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I was seeing "Update Available" because it was finding an old copy of the updater in addition to the latest. Try doing "Reveal in Finder" and then clearing out the older version.
Yes, I agree. It still says "Update available" even though I've had the latest version for quite a while. That fact prompted me to try again, but there were no updates available. "Tedious rubbish" is well said!
took a minute of scratchin to find this update within the site:
didn't know how to change the link for this w/o being it's moderator.
10.5 was glitchy and insidiously slow even after slimming it down.
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The act is a compilation of a number of different bills that promote and advance our hunting, recreational fishing and shooting heritage, and increase access to public lands for those activities. It allows the continued authorization of several vital conservation programs, including those that enhance waterfowl and other fish and wildlife populations, and conserve wetlands, aquatic systems, and other habitats.
"These bipartisan bills are important and diverse in the support they provide natural resource conservation," said Paul Schmidt, DU's chief conservation officer. "Some of the most important programs for waterfowl, including the reauthorization of the North American Wetlands Conservation Act, a provision allowing for an increase to the price of the federal duck stamp in order to conserve more wetlands, and the Permanent Electronic Duck Stamp Act, are part of this package. It's encouraging to see that people can work across the aisle when it comes to our natural resources, and Ducks Unlimited appreciates the work that Senator Tester and the many sponsors from both sides of the aisle have put into this important legislation."
DU is one of 56 conservation and fishing and hunting groups, including the National Rifle Association, The Nature Conservancy and the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, that supported the bill.
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I suspect the Herald's Ryan Bakken and Eric Hylden enjoyed reporting this story more than is journalistically proper. Get back to the city hall beat, boys! Look at the picture. My goodness. A pink welding helmet? C'mon.
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STANFORD — Stanford will likely be without its top receiver, sophomore Ty Montgomery, when the Cardinal visits No. 7 Notre Dame on Saturday.
The Irish are ranked in the top 20 in the nation in every major statistical category and have not allowed more than 17 points in a game this season.
Montgomery, who injured his knee in last week's victory over Arizona, leads all Stanford receivers in receptions (18) and yards per game (33.6).
"He's probably not going to play,'' Cardinal coach David Shaw said Tuesday.
Senior Jamal-Rashad Patterson will take Montgomery's spot in the lineup. Patterson has four catches for 100 yards this season.
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What do we need ?
Iv'e just tuned out of this torture down at St. Mary's couldnt stomach any more of it. Frankly worst display Ive seen from a Liverpool side in my lifetime ! Not to take anything away from Southampton they played the game as it should be played high tempo, press high up the field, hustle harrying for every ball, fluid movement in the last third. So what do we need ...how about we hang on to Stevie and Louis and junk the rest and buy the whole Southampton team ? Defense ...what defense ???
Can anyone please tell me why BR insists on giving this numpty Joe Allen priority this boy is a clear liability ! Just when u think we are turning the corner...THIS !!! I couldnt even wait tillthe end of the match to vent my frustration I cant remember ever feeling quite like this before during a game I felt we were very lucky not to have been buried alive by halftime could have been 6.0...Aaaagghhh !!!!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
It is silly, joe allen clearly isn't the player we expected and is a waste of a position Lucas is the man who kept bale quiet for almost the whole game and you play a man who needs urgent shoulder surgery. I am not going to jump to the rodgers has no idea yet.....but liverpool looked like a team with nothing to play for.
Hey Col.....last week I seem to remember reading that Joe Allen was going into Hospital for a much needed op on his shoulder.........today he is suprisingly found playing for the Reds in yet another "must win" game?? Did he jump bed or what??? I must remember to tell Bren in future do not select injured players to play in competitive football matches for fear of ending up looking marginally ridiculous with egg on your face
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#$%$ is going on at LFC? We have a run of 4 unbeaten games.. today's game should've been a foregone conclusion!! Or is S'hampton now better than Spurs? Any good manager knows, you play your best team you've got available. Now Allen is a player that should be brought on when we've got a lead by a decent margin.. He shouldn't have played from the start when there's far better players available than him!! As fans we just can't be sure which LFC will show up anymore.. and that's a shocking prospect..
ron j...this boy Joe Allen is a liability mate 16 mill quid ? I think if Id been Swansea Chairman Id have been encouraging BR to pirate their players away I mean 16 mill for Allen AND 10 and a half mill for Borini to AS ROMA ??? Now do we want Williams oof them just because he played for BR previously ...no thanks can we have SAMBA instead ? Today was worst display Ive seen froma Liverpool side ,in yrs inc the Stoke game this season but take nothing away from Southampton ..a superb team display ran us off the park ! Can we borrow their coach for the rest of the season do u think ?
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So we reversed the points and the goals from the Spurs game in one fell swoop.. Well done Rodgers..


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The 27-year-old woman was driving a 1996 Toyota SUV northbound on Highway 99 north of Morada Lane around 12:24 p.m. Sunday when, for an unknown reason, she lost control and drove off the east side of the freeway into the tree, according to a witness account provided by the CHP.
She was nonresponsive at the scene when paramedics arrived, sustaining major injuries including head trauma.
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ST. LOUIS -- David Freese said Barry Zito's fastball can look so gentle that it's like the left-hander is "throwing pillows on a couch."
And he meant that as a compliment after Zito pitched 72/3 shutout innings as the Giants avoided elimination in the National League Championship Series with a 5-0 win Friday in Game 5.
Like other bamboozled St. Louis Cardinals hitters, Freese couldn't lay off the siren call of that easy fastball -- no matter how many times he reminded himself to stay patient.
"You get wide-eyed when the ball is in the mid-80s and kind of high,'' Freese said. "(Zito) understands that, and he's getting swings at high heaters."
Wait a second. Is a ball at that speed still called a heater?
"Absolutely,'' Freese said after going 1 for 4. "When a guy drops in a lot of off-speed stuff and comes back with a heater, I don't care if it's 85 mph. It looks harder than that."
Across the locker room, the Cardinals echoed his frustration. The plan was to stay patient against Zito, letting the soft stuff on the corners sail by while waiting for one of those comfy pillows to come floating over the middle.
Instead, the ball rarely crossed the fat part of the plate. Or as Freese put it: "He stayed out of the white."
Because the Cardinals were so eager to take their hacks, Zito walked only one -- and that was an intentional pass to shortstop Pete Kozma.
