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Play Beetle Bingo
The object of Beetle Bingo is to match one five-number combination on the ticket to the drawn numbers. If the draw result includes all the numbers of any five-number combination on your card, you win the corresponding Prize.
Game Type
- Select your bet per scratch card by clicking + or – next to the Card Value field in the lower left of the game window.
- Click Shuffle if you want to choose a different scratch card. Note that you can shuffle the scratch card up to three times during one game round.
- Click Play in the lower right of the game window to purchase the scratch card.
- Click Shake to reveal the drawn numbers. Then, scratch your Bingo card to see the three five-number combinations on your Bingo card. If the draw result includes all the numbers of any five-number combination, you win the corresponding Prize.
- Click Scratch Allto have numbers drawn from the jar and the card scratched automatically.
- You can also play using the Autoplay function. Click + or – next to the Autoplay field to select the number of cards to be scratched consecutively. Clicking the play button starts the Autoplay function. During Autoplay the scratch cards are scratched automatically. The active Autoplay session can be stopped by clicking the stop sign.
The game window displays the following game-specific elements.
Card # : The serial number of the scratch card.
Shuffle: The button for picking another scratch card instead of the current one prior to the game round. The scratch cards can be shuffled up to three times prior to one game round.
Card Value: The bet per one scratch card. Clicking + or – adjacent to this field increases or decreases the bet, respectively.
Play / Scratch All: By clicking the Play button you purchase the card. Clicking Scratch All, which is displayed during the active game round, scratches all the fields on the scratch card.
Autoplay: Clicking + or – adjacent to this field increases or decreases the number of scratch cards to be played consecutively. Clicking the play button starts the Autoplay function. The active Autoplay session can be stopped by clicking the stop sign.
The lower edge of the game window holds the casino toolbar. It contains the following:
- Current balance
Your account balance. This is the money you can use to play the casino games.
- Cashier
Clicking this button opens the Cashier window, where you can make deposits and withdrawals, see your transaction history, etc.
- Play for Real Money
This button appears only in Fun or Offline Mode. Clicking it will take you to the Real Money account creation page. If you already have a Real Money account, it will take you to the Play for Real Money login screen.
- Menu
Some popular functions are united under the Menu.
- Clicking History (unavailable in Offline mode) will open the game history window, where you can see the details of recent game rounds.
- Options opens the options dialog, where you can change various gameplay settings.
- Help opens the help article that you are reading right now.
- Online Support lets you contact a customer support specialist, if one is online.
- Close
Clicking this button closes the game window and takes you back to the Lobby.
Note on disconnections: If you are disconnected from the Internet in the middle of a game while playing for Real Money, please re-establish your Internet connection and log back into the casino. You can then click the History button to see the outcome of your previous round.
Note on malfunctions: A malfunction voids all pays and plays.


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WATERFORD - High school students joined Wolf Creek Local Board of Education members and Superintendent Bob Caldwell in conversation about a policy prohibiting multiple study halls Wednesday.
During the regular board meeting in the Waterford High School library, Caldwell explained the policy was conceived as the school adapted to a nine-period schedule that included specialized semester-long classes like small engines and welding. Some students may have been interested in the technical aspects but not in the accompanying book work and opted for an additional study hall period instead, he said.
Caldwell said most students at the school are using study halls appropriately and not as a way to take it easy.
"But we still have 10 percent of our students that try to get out of work," he said.
The policy was approved unanimously, but discussion continued after the vote. Board members Roger Doak and Jeff Campbell questioned the idea of making a rule directed at just a tenth of the student population. Doak noted Caldwell had spoken earlier in the meeting about the importance of preparing students for colleges and careers.
"But now we're saying the kids in high school aren't capable of making those decisions," he said.
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The policy would allow students who feel they legitimately need an additional study hall to appeal to the principal, who could approve the extra period. That ultimately convinced board member Tom Kearns to support the measure.
"If someone really needs another study hall, they can get it," he said.
Acknowledging board members' concerns, Caldwell said the policy could be revisited to see how it was working. He also asked four seniors in attendance their thoughts on the policy.
"I think if you have the grades, then you should be able to have two," senior Chelsey Paxton said.
Senior Tori Pyatt said she meant no disrespect to classes like small engines but it's something in which she simply has no interest.
"Freshmen are going to run out of classes they can take that they're interested in," she said.
Pyatt and Paxton said they both play sports and use their study halls - the first two periods of the day - to catch up on homework rather than doing it late at night. Pyatt said the same was true when she was working after school. When they finish their homework, they can work on scholarships, Pyatt said.
Caldwell said he appreciated the discussion and asked two of the seniors who are members of student council to come discuss the matter with him next week.
"We'll make this into a civics lesson for student council," he told the board. "We may be back."
In other business:
Caldwell told the board he went to the capitol Tuesday, where more than 100 superintendents and other educators gathered for a meeting and press conference to discuss concerns about Gov. John Kasich's proposed school funding plan. He said some lawmakers who are Republicans like the governor indicated they had concerns about portions of the bill, which would not increase funding to 60 percent of districts in the state.
"Them stating that they're displeased with the budget bill is powerful," he said. "There seemed to be an interest in making bipartisan efforts to make corrections."
Caldwell also asked the board if they still supported the principles behind a resolution they passed in 2011 opposing a bill that would direct public funds to an expanded voucher program for private schools. Portions of the governor's new plan revisit some of those issues.
The board indicated their position had not changed.
"We're not opposed to private education," Caldwell said, specifically praising the two parochial schools in Washington County. "We're opposed to public money funding private education."

