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Hanoi tower, problem with number of elements
hello! I have some problems with Hanoi Tower. I want to do that user can define number of elements (i tried printf->scanf but it doesnt work). There is only possibility to change number of elements in code but thats useless for me. Can you help me? Here is code:
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1 kilo of cocaine, plural version would be "BIRDS"
ive got only about a half a bird left untill i holler at spanish jose later this evening
Beküldő: crispy chris the barber 2007. augusztus 19.
Hoes or side b*tches
Damn bro I got a new girl.
Ew no nigga she a bird.
Ew no nigga she a bird.
Beküldő: Fvckyamean 2015. május 30.
a person from the svu fandom who is total trash and garbage. hates warren leight, is gay, watches the x-files probably.
oh my god mariska followed a bird. how dare she.
Beküldő: partyhardlikeabard 2014. június 27.
The act of walking into a window or screen door thinking there isn't one there, similar to what birds do.
'Wow, that girl just went bird on that window! She seems disoriented.'
Beküldő: Atlmom 2013. szeptember 25.
The bird is the word.
The bird is the word.
Beküldő: iLame 2011. szeptember 7.
a female slot,hore or stuff like that
1.that girl is a bird
2. no shes not
1. yea look at her clothes
2. no shes not
1. yea look at her clothes
Beküldő: spongeb0b 2011. szeptember 5.
A girl who has no ambitions in life. You will mainly find these women in 18+ clubs... But they just happen to be 23 years old.
Wasn't she just at the club yesterday? What a bird.
Beküldő: Sicker than the Remix 2011. június 30.
the word
bird bird bird the bird is the word
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"Location and size of the room and bathroom were great, however room had a mildew smell and was quite dated. The concierge who checked us in, Emmanuel was not at all of assistance and would not book reservations for us at noted restaurants, we were fortunate enough to ask another, Mateo who was wo..."
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"Well presented and comfortable..a bit out of town but the buses are good. Better information on buses and a map (as well as some tix for sale at the hotel) would overcome the slight confusion of negotiating buses."
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"Hotel Como was clean and comfortable with added benefit of a rooftop pool. Buffet breakfast was plentiful and varied. The staff were very helpful, polite and spoke English very well. They went out of their way to ensure we had a most enjoyable stay."
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- Volta Temple (Tempio Voltiano)
- Civic Archeological Museum (Civico Museo Archeologico P. Giovio)
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Afternoon baby shower honors Tara Duplichain
By Lisa Soileaux, Assistant Editor, Rayne Acadian-Tribune
An afternoon baby shower was held at the Rayne Firemen's Hall in honor of Mrs. Jason Duplichain of Rayne, the former Tara Credeur.
Maternal grandparents-to-be are Joseph and Connie Credeur of Mire.
Paternal grandparents-to-be are Alcide and Veronica Duplichain of Crowley.
Serving as hostesses for the courtesy were Jeannine Venable, Patsy Beard, Deany Begeron, Jocelyn Stevens, Miriah Beard, Dawn Begeron, Cassie Guidry, Darlene Begeron, Courtney Elkins and Ellie Duplichain.
Refreshments served for guests included a number of finger foods such as boudin balls, meatballs, chicken salad sandwiches, meat and cheese platter, chips and dip, spinach dip with crackers, deviled eggs, vegetable and fruit trays, lemonade, root-beer, brownies, pepper jelly with cream cheese, and a special shower cake, a round double layered confection with Bavarian cream and chocolate mouse.
Decorations noted for the social were wood ducks, cat tails, burlap, bamboo accents, along with brown, green and black accents.
For the special event, Tara wore a knee-length red dress designed with a round neckline and long sleeves. She was presented a corsage of a Chevron and camouflage print ribbon made into rosettes with a rubber mallard duck in the center.
The maternal grandmother-to-be's attire included a black and white pants suit. Her corsage was a mossy oak camouflage print with "Maw" in blue letters.
The paternal grandmother-to-be's attire was a blue print blouse and navy pants. Her corsage was a mossy oak camouflage print with "Noni" in blue letters.
Approximately 35 guests were in attendance for the afternoon courtesy from Rayne, Mire, Crowley, Lafayette, Church Point, and points in Texas.
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Flower show winners named
Gothenburg Senior Center hosts annual event.
Several people took home awards for winning flowers and arrangements at the Gothenburg Senior Center's annual flower show on June 22.
Winners were:
Most classic—Mary Ann Ostergard
Most aromatic—Bertha Daharsh
Most creative—Ramona Ollendorf
Best high style—Elnora Brown
Best exotic—Harriet Block
Best bold color—Bertha Daharsh
Best quality of flowers— Ann Bluel
Best overall—Judy Block
Senior center director Angie Barkmeier said there was a lot of artistic talent put into the arrangements.
"We have a lot of people in the community with the talent of not only growing the flowers but arranging them in beautiful arrangements," Barkmeier said.
Barkmeier said interest in the flower show seems to grow each year.
"I was a little worried that all the stormy weather we have had would hurt the show," she said. "Much to my surprise, there was a good variety of flowers used in the arrangements for display."