St. Louis hitters were especially jumpy in the clutch. The Cardinals went 0 for 7 with runners in scoring position and left seven men on base. Aside from Game 4, the Cardinals are just 4 for 24 with runners in scoring position in this series.
Freese shook his head. That wasn't the plan.
"You stay patient. You wait for your pitch and you don't miss mistakes,'' he said. "When you do that, and when you have a good lineup, you have a chance of winning games."
Daniel Descalso, the St. Louis second basemen who grew up in San Carlos, agreed. He was among Zito's six strikeout victims. He got suckered by the high heat.
"You have to lay off that high fastball,'' Descalso said. "Zito works off of that, and we chased a little bit. He's able to throw the breaking ball and slider off of that."
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny, a four-time Gold Glove winner as a catcher, saluted Zito for the way he used his brains rather than velocity.
"He kept our guys off balance, and it looked like we tried to guess, tried to anticipate a little bit,'' Matheny said. "Zito was one step ahead."
Zito's artful performance even caught the notice of the Cardinals bullpen. Reliever Mitchell Boggs, among the St. Louis fireballers who can top 95 mph, marveled at what Zito did with less.
"When he's got his command, and when he's dropping his curveball, it doesn't matter how hard he's throwing,'' Boggs said. "He's as tough as anybody."
Still, the Cardinals spoke confidently about their return trip to San Francisco for the conclusion of the series. St. Louis is 26-21 all time in possible clinch situations.
"Yeah, it would have been nice winning at home. But we're still in the driver's seat here,'' Descalso said.
Freese packed up for a return trip to the Bay Area. But he did so reluctantly.
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U.N. lacks credibility on Palestinian state
Support a U.N. vote to recognize a new Palestinian-Arab state? The question assumes that the U.N. is a neutral forum with a clear moral compass. Nothing could be further from the truth. Thousands of rockets, directed at Israeli civilians, are launched from Gaza. Yet the U.N. is silent.
The U.N. Charter, Article 2 states: "All members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state."
The Charter of Hamas, which rules Gaza, asserts its plan to wipe Israel off the map and murder every Jew on Earth. Palestine Authority President Mahmoud Abbas repeatedly affirms that he will never recognize a Jewish state of Israel.
In Abbas' Nov. 29 speech at the U.N., he never mentioned the "two states for two peoples" concept -- the basis for current Mideast peace efforts.
If "occupation" were to justify terrorism, then post-Civil War Ku Klux Klan terrorism of Southern blacks would be seen as freedom fighters. Yet the KKK is clearly seen as terrorists.
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Arab rejectionism at heart of issue
A Dec. 4 letter writer must have missed the news since 1947 about the repeated Israeli attempts to create a Palestinian state, all of which have been rejected by the Arab side. Only one such attempt, the Saudi Peace Plan was ever made by the Arabs.
But given the turmoil in the Arab world, especially lately, it is even more clear now than it was then that there is no reliable Arab guarantor of such a plan, and Israel was both wise and lucky to not accept it.
Therefore, the suggestion that Israel "didn't want Palestine to obtain even a modicum of statehood" doesn't hold water.
Arab rejectionism toward Israel has become so entrenched and so violent that any discussion of a peace process in the Middle East has become a cruel joke.
The Arabs can't make peace with each other, so it is obvious they are not ready to make peace with a democratic nation like Israel, which they should be emulating instead of trying to make it go away.
Desmond Tuck
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Returning vets weren't abused
A news report recounts the experiences of a member of the 561st Air Force Band, including an account of being pelted with water balloons after the end of the Vietnam War at a 4th of July parade in Danville.
I can't contradict her recollections, but I would like to correct the widely accepted view that returning veterans were typically abused, insulted and spat upon.
According to Jerry Lembcke, a Vietnam veteran who wrote "The Spitting Image: Myth, Memory and the Legacy of Vietnam," this is a widely accepted urban myth, fostered by the movie character Rambo and repeated by politicians from Richard Nixon to Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama.
No photographs and scant contemporaneous evidence exists to document any abuse. There are books containing many personal accounts refuting Lembcke. But if newspapers are the "first draft of history," evidence is lacking to support the idea that vets were widely abused by antiwar protesters.
Jim Beller
Not OK to mock people's religion
After reading Karen D'Souza's front-page article in the Nov. 20 Times, one can only wonder if Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of the award-winning musical, "The Book of Mormon," might want to take on a more challenging project with the same theme.
Maybe as D'Souza described it a "blasphemous lampoon of religion with a song in it's heart and potty in it's mouth" -- only call it "The Book of Islam."
No? Why not? Doesn't everyone like to see their religion mocked and made light of?
Floyd R. Colton
Pleasant Hill
Sports collection not worthy of front page
This paper obviously thinks that the vain and vapid collection of a self-absorbed sports player warrants full-blown, front-page, above-the-fold, multi-inches of column space.
Really? Nothing else was going on in the world, the state, or even the East Bay? Really?
With this glorification of mindless pap, the paper has reached a new journalistic low. Not to mention that encouraging this sort of empty-headed materialism leads to teenagers mugging each other for their shoes. Stupid and irresponsible.
Stephanie Massey


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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber reunited ... again.
Someday, society will stop caring about these two. On that day, whenever it comes, I will put down my computer, give my two-week notice, and go away a happy man.
But until then, it continues to be my duty to inform you that Gomez and Bieber were photographed together Tuesday at the Hit Factory recording studio in Miami, where Bieber was recording with his "protege," 15-year-old YouTube star Madison Beer, according to the Huffington Post.
That's right -- Justin Bieber has a "protege."
I realize this expression has been overused for years. Nevertheless, please. Kill. Me. Now.
According to TMZ, Bieber and ex-girlfriend Gomez -- who may not have ever broken up with him -- are working on a duet called "Unfamiliar."
I'm unfamiliar with why anyone cares.
During their last reunion, which reportedly happened last month, Gomez and the Beebs were seen dancing somewhere together and/or kissing in a restaurant in Texas.
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Cardiac tumor resection is the removal of a tumor from the heart. The resection will also remove some of the healthy tissue surrounding the tumor.
Reconstruction surgery may also be needed if a large area is affected.
Tumors can interfere with the surrounding healthy tissue. This can lead to heart failure, blockage of blood flow, problems with the heart valves, or blood clots.
