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A crowd lines up outside Room 15 of the State Capitol Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 at the State Capitol in St. Paul. At the joint hearing of two state Senate Committees, Vikings and Ramsey County leaders touted their plan to put a $1.1 billion stadium on a former Army ammunition plant in Arden Hills. The mayor and city council president of Minneapolis moved to keep the largely public-financed stadium in their downtown with promises of cheaper construction costs and an existing local sales tax to help pay them. The decision of whether, and where, to build a new stadium will ultimately fall to state lawmakers. (AP Photo/The Star Tribune, Brian Peterson) MANDATORY CREDIT; ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS OUT; MAGS OUT; TWIN CITIES TV OUT


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New Zealand's architectural symbol is the beehive-shaped Parliament House in Wellington.
Hosting the executive wing of parliament, 'the Beehive' was built between 1969 and 1981, and features murals and artworks by noted New Zealand artists.
The building has 10 floors, filled with cabinet rooms, prime ministerial offices, a banqueting hall, function rooms and several restaurants.
Take a free guided 1-hour tour or drop into the visitor center in the ground-floor foyer. You can sit in the public galleries of the debating chamber when the House is sitting.
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Wikipedia Entry of the Day: Five Clicks from Waltzing Matilda
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He may be saved, but is he safe?
Pope Francis has been wading into crowds and even kissing babies. It's clear the new pope has a different style than driving around in an armored, bulletproof popemobile. Security was tightened when Pope John Paul II was shot in 1981, and now, questions are being raised about how to keep the very public pope safe.


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Unaccompanied Mbube style dance song. The translated title is "Keep your girl". Further details refer ILAM field card number DC43
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City Manager Mary Suhm on tornadoes: 'Thank God for the protection he provided'
This morning, Mayor Mike Rawlings and City Manager Mary Suhm provided a brief update on yesterday's tornadoes.
There was substantial property damage in southeast Dallas. But at City Hall, as in the rest of the city, the main feeling was that of relief that the storms weren't as catastrophic as they could have been.
No one was killed and injuries were limited.
"We were very, very lucky. And thank God for the protection he provided," Suhm said.
Rawlings said he and Suhm went out yesterday to survey the damage.
"It was amazing no one was hurt in the city of Dallas," he said.
Dallas is providing help to the city of Lancaster, from emergency service assistance to building inspectors.
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The primary motive that has induced me, an internist, to accept the kind invitation to have a share in this special number of the Archives of Surgery is that by so doing I may show my appreciation of, and affection for, Dean Lewis. To have known him as a student, intern, faculty and hospital colleague and congenial companion is to have an abiding sense of his superior ability as a surgeon, teacher and medical leader, and of his genius for making and holding friends.
I trust it may not seem inappropriate to reiterate in this paper the truth that medicine and surgery are, and should be, closely related and mutually helpful, and, as a concrete illustration of the debt owed by medicine to surgery, to call attention to the worth while contributions made to the knowledge of heart disease, a little more than a century ago, by three British surgeons.
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Lois Gremillion Savoie, 78, a native and resident of Larose, died at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 14, 2010.
Visitation will be from 5 to 10 p.m. today at Falgout Funeral Home in Galliano and from 9:30 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church in Larose. Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church, with burial at Holy Rosary Cemetery in Larose.
She is survived by three sons, Louis Savoie of Pensacola, Fla., Bobby Savoie of Houma, and Daryal Savoie of Laplace; two daughters, Gladys Witzell of Larose and Monasue Waguespack of Larose; one brother, E.J. Gremillion; one sister, Joyce Mostyn; 13 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Elton Savoie; her parents, Joseph and Stella Gremillion; two brothers, Dudley Gremillion and Irvin Gremillion; and three sisters, Wina Terrebonne, Agnes Gautreaux, and Gladys Gremillion.
She was a parishioner of Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church.
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Boston Underground Film Festival (BUFF for short) - here is the link to the music video portion schedule. There are two screenings: MARCH 26 » 5:00P, and MARCH 29 » 5:30P. BUFF is an awesome time for any fans of the art of film - they are screening many independent films during the festival - check out the website for more info!
More on this later, but the official world premiere of the finished video will be at the annual Prisoner convention -Portmericon in April. The convention is held in Portmeirion, Wales - where The Prisoner was shot back in 1967! We are beyond thrilled that Six of One - (the official Prisoner Appreciation Society) has chosen our video to screen there!