The Senior Center's annual flower show is scheduled each June for people of all ages who would like to enter.
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SwiminGreece is the first of its kind company established in Greece offering open water swimming holidays. Driven by our passion for open water swimming and being offered the rich, stunning swimscapes of the Greek seas we know and love, we discover the best destinations for memorable open water swimming experiences.
For this year we are organizing one-week swimming holidays in selected Greek islands of unique beauty and natural environment: the Cyclades tour and Sporades tour.
Had such a wonderful time on this trip. Old friends, new friends, beautiful country, stunning surroundings and amazing everything! Thank you to our mighty leader, tremendously knowledgeable guide, energetic lifeguard and fearless captain for making it such a memorable week! Erin R. USA
Des vacances inoubliables, des paysages d'une incroyable beauté, une eau turquoise et chaude, le paradis des nageurs, une équipe d'une extrême gentillesse qui se met en quatre pour satisfaire et sécuriser tout le monde. Un mélange de sport, farniente, tourisme... nageurs et accompagnateurs, tout le monde y trouve son compte. Merci à "swimmingreece" de nous avoir permis de vivre une cette merveilleuse aventure sportive, touristique et humaine. Marc et Catherine. France
There were many things that were very positive about our swimming tour / Coordinator Konstantinos was very accommodating always clearly interested in ensuring everyone is satisfied/ Swimming guide Kimon was knowledgeable and it is clear he really enjoys sharing his knowledge both about the, history, swimming locations/The Lifeguard Nikos was very strong swimmer. It was good to have 2 swimmers providing safety for some faster/slower swimmers ./ The Captain ! Apostolis was excellent addition to the team. Everyone was very kind, giving and patient Richard L. UK
Your swimming vacations was the best vacation they ever been on! The Cyclades tour makes an excellent playground for safe adventurous swimming and exploration. Polyaigos, in particular, is a spectacular island, with the most amazing blue waters. At Kimolos we even had the opportunity to swim over the ruins of a sunken city! Although I was not the most experienced swimmer in the group, I was able to take part in all the activities, since they were designed to let all participants explore the spectacular scenery by swimming at their own pace. Cannot wait to join the Sporades tour, offered in September! :) THANK YOU! Vicky K., Greece, summer 2013


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2015 ACM Awards: Country Universe Viewer's Guide
The fiftieth annual Academy of Country Music Awards air tonight, and Country Universe has you covered! Here's a rundown of all of the major categories, […]
The fiftieth annual Academy of Country Music Awards air tonight, and Country Universe has you covered! Here's a rundown of all of the major categories, […]
This year's CMA nominees are the best in years, with multiple nominations for Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, and Brandy Clark. Country radio may still be […]
"Trailer Hitch" Kristian Bush Written by Brandon Bush, Kristian Bush, and Tim Owen It's not entirely without precedent. When Diana Ross left the Supremes, their […]
Since its inception, the top honor an artist could be given at the Country Music Association awards is this one: Entertainer of the Year. Originally a revolving door of winners, the winner in early years was often not even nominated the following year. In 1981, Barbara Mandrell became the first artist to win the award twice. Alabama succeeded her with a three year run from 1982-1984. Fourteen years later, Garth Brooks became the first artist two win four times, a feat later matched by Kenny Chesney in 2008.
Here's a look back at the award from the very beginning, along with some facts and feats about the category and its nominees.
One year after being inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, Eddy Arnold was named the very first Entertainer of the Year at the inaugural CMA awards in 1967. Don't assume it was a sympathy vote. Arnold had three #1 hits in the twelve months leading up to the ceremony, as he was in the middle of his impressive mid-sixties comeback, a period best defined by the 1965 classic, "Make the World Go Away." He remains the only member of the Hall of Fame to win this award after being inducted.
They're as hope-dangling and ridiculous as they've ever been, those Country Music Association voters, and the CU staff has picked and predicted their 2013 awards below. Let us know what you think, and check back for our live blog on Wednesday at 7 p.m. CST!
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An impressive run of hit singles and his visible Opry stardom gave him tremendous success as a singer, but it's been Bill Anderson's songwriting that's kept him topping the country charts for decades longer than even his most successful contemporaries.
While the rest of the country fixates on "Nashville," the 46th annual Country Music Association Awards air live from Music City with equal drama and ridiculousness November 1 at 7 p.m. CST. The CU staff picked and predicted the awards below. Chime in with your thoughts, and check back for our live blog on Thursday night!
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The list of nominees for the 46th annual Country Music Association Awards has been released. Eric Church had a big breakthrough this past year, and such is reflected in the nominee list – Church leads the pack with five nominations. Current favorite power couple Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert follow with four each, including a shared Song of the Year nod for their co-write "Over You."
Throw on your bedazzled boots – the 47th annual Academy of Country Music Awards air live from Las Vegas this Sunday at 8 p.m. EST. The show promises to be a melting pot of performances, with oddball duets like Rascal Flatts and Steve Martin – and no, that's not an April Fools joke. The CU staff picked and predicted the awards below. Tell us your thoughts, and check back for our live blog on Sunday night!