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The tumor and some surrounding tissue will be removed. The doctor will remove as little tissue as possible without leaving tumor tissue behind. Repairs or reconstruction will be done to make sure the heart can still work properly. Once the repairs are complete, the heart lung machine will be removed and your heart will start beating again. Your heart will be observed to make sure it is working properly.
Wires will be used to help close the ribs. The wire will support the breastbone as it heals. The skin will be closed with stitches or staples. A bandage will be applied over the incision.
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Atrial myxoma. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated April 25, 2011. Accessed February 11, 2013.
Caring for someone after heart surgery. American Heart Association website. Available at: http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Caregiver/Resources/CaringforSomeoneAfterHeartSurgery/Caring-for-Someone-After-Heart-Surgery_UCM_301857_Article.jsp. Updated December 28, 2011. Accessed February 11, 2013. Explore heart surgery.
Explore heart surgery. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/hs. Updated March 23, 2012. Accessed February 11, 2013.
Paraskevaidis IA, Michalakeas CA, et al. Cardiac tumors. ISRN Oncol. 2011. [Epub ahead of print].
Reardon MJ, Walkes JC, et al. Therapy insight: malignant primary cardiac tumors. Nat Clin Pract Cardiovasc Med. 2006;3(10):548-553.
Warning signs of heart attack, stroke and cardiac arrest. American Heart Association website. Available at: http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/911-Warnings-Signs-of-a-Heart-Attack_UCM_305346_SubHomePage.jsp. Accessed February 11, 2013.
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Rockland's affinity purified anti-Monophosphorylated RLC Smooth and Non-Muscle Myosin pS19/20 antibody was used at 2.5 µg/ml to detect signal in a variety of tissues including multi-human, multi-brain and multi-cancer slides. This image shows strong staining of both vascular and myometrial smooth muscle cells of the uterus. Tissue was formalin-fixed and paraffin embedded. The image shows localization of the antibody as the precipitated red signal, with a hematoxylin purple nuclear counterstain. Personal Communication, Tina Roush, LifeSpanBiosciences, Seattle, WA.
Affinity Purified Phospho specific antibody to Monophosphorylated Regulatory Light Chain of Smooth and Non-muscle Myosin at pS19/pS20 was used at a 1:5000 dilution to detect myosin light chain by Western blot. Either 13 or 20 ?l of a mouse cardiac myocyte lysate was loaded on a 4-20% Criterion gel for SDS-PAGE. Samples were either mock-treated or CLA-treated, as indicated. After washing, a 1:5,000 dilution of HRP conjugated Gt-a-Rabbit IgG (611-103-122) preceded color development using Amersham's substrate system. Other detection methods will yield similar results. Data courtesy of the Alliance for Cellular Signaling (http://www.signaling-gateway.org).
Affinity purified phosphospecific antibody to phosphorylated regulatory light chain of smooth and non-muscle Myosin at pS19/pS20 was used at a 1:1000 dilution to detect myosin light chain by Western blot on 3T3 cell lysates. A standard urea/glycerol gel without SDS was used to separate phospho forms of regulatory light chain according to mass to charge ratios. In Panel A, reactivity of Rockland's phosphospecific antibody is shown. In Panel B, reactivity of commercially available pan reactive antibody that detects both unphosphorylated and phosphorylated forms of regulatory light chain is shown. Rockland's phosphospecific antibody detects both monophosphorylated (pSer20 Mono-P-RLC) and diphosphorylated (pThr19-pSer20 Di-P-RLC) regulatory light chain. Personal communication. J. Stull. UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Western blot of Rabbit Anti-Myosin pS19/pS20 primary antibody.
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Secondary antibody: Peroxidase rabbit secondary antibody at 1:40,000 for 60 min at RT.
Blocking: MB-070 for 30 min at RT.
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HYDEN Ky. (WYMT) - The next team up in our DQ Grill and Chill countdown to tip off preview, the Leslie County Eagles.
The Eagles finished the year with a 7-16 record and fell to Hazard in the first round of the 54th district tournament. With a new head coach and new system, getting back to the regional tournament is something they are striving for.
"I have been blessed with a really good group of seniors, who have worked their tails off everyday for me", said head coach Daniel Day. "So that has been one extreme positive coming in as a first year coach. Not having to coach effort. If you don't have to coach effort, that is a great thing to build off of."
"We are pretty quick, we can shoot the ball well. We are pretty good on defense", said senior guard Cody Sizemore.
"We don't have much experience back. We have a lot of young centers and stuff that will have to step up and play a big part of this team", said senior guard Blake Bray.
"I feel like we are a lot better than what teams around here think. And we will probably prove it", said senior guard Jacob Eldridge.
"Everyone is just pushing everyone else to go hard", said senior guard Arlin Couch. "We all push each other, and that just makes me ready to play with them and hyped for the season."


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There's a cool springtime feel to the first days of summer, but the Bay Area can expect just a dampening from the rare June rain.
"We've had morning dew that's stronger than this," said Tom Hicks of Silva Ranches Feed Store in San Martin. "You could spit more water than we got," he said.
A moisture-laden jet stream usually parks itself far north of California in the summer, greening Portland and leaving us as dry as kindling.
Instead, we've been blanketed by low clouds, prompting beachgoers to reach for sweaters instead of sunscreen.
"The jet stream sagged southward," explained Kevin Baker of the National Weather Service in Monterey. "This is kind of an unusual event, more typical of what you see in wintertime."
Modest showers are expected Tuesday, with up to a quarter of an inch falling in San Jose and a half-inch in Oakland.
Because hay can mildew when wet, Monday was a busy day at Tilton Ranch in Morgan Hill, where Janet Burback and her family rushed to get 600 bales of oat hay into the barn. They depend on the hay to feed their Hereford-Shorthorn cattle all summer -- and because so little rain fell this winter, supplies are lean, she said.
"We were scrambling to get it in," she said. "It's vital. It was already cut, baled and stacked, but we had to load it on trucks and get it under cover."
Sonoma's Hawkeye Mountain received the most rain, with 0.21 inches over 24 hours, and 0.20 inches at Contra Costa's Los Medanos College with smaller amounts falling at higher elevations including Contra Costa's Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve and Mount Diablo, and Santa Clara County's Mount Hamilton and Mount Umunhum.