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The SBIRS(1) program is intended to combine the activities of the existing development programs considered in the study into a single, integrated program to most effectively meet the military's infrared surveillance requirements well into the next century. The plan is for the SBIRS program to be a potential 10-year Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) type effort. It will be a two-phased program with the first phase to perform space and ground system architecture trades and to develop candidate solutions, and the second phase to mature the chosen solution and deploy and test an initial constellation and ground system.
The Air Force is acquiring the Space-based Infrared System (SBIRS) to replace the current Defense Support Program and related systems, including consolidation of DSP ground processing within the CONUS. The DSP consolidation effort will be accomplished under the auspices of the SBIRS acquisition planned for completion by FY 1999. This new effort is for a potential 11 year SBIRS-High program. Although draws on previous efforts to develop a follow-on to Defense Support Program (DSP) (i.e., Follow-on Early Warning System (FEWS), Alert, Locate, and Report Missiles (ALARM)), the SBIRS acquisition is not a direct continuation of these programs. The scope of the envisioned effort is considerably broader than the previous work.
SBIRS operational requirements, include four mission areas of missile warning, missile defense, technical intelligence, and battlespace characterization. The SBIRS-High program will accomplish the objectives identified in the SBIR Architecture Study completed in September 1994. Key parameters were reviewed by the Air Force Requirements Oversight Council (AFROC) in late 1994. The SBIR Capstone Requirements Document (CRD), dated 16 December 1994, was validated by the Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) on 12 January 1995. Subsequently, the JROC approved changes to the CRD regarding Survivability and Data Availability. The SBIRS Technical Requirements Document (TRD) (20 January 1995 version) was approved for release in Draft form on 24 January 1995, and the Final TRD was released with the SBIRS Request For Proposal (RFP). Other relevant requirements are detailed in the Draft SBIRS Operational Requirements Document (ORD), the 2 December 1994 version of the Draft ALERT ORD, and the Final version of the DSP ORD. Performance parameters proposed for the System Operational Requirements Document (ORD) include associated top-level operations rationale associated with many of the specific requirements. The System ORD will become the operative requirements document for Pre-EMD.
Several issues predominated the path to a validated SBIRS ORD. They included survivability, data availability, technical intelligence, and Block 1 SBIRS High Component performance. Survivability was one of the major issues of contention throughout Pre-EMD. The vocal advocate for Cold War-level performance was USSTRATCOM. Initially, its representatives were tenaciously tied to the traditional idea of hardening fixed ground sites against nuclear effects. This caused affordability and schedule problems, particularly with regard to military construction funding. USSTRATCOM became somewhat more willing to discuss alternatives to fixed site survivability, such as through distribution of assets, when trade study results became available showing the high costs of the advocated survivability solutions and the impact on affordability constraints. The major issue of contention with the Army was assured data availability. From the beginning of the SBIRS Requirements Generation Process, the Army advocated direct downlink to theater (DDL). While the USAF recognized DDL as one of the possible solutions to the operational requirement of assured data availability, the Army identified it as the requirement itself. The SBIRS Program claimed that government selection of a solution was not warranted since it was the responsibility of the contractors to complete the cost/performance trades and propose the most affordable way to meet the requirements. The program was also investigating centralized processing of SBIRS data at the ground station in the continental US (CONUS) as a feasible and cost effective solution to meeting requirements. Several Army representatives stated the Army did not trust the ability of the USAF to reliably provide the warning message through existing communications networks from CONUS regardless of cost savings. Furthermore, the Army was interested in saving its theater mobile DSP data processor program called the Joint Tactical Ground System (JTAGS) by incorporating it into the SBIRS architecture. The USAF leadership ultimately dropped opposition to DDL when the trade study results indicated the cost of each concept was essentially equivalent. Furthermore, mobile processing units based on the JTAGS design were incorporated into the concepts of both competing contractors, and they contributed to the cost effective survivability solution proposed by the winning contractor. In this case, military utility from the Army's perspective drove the resolution in the face of cost equivalence. The technical intelligence (TI) performance requirements, advocated by the National Air Intelligence Center (NAIC), were the most stressing on SBIRS. The performance levels for the Coverage and Minimum Threat were the problems; fully attaining them was not affordable based on preliminary contractor cost/performance trade studies. Furthermore, the members of the warfighting community did not consider TI requirements as high a priority as the other missions. Despite aggressive efforts by the TI representatives on the program, the recommendations to the JROC called for the SBIRS ORD threshold performance for Coverage and Minimum Threat to be relaxed a minimal amount. This was perhaps the only instance of SBIRS trading cost for minimum performance. Another analysis issue during Pre-EMD involved the performance allocation between the High and Low Components to meet threshold performance for all Key Performance Parameters. The validated SBIR CRD required the system of systems to meet performance requirements, not just the High Component. Through their analyses, the contractors had determined that each of their optimum affordable solutions allocated performance to the Low Component, primarily in the mission area of missile defense. Since the High Component was to be developed and deployed first, the initially deployed system of High Component satellites will not meet all the SBIRS ORD requirements. The Army and Navy representatives working closely with the program wanted full performance on the initially deployed High Component constellation to support the theater missile defense mission. Their request, based on military utility, was not consistent with the "High now, Low later" approach that formed the basis of the program. More importantly, their request was not affordable.
SBIR is managed by the Program Executive Officer for Space, Space and Missile Systems Center. This acquisition consists of two phases, Pre-Engineering, Manufacturing and Development (EMD) and EMD. Space and Missile Systems Center released Request for Proposal in February 1995.
The Pre-EMD phase consisted of space and ground system architecture level trades of performance, cost, and requirements and development of candidate solutions, after which a down-selection will take place. Associated tasks of the Pre-EMD phase include developing options for transition to the SBIRS-High from the existing DSP, identifying risk areas and conducting appropriate risk mitigation activities, and identifying and conducting key technology and prototype hardware and software demonstrations and simulations. The contractor will also conduct the performance assessment and integration planning associated with the potential introduction of a LEO component in the SBIRS architecture in the next decade. It was the Air Force's intention to award not less than two contracts for this phase with a performance period of 15 months, after which a progressive competition/down-selection would take place and an unpriced option will be exercised for the EMD phase.
A single contractor, selected for the EMD phase, will mature, finalize and integrate a selected design, validate manufacturing and production processes, produce elements of the architecture and integrate, test and evaluate the SBIRS-High. Potential prime sources, singularly or teamed, required experience in all of the following areas: A) systems architecture, engineering, and cost projection for complex space systems, B) design, development, analysis, and integration of space vehicles and associated ground systems meeting defined and derived requirements, C) subsystem and system integrated test and evaluation of space systems, D) critical surveillance technologies including their development and integration for future space systems, E) space system production capability, F) design and development of fixed and mobile ground systems for satellites, and G) launch vehicle operations including spacecraft/launch vehicle integration and test. All potential bidders must have a Top Secret /SCI clearance, verification of WNINTEL, and access to Top Secret and SCI storage and processing facilities by the time of contract award. Since access to classified and critical technologies will be required for this effort, foreign sources may only be able to participate at the subcontractor level and limited to only unclassified and non-critical technological information.
On 17 December 1999 Lockheed Martin Corp., Sunnyvale, Calif., was awarded a $531,117,229 (estimated) modification to a cost-plus-award-fee contract , F04701-95-C-0017-P00075, to provide for the restructure of the Space Based Infrared System High program to reflect deferral of the first SBIRS GEO (Geosynchronous) satellite launch from FY2002 to FY2004. This effort also incorporates the following changes into the SBIRS High contract: make all the Multi-Mission Mobile Processors physically and functionally identical and add S-band kits; develop and implement a launch strategy for the GEO space vehicles that allows use of two types of medium class Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicles; provide capability for Technical Intelligence Real Time Operations, incorporate design changes to make the system comply with the Highly Elliptical Orbit Interface Control Document; develop a system simulation; and develop a Mission Control Station Backup. The SBIRS jointly defined mission capabilities will meet the nation's need for space-based missile warning, missile defense, battlespace characterization, and technical intelligence. Expected contract completion date is Dec. 31, 2008.
Adapted from: Space and Missile Systems Center, "Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) SOL F04701-95-R-0012," Commerce Business Daily, Synopsis 0145, Issue No. PSA-1251, 28 December 1994; Space and Missile Systems Center, "Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) SOL F04701-95-R-0012," Commerce Business Daily, Synopsis 0302, Issue No. PSA-1274, 1 February 1995; Space and Missile Systems Center, "Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) SOL F04701-95-R-0012," Commerce Business Daily, Synopsis 0265, Issue No. PSA-1275, 2 February 1995; Space and Missile Systems Center, "Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) SOL F04701-95-R-0012," Commerce Business Daily, Issue No. PSA-1276, Synopsis 0161, 3 February 1995.


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Where are all these hypothetical horses in Tyria? During my play through GW1, and my experience in GW2, I didn't see a single horse. We could probably stop here, and just conclude "There are no horses on Tyria." But, there are a few things that lead me to believe there were once horses on Tyria.
Firstly, there's the Iron Horse Mine in the Shiverpeaks. While this is, admittedly, very weak evidence, it does tell us one thing. The local denizens have some understanding of what "horse" is. The term "iron horse" of course refers to the industrial machinery that first replaced horses as modes of transport and beasts of burden. If the term exists in Tyria, surely horses must've been around, somewhere, at some point?
Then, we take a jaunt south to Cantha. See this excerpt from Loremaster Ermenred's An Empire Divided,
His son, Yian Zho, was also said to be a skilled horseman.
Assuming these two references aren't just unfortunate oversights, this means at the very least that there were horses on Cantha as late as the 5th century BE.
So, the question is, where have they gone? Did they somehow go extinct? If they are extinct, what drove them to that point? If they're still around, but out of sight, why are they hidden? Speculate away!


