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From the historical landing beaches in Normandy to the vibrant city of Paris to Spain's relaxing resort of Costa del Sol, Cosmos offers you affordable tours throughout France, Spain and Portugal. Cosmos offers tours of France, Spain and Portugal. On your escorted tour, you'll relax in the French Riviera, visit Portugal's Sanctuary of Fatima, travel through Spain's La Mancha, and enjoy France's Burgundy region. Without compromising your budget, you'll taste the mouth-watering cuisine in Paris, step back in time in Marrakesh, and savor the cultural experiences offered throughout this region. Explore France, Portugal & Spain tour packages below.
This exciting adventure introduces you to the fascinating major cities of the Iberian Peninsula, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Begin in the Spanish capital of Madrid. Then, visit fortified Ávila and pretty Salamanca, pearls of the Castile region, and cross the ...Read More.
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This vacation covers the southern Spain region of Andalusia, known for its vibrant colors, passionate flamenco, good food, rich historical heritage, and friendly people. Begin in Málaga on the glorious Costa del Sol. Discover the historical city of Granada, including a visit the ...Read More.
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Experience the highlights of northern France, starting in Paris, the "City of Light." Enjoy a visit to Notre Dame Cathedral and a guided orientation of the city's main highlights: the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and many more. Visit Giverny and its famous gardens, source of ...Read More.
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Discover France's Provence region on this marvelous trip starting in Marseille, France's oldest city. Then, stay five nights in Avignon with its intact ramparts encircling the entire city, cobblestone streets and squares, and private mansions built in the 18th and 19th ...Read More.
Discover the best of two colorful countries on this exciting vacation to the regions of Castile, La Mancha, Andalusia, Costa del Sol, Lisbon and Oporto. Among the highlights: visit the walled city of Toledo with its St. Tome Church, made famous by El Greco's paintings, and ...Read More.
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If you want to see Western Europe's main highlights but don't have a lot of time, this is the vacation for you! Visit England, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, and France. Sample France's celebrated cuisine—from fresh baguettes and pastries to fine wines. See ...Read More.
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Get a "Taste of Europe" and sample some of Western Europe's best-loved areas, including England, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and France. You'll visit the main cities—London, great for shopping, museums, and its cosmopolitan flair, but also Amsterdam, Lucerne, and Paris—and ...Read More.
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See some of Europe's most precious gems on this magnificent mosaic of European culture. Begin in London with two overnights and free time to discover the UK's capital. Cross the English Channel by ferry and board your motorcoach for Amsterdam, a city built on water with 165 ...Read More.
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13 Day Tour from London to London
On this memorable vacation, start in London, cross the English Channel by ferry, and continue to Brussels for an overnight. Travel through Germany's scenic Rhineland and discover charming medieval Rothenburg along the Romantic Road. Next up: the beautiful landscapes of Bavaria, ...Read More.
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Get to know multi-faceted Spain on this exciting vacation. Start your journey in the capital city of Madrid. Visit the Aranjuez Royal Palace, marvel at the Cuenca "hanging houses," and explore the ancient winding streets of Valencia. Drive along the Mediterranean Coast and stop ...Read More.
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Combine the highlights of the Iberian Peninsula with fascinating Morocco on this unforgettable vacation. Start in Madrid, Spain's grand capital, then visit fortified Avila with its many towers, and renaissance Salamanca. Enter Portugal and arrive in Coimbra, a charming hillside ...Read More.
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Begin your vacation in London with two overnights and leisure time to make your own discoveries in this lively city. Then, cross the English Channel by Eurostar train to Paris. Your 2-night stay here includes guided sightseeing that highlights the Arc de Triomphe, ...Read More.
Starting at: $1,999
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Created by a team of experienced Tour Directors, this delightful vacation travels along the Mediterranean Coast through Spain, France, and Italy. Start in Madrid with two overnights and guided sightseeing. Travel to Valencia, stopping first in Cuenca, famous for its "hanging ...Read More.
Starting at: $2,089
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Get to know France from the inside on this exciting vacation. From Paris, head north to Rouen, then Honfleur, Caen, and the Normandy's historic D-Day landing beaches from World War II. On to Bayeux, then the enduring beauty of Mont St. Michel, Angers with its cathedral, and the ...Read More.
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Your journey begins with two overnights in the Italian capital of Rome and guided sightseeing that highlights the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and the Vatican's St. Peter's Square. Head north to see Pisa's Leaning Tower and to Renaissance Florence, featuring sculpture-filled Signoria ...Read More.
Starting at: $2,109
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From London to Paris via Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, and Italy, discover many of Europe's highlights on this memorable vacation. History buffs will delight in seeing many of Europe's historical sites. In Rome, visit the Roman Forum, dating back to ...Read More.
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Discover hidden gems of two colorful countries on this exciting vacation. Begin in Paris, the inimitable "City of Light," and get to know the best this city has to offer. On to Mont St. Michel with its distinctive 8th-century abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, ...Read More.
Starting at: $2,259
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Experience Europe's major highlights on this extraordinary vacation. Begin in London with two overnights and free time to discover the UK's capital. Cross the English Channel and travel by motorcoach to Amsterdam for a guided sightseeing tour and canal cruise. Journey through ...Read More.
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16 Day Tour from London to London
Begin this comprehensive vacation in London, where you will have two days at leisure to discover this cosmopolitan yet traditional city. Then, cross the English Channel by ferry and arrives in Brussels by motorcoach. Continue to Germany for a leisurely Rhine River cruise. Drive ...Read More.
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18 Day Tour from London to London
Cover the heartland of Europe on this exciting multi-country adventure with focus on colorful Italy. Begin with one night in London, then cross the English Channel by ferry and board a motorcoach bound for Brussels. A comfortable ride on the German Autobahn takes you south into ...Read More.
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17 Day Tour from London to London
This Mediterranean journey takes you from Rome to Paris to Madrid, with many fascinating stops along the way. Your vacation begins in Rome with visits of the Roman Forum, St. Peter's Square, and the Colosseum. Next up: splendid Florence, cradle of the Renaissance; the romantic ...Read More.
Starting at: $2,499
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This tour begins in London with two overnights and free time to see the major landmarks. Then, cross the English Channel by ferry and drive to Amsterdam, a fascinating city built along 165 canals. Travel along the banks of the legendary Rhine River to Germany and stop in ...Read More.
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19 Day Tour from London to London
This extensive vacation stretches through Central Europe from London to Rome, then along the Mediterranean to Spain and France to reach Paris. Begin with two overnights in London to explore at your own pace, then ferry across the English Channel and drive to Amsterdam. From ...Read More.