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Lake Dillon Theatre Company will unveil its new five-year strategic plan to the public at an open meeting Saturday, including a question-and-answer session with artistic director Christopher Alleman and executive director Joshua Blanchard.
Approved by the board of directors in August, the plan includes strategic objectives for finances, fundraising, programs, marketing/branding, governance and facilities broken down into specific, measurable goals. To create it, a nine-person committee of staff, board members and donors, led by banker and facilitator Doug Sims, met seven times (approximately 250 hours) over a two-month period.
"It was a pretty strenuous process but ultimately we're extremely satisfied with the product," Alleman said. "When staff has questions about making choices for the future, we now have this document that we can refer to. It's already been an invaluable guide as we created the budget for next year."
The 2013 budget, approved last week, includes a provision for a new, full-time, year-round educational coordinator, boosting the number of the theater's staff to six.
"Education is going to be a big part of our future," said Alleman. Several of the plan's programmatic goals speak specifically to education and outreach, calling for increased participation, enrollment and scholarships.
Others goals target financial sustainability - a focus necessitated by the theater's growth in recent years. Over the last decade, Lake Dillon Theatre Company's operating budget has jumped from $170,000 to $800,000; in the last four years, the staff has grown from one full-time and one part-time position to five (to be six in 2013) full-timers.
In 2010, the theater earned an Ovation Award from The Denver Post for Best Year by a Company, and 2011 and 2012 saw a significant increase in patron involvement.
The theater now seeks to leverage its success while maintaining stability through projected growth. "We want to make sure our growth is both smart and sustainable," Alleman said.
Financial goals include annual budgets with a set surplus, an outside review/audit by December 2013 and a reserve of $250,000 by December 2016, among others. Fundraising goals support the financial objective.
The strategic plan also includes a feasibility study for a capital expansion project, slated for December 2015, that will retain the theater's intimacy while adding storage, office, rehearsal, shop and performance space.
Ultimately, the vision for 2020 is to become a "destination, regional theatre recognized for its quality and variety of work, unique character and intimate experience while having achieved financial stability."
Already considered a "professional theater" because it pays actors and actresses what is considered a living wage, the theater seeks to become an Actors' Equity Association "Small Professional Theater" (Level 3) Equity House by March 2013. The designation includes provisions for benefits like health insurance and ultimately makes it easier to hire unionized and age-appropriate actors, Alleman said.
Started 16 years ago as a community theater by a group of "talented, passionate artists," as Blanchard tells it, the Lake Dillon Theatre Company has evolved to offer high quality and diverse performances year round and in many ways has moved beyond what patrons might expect from a "local" theater.
"We hire 60 to 85 actors, technicians, designers and directors from around the country to work at our theater each year. This includes a small contingent of Summit County theater professionals," Blanchard said. "The result is high quality productions that are worthy of a destination vacation."
Theatergoers include a strong base of Front Range patrons who travel to Summit County specifically for LDTC performances. "We are proud of our impact on our community," Blanchard said. "Not only do our patrons enjoy great theater, they also take advantage of other attractions that Summit County has to offer."
"This is going to be a great year at the Lake Dillon Theatre," said Mari Geasair, who came on board as development director this summer. "We think our patrons must already know that intuitively because new volunteer numbers are up and season pass sales for 2013 have already exceeded those for 2012 even though they have only been available for a short while. There is a palpable excitement around the theater right now. We think it is because we took the time to really think through our growth and develop a solid business plan and artistic vision to guide our growth. We can't wait to answer questions and get feedback from the community."


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Definition of allopathy in English:
The treatment of disease by conventional means, i.e., with drugs having opposite effects to the symptoms. Often contrasted with homeopathy.
Example sentences
- If the imbalance called illness occurs, they apply self-healing, then resort as needed to such arts as âyurveda, acupuncture, allopathy, prânic healing or massage.
- Women are awakening to their subordinate position in society, and recognize their historical exclusion from allopathy and the negative effect of conventional medical treatment on women.
- In the early days of homeopathy, Galenic herbalism was dying and allopathy was on the rise.
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- The authors use a set of icons to alert the reader to clinical implications, interpretations, or topics that might be naturopathic or allopathic in origin.
- The Wellness Centre, which delivers aromatherapy, pranic healing, dietetics and Ayurveda to enhance allopathic services at the hospital, will shortly augment its alternative medicine packages.
- Various alternative therapies including reiki, breathwork, and acupuncture are quickly emerging as alternatives to conventional allopathic medical treatments.
- Example sentences
- The patients, therefore, were obliged to yield to the sad necessity, because they could obtain no better aid from other allopathists, who had gained their knowledge from the same deceitful books.
- Dr. Colby studied in Philadelphia, and, after graduation, was at first an allopathist, but eclectic in practice; yet within a few years she has preferred to practise as a homoeopathist.
- Good old Mark also proclaimed 'that you may honestly feel grateful that the homeopath survived attempts of the allopathists to destroy it.'
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Polk at East basketball times moved up
Published: Monday, November 25, 2013 at 1:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 25, 2013 at 1:13 p.m.
Due to the threat of severe weather later tonight, the starting times for tonight's Polk County at East Henderson basketball games have been moved up.
The varsity girls will now begin at 5 p.m., and they will be followed by the varsity boys at approximately 6:30 p.m. The JV games will be played at the same times in the auxiliary gym.
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FILE - This January, 2011, file photo provided by Roger Ebert shows the famous film critic wearing a silicone prosthesis over his lower face and neck. The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that its film critic Roger Ebert died on Thursday, April 4, 2013. He was 70. (AP Photo/Ebert Productions, David Rotter, file)


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Buffalo teacher dies on Costa Rica trip with students
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Authorities say a 31-year-old teacher for a Buffalo charter school has died while accompanying students on a trip to Central America.
Officials at the Tapestry Charter School tell local media outlets that Sarah Acton was on an outing Monday in Costa Rica when she collapsed in a raft during a white-water trip. She received immediate medical attention, but attempts to revive her were unsuccessful. A cause of death hasn't been determined yet.
Acton was with 11 of her high school Spanish students on a two-week cultural exchange trip to Costa Rica. She had taught at the school for five years, and school officials say she was popular with students, staff and fellow faculty members.
The students are expected to return to Buffalo late Wednesday night. Acton's body will be returned home later this week.


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Todd Hickey, Papyrologist
ASP Summer
The Center for the Tebtunis Papyri (CTP) aims to support and promote new research, graduate student training and international collaboration in the decipherment of the largely unstudied Tebtunis Papyri. Excavated at the turn of the last century at the Greco-Roman site of Tebtunis, the papyri are held by The Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley.
CTP was created in 2000 as an Organized Research Project (ORP) supported by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research. Additional support is provided by The Bancroft Library, the Department of Classics, and donors. The CTP is guided by an Advisory Committee representing the Departments of Classics, Near Eastern Studies and History, the Graduate Program in Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology, and The Bancroft Library.
CTP operations commenced in 2001 with the arrival of Dr. Todd Hickey as papyrologist and curator in The Bancroft Library and as Lecturer in Classics. Subsequently he became Assistant Professor of Classics, and in 2011 he assumed the title of Director of CTP upon being promoted to Associate Professor of Classics . Since his arrival in 2001, steady progress has been made in the conservation, digitization, decipherment and publication of the Tebtunis papyri. By training students, CTP has added papyrology to the strengths of the already world-class Classics and Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology programs at Berkeley.
Director Todd Hickey
Center for the Tebtunis Papyri
Advisory Committee


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About Uterine Fibroids / MyomaUterine fibroids (also referred to as uterine myomas, leiomyoma, leiomyomata, and fibromyoma) are benign (non-cancerous) tumors that grow within the muscle tissue of the uterus. Between 20-50% of women of childbearing age have uterine fibroids. While many women do not experience any problems, symptoms can be severe enough to require treatment. More
Uterine Fibroid Symptoms: Weight Gain' Bleeding' Pressure and PainMany women who have uterine fibroids have no symptoms and never require treatment. However, one out of four women of childbearing age does suffer from significant symptoms. Uterine fibroid symptoms may vary depending on the location, size and number of fibroids. Do you suffer from these symptoms? More
Effects of HysterectomyIn the USA, approximately 600,000 operations are carried out annually, and almost one-third of women have had a hysterectomy by the age of 60 years. Approximately 90% of hysterectomies are performed on benign indications to improve quality of life and the most common indication for surgery is uterine fibroids. More
How focused ultrasound destroys fibroids with an intact uterusA combination of 2 technologies: High intensity focused ultrasound to heat and destroy targeted tissue and Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for precise visualization, guidance and real time treatment control More
Why choose treatment with focused ultrasound?
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- There's a short recovery time - you'll return to livelihood quickly
Your guide to understand the insurance process in the USAIf you have been denied insurance coverage for focused ultrasound in the USA
please call 1-866-392-2528.
Navigating the health insurance process can be confusing. This page is aimed to help patients seek coverage and payment for Focused Ultrasound Surgery (also known as MRgFUS) for the treatment of their uterine fibroids.