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Tech Mahindra
Research: Enam Securities
Rating: Neutral
CMP:RS 1,640 (Face Value Rs 10)
Tech Mahindra
Research: Enam Securities
Rating: Neutral
CMP:RS 1,640 (Face Value Rs 10)
12-Month Price Target: RS 1,721-1,748
Tech Mahindra's (TML) recent $1-billion 5-year deal propels it into a high growth orbit. The order involves servicing the global external client base of BT Global Services (BTGS), a key business unit of British Telecom (BT).
The quantum of deal was higher than expected. The first year will entail investments and transition pains, which may result in lower margins. Revenues will scale up from the second year onwards. Based on the revised FDEPS estimate of Rs 65.5 for FY08E, Enam has assigned a higher P/E multiple of 25 times, largely to factor in the higher than industry average growth and better earnings visibility.
Material contribution from the present deal is expected from FY09 onwards. Given the recent outperformance and 3-5% price upside, Enam initiates coverage with sector 'neutral' rating. TML currently trades at 25.5 x FY08E FDEPS of Rs 65.5 and 17.1x FY08E EV/EBITDA.
Aventis Pharma
Research: Kotak Securities
Rating: Buy
CMP:RS 1,477 (Face Value RS 10)
12-Month Price Target: RS 1,643
Aventis' focus on its strategic brands, successful mapping with its parent's portfolio, strong presence in certain therapeutic areas, high brand recall among the medical fraternity and increasing outsourcing by the parent company continue to be the key determinants of its future valuation.
The company's performance in its strategic brands is enviable. Kotak Securities expects earnings growth of 17% CAGR for the next two years. From '08, Aventis is likely to launch patented drugs from its parent's portfolio. However, more clarity on this is likely to emerge this year.
Aventis has about 60% of its total assets in liquid cash, which can be utilised for inorganic growth or acquisition of brands. Kotak Securities initiates coverage with a 'buy' recommendation with '07 DCF-based price target of Rs 1,643. This implies an upside of 22% from the current level.
Info Edge
Research: Citigroup
Rating: Buy
CMP:RS 689 (Face Value RS 10)
12-Month Price Target:RS 750
Info Edge is poised to become one of India's dominant internet companies. Its naukri.com is India's leading online recruitment site; the company also owns the No 3 matrimonial site and an online real estate site.
Indo Edge is likely to be a key sector consolidator. Naukri.com dominates India's online job market and has more than 20,000 corporate clients, over 7.5 million resumes and 120 million page views per month (twice that of its nearest competitor). India's internet users have tripled since '03 and should surpass 100 million by CY09.
Citigroup expects Info Edge's revenues and profits to grow at CAGRs of 46% and 62% from FY06-09E, respectively. At 27x FY09E estimates, Info Edge is pricier than its regional peer group, which reflects a scarcity premium. However, it looks undervalued compared to its closest Indian peer, Nasdaq-listed portal Rediff, which trades at 52x consensus FY09E earnings.
Bajaj Hindusthan
Research: Karvy Stock Broking
Rating: Market Performer
CMP:RS 205 (Face Value RS 1)
12-Month Price Target:RS 235
For Q4 FY06 (standalone), Bajaj Hindusthan (BHL) reported a healthy revenue growth of 30.5% y-o-y to Rs 360 crore on the back of 81% increase in cane-crushing capacity. Revenues in the sugar segment grew by 30% to Rs 340 crore, while revenues from the distillery division grew by 100% to Rs 43 crore.
The total revenues were in line with Karvy's estimates of Rs 360 crore. Operating margins declined by 495 bps to 14.6% due to higher raw material cost and increase in other expenditure. Overall, adjusted net profit declined by 31.5% y-o-y to Rs 38.2 crore, translating into an EPS of Rs 2.5 on diluted equity, against Karvy's estimates of Rs 4.6.
For consolidated FY06, revenues increased by 77.2% to Rs 1,480 crore, while net profit grew by 31% to Rs 180 crore. At current levels, the scrip is trading at a P/E of 12.1x FY07 and 10.4x FY08 earnings.
Karvy Broking expects revenues to grow at a CAGR of 55% to Rs 3,560 crore and adjusted net profit to grow at a CAGR of 32% to Rs 320 crore in FY08. It is maintaining valuation at 11x FY08 and revising target price from Rs 305 to Rs 235.
Jindal Saw
Research: Anand Rathi
Rating: Outperformer
CMP:RS 382 (Face Value RS 10)
12-Month Price Target: RS 440
JSL is part of the $5-billion Jindal group and is the first company in India to manufacture saw pipes. It has two wholly-owned subsidiaries — HexaSecurities & Finance Company and Jindal Enterprises, USA.
The third subsidiary, IUP Jindal Metals and Alloys, is a joint venture between Jindal Saw and Imphy Ugine Precision, a division of Arcelor, France with 73% and 27% shareholding, respectively.


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Governor signs fire tax bill for rural areas
By Karen Brainard
A California Assembly bill that would impose a fee of up to $150 on rural property owners for fire prevention was signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
The bill, ABX1 29, targets property owners in state responsibility areas (SRAs), designated rural areas where the state has financial responsibility for wildland fire protection.
County Supervisor Dianne Jacob's office said the bill would affect approximately 73,000 homes in San Diego County and give the state about $10.9 million. Jacob has criticized the bill, calling it double taxation on homeowners who are already paying for fire protection through their property taxes. In addition, many are paying extra taxes and benefit assessment fees to their local fire districts, she said.
Although no data was immediately available as to how many homeowners in the Ramona area would be impacted by this bill, much of the rural lands surrounding Ramona are state responsibility areas.
In his signing message, Brown said that, because of population increases and urban development in state responsibility areas in recent decades, there has been a significant increase in state costs associated with fire protection.
"This bill recognizes that a portion of the costs borne by the state for wildland fire prevention and protection services should be funded by the landowners in these areas," he said.
"A fee consistent with the 'beneficiary pays principle,' such as the one intended in this bill, can achieve significant General Fund savings," Brown said. But, he added, the revenues may not materialize due to the current draft of the bill. Brown, therefore, is directing the state's Department of Finance and CalFire to work with the legislature to clean up the bill's language to ensure the revenues.
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Radio: 1090-AM / 860-AM (Spanish)
Starting pitchers: LHP Tom Glavine (3-1, 1.64 ERA) vs. RHP Ismael Valdez (3-0, 2.42)
The skinny: Glavine gave up 10 hits but got the win in his last outing, a six-inning, three-run effort in L.A. Against the Padres, he's 20-11 with a 3.51 ERA. Valdez blanked the Expos for eight innings on Tuesday. He's earned the win in all three of his starts. Against the Mets, he's 3-3 with 4.38 ERA.
Beyond the box score
Honoring Padres rookies: Manager Bruce Bochy said shortstop Khalil Greene and pitcher Akinori Otsuka should share National League Rookie of the Month honors for April. In 13 innings, Otsuka posted an ERA of 0.69 and went 2-1 with one save. Greene, a No 8 hitter, scored 11 runs and drove in 10. He batted .304 and was a defensive asset.
Beck's status: Removing Rod Beck from the restricted list did not affect his roster status. Beck remained on the 40-man roster, but the Padres would have to decide by May 20 to put him on their 25-man roster. "He should be ready by then," General Manager Kevin Towers said yesterday.
Ground-rule doubles: The warning track dirt at Petco Park is softer than the infield dirt, but several balls have bounced over the wall for ground-rule doubles. "It's bouncy," said right fielder Brian Giles, who jokingly added, "It's just because the dew point's so low." From the left-field foul pole to the out-of-town scoreboard, the 7-foot-6 wall is 8 inches shorter than the old wall at Qualcomm Stadium. Center fielder Jay Payton said the track "is a little hard." He joked and said, "Soften up the warning track and move the fences in."
Taxing inning: Inducing a check-swing groundout from Brian Buchanan with the bases loaded, Al Leiter escaped in the first inning, but the veteran threw 33 pitches.