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When Anson Goforth woke up Monday morning and turned on the water, he was surprised the water pressure was low. Then he peered out the window and noticed his street was flooded.
Initially, the 11-year-old thought it had rained and somebody forgot to tell him. So he called his mother, Trisha, who came home to find that a water main, or principal pipe, had burst across the street from their home on Southwest 38th Avenue near Bell Street.
"There's water everywhere," Anson said. Anson told her of the muddy water that was ankle deep in spots and trickled its way through neighborhood streets at least a half-mile away.
Neighbors started to gather, kids splashed in the water and Jim Banner, who was outdoors mowing his lawn, said a lot of people drove by to see what was happening.
By midday, Amarillo crews had turned off the water - affecting service at 22 residences - and started repairs.
Donna Makkhavane, Amarillo's community-relations coordinator, described the 6-inch cast-iron water-line rupture as "typical" in nature, though officials don't know how much water was lost.
"It always appears to be a lot of water," she said, adding the water loss probably won't be as much as it appears. "(But with drought conditions) any amount of water we lose is a lot of water."
No homes were damaged in the flooding. Crews will spend the next few days repairing the 38th Avenue damage, she said. Officials don't know how much the repairs will cost.
The road will be opened and closed as needed while repairs are being made.
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Renaissance St. Croix Carambola Beach Resort & Spa places you next to Annaly Bay Hike and Tidal Pools and within a 3 miles (5 km) of Cane Bay. This 4-star resort has 151 guestrooms and offers a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and free self parking. It's on the beach and also close to Mount Eagle and Carambola Golf Club.
In addition to a meal at the onsite restaurant, you can also enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is available for a fee.
The 151 air-conditioned accommodations feature balconies and afford space to spread out with sitting areas. 32-inch LCD TVs come with satellite channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include sofa beds, refrigerators, and coffee makers.
Property features
Guests of Renaissance St. Croix Carambola Beach Resort & Spa enjoy a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. If you decide to drive, there's free parking. Front-desk staff can answer questions 24/7, and assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and securing valuables. Other amenities at this beach resort include a spa tub, conference space, and coffee/tea in a common area.
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Spa
- Outdoor pool
Renaissance St. Croix Carambola Beach Resort & SpaEstate Davis Bay Kingshill St. Croix 00851
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Renaissance St. Croix Carambola Beach Resort & Spa, nestled along St. Croix's lush north shore, is spread over 28 acres along Davis Bay. Offering a semi-rustic, open-air ambience, the resort is conveniently located adjacent to the 18-hole Carambola Golf Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. Complimentary shuttle service to the course is available on request.
The Spa at Carambola is a boutique-style spa offering a variety of services for guests to enjoy, including beauty services, body treatments, massages, manicures and pedicures.
The resort offers three restaurants, an on-site car rental, dive operator, gift shop, and live music on Friday nights. Spa de la Mer offers an array of European spa services.
Guests have access to a secluded beach, and lounge chairs and beach towels are available. A swimming pool and spa tub are available. A fitness center is on site and yoga classes are offered on the beach.
- Poolside bar
- Spa tub
- Concierge services
- Fitness facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Total number of rooms - 151
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 2
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Full-service spa
- Hair salon
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Spa services on site
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Balcony
- Separate sitting area
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Room service (limited hours)
- Sofa bed size
Where to Eat
Saman Room - Open-air dining room under peaked wood ceiling. Seating also at teak umbrella tables on sea-view terrace. Open on Friday-nights only for Caribbean buffet with West Indian show.
Flamboyant Lounge & Restaurant - Poolside open-air restaurant and bar with teak umbrella tables on sea-view terrace. Lunch choices such as lobster cakes, chicken wings, salads, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs. Dinner tapas choices such as scallops, prawns, sushi, lamb chops, Confit of Veal Tenderloin, Fried Grits Cake with Lobster.
Mahogany Room - Air-conditioned fine-dining restaurant open for breakfast daily in winter season and Wednesdays and Sundays in other seasons.
Nearby Things to Do
A 450-yard beach faces the turquoise-and-blue Caribbean Sea. Snorkeling sites are close to shore. Two prime wall-dive sites are within 200 yards of the beach. A dive shop rents snorkeling gear, boogie boards, and scuba gear and offers scuba instruction and certification.
An irregularly shaped 105-foot pool is surrounded by a sundeck and paired with a four-person spa tub. The pool and spa tub are open around the clock.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., Carambola Golf Course, adjacent, is an 18-hole championship layout meandering through palm trees, hibiscus, and bougainvillea. The course includes a driving range. On request, the resort provides complimentary shuttle service to the course.
