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In rockaway beach, oregon
Relax and Enjoy!
Our vacation home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and sleeps up to 10.
Be cozy by the wood stove and watch movies on our TV, VCR or DVD player.
Relax in the Jet Tub or in the sitting area of the yard. Contemplate on the patio deck,
and fix a great meal in our fully equipped Kitchen.
Comfortable leather furniture, 2 queen beds, set of bunk beds, single day bed and a hide-a-bed. Futon couch/bed
Washer & Dryer.
Total of 3 TV's
Fire Pit
Gas & charcoal BBQ's
Dishwasher with Full Kitchen(tile)
New Linens & Bedding
Outdoor toys
Indoor Toys & games
Deck with chairs and Table. Also double rocking chair and single rocking chair
Wrap Around Chair area around tree
Big Yard
Large Parking Area
Events of things going on in town are in area description
If my dates are full, I have contacts to another couple rental units so I can refer you onto them.
GREAT RATES Daily, Weekly or Monthly Rates!$135 a night for 4 people and then $5 pp
You will be a short 5 minute walk to 7 miles of Sandy Beach, and even closer to all the quaint shops in town.
email: please put in subject area: vacation rental and leave a phone number so I can follow-up with more detail.I will need someone else to follow up with you on dates and rates so its important that you leave a contact number to get in touch with you.
157 S Dolphin, Rockaway Beach, OR
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In rockaway beach, oregon
Relax and Enjoy! GREAT FISHING
Experience the beachcomber's life in our beautiful home, just blocks away from seven miles of sandy, unspoiled beach.
Rockaway Beach is a quiet little retreat town, yet close to attractions such as the Tillamook Cheese Factory, Tillamook Air Museum, and the Pioneer Museum. Whether you're into charter fishing,crabbing or clamming, or just enjoying the breathtaking views of the ocean and Neahkanie Mountain, Rockaway Beach is the center of activity for Tillamook County.
Property Rates
|Jan 01 2015
|Dec 31 2016
|Lodging tax: 8%
|Deposits: $100
|Payment Options: PayPal, Personal Check
|Other Fees: $135 per night for 4 people and then $5 for each additional
Reviews for this vacation home rental in Rockaway Beach, Oregon
Andrew Mullins
Canby, Oregon
not happy
June 3, 2013
We went there last here and it was great...This year after many attempts never got any type of return...We wanted to stay but they never contacted us...I remember last year we gave up on it but at the last minute they contacted us and so we went and had a great time...i don't understand how they could be on the site if they don't do there end...a basic sorry we can't rent at this time or nothing...anyways that's my complaint...thanks
Ruth Noble
Nice house but poor service
September 6, 2012
We stayed at the house with our son's that are going to school in Portland. It was a nice house although not at all fancy. It was very difficult to get a hold of the owner and toward the end of our stay she never returned my phone calls at all. We had trouble getting into the place on the day we arrived because she didn't tell me where the key was hidden. And it delayed our picking up our son's and made our night very late. Over all even though the house met our needs we will not stay here again.
Andrew Mullins
Canby, Oregon
very cozy and nice
September 5, 2012
This place was just perfect...not to far from all the city activities yet far enough away from all the traffic..Enjoyed our stay and would surely stay again...thanks again.....
Sue Kreitzberg
Portland, OR
beach trip
August 27, 2012
Overall we had a very nice stay at this beach house. The living room in particular was very comfortable and we appreciated that the house was stocked with movies and games. The kitchen was also very nice, spacious, and modern. There wer just a few things that could have been better. The kitchen did not have dish washer soap when we arrived so we had to purchase that. A bigger problem was that the instructions as to the location of the lock box were very vague. We had to call the rental company and get in touch with the cleaning lady to find out the location of the lock box. This was a frustrating start to the trip. We were also surprised that there was no cell phone reception at the property and would suggest that this should be stated in the description of the house. Other than that we were quite satisfied.
Yasuhiko Watanabe
Oregon, USA
Wonderful and Nice House
August 19, 2012
Our stay at Puffins Perch this summer was really enjoyable. The house is very close to the beach and it's really easy to access there. The house is very clean and the layout is fairly nice and it's really good for one big family or two families. It's also close to the Pacific Oyster(seafood restaurant/seafood store) and Tillamook Cheese factory and you can get some fresh foods from them. While we were there, the weather was really nice and the temperature was very comfortable. The vacation home rentals was nice site to find the good vacation house. The house I found at first was not available, but they offered the Puffins Perch as alternate so as to meet our needs. As far as I know, other sites didn't offer proper one ( they recommended inept one).
Stacey Powell
Gresham, OR
Very Enjoyable Stay
August 1, 2012
A great little property. There was nice weather when we went so it was nice that it was very close to the beach but not quite on it. We are light sleepers so it was good not to be so close to the noise. The bed was comfortable & the hot tub in the bathroom was awesome. The house had that beach house eclectic charm. The only things I think that could improve this property is that we could not find any fans in the house so it did get fairly warm in the house. The other is that there isn't a good assortment of kitchen staples. We found sugar but nothing like cooking oil, coffee etc. We would have done more cooking at the house but did not want to go out & buy those things. A good assortment of cookware, working coffee pot & toaster however. We would definitely rent this property again.
Bob Yanak
Burien WA
Family stay
July 9, 2012
This is the second year we stayed in this house. Works good for us.........Close to town and sufficient room for seven of us....Three adults and four kids. Would rent again if available.
Carrie Hughes
Portland, Or
Great Family Getaway
June 23, 2012
Everything you could ask for!! We were there for the Nehalem Bay Crab Derby with our 4 kids and mother and we had plenty of space for all of us. The wife really enjoyed the LARGE jetted tub in the master bedroom. Really close to the beach and great proximity for the main strip. Rockaway Beach is so relaxing and quiet we love it there. We won a bunch of prizes at the derby and can hardly wait until next year. If you get a chance to stay here we would highly recommend it.
Brandon-Nicole Corkill
Spokane, WA
Awesome House
August 23, 2011
We had a great time at this house. Only blocks from the beach and very close to the store/shops. The house is very clean and is even better in person than the pictures portray! Thank you, we had a great time!
The Adams'
Longview, WA
Dolphin House
November 4, 2009
Quiet street, wonderful jetted tub, we enjoyed time with dear friends and were very comfortable there.
Olympia, WA
Should not be a rental
August 3, 2009
The owner showed up repeatedly once staring at us in the window another Sunday morning while we were showering demanding payment then asked us if our check was going to bounce. This smelly house feels like a mobile home with the kitchen built in the hallway. I would rather stay in a cheap hotel.
Great place to stay. Close to beach and town. Lots of things to see and do. Loved our stay at the house, had extras like even a outdoor firepit,horseshoes,crochet, bocce ball, etc for outside in yard or at the beach.