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Aug. 21 is National Senior Citizens Day
On August 19, 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed Proclamation 5847 declaring Aug. 21 as National Senior Citizens Day.
In his Presidential Proclamation, President Reagan said:
"For all they have achieved throughout life and for all they continue to accomplish, we owe older citizens our thanks and a heartfelt salute. We can best demonstrate our gratitude and esteem by making sure that our communities are good places in which to mature and grow older — places in which older people can participate to the fullest and can find the encouragement, acceptance, assistance, and services they need to continue to lead lives of independence and dignity."
It's a day where we call our grandparents, parents, relatives, friends, old professors, or anyone who reached that AARP age, and let them know how much we care about them.
It's also a good excuse to volunteer at a retirement home and visit someone who may not receive many visitors. Or take a trip to the local V.F.W. and listen to war stories from our military veterans.
If you happen to a senior citizen, take advantage of your earned perks by checking out these discounts:
- Arby's: 10% off
- Ben & Jerry's: 10% off
- Burger King: 10% off
- Chick-Fil-A: 10% off or free small drink or coffee
- CiCi's Pizza: 10% off
- Denny's: 10% off, 20% off for AARP members
- Dunkin' Donuts: 10% off or free donut with coffee
- Hardee's: $0.33 beverages everyday
- IHOP: 10% off
- KFC: free small drink with any meal
- Krispy Kreme: 10% off
- McDonald's: discounts on coffee everyday
- Shoney's: 10% off
- Sonic: 10% off or free beverage
- Subways: 10% off
- Taco Bell : 5% off; free beverages for seniors
- Wendy's: 10% off
- Waffle House: 10% off every Monday


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Our club has over 20 members. We usually meet at the Collins Christian Church the second Sunday of the month (time may vary). We hold election of officers in October and Family Night take place in November when we install new officers and members. Some of our community service includes upkeep of the perennial garden at Trailside Park in Collins and helping serve at the annual Collins alumni banquet. Other activities in the past have included making a float for Collins Day along with helping with the games, holding a car wash the day before Mother's Day and serving food at the CAPOOT Cornpicking and Plowing day each October.
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As Head of Children's Services at Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library, Lydia Gamble is deeply involved in connecting her library with the residents of Akron, Ohio. Recently, she has gained attention for helping to inspire a new generation of library visitors by teaching digital literacy using touch-screen computer technology.
The new computers and classes benefiting children and adults alike have been made possible with support from Knight Foundation's Library Initiative.
Gamble spoke with us about her experience using the new tools.
"The touch-screens are very intuitive and therefore easy for the youngest child to use," Gamble said. "Children are using them from a very young age to learn to read and play and explore."
"Special needs children have also responded very well to the technology," Gamble added. "We have quite a few special needs patrons, and I am thrilled to be able to provide a special story time for them in which I can utilize the touch-screen technology."
Of course, access to the computers isn't just limited to story time. The classes are attracting a wide range of residents including seniors and the recently unemployed who are brushing up on their workplace skills.
Take a look at this video to see what we mean.
At Knight's Library Conference earlier this week, leaders in the field of information technology agreed that one of the best ways to maintain libraries' crucial role in the community is to provide a variety of digital services to a diverse range of people. Stow-Munroe Falls' programming is just one example of how libraries can transform themselves into interactive centers for digital information.
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a2 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA
a3 University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, USA
a4 University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
Background Although many studies indicate that maternal smoking during pregnancy (SDP) is correlated with later offspring antisocial behavior (ASB), recent quasi-experimental studies suggest that background familial factors confound the association. The present study sought to test alternative etiological hypotheses using multiple indices of adolescent ASB, comparing differentially exposed siblings, and testing assumptions in the sibling-comparison design.
Method The study examined the association between maternal SDP and adolescent-reported ASB, criminal convictions and membership in a group of individuals with early-starting and chronic ASB among 6066 offspring of women from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, a representative sample of women in the USA. The analyses controlled for statistical covariates and examined associations while comparing differentially exposed siblings.
Results At the population level, each additional pack of cigarettes per day predicted greater mean adolescent-reported ASB symptoms [ratio of means 1.15, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.08–1.22], odds of being in the top 10% of ASB [odds ratio (OR) 1.34, 95% CI 1.10–1.65], hazard of a criminal conviction [hazard ratio (HR) 1.51, 95% CI 1.34–1.68] and odds of chronic ASB (OR 1.57, 95% CI 1.25–1.99). SDP robustly predicted most assessments of ASB while controlling for measured covariates. When siblings exposed to differing levels of SDP were compared, however, all of the associations were attenuated and were not statistically significant: adolescent-reported mean ASB (ratio of means 0.86, 95% CI 0.74–1.01), high ASB (OR 0.67, 95% CI 0.41–1.12), criminal conviction (HR 0.98, 95% CI 0.66–1.44) and chronic ASB (OR 0.80, 95% CI 0.46–1.38).
Conclusions The results strongly suggest that familial factors account for the correlation between SDP and offspring adolescent ASB, rather than a putative causal environmental influence of SDP.
(Received May 31 2011)
(Revised September 22 2011)
(Accepted September 26 2011)
(Online publication November 16 2011)
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News 12 This Morning
August 7, 2013
COLUMBIA CO., S.C. (WRDW)--School's back in for Columbia County.
"Great things are happening here and we're excited about the first day of school," said Evans Middle School Principal Mike Johnson.
Johnson has been running Evans Middle School for nine years now and he's seen a lot of changes.
Including a new superintendent, Dr. Sandra Carraway, who started at the beginning of the year.
And more recently, budget problems that forced the school board to decide between furloughing teachers and raising the county's property taxes.
"We don't have any furlough days," said Johnson. "But we've had to take a small cut in our instructional funds. But teachers--we're very resourceful. They found ways to get what they need to work with our kids each day."
No furlough days means higher taxes. For a family in a $100,000 home, it's about a $40 per year increase.
And although that balances the district's budget, it doesn't allow for smaller class sizes.
"We're sitting right at about 30 which is a good number. [It's] better than 35," said 8th grade Language Arts teacher Beth Delong.
"Right now, we're looking good. We're no more than 28 to 30 students a class," said Johnson.
But it has allowed for two new schools, as well as added building space in schools like Evans Middle.
"We've added about 12 classrooms on to the building in order to accommodate, to have everybody inside the building this year," said Johnson.
Parents can also expect an intense curriculum this year as teacher's continue meeting Common CORE standards.
48:12 "In 8th grade language arts, lots of writing unfortunately," said Delong. "With the writing test in January, we write a lot this first half of the year so hopefully their hands won't fall off!"
Principal Johnson said at Evans, last year's test scores were great with a 93 percent passing rate.
The Board is also looking at cutting about 20 custodial jobs in the county, but so far there have been no layoffs yet--just the increased millage rate by 1 mill, which started in July.


