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In an effort to curb the number of deaths that occur annually as a result of impaired driving, members of 25 law enforcement...Original post made on Aug. 28, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESWhat should be the qualifications of an Alamo MAC member?
Dear Dolores, In the e-exchanges of our regional and corridor neighborhoods, a common question is "WHO is qualified to...Original post made by Hal Bailey on Sep. 11, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESMake home composting second nature
Central Contra Costa Solid Waste Authority is sponsoring composting classes throughout its service area in 2009. The workshop...Original post made on Sep. 12, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESCouncilman Michael Shimansky dies
Danville Councilman Michael Shimansky died today, after coming down with bacterial meningitis Aug. 17. He was visiting his...Original post made on Sep. 15, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESThe importance of being Earnest
Dear Dolores, In commentary, we humans have developed the skill of avoiding communication and creating confrontation....Original post made by Hal Bailey on Sep. 16, 2009
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A student walks into the local Target looking for a part-time job, only to find that 30 others have applied for the same...Original post made on Sep. 18, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESTown planning memorial for Shimansky
Danville Town staff members are working with the family of Councilman Michael Shimansky to plan a memorial in his honor the...Original post made on Sep. 24, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESLetters to the Editor
<B>The saddest thing Read the full story here http://www.danvilleweekly.com/story.php?story_id=6723 posted Friday, September...Original post made on Sep. 25, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESFootsteps Support Group
Hospice of the East Bay will host a six-week support group for grieving children and their adult caregivers from 5:15-6:30...Original post made on Sep. 28, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESLPGA tees off Thursday at Blackhawk
The final field list for the CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge taking place this week is the best in the 14-year history of the...Original post made on Sep. 28, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESthe times, they are a-changin'
Here is what our readers should know about the new DanvilleExpress.com: Read the full story here http://www.danvilleweekly.com/story.php?story_id=6739...Original post made on Oct. 2, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESDiablo Views: A comfortable chair, a cup of coffee and thou
This is it. My final column in the Danville Weekly, which this week concludes its print edition. Read the full story here...Original post made on Oct. 2, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIES'Tropical storm' hits San Ramon Valley
Lightning flashes and cracking thunder awakened San Ramon Valley residents early Saturday morning, the far-reaching effect...Original post made on Oct. 3, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESBreakfast for Hawkins' medical fund
Come to a gourmet breakfast to benefit Miss Julie Hawkins' Medical Fund, sponsored by the Alamo Women's Club. Plan to meet...Original post made on Oct. 3, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESArt comes to the Park this weekend
Looking for art? Or just an enjoyable day? Check out the 11th annual Art in the Park Fine Arts Festival from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.,...Original post made on Oct. 4, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIES'Friends' give $74,500 to library
True friends step forward in a time of need. And, although the Friends of the Danville Library has been helping out since...Original post made on Oct. 9, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESAlamo author wins Moonbeam Award
"Quickly: The Magic Spatula," written by Jeryl Ablemann and Miriam Kronish and illustrated by Chason Matthams, won a Moonbeam...Original post made on Oct. 13, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESPrimo's Run retires No. 1
Primo's Run retired No. 1 for Danville Councilman Mike Shimansky on Sunday morning at 7:45 a.m. at the start of this year's...Original post made on Oct. 14, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESKids in costume kick off Fall Crafts Festival
The Danville Fall Crafts Festival on Saturday featured children in a costume parade at 10 a.m., who then spread out along...Original post made on Oct. 26, 2009
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To create a crochet star stitch, start with a chain, draw loops through the chain, close the loops and repeat the process for the desired length. Crocheting the star stitch takes a few minutes and requires a crochet needle and yarn.Continue Reading
Decide how long the star is going to be. Crochet a chain this long plus two additional chains.
Insert the crochet hook through the second chain down. Draw a loop of yarn through this chain. Continue this process for four more loops. The crochet hook should have five loops on it at the end.
Loop the yarn over the end of the crochet hook. Draw this loop through all five loops on the hook. Use a chain stitch to close the star.
Insert the crochet hook into the chain used to close the first star. Wrap the yarn over the hook. Draw the yarn through for a slip stitch.
