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PABLO, MONTANA 59855 ISSN: 0528-8592 Bio SKY Count/?/ lE^ALISH/ÍptND DX>RIELLE¿ Hrjf^HEAAIJ^DÍlJ VOLUME 10 NUMBER i S NEW MOON OF THE WANDERING JANUARY 15, 1981 Enrollment, Land Use Dominate Quarterly Meeting The first quarterly council meeting for 1981 was held in Mission on Friday, January 2. A small crowd of 40 or 50 gathered to discuss issues with nine of the ten members of the Tribes' governing body (Laurence Kenmille was the sole absentee). Everyone must have felt especially mellow that day, though, because the meeting was very tame and very short. It began around ten a.m. and ended at two in the afternoon. The most involved person seemed to be St. Ignatius councilman Noel Pichette, who dominated the day with discussions about the use of tribal land and enrollment. After presenting his research on the matter, Noel asked that Ordinance 45B, concerning leasing of tribal land and the like, be amended. He based his argument on the fact that the Tribes have lost $1 million in the past ten years because too much Indian grazing land is being used by too few cattlemen who are paying too little money for the privilege. The Council wasn't convinced, though, and voted against Noel's motion. Undaunted by this setback, Noel plunged into the matter of enrollment. He asked again that the rolls be opened to include non-Salish or Kootenai blood, provided the enrollees can prove 25% Salish or Kootenai blood to start with. As before when the same subject came up for a vote, the motion was defeated. Bearhead Swaney offered an alternative: conduct a referendum to see if the members would accept enrolling anyone who could prove -degree Indian blood and has at least one parent on the CSKT rolls. This motion never made it to a vote, however, because it More Council Highlights A rare full house of spectators gathered to watch the January 9 regular council meeting proceedings. Forestry filled the council chambers in the morning with a nine-man delegation wanting two things: first, they wanted approval of a 250,000-board-feet sanitation sale on Grasshopper Flats out Camas Prairie way (and they got it); second, some direction was needed regarding the St. Mary's logging sale that J & D doesn't want to finish. (Not knowing a post from a pole, this (Continued on page 4) was withdrawn after its original ambiguous language had many people arguing semantics. Finally, someone suggested - much to the delight of many in the audience -that anyone with an l/8th-degree of Salish or Kootenai blood be enrolled. Rhetorical in nature, it turned out, that idea never made it to the motion stage. SKCC center director Ron Therriault made a good point for continuing careful attention to the matter of enrollment. He cited the case of a tribe of California Indians that numbered 2000 in 1931. Through staunch support of their enrollment rules - members had to be born in a certain area and have not less than 25% tribal blood -- the tribe was reduced to 6 members within half a century. On the other hand, there are those who argue tribal "purity" should be the (Curtinusd next ptqe) Inside this issue Sherry & Marvin Camel.........................Page 5 "Letters to the Editor"..........................Page 8 Health Corner.................................Page 9 1981 Phone Directory..........................Page 15 "Around the Campfire"........................Page 18 Want to Know About CHR's?...................Page 19 Council Minutes..............................Page 23
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|Enrollment, land use dominate quarterly meeting; Tim McDonald studies electronics; Burton, Silverthorne receive degrees; Round-up at the Valley Creek Corral; Users responsible for center; 1981, the year that will be; Indians join environmentalists in opposing Watt for Interior job; A buffalo primer; The two shall be as one: Sherry and Marvin Camel; Under stress? how to tell and what to do; Birds get split-level high rises; How to run a health spa, California - style; Indian Inaugural Ball at Nation's Capitol; "A century of survival": Spokane Tribe's anniversary; Nations goes to press; Dam would hurt fishing: ruling to be tested; Indian writes president-elect about Indian policy and programs; Should Energy Department worry about indian cultural heritage?; Fredericks signs interagency agreement to help Indian education; Reagan names transition team for Interior and Indian Affairs; Andrus to favor indians over state in water allocations, paper says; Senate Indian Committee given three-year extension; That's entertainment, Dixon style; Everything you ever wanted to know about the CHRs; Discharge update closes in April; Osprey.
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Avastin less safe than Lucentis as AMD therapy
02.05.2012 - Results from a NIH study confirm that treating wet AMD with unlicensed Avastin (bevacizumab) leads to more adverse effects than Novartis' Lucentis.
Basel - Novartis AG has highlighted results from a head-to-head study comparing safety and efficacy of the VEGF antibody fragment Lucentis (ranibizumab) with the full VEGF antibody Avastin (bevazizumab) in wet AMD therapy. According to the NIH-funded CATT study (Comparison of Age-related macular degeneration Treatment Trials), Lucentis showed superior safety when compared to Avastin, which has been not approved as treatment for wet AMD but has been broadly used off label by ophtalmologists due primarily to a 50fold lower price.
According to Novartis, which has licensed marketing rights from Roche for Lucentis, two year data from 1107 patients confirm 30% higher risk of serious systemic adverse events with unlicensed bevacizumab versus Lucentis. Additionally, the Swiss pharma major pointed to reports of arteriothrombotic events, systemic haemorrhage, congestive heart failure, venous thrombotic events, hypertension and vascular death, which were more frequent in bevacizumab treated patients. These events have been previously associated with systemic anti-VEGF treatment.
"The apparent differential safety risk between the two medicines may be due to differences in the molecules and their commercial formulation", said Tim Wright, Global Head of Development, Novartis Pharma. Previously published retrospective Medicare analyses compared the safety of unlicensed ocular bevacizumab and Lucentis for treating wet AMD. The primary analysis from the Curtis study showed that unlicensed bevacizumab and Lucentis were not associated with increased risks of death, heart attack, bleeding or stroke compared with photodynamic therapy or pegaptanib. A secondary analysis in the Curtis et al study, which included approximately 40,000 patients, showed a significantly higher risk of mortality (16%) and stroke (28%) with unlicensed intravitreal bevacizumab than with Lucentis. Gower et al. assessed 77,886 Medicare beneficiaries with wet AMD over 10 months. In this study patients treated with unlicensed intravitreal bevacizumab experienced an 11% significantly increased risk of death and a 57% significantly increased risk of haemorrhagic stroke compared to patients treated with Lucentis. The risk of ocular inflammation was 80% higher with unlicensed intravitreal bevacizumab than with Lucentis.http://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/news/news/2012-02/avastin-less-safe-than-lucentis-as-amd-therapy.html

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'Smash' Series Finale: Leave Them Wanting More
So "Smash" has finally closed. Did it deserve a standing ovation?
Here's how the season–and the series–wrapped up.
Derek picked up a Tony for his work on "Hit List" and also fessed up to his sleazy ways to the world.
Kyle won a posthumous Tony, securing his legacy.
Tom and Julia won a Tony for best score for "Bombshell" and opted to continue as a team–and maybe take their act to the movies.
