, Atari ST, Amiga, MegaDrive and Jaguar, then 15 years as a Studio head/Producer working on XBox, Playstation 1 & 2 and 360 games for Rage, Venom Games and 2K Games. Returned to coding in July 2010, and working my way back up.
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"MailShot"- Group Email integrated into all your favourite apps. Over 250,000 users on the App Store now. Feb 2011.
"ShotList"- Scheduling and tracking for movie shoots July 2011.
"FAQ"- Speedy user support for your products- (great for app developers!). Oct 2011. Also a Markdown version. Jan 2013
"TextShot" group texting app, designed to appeal to MailShot users. Aug 2013
"Suggestion Box"- an app to make suggestions to improvisers. Jan 2011.
"Ultimate Charades"- customisable charades game Apr 2011.
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A luxury fully air-conditioned and centrally heated 2 bedroom end terrace townhouse ideal for family and golfing holidays, 2 bathrooms add to the conveniences of no queuing and privacy when you need it. This luxury townhouse has been furnished to a high standard including Satellite TV with English Channels. With outstanding views to the rear of the property which overlooks Spanish hills/countryside beyond. You can watch the sunrise and sunset over the mountains from either solarium. The townhouse is situated on the outskirts of the resort providing peace and tranquility. Communal pools are situated within the resort and the nearest one is only a 75 mtr walk away. The Polaris resort provides restaurants, bars, children's play area, tennis courts and golf course. La Torre Resort is situated only 20 minutes away from Mar Menor and the Mediterranean sea. This region of Spain has over 310 days of sunshine per year making it the sunniest region in Spain
Coast/beach: La Torre resort is a 20 min drive from the nearest beach. With over 200km of sandy beaches stretching from the warm crystal clear waters of the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean beaches of the La Manga Strip, across the craggy cliffs and coves of the Calblanque Natural Park and down to the sweeping bays of the Mediterranean resort of Aguilas, the Costa Calida (warm coast) has a wealth of beaches.
Further details: La Torre Golf Resort has many features and activities on site, in the town centre you will find shops, restaurants and bars. There is also a bank and supermarket on site. We have two bikes for your use in the property extra bikes can be hired from the shop opposite the supermarket. Local butchers and supermarkets can be found in Roldan and Los Alcazares (English butchers). There is a shopping centre (Dos Mares) near San Javier. Many water sports i.e. dive school, boat trips, beach water activities, fishing etc. can be found around La Manga. The historical centre of Murcia will provide you with imposing architecture, bustling plazas, trendy bars and cafes. Beautiful countryside and mountain views can be found all around the region, whether travelling by car, bicycle or on foot. You will find a folder in the sitting room it contains information on interesting things to do, recommended restaurants and bars. Please feel free to use any of this information.
Travel: The property is a 20 minute drive from Murcia (San Javier) airport or a 50 minute drive from Alicante airport. Car is recommended although arrangements can be made to pick you up and drop you off at the San Javier airport from 15 euros.
I am a 4 star hotel general manager in my early 60s and work in the Birmingham area.
Kevin Williams purchased this house in 2008
Visited the area found it had a lot of sunshine through the year, plenty of great beaches and golf courses only a short distance away, easy drive to the city of Murcia and if you want to travel further you could drive or take the train from Balsicas to Valencia.
The property is in a tranquil area of the resort but close enough to the amenities, supermarket, bank bars and restaurants.
It has a large grass area to the back of the property and great views of the mountains from the terraces especially at night when you can see the lights twinkling in the distance.
The property is a two bed/ two bathroom villa and includes all 'mod cons'.
Its an idea rental for a small family or two couples as bedrooms/ bathrooms are on different floors.
Good location in the centre of the resort and even better you are not directly overlooked at the back of the property which makes for private secluded sun bathing/ BBQs.
I have no hesitation in recommending this property, this was your second booking in 3 years and we shall endeavour to book again next year.
My fourth stay here and another great holiday. The house is very clean, fully equipped with all you need for a comfortable relaxing stay. Great BBQ and numerous TV channels. On site the supermarket is a ten minute walk,, fully equipped at very reasonable prices and the Italian restaurant, Pinos bar and the Irish bar are always buzzing. Nearby Rodan has a number of restaurants and Friday's fish and chip suppers at Honeys are fantastic. Superb golf course with a number of challenging holes. Fully recommend a stay here, very good value for money.
The house has everything you would want from a holiday rental. Clean and well presented, with good equipment and facilities. We particularly liked the fact that it had golf clubs and although not like our own we had two very enjoyable rounds on a challenging course! The owner provided excellent communication throughout and even arranged transfers from the airport. We would highly recommend for a good value stay on the La Torre resort
We stayed at La Torre for 6 weeks the accomodation was to a good standard. The bedrooms and both the bathroom and shower room were a good size.The equipment provided was sufficient and the electrical appliances when staying for 6 weeks were very useful.The entertainment systems provided TV with all british freeview channels,DVD,Playstation and Wii provided entertainmant and facility to keep in touch with what was happening at home. Good FREE wireless facility.
The Townhouse was situated in a very good position with open views to the rear and a farly quiet road to the front with the choice of three terraces to the rear The floor one would suit people who are not sun worshippers,and is a great dining area for up to 8 people and secluded . The middle terrace suits all as there are shaded area's and sun all day in others, sufficient sun loungers plus another table and chairs..The top terrace is sun all day but it does have a nice cool breeze somedays.