Insert the crochet hook through the stitch through which the previous star finished. Hook the yarn over, and pull it through. Continue drawing loops of yarn through the next stitches three more times for a total of five loops on the hook.
Wrap the yarn over the end of the hook, and draw it through all the loops. Close the star with a chain stitch. Repeat the above procedure for additional stars.
To crochet a scarf, chain on 165 stitches, single crochet into each stitch starting with the second one from the hook, make one chain stitch, turn, and, using the back loops, single crochet across. Repeat until the scarf is complete.Full Answer >
Common stitch abbreviations such as ch, dc, dtr, hdc, sc and tr are used to mean chain, double crochet, double triple crochet, half double crochet, single chain and treble crochet, respectively. Crochet patterns also use abbreviations for shaping instructions. Inc and dec are used instead of increase and decrease, and yo and dc2tog are used for shorten yarn over hook and double crochet two stitches together. CraftYarnCouncil.com, CrochetPatternCentral.com and Dummies.com all have directories of crochet pattern abbreviations.Full Answer >
Crochet a headband with just two types of stitches, single crochet and chain stitch. This project can be easily completed by beginners.Full Answer >
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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce expects to bring in one more new signing ahead of Friday's deadline - but concedes that as things stand it is unlikely to be Andy Carroll. Allardyce was first asked about a possible loan move for Liverpool striker Carroll a month ago, but the England international is understood to be against joining the Hammers. Allardyce has since spent the bulk of his transfer budget on winger Matt Jarvis, who cost almost £11million from Wolves. Anfield boss Brendan Rodgers confirmed on Wednesday he wants to move Carroll on to raise funds for his own transfer targets, but Allardyce said: "I don't know whether that benefits me or not. "Our problem is I have since moved on financially. When I first went for Andy Carroll I could afford him, whether I could now is a different matter. "At the very best I think one player will be joining us before the deadline tomorrow. "Hopefully we can achieve that and get a quality player who could add to the team and the squad an...
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It is important to have abnormal growths in the mouth inspected and diagnosed by a doctor or dentist, notes Merck Manuals. In some cases, it may be necessary to remove a lump with surgery. These growths can come back if the source of their irritation is not also treated. Persistent lumps are at risk of developing into atypical cells and forming cancer, but this is quite rare.
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TULSA, OK--(Marketwired - July 22, 2014) - Sanwire Corporation (OTC PINK: SNWR) (PINKSHEETS: SNWR) ("Sanwire" or the "Company") and Seven Arts Entertainment Inc. (OTC PINK: SAPX) (PINKSHEETS: SAPX) ("Seven Arts") are pleased to announce the execution of a definitive Stock Purchase Agreement (the "Agreement") under which Seven Arts will acquire Sanwire's two subsidiaries; Oklahoma-based Aeronetworks LLC ("Aeronetworks") and Nevada-based iPTerra Technologies Inc. ("iPTerra").
At a special meeting of Sanwire's majority shareholders, a resolution was duly adopted consenting to Agreement execution. Sanwire's common stock shareholders of record at the close of business on July 16, 2014 will be eligible to receive Seven Arts shares. The Company will release further information on the planned distribution of Seven Arts shares. Transaction closing is expected to be in the next few weeks.
Pursuant to the Agreement, Seven Arts has acquired all the capital stock of iPTerra and all the membership interests in Aeronetworks from Sanwire in return for Seven Arts' Series D Preferred Stock converting into approximately 40% of Seven Arts' common stock and assumption of approximately $2,905,000 in convertible notes. Aero and iPTerra will operate as wholly owned subsidiaries of Seven Arts.
Post closing and pursuant to the Agreement, Sanwire's current Chairman of the Board, Mr. Rick Bjorklund, will be appointed Seven Arts new Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of the Board, and one of three board directors.
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Seven Arts Entertainment Inc. was founded in 2002 as an independent motion picture production and distribution company engaged in the development, acquisition, financing, production and licensing of theatrical motion pictures for exhibition worldwide and foreign theatrical markets, and for subsequent worldwide release in other forms of media, including home video and pay and free television.
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Mush as I like the monsoons a part of me dreads the onset. I panic at the sight of clouds building up. In Mumbai the monsoons are particularly bad for cameras and lenses. My last camera a Nikon D50 and a set of lenses met a moldy end despite my best attempts to keep them dry and fungus free. The same happened to my Nikon F801.
