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The clinical, ethnic, and genetic features of familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) suggest that this disease is due to an inborn error of metabolism. It is particularly important to identify phenotypic specificity of certain clinical patterns because the underlying biochemical deviation of FMF remains to be discovered and because a specific diagnostic test is not available. Some progress in this direction has already been achieved since it is now possible to correctly identify those patients who have succumbed to renal amyloidosis without having suffered any other manifestations of the disease. Joint involvement constitutes a cardinal feature, but is the arthritis characteristic enough to be considered a recognizable entity exclusive of other features of the syndrome?
Heller and associates1 have recently described a pattern of articular manifestations in FMF. A group of 34 living patients in whom particularly prominent joint manifestations were noted served as a basis for this study. The
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"Therefore what God has joined together, let no man separate." This is the final standing order for all those who accept Lord Jesus Christ as personal Savior. Lord Jesus Christ by his redeeming passion on the cross wiped away the curse that fell upon humanity consequent to the fall in the Garden of Eden. Therefore a believer should not look to the model of fallen man but obey what the Savior commanded. But to put it into practice, one has to honestly believe what the Lord said is infallible truth that every legitimate marriage union is joined together by God and it is a sin to break it by sinful behavior. How one can profess that Jesus Christ is Lord and Savor and live in utter disregard to his teachings at the same time? The Book of Tobit, Deutero-canonical according to Protestants, clearly teaches us that a legitimate marriage is God ordained. It is the story of a marriage; Thobiah to Sarah. God appointed angel Raphael to mediate the marriage. On the way Thobiah raised several doubts about Sarah's past history. He knew that she was demon possessed and married to seven men and all of them died in the first night itself because the demon slew them. Raphael advised certain method to exorcise the demon. Raphael said, "Do not be afraid, Sarah is set apart for you from the beginning (before the world existed)," 6:18. After marriage before they came together Tobiah told Sarah, "My love, get up, Let us pray and beg our Lord to have mercy on us and to grant us deliverance," 8:4. They prayed, "Lord, you know that I take this wife of mine not because of lust, but for a noble purpose," 8:7. This is the way couple should begin life together. This is a good instance of correct perspective about marriage. Strong conviction that God ordains the marriage, guides through. It is fulfillment of the law and not lust. Indeed, when lust instead of divine love intrudes, the marriage breaks apart.
'Liberal Protestantism is one reason for increased divorce,' E. E. Aubery quotes Prof Lichtenberger, "Man and Wife" page 141. I fully agree with the professor because during reformation period they shifted from the authority of Church to the authority of Bible. Luther said, "Marriage is worldly thing," Britannica. This led to free interpretation according to the whims and fancies of freelance interpreters. In less than thirty years the best champion Luther publicly regretted how 'disrespectfully people behave with Gospel'. It was just the starting point of exploitation of "Word of God," for private ends. From then onwards, immorality is on the rise. To them "Two people seek mutual physical satisfaction as part of the expression of their love for each other, this would be a higher expression of sexual life" is marriage. What is the higher purpose without God? More conservative Protestants consider God a witness. Statistics show, this is where the moral landslide started. But the Bible clearly says besides what I cited above that God is not merely a spectator but active partner in between spouses and the very reason for them being together. He is the one who conducts the marriage. God created Eve and gave her to Adam and blessed them to be together evolving triune dimension united in love to family concept. Father, Son and Holy Spirit; so is man + God + woman = family. When we overrule this truth we loose a standard point of reference and the spouses are vulnerable to any kind of immodesty. They do not seek God's counsel because it would require them to meet divine standards and live righteously. Why people go to counselors is because they place counselors above God. Why counselors fail to reverse the trend? Same reason; they depend on human wisdom rather than God's wisdom. Would a counselor risk his business interest? Think about it. Modern counselors wrought more degeneration than good. Husband is Christ-like and wife is Churchlike says St Paul; where is the question of doubts, infidelity, violence or divorce?
Verse to ponder: "If my people, who are called by my name, humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from evil ways, I will hear them from heaven and pardon their sins and heal the land," 2Chr 7:14. Is this not the most exigency of the hour? So let us.


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With three Southern California locations officially open for business and another three scheduled to open by week's end, West Coast regional grocery chain Haggen has announced the first five senior members of its Pacific Southwest leadership team. They are:
- WendyOliver, SVP, Operations. A former Vice President of the Southern California Division of Albertsons
- ChrisLinskey, SVP, Marketing. A veteran of Vons, Linskey was most recently EVP, Sales, with Intelligent Clearing Network after working for Valassis and Catalina Interactive.
- RichWinters, VP, Fresh foods. He was formerly VP of Sales and Business Development for Sun Pacific, Pasadena, Calif., and, before that, VP, Retail Merchandising and Marketing, for the Northern California Division of Safeway.
- JaimePrager, VP, Center Store, who was formerly Director of Hispanic Category Management for Smart & Final, Los Angeles
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"Each of our leaders has extensive experience in the grocery business as well as professional and personal connections to the Southern California marketplace," said Bill Shaner, Haggen CEO Pacific Southwest. "You couldn't ask for a stronger group to lead our historic rollout of 100 stores in 100 days."
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I can measure my life in the thoughts that have absently consumed my mind.
In 6th and 7th grade, it was all about finding friends and fitting in. Moving to two new states during middle school will do that to you. In high school, it was all about doing well, excelling so I could get into the best college.
In college, again, it was about applying myself and finding the most kickass job once I graduated. Then, when I got that "dream job" and realized it was severely lacking what I hoped it'd be, my thoughts were all about my next move. When you graduate from college and are no longer tethered to such a structured environment, all of the options you have are overwhelming. At least they were for me.
In those years directly after college, I had a panoply of thoughts, trying to figure out what I wanted to be: A nutritionist? A writer? A chef? A nurse? A psychologist? A lawyer? In my mind, there was no limit to what I could do or where I could go.
So, for the longest time, my idle thoughts were self-focused and idealistic and driven. My mind was a ticker tape of aspirations and goals and ideals. What will be my next move? How will I get there? When will I go? Where will it be?