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After Einhorn appeared on the company's conference call today, and asked several pointed questions, shares of the nutrition company dropped sharply, tripping several circuit breakers on the way down. Shares are now off 20% to $56.08.
The company offers a range of products, from weight management shakes to digestive health products and energy and fitness supplements. Last year, the weight management products made up 63% of the company's sales.
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Einhorn on the call probed for more details about how many of the products the distributors hold are actually sold to consumers. Herbalife executives told him they have what is essentially a rule of thumb that says 70% are sold to customers, or just consumed by the actual distributors who purchase the products at discounts. The company said it doesn't have an exact percentage because it doesn't have "visibility to that level of detail."
Herbalife books its revenue at the time it sells the products to the distributors, and does maintain a buy-back program that would repurchase unused goods from those distributors. It said product returns and buy-back expenses were 0.4% of sales in 2011 and 2010.
The company was founded in 1980 by Mark Hughes, who died in 2000. (The company names a bonus it gives to top distributors after him.) The company went public in 1986 and says its mission is to "change people's lives."
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Carlson ranks fourth among AHL rookie defensemen with 39 points (four goals, 35 assists) in 48 games with the Hershey Bears this season. His +37 rating is good for a share of third place in the entire league. The 20-year-old native of Natick, Mass., has appeared in 20 games for the Capitals this season, with five points (one goal, four assists), six penalty minutes, and a +11 rating. Carlson scored his first NHL goal on March 25 in a 3-2 shootout loss at Carolina.
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SEBRING - Highlands County, your health is slipping.
That was the message Wednesday from the Florida Department of Health in Highlands County.
Premature deaths are increasing, and so are the percentages of adult smoking and adult obesity, child poverty, social support and deaths by injuries.
Even worse, we're doing it to ourselves. We're not exercising enough, even though the county is chock full of free outdoor recreational activities.
A Community Health Planning Committee is collecting information now about what's out there, said Barbara Turner, an operations and management consultant - fishing holes, walking trails, for-profit gymnasiums - and they're producing a document that will tell county residents how to get off their couches and get out there.
There is lots of good news: the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases decreased from 329 in 2012, to 315 in 2013, to 284 in 2014, along with teen births, which dropped from 64 two years ago to 56. The state rate is 38 per 1,000.
"One of our employees works with teen panels," Turner said. "They go into the schools and provide education to high school and middle school ages."
Children are taught how to think about their futures, asked what they want from life, and encouraged to make good choices, Turner said.
Sex education isn't being taught in schools, "but we will talk to teens who come in and want a pregnancy test, or if they want short- or long-acting contraceptive methods. Short-term is birth control pills, long-acting is an IUD or something like that."
Highlands County ranks in the third quartile of Florida counties with women who were overweight or obese at the time of conception, women with first trimester prenatal care, and late or no prenatal care. Perhaps as a result, the county has a greater rate than the state of hospitalizations, neonatal, post-neonatal and infant deaths, said Florida Charts.
One of Highlands County's worst kept secrets: there are people per mental health providers in Florida, but 1,783 people per provider locally.
"We have recognized that we need more mental health access to provide treatment," Turner said. "We have a relationship with Tri-County Mental Health Services and Peace River Center, in our health department here in Sebring and in Lake Placid."
The Community Health Status profile report from Florida Charts was frank about problems: "The percentage of adults reporting good mental health declined from 2007 to 2010, and the number reporting poor mental health on 14 of the past 30 days increased. The death rate from suicide is higher than the state rate, and it is increasing."
Domestic violence rates are also increasing while the rest of the state is declining, the Florida Charts report said.
The school district refers more students to the Department of Juvenile Justice than the rest of the state, and more violent acts.
"The Highlands County School District had close to a 400 percent increase in the population of homeless children and families from 2010-11 to 2011-12," said the Community Health Improvement Plan of Highlands County, which was prepared by the Health Council of West Central Florida.
"Highlands County does not score well or compare well to the state or other Florida counties for several diseases, including chronic lower respiratory disease, asthma and diabetes," said the survey, which compared hospitalization rates.
Our drinking water is worse than the rest of the state, too. Only 61 percent of our drinking water is fluoridated.
The number of drinking water violations - a new category - was 14 percent, and that's greater than Florida's rate of four, said Tom Moran, an operations and management consultant.
That may not mean water from the three municipalities, Moran said. "There are a number of private water systems in the county."
High school graduation rates have decreased from 73 percent two years ago to 70 percent in the 2014 report.
"Literacy can affect health outcomes if they are not able to read labels," Moran said.
"It has been a progressive effort to validate results and focus on areas that need additional improvement to ensure quality service for our community," said Mary Kay Burns, the Highlands County administrator.
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This is a discussion on [0/3] POHMELFS: the new release. Extended attributes. - Kernel ; Hello. I'm pleased to announce the new POHMELFS release. Short changelog: * Extended attributes. * Distributed locks for metadata updates. * Bug fixes and cleanups ( i n c l u d i n g w h i t e ...
I'm pleased to announce the new POHMELFS release.
Short changelog:
* Extended attributes.
* Distributed locks for metadata updates.
* Bug fixes and cleanups ( i n c l u d i n g w h i t e s p a c e s ! ).
POHMELFS is a very high performance parallel network filesystem with
local coherent cache of data and metadata. Its main goal is distributed
processing of the data.
Features supported by POHMELFS:
* Locally coherent cache for data and metadata with (potentially) byte-range locks.
Since all Linux filesystems lock the whole inode during writing, algorithm
is very simlpe and does not use byte-ranges, although they are sent in
locking messages.
* Completely async processing of all events (hard and symlinks are the
only exceptions) including object creation and data reading and
* Flexible object architecture optimized for network processing. Ability
to create long pathes to object and remove arbitrary huge
directories in single network command.
* High performance is one of the main design goals.
* Very fast and scalable multithreaded userspace server. Being in
userspace it works with any underlying filesystem and still is much
faster than async in-kernel NFS one.
* Transactions support. Full failover for all operations. Resending
transactions to different servers on timeout or error.
* Client is able to switch between different servers (if one goes down,
client automatically reconnects to second and so on).
* Client parallel extensions: ability to write to multiple servers and
balance reading between them.
* Client dynamical server reconfiguration: ability to add/remove servers
from working set in run-time.
* Strong authentification and possible data encryption in network channel.
* Extended attributes support.
POHMELFS roadmap now includes distributed and parallel facilities of the
1. POHMELFS homepage.
2. POHMELFS archive.
3. GIT trees.
4. Development status.
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SIKESTON - Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Myers and family moved last Friday into the American Legion Home on South Kingshighway and will be custodians of the home.
SIKESTON - Bob DeMarco, veteran center of the St. Louis Football Cardinals, will speak at the annual Distinguished Service Award banquet tonight at the Sikeston Country Club.
SIKESTON - A local certified public accounting agency will be hired by the Southern Scott County Ambulance District to review its financial books, the board decided in its January meeting. Spitzmiller, Hobbs, Clay, Berry and Co. was chosen unanimously to audit the district's records for $300 to $400.
CHARLESTON - The appointment of Ricky Penrod of East Prairie to fill the office of coroner of Mississippi County was officially made Tuesday by Gov. John Ashcroft. Penrod was administered the oath of office Wednesday by Mississippi County Clerk Junior DeLay and he will serve the remainder of the year in the appointive position.
SIKESTON - A $45,627 state tax credit approval will help support Sikeston's Drug, Alcohol and Delivery Center's Youth Opportunity Program which gives tax credits to businesses who hire disadvantaged and at-risk youth.
SIKESTON - Southfork Estates of Sikeston, with room for 102 "affordable homes," received the blessings of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Tuesday. The new subdivision will be located north of Wakefield Road across from the Sikeston Power Plant, about two-thirds of a mile from Route BB.