How does one save oneself from fungus in a humid and hot environment? Silica gel has helped but not quite enough. This year I have thrown out all camera bags with their dark interiors and have bought large plastic clear boxes to store my camera and lenses. I don't know if this will help.
The question is how do you all keep your equipment from getting ruined.
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It was during a preseason scrimmage that Stonington field hockey goalie Annie Knizeski, a junior assuming the role as the varsity starter for the first time, was confidently directing her teammates, talking, talking, talking.
And then she missed the ball as it rolled into the goal cage.
"It was like, 'Annie, you have to also play the goal,'" Bears coach Jenna Tucchio said with a laugh. "She had to balance the information coming out of her mouth with actually tending the goal."
Knizeski had seven saves Tuesday night as sixth-seeded Stonington steamrolled No. 2 Immaculate of Danbury 3-0 in the semifinals of the Class S state tournament, giving the Bears their first state championship berth since 1991.
That was two days after the first-year goalie made 11 saves in Stonington's 2-1 victory over three-time defending Class S champ Granby Memorial, a day the Bears' defense did not break despite being peppered with 24 Granby penalty corners.
Knizeski, who is 5-foot-11, follows directly in the footsteps of two other successful Stonington goalies.
Denise Domnarski (Class of 2009) was the Bears' goalie when they made the semifinals the last time in 2008, falling to Granby. She was a two-time member of The Day's All-Area team. Domnarski was replaced by Julie Royer (Class of 2012), an All-ECC and All-Area pick.
"I was a little nervous at first. I looked up to Julie and Denise," Knizeski said. "But ever since the North Branford game (1-0 Stonington loss in the season opener), I've been asking (Tucchio) what I need to correct."
There were a few times in the first half Tuesday where, with Stonington clinging to a 1-0 lead, an Immaculate goal seemed imminent, something that could have changed the tenor of the game.
Knizeski made one save while laying on the ground and another on a breakaway by Immaculate's best player.
"One of them was an inch from the goal line, but it rolled out of bounds," said Knizeski, Stonington's ECC Sportsmanship Award winner.
"She's built a lot of confidence," Tucchio said. "She's like the rest of the team, the more pressure she's under, the better she plays."
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A total of £25,000 in grants will be made available, with a focus on projects linked to centenaries of local relevance.
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Application forms are available on Belfast City Council's website.
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The entrance of Glenarriffe Oisin GAA club, deep in the Glens of Antrim, bears the names of two IRA men - Charlie McAllister and Pat McVeigh - who were killed in 1922 during a gun battle with the B Specials.
These gates are causing controversy for the club which is seeking a £180,000 pound grant from the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough council.
The funding proposal to transform the club into a cross-community facility was first agreed at a council committee meeting earlier this year, but it wasn't until full council that the DUP raised concerns.
Legal advice was sought and that has delayed the funding process.
It's now emerged the club has voted to move the gates to another part of the grounds in order to secure the funding.
In a letter seen by UTV, members were invited to a special meeting at a local primary school. They were asked in a secret ballot whether they wanted to keep the gates at the main entrance or relocate them to the entrance of the hurling field. The decision to remove the gates has divided the club and led to the resignation of three senior members including the chairman Eddie Haughey.
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It follows calls from the Stormont Finance Committee - chaired by DUP's Emma Pengelly - for him to do so amid investigations into the 'coaching' scandal.
A majority of members voted to send a letter to the minister asking him to stand down from his ministerial role while an investigation by the Assembly's Commissioner for Standards takes place.
The sole Sinn Féin member present at the hearing - Caitríona Ruane - voted against the move.
The committee also asked Mr Ó Muilleoir – who has denied all involvement in the affair – to appear before them to answer questions.
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His comments come amid a scandal surrounding loyalist blogger Jamie Bryson's appearance at a Stormont Finance Committee's inquiry into the NAMA sale of a Northern Ireland property portfolio.
North Antrim Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay, then chair of the committee, has resigned his position and been suspended from the party after he allegedly "coached" him before his appearance.
Mr McGuinness reiterated Mr Ó Muilleoir's words that "attempts to link" him to the controversy are "no more than petty party politicking".