Then, gradually, something shifted. My confident, ambitious thoughts were taken over by thoughts of others. Thinking about this person, that person, why won't they be/see/do xyz. Missing this person. Wishing I could be with this person. It's fucking tiring. I've been annoyed by my thoughts for far too long.
I miss my scheming and plotting. I miss being overwhelmed by all the options I have in front of me, not being able to choose what I want for myself. I miss coming up with crazy life plans and then trying to figure out how to achieve them.
I'm so sick of this shit. Frankly, it's embarrassing that I give so much real estate in my mind to persons who don't rightfully deserve it. I miss me consuming my thoughts. I know I won't have that luxury forever, so I figure I damn well should take advantage of it while I still can. Why am I wasting my valuable brain space thinking about someone else? I can't change someone else. No matter how much I scheme and plot and wish it were so.
You know who I can change? Me.
So, godammit, Paige. Let your mind think about you again.
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Written Interview: Shane SalernoApril 3rd, 2010 by Scott
This week I had the pleasure of chatting with screenwriter-director Shane Salerno. Turns out he's a GITS fan. We talked about the documentary Salinger that Shane has spent 5 years making. I posted on it here back in January when Deadline Hollywood broke the news of the doc's existence. From that article:
Salerno financed the film out of his pocket, interviewed 150 sources, and accumulated so much information that he collaborated on a 700-page companion book with bestselling author David Shields.
The 150 sources interviewed in the film either worked with Salinger at The New Yorker or had contact with him otherwise, or were greatly influenced by him. The famous names include Philip Seymour Hoffman, Edward Norton, John Cusack, Danny DeVito, John Guare, Martin Sheen, David Milch, Robert Towne, Tom Wolfe, E.L. Doctorow, A. Scott Berg, Elizabeth Frank, Gore Vidal, and many other fans, journalists, filmmakers, playwrights, and artists inspired by Salinger's work.
The film — kept under the radar until now — wasn't done in time for consideration at this year's Sundance Film Festival. As a result, the filmmaker hoped to present it at a spring film festival, like Cannes. It will be shopped shortly by WME Entertainment and Robert Offer for distribution and remake. The book, also complete, will be shopped by IPG's Brian Lipson and literary agent Richard Pine.
It's a remarkable project, so I thought who better to feature in this week's written interview than Shane Salerno.
Shane, who began his career on "NYPD Blue" when he was 19 years old, has a long list of writing credits including the Armageddon (1998), Shaft (2000), and AVPR: Aliens vs Predator – Requiem (2007), and TV series "New York Undercover" (3 episodes, 1995-1996) and "UC: Undercover" (11 episodes, 2001-2002).
Future projects include Doomsday Protocol (2010), which Shane sold as a spec in Sept. 2008, Goodnight Dorothy Kilgallen (2010), Untitled Shane Salerno/Kurtzman-Orci Project (2011), Untitled James Cameron Project (2011), and The Last Run (2010).
Suffice to say Shane is a busy young man – and he also has a most interesting backstory which you can read about here.
In this September 2004 interview, Shane offers an honest appraisal about working in the business, but also inspiration for those trying to break in as screenwriters. Some excerpts:
"I just hope these people stay persistent because sometimes it's six or eight scripts before they have that great script," he said. "All the people they admire went through these things and had adversity. Oliver Stone wrote 10 scripts before he wrote "Platoon" which got him all of his first jobs which got him "Midnight Express" and then he waited10 years to get "Platoon" made."
Salerno said it's kind of like what Kevin Costner said in "Bull Durham": What you need is fear and arrogance.
"It's weird, you have to have an arrogance because when people tell you your work stinks and no one is ever to going to make this that's a really hard thing to hear all the time," noted Salerno. "So what I hope is that people stick with it and write unique stuff.
As an example of how competitive and daunting the numbers are, Salerno related the following facts about what producers and studios go through when they are looking for a pilot for a new TV show. "They listen to 600 pitches, they buy 30 to 40 scripts and they make three to four pilots and they put two on the air. Those are real numbers I just gave you. Think about that. When you realize from that standpoint you have to have the confidence and find a way to break in and go around the system. You need an in. One of the best writers I ever worked with on this last TV series I hired was an AIDS counselor at Riker's Island who does not have the warmest personality for everybody but we got beyond that. You have to find an avenue. First you have to get your script truly read. Also find someone who is incentivized to help you."
By incentivized, he means someone who has a vested interest in finding good material. Not someone who is reading your work because they like you or want to encourage you. He means someone who looks for good material as part of his or her job.
"The senior vice president of Paramount is not incentivized to help you," he said.. "He's supervising five movies that are in production and juggling $400 million dollars and has a lot of pressure on him. He's not interested in watching your screenwriting career. But the lowest level (executive) who reads 20 scripts in a weekend because it's his or her job, they are incentivized because they move up the ladder by finding "American Beauty" or "Shawshank Redemption." This approach of machine gunning and hoping you hit oil is not as smart as targeting someone who is in a position to help you. It's really about sniper mode as opposed to machine gun mode. "
"If you go to enough of these [screenwriting] conferences you start to understand this business," Salerno said." It's called show business which is not just some cliché. It is a business and writing is a craft. That means it's business and people ultimately want to make money but it's a craft so that means it takes a number of years to do well. I find a lot of people don't understand those two things. The advantage of seminars and things like this is to be around people who are doing it and maybe hearing one or two things where you go 'That's what's wrong with my script' and you make that adjustment or 'That's a great way to get to an agent.' But again, it's a numbers game and a lot of people give up too early. It's humbling even when you're successful. William Goldman has 20 unproduced screenplays and he says that's some of his best work. It's a weird business. They pay you a million dollars to write it but they won't make it."
Great stuff. And here's another interview with Shane: FilmMakers.com interview (12/7/2004).
UPDATE: Mike asked about how to target — sniper style (per Shane's interview) — potential Hwood buyers from thousands of miles away. Check out my comments to Mike. You can go here to see the 2010 Daily Variety "Facts on Pacts" list of prod co deals with studios.