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Greeng! Apps Landing Page is very cool template suitable for apps promotion. Whether its a Mac or Android apps, or even a web apps, this template is great to be used.
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Houma firefighter up for national award
Published: Friday, June 21, 2013 at 9:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 21, 2013 at 9:11 p.m.
Blake Estevez, a 23-year-old Houma firefighter, rescued a sleeping 4-year-old girl from her smoke-filled home last year, an honor that helped earn him the American Legion's Louisiana Firefighter of the Year award.
"Smoke kills in fires, and their dog was inside," he said. "We couldn't see anything. I searched on the bed and found a little 4-year-old girl."
After he saved the girl, he re-entered the house and rescued a dog from under the bed.
Now he's in the running to be named National Firefighter of the Year, an award the Legion will give in August.
He's saved others since receiving the state honor last year, and one of the incidents hit close to home.
On Mother's Day this year, he saved his mother's life. After Estevez's boat collided with a tree May 12 and his mother, Carroll, was thrown into the water, he said, he went into autopilot.
"We hit a stump in the water, and my mom was facedown," he said. "She wasn't breathing. I don't know how I got her back into the boat. It was adrenaline, I guess."
Estevez said he hit his mother's back hard, and she started breathing again. She is on the mend now after suffering brain injuries.
Estevez, who commutes from Destrehan, has worked for the Houma Fire Department for seven months.
He arrived in Houma from the St. John the Baptist Parish Fire Department, where he discovered his passion for firefighting. He worked part-time shifts for the department while running an inflatable water slide business and working as a personal trainer.
"I joined the Fire Department when I was 17," he said. "There's something about it that I fell in love with. It's really about helping people. I do it for the thank yous. I could get 100 other jobs that make a lot of money instead of working three."
Estevez, who received the state award on his birthday last year, said he wouldn't have become the firefighter he is today without the mentorship and help of others.
"At the Fire Department, we work together as a team, as a family," he said. "I know I wouldn't have been there without them."
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4.2-10 Implied Term: Custom in the
Industry/Usage of Trade
Revised to January 1, 2008
The plaintiff claims that <insert
term> should be implied in the contract because it is a (custom in the
industry / usage of trade). The defendant denies this.
To establish this claim, the plaintiff
has the burden to prove by a preponderance of the evidence the following facts:
that <insert term> was a
(custom in the industry / usage of trade);
that each party knew or had reason
to know of the (custom / usage); and
that neither party knew or had
reason to know that the other party had intentions inconsistent with that
(custom / usage).
If the plaintiff has established this
claim, then you should consider the (custom / usage) to be a term of the
contract, just as though the contract stated it expressly.
Mystic Color Lab, Inc. v. Auctions Worldwide, LLC,
284 Conn. 408, 425 (2007); Presidential Capital Corp. v. Reale, 231 Conn.
500, 511 (1994); L.F. Pace & Sons, Inc. v. Travelers Indemnity Co., 9
Conn. App. 30, 38, cert. denied, 201 Conn. 811 (1986). See Restatement (Second)
of Contracts §§ 220-222.
If there is an express term in the
contract that addresses the same subject as the custom or usage, that express
term should be given greater weight. Restatement (Second) of Contracts § 203
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KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia -- At the Winter Olympics, the men's downhill ski race is the big bowl of goulash. The premier attraction. It is spectacular, dangerous, wild, compelling, thrilling and heartbreaking.
At the Winter Olympics, Bode Miller is the puzzling and not easily digestible spice in the bowl of goulash.
But we know the rules, don't we? As a nation, America cannot go to the Olympics with the Bode Miller it wants. America must go to the Olympics with the Bode Miller it gets. Which can be maddening.
And so it was again Sunday at the Rosa Khutor Alpine Center.
Miller was the favorite to win the downhill. But after a few slight bobbles, he finished a disappointing eighth. Then he seemed to put the blame on the course conditions, the flat sunlight, the humidity and maybe the temperature of Russian concession-stand food. Anything but himself.
For instance, when asked the difference between his superior training runs last week and Sunday's result, Miller pointed to the atmospheric environment.
"The training runs were bluebird, perfect visibility and hard snow," Miller said, followed by a rueful chuckle. "That's the perfect conditions to see who's the best racer, unfortunately. Today the visibility went away, temperatures are warmer, so the course breaks down a little bit. ... In the middle where it's all ice, the high humidity brings the water out, and the snow just gets slower."
Therefore, after reviewing the race in his mind, Miller said he was giving himself an excellent grade for the day.
"It's tough when you have to judge yourself because the clock doesn't really seem to judge you fairly," Miller explained. "Just like I've said a million times, I'm not always so attached to the result."
Not attached to the result? Say what?
Same old Bode. That's what.
The man is an awesome athlete. Miller is the best American ski racer of the past 20 years and maybe ever. Since his first Games in 1998, he has won five Olympic medals along with 33 World Cup races.
Yet the Olympic downhill -- one cannonball scream from top to bottom of the mountain -- has been his personal demon. He's never won it. His best finish was a bronze medal at Vancouver four years ago. For all his greatness, he has been considered an underachiever.
Sunday, that was supposed to change. At age 36 and recently married, he realizes this is surely his last Olympics. And he has supposedly matured after a well-publicized life of partying and world class don't-give-a-flip impudence. He was focused. He was locked in.
"Bode was unbelievable yesterday in training," said the man who won the downhill gold, Matthias Mayer of Austria. "Everybody knew Bode could be the Olympics winner today."
Miller came out of the gate with winning body language. In his dazzling white racing suit, he blitzed down the snowpack -- which is really groomed ice -- and was ahead of gold medal pace for the first segment of the course. But then he put one ski in a slightly wrong place, by inches. This forced him to lean just slightly off his intended path. He skimmed one of the gates bordering the course with his shoulder as he blew past. Then he skimmed another.
Those minor errors, costing tenths of a second, eliminated gold or any other medal for him. Miller couldn't make up time in the bottom part of the course and crossed the finish line .52 seconds behind Mayer.
Miller was plainly upset when he looked up at the scoreboard and saw his time. He squatted over his skis in the runout area. He stared at the snow. He put his hands on his helmet and stared at the snow some more.
It was an extremely good and amazing effort. Just not quite extremely good and amazing enough. Miller was actually the second-best American finisher, behind 25-year-old Travis Ganong of Truckee, who placed fifth and shows terrific promise for future potential medals.
"Bode had a great run," said Ganong, a Miller fan as well as a teammate. "He had one mistake on this pretty critical turn that goes into a flat section. If you lose your speed there, it's just a losing battle to the finish. He crushed the top. He just had one little mistake. That's why the sport is so hard. It's unforgiving. There's such a fine line."
Exactly. Miller had no cause to be ashamed with his effort. He aggressively rode the edge but made tiny flubs to miss the perfect run by a smidgen. Others were better than him. Period. If Miller owned up to all that, America might unconditionally admire him. But as has been the case before, Miller's post-race remarks made him hard to embrace.
"I didn't really make a mistake," he insisted. "I mean, I hit gates, but as you guys know, hitting gates doesn't really make any difference. I continued to build pressure. It was just that middle part of the course. ... The course just slowed down. It's one of the big challenges in ski racing; sometimes it's not in your hands."
Sometimes it's not. But sometimes, you can also hold yourself responsible for not winning, rather than holding the humidity responsible. His individualism and bluntness can be both his strength and his weakness.
Miller will likely compete twice more here, the super G and men's combined. But no one over age 34 has ever won a medal in a men's Olympic Alpine event. Sunday might well have been Miller's last best chance to become a unanimously venerated American sports icon and ride off into the sunset.
Instead, the sunset was obscured by bad visibility, created by Miller himself. One day, he might wake up and smell the goulash. Sunday was not that day.
Contact Mark Purdy at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/MercPurdy.
Lake Tahoe's Jamie Anderson (below) takes gold medal in women's


