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A very nice evening and was well done. A nice tribute to a gracious star. A befitting tribute, presented with a good variety of style. You could tell that they had planned out the presentation very well. One of the better events.
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Thank you so much. How wonderful to have her family and friends tell us the memories they have of her this wonerful beautiful woman. A night too Remember....
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The staff were very helpful at seating us with a service dog. The show started about 15 minutes late and the MC's did not seem sufficiently familiar with the script. They were a bit amateurish throughout. The saving grace ( almost) were the film...continued
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Ocean drive, Miami
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Ocean Drive is a street in South Beach running along the Ocean – as the name suggests. It is known for its Art Deco buildgins and hotels which line the street. It's full of restaurants and bars – mostly offering cheap "speacials" and it's great for people-watching.
We found it very relaxing and pleasant in the morning – and buzzing with activity in the afternoon – especially on Sunday, when it was jam-packed with people "posing and showing off"… either their new clothes or their posh cars and motorbikes.
Address: ocean drive
Directions: Miami Beach
Ocean Drive is lined on one side with hotels and restaurants, while the other side opens onto a narrow park of palm trees, overlooking the beach. With only one day and night in Miami, I quickly learned that Ocean Drive was mostly restaurants, while the street behind it, Collins Avenue, was where all the best shopping took place.
Ocean Drive in South Beach: the place to go in South Beach. Usually the spotlight for the latest trends and styles. Also has tons of local cafes and night clubs! Need to sober up after a long night? A walk on the beach near by might do the trick! Just make you sure you don't walk by the water aand not into it! Drowning can be hazaredous to your health!
CocoWalk: not your traditional mall.It has only a handful of stores, including Victoria's Secret and The Gap. However, there is a bunch of smaller boutiques, such as Ocean Drive Fashion and The Black Market and The White House, both of which specialize in hip, trendy club clothes as well as upscale fashions!! Only for those who are not price conscious shoppers! The mall also has tons of spiritual places! NO!! Not Temples! BARS! Fat Tuesday's, Hooters or Tu Tu Tangos on the 2nd floor!
Shop n Party kinda mall! For those who are tragically hip!
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Silver plops + or - a % daily as winds blow, as this week FOMC Notes show a conflicted FOMC tempered by Yellen's QE infinity speech ("blunt instruments" and MBS bond buying)-- trickle down, which business hasn't bothered to trickle on unemployment much, a fiction that hasn't been economic reality since the pill killed population growth. (Hence population is growing only if we import furriners). Inflation lies will come in low, altho reality is, my COSTCO shirts and pants have jumped two bucks or ten percent over last year, (it's back to TJ MAX and Marshalls, where $7-9 shirts are just $9-$12, better than Walmart nation). I expect existing home sales to reflect winter doldrums for months, and the S and P and Russell 2000 to claw upward. It's bubblecious.
Date Time (ET) Statistic For Actual Briefing Forecast Market Expects Prior Revised From
Nov 18 9:00 AM Net Long-Term TIC Flows Sep - NA NA -$8.9M -
Nov 18 10:00 AM NAHB Housing Market Index Nov - 53 55 55 -
Nov 19 8:30 AM Employment Cost Index Q3 - 0.5% 0.5% 0.5% -
Nov 20 7:00 AM MBA Mortgage Index 11/16 - NA NA -1.8% -
Nov 20 8:30 AM Retail Sales Oct - 0.3% 0.1% -0.1% -
Nov 20 8:30 AM Retail Sales ex-auto Oct - 0.4% 0.1% 0.4% -
Nov 20 8:30 AM CPI Oct - 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% -
Nov 20 8:30 AM Core CPI Oct - 0.1% 0.2% 0.1% -
Nov 20 10:00 AM Existing Home Sales Oct - 4.95M 5.20M 5.29M -
Nov 20 10:00 AM Business Inventories Sep - 0.0% 0.4% 0.3% -
Nov 20 10:30 AM Crude Inventories 11/16 - NA NA 2.640M -
Nov 20 2:00 PM FOMC Minutes 10/30 - - - - -
Nov 21 8:30 AM Initial Claims 11/16 - 335K 333K 339K -
Nov 21 8:30 AM Continuing Claims 11/09 - 2875K 2863K 2874K -
Nov 21 8:30 AM PPI Oct - 0.0% -0.2% -0.1% -
Nov 21 8:30 AM Core PPI Oct - 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% -
Nov 21 10:00 AM Philadelphia Fed Nov - 5.0 11.9 19.8 -
Nov 21 10:00 AM Leading Indicators Oct - NA NA 0.7% -
Nov 21 10:30 AM Natural Gas Inventories 11/16 - NA NA 20 bcf -
Nov 22 10:00 AM JOLTS - Job Openings Sep - NA NA 3.883
Not much news on Friday, jobless claims yesterday sunk 21,000--but there was a four day week in there, and
newbies outnumber existing so the net is still minus IMHO. We don't know why the market soared because the numbers looked better at headline level, or because the numbers when you look deep show inclination the Fed shouldn't taper because there is still rot at the base of this recovery.