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A word from the chairman
The season has gone well so far but with the icy conditions that we endured last weekend and the forecast for the next few weeks, I would suspect that many matches will be cancelled.
All of our teams have now been eliminated from the FA and London FA competitions but it is fair to say that most have given a good account of themselves and I hope that they have benefited from the experience.
We still are running a strong league with 52 teams in membership and let no-one convince you that anything else is the case.
I have read in the Jewish News that the league is set for massive changes. As the league's chairman, I am very surprised to hear of this for I feel sure that I might have known. Any changes are for the teams to decide at a formal meeting and there is nothing on the table of this nature. So let me say that this is pure talk and speculation. Our league is operating extremely well at the moment and may well need some fine-tuning but certainly nothing more. In any event, the league has to comply with the FA Standard Code of Rules and any deviation from these would not be permitted.
It would be far more beneficial if time were spent trying to develop raising the standard of play through coaching courses, etc. There are many on offer and all that needs to be done is to contact the LFA or peruse the County handbooks for these.
I also would like to touch on the subject of referees. How many of you stop to think how lucky you are to have your games covered by match officials every week. This league, through the good office of Martin Fox, strives to ensure that this is the case but some of the attitudes towards them especially from Managers and team officials at times is nothing short of disgraceful and to remonstrate with them after the game has ended really has to cease.
The league is about to commence its Representative team programme and with the appointment of Danny Berg as manager, I am sure you will join me in wishing him, his assistant Mitchell Young and the squad every success. The players always give of their all and they deserve your support so try and come along and do just that.
I said in my last article in June that 'I was looking forward to a better season at West Ham'. Well, look what's happened. I know that those who favour the claret and blue in the Maccabi League are not enormous but I can tell you there is a larger Jewish following at Upton Park than you might have thought. This season, so far, has been a disaster, but I cannot really blame Avram Grant. We have too many under-performing players whose ability, quite frankly, is below that required for the Premier League.
We have been on a downward spiral for five years. Our old fashioned pure football has disappeared and we seem to be completely lacking in ideas and any tactical plan. Forwards can't score goals, defenders can't keep clean sheets and the midfield runs round in circles … other than that we are a great team. But despite all that we a great club and those of us who hail from the area are proud to be associated.
I really hope that the weather improves and you all get to play and enjoy your football.
David Wolff
JCMaccabi (Southern) Football League


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The Western blot workflow for immuno-based protein detection was introduced over 30 years ago. Since its introduction, Western blotting has become a well-known and widely accepted technique routinely used in many laboratories to detect a specific protein from a complex mixture. Because of the unambiguous results and wide scientific acceptance, Western blotting is often used to confirm results generated from more complex experimental techniques.
Many advancements have improved the convenience and performance of Western blotting. These advancements include the transition from radioactive to chemiluminescent detection, the transition from using homemade polyacrylamide gels to pre-cast gels for electrophoresis, and, most recently, the transition from using bulky and wasteful tank-transfer devices to the more rapid semi-dry transfer devices. Yet, despite these significant advancements, the Western blotting workflow remains a time-consuming and labor-intensive process with many steps that often require optimization.
To perform a typical Western blot, proteins are separated by gel electrophoresis and transferred to either nitrocellulose or PVDF membranes. The nonspecific binding sites on the membrane, where no protein was transferred, are blocked by incubating the membrane in proteinaceous blocking buffer. Because of its low cost, 5% milk is a popular blocking buffer. Protein detection on the membrane begins with primary antibody incubation followed by wash steps to remove nonspecifically bound antibody. Unfortunately, not all primary antibodies have equivalent performance.
Some primary antibodies generate nonspecific bands (i.e., bands other than the protein of interest), and some require an overnight incubation to obtain adequate detection sensitivity. Empirical testing to determine the optimal concentration is often required. Using an insufficient amount of antibody results in poor signal detection and too much antibody can cause high background or a specific signal that is too intense.
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The concentration of secondary antibody is a critical step in the process and will vary depending on the substrate of choice. A frequent error is the use of the secondary antibody at a concentration that is too high, which can result in detection of nonspecific proteins, high background, or in some cases, inadequate signal from rapid depletion of the chemiluminescent substrate. Extensive washing is required to remove the nonspecifically bound antibodies and can be essential to reduce background and improve the signal-to-noise.
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Zander de Bruyn and Gary Wilson overcame a turning pitch to help Surrey set Nottinghamshire a last-day victory target of 347 in the LV= County Championship Division One clash at the Kia Oval.
With seven of the 10 wickets to fall on day three being shared by the spin duo of Graeme White and Sam Wood - 4-97 and 3-64 respectively - the stage would now appear to be set for Murali Kartik and Gareth Batty to spin the hosts to victory.
Surrey, who began the day with a first-innings lead of 42, lost Zafar Ansari in the fourth over when Luke Fletcher lured the 20-year-old left-hander into playing an indeterminate shot.
Rory Burns and Arun Harinath then added 40 for the second wicket before White dislodged Harinath's leg bail with a delivery that turned sharply.
Kevin Pietersen announced himself by dispatching his fourth ball to the long-on boundary and repeated the shot five overs later off Fletcher.
With White striking either side of lunch to bowl Burns through the gate for 44 and have Pietersen hole out to long-off for 22, Surrey were in danger of throwing away their advantage.
But de Bruyn and Jason Roy's fifth-wicket stand of 72 in 19 overs ensured the hosts kept their noses in front.
Roy mixed vigilance with calculated aggression to make 41 off 50 balls, while de Bruyn capitalised on the pace of Ben Phillips to guide the ball down to the rope at third man.
Roy became Wood's maiden first-class victim when he clipped the 19-year-old off-spinner to short midwicket.
Five overs later, de Bruyn cut White for four before moving to his second fifty of the match, which came from 115 deliveries. After tea he lifted White straight down the ground for six.
Wilson got in on the act by picking Wood up over long-off for a maximum, which he followed up with a four through cover.
The wicketkeeper brought up his half-century from 82 deliveries, but three balls later White trapped de Bruyn leg before for 78 to bring the curtain down on a vital sixth-wicket stand of 90 in 25 overs.