Kayak tours of Salt River Bay National Park & Ecological Preserve, six miles away, can be booked at the resort. Boat trips to Buck Island Reef National Monument, which features a snorkeling trail, depart from Christiansted, 14 miles from the resort.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Volleyball on site
Spa Services
- Steam room in spa
- Reflexology
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 23.95 per person (approximately)
Hotel Name
- Renaissance St. Croix Carambola Beach Resort
- Renaissance Carambola Beach Resort
- Renaissance St. Croix Carambola Beach
- Renaissance Carambola Beach


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Woody Allen Returns to Old Hollywood in Café Society
His '30s romantic drama is a surprisingly graceful work.By David Edelstein
His '30s romantic drama is a surprisingly graceful work.By David Edelstein
His exact words were, "Dude, that's so f*cked up."By Kit Steinkellner
He says he loves all the people working on Justice League. That's nice.By Greg Cwik
His love letter to the Golden Age of Hollywood.By Nate Jones
It's magic!By Nate Jones
The actor-writer is mastering the act of jumping between blockbusters and small-scale fare.By Kevin Lincoln
It has goop and strange boxes?By Abraham Riesman
Two baffled Vulture staffers try to untangle the film's weird plot.By Kyle Buchanan and Abraham Riesman
Snyder later offered him something "cooler."By Jackson McHenry
"Based on an idea that I poorly executed in grad school."By Nate Jones
Goodbye, gravy. Hello, guilt!By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Also, he had fun turning the cartoony villain Lex Luthor into a scary reality.By Katie Levingston
Eisenberg and Stewart's apparent directionlessness is in sync with their generation.By David Edelstein
Even the leading intellectual light of his day was into the "You Oughta Know" singer.By Kyle Buchanan
"If you guys were the destroyers of Metropolis, you would have destroyed Metropolis."By Nate Jones
The movie premieres August 21.By E. Alex Jung
Bad rich kids.By Jesse Green
"In this new play, I set out to create a character that does horrible things but whom I can relate to."By Tim Murphy
Whoaaaa.By E. Alex Jung
Opposite Jesse Eisenberg.By Nate Jones


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The Ferrets are Coming ! Next Wednesday, at 3 PM, meet many of Librarian Libby's family of ferrets. Learn about these fun creatures, cheer as they compete in a couple of contests and meet them up close and personal. The program will be in the auditorium at the Senior Center, next door to the Library. Get ready for some wiggly fun.
The Mystery Craft program was a big success. Children had 4 crafts to create - a mask, invisible writing, pretend binoculars and fingerprint art. The photo shows the fingerprint station which was the most popular craft.
We had a teen program Tuesday, in which 3 teens attended and created their own beaded bracelet.
Next Wednesday, magician Steve Burton will entertain the audience during his magic show. It will be at 3 PM in the Senior Center auditorium. Prepare to be amazed.
Our first program featuring all kinds of snakes was a big hit. 131 people attended to learn about snakes. They were able to touch them and have their photo taken with a large python.
Next week at 3 PM on Wednesday, we will have a mystery craft program for children ages 5 to 12 years.
Tuesday there will be a Teen Craft program for teens 10 to 15 years. We'll create beaded bracelets.
Snakes in the Library ! Our first summer children's program will feature Thomas Davis and a variety of snakes. Children will learn about these fascinating animals, see various types and sizes and get to pet some of the snakes. This program will be on Wednesday June 6 at 3 PM , in the auditorium of the Senior Center next to the Library. The West University Library is located at 6108 Auden. Call 713 668-8273 for information. The summer reading program for children, teens and adults starts Monday June 4. Create your account online to log in your books or minutes read. www.hcpl.net
Mark your calendars. The Summer Reading Program starts Monday June 4. Our first program will be Snakes in the Library on June 6 at 3 PM , with snake handler Thomas Davis. This program will be in the auditorium at the Senior Center next door. We have a terrific schedule of programs planned - a magician, clown, crafts, ferrets and more. There will also be 3 programs for Teens Only. The summer events are listed on our website. Printed calendars will be available toward the end of May.
A Sumo wrestler and companion visited West University Library Friday. The master sumo wrestler demonstrated various moves and taught the young audience some of the basics of his sport.
Scrabble and Pictureka games are available for playing at the Library. Upstairs in the Children's section, you will find the two board games on a top shelf above juvenile fiction. Families may want to settle at one of the tables and spend a Saturday afternoon playing the games.
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Martha Fedorowicz, Peace Corps Recruiter: Martha Fedorowicz is a Master of Public Policy student at the Ford School of Public Policy and a Peace Corps Coverdell Fellow. She earned her B.A. in Political Science and French with a minor in International Studies in 2011 from the University of Michigan. Martha served as a Youth Development volunteer in Morocco from 2012 to 2014. While there, she was responsible for creating youth and community programming at her local youth center. She partnered with a Moroccan non-profit called INJAZ Al-Maghrib to pilot three youth entrepreneurship programs in her community and due to the success of the programs, was selected by PC Morocco to be the liaison between PC and INJAZ in scaling-up the partnership to be available to all PCVs in Morocco. In addition to running youth programming, Martha also taught English and French classes, led a women's aerobics class, and worked with community members to develop the First and Second Annual El Borouj Women's Festivals.