Ivy Lynn won the Tony for best actress for "Bombshell," beating out Karen. It looks like she also told Derek she's pregnant with his child.
And "Bombshell" also walked off with the Tony for best musical.
Jimmy confessed his love to Karen–and also to a drug-related crime to police. He's a better man, but will be doing time.
"Smash" is a show that started strong, dipped a bit, and got better at the end. It was far from a realistic portrayal of the Great White Way, but at its best, it explored some fascinating dark alleys on nearby streets. The music was often good, and sometimes great–tonight's ensemble rendition of "Under Pressure," a song recorded by Queen and David Bowie, was a good example of the latter.
It's too bad the show won't get a chance to continue. There are still so many open storylines, and future plot possibilities. What happened to Jennifer Hudson and "The Wiz" for example?
The onstage and offstage drama of Broadway could make for a great TV series. "Smash" only got a limited run, but I'm glad I saw the show before it closed.
What did you this of the finale of the show? Leave your thoughts in the comment.
[This story has been updated.]


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The rich international diversity on the Pittsburg State University campus will be on display Saturday, March 8 when PSU's International Student Association (ISA) hosts its annual Food and Culture Fair. The event runs from 5-7 p.m. on March 8 in Pittsburg's Memorial Auditorium, lower level, 503 N. Pine.
This spring, PSU international students who represent about 40 nations are already hard at work preparing cultural performances and planning food samplings of their home cuisine.
Admission to the Food and Culture Fair is $1 at the door. Children 12 and under are admitted free. Food samplings will range from $1 to $1.50 each.
This event is open to the community.
For additional information, please contact the Office of International Programs and Services at 620-235-4680.
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rogerfederer.com - Masters title number 6!
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Masters title number 6!
Roger secured a sixth title at the ATP World Tour Finals thanks to a 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-3 victory in a spectacular match against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga !
"I couldn't be more happy, I couldn't be more exhausted," Roger said. "I can't be happier with the way the season has finished."
Roger had to overcome a threat from Tsonga in the middle of the match as his opponent broke our champ as he served for the match at a set and 5-4 up. And also later, as Roger was about to wrap up the tie-break, the Frenchman saved a match point before leveling at one set all.
But as in the first set, Roger broke Tsonga again in the eighth game of the decider and made no mistake when he served for the championship for the second time.
With Roger's triumph in his 100th final today he is now also the alone record holder for titles at the ATP World Tour Finals, leaving Ivan Lendl and Pete Sampras behing him. The title today is his 70th career title!
Roger is now off to a well deserved holiday before taking up his training in Dubai.
It's always a pleasure watching your matches. Keep up the good work but now enjoy your holidays!
sai datta from visakhapatnam...
Your are simple the best. You closed the year in such a good manner!! with fantastic recods ( 100 and 70's). Now have a nice and deserved rest to start winning the Australian Open and many others.
Best wishes.
Your oldest fan.
Enjoy your holiday. Have fun with your girls!
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I'm so so so happy because you and Tsonga played very well!!congratulation champ!! you're my hero!! you are the greatest player, the king!! happy holiday!! I love you!!


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Look he can remember after eating the worm and goes back.
RTR wrote:There is no reflection visible to the fish unless you put a mirror up against the glass. With water in between the two glasses at right angles. That is an optical illusion from looking diagonally through air through one glass at a second glass at right angles to the first with water in betweenm the two pieces of glass. It is all a function of the refraction of light through glass, air, water interfaces. The fish does not, repeat does not, see another puffer.
Hang a mirror against one end glass and the fish will see his own reflection. That is used to get male Bettas and male Cichlids to display.
The light angle effects are used in Monaco-style aquariums to make the side walls disappear when you look through the front glass.
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Daily planner
Here's a look at the main events Sunday and early Monday morning.
The men's super-G was the top overnight event, with Bode Miller and Ted Ligety attempting to improve on their off-podium performances in the super combined. Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal, the defending Olympic champion, was the man to beat ... The women's snowboard cross finals, with American Lindsey Jacobellis as a gold medal contender, also took place in the wee hours. The U.S. men's hockey team was back on the ice 24 hours after the epic shootout victory over Russia. The puck was schedule to drop against Slovenia at 4:30 a.m. (live on NBCSN). For full results, check www.mercurynews.com/olympics.
Team USA's speed-skating nightmare continues at 6 a.m. -- or does it? Brittany Bowe (below), a former college basketball player, is a medal contender. The finals will be held for prime time broadcast.
TIME for NICK AT NIGHT
Technically, Monterey resident Nick Cunningham heads down the bobsled track at approximately 8:15 this morning, but it will be dark in Sochi. Cunningham's two-man sled is ranked No. 6 in the world and has a legitimate chance to medal in the European-dominated sport -- as do two other American sleds. The U.S. hasn't won a bobsled medal since 1952. The second race is set for 9:45 a.m. (no live TV). The competition concludes Monday.
Sharks wing Patrick Marleau (shown) is one of the hottest players in the tournament, with four assists in just two games. His Canadian team faces Finland at 9 a.m. in its final preliminary round game. Sharks goalie Antti Niemi plays for Finland but hasn't been in net thus far.
The ice dancing team of Meryl Davis and Charlie White (below) is the United States' best chance for a figure skating medal, by far. They took home the silver medal in Vancouver and won their portion of the Team Skate in Sochi last weekend. The short program gets underway at 7 a.m. (live on NBCSN), and the competition concludes Monday morning with the free program.
NBC's lineup isn't what you might expect for a Sunday night (huge viewership) in the middle of the Games. The centerpiece is figure skating -- but not a medal program: It's the ice dancing short. The men's super-G has potential if Miller and Ligety contend for the gold. Also look for women's snowboarding and speedskating, plus some two-man bobsled.
NBC and its family of networks will provide 1,539 hours of coverage, but the only place you can watch everything live is online. The choice events be shown on TV on a delayed basis as part of NBC's prepackaged prime time broadcast. The only way to have access to everything live is on your digital devices through the NBC Sports Live Extra app. It's free to download, but you'll need to be a cable or satellite subscriber in order to log-in. For more information, go to: http://www.nbcolympics.com/liveextra/help.
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- Nov 7:
- Tesla shares slip more on reports of 3rd fire, other car problems
- Nov 6:
- Tesla shares plunge on battery shortage, heavy research spending
- Tesla Motors stock slides despite delivering 5,500 cars in third quarter
- Oct 8:
- Tesla's JB Straubel: Big difference between a collision and a spontaneous fire
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- 2013: Tesla CEO responds to concerns over fire in one of its Model S vehicles
- Oct 3:
- Tesla shares continue to descend following video of Model S fire
- Tesla says car fire began after object hit battery
- Video shows Tesla Model S on fire, stock tumbles
Today: Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk comments on fire that sparked a sell-off in Tesla stock on day shares turn around. Also: Wall Street rebounds as Instagram ads propel Facebook.