Farther inland, high humidity helped firefighters contain flames in the Mariposa wildfire that has burned about three square miles near the main route into Yosemite National Park, said Daniel Berland of Cal Fire.
While uncommon, it's not unusual, said meteorologist Jan Null of Golden Gate Weather Services.
The month of June sees rain two out of every three years, according to his calculations. In the past 164 seasons since 1850, there has been rain in June 107 times; on average, the month averages 1.5 days of rain. The second wettest June on record was just two years ago, in 2011, when a startling 2 inches of precipitation caused spinouts and fender benders.
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SACRAMENTO -- Illegal immigrants living in California will soon be able to get driver's licenses.
Thursday night's passage of AB60 by Assemblyman Luis Alejo, D-Salinas, capped years of Democratic effort -- most notably by former assemblyman and state Sen. Gil Cedillo, now a Los Angeles city councilman. The state Senate approved it 28-8, the Assembly 55-19.
Gov. Jerry Brown immediately issued a statement indicating he'll sign it. "This bill will enable millions of people to get to work safely and legally," he said. "Hopefully, it will send a message to Washington that immigration reform is long past due."
Supporters from both parties said undocumented immigrants already drive in California, and roads will be safer if all drivers are trained, licensed and insured.
The bill was almost derailed by the concerns of immigration advocates that the licenses issued to illegal immigrants would be marked differently than those issued to others.
"As an American Jew, I am very sensitive to the 'mark' issues raised by the well-intended opponents of this measure," state Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, said Thursday while arguing for passage of the bill.
But while the yellow Stars of David that European Jews had to wear during the Holocaust were tools for furthering discrimination and genocide, these licenses will help end discrimination, Steinberg said.
Nine other states have similar laws, six of which were enacted this year.
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The global installed capacity to generate power from wind energy reached 74,223 megawatts (MW) in 2006, a 32 percent increase, according to the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). The United States now has the third-largest amount of installed wind power capacity, with 11,603 MW, just slightly behind Spain, which has 11,615 MW. Germany still leads the pack with 20,621 MW. Wind capacity is growing fastest in the United States, with 2,454 MW of new wind power plants, but Germany is also growing quickly, with 2,233 MW of new wind power. The GWEC notes that the industry faced supply constraints for new wind turbines in 2006, but it sees the rapid rate of growth as a sign that the global wind energy industry is responding quickly to its manufacturing challenges. See the GWEC press release.


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It's Day 9 on "Survivor" and the Matsing tribe is suffering, even more than usual. The three members left -- Russell, Malcolm and Denise -- are miserable in the rain, and they can't get the fire restarted.
But there still is a spark, and they talk about mounting what Russell calls "the greatest comeback ever." We'll see.
It's raining at Tandang, too, and people are thinking about the game. Pete is planning to create chaos, because seriously, that's what we need, more chaos.
And speaking of chaos, Abi stumbles upon the clue to the hidden immunity idol under RC's bag, and then everyone reads it. Abi has already found the idol and she thinks that RC is scheming against her by bringing out the clue and leaving it where the others can see it. But it was Pete who put the clue in RC's bag. He likes people to be off balance. Cue the foreshadowing music.
Meanwhile, over at Kalabaw, it's not raining and they've got a roaring fire. Jonathan is giving lessons on survival and Jeff, the former baseball player, is starting to think Jonathan might be worth keeping. He had been opposed to letting any of the returning players (Jonathan, Michael and Russell) get far in the game, but he's starting to think he can work with Jonathan. Or use him. Whatever works.
Oh, who's this blonde kid? Four episodes in and they're finally starting to show some of the other players. Meet Carter, who wants to align with Jeff and Jonathan. On Kalabaw, lines are being drawn between the men and the women.
So as it turns out, Matsing is the most functional and happy tribe on the beach. Oh, maybe not. Malcolm has Russell's number -- Russell wants to be a leader, but he isn't that good at it. He's only still here, Malcolm says, because they keep losing and they need his muscle.
Russell is worried because Malcolm and Denise aren't talking strategy with him, so he's hunting for the immunity idol. He pictures, accurately, the camera showing the idol and him walking by it. And it does and he does. Denise catches him searching and talks to Malcolm, who then goes through Russell's stuff to see if he's found the idol. (He hasn't.)
Over at Tandang, trouble is brewing between RC and Abi. Pete wants RC out, and he's wound Abi up to be a mini torpedo. Abi refuses to talk to RC, but then she keeps talking about how she doesn't want to talk. Drama, drama, drama.
Immunity challenge
Today's challenge involves carrying two pots of rice through a series of obstacles and put them on posts. Once all six pots are in place, they use a wrecking ball to smash them. First tribe to finish get immunity, steaks, seasonings and veggies. Second to finish, wins immunity and veggies. They also can trade the food for tarps.
Because Matsing is down to three, the other tribes have sit three of their members. Both tribes sit the women. Surprisingly, Matsing takes an early lead. It's Kalabaw that looks bad. But of course, Matsing loses a heartbreaker. Tandang finishes first. Kalabaw catches up and finally, both tribes have just one pot left. Malcolm, swinging for Matsing, misses twice. Jeff misses, but the ball swings back and catches the pot, sending Matsing's hopes falling to the ground with the rice.
Russell starts smashing pots and talking to God. He's a total buzz kill for the other two tribes who are celebrating their victories. Jeff Probst calls him out, saying he acts like he's a superhero who is never supposed to fail. Russell says he's not. He's supposed to be perfect. Oh my.
Tandang takes its food and splits; Kalabaw trades its food for the tarp; Matsing slinks off to prepare for tribal council.
Back at camp, there is oodles of scheming and plotting and by the end of it, we're convinced all three may get their torches snuffed.
Tribal council
Probst revisits Russell's need for perfection. Russell says it's just a mind set -- if he does his best, he should win. Probst has each of them making a case for themselves, and for getting rid of another. Malcolm says he's strong, Russell has spirit. Denise plays hard. Russell and Malcolm agree that Denise is the most dangerous because she plays the better social game. But now it's time to vote.
Russell votes for Malcolm; Malcolm votes for Russell; and Denise votes for Russell, who reacts as if he's been punched in the gut. His torch is snugged and he walks away without looking back.
Next time: Malcolm and Denise search for the hidden idol, and someone is hurt bad enough that the medics are called in. We've got money on it being injury prone Michael.