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We've seen the commercials that attempt to disperse negative reputation of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) conveniently produced by the Corn Refiners Association and we've read the studies that vehemently protest consumption of it. So what's the truth? What does the research say? What do you believe? The following is a brief summary as well as my opinion on the HFCS issue.
Let's start with a definition. High fructose corn syrup is a sweetening agent added to processed foods where some glucose is changed to fructose (two types of sugar). At the end of the processing, both fructose and glucose are present. HFCS is chemically similar to table sugar, which we've been using as an "added sugar" sweetener for years. Is HFCS worse for you than table sugar? Is it correlated with obesity? Does it cause it?
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Much of the research done on the topic shows indecisiveness of the effects of HFCS on weight. Older studies found that when subjects consumed higher amounts of sweetened drinks, like sodas, they gained more weight. More recent studies however, say that HFCS isn't particularly to blame for the high rates of obesity. Princeton University found that rats that were given HFCS gained much higher amounts of weight than those rats that were given table sugar, even though they consumed identical calorie amounts. The HFCS rats also had higher rates of triglycerides, or 'blood fats'. Long-term studies bring up the prevalence of another dangerous condition, metabolic syndrome. Gaining, almost 50 percent more weight than rats eating a normal diet, metabolic syndrome and obesity were at an all time high. (more…)
Okay, okay… please don't throw rotten tomatoes and raw eggs at me, but it's true… there are some people out there who would like to gain weight, but want to do it in a healthy way. If that's you, read on for some useful tips to help you reach your goals.
There are several factors for why people may want to gain weight:
Whatever the reason, gaining weight should be done in a healthy way with nutrient-dense foods instead of junk foods that are consumed just for the sake of adding calories. (See dieters, it's not all about stuffing your face in order to gain weight).
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Trumpeter/music producer Herb Alpert of Tijuana Brass fame will perform at the Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. June 1.
Tickets are $55.50 and $39.50 and go on sale noon Friday at the Pabst and Riverside Box offices and on the Pabst site. »Read Full Article
'Malcolm and Teresa' has trouble finding heart of pair's connection
In early 1968, conservative British journalist Malcolm Muggeridge was asked to conduct a televised interview of an Albanian nun. He had never heard of her. The world did not yet know her. It soon would: Her name was Mother Teresa.
That's the setup in Cathal Gallagher's "Malcolm and Teresa," which is receiving its regional premiere at Christian-based Acacia Theatre Company in Mequon, in a production that opened Friday night under Elaine Rewolinski's direction. »Read Full Article
Neko Case's voice shines in an elegant, melancholy set
The human voice can be the most singularly beautiful musical instrument there is, but it's not hard to think of well-compensated pop singers who treat their instruments, or allow them to be treated, as if they were beside the point.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Dale Coyne Racing has signed Mike Conway and Pippa Mann for five of the remaining eight IndyCar Series races.
Coyne has used a variety of drivers for his second entry alongside full-time driver Justin Wilson.
Conway drove for Coyne in Detroit, where he won the first doubleheader and finished third in the second race.
Mann has run three races for Coyne this year, and was 15th on Sunday at Pocono. It's the first race for Coyne in which Mann's car did not have a mechanical failure.
Coyne has not announced who will drive at Mid-Ohio, Sonoma or Baltimore.
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Seems like every week I discover a new dad blog to read. Its amazing how many super awesome dad blogs are out there just waiting to be discovered. But I guess having kids, and being a dad means plenty of inspiration. Here are 5 dad blogs that have found their way into my bookmarks. Check them out! Listed in no particular order, although I will accept bribes for future posts. *wink wink* The DaddyYo Dude. John is a self proclaimed geek, cook, writer and social medial addict. Living in the mountains of southwest Virgina, John writes about his two children as well as the challenges of being a father. Daddy Geek Boy. Its a Dad, its a geek, its…. Daddy Geek Boy! Proof that age is just a number. Living with two kids, a wife, and two cats, Daddy...Read More
Children vs Blog: Juggling Family Life and Blogging
I started blogging before Little Miss was born. Back then I had plenty of time to spare. So much free time I would run out of things to do and actually suffer from boredom. (What the hell is that now?) Here is a breakdown of the past few days at the Clever household. Let the battle of blog vs Little Miss commence! Saturday CleverMom was babysitting our friend's children for the day leaving Little Miss and me to fend for ourselves. We were able to find nourishment by eating the leftover chips and popcorn found under the couch cushions. My blog goal was to finish up tweaking the new layout, finish the footer, and the sidebar. I'm probably stating the obvious when I say that following a 9 month old around all day is damn tiring. Blogging didn't happen....Read More
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Over the past six months I've discovered several dad blogs, each with their own unique take on fatherhood. As a source for inspiration they have been invaluable as I stumble my way through fatherhood and blogging. Whether you are a new dad or an experienced father there is bound to be something interesting for you. In no particular order, here are 5 dad blogs you should be reading: Almighty Dad. Since 2004, Keith has been a stay at home dad. This has given him an endless supply of topics to write about. Everything from adoption to workouts is covered with no shortage of detail. Simple Father. Don't let the simple name fool you. This blog is full of insightful advice for fathers. Simple Father's Scott has a refreshing writing style that is clear, and simple (duh) without losing any...Read More


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If you have three days in the Grand Canyon and you're not sure how to divide your time, the best thing to do is to pick your ideal outdoor activity and plan around that excursion. Whether it's river-rafting, hiking, or horseback riding, reserve that highlight into your itinerary and then find activities to complement it before and after.