The Lead: Tesla CEO praises Model S response in car fire caught on tape
After two days of declines on Wall Street following a video of a Model S on fire that went viral, Tesla shares turned around Friday and the company's cofounder and CEO, Elon Musk, responded to critics by saying a gasoline-powered car would have fared much worse in the same incident.
The video of Tuesday's fire on a Washington highway spread like wildfire around the Web on Wednesday, and Tesla shares -- up more than 450 percent on the year at that point -- quickly descended, losing more than 10 percent Wednesday and Thursday. The main concern is that the fire -- along with previous combustion issues with electric cars, including problems Chevrolet faced when rolling out the Volt -- could dissuade potential buyers from taking the leap and buying a Tesla, hurting the company's growth rate.
"With new technologies such as lithium ion batteries, there's heightened awareness around a fire,'' RW Baird research analyst Ben Kallo told the Mercury News on Thursday, adding that fears could make potential customers for the Palo Alto-based company wait even longer to make a purchase.
However, in a blog post Friday, Musk attempted to quell fears that Tesla's Model S was prone to such incidents, pointing out that it was the first fire one of the sedans had suffered while gasoline-powered car fires are relatively common.
"There are 150,000 car fires per year according to the National Fire Protection Association, and Americans drive about 3 trillion miles per year according to the Department of Transportation. That equates to 1 vehicle fire for every 20 million miles driven, compared to 1 fire in over 100 million miles for Tesla," Musk pointed out.
The blog post also went into great detail on the incident that sparked the fire, explaining that a large metal object, believed to be part of a large truck, struck the bottom of the Model S with unusual force that pierced the armor plate protecting the car's battery pack. Musk also stressed that the safeguards in the battery pack kept the fire from spreading to the passenger enclosure.
"Had a conventional gasoline car encountered the same object on the highway, the result could have been far worse. A typical gasoline car only has a thin metal sheet protecting the underbody, leaving it vulnerable to destruction of the fuel supply lines or fuel tank, which causes a pool of gasoline to form and often burn the entire car to the ground," Musk wrote.
Tesla's Model S has been the most important factor in the company's booming Wall Street success in 2013, with successful sales allowing Musk to announce its first profitable quarter and pay off the federal government's loan much earlier than expected. Shares resumed their upward trajectory Friday, gaining 4.4 percent to $180.98.
However, a Wall Street Journal blog item warns that Tesla's recent decline sets off technical alarm bells that could portend a decline of up to 30 percent from current levels.
"You have to respect these negative formations when they occur," Ladenburg Thalmann chief technical analyst Adolfo Rueda told the Journal. "The trend is very, very extended. I wouldn't buy it."
SV150 market report: Facebook sets new all-time high as stocks rebound
Wall Street rebounded Friday from heavy losses earlier in the week, but still ended the week down as politicians keep the government shut down due to partisan squabbling. Silicon Valley tech stocks joined in the gains, as Facebook bounced back from recent weakness after announcing that the Instagram photo-sharing service will start selling ads.
Facebook gained 3.8 percent to a record closing high of $51.04 after Instagram announced that it would begin serving photo and video ads to its users in the first revenue-generating effort for the San Francisco photo-sharing service since its $1 billion acquisition by the Menlo Park social network last year. Analysts praised the move Friday: Stern Agee analyst Arvhind Bhatia raised his price target on Facebook stock from $50 to $58 and wrote, "we estimate Instagram could generate $800M in revenue in the next 3-4 years."
Adobe (ADBE) showed no ill effects on Wall Street after announcing a major data breach, with the San Jose software company rising 1.4 percent to $54.57. Yahoo (YHOO) continued to establish multiyear highs, selling for more than $35 for the first time since 2006 before closing with a 3 percent increase at $34.89 despite reports that Alibaba will not exercise an initial public offering this year. Yelp continued to rise to record prices, establishing an all-time intraday high of $73.22 while gaining 3.1 percent to a record closing price of $73.22, and Netflix (NFLX) gained 1.7 percent to $327.26.
While few of Silicon Valley's largest tech companies fell Friday, two of its biggest names failed to advance. Apple (AAPL) fell 0.1 percent to $483.03 as retailers announced cut-rate prices of its new iPhone 5C and an analyst check showed greater supply of the iPhone 5S than its predecessor at the same time, while Google (GOOG) dropped 0.4 percent to $872.35.
Up: SolarCity, Tesla, Pandora, SunPower (SPWRA), Facebook, Juniper, Yelp, Yahoo, Electronic Arts (ERTS), Zynga, Symantec, Gilead, Netflix, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Salesforce, VMware, Applied Materials, Nvidia, Adobe, eBay
Down: Google, Apple, LinkedIn, Workday
The SV150 index of Silicon Valley's largest tech companies: Up 9.94, or 0.75 percent, to 1,342.55
The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index: Up 33.41, or 0.89 percent, to 3,807.75
The blue chip Dow Jones industrial average: Up 76.1, or 0.51 percent, to 15,072.58
And the widely watched Standard & Poor's 500 index: Up 11.84, or 0.71 percent, to 1,690.5
Check in weekday afternoons for the 60-Second Business Break, a summary of news from Mercury News staff writers, The Associated Press, Bloomberg News and other wire services. Contact Jeremy C. Owens at 408-920-5876; follow him at Twitter.com/jowens510.


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Apple Earns $13.1 Billion; Shares Drop
$13.1 billion just isn't good enough for Wall Street.
Shares of Apple dropped in late trading after the company posted quarterly results. Apple's profit and revenue figures exceeded analysts' expectations, but iPhone and iPad sales fell short.
The stock dropped 5.5% to $520 in after-hours trading.
Apple reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $13.1 billion, or $14.50 a share, on sales of $57.6 billion.
Analysts, on average, were expecting earnings of $14.07 a share on sales of $57.46 billion, according to Thomson Reuters. Apple in October had projected revenue between $55 billion and $58 billion.
For its flagship products, Apple said it sold 51 million iPhones in the first quarter, up from 47.8 million units in the year-ago period, while iPad sales increased to 26 million units from 22.9 million units.
Analysts, in general, were expecting sales of about 55 million iPhones and about 25 million iPads.
Apple's remarkable run of earnings growth came to a halt in the past fiscal year as the company's annual profit fell for the first time in more than a decade. Apple's results have been dragging the tech sector lower since the third quarter of 2012, as lower prices and heightened competition in the crowded smartphone and tablet markets have hindered growth.
Shares rose 40% throughout the past seven months through Monday's close, although the stock remains well below its record high above $700 hit in September 2012.
Apple's conference call is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Follow Digits for all the action.