On 57, Wilson chipped Wood to short midwicket and Stuart Meaker went caught behind off Wood before Nottinghamshire elected to take the second new ball.
It brought them the wickets of Batty and Kartik, who was brilliantly caught at deep midwicket off Phillips.
Notts opened with nightwatchman Harry Gurney, who played out a maiden before the close.
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Mario Lopez Welcomes Son Dominic And Tweets the Play-by-PlaySarah Bernard
Extra! host Mario Lopez and wife Courtney Mazza welcomed their second child into the world on September 9th — a baby boy named Dominic.
And I'm not sure I can think of a celebrity who has done a better job of seamlessly integrating pregnancy news and milestones into their day job.
Back in February, Mario announced on Extra! that they were expecting for the second time. Their adorable 2-year-old Gia Francesca got some camera time and wore a shirt that said, "Big Sister Gia."
Throughout Courtney's pregnancy, Mario was open about his feelings on going back to newborn life and deciding not to find out the baby's gender.
"I already have a girl, so if we have a boy that would be nice," he told Us Weekly, "But we're going to keep it old school."
On the actual day of, the hardest working dad in showbiz went from the set of The X Factor season 2 right to the delivery room — and he tweeted the entire way.
Whoa.. Cutting it close. Just wrapped @TheXFactorUSA & I'm rushing to the hospital. Baby Lopez #2 is coming tonight! Baby better wait for me
— Mario Lopez (@MarioLopezExtra) September 10, 2013
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It's a boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please welcome Dominic Lopez to the world! Couldn't be happier… @CourtneyMLopez & baby are doing just fine… 🙂
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John Steakley
Daw Books: New York, 1984. ISBN: 0-88677-368-7. Pp.426
Review © 2006 Branislav L. SlantchevThis book was recommended as something that anyone who likes Heinlein's Starship Troopers or Haldeman's The Forever War would appreciate. In that sense, the book was both a pleasant surprise and a major disappointment. In terms of military sci-fi, it is perhaps close to the pinnacle: I can think of no title right now that does a better job of thrusting the readers into the maelstrom of an imagined interplanetary war. The cold brutality of sheer determination to stay alive no matter what, the unsentimental treatment of transitory personal relationships of those exposed to constant danger in an environment with exceedingly high lethality rates, and the realist, unromantic notion that the enemy may be as incomprehensible as he is implacable, all of these paint a bleak view of war that may cause the reader to shudder. Because it just sounds so real. The parts of the book that deal with these issues through Felix, the protagonist there (the first third and the very last twenty pages or so) are without peer.
On the other hand, the book suffers immensely from lack of depth when it comes to philosophy and politics. This is certainly most evident in the half of the story that deals with Jack Crow, the space pirate, and is indeed painful to read. Although the book does not quite sink to the depths of Haldeman's anti-war screed with its laughable politics and vision of the future, it is nevertheless not an exciting and thoughtful treatment that Heinlein offered in his, admittedly ambivalent, work. Even if all of this appears as background noise to Jack's transformation from an egocentric privateer into a noble defender of the wretched, it all sounds as implausible as that character arc.
The Earth is in the midst of an interplanetary war with an alien race of bug-like creatures. Why does it always have to bugs? Is it because insects are instinctively repulsive to many humans, or because they represent a collective that is at odds with our notions of individuality, or because such a mind would appear quite alien to us no matter what---and therefore can underpin a war without negotiations? I do not know, and clearly any and all of these reasons can be given for choosing such an opponent. Why else would Heinlein do it? Or Orson Scott Card? At any rate, the war is on, nobody (at least in the ranks) knows why, nobody seems to care, nobody seems to be able to communicate with the enemy, and nobody seems to be trying. Now, all of this makes for a bad war strategy, only if by gaining some knowledge of the opponent one may find better ways to kill him, but also because without communication, a total war of extermination is the only solution.
Humans have made it to one of the main planets of these aliens, a truly inhospitable place by the name of Banshee. People cannot survive in its environment, and have to wear their protective suits at all times. These battle suits are also reminiscent of Heinlein's and are lovingly described in great detail by Steakley too. The eponymous "armor" is a piece of equipment that renders its operator a veritable superman. Felix, for one, uses his as much to fight enemies as to shield himself from his own problems. So the title word has a double meaning: the shell is supposed to protect from external threats but that very act can also serve to distract the wearer from his own turmoil. Although it is not revealed until the last third of the novel, it is quite obvious from the very beginning that Felix has "issues," to put it in SoCal slang. It is not really important what these are, but the fact is that he seems to have volunteered for a war he gives not a hoot about, a war where the casualty rates are appalling, and that he is ready to fight with the cold detachment of one who really has nothing to live for.
Felix, however, is no suicidal maniac. He looks for death but his own instinct for survival does not let him die. This inner demon comes to life when Felix is threatened, and it takes over, controlling his body, making him do whatever is necessary to live another day. Felix calls it the Engine. The first drop of Felix's group (he is not even a warrior but a scout) is astonishing: they are transported into the middle of a bug group arrayed to meet them, the fighting begins instantly, with Felix, or rather, the Engine, mowing down tens of these countless aliens even without comprehending what goes on. The description is brutal: limbs flying, fluids squirting, bones cracking, comrades, most of them nameless, perishing without even taking a shot. A lot of the combat is hand-to-hand, and one can only imagine would it would feel to grapple with a giant ant-like insect that claws at you with blind determination. All characters introduced along with Felix die just when the reader has begun to develop some sort of connection with them. Felix slowly gets lost in the chaos of war as he is forced to do one drop after another because of a computer glitch. Statistically, he should have died a long time ago. Amazingly, he lives. His Engine would not let him perish.