People travel from all over the world to raft the Colorado River, and you don't have to be a pro at it to try—day trips aren't as challenging and can accommodate beginners; otherwise, there are multi-day trips that involve more aggressive paddling. You can also go on a donkey ride, Jeep trip, or a Grand Canyon helicopter tour.
As far as non-athletic activities, there are Tusayan Ruins—remnants of a 900-year-old Ancestral Puebloan settlement—to see and a related museum with jewelry and pottery (and 4,000-year-old twig animal figurines!); there's also an IMAX Theatre and National Geographic Visitor Center, and a transparent Skywalk in Grand Canyon West near the Hualapai Tribe.
There are a few different ways to set up your Grand Canyon itinerary, but a safe bet for trekkers is to hike the Rim Trail from Grand Canyon Village and see the views at sunrise on your first day. You can also hike the Bright Angel, Hermit, Grandview, or South Kaibab trails. Ideally, you should spend the night inside the canyon and hike back out the next day (if you get tired hiking along the Rim Trail, you can hop on the shuttle), but be sure your reservations are all in place before you go, as these activities are all quite popular, especially in summer.
Of course, there is always the option just to book a three-day tour all together. Although you won't have the flexibility to improvise as much, the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks; the pre-planned schedule will ensure you fit in everything you want to see (as opposed to trying to wing it) and you'll meet new friends while you experience the Southwest landscape with the guidance of experts.
Whether it's a two-day rafting tour with one day hike, one day around Sedona and two days in Grand Canyon Village, or a three-day trek, you'll never be short of things to do. Many people only have a day to experience the canyon area (or they're coming from Vegas and have a long trip both ways), so if you're lucky enough to find yourself with three whole days, make the best use of your time and reserve your favorite activities months in advance!


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Rugby: Schools start out on long road to Ravenhill
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The fight to wrestle the Northern Bank Ulster Schools' Cup from holders RBAI will kick off on Saturday with the first round group stage.
Three schools, Strabane Grammar and Antrim Grammar - who meet in the opening match - and Belfast side Wellington College will do battle on a round-robin basis over the next three weekends, with the table-toppers progressing to January's second round.
Both Antrim and Strabane exited the prestigious competition - the second oldest in world rugby - at this stage last year, when Cambridge House, Ballymena progressed to the next stage.
However, Antrim have been buoyed by an encouraging start to their season, including wins over Dalraida School and a strong 2nd XV from RS Armagh, following on from a successful summer tour to South Africa.
Coached by Bryan Baguley and captained by prop Andrew Chestnutt, they are likely to look to No 8 Chris McGregor for the inspiration that can propel them into the second round for the first time.
Fly-half Michael Smith summed up their pre-tournament excitement by saying: " We are really looking forward to the Cup now after our South African tour and a decent start to our season."
Strabane's young outfit, meanwhile, have struggled so far this term but have the players who can cause problems for any team.
Scrum-half Philip Kane and centre Robert Spratt should be key men for David Hampton's side.
The school's first success at 1st XV level came via a Schools' Trophy win back in 2005, and they do not have to look far back for sporting inspiration, as Ireland World Cup cricketers Boyd Rankin and William Porterfield are both ex-pupils.
The beginning of the Schools' Cup is met with frenzied anticipation each season, and this year will be no different as all roads lead to the Ravenhill final.
In all, 32 teams will attempt to emulate last season's winners, RBAI, who defeated Wallace HS 15-0 in the St. Patrick's Day showpiece.
Once again, a seeding system is adopted for the competition, with levels of entry determined by early season results.
Eleven teams will join the Round 1 victors in the second round on January 12, with the eight top seeds entering the fray for the fourth round on February 9.
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Aaron breaks down all the weekend's action.
Lost in the Numbers
Aaron gets lost in THT's stats section.
Win Shares at the All-Star Break
An in-depth look at Win Share totals as of the All-Star break.
Reader Mail: My All-Stars Edition
Aaron opens up the old mailbag to defend his All-Star picks.
Franchises at Birth: The Angels and the Senators
In the first of an occasional series, Steve examines each of MLB's expansion franchises: how did they approach the challenge of constucting a roster, and how well or poorly did they pull it off? This time we look at the true pioneers, the Los Angeles Angels and the (new) Washington Senators.
My 2005 All-Stars: American League
Aaron picks his American League All-Stars.
Those Who Can't Do, Teach (Part 1: Managers)
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Game in Review: Rangers vs. Mariners
The Rangers beat the Mariners in a wild 7-6 game last Saturday.