–Daisuke Wakabayashi and John Kell contributed to this report.


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We doubt we have to define it, but a Matryoshka doll is that toy of Russian heritage where one doll opens up to reveal another inside... and another... and another. It's a simple idea, and also clever when applied to this new print ad for the R8 by one of Audi's ad agencies DDB Barcelona.
The tag line for the ad is "Audi R8: A sporty car full of history", which is well exemplified with this computer-rendered


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I've been searching for a good UPnP media server for my PS3 recently and I must say that I believe I've found the best. Thank you!
I'll start with some basic system specs:
AMD Opteron 1220 dual-core 2.8GHz CPU
CentOS 5.2 x86_64 (headless install for this particular box)
I've been attempting to get PMS running correctly on a new transcoding media server I recently built. At this point it seems as though my main issue is that both Mencoder & ffmpeg are probably not being compiled with the correct libraries to allow for playback of different file types. I have successfully downloaded & compiled the latest SVN for each program, but will only ever get "The data is corrupted" errors when attempting to play certain file types such as MKVs, certain DivXs, MPEG2s, etc. With these programs installed I am able to playback MPEG1 & AVC consistently, as well as, playback nearly all of the music I have, so I know that the programs are working just not to their full potential. I've scoured the debug.log in hopes of finding issues as to why these files won't play, but I can't find anything of note there. I've also setup PS3 Media Server on my Windows desktop with some of the same files that are on the server, but every single one of those plays very well on the PS3. This leads me to believe that the backend programs aren't configured/compiled correctly. On another note, tsMuxer has not worked for any of these files even after chmodding execute permissions on the tsMuxer file.
I know from perusing the numerous Ubuntu threads on here that it appears as though there are quite a few libraries that are needed prior to compiling Mencoder, ffmpeg, x264, etc, so my question is which libraries should I be looking for and then where exactly can I get them for my CentOS system? Please let me know if there's any more information I can provide that may help. Thank you in advance.


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The Systematic Character of the National Socialist Policy for the Extermination of the Jews: Electronic Edition, by Heinz Peter LongerichTable of Contents
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3.1 HSSPF Russia Centre and Einsatzgruppe B
3.1.1In the area behind the central section of the Front, the character of the mass executions began to enter a new stage as a result of the use of the SS Cavalry Brigade. This Brigade carried out a first "cleansing operation" in the Pripet marshes between 29 July and 12 August under the leadership of the Higher SS and Police Leader, by which 13,788 "looters" (i.e. mostly Jews) were shot and 714 were held prisoner. On the side of the Brigade 2 were killed and 15 wounded.117 Between 17 August and 23 August the Cavalry Brigade initiated a second "action" by which, according to their own report, altogether 699 Red Army men, 1001 partisans and 14,178 Jews were shot.118 Shortly before these two "actions", Himmler had visited Baranovice where he ordered the brigade to kill all Jewish men and the women as well - although in a different way. From a radio-telegraph text dated August 1 from the Second Cavalry Regiment we can read: "Explicit order of the RFSS. All Jews must be shot. Jewish women to be driven into the swamp."119
3.1.2In fact at first the Cavalry Regiment was supposed to kill only the Jewish men. The fact that Himmler had given a clear signal at the end of July that women also were not to be spared, together with the fact that the number of Jewish men killed by the Cavalry Brigade (which lay under the personal responsibility of the HSSPF Russia Centre) had reached unprecedented dimensions - proved to have a radicalising effect for all units under Bach-Zelewski's command.
3.1.3The shooting of women in the HSSPF area Russia Centre began as early as the first half of August and it was done by the EK 9. In this time period - in the course of several "actions" in Wilejka - members of EK 9 shot at least 320 Jews, among them women and children.120 Filbert, the Leader of the EK 9, affirmed in his interrogation testimony that the order to shoot women and children was given to him by Nebe, the Leader of the EG B, at the beginning of August.121 After the executions in the Wilejka area, Commando 9 marched to Vitebsk in August, where several thousand people were murdered in multiple "actions" in the period up to October.122
3.1.4- The Leader of the EK 8, Bradfisch - as he testified after the war123 - was also informed by Nebe that "there exists an order from the Führer according to which all Jews, i.e. also women and children, are to be exterminated". Bradfisch testified further that shortly thereafter, when Himmler came to inspect an execution which Bradfisch's Commando was carrying out in Minsk,124 Himmler said to him that "since an order from the Führer existed calling for the shooting of all Jews, this order had to be carried out, as difficult as this may be for us".125
3.1.5The undifferentiated shooting of women and children which is announced here by Himmler can be documented in the case of the EK 8 only for the period beginning as early as September but occuring mostly after October. A sub-unit stationed in Bobruisk carried out at least seven executions in September-October 1941; among them, one single "action", which must have taken place in the first half of September, involved the shooting of 400 men, women and children.126
3.1.6A "major action" (Grossaktion) in Lahoisk was carried out by a sub-unit of EK 8 (probably the one stationed in Borissov); it most likely took place in the first half of September with the support of a Commando from the SS division "das Reich" . According to event reports from 20 September, in this "action" 920 Jews were executed.127 Also in this case, since it was thereafter declared "free of Jews" (judenfrei) it follows that all women and children of the village must have been murdered.
3.1.7The same sub-unit of EK 8, along with the units left in Minsk, shot 1401 Jews - men, women and children in Smolowicze around the end of September in a "major action" as reported in the event reports. In the appropriate event report it was stated further that:
After the deployment of this cleansing operation, there are no Jews left in the north, south or west of Borissov.128
3.1.8- As early as 1 September, the police battalion 322 in Minsk had shot "914 Jews, including 64 Jewish women", following a meeting which had taken place there on August 29 between Bach-Zelewski and Daluege.129 In the war diary of the battalion the justification given for the shooting of a large number of Jewish women was that they were not wearing a Jewish star when arrested in a police raid.
3.1.9On September 25, the Battalion 322, in the context of a training exercise which involved representatives of the Wehrmacht (including Division and Regiment Commanders) from the Police, and SD, cordoned off and searched a village. Concerning this "exercise" the war diary of the unit reported that no partisans could be found but that "an inspection of the population revealed the presence of 13 Jewish men, 27 Jewish women and 11 Jewish children. Of these - 13 Jewish men and 19 Jewish women were executed in conjunction with the SD."130
3.1.10It was only after this bloody exercise in the beginning of October, in the area of EI B, that generalized murder of members of the Jewish population was carried out on a full scale. From this point on, massacres resulting in thousands of deaths of men, women and children became the rule.