I suspect both groups reentered the market in droves, and that is what caused the near 2% runup in the Russell. I also suspect that is why altho silver was up, SLW was down.
I saw how that worked.
Jobs came in good today? Did anybody notice what season of the year it is? Oh, never mind, here we go over 16K in the Dow.
Can you hear me Yellen now?
Which will bring us to tomorrow, when folks will remember that this is one more reason for the Fed to make the mistake of starting tapering, our long awaited "correction" according to yahoo, which hasn't mentioned a fall back in YEARS.
Latest bubble talk notwithstanding.
We're in the perform high promise low stage again, today we're chockablock with retail sales which should be good for cars, and muted seasonally for homes at 10AM EST--the big deal is the confused mess that will come out of Fed meeting notes last month, in which the Fed govt "shutdown" will loom unknown, when we all have come to know, it didn't amount to much, except whizz off enough Virginians sitting on their butts to vote MacAuffaloonie into office, a Dem.
Venezuela reported planning to pawn its gold through Goldman Sachs
The Venezuela newspaper El Nacional, the voice of that tortured country's political opposition, reports today in the story appended here that, after triumphantly repatriating its gold reserves two years ago, Venezuela has sunk so much economically under its predatory socialist regime that it will raise cash by pawning its gold through Goldman Sachs.
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Presumably Venezuela's friend China could have bid directly for the gold and apparently didn't, maybe suggesting that China may be glad of the resulting discounting of gold on the international market, especially since the Venezuelan gold well may end up in Beijing anyway after nicely knocking prices down in its travels.
Ive noticed CNBC which is the tool of the Wall Street shysters is running their talking heads over every negative regarding Tesla ( must be that the big guys Ford-GM making cars are getting worried ) and now running headlines about a market bubble etc. Big guys must be shorting the market on the sly. Wonder if the banks are still aquiring physical gold. Hummm
ICAHN says the market is built on low irates, and perish forbid, they be raised, and the market panics???? HUH?? He need your cheap shares? What BULLTSCHIT! Typical Cramer like move, fan the flames of discontent where none exists, and won't for the NEXT THREE YEARS until this REAL ESTATE DRIVEN DEPRESSION reflates to 7/2007 prices, about 25% from now.....to get rid of the forgotten derivative overhang Bernookie neatly took off the books.....
Why do you think Yellen is being shoo'd in as Fed Chief? GAD people are dumb.
Yellen raise mortgage rates in the middle of next year's real estate buying season? Gimme a phoockin break!!!
The one thing we can all depend on, year in and year out is the STUPIDITY and HERD MENTALITY of people!! I will be covering my short position IMMEDIATELY at the bell and going LONGGGGG....
Most telling comment during the Yellen confirmation? Senator: "Just mentioning tapering caused the markets to swoon, and interest rates to soar one percent". Yellen "That's why we need robust growth".
Translation: That's why it's bond buying and QE forever--high paying jobs are going overseas, and if you haven't got your pot already (a 401K vested in Russell 2000 and S and P) new workers will be outdistanced by their forebears in perpetuity. Meaning, NOBODY will believe you can fix unemployment by having everyone work for $9 an hour at Walmart, PART TIME no less.
As to looking at housing for a semblance of "prosperity", that is so 1946. Look to automobiles instead, unless builders want to squeeze their 100% markups, or offer those $25,000 finished basements as freebies (they cost about $3500 to finish) don't look to new housing this spring to get us moving 1946 style.