He said: "Máirtín is engaged in vitally important work as Finance Minister in dealing with the real crises created by the referendum result and Tory austerity.
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The Finance Committee is meeting on Tuesday morning to discuss recent allegations made.
Finance Committee to meet over NAMA Inquiry claims
The Finance Committee will meet on Tuesday to discuss recent allegations made about the conduct of former Chair Daithí McKay.
It has been alleged that Mr McKay 'coached' the NAMA Inquiry witness Jamie Bryson prior to his appearance before the committee.
The Finance Committee will convene at 10.30am to consider the allegations.
Ó Muilleoir 'no knowledge' of Bryson and McKay 'contact'
Finance Minister Máirtín Ó Muilleoir has said he had "absolutely no knowledge of any communications between Daithí McKay and Jamie Bryson".
In a statement, the Sinn Féin MLA described "attempts to link" him to the 'coaching' controversy as "no more than petty party politicking".
He said he would co-operate with any investigation.


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On the Forwarding Capability of Mobile Handhelds for Video Streaming over MANETs
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A Pennsylvania appeals court on Thursday overturned the criminal conviction of a Roman Catholic official who was accused of covering up sexual abuses by priests he supervised. The court rejected the legal basis for a prosecution that was viewed as a milestone in holding senior church officials accountable for keeping abuse reports secret in past decades and transferring predatory priests to unwary new parishes.
The official, Msgr. William J. Lynn of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, has spent 18 months in prison, but was not released and now must apply for bail.
He was the first senior church official in the United States to be criminally indicted not for abusing children himself, but for lax oversight of priests with histories of committing sexual abuse.
His conviction in June 2012 on one count of child endangerment, and sentence of three to six years in prison, was lauded by victim advocates as an overdue assignment of responsibility to senior church officials. But it was portrayed by Monsignor Lynn's supporters as overly harsh for a man who made misjudgments but was following the orders of an archbishop, who has since died.
Thomas A. Bergstrom, a lawyer for Monsignor Lynn, called the ruling "a strong opinion by a unanimous court," He said of the monsignor: "He shouldn't have been convicted. He shouldn't have been sentenced."
The reversal of Monsignor Lynn's conviction turned on disputed interpretations of Pennsylvania's former child welfare law and does not have legal implications for other states. Prosecution of supervising officials for their handling of priests accused of abuse in past decades remains a rarity; grand juries in Boston and Los Angeles are known to have explored the issues but have not issued indictments, apparently because of legal constraints.
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a friend is retiring and I want to give him a gift card to a great restaurant in Palm Desert, or Indio. Any suggestions. Thinking about$100.00
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Well... Not to be confused with the low-end chain... the La Quinta Resort (Waldorf Astoria) was delightful when we visited and hosted some guests for dinner at their nicest restaurant. Your budget would likely cover 2 entres but not alcohol:
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Hi-- don't mean to hijack your thread, but we are headed to the area next month and I hadn't considered staying outside Palm Springs. Is the Palm Desert area as nice?
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jayne1973 not familiar with either. Our friend actually lives in Indio but I know that Palm Desert is close. sorry can't help. Perhaps others. You want to repost on your own with that question.
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Thanks, Shar.
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We had a wonderful meal at Cuistot in Palm Desert a few years ago http://www.cuistotrestaurant.com/menu
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We just spent time in the Palm Springs area and our friends were staying in the Palm Desert area. I think whether you consider it nice or not depends on what you are looking for.
Palm Springs has more of the retro vibe while Palm Desert is newer and more of the practical things of life are there-the stores you want if you live there Bed Bath and Beyond, Target, etc. but they also have some nice golf resorts and restaurants.
A restaurant we tried while we were there was the 3rd Corner Wine Shop & Bistro www.the3rdcornerpalmdesert.com/#
It would make a nice gift card if you friend likes wine. The concept is that you shop for the wine in the adjoining store and then enjoy it with a nice meal-and they wines of all types and price ranges. The food was really tasty too
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thanks all. My husband has a business friend in that area and he recommended a restaurant and we got the gift certificate.
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Out of curiosity, could we hear which restaurant you chose?
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jpie, thanks for the description of the differences between Palm Springs and Palm Desert. So many "palms" to choose from-- haha. I like a retro vibe so think we should stick with Palm Springs.
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