text: In 1938, the first man to ever climb Eiger—a 13,025 foot mountain in the Swiss Alps—did so after three days. So when Ueli Steck managed to scale the same peak in under three hours (2 hours, 47 minutes and 33 seconds, to be exact), people were flabbergasted. After watching this video of Steck's feat, you'll be flabbergasted, too. [via kottke.org]


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UMMA Projects: Jakob Kolding
July 31–October 24, 2010
Jakob Kolding's work revolves around the experience of life in the contemporary built environment, particularly the relationships and contradictions that emerge between how architectural spaces are planned and how they are actively used. His collages, drawings, posters, and mixed-media sculptures incorporate a wide range of source material, sampling and mixing the visual idiom of modernist art and architecture, the language of sociological inquiry, and such popular cultural forms as hip-hop and electronic music, skateboarding, and soccer.
This project is made possible in part by UMMA's New Visions Venture Fund, including the Dr. Robert and Janet Miller Fund.


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According to a 2009 study published by the Association for Pet Obesity
Prevention, 34 million dogs and 54 million cats are classified as
overweight. Sadly, these staggering numbers continue to rise. Just like
in humans, obesity is now the biggest health threat to pets in the U.S.
Excess weight lowers metabolism, increases appetite and can worsen other
medical conditions, such as arthritis and respiratory problems.
If your pet needs surgery, extra fat can make it more difficult for a surgeon
to operate and increase the chances of complications with anesthesia. With
nearly half the nation's pet population afflicted with weight issues, chances
are you or someone you know has a pet that is affected. Here are six tips
to help your pet shed unwanted pounds and keep the weight off for good.
1. Increased Awareness
There are two main causes of obesity in pets: too
many calories and too little exercise. Secondary factors can also come into
play, such as genetic factors of a given breed or the sex of the animal.
A quick online search will reveal whether or not your breed is prone to
weight gain. And be aware that neutered, middle-aged and female pets are
more likely to have weight issues. More...
Since the late 1970's, there has been a significant increase in the prevalence
of feline hyperthyroidism, making it the most common feline endocrine disorder in
the world. What causes hyperthyroidism, and why is it so common? Previous studies
of cats in the U.S., Great Britain and New Zealand have identified a number of risk
factors for the development of hyperthyroidism, including genetic predispositions,
the feeding of some canned cat foods and cross-breeding. Furthermore, some veterinarians
believe feline hyperthyroidism is simply an outcome of cats living longer. But,
if thyroid dysfunction is symptomatic of old age, why is it not more common in dogs,
or people for that matter?
Veterinarians first noticed a dramatic surge in feline
hyperthyroidism in the 1980's. This rise coincided with the prevalent use of PBDE's
as a flame retardant in many products. A chemical flame retardant used widely in
carpet pads, furniture, and electronics, PBDE (or, polybrominated dephenyl ethers)
were researched in a recent EPA study that suggested that these chemicals may partly
explain the current epidemic. PBDE's linger in the environment, and cats ingest
the substance in both foods and by licking their fur which retains house dust laced
with toxic PBDE particles. Furthermore, studies have also shown a link between hyperthyroidism
and BPA in the lining of many canned cat foods. Life's Abundance is proud to inform
our consumers that the lining in our canned foods is BPA-free.
An Environmental
Science & Technology study reported in 2007 looked at whether hyperthyroid cats
had greater body burdens of PBDE's, and found that all cats have high levels compared
to humans, with some cats with incredibly high levels (Dye et. al, 2007). The potential
link between feline hyperthyroidism and PBDE exposure may be the veritable "canary
in the coal mine" when it comes to evaluating the human health impacts of PBDE's.
People in the United States have the highest PBDE levels reported worldwide, according
to a 2004 study also published in Environmental Science & Technology. By gaining
a more complete understanding of chronic indoor PBDE exposure and its effects on
thyroid hormone levels in cats, medical researchers can better assess whether the
same risk exists for people. Researchers believe that further studies need to be
performed before concluding a direct link between PBDE's and feline hyperthyroidism.
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out your furniture as these chemicals have been or are in the process of being banned
in many states. And cats still live longer, healthier lives if they live primarily
indoors, and the risk of being attacked by other animals or hit by a car while roaming
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NH parenting columnist KJ Dell'Antonia: Do tween girls really need 'date night' panties?
But even without the words, the message of Pink comes through loud and clear in that "date night" panty, and it's still a message that's ill-suited to tweens and young teens.
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At the bang of the starting gun, thousands of runners took off to compete in 10-kilometer race in Hong Kong on Sunday.
For 101-year-old British-Indian, Fauja Singh, this run was a celebration of his retirement and marked the end of his competitive running career.
Singh, who has six children, 18 grandchildren and a countless number of great-grandchildren, jogged in the company of 100 people from the local Indian community.
Born before the First World War in 1911, Singh was hailed as the oldest
marathon runner when he finished the Toronto Waterfront Marathon in about eight hours in 2011.
The Guinness Book of Records would not officially grant him the title of "the oldest marathon runner in the world" because this requires a birth certificate that Singh could not provide.
Singh knows his date of birth and it's also on his passport, but there is no official documentation as he was born before the time of birth certificates.
And now, approaching his 102nd birthday on April 1, Singh finished his last race and crossing the finishing line in one hour, 32 minutes and 28 seconds.
The 101-year-old with a grey beard and amber turban said he was no longer in his prime, but was still happy with his performance.
"I am feeling very happy from the bottom of my heart. I used to run five kilometers in just half the time, but God broke my pride. But still, I am very happy," Singh said.
Although his career has come to an end, Singh said he would not give up running after his retirement.
"I will not lose confidence. I have been running for four to five hours every day and I will keep on doing so. This is why I am still alive. If I stop working, my life would no longer be a success and I would fail. I would lose my charm then," Singh said.
As of Sunday 10 a.m. local time, Singh's participation had raised around $160,000 HKD ($20,628 USD) for charity. He said he would continue to help raise money for charity.
Over 34,000 runners joined Singh in the 10-km race, divided into six sessions.
Around 570 runners sought medical help, among whom 18 were hospitalized and two remained in critical condition, according to organizers.
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About the Book
The definitive oral history of heavy metal, Louder Than Hell by renowned music journalists Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman includes hundreds of interviews with the giants of the movement, conducted over the past 25 years.
Unlike many forms of popular music, metalheads tend to embrace their favorite bands and follow them over decades. Metal is not only a pastime for the true aficionados; it's a lifestyle and obsession that permeates every aspect of their being. Louder Than Hell is an examination of that cultural phenomenon and the much-maligned genre of music that has stood the test of time.
Louder than Hell features more than 250 interviews with some of the biggest bands in metal, including Black Sabbath, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Spinal Tap, Pantera, White Zombie, Slipknot, and Twisted Sister; insights from industry insiders, family members, friends, scenesters, groupies, and journalists; and 48 pages of full-color photographs.