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24 Day Tour from London to London
This comprehensive vacation takes in the best of Western, Central, and Southern Europe. Start with two nights in London, then cross the English Channel by Eurostar train bound for Paris (except where specified). Among the highlights: see the Champs-Elysées in Paris, French ...Read More.
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*Book a 2017 Globus or Cosmos air-inclusive Europe vacation of 6 nights or more with Delta/Air France/KLM/Alitalia/Virgin Atlantic in economy class from a US point of origin to receive the $150 per person Air Credit. Must be booked, under deposit and discount applied between June 22 and September 13, 2016 for travel between January 1 and May 31, 2017; not applicable to instant purchase air; not combinable with any other offer except Early Booking Discount and Journeys Club Repeat Traveler benefit, Air must be purchased through Globus in conjunction with a Europe vacation. Discount will apply to the per person air price and is non-transferable. An additional $300 non-refundable deposit is required for air booked in conjunction with a land vacation. Once ticketed, airline reservations subject to change/cancellation penalties of between $300 per ticket and 100% of ticket price; Frequent Flyer Mileage is applicable, and accrued based on program rules; stopovers not permitted. Promotional discounts do not carry forward on changed air bookings however other promotions at time of change may be available. Once airfare is confirmed and we have received your full air and land deposit, your air-inclusive price is guaranteed. We reserve the right to ticket passengers upon receipt of full land and air deposit. Additional airline fees for baggage may apply; visit www.iflybags.com for more details. Availability of promotional prices are limited and may be restricted to specific flights, class of service, travel dates or, length of stay. Additional restrictions apply; see Travel Terms & Conditions for details. Air tickets are non-commissionable. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. CST#2017032-20.
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From London to Paris via Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, discover many of Europe's highlights on this memorable guided vacation. History buffs will delight in seeing many of Europe's historical sites. In Rome, visit the Roman Forum, dating back to the 7th century BC, ...Read More.
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MARIETTA - There's a lot more than parades for area vets during the upcoming Veterans Day weekend and beyond this year.
"There are usually all kinds of events all over the area, including the annual Veterans Day parade in Marietta, followed by meals at the local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts," said Roy Ash, veteran services officer for Washington County.
He said there are approximately 6,700 veterans throughout the county, and attendance honoring those men and women is pretty consistent year to year.
"But veterans may be getting a little more attention this year because of the presidential election," Ash noted.
For example, the National Park Service is offering free admission to everyone through the weekend to honor those who served in the U.S. military.
National parks throughout the country will hold special events to commemorate Veterans Day, which is Nov.11.
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* The annual Marietta Veterans Day Parade will begin at 12:30 p.m. Sunday in downtown Marietta. The parade will form at noon at Fourth and Butler streets. It will travel Fourth Street to Putnam Street, then on to Front Street and the Veterans Memorial in Muskingum Park, where there will be a short program with Marietta Mayor Joe Matthews as guest speaker.
* Meals will be available at American Legion Post 64 at Eighth and Wooster streets, and at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 at 319 Pike St. following the parade and ceremony.
* On Monday a Veterans Day soup and sandwiches dinner will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Lowell American Legion Post 750 in Lowell.
* From 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 14 a Veterans Appreciation Day is scheduled with free admission for veterans at the Campus Martius Museum, 601 Second St., Marietta. All non-veterans will be charged regular price admission. For more information, call 373-3750 or visit http://www.campusmartiusmuseum.org/
* A Veterans Day Weekend celebration is slated at the Marietta American Legion Post 64, Eighth and Wooster streets, with live music from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, and from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call the post at 374-9484.
"National parks preserve places that commemorate our country's collective heritage-our ideals, our majestic lands, our sacred sites, our patriotic icons-which our military has defended through the years," said National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis in a recent news release.
"We are grateful for the service and sacrifice of military members, past and present, and honored to tell their story at many of our national parks," he added.
Closer to home, Marietta's Campus Martius Museum is offering free admission for veterans from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 14.
"It's our Veterans Appreciation Day, but we changed the date from Nov. 11 to Nov. 14 because we know many veterans will be busy with other events on Veterans Day," said Christina Graham, museum services coordinator.
In addition to free admission for veterans, historian Bill Reynolds will give a talk on the Civil War at 2 p.m. and will conduct a tour of the museum's new Civil War exhibit.
"We'll also have refreshments available all day at the museum," Graham added. "We usually have a pretty decent turnout."
Other events include a Veterans Day soup and sandwiches dinner on Monday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Lowell American Legion Post 750 in Lowell.
And special live music and other entertainment is scheduled through the weekend at American Legion Post 64 near the corner of Eighth and Wooster streets in Marietta.
Justin Arthur and James Perrine will provide the music at Post 64 from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, and Matt First and the Blue Collar Band will perform from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday.

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Trial set in kidnapping involving former UA basketball player's mother
Published: Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at 12:10 a.m.
JACKSON, Miss. | A woman charged with leading a scheme to kidnap a 6-year-old girl from an east Mississippi elementary school has been scheduled for trial Nov. 18.
Jesse Mae Brown Pollard is one of seven people charged in the scheme to kidnap the girl that authorities say was designed to pressure the child's mother in a land dispute.
Authorities said Pollard is the cousin of the child's mother. Pollard's son, Devonta Pollard, a former basketball player at the University of Alabama, is also among those charged in the case.
The child was taken from East Kemper Elementary School on April 30 and turned up unharmed on a rural road in Enterprise the next day.
The trial date was scheduled in an order Monday in U.S. District Court in Jackson.
She has pleaded not guilty.
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The ousted commander of Grand Forks Air Force Base says the Air Force's decision to relieve him of command because of his failure to comply with physical fitness standards is "right, just and fair."
Col. Tim Bush tells the Grand Forks Herald (http://bit.ly/WEzKuq ) that commanders have to meet the standards they expect of the people they oversee.
Bush was relieved of command of the 319th Air Base Wing on Wednesday. He isn't criticizing the Air Force. He says he spent more time than he would like doing administrative work and isn't in the best shape. He plans to retire from the military.
Vice Commander Col. Christopher Mann has assumed command. Bush says he's confident in Mann.
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After almost a decade of financial ups and downs that have severely altered the face of Fenton Art Glass, the outlook of the almost 109-year-old Williamstown company is fairly grim, with the possibility it could soon be out of business entirely.
"I think the handwriting is on the wall, but I don't want to read it," Fenton Gift Shop President Randy Fenton said.
After shutdown scares in 2007 and again in 2011, leaders within the plant and the Fenton Gift Shop are going into 2014 with little estimation of how long production of products will last after a failed attempt at "relaunching" the company within the past year.