The other part of the book is mostly disconnected from this. It is about one Jack Crow who escapes prison only to end up on a space ship who's crew has mutinied and is itself on the run. The captain hatches an astonishingly hare-brained scheme to take over the fuel supplies of a distant research outpost: Jack must infiltrate it and disable its defenses. Of course, Jack meets the brilliant scientist who runs this facility (and the guy is suitably, if predictably, naive when it comes to personal relationships) and everything changes when the scientist finds a way to retrieve the memories recorded by the armor that Jack had presented him with. The rest of the story is about Jack sabotaging the station, getting involved in local politics, and learning about Felix's fate (it is his suit that he had found). In the end, the two stories abruptly come together with explosive results, but it is so far in the end, and so implausible that one can only wish that this whole Jack Crow subplot were dropped entirely.
As a novel, Armor is a great piece of entertainment. As military sci-fi, it is among the best. As a thoughtful examination of an individual's experience in combat, it's pretty damn good too. But as a rumination on the future or about non-extreme behavior, it is pedestrian at best. Still, this is certainly one book to read. The writing is dynamic and especially good in the action scenes (it's almost as if it was written for the screen, one can easily visualize them). If the book were limited to Felix and his travails, it would have been far better.
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A couple of days ago I got a flat tire on my pickup on the front driver's side. I was close to a service station on the strip in Niles, so I went there to have my front tires fixed. After a few minutes at the service area, I changed my mind and thought it would be safer to have a new tire.
So I proceeded to buy two new tires for the front. After waiting a while, I was told my truck was ready. I paid and went outside to check out my new front tires. But I found the service person had put the new tires on the back.
I went in to complain and was told that if you buy only two tires, they are not allowed to put them on the front. The manager said that it was company policy, and that they would be fired if they had put the two tires on the front.
After a standoff, I left.
I would appreciate it if someone from an auto insurance company or AAA or safety law enforcement can write a reply why this is a company policy is not to place new tires on the front. I've been driving for over 60 years and never heard this before.
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Is this the way "Duck Dynasty" ends? Not with a quack, but a whimper?
The future of the A&E hit is up in the air, after the show's patriarch Phil Robertson was suspended indefinitely from taping after making a string of anti-gay remarks in a GQ interview. He compared homosexuality to bestiality and gay people to terrorists — as in, how good Christians never judge anyone. "We just love 'em, give 'em the good news about Jesus — whether they're homosexuals, drunks, terrorists."
But his family and co-stars say they "cannot imagine" continuing to tape the show without him. "The family has spent much time in prayer since learning of A&E's decision. We want you to know that first and foremost we are a family rooted in our faith in God and our belief that the Bible is His word," they write in a statement posted on their website. They say that Robertson's remarks were "unfiltered" and "coarse," but that he would "never incite or encourage hate."
"We are disappointed that Phil has been placed on hiatus for expressing his faith, which is his constitutionally protected right," the family adds. "We have had a successful working relationship with A&E but, as a family, we cannot imagine the show going forward without our patriarch at the helm. We are in discussions with A&E to see what that means for the future of Duck Dynasty."
The industry new website thewrap.com has not seen Robertson's contract, but experts tell the website that if it contains the standard morals clause that gives producers the right to act against talent who insult or denigrate people, Robertson won't have much recourse.
While conservatives such as Sarah Palin have decried A&E's decision as a violation of his First Amendment rights to free speech, a UCLA law professor notes that the law only stops the government from infringing on free speech — not television networks.


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Some paleosphere bloggers such as Chris Masterjohn and Denise Minger have mentioned that some of the harmful effects of "animal protein" could actually be caused by excess methionine and insufficient glycine. In one study, they discuss, high-dose glycine increase the lifespan of rats by ~30%.
After noticing some of good results with glycine, I decided to systematically check all the relevant research I could find and put it into a blog post. At this point, my glycine summary contains more than 100 scientific references:
Valtsu's - Health Benefits of Glycine
Seems like a miracle nutrient. In the studies, glycine has been able to protect from diabetes, cancer, stroke, fructose, endotoxemia, body fat gain, lead toxicity and many other things...
Nice article. I like your website.
Good stuff! I now eat around 35 gram of powdered gelatin per day and I suppose there are no reasonable upper limits of glycine ingestion that can harm my health?
"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."
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I don't take any supplements unless they are whole food (only one right now is fermented cod liver oil ) so how much gelatin would I have to consume daily to achieve a statistically relevant dose per the research discussed on your blog?
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CBNNews.com - RAMALLAH, West Bank - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama plans to visit Ramallah next week, home of the Palestinian Authority (PA) government's headquarters, where PA President Mahmoud Abbas will brief him on the status of the peace talks with Israel.
"This visit shows that the man is interested in the Middle East," one PA official told The Jerusalem Post.
Earlier this week, Obama backtracked on a statement he made at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) convention in June, when he said if elected, "Jerusalem would remain the capital of Israel, and it must remain undivided."
"You know, the truth is that this was an example where we had some poor phrasing in the speech, and we immediately tried to correct the interpretation that was given," Obama said.
"The point we were simply making was, is that we don't want barbed wire running through Jerusalem, similar to the way it was prior to the 1967 war, that it is possible for us to create a Jerusalem that is cohesive and coherent. I was not trying to predetermine what are essentially final-status issues," he said.
The Palestinians welcomed his correction, saying he "displayed sensitivity and a balanced stance."
While PA officials say his visit does not equate with their full endorsement of him, Hamas and Hezbollah have already announced their support for Obama in the 2008 election.
Obama's campaign tour includes visits to Jordan and Iraq, German, France and Britain.
Source: The Jerusalem Post
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T. B. Thorson, a local retired photojournalist & Media Producer was kind enough to take and share over a hundred photos of Cornfest 2014 with us. Here are just a few. Enjoy!
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The CAMP VERDE CORNFEST will be held on Friday and Saturday, July 15th and 16th, 2016.
The Verde Valley of central Arizona has the best sweet corn you have ever tasted! The Camp Verde Cornfest started in 1991 as a way to not only feature our wonderful corn, but to have fun with our friends and neighbors at the height of the corn season and the summer.
We always begin on Friday at 3pm with activities for all ages, music, vendors and, of course, hot, roasted, buttered sweet corn. We will also sell uncooked corn by the dozen.
Saturday is a full day with more delicious corn and even more to do.