3.1.11On 2 October, a Company of the Police Battalion 322 in Mogilev (where Bach-Zelewski's Headquarters were located) lead a "special action upon the orders of the High SS Police Leader", in which "2208 Jews of both sexes " were involved. (This formulation reveals that children were included.) These people were shot without exception, together with Ukrainian militia men.131 On 19 October, four days before Himmler appeared for an inspection in Bach's new headquarters in Mogilev, "an important action" against the Jews (Judenaktion grösseren Ausmasses), as it was called in the event report, "was carried out there, by which 3726 Jews of both sexes and all ages were liquidated". This was a clear signal that once again children had also been victims.132 In this "action" the EK 8 and the Police Battalion 316 were implicated. With these two massacres in Mogilev, Bach-Zelewski began a whole series of further, similar "major actions" (Grossaktionen) in eastern Belorus.
3.1.12From now on, in city after city, area for area, the entire Jewish population was shot - with the exception of a small remnant consisting of workers who were allowed to remain alive. In these "actions", the commandos, order police and civilian administration as well as local auxiliary police troops were involved. The centre of the "actions" was in the larger cities where the Jews constituted a considerably large percentage of the population, especially in the eastern part of the occupied territories: in the course of these "major actions", 6500 Jews were shot in the "clearing" (Räumung) of the ghetto of Borissov on October 20 and 21. This followed after 1500 skilled workers had been selected out. In Bobruisk, at the end of November and beginning of December, 5281 Jews were murdered by the EK 8 and the Police Battalion 316 in a "special action" and the city was declared "free of Jews" (judenfrei). In Vitebsk - also in December - the ghetto was cleared, whereby 4090 Jews were shot.133 In Gomel in December because of supposed "Partisan support" "2365 Jews were executed."134
3.1.13The EG B registered for their area up to the end of October altogether 45,467 victims liquidated; in the course of this operation the EK 8 and 9 had an especially high number of victims (28,218 and 11,452 respectively).135
117. Unsere Ehre, pp. 224ff.
118. Förster, Unternehmen Barbarossa, p. 160.
119. Verdict District Court Braunschweig, 20.4.64, printed in Justiz XX, No. 570. To this meeting see also BAB, R 20/45b, Bach-Zelewski Diary, 31.7.41.
120. Verdict District Court Berlin, 22.6.62 (printed in Justiz XVIII, No. 540); ZSt., SA 179, verdict District Court Berlin, 6.5.66. For EK 9 cf. Ogorreck, Einsatzgruppen, pp. 186ff.
121. ZSt, 202 AR-Z 73/61, vol. 6, pp. 1580ff, 22.2.66; see also evidence taken from Filbert,, 23.9.71 (ZSt., 201 AR-Z 76/59, vol. 11, pp. 7563ff).
122. ZSt., SA 179, Verdict District Court Berlin, 6.5.66; Verdict District Court Berlin, 22.6.62 (=Justiz XVIII, No. 540).
123. ZSt., 201 AR-Z 76/59, 8.10.71 (vol. 11, 7605ff).
124. Bradfisch, (ZSt., 201 AR-Z 76/59, 8.10.71, vol. 11, pp. 7605ff).
125. On another occasion, Bradfisch said that this same information was later related to him by Himmler in Mogilev: StA Munich, 22 Ks 1/61, vol. 1, 136ff, 22.4.58.
126. EM 90 and EM 92 of 21.9. and 23.9.41; verdict District Court Munich I, 21.7.61 (=Justiz XVII, No. 519); ZSt., 202 AR-Z 81/59, indictment of 19.4.60.
127. EM 92 of 23.9.; verdict District Court Köln, 12.5.64 (=Justiz XX, No. 573).
128. EM 108 of 9.10.41; verdict District Court Köln, 12.5.64 (=Justiz XX, No. 573).
130. YV 053/127, KTB Btl. 322; StA Minsk 655-1-1 (Copy USHM, Rolle 4), Note on file concerning the course of the "fight against partisams', 25.u.26.9.41. See also the statement of the witness Nagel, Commander of the Bataillon, ZSt., AR-Z 52/59, Special vol. 2, pp. 312ff, 18.3.60. Cf. Angrick et al., Tagebuch, pp. 345f.
131. Angrick et. al., Tagebuch, pp. 346ff; YV053/27, KTB Btl. 322, War-diary of 2./3.10.41. EM 135.
132. EM 133; Verdict District Court Munich I, 21.7.61 (printed in Justiz XVII, No. 519); ZSt., SA 168, indictment of 19.4.60; verdict District Court Kiel, 8.4.64 (printed in Justiz XIX, No. 567).
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As the Lafourche Parish juvenile detention center approaches its 30th anniversary, it's faced with a daunting challenge.
Receiving less money from the state, the center, at 2525 Veterans Blvd., Thibodaux, is considering localizing its services and asking taxpayers for more money.
The center provides emergency shelter, secure detention and a group home for children who are homeless, abused or have psychological disorders.
As a criminal detention center and treatment facility, it has lost half of its state revenue because it doesn't fit any of the models that Magellan — the private insurance company the state has partnered with — has envisioned, its director, Bob Licalzi, said.
Magellan officials told Licalzi the center doesn't provide enough intense medical services as required under the state's 2010 consolidation of such programs. The facility, which accepts children from around the state, would have to hire a psychiatrist or dentist, which it can't afford, Licalzi said.
To become a Lafourche-only child residential center, Licalzi estimates it would need a 5-6 mill property tax increase. A mill is $1 in tax levied on every $1,000 of taxable property. That money would help provide outpatient services throughout the rest of the parish and expand the facility's services.
"The only way we can get the community on our side is by demonstrating that we are an invaluable service and one that is worthy of that kind of political consideration," he said.
More importantly, it would make the center independent from the state.
"We recognize that it would be difficult to increase taxes. ... This changeover so solidified the insanity of being dependent on a bureaucracy that no more cares about you or your kids than the man in the moon. It's hard for me to see how decisions made in Baton Rouge, across a number of spectrums, have benefitted this community," Licalzi said.
The center is supported through a 3.2-mill property tax, bringing in about $2.4 million each year. The state provides an additional $435,000. Prior to consolidation, the center received more than $1 million in state aid.
Spending about $3 million each year, the center has had to dig into its savings to get by. Without future program cuts, the reserves will be depleted by June 2015, Licalzi said.
The 37-bed facility is broken up into three units: a 10-bed detention center, a 15-bed boys unit and a 12-bed girls unit.
In 2012, the center was prepared to cut one of the units and consolidate the boys and girls living quarters before the state agreed to continue sending it money.
Ten years ago the center asked the public for an increase in the tax rate but was denied. The public believed the center served too many out-of-parish children and not enough locals, Licalzi said.
Many children outside of the parish are being sent to the Lafourche facility as a result of fewer centers across the state, but the state is making an effort to lower that number.
The U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice tracks which states have the highest juvenile confinement rates, meaning which states jail the largest percent of their population of children and teens.