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Prince William County, Virginia is rich in history. Formed in 1731, it was named for Prince William, Duke of Cumberland, son of King George II. This blog is intended as a place for descendants and researchers of PWCo families to find and share information.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Website: PWCo Virginia by Ronald Ray Turner
Ron now makes most of his publications available on his website at PWCVirginia, but there's so much more to explore! You'll find links to his work documenting and transcribing the county cemeteries as well as businesses, structures, and miscellaneous papers and news articles.
If you're researching a PWCo family or surname, Ron Turner's website is a great place to start.
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I would love to get in touch with Ron Turner - he has done a magnificent job to surveying PWC cemeteries. I am trying to find one in the county that has not been photographed and put on Find a Grave but it seems they ALL have - great work. Just thought he might know of one that needs to be surveyed or photographed. I was going to make that my next project, but others have beat me to it. Maybe I will have to go down to Spotslyvania County. Most of the Alexandria cemeteries seem to be represented well on Find a Grave as well. Frustrating to want to help and not be able to.ReplyDelete
Most of the cemeteries in PWCo have been photographed for Findagrave by members of the DAR (there are chapters in both eastern and western parts of the county) as well as other volunteers through the years. But if there's one that hasn't been documented, Ron would be the one to know where it is. His familiarity with the county, its places and its people is pretty comprehensive.ReplyDelete
You can contact Ron directly through his website (link in the original post above or on my blog sidebar).
If you're looking to add cemeteries in the region, you might also try looking in Fauquier or Stafford.


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ATHERTON -- President Barack Obama on Thursday made a fundraising swing through one of the nation's richest ZIP codes as he continued to push for immigration reform, gun control and efforts to address climate change. But he made the most headlines for complimenting California Attorney General Kamala Harris on her looks.
Guests who paid up to $32,400 each for a brunch or a lunch at two picturesque Atherton homes got to hear a private speech from Obama, with the proceeds going to help Democrats get elected in Congress. Hundreds of others took to the streets to raise protest signs, hold a thumb up as the presidential motorcade zipped through quiet residential streets or simply to capture the spectacle on their cellphone cameras.
Obama, who attended two similar fundraisers in San Francisco on Wednesday night and slept in the city overnight, left the Bay Area on Air Force One, taking off from San Francisco International Airport about 1:20 p.m. with $3.25 million in Democratic campaign donations secured.
At the private fundraisers, Obama called California a "spectacular place" and highlighted Silicon Valley as "the epicenter of innovation in the nation."
On a critical issue for the president, taxing the wealthy to help balance the federal budget, he joked at the first fundraiser that just about everyone there and, "frankly, in this whole town probably," could afford to pay higher taxes. The median household income in Atherton, a town of 7,000, is a quarter-million dollars, and the average home value is $1 million.
Obama also praised Attorney General Harris, a rising star in the Democratic Party who was at the second fundraiser, for her "dedication and brilliance" -- and then said "she also happens to be by far the best-looking attorney general in the country."
After laughs, he said: "It's true! Come on!"
The comment, however, drew criticism on blogs and the Twitterverse and was featured prominently on the websites of several major media outlets.
He also joked about the short height of another attendee he couldn't find in the audience, U.S. Rep. Mike Honda, D-Campbell. He's "not like a real tall guy, but he's a great guy," Obama said.
Honda's newly announced Democratic opponent in the 2014 election, former Obama administraion official Ro Khanna, whose campaign team includes many former Obama advisers, was not present.
Obama flew in the Marine One helicopter from San Francisco to the Menlo Circus Club, landing in a giant wet field at the ritzy country club about 10 a.m. With police officers and firefighters and country club members snapping pictures, the motorcade took off and blew past about 100 protesters holding signs against the proposed Keystone XL pipeline -- and others who came out to show their support for Obama.
Katherine Forest, of Ladera, organized the protest and said she wanted the president to know that not just San Francisco activists are against the pipeline -- but also suburbanites.
"Otherwise they'll just say it's about a bunch of kooks," Forest said.
Inside the first event, at a brunch in the spectacular home of Medley Partners Managing Director Mark Heising and his wife, Liz Simons, atop the Atherton hills, Obama spoke to 30 people in a dining room with three tables. Within the intimate setting, Obama stood in a black suit, white shirt and silver tie and spoke to guests and reporters -- all within 20 feet -- for about 10 minutes before a private chat with the guests, who each paid $32,400 for a luxurious brunch that included salmon, quail eggs and a yogurt parfait with mint caviar.
He hit on a variety of topics.
"I want to make sure we've got the best education system in the world," he said. "I want to make sure that we're rebuilding this country. ... I believe we've got to get ahead on our energy policy."
Obama said he was confident Congress would pass comprehensive immigration reform in the next few months, though passing gun control laws would be tougher.
Next, the president took another five-minute ride to the Atherton home of Levi-Strauss heir John Goldman and his wife, Marcia, where tickets cost $1,000 to $20,000. About 250 people attended the outdoor lunch, as Obama spoke in front of a giant American flag and hit on many of the same topics, pushing those in attendance to fight for change by donating to help get Democrats elected.
"The reason I'm here is that the country still needs you," Obama told supporters. "You're going to have to push; you can't just wait for things to happen."
Susan Walker, who lives on Walsh Road two doors down from the brunch event, stood outside her home in the light rain, under an umbrella, hoping to see the president.
"I voted for him. I love him. I want to see if I can see his face. It's exciting," Walker said. Later, she and about 20 other people in the area waved as the motorcade went by, but didn't get to see the president.
In the group was Dennis McCourt of Redwood City. He didn't vote for Obama and was hoping that he'd get close enough, standing across the street from the party, to say a few words to the president -- and tell him why he opposes gay marriage.
"I'm disappointed in the president and the direction he's leading the country," McCourt said.
Deborah Levoy, of San Jose, attended an anti-Keystone protest Wednesday night in San Francisco. On Thursday, she held a cardboard sign that her husband had painted with flowers and trees on it. The sign said, "Tax carbon, not our children's future."
"I'm a mother," Levoy said. "I care deeply about my daughter's future and the future of all the children of the world."
After the luncheon at the Goldman home, the president took Marine One north to SFO, arriving shortly after 1 p.m. behind several military helicopters.