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Blade to print media: 'Be a nice profession'
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande said this week that it was time for independent regulation of the print media industry.
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande said this week that it was time for independent regulation of the print media industry.
As the ANC goes to its elective conference in Mangaung, we look at the resolutions made at the 2007 Polokwane conference. What have they achieved?
There is a great deal of important detail still to be finalised, but we should now put the idea of a statutory press commissariat behind us.
NEWS ANALYSIS: There is little clarity about the form a media appeals tribunal is likely to take.
Nic Dawes says the media should not be embarrassed by Chris Vick, who speaks for money and power, and not for "the little people" as he claims.
The Press Council's Ombudsman has reported to editors a 70% increase over the last three years in the number of complaints about newspaper reports.
At the Press Freedom Commission hearings, Public Protector Thuli Madonsela called for the press ombud to be "beefed up" and given more autonomy.
Newspaper editors have warned the Press Freedom Commission that introducing a media appeals tribunal would be "the death knell of a free press".
The ANC still wants "independent regulation" for the media, arguing that self-regulatory efforts are undermined by vested interests.
But the trade union federation stops short of calling for a mandatory media tribunal.
Commission is embarking on a campaign to elicit debate and is researching possible regulation.
COMMENT: Parliamentary indaba an attempt to usher in a media appeals tribunal through the side door
Franz Krüger looks at some of the key elements of the Press Council of South Africa's review that was released on August 18.
For two years, the Guardian, has been chipping away at a media ethics scandal emanating from Rupert Murdoch's Sunday tabloid.
Lumko Mtimde, chief executive of the MDDA, has been consistently outspoken in his support for a media appeals tribunal.
A three-pronged attack by the government comes as self-scrutiny increases.
The planned media appeals tribunal is once again high on the ruling party's agenda .
amaBhungane's Glenda Daniels explains everything you need to know about the proposed media appeals tribunal, Protection of Information Bill, and government's threat to pull media advertising. Watch the video for a neat summary of the threats to media freedom in SA at the moment.


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I realize that this might not exactly be the best time to take on a month long challenge, but shit, if I waited for a "good time" for anything in my life, I'd probably still be single with no kids, lounging around in my underpants right now.
Wait a second...
Alright so, anyway, I've decided to give myself daily challenges to help reconnect me with my better parent. I'm under the impression that I'm actually already pretty good, but it's life, interruptions, and all the other crap that get in the way of my fulfilling my potential.
They learned me good in therapist school didn't they?
All that means is that I don't know if it's anything I actually need to learn, but rather things I already know that I need to put into practice.
Feel free to join me. Or laugh at me. Or ignore me. I'm guessing it won't be the prettiest thing, nor will it be easy, but I'm hoping that we'll all benefit.
Challenge #1: Being present for my kids
So often, I find myself ignoring what they're saying because I'm already onto something else that needs to be done. I'll say "Yes, that's great now go [insert chore that I've told them to do 300 times already]" and I have absolutely no clue what they said.
Or, I admit it, I'm just not listening. I'm tuning out. Escaping. Even though my body is quite obviously there.
Today, I'm going to listen to what they're trying to tell me first, and then speak. And I'm going to try to not be thinking about something else while they're talking. That doesn't mean I won't be doing other things. I can't spend every waking minute with them. But when they ask me something, or address me, or tell me a reallllllly long ass story, I will be there, in the moment. And I will listen. Not just hear.
I'll let you know how that went tomorrow. And I'll be back with another challenge!