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Visitors leave the front steps of the Fenton Gift Shop after learning the store was closed Wednesday afternoon. The shop is slowly dwindling down its inventory and has limited its hours.
Randy Fenton said the gift shop, which operates separately from the Fenton Art Glass plant, said no new items are coming in.
"We don't have any source of production, so I'm not sure what the future holds," he said. "If we don't find some ability to produce our Fenton glass for us, we will continue to wind down what we have in stock."
Randy said after several instances of the plant staying open after a feared close, he avoids any use of the word "definitely," but says it is "very possible" that the plant could go out of business sometime in the near future.
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Open Mondays and Tuesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Live auctions of Fenton Art Glass Museum items at Dexter City Auction Gallery.
Fenton Art Glass Museum Auction: April 26, 10 a.m.
Fenton Art Glass Museum Auction: Carnival Glass: June 14, 12 p.m.
Fenton Art Glass Museum Auction: July 26, 11 a.m.
The gift shop, which is now running on limited hours, is in the process of selling out what inventory is left. Fenton said most items are on sale for 70 percent off, not including still in-line jewelry items and some limited-edition pieces that are currently going for 20 percent off.
He noted that by now, the inventory is so low that the shop no longer has what he considers a good selection.
George Fenton, the president of Fenton Art Glass, explained that right now the plant is just trying to maximize efforts in areas that are working and focus on the present.
"We continue to produce and sell glass jewelry and we've been expanding the lines that have been doing well in the category," he said.
The company has been focusing on earrings and larger jewelry pieces in an attempt to reach a more modern consumer. The plant ceased production of its traditional glass pieces in 2011.
In May 2013, USGlass, who had purchased assets from Fenton in 2012, attempted to re-launch Fenton's production with a Kickstarter project set with a $50,000 goal that if raised, would pay to build a digital catalog of Fenton's glass molds. Once the May 20 deadline came, pledges totaled only $8,000. A Kickstarter project only charges pledges if the monetary goal is met, so the company received nothing from the attempt.
"There was no back-up plan," George Fenton said. He said the plant is still looking for options for the future, but for now, he did not want to make any predictions.
"We continue to be in touch and in contact (with the plant), but as of this time, nothing has changed for quite some time," Randy Fenton said.
Three auctions will be held at the Dexter City Action Gallery throughout the spring and summer this year for anywhere from 1,500 to 1,600 items from the Fenton Museum, which is owned by the Gift Shop but holds items from the plant as well.
The effects of Fenton's decline are not lost on the small city of Williamstown.
Jim Stage, a co-partner of Williamstown Antique Mall, said he's already noticed the decline in tourist traffic that normally helps liven the town of approximately 3,000 people after Fenton halted traditional production.
"Everyone is really worried about what will happen to the molds, and collectors are worried that it will get into someone else's hands, or that it will go overseas," Stage said.
The antique mall has worked with the Fenton family for years, and currently holds Fenton pieces as old as the plant itself as well as some current products.
"We just don't know what's going to happen, if they do finally close," Stage said, adding that the company's decline has been a big blow for Williamstown as well as to his business.
The antique mall has Fenton dealers from 11 different states nationwide that sell in Williamstown because of the tourist traffic, and their disappointment, Stage said, is clear.


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A musher is nice ass on a woman. A musher has to be plump, round, and very large for mushing. A musher is perfect for fucking while the girl is laying down on her stomach because a guy can go to town on the musher hardcore.
Yeah dawg that was definitely a musher. I would smash that musher her while she lays down on her stomach.
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An uneducated and uncultured young male mainly engaged in petty crime, violence, extracting the maximum possible funding from the welfare state and joy riding. Normally dressed in cheap sports clothing, baseball caps, hooded tops and bling. (origin Swansea). Mush is a term of endearment between mushers. Orally detected by their inability to conjugate verbs correctly.
His tweeny tash, hoodie and foul mouth made him a perfect example of a musher.
Oi mush, lend us a tenner till me giro comes in?
I goes to town, I whips a lush hoodie, I loves it I do!
Oi mush, lend us a tenner till me giro comes in?
I goes to town, I whips a lush hoodie, I loves it I do!
by David Evans October 31, 2006
A musher is a sexy person, with great hair. People usually call other people it due to jealousy.
"No, you are a Musher!"
by Kevin Lee Scott March 06, 2008
someone that you care for
a pet name, in a more, manly type of way.
a pet name, in a more, manly type of way.
"Hey musher! how you doin love?"
"Come on musher, it will all be alright."
"Come on musher, it will all be alright."
by MorgzF February 04, 2006
A musher is halfway between a slimer and a Vesuvius slimer, retaining the form of the former but having a texture more like the latter. It tends to be large, to maintain its form in an uninterrupted continuum, and to emerge completely within about a second.
I blew a musher into the bowl this morning and it was wrapped around the inside of the bowl before I even knew I'd started shitting.
by Mel Biggs January 30, 2008
a patented move of external vaginal manipulation that invariably results in chicks really digging Cooter and Lumpy
"once Cooter gave her the musher, she was begging him for butt sex"
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Severe weather may have left a path of damage, but the sense of community has continued to rise above it.
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Marty Brunner, who goes by the nickname "Machine Gun" Marty, shows off his "NRA4 EVER" tattoos at his booth at the Badger Military Collectible Show in Waukesha, Wis., on Aug. 5, 2016. When gun purchasers approach him and ask whether he is a private seller, he points to bright signs that label him as a licensed dealer and asks, "Are you colorblind, or just illiterate?"
In Wisconsin — where an epidemic of gun violence fueled by illegally obtained firearms is raging in Milwaukee — lawmakers have avoided voting on background checks.
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Everyday leadership: Inspiring employees can happen in many ways
June 5, 2013
In 1982, while working with my brother, Jack, who is an archaeologist, I struggled early on. After repeated instruction, I improved enough to be a valued team member....
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Magisterial district judges Kristina Anzini's and John Whitesell's seats are up for election this year.
The magisterial district judge seat is a six-year term requiring annual recertification, but no prior legal background. Monroe County has 10 district judges.
Serving Stroudsburg Borough, Anzini is seeking her second consecutive term, having won in 2007 and replaced retired judge Anthony Mangan. The former Jacob Stroud Corp. executive director is one of the county's three female district judges.
Whitesell, whose office serves Barrett Township, is not seeking another term.
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When Victorya Michaels Rogers was single, a friend set her up with three men. The first was great, and they dated on and off for a year. The second was wonderful, but, at 23, a tad young for Rogers, then 30.
The third was an out-of-town businessman Rogers' friend met at the Golden Globes. Rogers' friend and the businessman chatted in the lobby and hit it off, and on a hunch, the friend introduced him to Rogers. When the man came back into town, he looked up the two women, and they all went out to lunch. The next night, when he joined them again, this time for an outing with their friends, it was clear that the friend's instinct had been correct: Rogers was entranced.