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SIKESTON - Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bush will move to East Prairie the first of this week, where he and Mrs. Bush will operate the City O.K. Supply Store, which they recently purchased.
SIKESTON - Gov. Warren E. Hearnes will speak at a dinner meeting Friday at 7 p.m. in the American Legion Hall honoring him, Mrs. Hearnes and Lt. Gov. Thomas F. Eagleton for their support and leadership in the 1966 March of Dimes. The proceeds will go to the March of Dimes fight against birth defects.
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CHARLESTON - The main topic of discussion at Tuesday evening's work session for the City Council centered on the sale of tax proposals, jail agreement and the use of property as a salvage operation. Charleston residents will be voting April 1 on a half-cent sales tax proposal designated for street improvement.
SIKESTON - Organizers of the Kenny Rogers Cerebral Palsy Center's Telethon Auction are picking up donated items for the event. Persons interested in donating items should contact the CP Center.
SIKESTON - Scott County Sheriff Bill Ferrell and Officer Brenda Schiwitz are teaching children at Sikeston Kindergarten about safety. Schiwitz took the fingerprints of each child, which will be kept on file at the school or at home.
SIKESTON - Phyllis Spitler recently presented a $500 donation from the Sikeston American Legion Ladies Auxiliary to Jolene Walker, director of the Sikeston Foster Grandparents.
SIKESTON - AMVETS Post 149 will sponsor a hunters safety course from 6-9 p.m. March 4-5 and from 6-10 p.m. March 6 at the Sikeston Armory.
SIKESTON - Nominees are being accepted for the 1996 Honors Board installation by the Parks and Recreation Division.


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Crime and Punishment
by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Crime and Punishment Theme of Suffering
We dare you to find a chapter in Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment without some form of the word "suffer" in it or without some person (or animal) suffering terrible physical and/or psychological pain. Suffering, often closely associated with poverty in this novel, is definitely a condition from which to escape. However, it's also possible proof of a person's goodness, and even a way to become "good." In Crime and Punishment, if a character isn't suffering, they're probably making somebody else suffer. Sound depressing? It is. Luckily, this classic isn't all gloom and doom—occasional patches of brightness and hope are there to be found, though you might have to look hard to see them.
Questions About Suffering
- How are poverty and suffering related in the novel?
- Does the novel ever represent suffering as a positive condition? If so, give some examples. In your examples, explain the "benefits" of suffering.
- Are there any examples of children in the novel who aren't suffering? If not, how does this comment on the novel as a whole?
- Do any characters bring on their own suffering? If so, who, why, and how?
Chew on This
Most of the suffering in Crime and Punishment is directly related to poverty.
Svidrigaïlov's suicide shows that he, too, was suffering terribly in the novel.


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April 27, 2007
AUGUSTA, Ga.---A man wanted in Jefferson County is in jail after Richmond County police arrested him during a drug bust.
Authorities had been searching for 25-year-old Brandon Heath Ballard since March. Now he's in jail on several charges including drug possession.
Brandon Ballard, a native of Jefferson County, was wanted there on theft and burglary charges.
A tip led authorities to Richmond County, where they found him at a home on Ohio Avenue. They also found a methamphetamine lab there.
Some residents on Ohio Avenue say it's getting scary living in their neighborhood. They say the community is changing for the worse because of all of the police activity.
Many of them were afraid to comment on camera due to the drug bust.
Lt. Robert Chalker with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office says they're glad to get Ballard off the streets.
"We went over there to serve an arrest warrant, arrested him, and during the arrest located a meth lab in the house," Lt. Chalker said. "We also found four marijuana plants growing out in a building behind the residence."
Tonight Ballard faces multiple drug charges including possession.
Lt. Chalker tells us that Ballard is also wanted on several failure to appear charges in Florida and Georgia relating to forgery and burglary and that he has violated his probation.
Lt. Chalker says the official charges of two counts of theft will be filed on Monday, April 30.


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Why Students Choose UH Hilo
UH Hilo Home > Prospective Students
Island Laboratory
Many of UH Hilo's academic programs utilize the island of Hawaiʻi as an island laboratory. The island is larger than all the other Hawaiian Islands combined (about the size of Connecticut), and possesses of 10 of the world's 13 climate Zones. The island also has an active volcano, a tropical rainforest, and the premiere spot in the world for Astronomy atop 13,976 feet Maunakea.
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UH Hilo offers "hands-on" learning, service, and leadership opportunities for our students to connect the classroom lectures with reality based situations. This applied learning also creates opportunities for close student and faculty interaction.
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Students are encouraged to collaborate with their professors on research projects, many of which result in publication in leading journals, giving our graduates a great advantage in employment or graduate school.
A Diverse Campus
We have a richly diverse student population, with a unique blend of local, mainland and international students, all living and learning together. We recently ranked 1st nationwide for campus diversity by U.S. News and World Report and the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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U.S. News and World Report ranks UH Hilo as a national liberal arts (and science) university. We have the distinction of being the only national liberal arts institution in Hawaiʻi and one of only 22 public national liberal arts institutions in the United States. The benefit is a state university which conducts research and creates knowledge while also providing a personal and friendly atmosphere.


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The demand for tax specialists like IRS Auditors is growing—albeit a little more slowly than the average job market. The positive side is that the nation—and the government that taxes it—continues to grow at a steady rate, which means fairly steady prospects for would-be agents. Add this growth to the fact that the nation's federal, state, and local tax codes continue to grow more and more complicated, and an IRS auditor who knows the ropes can be pretty well assured of a position.
Odds of getting hired increase significantly the more relevant (scooping ice cream or salting fries isn't relevant—though it is tasty) experience you have. Even if you can't work under an IRS Auditor, work with an accountant, bank, CPA, or any experience with numbers can be a valuable tool in your agent belt.


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War Horse
by Michael Morpurgo
War Horse Theme of Abandonment and Death
Try to name a story about an animal that isn't about abandonment. Any story. We'll hum the Jeopardy! theme about twenty times while you think...
Nope, it isn't going to happen. From Bambi to Hachi to those tear-jerking commercials with Sarah McLachlan, animals are getting abandoned left and right.
Let us do you a favor by telling you that War Horse isn't any different. Baby Joey the horse is ushered into a world filled with abandonment, reminding us that nothing is permanent. Before you sit down to read War Horse, give your favorite pet a hug, and grab your tissues. You're going to need them.
Questions About Abandonment and Death
- Joey goes through the experience of abandonment multiple times throughout the novel, starting with his mother, then as he's taken away from Albert, and again when he's captured by various groups. How does he react to each incident?
- Does Joey experience any long-lasting consequences as a result of continuous abandonment?
- The characters that abandon Joey don't do it by choice. Often, the war takes Joey away from them. How does this abandonment affect the humans in Joey's life?


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EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (WYMT) -- The Morehead State soccer team picked up its first shutout victory since Oct. 28, 2011 in a 1-0 victory over SIU Edwardsville Sunday at Ralph Korte Stadium.
MSU (3-8-1, 2-1) got the winner in the 63rd minute, when junior forward Macy Cobb received a through ball from junior forward Jade Flory and was able to slide it into the net after an initial save from the SIUE (7-3-3, 1-2-1) keeper.
"We played our most complete game of the season," Head Coach Warren Lipka said. "We defended very well as a group."
Each team took three first half shots. All three Cougar shots were on goal, while one MSU shot required a save.
Following the goal, the MSU defense allowed only one shot during the final 28:27 of play.
The Eagles finished the match with a 6-5 shots advantage. SIUE forced two saves by sophomore keeper Elizabeth Floyd, while MSU forced two saves.
After four straight road contests, the Eagles host UT Martin Friday at Jayne Stadium. The match is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. ET.