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How to Have a Productive Day
Four Methods:Before BedBefore Work/SchoolAt Work/SchoolAfter Work/SchoolCommunity Q&A
Tired of feeling non-productive? Day after day and you feel like all you're doing is spinning your wheels? Follow these steps to get out of that frustrating cycle.
Method 1
Before Bed
1Lay out the clothes you will need for the next day.
2Prepare a lunch or breakfast waiting to grab out of the fridge. Just look at that scrumptious meal!
3Tidy up a bit. This step shouldn't take more than 3-5 minutes per room of your house. This is not the time to start a major cleaning project, just pick up the socks and underwear, wipe off counters, and be done with it.
4Settle down with a book before bed. Not only is it relaxing and a good transition between day and night, it also improves your grammar.
5Go to sleep in plenty of time to feel refreshed in the morning.
Method 2
Before Work/School
1Change. It's hard to get anything done in your P.J.'s, because you'll still be in a sleepy mindset.
2Make your bed.
3Pull out anything you need to thaw for dinner (don't forget side dishes). If something needs to be put in the crock pot, now is the time to do it.
4Make an effort to grab garbage out of the car and throw it away on your way into work.
5Leave the house early enough to arrive at work a few minutes ahead of time. This will assure you have a bit of time to settle in before your day begins.
Method 3
At Work/School
1Create or review your to-do list of what has to be done for the day.
2Prioritize your list by order of importance (see tip below)
3Monitor the tasks that you have to do, and keep track of areas where you could save time. This can be accomplished quite easily and with little effort with the help of Chess Clocks sitting on, or near to, your work area or desk where you spend most of your time employed.
4Complete your to-do's, crossing them off as you go. Re-prioritize as needed or as new projects come up.
5Tidy your desk before you leave. Prepare your work area for the next day.
Method 4
After Work/School
1Relax for a bit, knowing you had a productive day at work.
2Make supper, if needed.
3Serve and eat dinner.
4Plan your morning routine. Do this by reviewing your calendar to see what's coming up the next day and by making a to-do list as suggested in the tips.
5Tuck in anyone that needs to be tucked in.
6Start over with step 1 under "Before Bed" to ensure you have another productive day tomorrow.
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How can I make a to-do list?wikiHow ContributorMake a list of things you need to do that day on a sheet of paper. Start with the simplest tasks that will take the least amount of time, and finish off with the most difficult tasks. Go through your list in order, and tick off the tasks once you complete them.
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- By prioritizing your day you can finish the urgent tasks first. This will allow you to handle those "emergency" situations that will inevitably pop up without having them throw your entire schedule off.
- Put statements of productive conditions on small index cards (desk is clean and neat, bed is made, clothes are set up for tomorrow, bills are current, laundry is done, next meal is organized, dishes are done). Keep the cards handy and shuffled. Each day go through the condition cards, placing them into two piles: "done" and "need to be done." Complete the need to be done cards. Getting all the cards in the done pile is quite reinforcing. After a while, you will learn these conditions nearly automatically.
- Take some time for yourself to just do something you enjoy. Call a friend and talk, breathe deeply and simply, or take a nature walk. Enjoy these moments that may boost up your energy and motivation levels.
- Stay calm and collected. You mustn't feel rushed.
- Make sure to remain flexible in your plans.
- While working on your to-do list, don't forget to add things you want to do as well as what you must do. Include things that will help you obtain goals as well.
- Clipping out articles and pictures of magazines is a great way to come up with ideas on how to do things not only more effectively, but to have more fun as well. A simple 3 ring binder with dividers and page protectors can help keep all of these ideas in one place.
- Here's a tip to prioritize lists: red or "A" equals "Must be done today", yellow or "B" is "Must get done some time this week", green or "C" is "Must get done eventually." or "Not due this week, but it still must be done." Then leave the rest uncolored or unlettered for stuff like "Maybes" and "Eventually some time but not in the near future."
- After you relax and before you eat supper, go for a walk to burn some energy and take in some crisp cool air. If its hot, water your lawn. If its cold just sit outside with a jacket and a book.
- Don't get too comfortable when you clock off work and arrive home. Make sure you still manage your evening time effectively, creating a relaxed approach schedule on when to have dinner.
Things You'll Need
- Paper and pen for keeping to-do lists (optional if you follow the link below)
- 3 ring binder
- Page protectors
- Small index cards
Sources and Citations
- http://www.tadalist.com Great little online to-do list keeper in case you'd rather do it that way instead of on paper.
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One Minute Distraction Chuk's musing, rambling and spiel https://blogs.oracle.com/chuk/feed/entries/atom 2009-06-29T18:26:39+00:00 Apache Roller https://blogs.oracle.com/chuk/entry/hello_world Hello World chuk 2005-06-22T22:32:37+00:00 2005-06-23T06:07:16+00:00 My first blog. Hello world I guess

 A bit about myself. I'm a Sun employee based in Singapore. Have been working with Sun since since 1996. I work mainly with developers in the APAC region.

 Okay, Sun's internal blog posting policy says I should write about something interesting, so here are 3 interesting things happening right now

I have a hands-on-lab session at JavaOne (next week) call "LAB-5205 Developing JFC/Swing Applications Using the NetBeans™ 4 IDE". The lab is 120 mins. My collegue Bernard Ng and I worked on the lab. Its on Tue Jun 28 in Hall E 130/131. Come and join the lab if you have the time.

I've been working on a Java game for the past 9 months. The game is based on Game Workshop's out of print boardgame call Space Hulk. I've always wanted to have an interesting project going on in the background. With this game, I've finally found the right project with the correct challenge to keep me interesed. I'll blog more (count on it ) on this later.

My Aikido grading is coming up in 3 weeks time. I hope I'm not going to miss it. I have to skip my last grading because of work commitments. Both my 6 and 8 year old sons are now ranked higher than me. BTW, just in case you are wondering, I'm a white belt which is right at the bottom.

 Wow! I've just completed my first blog. Will try blogging from JavaOne/SFO next week.