The bikes suppled and the golf clubs are a nice extra and even the non golfers can try their hand on the driving range.In all this accomodation would suit people who just want a week to chill or as a base to explore this lovely area of Spain. Complex its well maintained not as many facilities as others a let down we are told this is due to the owners Polaris being in administration,the Inter Continental Hotel has closed so none of their Spa facilities,A lot of the smaller shops on the complex were closed but there was a Spar on site with a good range of Local and UK products and the pricing only a little higher than local supermarkets in San Javier 12 Km away where there are a selection of Spanish supermarkets and even a large Iceland where, if you want all UK products are available at reasonable prices.On the complex there is an Irish bar open in the evenings only (No Food)and some evenings there is entertainment,.The Chinese Restaurant is closed but there is the Italian and although some reports say it is expensive we found it the same as our local Uk Italian,however when compared to the local Rodan restaurant it is double the price.The other two eateries The tappas Bar (Spanish)open evenings and the Golf Club which offers typical bar food served until 6pm only .The swimming pool for the Town House is right opposite it is a nice size pool and also has a small childrens pool,you have to take your own chairs.We hired a car for the 6 weeks but some people staying a week do not.We had a great stay Tks Kevin
We enjoyed the pristine area in and around La Torra Resort.
The townhouse was very well equipped even down to the use of a couple of bikes which we couldn't resist having a go on,great fun.Not that we went out of the resort to cycle because neither of us had ridden for over 50years and I was very wobbly and couldn't keep in a straight line,to get round a corner you would have thought I was driving a bus.
The resort was in an excellent position for visiting local villages, Murcia and beach couldn't have wished for anything better.
The house was ideally located within the resort in a nice quiet area but close to spa shop, pool & restaurants. We enjoyed a lovely holiday and particularly enjoyed using the bikes to get about the resort or just to have a nice ride around the golf course. Roof terrace great for private area to enjoy the sun. Only minor point to mention is to review the bed sheets in the double bed as the under sheet was not big enough to cover both beds but that is being picky. We had a wonderful stay and would certainly recommend as excellent value for money & of a high standard throughout. The owner Kevin was very helpful throughout & provided useful information. Defo need a car unless you are the type that just wants to sunbathe on the resort. We went to several local beaches & would certainly recommend a ferry trip to La Manga strip for the great med beach with lots of surf.
Holiday Home in La Torre Golf Resort, Costa Calida, Spain. Close to Roldan were you will find a number of bars and restaurants to suit everyone, only 20 minutes from the fantastic Mar Menor beaches and Local Airport and 50 minutes from Alicante Airport.
Murcia and its beautiful Cathedral is only 25 minutes away, were you will also find plenty of shops, bars and restaurants.
Golf: La Torre Golf Resort is one of 4 Polaris World golf resorts; they are all designed by Jack Nicklaus. La Torre 18-hole par 68. Mar Menor 9-hole par 27 (being extended to 18-hole soon par 68). El Valle 18-hole par 71. Haciende Riquelme 18-hole par 72. All the Polaris World Golf Courses are linked by a complimentary bus service please see timetable. The style of the courses is similar to a Florida golf course with extensive lakes and fairways. The 5 star clubhouse has a well stocked golf shop, a driving range and practice green, and 5 star restaurant. Carts, buggies and clubs are available to hire and tuition is available. There are many more great golf courses within 15 minutes drive of La Torre Golf Resort. Roda Golf 18-hole par 72, Trampoline Hills 9-hole par 34, Tres Molinnos 18-hole par 69 to name just a few.
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Rate 4
1 Jul 2016 - 31 Aug 2016
7 night minimum stay
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Rate 5
1 Sep 2016 - 30 Sep 2016
7 night minimum stay
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1 Oct 2016 - 31 Mar 2017
3 night minimum stay
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1 Apr 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
5 night minimum stay
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1 Jul 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
7 night minimum stay
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|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Prices are per night/week in UK pounds. £100 non refundable deposit required on booking. Final payment required 8 wks prior to rental. Cancellation policy after final payment. Up to 7th wk prior, refund of 75% of the final payment. 6th to 4th wk prior – 50%. Under 4 wks from rental no refund unless resold.
A £100 security bond will be required,
Cleaning charge 60 euro payable on arrival.


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Shrimp Noodles With Peanut Dressing
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 10 mins
This quick peanut sauce makes a special supper out of simple noodles.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons peanut butter
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon chili sauce
- salt and pepper
- 4 ounces egg noodles
- 5 ounces cooked shrimp
- 2 ounces snow peas, halved lengthways
- 1 red chili pepper, sliced
- 2 scallions, shredded
- Whisk the peanut butter, sesame oil, soy and chili sauce with 2 tbsp boiling water and salt and pepper to make a dressing.
- Cook the noodles according to pack instructions.
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Up there, air and light fossilize,
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Of transformation or being in a stone misery
I think this is meant more to be felt than understood--as if "sleep" or your inner world seems more real and free than the reality of the world outside. Awake--engaged--you're locked/frozen in that disassociative state. I'm not sure if that hits the mark, but that's how it feels to me. Another nice piece.
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