From Sabbath to Slipknot, Louder Than Hell is the definitive oral history of heavy metal, straight from the mouths of those who defined it. The book was crafted from more than four hundred interviews conducted over the past twenty-five years by music journalists Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman. They have unearthed never-before-heard stories, eye-opening admissions, and the truth behind some of metal's wildest moments, such as the industrial accident that forever changed the sound of Black Sabbath, the experiences that got Dave Mustaine booted from Metallica, and the bloodletting rituals of death metal bands Morbid Angel and Deicide. Louder Than Hell is packed with raw and unflinching commentary from icons of metal from its inception in the late 1960s to the current day, including Ozzy Osbourne, Bruce Dickinson, Eddie Van Halen, Tommy Lee, Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield, Kerry King, Vince Neil, Axl Rose, Jonathan Davis, Corey Taylor, Pete Steele, Dave Grohl, Trent Reznor, Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Dimebag Darrell, and hundreds of others.
From groundbreaking innovations such as the dawn of distortion and the birth of cookie monster vocals to amazing tales of destruction and wild sexual escapades, Louder Than Hell has it all, like the evolution of Judas Priest's seminal powerchord sound and patented leather-and-studs look; the provocative exploits of the Sunset Strip scene; and the truth behind the Norwegian church burnings and murders that became synonymous with black metal. Discover how Faith No More accidentally created rap-metal and who invented the "devil horns"—and how most people do it wrong.
Louder Than Hell is the definitive look behind the curtain at one of our most dynamic and enduring musical genres. To paraphrase Spinal Tap, how much more metal can you get? None, none more metal.
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"Whether you're the sort of man who knows everything from who first threw the Devil Horns to the correct pronunciation of Yngwie Malmsteen, there is something fascinating to learn from Louder Than Hell . . . Shed[s] new light on the making of Satan's Music." — Esquire
"Presents the collective memory of heavy metal through the ages and eras in the voices of the men who lived it . . . It's an aficionado's delight." — New York Daily News
"Louder than Hell is a love letter to the misunderstood genre of heavy metal music, written by trusted companions who had a front row seat on the devil's rollercoaster. The definitive chronological testimony by the people who were there, including some who are no longer with us." — Mark McGrath, Sugar Ray and co-host Extra
"A great read and an instant classic." — The Onion's A.V. Club
"This is the best oral history I've read since Please Kill Me. Louder than Hell is the first book that really delivers the brutal truth from the mouths of the artists and key players themselves! I couldn't put it down." — Matt Pinfield
"Two devil horns up!" — USA Today
A compelling, first-person account of a seemingly unstoppable force . . .the book reads like an extended, uncensored, shockingly satisfying episode of VH1's Behind the Music. — Washington Post
"An amazingly comprehensive book on all eras and genres of hard rock and heavy metal. The stories and attention to detail make it an instant must for anyone who ever was or is a fan." — Eddie Trunk, DJ and host of That Metal Show on VH1 Classic
Often hilarious, occasionally, 'God, I wish I hadn't read that!', sometimes profound, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes infuriating . . . no one holds back on any subject. . . you come away from this book with a crystal-clear vision of this world — The Huffington Post
"The authors inclusiveness give this examination a weight that is just as heavy as the music." — Publishers Weekly
"A who's who of heavy music . . . What makes Louder Than Hell un-put-down-able are the stories . . . Essential." — Revolver (4 stars)
"No one's gone quite as deep into the genre's recesses as this 746-page oral history, which covers everything from the birth of Black Sabbath to Dave Mustaine's departure from Metallica to the disaster that was Woodstock '99." — Rolling Stone, four stars
"Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman know metal. Louder Than Hell is an amazing gathering of different breeds of heavy metal rockers telling the tales metal fans want to hear." — Tom Morello, Rage Against the Machine
"If you love metal, great stories, and music history told by the people who made it, then Louder than Hell is a must-read. This is the book every metal fan should own. — Alice Cooper
"Louder Than Hell comes straight from the twisted minds of rock icons and flows seamlessly through various eras of heavy metal. . .I really dig this book." — Riki Rachtman
"I've said thousands of times that reading 'totally sucks.' But this book does indeed not suck. Books on the history of even something as cool as metal can be a bit antiseptic and boring-not this one." — Brendon Small, Dethklok
"Who likes rock n roll here?? Well if you do, this is the book for you! . . . This is the definitive chronicle of all that is heavy metal and I've read them all!" — Chris Jericho, Fozzy
"As definitive as it gets, bonding historical anecdotes to pieces of debauched mythology from the scene's platinum superstars and fringe icons . . . as indispensable as a skull-adorned leather jacket." — Entertainment Weekly, A-
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Stocks and the State of the Union
The Dow currently sits just about 100 points off its all-time high. President Obama could give the market a boost, if he makes the right noises in tonight's State of the Union address.
We remember listening to Bill Clinton deliver the State of the Union address in early 1998, Jan. 27 to be exact. The economy was flying, the market was surging. Dot-com mania was in full swing.
"The state of our nation is strong," Clinton said, almost singing that last word, drawing it out, lingering on it. It was exactly what the market wanted to hear, and the next day the market responded.
The DJIA rose 100 points that Wednesday, at the time good for a 1.3% gain, to 7915, one of the better post-SOTU performances, according to the Dow Jones market data group. Sure, there was a dip that summer as the whole Monica Lewinsky scandal exploded. But on the economy, who didn't believe the state of the union was strong?
The stock market generally doesn't react to the State of the Union address, but tonight's, which may draw the battle lines in the latest budget fight, could be different.
State of the Union addresses don't usually get a big rise out of the market, even if they've been up the next day in 12 of the past 16 years. That 1998 Bill Clinton performance was one of only three times since the Reagan administration that the Dow rose more than 1% in the next session. The other two times were in 1991, a 1.9% gain after Bush 41′s SOTU and 2002, a 1.5% gain after Bush 43′s SOTU. That 1991 performance was the single-best gain for the Dow after after a State of the Union address since at least the Kennedy administration.
Most of the time, the stock reaction to the president's speech is marginal. The S&P 500 has averaged only a 0.15% move on the day after previous State of the Unions, notes Jeffrey Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial. The best performance President Obama has gotten so far was last year's 0.6% rise in the Dow after his Jan. 25, 2012, speech. His other addresses have garnered a 1.1% drop (2009), another 1.1% drop (2010), and a 0.07% gain (2011).
We doubt President Obama will use the word "strong" to describe the economy in tonight's address, which comes at a rather delicate time in D.C. After tonight's trio of speeches — not only the State of the Union address, but the "official" GOP response from Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) as well as the tea-party response from Rand Paul (R-Ky.) — the market will have a better idea of the scope of this latest budget battle.
"Both sides in Washington realize that the only way to change the long-term trajectory of deficits is to make significant changes in entitlement programs," David Kelly J.P. Morgan Funds' chief global strategist, wrote on Monday. "Unfortunately, with Democrats holding out for some further tax increases as part of the price of any entitlement cuts, there is an increasing risk that the Sequester will come into force, at least temporarily."
Expect that tonight speech's will launch a couple of weeks of the usual delay and horse-trading tactics we've all grown to know and love from our elected officials. How that effects an equities market that seems to be running into some resistance near multi-year – and in some cases all-time – highs remains to be seen.
For more MarketBeat and other streaming markets coverage from The Wall Street Journal, point your mobile browser to wsj.com/marketspulse.