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Apparently, Ashton puts quickie love letters around the house for Demi to find. She recently revealed, "I have Post-It notes placed in various locations, all with messages of encouragement or love...Some have been there, I don't know, seven years."
We know Hilary Duff and her hockey huzz aren't the only celeb couple to do it, but they're one of the few to admit it. When asked about sending intimate pics, she said yes, but "never with my face in it." Smart girl.
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Friends and family are mourning the loss of a 23–year–old killed in a car crash over the weekend while his friend, who's facing charges in the death, waits behind bars to see a judge.
11 News is learning more about the victim of Sunday's deadly crash on Highway 6 and 50.
The Mesa County Coroner has identified the man as 23–year–old John Fullmer IV.
11 News is also learning more details about what led to the arrest of the driver in a newly released arrest affidavit.
John Fullmer III told 11 News his son had moved to Fruita nine months ago from South Carolina to work in the oil fields and he was just really starting to settle in.
He says John IV was a good kid, a hard worker and even coached little league football.
John Senior and John Junior coached the Fruita Cowboys together and John senior says he will really miss that.
Grand Junction Police say John Fullmer IV was in the front seat when his friend, 21–year–old Jesse Reed drove their SUV into a light pole at 24 3/4 Road on Highway 6 and 50 Sunday morning.
Investigators say Fullmer was thrown from the car and died on scene.
Police arrested Reed on vehicular homicide and DUI charges.
According to his arrest affidavit just released by investigators, officers on scene said reed had watery bloodshot eyes, smelled like alcohol and admitted to drinking.
The other passenger in the car, 19–year–old Charles Troutman, was treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. He was ticketed for having alcohol.
On Monday, Reed was being held in the Mesa County Jail without bond.
He's scheduled to face a judge Tuesday.
John Fullmer's dad said at first he was angry at Reed, but now he feels bad for him because Reed will have to deal with the incident for the rest of his life.
John Senior is making funeral plans. Instead of donating flowers, he's asking the community to donate to the Mesa County Junior Football association in his son's name. That money will go to a scholarship.
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You will never see what you never look for!
On January 8th, I challenged our church to see "red." How many red items can you see in one week? As the people in the church began to train their eyes to see red, they were overwhelmed with how much red is in the world. It seems as if red is everywhere… if you are looking for it. The only way you will not see red, is if you are too busy to see red.
On January 15th, I reported the findings to our church: There were over 54,000 red sightings during the week. Does that mean there were only 54,000 red items the people came across? No! But they took the time, focus, and energy to see and report back to be the over 54,000 red sightings. I then gave them the ultimate challenge: Instead of seeing red this week, I want you to see God. What is God doing in, through, and around you? Again, you will never see what you never look for? Is God actively at work in our world? Can we really see God? They answer is a huge resounding, yes!! John affirms this truth in his Gospel, in chapter 5:17 "Jesus said to them, 'My Father is always at his work to this very day, and I, too, am working'." God is at work around you, in you, and through you. Are you seeing Him?
On January 22nd, I reported the findings to our church: There were 69 God sightings during the week. Does that mean there were only 69 movements of God in the lives of our people? No! But they took the time, focus, and energy to see and report back to be the 69 God sightings. How much of God do we miss? I have challenged our people to continue to look for God in 2012. During this year, we have created a bulletin board where our people are going to pin up their God sightings. It is my hope and prayer that we will see this bulletin board grow and grow with God sightings. I pray that on December 31, 2012 there will be no more room for even one more sighting of God. I pray that there will be layer after layer of God sightings in our people.
Why is this important? Why should we make the effort to notice God's work in our lives? Every time we see God, our faith grows just a little. The more we make an effort to see God and thank God for His faithfulness, the more our faith grows; the more we see God the more we see our faith grow and on and on. God is actively working in your life. Will you take the time and effort to see Him at work? Remember, just because you don't see the hand of God, doesn't mean He is not at work. You will never see what you never look for!
Will you join us? No matter where you live or where you go to church, will you join us in watching to see God in 2012? When you see God actively working in your life, send me an email and tell me what He did? I will write it down and post in on our board. You can email me at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Here is one example of a God sighting:
We have a precious family in our church who had not attended for a few months. This past Sunday they came back to much rejoicing. It was such a blessing for me to see them again. They are able to talk to people and really be encouraged in their faith. It was as if they were never gone. This family was also able to sit by a wonderful godly lady. Both the husband and wife were able to tell this lady how much she meant to them and their family. Their children were able to give her a huge hug – it was a wonderful time. They did not realize it would be the last time they saw here this side of heaven. A few hours later, this lady laid down to go to sleep. She woke up in the presence of our Savior. Was it just a coincidence that this family came to church on the last day of this lady's life? I cannot express to you how important it was for this family to have that time with this godly lady. It was, without a doubt, a divinely orchestrated meeting between one family and one godly lady. If we aren't careful, or if we are not looking, we would miss even God's most apparent and clear dealings with you and me.
Will you watch for God in 2012 and report back to the church? No matter where you live, email me with your God sightings.


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The French Laundry Served Its Final Dinner for a While
Thomas Keller was working the pass.By Hugh Merwin
Thomas Keller was working the pass.By Hugh Merwin
The restaurant's midtown location intends to reopen by Saturday.By Hugh Merwin
Thursday, November 6 will be its last night for a while.By Hugh Merwin
David Chang's relocating the restaurant to Extra Place.By Sierra Tishgart
The Breuer building is closed, but the huckleberry pancakes will be back in May of 2015.By Hugh Merwin
It closed after service on August 18 when a pipe burst in its dining room.By Hugh Merwin
It'll be back up and running in no time.By Hugh Merwin
Galen Zamarra's second restaurant opened in 2011.By Hugh Merwin
The restaurant may reopen with a new concept.By Hugh Merwin
"At the moment, it doesn't look like Pastis will go back into that building."By Hugh Merwin
The 22-year-old restaurant is already taking reservations for September.By Hugh Merwin
The new one will hopefully be open by November.By Hugh Merwin
The po' boys are only temprorarily on hold.By Hugh Merwin
The renovation will happen "hopefully during winter."By Hugh Merwin
It'll be back after some renovations, a rep tells Grub.By Hugh Merwin
They're moving across the street.By Hugh Merwin
The restaurants opened last October.By Hugh Merwin
It's getting a Coravin wine machine.By Hugh Merwin
The beer hall cited the ever-popular "refurbishments," even though it's been open for just five months.By Alan Sytsma
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SB 661 makes protesting at funerals a misdemeanor crime. The law comes after groups of protesters showed up at funerals for homosexuals, military members and federal judges. SB 9 allows some prisoners convicted of murder when they were a minor to be eligible for parole after 25 years behind bars. SB 1458 puts less of an emphasis on standardized tests in public schools. Factors such as graduation rates and college-going rates will be used to calculate a school's academic performance index. AB 2189 allows undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as young children and have lead productive lives to get a driver's license. SB 1303 requires warning signs within 200 feet of red light cameras. SB 1298 allows testing of cars that drive themselves... as long as a human can intervene if something goes wrong. SB 900 and AB 278 prevent lenders from foreclosing on a home while at the same time talking with a homeowner about loan modifications. SB 1844 bans employers from asking workers or applicants for their user names and passwords to social media sites, such as Facebook. AB 137 requires health insurance companies to cover mammographies after a referral from a doctor. AB 1616 legalizes and sets standards for selling food products made in home kitchens. AB 1581 bans telemarketers from advertising that flower shops are local when they are not. SB 1219 extends a law that ensures you can drop off used plastic bags to be recycled at large retailers such as grocery stores. AB 1162 quadruples fines to $40,000 for poaching deer, elk, antelope or big horn sheep.
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November 2, 2006
A pit bull ring has been exposed in Warrenville, and two men have been arrested.
Deputies and animal control officers say they found a fight in progress.
News 12 has a closer look at the brutal sport and its consequences.
The fact is, these dogs pay a big price.
Most don't live past 3 or 4 years old...and they're the lucky ones.
Officers say 17 pit bulls, some as young as six months old, were being trained to fight.
"Most of the time when they're fighting, they fight until they're dead," Rodney Cooper, the temporary chief of the Animal Control office told News 12. "Usually only one comes out of the pit alive."
The dogs that were rescued from the ring are mild-tempered and calm around humans...but as soon as another dog shows up, they turn vicious.
"We can walk them on a leash, but if they get close to another animal, they'll want to attack," Cooper said.
One of them was injured so severely, it'll most likely be put to sleep. Aiken County Animal Control officers say the dog not only has a broken leg, but it's also suffering from severe internal bleeding, with several very visible puncture wounds all over its body.
"It's a so-called 'sport', and it's nowhere near a sport," said Cooper. "It's inhumane."
18-year-old William Gines and 23-year-old Koran Sapp are charged with felony animal fighting.
The owner of the home where the dogs were found didn't want her face shown. She told us she knew her son was breeding pit bulls, but didn't know there was an illegal ring right in her backyard.
"I told him he needed to move them because they get loose, and I thought he bred them to sell," she said.
The two men who were charged did not live at the homeowner's address.
If convicted, they could face up to five years in prison, a fine up to $5,000, or both.
Investigators are still looking for several other people who were watching the dogs fight when the house was raided.