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With the Opening of the Maccabiah Games in July, EL AL is preparing a special campaign to bring thousands of athletes and other delegation members to Israel on flights from all over the world.
Tel Aviv, June 2013, EL AL CEO Elyezer Shkedy: "Since its establishment, EL AL's activities have been interlinked with special and important national events. The airline is proud to be the official carrier of the 19th Maccabiah. We value the Maccabiah because it encourages Jews from around the world to travel to Israel."
Maccabiah Chair Amir Peled: "The 2013 Maccabiah is going to be the biggest and most challenging of all Maccabiah events. This is the third largest sports event in the world and aims to make all its participants supporters of Israel. "The contribution of the event to Israel's economy and tourism and to the link between Israel and the Diaspora is tremendous. The Maccabiah views its cooperation with EL AL as a national and strategic partnership." The 19th Maccabiah Games are to open on July 18, 2013.Thousands of athletes from 80 delegations around the world in 42 different sports in 4 categories (Youth, Open, Masters and Para-Olympic) will arrive in Israel to compete, meet, become acquainted and connect with one another. During the Maccabiah, dozens of delegations will arrive in Israel on EL AL aircraft from all over the world, some on regular flights and some on special flights operated by the airline.Delegations from all around the world will be utilizing EL AL's network from North America, Europe and the Far East.EL AL will also operate a special designated flight from Canada, whose passengers will include the assistant coach of the Canadian basketball team, NBA star Amar'e Stoudemire, NHL star Mike Keenan and Josh Binstock, star of Canada's beach volleyball team to the Olympics.
In all, thousands of athletes and others in their delegations are expected to arrive on EL AL flights.


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Good Causes: Walkers Raise Money, Vintage and Sentiments, More
Published: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 11:54 p.m.
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The Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure Event will take place 6:30 p.m. April 6 at Leland Young Barn, 2986 E. Central Ave. in Alturas. This is a fundraiser for the local team 3 Days or Bust, which will be walking in the 3 Day Walk for the seventh year. Cost for the April 6 event is $25 and includes pork sandwiches, baked beans and coleslaw. There will also be a cash bar. Live music will be provided by Joe Willy Band and disc jockey Chris Boswell. A silent auction is planned. For information and tickets, call Susan Whalen, 863-640-5469. Tickets are also available at the door.
The public is invited to a block party to welcome the cyclists of Bike Florida's 2013 Orange Blossom Express Spring Tour from 5:30-9 p.m. Saturday in downtown Bartow. The party will include entertainment, cornhole tournament, bake sale and drawing to benefit Relay for Life Bartow. There will be demonstrations of hand-rolled cigars and cigars for sale. Bikes will be available for rent, "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" will be shown and antique bicycles exhibited at the History Center.
Explorations V Children's Museum will hold a special event for grown-ups, "Night at the Museum, Celebrating 22 Years of Hands-on Adventure!" The gala with live music, dancing, silent auction and culinary delights will be held in Munn Park in Lakeland. Tickets are $50 or 10 for $450 and sponsorships are available. Call 687-3869.
Lake Ashton's Vintage and Sentiments Show will display vintage needlework and arts and crafts, older wedding dresses, other antique items and personal collections. There will also be a bake sale and silent auction at the event to be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Health and Fitness Center, 6052 Pebble Beach Blvd., Winter Haven. Admission is $3 and tickets can be purchased at the door. All proceeds will help children in foster care through the Guardian Ad Litem and Heartland for Children programs. Call Kathy, 875-0848.
With Love Productions will hold a fundraiser Saturday at LKLDTV, 202 N. Massachusetts Ave., Lakeland. The event features performances from WLP Season 3 Cast, Arts in Motion Academy of Dance, Xtreme Moves, Topaz Le Tease & Lady Licorice from Moxie LeFemme, DJ Jack Barbee, Viatheradio and fashion show. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., show starts at 9 p.m. Cost is $10 cover, alcohol will be sold as well. Proceeds will help pay for production costs for a summer showcase.
Auburndale Lions Club will hold an open house from 1-3 p.m. Saturday at 226 Bennet St. Free diabetes screening will be offered.
The Winter Haven Hospital Foundation Citrus Classic featuring a 5K Run and Fun Walk will take place April 6 at Legoland Florida. Proceeds will benefit the foundation's Fund for Women and Children, which focuses on expanding access to medical care for women and children in Polk County.
Early registration fees are $30 by April 5. Winners will receive a specially designed Lego trophy. An exclusive discount ticket offer will be extended to every race participant. Register at www.active.com or call 292-4138.
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The Achievement Academy will hold a Rise & Shine Walk for Kids to raise awareness and support for children with special needs. The walk will be held April 6 at Lake Hollingsworth in Lakeland. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church and the walk will start at 8 a.m. Pledge sheets are available at www.achievementacademy.com. Registration is $5, shirts are $10. Raise $100 or more and your name will appear on the back of the shirt. Call 683-6504.
The Mary Martha Guild of Christ Lutheran Church in Lakeland will hold a rummage sale from 8 a.m. to noon April 6. Shoppers can enjoy coffee and doughnuts and later, hot dogs at the sale, then walk to Joker Marchant Stadium for dessert at the Ice Cream Festival. Proceeds from the rummage sale will go to the charities Operation Barnabas and Kids PACK.
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Our Farm Stand is a collection of produce grown in our field, our greenhouses and the best produce that other local farms have to offer. Garden Patch Farms is a playground for visitors that like to pick all of their own produce. In season, we offer a variety of items to pick on our farm.
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This upscale bar, opening summer 2016, offers a premier wine selection, an envious selection of hard to come by spirits and a "never say no" mentality. Located on the second-floor at the soon-to-open Kimpton Gray Hotel in the Loop it's all about luxury, paying homage to the grand lobby bars of yesteryear.
Think of The Kimpton Gray Hotel like a perfectly bespoke suit from London's Savile Row — beautiful, bold, and with no detail out of place. Clad in marble and terra-cotta, The Kimpton Gray has been a tastemaker for more than a century, first as an office building and now as an elevated-experience hotel. When the 9-to-5 day is done in the Financial District, those in the know flock to the on-site restaurants - Volume 39, a law library-themed bar, and Boleo, an Argentinean-inspired rooftop lounge.
Begin your evening of fun and adventure with dinner at the Jacob Henry Mansion but-don't plan on leaving until you have solved the mysterious Murder Mystery! The theme revolves around the 1920 era and dress from that period is encouraged. Costumes add to add to the festivities, but are not necessary. We will meet you at the Town Meeting at the Jacob Henry Mansion for a fun filled, lighthearted, personalized package where guests unknowingly become entangled in an intriguing web of drama and suspense as they become victims - the suspects - or the "KILLER."
Welcome warmer weather and shake off cabin fever during Naper Settlement's annual tribute to the changing of the seasons. Learn the time-honored method of collecting sap the old-fashioned way and see a maple tree tapping demonstration. Enjoy hands-on activities and presentations that recount Illinois' Native American heritage and pioneer past and try a tasty maple treat. Each of the historic buildings will have a different theme and special activities for families to enjoy.
Lincoln Park Uncorked is a neighborhood wine stroll that combines delicious wine samples paired with local, complementary bites and showcases Lincoln Park businesses. Tickets $40 in advance; $50 at the door. 6:00-9:00 p.m.
A wide assortment of specialty sausages" (think kangaroo and alligator) alongside the "amazing" duck fat fries is sure to make Hot"G"Dog a Chicago staple.
JB's Deli, located in Andersonville, provides its customers with authentic deli experience. Order today for delicious fresh cuisine and sandwiches that will keep you coming back for more. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Joie De Vine is a cozy neighborhood wine bar, literally on a side street so that only the locals know where to find it. Delightful cocktails, wine and friendly staff make it a hit!
m.henry offers globally inspired, new american style cooking. We prepare all our food from the finest natural and seasonal ingredients available, using locally produced & organic products whenever possible. In our kitchen we embrace the healthiest cooking methods in creating each dish. At the same time, we recognize that life is also about maintaining a balance. with that in mind, you'll find both healthful and delightfully rich items side by side on our menu. It's what we call, chow for now.
Great neighborhood BYOB (with no corkage fee) restaurant. The Crab Rangoon and wide varieties of sushi are fresh and all of our food is tasty and well presented.
Come and experience refinement and individuality at Chicago's first Mexican steakhouse. Featuring steaks, chops and seafood with a Mexican flare.
Although we specialize in great wines and fantastic whiskey and scotch, we do have a full bar to serve all your needs. We do have a few little plates to munch on during your visit. Please stop in and say hello, have a glass of wine or try a whiskey flight or sip on your favorite cocktail.
Revitalize your body, mind and spirit at the Matteson Community Center. Our dedicated and friendly staff will help you achieve your goals! Make Matteson Community Center the destination for your important events, business meetings, family functions and major sporting events.
Our original concept was simple: to serve fresh, seasonal Breakfast and Brunch food in a unique way. Breakfast Burrito, Croissant Sandwich and Vegetarian Croissant Sandwich are as popular now as they were then. Our seasonally changing pancakes and french toast creations continue to draw in new customers, tourists, and die-hard fans alike. Interested in Lunch? No problem! Monday through Friday we offer a special lunch menu from 11-2:30pm.
Jerry's Sandwiches - Andersonville
Jerry's offers a lineup of well over 100 sandwiches, including named creations, warm sandwiches, burgers, hickory-smoked stuff, and rotating collection of specials. In addition, we allow customers "in the know" to create their own sandwiches by mixing and matching. And we've become a bar, featuring many (and only) North American craft beers as well as a growing collection of American whiskeys. Rounding out the excess, Jerry's offers some fine music from a digital database of tens of thousands of songs.
High Tea - Lockport's Summer Art Series
The ladies of the Lockport Oolong Protectorate Society have just returned from a spectacular tour of the major tea producing areas in China, Japan and India on their dirigible airship, The Jewel of Lockport. You are Cordially Invited to join the Society at an Afternoon Tea to welcome the members home from their triumphant voyage and sample teas collected during their travels. They will be providing tea from one of the oldest regions in the world, considered to be the birthplace of tea. You will be soothed by the beautiful music of a harpist and enjoy the beauty of textiles from around the world. Special Guest Appearance by Thomas Willeford - Steampunk Author and TV personality.
Pauline's is an authentic neighborhood diner serving American comfort food classics. Enjoy our five-egg omelettes, pancakes, benedicts, biscuits & gravy, burgers, soup, sandwiches, and salads. Satisfy that hunger at Pauline's!
Chicago Ideas Week is a seven-day festival featuring over 200 global thought leaders and innovators speaking on a variety of topics ranging from leadership and life's lessons, to science and technology, to the most pressing issues of the day and the most creative insights in entertainment. We offer more than 150 engaging programs each Chicago Ideas Week to stimulate, inspire and enlighten participants while providing the opportunity for attendees to think, dream and connect.
Tribes Alehouse & Beer Company is a craft brewery and one of Chicagoland's premiere craft beer bars with locations in Mokena & Tinley Park.
Reza's Restaurant - Andersonville
As far as Persian/Irani food goes nothing compares to Reza's. The menu is very fresh, high quality and simply prepared with that authentic Middle Eastern flavor.
D.S. Tequila Company is a casual tex-mex style bar and restaurant on North Halsted for small or large groups looking for a fun destination in Lakeview, Chicago. Awesome burgers, great tacos, & premium tequila - setting the standard for good times & unforgettable memories.
HB is a cozy storefront bistro nestled amidst the bustling nightlife of Boystown. Executive Chef, Victor Morenz, and Sous Chef, Corey Bowers are dishing up inventive New American fare; familiar flavors executed in unfamiliar ways. At HB you'll feel like you are having your own private dinner party; you bring the champagne, we'll bring the food!
This Boystown neighborhood bar located at the corner of Roscoe and Halsted Streets features DJ music, streaming music videos, a full bar and 16 beers on tap to choose from. Bar goers can enjoy DJ music on Friday and Saturday and daily drink specials.