"She's going to marry him -- just watch," Rogers' friend predicted, correctly, that very night.
In the season of mistletoe and champagne flutes, when visions of chemistry and compatibility dance through aspiring matchmakers' heads, it's only natural to want to bring great people together, and dating experts say that singles in search of a serious relationship generally appreciate a thoughtful and tactful setup.
The key, though, is thoughtful and tactful. Just about anyone who has ever dated can tell you about a blind date that never, ever should have happened. And for the unattached, the holidays are often already a time of unwelcome attention, according to Megan Carson, author of "A Year of Blind Dates: A Single Girl's Search for 'The One'" (Regal).
"(You think), 'Oh gosh, I'm by myself, and I have to go to the family dinner, and Uncle Steve is going to ask me for the 100th time why I'm not married yet,'" Carson says. "Often, we're already sensitive, so if you can just find a fun and casual way to connect people, I recommend that. Just kind of allow it to happen organically after you make the initial introduction."
Among her recommendations: Keep the hype ("I know he's the one for you!") to a minimum and don't send people off on blind dates.
Carson, who met her current boyfriend through her pastor, recommends having a party or inviting a group of people to a restaurant, bar or concert where introductions can be made without major fanfare.
Rogers, author of "Finding a Man Worth Keeping: 10 Dating Secrets That Work" (Howard Books), favors the group meeting as well. When you introduce the pair, mention a common interest, she says ("I know you both like to ski") and then stick around, if need be, to get the dialogue going. It's hard enough to meet somebody new and just start chatting, Rogers says, and the problem is compounded when you throw romantic chemistry into the equation.
Setups can be great, Rogers and Carson agree, but not all setups are created equal.
"Matchmaking is the art of knowing what matters most (to people) and if they'll have enough in common," Rogers says. "You want to know enough about each side to know if they're going to get along."
Among the factors you may want to consider: common interests, compatible personalities, life goals and values.
Looks count very much to some people, Rogers says, and you're not doing your pretty but not-gorgeous gal pal a favor if you set her up with a man who only dates women who look like models.
When Rogers talks about great matchmaking, she talks about the friend who introduced her to her husband.
"She had odd quirks, but she 'got' people, and she focused on the person," Rogers says of her friend. "She always focused on what the guy was into and personality, and that is the key. You listen to what people are looking for and what they like and don't like. You don't always put the pretty people together -- it's who is compatible."


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Salisbury School, Salisbury, CT
Set 1: DividedDivided Sky, LandladyThe Landlady > CDTChalk Dust Torture > Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room > YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Cavern, CoilThe Squirming Coil, Llama
Set 2: Oh Kee PaThe Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > BagAC/DC Bag -> Fee > Foam, Reba, Dinner and a Movie > SlothThe Sloth, McGruppMcGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters, IDKI Didn't Know, GolgiGolgi Apparatus
Encore: Possum
· Sweet Emotion tease in You Enjoy Myself
· Happy Birthday to You tease
· Theme from Woody Woodpecker tease in Possum
Average Song Gap: 2.32
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Mike teased Sweet Emotion during the bass and drums section of YEM and Happy Birthday before The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony for "Josh's" 20th birthday. Possum contained a Theme from Woody Woodpecker tease. Trey announced that the second set would be their last until the summer, as they were going in to record an album. Technical difficulties necessitated a short break after McGrupp. This show included some humorous stage banter about prep school headmasters and the like.
Song Distribution:
6 Junta
4 A Picture of Nectar
4 Lawn Boy
3 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 5:57 am
Post subject: when did your bab start sleeping through?
My son is 18 weeks and has started.not going to bed until gone 10pm, we wakes for a night feed at around 2am then wants to get up around 5.30 - i.am.totally exhausted!!
I feed him when.i go to bed about 11 to try and fill him up and sometimes he sleeps longer but not very often.
he also fusses for his dummy a lot in the night.
He is not on solids yet - he is not interested at l!!
This has been going on a couple of weeks now.....is it likely to change again. Not only am i exhausted but i dont get any time at all to myse lf.....i am not worried about that but it would be nice to put my feet up and have a bit of time to myself or even be able to get a few chores done......he is a very demanding baby when he is awake.....he like a lot of attention which i love giving but i have housework to do as well.
Very sleep deprived so i hope this makes sense!! Xx
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Mine started sleeping through from 11 weeks but he would have done it sooner as I had to wake for night feeds. My son was put in his own cot and room from day 1 which I think helped. Try altering his bed time too. Why not start introducing bed time between 7 and 8 pm. At least if he does wake after then at least you've felt like you have had an hour or 2 on your own. You also need to think long term on bedtimes do you want him up at 10pm when he is a toddler? If not try establishing a routine that you want sooner rather than later. It won't stop the night waking but like a say it should give you some time to yourself which I know is important. I am like you on my own as my hubby works away.
My son sleeps 7 till 7 but has been waking at 5 to 530 some mornings I just ignore him and he has settled back to sleep after 15 minutes of moaning. Is your son screaming when waking?! A lot of babies don't sleep through till 1 either.
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 9:51 am
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i have troed putting him up earlier but he just wakes straight up! he was going up around 8.30 at one point. he has never self settled and wont go to sleep anywhere apart from on me...even my partner cnt get him to sleep. not that he tries v hard!! but thats another story.
he sleeps in his cot which is attached to our bed. for the first two months he would only sleep on my chest....we tried everything!! but after nights of no sleepp i gave in and let him sleep on ke. eventually he went in his cot but after a night feed he sleeps in my bed....every night i put him bk in his cot after a feed but most of the time he just wakes up and reaches accross and again i give in so i get sleep!
i have thought about moving his cot to the other end of my room but will need to get a bed guard because i know it will b a while before i can get him out of my bed. from day one he has been a needy baby despite me putting him down to sleep after feeds etc!
he doesnt wake crying in the morning he just stares at me and makes lots of noise until i get up...then he giggles! we play the dummy game for a good 20 mins in the hope he will go bk to sleep but i know he wont xx
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 5:46 pm
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Ok no worries a tip I used when trying to get my now older daughter to sleep comes from the baby whisperer and it worked a treat but took a week. The pick up put down for bed. So all you do is put him in bed, stay in the room but don't look. As soon as he cries pick him up give him a hug and put back down in his bed. You might have to do it 100 times for some nights till he gets the message. You are not leaving him to cry either. Eventually he should settle to sleep. I didn't pick my daughter up though I just patted her for reassurance and I think it took over an hour each night for just over a week before she grasped the concept of bedtime. It was tiring and hardwork but paid off. Might be worth a try as I know a lot of mums don't like controlled crying.