From 2001 to 2010, Louisiana went from being third on that list to 19th, lowering its state incarceration rate from 505 kids for every 100,000 to 239 kids for every 100,000, the agency said.
Arrests were cut in half during this time, with more than 37,000 kids arrested in 2001 to more than 16,000 arrested in 2010.
However, the centers haven't seen a decrease in children and attempts to keep them out of the center can also hurt, Licalzi said. The center gets $126 per resident per day, though Magellan has cut that from $135 per day under consolidation.
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Dissolution testing of inhaled drugs is of significant interest to the developers of orally inhaled products (OIPs) that deposit solid particles in the lung. As yet, there is no regulatory requirement or established pharmacopoeial technique for such testing, but its relevance is clear; understanding and, in the longer term, learning to control the dissolution rate of an active (particularly one for systemic therapy) opens up the possibility of tailoring formulation properties, as well as dosing levels and frequencies, for improved drug efficacy and patient compliance.
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Penelope Cruz may be a Bond girl in the next 007 film.
A document leaked from Sony Pictures -- and obtained by several British tabloids -- lists the cast for the next movie, and apparently Cruz will play Daniel Craig's love interest, according to WENN.
A source reportedly told Britain's the Sun newspaper, "Bond bosses have been chasing her since Daniel became 007 in 2006. But schedules and her pregnancies meant it never materialized. At this stage no one at Sony will confirm it."
Cruz's husband Javier Bardem played villain Raoul Silva in 2012's "Skyfall." The as-yet-untitled next Bond movie is set to hit theaters in November 2015.
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September 19, 2000
Dr. George Hickenlooper, a professor of literature at Lindenwood University and an award-winning playwright, opened his 21st play, "All for His Own Good," this summer at Buckham Alley Theatre in Flint, Mich.
Hickenlooper has been a professor at LU since 1992. He said he has enjoyed working at LU becuase of the wide diversity of the student body. Hickenlooper received his undergraduate drgree from Georgetown University and obtained his graduate degree from Yale University. He started writing plays in the 1960s as a hobby.
"I like to write dialogue," he said. "It is not as lonely as other forms of writing. It is fun to see live actors speaking your lines."
"All for His Own Good" is a play that "expresses the conflict between greed and love," Hickenlooper said. "The characters are fairly educated people who use a lot of words to find their way through conflict."
Hickenlooper has won awards for the play from the Missouri Association of Playwrights and the Buckham Alley Theatre.
Writing seems to run in Hickenlooper's family. His son, whose name is also George, is an independent film director/writer. He has directed, written, and co-written six feature films and two documentaries. The younger Hickenlooper's latest feature film, "Th Big Brass Ring." premiered this summer and included a camio appearance by his father.
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So, Russel. You want privacy but announced this to the press? I guess otherwise they have nothing else to write about you? One win doesn't make you Tom Brady!
Every time Tom Brady faces RW, he winds up looking like a chump!
He actually didn't release it. It was a release from the Seahawks. It was the smart thing to do rather than let rumors fly and continually be questioned about it. He has earned the respect of the press and they have for the most part honored his request.
And 1 SB win with only 2 years in the league puts him into any conversation about what Tom Brady accomplished in his first two years.
I think the real question here is "What's your problem"
So much for the "classy" Russell Wilson…..
How does this make him "not classy"? Idiot.
Seriously, you read all this Twitter stuff and just assumed that this is what's going through Wilson's mind. Shoot, you probably think he's the one sending these tweets.
Black twitter? Seriously? And black folks put all the racial problems on white folks. Sticking black in front of EVERYTHING doesn't help you show that you are more ricially understanding than the groups your bashing.
What's wrong with Black Twitter? Everyone had to put up with White America!
Fine, We'll just consider black twitter your "reparations" then. Enjoy that and BET because that's about all you're going to get.
See. The truth will always bring out the Devil in Satan!
More like "thedumbestassontheplanet". IQ of a coconut.
Yes, it sure does and I love witnessing it every time it does.
Urgh, can a black person make a comment w/o mentioning organised religion spoon fed to them 1st via colonization/slavery and now corrupt womanizing thieving pastors?? Help my DUMB race.
Narrow Minded and Ill Informed. Why would you not want and enslaved people to receive reparations for the atrocities perpetrated against them? While the Country has given Reparations to the Japanese for being put into internment camps for 4 years during WW2 and a form of reparations by granting Native Americans the right to have Casinos after taking their land. Why shouldn't descendants of former slaves be given reparations?
"Ugly wife"???
Considering he was running around before this, they probably were already planning to get a divorce. In most situations, you have to be legally separated for at least one year before you can file for divorce. This means they could have been already separated before he won the Super Bowl and before he knew how much he could get with his extension. Also, she could have cheated for all we know so making speculations and character judgments about Russell and his situation because he's the star in all this without knowing all the facts is foolish.
Tiger was stupid for marrying that lower level trash of a babysitter. All of those beautiful successful women at Stanford and he had to choose trash.
The guy IS trash. Once ghetto…..just cause they pushed him there doesn't mean he learned the grace of knowledge. He is the kind of man that intelligent and KIND black or white women SCARE him.
Tiger was never Ghetto, grew up Upper Middle Class and was never pushed to go to Stanford he could have gone anywhere or just turned pro. Just a thought, while I'm not calling his ex-wife low level trash, Tigers penchant for Waitresses, C or D list entertainers and others like that, it's not surprising that he wound up with a Babysitter, more than likely the reason he married her is probably because she was pregnant and he had to.
"Black Twitter"?? isn't that racist?
That is what black people proudly call 'it'.
First of all Black Twitter is just a community on Twitter. No Dennis it isn't racist, it would be racist however if Black Twitter didn't allow you to join their community because you were of a different race. Black Twitter just says who they are, it would be no different if it was Latino, Irish, Jewish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc. Once again if any of those groups denied anyone other than their own race access, then yes it would be considered racism
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Keene man trying to save former presidential yacht of President Harry Truman
New Hampshire resident Steve Lindsey of Keene said to the Maine Portland Press Herald that "The USS Williamsburg, restored, would look grand near DiMillo's in Portland Harbor, painted glistening white. Why not honor Maine's proud maritime traditions by preserving one of the presidential yachts?
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ZEPHYR COVE, Nev. - Amanda Harris opened the lady Warriors' first league game with authority.
Amanda's 13-point second quarter helped Whittell climb out to a comfortable 22-9 lead at halftime. A strong defense and few turnovers carried the girls to a 37-24 win in their league home opener Saturday.
"We came out strong in the first quarter and then outscored them 13-7 in the second quarter," girls coach Tom Esposito said.
The explosive first half allowed the Warriors to comfortably coast in the second.
More impressive than their strong start, was the clean ball the girls played. The Warriors fewer turnovers and fouls were the biggest difference maker Saturday.