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NEW BEDFORD—"Woman in Mind", acclaimed as one of Alan Ayckbourn's most powerful plays, will be Your Theatre, Inc.'s January offering in its current 66th season of award-winning community theatre.
Delving deeply into middle class life, the play is about a housewife who experiences hilarious hallucinations in which her oppressive and boring everyday life is replaced by an ideal fantasy existence.
Noting that Ayckbourn, author of more than 70 successful stage plays, often uses his compassion for language subtly in "Woman in Mind", Critic Jeremy Osborne says the play is an excellent way to spend a night out and cannot be recommended enough.
Directed by prominent Southcoast actor and stage Director Bob Gillet of Fall River, the show will run Thursdays to Saturdays January 17 through 19 and 24 through 26, at 8 p.m. at 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees January 20 and 27, at 2:30 p.m.
Performances will be held in the handicap-accessible Your Theatre, Inc. Complex at St. Martin's Church, 136 Rivet St. at County St., New Bedford. Parking is free in the church lot on County St.
Ticket and other information about the production are available by calling Your Theatre, Inc. at (508) 993-0772, or by sending e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. The theatre's web site is www.yourtheatre.org.
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President's Office
Benefits of Giving
There are several benefits to giving to the NMSU Alamogordo Foundation:
When you make a donation to the NMSU-A Foundation:
- You make an immediate or future impact on NMSU-A as well as its surrounding communities.
- You could help the academic program of your choice.
- You can make a large gift with a small cash investment.
- You could save on your income taxes.
- You may reduce estate tax.
- You may possibly avoid or reduce your capital gains tax.
- You could generate a lifetime income.
If you are interested in discussing how you can help, please contact any of the members of the NMSU Alamogordo Foundation Board or call the NMSU-A President's Office at (575) 439-3696.
To make an electronic donation to the NMSU-A Foundation, please go to the secure NMSU Foundation website. On the site you will be able to "Tell us how you want your gift applied" in block 1. In the block that appears, specify "NMSU-A Foundation" or "NMSU-A Endowment".
If you would rather mail your donation, please call the NMSU-A President's office at (575) 439-3696.