The Hot Corner
Aaron examines what is suddenly baseball's strongest position.
Around the Majors: Cameron goes on the DL
Mike Cameron goes on the DL, Terry Francona is released from the hospital and the rest of the news around the majors.
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About Those Predictions …
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A Weekend to Remember
Aaron gears up for the final weekend of the season.
Park Factoring
From the hitter's haven in Colorado to a couple of pitcher's paradises on the West Coast, Aaron takes a look at how the ballparks around baseball have played this year.
February Musings
Bryan sits in an armchair with his crystal ball, recapping the winter that was … 2004-2005.
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While pitching depth might carry a team in the regular season, front-line talent is crucial in the playoffs. Aaron examines each contender's postseason pitching staff for clues about who might be best suited for success in October.


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Dallas ISD releases threatening email sent to teachers; sender promises "massacre"
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Dallas ISD on Friday released a threatening email sent to teachers that caused some parents to keep their children out of school.
The email is similar to one sent to the Los Angeles Unified School District — and the exact one sent to Houston ISD, an official there confirmed.
Police in Dallas determined that the threats made Wednesday night were not credible and kept open Pinkston High School and Martinez Elementary, where some teachers received the email.
But attendance was down at Martinez Elementary on Thursday, prompting the district to send home a letter telling parents that the campus is safe and to bring their children to school Friday.
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Hello there. There is something you should know about, taking place tomorrow of 12/17/15, Thursday.
My story starts here. I have been bullied every day here, in one of the district high schools. Just because, I am 'different'. I turned to religion, to solve my problems, and found faith and comfort in Allah. He has helped me through a lot. So now, I must help him. He has called upon me and my fellow comrades to take action against you blasphemers and non-believers. You have denied Allah for too long. My 46 Jihad affiliates and I are going to unleash an massacre of epic proportion, targeting every single school and student in the district. We have an assorted collection of Kalashnikov rifles, MG240 Light machine guns, RPG Launchers, .50 Cal Sniper rifles, hand grenades, and to top it off: suicide vests. We have already planted napalm, propane, and pressure cooker explosives in multiple schools. They are set to go off in places that will cause maximum structural damage to each building: for maximum casualty. First responders will be in for quite the surprise, as we have highly trained sniper forces straight from Ar Raqqa. We will fight for our cause tomorrow, and all students in every school in the entire district will be slaughtered for their blasphemy and unbelief in the one true God, Allah. You will no longer get away with your dishonesty to our prophet.
Allah has called upon us:
Quran (3:56) – "As to those who reject faith, I will punish them with terrible agony in this world and in the Hereafter, nor will they have anyone to help."
You will no longer deny the wrath of Allah. He has sent us to serve his holy army.
My name is (name redacted). You may not know this name now, but my name will be known to everyone. I will be known as the one man who truly saved this earth. For Allah. And if you think you will stop us, by canceling schools, or perhaps, adding security, it will not help.
If school is canceled, then there will be bombings regardless of whether students are there or not, and mass shootings will be taken to the streets. If security is stepped up, for tomorrow's fatwa, it will not help. We will take out any police and other security by any means necessary, even if we go down with them.


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The League of California Cities Public Works Officers Department is pleased to announce its now accepting nominations for the 2016 James L. Martin award, named in honor of Jim Martin who dedicated his career towards advancing the public works profession and supporting the efforts of the League.
The James L. Martin Award is an opportunity to recognize an individual's outstanding career service, leadership, expertise and innovation in the public works field. In addition to recognizing the outstanding contributions made by its recipient, the James L. Martin Award fosters continued professional development by providing the recipient an opportunity to attend a future Public Works Officers Institute.
In order to be eligible, a candidate must meet the following criteria:
Please contact Meghan McKelvey, League staff, with questions or comments at (916) 658-8253.
The James L. Martin Award will be presented at the 2016 Public Works Officers Institute in Sacramento. For more information about the conference, or to register, please click here.
The biennial California Statewide Local Streets and Roads Needs Assessment was released on Oct. 28, 2014, and the results were alarming. The condition of the system that makes up more than 80 percent of California's roadways is on the path to failure. The biennial survey confirms pavement conditions are declining and finds that existing funding levels are insufficient to properly fix and/or maintain streets, roads, bridges, sidewalks, storm drains and traffic signs. Deferring this crucial work, the report predicts, will likely double the cost of repairs in the future, and impedes efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other air pollutants.
The report is a collaboration between the California State Association of Counties, the League of California Cities and the state's regional transportation planning agencies. Produced every other year since 2008, the 2014 report surveyed California's 58 counties and 482 cities and captured data from more than 99 percent of the state's local streets and roads. It was released on the heels of the TRIP Report in September 2013, which found that a mere 25 percent of California's major urban roads and highways are in good condition.
California's local street and road conditions continue to decline. The Needs Assessment uses a scale of zero (failed) to 100 (excellent) to rate pavement condition. Conditions have deteriorated since the first survey six years ago when the statewide average was 68. Today it's dropped to 66, which falls into the at risk category. Of California's 58 counties, an alarming 54 have streets and roads that are either at risk or ranked in poor condition. In 10 years, it is projected that 25 percent of local streets and roads will be ranked poor.