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 6:35 pm
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Lola would do this until I started putting her to sleep in a different room, even if we weren't in the bedroom she would just wake but sleeps perfectly well in her own room. You should try it. Also try leaving him to play a little in the morning, could help him learn to be by himself and gradually sleep by himself xx
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 7:25 pm
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thanks girls. no i dont want to do.controlled crying so will try anything else. i will try the putting him.down and only picking him up if he crys.
i do leave him for a while in the morning... i reckon he wakes up a while before me and i keep.putting his dummy in until he starts getting stressed........anything for a few more minutes lol!
i guess i have been reluctant with moving him away from the bed because i put gis dummy in about ten times a night plus night feed so more for my sake plus i know he likes having us close. i was going to tey moving it once hestarted sleeping through but maybe i need to start now xx
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My daughter started sleeping through at about 3 months, stopped when she got her bottom two teeth at 4 months, slept through at 5 months and stopped when she got her two top teeth a couple of weeks later!
She has recently cut back on her daytime naps and started to go to bed at between 7-8 (previously it ranged from 7-11 but was usually about 9). She wakes at 5-6 am for a feed and used to go back down til 7.30 (recently she has decided that she doesnt want to go back to sleep)
Her sleeping pattern seems to change every so often and it is definitely possible to influence them.
I would try not to let him have a nap too late (I find after 5pm means she goes to bed later)
Make sure he's being active, mentally and physically (games and playing obviously does this)
Have a clear bedtime routine and try to have set times, Frankie has dinner betweeen 5-6, then bath at 6, then cuddles and milk before bed at 7 sh.
I found that changing my routine helped show her that things were changing.
I also have found that Frankie sleeps better in her own room
I think you may need to change your routine a bit and try what Banoffee suggested until he gets used to it. It sound like you're pretty tired already so whats a few more rough nights (fingers crossed it has some long term benefits)Even though Frankie is refusing to go back to sleep at 5-6 am I am putting her back in bed, it means I'm up a few times rather than once but I'm trying to keep bedtime and morning cuddles (7-8am) separate.
Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 4:55 am
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thank you. he was up at 4.30 tosay!!! tried everything to try and get him to go bk down! he is defo teething and has been fussing all night for his dummy! so needless to say i am even more tired today. he went down at 8.30 last night but started fussing about 1am and didnt sleep properly after that. i am sticking to a strict routine now and praying it works.
i do dream feed him about 11 but he bearly wakes and goes straight down after xx
Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 7:38 pm
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I used to dream feed Frankie at about 10 but actually found it unsettled her more and she woke for a feed earlier (so she would wake at 2 ish instead of 5 ish, weird I know!) He is a bit younger than her so I wouldnt necessarily remove the bottle unless the other things you try dont work (then maybe try not giving him a dream feed and see what happens)
Good Luck!
Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:14 am
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Sleep deprivation is a horrible thing. I did the same routine with all of mine and they all slept through at different times.
Although not ideal for you he seems to have himself into a routine. It's not advised to do controlled crying anyway with babies under 6 months. The pick up put down might help.
If he sleeps on you going to bed then when he wakes and he's in his cot he probably wonders were he is. If you put him into his cot at bedtime then he can start to associate it with sleep. I used to just put my hand on my lo's chest so they knew I was there but didn't speak to them and the room was dark. I ended up getting rid of dummies because mine were always looking for it at night which still gave be disturbed sleep.
Would you consider a dream feed of formula to try and fill him up a bit more and you get a bit more sleep. I didn't do dream feeds because as raspich said mine used to wake earlier too.
Hope he sleeps through soon for you. Xxxxx
Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 6:37 pm
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Dp you do a different routine for nightime as opposed to daytime? What I mean by this is in the daytime make sure he's not in his nightime gear (for example, both mine get a clean sleepsuit and a sleeping bag at night whilst in the daytime they got to sleep in whatever they are wearing), but I also have a routine and I've started it with Tom zlready, this is what we do
30 mins before bathime, rough play, (ie rolling round on the floor, lots of giggle and tickle time)
Dry, sleepsuit and sleeping bag
Bottle on mummies knee and then into cot awake
Stay patting back for 5 -10 mins till he starts to drop off.
Daytime routine is very different and I think this helped from very early, altho Alex didn't sleep through till he started nursery at 6 months old
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 8:43 pm
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Erm 11 months the first time but still hit and miss now. The only thing that used to work with him was to sit next to him and rub his belly or back. We used to co sleep as well as it was the only way to get some sleep. He has a seahorse which helps. Have you tried playing around with temp/clothes/blanket vs grobag, etc? We found Jamie preferred blankets and preferred being hotter than they say they should be
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2013 6:08 am
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thanks girls. yes we have a diff routine at night. he has his bath around 7.30 and bottle about 8 then goes down.
he has the seahorse which i only put on at night when he goes in his cot. he also prefers blankets.