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A last second 3-pointer wasn't enough for the East Newton Lady Patriots as their comeback bid fell short against Webb City on Thursday at East Newton High School, 47-46.
After trailing 19-14 at halftime, the Lady Patriots began a comeback bid in the second half. But, trailing 45-43, East Newton turned the ball over with 18 seconds left. The Lady Patriots then fouled Mikaela Burgess with three seconds left and she hit two free throws to make it 47-43.
The Lady Patriots then sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer to cap the scoring.
Desirea Buerge led the Lady Cardinals with 20 points while Casey Heger finished with 15, Burgess seven, Megan Heman three and Katelin Beason two.
Haley Heilig turned in 12 points for East Newton while Emily Brummett chipped in nine, Aubrey McDermott and Lindey Broyles seven, Shelbey Thomlinson six and Kourtney Brewster five.
The Lady Patriots (3-3) travel to take on Marionville at 6 p.m. Monday.
East Newton also won the junior varsity game on Thursday, 43-42, in overtime. Laura Hopper led East Newton with 15 points.
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Carles Puyol continues to remain an impenetrable wall in Barcelona and Spain's backfield. Regarded worldwide as a top-notch defender Puyol is known for his rugged determination and heart on the pitch, pushing his team to greatness.
This is Barca's new bold jersey for the 12/13 season.
Bright orange and yellow with a blended pattern. This bright color celebrates the boldness of Barcelona's play and style while honoring the city's cultures, art and architecture.
Mes que un club is screened on the inside of the collar. Taping in Barca's traditional red and blue run down the sides.
Includes embroidered Barcelona team badge and Nike logo with screened Qatar Foundation logo. UNICEF is screened on the back.
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Apoya a Carles Puyol vistiendo la nueva camiseta del Barcelona para la campaña 12/13. Viene en llamativos tonos naranja y amarillo los cuales se mezclan. Los colores celebran el fútbol llamativo del Barcelona y rinden honores a la cultura, arte y arquitect


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We got our first look at the new laptop computers we will have available for workshops, classes, seminars, and meetings. They are going to be a real asset. There are six Dell Latitude D820 models with big screens, a comfortable built-in keyboard, and lots of speed and memory capacity. You can get a look at what they look like at http://www.dell.com/us/dfb/p/latitude-d820/pd?cs=28. Be sure to hit the back button to return here.
They are equipped with Windows XP, DVD drives, and ample USB slots. Standard software available for us to use are Internet Explorer, Firefox, Roxio Creator, MS outlook Express, Window Media Player and Movie Maker, MS Office 2007 components such as word, Power Point, Excel, Publishing, Imaging, Scanning, and Picture Manager. These wifi enabled computers use Symantec Security software, Word Pad and Note Pad, Address Book,and Paint.
The computers are being processed, inventoried, and made secure for use, but they will be ready for our first classes on June 21.
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text: Correction The author of the letter, "Stop bullying" on Wednesday, Oct. 30 was misidentified. It was written by Jane M. McDonough. We apologize for the error. Getting ugly Mr. Obama is the architect of our destruction, which I personally think is at hand. He is a man of resentment, anger and disdain for opinions other than his own. For a president, he shows no love for this country, the people, its traditions or customs. Much of his time is spent creating dissension among the people. He is an expert at creating chaos by which he keeps the people separated.The country is on the edge of anarchy as people are becoming more aggresive towards each other. Just note the increase in crime among and committed by our young people. It almost seems like killing is becoming a way of life with the younger generation. The furor created by Obamacare has shown the president to be an artful prevaricator - in street language, a liar. This so-called health plan is really a plan for redistributing the wealth and killing capitalism. It is a plan to bring this country down by destroying good jobs and impoverishing the middle class, as well as the population in general. The Democrats and Republicans had better realize what Obamacare really is, or in a couple of years there will be no political parties. This once great country will never be the "shining light" of the impoverished and beaten down peoples of the world. The very sad thing is that Obamacare is presently winning. Dick Ford Sebring Stand your ground After reading the Oct. 30 issue, I just have to ask, what in the world were you thinking of when you published the article "Trayvon's Mom: Clarify Stand Your Ground"? What a piece of rubbish and a waste of newspaper space. Who were you trying to appease? The left anti-gun crowd? The ones that promote racial division? Obama? (After all he was his son). I first have to take the news media to task for playing the sympathy game for "poor lil' Trayvon." The media constantly portrayed him as a sweet, innocent, angelic kid by using that picture of him when he was 13 years old. Nowhere did they mention that he was a thug and a thief and more. Mother Sybrina is in your article squawking about the Stand Your Ground Law. Where was she when Trayvon was thrown out of school multiple times? Or when he was burglarizing homes and caught with stolen jewelry? Where was she when he started being a doper? Or when he was sent off to live with his father's main squeeze in Orlando? As for the Stand Your Ground Law, it's the best thing that ever happened for the honest homeowner. It simply means that you do not have to retreat when you are threatened. End of discussion. This had been tried to turn into a race issue, but that didn't work because Zimmerman was Hispanic. John Lukondi Lorida