The day before, in Yerington, the girls gave up 40 turnovers and 20 fouls in a 49-16 nonleague loss.
Saturday, they cut that to seven fouls, nine turnovers and it equaled one cruise-control win.
As usual, Emily Harris ran a sharp offense, and delivered key assists to contribute to her sister Amanda's scoring onslaught. Tori Jimenez held North Tahoe's top scorers off with help from freshman Kenya Maltase, who is become a regular fixture on the varsity floor.
"She's definitely a varsity player and we're going to get her more time as the season goes on," Esposito said. "She's a defensive threat."
North Tahoe gained some momentum in the fourth, outscoring Whittell 10-5.
"In the fourth quarter we talked about slowing it down, and running time off the clock because we had a big lead, and we made some bad choices and turnovers," Esposito said. "We had most of our turnovers in the fourth quarter. So they were able to capitalize on that."
The North Tahoe surge was too little, too late though. The Warriors easily held onto their 13-point advantage.
The win improves the girls to 7-7 overall and 1-0 in league.
"Not a bad start," Esposito said.
The girls will take on Sparks (0-8) at home Friday at 6 p.m.
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The Rolling Stones played this venue twice in 1965. Barbra Streisand, Bob Dylan and the Beach Boys also played there in the mid-'60s.
Its history stretches all the way from Duke Ellington and Frank Sinatra to Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers to the Who and Cream, KISS and Public Enemy.
Think I'm talking about the Fillmore, the Warfield or another famous San Francisco spot? I'm not. I'm talking about the San Jose Civic Auditorium, a place that has a real claim to being the most historically significant music venue in the Bay Area.
And San Jose Civic isn't done yet. The venue, on which a four-year, $15 million renovation was completed late last year, is still in the business of making new musical memories.
On Tuesday, I went to the Civic for the first time since the dust had cleared to see Jackson Browne in concert. My overall impression? San Jose now has a spot that can compete with the best 2,000-3,000-capacity venues in Oakland and San Francisco.
The first thing that strikes someone walking into the auditorium is a sense of history -- and for a local music nut like myself, a real sense of civic pride. The venue's history is displayed on the large portraits on the walls -- shots of many of the greats, from Santana to Sammy Hagar, who have played the Civic over the years. Those visiting the Civic should give themselves extra time to walk around the venue, both downstairs and upstairs, and soak up the entire photo gallery.
Inside, there's not a bad seat in the house, especially with the upgrade to the saddle-leather chairs. But some of the roughly 3,000 seats clearly are better than others. I recommend sitting in the "dress circle" (sometimes referred to as the 200 section), which wraps the back of the main floor and provides fine sightlines of the stage. The first rows of the balcony also are quite good.
I went with the dress circle, in back of the soundboard, for the Browne concert and had no complaints. Even though the two new HD video screens were off, per the artist's request, I still felt like I was close enough to the action. It was also an ideal spot for enjoying the new sound system.
Browne's warm yet worn vocals were easy to decipher, as he sang such fan favorites as "The Pretender" and "Running on Empty," even coming in the midst of a four-piece rock band.
Different buildings, of course, have different vibes. The Civic, a San Jose city landmark that opened in 1936, has a mellow, unpretentious feel. Browne seemed to pick up on that and was even chattier than usual during the show, taking -- and, in some cases, playing -- requests from his fans.
"I could sing you 'Cocaine,' " said Browne, in response to an unexpected request, presumably for the Eric Clapton hit. "But if I did, I'd have to sing you the rehab version -- and I'm not sure if you'd want to hear that."
Browne went ahead and played his "Cocaine," from 1977's "Running on Empty," and then invited more requests.
"We even know 'Free Bird,' if you insist," he said.
Fortunately, he didn't have to prove it. Instead, he focused on his own music. And the evening was a delight.
Browne has two more shows scheduled for the area -- Feb. 2 at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium ($50.50-$81.50, www.santacruztickets.com) and Feb. 6 at the Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium ($45-$89.50, www.livenation.com).
As for San Jose Civic, it has a number of gigs lined up over the next few months, ranging from rockers (Aaron Lewis on March 2) to family shows (Yo Gabba Gabba! on March 5) to the blues (Joe Bonamassa on April 18). The venue is being booked by the powerful L.A.-based promoter Nederlander Concerts, so expect plenty of good shows to go on sale in the future. For more information, go to www.sanjosecivic.com.
Saddle up: Shoreline's gone country.
The Mountain View amphitheater, which has done huge business with country concerts over the past few years, again will host some of the genre's biggest stars and hottest young acts during its lengthy season.
The eight-show schedule kicks off April 26 with Lady Antebellum; it also includes Miranda Lambert (May 11), Tim McGraw (June 9), Kenny Chesney (July 25), Luke Bryan (Aug. 9), Brad Paisley (Aug. 22), Keith Urban (Sept. 21) and Jason Aldean (Oct. 12). More than 100,000 fans are expected to turn out for these concerts, according to promoter Live Nation.
Fans can see all eight shows if they purchase the 2013 Country Megaticket, which goes on sale at 10 a.m. Friday through www.livenation.com. These packages cost $249 (lawn seating), $649 (200 section) and $949 (100 section).
It's the best way to grab good seats for all eight of these country concerts. After the Megaticket buyers secure their spots, others will have the opportunity to purchase ducats for individual shows. No timeline has been announced, however, for when these individual concerts will go on sale.
All eight of these shows should be incredibly popular with country fans. However, the biggest show of the bunch appears to be Aldean, who may well be the hottest artist in country music today.
He completely sold out his Shoreline dates in 2011 and 2012 -- and he's only grown more popular since then. In many markets, he's moved up to playing mammoth stadiums, which he's having no trouble filling. Notably, he sold out two dates at Boston's legendary Fenway Park -- with tickets for the first night completely disappearing in about seven minutes. He also sold out University of Georgia's 93,000-capacity stadium in less than an hour.
Punk-rock comedy: Joe Sib is best known for cofounding SideOneDummy Records, the influential indie/punk-rock label that has released music by Flogging Molly, Gaslight Anthem, Gogol Bordello and other significant acts. He's also known for leading the bands Wax and 22 Jacks.
There might come a day, however, when this San Jose native is known equally for something else -- standup comedy. He's jumped headfirst into that realm and will perform as part of the SF Sketchfest on Tuesday at San Francisco's Punchline Comedy Club. Showtime is 8 p.m., and tickets are $15 (http://sfsketchfest.com).
Follow Jim Harrington at Twitter.com/jimthecritic, Facebook.com/jim.bayareanews and http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei/category/concerts.
To see a slideshow of the renovated San Jose Civic and Jackson Browne's performance, go to www.mercurynews.com/entertainment.