i thin he is just a needy baby and likes lots of cuddles and attention. hopefully as he gets a bit older he will get a little more independent. i keep trying to put him in his cot after feeds but hes not having it. he is a very strong willed baby and knows what he wants. i do love the cuddles just still worry about something happening when im asleep!! xx
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Jamie was like that. He didn't sleep and wanted attention all the time. He did get better because by the time I went back to work he tended to do 3 two hour slots whereas he slept 3 hours in 24 as a newborn. Once he starts doing more it will help. I think you just have to keep trying new things and seeing what works for you


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TRUCKEE, Calif. - I am responding to Ms. Lomanto's letter regarding Truckee Donner Recreation & Parks District (TDRPD) finances published in the Sierra Sun and Moonshine Ink. TDRPD has had to field many questions from voters. Accordingly, some have asked for a published clarification.I have the duty of chairing the District Finance Committee, and have done so for many years - including the hard work on the new Community Center. As your elected official, my top two serious priorities are:1) Representing the Public Fairly2) Safeguarding and Protecting Public Tax DollarsMs. Lomanto states the following arguments regarding the TDRPD finances and Measure J:1) Not Good Financial Management2) Worrisome reduction in cash via the 2011 Certified Public Accounting (CPA) Audit3) A problematic 2010 CPA Audit4) A statement that the mission of TDRPD should not be economic in nature5) A statement about a lack of transparency and accountabilityTo wit, the public should know these facts:Where and when has there ever been a Recreation District project where the public has benefited with a $7 million surplus after a full project financing and construction cycle? Research shows none in the entire State of California. TDRPD executed hundreds of decisions to get to this level of success. Truly the Board and recreation staff had the public's best interest at heart over the last six years. In 2007, Standard & Poor's (an international and well recognized financial rating organization) gave the District a "AAA-" rating prior to the financing of the community center. In 2011, Standard & Poor's updated their analytical report on TDRPD debt and finances. The result: an upgrade to an "A" rating, one of highest ever for a Recreation District. Even better are the 2004 and now 2010 State of California recognitions for "Outstanding Recreation & Park District." For the record, we have a fantastic financial management track record and are well recognized in the State.The 2011 Certified Public Accounting audit indicated a reduction in operational cash flow. To accurately communicate the loss, one requires an understanding of government expenditures and the use of reserves. To put it simply, when you spend savings your income statement goes negative. TDRPD will regenerate reserves when tax assessments (growth) start trending upward. Given current flattening of assessments, conservative financial forecasting, strong cash reserves, and Proposition 13 tax increases, the TDRPD is financially sound and has the ability to operate two new facilities for well over a decade to come with no foreseeable impact to public services.The 2010 Certified Public Accounting audit is old news. State law requires TDRPD to have annual CPA audits. We consider recommendations seriously and act to correct problems immediately. Deficiencies noted in the 2010 audit were corrected for both current and future fiscal years. I am not sure why this is even an issue.Ms. Lomanto is correct in stating the mission of TDRPD is not an economic one. However, the statement is backwards in terms of analysis. We studied and worked hard to design the projects first, and then researched the economic benefit. The result was a surprising $2.2 million additional annual infusion into the District and Truckee proper after both facilities open. The economic infusion will create jobs, additional programming, and will touch favorably on the lives of all generations living within the District.Last is the issue of transparency and accountability. Clearly financials and historical decisions are available to everyone by law and it is a simple process obtain. All District meetings are public, (including Finance Committee meetings) and over the life of these projects many additional public meetings have been added to get public input. I must say it is unfortunate that Ms. Lomanto apparently has never taken the time to attend any of our Financial Committee meetings or has even asked details about operational expenditures. So I pose this question: What exactly is not transparent or accountable?In closing be sure to read your voter Sample Ballot pamphlet. Within are statements regarding our Districts financial health. The choice is yours this November 6th and it is very important to cast an informed vote. Please do your research and understand TDRPD is financially strong and able to construct and carry both an Aquatic Center and Performing Arts Center. Kevin C. Murphy is a Truckee, TDRDP Board Member and Finance Committee Chair.
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- Apr 2:
- Richmond to relocate Hacienda tenants, seeks federal funding to cover costs
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- Richmond Housing Authority problems festered while reports went unnoticed by city leaders
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- City Council moves to evacuate Richmond housing project, ignores warnings of fiscal danger
- Mar 7:
- Richmond to explore new plan to fix blighted housing stock
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- Richmond leaders come under fire from residents of troubled housing complex
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- Contra Costa Times editorial: Richmond move to fix housing authority long overdue
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- Richmond leaders vow action in wake of damning reports on public housing system
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- Richmond Housing Authority grilled over poor living conditions, mismanagement
From what's been said at recent public meetings, the living conditions at the Richmond Housing Authority's Hacienda complex must fall somewhere between a medieval prison and a Syrian refugee camp.
Among the words used to describe the situation: deplorable, intolerable and squalid. Among the complaints by residents: broken plumbing, water leaks, mold and infestation. A resident bared her belly for cameras to show off her bedbug bites.
That explains a decision by the City Council last week to offer relocation to 130 residents, along with Section 8 federal housing vouchers. But if you think this resolves the issue, think again. Complex problems rarely have simple solutions, and this one is loaded with complexities.
Begin with relocation expenses that could cost as much as $500,000, according to Councilman Tom Butt -- and that's assuming the feds approve Section 8 vouchers -- for which the city would need to dip into its general fund reserves. Then there's the matter of locating suitable rental units for all who are displaced.
"We can't just overnight move 100-and-something people," said Councilman Nat Bates, in a rare moment of agreement with Butt. "It's financially and logistically difficult."
Another fact of life is that not all residents are displeased with their accommodations.
Butt, who has visited Hacienda twice in recent weeks, said there are many units in the building with no visible problems and others with relatively small ones, such as a stove burner that doesn't work.
"I've talked to people living there now who don't want to leave," he said.
The council's call to overreaction emanates from a February news report produced by The Center for Investigative Reporting, which cited a litany of shortcomings by the housing authority. The most egregious were financial and management issues.
Butt said many of the charges date to 2011 or earlier and have since been remedied, and he takes issue with the criticism of the authority for operating at a $7 million deficit. The city is criticized for this unpaid debt, even though it was the city that loaned the authority the $7 million to backfill federal funding shortfalls.
The councilman has repeatedly voiced his displeasure with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. He suggests that HUD take over the housing authority if its officials think present funding is adequate.
That, of course, won't happen. "We can't be pointing fingers, blaming HUD," Bates said. "Hell, we've got to work with HUD."
Regardless of who's to blame, all parties acknowledge there's work to be done. The roof requires repair. Tests for mold are needed. Infestation can't be tolerated. Perhaps Housing Director Tim Jones should be replaced.
For now, the city is conducting inspections to determine which units are uninhabitable.
"I get the impression that those living in Hacienda assume if they want a voucher, they're going to be relocated," said Bates, sounding less certain that's guaranteed.
So what comes next?
"That's the $64,000 question. The city manager has to come back to us with some sort of analysis. How many people want to move? What's the cost? And where is the money going to come from?"
This issue will continue to command the attention of Richmond officials, but it's nowhere near resolution.
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I understand you have been having problems. So did I, at first. Eventually I figured it out. When you first install PS3 media server, it asks you to install Java Runtime Environment. Install it. After installation it asks you if you wish to set the binary as an exception within the firewall. Do so. Then the PS3 media server will install and it should ask you to set an exception within the firewall. Do that as well. So all in all, make sure that the binary for the java runtime environment is set as an exception within the firewall and the PS3 Media server is also set as an exception.
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South Carolina assistant coach Sammy Esposito and strength and conditioning coach Billy Anderson will serve NCAA mandated one-game suspensions as a result of their ejections from South Carolina's May 12 baseball game against Georgia. Both will serve their suspension today for the South Carolina-Presbyterian game.
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I have asked before but wanted to check if anyone has had any progess. Trying to stream VC1 encoded m2ts files. From what I understand this will not work until PS3 has a firmware update to support VC1 stream.
On the audio side I have been testing with DTS, DTS-MA, TrueHD, and LPCM. I have down converted TrueHD using TsMux and works fine. I have not had luck with keeping DTS/DTS-MA in the m2ts container and streaming to PS3. I just recently discovered that the PS3 has optical audio out which can support DTS and LPCM if selected. I am not sure if this is possible or if I am using the wrong combination of PS3 optical audio settings and PMS DTS audio settings. The LPCM will stream but only play the background music and no voices.