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Since they come in so many colors, you'll be able to find ones to coordinate with the colors for your family's annual picture, her school colors, a favorite sports team or to match her dress for a special event. In addition to solid colors, we have hairbows for girls with polka dots, and specialty ones which include leopard and zebra prints paired with bright colors.
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South Korean automakers Hyundai Motor America and Kia Motors America overstated the fuel economy on nearly a million late model vehicles and will issue owners special debit cards to reimburse the extra money they are paying for fuel.
The error was announced Friday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which monitors the fuel economy tests by automakers.
The mileage on most vehicle labels will be reduced by 1 to 2 miles per gallon, and the largest adjustment will be 6 mpg highway for the Kia Soul, federal regulators said. Both automakers will place new labels reflecting the corrected mileage estimates on cars currently at dealers.
"Consumers rely on the window sticker to help make informed choices about the cars they buy," said Gina McCarthy, assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Air and Radiation. "EPA's investigation will help protect consumers and ensure a level playing field among automakers."
The Korean automakers, which are siblings, and share automotive components and testing, said they had overstated fuel economy ratings for about 900,000 vehicles, or 35% of the 2011-13 model year vehicles sold through Wednesday.
They blamed "procedural errors" at joint testing operations in Korea for the problem.
"I sincerely apologize to all affected Hyundai and Kia customers, and I regret these errors occurred," said Dr. W. C. Yang, chief technology officer of Hyundai/Kia research and development.
The automakers will issue personalized debit cards to owners of the vehicles. The cards will reimburse the customers for the shortfall in the companies' mileage claims and what the EPA has found is the correct number for combined city and highway driving fuel economy rating.
Here is owner information for Hyundai and for Kia.
The payment will be based on the fuel price in their region where they live and on the miles they have driven. The cards will include a 15% bonus to make up for inconvenience caused by the incorrect fuel economy claims.
Hyundai and Kia will refresh the cards to continue to make up for the cost of the fuel economy error for as long as the owners of the vehicles have the cars. People who have once had the vehicles but no longer own them will be reimbursed using the same formula.
The EPA decided to audit the fuel economy claims made after receiving consumer complaints about Hyundai mileage estimates.
As the agency started to look into the issue, its staff "observed discrepancies" between its results for a 2012 Hyundai Elantra and what the automaker reported. That caused the EPA to expand its investigation by reviewing the data for other Hyundai and Kia vehicles.
The EPA's auditing of mileage claims by automakers almost never turns up misrepresentations. It has happened only twice since 2000, but this is the "first time where a large number of vehicles from the same manufacturer have deviated so significantly," the agency said.
It's not clear how the action by the automakers will affect a lawsuit filed against Hyundai over fuel economy clams by Santa Monica-based Consumer Watchdog, a consumer group, in July.
The lawsuit seeks class-action status and wants to stop Hyundai from using gas mileage numbers in its advertising of the Elantra without government-mandated disclosures. It asks for unspecified damages on behalf of California residents who bought or leased 2011 and 2012 Elantras.
Hyundai denied the claims, issuing a statement saying, "Hyundai Motor America believes this case has no merit, as our advertising is accurate and in full compliance with applicable laws and regulations."
But on Friday, the company was reversing course.
"Given the importance of fuel efficiency to all of us, we're extremely sorry about these errors," said John Krafcik, chief executive of Hyundai Motor America. "We're going to make this right for everyone, and we'll be more driven than ever to ensure our vehicles deliver outstanding fuel economy."


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McPherson County's opera houses will be the subject for the McPherson County Historical Society at 2 p.m. April 6 at the McPherson Municipal Building. Two were in McPherson, two in Canton, likely two in Moundridge and one in Marquette. Janet Monson, a docent at the McPherson Opera House will give the program. All area residents are encouraged to attend.
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But what if on some level we are made of sound? What if in the beginning was the Word? What if the music of the spheres is no myth? What if we ourselves are a harmonic convergence? What if the holographic grid of our being is a linguistic and musical interface between higher-dimensional light, which might be considered a form of divine thought or intention, and sound in higher-dimensional octaves?
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PARKERSBURG- Efforts by businesses and civic leaders to create interest in the city's downtown have garnered national attention.
Mango Latin Bistro and downtown Parkersburg were recently featured in Main Street Now, a journal of the National Trust Main Street Now Center. The journal's latest issue includes a four-page article on Tere and Ross Clegg's Mango Latin Bistro and the city's efforts to build a thriving downtown.
"That's awesome," said Tere Clegg.
The Bistro offers a variety of the South American and Caribbean-influenced dishes. Its cuisine is unique to the area.
Clegg is holding evening events to lure patrons downtown. Last month about 100 people crowded into the Bistro at various times to sample art, Latin wine and food and music.
Carrie Nesslerode, executive director of Downtown PKB, said the recognition in Main Street Now highlights the efforts of businesses and organizations such as Mango.
"It highlights and gives due credit to Mango and the organizations from the standpoint that they are doing what we would like to see all businesses do downtown - working and doing things to bring people downtown."
The Main Street program is a movement designed to transform the way communities go about the revitalization and management of downtown neighborhoods and commercial districts.
According to its website, the National Trust Main Street Center has overseen the development of a national network of coordinating programs that today includes 37 statewide programs, seven citywide programs and two regional programs.
City Planning Director Rickie Yeager said Lauren Adkins, a private consultant, was in town in February for an ON TRAC statewide workshop.
"She toured downtown and decided to write an article about (Mango)," Teager said.
Adkins said Yeager was giving officials a tour of the downtown area, describing it as a "entrepreneurial incubator."
"I was entranced with all these businesses," she said.
Adkins was particularly enthralled with Mango.
"Tere's story was intriguing," she said. "The cool love story with her husband (Ross) and bringing in ethnic foods and great art to its attraction as a gathering spot and the upstairs housing. There are a lot of great angles to the story."
Adkins' article also highlights the efforts of many others in the downtown community who have worked to revive the area.
Cam Huffman, executive director of the Wood County Economic Development Authority, said the fact a well-circulated magazine is taking notice of what's happening in Parkersburg was "flattering."
"There are Main Street programs all over the U.S. and we made the cut," he said.
"You end up doing this stuff and wonder how you are doing compared to others and when the organization that heads up this kind of stuff recognizes what we are doing, you see you are doing something right."
Mayor Bob Newell was made aware of the article while he was in Boston at the National League of Cities meeting. Newell said in meeting with vendors it was beneficial to talk about Parkersburg and point out its recent press.
"Recognition in national magazines is certainly the type of things that does bring in things from the outside," he said.
"We always celebrate those rankings, whether it is CNN or whoever does it.
"When people are looking around to relocate they take notice of those publications. And companies take notice of those publications."