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NHF: mixing good housing with health care improves lives
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Integrating good quality housing with health and social care improves the lives of vulnerable and older people, a new report claims.
The National Housing Federation's (NHF) report - Providing an Alternative Pathway - additionally claims that such an integration can save £thousands in health and care costs.
The study looks at how people's lives have been affected when housing associations and their support workers have become involved in aftercare decisions with councils and hospitals.
It reveals that people in specially adapted homes avoided stays in expensive residential homes and that regular visits from support workers slowed the deterioration of a person's health and reduced the need for costly medical intervention.
The NHF's head of communities, Kevin Williamson, said: "Integrating good and adapted housing with health services can dramatically improve the health and wellbeing of older and vulnerable people and prevent them from needing more care. It can bring independence to those with physical disabilities, dignity to older people and provide a safe and secure environment for people with mental health illnesses.
"We want the Government to set out clear proposals on the funding of social care reform, and to include explicit guidance on integrating housing and healthcare in the draft Care and Support Bill.
"But for housing associations to develop the right type of homes for older and vulnerable people, they also need places where they can build. The Department of Health can help by encouraging the NHS to consider specialised housing when distributing their surplus land.
Cllr David Rogers, chairman of the Local Government Association's Community Wellbeing Board, said: "We recognise that we must integrate the housing and social care agendas at national and local level to ensure that we can deliver housing that meets the diverse needs of vulnerable and ageing members of the population.
"In a period of economic austerity, we believe addressing the housing needs of vulnerable people can substantially reduce demand for, and the cost of, health and social care and enhance quality of life.
"What is needed is a change of ethos, a shift of emphasis from providing residential care towards prolonging independence through better public health, leisure and transport schemes, more adaptable housing, new technologies and neighbourhood projects."
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By Joshua Saleem
What do 120 pieces of foam board, 250 plastic zip ties, 20 bottles of paint, 350 young people and 1 hot glue gun have in common? They were all part of a Peace March and Rally that AFSC cosponsored in May at Northwest Academy of Law in St. Louis.
Inspired by the F-35 Transformers used at this year's If I Had A Trillion Dollars (IHTD) Film Festival, students and teachers built tombstones to represent violence and death in their community -- specifically 18 to represent the 18 homicides connected to youth in St. Louis Public Schools since January 2014.
Once the tombstones were built, students were asked the question "What does your community need to build peace?" They painted their answers on the interior of each tombstone.
Activities began with a rally that included Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed, The Ethics Project's Christi Griffin, and the NAACP's Redditt Hudson among other civic and community leaders. They answered questions about the ways in which they were working to reduce violence.
Students then marched down Riverview Boulevard holding signs and chanting, "Ain't no power like the power of the people 'cause the power of the people don't stop" and "We are unstoppable/a peaceful world is possible." The chants were another element we brought back with us from IHTD.
After the march, everyone gathered on the football field where the tombstones had been set up as if on a cemetery. When the signal was given, students transformed each tombstone, laying it flat on the football field and revealing their symbols of peace. Their 30-second action on the football field was symbolic of the everyday actions going on at Northwest, where youth are being equipped and empowered to transform their school and community from violence to peace.
The Peace March and Rally were the culmination of the efforts of many to bring peace to Northwest this year. We're excited for what next year has in store because, even though school's out for the summer, the power of the people don't stop!
For media coverage of the event featuring AFSC intern Aja McCoy, check out this St. Louis American story.
Joshua Saleem is Peace Education Director for AFSC in St. Louis. His e-mail is email@example.com.


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His room started to stink like urine, and often he didn't have adult diapers that he needed. Staff was supposed to see that he had them on every day, but many times he did not. Soon feces were on his furniture, his bed, and his carpet. Sometimes there was no toilet paper. Because some dementia patients hide used diapers rooms need to be checked daily and soiled ones removed. [continued below]....
When a new director took over I was given one week to find a new facility for him. When my friends went to move him because I was living in 1600 miles away they were appalled at the condition of his room. It stunk so badly of urine it almost gagged them. There were feces on blankets,floor, kitchen counter etc. His new bed was ruined with feces and urine stains as no rubber mattress protector was used. There were a dozen soiled diapers in his dresser with more lined up against the wall mixed in with his clean clothes. Needless to say bed and dresser were thrown away.