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A collection of dark and tragic short stories and poems. There are only three stories here, but I hope to be releasing more soon. If you like these, please review the stories as I am a relatively new author and could use some encouragement.
Your writing is deeply engaging and thought-provoking. I look forward to reading more.
You are a very good writer. Keep it up.
I think your poems could easily become lyrics, if you want to explore that.
I look forward to seeing more of your work.
Language: English
Written in: 2011
Published: 2011-07-25
Word count: 1,329 words (≈ 5 minutes)
Tags: short stories, Dreams and Nightmares, Kathryn H, Tragedy, poetry


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Perhaps you woke up this morning to discover (gasp!) that today is Valentine's Day and you don't have anything special for your sweetie. How about a quick tip to make someone smile?
All you need to do is to go to the grocery and pick up a pack of strawberries. Bring them home and wash them up. Now you are ready!
First, slice off the top and slice in half lengthwise.
Next, place on a cutting board and using a sharp, cut an inverted triangle on top like this:
Voila, a sweet strawberry heart you can easily use on a baked good, plain as a heart fruit salad, or on top of a tossed salad!
I used them on top of some chocolate muffins I made:
A sweet and ultra-simple way to bring a smile to your Valentine's face!
Life is sweet,


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Community band plans season finale
Published: Friday, August 21, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 20, 2009 at 7:58 p.m.
BREVARD -- On its Web site, the Brevard Community Band describes itself this way: "We are not the ordinary community band. We play very challenging band literature. The band has a high percentage of professional musicians, including 16 retired band directors, four music professors and a world famous composer. Our conductor (Jamie Hafner) is highly renowned for his conducting and is one of the top tuba players in the country."
More information
Tickets for the program can be purchased in advance at Rockin Robin Records and CDs in Brevard or in Henderson County at the Laurel Park Wine Market, 100 Daniel Drive, Laurel Park. Tickets can also be purchased at the door on the day of the concert. Tickets are $10 for adults. Students 18 years and younger are admitted free. For information, go to the band Web site at www.brevardcommunityband.org or call 885-5456.
This impressively credentialed band will perform its season finale Sunday spotlighting Asheville Symphony flutist Rita Hayes as soloist.
Hayes, a flutist with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra, will perform Cecile Chaminade's "Concerino for Flute," adapted for concert band accompaniment.
Sunday's concert will showcase the band's ability to appeal to a wide variety of musical tastes. The band's program also will feature Suppe's "The Light Cavalry Overture," Morton Gould's "Symphony for Band," "Puff (The Magic Dragon)," "The Official West Point March" and a special arrangement by the band's own Peter Graves of highlights from John Williams' music for the film "Jurassic Park."
The concert will begin at 3 p.m. at the Porter Center on the Brevard College campus. The band's guest announcer for this concert will be Dick Kowal, music director for WCQS FM in Asheville.
Soloist Hayes holds music degrees from the University of Cincinnati and Western Carolina University and has studied with many accomplished teachers including the famed James Galway. She is a frequent performer with the orchestras in Hendersonville and Brevard.
In addition to her symphonic work, Hayes teaches flute and enjoys performing chamber music and jazz. She has released several music albums with her own group, Braidstream, and with the Brevard-based Mountain Chamber Players. And she's currently working on a new album with her jazz group, Nuance.
You also can hear Hayes each Tuesday evening on WCQS Radio, where she hosts the popular Tuesday evening classical radio show.
The Brevard Community Band is a summer band that includes more than 80 volunteer musicians -- professional and amateurs -- ages 16 through 80, from Brevard and surrounding areas.
The band is directed by tuba master Jamie Hafner, director emeritus of education at Brevard Music Center. The band's purpose is to promote music and provide an outlet for instrumentalists to express their musical talents.
The band also serves as a philanthropic organization by providing music scholarships to local students and grants to schools to promote music education.
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The first chart below is one I created over two years ago, when Gold was trading just under $1,900 per ounce. The pattern suggested that Gold would trade flat to down for years to come (see post here). Since that chart was posted, Gold has declined almost $600 per ounce!
Prior to the September 2011 chart above, we had been "Bullish Gold!
One of the last bullish calls in August of 2011 before the top, came when gold was trading at $1,641 and the Power of the Pattern was suggesting that Gold would rally to $1,900 (and it did in less than a month) and then the plan was to … harvest gains at channel and Fibonacci resistance. (See post here.)
The above chart reflects the "GREAT DEBATE" in Gold right now.
- Left chart (Bearish Case): Gold has broken below its 10-year rising channel after hitting the 261% Fibonacci resistance level.
- Right chart (Bullish case): Gold, after retracing 38% of its 10-year rally, stopped on rising support.
Recently we bought GLD & SLV on key support levels and then took "Pocket Change Gains" (see post here).
The Power of the Pattern is sending a message that a rare and important situation is taking place in the metals complex right now. Would you like to know what that message is? For weekly updates, click here for more information.
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7 years ago today, we took possession of the original 86.
1 year ago today, we sat in the living room of the original 86 and signed a contract for its sale.
Neither is a day I regret, but I'd be lying to say that I'm not itching again. I haven't demolished or made anything in a while (beside construction drawings for buildings and renderings of weird furniture).
We are currently in a weird state of limbo. In exactly one month, we will start packing up to move to Detroit and into a very safe, very nice rental. I will be happy to be somewhere comfortable while we adjust to our new life, but I'm also excited to see the possibilities for our future.
I'm really looking forward to getting a grasp on the city/metro area. We all see them all the time right? Not just the Detroit "ruin porn", but also the articles about $1,000 houses. It is hard to know from afar (and maybe even while there) what the situation is really like. All I know is, I'm ready to get my hands dirty again.
The rental has a detached 2 car garage and we hope to set up half as a workshop. I have some ideas floating around that I'd like to put on paper and eventually to the table saw. It also has a finished basement. I plan on taking a big part of that over and organizing all our paper/craft/sewing "clean" work and play around with some ideas.
I've been thinking that I miss blogging, but then I realized that I just miss having creations and projects to blog about. This whole year since finishing 86 has been a creative lull for me. One that I probably needed after a 6 year long DIY renovation, but still, for someone like me, it's hard not to look back and wonder what the hell I did all year.
Again, no regrets, but I am excited for the future and maybe something big next April 15th?


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Final trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness launches
The new US trailer for JJ Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness, with yet more new footage. And Benedict Cumberbatch.
From radio silence, we seem to have had a fair batch of trailers for JJ Abrams' incoming Star Trek Into Darkness over the past few weeks. This, though, is apparently the last one. It's the final US full trailer for the movie, which arrives in UK cinemas on May 9th, and lands in the US the week after.
The film, of course, features Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Benedict Cumberbatch, Simon Pegg, Alice Eve and more. And given that its worldwide premiere is but a week or two away, expect the first reactions to start filtering in soon.
For now, here's the trailer...
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Lost In Translation
Category: Nature
Photo and caption by Ali Hudda
Into the depths of thought and contemplation. Finding the meaning of what is the closest to us, loves ones, money, social and economic relations? Truly the best gift to us is nature, where all answers lye to the deepest of questions...
Location: Gibraltar
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rogerfederer.com - A new record and a date with Andy
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A new record and a date with Andy
Roger moved another step towards defending his Australian Open title. He not only defeated Spain's Tommy Robredo 6-3, 7-6 (2), 7-5 to reach the semi-final, but also set up a new record. Roger is the first player of the Open era to have reached 11 consecutive Grand Slam semi-finals.
The conditions were not ideal tonight and forced both players to adapt a fair bit. The windy gusts on one side of the court were the reason for a whole series of breaks and re-breaks. Roger produced a total of 31 unforced errors during the match and dropped his serve twice in the opening set, but still managed to restrict Robredo to just three games.
It was Roger's seventh-straight triumph over Robredo, whose only victory over our champ came in their first meeting at the Hopman Cup in 2002.
The victory sets up a semi-final clash with Andy Roddick, an opponent our world number one has had the wood on since their first meeting in 2001. But it must be mentioned that Roger just lost the final to the American at the AAMI Classic in Kooyong, an exhibition tournament, just a few weeks ago.
Good luck on your game with Andy. I'd be
All my proud of you, abd my support.
Scandal featuring Patty Smyth
"The Warrior"
One of the best videos I've ever seen.
So rock it, sock it, block it, hock it, mock it, dock it, knock it, and well, you know. Hee hee hee and just jock it.