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Wednesday, 07/06/1994
Theatre St. Denis, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Soundcheck: Theme from The Munsters, Dog Log, Funky Bitch, Lifeboy
Set 1: Llama, Fluffhead > Julius, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Reba, Axilla (Part II), MMGAMOIOMy Mind's Got a Mind of its Own, Carolina, BowieDavid Bowie
Set 2: LandladyThe Landlady > Poor Heart > Tweezer > Lawn Boy, CDTChalk Dust Torture[1] -> BBFCFMBig Black Furry Creature from Mars > SampleSample in a Jar > BBFCFMBig Black Furry Creature from Mars, HoodHarry Hood, TweepriseTweezer Reprise
Encore: The Old Home Place[2], Nellie Kane[2], Memories[3], Funky Bitch
[1] Unfinished.
[2] Acoustic; without microphones.
[3] Without microphones.
· Theme from The Munsters tease in Llama
· Theme from The Munsters tease in David Bowie
· Hold Your Head Up, Donna Lee, Also Sprach Zarathustra, and Who Knows teases in Tweezer
· Lawn Boy tease in Chalk Dust Torture
· Free Ride and Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy teases
Noteworthy Jams: Reba (highly recommended), Tweezer (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 12.48
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Llama and Bowie included teases of the Munsters theme song and there was a brief Free Ride tease at the start of the show. Carolina was sung for Mary Buckner. There was a Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy tease prior to Landlady. Tweezer included HYHU, Donna Lee, 2001, and Who Knows teases. Chalk Dust contained Lawn Boy teases from Trey and Page and was unfinished. The Old Home Place and Nellie Kane were performed acoustic and, along with Memories, without microphones.
Song Distribution:
6 A Picture of Nectar
3 Hoist
3 Lawn Boy
2 Stash
2 Junta
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "1994 Summer Tour."
There's nothing like your first Phish show. And there's nothing like a Phish show in your hometown. I was lucky enough to have both happen to me back in Summer `94. I was thirteen at the time, and some older friends of mine had insisted I see a bunch of shows around this time, it being Jazz Fest time as well. I saw some great music of those two weeks, and even remember catching a glimpse of Fish a couple rows ahead of us at the Elvin Jones/McCoy Tyner show. Phish hasn't been back to Montreal since. A terrible shame that I can only hope will be remedied sometime soon.
Theatre St. Denis is not a big place. I'd say there were at most 1200 people there, and it was basically full. To give you an idea of how intimate the show was: tons of people had taken off their shoes, myself included, and put them in a pile behind the speakers on Page's side. The band took advantage of this to do a few a cappella numbers without mics in both the first set and in the encore. And indeed, this show is as full of typical `94 playfulness as any other. Listen for the banter before the killer "Bowie" (w/ Munsters theme!) about doing "a song about a really good friend of ours "... someone we consider a brother" or something like that.
But I also consider Set II to be one of the great overlooked "Tweezer"fests of `94. And unlike some of its aimless counterparts, this "Tweezer", and the feats that follow, are all well constructed and focused fun. Trey leads a full-on "2001" jam in the "Tweezer".
Yeah, by the time the soaring "Hood" hit (the "Hood"s were goood in `94) I was pretty much hooked. If I hadn't been a clueless thirteen-year-old, I may have had the sense and means to get myself down to Great Woods to catch a Gamehendge two days later "....
Get it, get it, get it!
Find this show and the previous nights from the Congress if you don't have them already.
(That's really all I have to say...
...however, .net will not let me post this as it is too brief for a show review. In the words of Mr. Burns, "exxcellent"...)


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After 'Spartacus' Ends, There's a Chance Caesar May Take His Place
The posters for "Spartacus: War of the Damned" promise that the newest batch of episodes will take viewers to the bitter end. But at last night's premiere for the final season of the series, "Spartacus" creator Steven S. DeKnight was already thinking about the future.
DeKnight told Speakeasy that some preliminary talks are already underway to possibly spinoff a series focusing on Gaius Julius Caesar, who in "Spartacus" is played by Australian actor Todd Lasance. "It's in the early conversations of a possibility. Rob Tapert, my producing partner and I, we love this world we've created together, and we would love to spin it off in some direction with the same style and the same feel as the show. Caesar is definitely a strong possibility."
But has anybody told Caesar this? When we talked to Lasance about the possibility of a spinoff, he seemed like he hadn't exactly crossed the Rubicon on the idea yet. Or at least he didn't feel comfortable as a hired actor to go on the record about it. "To be honest with you, there hasn't been anything officially spoken to me about it," Lasance said. "If they did offer that opportunity it might be something that I'd look at."
Other stars on hand for the premiere included Dustin Clare, Manu Bennett, Peter Mensah, Lucy Lawless and Spartacus himself, Liam McIntyre.
"Spartacus: War of the Damned" premieres on Starz tonight and you can also watch it online here.


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Best Workout Shoes for Every Type of Fitness Routine
Don't know which workout shoes best suit your needs? Before you hit the shoe store, check out our top picks in fitness footwear -- for all types of workouts
And, while "Sex and the City's" Carrie Bradshaw may have brought the term "shoe addict" into the '90s lexicon, our obsession with footwear can be traced as far back as a certain glass slipper-wearing scullery maid.
But, while many women obsess over Christian Louboutin's crystal-embellished pumps or Tori Burch's ballet flats, the passion doesn't quite seem to cross over into the workout shoe realm.
Skip ahead to see the best workout sneakers.
Perhaps it's because workout sneakers aren't as sexy as spiked heels or a hot pair of over-the-knee boots. Whatever the reason, it's rare to hear a group of women gushing over Nike's new cross-trainers or New Balance's latest running shoe.
That's too bad. Especially since the right workout shoes can make your legs look better than any Brian Atwood peep-toes could. "The right shoe can dramatically improve your workout results, allowing you to run faster, jump higher, and keep up longer," says fitness expert Kit Rich. "The wrong shoe can cause both short and long-term injury."
Scoring shoes that won't leave you with a limp means ditching the "one size fits all" motto. According to Jessica Turner, Vice President of Channel Merchandising and Footwear Expert for FootSmart, "Different shoe types will feature varying degrees of mid-sole support, arch support, overall shoe weight, flexibility, and treads, all of which can have an impact on your sport of choice."
Are your eyes already glazing over? You're not alone. We know that even basic sneaker jargon can be confusing, which is why we are bringing you this shortcut. We chatted with top fitness footwear experts and found the best workout shoes for each type of sport. So all you need to do is see which kicks pair up best with your preferred routine and be on your way.
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Interesting! Because I have hammer toes and bunions, I must wear SAS shoes for ANY long-distance walking, including the supermarket. Shoes do make a huge difference.
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These are helpful! I'll just have to figure out what kind of workout I do the most. Buying several pairs of workout shoes at once just isn't very practical.
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very helpful! I was having problems with my shoes at the gym just this afternoon now I know what to look for.
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I love the neon colored ones!
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I like the New Balance minimalist training shoes
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I want the pink shoes for this new year!
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I've heard good things about the Ryka brand
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I'm in the market for new workout shoes, so this definitely helped!
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Show of the week: The Whiskey Gentry
Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 4:44 p.m.
The Whiskey Gentry can rouse an audience with hi-octane, gypsy-tinged acoustic punk.
But, at its best, the Atlanta-based band delivers traditional country music that allows lead vocalist Lauren Staley to showcase her plaintive vocal style that falls somewhere between Porter Wagoner's
original female singer, Norma Jean, and contemporary Americana favorite Laura Cantrell.
The Whiskey Gentry will perform 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Southern Culture Kitchen & Bar at 2537 N. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville. For more information, call 864-552-1998.
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