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We will also be hosting a Craft Fair, to be held in the Parks and Recreation Gymnasium. The Fair will start at 3pm on Friday, 7-15-16 and close at 8pm and open again at 10:00am Saturday and close at 8:00pm. Spaces are $25 per space with two 8ft tables.
If interested call Mary Nordstrom – 928-567-6951
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Visit the Out of Africa Wildlife Park 3505 W. State Rt. 260, Camp Verde – – – (928) 567-2840
BIRDING EXCURSIONS – There is always plenty of wildlife to see along the river trails – – –
There will be a Free Cornfest birding excursion on Saturday, July 16th. We will see and hear plenty of birds and also learn much about the natural history of the Verde River, one of the premier birding venues in the southwest! The excursions will depart from Rezzonico Family Park at 8:00 a.m. and will last approximately 90 minutes. Rezzonico Family Park is located in the Town of Camp Verde at the southwest corner of Montezuma Castle Highway and the Verde River at Black Bridge. It is 2.85 miles from I-17 on Montezuma Castle Highway toward Camp Verde, and .55 miles on Montezuma Castle Highway from Main Street in Camp Verde. If you have binoculars, please bring them. Drinking water and walking or hiking shoes are also recommended. Pre-registration is required. Please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 480-242-1996 to register or to request more information regarding these trips.
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2011 Warwick Estate Pinotage Old Bush Vines Stellenbosch
Producer: Warwick Estate
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89(+?) Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - May/June 2013
Good bright ruby-red. Very dark aromas of crushed blackberry, licorice, mocha, woodsmoke and wild herbs, plus a whiff of smoky earth. Spicy, savory and concentrated, with juicy dark fruit flavors nicely framed by sound acidity. Finishes with serious, slightly rough tannins and good lift. This young pinotage seems a bit more extractive than some past versions of this bottling.


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The smallest of the developed U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John is renowned for its gorgeous, pristine scenery and wealth of recreational opportunities. The Westin St. John Resort is perfectly positioned to make the most of this bounty with a splendid setting on Great Cruz Bay, just steps from the turquoise waters of the Caribbean and moments from Virgin Islands National Park.
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- Myra Keating Health Clinic 3.2 km/2.0 miles
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2 skeins sock yarn
Set of 4 Size 0 dpn's [or size needed to achieve gauge].
GAUGE: 10 stitches per inch
SKILL LEVEL: Experienced
SIZE: Medium Adult
Rnd 1 and all odd: K
Rnd 2 and 4: k1, yo, k3, k2tog, k1, ssk, k3, yo.
Rnd 6 and 8: k1, ssk, k3, yo, k1, yo, k3, k2tog.
CO 72 sts. Work in k2, p2 rib for 2-2 1/2". Begin pattern, and work until 1" short of desired length. Then k in st st for 1".
K 18, turn. Sl 1, p 35, turn. Work back and forth on these 36 sts, slipping first st of each row, for 1 1/2-2" or desired length of heel flap. End ready to work a WS row.
Rw 1: Sl 1, p 21, p2tog, t.
Rw 2: Sl 1, k 8, k2tog, t.
Rw 3: Sl 1, p 8, p2tog, t.
Repeat the last 2 rws until all sts are used (10 sts remain).
P/u and k 15 sts on side of heel flap. K across instep. P/u and k 15 sts on opposite side of heel flap, plus 5 heel sts. K 2 rnds even. Then work gussets:
Rnd 1: Ndl 1: k to last 4 sts, k2 tog, k2. Ndl 2: K. Ndl 3: K2, ssk, k to end. K 1 rnd even. Repeat these 2 rnds until 72 sts remain. Then work even on all sts until 2" short of desired length.
Rnd 1: Ndl 1: K to last 4, k2tog, k2. Ndl 2: K2, ssk, k to last 4, k2tog, k2. Ndl 3: K2, ssk, k to end. K 1 rnd. Repeat these 2 rnds until 60 sts remain, then work dec rnd only until 16 sts remain. Weave toe.
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Hi Mary, I love the first purple dress. It is stunning, especially on that model....
I am a follower of your blog.ReplyDelete
"Liked" them on facebook.ReplyDelete
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I have been a delighted follower for some time now..
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The plum colored dress is my favorite - it's stunning! Fingers crossed!
I follow your blog, and I "like" Shabby Apple on FB.
Have a lovely weekend!
Hello Mary,
It would definitely be Happy Talk! Love the color! Love your description of how it makes you feel and I can see the same thing for myself.
~ Tracy
I am a loyal and happy follower of urban farmgirl!ReplyDelete
I love the Bali Ha I purple dress...or the yellow dress. This is a fun giveaway!ReplyDelete
And I follow (ie: stalk) you, as you know.ReplyDelete
and I like Shabby Apple on FacebookReplyDelete
Oooo, definitely the bali hai for my figure, but i really love the happy talk dress. especially the name. it makes me sing the song.ReplyDelete
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thanks so much!!!
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I posted about this giveaway on my FB page.
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I'm a blog follower!ReplyDelete
LOVE the yellow dress...simple but has some sass with that bright color!! It screams spring. firstname.lastname@example.com
I like Happy Talk! So cute!ReplyDelete
In love with the L'Ete!ReplyDelete
I have been "following" your blog for some time now as well!ReplyDelete
I am loving the MARSEILLES dress.
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I love the yellow dress. I have been on their site they have some gorgeous dresses and things.ReplyDelete
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I'm a follower of Urban Farmgirl!ReplyDelete
I liked Shabby Apple on Facebook!ReplyDelete
I adore that blue striped one!ReplyDelete
The Happy Talk Yellow dress is already on my wishlist from shabby apple!!ReplyDelete
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I love the purple Bali Ha "I" dress, so pretty!!ReplyDelete
I'm a follower of Urban Farmgirl!!ReplyDelete
I like Shabby Apple on Facebook!ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I love that first purple one, it's so pretty ;)ReplyDelete
I am also a followerReplyDelete
I posted on Facebook about the giveaway!!ReplyDelete
That is a really hard choice to pick! I do love all of them. Maybe the purple one. No, the yellow one. No..... the L'ete one. No.... the Marseilles. All of them? LOL!ReplyDelete
I "liked" Shabby Apple on face book : ) I hope I win :)ReplyDelete
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I love the marseilles!ReplyDelete
Of course I follow Urban Farm!