As to number of directors, they have had 3 in three years. the first one even promised me they had a dementia care wing he could move to as his condition worsened. That was an outright lie. I wouldn' t send a dog to live there, let alone a loved one. Shame on Bonadventure for treating our elders this way while profiting from their misery.
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Silambarasan and Hansika Motwani had given a sweet news for all their fans a few months ago. They had announced that they were in love and had requested media not to speculate about their relationship any more. But now, we hear, a shocking news. Well, rumour mills say that the couple has parted ways.
The buzz in the industry says that Silambarasan and Hansika Motwani are not in good terms in the recent months. The couple has broken up and has decided to take different routes as they could not work on saving their relationship. Reports say that the actors have moved on and have decided to concentrate on their respective careers.
Also Read: Ex Couple STR-Nayan To Work Again
At a recently held awards ceremony, Simbu and Hansika Motwani were not spotted together. It is said that the actress took her awards and left the place instantly to avoid media glare.
Hansika Motwani reportedly claimed that she had to leave the function as she wanted to catch a flight. Simbu came to the ceremony only after the actress had left the venue. Silambarasan and Hansika Motwani have enough projects in their hands and it will keep them busy for some time.
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Dorothy H. Rock, age 87, of Bemidji, MN, and a former longtime Crookston, MN resident, died Thursday evening, October 10, 2013, at her residence at Cedar Cottage in Bemidji. The Mass of Christian Burial for Dorothy will be held at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 15, 2013, at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Crookston with The Rev. Vincent Miller, presiding. Visitation will be for one hour prior to the service. Interment will follow in the Calvary Cemetery, Crookston. The Stenshoel-Houske Funeral Home is assisting with funeral arrangements.
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If you're in San Francisco I'd highly recommend attending the session being taught by Scott Kirsner on Digital Distribution and Marketing at the Film Arts Foundation on October 11th. Being a fan of Scott's writing I would bet that his class is just as engaging and interesting.
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Small movies from independent distributors fared reasonably well considering they were up against a stronger than usual mainstream slate, according to Variety. Fox Searchlight and The Weinstein Co. pulled out a handful of movies that brought in decent box-office. But the fact that bigger movies stuck around in theaters for longer than in previous years … Continue reading
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Skip to comments.100's of Pictures taken of Ground Zero by the US Army Corp of Engineers
Posted on 10/31/2001 1:41:42 AM PST by stlnative
100's of Pictures taken of Ground Zero by the US Army Corp of Engineers
The first 2 pages (8 in all) are mostly of people who work for the US Army Corp of Engineers, but the rest are good.
Some pictures really show the scale of it.
Why don't you start a thread each day for photos of the WTC and link threads like this.
The last week or two I have been dismayed and fed up by these unpatriotic liberals, anti-war protestors, and the treasonous media telling me that two more children have been killed by colateral bombing in Afghanistan. They never never say, but think of the thousands of men women and children killed in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
I don't think this would be disrespectful to the people who died in the WTC, but more of a tribute to them.
Here are just two my favorites, and you have probably seen these posted a couple of times here on FR.
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I will try to add to my site at RememberThe11.com
The Corps site says, " 1.CorpsWeb is provided as a public service by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). 2.Information presented on CorpsWeb public web sites is considered public information and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credits is requested."
Anybody have access to large scale printers that could put these on signs? This is excellent counter protest fodder.
Because they are too busy showing us what THEY want us to see. They want us to forget this part, and concentrate on the nasty things we're doing to other "poor" countries.
It rips my heart out to look at these pictures; I just feel like it is my duty to look at each and every one of them.........I owe it to the victims. They died for me.
Very sobering but a necessary reminder of what happened on 9/11 and why we are at war.
Like everyone else, I get both saddened and angry whenever I view these kinds of photos, which is why I must.
It's not hard to break a picture up into "panels" and print one per printer-sized sheet. Then just trim off the white margins and tape them together into one giant poster. This is how billboards used to be produced (might still be, for all I know).
Some image programs will automatically print sections of an image on multiple pages if you tell it to scale the image larger than a single page size, instead of letting it auto-fit the image to one sheet of paper.
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Naomi Watts: I'm definitely wearing a wig in Diana film
- From: news.com.au
- November 17, 2012
WHAT do wigs and Naomi Watts have in common?