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MARIETTA - It's every child's dream to get behind the wheel of a sporty, red Ford Mustang, turn up the radio, hit the gas pedal and head out into adventure.
Christopher Wehr, 6, of Caldwell had the chance to do just that - indoors, anyway - as he slid into the bucket seat of one of four battery-operated Fisher Price Power Wheels Ford Mustangs set up in a meeting room at Uni-Select's offices in Marietta Friday.
"He's pretty excited. He's happy about it and he has a big smile," said Tiffany Wehr, 32, of Caldwell, Christopher's mother. Christoper, who has cerebral palsy and a seizure disorder, goes to Ewing School in Marietta.
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Marian Mullins, divisional operations manager for Uni-Select of Marietta, helps Christopher Wehr, 6, of Caldwell operate a battery-powered car at Uni-Select's offices Friday.
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Tiffany Wehr, 32, of Caldwell looks on as her son Christopher, 6, has fun driving a battery-operated car at Uni-Select of Marietta Friday.
Thanks to a pay-it-forward donation from the Marietta Shrine Club, Christopher and some of his Ewing classmates will have the chance to drive one of the four zippy, stylin' Power Wheels. Each vehicle has a working radio and can be driven in forward and reverse.
"We were approached by Marietta Ignition (part of Uni-Select) and told that they had four battery-powered Power Wheels units to donate," said Ed Flanders, Marietta Shrine Club member.
Uni-Select is installing a new integrated computer system, called an enterprise resource planning system, at all its distribution centers across the United States and Canada.
To train for the system's installation at the Marietta distribution center on Dec. 3, employees were split into teams of six to 12 participants and given the challenge of assembling a battery-operated Fisher Price Power Wheels Ford Mustang.
"It was one of the best training exercises we've ever done. Employees were not sitting in a training class, they got to physically do the work before we went live on the system," said Marian Mullins, divisional operations manager for Uni-Select.
"Plus, it allowed them to make an act of generosity for the happiness of children," she added.
Flanders was in agreement.
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The Marietta Shrine Club provides transportation and lodging to area children needing medical assistance and their families.
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The Warriors waived center Hilton Armstrong on Wednesday.
Armstrong, 29, averaged 1.7 points and 3.1 rebounds in 6.5 minutes in 15 regular-season games last season for the Warriors before appearing in each of the team's playoff games.
The 6-foot-11 Armstrong was previously waived by the Warriors in December, but after returning to the NBA Development League's Santa Cruz Warriors, he signed two 10-day contracts and finished the season with Golden State.
For more on the Warriors, see the Inside the Warriors blog at ibabuzz.com/warriors. Follow Diamond Leung on Twitter at twitter.com/diamond83.
Golden State Warriors head coach Mark Jackson talks to Golden State Warriors' Hilton Armstrong (57) during their game against the Los Angeles Clippers in the third quarter in Game 6 of their Western Conference NBA Playoff game at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif. on Thursday, May 1, 2014. (Jose Carlos Fajardo/Bay Area News Group) ( José Carlos Fajardo )


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Financial Advisor Blogs That Rock. (Clientwise)
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Arbitration panel lights up Merrill Lynch in a landmark compensation case, awards $5 million to two brokers. (Forbes)
Jamie Dimon: 20 years from now, economists will say that we delevered and re-regulated too quickly in this era. (Business Insider)
401(k) participants are demanding ETFs and providers are responding. (WSJ)
You'll never guess which ex-CEOs of defunct investment banks had lunch in midtown yesterday. (Business Insider)
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If you've ever had the chance to observe a dog's tail or if you were so lucky the tail of a Komodo dragon, you would observe how it wavers from side to side as it moves along. There's no forward motion, only sideway motion.
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When and why did you start training for fighting? When I was 20, I started muay Thai. Then I started MMA a couple of years later.
What ranks and titles have you held? I am PFC and NITRIX champ, jiu-jitsu black belt under Rocian Gracie
Do you have any heroes? My teammates at Chute Boxe.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It's a dream come true.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? I teach at a Muay Thai gym.
Favorite grappling technique: Choke
Favorite striking technique: Left Hook
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Published: Monday, January 28, 2013 at 6:46 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 11:07 a.m.
Girls on the Run of Houma-Terrebonne seeks volunteers, running buddies and coaches to help train third- through eighth-grade girls for a 5K run.
Those volunteering for the coach positions must be at least 21 years old, certified in first aid and CPR and attend a training session.
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Diane Zelman
Personal Information
California School of Professional Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Alliant International University San Francisco
One Beach Street, Suite 100
San Francisco CA 94133-1221
Courses, Research Interests, Publications
Theory and Techniques: Family/Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Health Psychology
Biological Bases of Behavior
Tests and Measurements
Intercultural Awareness Development
Health psychology; chronic pain; disability; on-line learning pedagogy; neuropsychology; addictions; psychopharmacology
Zelman DC, Gore M, Duke E, Brandenburg N (2005) Validation of the Brief Pain Inventory for diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 29: 401-410.
Paul SM, Zelman DC & Miaskowski C (2005) Categorizing the severity of cancer pain: further exploration of the establishment of cutpoints. Pain, 113: 37-44.
Zelman DC, Dukes E, Brandenburg N, Bostrom A & Gore M (2005) Identification of cut-points for mild, moderate and severe pain due to painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Pain, 115:29-36
Zelman DC, Smith M, Hoffman D, Reed P, Edwards L, Levine E & Dukes E. (2004) Acceptable, manageable, and tolerable days: patient daily goals for medication management of persistent pain. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 28:474-489.
Zelman DC, Hoffman D, Seifeldin R. & Dukes E. (2003) Development of a metric for a day of manageable pain control: derivation of pain severity cut-points for low back pain and osteoarthritis. Pain, 106:35-42.
Stock WE & Zelman DC (2000) Women in the age of Viagra - the case for psychology's voice. Public Service Psychology, 25:7-8.
Zelman DC & Stock WE (2000) Creating a feminist pharmacotherapy. Public Service Psychology, 25:16.
Howland EW, Nakamura Y, Cleeland CS, Suthers LS, Nichols SN, & Zelman, DC. (1995). Effects of hypnosis on subjective pain ratings and evoked potential amplitudes. Analgesia 1(3), 171-184.
Zelman DC, & Metrick SB (1992). Art from Ashes: The Bay Area Arts Relief Project Oakland, California: Marcus A Foster Educational Institute. Book describing expressive art projects and classroom interventions by East Bay mental health professionals following the 1991 Oakland fire.