As snipers stood watch from atop nearby buildings on the northeastern side of the airfield, Obama strode about 50 yards to Air Force One and jogged up the steps, waving goodbye to news cameras before stepping inside. The plane began to taxi about 1:15 p.m. and took off five minutes later, headed back to Washington, D.C.
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An annular pancreas is a ring of pancreatic tissue that encircles the duodenum (the first part of the small intestine). The normal position of the pancreas is next to, but not surrounding the duodenum.
Annular pancreas is problem present at birth (congenital defect). Symptoms occur when the ring of pancreas squeezes and narrows the small intestine so that food cannot pass easily or at all.
Newborns may have symptoms of complete blockage of the intestine. However, up to half of people with this condition do not have symptoms until adulthood. There are also cases that are not detected because the symptoms are mild.
Conditions that may be associated with annular pancreas include:
Newborns may not feed well. They may spit up more than normal, not drink enough breast milk or formula, and cry.
Adult symptoms may include:
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Treatment most often involves surgery to bypass the blocked part of the duodenum.
The outcome is usually good with surgery. Adults with an annular pancreas are at increased risk for pancreatic or biliary tract cancer.
Call your health care provider if you or your child has any symptoms of annular pancreas.
Semrin MG, Russo MA. Anatomy, histology, embryology, and developmental anomalies of the stomach and duodenum. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 45.
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I would expect it to be the latter...
In my experience it depends on several factors...gender, muscle type, definition of "easier", level of conditioning, preferences and amount of time one can spend resistance training. Personally, I have found it easier to achieve toning but I am a 6' tall woman.
For me, it has been easier to achieve muscle toning. Being a female, over 40 I am happy to not be losing muscle mass. My brother was an avid bodybuilder and my experience from watching him through the years was that it was more difficult to increase muscle mass than to tone you muscles. He was about 5'11" and went through very regimented workouts most of his life. He was very muscular and toned, but never got to the level that you see in the muscle magazines. He had the build of the guys you see in the bowflex commercials. He also only used protein powder type supplements and no drugs. Anyway, that is my 2 cents.
This depends on a lot of variables. For people who have high metabolisms gaining even a pound of muscle mass can be a huge task. For other such as myself I can put on muscle mass but its very hard for me lean up and get toned. All you can do is tailor your approach to what you are trying to achieve. I firmly believe is this:
For muscle toning - high reps (12-24) with lower weight
For increasing mass - lower reps (2-12) with more weight
There are a million opinions out there but this one seems to be pretty universal in the fitness community.
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Type of Physician: Eye Doctor
What is a Eye Doctor? A certification by the Board of Ophthalmology; practitioners provide comprehensive eye and vision care. They are trained to diagnose, monitor and medically or surgically treat all eyelid and orbital problems affecting the eye and visual pathways, and to diagnose, monitor and treat all eye and visual disorders. They often prescribe vision services (glasses and contact lenses) as well as serve as a consultant to physicians and other professionals.
Specialty: Ophthalmology
Common Name: Eye Doctor
Eye Doctors in Pocatello * results
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Aaron J. Affleck
Affleck Eye Care
2900 Valencia Dr
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
(208) 523-6868
- 18 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 3
Charles P. Lawless
Charles P Lawless MD PA
1777 E Clark St Ste 310
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 232-4133
- 48 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 4
John M. Fornarotto
Pocatello Eye Care
246 N 18th Ave
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 234-4100
- 32 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 5
Gary W. Wallace
Center For Sight
2295 Coronado St
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
(208) 524-8600
- 26 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 6
Richard P. Cannon
Idaho Eye Center
1157 Call Pl
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 232-2008
- 12 years experience
- 3 office location(s)
- 7
Bradley P. Gardner
Idaho Eye Center
1157 Call Pl
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 232-2008
- 27 years experience
- 3 office location(s)
- 8
Matthew P. Traynor
Premier Eye Care
1449 E 17th St
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
(208) 529-6600
- 11 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 9
Kenneth W. Turley
Idaho Eye Center
1157 Call Pl
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 232-2008
- 39 years experience
- 3 office location(s)
- 10
Eric K. Romriell
Idaho Eye Center
1157 Call Pl
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 232-2008
- 14 years experience
- 3 office location(s)
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Robert R. Jones
Eye Care of Southeast Idaho
1441 Parkway Dr
Blackfoot, ID 83221
(208) 785-3377
- 28 years experience
- 3 office location(s)
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Nearby Pocatello Hospitals results
- 1Portneuf Medical Center
777 Hospital Way Ofc
Pocatello, Idaho 83201
(208) 239-100
- 2Safehaven Hospital And Care Ctr
1200 Hospital Way
Pocatello, Idaho 83201
(208) 232-257
- 3Power County Hospital District
510 Roosevelt St
Pocatello, Idaho 83211
(208) 226-320
- 4State Hospital South
700 E Alice St
Pocatello, Idaho 83221
(208) 785-120
- 5Bingham Memorial Hospital
98 Poplar St
Pocatello, Idaho 83221
(208) 785-410
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ZAPping the Zinfandel Debate
Post by Chuck Hayward | January 26th, 2011
In the wine industry, controversies come and controversies go, but one that seems to have stuck around a while revolves around zinfandel. And there's no better place to dredge up the old debate than at the annual ZAP Grand Tasting held each January in San Francisco. This year marked the event's 20th anniversary, and the question of what zinfandel is and what it should be gained even more traction than in years past.
The debate on zinfandel was probably best encapsulated by the SF Chronicle's Jon Bonné's Thirst column. Rather than go over it in detail, there are a few observations I think bear relevance. For one, it is very easy to project your ideas and philosophies onto a grape like zinfandel. It has a populist appeal which speaks to a broader segment of the market and grates the grits of those who take wine more seriously. Yet when one starts to dig deeper and learn about the old zin vineyards that populate California's North Coast region, complaints arise that the prices are too high and that it drives away everyday drinkers.
There can be no doubt that the "zin-fanatics" are a unique bunch of wine enthusiasts and they can certainly rile those who take their wine more seriously, including many who are in the industry. Thing is, those are often the same people who complain that we need more consumers at wine events. Apparently, the 8-10,000 zin fans lining up at Fort Mason don't count because they are "that type" of consumer. (more…)


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What are the most important areas that you want to learn more about?