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Cinemark Announces Opening of New In-Theater Dining Experience in Edinburg, TX
New Cinemark Movie Bistro offers customers an enhanced dining menu and a variety of beverage options including favorite beers, premium wines and frozen cocktails that can be enjoyed in the auditoriums
PLANO, Texas - August 28, 2013-- Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK), one of the world's largest motion picture exhibitors will open their first Cinemark Movie Bistro in Edinburg, TX on Friday, August 30, 2013. This new 6-screen theatre located at 2001 West Trenton will be the first in-theatre dining experience in the Rio Grande Valley.
"Cinemark has called the Texas Valley home for over 20 years and we are excited to introduce a brand new concept," states Tim Warner, Cinemark's Chief Executive Officer. "The new Cinemark Movie Bistro offers our customers the highest quality presentation available paired with an enhanced dining experience."
Cinemark has long been recognized as a pioneer in the theatrical exhibition industry and the new Cinemark Movie Bistro extends that reputation. "What I believe our customers will find so appealing about the Cinemark Movie Bistro is that we've added great tasting food options and a selection of beers, wines, and frozen cocktails to the entertainment experience, all the while never allowing the new features to distract from the immersive experience that makes movie-going magical," states Bob Shimmin, Vice President of Food & Beverage.
Cinemark's Movie Bistro offers the following:
- An expanded dining menu featuring appetizers, pizzas & flat breads, sandwiches & wraps, quesadillas & tacos and much more
- Domestic, imported, craft and Texas brewed beers, various wine selections, and frozen Margaritas and Daiquiris
- Premium plush seating with thoughtfully designed snack tables
- Delivery service before the movie
- Six all-digital auditoriums with wall-to-wall screens
- Four auditoriums that are RealD 3D capable
Cinemark takes pride in creating the best entertainment experience in the industry, focusing on offering more choices to our customers. For example, the new theatre will feature online "Print at Home" ticketing, available at www.cinemark.com, which makes it easy for patrons to purchase from the comfort of their home or office. Also, guests can download and purchase tickets through Cinemark's mobile applications that are available for iPhone and Android phones. Finally, to stay connected, customers can sign up online to receive free, weekly showtime emailers that contain online coupons for discounts at the concession stand and other weekly special offers. Pricing options include a Senior Citizens Day every Monday, a Discount Tuesday offer, and Early Bird and Bargain Matinees everyday.
Several grand opening activities and offers are planned for both Friday, August 30th and Saturday, August 31st. The first 50 customers each day who purchase a ticket at the box office will receive a free Cinemark swag bag filled with Cinemark logoed items and movie giveaways. Live radio appearances from local radio stations will take place the weekends of August 30-31 and September 6-7. Further details of these offers and a complete listing of grand opening events, advance ticket purchases and showtime information can be found at www.cinemark.com.
Cinemark is a leading domestic and international motion picture exhibitor, operating 504 theatres with 5,794 screens in 40 U.S. states, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and 10 other Latin American countries as of June 30, 2013. For more information go to www.cinemark.com.


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As the sun set on a seemingly quiet Monday night in South Shore, a battle between Viking and Warrior was raging on Whittell's end of town.
The crosstown rivals brought their best fight to the pitch Monday as the Vikings edged out the Warriors in the annual soccer showdown. The Viking girls opened with a 4-0 win and the Viking boys ended the battle with a 3-1 victory.
In all likelihood, the South Shore matches may end here. Whittell likely will drop a division by next year due to a smaller school size.
It's bittersweet, really. Dropping a division is the fair move, but the two South Shore teams clearly look forward to the rival match. Both teams left it all on the field Monday.
"They play together, they respect each other, they love each other. It's just when you take the field, it's battle," Vikings assistant coach Bill Spicer said.
Viking boys hold their own
The net flexed to its limit as Austin Williams blasted in South Tahoe's second goal with a rocket shot that gave Whittell zero time to react.
Williams had just arched a huge cross into the goal from deep in the wings to give the Vikings a 2-1 lead in the second half.
The game was evenly matched in the first half. The scoreless battle was finally broken up when Jesus Martinez drew out Whittell's goalkeeper on a breakaway run in the final minutes of the first half.
The Warriors pulled up even with the Vikings with a penalty shot, put away by defender Spenser Buchholz.
Buchholz was the cornerstone of the Warriors' defense, and together with Derek Heldt-Werle, Max Rungruengprasit and Rodney Aguirre-Rodriguez, the boys handled constant Viking pressure.
"Whittell wants it when we play, and they played really well," Spicer said.
Warriors coach Royal Good has seen the boys play better though.
"We just weren't prepared tonight and it showed," Good said. "We had glimpses of good play, but on the whole we didn't play the kind of soccer that we can and we're capable of. Nothing to take away from South Tahoe they played a great game."
South Tahoe's defense was firing on all cylinders with Ozzy Rosas and Christian Navarro leading the effort. The boys held the Warriors to their one penalty shot.
Gustavo Yanez dropped in the final goal for South Tahoe off a cross from Diego Garcia. Yanez put up an incredible offensive effort all night for the Vikings, Spicer said.
"He went to the next level tonight," Spicer said. "He was not only able to score the goal, but just his ball control and desire was obviously above where it's been so he just stepped up to the next level."
South Tahoe is now 2-1 in league and Whittell is 3-3 in league.
Lady Vikings lead charge
Whittell gave the Vikings a break. The Warriors deflected an own goal into their net in an otherwise scoreless first half.
"We're definitely patient, but it took us way too long to get up and go," Vikings coach Chris De Leon said.
The second half was not the same story. The Vikings maintained control in the Warriors' zone for most of the remaining time. Alisa Caro struck first for the Vikings, following a pass from Ally King into the net.
It didn't take long for Kendall Eagan to add some insurance. Eagan deflected in South Tahoe's third goal off a perfect cross from Jordyn Dion.
The Vikings notched their fourth and final goal in a four-pronged attack on the net. The Vikings hit the Warriors' goalkeeper with follow-up after follow-up, until Grace Schouten finally found net.
The low score was actually pretty miraculous considering South Tahoe was knocking on Whittell's door nonstop for 80 minutes.
"I was nervous the whole time," Whittell goalkeeper Brittany Boulet said. "They are a really tough team, but we hung in there. This is the best score it's been in a long time."
Whittell hung in there in large part to Boulet's goalkeeper efforts. South Tahoe continually peppered her with shots, but Boulet came away with several spectacular fingertip blocks and recorded 18 saves total.
"We peppered her. She was at the right place at the right time," De Leon said. "She definitely kept them in the game and made us shoot from afar. We had to work from outside the box to get those shots."
Whittell's Sabrina Trechsel and Jenny Shepack were a big part of that containment effort with their ball handling skills.
South Tahoe is now 3-0 in league and 11-1 overall, and Whittell is 1-4 in league and 11-4 overall.


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