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R-71: 9,000 new signatures counted
Signature checkers for the state Elections Division have scrutinized almost 9,000 new Referendum 71 signatures, bringing the cumulative check total to over 88,000.
Over 77,000 signatures have been accepted and more than 10,000 rejected on various grounds, bringing the error rate so far to just under 12 percent.
The daily update showed these cumulative totals: 88,191 checked, with 77,637 accepted and 10,554 rejected. Sponsors, Protect Marriage Washington, need 120,577 valid Washington voter signatures if they are to gain a November statewide ballot spot. They are attempting to overturn the newly adopted "everything but marriage" law that expands state rights and responsibilities to state-registered domestic partners so that they equal those granted to married couples.
The rejection rate is 11.97 percent. Sponsors can sustain an overall error rate of no more than 12.4 percent if they wish to make the ballot. The error rate has been edging up, as traditionally occurs with initiatives and referenda as the duplicate signature rate rises. Thus far, 867 signatures have been rejected as duplicate or triplicate. At the same time, checkers are taking a new look at the signatures that were previously rejected because they weren't found on the state voter database. Master checkers are reviewing to see if some of those people were newly registered and not on the version of the database the checkers were using.
The rejections thus far include 8,822 people whose registrations were not found, 821 whose petition signature did not match the one on file, 887 duplicates and 44 cases where checkers have asked the voter's home county for an electronic signature that can be compared with the signature on the petition.
The checkers have now look at about 400 "volumes" or batches of 15 petition sheets, each bearing between 1 and 20 signatures. There are 623 volumes total.


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Lana Parrilla, who plays Regina Mills/the Evil Queen on ABC's "Once Upon a Time," doesn't look very menacing as she reaches over to help with the French press coffee carafe on a recent trip to a Hollywood cafe. There's definitely a softer side to the sometimes vengeful monarch, and to the Puerto Rican/Sicilian actress who inhabits the fairy tale role.
"I grew up in Brooklyn and was tough -- kind of loaded with attitude -- and then I came here. I'm sure people found me kind of intimidating," Parrilla says. "I didn't fit in on any level when I moved from Brooklyn to Burbank -- on any level. And then I met a bunch of hippies and I became a little hippie myself. A Brooklyn hippie."
It's that dichotomy that has seemed to fuel not only Parrilla but also the show itself in its second season. The characters on "Once Upon a Time" now know who they are (fairy tale denizens transplanted to a Maine town called Storybrooke years ago by a curse) and have to cope with this knowledge and the return of magic to what was once a magic-less world. Parrilla's Mills, who also is the city's mayor, fights to gain the acceptance/love of her adopted son Henry while resisting the urge to use magic -- and sticking it to Snow White's daughter Emma Swan any time she can.
Mills was one of the few characters who actually knew who she was as a fairy tale being, and she, as well as the show's producers, kept the secret safe for most of the first season.
"I wanted to confuse the audience, so I would do different takes. One where she had the knowledge that she was the Evil Queen, and some where she didn't at all. I would let producers and editors tell which story they wanted to tell," Parrilla says.
"In the beginning it was a creative choice to keep them really different. Then down the road, it's been a blending of the two characters.
"Now the contrast happens more in the writing, where, in the second season, she's on this road to redemption, but in fairy-tale land, it's back to the moments leading up to the curse, so she's the craziest she's ever been. I love the contrast."
Creators Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz have said that themes of identity and parenting will permeate the second season of "Once Upon a Time" -- notions that played a role in shaping the career of Parrilla.
"At 3 years old, I was imitating and doing fun little commercials for the family. Then at 5, I knew, 'OK, this is something I really like.' At 8, I was crying in front of the mirror and my mom was like, 'Oh boy, here we go. We know what she's going to do,' " Parrilla says.
The youngster wasn't allowed to attend a performing arts high school, though, due to a protective father, delaying her entrance into serious acting.
"I studied professionally after high school and started working at 21 years old. I took some time and learned the craft," she said.
She continued to learn, wanting to emulate the career of her favorite actress, Glenn Close.
With memorable roles in Fox's "24" and CBS's short-lived series "Swingtown," Parrilla found that she enjoyed being a character actor like Close but was advised to expand her comfort zone.
"One of my mentors when I was 19 years old -- her name is Jocelyn Jones -- said, 'Lana, you gotta learn how to be a leading lady. Take off the wigs and drop the accents,' " Parrilla says. "On 'Swingtown,' I think that's when I was able to blend the character-slash-leading lady roles, and that's what I'm doing on 'Once Upon a Time' as well. She's a leading lady, but she's also this character."
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MINER -- New construction slated for the land currently occupied by the Raudmont Inn should make a difference in the city's coming fiscal year.
Board of Alderman members adopted the budget for the city's next fiscal year which begins Sept. 1 and runs through Aug. 31, 2007, after approving an amendment to the 2005-2006 budget during their regular meeting Tuesday.
"The city of Miner has continued a close watch on expenditures due to the slow economy and unstable future," City Clerk Janet Tuttle wrote in her budget message.
"There have been no new businesses or expansions this year but we are hopeful as there will be construction of two new motels and demolition of one existing motel this fiscal year. In conjunction with the new Drury Inn & Suites, a Steak 'n Shake will also be constructed which promises more revenues," she continued. "We feel, even with the slow recovery of the economy, the higher fuel costs and increased cost in other consumer goods, these new constructions will help bring interest and possibly more growth to our city in the coming year."
The budget projects $1,258,440 in revenue for the general fund as compared with $1,136,211 last fiscal year.
Total expenditures for the budget are $1,250,991 with last fiscal year's total being $1,042,547.
The Board also readopted the financial disclosure ordinance.
"All this has to be done every year," Tuttle said.
An attempt to officially set the city's tax levy for 2006 at the current rate of 19 cents per $100 assessed valuation on personal and real estate property failed to get the required three votes, however.
Alderman Frank Tatum is on vacation and Alderwoman Peggy Holman voted against it as she wants to see the rate raised.
As Tuttle advised the tax levy needs to be set before the end of the fiscal year, a meeting was set for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
In other business:
* The Board's approval of revisions to the city's personnel handbook was vetoed by Mayor Betty Barnes. "I'm strongly against changing this handbook," she said. "I think it's very bad, bad policy to change it."
The revision Barnes is opposed to would allow two relatives to be hired in the same city department if all avenues of finding another suitable candidate have failed.
The change is proposed so a particular applicant can work at the water department under their father-in-law.
While this revision as written would only apply to positions that require a license or certification to hold the position, Barnes said she thinks it could cause problems for the city in the future.
"If you open it for one, you open it for all," she said.
Sharon Smith, a resident of Miner, said she doesn't think it's a good idea to have someone working for the city under their father-in-law. "You're asking for trouble," she said.
Another revision included in the ordinance would limit employees to three unexcused absences within a 12-month period.
Alderman Justin Medley said the board members will attempt to override the mayor's veto, which requires a two-third majority, in a future meeting.
* Board members approved the purchase of a generator, lighting, adaptors and a drop tank assembly for the fire department at a cost of $14,470.74 from Battalion Three.
With these purchases, "both trucks will be the same," said Jack Tucker, fire chief.
Medley said the Board only budgeted $10,000 for the department's equipment line item, "but I think it's necessary."
* Board members said they are in favor of funding the re-establishment of a city firing range but tabled action until Wednesday's meeting to allow the police department's officials to gather firm figures on the cost to do so.
"They're wanting to put it back where it used to be," said Dub Higden of the Department of Public Works. "It will be gated and signs put up. It will be a safe location."
The department had used Sunshine Steel's firing range but has experienced problems lately with the range's other users not taking care of targets. "The range is in really bad shape," said Capt. Darrin Skinner of the Miner Police Department.
Chief Roger Moore said the sheriff's department firing range often presents scheduling conflicts and transportation costs the department can't afford to deal with.
* The payment of $316 in yearly dues to the Bootheel Regional Planning Commission was approved.