Post your requests for examples and topics in the comments section. Let me know what you are struggling with, or something that you worked out, but it took way to long to figure out. I'll take the list and do my best to provide samples over the coming months.
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Governor Rick Snyder knows he's angered many people with some of his budget proposals, particularly when it comes to education. But, he says it's all for the betterment of the State. Snyder spoke at the Governor's Education Summit at the Kellogg Center on Michigan State's campus on Monday. He addressed hundreds of educators who are eager to hear more on how the Governor plans to re-invent education.
"Anything less than 100% is not good enough," declared Governor Snyder.
He is adamant about raising the bar when it comes to education in Michigan.
"If you look at the numbers, we're not doing as well as we have to do.... Less than 50% of students are proficient in writing across grades 4, 7, and 11," said Snyder. "That's not good enough."
The educators in the room were faced with the reality of sinking achievement and resources. But Snyder said, turning it all around starts with attitudes.
"The way to fix it is not to get down on people. It's not to spend time on blame. It's not to be negative to one another."
The governor wants to focus on proficiency and quantitative measurements. Something many educators say will be difficult and with the amount of proposed funding cuts, they call it an uneven sacrifice.
"If the purpose of schools are to raise citizens that to service the state and learn how to have a quality of life then those qualities aren't reflected on a test," said Matinga Ragatz, a teacher at Grand Ledge High School. "They don't measure everything."
"The best part of measurements is not to have measurement as a way to penalize people but to have measurements as a way to recognize success. To have a way to really measure what you've accomplished," said Governor Snyder.
State Superintendent Mike Flanagan says he's supportive of the governor and many of the reforms.
"The easy way out would be not to bring up pensions for revenue. I'm willing to pay taxes on pension, I think it's a fair resolution," said Flanagan. He added, "I think we have to be careful about being against something because in this case Medicaid would have been destroyed."
For children to succeed, the governor harped on the fact that performance needs to be measured, rewarded and it needs to be a joint effort.
"This is not about you or me, it's about 'we.' 'We' not spending time on blame. 'We' not spending time on past problems. 'We' will focus on the future and problem solving," said Snyder.


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#1: Flight of the Conchords at Comerica Theatre, July 3
New Zealand's self-described "fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo a cappella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo" sings songs from their titular – and hugely popular – HBO sitcom. $39.50-$55. 8 p.m. July 3 at Comerica Theatre. comericatheatre.com
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Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey goes to new extremes with this high-energy show featuring traditional elements of the circus combined with fast-paced performances and hilarious moments. Tigers, camels, dogs, acrobats, strongmen, bungee skydivers, BMX freestyle riders and clowns are among the stars. (text by Judy Harper) Tickets start at $20. Call for times. June 23-26 at Talking Stick Resort Arena. ringling.com/shows/circus-xtreme
Thomas Jefferson's skill with a quill is legendary. His skill with a straight razor is underrated. During his presidency, he sliced the logical verses out of the New Testament and glued them into his personal gospel, leaving the miraculous mumbo jumbo behind in his holey Bible. For this he was damned to hell. Sort of.
In this delightfully brain-tickling dramedy, playwright Scott Carter – producer of "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher" – dooms Jefferson to a purgatorial room that resembles every writer's hell: a blank page. Trapped with him are two gentlemen geniuses who also rewrote the gospel: Charles Dickens and Leo Tolstoy. To escape, they must reconcile their differences and jointly rewrite the Jesus story.
As anyone who's spent countless hours perfecting a Match.com profile or braved a blind date that felt more like a job interview can attest, dating sucks. And what if you're not the perfect blonde size-two? Prepare to receive more left swipes and painful jabs than a MMA rookie.
In a typical play it's protocol
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Much like a lass named Prudencia Hart.
She's old-fashioned, romantic,
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Likes her Scots ballads folky.
Won't sing karaoke.
But this play thrusts everyone into the melee
of a riotous, disorderly devil's ceilidh –
unbuttoning, beguiling, emboldening Pru,
and along with the heroine... you.
Told largely in rhyming couplet, this touring National Theatre of Scotland production sloshes together soulful ballads, sing-a-longs, and the supernatural. It's a full-bodied, whole-hearted, unforgettable experience.
John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men needs little introduction to many of us. The heartwarming yet emotionally devastating book was required reading at many schools, including my alma mater, Arcadia High School in Phoenix. Arizona Theatre Company brings the story to life through April 17 in a co-production with Milwaukee Repertory Theater. The play is aptly directed by Mark Clements.
If you've read the Diary of a Young Girl, written by Anne Frank while she and her family hid in an Amsterdam warehouse during the Holocaust, you know how profound her words were then and remain to this day. In 2005, British composer James Whitbourn set Frank's poignant diary to music, and the 14-movement work will make its way to the Valley for two performances in April.
Some characters are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. So it is with Sir Andrew Aguecheek, a secondary character who's red of face, dim of wit and lily of liver. But actor David Dickinson thrusts upon him such joyous jackassery he steals the show, and sets the tone for the production: gloriously over-the-top.
"Twelfth Night" – a Shakespearean "Yentl" that blurs the lines between feminine and masculine, friends and lovers, servitude and sex drive – is meant to be fun. It's also one of the Bard's most respected plays. And it treats us to some of his most famous lines: "If music be the food of love, play on," "Some are born great...," etc.
Even if you aren't familiar with the tragedies in Billie Holiday's life, you can hear them. They're the dusky bass notes that haunt even her happy songs. They're the sad cymbal beat behind her sassy flirting, her swearing, her minor key cackling. "I do the blues feelin' with a jazz beat," she says in Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill. There's a moment late in the play when, after staggering offstage, she walks back on with her white glove pulled down, revealing a telltale blue bruise down her arm. That's essentially what this one-woman show does: It peels back the dressing – the upbeat jazz, the celebrity, the showiness – to reveal the blues and the bruises beneath.
Combining Hamlet, Doctor Faustus, and Martin Luther and creating a comedy is the equivalent of mixing lead, nickel and iron and making gold. Playwright David Davalos has indeed achieved theatrical alchemy in this über-literary romp packed with witticisms that fly as fast as Hamlet's tennis balls (more on that later).


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Definition of lingual in English:
1chiefly Anatomy Relating to, near, or on the side towards the tongue.