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I follow :)ReplyDelete
I want to win :) Love your blog!ReplyDelete
I'd pick Marseilles
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I also like Shabby Apple on Facebook!
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I want that blue wrap dress! Sooo cute!ReplyDelete
I simply adore that Marseilles dress. Sigh... and the thoughts of warm weather that go with all of these photos!ReplyDelete
My choice would be a resounding yellow!! I love it!ReplyDelete
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I'm also a follower of your fabulous blog.ReplyDelete
I "liked" Shabby Apple on FBReplyDelete
I tweeted your giveaway to my twitter friendlies! :)ReplyDelete
The yellow dress is gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
Oooh! I'd love to have the Bali Ha 'I' dress, since I just ordered the Happy Talk a few weeks ago. :) I adore their dresses.ReplyDelete
I "LIKE" Shabby Apple on FB!ReplyDelete
I follow your lovely blog! :)ReplyDelete
Hey Mary, I like them all! And of course I'm a follower!
I Tweeted! http://twitter.com/#!/allyvcReplyDelete
Love, love, love the Bali Ha 'I' dress! Love the color and everything about it! Shabby Apple has gorgeous dresses! Thanks for the chance to win one!ReplyDelete
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Happy Talk. Happy Talk. Happy Talk. It's just beautiful!! :)ReplyDelete
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Happy Talk! It is so sunny it makes me happy :)ReplyDelete
Also, I am definitely a following of your blog. . .ReplyDelete
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I love dress #2, Marseilles. I also love the models figure...are you giving that away too??ReplyDelete
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Liked Shabby Apple, not just because you said so:)ReplyDelete
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Marseilles dress is my #1 pick.ReplyDelete
I would love to win the L'ete
I have been wanting a yellow dress forever so I pick the pretty yellow dress with the flowers. I love shabby apple! I get stuck on their site for hours. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love following your blog, you were one of the reasons I started blogging. I lOVE the yellow dress because I recently had my last child and want to feel feminine again and not just like a mom. It's such a date dress!ReplyDelete
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I have always wanted to buy a SA dress, but haven't for the same reason....
I would take whatever dress would make this tall, large-chested, large hipped, long armed, muffin-top sporting girl NOT look like a tranny.
Beautiful dresses! If I would be so lucky, I would choose the Bali Ha I.ReplyDelete
I "liked" Shabby Apple on facebook.ReplyDelete
YES! This is the year of DRESSES for me. I own maybe 2.. :( poor me :) hahahaha. anyway, I LOVE the Marseilles and the Happy Talk...toss up.....
Thanks for offering this giveaway...fingers are crossed
I am a follower of course!!!ReplyDelete
I "liked" them on FB!!!!ReplyDelete
love the Bali ha t dress...
and I'm a follower!
plus I "liked" them on facebook :)
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Love Happy Talk!ReplyDelete
I am a follower!ReplyDelete
i big puffy heart "happy talk"! kristinmik at gmail (have you seen "new caledonia" - it's kinda gorgeous!)ReplyDelete
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blog follower, that's me! (via google reader) - kristinmik at gmailReplyDelete
Love the blue one! Love, love, love it!ReplyDelete
I'm a follower too.ReplyDelete
I "liked" them on Facebook!ReplyDelete
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I'm a follower too!ReplyDelete
I love all the dresses, but especially the Marseilles dress.ReplyDelete
I am also a follower and this is a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the Happy Talk dress! So perfect in anticipation of Spring!ReplyDelete
Love the Marseilles dress!ReplyDelete
"Liked" Shabby Apple on FB!ReplyDelete
Marseilles definitely!ReplyDelete
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I WANT THAT YELLOW ONE!!!!!!!!! STUNNING! The flowers are so me ! I "LIKED" Shabby Apple on fb...shared your blog with my facebook buds..and now I am an official Urbangirl blog stalker, I mean follower..LOL...I am so not into the blog thing, but guess I should do so ....
So that is my story and I am stickin to it !
the L'ete, for sho! love it!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
and i'm a great big follower :)ReplyDelete
Love the Marseilles dress!ReplyDelete
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MARSEILLES dress is great!ReplyDelete
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I love Urban
Farmgirl AND
Shabby Apple, so
this is FUN!!
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I'm a loyal follower.
But you knew that : )
The L'Ete is calling
my name. I'm thinking
it would be very sweet
with my eyelet covered
xx Suzanne
Tweeting now! {As privetandholly}
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I like the purple one best...
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Love the "Bali Hai"!!!
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Wonderful giveaway!! I love the happy talk dress ~sooo cute!! Hugs,Rachel
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what a great giveaway. Any gal would love to have one of those dresses. So hard to pick I like all 4. But I will pick the fun , blue stripped dress. I looks sassy and flirty at the same time.ReplyDelete
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sort of already accessorizing the top plum dress:)ReplyDelete
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The plum colored dress!!!ReplyDelete
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I love both the Marseilles and Happy Talk! Gorgeous.ReplyDelete
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Most definitely the purple one.ReplyDelete
well, I like the first one, but it wouldn't work for my shape. So number 2, would be very pretty!
and I follow your blog!
Definitely the Happy Talk!ReplyDelete
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love the 2nd and the last one!ReplyDelete
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I am a follower of your blog too!ReplyDelete
I'm absolutely loving the L'Ete dress!!!! (I like the door in the background too :)ReplyDelete
Also became a follower of your lovely blog!!!ReplyDelete
I blogged about your absolutely amazing giveaway!!!!ReplyDelete
put me down for the "pretty little yellow number" please so i can have sunshine on these upcoming rainy Spring days! ;)ReplyDelete
Definitely the Bali dress!!
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I follow you always!ReplyDelete
I am in LOVE with the yellow Happy Talk dress :-)ReplyDelete
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I really like the Bali Ha 'I' dress. It looks comfortable and stylish :)
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Antiques Roadshow: Billings, Part 2
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The Roadshow's visit to Big Sky country continues.