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Did you ever do much garden work? Whether a flower garden or a vegetable garden it takes a great amount of work.
It means preparing the soil, getting rid of the weeds, as you work with the soil you make it fallow so you can plant.
It reminds me that we must feed and take care of and give our souls nourishment.
A workshop for the LaFollette City Council uncovered a basket full of items to approve at the next meeting.
Discussion on the capital outlay note and the library grant took place during the workshop. Acting City Administrator Cade Sexton reported the library grant worth over $200,000 might be awarded to the city. Sexton will be notified by the end of September about the grant.
On Monday, the fourth annual Miners Mile will take place at Indian Mountain State Park. The Jellico event will feature a two-mile walk, 5K and 10K races. A total of 14 age groups can participate in the action, making the event a family activity, said spokesperson for the Miner's Mile Kevin Shelley.
"There is something for everyone," said Shelley. "I am always interested to see the places people are coming from."
The regular meeting of the Caryville Municipal Planning Commission will be held at 6 p.m. on Sept. 2 in the Caryville City Hall.
The East Tennessee Human Resource Agency (ETHRA) will be distributing USDA commodities on Sept. 3 at the community center, old West LaFollette School, from 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 -2 p.m. Please bring a box and someone to carry the food out for you. For more information call ETHRA at 562-2948.
A syrupy breakfast was served up to support CASA of Campbell County in their efforts to help abused and neglected children last Saturday.
The event fed over 150 people and raised over $1,400 for local children in the court system.
CASA Volunteer Coordinator Maggie Inscho said the event was a huge success, bringing different types of supporters than other fundraisers.
On Sept. 11, the Campbell County Human Society will host a meet and greet designed at gaining new members.
Beginning at 1 p.m., the public, and their pets, can stop by pavilion number one at Cove Lake State Park to enjoy refreshments and learn more about the CCHS, said Elaine Maxwell, humane society member. Entering its 13 th year the humane society currently has around a dozen members. However, it hopes to see that number grow after the meet and greet.
"We just want people to come and see what we are about," Maxwell said.
The following indictments were returned last week. Arraignments are scheduled for Sept. 7 at 8:30 a.m.
Jamie Hembree- theft over $1,000, vandalism over $1,000.
Nicholas Valdez- aggravated burglary, theft over $1,000.
Paul Hubbard- rape.
Sandra Wilson aka Smiddy- attempted theft of property $60,000 or more, forgery $60,000 or more, criminal simulation $60,000 or more.
James Leach- simple possession of drug paraphernalia, promotion manufacture of meth (property), promotion manufacture of meth, reckless endangerment-deadly weapon involved.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as or similar to other members of the community.
Campbell County Property Transfers
Aug. 23 – Aug. 27
Dennis Kilgore and Janice Kilgore to Jonathan James Kilgore, Dist. 1, $10,000.
Claiborne Construction and Supply Com. to Crass Properties LLC, Dist. 3, $55,000.
THOR Industries LLC to Jerry Faerber and Margaret H. Faerber, Dist. 3, $75,000.
Thelma Irene Heaton to Brenda Farris, Dist. 5, $15,000.
A Greyhound bus was stopped in Campbell County last Friday after a passenger called 911 to report a possible bomb on board, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The emergency dispatch in Knoxville received a phone call from a passenger about an individual carrying a suspicious package around his waist. The package was allegedly wrapped in duct tape and could possibly be an explosive, according to the report.
Ashley Wyrick and Ben Marlow were married July 10 at McCloud Mountain Resort, Duff. Rev. Daniel Deck of Knoxville performed the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Barbara and Brian Ferguson of Madison, AL and Cindy and Tim Wyrick of Sevierville. The groom is the son of Harrison Marlow and Mary Ledwell, both of Jacksboro.
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Cubic neutrons might find it hip to be square
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Neutrons and protons may appear quite spherical here on Earth, but two physicists in Spain and Germany have suggested that, if squeezed under enough pressure, these subatomic particles might squish themselves into cubic shapes. Although no evidence for such cubic neutrons has yet been obtained, an unprecedentedly heavy neutron star that was discovered last year could potentially house these unusually shaped particles. The star in question, which inspired the study, is a rotating neutron star – or "pulsar" – with a mass twice that of our Sun.
Neutron stars are created when a star explodes in a violent supernova, shedding most of its matter and forcing the remaining 80–90% of the star's mass to collapse in on itself. If that remaining star is more than 2.5 times the Sun's mass, then it can collapse completely, forming a black hole. But lighter stars instead stabilize, crushing 1.3–2 times the mass of the Sun into a city-sized sphere with a radius of just 11–12 km. These stars are so dense that gravitational pressure forces the electrons in atoms to merge with protons – forming neutrons. The inside of the star ends up being composed almost entirely of neutrons, hence the name "neutron star".
However, Felipe Llanes-Estrada, who is on leave at the Technical University of Munich, and Gaspar Moreno Navarro of the Complutense University of Madrid say that if the interior pressures are high enough, the neutrons could be squeezed into cubes. They could then pack more tightly, further reducing their total volume by about 24%. "It's like stacking oranges in a supermarket – the oranges at the bottom of the stack are a little distorted because of the weight of the ones on top," says Llanes-Estrada.
Cubic movement
According to the two physicists' calculations, neutrons would become fully cubic at a density of some 1015 grams per cubic centimetre, which is equivalent to an energy density of 500 megaelectronvolts per cubic femtometre (10–15 metres) (MeV/fm3). Although the cores of most neutron stars are just less than that density, a new, heavy pulsar discovered last year has a central region that exceeds that density by a factor of two, according to Llanes-Estrada – meaning that it could potentially harbour cubic neutrons.
The discovery of the pulsar came as a surprise to astronomers, who had previously not thought that neutron stars could be so big. Yet, even "ordinary" neutron stars could contain partially cubic neutrons, starting at an energy density of 140 MeV/fm3. Paul Demorest of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Charlottesville, Virginia, who was a member of the team that discovered the heavy pulsar, says that the extra compressibility would allow heavy neutron stars to achieve higher densities. The snag, says Demorest, is that this "tends to lower the maximum allowed neutron-star mass".
Llanes-Estrada acknowledges this problem; namely that the increase in density would turn the new pulsar into a black hole unless something else is pushing outward. However, he suggests that poorly understood interactions between the neutrons may be strong enough to counter gravity and stave off collapse.
Squaring up
Kai Hebeler of Ohio State University in Columbus offers a note of caution about the simulation. He points out that rather than fleshing out the complex interplay of the quarks and gluons inside it, the study instead models the neutron as if it were a bag of quarks. Still, while this estimation is limited, Hebeler still finds the team's model to be reasonable. However, the extreme environment of a neutron star's interior could make the quantum-mechanical identities of the neutrons bleed into one another, so he wonders whether identifying their geometric shapes is relevant, although he admits that he cannot make a "solid statement" about the problem.
The researchers have a couple of ideas about how astronomers could possibly look for evidence of cubic neutrons in the new pulsar. As segments of a neutron star that have settled into a crystalline lattice of cubes will be stiffer than expected, stellar seismologists could look for star quakes that produce types of waves that run through solids but not fluids. Another option is based on the fact that rotating neutron stars sometimes slow down or speed up abruptly, in an event known as a "glitch". The researchers say that such glitches might indicate a change in the way that different layers of the star interact – possibly hinting at neutrons entering or leaving cubic configurations if they occur in the heavy pulsar.
About the author
Kate McAlpine is a science writer based in the UK