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President – Timm Borden, Public Works Director, City of Cupertino
First Vice President – Jay Spurgin, Public Works Director, City of Thousand Oaks
Second Vice President – Jay Walter, Public Works Director, City of San Carlos
Immediate Past President – Bonnie Teaford, Public Works Director, City of Burbank
Department Director* – Randy Breault, Public Works Director / City Engineer, City of Brisbane
*Terms are for one year, ending in September, except the director who serves a two-year term.
Appointed by the department president, each department has at least one representative on each of the League's standing eight committees that can provide technical information to the committee as a whole to ensure that the department has a voice in the decision-making process, and make recommendations to the board of directors on legislative and policy issues.
Visit the League's Policy Development webpage to view upcoming meeting information, listed committees, and meeting agendas.
Administrative Services: Mark Sambito, Director of Public Works, Rancho Mirage
Environmental Quality: Daryl Grigsby, Director of Public Works, San Luis Obispo
Revenue and Taxation: Bonnie Teaford, Director of Public Works, Burbank
Transportation, Comminication and Public Works: Charles Hebertson, Director of Public Works, Culver City
Community Services: Timm Borden, Director of Public Works, Cupertino
Employee Relations: Jay Walter, Director of Public Works, San Carlos
Housing, Community and Economic Develoment: Morad Fakhrai, Director of Public Works, Hayward
Public Safety: Michael Throne, Director of Public Works, Rancho Palos Verdes
For more information about the appointment process, please contact Meg Desmond.
This committee was formed as an advisory body and comprises of city, county, state and federal officials who gather to discuss local, state, and federal problems and/or issues representing areas of statewide significance.
The Public Works Officers Department (Department) makes recommendations to the League of California Cities (League) for various appointments to state boards, commissions, and advisory committees. In addition the Department makes an annual appointment to each policy committee of the League.
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Dakota Ridge graduate Mekayla May, the school's IB valedictorian, sits on a bench outside the building, wearing a dark blue shirt emblazoned with the name of her future college, Emory University, which has granted her a full-ride scholarship.
Mekayla is looking forward to a bright future. But she'll never forget the dimmer days in her past.
The Jeffco school board on June 2 wrapped up two key priorities for the end of fiscal 2015-16: approval of agreements between Jeffco Public Schools and its two primary employee unions and approval of the district's budget for fiscal 2016-17.
In a unanimous vote last week, the board formally approved the ratified contract agreement between the district and the Jeffco Education Association. The five-year agreement includes $14.1 million in annual raises and $10.4 million for a one-time pay increase.
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This adage often is a motivator for those called to action, whether that's something as monumental as military service or as simple as trail-building.
On Saturday, at least, it was the latter for about 90 volunteers who participated in a National Trails Day event at Jeffco Open Space's Matthews/Winters Park.
One man's trash is another man's treasure, or so the saying goes.
Someone buys an item, only to sell it. The next person uses it, and, eventually, sells it again.
Take Littleton resident Linda Coughlin, who was selling antiques during Ken Caryl's community garage sale on Friday. Coughlin had a large feather Mandala dream-catcher prominently displayed on the garage siding, hoping to sell it to someone as it had been sold to her.
Wyatt Crofoot, a freshman at Golden High School, was considering trying a vaporizer before he joined the Breathe Easy Team, a youth advocacy program led by the Tobacco-Free Jeffco Alliance within the Jeffco's Department of Public Health and Environment.
"I liked that we were educated on vaping," Crofoot said at the group's end-of-year meeting. "I was actually thinking about doing it, until (I learned) what's in it."
Community reaction to Jeffco Public Schools' proposed facilities master plan is mixed, based on questionnaire responses from more than 800 community members since the plan was presented at a school board meeting last month.
This summer Jeffco is hosting the first-ever county fair planned by residents, dubbed the Jefferson County Fair & Festival.
The four-day event Aug. 11-14 also will be the first to use the entire Jeffco Fairgrounds. There will be seven "zones," each with a unique focus of activities and entertainment.
"We're taking the same concepts and traditions and putting different spins on them," said Dexter Foxworth, the fair's events coordinator.
For anyone looking to spend a June Saturday enjoying the fresh air and Jefferson County Open Space's trails and parks, volunteers are being sought for two National Trails Day restoration projects.
One will be at Matthews/Winters Park, and the other at Evergreen's Dedisse Park. National Trails Day, June 4, celebrates trails across the nation, and was started by the American Hiking Society.
Southwest Plaza mall has begun demolishing the parking deck on the north end of the shopping center, between JCPenney and Dick's Sporting Goods.
The Foothills Park & Recreation District board is once again reviewing a plan to have a BMX bicycle track at the Schaefer Athletic Complex.
Residents near the complex at West Hampden Avenue and South Kipling Street have opposed the proposal, citing concerns about parking, light and noise pollution, and the need to relocate prairie dogs.
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