Zelman DC, Brandon TH, Jorenby DE & Baker TB (1992). Measures of affect and nicotine dependence predict differential response to smoking cessation treatments. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 60, 943-952.
Zelman DC, Howland EW, Nichols S, Hodes B, & Cleeland C (1991). Brief mood induction influences pain perception and tolerance. Pain, 46:105-11.
Brandon TH, Zelman, DC, & Baker TB (1987). Effects of maintenance sessions on smoking relapse: Delaying the inevitable? Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 55: 780-783.
Zelman DC, Tiffany S & Baker TB. (1985). Influence of stress on morphine-induced hyperthermia: Relevance to drug conditioning and tolerance development. Behavioral Neuroscience, 99: 122-144.
Academic History and Background
BA Psychology, State University of New York at Binghamton
Postdoctoral M.S. in Psychopharmacology - California School of Professional Psychology
Internship, Clinical Psychology, Veteran's Administration Hospital, San Francisco
Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California - Berkeley, Brief psychodynamic therapy
PhD Clinical Psychology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1989
Licensed Psychologist in California
American Psychological Association
California Psychological Association
American Pain Society


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SANTA CLARA -- The Earthquakes rode their Caribbean Connection and a hustling Steven Lenhart to a 3-0 win over the Houston Dynamo on Sunday night.
Jamaican Khari Stephenson scored his first two goals of the season, and Atiba Harris of Saint Kitts and Nevis added his first goal with the club in front of a sellout crowd of 10,525 at Buck Shaw Stadium.
With superstar Chris Wondolowski, who was selected to the U.S. World Cup team, cheering from the grandstands, the quicker Quakes (3-4-4) appeared to hit their stride as the match unfolded.
"It's a great feeling to get a win in front of the home fans," Stephenson said. "That's the most important thing. We need wins because we're not at the top of the table."
Lenhart, in his first action since March 29 after suffering a sprained MCL, was up to his old tricks. He created two goals with penetrating runs into the box.
Clearly, the Quakes know they'll need Wondolowski's help after the World Cup, but they didn't appear to need him Sunday night.
"That was awesome," Wondolowski said of the team's performance.
"It's good to put up three goals, no matter who's watching," Quakes goalkeeper Jon Busch said. "Maybe that was our good luck, but when you put up three goals it makes it a lot easier for us in the back. It was a tremendous team performance all round."
The same team that managed just 10 goals in its first 10 games overwhelmed the Dynamo (5-7-2) during a dazzling second half. Stephenson, 33, was subbed out for J.J. Koval in the 86th minute and received a standing ovation.
"He's a central midfielder that can score goals," Quakes coach Mark Watson said of Stephenson. "That's something that we want. He's got a good shot from distance, but you see on his free kicks he's a good finisher."
Harris rounded out the scoring in the 70th minute. On a high ball sent in by Jordan Stewart, he outleaped goalkeeper Tally Hall outside the penalty box and tapped the ball into the net after it hit the post. The Quakes acquired Harris in an offseason deal that sent Marvin Chavez to Colorado.
San Jose also welcomed back speedy Yannick Djalo and Shea Salinas, and the energetic duo helped sparked the offense. Outside defender Shaun Francis was also in strong form.
The Quakes' starting lineup came with a twist: central midfielder Sam Cronin was on the bench. Cronin had nine starts this season after being the club's only player to start all 34 games last season. Clarence Goodson, cut from the U.S. World Cup team during the week, also did not play.
The Quakes led 1-0 on Stephenson's goal in the 38th minute after the Dynamo missed on two opportunities when they were denied by Busch. On the goal, Salinas tapped the pass back to Stephenson on an indirect free kick from the Houston goalmouth, and he shot into the far corner as a wall of players converged.
Lenhart was replaced by Alan Gordon in the 80th minute, marking Gordon's return from a groin injury.
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If you experience any of these symptoms do not assume it is due to cancer. Most of these symptoms may be caused by other, less serious health conditions. If you experience any one of them, see your doctor.
Esophageal cancer may cause:
Dysphagia —Progressive difficulty or pain while swallowing. You have the sensation that food is sticking in your chest or throat.
Cough —Any irritation of the breathing tubes may cause a cough.
Aspiration —Food, fluids, and stomach acids can sometimes be ingested into the lungs. Aspiration causes violent coughing. A complication of aspiration is pneumonia .
Weight loss —At least half of esophageal cancer patients have lost significant weight by the time they are diagnosed.
Pain —In addition to pain from obstructed swallowing, the cancer may cause pain by creating a lesion in the lining of the esophagus or by invading sensitive nearby structures.
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Tarry, black stools —These are the result of bleeding in the upper digestive tract. The blood turns black as it passes through the intestines.
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Hoarseness —A nerve in the chest that controls your vocal cords may stop working when the cancer invades it, resulting in a hoarse voice. This is called laryngeal nerve palsy.
Cough —The cancer may erode an opening, or fistula, between the esophagus and the airway, causing food to enter the lungs (aspiration) and leading to pneumonia.
Hiccups —This symptom may appear suddenly, indicating that cancer has moved into the chest cavity.
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Esophageal cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/types/esophageal . Accessed August 2, 2013.
Esophagus cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at http://www.cancer.org/acs/groups/cid/documents/webcontent/003098-pdf.pdf . Accessed August 2, 2013.
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Yellow Medicine East lost their West Central Conference opener 5-2 to New London-Spicer Tuesday in New London.
The Sting got two wins in singles-play. David Nowacki gutted out a marathon 7-6 (7-5), 2-0 victory over NL-S's Cody Treptau. And in similar fashion, YME's Carter Iverson went the distance against NL-S's Eli Nelson to win a 7-5, 6-4 match.
The Sting would be swept in doubles play.
YME is now 1-1 on the season after opening conference play with a loss. They will play Luverne Thursday in Pipestone.
(1) Spencer Moller, NLS, def. Clinton Repsher, 6-4, 6-1 (2) David Nowacki, YME, def. Cody Treptau, 7-6 (7-5), 2-0 (3) Tyler Halvorson, NLS, def. Ethan Ator, 6-0, 6-0 (4) Carter Iverson, YME, def. Eli Nelson, 7-5, 6-4
(1) Seth Nelson/Autin Laumb, NLS def. Brandon Repsher/Grant Elliott, 6-1, 6-0 (2) Berett Steffen/Doug Fortney, NLS, def. James DeJager/Todd Nowacki, 6-0, 6-0 (3) Elliot Eckhoff/Jon Miller, NLS, def. Chase Leske/Cody Speh, 6-2, 6-0
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