Quite a lot, actually.
In Australia for Pantene's Beautiful Lengths campaign, which encourages women to donate their hair to be made into wigs for cancer sufferers, the actress also spilled the beans on her Princess of Wales hairdo in the highly anticipated film Diana.
"I'm definitely wearing a wig" she told news.com.au yesterday
"I actually had four different wigs, and even though the film only covers the last two years of her life she did change her colour quite a bit and even the length and style.
"Real hair wigs are very expensive, it takes a lot to get all the under work right and then you have to set the hair in such a way so that your head is as small as possible."
Real hair wigs actually cost thousands of dollars and are very difficult to come by, which is why Naomi agreed to sign on for the Beautiful Lengths campaign.
"It just instantly sounded like such a good thing to be part of" she said
"Women obviously place so much identity on their hair and how it looks so if you've been diagnosed with a terminally ill disease, and to be told that you have to lose your hair, it's just a horrible reminder.
"I was in a room of people today who were receiving some of these wigs and it was just so wonderful seeing how their spirits were lifted just by having that reminder about what they used to look like."
Watts has been hard at working filming scenes for the Diana picture which is due out next year. The film centres around the two-year, secretive relationship the princess had with heart surgeon Hasnat Khan as well as the increasingly relentless attention she received from the public and media.
"I've had glimpses of the invasion into your life, but nothing to the extent of what she went through," says Watts.
"At the time no one had ever been through that to that degree, and that was the time when the media started really blowing up. Diana was forced into isolation at times and it was obviously a very difficult way to live.
"Nothing compares to what she went through, I don't think she ever was left alone and that would have created a lot of torment."
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Louisiana's private sector added 50,400 jobs from June 2011 to this past June, a report said.
This was the highest over-the-year growth in 22 consecutive months of private sector job increases, according to the Louisiana Workforce Commission.
The total private sector employment grew to 1,586,900 during this span despite the loss of 500 jobs for the month of June, according to the most recent survey of employers done by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Total nonfarm employment for June rose to 1,947,000 on a seasonally adjusted basis. This is up 52,700 from June 2011, though last month saw a decrease of 1,500 such jobs.
For more detailed information on employment data for Louisiana, visit www.laworks.net and http://data.bls.gov/pdq/querytool.jsp?survey=la.
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root cellar, experiment, junked refrigerator uses, diy refrigerator root cellar, video, thermo cube, errosion, carrots, Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton
When our hand me down refrigerator died, I was a bit lazy about carting it off to the dump and just dragged it over by the barn. Fast forward a couple of years and we were growing enough carrots and potatoes to need a root cellar, but lacked the funds to build a proper cinder block version which can cost hundreds of dollars not to mention several days of back breaking labor. That's when I came up with plan B.
The first attempt failed due to a heavy rain washing it out. It was easier to store the carrots in our new refrigerator's crisper drawer and put the project on hold for a while. We grew our biggest carrot crop ever this year and needed a space larger than the crisper drawer so we decided to resurrect the refrigerator root cellar experiment.
We first thought maybe it needed a small roof to divert any heavy rain from eroding the hill but settled on using mobile home dirt anchors to secure it from the back and one of the sides. Placing a digital thermometer inside helped us to monitor the state of our carrots and on a few nights where outside temperatures dipped in the low teens the refrigerator root cellar registered 34 degrees, a bit too close to freezing for our comfort so we added a ThermoCube which turns on a light bulb at 34 and shuts it off at 45.
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In addition to searching for late additions to Chicago Blackhawks' roster for the stretch run of the NHL season, general manager Stan Bowman will help select players for the U.S. men's national team.
USA Hockey announced Wednesday that Bowman has been added to the U.S. Men's National Team Advisory Group.
"I'm honored for the opportunity to contribute to this group, and to the continued success of the U.S. Men's National Team on the international stage," Bowman said in a statement. "Thanks to the efforts of NHL teams in their local markets, and USA Hockey on a national level, the game has never been stronger in this country."