Surrounded by the spectacular scenery of a Montana ranch, host Mark L. Walberg and appraiser John Sollo explore the works of Thomas Molesworth, a significant figure in the popularization of rustic, Western-style furnishings. Highlights include a 19th-century Japanese suit of armor; an 1874 oil painting by noted Swiss artist Luigi Rossi; and a unique housewarming gift — a circa 1825 Parisian gilt bronze plateau (serving tray) valued at $50,000 to $70,000.


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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission continues the 2013 Reggae Nights Summer Concert Series on Saturday, June 22 at James Island County Park. Gates open at 8 p.m. and popular local reggae group The Dubplates will take the stage at 8:30 p.m.
Charleston-based The Dubplates are a traditional reggae-dancehall band that performs featuring as many as 11 members, with up to seven vocalists at a time. The band started in 2002 as a DJ/vocal group called Dub Island Soundsystem, and in 2010, the band members decided to turn the group's sound into traditional roots reggae, changing the name to The Dubplates. The band and its members have backed and performed with many major artists around the world, including Tanya Stephens, Zumjay, Steel Pulse, Third World, Yellowman, Big Boi, Too Short, Rebirth Brass Band and Ivan Nevel. On June 22, The Dubplates will perform on stage live on the James Island County Park meadow. For more information on The Dubplates, visit www.thedubplates.com.
For the perfect cool ending to a hot summer day, bring your chair or blanket, kick back and relax to an outdoor reggae concert in the beautiful park setting. All ages are invited and children 12 and under, as well as Gold Pass holders, enjoy free admission to all events in the concert series. Hungry concert-goers can purchase Caribbean-style dishes, pizza and other festival foods at the event. Crafters and other vendors will be on site displaying local handmade crafts and souvenirs available for purchase.
Additional reggae concerts will take place throughout the summer at James Island County Park. The remaining shows in the 2013 Reggae Nights Summer Concert Series lineup is:
June 22: The Dubplates – (www.thedubplates.com)
July 13: De Lions of Jah – (reverbnation.com/DeLionsOfJah)
Aug. 3: Mystic Vibrations – (www.mystikmuzik.com)
Tickets can be purchased at the gate. Tickets are $8 for adults (13 and up); children 12 and under are free. Annual Gold Pass holders will also be free of charge. Please, no outside alcohol or coolers. James Island County Park is located at 871 Riverland Drive. For more information or for a current band schedule, visit www.ccprc.com/reggae or call (843)-795-4386. This event is brought to you by Piggly Wiggly, Southern Eagle and your Charleston County Parks.
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The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Commission has adopted a $20.7 million budget for the coming fiscal year that projects more than $16 million in toll revenue -- a small increase over this year's anticipated haul.
Causeway General Manager Carlton Dufrechou said the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway's toll revenue, while still lower than the years right after Hurricane Katrina, do show growth over what is anticipated for the current fiscal year.
The projected toll revenues for the 2012 fiscal year, which begins Nov. 1 and runs through October 2012, are $16,120,000, the budget shows.
Dufrechou said Wednesday that the toll money, which will make up almost 78 percent of the agency's revenue, has not dipped as drastically as bridge officials feared when construction began last year on a massive flood control project at the south end of the bridge in Metairie.
That $43.2 million project involves raising a portion of Causeway Boulevard so that a flood wall can be constructed underneath. It was started late last year.
Initially, toll revenues for the current year were projected to be around $15.4 million, and Dufrechou said much of the decline was attributed to motorists avoiding the Causeway due to construction delays. But, he said, actual toll revenue for the current fiscal year will be closer to $16 million.
The construction delays have not been as bad as initially thought, which has resulted in fewer motorists fleeing the bridge for other routes, he said.
"The storm project hasn't hurt us like we feared," Dufrechou said, giving credit to Boh Bros. Construction Co., vigorous traffic control by area police agencies and many commuters likely adjusting their travel schedules.
Dufrechou said 10 million to 11 million vehicles are expected to use the bridge in the coming fiscal year. Tolls are only collected for southbound vehicles.
Tolls range from $3 for cars to $16.50 for 18-wheelers. Motorists with toll tags pay a reduced rate, $2.
Traffic on the Causeway increased after Hurricane Katrina, as many south shore residents moved into permanent or temporary homes on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain. In the years right after the storm, Dufrechou said vehicle counts exceeded 12 million annually.
Other revenue sources include $4.6 million in state money to pay off debt.
Expenditures include $5.8 million in salaries and benefits for almost 100 employees; $4.7 million for operations costs; and $3.3 million for capital improvements.
Commissioners Pat Brister, Lawrence Katz, James Ravannack and Frank Levy voted to adopt the budget. Commissioner Lawrence Rase was not at the meeting.
The fiscal 2012 budget is almost 1 percent less than the anticipated fiscal 2011 budget.
Bob Warren can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 985.898.4832.


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WARREN - Howard F. "Howie" Brown, Jr., 79, passed away Monday, May 5, 2014 at his residence.
He was born Sept. 4, 1934 in Cleveland, the son of Howard F., Sr. and Margaret Brown.
He retired from the Chrysler Plant in Twinsburg as a traffic agent after 24 years.
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Howard served in U.S. Navy and Army during the Korean Conflict.
He is survived by his wife, Elaine Brown, whom he married Oct. 5, 1953; two sons, Kenneth (Jill) Brown of Aurora, and Kevin (Stephanie) Brown of Rome, Ohio; nine grandchildren; a son-in-law, James E. Toth of Warren; and two brothers, Doyle (Theresa) Brown of Homosassa, Fla., and Dennise Brown of North Ridgeville.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Karen Toth; and son, Kevin Michael Brown.
A Memorial Mass will be held 11 a.m. Friday at St. William Church in Champion.
A Memorial Military Service, Committal Service will be held at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery in Rittman, at a later date.
Family and friends may visit www.peterrossiandsonfh.com to view this obituary, sign the guest book, and send condolences to the Brown family.
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