Example sentences
- The later dinocephalians improved on this system by developing heels on the lingual sides of the incisor teeth which met against one another to form a crushing surface when the jaws were shut.
- The posterior lingual crista runs off the lingual side of the fifth cuspule, following the ridge of a posterolingual bulge.
- The cingulum, which is strong at the posterior border, thins out in anterior direction along the lingual and buccal sides.
2Relating to speech or language: his demonstrations of lingual dexterity
More example sentences
- If there are so many worlds, each rearing their own children, each would be sent into lingual isolation and be able to develop their own languages.
- Similarities in language that can be traced to an Atlantean lingual root are across the world, not limited to a single continent.
- This may be due to lingual complexities created by terms absorbed from other languages, says Jordan.
lingually adverb
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- Some teeth are slightly recurved lingually when seen in anterior view, with the labial surface of the tooth slightly convex and the lingual surface slightly concave.
- Lingually, this ridge crosses the paracone near its base and joins with the anterior cingulum.
- The crown is exodaenodont, forming two ventral lobes, the posterior the stronger; lingually, the crown is more deeply bilobed than labially, but the lobes do not extend as far ventrally.
Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin lingualis, from Latin lingua 'tongue, language'.
Words that rhyme with lingualbilingual, monolingual, multilingual
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STOCKTON - A car salesman was showing a vehicle to a woman about 1:50 p.m. Thursday in the 1300 block of East Miner Avenue when the woman shoved him into the vehicle, pinned him down and stole cash from his pants pocket, police said.
The woman then fled in a white Chevy Tahoe with a broken front windshield and an out-of-state rear license plate with a blue emblem on it, authorities said. The Tahoe was last seen going north on North Airport Way, officers said.
The robber was described as a heavyset black woman about 30 years old standing 5 feet 11 inches tall with a white and pink striped shirt, police said.
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A cool July morning greeted the Turkey Creek senior golfers Thursday at Turkey Creek Golf Course.
The scramble tournament was won by the team of Dick Pfalzgraf, Bill Goering, Sam Ulsaker, Homer Yowell and Lane Bomberger, who shot a 9-under 61 in the championship flight.
Taking second was the foursome of Tom Goldsmith, Joe LeDell, Galen Regehr and Jack Edwards, who finished with a 62.
In the first flight, the winning team was Tony Fiedler, Al Groake, Dan Hervey and Ron Robben, who shot a 65.
Taking second was Dean Dent, Dave Cutting, Bruce Hett and Al Kulbeth with a 67.
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FILE -- In an April 28, 2011, file photo then-Lt. Gen. John Allen, speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington. U.S. defense officials say Gen. Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, has been cleared of allegations of sending potentially inappropriate emails to a civilian woman linked to the sex scandal that ousted David Petraeus as CIA director. The officials said Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2012, the Defense Department's inspector general found the concerns about the Allen emails to be "unsubstantiated." (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak/file)
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By ROBERT BURNS
AP National Security Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House says it will go ahead with Gen. John Allen's nomination to become NATO commander.
The nomination had been put on hold while the Pentagon investigated Allen's email exchanges with a Florida woman linked to a sex scandal that led David Petraeus to resign as CIA director.
The Pentagon said on Tuesday that its inspector general determined that the email exchanges did not amount to conduct unbecoming an officer.
White House press secretary Jay Carney says he hopes the Senate will consider Allen's nomination "in a timely manner."
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Updated 7:15 PM ET
WASHINGTON A Pentagon investigation has cleared Gen. John Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, of professional misconduct in exchanging emails with a civilian woman linked to the sex scandal that led retired Gen. David Petraeus to resign as CIA director.
Pentagon press secretary George Little said Tuesday that Defense Secretary Leon Panetta was informed of the conclusion by the Pentagon's inspector general.
"The secretary was pleased to learn that allegations of professional misconduct were not substantiated by the investigation," Little said, adding that Panetta has "complete confidence in the continued leadership" of Allen.
The matter was referred to the Pentagon in November by the FBI during the course of its investigation of emails between Petraeus and his biographer-turned-paramour, Paula Broadwell. The FBI turned up thousands of emails between Allen and Jill Kelley, who was said to have received threatening emails from Broadwell.
Panetta: Don't jump to conclusions on Gen. Allen
FBI probes Gen. Allen emails in Petraeus scandal
At the time, officials said 20,000 to 30,000 pages of emails and other documents from Allen's communications with Kelley between 2010 and 2012 were in question.
Shortly after being contacted by the FBI, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta referred the matter to the Pentagon's inspector general, while expressing confidence in Allen and deciding that he would remain in Kabul as commander of all allied forces in Afghanistan.
At the same time, Allen's nomination to be the next U.S. commander of NATO forces in Europe was put on hold. The officials said Tuesday the White House had not decided whether to go forward with the nomination.
When the matter arose in November, defense officials expressed concern that at least some of the emails might be judged "inappropriate," but the inspector general determined that such concerns were "unsubstantiated," officials said Tuesday.
Maj. David Nevers, a spokesman for Allen, said he had no immediate comment on reports of his being exonerated.
Allen's successor in Kabul, Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, has been confirmed by the Senate and is scheduled to take over on Feb. 10.
Allen had maintained he did nothing wrong in the Kelley communications, but he has not spoken publicly about the specifics of his email exchanges with her. She served as a sort of social ambassador for U.S. Central Command in Tampa, Fla.
Petraeus is a former Central Command commander, and Allen is a former deputy commander there.
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I think we now know why producers changed the enemy in the new "Red Dawn" remake from Chinese to North Koreans.
Within seven years, China will eclipse the United States in box office revenue, according to a study by accounting firm Ernst & Young reported Thursday's Los Angeles Times.
China's domestic media and entertainment industry is expected to grow at an average 17 percent annual rate through 2015, exceeding the country's overall economic growth, according to the study, released at a conference hosted by the accounting firm in Shanghai. China currently has the second largest film revenue.
According to Studio Briefing, the report also said the Chinese entertainment industry faces numerous obstacles, including domestic piracy so pervasive that Chinese consumers expect to pay little or nothing for content. Government restrictions will also limit participation by domestic or foreign private companies.
In a statement, Ernst & Young's John Nendick said: "The challenges for media and entertainment companies to penetrate China are still considerable; however, the vast potential of the market makes it impossible to ignore."
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