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Robert Adams Jr. was named warden at Jenkins Correctional Center in July 2015. Adams joined CCA in 1992 as a correctional officer at Leavenworth Detention Center. He was promoted to assistant shift supervisor at Bay Correctional Facility, where he also served as a shift supervisor. Adams became assistant chief of security at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center, where he was promoted to chief of security. He later joined Whiteville Correctional Facility, where he was an administrative shift supervisor, assistant chief of security, chief of security, and assistant warden. He transferred to Hardeman County Correctional Center as assistant warden before being promoted to warden at Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility. He later served as assistant warden at Whiteville and Hardeman. Before joining CCA, Adams served for six years in the U.S. Army.
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Neighborhood Solutions, Inc. DC FAWCETT The Company sent me a Bogus Refund Check, after I asked to have it refunded into my card account. Valrico, Internet
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We're hosting The 11th annual Valentines Red Carpet Event "Love All Over Me" February 13, 2016. It's an evening sharing Unlimited Love -Fashion - Music & more...
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Celta ousts Almeria from Copa to meet Madrid
BARCELONA, Spain — Enrique de Lucas scored in extra time as Celta Vigo came from behind in dramatic fashion to oust second-tier club Almeria 3-0 from the Copa del Rey on Thursday after Roberto Lago had netted in the dying moments to extend the match.
Celta will face 2011 cup winner Real Madrid in the round-of-16.
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There's a crisp feel of autumn in the air.
Migratory birds are beginning to take flight, and gardens are in late-season bloom, with pumpkins, squash and gourds turning rich shades of orange, red and green.
Lillie News staff raised a monarch caterpillar found on a milkweed plant in Roseville. From Day 1 to Day 24, see its transformation from a barely visible caterpillar to a chrysalis to flourishing butterfly.
News staff determined the butterfly was male; he was released into the wild Sept. 4.
Watch a video of the butterfly's release here.
Tiny Fredericksburg's take on history, outdoor activities and food is as big as all Texas
Fredericksburg, Texas, in the Texas hill country, is one of the best-kept secrets in travel. This small town offers visitors a menu of options. Take the kids or grandkids in the summer to see the National Museum of the Pacific War, which has earned rave reviews from ages 9 to 90 for its engaging look at the experience of World War II. Go with friends to browse the boutiques, relax in the spas, visit picturesque homes and historic buildings and tour the wineries. Or, even better, plan a winter getaway to this temperate region for hiking and biking, rock climbing, year-round golfing and seasonal birding tours. Shoppers and diners will find it's a haven for artists, a treasure trove of antiques and a spot for gourmet dining and specialty foods.
In today's economy, a full-time job is no guarantee that a second income won't be necessary to live a comfortable lifestyle or save for the future.
Portable, home hemodialysis is giving patients like Henning Sondergaard independence. (submitted photo)
Kidney disease is on the rise, according to government statistics.
Catch up on the remarkable story of how Nancy Peterson and Peter Boehm kept the carousel in one piece and in St. Paul at ourcarousel.org, then come and meet them at the carousel's 100th birthday party Aug. 9 at Como Park. Below, Carousel horses are either "standers" or "jumpers. At Cafesjian's Carousel in Como Park, all 68 horses are "jumpers" meaning they move up and down. (photos by Linda E. Andersen/Review)
It's 100 years for Como Park's Cafesjian's Carousel
When Nancy Peterson heard the news that cold November day in 1988 that the long-time Minnesota classic carousel had been dismantled and 20 of the horses and a chariot were now on their way to the auction block in New York City, she remembers saying to her husband, "Somebody ought to do something!"
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What better dessert in the summer than a fresh-fruit pie? Take it along on a picnic or serve it at a neighborhood get-together. (Linda Baumeister/Review)
'Tis the season... to harvest the delicious, nutritious, pretty red raspberry.
Mike Wilke, writer and illustrator for Cornerstone Stories, says his favorite fable he's done is "The Bearded Fool," a story about a man who decides to burn part of his beard off after reading that all men with long beards are fools. "I did relate to it," Wilke laughs. (Kaylin Creason/Review)
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Gary Shawkey17445 Huntley Road Windsor, hio U.S.A.
Gary Shawkey - bizoppalliance - power Ekids - Mlmdummies ripoff liar Took our money and bragged that his followers will follow him anywhere now he laughs as he finds more people to ruin Windsor ohio
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I filed my report with the trades commision, but they said all they can do is watch for a trend of reports on the same person with the same acusations then maybe they could investigate.