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CII wants investors to go north. It will host the first-ever 'Invest North' in November to showcase the investment potential of Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and UT Chandigarh, with an eye to attracting both domestic and foreign investors.
This follows in the footsteps of previous investor meets organised by CII, namely 'Emerging Kerala', 'Vibrant Gujarat' and a global investors meet, Karnataka. According to the CII, northern India contributes 25.6% to India's GDP and accounts for 31% of India's agri-GDP.


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Iron Deficiency Anemia (cont.)
Mild iron deficiency anemia may not cause noticeable symptoms. If anemia is severe, symptoms may include:
Other signs may include:
Babies and small children with iron deficiency anemia may not grow as expected and may have delays in skills such as walking and talking. Children may be irritable and have a short attention span. These problems usually go away when the deficiency is treated. If it is not treated, mental and behavior problems may be permanent.
Exams and Tests
If your doctor suspects iron deficiency anemia, he or she will do a physical exam and ask about your symptoms and your medical history. Your doctor will want to know about:
Your doctor will recommend tests to check for low iron levels and anemia. Possible tests include:
If your doctor suspects that bleeding in your stomach or intestines is causing your anemia, you will have tests to determine the cause of the bleeding. These may include:
If blood tests don't find the problem, you may need a test called a bone marrow aspiration. Bone marrow aspiration removes a small amount of bone marrow fluid through a needle inserted into the bone. Because iron is stored in the bone marrow, this test can provide a good idea of how much iron is in the body. But bone marrow aspirations are not done very often.
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People await for the arrival of the Olympic flame in front of the White Tower at the northern port city of Thessaloniki Greece on May 13, 2012.
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text: If the early going is any indication, help is on the way for San Diego State's football team. Through the first two days of fall camp, the plaudits have largely been passed in the direction of youngsters, with redshirt freshmen defensive end B.J. Williams and redshirt freshmen linebacker Marcus Yarbrough both turning in notable performances today. True freshman wide receiver Vincent Brown also continues to impress, taking a large measure of snaps with the No. 1 offense. In one-on-one drills pitting an offensive lineman against a defensive lineman, Williams twice zipped past senior right tackle Mike Kravetz with ease...The Aztecs added another JC transfer to the roster with the addition of Vonnie Holmes, a 6-foot, 170-pound cornerback from College of the Canyons...Redshirt freshman Raymond Patterson, who played defensive back last year, has been moved to wide receiver...Coach Chuck Long said he expects freshman linebacker Miles Burris to make his practice debut on Monday. The highly-regarded Burris has yet to practice after receiving stiches for a laceration on his left hand when he cut himself on a table...Long said freshman defensive end Eron Moses, who was sporting a protective boot yesterday, may need surgery after suffering an injury to his big toe on Friday...Junior tight end Lance Louis and junior offensive linemen Dan Hathaway and Eric Rouser have yet to practice because of academic reasons.


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Carol is a registered physiotherapist with 32 years of varied clinical and management experience in both public and private sectors. Her clinical experience and the related courses she has taken have focused primarily on orthopedics and functional assessment and retraining. She has been an examiner for the National Physiotherapy Examination for 12 years and has supervised both undergraduate and Clinical Masters students. She regularly performs independent evaluations of insurance clients as well as assessment and treatment of orthopedic clients.
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Although a number of Valve employees have jumped ship to Oculus VR, it seems the beloved video game developer and Steam overlord hasn't given up on its own virtual reality ambitions just yet. A development prototype of Valve's virtual reality headset was shown to budding developers at the recent 'Boston VR Bender' gathering, and perhaps inevitably, a batch of photos have found their way to Reddit. The device looks vaguely familiar to the Development Kit 2 by Oculus VR, with a large, black plastic hood and a series of straps to keep it secure. The unit is also covered with white... This story
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