If anyone out there is really listening, everything you read here about this man is so very true, he does it because he can and no one can stop him.
He lured me in with the same sales pitch and lies, took my money on false pretenses and never refunded anything that he promised to do.
He hacks your computer, he had dummies set up in every meeting telling them what to say to lure the people in. He even has one woman claiming to work for the government and because she can not get caught up in anything illegal she would not be doing this if it wasn't honest. She supposedly was watching over the books and reporting anything amiss.
Gary Shawkey took my money for shares and partnerships with a promise of returns, commisions and refunds that never happened.
I was with him for three years. Now he will not acknowledge any wrong doing nor return emails.
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Midfielder Martin has missed Town's last two games - a 4-0 win over Middlesbrough and a disappointing 1-0 defeat at Blackburn - due to a hamstring injury and will be monitored in the build-up to the clash against the Seasiders.
As will goalkeeper Loach, who sat out at Ewood Park having sprained his thumb in training last week.
Loan stopper Stephen Henderson duly made his return between the sticks but he was helpless to prevent Jordan Rhodes' second-half winner.
The likes of Andy Drury, Michael Chopra, Anthony Wordsworth and Frank Nouble are pushing to start after Town recorded just one shot on target against Blackburn.
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The diagnosis of thyrotoxicosis has been facilitated by the determination of the protein bound iodine in the blood and by the uptake of I131 by the thyroid; however, there are many patients with borderline laboratory results suggestive of thyrotoxicosis but who are clinically not thyrotoxic. This anomaly has been observed in other clinics besides our own. The difficult diagnostic and therapeutic problems presented by these patients directed our attention to a number of factors that must be weighed carefully before final evaluation of the total clinical picture is made. It is felt that unless diagnosis of these borderline cases remains on a clinical level the uncritical physician may attach undue value to an abnormally high basal metabolic rate, high uptake of I131 by the thyroid, or increased protein bound iodine.False values in protein bound iodine and in the uptake of I131 are commonly
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Celebrities like Katy Perry and Paula Abdul have found Ema Savahl and adorned her conversation-piece dresses. It has been a grass roots, organic approach without a huge PR machine behind her.
Walmart invites big-name celebrities not only to entertain the shareholders but also to lend legitimacy to the company. By appearing at these annual events, the celebrities appear to be endorsing Walmart's business practices.
While it's encouraging that some U.S. realtors that source from Bangladesh have finally declared a new commitment toward improving the safety of Bangladeshi factory workers, let's hope that these companies will abandon their previous race to the bottom labor practices in favor of protecting human lives.
OK, it's official -- celebrities (primarily female pop stars) need to stop wearing leotards. No, really. Ever since Beyonce slipped her incredible f...
Capped off by a hit-laden set from Chime for Change co-founder and Artistic Director, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter (which saw her joined onstage for "Crazy in Love" by her husband, Jay-Z), the list of performers and presenters just might blow your mind a little.
Jennifer Lopez and boyfriend Casper Smart introduced the newest member of their family to the public recently via Twitter -- a puppy they've named Bear. For a couple that appears to be living in the moment and enjoying their relationship to the fullest, this step seems worth noting.
Tuesday night is our big Hollywood premiere for $ellebrity, an intriguing new feature documentary directed by Kevin Mazur about the price of fame today, and the way that the texture of celebrity has evolved -- or, it could be argued, de-evolved -- over time.
I call it, The Monster. It's enormous. It may not be Hollywood big, but it's close. Nearly five carats. And it's shiny. It was my grandmother's, then my mother's, and now it's on my finger.
A celebrity endorsement, whether explicit or implicit, emboldens dictators in their denial of fundamental freedoms to their people. They must pay a price. And those who endorse them with their presence, like Iglesias, should be called out for their disgraceful conduct.
These are the gorgeous hotels where some of our favorite celebs celebrated their first days of wedded bliss.
J.Lo is back in the news and it isn't because of her music. Once again it is her love life that is getting attention.
How long will it take before she understands that a stable, loving relationship is happily ever after, and that those qualities only occur when both partners commit to enduring the inevitable highs and lows of a longterm love?
So let's rework the stories. Or, better yet, write our own. One with regular people doing everyday and extraordinary things. No tiaras, castles or princes needed.
We pride ourselves on knowing all kinds of Sapphic pop-culture facts. Each week we'll share some of the best tidbits on The Huffington Post in our new series, "Best Lesbian Week Ever." Here's who and what was on our raging gay radar this week.
American Idol has been many things to many people, from pure escapism for those who watch from home, to dreams realized or crushed by those who have had the courage to stand up and be judged.
Like most moms, I've struggled with either gaining too much weight while pregnant with my three children or losing weight after each pregnancy.


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WASHINGTON — Rebuffing a plea from President Barack Obama, Senate Republicans on Thursday once again blocked legislation to reinstate long-term unemployment benefits for people who have exhausted their aid.
With the Senate apparently paralyzed by partisan gridlock, the fate of the aid, as well as tax breaks for businesses and $16 billion in aid for cash-strapped states, remains unclear. Dozens of states are hoping for federal aid to help balance their budgets.
Republican lawmakers — joined by Democrat Ben Nelson of Nebraska — maintained a unified front to sustain a filibuster of the $110 billion bill. The vote was 57-41, three short of the 60 needed to cut off debate and bring the bill to a final vote.
Democrats said they would give no further ground and put the onus on Republicans to make concessions.
"If there were ever evidence that this is the party of no, this is it," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., who added that several governors would be coming to Washington next week to make the case for the bill to help states, businesses, and those who have been out of work more than six months.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., disputed Reid's characterization. "The only thing Republicans have opposed in this debate are job-killing taxes and adding to the national debt," he said.
The unemployment extension would add about $30 billion to the national debt. Democrats say all the provisions in the bill are offset by spending cuts and tax increases except the jobless benefits, which Congress traditionally has approved as an emergency without looking for a way to pay for them. Benefits for the long-term unemployed lapsed at the end of May because of the congressional stalemate.
In a statement, the White House vowed to keep pushing for the bill. "The president has been clear: Americans should not fall victim to Republican obstruction at a time of great economic challenge for our nation's families," press secretary Robert Gibbs said.
It was the third time in two weeks that Democrats failed to circumvent unified GOP opposition, despite making a series of changes to accommodate complaints about deficit spending.
The latest bill was a pared-back version of the $140-billion measure approved by the House. Last week, Democrats agreed to slash unemployment benefits by $25 billion to cut costs. In the latest version, Democrats scaled back funding for aid to states for Medicaid.
The Labor Department estimates that more than 1.2 million long-term unemployed will have lost their benefits by the end of this week.


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Meet Beatrice. She's very playful and shy, and doesn't smile a lot.
Beatrice lives with her biological parents. Her family's income is approximately $20/US/month and they pay $10/month for rent. She has two sisters and a brother. They are no longer in school due to financial problems. Her oldest sister has three children. She's 17. They all live together and sleep in the same room – one bed with a little mattress.
Our Program Coordinator, Macintosh, met Beatrice when she was on the beach. He asked her if she'd been in school before. She said she used to be in school, but she dropped out because her father couldn't pay the school fees anymore because he was spending all his money on alcohol. Beatrice and her siblings were sitting at home doing nothing. She told Macintosh that her oldest sister started disappearing during the day and coming back at night, but they didn't know where she went. After she got pregnant the first time, she stopped leaving the house and started staying at home.
After hearing her story, Macintosh decided to visit Beatrice's home. He met her mom and dad and decided to befriend the family. One he got to know them, Macintosh made a recommendation to Katie to enroll Beatrice in the More Than Me program.
Because of the pattern of her sister's life and her family's inability to support her to go to school, Macintosh decided that Beatrice was vulnerable to a similar lifestyle as the one her sister led and wanted to enroll her in the More Than Me program to prevent her from ending up like her sister.
Now Beatrice is enrolled in school and will start school at the new More Than Me Academy when it opens its doors on September 7, 2013! Over 50% of Liberian girls ages 10-14 have never gone to school. With the More Than Me Academy, we are hoping to change this statistic and open the door to opportunity for girls like Beatrice.
We ask you to partner with us in preparing for the Academy's opening by donating on Match Day - Wednesday, June 12th. On that day, your donation will be matched by 50% and will go toward giving these girls the ability to make choices for themselves. Thank you for your continued support! We look forward to updating you again soon.
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